The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-24 00:00:00

Iprt+ 4,w- . - - LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1849. A sT o • t • 1 Olg 1 [THREEPENCE. POTICL—ALTIRATIOSI OF MIL !ORATION ON THE NEW PRINCIPLE, si s wiebill by Ole radonleapi is October, IW. VOR PORT ADELAIDE, PORT 114 E MUM, ma SYDPIST no taw 11.41 8.i a1t r to ma poswEi rt t b s .bidt astk Nes Eis Am % log, Iliotaloo, NO sis exzWer, ma TOO t SI JoioisoN. eausea= l 4.64. rp= " tis ems watt Ma a opostroo pa% owl sprat& is car 'WPM 6464 NA is etteg a L s. SEPSl4ll WS illotelleSs% was st the weirs NW or II lostaiti prodrioas • iT, Whim as., rot Illest allowilo asessary tor e i onus ra isperieseed Mr la. Me aldp tab at Ply w dow analog Om, Wog S. Nth Dusoottor. Tanks NW will too a IntilEseill @IMO. ous ptrilcststsq. lIALL ( M redisesl. I. Bliammoort. N o; a T. F. MALLET. 4 1 Orotioroort, Mals-laro; or Or ATM,mod ona, I. tad loaNsAlrosioro, Lordoallalktreet, ao W Übe East lads Dolor Mayo Foriaroirsorrot Loam MIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA. S leditagt, C L E = llll anifits doe tiew or lomat ramposhlio proms Alva aro laatirabt for a froo=a=ail to Or Australian Colonies MISS Ng, It los bora armored to 1 a lof paporfor Ant-o SHIN or largo asaargr, for id latamalabliss of oloormot awl attar imasagors. at as all km Taal at ProallMaell7. Thai Milli sill bo tub. o ils Inegestannsof kr Us `epee, eidgration nal" and will Nisi • w eggsielsd dnys i Lw;ind and weather permitting) I steltess gnirsatese swill be ?WOOL WO sene burden, I. BLOW. Cbounander, be Ina sot POW PtilUF to sail boat Mom* Nay. U. ans. Ma pa Medea, A. aOI3L, Commander, k ADE- ad roam mu/. : wadi M ira Lad= Diumatag r ' kg. 6 PSS!..t*. r . II : .* ; 1.767 :aye ruit poops, with first-rate etessmeds ileassigare, sad, their 'teems decks being laity and abtals the used most dadrable opportunities ter the Imams' et Mmediste sod steerage pasetagers. Thep will ssishmsoi la all respect ott ailer photo thermals rf de= 4ll by her wslestrs Cakaiellioll was y male tte adopted. They ei=sr lw aed .I,,Lorowghly competent Dreams, and ram ottsqvallisd surgeons. Other equally Alm sued. i eeseeed, esitieg cm the let and lith at sash from h mai the Ilth sad UM front Plymouth. lead at the hay, Dead. ALL sad EDILIDOI, It, Teddhandwardet, ADELAIDE, PORT PHILLIP. AND SYDNEY. • mint fi ns A 1 ship SAMUEL BUD .I„ DIMOTON, J. W. HURST, inimmender, will keno the Lenten Doses ea the Wilt Neeeenteet, fm Gnawed and Mom* to embark preenkint. This Alp le Iliad to seemaneedate dl gertise Irk ermred keens, Irene:hag bedding, ke., for the melt. AS lend eargeoai via be appinted. Palely wary. sn silk Newer , an 1 equeeted to view the ahem eldp prior to Ob. , then bertha. 7 se W. GILCIIItIaT WIIICKFIt, 4. lorie.sard, am ow 0.6.101; Of to CAMPBE Co, 14, rn,, when Arose= eta he glees to inte LL nding awl preessers.—lteg whine ilif to aff r i ganted s Repos kr this WIIIL DUNION la ir , S s itt. l NCE ), OFF I IC "d E ........... London; Crillore-grum, Dolan; sod Esplanade. Hapsburg. Inalturted A.D. 171 S. WILLIAM scrrnpor. Us, Compose. ructious cumuusoroa, Bed e Hort - rt Cualsatta. the Life Bonus of the year liell Insbiondeabied, not, with the exception of • rearm el AMMO (to pecumniste toward., the wit Bones la 11165) le psi pionel with the um Wore; d. IWO* will thew the smug sgroontef Isms to rendes for 114111•1 in Chits Britain, Potording to the lea Of the Yves iseminii— ..... Ainolotef Pre .'"' `Heft 13mu. fur 1 the name b ars feels . time. Being pmt .1 percent. 11:2. I. led. ... LIO3. . . / on web amount of Premium. ... SW la. M. .. g 103 ... Being 60 per edit ditto. .. /1211 111. fa. . . SlO3 Wing 33 per sent. ditto. -. tig ile. 411. ... MOP .. Being be per tent. ditto. .. so Hi. iii. ... glee . Betas 43 per tent. ditto. 111611 Ari I.CHIS, Secretary. Mt MIAMI la ill lis branaltre, blending thereat of boson pods Mama s• sepiimbil bowsaws. 6 ,.. .A .. ~.., ONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, subarea by .13 J. 4 -7. Chertor ba the reigs of Vag if (- • 1 la Geary dir Pink kr LITE, HER, smil ▪ ,__S I ,' • • MUNE iIIANCEs. Olkee :1, : F. e'• 71 .'1' Royal Bribastry Or WE, gad 10, Pa -1,.r ..... i ." , ~. ......... v.„,......... TM espesege el =reed the lab are ihdreyed by the tore. TC --. ^... 711217 p rim tad. IW , •,. ci; .'a Trees are alibi se a Imo le ",. •Ws-0r.,,i. — ! lake, or paid le ash, et la 5 1.'::. • •• l • ' • • 'toughest of dr eerier O aimed a ri I nrropt tram ea lorry et ae red me without t ortkipttlait la war oso petoretuon out of the Ilielta of Rorer age Illowilly treated. 1117 iNsmtvwv. co 'wry 'endless of at rodent. .. Old NA MIN F. INSURANCE at the eNrfilli 110,111111•14 Mc 011 perusal re written pill Atli% CIULN‘It, Ileerelary. OIRSONS et INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either KATE lor mot of Mao, mg MUSE MODER N A INCOME kmio of at too I tetobot wommolW lE bilmf golos. t all tZrAlT & INC= me, °met Selo Mem% amodosood. Cloy. ORISENTS FOR CHRISTMAS. lIIMILTIR VOA Mr NSW TENS ritmeigsPoll v %TIMM. PIESENIN FOR BROTHERS. PRINS:NTS FOR SONS. PRESENT& FOR UNCLES. PRESENTS FOR COUSINS. ritimrsr; ma THE AGED. ?REAM , ' Wit THE NERVOUS AND PARALTSED. PRESENTS lott THE SICK AND BEDRIDDEN. Orekokest arA sing Tanana the es=s lo 01141=T P Art i .NEI OCARD ....". IIAZOZ kit tem beilim: - fib. la ma 'kraal Ras. loot art km prise Or Oda; oboe, le. Si fora B! Sasso am be wed la km& la Ili dart, or 00l ohlipaeorti ; otth pacts% mad espaitlea. elladaelly MOM the is/aid'.. cutting the ,lla. Thor who as drool lin on Inlinnutelcrii, mat the menthe is SO whoa sod oil, OM masa last timid tidy mold &bare a idt MAW IMO lholky. ARK.UtT sod ot/Mom ft, Clionoworms, lamas. partingars, Co., ;estlmmemisla Sri et nests. Its, Site/ put ■ 7111111111110471/14 _ _ . —.— 'll the dark or MIIIOt, ow a sea weysp, awd *Nisi AU Moine* I%* trynalarem vikkb be ft easmitimt at ellilam Or saw guy be god with podia whiy."—airmelts Pus. `k es be used lit Whew • aim& we . Im a areleczar wee. 'Twod= of limb, is WNW to es - YIN "Ks of dm mos Yr as awe timill et airoms. Ibis nu le way a *WM leiestisa."—LheeteL SR TRA-PLANT" TZIL-POT, se maul ken ekbarmili, lila km Immo awl dusi if ate brief k t et ja.t bees die/ ft ask pains ark =kr Ss , which have tba het two yeere MOW eult tele pegtolsrlq, Ikea tir Amee. A le I l ia thee been their he wet r ileme le Awe. behor Iblehlid with • dm. entlog of diem Ttlis 4k. kkie paws mod wee si4 -NOM —.SI 17 1776 40447 00. do. ash 11 17 11 Dralmok 4e. doe. 40. do. 11 17 bate 4e. Olio de. ••• • .taitbletetue genera Es. 1611. I 0 V±a %Mb. 434. r ; ea pole. be& orb, of the p l 7 Nis. Oho Made l& the ems piped... whip mot ri=g te 111711011 (Isle Slopes Ind Ranee), IS, Wad. Iteereeesoleset (man et Ihewsehatreat hileseet, nos. "RAY TRAYS.—EXTRAORDINARY SHOW.— Thi wo aemeimme WM 'MATS ee & WALTERS ewer = M mew am SAES at WILLIAM S. PUITCWt Ss, Owner ef Neweemeleleth am/ MA Ilesimematreet. eats Nies Make Trap. p• ist elf 'Ma tem lo idessa. ditle this µ bye ale, ham I k. r 4 rabies. ier we ham I. IL Malaise swam miser stoma make sod me tram maw of assalsd As dam at Moat • quoner at disk srisimel wet, bets •a set of issittiam Rama end Cladde waiters, mike sad brews stagy Isee.—‘7oll4ll S. SIMON (late Ritmo. sad 1. ANNA Weibutreaq, ADIATINO sal REGISTER STOVES.— 'mum( L SIIIITOSTS ammtimat of LOW and other st wary 'ark% gnat leant;/ et deli% sad exquisite wort- h tr et Dliarseam Ikea= et tram KM to '7 'Mame to Newts at frau HA le IS with Wes& all other rullatiag Mirth = k is t*l L ltim iargeet re the tad contains beside meth as aeretar salestirm of Ileiell, b., th .t purehmen roguestod to Meseet It. The MOW tar nay article sot swami of. OsSiklusi• witli as. mil ;per psi hue.—Lele NIPPON sod BIISTOX, XS, Os- meow Newmimewest. WNo. I, Ninnam.sereet. ht ReDeutrest, le3S. I ALMER'S CANDLES, Td. •_pound.— PAMIR% TAUNT CANDLES, .11 matted " Taimyr." wr Mashie Mahe ...... 74. per d LyeaL ILL d,s, a anis. 7 4S. Natiammq we 4 Melo IL ditto. the West Illesk at Lamle is die Ittaweava. Imitable for thaws 1 111 is kr aempidoe sil), tram Ss. he Mee. emit ; Ettatak la mai J i s t . a il i tur c e i tzt t Wl Ws& 21".61149 1adr a l. s ramm4kort.—imakoms MA WM taws CHESSMEN, in Ivory, Base, and wait, 4 las , Lamas% Ms MA sod sissiost, aq add of Ms lad tit! Culimee bawds mil le" Osiimil ll asards c Wa loam Dud% 10/10.11MM. Ems. Diallift CON% Taa Tahle OWN % absllsid Wolk Ilso.aalsos 1111=Islaso, ask sml Teeth lbaa, Strom Its. al all MOW Int.raft. Proshas. • HEAD d HAIR. ROWLANDS' !mamas Oil. amwhire the Mk la iimam MOM sow as roma, dram ft Gam met ma amaillk smailas It Is rad smith= sibpriudis at battalty slow fair Ito& ad lexeriews eT Mai sax willymbmay ha See beet mehail m In al wildienh eMbrawkaialmestediaq It Is sho similedve tromatim. Naiads= It MOM is Wain Oa lads Ma et M aill aramkr. as ms 110 mob masosary. Imam et marls= —TM emsdas artlii• Ms Os mai a Isoksta? Wm& the mum& Prise Ss 1114 75.; *Why is s. asiMart slwa INA pa die l aralmigasa.lomam, Wall sambas .1 NOW BEADY. --.--- ; --m . ..,..... 416.' ' •.' k 4 i: ~0„.1. i 7-_--. 3.., ..e. 7 4,, i. o 11 1 i. _ • _t-4 7,0 110.- 0. 4 " .. ._ . I' ‘ 3- • G- _>, Is mall octavo, piles li. Id, BY ILIUM LIMON. With amen= Mulled= by Richard Doyle. "Ws both is Fah il 'rot Mimi of the word. It is a well-son- inlaid *Mad, imICIII WWII *Dans will tike to beer Laity thaw.* 1 —Athommase. .Ibe moral of Om tale is sassceptlemble, and one that to always mistmia, end the thanks of that Important minthin public for whisk Pa great Newbury /ahem d la am of yme, are due to Mr. Lama fer Ibis little bosh."—Esamiser. . The dietieguished paid= el lb. Bulbar at the . Embattled Doll,' to rowel el as. of the Wray sands of the time, and which may 1M Morlbrl m a nom liable keWea of cantiouity sad power, will deublem nabs may deebees to per We lamest little Wiry, la liellik Wry wlll rd tas woe Immo use Ott tea whirl has fur so may yams peralerly ilbileguiaid theeireemet marled publeareks Mho ral-reelay Seem : Ikallsiory and Env% 11. keedy with the aleguiess as the Led Deember. (IMAGE COOKERY. By ESTHER COPLEY, At et "Ceiba@ Owebets." are. ke. Reprinted tram the " Fedi, Ewwwestet." Peke la, bound in cloth. Tide will be the wait elweiete mad u6erul (*Atm kr the Imelda, Ames pebble& Laudon : Geecelbeidge and Sem THE ENCHANTED DOLL • Fdrly Tab kir Little Raj* NW VOLUME. THE FAMILY ECONOMIST, VoL Second, ISA will be pedalled with the Magealsee ea the ht of 4 . 114. is mei ?midi ; ka la paper wrapper. Larks: Cararnbridge iad Sr §TRIES for SUMMER DAYS sad WINTER NIGHT& By the Editors of the Family Fammuist. Bret Velma of them popular Childrea's Merles will be pub lished with the Me= cm the let af December. Price Is. I : Grombridee and Socw. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of Tills DAT. Nov. It emstalna the to ings :—Panstin. Emperor of Hayti. Is Ocinnell Wwl 7:ll= denbead, bung os Friday weelt —Bishop's Rock ligMbenge. Scilly lalands—lmisma in the Zodoeleal Society's Gardens —llmating S... sort—Esemomy of the Kennel : 1. The Kennel ; 2. The Dapped ; S. Kamm% Betty: Dogs Exercising; 4. Drawing in to Toed ; b. Peed. W irsi The Earth Stopper—New Presbyterian Church, Iltrisingbant of Newloandlood—Gobelin Tapestry formerly be. Mae Arta " Return hem ties tear Host." Asebak Corks Tows—High Tor Railway Tunnel Matlack—Motur• et a Lark& Lodging-hose ; with Ham ran mal Cada labittawae. ill the News of the Week.—ollies.g, Simi Prise gi, pare Res. IdETROPOLITAN COMMISSION OF SEWERS. A Court of Sewers was held yes'erday, at No. 1, Oreek-street, hobo, Viscount EfIkINGTON in the *air. Present : sir J. Burgoyne ' Sir Henry De la Beebe, Captain Vetch, Captain Dawson, Mr. Robert Stephenson, M.P. ; Captain Harries, Mr. Hardwick, Mr. Halm', and tar. Lewes. The routine business of the dsy baying been disposed of, the wart proceeded to consider the question as to the ap pointment eta chief engineer, and the following resolutions IWO peered upon the =Meat : " That a principai engineer, of lath qualifications, is re quired, compe'eat to devise and superintend the works* the groatviesien, and to have entire control over the survey ors and their operations." "That the sum of ,3001. per annum will be a proper salary far such alas, exclusive of a charge for travelling, Ice which 2001. rer annum will be a proper allowance." " That the court make a bye law in the following teems, do is so say :—' la =names of the powers ire Iletropolitea Commissioners of Sewers by the throats** thk behalf, le is beesky ordained that there shall be an Ohms( the oommieden, mite Mall be and be called the =peer to the bletropolitaa Commissioner of Rowers, aid than sash cam shall be paid • athry at the rate of 1,3001. further allowance in respect of travelling expeasm at the Me of 2001. per annum, which salary and allowance esepedieely shall to paid by even quarterly payments, sad ia ass of the death, resignation, or removal of such ellisse lineassea say of the quarterly days of payment there Mal he paid to his executors, and admin*rators • 'stash's ped= of the said salary and allowance up to the time of his death, resig nation, or removal.' " " That the foregoing bye law be submitted for oonfltroallen to • Special Court of blowers, to be holden at the • :pinhole el • month at least from the present court, at 12 o'clock* MS, and that public notice of such bye law and of the intention to submit the sea for COGATISAtiOII be given asearding to the statute in such case made wad provided." That from and after the wanton* of the :0:3 bye kw by a special court, Mr. Frank Foster be emir= to the commission at a salary of 1,6001., sparse for travelling within the limits of the juriadic ia ti a la IM easel." Ilk JOHN BURGOYNE said it was very desirable that • OWN of mit importance as the appointment of a eked segkeer should be brought forward k epee court, and ileb► mead is public. In order to justify IM appintammt speed yea by the commission, it would _ be asess sap a kw ' wards respect* the salary and the ellEeM el the Individual who had been selected for the aim in quesdoe. With a view to do this correctly, sad to enable the court as judge of the srepekty of the Nun whisk W bass adopted, weeld be - tidko foe em i t k what ma ser the engineering buds= was ermandad under the old esemohnica. A great number of enemas were appointed to earry on the works is the different distaisb, and they had all am= independently of each other. They had looked apse the court as the directing =glum, and it wee needless to say how isessapetsat the Ward were to perform the duties imperil up= Am by seek a state of things. It was net from say weal of qtaileation that they were incompe tent, ben on asesset °like peculiarity of their constitution ; the fa* Wog that they were an unpaid board--all of them =gaged la ether affairs, and occasionally meeting and adsptieg peiaciples of a general nature, to be acted upon by the elan of the institution. It was quite impossible that a court constituted in this way mad be in a position be do inerythiag, and the consequence was that the gentle men who discharged the duties of engineers and surveyors were all, as he had stated, act ing _ independently of each other, whilst the commisaiosen had no means of ascertaining how he their proceedings were correct, or how far they might be improved. The evils attending such • system were mseifesdy without end. He proposed that a bye-law should be pas. ed authorising the csnanissioners to appoint' Kr. For er as chief engineer. Mr. STEPHENSON said it must be apparent to all that the appointment of • chief engineer was essential to the in terests* the public and the interests of the commissioners. T!app were most anxious to discharge their duties properly, =lit was quite clear that success could not be obtained mikes they established • channel from which re upeasibnity might flow. The commissioners now pro posed to entrust those duties to another which they were formerly obliged to perform themselves. Wee it at all likely that the board should occupy themselves in disclosing the minutia of their operations when they ought to be di ntheir attention great to one and ruling principle ? t that he incurred a greet responsibility in pro posing Mr. Faster for this *lice, but be had so much confi dence in his qualifications that he did not shrink from that naponeibility. Sir HENRY DB LA BECHE said that as Mr. !linden was not present on this occasion, he was called upon Way • few words in reference to the important subject under their ceesideration. The great object to be attained by public bodies, such as the Consmiedeases of Sewers, was elbleasy ia its taken. In hie mild= they could not have ahem a ma betas MIA he the Ass than Mr. Foster, sod. he meld theadwe give kisuaqualified vote foe the ap paling= of that gratimens. lb. HAWES sigaged his approval of the appointment, sad slated that he kerma It weeld ultimately turn out to he as mamba sm. Kr. HAHHWICK mimed a similar conviction, stating that it was abselaseip ammeary that the sews= of London should be pima under ON great head ; and however huge the salary the dna Irma appear to be, the public would we by present ap The CH naiad* the court that the appoint ment of Kr. Potter to the silos was nasaimeasly agreed to whip every member of * esamissise wee peassat. From the bei.WIS Me mamMehasem had been tesseimees as to the lemmas= of appekdag a Mid se#lseer, =I the esly mama Toby " ha had eid bssa ada" maalliseed was, thee keg wadi m bets keedeted which My. Wesiink mad have heed Ilk powers to =ewer. He thaegid, mass all s, that t e e reejsedkabsesse Me mast deserved*, sumo it bad from sines member *the now seenalision. Sir HENRY every _ DE LA BECHB begged to be fakes* whether the court had masfved any reply to their request that the City commieheme iiisaid sem them to seaside, plans which MI ban mat be Me the drainage of tha sw tripoli' t He was asks Is sessalsia this fast, as it WAS mat Important rat thins who bed forwarded the. plans devoid have them eseeikeed at the earliest opportunity. Mr. WOOLIITOII sad he bad set yet red any reply epee re sailet&—The court theasilltersed. wrr aw.~ MR. BRIGHT AND MR. DICKENS. TO TEI IDITOR 07 THI TIMIS. SIR,—In your leading article of this day on the question of capital panishments, you make a quota tion from my letter to the chairman of the late meetirg, and apply it to Mr. Charles Dickens. I thiuk I need hardly say that you do me great injustice, and I am not sure that Mr. D:ckens himself receives much better treatment at your hands. My observa tion could not possibly apply to Mr. Dickens, be cause he is well-known to ho,d the strongest opinions against capital punishments, whether in public or private. Mr. Dickens wrote some powerful letters in the Daily News nearly four years ago, in condemnation of the barbarity and uselessness of putting criminals to death, and I am quite sure no men with his in tellect and his heart can have gone back in his opinion on this quesion from an observation of what has taken place since that period. I understand Mr. Dickens now to hold the name views on this subject, and to propose private exe cutions only as something not so brutalizing to the multitude as the present system. I can under , ~ mond and spAuclate is mouves ; he cannot yet get all he wishes, bat is anxious to remove a part of the evil. Ido not wish to enter into any discussion of the main question, bat I may perhaps be allowed to add that I have derived teat satisfaction from reading your articles upon it during the pres nt week, because you give up the only arguments on which parliament can possibly continue the infliction of the death penalty. 1 am, Sir, yours respectfully, Rochdale, Nov. 21. JOHN BRIGHT. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BAIL COURT. teem* Mr. Justice ['screwy. WHISTON 10. YRS Ds&x AND CHAPTER OF ROCHESTER. CATHEDRAL TRUSTS. Sir F. Thesiger applied, on behalf of the plaintiff in this case, for a conditional rule for • prohibition to the Dean and Chapter of R sehester C►thedral from dis missing the Robert Whitton from his situation of head mute of the grammar school at that place. The learned cease 1 was heard at treat length is support of the rule, quotin; the culotte espitular statutes, and contending that the dean and chapter lid aced ❑legally in dismissing Mr. Whitton, and for no other reason than that that gen!le. man had endeavoured to have the school raised to the pitch of efficiency intended by the founder. Mr. Justice Pattiwn was of opinion that a rule to re store would be the better form of mandamus, and a condi tional order was granted accordingly. AN ANOMALOUS AND ARBITRARY PROCEEDING UNDER Till BUILDING ACT. Mr. Cl Awn applied to the court fora mandamus, directed to Mr. Elliott, the magistrate at the Lambeth Pulice-eourt, under the following most extraordinary circumstances :—A Mr. N•lson, a builder, in Surrey, was, a few months hack, erecting certain houses, and when he had built up the first and second stories, he was served with a twice by the district surveyor, Mr. &owe, that the buildings were not being constructed, in conformity with the provisi-ns of the New Building Act. After the ' service of the notice, an information was laid before the official ref ppointed by the act, who proceeded to in spect the erections, which had by this time reached the third and fourth story. Upon inspecting them the referees expressed themselves perfect:y satisfied with the manner in which the first and second stay had been built, but found fault with the third and fourth, and they signed en sward or certificate to that effect. Upon this cer dilate the district surveyor went before Mr Elliott, at Lambeth, sod obtained a summon against Mr. Nelson. The latter appeared to the summons, and pointed out to the magistrate that the notice zefarred only to the first and second story, whereas the award or certiti cats applied to and found fault with the third and fourth ; and he offered evidence to the magistrate that the tuildings were in every respect in , conformity with the provisions of the act. The magistrate, however said that he had no power to receive such evidence, and th at the production of the award or certificate was quite sufficient to him, although it applied to a portion of the building not erected at the time the notice was first given and her nlercd Mr. Nelson to find sureties that he would alter ithe buildings, or in default 'he would be com mitted to prison. The learned counsel stated that this was a monstrous interference with the liberty of the subject, and a perversion, or rather a denial, of justice, and he had, theralore, to apply to the court tor a mandamus ordering the magistrate to re. mire evidence on behalf of Mr. Nelson. . . . Mr. Justice Plates= said that in looking over the act of parliament, it appeared to him perfectly unintelligible. He dad not ace that it gave the magistrate any power to issue the summons, and certainly gave him no power to imprison Mr. Nelson under such pecalinr circumstances. He would therelore grant a rule to show cease. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. CArrran OP lioreznnesiraus Johnson, aged 14, and —. Thomason, 16, were charged with having attempted to commit a burglary near the Olympic Theatre. The two prie men were apprehended on Sunday morning last about three o'clock, in an empty house next to the Olympic Theatre. Johnson was found " asleep" en the first floor when Chadwick and another officer entered, but soon roused on the entrance of the officers, and on having been searched a centre bit was found on him. The other, Thomson, was found up the chimney of the room. Oa him else house-breaking implements were found. Several of the me tropolitan police had seen and recognised both prisoners since their remand, and Ooff, of the detective force, was sc. Twisted with them amour the Lambeth thieves.—Mr. Henry sentenced the prisoners to three months' imprison ment in the House of Correction. THE BISIIOP AND MI RAGGED SCHOOL.—The Lord Bishop of Derisama, in s Wart to one of the vice preddenta, espressos ilsoilsdly Ids approbation of the esta blishasent of tits Bagged and Indestrisl School in Sunder. land, readily socepta his nuninatiost es patron, and declares his intention of sending a cloned= far its encouragement.— Sunderland Herald. Fin AT NOTTING-HlLL—Thin morning , i shortly after one o'clock, a serious fire broke out at otting-hid, near Shepherd's-bash, in one of the It acions building. in Union-terrace, in the occupation of Mr. Muggeridge, a per fumer, etc. Police constable Threadbold, No. 66 T, in passing Jong his beat , perceived an unusual glare o: light in the front shop. He succeeded, after some time, in arousing the inmates; a number of feeaslis were carried to the oppo site tavern, and which had scarcely been aecomplished when • loud noise was heard In the shop. This, it is believed, was caused by the explosion of the gas meter, and in an inosot afterwards the flames entered every floor in the lofty building, penetrating the roof, and rushing out of tae various windows, On the western side of the blazing property were the pre mises of Mr. Wotton, tea dealer and Italian warehouseman, in which a most costly stock in trade was deposited. On the other side stood the stores of Mr. Hill, cern chandler, in which articles of the most inflammable character, including many loads of hay and straw were stacked. The moment the trout of the premises belonging to the last named party became ignited, the neighbours commenced marrying the property of Mr. Wotton, Mr. Hill, Mr. Hulk statiendw.and Mr. Robinson, fishmonger . Four brigade engines, whisk were the first to reach the scans from town, were at ones set to work ; but, notwithstanding that the firemen mounted the roofs of the contiguous houses, and laboured incessantly, it wee nearly 4 o'clock ere the fire was entirely extio&'shed. The total loos by this disastrous siderable. The damage done by removal, it is fund, wlil exceed that done by fire. The Eastern Archipelago Company have obtained Lord Grey's permission to name the shipping port for their win on the north east end of the island of Laboan, " Poet Raffle.," in honour of the late Sir Stamford Raffies, the founder of Singapore. Advices have been received by her Majesty's ship Pandora of the loss of the American ship Robert Ful ton, Captain Chase, of 600 tons, bound from New York to California, with a gener al cargo of mere:han dier, valued at 200,000 dollars. She went on shore on the southern point of Lively Island, and hie be come a wreck. A corn ',ardent at Port Stanley, Falkland Island, wri'es that every possible assistance was rendered the ship, crew, and passengers from that place ; and it was expec ted that most of the cargo would be saved, as two vessels, the Sirius and Nautilus, were about to proceed to Lively Island for that purpose. Part of the cargo will perhaps have to be sad at Port Stanley, and the remainder consigned to the American anon at Montevideo for the benefit of the concerned. She struck on the 11th August, but the crew did not find out until the 28th following that a British settlement was within 40 miles of them, otherwise the entire. cargo might gaily have been laved. We do not hear of any lives being loot. The following particulars of the markets for olive oil, in the • pee* bean been ressived to-day Mam.-Arrivals of olive oil were few, owing to the quarantine in force with Sicily, and a lso excluded from the ports of the Regency of Tunis for not placing in quarantine arrivals from places where cholera pre vails. It was doubtful, however, if more abundant supplies would affect prices whi lst the demand con tinued brisk is at present, and the first cost at the shipping port remained so high. Sicily oil was I quoted at fully 38/. per imperial tun of 68 cane, and Barbary at 381.105. per imperial tan of 57 j caffein PALER3IO.-The crop of olive oil bad turned out deficient, and as the local consumption alone was sufficient to support prices, higher rates were confi dently expected. The prices then ruling were at Palermo 431. ls. 2d., at Cafula 421. 6s, at Sciacea 411. 124. sd. per tun of 13 cantata f.o.b. NAPLES.-On the 14th inst. the price of Gallipoli oil had slightly improved: was quoted at 371. 15s. per imp. tun to b., with a firm market, owing to the &deices from France. Toranto oil was very scarce, and one party holding about 600 salon will not accept less than D. 24.60 first cost, which is nearly equal to the plias of Gallipoli. A vessel had been chartered to load 1,200 silens of Gioja oil at Manisa for the four ports. Exchange en London 575. MARSEILLES.-The prices of olive oil on the 18th were without any change. Levant, 371. 9s. 6d. to 381. 3s. 6d.; Tunis, 371.95. 61. per tun of 252 gajous Tab. Freight 18s. per ton. The Minister of Commerce at Berlin tam published the notification made to the Prussian minister la Lenti don by the English government on the 10th October last, with reference to the stamps and labels on foreign manufactures introduced into this country. It is in substance to the following effect :-All goods end fabrics which are provided with a stamp or label in the Engiish langusge merely deal/using their character or quality, must likewise be provided with a stamp or label indicating the name and residence of the foreign manufacturer, or with some inscription, not in English, so that no doubt can exist of their not being of English manu facture. Unless this regulation be observed, no goods or fabrics of foreign origin will be admitted into Great Britain, either for transhipmeut or for con sumption. A nyi goods arriving in this coantry which are not in strict confo:mity with the above regula tions, will have the English designation taken off them ; but where this cannot be done, they will be sent back to the port from whenc e they came. Further, any goods bearing evidence of an intentional deception in these respects, will be confiscated. Ramberg advice@ atf the 20111 ghee that the coffee market had experienced a alight reaction, and that sales could only be effected at a decline of 1 on the better, and of 1 whining on tie lower qualities, which, however, holders wou'Al not submit to, and conse quently no business had been done in this favourite staple. Sugar was firm, though the limits from the interior were too low to admit of large transactions. Cotton was in good request. Spices continued to maintain' full prices. Spelter on the spot was current at 161. per ton, f.0.b., and for spring delivery 161. 6s. were asked, but 2s. lees were offered. The grain market was steady, with small purchases of wheat at full prices. Malting barley was In request at 21e. to 235. Oats, peas, and beans were quite neglected. Discount was easy at 21 per cent. Exchange on this country in demand at 13.10 for three months. Go vernment securities and funds were steady, and at the following rates there were buyers : Hamburg Three-and-a-Half per Cent, loan of 1842, 861. Hanoverian New Five per Conte., 106. Ran sian-English Lcan, 1044 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Ham burg Certificates, 99 ; the Five per Cent. Certificates (Hope), third and fourth series, 94. Prussian Five per Cont., voluntary loan of 1848, 1051. Danish Five per Cents. (English), 961. Norwegian Four per Cents., 1848, 991. Spanish Three per Cent. Interior Debt, 251. United States Six per Cents., 105. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 17th inst., when compared with the returns for the week previous, give the following results : Ctrealeelea Woe . £29,209,295 Clreelelio settle 18,181,640 PIM iipsies 7,248,920 .- berme 1,027,130 Other (Weft 9,912,501 Demme 439,583 brides netemenasseerinesta 14.312,087 deputised- 1 Olber lisearifee Oda awl 110111 es SIM day sad other Wlls 1,031,710 - Demme 67,563 faaliemt 3,182,593 ...... Ingram 1,563 WI Of ENOLAND.-Accoorz I c T e . te .T Week mew Nov. 17,1919. Goverhete at Der e...... ia1.01 0 .102 Other fleeurhist 2.904,900 Gold Coln sod seines 14,032.118 Ohm &Mos ...... CUM norm DIIPI Notes Mooed 09.209.296 529.209.2961 DI =doff Capitol ....4114,863.00) 3462,685 POLIO Xxohoo., tkv. B Commis. of Xatiocol Dobt,and Div, &MO 7,449,1'01 other Depoelta . 9,912.601 1 Sorvo-dsz &Mother BM 1,031,7101 eLLOOO,7IB Nov. IL lINL _ DUBLIN sroa rumor:. . . Oomsmoist BaerMN Oda& Dead Weistat Annuity) .... ...... 14.322,067 Othortiscurt Ms NONS 1,u27,6 562 55 Odd sad fillver Coin' 8243,396 436.1k5,729 Met Cambia. $ per Cat Coa;111 "-.- ------- - 92 6 li per par Ont. Beam& ...... 921 Ont. Slat 93 Ono. Cand Meek (ssw) - ... .- - (101. paid) 1 WismaitWomeeOenp mit t ims Milk sal Droploola 1.91. Si Was aal Mita Ameba 121.9•40mit Waken s as 11. Om. Qom li 111•11121118 AID tyrocKs ABROAD. Ratisma, Rey 2t- 1 m Funds : Loan, 1646, Five per Cents., 93; Ditto, ILA 961; Ditto, 1848, 9SI ; Ditto, 1844, Four-and. ..Half per OMa., 67 ; Lose, 1113 A. Your per Orb , 431 ; Ditto, tem Three pee oats., 644 ; Dt.,01 the Qty, 1543, Five par Clam, 931. Bank of Belem, Four per Crate., 691 ; Bank of Les of MI. Five per Ceuta, 161 y. Exchange on Wilke, 23.691. Harrscao, Nov. 20.-Harabitrg . 22.9.H0N pa daft, 691 Mrs, 661 money; Hanoverian Five per Cents., 106 Ms, 106 = Prowl= Five per Orb, 106 bllls, 1021 =may. Rumba Loan, Fire per Cents., 1041 money; Five per Cent. Homburg Omni. owe, 99 bills. 99 money; Hops and Co., 3rd and 41111erlm, 94 money; roar ltt OWL, eida b 64 l bills 1 Nor= Pee Cents.. 991 11114 gei Lam pa , 71 tans ; Ditto. Five r,„ &its., 961i - 14461 saae7y • lel** me per Cents., 101 bills; Ditto, Three per amts.. 2%41 money; American 81: per Cents., 103 bilis, 103 moray. as Lem. don: Hamburg, 20th Nov., 13.11 f ; three most* 13.1 MOMS, 19th Nov., two months, 614. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The English stock market presents a very steady appearance to-day, bat wi t hout much business doing. Consols opened at 941 to f, the closing prices of yesterday, both for money and account; they then rose to buyers, and afterwards ex penenced a further imp rovement, touching 1, m consequence of a large money purchase mada by the broker of the Court of Chancery. Their present quotation is 941 to j, both for oash and the 12th December. The Thrft per Cents. Reduced mark 931 and The Three-and-a-Quieter per Cents., 93/ and 941. Bank Stock is very firm, and has been done at 199 f. The only transactions in Exchequer Bills this morning have been at 475. prem. In the foreign stook market prim generally are steady, though litt'e business is going forward. Mexican are rather firmer again ; they were last done at 26g. The actual basilica of the morning consists of Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 42. Mexican (ex MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVIIIXINCI. In the course of foreign exch urr ai e r for this day's mail, scarcely any variation occ urred. With the ex ception of a slight improvement in the rates for bills on Leghorn and Genoa, Vienna and Trieste, the prices were the same as lest post day. Bills were nego tiated at the following rates:— Prices negotiated. Prom To Moberg 3lb. 18 19 l4 allailligin 12 li I 11186.01138 13 11 ..... 8 *Owe 25 75 23 476 326 DlllO - ..»..».. $ XL 31•333111•3 — . .---„„ .." 23 73 112 nom .«....... 11 S idols 36 49 49 I a WIWI is 31 20 eims ------- 6 . . i =2:::: ----" " 1102010 —....— « l2l I Lim 63 COMP ....: ha. coupon) at 281, I, and I. Ittunian, at 108. Spanish Five per Cents., at 17,1 ; the Three per Cents. at 381 and 37. H.M. ship Constance but arrived at Plymouth, having left Valparaiso on the 27th August, and Rio Janeiro on the 14th October. She has to the value of 1,700,000 dole. in specie on freight, from the west coast of America, on merchants' account. ENGLLSII ITNDS. Beak Flock lffla 91 al 3CO r es. i.e.. 111 I I per Ot. JUL Mara. In i per 001.911 i I Per MOP& Mara. 111 i /WA 47L to &N. 1101EION ruin». 6 per &ends Ct. Austrian 1 per 01, W i lls.. 16 4 11$ per CL Belt. Be:M - 6 ' 1915., 14 par Cent, 6 per (IL ea, OK XI i 4 per CL &Wise ad... 818 tpel)t. Paroles Mt. 613 24 Ditto Hew.— 010v..113 6 per Ct. Boma Arm. 41 3 ciWisee. Ms.. 163 9 1111 to Mit= Ms., 61 7 17 t _ MU* Co Pd. Bolt. pfiLl i nk 361 i Colombian Evader MA, 4 I . ee 3 per Ct. Ambit 8d5.,12 4 MTesive .36 I 24 per Ci. Dutch Mk. Of 4i 2 per 04. Vase& lide., 23 4 41 4 per OL look& Carta, PI 3 110111161461 Didwpeot SY" I S I : rRRICTX SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARICRTB. LONDON, SATURDAY MORNING.—NeeIy all de- tai eviction of eolonial produce have this week been noted- M ingly diffellt ot sale, and in many instances holden have shown a disposition to reallse L by accepting lower prime. A fo portion of the British eager offered at auction has ben sold o p at rates is favour of the bayen ' while foreign has declined u, ti+4N.. faliplid. ewt. The Doman side MA at Amsterdam* the u/ Idea last., sempeleing 18,700 beaten Java, went it at a re- it dual= of about Is. per cwt upon the rates obtained at the ist last sale. There has been less disposition on the pert of both the ht me trade and export buyers to purchase coffee, and the Is greater portion of the plantation Ceylon has bent bought in. ee A small quantity only of native has been disposed of at • U decline ot Is. pet ewe In foreign the trassactior.s have Is bees very limited. Popper maintains the full rates of last e t week. Only one mall sale of nitpetre has been held, at to which 2.84. par cwt. was obtained for 311 n. refraction. In 6, the tea market the attention of the trade has been directed e; to the arrival of the new congous by the Mary Sparks, and a few parcels have bun sold at Is. 91. per lb. Public sales took place on the 22nd, when 2,000 paelregn out of 12,000 ' packagemet with purchasers at previous rates. sy In the West India market about 1,340 hlids, sugar have la b . Barbados. m n t sales o o di sposedap M a urit ius, rc auction,i n cl u d ing wt .h l5O t the prices hs ave a f gain realized onHeroesw fi begs 11,4 e r o w: nthhdi any ic barr els hn w been pub - e r e ° u l; offered at auction, and only partly disposed of; the grainy ot, kinds at 445.6 d. to 485., yellowish to middling white Bemires u et 384. to 405., low soft to middling yellow at 345. 6d. to is .175. 81., and the Mauritius sorts, of which a large proportion 24 of the above quantity cosslated, at 345. 6d. to 395. per cwt. 10 for low yellow to good grocery. The sales of Madras have rot comprised 5,660 bags ' which have only met with partial l buyers at 28s. to 30s. 61. for low to good bright las brown, and 31a. 6d. to 325. 6d. per cwt. for mid- 40 cluing to goo bright yellow. 2,690 bags 80 cases 1 , 0 ! Penang, were sold at 31e. to 345. for low to dull yel- ; low, and 365.6 d. to 41s. 61. per cwt. for middling ye ll owish u to ood white. Of foreign the following parcels have been ten put up to sale, eft •. 1,311 boxes yellow Havana, which 110 went at 38i. 61. to 41s. 6d. per cwt., duty paid; 2, 64 0 boxes 44 " washed" at 17. 6d. to 215. Gd. I. band, for low to good bright yellow; 2,266 bags and baskets Java were chiefly bought in 60 at 19s to 235. 6d. per cut ,in bond, for strong brownish and u greyish ; 322 bhds. 50 tierces and bands Porto Rica were 121 partly sold at 375. to 41s. 6d. per cwt. for middling to good 60 grocery ; 134 hhds. 160 barrels St. Croix, middling to good 151 bright grocery, went at 395. to 43, . 6ii. per cwt. Privately, la * a floating cargo of Manilla has changed hands at 18s. 6d. 10 0 per cut. 60 The following parcels of coffee have been brought to sale, 25 viz. :-3 , 780 300 casks plantation Ceylon, of which the 20 low and medium kinds only met with purchasers at 435. to II 38s. for low to fine fine ordinary coloury, the middling sorts to have been mostly bought in at 60e. to 68.. per owl. ; 1,680 gs bags native wero sold at the above decline, the prices paid ltt being 445. 6d. to 465. 6d. for ordinary to good ordinary, and a 50 few lots at 48e. per cwt. for fine quality ; 31 casks and 4 bartels Jamaica were bought in at high rates; 252 20 CUM Tellicherry went at full prices, viz , 455. to 525. 6d- to per cwt. for floe to flue fine ordinary grayish ; 100 bales 1s utgubled Mocha were bought in at 60 5 . • sad 60 bales gar- tli bled, of of I import, at 85s. per cwt.; 89 Dales and half-bales Mysore went at 455. 6d. to 51s. 6d. ; 166 bags Madras, at 8 1* 47e. 6d. to 49r. ; 214 bags Costa Rica were taken in at 481. to 495. ;39 begs washed Rio, at 56i. ; and 50 bags Company's so Java were sold at 465. per cwt. 168 bags Trinidad cocoa were chiefly taken is at 38e. to I li , 426.. and 30 bags Grenada, at 375. to 395. per cwt. TM only sales dries have been one of 9,115 bags Madras , et " and one of 760 pockets of Bengal ; for the former full prices to Inn obtained, viz.--Bs. to 9s. for middling pinky to good to poky white, and for the latter, 95. 6d. to 10s. was given for it. rather bold dusty white. In other kinds there has not been 20 any business. 4° 260 hoses of Sago, of middling and good bold purl realised a slight advance-v s , 105.61. to 21e. 6d. per cwt. 16 01 Saltpetre, one parcel of Bengal, imported from Boston, 106 amounting to 164 bags, was disposed of at 28s. per cwt. kr U refraction 311bs. The sales of spice have comprised 148 bags Pimento, at 1 , 6 24 6d. to 61d. per lb.; 18 cases nutmegs, at 3s. Id. to 3s. 2d. for y o bold seconds; 2s. 7d. to 2a. Bd. for thirds, and 2s. 3d. to go 2s. 7d. per lb. for good second and third sorts, damaged ; 101 184 bags African ginger, at 355. 6d. ; 910 bags Malabar, at 225. se Ito 265. ; 573 cues and 217 bags Cslicut, at 31.161. to 61.6 s is iW cues, and 21.155. to 31. lls. per cwt. in begs, duty paid ; and 994 bag 5.1,270 pockets Bengal, at 20s. 6d. to 215. per owl., in to bond. 872 bags Malabar pepper were withdrawn, without Bt. price, and 131 bum, rather grey sifted Sumatra, found buyer. it. at 211. par lb. SO Since last week the transactions in tea have been only to a It limited extent. Two sales have taken place ; one of Assam, so all of which sold at full prim, the other consisting of about a 10,000 packages from China, which went off flatly at former IS rates, 2,000 only being sold. Siam then the attention of the 1 trade has been drawn to the new season's Cougous which II have arrived in the Mary Sparks, and sales of some of these 6 have opened at le. 91., but not much business has at present so been done. All kinds of green teas remain firm, particularly 59 the finer kinds, of which there is not now much offering. 1!5. TALLOW MARKET. THIS DAT. fit. is The market is firm today, at the following rates: Peters- in berg Y. C. on the spot, 375. 3d. ; October to December el dtlivery, 375. ; January to March, 371.6 d. • So SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.--THIS DAY. to Mews. Cooper add Davis report trade heavy, at the fol io - lowing quotations: Prime Marlow Hay, 655. to 70s. • info. to rior do , 5.5 s 60s. ; Rowen, 50s. to 565. ; Clover, 60s. to to 80s. ; Btraw,2ll. to 245. SO WOOL MARKET.—THIS DAY. ti Public sales will take place on Thursday nee. About sti 26,000 bales colonial and foreign are declared, but not more than two-thirds of this quantity is expected to be offered. 1,» In the meantime the market has been quiet but firm. Ar 1 p - rivals are 938 bales foreign, and 1,185 colonial. The mar ket for English has been very quiet, but prices are firm. COVENT-GARDE The following are the prices rine-applee, per lb., 4 to nt Grapese, p. lb., 3a to Cs Portugal, per lb., ed to la Pears ; per daa n as to 4a per halt sieve, 4s to ga per Lemons,lo per o le to , dos, 4a to 13a le Oranges, per doz., Pd. to is 6cl per 100, 3s. to 12s. 1.-THIS DAY. 118 A gl o ttl . teben, p. bag./ al 10 per poolt, Bs U. wer.Z, lb., 2. to 3o Walnuts, par pa, le Bd to per Omut 16s to 24s Filberts, per 10a Ito., 436 to 601 st. Nuts, Bar., p. butt., 10e to 22, Bred 4 p. 126 to 166 gent Cobs, 60s to 6.10 per 10016 e. abbages, p. 624., 66 to Is Caullifflrers, per dca., Is to 46 Broccoli, p. NMI, 6s to 101 =per &L.'s 6d to Is 6d Is 6d to B r Wa' Per Pond. pet tilt stsve. Id to 9d Potato's, per too. 60s to lOW par mt., is to Is per bush., Is to Ss Torolphperdos.bm..ls6d to2s6d Red /est, per des.l6 to 29 Hone ladit a rtli, 2s to 4s E u nk s it "a4l.6ll .Per ri tar =err WO% MI to Is 34 p.ll bsokates, Is to Is Wstsrares. p dos. bunches, 4d to ai Omits, par ben., 4d to 6d Sphsask, pit tiers, ts to Is 6d. LULU!. Woos, per beach, 20 to 40 61110 lots, tousla per 111 h, p, 6d Is 6d to 44 1 I 4d to Garlic, per lb., 4d. to Ild 90 Art 0030044 p. dca., Is 60 to 3s n Tutus, Cab.. p. soots, 4d tow 10 Cdos, do., lid to Is 90 Entire, per 1020113. Is. to Is 6d 3 TOIMAtOOI, p. hat alsen, 34 to sa II 1 Mushrooms, per pot, Is to Is Id XI bash.,P. 3s toes /0 100111 ' .. k 2d to 10 w Temsel, prr as to 3d 90 Savory, per Numb, fd to 3d 90 Thyme. per bomb, 2d to ad 30 Pardee, p. dom. bum., 34 to 4d 90 Boot', per bdle., Is. to Is 64 10 leadorsm, par bomb, w 9O Mat, per bma, 24 SO lisall, per bomb, 2d la fe LEEDS, Nov. 23. glam-Escznxim.—There is no feature is the market earth ardesar rem& tedq. Thee has boon anima of kinassr it et ths ileariad Mrs :—Led tonesslas. ; arida al Tertaire Pnansa 111. Ss. 3d. ; Mandissah mad Unsaddle Prehresse, ; Think Sardssis Ns. 2, q ; Lenesaire and Yorkshire rutile, q dia.; oaresidm 11. BRISTOL, Noe. 23. 87ciox-Itioadaroz.—The market wad quiet, and with little stock oaring. Taa 01.11 alterstlen in prkes was In Midland Rd. shwas, which dosed at 22 die. HAMBURG, Nov. 20. 80989371t9Lia. Haab. Barad., 92 ; Berlin Bomb., 1311140elemie 94; Maid. Wittenberg, 672 67; dame a m se; 93 ; Readaarg, 112 119; Gimbaled; , 41; Ilvtab. Byre., Priorhy, Five per 14.6. Priority, Foe d.e.nalf per aMs, 96 se; Priority, Foor-and-ulialf pr emtv., tai ; Ditto, live ger Deem, 101 e 192 ; Weld/Ming, Priority, Pour.suid-e- Half per 43iela, 1001. Hit. HUDSON AND THE YORK CORPORATION.— The aldslinanalnp in the Corporation of York, filled by Mr. G. Had was es Friday doetaed 'moat, in consign's°, of Mr. G. Ssir Isavfag born absent six mouths, and not belag a rodinat of tiloottr.—Htaiderkind Herald. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two The principal feature notiocable in the share market continue to be an almost total absence of busintes. Prices to-day are generally firm, but present no variation from those current at the close of yesterday's market. London and North Western are quoted I I I to 112 ; Caledonians, 101 to 111. Great Western', wire last dealt in at 56 ; Brighton. at 771; MidlaNis at 471; South Eastern. at 18 ; Newcastle and Berwick. at 181 ; York and North Midlands at 181. In the French share market the only trans ...ttoa that has transpired is in:Northern of France, 21 discount. • Pd. I lama au MAR teeing pine Yesterday. Ohba IP 1 edoa. H sear.. ... • Isla t Huns Bat. (Gt. - West prpenalbp.M.) 32 14 al 64 dia. 14 Lai.. 24 IS 21 IS 94 10 121no.iloty.it -5 121444"72W, 20 Wm, 444 Dodos 10 De. sguru 7i Doi" Bina -90 Mid sol LAW VS Do. Thirds 1 1 0 1, . . D a au. 72. 10 Do. 110 PretanoSe 60 MINIS" OM lb Do. Prdlirisie 40 Doblla and &NW Jam. 13 DIN IS Do. A rgrE. 12H.) 34 Db.(31.104.) bp. CO. Pre SoloroCOlLlitfill 10 Do. Now Goa. 4p. $1 Do. Nat., II p. Ct., No. 1 IR Do. do. N 0.2 No Do. N. kE. b pia Ct... 43 Do. Now . . 33 Easters halo s, e;Lo A flats IL V. M.) 23 bo.elas Blate 1.2;l3J11. 23 Do. clam C. ditto _ • • pt. $ 4 pa. Is • 10 ; i 9 II; 10‘ $.3 113 I 61 7 I If pe. 61 4 Pm. dis tir r 1 2 pm. Si i Inn 90 Do. Beep D tr m.. p. OL) 23 Do. New . . . 64 Do. per CL irel. '5 sit: 25 But Lincolnshire 60 Edinburgh and Glasgow ... 25 Do. 5 shone .. . 25 Idinburg,PertiLikliOnae 25 Bute; Yootil, it Doreh. 21s. Easter and innsooth ... 20 Great Northern ... 195 D 0.5 shares, A,Deferred 75 D 0.5 shares, B, 6p. Ct.. 10 Do, 5 per Cant. Pref 60 OLBooth.and WarL (Ire.) .00 Great North of Bugland... $3 Do. New, £4O .„ „. $0 Do. New, £3O ... „. 15 Do. New, gls „. .. 100 Great Western... ... „. 30 Do. L i sh:es ... ... „. s s De. shares .. ... 20 Do. ... ... ... 15 Do. New, gl7 ... ... 60 Han aid Selby... ... ... 25 Do. 5 Wares... ... „ 125 Do. i shares... . . ... 60 Laneseter and Cashe. .. 10 Do. Thirds . ... . 100 Lanesehire and ' Yorkshire 98 Do. do. Y.B. aB. 49 Do. tz t ha h re4 ... ... .. 235 Do. shares ... ... .. 165 Do. Thirds ... ... 10 Do. New (gas.. p. Ct.).. 10 Do. West Biding Union 23 Do. Preston and Wyre 1 10 Do. 5 shares (A) ... ... 80 !wade and Bradford.— ... 50 Leeds and Think . .. 1 2 Do. Pref. 5 f „......„4, No.l 6 Do. N 0.2 i Do. Do. N 0.3 9 DD.Quarters lOU 7 per et 115 London and 211sekwall _ 10t. Lon., Brighton, & &Coast 100 Do. New £5 due. 5 p.Ct. 9 Do. guaranteed sp. Ct.. laleCroydonThLris.. 50 Do. Pref. 5 per Cent... 50 Do.Conert. 5 p.Ce.,11152 125 Landon and Greaten& ... ID Do. Prefererne ... ... 64 6 SS 10i 10 ioo I anon s North wi 12 Do. do. New 4 @horse .. 1 Do. RIO 5h.,11. aod B.(C) 60 Lasko & Bouth.Wastern 426 Do. New, £5O .. ... $4 Do. Now, £4O . .. S Do. Prefercnoe 7p. CL. 20 ILoweetoft Gunr.4 per Cent 5 Manch., Buz., and Mat... 100 Manch., Slut, and Lino 95 Do. @huts, No. 1 .. 25 Do. shares, No. 2 ... 124 Do. shares No. 3 .. 10 Do., ew £lO Prot ... 50 Do., Great Chetah', ... 214 Do. BbeL and Lincoln.. 13 Do. Grimsby Donk .. 44 Do. Llawaln Uaion .. s 3 0 War s 100 Do. Farm. and Decoy.:. 100 Do. B. lux' B. 6p. Cent. 50 /Miami (it.Weetern (Ire) 15 Do. New £2O 20 Do. Duman. 5 per Ct... 5 Do. Goarso. be per Ct.. 25 North British ... 12; Do. I a hin lt i tem $ 4 Do. 5 Do. Preference 174 North 13txtfordolgre 50 Word, Wore., &Wolvre. 15 Ilead.,Gulld., and Reigate 44 Royston and Main ... 25 &GUM Central ... 25 &ottieh Blldland 12 85nwr. & Birm., Class A • Do., Clam B • Do., New Gamentesol... 16 Elhelwahuryipel Meter 184 Do. Oeweetry 1 Do. New. 16 Do ti = Ceei. prof. ... 61 Edam Union 60 Sou Devon .. 28 Do. Yreferenee 81 Booth Staffordshire... De. No. 3. . ••• • 10 Do. No. 4 Registered 10 Do. No. 4 Scrip ... 43 tit Wales 12 8. York., Don., k sots.. 144 Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole, N. M. gns.6 p•Ct. 20 Waterford and Kilkenny.. 60 Wier Valley. Sp. Ct. gua. 1$ Do. do. do. . 45 Wilt• Bomereet i pmeym. U I Toriaintaattost Bevil Do.ist(YorkkNemea.) 0 Do. OffOffs Pa nth er or 10 1 Tort sad North 15 ( - Da Pretense* Tom= Itassuon. Ang (Ws Italian and AnstrionL izs . 28 Boulogne and 28 Central Trues ( V woe) :I n (166. 111 ill lib. I 6: il r 6 du: 1 6 1 Las. 224 426 II 26 30_ Bunian I Gnat India& Posimels 106. 119 Namur sad Logi 14i Karam& of Irmo' / Odour sad Banks= 211 Park aid Odom .„ SO rmissid Mom 19 Pub aad Isreaksits „. 90 Roam red Bane , 110 9991190 sellivame 10 799199 ael 112•199 Si I: 2 1 dis 1 6 6 etil, 9 11 1 9A ej dD LIVERPOOL. Roe. 23. Batiet-Biazurom—Tkie market to-day was study, and Ikon wu a good bo•ineaa. Great Northern, 181 41.—Ioncathint aid Yorkshire Pre etau and Wyre, No. 1) 38--London and North In 121 12—Ditto (paw 1 akarae), 6s. 3d. p.—Ditto (4 guru Ct. 481 B—Ditto a shame), 221 6a. 3d. 41.—NuU id d.—Resaim, Guildford, Rearatl i 1 3 f-- 4 'euth me (am& No. 3 20 dia.) 18—Ditto No. 4, Ite. as LIL 0 as.). el—tar ge t Nevrwratle, and Berwick (O. X 6 coi et. ttu ej a. MANCHESTER, Noe. 23. eTsCR-Exoll•3llol.—Thers was a heavy mast, will Int mash siteestien in the early part of the day, bet towards the rime of bairn pekes gave way slightly. An offer to sell London and NeefieArateree at 119 was fruitier. IMMINGHAM, Nov. 23. Ilsottsazoweth.—There was very little bumble** done Y Ms motet Mao; there eired, however, to be a better tone, sel one dirldialaweamanffeated to speculate. Upon the whole, R y a sema o Mee as upward turn. South Stafford' especially I mama In wins eireas; tees were last dine at 3i die. ; London and KithAr eg isis Iwo, at ti pram.; Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's. at 7g din YORK, Noy. 23. Bwom-Examtol.—Cireat Northam, 81 ; Do. Pref., 71 ; York, Newceotkp, AM Umiak (Newcomb Extession), Ili. 1:57: 5 7 4 3 4 5 I 6 174 19 13 11 13 Ults. 3 13/ 1 131 Ma 2 2 3 4 3 dr. 2/ 2 dia. 20 IS die. 210 111 __ 45 pm. 34 pm. le pm. 36 ii db. 10/ SI 09 94 Fn. 45 i(Ua par 43 41 die. 23 29 Ws. 104 04 dia. 7 64 Ms. 114 In! dip. 23 2 pm. 7i 6 Ms. 37 39 - ii ii Pa. 96 95 i i dia. 4 lt rat. 3 de l imit. ex: 761 7,4 21 10 e 221 11l 112 m. 30 Irl 314 19 18 dl.. 17 19 dbl. 13 le 12e pm. e 4 4 4 dl.. 18 18 14 18 Ca. 9 8 10 16 14 db. 9 8 618. 20 18 dia. 6 8 ij 111 dia. 47 48 221 22 dia. 24 26 120 122 22 25 le 13 db. 153 161 4 4 101 111 4 2 2f ex $ 31 rar tom. 9 11 9( y 14. lay 153 .6 Pla 14 1 n 71 dbl. 6 6 dls. 1} 2 pm. 8 4 din. 8 sal.. 10 8 11s. 11 16r s, 8 db. 4 6 ie 18 18 6 6 6 6 27 2 dis 4 Ili dls. I i " S 4 I 6 14 di pm s, 161 17 91 61616 4 4 5 al.. dl 1 18 8 die. - 9 il n 16} 63 65 33 . 05 $7 dl. 11 AY. IS 6 6 .1