The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-08 00:00:00

1-,,i t... -.--, , ~,Z 0 . 9 S MIGRATION Is ALINTIALIA.—WIIik a Arm t : mom Awivi tr ib aaatelLtlettith„,..4 aireAresaa l maa:Vrom. - QW, mow be argaidist is me Ora mut di. walla porr A iscrifr...br&rrniutP. ihe WILLIAM Di, ao larda. F. T. 6 , eassaaar ; an tram 601164621MD11 sal POST !UMW, 6 adp, 611 low • m amma ;es fism lawks Jarmo. tram .ArrillT . brFO ha Posat u rt ini aMmaaseedalor alawai s a= 4.l"l laS =VI "' Pm i m pa Is as ani aa a yaw bale a lbraf 6 haallaan OimaNk mal the sah all be altata. Tay see allosei v i r a z asseala puma 6 6 / any dna sallal era6 . l62 . 47l=Oaniins 11=ar li a • f Lad w as . Larks Deed le MARSHALL =MID° K. DI. Farimaliaral 10H MY BHELTISR fur the HOUSELESB. eireqesace of the hishosont state • f the weelharlhe Game' • Yen** _,temeoell thee Ur CIXTRAL ore RAS f SRN • t 014111 hot Iltelbulik o un dotso wee epeelleelo *0 Moe te euremeo that ter the the awed we MO heob W the tilltutlasel OR el the we* ls ceestesome of the flatortelleee roateel mem : • AtilP canalitift. MM. Z. P. Joamene k 0 • " 4:41= 1"` . ale 11. m fleadetts lane . . 1 0 . . /110 We Seigel* I 0 • psJame" roe .. 10 0 0 Wilhite iimehea, lA.. 1 • *we .. • .. 10 0 0 Genie Mareleroa. hp.. I 0 hied. Boom amt.. . 60 0 WM Beata ..... I 0 'AI. art— t 00 hew. Joh! eeetarse —1 0 a p 2..... 6 •wi0r..4.-.., ::: me a r.taii'a di Wears Egli— • ... IlletwurtV 11,U W.. 0. 14.1. .. . IL Itstmarth. 14. WIN= 61 , iii. iiii • • PC. i llM i rei me liiet: Lift. 111‘, • 1/si a. — 16 R▪ 18. IL C. 111060" • O. ifailmod.l/01 N.R• 17.74116• 14 . 11..11 I wwidixis. x•k:. . 2 M. J. 11. hems. mg. 1 0 Dr. 7. Hum 2 0 Vlessmbou W. Vlosont 0 Jobe Mts. 1 1 O. 12 1 1 a Basaelas. Wass: 1 s • 11An W. Wailes. Leib • liMasa.loo4lllsi Tb il a rltr a .l7Uo;ed 00 1 .1 L ILLL " LIteM iod * 6. 1 c lle J ever ..... . 6. " so A . PJ. .. 1 0 J. 0. 0 atrey. 4444 7.7..77 i i i :"4 - :::: 1 1: • 1 1 • .... 1 10 io lic.6Aiii. 0 a SONCISAii. per ISOGON 0 S F ame WAWA= si ay. , awl Ow J. aril Ow Ow Ow .. - .... ....- ..... sod Ce• IP, Sok. I guar: _ Ref._ Maw& Mama SWIM la Issil Ow Mrs Dnmesedi sod Ca Eltr OM. Pis sal Scott sad Os. Os. Meows Masa Ilseveds W Ow Lasko sod Wolsksisr Ovsk. Mom sod Ow MOIR Xilbei MI CO. •• wawa a HlSVCltslossa. rod. Jen. 4. 1,18. 1.1. Thk bistiaty Memos, 10. ON Di r .:" .f• ••• ✓ 4-e" RAILWAY BRARES.—Alteration of Pal& 1 Isho—emete. WILLIAM LAMOND sod Oe. mammon that th M •Ao /TRUE PALER ot RATLWAT MIA will TALI PLACI YORTNIOHTLY this imailt. Welitielle ea WEDNRADAT, th. 17th In.l. we ea w . the Me l oft . st 1 o'clock. at dodo A s E g ot Caw = sod slit emwslo mem _ha all the Mews. W Lemeail sad Co. ecothum OND it ad so =Vow mem %ham le MkeZese God We. 1 *private eormaeLeammteticion*lorst=o metros Ames. I altedher MIMI, 1. 1 NOVELTY is BREAKFAST BRRVICF.S. ,LI Senna MINT 0114 MUM TEA INI. 00/1311 SWIM Ise:mho* easepeteel la ere* seele. *ma tie resrektites le the entmatted et PIIIIII. MaitIkWIIITX lizTZ by th er meat preetes Meet* and Oe., the ere WI . aft yaw sewed tee lei at jetele WS* mist 11614 MUM lave dowereadi hot far Os ekeeeteedievell *the mule* pelest. Theme ea *Rabb roam. Antique prelim tee sell wan eel eseelle* ....... ..... el IT 0 Ante** de. 40. ,•--....... SIT 9 Beedeeth Oa *ma 49. 9IT 0 a........... 410 eiels oe. . ..... ...... II OIP ,••, , 0 4 0 Pl. leetW ur eseh de '; evemegels. lia ;elreSl IT Nee. het = 11 • 1114016 4 , 7 Is the men lamarbee Nee ow pow WILLIAM IL WILTON Ur Wm. mg isilleal • 30. Ostordeteeek mil I. l lthi eenreetreet Kamm et leummettee*—St*tetatolo Wel* eireeo ItEBENTS far WEDDINGS. BIRTH-DAYS, W all IFINRIVALB. FELIX SUMMERLYA ART d y moat ninon Igen train nested by the lot Bann noranoturin„ sod sold by aLI repootable Mahn fa lowa nil coesay. PIANOFORTE CANDLESTICKS, cso In Arlan (Townsion ila the NNW lIYACII!TH GLASS IR. litairive, _IOLA)! SPILL CASE. • Canals at ano in J. Rauh 3a and u SALTCELLAR. in dean instil, erismosed withahrlmpeerdar. wand ; with Sinnllt tne pair. SALAD SPOOR and FORK, in carved wood, p 1, no pal; lion and neer, at nano plea BREAD-KNI FN. Carved wood boodle, 141. ; toned nay histloila and BillaArieTTßlL In coned wood, Hs. to Ella; pow In Sr an; plan wood, n. ti CHEESE-RN I/f.. with carved.wr.n landla ; Ivory bond* ro. CHEESE-DISH, with carved-wood horde NO and BUTTER.DIBII, in coned wood, win lity: Nowt isZt a l&s. BUTTER KNIPE , with ensued-woad nod in; ina beadle and slim FOB CARVING KNIFE andwords Diu. rand Ones PIDH the pair. In, at various aeon FMB CARVINO-KNIFS and FORK, In diver and pined weak lea BEM JUO, Im = es top Starr J. Townsend), M.; win 114 ditkaal . WATKO JUG. Ma aminsind a1 ' m,, and operion IL Zen e siff 4 A.Mli ci let t. airrotc, • Tann nein A MALTC yin. RLLAR, sorthinwars. • ddnin with baba Ts. Oa. no CIA alai TIAPOT. Ito Biltannla man unnestated by Patin Inn IQa ; m sear. 10 guineas; or plain aid, 40s. (K. Red gran • TEA-CADDY, in wood, at minis peon A TEA-CADDY SPOON, mplain metal. Ss. II.; Ia steer, Us. CREAM JUG, fa opal am. Nal and upwards; in Partin, 2s. id. WINE TRAY, in paper niche (IL Radar re, ion sod upwards. DLCANTERA to swindled colours (1. NeWpain LILA.). S 3 N. Mr. W INK iIL•SS,In ansindled cam% M. ADE N °LANG, " Banks inoindlod eines sod Awed. J. Townson) Various Wen. ST KNIVES end FORKS, with aimed hindin ILearents, chineloa Shorn asobariss, slnerbiselei, and .7= Mena In esola AOt DECANTER STOPPERS, in 'Seafood to dean gilt, to J. C. Horny.) IC IL—TM cob-toe, In china, dolgon by H. J. Towne. eni,an Imo' sad Orocria. It various pans. TCII-110X, "The Knight*" Tomb," in Perna, anon GO iatit VASE IL Radian% A./LA.). in Perlin Ma. ; oduarol MONS INKSTAND, In porcelain (J. DIM Al M. Ind upward.. BIUDIII INKSTAND. In diva and Is skein in, a& various prim; to and upwards, with north tun IaitI a rONILDREN, vapor night to nada fa In Paean; Lk in _ _ 7Zatio PAPS& d MUM to rook* odd; get Obit. Y otorsooo oso. XL and uporor MICH IT KCTURAL T1111.71130t, la Toss 00110 43. lilt. Et oath. SHAVINO-POT. Y coothooouro. " 1314esio. boonlet art boorollor." 40. sad upwsida DIA sod brook 10. VESHERUtI. a doorportor, to Ws. • PA PIM to bum petty a (IL Itt W. 81.401te . 0. 344 Strowl. 1111 M; Mink to wood walk 1 141 '. and Wag& PAPIER-MACUS CLOCK4AM. oulto4ll Waft Till DISTRESSED MOTlik • staiiitte Mk R. Weetmax4l). fe Ala . Thltkaillitrt Et 11. stataelie. bd Mime Pam le }Woe. Ed IL Ell AKSPICARR • aate:tta Y [.else. AWL ; Mot la Brea" Me b. 0. Bell., TitAGEDT sod cumanY.slalustlie. Ma. gab 411 de. (J. Ba) UNA dia AND THE LION. • affitaale J. MEL is Peals. E 3 : me breeze. DOROTHEA. • statuette 43. DO. la Pmts. Zf IR.; sad In braise. JO la CLORISDA. • elstastte 13. twwwieti M Iffirethat ; tel PRAYER, • theffiette HA. Paste; ft.; or with aimed stfulr, s otataette Hill. la Pulas.l4s. •or with eoleured Ems. Me. IN VAST NEPTUNE 111. J. Toweradi . . • .alteellar to Pease. I rfa ; la slaw sad la deem. et Taloa. peke& THE NYMPH. • rates kw the ..rise. la Tan Coati. lib au. la Biz R. Weamecett. Jed ready. The " UNA BROOCH, Pulse sad Enid. T'be " DOROTHEA 1160001, Pottle sad geld. The CUPID BROOCH. " The Lade Maw," by J la hes—A NIGHT LAMP ; A HAT STAND; A CELLARIT I . _ • EIDESOA RD ; TEA.I.HtId : TR/. sad COPPICE POT ; BEER .MG. BRACELET. le Mello ID. Medal. 01111 la TIMING CUP 111. Itahinwei. GARDEN VASE. la tres. eta A SEW CATALOGUE. with tweaddffilse dolma mat by Joseph Cffildmil. 21, Old Ikadffillest. ea !sedate( theeepeelffigesteffiga Coma, eiders executed ea ream* ef • peffiffilles aim ikBBOCIATION for i'ROMOTINO the RELIEF of DIUTISITTION le Ur X NTROPOLIII, add he aalkles at the Pear by war of Panda* sal Oldrlel li rbris. l.l =Dr dr iraparlaisdame sail dradius of as lao mad Olorgy. IPuatuat—Tba NW Sm. Os Lied film at LONDON. ?SCUTUM. E.IU. Row W. IL Moira, 1 Bps IL tadla. Dol. Le. .. IL aaraaair. am. I lllapaaa% NED Cask d Ilt. lhatlalidDle. Tladda601 0 00•• /kV 1160166 TYSON isdalles see ma made( male ham Or lhod. si llriz a railmajeaDad awar the pougal parla at Larka, la pow 0431111/0161W 110/1•03. XIXOIIIOI6 1111iNdrial. e am. 41. 1 , 4 la Mod on al Or Diumil dad Ina Una dm limaria *OD mu% sol 16 aMI maks arm as Um air 6 at es tdoole al Ile Soddy Is min die sums. sty la rowed Si 161 11 0== 4"liestid. haw ante.. pnalauly soinsidedpd: 11114 C. 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Wafts. 1 i Weis, 11114 i: i i i . a lEO l lti ill 1 a . 1115. : 14314 5. 11. . Va.14.*1•: 1 1 -.; so fors ae Xat. tad. le • mcimi ll.jorLassori d .. ..:i a 1 .... s IS I. 41111 " .."." ••• • I f i A. 117. 11**16, arri5. 11:i. 46.4"*. ::: ..:• ..i l i f k i. t - 41. 1 =1=1.1 tk,...-..azziL-ru for I:rf i r= i rga i lak eliessw areffe Iffst iani: Mao 111o4amil—Sasta Ilentio. largthar. mil Cs Oa.. 111. Jima's. m. Ilmaiimad. Illimelmeiwor a; lissimi nil (lix. Cfr es = lbale, Illosaarea • Pilfaas. Wllara t tr w e 0., lifimits. elielas. ems ar t ... 1 . 11 : zaz ilr eiwa siry. a Oa sin af the 4,1%. Aar WOUORRE'S CELEBRATED OVERCOATS. .a. - - Nr. 1101101111 t, OIL Ceeilmitellreet. teller le_ lit Iti Ittt me Mete Albert. end the weememfd petestee el Ye eiteeeled Welting- Feet tom wen 4 lima evtwf aellesos awl eteeleme la the t 6 th , .,...,,....„2,,.....t.: ~...... 110 WI 0,11 ellelt. mem alit It Wm' letrami milk ail Vette Ws a IN sem and euntarieble so ter. trtereed.te se te le le Ilreedree worm tie prat e 4 My elelltsee We Iterlft edit lilt /0110111111 the mem welt& teeemulty tea map" aulltrelas. Ocoaeil+l= = east le litaira kin it T l9ll .o l: S. ebeetoted 1. - Clevalri *WM IMO"' THE BELLS of BT. BOTOLPH. • NEW TEARS NOTION. Twig NOW T. Itre—the lased last Dermifug. Dame shim and twelve. if I remsesher: Whoa esegan the hells of A/Mode Chino Told a. the neer hed leßaba, MIL le other worth, flop terti i dll The old T. and Dm Ili Pla rf e d ar ia l• I And helm maw stem all Ems 1 dowel my gm awl dremt about Me dim I loaded I wee Sam umawares. aim through the ginie. end aD the Mells=l mad haring ruled Ye tell loft in the gTIMt . ib I uel t the leb scud talk. like Muir people. nas bell. wldle up sed Morn it mom In the eases med IM Irmo Drethrea! Prild hole mem l ittleellow. Is Mad 11M--we each other. I beg to drop • kilt. which 1 au II dlmes, Toustleg gm Nan. Mich proudly been mi. The Wareham eppeolle, we know ea. Lai Aided* ads Deg hoe ' borne On ha; Lad earainly dF see, before kMom Phould boar a driteele piglladee of MOSEIL• '• That's right Mid Junket Twit we it de km, Os bakes at their milky le DEW • Tory who sagmelion. *ether Treble, And one ableb we II adopt without a quibble. MOPES and MN • merry peal digit Mr, Per eh.% they we dime to trade the bygone year. m, brother, ring! Do Justice with your ebonite. To Pea. Coats. nook Crust. Trouser.. Vests, and Wrappers." " Well .Mme! ;aid Ember Three; you've coming out! I quite woe with Mat MI Vs talked shout, Mut ;Midst he sail la prole of this end that Mart. but I us lasita'd leMt meet EAT MART. MOPES le Iblie w en&re ormere; And. Mee, mil them left ONI clappers." w• . I l i l e ad e ff=d le MIA =Ore t , Nor do I Ilkel any ME seem To ring the dams on 1116 MOTE AND IDIOM. Prom what les Mew, cm bolder Pm our steeple, MOs Kw' totem /hem am by people." tho This me responded to by Mind Number Flee. Who felt awed Did MOUES will would thrive, And, la Md g's. hoped they'd not demur, To glebe me rend pig; for MOSER' PCR. " Tog mei% be Maki. ' ;sold Number DA " Ourt it ar prates shake thewestenes and Mob Lad. we skald all of us epees la probing M ES' FIRST CLASS HOSIERY. They 'ye sacs famous goods throughout the year, That molly we are bound t applaud them Ms; " MOSI;d' PRIME OUTFITS," Said the loottut cm, " An equal credit to the 142 have done." " Well oald the Tenor), " Weird to knew That all my brother; TOM OSEII I quite agree Mb all elm end. them( We ll set to work Mama who or • Then off the.. weakest", In NM them And I awoke. aed Bend mina • new work entlelml 'Se gendorg • MOM it of prime by gob silenisman mak may_liand • =ll. 4 &stun sod WW2' Orb. ad. Is ai On imomei Nolo 7 0 0 0e5t........ i 1 i iih= 0 14 6 Owls ::: t a 1 10 0 S $ e l i m ili f ilhaig el .... ...... 0 S 1 sr /sass 0 U 0 * Um= red Tunis Odic 1 $ 0 asll a infaillo. am noble A rt is. psehrurtb e rstass ow s autos aol Riga Coot% a d. la CherwrisM •11 the I s ad r styles tram 04010440 • • 4 tok sod cry, Ike or t0r. 0 •44 4 .= tonoly utooki ........ 1 II • Sim Prosier . 011 • kahrer 1 • • accto.AOCCC ... ~...... 0 II 4 eat.=B i waste Trims, 0 4 II Otto . • U • E sod kr ***** •I • 05ak...... ........ .. 1 • • Mao . . ... . 1 4 • Mimi iiii t`4 ... • 14 II ......... ssq glvel _A mit of asma • isiles.—The smoi Depilmal. 4.21 4._ w00ftr of the Nina Aso snow preared, g 00 4 Ifictool at vill to mirk *mei .WI. MOMS not SON. a rock Woo•Walka r an . 0144 all 4 num, 14 BM kw leitidVahrs=l•l= Mk= elk km. or "It like rem ipt._ • Yolks re. MIN iota Rem lokimmiawl kr Wow coo mks .16 rag elbor been Is or gral=garame who aid" • 1 1 94. NW dunk delfts, Ma- amid 411 at sr nod to Ur llhowier 1 1 4. 011/ Loki& faik —t os t=fr u j o i s tac u rrrh i rot Maw 111 ....- MILNER'S PATENT STRONG WROUGHT IRON " mummer GOTRIJININT BOOR rd OA/111 NW Momirre.—rirevariim OF aemlail ale 4 Cabillelin sod ibimbos. TM serempie Ifs Or lima wle Mm. sod bawls.. Ibrosesiabig list D.M mil Tles Clism mill ial ="72 rm e es per am. draw Wm She Mem Is Or Wm Mum of c wtmememamMer smi misinsmail dIOrIM lallsors WM ot es elsr eldommis. Imo bum mad Is mil Ire, boss ism le Nimilessr bow, by es mem ells mi cam mammies re ~MI imilses: smil is earmilie millambil Ilsm Is ebbe es beam nib. dame la. Is al es Mane =1141: une—iimer Ina ell Mom /et ma sem iimies id* limaders. malls V Ms elmbendl NW" AM. ea —lfive Ina Niel 10 elks el&big bed& am la II: so mil al k w ie: deis Oat Mis im airl i tablim ems miftiszif me& isim. So. le Isa es is I MdrS La, a the Nam preslilsi mit, iler... woo TA' 70 woks arl. m me so essimmoreisim omens/ 411•111. rd dlEarelkie bit wrizt ..d bilesissi ... billME ompid. cambmalbi=illallOssrli Woes. lairde i t d. nia imam • livie. Me: 11. ellistilmmis. es. Reaves- Moe alie• of odII, LECIANT TOILET REQUISITES, each of in iZifallible attritothr—ROWLAN MS MACASSAR OIL to highly th ANDN erially appnidrof for waling sad marro or ided lag Wore,* Wow. ROWL KALTDOItIe• a IMAM In am' bordlfyise the or inor Anion : sad ROW -11/700PONTO. sorrel Is Warble few lb borodep big rod preosnralive Wore es do rolb rid gomw. Slip mod Phlrow re °corded W our radar Qom% ird Ids mewl' loworwirai sad Corr of Kurele. lel the riallnordos b4swortemo at lA* lafdlire eihmel of then amen wrowdrig him thantorodoil Mom with lowfowe=il Am duro jo mparolidoiL Dowano of optirlor iml Om, IMP @Mad dr loadlid raid= of mold sawl thopowerwrowl drodrielA with rear aliroapr id d roli tz. adder The prim of rob boon Ms moo id " Rolf LAN d o D rrgIWO MI& ow dm warm at kboL—Sold lio dor ao 0000rrodos. is/ bf awry nopoolohio dwelt hod PIC- Amor thrinorowi dr Thor Weald re aa ids r * dr GAlLDllllfdde 0111011CLI 01Palelt. I. Uggar lifadnorod Stsgad. frarga:— 'dos da di postage foga air dd. THE TREK ROE. —Practscal Instroctious for Its forrarkai and Culture. Illistratat 111 trorkwas. doprodal kola do " Ordows* Cbroaiele." -lib dad tiger agar arl rases. Cnbt11.111: nadeggag dr. Planting out. sagairga• d dad rout of rod Ma Pradog air don op gratatio• Budding hods Budding. WOO dyed Plilliag agrosiEgg TZ dap. time of tdag. dad star of tbit dad Boom. allismat sada an c 4 buds es dr raw dad SWAN swabs& Ikons. dart lid of Bad. laded of. tato dadakia rob for rod build wlliard -141. proprelles of. NC MO ; dat i tat Insildsga of BaZ oa dsomast and , rape ' door = Irk Buda, rods of Bud.. =•11 • allt- /boor for adding nisi. of ada. ard drat dr- Catg i d s zaar saddid to dadd ri tS NM Oars of swam and Ord Board bud Own rod of replanting odd di esplainod for ipos Guards sadist wind re gams gnaw- Labelling Locoing ligatures 1 ,4 tit . sorts i t March pruning di trout rods of Mixture for boating i Bar: taking up. wounds i trimmin: nod meeding a ()Mance, 'Writhing beads, it. ; iww Peeper for the purpoth Aphides, to keep down Freetrowern, remark. O binding up &n •t entailing Grafting, advantage of Orafting.tllaidrantaan of Operation In differan• months Prelbrdnary etereva- L'ai=n and of a lkiw sift N. mike and at asks. 'Wee and ar 111111.1•1114 of Skeet, preparation of •71111,01 X. A lllieCtiol3 vartettes Compbrteon between bwklingenklitelLing. Price U. ad. LABELS for the FIEKBAWUNI, consisting of the wee of the CLASSES. ALLIANCES. ORDERS, and SUB-ORDERS of PROFESSOR LINDLEY'S VEGETABLE KING DOM, 00 Printed. BAWD , ODe. thin thee C• 11 be ent out and paned late as Herbarium. A post-ofnos order for Is. 10d. wM soshie•Jsenes Matthews to end Wm hue by post Mei 4 66. thee by weal woad edition. mined aed enlarged RURAL CHEMISTRY; an Elementary Introtine ma to the study of the Moue to he relation to Agriculture. By teDWARD Boats LLB.. 1.L.P.. Prefamor of Cbaineary to the Bortecultural Belay of Lemke. Lecturer on Cbegaletry to the Ham East India Clomptaya Military &marry at Addlaccaabta ka. act Pace Id. each. !PEECHES at the AGRICULTURAL MEET INO at DRAYTON MANOR. Reprinted burn the" Actonßaul Casette for general distributloc. at Yd. each. Meg be ordered of eE bookeellere, end angle septet will be seat free by pat oa three protege stamps being fo Lea sk&rwarded te James Realigns. 5. Utoer NMI gtoueireet. Oonstrgerdea. Nv HAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; with lAA Tablet for WI Br I. J. Cr trazweu, M.D. 11111. 1" . L'A.C.. ea. Ooorium.—How Iron porleal asi ftlilew. IMMO helm% • good ak kls rapt. • alter boa, awl a W. Ea einewasee o( the taiermatee• herds townied. the hell% do womb abet* Mill to the moil aeriteredl ree• umpire lie amount at Amok& Itantwass. esel roe& la health the bent pu4.d shottoo W am. To be Md el Ilhorweed. b. Toberecoteroow: Ouvaltio, 147, diva ; Omuta ; Salim 45.. Woo thread ; or direct frees the teether. to. Arab-ohm. lopetotrost. LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, BIIIIDAT, 11, A.m. The journals of this morning allude fur the first time to the rumours of a modification of the cabinet, bat differ in their opinions as to ita probability. The IVbats says: The late votes of the bureaux of the Assembly, and the Wad of affectation with which the oprosition appear ' to wish to separate in their attack, the person WIN, chief of the state from his ministers hsve riven a sort of oonaiateney to the ides of a rapprochement hawses the President of the Republic and that portion of the Assess* who most emerged. WI, opposed his election. It has been acre said that M. Armand Karma had been summoned by the Peed 'dent of the Republic, and this teport gave rise to a thousand corjectures. It is abused, in fact, that the President of tae Assembly has bad an interview with M. Louis Bonaparte, but if we are well informed M Marred was not sennetmed be the President, bet mom* the inter view himself. This step was quite spontaneous, and had no oMcial chancier, and the offers be is supposed to have made were sot accepted. It is added that the Pre sident of the Republic baying assembled at hie residerce some of the most eminent members of the Amembly, had expressed very formally his intentica of N. 6 6 3 5 69 fi i 1 I dvortiss IS.] Lc): DON, MONDAY, JAN. 8. 1849. (THREEPENCE. sontinuing to represent the ideas that the imams majority of the votes of the country had sososseeMd by his ducks. It is said that the President of the sssiahya lssss shortly to soave's* the 'ministry, and to publicly the good understandiag that exists between him sad the men to whom he has meafided the exemies of power. I was unable from the late hour at which the dis cussion took plan to send yon the full details of the explanations which took place yesterday in the Assembly, as to the charge made against M. Leon de Malleville ' wlulat Minister of the Interi or , by M. Germain Barret, and of the interpellation of M. Dupont (de Beam) as to the causes which led to the resignation of that sainister. The explanations given by M. Leon de Malleville as to his resignation were, that his resignation bad nothing in common with the mysterious affair of the documents demanded by the President of the Republic., and refused by him as Minister of the Interior. The cause of this resignation was not to be found in any (»lineal disagreement between the President of the Republic and the minist r, but a simple sentiment of suscepti bility personal to M. de Malleville, of which he is and can be the sole judge. M. de Malleville ervered into no other details, but kept himself strictly within the limits imposed by his personal dignity and parliamentary usages, and declared that he still re mained united in sentiment with his former colleagues. The letter of the President of the Republic op M. Lois de Mellowing pablielaiLin La Pearl., to which I have alluded, as to which speculation has been so much afloat, and of which so many versions have been given, is as follows : 'Visite, Dec. 27, 1848.—Monsieur le Ildialstre,—l have asked the Prefect of Police if he did sot sometimes receive reports on diplomacy; he replied off ratattvely, and added that he yesterday tren.mitted to jod copies of a despatch on Italy. These despatches, you understand, ought to be seat to me Immediately, and I mast express to you my dissatisfaction at your delay in communicating this. I also request you to send me the sixteen beam of papers (cartons) that I have asked for. I wish to have them on Thursday. ((They are the documents on the affairs of Strasburg and Boeing's.) I do not aadeestand why the !dislike of the Interior should wish to copy the articles which are personal to is.. This was not done under Louis Philippe, and should not now be done. For Some days I have received no telegraphic despatches. In short. I perceive that the ministen that I have named would treat me as tithe famous constitution of &eyes was in force, but I will not suffer it.—Receive, Monsieur Is Ministre, L. M. _ BONAPAILTI. — PS.liOri;i7,l say that there are at Bt. Lenre eighty women under wrest, of whom only owe has yet been brought before Use Council of War. Let me know if I have the power to set them at liberty, for Ha, I will instantly give orders to that effect. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Our intelligence from Berlin reaches to the Oth inst. The electioneering committees are ahead actively employed, and are divided into To-liberal and democratic ; the former damaging from their candidates the full acknowledge/seat of the esastitu lion given by the king, and the latter regarding it merely as the temporary basis far further demands. The publication of a royal ordaining*, introducing the jury system in every part of the Pruden mo narchy, is daily expected. Herr Team*, the director of the =rem tribunal of Alunster (Westphalia), whale now ia custody on the charge of high treason, fir having, ea a member of the late National Agreeably. taken steps to publish and propagate the decision relating to the suspension of the payment of taxes, has addressed an admirable letter to the minister of justice. He sets (oath that he (Herr Temme) was arrested and imprisoned without any previous examination, and that the charge of high gasmen was solely based by the judicial authorities en the circumstance that his name appeared among* the signatures to the procla mation is the people. Suck a Fooseding, he con tends, is unexampled is the aims* of justice, at least in Prussia. Haw von Temme protests against the competency of the shwa trilmaal, because the offence, if any exist, was committed in Bettis, and not In Westphalia ; because the enecalsers of the tribunal had calcially denounced his conduct is the National Assembly previoady to their haw called von to act in their judicial capacity ; and lastly, because, as a de puty to the above Assembly, he was not accountable to any judge or tribunal for his proceedings therein. He complains that he is imprisoned in Ara of the house of correction, a cell whisk had been previously occupied by robbers and murderers. This, he remarks, is extraordinary treatment for the president of a supreme tribunal of judos. This protest on the part of Herr Temme has not been altogether &wailing, for the minister of justice has directed that the trial shall take place before the supreme tribunal in Paderborn. FRANKFORT.—We bare intelligence from this free city up to the bth inst. As anticipated, all par ties in the National Assembly were desirous of voting the order of the day on Herr Wesendonek's motion declaring the octroi of the constitution by the Log of Prussia null aid void . • but the form in which the respective coteries set forth their wishes, gave rise to a long and animated debate. The motion of the spe cie' committee appo'nted to report on Herr Women donek's proposition was simply for passing to the order of the day, without entering into the merits of the question, so far as the Assembly in pkno was con cerned. Four amendments were immediately pro posed, and were subsequently replaced by tour others, upon which the votes were taken, after the motion of the coalmine had been negatived by a majority of 230 to 202. The first or the amendments set forth that the National Assembly, by its decision of the 20th No vember, had certainly promised to uphold the rights and liberties of the Prussian people, amongst which rights is the one, on the part of that people, of coming to an agreement with the crown respecting the consti tution; that it had become necessary, however, through circumstances, to break off (on the part of the crown) the negotiations with the Prussian National Assembly, and that the Prussian people clearly in tend to proceed to the elections for the new chambers, thereby recognising the octroyee constitution as the provisional basis, at least, of farther negotiations with the crown. It was moved that, upon all those grounds, the Assembly pass to the order of the day. This amendment was negatived by a majority of 241 to 167. The second amendment (proposed by Herr Simon) declared that the right of the Prussian people to eater into arranuments with the crown respecting the constitution, was one of the acquisitions of the March revolution, and one that could not be set aside by either party ; that even it it were necessary, in an extreme point of view, to diesolee the National Assembly, that necessity did not empower the King to ()drover a constitution, but merely to convoke fresh representatives of the people; and that the Prussian nation clearly intend to proceed to the elections, &c. [Here follows the con cluding portion of the first amendment.] This amend ment (the second one) was negatived by a majority of 236 to 158. The third amendment was to the effect that the National Assembly, whilst recognising the rights of the Prussian people to come to an agree ment with the crown with regard to the constitution, and whilst acknowledging that the final settlement of that question is only attainable by such an arrange ment, pass, nevertheless, to the order of the day, upon the ground that the constitution granted by the king had not been refused by the Prussian people,and that constitution was not wanting in connecting links for the maintenance of the principle of an agreement between the people and the crown. This amendment was negatived by a majority of 200 to 190. The fourth amendment (Uhlend's) was as follows: "That the National Assembly, as the representative of newly-acqu'red liberty and political honour, as well al of the entire Fatherland, declare that it cannot acknowledge the legality of the constitution promul gated by the King of Prussia, or consider it compati ble with the self-consciousness of a free nation, so long uit is not agreed to by the representatives of the people. This amendment was negatived by a ma jority of 238 to 100; consequently no decision was arrived at. It only remained, therefore, for Herr Hunan, the Cologne deputy, to move that, as the house would not come to any decision, the question be considered dropped. After a stormy scene, this motion was carried. The Assembly then adjourned till Monday, when the Austrian question will be brought on the 44. RELOIUNL—CLoss or nu auou.s.—Navigor lion ea all the mask of this eonatry has been stopped dam the evening of tie Ist last. The frost was se sailidenly la. tones during the a=f the lea, that in akw hours the ice was several Isar' NATlOATlon.—Daring the pa st year, 1,143 Teasels entered the port of Antwerp; 1 917 the neither which en tered, was 1,922. Tbk diffinsace of 779 vessels been • pro portion at seven.eitrhtlas on vessels from the snrth ; there arrived but 268 is 1848, whereas the preceding year the sam ba was 965. This Is evidently the oonsequaris of the *nor. moos diminution which is to be Awned in the movement of imports in timber ard eorst.—Brtutels Hirai& EXPEDITION TO TBe War COAST or Arms.— The Louise-Mark, ganiot, et the Belem Royal Navy, tom mand-d by Pirst-Lieeeenaat Vas liaverbeke, has just sailed from this port to explain, a mooed time, the western coast of Africa. It will be neolleshad that this vessel made a former voyage to those shorn, about a year dace, but it is not generally known that the inforetatioa furnished by its ememander ladosed an honourable manufacturer of Obeid. N. de Co,,te to forward by the barqueßiame a ship ment of &Woo wookiodoom. the *slue of which may be estimated at about 300,000 f. We think that Belgium should watch with the real m interest this drat attempt at a per manent oommereial estAblishinent which, we have ne doubt, will furnish a market fee our different branches of industry. —bourne! d'Anears. BRAZILS AND LA PLATA. Her Majesty's packet Crane, Lieut. Parsons, ar rived at Falmouth last night, (rum Rio Janeiro, with dates to Nov. 16. She brings on freight about 26,00 W. The Crescent, Inconstant, and Spider were left at Rio. The Calliope railed far England Nov. 6. The Tweed arrived from England Nov. 9. The Spider sailed from the River Plate on the 17th October. She brought the information that Roses had refused to acknowledge Mr. Southern as British lenvoy, but allowed him to remain at Buenos Ayres as a private individual, until he shall have received fur- Ither instructions from the British government. The French squadron had landed 500 men at Mont h Video. From the Rio MMWMsisTro.7/;;;;;1 of Nov. 14:= f a k es altogether, the business for the month was to an average extent. A brisk inquiry for the linked State., and an ocesaimial demand for Europe rendered the tram' j ud os . i n coffee important, and exchange firmer, bat it 1 canno t in reason look for any essential amelioration in traeol, generally, until the Pultdmi aspect of Europe, be atate.,i a lly Excessive as were the arnvale during the past. month, rheas have been, proportionately, much more ex• A usi To a l oe . t h e let lust , and to witness the enormous quratity of all descrip tions of merchandise received, must indeed be ap palling to those engaged in the import trade. The market is literally glutted With goods, mad whilst for many articles vest gannet b fautd, others, which, being perishable, cannot be held, will in the greater part =tall .mnsiderable lames. Nor are them all the evils at tendant upon this overivewn importation, for observers m note that pantheon have become more cautious and less speculative; and although this course is to be commended, sad will eventually be beneficial to business, it nevertheless materially militates against real ising sales even when lodgment submits to the expediency of sithesittiag to a meriiise. Di/serums abundant at 6to 6i per mat. Ezehamm, 24l pence to 25, a rim rime 3rd of 4 per mat. The Treasury took 20,0001. at 24i. In coffee a fair business does, but almost exclusively for the River Plate. SHIPPING. DIAL. Jas. 6.—Arrived: the Mary Which, and sailed for Liverpol. Arrived from the river and sailed : Lich. Hand, Hobart Town ; Lady Jooelyn L Cochin; Queen Dowager, Cape Coast Castle ; Rdmond, and Regina, Sierra Leone ; ` Wilber force, Barhadoes; Robert, St. Kitt's; Ottawa, Mobile ; Galatea, 81. Michael's; Challenger, Genoa; Lady Wright, Palermo ; lone, Malta ; Mar 7, Valencia. PLYMOUTH, Jan. 6.—Arnved : Devonshire at., London, for Dublin ; Shannon at , Dublin, (or London. 4th, Sailed : Ipairioh, Cadiz. 6th, David Malcolm, Adelaide, B.A. lumacoann, Jan. 6.—Most of the vesicle is Molts Bay, which smiled this morning, are now running back, the wind being 8.N.8. DUBLIN. Jan. 4.—B.—Arrived: Athlone (5.), Coleraine; Scotia, Caen. Sailed ; Thostiss Wright, New Orleans ; Odessa, New York ; Chatham, Palermo. DotesoaL, lea. 3 —The Hope, of Annan, went on shore at the Rosen, en the 16th ult., and had her rudder broken. The Pursuit, of and for align from Liverpool, pat into the Roues recipes to the 31st ult., with 6 feet water in her bold, and with part of ergo thrown overboard and decks swept. A schooner, with loss of all her canvass, was seen about sixty miles off the Mores, by the Gem, arrived her.. °Lammas, lan. 3.—The King of the Forest, bon, Mar seilles, for Cerk er Fa month, which went on shore on Ar dash Sand, ea the 6th alt., has got farther in on the strand, and her fasteraisgs have aL hurst ; she now lies much bedded la the sand, and within three feet of the cliff. Paucities, Jae 4.—The chasse-marke Jenne Marie, of sad far Nantes, from Bridgewater, anchored last night in White Sand Bay; afterwards drove athwart the bows 01 the Petronille, from Liverpool, for Band, when she was forced to eat away her saismast and cable; she drifted out to sea, and has not rime beau heard of; the crew escaped on board the Petronille. Dottaxas, 1. M., lass. 3.—The Mona's Isle, of Besanutria, from Newcastle, for Dublin, was assisted in here on the 25th in a sinking state, having several feet of wiser in her hold, and with loos of balwarks, sails, and main -boom, hay mar easouatered severe gales. Luca, Jan. 4.—Tbs Ina, which arrived here yesterday from Konigsberg for London, has pumps choked, and must & charge. BELPAAT, lan. 3. —The James, for Newry, in beating out this morning, went oa shore in 'he Lough ; after dis&arg. l eg part o f eases, oh e was enabled to got off, and has put back leaky ; the St. Waif/ace, hence to Bordeaux, has put back with damage, and meat repair. Sr. Mar, Lone law ND. Dec. 28.—The Eclipse, of and hr Dundee, was wall) , wrecked, on the 24th inst., in Lockekeeort h•rbour; pert of cargo (hemp and linseed) expected to be saved ; crew limed. DTATANGER, Dec. 13.—Vhr Cialathea, of Hamburg, lying at Tsnanger, bound for ri. Janeiro, drifted against the rocks daring a gale on the Mk inst., and knocked off her redder. YSTADT, Dec. 22.—Ths Suss of Hull, from Et. Peters burg, for Lyndon was stranded flandhammer, on the 19th inst. ; cargo expe cted to be saved, bust the vessel, it is feared, will be a wreck. The Eclipse, (Won Pills., for Harwich, was stranded at Seadhem thu morn tam and is full of water. DANTZIC, Dec. 30.—Tbe Columbus, liana for Newearle, is reported to be on shore on Hale, mad as a vessel of her site septet now reported to be in sigh t, It is possible it may be her. Peals, Jan. 4.—The Occidental, frt.= Martinique, for Havre, which put into Cherbourg on the nth ult., has re ceived considerable damage and must be' surveyed. sth, the Victorieux, from Martin ique, for Marseilles, was totally lost on the 22nd ult., near the mouth of the tfer Lobregat ; crew (with the exception of as apprentice) dr lwited. MADEIRA, Dec. 19.—The Senhor dte Pusos, from Deme rara, in ballast, and the Eugenia, from Gibraltar, with corn (partly dischargest), were wrecked, on the 10th instant, at this port; crews saved, u also the remainder of LW , eugo of the latter. CO.VMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIORNCK Tim o' Clock. —Our stock markets shows better this morning, and we quote Consols now 881 to 9, both for present transfer and the o i .ening. Reduced Threes,BB4 to 9. Threeand-a-Quarter per Cents., 891 to 4. Ex chequer Bills, 425. to 455. premium. Bank Stock, 1891 to 1911. There is very little doing, however, bat prices generally inTline upwards as dividends be come payable, on the speculation that stock will be wanted by parties having surplus funds for reinvest ment, supposing no particular causes for depression. With the exception of Spanish, which have slightly improved, the foreign market remains nearly as be fore. Spanish Fives are 141 to 4; the Threes, 27 to 1 ex dividend ; Passive, 31 to 1. oltava*, 254 to Bj. hi- xican, 25 to 4. Peruvian, 48 to 50. Brazilian, 75 to 7. Chilton, 87 to 9. Buenos Ayres, 24 to 6. New Grenada, 13 to 14. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,l 48 to 9 ; the Fours, 78 to 7. Bunion, 102 to 4. Belgian, 74 to 6. Advices from Holland report that three cars and • chariot had passed through Westervoort, laden with gold in bars, in transit from London, to Frankfort, for account, as said, of the Rothschild'. The value is stated at about 13 millions of florins, or say in sterling in round numbers about 1,083,0001. MAUI-18H VUNDt, %ask Stock. U 199 gli C.Con for At. M 9 3 par Rat Ate 9 I S ger i 4 l 3 par Vt m Alms.. zebantar to 465. RA roastarr I par 01 Austrian Boo* — 2 per Coot 14 par CL Hear ditto, . Bow* 14 f . ar CL Itrazillaa 136..36 7 Ditto New. 14 I per Ct. Inman Am. Be.. II Ditto Chalon Ban. 117 9 Ditto °dumb. 1W Bd., Columbian 7.4natior lida..ll 3 per CL Danish Be.. SI 9 I; per CLDuteli 8de.,199 4 rsarCi. Wu% Man, TS 7 FUND& _. 1 1 per Cat Oi eds.. 13 14 &toads Deferied &IL_►, 11l 3 or et Maxims. 1446 . 24 t o 8 pie Ci. Pocurise KU.. 48 I S P"tu tr i _ per Rum Bda t t l in 4 Nato BV ia lida.. 144_1 3 par Ct. &IL. 27 . la U. land fids..— W a rsiehre Me., n i 2 .vt r anr" It!. 1 1 1 4 It RAILWAYS.—The share market is rather worse, more especially in the new lines. We quote Loadoc; and North Western, 126. Brighton, 821 to j. Great Northern, 101 to I die. North Stafford.. 4 din Bu ten Venation. 11+ to 12. Frank shares Wee are not so good. Bonksne and Amigos are it to 8. Northern of France, 41 to } din SALMI 1111017.1) or TO TWO TEM DAT IN LONDON. (Satardare pekes will tri band la bet pee.) We. and °need Jo, The Los. & N. Weer% 1811 6 Damao. Sty, & Dim. 4 091 0 1 Do. New OM. 9 i Seland and SI Do. 101. IL mad 8 .1 . 1 (a .. 12 9 1 9 Do. 101. M. sod B. 8 , 12) IR 9 Lea It S. Winiarn I 101 Do. Qin; II Ds. Now OM Pref., 3( DA Now leL Pet, 4 Ilan, SSW, and Lin. New 101 CSsegroni Hmerbood Pre. 131 1 Pret.. 11 M Anger ZS& L. and Z., sad Nidt ... L. owl D.. 41 Naellt AMA, 161 DA al G ri dip Ct. PreL, 21 D e o. h & r i .. Moan at 13 111 Do. 41 Da Nos Ower. Spr Opt., 111 N. Ilti Do. Dam Do. i p Part. OU•• • and ~ 101 Do. N0w.1141 beam ani M*la, Z. Troia Mae Omar. 6 per Coat, eiroint ond Vilna. (A), li 71 SEIM. Clwa. or. 1 1 1.131 a.) E. learidra. le Spar Cent Peet., lie 1 Do. Now. IS Mara*** Linke, 11 Do. 6 pie Cent. Pietas', 61 S. I laden. hi I Croat Nortlem iri t medi o. No. & 111 Do. 1111111/ • 41 1 Do. No. a, 23 Cit. 8. and W. ( ), 2 York, Nemo., & lam., 264 i Do. New 404 774 Do. Ore 1 - . N. * Der., 271 ON* Maiant 93 901 Do. Balm No. I (York and Do. New 171., le Naval, IS lane. and Pirtle* Si Do. ans. Par, 71 Lai be Lone. and York. Now Gar. Spa York and N. Midla nd, and 1 Do. E. ft W. R. Mi., 261 7 Do. .i.r , 211 Dutch alwaiek, 1 Leeds and *Word, Pi 4 Namur & Liege, Se Lon., MOP; and 8. C.., 321 1 N. of Franco, 71 Do. New SL, 51 1 Odom & Bardeons, 2$ 4 Man., Sem, end Mat., 1 LIVIIPOOL SA The market w steady to 4 Orest Northern (A), I Lea & N. Western, IRS Do. Fifths, p Yaa~SUL thss. sal Un 4 (Cit. Chien. & .), midland Helm, 7 4 1-16 7 d North British ON, S & SisSxdahlre, 7SAtth d IMIVAIIt S. Tiorth Mikes (A), $ lO North Wedded. d loottlih 00014 it =z.webtu7 andlllr. Pref., 91 Maks (IL & C.), 21 S. TAAL & Dover N 0.4, 7 York, News. & Her. (G. l N. t. Par.), par 10. Id. d JAIMIAT 11. Leeds sod Think, 221 N. Iketordahlre, $ 9.15 d 11.8.W.11. & Goole, d aB & Dover No. 4.7 5.10 1 5, JANUARY 6. ITort. Neva. & Doe. (O. N. I. Fur.), 71 I [ANCIU 7 .4IIIII lam add York. W.R.11 4. d lbs.. Shoff., &Us V.etats, Do. (Grimsby Dacir..) +ld I. Md. i} 4-16 YORK SALE Oust Northam, AI N. IMAM adv.% 7 PROD - aCE. MINciNo-Lmis, Half -past 2•6. Tbe pub . .io salt a of Sugar declared for to morrow are large, and nu' ne somewhat damped the expectation of an immediate funk": rise in prices. They consist of 350 Mids. West India, 12,01,0 bags kauritine, 10,000 bags Bengal, and 2,000 bar' Madras. 2,000 bags of Ceylon Co ff ee are also declared, 1:v A t the article has been in good demand by print, contract ' x-day, and 33e. paid for good ordinary native.—Then are Isales aßaltpeUs, Rios, and Pimento also declared.—Cotton continues in large demand, and an advance of nearly i has been established mince Friday.—T , a is firm, at the late ad vaaee.—ln other articles no material alteration. PRICES CURRENT. hel, per Mt. OCR PAT& W. 1ne11a,8.P.bwa.544. 00.350.641 Middling Goad to ins .. it6...41 Mauritius, brown 26 0.. 34 35 0..38 Pins. 39 0...40 Osapdk Madras, b. 27 0...32 Talkie U 9...39 Wltits 3B 0...43 " brown— 32 11_35 l i el Zir 0.... 36 6...37 Grey and white.. 39 0...61 Maud, Llaminte.. 43 0-34 48 O. 53 lAM tossaAt n Bond. Vast India. airy lB 0... 24 0 Good. 280.500 Fins 65 0...105 0 Pylon, good ore airy 32 0... 33 0 Ma ordinary_ 38 0... 42 0 Pins 46 0 80 5 Mocha. gad 105=42 0... 68 0 Casts ass, ordi nary to ins 56 C.. 86 • Sumatra and Ps dans 2l 0_ n • Tea, at par lb. Gagon,comanos 0 8 ... 0 9 Ramat par ewt. Bengal white 9 6 12 6 Cargo 7 6 I 6 lava and Manilla 7 0... 13 0 Patna, cleaned Sedum tam at par gal. Leeward laland Demigods. 21 to 36 per ant. 1 it ... 2 Jamaica. 30 to 36 per ant. O.P. 2 10 ... 3 Yaronrite marks 4 0 ... 4 Brandy. Ullman& 3 9 ... 5 1 Brltishegirita.d.p. 10 0 ... 0 But& 10 • ... 0 Tux, per tam. Biga.P.T.lL. £33 0...40 0 St. Paftsberg, 9 Mad 0 C 0 Data sod Mania/ 30 0...85 0 Fria Nand Mgr, at gar ton. M.Pstertbarg,eiang3o 10...al *ldaho( Galt dean Riga, Mine 33 10...34 *stab% IAMB YaeiW East Lodi& Bunn lB 0...33 Bombay IC 0...24 had Tie, at per amt. Boar B2 0... 0 Strata Com In blocks 79 0... 0 Laos, at per Co. Bars £6 0 S 0 TALLOW —The deli ery is good, 2,609 lbe. ; the market remains steady. Petenburg T.C.. on the spot, 42a. March only, 42a. 3d. Pip, No. 1. ftl 5... 0 0 Hasp II 10— 0 0 Cargo at Cardltbar 0 5 Is I Swedish ll 0,...11 • Lima, at par too. srabast l6 11. .16 5 17 0.-17 5 Ban. l5 10...0 0 *alma shot lO 10... II 0 red or sainuas 13 10... 0 0 Speltar l4 10... If 0 Oita, ,pals2s2 imp. gal. d•O. TM, sea straw 25 10. 0 0 brown 13 pal/ow Pt 0.. 15 0 S. 10_11 0 g a m Mattar Bl 0 110_111 15 0 Si —l3 South gm. 54 0-27 0 Oave,Oallipoll,p.toa 43 0.-44 11 Oxon Nat 56 0-39 0 804 R&M Pal. per tau 3ll 10.,.0 0 Wend 12 15...11 0 PROTW. Butter—Cork, O Ist. lS. . pr TO o cwt 0...73 0 4Uss 3f 0 90 sths 0 0... 0 0 Dubin, lst. 0 0... 0 0 Limerick, do.-- 60 0...56 0 Carlow, 70 0..50 0 Newry Watmlord GO 0-.70 0 Beef, ladia, par tiara —... I 0... 0 0 Prime MOSS 0 0... 0 0 Pork, admen:was_ 75 0...50 0 Baeon.Pork,Lrark ss • s• • Do., Balfsat Bacon, Waterford, Be vwL 50 0_54 • 50 0...01 0 Lard,Ballsat,prfrk a ..ss • Watertord, do 1 Ditto Bladder -75 5 Aroaricaa,Mayp 6l 0...72 0 Rana, 0: mad Caw, at pm lb. B. A. midair. Video, 0 2 ...0 Vted 06.4 d os. W = 0 3 ...5 354 1 kb, dr l y 0 34-0 64 Lirsaik Valp. *try . • 34_0 Will. dn - 0 0 ...0 0 Sated 0 14..0 8 Last India. 0 4 ...0 104 Klee, dry 0 6 —0 6 0 11 ...0 0. Amar.llaras, psr kids 4 11 * Russia, dittoona I 0_ 7 5 Il at pm Irar,Jamain S 3 ll toe. _ 11 • aDm rse ...... 4 0.. 4 10 Canneseby 6 0... 0 u rustle, Juliana 6 0_ G 5 Nicaragua, large cad solid 10 0...13 11 Small Lam. 13 10_13 0 Sepia I. 10...12 ID Bed *soden. 3 S._ 3 10 Bradt ... 13 0-50 0 PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1847. 1648. ----.--- i Stock this day Delivery last week Do. from Lt June Arrival last week Do. from let Jame Price Y. C. this day per ewt I Do. Town 20,937 31,247 2,153 3,271 37,424 61,971 216 6,691 67,756 75,119 bls. 6d. 454. Od. 54.6 d. 493. 6d., IN% 63,693 2001 62,637 3,760 90,696 4.9 d. Asa Od. POTATOES.-SOUTHWARK, WATERSIDE, Jac. 8. —The arrivals for the past week, both coastwise and Conti nental, is more than the demand, which has caused a reduc tion in prices to be submitted to with nearly every sort of Potato. The following are this day's quotations; York Regents, 100 s. to 160 a. : Newcastle and Stockton Re gents, 901. to 100 s. ; Scotch Regents, 90s. to 100 s. ; Scotch Cups, 60s. to 80s. ; Scotch Reds, 60s. to 80s.; Whites, 60s. to 70s. ; French Whites, 80s. to 100 a. ; Belgian, 60s. to 80s. ; Dutch Whites, 40a. to 600. COALS.—Haff-peet Two.—Baddle'sWest Hartley, 14s. 9d. • Eden Maio, 18e. ; Hsating's Hartley, 14•. 9d. ; Walls Had Lambton, 18e. Bd.; Walls End Stewart's, 19s. ; Walla End Tees, 18s. 9d.-81tiye at market, 138. CORN.—MARK•LANE.— The supply of English Wheat at market this morning was far from large, and it met a good sale, at t►e extreme quotations of Monday last. There was a fair amount of bulkiness transacted in both bonded and free foreign Wheat, on fully u good terms as last quoted, in fact. in some instances, the turn was in favour of the seller. There was a good sale for both English and foreign Bader, at a decline of ls. per qr. The value of free and bonded Oats is more nearly approximating as the Ist of February approaches, and the former nuy be considered 6d. cheaper, and the latter 6d. dearer, than last Monday, with a steady sale. Beans and Peas must be noted la. lower. Flour without material alte ration. BRITISH. absuari mr Chum, Ham; Tam and Rent, red 37 to 41 to 47...whita 42 to 47 to 32 Norfolk and Suffolk. 35 to 37 to 46... do 4l to 49 to 34 TaLamra (Rasa or Suffolk Oantb. it Lin., red— 39 to 43 to 46 „white.... 41 to 43 to 33 Northumb. and Scotch do.— to —... d 0... —to— to Irish do " " 3O to 32 Baiu.sr, ,ftediss. ..... Si to 34...d15t1.11ag —to34to 38 Makin. 26 vc 2* .also 39 to 31 Svcs WIIZAT to Oats t &e& Teed 18 to 18 to 134 Od...blaak. to —a Od Ditto Polaods lB to 19 to 20s Od.. Si to 24c Od Berwick .k Scotch hod 19 ai 21s Od..:potato It to ti Od Lich toed l3 to 17• Od. Wash.. lll to 17s 131 ......... ..-..... 19 to 21. Od 46 to 58.. ine.noke 3B to 63 SALT - Pion grey 31 to 316 Od.. maple 32 u. 33 Blue 3ll to 40. White 27 to 59 .. . to 10 to 33 Scuts, Magus. 34 to 26 Lick 26 to 110—old to Borrow 30 to 32.. 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ItArmazo ' bu rr d ts. to i 1 tO.. EtArtona CAMlllirreeddat I Pa ., : tom.. t toll- ....... ••••• s I co , lc g , 0 .. Lamm C.kais, DO* and DIM Prtate art 9amison 8 5 110.10 It 9 1010 ham Amebas, pro bunt ot 19111 m. 2B to SO Dog& owl Illellorg- to Oiantiaa /to* per mak et 1190169,, kw ........... ...... - „„ 491049 Lemnos Amman. —Vim; Ms. Id.; &Ash ils. 54. ;:.bate le. ;_lieass,29s. 7d.; Pi s NA. ad. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM Ist JAN. TO Oth JP& Ilah. Scotch. Inah. V.ll r..J. Vnbellit QRS. 5319 Nt I Barley 7O 8 I 1673 51973 OW 3997 I 4630 30 31591 now, 6,436 tacks ; 319 bawds. Malt, 9,959 qrs. IMPERIAL AVISRAGYA. Wurat.l Harley, Uata. I Rye. beam.' Par.. Nov. 15 51e 66,33 a 95"'.k 1.1,954 1056. 10d AO, 6d Dae. 30. 3d125 4151 Ild!Sla Loft Idlo4 id —6„. 45a 961,315 0191 3426. 4133. 7,140. 9 4 ... 47. &Ma 44,1 k 114 5 A 8414 a 'lld 390 34 - 47. 5131. 44 Ida 4424. 14 33. 74131• Id 80 49. 10d Ile 1916 s 042114 re3sa 15V554 94 6 make L. 4611 9d.31. 11.198 Id Mk 7d 5a 1435. $4 6a.; Ruler. 2s. LOME, b.; Rye. laws. tad Tag CROPIL—CII2BHIEL—About the crops very few observations must mace the ground is hard as ada mant. Weather of this kind will prove beneficial, notwith standing its seventy; and, ss to the wheat ;lent, the only thing to be hoped for is a covering of snow. The dry frost will enable the low country farmers to get nut their manure, and this in itself will be a boon ; for the exceedingly mild and moist weather has; retarded such operatloae. We have now had three severe nights of frost.—Manchester Courier. Davos,—Another month has paned, and the til legieof wheat isnot yet Aniseed. However, we have recently had some fire weather for this and the other operations of husbandry. Many turnips remain, and the weather being mild foe the season, there will be no deficiency of winter food for the settle. The deficiency of the grain crop., the almost total failure of potatoes and, apples, and the compa ratively low prices of produce, have rendered it extremely difficult for many farmers to pay their rent' and other heavy demands.—P lymouth Times. ANDOVIS, Jan. 6.—We were moderately supplied with Wheat, and though the attendance of dealers was numerous the supply was by far too heavy ; the prices of this day week were however firm. Barley was in large supply, but pur chases were chiefly coofined to present use ; and our late quotations were barely supported. The supply of Oats con tinue lerp, bat of bad quality, for which the trade was lan guM, at Mee money. BOMB and Peas were also purchased at lower lutes, bat the demand was small. Wheat sold from 91. to 121.10 per load. Barley, 28e. to 30e. per qr. Oats, 18s. to 20e. Beans, 335. to 40s. Peas, 375. to 41s. Flour, 30e. to 37e. per sack. AYLESBURY, Jan. 6.-The trade for every deseripties of grain was nearly the same u lag week. Wheat, 101. 10s. to 131. 10a. per load. Barley, 295. to 321. per qr. Beans, 30a. to 40s. Prita, 40i. to 455. Oats, 20.. to 28s. BATH, Jas. 6.-We had a fair supply of moat deigiptiona of grain and a considerable amount of businem was done, at • reduction of la. to 24. per qr., both on Wheat and Barley. In other descriptions we do not notice any situation. Wheat, old, 50s. to 52e. Barley, malting, 30s. to 34e.; grinding. 28e. to 28s. Oats, white, 201. to 24e.; bluk, 18e. to 21s. Boons, old, 445. to 48s. ; new, 40s. to 425. l'eas. ' beilen, 48a. to 602. • pig, 40s. to 425. Bnaroao, Jan. 6.—The trade for corn of every descri tion was extremely languid, and lower prices had to be sub mitted to to do a moderate amount of business. Wheat was about Is. ; Oats, Beano, sad Peas fully Is., lower. BOSTON, Jan. 6.—A small show of Wheat tacky, •and dull trade, at barely late rates. No change in the value of Oats or Beans. Wheat, red, 32.. to 455. ; white, 48s. Oats, 124. to 2`la. Beans, new, 213 e. to 30s. ; old, 40e. CAMBH11)01, Jan. 6.—Our market, like that of last week, was dull in the extreme, without much alteration in the price. Very little good Barley showing, but plenty of coarse. Wheat, red, 445. to 46e. ; white, 435. to 50s. Bar ley, 245. to 265. grinding ; 213 e. to 325, malting. Beans, new, 28e. to 325. ; old, 33e. to 355. Beans, 342. to 365. Oats, 14s. to 225. Catrrnantrimr, Jan. 6.-The supply of corn was large, the condition not good ; and farmers asking more money than the millers would give, little business was done. New white Wheat, 468. to 525. ; old, brown, 465. to 503. ; new, 383. to 475. 6d. Barley, 26e. to 375. Oats, 161. to 20e. Beans, 30e. to 32a. Peas, 32a. to 318. Centums, Jan. 6.-The supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats at our market this morning was scarcely an averse°. No alteration in prices took place. Wheat, white, new, 203. to 21s. 61. ; red, new, 18s. to 20.. Barley, new, 9s. to 10s. 6(i. Oats, potato, 6a. 9(1. to 7813 d.; common, Gs. to 6s. 3d. COLCHINTEIL, Jan. 6.-The supply of Wheat at this dav's market is small for the season, and last week's rates are fully maintained. Fine Barley is somewhat cheaper, while se condary and grinding qualities are nearly unsaleable. The supply is fair. Beans and Peas meet with bat little atten tion, and sail at low and very irregular prices. OLoucasesit, Jan. 8.-At our market this day English Wheat was in fair supply, and the condition being good, It I met a ready sale, at last week's prices. The transactions is foreign are chiefly confined to parcels in bond, and 465. has been paid for fine Bandomirka. Barley partakes of the de cline in other markets, and fully Is. to Is. Gd. per quarter lees money is accepted ; at which decline Seale Batley has meta ready sale. Grinding sorts are neglected, though offered at a similar reduction in price. Beans meet no in quiry. In Oats very little paring, at our quotations. The following are the present prices of grain : Wheat, Eng lish, white, old, per imperial bushel, 6e. Od. to 61. Gd. ; new, is. 6d. to 64.02. ; red, old, be. 92. to 6s. 3d. ; new, he. 3d. to be. 9d. ; Dantsie (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs., 6s. 6d. to 6s. 9d. ; Polish, Pomeranian, and Stettin, be. Lid. . to 6e. Od.; Odessa, Marianopoli, soft, is. 3d. to he. 9d. ; Odessa, Taganrog, hard, be. 3d. to 64.11 d. Barley, Englisb, grinding, per 3921b8., 245. to 2.5 e. ; malting, per imp. qr., 28s. to 305.; Irish, grinding, 258. to 26a.; malt ing, 28s. to 295.; foreign, grinding, 25e. to 205.; malting, 295. to 30s. Beans, English, old, per imp. bush., be. 6d. Gabs. 94. ; new, 4s. 4d. to 4s. Bd. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 464 lbs., 4e. Pd. to 4,. 3d. ; French, Dutch, small tick, 4s. 3d. to 43. 6d. ; Irish, 4s. 4d. to 4s. 62. Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, Wex ford. and Eaniscorthy,white, old, 2.2a.t0 225.6 d.; new, l(4 .6d. to 20s. Od. Cork, Waterford, and Youghall, new, 18s. to 18s. 64. : Welsh, black. 18s. to 18s. 6d. ; Irish, Per 3421b5., 18e. to 18s. 6d. Pea", breakers, English, per imp. bl.,bs. 6d. RI 64. Od. ; foreign, be. Od. to Si. 34. ; grey and grinders, English, per 6651 be., 4s. 92. to be. ; foreign, 48 GI. to 4(i. 9d. Flour, best seconds, English, per sack, 355. to 37.. Li nsee d Cake, French, 11/. to 91. Imports of the week ending Jan. 6: Wheat, 2,200; Barley, 2,304; Beans, 1,01.4. GUILDFORD, Jan. G.-The supply of Wheat at our mar ket to day was tolerably good, and • better demand wee experienced; but we have no alteration to notice in the value of any description. Wheat, 48s, to 60s. ; new. 38s. to 58a. New Oats, 17.. to 21s. Beans, 31s. to 311 s. Peas, 40s. to 42. KENDAL, Jan. 6.-At our market this morning we bad an avenge supply of psis, which met with • brisk sale, at last week's prices. Wheat, 30s. to 37e. per load of 20 atone. Barley, 12s. to 133. per bushel of 1 lst, Ms. Oats, 102. to 13d. per stone. American barrel Flour, 30s. to 31s. MANCHESTER, Jan. 6.-We have had a somewhat in creased demand during the week for each article for con sumption, which has been freely met by sellers at about late priors. Liverpool and Wakefield slow yesterday, but with out material change in salute. Nothing of moment is passing at our exchange today; but the complete ex haustion of stocks proouces a somewhat improved inquiry for each article for consumption, and prices remain much as on this day week. The following are the p rices : Wheat, per bushe l of 701b1., English, white, 7e. Od. to 7s. 102. ; red, 7s. to 7s. 4d.; Irish, white, 7s. Od. to 7s. 6d. red, 68. 3d. to 7s. Od. ; foreign, free, red, 78. 02. to 7s. 24. Oats, per bush. of 451b5., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 3s. to 3e. 22. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 2s. 9d, to 28. 1 Id. Beane, per qr. of 504 lbs., English, small, 34e. to 36e. Oil, tick, 325. to 345. Peas, per 8 imperial bushel', white and blue boilers 365. to 465. Flour , per sack of 2801b5., English and Irish, fine, 345. to 35s ; superfine, 36e. to 375. ; extra, 381. to 395. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 be., English and Irish, 255. to 263. NEWPORT, Jan. 6.—Our Corn market was well supplied with samples of all kinds of grain ; a great portion of the Wheat, being much out of condition, was quite unsaleable ; best samples sold at tally last week's prices. Barley, Is. to to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Oats, Beans, and Peas without alte ration. Nonwicii, Jan. 6.—Our market was barely supplied with Wheat to-day, and in the absence of demand on the part of the millers, prices remained stationary. The great depres• lion in the leading markets causing an absence of all specu lation, and the determination of the farmers not to submit to low prices, cause trade to be very stagnant. Flour met a free sale at last week's prices. Barley, Beans, Peas, and Oats are Is. per qr. lower respectively. The present prices : Wheat, old, 475. to 60s. per qr. ; red, old, 445. to 465. Bar- ley, malting, 265. to 30s. Beans, fine, 30s. to 36e. Peas, old, 32. to 33e. Oats, feed, 22a. to 265. Fine household Floor, f.0.b., 325. per sack of 2801b5., purchasers finding sacks and claiming one month's discount ; retail, 7s. 10& per stone. Norrtecusta, Jan. 6.—The supply of all kinds of veil at this day's market is goad, and the condition bitter than it has been of late, having had some dry sharp weather; buyers, however, do not supply themselves but for immediate consumption, and prices for every article may be quoted the same as on this day week. PiTaRBOROVOII, Jon. 6.—We have a good supply of all grain to this day's market. The growers hold their Wheats firmly, and are not willing to take less than last week's rates, so that little business has been done. Barley a dull sale at ls. decline. Oats and Beans are each rather lower. Camaey to the growers:—Wheat, new, 38s. to 42a. • fine, 445. to 461.; old, 421. to 465.; fine, 48s. Barley, 28s. be 30.. ; [hie, 31s. Oats, sew, 16s. to 17s. ; fine, lbs. to 21a. ; old, 20s. ; fine, 265. Beans, old, 38s. to 40.. PETWORTII, J.O. 6.—The corn trade in these districts is still in a wretchedly dull state, and sales are with difficulty made at about the following rates : Wheat, white, 101. to 111. per load ; red, 10. 10i. to 111. Baxley, melting, 276. to as. p.r qr. ; grinding, 26.. to 27e. Oats,lBl. to 20e. Beans. 40e. to 475. Peas, 40s. to 42e. TAUNTON, Jan. 6. —The trade during the week has been in the NUNS depressed state OS we have had occasion to note for some time, and a further advance in duty of Is. per qr. on Wheat, and 7&d. per barrel on Flour, has had noinfluence in favour of free produce. During the same period several vessels have work d up from Ireland. with grain and Oat. meal, and one from Dunkirk with Flour. The supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange to-day was insignih east, and was readily sold at the rates of this day sennight. Irish neglected, and our previous currency is little mare than nominal. Flour unchanged. Malting and grinding Barley unsaleable, though offering on lower terms. Oats in slow request, at our last quotations. Fartnen' Oatmeal, 25e. to to 275. per load. Irish attracts little notice, and Is difficult to quit at a reduction of 6d. per load. Indian Corn and Indian 1 Prke. Nov. 115. Des. 2. Dee. 9. Ltsc. Ils. 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