The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-21 00:00:00

02; O. Ttb t (41 No. 1,010.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1849. (THREEPENCE, ••••-- R LIM ASSURANCE COMPANY, .. 2. C iii mrsommes„ larks& Will: x.. yr—llls Orme lbw _• of IIIMAND. LO. -- it. Riot licearalle Or NA MuIIINN T. light kksoranlie Or art of Orewsa. MINIM T i le NW 1301110•10140 Ird Theruiturris7_ • Ths gessinallee Word Ilioqs Nam" XT. Ile prowslis Ileary Mims Illusers *Ms. sr wain' Om. Hylton Seflai. awl-. M.P. Caurisaa—JOHN DLAN PAUL. Mt, WNW. WIT Caussas-011010Z BaIUOILEY MARMON. &oh $4, On Townes& Th. away ownwerg of twe en tho aneeleten or awa4andnahn . - ro kr MUTUAL brink the wake tan of newleme_ or lie asetwin brit et the arewol; the note anoesi of pear b o g nowelip mon the bonen of pads ea niasere• r al nioarty pennon hen been -. 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BAUTIYUL TIETIL-ROWLANDIF WthlYth MILL IMUITIIIIIOI. • lathe pithy. esth pried d w dries* arl not verberilksthlthrleth Orland MY 11 eredlether briar ten the %ea. reere fi es: kith th dean pebble • eesemee area-. lk• use reethilbe yethems•••• this ethethem owl le Ihe thorn leby IN mos melt ei hue the pm. ath • lathy with erl rearm the Ithermth w Oft the leelk Or b = Or mama Ins th eir rearthe. NW b. N. pre um 70 MINI the pals km think *Wirth Othiththithere Mee Sneed OW EMS Mg 11.611111111, "th WthILAND al MONO.. I• therresi m the an% ••••Yr as owl bell. Sell by them..r• r= al postmen. IMPORTANT to FAMILIES.—MEASAM sad Lb.'s IaiLIERATI TR CARPET 80AP der ars, resevetee, sad mike all dretrlptioal at Corpses, Drone* sad Wool** Mora he rime, arinekre them Oiler may pied wear) leek shoat real to aeir; Ladle WIIIINIMB. Oeatbseak Gobs% Our* Cal ges.h.e. Ina Its, se It will NA Is the *ent apes the wet doll op/40am Tr relied et efts It le ae that no sore Mau a required then a dui ben .— be had et the ametulary, I awl 1. Lamm las. le& had le lere at Is. eil. per th. Waled. Ms 1111 le 41, ttiosimes, rem% end Anew It bee me mpg sr eistarlsg alli aril map • RITANNIA'S THANKSGIVING AYD • CENES from the LIFE of an UNPROTECTED ?MALL" I HE GIBBET and the DEATH BED." • HE GREAT MORAL LESSON AT HORSE MONOKIL.LAN g GAOL, Kot• Is. It. PIPS' DIARY. Guy Fawkes' Day." ," \a. 4T„ to► November 24th. Pried M.; Stamped, 4d. Olke, 32, Flest.einet. FRANCE. PARIS, TUMMY, 6.30 P.M. Ac thirty vacancies have been made in the nwional reptmentation by the condemnation to tramp station of a number of democrat deputies, people are begin ning to diens' wii.a shall succeed them. Three of the vacancies are in the department of the Seine, and Ibtady MM. de Girardin Forestier, and Gondchaux we mentioned as the candidate of the left, whilst Cameral Fay, M. Gamier Pages, General Pyst, Geni tal ',abate, and d'Arbouville are spoken of as being Pit forward by the right. The necessity for these elarlioes make the onamervativee mast impatient for lie expected change which is to take piece as the prelets sad sow-prvfets. But it seems that M. T. Hulot find. it wittier difficult to find a number of men apt for the posts which are to be filled up. This lobjt ct is especially the hobby of the Assemblee Na keikire, which on this matter has kept up a perpetual In from so far back se the time when M. Dufaure took office. la IlTelliamber to-day the subject of debate was a kw authorising the govirenisot to keep in vigyar for *feral years longer the adherisatien to expel from fiance, if necessary, all ithiew The law Pas" The council of state has sired the first article of tie project of law on edneeden without modification. It is supposed that the entire rifest will be adolited Wleft unchanged, aotwtesii the efforts M. ds Is klearthe sad the adveridearisse. last erawfag there was a swift of the slab of tbe d'Etst, at which the elesteral **dm "A we &toted, arid it was deertacked to adopt asy likely to increase the aviabst of electoral Oke apk ths SINN at esk is resdered Ilkise s t is aas at those .:ldbt6a be IsMerill sad !Maly that Ms already east a arAariity an seteral members of the facile. M. Pierre Bonaparte thought that something might be goirg on in Paris that might require his appearance there, and deemed it necessary to abet don a military post at the moment when his prefect:* must have been necessary. Hie punishment for the iofraction of military discipline is severe. It show, however, that the President of the Republic does not hesitate to let puniehment fail eves on those members of his family who have been, up to this time, his most staunch supporters. The punishment of M. Pierre Bonapute is con firmed as follows in the Moxitair ; The President of the Ittpublk, considering that N. Pierre Nepsiese Bonaparte, Law d au nen efiunger oholf de betalline, le the first regime% of the fondgehrglog i by dimes ell 11th Apil, 1848, received os his owe ifiroseerl ee order of asnise se the 19th Beressober, 1849, w passed W Algeria; oseeldering that, after bevies tab a part is the warlike operations of the provisos of Cons:amine is at Nis essossell the dusty% ha received from Aug/sera! esa seedlig the division of Coostantisa ea coder to proceed te the Ilreeresr-General of Algeria, to fir fil a nisei= WOWS. %cella ; to ozpedition of Z ...aa ; someiderieg that he hes as that mission; that he did not so to the governor general, bat ealrarlued at Philippovill• to Mani to Paris ; sensitise* that an akar serviag la Franco, an titre dtroserr, is sot within the range of the ocammon law ap. placable to French military men, bit that he is baud to h the duty is which he is espied; considering = erial» Napoleon Bomaparte, la his shove quail y, was Dahlia' at liberty to quit ha post without sathonostioo, see to judge of the opportune nest of his return to Paris ; as the report of the minister of war, decrees— Art. I.—M. Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte is revoked from ftla irsfilt and employment of chef-dmbetallios of the Sorokin blika• Arl3.—The minister of war is tharitad with die mos its el the present demo. 0 Ds at the Elyede Naloael, the 19th November. Loom NAPOLION BONAPARTI. Cosateesissied D'il•creort, Meister of War. The following report of M. Pierre Bonaparte, cons =Want of the Foreign Legion, to the cater in man wand of the entrenchments, dated " Camp before &Media, Oct 26," has been received by the govern moat from General d'Herbillon : Mon Ceissal,—Caorged with the command of 200 men of the legion. end 200 of the 3rd African light infantry, to cut down the palm-tress end prefect the um engaged in that labour, I poseeded this morning to use position pointed out tome by General tHerhillea, the coommandeet.iivishiei. 0. arriving at the spot, we sempied a wall which bad baeo crenelated by the Arabs, sad from which we were able to keep them is Check, whin our wordiness proceeded rapidly in cutting down paint-trees to the number of 250. Toe Arabs, however, at length emcee tasted themselves at the end Odle wall. I had several times ebarged Capt. Butter, of thin e 3rd infantry, to fop • strict observation on that la. pretest point, sad Ise hereplied that he weuM be responaible for it, wham soon alter was Wink bye musket-shot. One of his sees was abet at the same moment The Arabs then attacked the wall at the limit of oar lisle, whi:h they were set able to get over. They were very numerous. They seasiied as with stones, which they threw from behind the wall. At length they got on the too of it and disanarged their pi tole sad mosketi. We received them with a volley of musketry. A reran of 20 grenadine advanced under Capt. Byks so support the infantry, sad we then took up mother polities, which enabled us to keep the enemy at a greater divines. Tlie arrival of this reinforcement enabled the workmen to proceed with the cutting down the trees. A still fanner is atonement then came up. During this time the grenadiers, who hat been posted on a small hillock, end the African light infantry, sustained with great bravery the reiterated attack, of me Arab.. I most not omit to mention that the commandant of the Zoave. sent a further reinforce ment of fifteen men under Lieut. Sentupey to support the penadiers. The conduct of thin brave eel lien is beyond • I must, bninver, point out to you the intrepid 51' te.Bettet and Touchet of the led African Weeny, bode y wounded, and Capt. Nyko, who was struck by a musket ball and also by a stone is the head. We have bad 5 kill's ; the wounded, titelueive of the two above-named of ficers are 20 is somber. Agreeably toss cedar of the eral, transmitted to me by you, the retreat wee effected is the greatest ceder, and it was accomplished at soon. Besides the mining down of the trees, our °panties may be considered es being as attack as Litchaaa, end without being able ex actly to estimate the injury we have inflicted on the essay, I emehher it was very considerable, sad at least twice the mesa nen own less. Accept, most colonel. the @spree den of my deep respect. P. NLPOLBUN BONAPILItTI. Chef de Betakes Furs gn L non. The conduct of the President in the matter ham been oscy firm. It now remains to be seen whether M. Pierre Bonaparte will take his revenge by going over to swell the ranks of the Mountain. SOURS& PAM% Nov. 90. For I Tar Amount. Mary. Opening Higheru Lowed. Cloalag ——— Spa NMI. ........... '57 30 54 93 111 IS Si 911 $7 13 5 per oath. I do. New Lori ,, a “ re so y per Onus.— . * . 4 par Ones ....... Kleauaeli on lenokie: Wigs. ZS 110• .. .• 4 aye, 23 37e. lisigies. 4 ISM .—. 1115 Hars7.l Sagas Beams... Mang DIA N ►MI De. 4 Beenda.—Fart sad Orleans, 738 73 ; Pals and lows, 517 70; liAmen aad Havre, 21150; Avignon and ldrawilkes, 2211 50; area bean ; and Baia, 101 SO Centre (Viernon), 101 13 ; Bordeaux, 916 75; Nardi, 446 13; Paris sad arnaramg, 160; Tows and Neal*. 161 25; Ilionewera and Troy% 110; Vernelliee, right teak, HO ; Vaneilles, telt beak, 171 SS. Mama. Nov. IL—Three per Ceuta, 261 paper ; roar per Cede., amd. 711 mar. TM pa Ossis,llseh i age ea London, 30 1 .45 paper ; Coupon% ; Bask el EL Feral- GERMANY. VIENNA, Nov. 16. The krmentation produced throughout the country lthe reform, which is already undertaken, of the ll tariff, is daily growing more vehement.. Oa the whole, if curried through in the spirit with which it has begun, this change will be a great boon to the vut majority of the people, whose backward state as regards comforts of every description is mainly trace able to the prohibitive system of commerce. Hen, ' as in Spain, a vast system of smuggling feeds th e country with a bad description of foreign articles at exorbitant priors. Meanwhile the dolorous outcries cf the vested interests make themselves heard as every side. Here the ironmongers set up a wail ; there the glass menoketurens groan. States of doge aid inland questions in general are for the moment quite drowned and forgotten in the universal alexia which men feel at any movement which stirs the growl upon which they grow their gains. The committee for the revision of the customs tariff have unanimously agreed to adopt the following principles as the groundwork for their promediegs. Their mission embraces the regulation of the import, export, and transit tariff in traffic with foreign countries, and of the extra fees. Tney are to mettle whether any and what portions of the do minions are to be separated from the general customs system, and to determine the relations by which the customs of such portions are to be regu lated. In case the line of custom-houses on the Hun garian fronti-r should be preserved, they are to regulate temporarily the reciprocal duties. The pre siding principle of the committee is to be the estab lishment of high protective duties, and the entire abolition of the prohibitive system, both as regards importation and exportation. The amount of the protective duty is to be estimated according to the principle of a perfectly adequate production of home labour in its wicket sense. The establishment of an average ad valorem amount of duty is not to be admitted. The export dal on manufactures is to be more a controlling duty, and exportation is to be facilitated in the time and manner of crossing the customs limo. The existing prohibition to export certain raw materials is to be replaced by high export duties. The system of dif ferential duties, according to the diversity of the origin of the wares or bottoms in which they al e con veyed, and of bounties on exportation, is not to be ad , aided. Drawbacks are only to be allowed in ea , teems eases; but a scale of graduated dutico r accordiog to ths various values of the same article, or accordirg to the mode of transport facilitating its competition, iosileimbis. In the rule weight is to be adapted as the standard for the calculation of duty. - The number of alleles exempted from duty will be considerable. Objects of rural traffic and daily necessity, not mice la'ed to form the subject of an extensive trade, will be among these. Export duties on colonial wares and all articles of an undoubted foreign origin are to be abolished. Numerous and minute distinctions are to be avoided, sad a simple elamillaition of duties mast .fewer beads to be adopted. Where special Aistrian .btarests do not interfere, as near u poesible an approximation to the tariff of the German Zollvarain is to be aimed at. The tariff so composed is to be subjected to reviskra every three years, and at the same time with that of the Zollversign tariff. In the course of the delibera tion, on each article, persons familiar with the subject are to be examined. The chambers of commerce, in dustrial and agricultural ankles, are to be invited to elect such as are fit to be ciansulted, the coramitte re serving to itself, however, the right of hearing where. The committee has already began its operations, and indeed with that part of the tariff which most urgently needed reform in order to cheapen the material conditions of production for native industry. The ;:raft of the tariff for iron wares, and all metallic productions, as well as for porcelain, earthenware and glass-warn has been already considered in per fect harmony with the suggestions of persons skilled in the respective branches. The iron s ocher. ars exceedingly dissatisfied that anwrought iron is to be admitted at a duty of 50 per cent., which they say is not enough to protect them against English competition, for their iron coats 3 fl sins per «other, wilder iron in Glasgow only costs 1 florin; and as iron may be brought for ballast without being charged as freight, say they, English Iron may be put down in the 'ldeate mark.t for half the price at which they can ?rodeos theirs, owing to the clearness of their fuel. free committee, it seems, ooesnitcd a number of smiths, ironatoagers, machine makers, Scc., but they examined no possessor of smelt ing works. We have news from Widdin to the 4th. The re fugees have been transported to Shawls. The first party, consisting of 400 Poles, and headed by Murat Pasha (Bem), set out on the 30th. Mesmer°. and Count Vay joined three, who were followed on the' next day by 102 Italians, commanded by Count Mond. Oa the lit tne 3rd corps, consisting of 16.5 renegades, all in fact who haveembracied the Missoul a= religion, with the exception of Bent and Balogh, set out under the command of Stain, now Farad Pasha. Kmety, whose Turkish name is Mandl Pasha, brought op the rear. On the 3rd the Magyar., amounting to 320 men, with some foreigner., fol lowed. In this troop rode Koasuth. At hie side rods Count Casimir Batthyany, both the Peresele, and the Pole Prajemaky. Toe Countess Batthyany tra velled in a separate carriage. About 40 other ladies accompanied the column in various vehicles, and some even on foot. _ Humane sat in a cart. Omen Pasha, the governor of Damascus, had bees removed and replaced by the ex-ieraskier Said Pubs, a relation of the Sultan. BERLIN, Nov. 17. The official Gazette contains a review of the exten sion and expenses of the Prussian railway sys•em in comparison with other states of Germany and with foreign countries. An extract from this report will be interesting to your readers. The extent of railway in the Prussian territories is about 4401 miles German (equal to 2025 English miles), of which 3221 miles were open for traffic) at the end of 1848, and 118 miles in course of construc tion. The capital required amounts to about 169,700,000 dole., of which about 126,500,000 dolrhad been expended at the end of 1848, kreving rather more than 43,000,000 to be provided. To the above there must be added the length of the lines undertaken by Prussian companies in territories not belonging to Prussia, which amount in length to about 42; miles, with a capital of about 161 millions; so that the ntal number of miles amounts to 482, and the capital to 1871 millions of dollars. Of this sum 139,700,000 dollars have b.en subscribed for by private companies in Pen sin; 129,500,000 have al ready been raised, and there remain therefore about 10,000,000 to call up. The Prussian state has sub• scribed for about 431 millions, of which akin. 9,000,000 have bran spent, leaving 34,500,000 dollars. leVeimarandOotha have subscribed for about 1,500,000 Meldenburg, Schwerin. and Hamburg, for 3,000,000. The Pritsratt government has moreover guaranteed the payment of 31 per cent. Interest on 31,000,000 capital, and has given priority of interest t, 11,000,000 of the capital. In German Austria, at the end of 1848, there were open for traffic about 148 miles of railway (700 English miles) and 54 miles (218 English miles) in course of construction. These 200 miles of railway require a capital of 81.000,000 dollars; of which the Austrian Government hes subscribed for 55,000,000 dollar., and private companies for 29,000,000 dollars. The remaining states of Germany have about 508 miles (2,337 English miles) of railway, the capital of which amount to 199,000,003 dollars, for which private societies have subscribed to the amount of 85,000,000 dollars. 336 miles (1545# English miles) were open for traffic at the end of 1848. The total length of all the railways in Germany amounts, therefore, to 1,148 miles (5,280 English miles), and the capital to 453,000,000 dollars, of which 235,000,000 dollars have been subscribed for the authorities, and 218,000,000 dollars by private societies. At the end of 1848 the number of miles open to traffic was 806, and the capital expended about 350,000,000 dollars. The interest of Pruaaia, Austria, &a., is as follows in the : Total Total Length open expense. length. for Valle. Per amt. Per omit Per amt. ?meals 371 40 Aspirin l3l 3 11 laf Other German statea..~... Of all the continental states, Prussia possesses the greatest length of railway : at the end of 1848 there were only 298 miles (680 English miles) open for traffic. _ . The following statistical comparisons are added to the above. Of the railways open for traffic at the end of the year 1848 each mile corresponds. ....._. Is nun* with 134 mere miles sea 61,500 inhabitants. „ Oases Austria . 34) „ „ 62,000 „ ~tine read Dam sel 13 „ , 30,000 „aH Gummy IH „ „ as,soo „ n %kb= 5 n 4 0 . 000 „ Frame 3n „ „ 116,000 „ 11 "AO° 11 Texpenses avenge per head of the population : It: Preemie, 10 dlle. ; lawman Austria, 7 dole.; the net of Germany, 12 dole.: all Germany, 10 dole. ; Belgium, 14 dole.; Franoe, 18 dole. ; Great Britain, 78 dole. the cast of construction averages per mile German (equal to 4 3-sths Eoglish miles) :—ln Prus sia, 389,400 dolls. ; in German Austrut, 420,000 dolls. ; in the rest of Gamey, 394,000 dolls. ; in all Ger many, 395,600 dolls.; in Belgium, 5813,000 dolls. ; in France, 746,000; in Greet Entain, 911,000 dolls. COLLECTION OE THE HOP Dory.—The Lords of the Treasury lave deviled not to eall upon cards for sure. ties for the waist of t►e secead moiety of the hop duty for the year IS4B. The following circular has been issued by the Weed beard of revenue to their collectors . Sir,—l am directed by the board to acquaint you for your guidance that, in all caste is which the first moiety of the lop duty fee 1548 ilia have been paid, bond without surety may be taken for the second moiety, observing that although the condition ef suck bond will be for the immediate payment of the same, vet the board will grant indulgence, aad not en force rush payment before the 15th Oct., IESO, except in the event of circumstances occurring which may is say ease ba dges them to apprehend that the debt will be endangered by delay. In all other respects the regulation greedy fixed ere to be observed. lem to add that the several supervisors in your collection have been acquainted with this order, and directed to make it known to their respective districts.-1 am, sir, &c.. W. &micros —P B.—The requisite bonds will be forwarded to you in due course by the sten 'taper at this office." - - - - - MlDlca Itsnotir.—A meeting of the members of the Nailed Imitate of Medina', Bursary, end Midwifery was held last sight at the lialeinusweeso Reatue, Is take into coesideratien the best mune el ehesklut the Mom of the Omuta which the rest body al the peeheeint war Ewen the estkalve emwtitutica of the College of Seepeen, sod the rempriet ef seeking the isoorporation of the seausl reestidemeem The Emoting wu of a preliminary and plum almordiet. • dupstatlen use appointed to wait ea the email of the liaise with • satsuma of claims ; sad It was farther naiadSit in the suet of an unsatielastory ww'y the Auld wilt es Sir George Grey with • wo- Inlb. leamedhle lossvpretioa et the moral • upwalw 01111 1 11 16 MITI-STATI Munoz Alootthllow.—A large and indeemltil Redbg_mme OM ea Meal* mates, imem, to, tie th reallbe lni t il 4=Aati e.here: = T. Smolder; lig., um% is the ebel, ohm elmod. the Sys le s diet or elm old* lie mobs was ' aimed bp i. CoreS _ ese,l44 l l . .'Shretey. Sq., see Other gamiest& The re woe MAN meet . awed. POLICE IN2ZZLIGENCA THIS DAY. X&RLBOBOUGH-STIUHIT. Itzetirsm-esemens won Seaveirm.—Jule 2lssiefint was charged by Hebert Hemoy with an assault. Complainant, a youth efCCU weepasehrg the prisoner's house in Hertfotd street, whoa be was Mime ea the side of the head with a stone jag, and at the seem time drenched with dirty water. Themeless, el the blew broke the jug. Saw prisoner, who was desalt, drew *ably. Primmer mil be bed been asterisms**, sad everybody seemed to Y 6 Whet him. He had been annoyed for several days by mebsesued lib door. The iyeetre amid :plain this. The prisoner kept a pretend eell•ter office, and andertock to obtain pl ain for solvents ea payment of Is. 6d. H ie customers, being dim?. c inted einein aamts places, were in the habit of consplain firnereakil 5 6r 21 days' imp • anent Tza Maury 'TIME? r aCILAL —Mora Abrams and Emaa Reed were charged with annoying peasengen and issieg iseseent Legume. Williaaa Hagen having proved the sharp, the prisoners were committed to he House of Corrects's few ten and Mumma dap rerpeciively. Marta Wahine Ace Heal, and Bridget /inky, wen charged with min is obscene language and exposing them. solvaelln the %admit ; twenty-one days' imprisonment earl. In ref. reuse to these eases Mr. Hardwick observed that the neighboessizei of the Casa:ant wm inhered more than at any former pried by public women. Their numbers were greater, witheir behaviour more outrageous. He was determiaed to deal most rigoroasly with every such ease that might some info* him. We understand that Mr. W. AL James. of Lincoln's inn,socceeds Mr. Blunt (the new muter in Chancery) as junior conned in the attorney-general's charity nits. DAHLIO3 HIGHWAY R08862,Y.—0n Tuesday seem- Rig, abuts': o'clock, u a young gentleman, named Coaster, wee retarniag feu town to his residue+ at Brixton, ke was attached br throe men in an unfrequented path leading from the vini.4 nanafeatory, an Kenaiagton•aommoe, towards He was first 'died round the throat by one of the Tithing', and thin streek on the head with some heavy inurement ; after,which they robbed him of a silver, doeble•bettomed watch, maker's name, " J. Cot, Geneva," ■ gold brequet-chain and key, and rifled his pockets of their contests, which fortunately amounted to a few ehilliage only. The eowardly ruffians then struck him again, met, made o 6; though severely cut, it is hoped the injuries eastained are not of a serious nature. No slue has as yet been obtained to the perpemton of this admit; the nigh: being dark and the assault so sudden, Mr. Coaderj wu unable to distinguish his sasailsats or to call for help. Tie pathway in question is favourable for such an attack, aid ought not to be travelled after nightfall, tale , a the police keep watch over it. li.EPh/SANrATION Or SHOREHAE.—A Vacancy has been caned in the representation of the borough of Shone ham and ran of Bramber by the death of Mr. Charles Goring. 31r. Gulag had been suffering for some consider able time from an attack of typhus fever, at his seat, Wil ton-park, near &ening, in the raps of Bramber; but he was ?el:Jawing, when he was sudden;;; seised with a relapse, of which he died on Sunday evening. ile was only 32 years of mia, and had scarcely passed his honenann. He en maded his cousin, the present Sir Harry Dant dozing, in the representation of the borough, twin dehitiag Lord Maud Howard, eon of the Duke of Norfolk, and present member for 11 Innen. He was a amervatin and protectiouist. The represestatlon is one of the mealier. of the Baum Act, the . burgegeas of Shoreham and freeholders of the rape being con joined to form the constituency. THE 3101slitY OF THE LIVERPOOL BEIDEWELL.— At the main bridewell there ie a monkey which is a great favourite with all the °Main of the prison, mad with whose history is consewed a pleasing incident. On. bleak, windy night, in the early part of last winter, there came to the bridewell a young seaman, who stated that he was in deep distress, and asked be a night's shelter from the storm. There was something alr..nt the young fellow which touched the man at the books and the youth was placed is a rerun in which then was • Ara. Ia the morning be rank .d a din of bread, and as there was no charge age& st him, he wee told that he might go. ai He upraised his t hanks, and deputed ; bet in the snakes returned, and stated, as before, that he bad so pine of shelter from the night. Hs was told to wait until the governor should be spoken to, and was summoned into Mr. Parkinson's per nes. Me was a yuag man, about 21 years of age, and had ap hone.t, open, good-natured eons tenant ; bat there was something about it which, with the decayed appearance of hie habiliments, ovefiraed his tale of distress. He related his history, sal stated that he was then without • ship ; that ha had incurred • debt for lodging at a boarding-h.uso, where his clothes were detained for the amount, sad having neither money nor raitsUltal he was ampelled to lean, and after the day's fast he had sought temporary shelter for the might in brideweli. There was en ardeas bluntness, yet respeetfuloass withal, that impelled an interest on the part of the governor in the young fellow's mos ; sad he directed that he should be allowed to frequent tee bridewell, until something might turn up for him; and Jack"—for that arse the families nautical cognomen by which he chess to be known—became • niontary inmate of the prison-hone for several weeks, during which time his Seed was supplied from the grreraor's table. Jack scorned West the " braid of idleness,' and his kind, obliging dispo sition, in discharging any trifling oMcs in which his minces maid be tamed to account, rendered him a general favourite. The men intimated a subscription fee him, to which the governor handsomely contributed, and by thin means, aided by friends out of doors, enough was raised to pay off the debt, mad redeem his clothes. Mr. Mania, publican, Park lane, was inatruntal in procuring him • ship, and Jack, after touchingly taking leave of his friends, set sail on • voyage to the suet of Arlin. About • tonight ago, he again presented himself at the bridewell, " well Miffed,' and. carryisg • aseakey in hie arms. He had just set hot on shore. After mutual warm peelings, he made anion inquiry as to tie governor and his &mil', and being introduced to them, hie ',allege over came him, and • tear of_ joy trickled lowa hie young but weather-goatee cheeks. He presented his monkey, which he said he had brought for Hr. Perkiness's youngest son; that he had had two parrots, but aithough they were " treated like Christian," they died on the passage. lir. Parkinson offered money is ousideratiou, upon which the smile of gladness deputed from the young sailor's fees he beams deeply affected, and said, " Governor, that's too bad. All that cheered me when away was the thought of yaw ; for when she lay on her beam ends it waent half eo dreadful as the storms when I took shelter here, and new you offer to pay me for the monkey that I brought to show that I'd not forgotten your goodaesa." The governor toned that he had touched • tender chord, and withdrawing the moan, he said it had bees offered merely to defray exposes which had been incurred. Jack's ountenance brightened up, and ke handed his monkey to Ito future master, Ant !Ming affectionate leave of it. The mem have adopted it as ' the nooks, of the badmen," and, having procured for it • warm kit, it quite happily frisks about, Its Woke and frolics affording much amusement and it is, as one of the officers said, useful in many wen, f or it has began to handle • pen, and may soon learn to enter charges. CHARGE Or HOUSEBREAKING AT MERTFITIL—tin Tuesday, the 13th last, John Evans sad Thomas Williams, miners, and John Eddirge, shopmen, were charged with having lamina into the hones of Mn. Margaret Davies, widow, situate at Plymouth.streret, and stolen therein five IL bank notes, eight tovereigns, and about thirty-two shillings in 'flew, consisting principally of sixpencea It ap peared that lin. Davies locked up bier holm at six o'clock on Sunday evening and went to chard. Upon her Ulm .'rout eight she was unable tomole -& her door, something having be put in the lock. Upon genies ia sh e discovered that her house had been enterd through the hack window, • drawer broken, and the above money stolen. A knife used by the thieves is breaking open the drawer was left be hind. This knife was identified by • sea of Hrs. Davies as the property of the pawner Erase, who lodged with him next door to the hone that was intend. EvilleaCe was also given to show that the three prisons were, shortly after the robbery, is the Greyhound Inn, where they clanged one 61. not., and endeavoured to change another. Shortly after this they waren Mae. Peek's eathiplionee, where they also changed two 6& notes. The phonies were detected by the following impudent attempt of the prisoner Evan to impose upon the superintendent of pollee, forgetting, as he must, that that dicer too wall "understood trap" fee his purpose. Mr. Wrenn at-td; I was standing in the street, about half-peat twelve en Sunday might, when the prisoner Evans, whom I did not know, us to me and asked if I had bees down at the bottom of the town ? I asked him whore? Hs T•pr•ii. "At Hrs. Davies's; there's a pretty lob done there ; haven't you heard of it ?" I replied that I lad. Hs then maid, "I will never believe but that one of her sous 411 it. Do you think any stranger would have rase ou there ? 1141 WNW believe but what they did 4 ; dou't y think es ?" At this time his kends were in his pasts, and he was rattling money in them. In Talk to kis genetics I said—" No, I suspect you, and shall Into emetody." Oa taking him to the Ulm, I found is his trousers pockets eleven sovereigns, =sr nineteen in silver. and some erepper—all mixed I have ice seanlied hie box at hie lodgings. and fag bi kin eleven mmosigne ass cue posed three shilliap ieurpme la diver, month la sixpence. At the station the primer sntlelo• linspest see, indeed, I as • man tlutlame _ L lama ant a heavy debater, and &ask mug the ether day in a short time." Ia the sonts;2lbe nenesdreltded the two other poi. own ibdr idde. Ia WiSlaimei box I found thiee He adialtted that that wee • 16 low gm.' _mai sees at Mrs Perle•On Edam. Fiji -16 a %r ail litirtsen in silver. The prisoners were re. ntsedei Wednesday ant.—Carthif Gewdian. PUNISHMENT OF DEATH. THE SOUTHWARK MEETING. The folios/h.: le tter . from Mr. Cobden was received on Monday evenog , too late to be read, by the chairman to the assembly : 103, Westbourne-terrace, Nov. 19. My Dear am sorry that I cannot attend the anti capital punishment meeting, but I congratulate you upon the great progress you hare made during th e lest week. Year opponents are half ashamed of their comae, but they mem not to be aware that when they denounce the sails of public executions, they are abandoning the chief arguments with which they have defended the halter. If they really thought that the gallows was • jgood and useful public instructor, they ought to be 'studied with the countless multitude of pupils who flecked to the spectacle of Tuesday last. In now calling out for secret hanging (which sounds to my ears very much like private aseasaination). they have de livered themselves into your hands, and I hope you will deal mercifully with th em i n your argument on Monday. Be assured that, if hanging be acknowledged to be NJ un clean a thing, that it a U 3 longer to be tolerated in the broad eau-light, the English people will have none of it.— Believe me, taithigy 3.2nrsi _ ithisid) Chu. OilVa, Esq. RICHARD COBDEN. The following is from a known correspondent : I should feel obliged if you will allele to whit I fear is • wilful aihruatement of the reporter of the Times in refer ence to the meeting. He says that" about SOO persons were present, of whom • lug* number in re females," the feat being that upwards of 1,000 persons were present, set one in ten of whom wire females, and that at lent 500 persons went away from being unable to otrain admittance. There is in your own admirable report of the meeting one slight in accuracy. You sp. ak of a large number of the " Society of Friends" being present,—there were not more than SO. It is only worth noting, because I am duteous the el:settee should appear, u it unquestionably was. an important maU. &ration of the feeling of a fair representation of all clause in Southwark afaitat capital pualehment.—l am, &c., MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Cnocx. The Stock Exchange is rather animated to-day, and t: under the prevailing impreihion that the Bank will si reduce their rate of discount to a nearer approximation 2 to the value of money in the =Att., the English t y funds experienced • considerable advance. se Consols opened at 943, and steadily rose to fs 943, from which point they receded again, se and were last done at 943. They are now 34 quoted 943 to for money, and 943 account. The 14 Three per Cent. Reduced we. e don. at 92 and 33; so the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 933, 3, and 94. I : Exchequer Bills were done at 48s. and 50• prem. se Indian Stock, at 258. is The foreign market is exceedingly firm. Russian I : Stock was done at 109, and Spanish Three per Cents. IS at 361. The prices this morning fur actual nem are:—Belgian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., at se 841. Two.and-a-Half per Ceuta. Dutch, at 541; 3 , ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 821 and a . si Mexican (cx January coupon), at 26k, 27, and 261. 1 4 1 Peruvian Active, at 52. Russian, at 109. Spanish to Five per Cents., at 17k and 1 ; ditto Three per Cents. too at 361. Vein suit, at 231; ditto Dote, red, at 7. so is A considerable advance took place in the price of 30 the French funds at Paris yesterday. The closing 2 quotation of the Three per Cent. Bente. comes re- so ported at 57.15 ; and the Five per Cents. at 90.15. ft ENGLISH FUNDS. lire Q. Ora Aso. It pet OIL ON Itiotoqut 47i. to 40a. ft* 134339, 198 9 —. 3 per Ct. Rs& ADM., 93e I 3 pet Ct. Cos. Awls., 9111 roanori ruxes. 6pr OL Ituolrhoa Bogy, 1 per OL MIMIL. 36 4 0 pre OL Bar. Beads. 44 6 00660 Ns.. 14 0 per Coat. 604021. T 4 par Cl. llearillar Oda., 54 6 6 por OL Dia. 62i 34 DOM Now, 6 per CL Buenos Arra,. 0 2 PeetoMar l d3 ll 4 :, 9 Plue Cbiltaa Pas.. 96 7 = 174 Ditto Colipub Vet Wk. e all IN N 46. 344 6 Colorebfan Evader Oda. 0 4 3 per Ct. DsaYth WU, 71 4 24 per Ct. Dutch IkIL. 6314 2= 1 1 " la.. 24 6 4 vat Ct. Deteb Cala, 82 3 1 WI II lINGLUM Bork Stack 198 9 per Ct. Reduced A 01164. 921 i 18 pre Cent. Cuns. Anos., 931 I 4 1 1 1 4 New 31 per Ct. Anne., 981 4 Lcog Ann Bll uities, exp. ith Jan., 1880„ Ditto 40 years, exp. 10th i - Jet., 1439, 43.40. MIL -.-YESTRIIDAL 12 Long Ansa., r.. 0 years, cop . 4th " Jan., 800, SI tO bad% Stuck, US 40 01. India Bonds, /1,004,1111 pm. 30 I Carte for Amorist, OS/ j4SI 41 _ Esetta 49 quir BIN. St,Ouo, 1nd., ., "' , - 52 pm. 20 Ditto eloo, lid., 111 43 pin. MI Ditto, Small, lid., 42 43 pm 1% 4 FUNDS. U U 4 Jur Cant. Spanish Passive 1 2 4 5a.2 3 1 10 slpar cut. Spanish Bonds, 434 I s o 3 per Ct. French &atm, 861. 40a. so es IA Us. 136 4 per Cent. Austrisn Bdu, 10 Go. v , S, 814 86 21 per 1., 64 Out. Dutch Exithange, 11 s h Gul St. 4 per Ct. ditto Cartlfiestas, SU os pee Cast. Brazilian Bdai - 64 3 per Ct. Danish Ns .14 724 24 per Ct. Equador Oda, 4 I per Ct. Gr r enada 122 n, 16e Ditto Deice* 34 3 m 4 1 .1... wt. 1644 Si Jan. 27 clet., Nov. 10, 363 371 4 par Ct. Permian Ma., 1440, 62 Ditto Deferred, 14 3 per Ct. Russian Bonds, 11122, /34., 106 MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. et. Elcoan.—The public sales, consisting of foreign, say 11 2,600 bozos of Havana, 3,000 bags of Java in b.:.nd, and 360 hhde. Porto Rico, duty paid, went of heavily at rather lower prices ; yellow H , damaged, lite. to 21s. 6d.; y Java, wand, chid!, bought in 19s. to 21s. ; Porto Rico, of good quality, sold 38s. to 41s. this description went off with rather mere spirit then the Java and Havana in bond. Reflood dull, and 1 - • w qua ities are s shade cheaper ; brows ; lawns, 47s ; grooery, 475. 6d. to 495. 6i. l e Corns —The result of the sale of native Ceylon, which o t brought buyers into the market at 4.1.., hamater ially proved the tone of the market, and the article is Arm at 46e. 01 to 455. 6d. Tito public sales of plantation Ceylon were not ist of current qualities, and did not alter general quotations. 7 Bayrrirrws —Refraction A sold in public we at 28s. se Rica remains firm. 8000.-260 bones sold, small grain, 21s. to 21s. 6d. ; bold, 10 19s. 6.1. to 20s. Brtcze have gone off well, at lull prices. 10 Taa —The public sales have gone off heavily, and but a I . small portion s 4d. In other articles no material alteration ; but the amount of Moines done, as frequeatly ocean on 'Wednesday, he. boon 11 email Doty paid on sapr te Cl y de la Loofah. Liverpool owl& $5l . Bristol. Hull. mad th 4.7311,107 To the eases period isit year 5,00,0611 to Themes 135,161 orris, raw IN 1849 cot . To Lass Irma. Ilia. LOssioa Liverpool 1,444,642 Bristol Kali Clyde 1,822,147 ----•• Total 33,053,847 Bans Vas la 11146 lamas, TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. Ths market sostistass steady, with rather less disposition to sell for forward delivery. Quotations are ss blow: Pears. burg Y. C. on the spot, 37e. to 375. 3d. ; Dessinber delivery, 37r. January to March, 375. to 37. 9d. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. so Cues Hartley, 14s. 6d. ' • Edam Main, 16.9 d. • Hastisee Hartley 14s 64. ; WallsEad Breadsll's Hams:, 17s. 64. ; • Walls Had Haswell, 17s. ; Walls End Hatton, 17s. 9d.; I Walls End Lwabtow, 17s. 3d.; Walls Bad Stewart's, 17s. 9d.• Walla End Ti.., 17s. 6d.—Bhips at market, 250. 10 MARS-LANE.—THIS DAY. ie There was very little English Wheat fresh up for this 30 morning's market, and the few parcels remaining over un- 1 . 6 . sold from Monday last were disposed of with diflicuin at ; that day's rates. The arrivals of foreign Wheat io have been large, exceeding 18,000 cps ; neverthelem, factors m were very firm, and the reta il transactions which took place were at former prices. The receipts of foreign Barley meant to 14,600 qrs., and this article barely sold so well u at the be gin ning of the week. English Barley supported late rotes. Beall good hone-corn scald not be bought on any better terms bat secondary sail inferior sorts were easier to purchase. In Beans, Pees, sad Indian Corn, ne alteration took pla_oe. &mamma INTO LONDON THOR 19th NOV. TO 2IM NOV. Qrs. noir Smith. Foreign. Wheat Bartsy I 2610 I Oats 21270 ram 3,610 ad ; barrel. malt , 1,890 gm. BOROUGH MARKEL—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattradea and Smith report that the Hop "mint motiona brisk for new Hope, with a little more Inquiry for yearling and old ma. (For Coweiry Markets us lasi pop.) BIRMINGHAM, Noe. 20. 810ow-iwOwastlas.—This abate market was nem inner today, but taws Is little setae beams, sod kw eta speculatlys stsuacter, doter bare Just sow. 71as wawa opinion appears to In teen:elm will take sa upward tan Was Wes. YORK, rottenly, 20. BTOMElClAllol.—Calsdonlan, 101; Great Northam 61; Tack,. I,l6vesstl Ha sad Derwitk,ll4; To and Nord% Lama Preterreos RAILWAYS. THIS DAT, Two o'CLoot. The share market opened this morning without variation in prices from yesterday, and eo continued for same time. Within the last hour, however, in consequesoe of the contin ue d upward movement of prices in the English stock market, a better feeling has manifested itself, and quotations generally, especially for the older stocks, have improved. London and Brighton. ha ve advanced full 11., having been lut done at 77; Caledonians mark 11; London and North Western., 112; Midlands, 474. French shares are firm in price. Business has been done in Paris and Rouen at 20!. Glades prises i ttaise %I.day SLIPS. I lama Reiman. I Yesterday. to 1 *eek. 8) Do. Yrthr.Dee Ambitt.,Not,lioa.SlE. Jo. 6 Seeks a Rants Rat. (CL Weft. perpetual 0 r.Ct.) I t 13 i a di& ►i i (Us 14 IS fl i$ Se 10 eathidelypierwldaguer. SO De. without a raezaotoe 13 1 Elem.Wolv.66twarlfalle, 10 ll:Lem-Mote., sad Dudley IS Do. wi eallMulypk,erwlthrier. ttiest% guano 74 Hooka, Moa n and Bina— SO Mato' end Kuisr 2 7 4 Do. Thirds— -174 Boekiorboarkk• .„ 131 Do. share::: 10 1)0. .610 Prehressereg. SO v and Flolyliesd IS Do. Prelims, 40 Dublin sod Belkei June.. Li b ut AeLliAn . le Do. ate D0.(34.105.) p. Ct. Peet 20 Romero Com** 10 Do. New Gas. 6p: Do. NAL, 60. N 0.2 84 Do. N. kE. 3 per Ct.- 43 Do. New . .- A 21 &WW (kW 1 VIISOIII. GAM eh.) 23 DAeLime klate L 12846. 23 Do. care C. AIM. 20 tit Do. 11 n o g,o. fp. Ct.) 21 Do. New . 211 61 Do. per a. E lnehir• NE Eut Lbaco SO Edloborgbalid Glasgow. . 22 Do. 4 done 26 klinburp,PortA . ,/kaader 21 Exeter, Yeovil, k Dwelt. Ile. Artier and Exmouth .. tO West Northern 12$ Do. $ sharer, A,Dairrecl 71 D 0.4 shores. B, dp. Ct.. 10 Do. 3 per Cent. PM 30 01.13ontb.ead Wise. Ore.) me Great North of Aa500146... 03 Do. New, L4O . . SO Do. New, Mk IS Do. New, XIS 100 Dew Western .„ 30 Do, shares IS Do. New, Eli' 00 Doll aw 11614... 121 Do. 4 dime 40 I lAissieler sad Carlisle .. _ . 4 S pm. II 4 pa. 39 $7 db. 13 11 N. 14 II 101 10j 10 7f 11; lif 10j 33 83 41s. If If 10f 11 11 10 6 1 " 7 I li po. i 643. A did, 64 par I $ pa. Ito laiTi.idTjaii, 96 Do. do. M. B. it B. 10 De. 16 4 No. Thirds 10 Do. New( Sp. Ct.). 10 Do. West Union 99 Do. Preston Wire 10 Do. share, (A) 26 Leeds and Beadftd... Leeds and Thin* Do. Pref. 6 Vent No.l I Do. N 0.2 Do. Do. N 0.3 9 Do.tattortero 19417 per et 114 London and Blackwell ... 100 Lon., Brighton, & 6. Coast WO Do. Now SS 6ua.6 p.Ct. 9 Do. guaranteed 1p lots CroydonThirto.. 90 Do. Pref. 4 per Ont.. 90 Do.Convrt 6 p.01.,1912 121 Landon and Omani& .. 60 Do. Proforma 19 121 4 1 4 11 18y 14 12y 13y 12 131 re 284 29 91 1 f Ws. Ii i I f 1 3 2 1 db. 3 1 du. 31 al. 20 18 414 110 111 - 46 -44 1611. 32 it pm. 16 18 pia. 54 33 is t 2 104 10t 9 11 92 94 i ii v.. u u idle -- w 42 40 die. 22 20 dia. 101 94 Ws. 7 64 do. 111 1:11 dia. 2 2 pm. 7 Ws. 27 $5 4 11 NIL 98 tact if - if die. be 4f die. 6 4 di,. dla es; 731 71 101 111 83 63 63 63 04 10 714 110 111 Par t 9 36 . II li pm. 30 316 19 16 dl.. 17 18 dl. 1 2 pa. 136 6 146 46 4 db. 17 20 14 . 13.496 4 -i r e 9 11 16 14 416. 9 9 dla. 20 19 dia. 8 8 111 21, dia. 46 V 22i II dim. 23 26 120 121 15j 16 4 11 11 4 k 6 2 ex 211 par 91 Ala iu !2 li i 16 14 16 ils 71 7 dia. bi 1 21 Pm 6 4 Os. 3 2 di. 11 9 Cs. 14 1 1 1 It l dia. 1; 3 d6. 5 6 if ii Oh le 164 p a IT die 41 31 as. li 1 db. I * II 4pm 1$ 14 Ms. 1 91 64 1e! de 41 4 dia. Id In 4 4 di.). dAL II In 7 1 db. 2r . I db. ddb. n db. ri 10. • •y d • 9 b 1* •y die 5$ 41 26 101 II 101 751 6,1 6 7 111 i 121 12 12 li I Os 30 1 t I 12 I Do. rt e oir i shares.. 1 537.1r0 — eit.,Ii:ina(C) 90 London t liontle.Westant 423 Do. New, £lO $4 Do. New, See 0 Do. Prerelease 7p. Ct. 20 Lowonort Guer.4 per Cent 3 Mena., Mut., and MM.. . 100 Meech., Bed., and Line.. 23 Do, Labium, No. ... 23 Do. dune, o. une, N 3 ... 124 Do. share, No. 10 Do., ew £lO PreL 90 Do., Great Grimsby ... 1$ Do. do Ili Do. do.. . 14 Do. ehtf..andtto;;ln... U Do. Grimsby Doak ... 41 Do. Lincoln Unloo .. 100 Midland • .. 30 Do. f. 30 1 . 1i111;11_ 100 DO. Bina. and Derby .. 100 Do. B. and B. op. Dent. SO liedland Gl.Weeteta (Ire) 100 Norfolk ... IS Do. New kW . 10 Do. Guano. 3 pig Ct... I Do. Gueran.3i per Lt... 101 North IDIOM 114 Do. Lb J o a ree 6i Do. abates 111 Do. Do. Preference ••• ••• 50 Oxford, Wore., tWolver. Is itesd.,Goild.,aad itstpte 44 Royal's and 2$ iouttlah Central ... 13 Shrewd:ilium., ciees'i Do., New thuumeadwl... IS Shrewsbury end Cheater W.111n.) 184 Do. Oewertri I Do. New.. Id Do. New... Pref... II BMopenire Union ... 6$ South Devon ... U Do. Pram:ewes 11 8 4 South FilltBllll $0 Do. No. 2 Ve Do. No. 8 10 Do. No. 4 R.s lrsd .. 10 Ds. No. 4 &sip .. 4$ South Wan 1$ S. Tort., Date.& Subs.. 14i Sheffield, Notherfate, sod Goole, 20 Waterford sad $0 Wow WM*, •p. Oh gir. 26 Do. do. M . 4.6 or lessaut.llllsm. YkilleesOfth wlak 20 Do.Kwhiltakidlowee.) • Do. aN.L. Roder, et 10 York andNcd; TZ.7;4•7•;:. • TOMO. Lam An. 10 9848180, Assioadisa Ham IsdAwAripal iaz ID B (Thrson ) . D•B6 Lida Si bat Wins lb Groot Lao Todasslo 100 Do. 10 Do. .. SO Num owl Lip 14i Derain at Frame .. 7 Orismas ad Bordeaux .. SO Paris sal Orboas SO lads Boesa 12 Dub od Slmboarg • SO ZOOM Ma Ham .„ . Imiairs aM M. 1$ Tams ma Nantes LIVERPOOL, tier. 20. 184 51 SToca-Excnwilis.—Tli• market monies very dell, but pieta Imp steady es Ibembeisa—Zeat lauteeshire (pref. 14622eT i l t i' —ldaseeldr• sad Totalize m d.—Ditto . 0 shares). 20 4 d.—Ditto ohms), d.—tart sad Meth Weston, 1124 12—DItto sew sberteht o.h. N. 04-111116 (27th shores), r. It P. -- Mkit 12,4 2 4 4. 47 —Otto t %N th stmird.hirr a — • Nash Waters. 10141 , —ese1L )enters sad Dover (sew . No. 2, 111 db.). It lirweeetle, sled Berwick (eateedoes Nes. 1 sad 2),11/ —Ditto (0.N.E.13 par sent WI '2O), 24 d, MANCHESTER, No•. 20. erodx-Peumures.—The market was rather steadier, bat =.ll , ed stin a &shells tendency. _Thant was a Mr amount at Eat the only heavy stoat dealt in was Lowden and North Weakens at 111 LEBDS, Nov. 20. ihnon-Exgowton.—Thero has boon no improvosont is the sweet of the market this =ands.. To and North Midland sad bat Leneaddre We both stm !exilier receded, and the won teadeaer meow to be manifest in the tronmedoee in other dacha lag laaerhire, ENO end West Tortola., 5; Great Northern 34 c us, ; mbdonient, 11; ILldiond &oar 4131 Put Liataildre crforgrami7l.:•. 9 1193 .; Tor isi. ond North litmus Promo" 4e ; DAISTOL, Now. Broom-Stowastoz.—The share market continues wittiest moth animate. The sales to-day were la Illdlead Meek et 47, sea York, Newcastle, sad Berwick 1.1. ie 46 i i 7 i 71 151 I IS 14i 16j 11 I 3 2 4 1 1 1 ' 1 1 i ' 1 1,. ! 1 , . . , . 1 l' 1