The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-12 00:00:00

WlNunium°7. l I i Tht Cx43rt Na 1,002.) LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1849. [THREEPENCE, BAIL WAYS. .------=---- NOTES sad LETTERS of CREDIT —The UMW amid wzinuturna SANK mut clo wns it the oar ere maim awl roolemar as Ws Owl. O CULAR , owe OMB tee parable at away haga~t pima Is nevem te•••• • Weeny, 1••••7 Y. mile without taaawsWeator; ".. — iirsa all area Is lararraii. and whoa embed on Au to to wail iirtioaahallw This Wes way be elltalial Other at Oat heart Aldan lamas Si Wastattoeata Wok la Lathloory, ae at ithe ~...1.0 c o ;he Wok War I, St. Janwelheepoon ; Ma. n t a gi ndbors; peasetearatere. llaranh ; at, Illothatatit, Wht ;Si 0 .004411" osiNo4osol. hi erthr al the 3. W. 011.11h1T, Gelleril Maui/". every brought to Alsen or Arroesuad fur the winter, whence she could very speedily depart for C pen haggis. It is much to be hoped that the English government will cause this open and public IMAM tion against ono of their officials to be gravely inves tigated, at least out of pity to the Germans, who other wise will only learn in futurity how their gov. rn meats deal with the property of the nation. The democratic party will celebrate with due solemnity the anniversary of the death of Robert Blom, in opposition to the banquets which are to be given to-morrow to the Brandenburg ministry by the mectionary party. P.B. Tue " Constitutional Correspondent," which I have just received, contains an article written in a low, satirical, and mocking tone, on the above-mettioneo decree of the Reichs m ntstry. The followic g sen tence is remarkable :—" We hope that Prussia will not delay carrying the frigate into a safe German ha; boar." According to this a conflict may certainly be expected. Fosono BARK or ENGLAND NOTZes-014 ldaturday the Beak authorities stooped) ter-,al forgad 101. sad 51. notes purpertas to be of an Beta of England. The N. tout& ate unlabeled between 23 834 sad 24,384. II D., dated New castleees-Tyne, August 28,1847, signed J. Boehm ; the 101., No. V. Y. 64,603, eist.d London, October 4, 1848, s gas i J. Cana. They are remarkably well executed, bet may at mace be detested by wetting ; when, if a forgery, the water - .sk will instantly disappear. Tots test le recommended by the Beak. Tan 30,0001. GIVEN TO INEFFICIENT NAVAL CAPTAIN/S.—To Lord Jla Nussell,—My Loed,—ln 1846 parliament granted ao,oow. to enable the Admiralty to r tire old and inefficient captains, and bring forward active admirals; in 1849 the Admiralty have appointed a captain superiatendent of Plymouth dockyard, thereby declaring all the resr-adrairaa, except those employed, unfit for the appointment. Had this been done before, the people might have kept their 30,0001. in their pocks'''. Last year it was proposed to redoes the admirals to 100, and it was justly opposed on the pies that the money voted would be the means of removed, g the admirals ; but that argument now tells to the ground, and as the Admiralty have declared the rear-admirals incompetent, the sooner they are redamd the better. I remain your lurilskip'e obedient servant, I:l4.trams N. 111.1811, MG/Chistoun-house, Nov. 9. A PUBLIC Munn° was held on Friday last in Sonthamp•n, to pr. scut the Mayor, George Laiebley. BA , with a testimonial of respect tot ais conduct daramt the pre release of the eholera in the town last mania. Will, the alpine Was regime there. the sages was engaged daily, so knows to any one at the dine bet the medical prolesaion, visit 1 the houses of the sick and dying, distributing food, me king, and money to the necasitone at his own expellee. In consequence of ibis humane conduct, his fellow.eitis na resolved to s sprees their aumiration by a testimonial at • public meeting on the day of his leaving eta. The testi monial was • silver candelabrum, wort: 300 guineas, adorned with figure* and devices emblematic of benevolence, hoepitelity, and other virtues. A loge number of ladies , were present at the presentation. Mr. Cockburn, the mem ber for the town, was noticed among.t the crowd, and am called forward to speak, and he delivered one of those 'le vant effueions for which he is distinguished. In the eourse lof his speech he cad that he might well be proud of being connected with a town that exalted the worthiest citizens to paces of hoarier sad trust, and that knew how to reward them so munificently and appropriately. Oua FIRST Stow.—Tuesday was the day on which we had our first inetalosect of winter's snow. We had then a smart foretaste of Cm:stouts. Snow tail briskly, with a ..riving wind, and at night the streets were dried by a sm• cli mg trost (if we may use the epithet), and every pool ice bend. On Wednesday we had a second fall of snow.— Gateshead Obsesses. The comp.ny meatiest d as engaged by Mr. Ander son for the forthcoming season at Drury-line, will include the fa:owing artiste s :—Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Nisbett, Mrs. Tolman, Mail Phillips, and Mile Vandenhoff ; Messrs. Vandeultuff, C Fisher, Cooper, S. Artaud, B. Baer, and Angel—the Liman family for the pantomimist,. Mr G. li. R dwell is said to be comm. d upon a spirted' as weal as upon the pet toMme. It is significant enough that in the notice OS yet another attempt to replan* the legitimate drams in one of l's old temples, we should read of " Spectacle atd pantomime" as in progress—bat not of new plays. Ti. termer, how or, r, we supra.. bra an iadieponsable harem in • house on the seal* of Drury-lane Theatre. It is rumoured that Mr. Brooke Is to sppair at the Olympia Theatre with Miss Addison. SXVilasok. AND STOOKS •}lllo4n. Baosento, pow. 10,_4k4 R iet F : Loon. 1640, Pint pee Orotr., 211 MN ISM Nit Ditto, 144 k 931 ; Ms, 1644, Your-end. tke ci ple t7, per Ditt Iskt, e lan= of oen ik to lgt , 43 .. 1; yow. Loan w of artok. 4 164 x, Pint 111: Dank Iwo triNro Ple 0064. 1 14 e 10 4 410 . 1 Le1d0103.615 ; on Ilandon• 0.13460. Anemia,, Nor. 1: .—lttek .y 4 on Los 44w, NU. „. Aso:manor, Nor. o.—Act. Debt. 04114441411 _ Per ONitL. 43 231; Ditto, Itire• pre Cents., isx sat .• UMW Font per 046 1 11.. 43 cam taar.ra-a.naff par Mimi» 16 4 10 1. De India laR Your par t:164. Opal* Mee Per Mts.: 12 121 . Anatebus Ffnt pre Oents., $$ Eneinsigor On London, 12.03; ditto, two montlis. II; on 114eabors, 14 it; &Not two twowthet 2666 ; on Faris. SS 43 ; two acathe. SS 33. TN's DAT, Two o'Cnocu. Scarcely any chine has occurred in the price of shares to-day, the quotations • of Saturday being generally maintained. The market is entirely devoid of animation. Great Westerns are steady, at GI to 631 North Stafford., at 9 to 81 die.; London and North Westerns mark 114 4 ; Midlands, 481; South &s -tart s, 181; Newcastle and Berwicks, 174; York and North Midland*, 191. Caledonians are lower; they are quoted at 114 to 114. Branch shares are without alteration in value. Et - iff ,AT 1 - 184 - FISHERIES. btomporste d ' wow to MW of Purtbasst, Jew NOW. Capital Stott. sp *bane of Itts. es*. worsamet• at the pleasure of ;limey, Sad sableet te us Umber Si t lattlity. it. readnolley, rl - ruid. Uinta 'i t . sopa of this corporatism is be mash sod ware doh at earl us =el Me 'Mud Kteuttook waney es the who of Im lay, the term, deep bays sod aditurievehml with byes. inertiat turbot, haddock, lake tobsorq aid easy deteriptkis whisit ma! be made to afford abeadmay of teed tor the watiweri et the Vatted Dirndl:ma sad for eapertedes also. Tt e oast of betas& sad indeed of the British Beapke penerally , Is an B tr esirs if toed whin* the coma around our *arra tamales aa by gupy. The mist wares of wealth derivable from hubsesti pub hitters with - ordiser=l sod tadin ry has bees fully elvivra =at üble authorities. *taboos Dave bees relieved ihe various trope imd media :tat g. prepare Ma, rsd IA row prultred is Mem 11. Bentlend. and Newfoundland, Sce.,, rs , pi intriguer& The directors have ire lutist Who to amou .1 tbu lassitements have been wade withthe nano& at Wed. Its the W. of Isieldeilbs, 'admix's.. the weetera amt. ea which they en elshi4e.pmaretiens far rcressleg ulderftliap.—Arplies. owe br wed the revosidag dune te be mirk to the seem ary webove.-117 Order. 11111.141111 J. 100111/31, leendary. THIS DAY. Tw.' O'CLOCK. The English funds present a steady apps seance to- s h , i day. Consols opened at 94 buyerw, from - which they have only varied t 3 sellers? at 1 : 1 the same fraction. They are at present quoted 93 to an 1 for tx oncy and next Wednesday. The Three per 10 Cents. mark 911 and 2. The Three-and-a-Quarter >s pre Cents. 92 1 and I. Exchequer Bills continue to be done at 465. a , d 444 i. prem. to pi In the Foreign House Buenos Ayres bonds were so dealt in at 401. The extent of business up to the 0 present consists of: Buenos Ayres, at 401: Chilien m Three per Cents., at 65. Equador, at 31. Feu per too Coat Dutch Cerilloiree, at 811. liestician (ex January too coupon), at 261. Portoeueee Converted, at 331 and an. /. Spanish Five per Cent:. at 161. 12. ! to 1520311811 Cent:., 50 Peak nook, 198 9 I 3 per Ct. Cow. Ace-. 93 i IS li I pot Ct. Rod. Arel, MI 2 3# per (Anil& SO I par Ct. Cut Lou.., 93 # 16sebetwar 41e. to 4.9 a. FOREIGN PUN Litt 25 I per Ct. Austrian Ronde, I per Ct. Grenada Dc10..184 17 la 0 per A l lele. Rood.. e 4 6 Grenada Deterred Itda_, 3 4 at 2# per ~ S per Ct. 9106., 1646.361 St. 6 por Ct. Brazilian Mx, 82 4 6 per Ct. Peruvian ikla. 12 3 10 Mao Now, Permuting Goer., &I 4 6.1 I per Cl, Buenos Arm, 34 41 6 per Ct. I. &la. 107 8 Ditto Cbthat, Fde OS 6 lime nerd& oda, 4. 17 4 51 Ditto Columb ro e W., 3 pie Gt.= Ws . 342 62 Columbian Equa 'or BM , . 31 I Dda ia 3 per Ct. Dania. labk, 72 4 = lll 4aNtr• Rds..3 25 i, per Ct. leltell lIMA., hat L 20st Ct. VOSOSOOIft ii.. 23 5 k Ct. Dutch era. 81# 4 namaila Desna' 164..7 8 25 15 Pd. 1 BILITIONI RAILWAY& r.l Do. Preference A.pit,,trot.,Bos.lE.ln 6 Corks t Hants Eat. (Gt. Wen. perpetual b p.(t.) 66 EirectsgbanikDafordl celhultilypet.,erwitliguar. Al Dw without a guaxonter 141 Birma.Wolv.a. titour Volley 10 'Arm, Wale., rod Dudley eglattatypit.,orwittisvar. 10 Do. without &guano 7 ticetou.Stato.one araillsille E41.D"11"16.:** Motor priors on Saturday. 19 14 dia. &Tab 01 Idl e. 1 die. 14 IS 32 14 93 103 4 1 pm. 4 you Ise 163 19 111 83 10 19 103 111 33 33 di& 11 11 1 6 7 1 1 ps. I 6 64 pm. 1 3 pa. leeloo to-dof v to ► °Walk. Si l2i ex int. Nov 9. The solemnization cf the anniversary of the death of It_bart Blum which took plea yesterday in numerous localities wa•, as might have 1) ea ezp c'e I. di-turbed by the interference of the }Mk*. The dissolution of one of the nimbi . ions which took apart in the pi...cc/d -ings mused so great en excitement that the mil.tury were tent for. Another association was dis,olved, b.cauce the police official present on the occasion was interrup•ed by Iced i xclamations in arresting one of its mamba ra who wore a red cockade. A great number of ether members were arrested afterwards. This is called "freedom of emceed= " in Prussia. -1 134 12 llf Sits lot UNDON ASSURANCE CORPORA I lON, aratabild by Royal Chatter ia Men d Was Oserie the for Me, litre, ese %tense lIIMITSIMIS. MOP, 7, Herd Naebiaae, Cambia sad 10, beffeat-street. JOHN LAURENCE. flearam7. Iv/AWNS of INDUSTRIOUS RAM I li, *Aker p is out et trade, may IitLISE • MODERATE INCOME thecae at swabs d Lady seascusp isa.—Yee fall partlashrs ply, 'Wog pegoomeL7 or by lease, to ths EAST LVDI t TEA COM - - TANTA Great Mint lisism's Chardiyant, City. , ECM'S RLIKIANUIES .or PRESt..N Is abd 4. r48.-11* garbs& variety /or ladiss sad &melanin at .. . iusurAcroar awl lamb= a Vivasat., 4, Leaks basset% lamas, via • slay le ceitsd the eleleolSiet sad lawl ess asp'ine toga, Limos Si 3; addax desks, IL is l 90; dreer be am, 1% w Sloe; yak Wow, is. Is SW; limberaas, N s . a St r darns Ida deliel i sass. S 4 Is SU ; tra chests, 7e. Cd. to ti; areabps was, ea is IX g Yllorrim bt wood, b , cose, sad ',spar ...Ks, sag t y mks mediaireekistrke, is Ws. to t 23 ; tea var., Ma. to 114 pig I . siti ant and saw Wham. los. to Si ; mad mods. lid Is ti; Mil Mee" M. 111 et lie ;pole OMIT*, ZS Is. to ti Ita ; rase Wass, acrd Ma" Wise eiMaillOai la pearl, sbrU, win soli• us baths r, base mut err rod toilet /wilds. idles sad era liNell b.* arture. clops/ papier t utor Wwin tablea 0 and iw oo Fir ass la wig lenity. pod toot/ brads., W. wok saes a sad maw *awl Wyss sad kirks, abeeeid OW. lais roSory, worming moo sal Orals, la id era, lio rtiv ishes, sad terry destayelas it trey ataxy. Witt • nrirty of odor Midis, of vim* cash doss saw be bad wadi. As Neal aswissia• eztessistiy at OW ors Fmk" tat quality of wery atlas ls =wowed. --- —...... THIS DAY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. B.rnreas as BANco.—Basoaa ns Loaa Caw Armes WILDS, Ms. Jusnce Wutamas, NA. Rama 218trsa, Amu Ha. Aims 41 ~alll 16 4 1714 .. 1$ H 1$ 14 FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. REGISTRATION APPEAL CASES.— CAPELL, APPELLANT, O. OVERSEERS or ASTON, RESPONDENTS. In this cam the appall nt was the owner and occupier of freehold land in the parish of Aston, Birmingham, of the yearly value of more than 404 , and was also the occupy ing tenant, but not the owner, of a house the r ntal of which exceeded 101. per annum, situated at some distance from the land and within the perish and borough of 13.intioghom. In respect of the land the app.llant clam. d a vote fur the county ; but the revising barrister for the northern division of Warwickshire thought that the land and house ought to be considered as constituting one tenancy, and on that ground disallowed the claim to a county vote. Mr. K.rne was counsel for the appellant; hr. Millor for 2$ 9 19 111 1 I dia. 1 1 121 Ma. fl I 31 2 die. 21 2 dm le 16 .11r. .:10 11$ __ 44 4, pm. 32 34 pm. 14 la pm. 61 09 G 9 li 3 RB JO Ili if 1I i 12 b 71 dl.. 93 91 4B` 50 Pas. KI FENDERS, 81 . 0V1sS, ant FIKE-MUNa. Bums of the shove an requested, tefore finally deciding, to riot WILLIAM L BUSTUVIS pre Itippon and bonne) SHOW ]VON' a. OsPerrieleset. saner of Newroan.etreet, end No. I, New. warn et. Thep an Ms repent In the wort', end coat On •ueh an rams et sf FE4IIRMI4, RAWL% RANGe9. YIKII.III.ONS. one GENERAL lIIONNONOIALY rrent be approached cheer -re, odor be nasty, nevelty, bratty . .1 darn, or evintsiteness of work. asaria, whale the prier are on that low Kali for whin his emu. Wisest Ms bee in se.ebraud t.r moire then a quarter rif a century. Wight 111.10 Nth hemmed ream nts and two sets of bers,C I I in ; duo will weds ornaments and two era of bars. SS KW to twenty ements. brensed fenders compete, with standards, from 7► to Sr; steel lenders bout Ls.; ditto. with nth orrain ernammeta, Inn Si it'. tows ruiner; 11,-Irons, hoe Is. 9d the set rSt es. &I -NN ad etre palest eters with 'Naming hearth plates. The awry reternid kw every ankle rat approved of. larded ead recur wail ewe/wry art (per pr —Established In Wells-street an Ire. I. 4 NIPS ci SUKTS en' YALTEKNS —the lames, es mg is dishiest see.srasr or PALMEIt'd MAG- M 3PI agar CAXDLIfernCIN; Carphiss, Asgard, rad Paw LAMM irlas SI Ur send imprwrosses; sod of the newest and mat re oat prams la errata arentinn and ewe Pan. of Dow moat la 'Wren's, Ii at WILLIAM S. SUWON'S Ow Dhow and barn. * Wraeneek sorry/ d Sarnsas-rireS, and jia I. lieresedneet, whin all the sereassil. areitise are now —. ilea Limp lamp post rerlety. Palmer parrot Candies [Nor "1,741. per ; Lasti-INComphiss. Is undid repot ;spend gam. The moray resirsell M Wide ▪ Ipprmil al. Drug& d • .tabrpor. whit s egrevar. rat (per put , 4....-114.14wwd Weal -meat. -.- --- ULAU T 1 FUL TEXT H. ROWLANDS' mono. or MAL Iletterittilcti. Tem pee% ewe. et the Aiwa re tee reebrrebe leferediters re the Oelembel erelleetee Amur free tbe wee. reemmes epee el Ime fise diet, psliebet eel peemrees tber esemerk teharlier the Nest =..1 "AAb mitttessee v erel ilea worms end memo to a. Num T. be to erase reettleeed free the raw ea a I le mean set Teem. ere inealed. se the lb. teeth (ft heel se Ile peered erre tte r modem Free ST rim bo —rec. se. 1 ,, Leas 11W pulem Irom Trawl, the Ilea. Ceusele•Amee rase sod ctiNtri the tow...tone tine and Ode,.--thus, "A. KONILAND Oil Itattnnitanten."—to be (TWAT IN 01 tne laymen.% ea Oman • nett s edized ma toe. Will by than, Flu by %male% an 11111)it tANT in FAMILIES.-MEASAM and Oa's 11140/LttItATIVII CARPET SOAP rib pra, renovate% and pares. ananosun, iiartass. Drn. gatea Woolle. • re-torto Mambos., .04 mars.. thews (after mass r an' wear) 1. et almost mul to tww; Lathes' Was trrebn, d atletten'. Mehra, nodes ee., rit sill not in the palette.' &get , amuse the meet dell atenuro. The samtwoi or win,. it is po tamale, lb. - no more Mewl. ressuirad than white a deal lame.. -May be had at the momentary, I said 2, Youwold-piase, Loam tennis aton-lone, Lam le'''. ',OA Is faro at • 'pl. per 111., lass included, Irons .Ib. to 4 lb., I... anginas", morn, awl ''rasa. lt n .qua: tar ele.dloine An a•.• Loud M g, Knobs, sum Weekly "111WSPAPTA1t, and Starr yea Putak.- U VOILWAILDILD In only Fibbed wrappers to WI µma of the bee g abb sanreey ar• patch. Ora eartheu atlyele n. A Hat, let* the prim r Ina paper quarteeiy, Mit-yetrle. and arly, .7 Wed rsqs. an uppinntian by trill Myer JOAZPII LZV, sees MlSsr.eissie, S'essististrset. Leedom Estabit.bed I? ' )411141. Me early. Peke Oen allaning, THE ILLI.:11 I RATI3I) LO • DON ALMANACW be 1135; le bat die styli *Jinni 1-pus edge mat beautifully imaellsobee and u Ad Almeria' to Ittextraent be Paso sea caber sa at miles. 11. Nora al tbe Ilenth by lara Lemke: bmada• a .rirty of Mir sad metal Tables. , as. The Asthanad . sl Lle;,,r , rrwat by Jam G 1461111. Eaq. F. LA. S. Nod of *As Sari Übserusury, tirrensich. Psblisbed WillUs MILOS% Slass; leaks. Ossatry ardor, =Wild leabeh ably. Valuable thane la the Ronal Parthe sad Owed Fir% Life. sad Fltll boaareaat Inallobas. I%f R. PEYTON will SELL by AUCTION. at Gir -1 ~wars CbweMra e. Cora-111 1 L ett wEDNESDAT, the 71st et Noteaa.ter, ISIS, at It, In tea lota NO SHARES b last eery Nutl•Malt alel Mid? kerma.' Inatitethei, the ROTAL TAR. KltS' wet GENERAL TIRE, LILT. sad HAIL INSURANCE IN STITI*TioN, Waal , earthen Mel 'end of 3 pet oettL—Partieula.• say t• Att.4sed et Hr. r•ICION, Oseleaesael. Cleepet., Ltheohi'•- ballekle, sad at Clarrawera PARIS. 81111711 DAT EYENTNO. The Parisians have got it into their heeds that there is to be a couplretot, and that Louis Napleon is determiLed to make le metlf emperor, or something very like it. This coup dotal us. Burt announced for the snoirereenr of the 18th Breetnire, but that day hriene passed over, as the Spaniards say, wi•tout sty novelty, the 10th of December is now Bzed for tee revolution to come off. One can easily imagine the Banapirtis.a trying tie pubt.c Paw by s t oreadins rumours of this sort. But I do not see the possib loty of carrying cry such Walk on the constitution and the puhlic g •re. The Assembly would beeriest it. To disslve rh.t Assem bly would be r. strong measure. And gamut *Smears more 'niched to the Assembly than to the President. Chaniarnier and Louis Napoleon are apparently on the te.t of Vim., hut this is only a proof th it no coup d'e'ut is medi•str d. On one oc sasion the Pre.ident is said t t have kietfrd at such a possibility in the pre tence of Chinornier, who is said to have obe-rved, "Try a /soup tretat if you like. bat depend upon it that it will not be for your profit. What the President aimed at by the hve changes seems to be the p ie pure of governing. He will have reports made to himself. The wires of th • e'ectr c tele graph are all to centre in the Elysee. The police wet. c. is to be got th.ther with his badger of die coveriie. And he eaire siministration is to be copied from the trartitien of Napoleon. But the part of the Napoleon of Peace has been played before with no very brilliant success. And, in truth. with out Austerlitz and Marengo, thee is no use in aping the great man. The feats of Oudinot are not sufficient. The rest event of the trial before the Court of Versailles was expected to be the op eeh cf Jules Paws or of rine other counsel on behalf of the pri sin is, plea irg the coueirieion heir g been violet& by the otia . vterial conduct towards Rome, in surrection wcs warranted. The court, believe-, atoppel the lawyer, acd refused to allow him to pri med with any such line of argument. Erchmi.z, one of thlb MOW was condemned to two years' impri sonment for giving the lie to the attorney-;eoers.l. The Ilfoo4verr contains a long report, dated N v. 9, hen M. A. MiLL-ter of Finance, addressed no the President of the Repubjc, relative to the mode of }stir g the interest of the rentes into which the money of savings bank% the boas du tremor, and the Lyons Railway shares have been converted. The report states that this vast operation is now Midi, ep- Iraching its term, and thit not lets than 600,000 GERMANY. new inscriptions Lave been created throu t ,_ put of the country : The novenae. , Inween (says the report), would bat imperfectly pert erte ilea& if it dad not devise means of saving the dividends paid ers.tly. Ansa, a first expert ment wee mode in the hat papaws en the Five per Cent, , into which the above values were almost all converted. By straw of tivasursty maser a, and by nimbler at Paris el a rt of sax Hay commercial service, the petunia was 4 fectol without any complaint being made. and without mg clangs of importance in . hat had previously taken plea paying the dividends and their arrears. Bat it having bees .•ident that in order to peal • for such • owe of payments the ordinary means of execution were initifiltient, M. Pi m; appobital a committee of ezperieneed men--eelected from the court of soceesen cad from the control Mainline ties o. finance, to examine the gamin' and to we what coarse it would be neeemery to adopt. That committee was finishing its labours when I (M. Fould) took p &mien of the post of the Minister of Finsoce. and I now, after having 'v ocatively invesiinted its &liars:ions. come forward to pro pose to you a semi aof provisions calculated to meet the cam. One of the principal incooveraences of the present system is l we oblige the administration to rive every y. ar nominative wariest. far each portion of rents—a labour of immense ex ' tent, sad which has to her , ;reed with the payers and re taken gen rat, with other decumews in such numbers, that the administration cmaidered it nice.nary to dispense with • Inns a teem for 1849. Tne bill, which I adjoin to the pre ' bent renort, will r• medy this VWe of things by substituting Wan MOO, in place of nominetive statements of arrears, Irelealteeble Will* bated& whisk will remain in the beads of die rayon sail be aveilable fee ten years. Oa Heir side. the teseiverogeneral, who in the depatiatinta MI onetime to be charged with the payment of the divi des& to the penes interested, all receive, in place et a off of the nominative stains* ts, a list f these same paws by nuniton in series sad by the suns due. Mash in like manner will serve for several years. being modified only in what regards recta newly inscribed or anaeolled. This modificatioa, and some others which hats been decided on, will prone* a notable simplification of labour, and the additional work can thus be effected without any augaectation of expense. It is also intended to intro dose measures to enable the holders of the reams in the de perimeters to obtain at the chef lien, by means of third with fecal . y end without expense the sums coming are to A emplificatiou of this extensive nature will, it is tainted, &tannin • new element of public credit, le, inducing persons having money to invest to pureness more molly into the public fends. The report is followed by a bill, in six artichs, parrying out the plane set forth in it, and heating the approval of the President of the Republic. The following is the prcclamation of the new po lice-prefect, earlier : Inhabitants of Paris,—The high confidence of the Presi dent of the Republic has just called me to the post of pre• fees of polio,. It will be for me an interned honour to hese been considered worthy of seconding in these del cote nee tions the great and straightforward policy inaugurated by the acts ant deolorations of the head of the state. I am about to demand from my fellow-citizens their cm-operation and support, in promi log them my seal and energy. Peaceable men art all claws can only sae in me • liana ; am, and always sosll be, I do not say the enemy, but the courageous and and. fangeble adv. nary of pemurbators, both Mints and instruments. Protection to religion to labour, and to Welly tin, to property, to go 41 issAitntions, to repeat ante mere vi o ilasice and rigour towards socialism, liana ratty, disorder, improper publications, and the übstioacy of the factious. Such will be the rule of my me dnet.—National Manes, heads of sante& wing and in &tonal establishments, fetters of famillee, tredemen, workmen ' resist me in the accomplishment of my mission ; it belongs to the initia lire of good citizens to face inn the action of the laws and of authority ; the internal discipline os families and workshops is the seat powerful auziliery of the police of the state ; our mum is the sane ; you wish for a protective government; we wish for eelightened liberty ; moderation ivasded oa force will, doubtle-s , daunt bad yds-ions. The most trying days are passed • but we must not slumber on • first sucene ; making has Mien dine while then yet rem A. s anything to do In order and security. Inhahtints of Pares, the quentioa now is to form a league gaunt socialises; that le the came of every intense. Let us revive privets confidence by rystorise public steamy ; e. as snare the fe welfare of al by the stability of in vitations fait lielty I spccied, but firmly applied ; it is be tween no all a mated amurame ; we hove therefore a right to rely on sash other. Tea may rely ow me. (iliened) CA/ALMIL Len and approved by the Minister of the In nor, (Signed) F. BAIMOT BLINDLY, 6 r n. The gnat event of the day has been the Cie' r.ba lion of prim.' to the inccereful exhibitors of the Ex position." The ceremony is nut yet cot eluded, and has been witntssed by an immense concour , e of peo ple, by whom Louis Napokon has li,en receive t w th every demons rat.on of ruin ct. The e.c rt. d ny a trodp of dre4cons, arri7ed at the Pattie t.• Justice at half-put 11, and was accompanied by a most mouar• chic il and imperial company of couriers. Ile heard mu. in Ste. Chapelle, alter which the orchnieh •p and clarity u-herrd him into tne Salle :as Pas Pert. ns. where a ritit tiro. e Mal proVi ed for him. On his right tett the vice preeideut. N. B inlay, and on hie lett M. Denim, who made a speech on, the id cessity of bc.sging up the rising geherati n to study tieing locgusges in 'he tr,its-retties. What oa esrh this discomee bad to eo with the d e. ibution of p iss • to i pa 11l- who had distinguished ttems.lvee by their Inventive genius in th- arts and 43 enees a ill tot readily be discovered. M. Charles I)uptn then made as excellent qm-ch, as he always dote, a sp,tch that Fame home to the bunt ea at a brooms of th• ato whem it was Admits& hut cencladed by tt e a a sissaiusl obeersatiou mat "t .e m dal b up D them by the heed of the empe or's n. phew, would be rtspl- ndent with the b.illi.tcy of tis glny." Tn. meeting had not co. eluded whet I wm erm..elled to lease in ord:r to send 'hese brief remark,. And there is, in feet, no'hing else to rrnd you to day. Tee president wll ent rain at dinner this evening e ghty of the most distit guiahed of the sue cea-ful competitors for the prize. The funds are at this moment, at the Pastage de rOpers, at 89.20, with an upward tendency. BOURSE. Foe Amount. FRANCE. FARIS, Nol.lo. Toe it Money opeela WOW. Lowest. Clesuw. ---- - I --.-- - - if 40 36 S 3 55 40 35 95 54 $5 PARIS. 8•1171 DAT Evastxo. !....P'w „....C"" as si Isa 40 lis Ili 54 70 5$ 55 The Parisians have got it into their beads tha. ; s ae. $,. tar . I . I. there is to he a couplretut, and that Louis Nap-leoo 4 4 Per 01. 1 .6 69 .. • iow UM& "25 j- : __ __• - .. . : -- ...,. 3 pot 4c`'36 40 156 33 36 40 36 23 MI 33 3 par Ossis. BB 83 186 IN 68 113 VI 70 80 83 5 do. NIA lam . „ i .. 0 0 0 4 per OM,. • 0 0 i per ibM. 69"25 0 .. 0 taskans• as Louisa :go days SS 324; 110 days, " 23 40 " aelglaii.S. 1640 ...... 241 Wary. Noise IMP& SI Km y Do. S, 1341 ..... Us „ BOOM Loan Si .• 15,. 44 Da It Boma. Paris sad Orkana, 730 ; Paris and loom 627 50 ; isms rod Ham, 2U 73. Aswan and lianseiliss, ISO ; nuMnorl and NM, 102 30 , (bistro (Viorson), 300 ; Soaker and Aniim. i Ikadmia, 303; North, 437 30; Part. and Si Mowry, 338 73, Wass sod Nantes. 2111 23 . Masterson sad Troyes, 106 23; Vamillas, {et bask, 13; Vansillas, esti bank, MI. BERLIN. Nov 8. A new grovel of enmity between Austria and Prussia is the decree of the Reich. ministry, ad dressed to the commander of the formerly Daniell frigate, the G.flon, now the German frigate Eckert, Bede, in which the most certain and clear orders a e given either to preserve this frigate to the German flag or to burn her. " The frigate "says the decree, " is not to fall into the hands of the Danes nor of any other unan-horised power.' Thus, neither the Prussian sulhorieies nor any power deputed by the government of Schleswig mar take possession of the vessel. You may supp raD that this document has excii•ed considerable atuntion. Thou,,h little value is gene rally attached to the proceenings of this magnificent ministry with • very great title its present energy is quite refreshing, and well meet with general supp. In feet, the gtoduct of the Prussian government in this question is shameless that even with a Bran denburg and a Manteuffel at the helm of aff, e.re we are profouncty struck by it. Ui der the [routine of placing the ship in the hands of " i dependent Schleswig" it is given direct into the hands 14 the Danes. The Pru-sian ministry permits its officers in Schleswig-Holstein to pursue a most disgraceful and reseberous lie e of conduct, and itself p 1.3111 into tLes htee.da of th. Dents. At th.- same tine I muit remark that dooms of the Reichs mini.try ca.ta great sus,:icion on CAA. Hodges of having concocted a plan with the Danish orient al St en-Belle for carrying off !he Mo t. Pi kern% de from the harbour of the same name. The pleirptentiary of the Governor of Sealeswig itoletem has wade a communication to the Reich.. ministry in reference to this matter. He says that Col. Hodges has cossetted to permit the ship to be it is obi. tat, ll. ~ is fort tlto n. tt. Is B u i fin.- %wen; luso% ten b. regd. i.' Tr; ws.da nose e 410 W ls i IL , a rag., d T. tlithel ink of 11, El 4. balt. 1. kr di MIA T. 164 a lil rO O a . a J. 61 ' Isiah tke Ills • • Ara isisat or 4 1 20 the WO It . mrsi. trete. ilarrelo P. 01 E 6 raw' ma 14 the respondents. Mr. Hoene said the 24th section of the act on which the revising b►rrister had relied said that no claimant should be Gentled to vote in respect of his interest is any free hold land occupied by himself, together with any house of a sufficient metal to confer a borough vote. He contended that the words " together with" excluded the raw from the operation of that section of the act. In the present case, the facts showed that the land was at a distance from the house, end not in the same pariah ; and if the deci sion of the revising barrister were upheld, ao meaning could be given to the wreds " together with." If a man cccupied house A and had land B at a distance, you could not say thee that was an occupation together with." The Lord Chief Justice.—lo some cases a man occupied a house on eoe side of the road with a garden oa the other. Would not that be an =sapid:ion " together with?" Kr. Keene said th►t in that case the party would have the common right of way, end that would not destroy the evtireviets of the r eruption. The Doke of Devonshire oc eupt d a house in Pieeadilly, and one at Chatns orth, but the words "together with" would not in that caw apply. The revielog berrieter had been of opinion that under the 27th notion the ownership of land and the occupation of • house molt be united to male a borough vote. He (Mr. Rttne) contended that the letislature mean• that a man should either be the owner of the house and the owner of the lend, or tenant of the house and tenant of the land, and that ha should not hare a right to vote as tenant of a house and owner of latal. In support of his argument the learned c' unsel quoted the case of " Dewourat v. Fielder," from the Low Journal, and f that of " Powell o. Price," friss Ist " Lutwyche's R gimes. I then Cases," to show that where • party had • house sod a shop separated by • yard, he was not allowed to vo:e as for an entire p. 'session. Mr. Mellor, for the respondents, hoped their lordship would not decide 'Lis case as suggested to them by Li learned frialid, as if they ware ignorant of the law. The intention of the 24th anti's' was to prevent person. from voting twice over in respect of such politely. Ws leaned sciend segued that the words " together with" referred to apace, wh he (Mr. Mellor) contended that they bad reference to time, and that the two occupations ought to co contemporaneous. B. the 27th section, the right to vote was c.netituted by the occupation of the freehold land together with the tenancy ; the title to vote wet a ailed one. Mr Keene replied, an: said that if his friend's tegument were correct, freeholders in boroughs night be deprived of the franchise The Court poetponed its decision. BUXTON, APPILLANT, V. PARISH OF ASTON, RFISPONDONT. Mr. Keene said that iu this ease the appellant was tbr owner of land of more than the yearly value of 40e. and was also tenant of a house of a rental of les. than 101, per annum He bad claimed a vote for the county, and had been obj cued to succnsfully, on the ground that he WAS not entitled to a county vote in respect of the land, as the I our and land nun be taken tegetber as formica a borough qua lification. The revising banister had allowed the objecifoa. The learned counsel said that the dietitction between this case and the last was, that the house occupied by the claim ant was of gee than the dear yearly value of 101 then referred to the 30th end 68th sections of the Re orm Act, end contended that whatever qualification gave the right ot voting in the borough must be rated in one pariah only, and that on that ground the claim ought not to have been n jested Mr. Justice Tattooed said there wee soaks' in the act which prevented a party from being rated in respect of dif tenni occupations. Mr. Mellor addressed the court for the respondents. Decision deferred. BILLS OF EXCHANGE FALLING Dui ON THE T 11•1111110 1 111 1 40 ts imp irthst to be remittals red t at the day app .in , ed by authority for a Feuer.' teai shier will be a timed day at the Bank and all bankenis hues s throughout the kingdom; and that all bills 'shine due on that day mast he presented the day btfore, as is the ease with bills falling due on a Sunday, Christmas-day, or Good Friday. APPOINTMENTS.—Major-General Stanley, oath nia..ditig her Mejests'a fines at Mons Kong, is a, pdeited osemb.r of the ez , cativo council of that lined. Beri satin S =peon Honghtoo, Thome' Rudelle, end Alcid. Cayron, liars. are aponinted members of council at the Meat illus. Mr. F , . C. Norton, unpaid attactd to her Mak" y's ism heesy at Li boo, is appointed to a sthilar rank at ths emir. of Napier. Mr. Rumbold, who is attached to the British embassy at Washington, United Suttee, proceeds to Ma the embassy at Tulin on a temporary IMislio2. The vacancy &most +he Mowers in Chancery, c Astd by the retirement of Master Wiegfield, will he immediately filled up. No appointments will take place in the room of :he two provisional assi.inees of the Curt of Bankruptcy lately de ceased. The number of proclaims' assignees will not be in creased 'mord the prefeet members, who esprsas their wil lingness to discharge the daties of the office. The playa of p dare nagivrate for the inetrepnlis, vacant by the death oi Mr Cottingliam, will ant be filled up. The remaining ma gistrates have cons need to perform the device, which it is considered they may he able to accomplish, notwithatendn g the enlarged area and increased oopulation of the polies dia , Wets of filo metropoli•.—Obaerver THIS NEW BOARD OF ADMILALTT.—The new pater, t appeinting the Lade COalliallioSelli of the Admiralty, whie s, li.dependewly of a change of members, is necessary on account or the promotion of Rear Admiral 1044.3, 0.3., Di P., has not vet appeared in the Oesnite, nnr, indeed, have the promotions consequent upon the death of she Ad nsiral of the Fl et sad of ilir B. J. B. Pinball, Bart., bees aas.ited. We believe it is purpose l y damp d, in order to fill up' be vacancy mooed by the retirement from the b Ind of Lord Jobs Ray. Modals, is yet definitively kn.osa se 'o who Is to be Lord John'. theemeor, but we feel assured that it will either be Captain Meastos Stewart, C 8., at present the Comptieller•Ges.ralot the Clan Guisrd ; Captain Snr Jaw s Stirand, oommanling her liniestp's ship H me, in th e Me diterranean, or Captain Lord Clarence Paget. The Gest nam y ed, however, is the favorite th e ta field, and will most beli the officer selected to Li tinguish. d but very ye the poet. It is conatently repined that whe rev may be the officer sprinted be will not be required to become an M.P.—flaws Telegraph. MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY ETRNING. The money market has been abundantly supplied during the week, and the difficulty of findiug em ployment for cash increase., so much so, Met it cannot be placed on call at 2 per cent. Disccunt fur first-rate bills is easily obtained at 21 to 21 per cent. The following are the extreme prices at which Consols and Exchequer Bells %ere negotiated each day during last week: Ilighest Loimt Cloning Price. Price. Price. Monday-Comb Ilar amp ..- . ....... 921 92 Nit googol (11.4 14)- 92/ 92 4 92 to Doestlay-Comola IN weeny - - 92. . .. 92 92 to For assooN ....- 92 9l. 92 to Wedoesday -Cons* for mom 92 92, 92 to Var mosait .- .... .. .*2 92 ll4 to Thursday- Ile kr mom ..„ ..... 1.2 9l • 94 to No to Priday-Omode tor gamy - ... .... 93 1.... .to Re msomit 33 93 to laturday-Oingola Or massy p934 ......93 to tot asecomet Exchequer MN. This week. Lost rook. Highest Lowest Midget Logge. Monday 47.. pm.... ell. pm ... 41a. pm.... No. pg. Tue-day Ns. par.... 43.. pm.... Ng pm.... 435. pm u edneaday Thursday - - Priday 43. pm.... 435. pm... 41115. pm... 421. p.a. Saturday Joint stick bank shares have been very little cosh in durirg the week. The sales are limited to-Colo nial Houk (pad 231), at 81. ; Loud in and Westmin ster (paid 201.), at 231 ; Uoion e.f Australia (paid , 251), at 251. In cork shales the following transactions have taken place dad' g the week : Commercial Dock, at 79 ; Fast aid Nest Inch, at 1361 std 137 ' • East Country, at 21 ; London, at 115 ; St. Kat harine, at 79. The following is our list of the extreme prices at which busmen was done in shares durit g last week : Paid. Ig: t Lowest Price. 50 Aberdeen ................... 11 ........ ... 114 90 8rh0..1 and Exeter ......... -. $4 ........ ...... .. IN 10 Caledoni a .. ....... ..................».»« ..«.............. Ili *0 Cetera 50 Edinburgh and 0114;;; 20 Great Northern - 74 100 treat North or Emhart .....»...« 111 lig urest Western If Hal and tielby ll4l $0 L ,iamater and Carlisle --.- 10 ell Lancashire a. d Torkaldra l9 wawa«« 49 50 Leeds and Bradford.. wall .. ..... :11 Leedom sod Black 100 Loudon, Dighton, and IlsgthCamt.. 74 ..........- 1 100 London end North Wedge ..........118 54 London and South gages ..«....... 1 3 2 1 - -SI - ........ 471 100 Midl •nd ......... 46 100 Norio& 23 Nora BANC --7.7.7.. 1 :=2:7:: it 174 :Nib staionbilz. _ • 8 23 Nada Central _.„ 17 331 booth Easters ' » l - -- ls 43 South Wakes l7 43 Wilt., Somerset, sod Wmgonth 3O fa York, Newcastle. and Berwick 17l 4.0 fork and North Midland .. . . 194 The fullowirg calculations show the rate per cent per annum yielded by the various securities cited at ti.e avtrage of the prices which ruled this day. , Where th . asteriek (*) is placed, it is to be uncentoorl that the share rate ul dividend is lies the income-tea. It sill be Fe:ctive. ;ha , we adopt the rate of dividend declared for the last half-year as the basis of our cal. eulatioa : lure air ant Coneols...svesses pries 991 *lame meta 4 Three pee Cast Named - ..„ .... 12 3 Ihnimmd44l6emer per Cents. 94 g 3 10 MIN Pei* 11:. 7 per oat perineum) 196 SlO 1 Inds Shot dm. 101 pee mot per son.) 2371 „ 4 1 Bathegler. (lat. 14d. per day) Ns. p. „ 1 4 4 EmleggiOsootios e (Me. 2s. pee Ogre of 111..N0al NI per cent. per ma.). . 7 " 117 4 esont lIIM. NM at tho rate M 6 per seta. pee am) Imisadin sod Teoseture Bawler IMehlood 4 Ow cold.) Wham and South Mestarne (div. at threats el lir oat. per ann.) SI „ 54 1 WSW sod tor (die. 29a. per 1991. stock ter hall year, equal to 111. lgs. per seat per am.) Leedom and North St Ortert. • (diV.lit the rate of 7 per cent. per am) Mkt and (die. at the rote at 3 per cent per acs.) South Eager% /10 oh, (guar. die per cwt.) • York and North Midland die. sm. tort, Newcastle. an& Berwick (die. uncertain) - -• The railway shine market during the week now ended las been comparatively inactive, and presents no remarkable feature. The improvement notioed in the preceding week h's scarcely been maintained, and the maim ity of the lines shew a slight dtclire to day as cimpand with the closing prices of last Satur day. L-es has been done on speculation, and the gr. ater part of the dealings consisted of bori fide transfer& From official returns it apparel that the agagergate amount of traffic for the last week, of 5,087 miles, was 219.780; consisting of 103,8051 for pea eel gees only, 65,0911. for goods, and 60,8841. for pas rangers and goods together not separately apportioned. i'i,is stews an 'acre. , e of 19,4151. over the corres pon.l - week of last year when the mileage was 4,4071. The avera2e earnings per mile were 431., whilst last year they were 461. ZNOLIBII VUND6. Bank No*, N bogsln Brads. Zl,OOO stoek.2s 7 no. 3 per N. Bedr l eed Mona. 914 2 dio ,SI pm. Sow Ct. Quads Anna, 931 3 South Sea Old Annuities. 954 Now 31 par Ct. Anne, 921 1 Wools for AMAMI, 934 t 1 1 M Loos Asia, esp. sth Jan., 1860 Embower Bas, £1,070, 14d.. 48 5 port Ditto 80 Nera, asp. 10th Oct I Ditto, ENO, lid., 48 5 pin. 1869, I 11.16 1 Digo goon, lid., 46 1 pm FOREIGN PONDS. 1 per Cl. ltraelliso UM; 93 4 4 per Ct. Portognso Beads, 331 Ditto New Nods, 1629 and 16116, 34 par Cent. DON Kahan/le. . 2 ial/ 501Lt..0 2 1 i Se per Calf= , r Eds. 31 1 4 per tom. Thatch Certificates, a pre Cent. ftsda, 1616, 62 en Jaidlety Comae., Xi 14 MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. Bros.a.—Tne /dined musket has opened with a dull 25 appearance to-day. The public sale. declared for to-morrow el e neat of 200 th a West - India, 9,000 bias Denial, 400 begs r t. Madras, and 3,000 bags of Manilla, which it is anticipated 26 will excel d the d. mend, and require firmness on the part of 21, the importer. to sustain prices. Correa.—T , • public ssles declared for toanrnow aye 1 1 3 3 again say 400 casks and 2,600 hags Ceylon, and is it! about 1,530 bap of Bait lodia. T.is has not damped the speculative demand, which continues brisk, and about 1,000 ig • Bags good ordi..ary native Ce3lon have been sold today at 11 tr 46. 61. Tf.e baa also been a large business done in Plan- w tation Ceylon th.. 1 at two days, at irregular but advancing 2:513_ prices, the d. scrip ion having been relatively cheap when S? compared with native. 13 Cotton we Ma a firm appea-ante. tot Ons.—Steady. Seal, pale, 391. to 401 ; straw, 381. to 371. ; au brown and y.11.w, 321 to 341 ; Sperm, 821. to 831. • Head- lb matter, 841. to 851 ; Cod, 311 to 3 11 10..; South 13. a, 321. Ss to 3,51.; 0 lee Gelipoli. 441 1 0 s. to 4.51. ; Spanish and Sicily, 11 0 431. to 411 ; Palm, 311 101 to 321.; Coena-Nut, 311. to sy 341. 10s. ; Red, Rape, pale, 431. ; Lieseed, 281 . 10 s. 12. In other articles uo material alteration; but there las 10 been a larger attendance than u•tial on a Monday, from the 1 8 1 j nt in the Caffee market, which has become • very speculative one. too TALLOW MARKET.—MIS DAY. The deliverie. fur hot we. k were about en average. The 90 demand is fair, not peat. The arrivals last week were mo. 00 derate. Oa the whole, the mstket is quitt, holders not being Li?, so firm as they were at the twgint.ing of the we. it. The 5 total es,,oort. of Tellow foam St Pet.rshurg to the 31st of 14 October was 118,0.,0 cake sgsinst 12.5,000 make in 1848, and to the stock at th.• above date w.s 32,000 casks. Petersburg IS T. C. on the sp 4, 375. 3d ; Octo , :er to December delivery, 70 375.; January to hi.reb, 37.. 3d. 2• PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. •• I 1847. I MIL 1.49. I ;47, ----- Stook this day Cage 1 8 ,191 19,710 41,733 y Delivery boa week Do. Irma lot Juno Arrival Mat week 778 $,635 199 la Do. from ha Jima Prim T. C. thin day par cwt 44a 62.404.7c6d 414. r 44d. iv De. lawn lore! Frklay... PI: BLIC Bea.v.B advanced for the work. Nov. 13: 300 Ss clacks Ceylon Calla-nut Oil. Ni'. 16: 160 mks and 600 is to boxes Smith American Tallow ; 350 casks Austreltan do. et. • • MARK-LANE—THIS DAY. tu The supply to Wheat this morning by land•corriage salt la pies from the near counties was very short, and factors were is enabled to obtain an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. upon so 10t. 13 lected parcels of vs ht.° Wheat. The best runs of red were taken early in the day, at an improvement r„ . of Is. per qr., but no advance co uld be established I. won eee..wdary and inferior qualities. Foreign Wheat sold 20 in retail at the rates of Monday Let. Choice quali h• of g, malting Batty were quits as dear, but secondary Ports of 124 English were a uull sale, at former quotations. 33 Old foreign Barley for grinding was a fair request, IL and its value was well maintained. Good heavy , 4. o.ts being scores, continue to command full prices, go hut light foreign were Gd., and all descriptons of Irish were at. Is. cheaper. Beans and grey and maple Peas unaltered in At. value. White baling Peas sere easier to purchase. lee et. BRITISH. Shillings per Qr. m teaser, Poses and Kent. red 40 ,„ 41 to 46 . 41 to 44 46 go Nation, and Suffolk. 40 to 43 to 44 .. do 4O to 42 to 44 2 Tassels 'Ewes or MONA , . Oast. & L es. rte. .34t040 :u 43 WO 44 12 24 to 10 26 Waxy, Feeding. 23 tr 24 _donna' 24 to 26 a IS 29 es .ra 3•Ta, 141;11i: IS to IS to 19.0d...11tack.. to— p VIM Polonie .., IS to 19 to Ktoni...potato 13 to 24, Od 20 Bernath doss* lead 19 to 21•0d...potato to 33. ed lt l y Irish and ....... „... .13 to las Od.. *stags— l3 to 16. Ditto ....... ... . ..... Clan ..... . 54 to Si in'. mar S6 Ls Pass, Fell TS 30. Od inapt' 3O to 32 II Blue 28 35 to 4o ta i rtal 4O to 43 32 Whits alto 30 . Grosnzo Cam per thoumand 9 Cu. is Z 9 In. so For melt el 7.015. Ikons, Toot -nada, delivered 42 to 44...90s household 33 to 33 10 Norfolk and Solna &I to 33...0h1te 34 to $ll 2 21 FOREIGN. 10 sad Itadploall... 43 to 46...1ns 46 50 to St to awes. Dentate., _ _ . Eontenasen, Posta* and fir % .. 43 to 43 in Rena and Dream to 50 Danish and Hamburg Ream - 33 to 37 Egyptian to 11 study and Odessa . —to —...kostrolian 47 to 80 $ ri las. alllll1110 Ponteraness and Straland .......... - ...... Swedish and Dais& ...... 13 1$ to 17 to Enueland and Data Dad 12 13 to 15 se Ditto Drew - aid .... to - lo ?LIM. AlatflOlA, pit barrel all/SD& —,.. -22t0 24 25 Donnas& - .... --- •• nto 24 amnia, per oak of 24019 e. free 3O to so aIUtIVALS INTO LONDON MOM Mb NOV. TO 10th NOV. r lat• Enoltak. &each. Irish. Foralre. 54 1 Wheat i 3370 10723 Daisy 2112 I ... 21192 81 031 11111 14004 14107 Oete Floor. 0,413 soda; arras. 1614 153 qn. it COAL MARK ET.—THIS DAY. a Bates B r. 1.7. 14. 9d.; Baddl.'s Wait Hartley, 14s. 9d : Ctorr's Hardt y, 14s. 90. ; Edea Main, 17. 3d ; Hatstiapee Hartley 14s 9d.; Tanfleld Moor, 14413.1.; Walla End Bt addyl's Hattnst,lB.. ; Wal a End Haswell,lBl.9 l .; Walls End Helton, 4 1 18.. 61.; Ws a End Itantbton, 18s. • Walls Rod Stewart's, ~, 18e. 60.; Walls End Tees, 18.. 8.1. 2 -Ships at market, 282. il, BOROUGH MAEREf.—THIS DAY. so Bern. l'aumiden and Smith report th at there is hut a g ti small quantity of the new growth left unsold. Fine 1848's 5 ate in used (It stand, at an advance of ss. p.r owt.; 1848's )/0(1 and 1847's are also dearer. I Se llktandE. lganta.9l. Oatol4l. Os. Yearling Keats ... 31. oto6 12 ... %taiga or Kent, .. 7 oto 9 0 Yearling &area .... 2 16 to 612 r Rama . .... ..... I 6t07 1 5 Old Hope .......... 1 0 to 4 0 .' Farnham , • • • •.... 10 10 1012 12 20 r SMITHFIELD MAHKEI'.—THIS DAY. We hare a large supply of B•asts to-day, and the denied r has dammed ; trade is coleequently very dull, and 10wer prices are submitted, to kr second-rate meat. The fr choicest qualities, bower. r, still make 45., this el , seription forming a small proportion of the supply. The aumteer of Sheep is also I ; trade is exceedincly dull , &treater lower quo tations. Although the supply of Calves is not excessive, the demand is so Secited, that they are with difficulty dis p ,e4l t.jat a tanker reduction. Pius are also larvae. From Germany and Holland there are 926 Beasts, 6,130 Sheep, 99 Calves. sad 34 Pig.; and about 2,000 Be. its from Leices tershire and Northampton. Per Woes of Alba d. I Par elms et 513. 0. 4. a. d. eat Beata Borger& 3 4 0 Bea Daa a flf,bls. Yh e 0 0 Mot nevi-bons 3 38 I Bag Loaarreeb. ... • ... 34 3 hand graft Beata— 2 3 2 Do. do. ahem . 00 0 lams ..... 2 3 0 Ku. sad lacead tug* 2u 3 ..... . .... 3 4 0 Do , 4. Moro . e 0 0 1104 Deo. lial-hrea 3 1 4 0 Loma. .. ... 0 0 0 nuk... at nava; 4,344 ; Ram and Late.. 23.740 003 mo. 183 • P 3 3 8 .30 0. (For Country Markets see last rage.) BIRMINGHAM. Nee. 10. itgoog-Extrgatcos.—Tgi• sna. • SO Age had • bettor tees to-day. and prices implored. We have unntleakeable e. idence abet there is aped deal at spare cuiti wanting tore Assent. by the mule, wttb wbleh people are tooling 'Pre balking shares, gas Aare& sod. is fact last stocked all descriptions; the only thing seeedngty wont ing to inesae mall eapitaliang to Invest in railings is ow filigneu bet se proud people bereabouts are sanely buying er selling Ills sort of deck. YORK. Nov. 10. Proci Exciaaoz.—Ors, Northers, 71; Noses 14; Yak. News** sad Berwick, 174 t• 124 1.10. shale . 10 Do. £lO Pref . eits . ee . veg. 60 Cheater end Holyhead .. 13 Do. Preference 40 Dublin end Sella/4Juni- U Stet Anglian le Do. (610 E. & 4. 0G.(31.10846 p. CS. PreL 20 Casters Counties 10 Do. New Ona. 6p. CL... 64 Do. Rot., 6p. CL, No. 1 6, Do. do. No.! 3e Do. N. &R. 6 per Ct... 41 Do. New 23 Nemern Union, cow A Mite E. V. Sh.) 23 bo cu... njat. B.Z. 23 1)0. cleft C. ditto - SU Do= IC. p. Ct.) 16 Rat i 23 Do. New 64per eL 1 eh. 23 FAA hire Lincoln 60 V.disburpth awl Olugow. . 23 Eritaburp,Perth,&Dundoe 13 Do. Newport _ 21 &rater, & Darla. meter rod kliuuuth (boat Northern .- II; Do. 1 ahem, A,Deferredl 11 D 0.4 shine. B. 00. 10 Do. 3 per Coot. Pref..... 17, t.IL South. aod West. (Ire.) 0 0 Or. et North of Suirtaao... 33 Do. New, a',4o 30 Do. New, £3O IS Do. New, 415 KW Great Wester.... 33 De. pheres 10 Do. . . 16 Do. New, 60 Hull atd too uo. Wawa+ . $0 Warsaw sod Carl a& .. 10 Do. Thirds 100 laocaBlBlB, *ad . Tooksbln 14 Do. do. IL B. & 8.1 19 Do shares 23; Do ti %6 Do.Thlnts In Do. New (lua.S p.Ot.), 10 to. West Riding Unim 25 Do. Prieto+) and Wyss 10 Do. 4 shares (A) 50 teed. and Drudlord... Ihed• and Thiph . fe. Pref. dp. Cwt No.l 5 1)o. Do. No .1 5 1)0. Do. Nag Ile Ismdon and bisckwall lei 'war., Brighton,* &COWS UM' 1.0. New £5 aue.6 p.Ct. O Do. gustunteort=. late Cruytirn 5o Do. Pref. 5 per Cent—. Do.Copert. 5 p.t...,11152 I 1 Leedom eel Orereirea So Da Itesfseeeso ISO Laudon & North-Western lio. do. Sew & theme_ 1 Da.Elush.,l4.and 8.p.:, loodust & South- Weetern 41 Do. New, .1:50 34 Do. New, £4O I Do. Preference 7 p. Ct. so Lowestoft Guar.4 ter Cew Wench., Pun., end Slat.. 101 Smelt., Sher., end Line. 10 Du. 1 Ames, No. 1 .. sh Do. sham, No. ... 124 Do. gums. No. 3 .. 10 Uu., New £lO Pref. .. Se Do., Great Grimsby la 4 Do UPI and lincoia.. 30. Do. Grimsby Doak ... & Do. Lisouln Dui= .. N. Do. DO 'harm len Do. Sinn. and Derby.. lou 00. B. and B. ap. Cent. Ip Neweastle end Carlisle ... Do Norfolk Do. New C2O 94 Do. Guar's. 5 per Ct... I It Vv. tmarera.: per tt.. North British ... 12 lel:hares Do. shares s DO. lrds 5 Ito. D. North ststruntAlre So so ford, Wore., Wolves.. lb iteed.,Utdtd., and Reigate 15 10.7ptott end Ilitehlu . . is -ante) Centrsi 25 reuttish Dildland 19 Aron., a Bina., Clitre A It Do., Om ... .1 Do., New Guaranteed_ IP Amesbury and Champ iNkr. W. Min.) IS Do. Weser, IP Do. 8 per Cent. Pref... S Union ... Se loath Devon U Prate:Anne Is South Staffordsalre... 334 South &Mena ... • Su Jo. No. 2 ... Itt Do. No. 3 lu Do. No. 4 Registered ... 10 Du. No. 4 Snip _ 43 South Wiles II 6, York., Ike., t Goes.. let Asoole, itteld, N Rotherham, 51111 G.DL goa. 5 p.Ot. Su Waterford and Kilkenny.. to Weer p. Ct. ph. ▪ Do. do. do. • Wil• Pomereet, ept. 25 Tork,Neweastlee Berwee Do.Y.ht.(loritteNewm.) • De. O.N.F. Purelese or PrekreneS Is. Turk and North mkuipri. Prerelease 111" nun". aajcw.m. $4 tisocto-Itallan Oats Italian and AuPtrian) •. 20 lioukagme and Amens .. 20 Central nailer. (Vaersoa: 11 Dutch Ipaenia ... • 14 12 1 4i dim. 1. 1 i t p. 84 8. 84 dm. 84 8 die. 11 11 2; dia. If 8 ft 88. i ia7tindisi 3 ..ran Indian Poommus 10. Do. SO EMO! Ilse Liege 141 N.rthers of Fromm 7 Urio.ao Bordions ST. MI sad IT H orio an/ Room II P.A. and ft...boars . IT Rooms and Haw* ... 2. ' , mob,* and Moan 3 r.mn m. 4 so' tee West Madan_ ..• 191 6e 5 clls. 9 1 91 615,19e1dii LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10. Svoct-Exemorom The market to-day was very chill, bate steak wu verysearce, the feeling may be considered ma Ting buoyant. Caledonian, 121—Lancaddre and Yorkshire (I sh.), 19( d.—Lancaster and Presto@ (( share tic at 41. 445. Ms) 19— I London .net North Wettem, 1144 e.- Ditto (new I en 11e..34. p. Ditto (Nth .hates), It. lea. bd. p.—Manetiestee. 'Ma . LI aDd 1 . 10. coliteltire (pre ( . shares), 9 tee. OIL —Midland( i sham), 21 d.--tissith Eastern and Doser,l9—Dato (No. 4, We. as i-s 61 dis.),. do. id. MANCHESTER, Nov. 10. -Tort-VicHatter.—Prices went rather flower, sad it mast Wady, but cagy a small =oust al laminate was tiutaaCtea. LERI).`. Now. 10. eroan-Excmusol.—ln the share market to-dfty thin hos been a slight improvement in 'he few lines in which hindnee Ms been don*, bur ;be advaaoc scarcely such as to warrant us is eon. eluding tint the market is =awning a such be n& tone than for the Lana few wreauk QuotAtion. C.,ledonlans, 121; EWA L 11161111141111 Peeler• De-, 3; Tigress Eltell4loll ll , No. 2, 3 dia. ; ditto N 3, 2l i din; Neva Westerns, 10i dn.; ditto PrOrtiellaS WU.; T oot and cetk ifiraVA 191. _ . BRISTOL, Nov- 10. OL txra;f l STO EICII/ANOI.--The la arlut still antis teln a tolerably firm tone, although but an ins.nelder. business ervi transa cted. In the mini anted about • ' ~..• t) . isevious day were obtained. .. .• - • _ ‘ll4.{lalSA..ll‘ i db .. Paz 11 $9 dia. 21 19 Ma. 1011 94 Ws. 7 61 41a. 11 14 dle. Zi 67 3 3i 73 - ii pm. 97 io 22 2 141 Oss on. pas. 18 dia. IS dis. 2 pisa. 144 4 dig. '4 ism.. 4t 4 - dis 10 12 15 14 ds. 9 8 di.. 19 17 di& 6 8 Wm. 47 181 21 211 di& 25 27 22 25 16 13 &a 15 4 1 1 4 61 11 Ili 41 6 2 S 2 1 Tar i f rzt.ealn' 01 61 41s. II 13 212 26 16 11 Pin 751 l i t. I 2 pen. 5 II die. Se I II 9 41a. 1 f as. 144 15 Si Si di& 6 7 ii, zit- 66! a 17 Sa db. 4 $e db. le I Ms. I 1 14 Si FR 16 14 du. 174 171 5+ eds. la 19 4k db. 119 171 a ii ae. 2t dis. 2i dm. fli 114 % t 4 13i 3ex int tilt i