The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-20 00:00:00

#s •• e • • • Mr - If ... , Ir. (ErfPrts E .2 rug, ..6 ••.! • ra• t s No. 1,009.) LONDON, TUESDAY . K ‘G, NOVEMBER 20, 1849. [THREE PENCE. rgRSONB of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either is el est et NV BLUM a MODUATIL MOMS the Nile at midis it za ies.-Itr MB seek either ismara= .It ma mina VC= um% Melt Sit Clay. THE " TEA-PLANT " TEA-PUT,.o samsel treat W Wit 71011111117/111 161. 7071 7 with SW brio iii den at tesimeMa t bees sir/ le time peimrse mak mew the e Mee Moles ille bit Mt row sellabsd sib a ame,ipsed ppielty, his. theitdep _dsmillity, sad sheep. aus i , is Me amt Sem their emit ilimes le direr, Wag dapeskied with • Mew meeised elm idea 41s. Mekse pliant tee led WIN set amides —. ZS II • meMeise de. do. 1 • I SINIIPSIII .11. dosed do de. Mee d► phis de. de. ..... laeleMemerstiestiers de. de. ILL Teigels. 411. ash; eidlesple. Ms. mak et the MI 17 eels 0 Ode sett& IN* Is the seise pipettes. Zegravisp opt wVilm e. TIMM L Die Mops sad Item), 21. Oared iml 1, liestmesomet passe 1 Ilevisiewerist).—lbistilehed ea ai etrsst,PM. Estrassadars. The mcst vivre." eiders have been given to pt rid of th;s new phew It is 'zippered that as Estrsinadsra abonada in caves and other sub terranean ltidierplaoes, the band of robbers of the other day must be hidden in one of them. A despatch from the inspector of the civil gaud (gencrarensrie) of the province of Seville mentions the attack of a famous hand, commanded by an old Carlie cam named Andrele, who, with every one of his companions, was bayonetted without mercy. THE OVERLAND MAIL. The expo/ass in anticipation ti the Overland Ma hive arrival, but reached Landes at too • late an hour for their appearance in the morning papas. SHIPWRECK AND LON OF WE. SECOND EDITION. RAILWAYS. Metro Soaring bikini thee Onermer 67ar of Saturday: " Tested!, mareing,ahoury after tee eel** the "'lsaiah r ber ie le e ' s Zerape, et Blum lean Mea th **eat, Nadu of Be. .) vertu. was totally weepiest es th e rods under Hume Fort, at the *e.t.a' extremity of Yu ret Bay, on the north .test at tido island, sad, oat of fourteen goals who Well 011 beard. Wrens wished, ass et the mates, maid Pierre & Jules Founder, of Burs being the only one who sew 'Fessetkeamenatgiven by the &review, we learn that the ship left Rana la °whs. in lbs Shad of Cuba, with • cargo et SOO toes et hew is banns, and 100 dame of sponges, ea the 4th of Ostia last, tat Ham,. and hai a prosperous voyage till the fatal alatuthi of YetterditY, having/Well pared the Maid on deo moths, day with a fair wind hem mendesweet. At She Al*. when it was hireling a pie *ma So amethsated, by heavy Wm* of raft andilmihilhornmese, that he had = tbs , Orwdusi l / 2 deep& kis woe thr Light. Md t hut is about as beer afterwards re seen oa 41, einetesned less, end almost rube were poreetheld doe• 411 hand. Ai unanswitale b S w res mods la pot the slip *best, lest the wind wee tight on land, and the 'sly resseree wee to art go the . which ugadiest wee resorted to, amil he a masment the ship wee inag • but the vidense elf the gale either caused the snag sr bribe Ow ash* sal the ship was driven rubs* whisk that part of ths eseeLis I bow aminedip lud the bey , Re del -spot deck. Tao We we , going by theloard and was terror and consternalian. After a short I row dattle.strugale with the element., the ill-fated easel was atria slashed on the rocks, when Fournier threw him self int ' the &Silos waters, in vaia inviting hie shipmates to do the mans, and, after being for a few 'minutes the sport of the waves, he was thrown wounded and bleeding beyond their rest*. Recovering from his momentary stopefution. . he looked around and beheld the last despairing gesturer of his companions, mad in mother walnuts the ship had dine peered. No one on board had attempted to follow his example, and all but Memel( had perished is lea time, whale, than is occupied in the narration! Forager's ale was amply supplied by the evidence which eke ennoundiog rocks presented at the break of day . Never perhaps was destruction more complete and sudden. With the ezception of a portion of the starboard bow, which was thrown into a cleft of the rocks, and a few spars, the ship, and all that it contained, were brAren into sur.ll and shape /Me pieces, which were widely scattered along the coast. The sew or the Rump' comaistod of the master and ten men; and a Madame Da Judi., of Ghent, With two of her children—a boy between fur and Ave yens of axe, and a girl Surest 2 and 3—wen cabin pareengers. The bodies of Mathias Do Jardin and her children, and two of the 'wen, were recovered yesterday and depadted in a room at the Berman barracks. Mr. Henry Tupper, tha vial-cussed fee France, was at the scene of the wr eck at an early hour of the morning, and gave the nearmary dieretions for the surviving mariner being properly teem care of, and for securing the fragments of the wreck. Both yesterday and to-day the stew hes bees visited by Lwow nimbus , of persons of 411 classes, while hundreds et ones end women fair,, been occupied in aolleering the hagments of the wreck. 'the husent on the bodies whieh were recovered in the COllll4l of yesterday, was held before the RIO Court this day, and a verdict of ' Found drowned' was returned. The bodies will be interred to-morrow in the Cate' church-yard, and the funeral proce-sion is ape pointed to leave the Routine barracks at three o'clock in the &hansom. 14roes the GAZETTE qf nue NIGHT. Tom DAT, Two o'CLoci. The share market continues flat, though the prices at prima ruling do not exhibit any further decline from Uwe of yesterday. The amount of business going forward continues to be extremely limited. Ca ledonians were last does at lin ; Eastern Counties, at 61; Loneon and North Westerns, at 1121; London and South Westerns, at 301; Midland, at 461; New castle and Berwicks , at 16t. London and Brightens continue very firm; they have touched 751 this morning. In foreign shares no tranuations have taken place. THE EARL OF GUILFORD AND THE LIVING OF ST. MARY'S. FOREIGN -OFFICE, Nov. 19.—Tho Queen hes been planed to approve of Mr. Israel do Wolf A.:draws as Consul, an New Brunswick and Canada, for the United States of America. TO TIM IDITOS O MI DAILY mews. 13m,—The public are indebtea to yea for the go vernment prosecution of the Earl of Gaillard is the matter of Bt. Crass Hospital, and it is your striatum* on his conduct which have induced his intended re signation of the Living of St. Mary's, Smathanaptos. The rev. earl, while putting for the last thirty yams vast same of money tato his pocket, which were in needed for the pupa e@ of charity and religion, has defied with impsoity everything in this count ry but the power of the Daily Nam The resignation of the living of St. Mary's by the earl will afford aa opportunity of testis, the elipv city and disposition of the Meissiestical ootiandemin ere to Asps, of an hareems Mama of chunk pp profitably. and to aptly the proceeds tobitas spiritual inemesta of the people satisfiaotorik sad I y e a s , ow, yew will iwo year essal visitant* ie cute . 6 the public welfare does not suer through mu mmy/tenet or nepotism. The River lichen, which bounds the parish of St. Mary infra, bends is an easterly direction alma two miles before it flow into the estuary of 8 with ampton Water. On the northern ma-gin of this b-Aid the ancient Mullen town of Southampton was situ std. The space between the southern margin of the bend and Southampton Water was once a delta of the Itchen, but at an early period it was mimed from the river and the estuary by an artificial embankment, and on it the Saxon town of Southampton was built. The whole of what was oisce the delta, and afterwards the ancient town of Southampton, now forms the parish of St. Mary irefro. _ . - Ciowi•Orricg, Nov. 19.—Member returned to wave in this present parliament for the city of Cork : Col. Imes Charles Chatterten, in the room of Daniel Callaghan, deceased. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—BaRux,Nov. 18.-11 e Irdependance Bags annoances, in a telegvaphie despatch, that the coonseil of ministers hare Seed Ifs 80th of January for the elections far the O. parliament. Erfurt haa been decided on an the net el the parliament. BANKRUPTS. ISTATAID EITNOLDB. jUO., Smithtown. Suffolk. miller. GEOKOIII Moat MCLIOD, Stockwell, Soap, CONII2IOII brewer. rTRAys._ExTRAORDINARy SHOW., no=tbsiourto tr. rt of T AL* jh TEAT Wil / ..a WeIIIIIII.T 4 eletw BU lOU'q ilWeeet r ahi ser d Ileensaseenet),:il e re. I, Preweedeellt OIL hen VI Oars Aft eft Ina dilk Men lib. le 4 piewL Oletea Wei* pw at. ken le. I& As Wart mhos twisty dale mit —Ms ash. wog et them iteseatet Ir the den. et Me* a worter et Mt (Ogled mak *be Wre Oa di SWANS& Ileerl mil Weide endhelk Wie ar4 biew VZlba g e*--WILLI4II L lIVIITOW (Me *ppm eel IN Weleeirees.llol. &MATING lad REGILITSI4 *TOVAS.— MMUS' b. 114111701111 suertietst et Iletitet swl eWer et wwwweletp, pia Imerity et isie, see sled* *lrk iteesh.p. tem Dalereeen levee et tem Wt. le 7 rime * Nem et hew NW le WI par" Moeller vlei OA*. 2 1= 4 :1 8 1 1. War railiglag Yee* Illevel, ft the i s le the wee*, re antes *di mesh ea eeerwees esteetke d Mew% Imp. he, Oat parawers we repeWedl be bop* It. The row Metre ke wary ere& a* eeprwed et Cledepree, telet 11.. Meng Ow Pew) Itee.—Lsie NIPPON sod BMW,* 0.. evert et therersebtel„ end X* I, 41* - Asetteet. Y Wittlettree, Me. y h pewit im's." SEMI! MCLIOD, BANDON Rix, SM.), 1:011101011 brewer. se TRONA) PAIN Kiagsnortb, Rent, dealer in gi bops. Jamas Cowman, Walton-en-Thames, licensed victualler. Law's bout, Little Argvll-street, Regent-street, jeweller. Wismart Comm Coventry, mercer. so 11ItcnsAss. NELLi HAYNIS, Birkenhead, timber merchant. le PATRICK Daum, Liverpool, glass bottle dealer. Uri Joan HUDSON CLARKS, CHARLES BUCLLIS, sad HUD- DO NON INCHHOLD, Maecheater, eontracters. Pt I buy= Liman. Ava t rit, "l6.l." Ne-,Bas,a,i Haab ZAt. 11 13 I di& Ss 0 db. 314. 24 is U 14 10 2 4 • pm. 3 4 p.. ST — SS as. IS n Is IS 101 10/ 71 N II 9 Welk. 11 If cooing prices Yisterday. i &lis t* 1 : "d elol' uP - ii 7 !i:_r;r — Pß;taTe7 I U. 7 4 - w1164-"7. 111 Dirm.Wolv.B3 g itertralreZ le Woh.. sad Dodo, aoweihosor. De. goffirossor, 7 1 Illooloo,etsgs"oad NSW.. 11, Moot sad Roam 17 10 == ardig ..! Wl2l Do. Limo Do. 3110 Proforma, rei. 16 owl Reiplool Do. Oillbroolo 40 Dabils and DADA Jou -13 Boat Archon . . 10 Do. (ill; E. i/1.5 20 lk 010 Do.(11.10s.) rb Coati. p. Pref Ct. 1 0 Do. NOW OIL • p. • Ct... 61 Do. Ist" iR a, Na 61 Do. do. N 0.2 bo Do. N. it Z. 6 par 4$ Do. Now - .- 13 Briers Colon, was A (late E. U. 212.) 13 Do.eLoo B:lato 22 Do. clam C. NW... .. 20 o. deep (no. t p. Ct.) I 01 1 Art 4Acao . • SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. se se JANIS STUART CANNACHAN, CiIAISON, wholesale and LOG retail drseglet. Meese. Baoww, Airdrie. mem Itt TRoxes Snows, Ferry-Pon-od•Crsig, slater. I L 11 1 Pinalt BPLIAN and Jour; DONALD IIL'LIAN, Dundee, 1 0 eabiaet•makene. N JOHN SMITH, Invereek, farmer. DAVID MUNRO, Inver. near Tata, tisiteraver. DEATH OF MR. MOTLAN, THE JUDOS OF THE 8 4 Wisnansersi Comore COMM—This gentleman expired :- last night, after an illness of about three weeks' duration, at his residence in Qinen•square, Westminster. He was in Lis Z. 65th yam. se DEATH IN CONSEQUENCE OF BEING TRODDEN ON U Be A Cow.--An Jolliest was held at Penrith on Thursday, ty on the body of Swann' Rogarth, aged 19 years. The de- gy ceased wag a nauve of Langdale, in Mutable parish, and 10 was one of the many persons seeking to be hired. The IS market-place was densely crowded. A boy was driving a Si c , w along the street from the eattle.mathet, and as the fey animal passed along, it was goaded and tormented by thsth et . standing at ar her. Bhe at last became infuriated, and ran as off, to the terror and chess of the crowd, who fell back in SS confusion, and the &farmed wee thrown dons by the pres fy - sure. The cow at the same instant passed over her, setting 1 0 2 its foot upon the girl's stomach. The deceased rose from tu the ground without assistance, and pressed her hands upon t 2 her stomach end chest. She then surk down, and would tie have fallen to the ground hadfnot two men caught Lee. Bhe 10 was plead on a chair, and died In the coarse of • Lew 100 minutes. There was no evidence to identify the cow or driver. The jury, after some remarks on the impropriety of 7 5 driving cattle along so crowded a street, returned a verdict log of aceidental death.— Carlisle Patriot. Is /ALM ER'S CANDLES, 7d. a PALMS% MU* CANDI" ail met* " rabar." Saila at draft Mrs --.... 74. pawl& NW. abi. —.-- 344. 133,13*. 3ar 4 *As eiL Ml* Oa dr *OM Slut ad Lamp la be Nip* addable ir bra r , ez ..., i J.. ard en), tram b. le 100 a. nib i i = Car b mild aft b. M. war dable.—At inners cri. Ems a* Ilarard. da. didaydriarr (arm el $. and dr I, larnaarrase*-10abliaball la thee. Oar &la 1331. r* HEAD Of HAM NOWIAND. 114C4Ital OIL aarrahr tba Mk la bia =bap dm. agar parr, dram It bar and a* arblN orbirt 13 le aririty, eel artissa * nomeabrai bob* lir,. %rib. ark arl bazadead riabrdriela be lalrt per 13 Ns mark lig arbbers. oprarmkarl rumbibba. It 11; me& lay b fas atbarada• arratts. NI &Um ft le aspidally torm. rob; as triabe dr bib ea WNW bssi d kb rd. mirk dor arab maramay. lbrapa at opedira Tbs porma nab bas be vas* "larbeht lbw* es, 311" es dr wawa% Pare b. 44.; h. ; N tardy baa= le bar tard). lbs. IL; W drib that oba. s. yor *Or pa ay at 11, Nallariprdsktradas, std byan aria add mrtarras. t s. CO b• BREEDERS abd OWNBRS of HORSES, WS, NIZZY, &a *a. *LOAN mad Os. bre sessaided Is prebabg a err. mud *gab. 28 al soma et Ns par. is at brisrabbia war* arl Was le lbw *Da ars sr brad Wm. abb, Au% M. &a It la a vasiblis peapardse. awl 15 ._ward la am so rag What dram la ban* saasea, =NMI le= ails Imp. =aba. Furs It la e rr lip. ark sal ads. anal, der a ll aTall i a ss ks. la Imp at yr sr% bob. Or No Om bbe ausdt at a lass Nair af raldib e =e3b. Um* a* Oa. ra. *lb lir mart dot ft dm* par rode* rid alma al = i n Nies err aoirdital ft ba sada of oridis sal preadaaturr deli is -. witta tdldleaticas tat re. at la., b. N., 4a., It., mei U. ark by al rant raddir ribbas. ray prariator at bar or was gas bays auseds grab *am apylkstior ta IMAM sad 0a..1 sad; l*a*Wria. Nrdarca B. I' 61 7 1 pm. P 36 diepar 34 I $ pa. 6 1 i IM. 3 Two memorable circumstances are connected with this parish of S.. Mary. On the southern extremity of i t , within sight of St. Mary's Church, and close to the embankment that at one time prevented the sea from rolling over LIM Guilford's glebe, Canute, a thousand years ago, rebuked the flattery of his courtiers; and there also Watts, more than one ' hundred years since, composed his "divine songs and hymns." The town of Southampton increased in a westerly direction, and in :gorse of time St. Michael's, St. Lawrence, All Saints, and Holyrood churches wep, built to the west of Ft. Mary's. In an ancient does meet of Henry the Second's time, than churches were called chapels; St. Mary's wu always called a church. The chapels were always in the gift of the crown, the church is the gift of the Bishop of Win chester. _ _ _ 93 DO. New -., el Do. • per Ct. Pret:i en• 13 gest llncoinsblve be Edinbee end Oleeimv... 93 D Do, ~sr itobury,ftrti,ilZi 91 Exeter, Yeovil, It Doren. die 9161 Great linter end Exmouth .. n Northern . . . _ _ 4 6 4 5 164 174 lit 3t ri 28i 29 31 1 I Ms. i 4 3 1 dia. 3 dim. 2 Ws. 20 IS dia. 410 all 114 De.4460re5,A.D40404‘11 74 D 0.4 Arm 13, Ip. Q . 10 Do. - 4 Owei. Pro L..., 1441 Oreat North e Of. sad t Wost.(lne.) U Do. Now, dOO N Do. New, II Do. New, £l3 100 Greet Western 113 De. SO Do. Lehares 15 Do. New, SI/ 10 Hull sad Selby_ 124 Do. 10 Lasortor e me nd Carlisle .. 10 Do. Thirds 100 lAirmiiire andTorkdd . el N Do. do. M.D.& 8. 1 _ _ __ 44 4i pm. 32 84 pm. 10 18 pm. 64 66 YB 27 MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. a s a db.. 19 U 9 db. 92 DI "la the above catastrophe we have another and melan choly proof of the neorwity of a lighthouse on the north western coast of this island. Within the last twelve months upwards of twenty lives have been lost on this coast, oetinr, in all probability, to the want of a light to warn them of their danger." 4111 lA -ii - 4 v.. sae r 42 40 db. 22 20 313. 103 Pi dls. 7 66 als. 113 101 dla. 73 6 313. 2 pm. 37 39 FRANCE. PARIS, Monnsv, 6.30 v.w. There is no change to-day in the situation of affairs, though it was rumoured at the Bourse that the whole ministry was again going out. This proved to be untrue ; but, nevertheless, the funds fell 30 cen times. _ _ . ----- The Chamber was spin occupied to-day with the question of coalition among4t workmen, without har ing come to any decision op to poet-hour. We extract the following from an article in the ConsHutionnel on the molt of the Arabs at Ztatcha: Zattekt :orms part of the Zab Daari, or Northern Zab, which reckons ten oases. It is • fortified village, with ealy hem 180 to 200 inhabitants ; it is torrosnded with a high and sohdly•cornatrueted wall, sad a deep divert filled with water. Zasteha is built In the metre of gardens, which contain 17,600 palm trees and ;1,600 fruit trees. The gardens are separated by rather high walls and intersected by ditche., for the porpoises of irrigating. Two mem, Llama en the math west, whisk sontaine 60,000 palm trees sad 1,800 in habitants, and Zsonia, when there are 6,000 trees, are mailed to Za oche by their gardens. Every night feria Zemin and Lichens fresh defenders cleastrate into Zaterhe, *kiln tinier neuter of the natural protection of the ground a maiderous fire is kept up on the beans. re. Completely ee ten. d behind their ambuseades, these excellent anarkmen decimate oursoldirn without their being able to see front whom. the ball is find. This sets emu for the lees our army km a sponsored. Before these inaumcrable difficulties, which damp d the ardour of the first outburst of French fury, It bee bra neeneary to proceed with more method, Base work. ham horn nadertek a, but the marshy nature et the ground has impeded the works. Zinnia and its palm trees ware destroyed, and it was then sought to separate &aloha hose the gardens of Liam by cutting large trenches. Toe imps sibility of inns:lag this vast triangle may be readily ereatived ; it would require 60,000 sea r that purpose. The works rested but slowly, fur the paint nen, from the *lassie nature of the bark, are very difiLalt to fell. Z rani& having been destroyed, Liehana became the only rall)ieg point lee the au:diaries, who hut, red from all pens w the seaistance of the defenders of Utters', whose garrison new amounts to no Ism than 4,000 men. The Cbmaitartiolonel pabliehes the following letter from Oren, Mb inst. : • On i I is a state of the greatest onsternatics. 700 slithers aid 3,700 civilians lave died of tho stela in of the Jeers mad Moen. This meanie to about a San part of the population. AU the shops are doted; linker is entirely eu.p.siled ; Iris an nada and naafis discharged, cad yeetnday there wee a vad proosealos. The elskre I. tril.ttlal, whole ferailita being swept of. Is sae hien the ishatitasta to the amber tea. all died is one sight The Arabs are also desinseed lry the disease. Thirty esemineaed offeaCen an employed dialog grave and the banks are collected every nesiag is are. • battalion of tirei.l. , 400 an etznig, ban lost 300 ; tbe lad African ehaseurs, 80. General Cosy has beta ill : hie aidirde amp le deed. The tour 8-inn of Charity have an Wks victim le the scour. Asotlicr letter, of the 10th, is more satisfactory. haw: Ti. Chart& has •r emitted inset tangle name us • it sow dinisinsi a tolls he tbe Win, hot it galas is vintein is the intennr. The terrible swamp whirl bad entail envied od 11. Peskin, heed samosa of the miaow, bow ls!, and bin istoresor easessis , ha jut take. from ▪ (hrdovit. the . skid Il s. yeMin of the sane einalhish- Ont. Ti, lino, ei who arrival os the Bb, by Ile Vain! Waif/ i Ma 'kind tho different asaitary ee- Wbbae■n. The nkissil appears to be most violent at rim arisost in the sir safes of alitti-BetAbest. At Mon d Istir, Net Oat, 41 Malls from coolest have takes Okes ltr. Awass. aiisy. Spe U5ta........ SS Ti 1- 141 IS l U • SS Ti IS N 6 par Casts. .—4 SON NW NW NW NIS I dn . Neakan. .1 • • • • • al par 0nna......—. • so MI a a a pat tam-- • • Itairmsa asonal i A&p = ;11111 isp. 71 In. Atm.!, I AAA— A A Illaary kr. ..:.: :1.1 : I remaZy lAs lais7. ..let EQ. . • tisiaa eau... .— ..... . Islam hrls 04 Mom IA ; Paris SA TAM. $l7 A ; Ism NA Nam. 7131 73, /Mom NM Naneles. IN SS I Sim. Wars aN irts. tes fa ; Celia (NieoN, NO; Smageos Na hoaritik —1 SoNseasa. NS Si; INN. 404 Pads sol se asisons SA Vi. SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. 19. On Saturday another ezeseitioa took place. A mecoleent looking fellow, an Arragocese, who had assa•ainated a woman for having refu ed to give him her d.ughter in =triage, was etreogala•ed at the Toledo gate. He made the respones to the prayers which the priesta recited in a stentorian voice. The Queen would have pardoned him, but the daughter of the victim re'u•ed her consent, which is necessary in rases of murder in this country. Tee number of dirmiseals from government time hem icertssad the number of beggars to a fright ful d. gine ; at night they ask alms by half do:eau at the tune. The fight between a band of robb'rs and a party of rnuletters, and which I mentioned to you in my last, to anus( d the attention of the authorities. A vast organization of thieves has been discovered in BERLIN, Nov. 16. The mond chamber is still oulepkd with the revi sion of the constitution the liberal portions of which it either destroys at see blow or exposes them to a slow death—either strikes them out entirely . or loaves their needle& to be decided on by T a tars laws, for the anima:nee of which we shall have to wait some time. Thus, Article 11, which was origin ally beaded nos : "(larch patronage, and the eon dition oar which it is to k rimmed shall be dealt with by a particular law," has been altered by the Upper Chamber to "mail:ions on which it can be removed." Which will of course not be done anises urgently de sired by our zealous mit Leery. In another article which refers to the introduction of civil marriage, the Second Chamber has remained far behind the liberalism of the Upper. Article 16 of the cosatitatin says that " the validity of a civil marriage requires that it should be contracted before the acids appointed far the purpose; the religions esammoty can only take place after the completion of the civil ceremony." The Upper Chamber retained this article unalered, adding only the following : " the register of the civil ceremonies shall bs kept by the civil auehorities." But the Second Chamber has Dees compliant enough to give way to the represen tations°. the ministry, perhaps also to the burlesque nonsense of the Brandenburg Don Quixote, Herr Voo Biz:nark, and has altered the article in question to the following : " The introduction of civil mar riages results from the adoption of a peculiar law, which also regulates the keeping of the retorter." The provisions of the constitution concerning education and the schools will no doubt be treated in a similar manner. But what is to be expected to be come of the schools when the war budg et in the I midst of peace swallows up half the annual revenues of the country, and only 23,000 dollars can be obtained alter great begging as extraordinary aid fur 30,000 teachers, as was the .was daring the sitting of the former chambers? VIENNA, Nov. 14. Kolossy, who has just been apprehended at Perth, for the part be took in the murderof Count Lambert, was examined by the police authorities for several hours on the 10th. He it was who headed, on Sept. 28 client ,year, that ec ) the-armed mob, which inflamed by the hangars of the deputy Balogh from the balcony of the ridatto-rooms, poured over to Beds. Kolosty stopped the hackney-coach in which the yr fortunate count was driving to the parliament. Comet Lemberg, getting out, drew some papers from his pocket to confirm his word. He was then escorted by some national guards to the middle of the boat , bridge, and here it was that he was first struck by Ithe sabre of Koloesy. The prisoner is a Wallach Cl Trans, learn. During six years be led a vitt ob ' score life in Perth as a private teacher, giving lessons by the hour. Afterwards be retired to 'Womb. stadt. When the place of his concealment was dis seemed, by a love-letter signed with his name, and pet a week before his arrest, he provided himself with a false passport under the name of Donat, and came Perth, where be presented himself, according to the rule, in the police-office. When arreetrd, he seemed. buss his equipment, to be on the point of de peter*. Daring his examination be exhibited nerve sad bulldozes The eonstraction of the railway from Lin to Seitz burg is dAnitively settled. The telegraphic line from Munich through Saltzburg to Vienna will be menpleted at the end of the month, and is expected to be opened to the public early in December. Within the last few days two more papers have been extinguished, the one (Morgen Post) for its libe sal t:ndencies, by General Welden; the other fur its reactionary teniencies by the general public, who have allowed the Montogs-Zeitung to starve. Mean- I while the new adienture:s see nothing discouraged best fleeing the unpropitious time with fresh prints ; sad to-morrow there is to appear a grand doily a-tra mper, felled the Reirhateitung, under the auspices of Di. Lsediesiner, lately contributor to the Press*. Lloydasems to live upon the TimesZfrom which it he. to day sribb'd a leading article, abusing the Au gastenbarg family, and a long letter from Tem ewer,' aithoet the slightest acknowledgement. In fact the shade cf opinion which pervades both these organic( reaction is so like, that the trick may be played with. out fear of detection from mos German readers. SAXE-COBURG.— Gurus, Nov. 12.—His Meal Highsess Penes Albert, the coaeoet of the Queen of EnAlend, has, as the nearest male relation to the reigning duke, complained to the college of justice of the highest court in the duchy, of a decision of the Chamber of Deputies, wh:ch is at present prorogued. This desisioa, which provides for the civil-list of the duke, declares that all domains which have hitherto been managed in the interest of the ducal family shall hecceforth be considered national property. The duke has already protested against the deci sion, as contrary to his title to the pet.- pauty, which he holds by a very ancient document; and Piince Albert, who, in the present childless state of the reigning family, sees his rights to the said dom tins endangered, has also entered a protest against the vote of the chambers. SCHLESWIG, Nov. 15.—Yesterday morning the following notice was kneed by the administration re- Wive to the mach-discussed article 10 of the armistice convention of July 10. It is as follows: Tin administration of the Dimly of Schleswig feels called up sa to oak* this public deelarstion—tbat, in regard to the convent:Gaol government in the Duchy of &biasing, it never was the istentka of shot august body to administer, other wise than in the mane of his Majesty the King of Deaserk, Dais of Ikeleenig, and era this sense only did the edminis triton undertake the government of the Duchy of fietkewin dada, the time of the malaise. Whilst the as nimist:Aim gives publicity to this. t r ohs purpose of rosining every °coasts* for want of conidenes, the duty of upholding its authority becomes the mere laeambent.—( Aimed) TILLIKIR Count Von EVIAN ntrao. Flensburg, Nov. 12. HAMBURG, Nov. 16. 'lapka has not been heard of since he was stoppt d at Dusseldorf by the Prussian police, while his aid de-camp was allowed toms, though the one had a pestport and the other had not. Ujhany returned frau% London by era, and Logone to Bremen to embark on board the Hermann for New York: a surveyor ac companies him for the purpose of examining the land on which it is intended to locate the Hungarian colony. The other Hungarian emigrants are stall here, and will probably remain here until they hear from the before-mentioned two. Emissaries from Sohleswig Holstein have been trying to enlist the military doers who are amongst them. To make the engagement more acceptable, the emissaries have hinted that Klapka is likely to enter the service el the Duellist, and that he is probably at Biel by this time. The poor lellowr, however, have not made op their minds yet; they would run the risk of beirg handed over to Austria if made prisoners by the Dales, and in such a ease their fate would be doomed. Should it, how ever, be true that Klaplut has enlisted, no doubt many of his countrymen n4l follow his example, as they are tired of the idle life they are leading, and are de sirous of relievink their host, of the burthen of their board and lodging. It is setonishing to are the dif ference between the Hungarians and the Pronouns soldiers. While the latter do tot oars for politics at all, the former read every newspaper they can lay their hands on, and feel interested not only in the state of their own unfortunate country, but in that of all the European countries. Now, it is very evident, from the rise and progress of the town of Southampton, end from documentary evidence, that Bt. Mary was the mother church, and that the other four churches now existing were at one time chapels of ease, which were built as the town increased in size. It is highly ptobable also that when the church of St. Mary was endowed, the parish of St. Mary was the town of Southampton, and that the church property was Riven to the town, and not to the parish. But the parish has for centu ries only contained one-half the population of the town; nevertheless, the rector of St. Mary has always monopolised the whole of the endowment, to the exclusion of the other churches. How the vast income derived from that endowment has been disposed of the readers of the Daily News have been often in formed. Alter two or three 116. f-starved curates have been paid out of it, the rest has been pocketed by the right honourable non-resident pluralist the Earl of Guilford. Taking thew facts into consideration, the prawn! incumbents of St. Michael's and St. Lawrence have very recently submitted to the ecclesiastical commis sioners that, when the Earl of Guilford. resigns the church property, which he has enjoyed as rector of St. Mary, should be appropriated to the owe for which it was origioslly intended, viz., fur the bruefit of the town of Southampton, and not eciely for the parish of St. Mary, and that the churches of All Saints, St. Michael, and St. Lawrence, should 'burs same portion of it. But the Bishop of Winchester is unwilling to give up any portion of property to churches of which he has not the patronage, and the Lord Chancollw will not give up his patronage to the Bishop of Winchester. Thus clerical and lay patron. age, that bane of the established church, is likely to mar the beneficial effects which the inhabitants at Southampton anticipator' from the resignation of the earl ; and property which, in the hands of the dissenters, would evangelise half the county, will, perhaps, only be appropriated to the support of two monster livings in the parish of St. Mary. In cooc'n ion, I beg to say that the inhabitants of Southampton will look up to the Daily News, the eloquent denouncer of every public abuse, and faithful defender of the people's rights, to see that justice it does them when the rectory of St. Mary's is vacant, and that the extensive and most valuable church pro- nerty, left to them by their pions ancestors, is put to the most profitable use in a pecuniary sense, and that the proceeds are appropriated moat judiciously to the rip:ritual and moral education of the people. Itchen Ferry, Nov. 17. J. H. T. DOG-FIGHTING ON THE YORKSHIRE MOORS.— At the fithfileld town-hall last week (says the SA•jfield Timm), John Linley, Joseph Green Henry Hobson, and John Hall, of that town, stood charged on • warrant with dog-fighting. John Capper, agent to the S moiety kr pre. venting Cruelty to Mims's, stated that en Sands, night, the 20th des, he got information that a dog fight wee to take place hart morning at Salter's Broth, near Fiddler's Green. 13a Monday morning he kept a lookout, and saw a party of =fighters leave itheffield by the half past eight o'clock He feller/ea them by the next train, and on alight ing at Danford Bridge ho was told that the fight was to take place about two miles and a half further, on the moors. He went forwards, and on reaching the piece ha saw • great number of men assembled, and it stated that the dogs belonged to Jack Lialey nod Joe Omen. Two dogs were fighting, and seemed to have been gorged about ten minutes or a quarter of an hour. Witness stayed amongst the crowd about twenty minutes, and wimemed the Grist, which was the most brutal sight he ever saw. The society bee endeavoured by every means to cheek the system, but nevertheless it mired to lie on the increase rather than the decrmse. The defendants Omen and Utley almost live by the practice of deg fighting, aud is do many more besides. There was hardly • week pawed in which they did not make up a match ; and Gress acted es referee for another dog-fight no later than yesterday, after he had got this summons.—Hobsos denied that be was present at the fight —Mr. Capper added that he hat been told that it was anal for dog lighten to rub their dogs' skins over with poison, so that the animals may imbibe the pleat when they biro, and then they have to be killed.—Lisity declared that both the dogs were living lie denied that be ;got AG living by dog-fizlning, and said that be ceu/d prove by his books that be worked hard for his living, by means of which he had brought up his children creditably, and they had turned out as good lade as any in Shet&lld. —Mr. Raptor: But whether you get your living by it or not you fight dage.—Linley : Certainly I have fought doge.—Oran said he should not have gone to the fight except that he was told that the spot was nineteen miles from Mu Meld, and that they woull have no trouble or bother. —Mr. Jeffenek : Why, de you suppose that the distaace or the locality makes the teed any bsteer ? —Mr. Raynor observed that the plea in question was chosen be cause it was en the edge of the county. He added th at he bad heard of a person who bad won SW. by that fight, and that on the Monday following there wee a fight betiretve two dogs belonging restock's', to a Eittellield publican and • publican from Stockport, in which one dog nearly killed the other, and it was held with its head la a shallow sough unit diet —Toe beach fined the defeatist% 40e. and mere, end in deceit of payment to be committed for two menthe. THE APPEARANCE OP • IeftEMAID IN DvvuM. At the Bishop Atekland Pollee Cowry reessmiy, Jtha Davie, stating himitelf to have been .beet • short penad attached to Batty's Equestrian Company, • now out of employment, was charged by PC. Civil , with imposing epos her Majary's liege subjects, at Williegtoe, on the previous day, reigibition a figure farmed a " Mermaid" for the " smal ll of one penny." On examiaation the head consisted of • turnip, apparently fresh pulled, and the body stuffed with cotton togs, and the whole severed with a skim. with a , most hideous looking Imo. The tomb proposed that the " eariceity" should he Imeet, to whisk Jobe very molly emeested, is are dry eon maraud as direction that it really was not a mermaid l The bash erdend him to be arLaired to the bora elassalra ka 14 flap. Tag OCEAN Quvu PILOT BOAT.-At the Holy well Comaty Cowart last week, the case of " Bothell e. Bates sad Tack" was heard, being an action for false imprisonment by the 'deist:if, one of the Dm pil,te, agairst two of the Liverpool detective police, for the alleged . stealing of a box, with *loth.. in it, picked no by the pla intiff and his mate, Jolla Session, owners of the pilot boat Ocean Queen, of Coaster, at the burning of the Data Monorah, the Ameri can emigrant ship, on the 25th of Aegust, 1848, the damages being laid at 201., the highest own allowed by the statute crowing the jariedwition. After evidence had been adduced en either aide, and a coal•winled discussion between the professional gentleman employed had expended itself, the judge Richards, TN ) gave the following judgment:— "is sty eiplakia the defendants were no creatable' Den sad tales la• to be regarded merely as privets pawns, sod that in the absence of a magistrate's warrant they had no right whatever to arrest the plaintiff." The jury consulted for • few minutes sad gave a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages 201., with fall caste. A similes verdict bad been given ante cedently in the case of the mate. ESCAPE or TWO LUNATICA. Oa Tuesday evening last, between Down and eight o'clock, two (smiles were observed rambling about Cross-square, Wakefield, basin.' cloaks throws over their heads, and appearing in an excited and curious state. Bing fair time they did not attract much attention, but having accosted various parties, and inquired their way to 11%844/nB,ld, wh'eh place they ex. pressed their determination of resehlog that night, sox. tlicioa was excited, and a gentle can rai ding in the market plus inquired if they had not left the asylum. The females hesitated in their replies, and then endeavoured to run away; they were, howev,r, followed, and leisured in Wood street. Oa taking them to the uylom, it was disc re. red that they had cusped from that establishment by getting upon ax oat-banding, from thence on to the outer wall, and then dropping outside into the fields. The height they had fallen was ousiderable, but they did not appear to have suffered any Injury. One of the women was very loquacious, but the other was of a morose and sullen dia-ceition. They wore the anal dresses of the patients, hat having their cloaks over their heads, the peculiarity was not observed. Previous go Heir being reconveyed to the asylum their akeesiegiamil ism discovered, and parties had best die. patched is wards admen. One of the women said she had • chll‘disllwelenesld Mateo, wanted much to see. HoolOn HALL.—The last few years have been memorible 'for the breaking up of old aristocra ie establish. whisk have been the pride of their inhabitants for generatioes—the much-pried contents of which have been thenOtlessly handled and purchased by . strangers and the used attendants at auction sales. Ton has not been the else is this neighbourhood, where oar great families still enjoy thvir accustomed opulence — with the sole exception of Sir William Massey Stanley, of Hanlon Hall, whom adverse circumstances have Brit. n into exile. Tree maga Scent mansion la welds he lived and kept up a princely erste, so well known to the " noble sportsmen" of Lancashire and Cheshire. will, in • few weeks, present a miserable and lonely appeanea, as ell the sionteate will be scattered Mr and er . •by " Knights of the Hammer." The mansion is every way worthy of the Stanleys. The furniture, pain info, swamp, engrsvises, it., are the Inset that lsvis xpe,.di cure and exquisite tote could procure. INCENDIARY FIRE AT LONG ASHTON, SOMERSET. --Considerable excitement and alum was produced is the viUage of Long Ashton, in consequence of a daring Lot of inandiaries committed during the night of Saturday on the premiers of Mr. Thomas JO life, an extethive farmer and {reader.. At about 11 o'clock that night the Ere was fiat disconted in a awn rich, and, an immediate alarm being given, the farts servants and a number of the inhabitants of the Tillage crowded to the spot, and used all the exertions in their pow to arrest the progress of the fire. Some fire en gines wire also brought out from the neighbouring city, Bristol,, bat the combined efforts proved unable to subdue the fin until two grain ricks, estimated at the value of abnt 4001., wets completely destroyed. The farm baildiegs were saved with difficulty. The police are exerting themselves in ordailosoible to discover the parties by wham the out rage was perpetrated, and the occurrence has given r se to a good sisal of consternation and alarm, as some few days before Mr. Jelling had as outhouse destroyed in a similar way. RETURN CARGOES FROM BRAZIL. —R ithorto British result engaged in the Brasilia trade hue experienced con sidersble a:faculty in securing reams cargoes. This hu been occuitnied by the &assistance of the staple produce of Bruit finding a rival is the same article of colonial products, which, under the operation of discriminating duties, enjoys a preform*, is the markets of Britain. We find an Maur, tion of this in Mr. Duncan Dunbar's evidence on the navi gation lure before the Lords' committee. In 1847, he says, speaking of the port of Rio de Janeiro, them American. Cleared irons that port with cargoes Entered with cargoes 'Afforests to eater is ballast while, as respects British tonnage, the camas was pre cisely the reversai British. Bettered with cargoes Cleartil with worn to British ports liaplas Cleared to foreign eallialiel baying so ma viral.= lip." 18,317 do. • Clean& slab 41 0 1 Sals serlifell • 2,195 do. It le 'TAPIA lhaft di eat the meat repeal of the United &Mae helitPliew lava will throw open a bale field of com petition to the British Airliner. His verde need tri loaner leave Bras:lion }orb to ballast, whilst arab a demand exists f.tr tonnage to the &wee, where he can obttie earg Ks of cotton or browl•etuffs fur the hoots country, thus anklet e . pwAltable rowed, from which he has heretofore, by the operation, of unnatural and mieeltievoss rtstrietiose, been precluded. By wins steamer ships, laprovieg the morale of his sewers, and • Itemising, In 'Very possiale way, his skill, activity, and prudentte, he will, we have no doubt, ob tain a large proportion of the trade, if set even a preferrnee. Indeed, we know no good reason why he should not Ilia at the latter.—Ssinderlond Herald. Two o'CLocx. The stock market wee not very firm at the com mencement of business this morning, but it soon rallied from the depression, which was of short duration. Consols opined at a decline un the closing prices of yesterday, and were first quoted 931 to 1 for money, and 93/ for account : fro:n this figure, however, they quickly advanced to, and were done at, 94 : the present quotation is 931 to 91 for cash, and 94 to for the 12th Dec. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 92, 1, and ; the Thee -and-a-Quarter per Cents, 931 and ; Bank Stock 198 and 199 ; Exchequer Bills 52a. and 495. premium. In foreign stock the dealings have been rather more active this morning, but prices generally, though firm, do not present any variation from those current yesterday, with the exception of Mexican Bondy, which are again rather higher. The business of the morning consists of Aus.rtan Five per Cents., at 871. &pia dor, at 31. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 821. Grenada, at 181 and 1 ; ditto Deferred, at 31. Mexican (ex January coupon), at 27, 261, and last at 271. Peruvian Active at 62. Russian, at 109. Spanish Passive, at 31. ENGLISH FUNDS. Sank St.& IN 3 pot CI. Ital. So m. r ta et t 2la t N 3 potl. CI. W.. Anat., 333 4 I Itietwoor L eo to Ho. FOREIGN . rump.* . S per Cl Awirlan pee Cf. Beig. Isoir ß ltt 2t per 6 per Ct. Brazillso Bde.. 3S Ditto New. I pee CI. Buenos Ayres, 41 2 Ditto ClVtan Pds. PS 7 DIU* Columb. Vet. Me, Colemb.in &mike Sf 3 fee Ct. Deakh lick, 72 4 n per CI Dutch Bde., 631 41er CI Dula KNOLL3II PUI4I Bonk Stock, 199 Ili 8 $ per Ct. ' , educed Mini, 921 1 . . Oneida [Wined B 6 per et. Mu.. 1/46. XI 3 6 par Ot. Pomba /WA. 3 runiment Ocev.. 33 4 per IX Bra NA, 167 9 Ditto Stasi* 11.11., IA 17 3 per Cl. @pre* Ids 33 Spar.th Defurad Bda Mite Panive 1916., I per ct. Vasetosii 3 a. 91 Vemodit Warred T 1. —TIATIADAL BALI Rook, 260 India Mods, £1,090, OS Ditto under t IA 9, 43 3 per Cl.. Anne., 1731, 911 0011•01 s for Account, 931 1 4 31 49 31 Ezebiquer Bills, Zl,OOO, Ditto, Small, Is., 49 12 I FUND& 3 pee C ent. wish Dcac4n, 3.33 44 per Belgic& reeds, ex 23 frame, Oft 31 21 per Drat. Dutch Exchange, II WL, 41 i• 8 per Cent. Oons. 931 I I. New 31 Few CR A=9,934 Long Awndtley esp. th 3 i.e. leek 7.16 I pm. Ct. Ilextoui 1646, ez Jon. Coupons, 27 per Ct. Ppei e li Boob, (Ur. Go m Nov. 1840, 16i I. per Ct. (Vanish hag,. Bonds, SIORANOIII AND STOOKS ABROAD. Ilmnetiss Nov. inharg ittreoand.n.Hal prr Cents., 67 601; llanoi 16.—Ha rerian Five per Ceuta, 1031; itussian .B.fish Loan, 10if 104 f ; Five par Cent. Hamburg DoOmtne, 99 911; Hope end Co., led end 4th arks, 94 ; New Your per Cents., &delta, 641 • Ford= Flee pm Costa, 106 1051 ; Danish English Loan, Thee; pee Cents., 71 701; Ditto, Five per Cents., 961 • Norwegian Four oer Cents., 99i 991 ; Spanish Five per Cents., 10 ; Ditto Th ai per Cents., 361 254 ; American 811 per Cents., 10 31. Examinee on Load m ; Hamburg, 16th Nov., 13.11{ ; ditto throe months, 13.10; Bremen, 13th Nov., two months, 614; Wolohan; 7th Nov., two moths. 4.75. Vixens, Nov.l3.—Anetrian Five per Cents., 949 919 ; Fourond-a- Half per Omits, HI 649. Loan, 1431, 1694 170; Ditto, 1639,1131 116. Bank Shares, 1,193 1,193. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SrOra..—The large public. sales have gone off without smile, and a large portion was bought in by the importers to sustain the market, so that last week'. prices must still be quoted. Refined dull, at last week's prices; grotaery humps, 475. 6d. to 49.. 6d. Correa —This article wears a heavy appearance. Plan taion Ceylon must be quoted a shade lower, and bat a part of those offer, d in public sole found buyers. Rica sold at full prime in public side, os. 6d. to 10.. Spices have gone off steadily. Calicut Ginger sold at high prices, 31. 9.. to 61. 7. ; Beagal, common, 20.. 60. to 21s. Corrox remains steady, with but a limited demand. Tata continua steady; about 11,000 packages will be offered in public sale to-morrow. Ous.—Steady. Seal, pale, 391. to 401. ; straw, 361. to 271. ; brown and yellow, 321. to 341. ; Bperas.B2l. to 831 ; Cod, 311. to 311. 10s. ; South Sea, 321. to 351 ; Olive Golipoli, 441 10e to 461. ; Spanish sad Sicily, 434 to 441. ; Palm, 321. to 331. ; Coma-tint, 33a. to 361. ; Sled, rape, pale, 421. to 431. ; Un wed, 282 6s. to 281. 10.. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY, The market continues very study. There is no feature of novslty to notice to -day. Quotation are as follow: Peters burg Y. C. on the spot, 37e. to 37e. 3d. ; Octo' , er to Thum her d -livery, 36i. 91. to 37e. ; separate months' delivery, 375. to 37e 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY-MAItKE C.—THIS DAY. Means. Cooper add Davis report very little trade, at tne following quota. ions : Prime Mtalow Hay, 651. to 72a. ; inferior do., 801 to 601. ; Rman, 60,. to 601. ; Clover, 60s. to 801. ; &raw, 21e. to M. E ua, Noe 19. 8200n•RICKLN011.—The Intsicirea dose on 'Change this morn ng was to a large extent, much exceeding the average for some time beck. There Is. bowery, no improvement in prim, the tone of the market being still downwards% rather than In favour of advancing Mee. The quotations ibis morning were : Cakdonien Pr 71. is 91, 3 at 7i; East Lancashire, 131. la. id., 13 n.:Leeds Think, 10 10: Greet Northern; 3 at in die. ; eltelleid, Rotherham, and Goole, 2at les. ; North Western Preference, 3at 41 Lanatehire end Torkahlre Fifths, 2at bi die. ; York and North Mid land, IN• BRISTOL, Nor. 19. BTOCI-EXCELNOI.—Tea attune which eharaeOrbed St turder'ii market still prevails, and there has been but a small amount of general tenimen done. She principal transactions have been in the Quarter Firma ot the Great Western C mpany, which opened at 11, tent during the hours at business closed at tn. HAMBURG, Noe. 16. Boasz',HALL'. Hamb. Bawd., 94 ; Berlin Had., 625 62j; oalague Illrelea, 91190; Mae& Wittenburg, 25 671; alkma IHM. 0395; MeMdenberg, $6 ; Readabarg, 112 112; Oloakatadt, 25; • 12; Hamb. Bart, Priority Mee per Oent C°1 1,101" Benin, Haab., Ihmr-and.a.Half pee Comb., 96; Cologne. Mak Four.aad.a-Half per Coate, NecWaalsag, Peseamd.a.Half peramta.,l6ol. ... .. ii F - 0.1 - eltaiin ...... ... .. 10 De. )111M ... ... .. 14 Do.7tdrds ... ... ... 10 Do. New (gni. 6 p. 01.).. 10 Iwo. West Wing Union 33 Do. Preston and Wye* 10 Do. 4 stoma (A) ... .. 90 Leeds and Bradad... ... 50 Leeds and Think ... . $4 Do. Do. Fret 11 LOent N 0.9 No.l 11 I Do. Do . . N 0.9 I 9 Do.Quarterslo4ll 7 per et 11l Landau and lilac men ... lOU Lon., Urtghton, It &Comet 100 Do. New .1:5 gua. 6 p.Ct. 9 Do. guaranteed 5 p.CL. late o,roydonTklida.. 50 Do. Prot 5 per Cent.... 10 Do.Convrt. $ p.(3‘,11152 111 London and Greenwash - 90 Do. Pretenses .. 100 London it Nortli-Weetern 13 Do. do. Newt dares.. 7 Do. Fifths .. .. 1 Do. d 1 0 eb.,M.. and . B.(C) 50 Loudon it South. Western 414 Do. New, 3:30 .. .. 31 Do. New, F4O ... 5 Do. Preference 7p. Ct.. 20 Lowestoft Unar.4 per Cen , 6 Manchu, Pun., and Mat.. 100 Masan., Ober., sod 1400.. i 23 Do. shares, No. 1 .. 35 Do. shares, No. 3 .. 14 Da darts, Nall .. 10 Da., low 210 PreL ... 10 Do., Crest Grimsby ... Hi DO: d 0... ::: ::: : ISS Do. &et. ood Wools. IS Do. Grimsby Dock . 4i Do. Uaeola Union . ...,. ..... 100 atiatien -- —.---:.. :: ao DO AO afarill;_ .., .. 100 Do. airs. and Derby - 100 Do. IL and B. ap. Cent. 1 30 Midland OL Western (Ire) 100 Norfolk ... ... . . .. 13 De. New S2O ... 20 Do. Guam. 3 per Ct._ l i S Do. Gowan. 54 per Ct.. 1 124 De.Lia , t a rre ... .» ... M 64 . shores .„ ._ 04 Ds. 6 , Do. Preference ... ... 176'North litaffordehlre ... 60 Oxford, Woe., k Waiver. Is IteatL,Onild., sod Reigate 44 Royston and Ilitabin . . 95 deottish Central ... .. 26 riouttish Midbuid . 12 dltrawa a tlhtn r., Mass • 6 Do., New Ourantaed... II Shrewsbury and Chester gr. W. Ma.) ... ... 1111 Do. Dowsing ... .. 1 Do. New.. . .. to Do. a per Csot. {cit.. 64 Slingehire Union ... ... 60 Sou U Do. Preferenoe .- ... 1 :1 South Staffordshire .:.. 110 Do. No. 2 .- ... ... 10 Do. No. 4 10 Do. No. 4 = Wed ... 41.. 12 S. Took., Dos., k 0w15.... 144 mod, Notherhun, sit Goole, N. DL ins. S p.Ct. 20 Waterford and Kilkenny.. 30 West Valley, 6p. Ct. pia. 9. Do. do. do. 43 w ii, a, Somerset, &Mem. 15 Tork,Newatetlais Berwick IN Do.Eat.(YarkkNowes.) 6 Da. G.N.P.. Pure Lase or Preference .. 00 'fork and North MbilanL. 10 Do. Preference ... .. I n lli 13 12i i 7147 i 14 131 1 MI I Fauns Unman. 14 Anglo-Italian (Tata Italian and Austrian) le Manama and Andean .. fa tlesaral Franca (Wand■) Mali !Ora& . : 1 " 11 121 PaL 7 Ms. db. 2 1 4 die. n Zb I Groot Indian POllOll6lO 110. Do. 10 Do. ... 20 Maur sod Lep 14. Northers of Prows 1 Orksa• aaa Bordosoz IS Pori mad Orlstro 92 Palo sad Imo 12 Poem sad 111/SiOolll 22 tomes sad Ram .„ eralro sad Moon „. 12 T 0.,. sad Nantes 51 2j 201 6 1 19 de. 9 9 le 111 el die LIVERPOOL. Ivor. 19. Ileeng-RIONANOW.—The market was exceedingly dull to-day, and prices were lower.—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Meddle (late C. and 8., 6 yer cesL till '3O), 13—Ditto ( 221 . "We'. 6 per cent. till '3O), 10 d. nlan (pref. shares), 70 —Edinburgh end Gleepow. 20—Great Northern, 131 d.—vitio 3 per cens pref. ime. 21 d.), Sea. td.-IXtto (L. and York e=t.), 34e. 3 d. — lamosahe end Yorkshire masa. (fhb shares), 61 d.—London and Meth Western, 113 a. 12 1 0.-131aDew charea), p.Widland, 47 a— Ditto (4 ahem), 2 2 i cl.—nonte Casters and Dover (new No. 2, lel aim 1,1 ad.—Ditto (No. 4, is.. as 1.3 d a, 6 2.3d5. dia.), 60..3d. —York, Newoutle, snd Berwick (13.N.E. 6 per el till '3O), e. 31 d. ICHRSTER, Nos. 19. eseat-Zzaataxes.—Priors WON rather lower Apia, with a declining tereensy to the close; bat there wee a easiludali talent of trreiness. d e" • BIRMINGHAM, Nee.l9. •lt ;*1 Stoat-Itzawaseta.—This share merket day. and pries bad • downward tendency ; thy attribu m ta a tis pie. to tin t ti lne .. poni amoup tion thare tbm ta sea dowry Meat ready Gar investment. r • were done at ti din aid elnewattary Al* at V. Oa Id. PrIL k i Qa VIENNA, Nov. 12. 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