The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-22 00:00:00

IN Nig. ••••,.., •.."'"'"--i5e..... Nee/MM. I % *WM 0000 O Dm is • ........ deer ........ Dm. ..... es* .. g ..... ape AIM IS ........ Dee 01 ......... Doe * • . •• • 5..• •. Do oi NO. 1,037. E • LONDON, SATURDAY ES ENING, DECEMBER 22, 18 «•••••••••••••••••...6111.116 NS el INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either THE WARD MOTE& 11* could net sit down without doing justice to Teem rooms, eombiged with the average aim' --•...-ifieregoi.::ll4llll r0d..,0e lee, New 1114LIeligs.„4110011traTED103111 Is jewel ti the t .....-- lasi . titis: (terv..ollllr.l Lett, it his rergymaa of the district. the Beak of %Ilya foe the arum period, will 0, .0. ntYlm ri5"gaiLc...4...10171"" c". eommenald Tater:may tYifte any eenten ardsNe a"; eadoriwtehlte :21:2°. 4. 'lfTedsle te'estit:lelle"Pi:retaihtt:eit:lll krull r l'uwirtrt" the Peicraled with ttliaceaPreavic"trlettin' ' West Mho ....siherinkiitema herein siz ezeoptioes a Ategradoto. It000d.ou„. col, prow wrest ti.irzels,sy uting the „4.,,,t :,,,in, ATION IW-----.-----/118 liad CHURCH efereM, Cr:ppiegate-Without, Parriseelea-Wirboat, sad opening Nt°;tiet. Dec It Loa .........„ yamr somigatione aserigg„....mheill 4, Lmimbilefeeetx Lame OM the Parleolse-diegiestioneare at ea sad. Tbeleadieg subject sd, Bkakoiv ~ director, - We * 1ei11.1111.1.1.6 telmidel.l tee =„••terairo: m•Pat to& et rikeneffen in the Miriam werdetotes etes the retest as gotti;„1„ loo'i;i7;;;ortirl " Prwooperityar the of 2 S .«........."7::"011iA..._ rierWireiie aegferrettlitab=lll7.llhMetrani if list illittlari:AP I:l4l6:gruseelltatialsoodel: tirprirlia the teas uiratltre ;rile nalereal. isra Irierti elect beta teZt" 11.....412 it a,.. 7.-.......“132,779.46116 i4.1.7550117,70' elserelle WOO •IP mile •16611 "lON Ilt the __IPV ethhearomaduess•setiotromoegiowattel •• tesetall t• dile:: hated the members of theriestilttuuratioesf utbpos:teltilwrslytteu; Town ii, . moths cheeds seile wit* will.ba hem esprimuywen or.= They offeltilfs •••••••••• PL rib. *do Pd•B•TI. _lt ~altiwart_t•w•e•ri the ss, that whe.:rei leeerivelfrig:: r...7...bi0:ar ;A: 'bir coarkseemadji Ireland ' 3,1111.710 3,30, i1nii...........::....-1 ti‘,- NFll:Atiesisbor a gm .tititimieri 7: relonissai.withesZ jag:. 441= lies•••••• :eV.; ii:ititersesowlves witLiastitettions like these, the melt valuable of ......................111. Mg% p .n 111111 bible. Caned ...-...a.--1-,-Afti.,.._ ~„,... ~...... i„ ....rr„,,,,,iir, „„„firp,,,, it,. 5at.,...,,ki.,„7,.,,, ~,srbte: The MildfOß of BI WANG HAM propeesll-" Prosperity - shoohta a ditomouS \0ti55'984,6; tifAi.r....,„akinedg ilia of the Loader' and Nortb-Westere '"••••••••••-•• ..--e° PMPLANT" TEA-POT, se weseed from wee also a promikent subject of damasks& la several wards „wady oggingigog midi the msg. omit ewe a There w•• • Teri tiewal i•Scooloo a loatit•°• t° lb". Cattail's: IHOUOOOIH2_ti witernigF Masks, said that there were thoemblle, i.teeddgthed3oind, wee lr in Zeeland, and • degrease o' iit. ... Wini.-. - rittru.jed Wm @Mei ft shem proem mode waft the rumbas of the Coen el' Commas Casual who bad nip 111. *lll.l .... 'AM WPM Wag Os list toe purs staler' snob ported the agitation of Mr. Charles Peerne, M.P., it „d „ sw,sg. • of7ooo 17 std ttothut fltoler. Thr following rawer odoinge mframarfe Bea defy ••=l„adt Fa Ile ebeeP' "TV" of " ok••11 itak" and J. that _P•1141.•• itt•teelf every week. TIN .leoll. gPa=ten were m.. 011 to 70%101"e= WT.*" woes e"""f aadard aboo. Naomi. formal votes:of Skull were Pared la me priasipal ward- „my otb„ fates pool tbo maw who of the newborns,* glg=illibs Tine sees est sempias ....-.4 le • .040.- i 80. few gedertakiug, and the meager in which it wee esniad tut a ....... --Bahr en ft. - --- t...:', ........ -7 ~...••• 1•140 lb' NOWA es. ga. gib ••• IT • The wet seutimeet proposed was " Tbe Rev. Mr. Pre. fte fa1;re......' ...........Llyss •ggseogibee. lime do. a& mee ile. Oda II I. THIS DAY. breath meturv). gad lb« gum* upon the occasion." Sank of =land Private kir. OROROR CRUICKSHANK return. d thanks in Joint-Mask treks 4 bliirtar 718:17"0 ' 101%.07.6.:........;::: mi."% 111. laiegaelereePealle•ga. An 11 •II .--.. in um Marla of which he said he g.S. geePOSII 2/11..ti....."1".":1° "Lie, aildhimb.°l the C44targa .1.."4- A sFeeial meeting of the proprietors was convened tee hem .... ............. Wei 1•1" 421' "---; - a d's -7- '• the directors at 12 o'clock this mentieg, at the Niue Bleu WSI . 4 be presage at this meeting of working To n Ise il It Nagler ' Baer ..... .......... huge kw id, mime Me* In the SIM memense. megraviap *sat , station. The epecial object tithe seeds, was to enable the men, foe this simple revers, that be was a wcrekieg man it .... .. wma...- ....... Tcalati 1/71r111111 L SCSION himeelf. As ea artist he had sees man beautiful 'et old TP•PON). as, 0"1"id• slsareheldevs to appoint a committee to investigate :be bin ',smut oomoot,„ood to hue are la oto 0 •err PI o;rthe.; bee ii...-- -----411* refficarallewsmnetrest).-16Mehholied M:etrill'est. INIL OW* MOnestlo• Itlact• at the lea leeetiell ilket the life • save maireilleent Omen thee ke sew at this moment. tjait---24 ilk tftem7..77--we, awry the Peak. greeted kw is thicawlyal " The PONS " end other touts harries bees proposed arid Dew ......... STOVES, FIRE-IRONS.- "dm dm, "6"." sae a • rag a t•t••••• tell" mude estbusiserkelly responded to, the proceeding. terminated, some ENDERS. 721"1.111Ada pir eras above an requested, ashes -ally to tie soma weeserions a gross violation el their dry as sad she sisissys,seohs mops., &dimmed t, ...the, ow VON g sriU.IAM 8. 111711TONM Om, hippo sale BurtsaelMW temente to the ehareholdere. . apartment, where the evening wig brough• to a close by a re 4 Iltni.-"----u'llelae --_ wm What by Mr. CHAPLIN, M.l'., chairman ot OMs wing ys. gagedatreellelverner lorienewmandeellesami eft thltir supper end • dance. It is but right to add, that the whole They are the of tee arrangements were conducted is a manner which ernowent et re.untae,_ vim, 14=•• Effiffrialeet• A report was read by the Secretary, in which a full eta*. nausea the highest credit upon all concerned. Awe ... 7.7.: ............... 011101•1110NBottftlutT m nttillora.P.Mbei iiit' Wilt alla made with r. geed to the matters in question ; and zits whey. seveity. Meaty of - - - - - ----- • hese whit, Übe rig. are on the-t-- male kw whisk his sta. the Chairmen, in moving its adoptian, celled u the ..._ e. 1tarea....;„....:......:r116 b• their cuff LATE MAJOR GENERAL TONSON, C.8.-C awn Iliiistim". up 487.67.77467 arra a‘11.717.18 7.117117; firt meeting to addses thus ihrrirl twooliavegnreZthicieder that Wednesday this distinguiehed general officer died, age' ) Ma OA swarm meseseas ad tele Me em=efl lb. !enmity they might devote emselves entirely to the development of He entered the army as an ensign in the year 1791 ,beeserd hobos rampletreArter 7s. to Le; their tragic. Hs admitted that he bad bees disappointed coaled to the West Indies, served at the capture of to Cfmene alm W." 4°4 mi.. °di 16•141 'II' teem ist icy esperetation with regard to traMe, bat bickering* and a to Lam 0 s. is me pima% firearms. Min IL N. he od II it 4a. SM. ique 11)1794, sad in the following year woe moue to Cinema 4 - inn Melossise could net Maggie their remises. weer wad caw latest doges with linos. .o, to Monty Mermen, envy article nOtappreadni • Damned 'malaria The CHAIRMAN% speech was received with loud and whoa prisoner at St. Vincent's. Ia 1798 Caine' * New Weals dap east (per post) nee.-letiddioteld ta Weinatrest reiterated ChM,. served in the Irish rebellion. and in 1799 y Sewmttsap, orlon eel Mew O. la ...... ........ ..eglf, dad and ealMl....___---------- A lootthaff•fost PPloieraa Vorittoude xi winle in;,_._.. HoUand ; in isog he served at Walther, Ifr ta......Z. received geared eh ring, t 19, to .... : . ..... ..... ::.14414 DALM ER'S CANDLES, 7d. a pound.- oro 1° airy. '' "'" servid in the Peninsular war, and was espy Letrdes to _ .---Calesas ito ,g, to ?AUNT C.ANDLES, an marked Fakeer.. Velem doodle edits ..----- 7d. Peraluut. [The nmetirg had net terminated at the tints rif going of the Nita, •• • captain in t. he 134th Foot. at this last occesi a he rimmed the his,' to - --.--- 74d. to rms.] to - o,' @Ors IL MID cant colonel, and subsequently tbe gold IN. 2°' to ..... O. tle ••••s• t Sicek al L 4444.111/ Ile kV." WWI. lir 1111•1 WOLVERTON MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. was nominated& Companion of the Bar tMe to swam newel se for camphine tde aim SA VOL lIIIIII= to hoot Oneekine, la robe 0100, 45.111. jor - a majergeneral, sad in 1846 was plat ,enter aims owl Boefes).lo. e=m (eerier et [PEON OUR own REPORTS/L] ledrat L INTRIONV (lateofficers receiving the reward for dui 19. to Neemaseueet., and lips I. neeneroories.--Illobtbbea la Welk- Last evening a soirée, in aid of the funds of flier IamaMIILDSL OF A FRENCH P• .to Nettle Min a.s. Islo. laritetion, took place at Wolvertee, is one of the large 1.,..,,....,.., . physid.., i. th, 20, to ... - ISTMAS PRESIIIITS.-Tbe MKS having upwards f 1 0 p.m* room „dodiod o .area ne.A.. teed 66. who had sew upwa 0 . A ember 90, to Comm Med. wbereht VI ezeboop of preseole wo nabs Usesseh. Wel, married a third wife, II .. 19. to Lis 2B deems of he frammaki erbovouli sossooddh rwr - . A his prop. rtlaby the marriage i 20, to ~......... Mariana SittrdSolat antic ma sostglootodoto ma kelp in sufficient abundance to gaudy • much more Donn er- was fount .oa Fro, r 19, to bi esteem The building appropriated to the occ aion Palm argOWL•I4 that Ire sem tint am. lee g .tO ....... .„. . ...C Teakii lomerat Nikes tome YORAM liesseess Oil le was one of the " engine repairing she beloueing to the his ~is sat , Lain Lobetwead Nelson, rod pronholl by on the t North Western Rivey Company, its dimeneions being 130 tented o.ii ... ,__.• WY", II • 1•••••••••,..___ mt.__.•_,,...„,,ladid L• 11±,_ feet long by 90 feet wide. The room (or rather saloon, as •• w°. .- r e WITH. ifilialtd••=ed•foo.Loo„"'""'""°w•"'""'""' ww.'"w.'„Too- we may call it for the nonce) wee brilliantly illuminated ear md theMC - ',Awe eimisee ciose ii imamate he ummisieetias with gas jets Isabioeed into • variety of ornamental in he Leaden Nov. 10, at, NH often . s the Meth =I swan he onorth no be domes At the upper end, immediately over tbe platlorm, tonabremli'l essememadwase4 cc M mem geeeral me. lewhe er where the directors were aseenibled was • crown, and se th e np. There has It show. oat 31 days; ill eau. The @wit risme if cask bum Ille moor 4 posit* sad were two cornucopia; on either side of the building mien, Dee. I, 72 days eatoii. triadi* IffewMal do, °l'm °fit* •• " egelfrooZa were stars and wreath of flowers; sad the additional light" Abdo* riegature at the lose lo red Wk. thse-A• to-day, and t' were produced by gas lamps. To give full effect to tit- scene a weak m' int. suet by mem st 10, Hallosorloo. Loos, and by remest- .. • .et Addable, out Ili da 1% ht. illubenshisedrarlessews. the iron Oran supporting the root wwe tastefully decorated yesterday. with event tens, and flags of various cologn were suspended which tl, fes Leaden kr Nee. It bete of Or istopmenliaa= Ises r. III.USTRATED LONDON NEWS for from the beasts ia all. directions. partial! by No'. CHRINTMAIL-TlllB DAT, December H. a peter:ode! DOC. Amone the more distinguished guests were Oeorre Carr at 96 is, Nov. Ni. 143 thes se, ht. NUMMI is published, containing ninety-ell columns of Olen, Esq., M.P., MMES. Thomas Sacth, &chard Barrow. , bomer, with six y cosy, engravings of the following Richard Creed, J. L. Prevost, 11, E e. rl Sir Harty Verney, I Lie witing:-ettorstlra cf the Three Mop ; painted by Rubens (whole M.P., Capt. Hsieh (general manager), Ile Stuart. the mere. Ne, iregravinie -Winter, drawn by Foster -Distribution of Coals at ~,,,,,, tars, Mr J. E. ll'eonnell (who took the chair on the occa- o, CPI OP Atssosorai -eh"' E" in E'en" -Chrt'erg Pu4ding' --; don), Dr. r. Chores Cruikshank, and many other ,' lire cum by this Ethel= Sisk Suit, Foefelm, drawn by Kenny Meadows-Christmas in !shed. see menet Min els WWII Hall-Chrietinas Soag. 'TM Holly Berry." M ords by pc sons interested Mackay.in the means of the Institution. On the Laken. rye. 11, 1 43.-Te I. Minn ; Nue* . 7 John Itarmet -Brigitte§ Fishermen etneles platform a baud of musicians wen aseseibled, end the cere ment port that yeti HUI bee Minor (`atom-Conundrums for Christmas. by Alfred Croleglilll- many of •be evening was i.ccasionelly enlivened by sone et sod et mach whet id Os A Leaden Fog-A new Novel for Chridmas, 07 the Brothels MaYbetfl glees, and thou, ied ml ewer the . mums bad Detested by Kenny Meadows -Imeortation of Cbrimmae trait- The CHAIRMAN raid, that in opening the proceed; es the waters of Canned et Miaow emitommes at the Mimi Theatre and Ander L~ ef this Bettina, over which he bad been called tile These wooderful=z; kerma women," at the Haymarket Theatre -sketches in cased: . r marl. A u:rl yam I. Sirs Kennedy distributing Ciellung. 2. Scalp. 3. stuffing*" preside, b• thought it would be a most grati y Ablialusint, PK Wren& le& Potatoes 4. Till ige of *Min. 1. WOOWIII Sad CIAkITIFII-Plalei .il cheering scow to all who were interested in the eglarell the &dined melt if the ttue.h lentam r . -1. Tbe Prarre.i n through. I:thrifts sod they were atet le promote, • hen they looked erne Mom . Tb" r•••••••• •• /l• (•••rit.' 11•10•1. Wisd.ar. L The saw the mane Wed and cordial friends who sr laiwneent in St Osage% Cheri 4. Tate Royal Vault. With all support the *sem", Mechanics' Institution. he owe of the week.-Pdoe a the Two Nominee, Or Shilling.- % AND MAUL felice. WS. easde. like this were so ordinary meetings; and pert --_- - _ S. 611010 N DIM OKSAT WORK.. been held to support a -railway mechanics' New rmil, peke ler. GA. elotk, VA L.**. eve. of was, he thought, proper that Waive' f • W. . EN.. ere sm. ise el IledisLim. Bovril% MIL aISMONDI 15 HIS fORY of the FREN tint CH- the t plater selected for such le w 110 Tear Anted WW. SALLIMINAI/1. EN., of Lincole'sdoe. This woyea.ra was the firit railer week Glrmo, la 12. 6d. mui.duy yerts, printed in lap typo NM° when the population was compose % the rife of the Bee. y. csyy• gse tbe intr. Phu Lto TI. are wooly. m_ 11 - r. petted, however. , tondo . : .alreander Illmii. lovelies toolmetier to he Ogees, a, Tan- . . hadkept e, the wife of Gem Via Cert. Retlingion.euvet north: sad ever, ferchtellee. Mechanics' Institution act ape AGen, of • eon. -.- -- ---.•-•-.-.-•'- he wife of J. A. Craig* DI. -- - - w. re coming, and t e looked upor tare. Le ly Hwy Opt" et a LAW INTELLIGENCE. showing that it was i.. their pow penes institution is Wolvertor THIS lIAT. se nos that Wolverton was et* a w. N. Trionel, ash li•linteet on the London - the wife of Liew. It T. Oa& COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Upwards of 600 hitcher en, sand in npairirg the , Immo. AT MINI ParilleAlallala Cll2O femme Wune Abe A 'meted with the brow ea, of J. P. lola, lie, ef • Moen* Ivey. mee ucus; nonek belonging to t' D•lin r. lig ownheno Asuman. -Tat Hermiston or , mthe none her •ermare, Mrs. I. Ihrola, if Si. Paten CIIIIWCIIMAIM -COIUSIMATION. Milking in the comer The ri ratings la the. rams alleged that Ike plaintiff, fuel was unwind% o' :eatira.terni, Mrs 1. 3. Ming Limb. tt, p•llia, was the eihnini *eats of W. Dakin, who . , h wee e.ear t at r h his lifetime retained and employe i the defendents to doe 'tarred io mien., err ceitt. H. Wag The SI, et Wen and ha on cicada pre nii.es of Modems ed a c. ruin grtiesne of near' toffee sew. tits, and Dial madam the same of bed and ins .ffl. •_ _ _... __, _ toe wit. of OIL O. IL Nobel• lent mantels. by reason where, f the same r xgloded end 071 p.",,,..... 7 killed die said W. I) Ain. , the wilt of Capt. C. T. Bier lb. Seri. set Witham, Me Ogle, and Mr. Needham ape io the pas f r the troy wed Ita the 'Wade; and Mr. We's*, QC , Mr. Rdwea inssiiuti„ a tern of CapL lima!, 111110 how and Mr. Or.ves for the del ndante. iderabl, one) down, Mrs. Z. 11. Ilok el Mi. S 'Yeast Wilkie* said this scrim was oommeaced _ r nom wader a nest et awe, whi h gains a right of action against . , the wi eof 0. Thisememe Bele soy peeve by whom. agency death had been caned is all was ' tams in witch so action guild previously have been bought me' t, 11.1120011, X*. LP. We ieL V death had not ...reed He had so doubt that most of the e' jeep Imo hark of the eat...trove out of which this ease ' x, De ...my, Kra T. effr:d.ol• Drees, the pr. rent plaintiff being the widow of Kr. Dakin, rho was killed by an ear. si to, in May, 1848, and she '- - - lanight the action for the dams,* she has *trained by b OHL lose. Ateset 1847, a Mr. DII.M, • friend of Mr. DAM the Sew VI Orest S. batmen to is Lodes what was c2ll-4 an invention of 5 Atter. req."rfe L4P•1•1" defendants, but *which be wins* show them was ' psm., re tissimpsesse pirsey or an ieeeutiou of Mr. Peekies, • e ies abirpirs4 et the ;wisely:- . winch render, d it A 01011 than .i. knead. Gm., es Alm = by t:.e insulating ot the details. Thir an., Capt. L.A. *motion, whirl was called " Brows'. Celle' t 110Yearle, by the Dee. LL , Shed Item. NJ .11101.141•1••'s plate," was broiled leader the notes of dement, Nur I. Ley., Wept Army. tail that with it, ay wane of hot water a li, et. IT, at a gra, by the high PM Wig Ibe raised, which was a heat more Paul* Celesta, ty the sgrA is rem eutfew It was then agre.d that d., a. DR., we tat NI. "14111 supply Mr. Dale with an oven. The lief -. Sewer% tee.. C.S. proceeded to describe the process of 8 tiw d oteerk Isooeutylabo Ron 11• le winch he had commute din February,' W tiettaps. seweed• mise Weeds% Ida tested by a pres.rare et cold water, and is ism, to Re a pressure d 2,000. be. the squ ire met t D. has her Oahe& sot grower, and repeated amends . Vivre." . f DEW, Were sf a., length tb.s oven bunt to • slight instate a tie Bre. T. 0.• ?PAP was fnuod ti be of no use. Si petaled, and thereupon Mr. Cr, .. at nut.* by the Mt. P. the matter for the defendant moor N.. 10 AIN"- -. which would eta. Sly suit his Welber, as* MIL ••••• 24 hours. Tall remelt was,' sec IL t meemeete.clatt maw, Attie, no the &operates ; r es. es sth of May, 1815. Hines/ weghireell'ing the Ye Liser,ilM3 The &feudist', Irabted t .i, at the °amoral. W ... thf_rmi -le afternoon, wets tt es. Fag., &Abhor,. ID - ri.. Mr. Dakin. e 17 onus, lag, of Oa sieseror Evidence was thi , .. at Sainte Tal, by the See. 0. L statements of the ' worn,: Artillery.* rim sesses was proved that t . r, late bengal EstindiMelit. oven, and had -- had* cast. T HS. While the Dr• sl, req.youneeet ,on of 111 y defendants r entered eir me, req., of lemon. gee Se. rein of the late 0. P. mit** -tete', Home DePsrmeld' „As' Lieut.. Col. L. Breoka. 01 "" .4story. Pl4lllltree, Notts. Bonde euraeide. a t'Outwit Gbur, Elisabeth, wilt egg A. J. C. Parrs, 741 h gairt• NI mbs, Mr.O. C. Parkland. a Loh Weepret *rebel* &e 0 I seed ml. Istr -road, Deists% Mr. J. weal" board the Freeman, I.3e•L'IS. Emily Asa, wiled I. Leedt. ' apelion. Leaf. 1011121°' • re, frodertek iensteuthse, .• dolphin, Merw-rcod, f Beery Mush, r Lieut. H. P. Pear Ball, ot Ilse' am ' , . Pets No. 1,037.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22. 1849. [THREEPENCE BRISTOL, Doc. 21, MI% zee" •tio oooi ••••• ..... • .. Dm.* ...... jgo, ........ ..... ••• ...... • Iha s. ........ Dag Tit ......... 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Fib. 31, 1 eg_yo 1. tees as Foe tbat roe rub hoe Ch we sad it iamb whet IA do A I Amid MI over tbe oottaeot 144 es the warts of Carlsbad These wooderful= r e: maett. Abiwouset, 214, egliAN the dellistsl l". l3. lm. wof ti S. AND DEATHS. S. I • W. ggegge, D is ba wlse et U. Downy, MI6 the ertte of the Rey. J. gee. am. tl r. the etre of Gee. Via Curb ape Abort, of a ext. bo site a J. A. Craig* bee tate. La ly Nary Egirboof a it's of W. N. reforkti. 104, the wife d UM. 11- T. Ocol- ea, of J. P. lola, Leg., ef • -ovate, Med Z. Meggelle, if tiotlob•tows, 31m. 1.3.110 m, of Get B. 21st it t, ef toe wife of OA 0. IL Amite. , the tette of Opt. C. 7. I a weed Cage. Sem, Meld one) • ma. Hsi. L L fK d , the wt e of o.llesegeho, Isgo t. Wagtail, Mrs. P. P. Moils x, Ile .way, Mrs, T. Void, d 1 the Sew enigmas. 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Is Matt' smaii; brimed Maks immiste, with iMadaMio hem h. ti SS; sli was. trim Sta.; Mt" lira Alb Ada ansammis s fr om 4 0 s , is us hear; 81..laisa. boa la. hi Us id la 5,1.y1. mar ma dam prim stem ISM Milan Mara SS4 N. am. Tha swag mama tsr eriergrtitia est approved et. Disdha s wa mi . uis smilimi sat (pow pm) fres.—/Mabliibed la Wiliatriat asm._ AWAKE'S CANDLES. 7d. a pound.— PALMER'S ?AUNT CANDLE 4, sal mulusi " Pshiser... or doable wigs Oben Wiest Stock a( Isms Is Ile trse for caeophine sag di). Ma b. le Cmlnidne, la mid elm 4s. la re ‘raTors nate Mass essiss). 41=11 Owner cs ,mwaresti, and 11444 Illsysimeses‘—illobtlibsd la Wsib- A 5.5.1426. CiFtMTN A 8 PRESENTS —T6. MKS havist rrived. wroth tfy ozaboop of prosooli top ram thantbi. Striaath id draw of dr whoroold lossoordly dirsdra o fIOrLAN"SP - 1011.11 1.811 = 1 " . r i c ... E1 roorioat Oros traria lioabali liassassir Oil is I: m b w ad Orr" rad Vi e( di the Egoist Ye w prayondas of h e rod. OW as Ala, dotretro bra dr Woad odors of Word eft. • ood aadairl •Ito whit rasoosiont tedium limissat9desse sr Pod trorillos brodrihr do to yowativo rm mtbweifteis es Meth rd s. proosor no be werliii=morriadir. or is son word ow BMWS Of aaly drotlet d orb boon the rano a( =ma • peeeedsag that of the snide is tiro de dor rout at the bd. as rod loh. d.:7.reitirt i Z Om fold by am at Ilk Hattlisorfts. Larks, art by mpg die *mars sad ofortorofea IRE It.LUSTRATED LONDON NEWS for CHRINTMAS.—TIIIS DAY, December 22, a eplendld DOC NUMMI is published, containing ninety-dr miasma of Ithmestes, with slaty cluteeterodic engravings of the following eageets:—Atioration cf the Three Kii.p ; painted by Habeas (whole eagravinse —Winter, drawn by Foster —Distribution of Coals at —Chrbdams dra w n /*name —Christrats Funding, blind Idn's Suf, Fectelta, by Kenny Mendows—Christmas in•• Teriskite hall John Soar, '.The Holly Berry." Words by T. Mkt ; Murk y John Hornet —Brighton Fishermen staries Chrisimes ohs —Conundrums for Christmas, by Alfred Croargaill— Lathes Fog—A new Novel toe Chri.unse, by the Brothers Mayhew; Marketed by Kenny Meadows —lmoortetion of Cbriatates trait Miaow Faittonsimes at the num.) , Theatre and Antiefe— u Tbe levies woman." at the Haymarket Theatre -sketches in Imbed : I. Mile Kennedy distributing Clothing. 2. Scalp. S. Smeaking lbr Meatoes. 4. Val ige of Homes. S. Women and Children—faced d the ttue , n Ire r.—l. TM Proerri a through Cibridip and The Frometion M be. 0011141: . • Chapel, %Indoor. S. TM Isliriatut in at Osage% Mimi 4. The Royal Vault. With all be sews of the West.—Prise of the Two Numbers, One Shilling.— Ulm le% Man& 114010:1IWS GREAT WORK. Now may. pike IM. GC Owl, Vol 1.. Dud. NO. of SISMONDI% HIS WHY of the FRENCH.. Thir Mated by W. SIALIMUNAII, Fp, of Lireolla's-Ims. This Ina to truing in le. M. monthly tarts, printed he lugs type UMW the tste. Perte Lto VI. are misty. Web : %kneader Ulla. lonian hooksetter to die Qile“, I, erellarponrtreet North; Mod rtorr LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Irmo , at NUT NONIVADOANTI COM .heirma Wisaa AAA A arenas. hay. DALIN r. Booms AND ADORDID. —Tat likstiOnton to Si. Pack's CalUirclittltalr The 41 vacates Is this rase alleged that the plaistiff, Eliethett DADA, was the tdminiitratrix of W. Dakin, who to his lifetime retained and employe the defendients to con- Mud and ha on eerain premises of the deceased • certain toffee apperstias, and tory mad. , the same of bad and ins li neal asidetialti. by reason where,[ the same t x ‘ iloded and killed the said W. Dates. lb. Seri. aut Wilkins, Mr. Ogle, and Mr. Needham ap. We the platatilf; and Mr. Wa-sin, Q C Ms. Edwin }smell Mr. Ortves for the des odes's. Mi. S Ijssel* Wilkie* said this action was commenced Wader a racist st date, whi fi gave a right of action 'galas% asp pato by w hose agency death had been canoed in all teses h ac action c.uld previously have been beenoht death had not ...seed tin had ao doubt that most of the lan had loam of the catastropne oot of which this nee meet, the pri rent plaintiff being the widow of Mr. Dakin, tyke was killed by an caps si in, in May, 1848, and sbe lemight the action for the dames' she hoe eurained by his km. Atoat 1847, a Mr. Dixon, • an inve of Mr. Dalai'', tenet% to his Lodes what was coll-d an ntion of the defendants, bet which ho would allow them was but • Stacy of an tayeutiou of Mr. Perkin, • stealing of the principl-, winch render. d it o one than woke% Mt:.e insufficieuey of ths details. This alleged eention, weigh was celled " Brown's Cellalar Stem plate," was broiled ander the not.ce of drowsed, and it was wit that wino it, 6.7 whichmf hot water • h at of 500 de. P cool be rained, is was a best mere than sufficient nest Mfrs. It WAS then agreed that defendants should supply Mr. Dale with an ones. The leaned irrjeant th.o proceeded to describe the pros!~ of S Sing up the apparatus, which be lead consumes d in February, DAS, and which was tested by • pres.ure or cold water, nail aftsrwards of !tor, by a pressure of 2,000.b1. the squire inch. It would, however, sot arswer, and repeated amendment.. were made, bet at length this oven burst to • slight extent at the back, sad was found t, be of no use. Mr. Dakin was much disap• pointed, and theroupes Mr. Croce, who was superintends! g the matter for the defendaste, sal that they had an 'von which would smutty suit him, end they world get It op in 2i hours. Tne result was, th et Ines were at work all sight Attie, un the opporates; and, on the morning of Friday, the Stk of May, 1818. listensoan, a man in the employment of the defendaats, liokted the hn and the heating went on till :he afternoon, when the 'plo , ws, took place which killed Mr. Dakin. Evidence was this oivsn st tom, length in support of the statements of the learned c u• en!, in the course of which it was proved that tt • piece of iron arse blown off the oven, and had caused the death of Mr. Dakin, was very hadir cast. While the we was proceeding on behalf of the pleintiff, defendauts tame forward and consented to • verdict being entered *pion them, with uamoges to the extent of 8001, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. He wmild set sit down without doing justice to the Rev. Mr. Weight, the etergymaa of the distriet. He (Mr. Glyal though* it his duty to express to him the o:Like of de elindoes births masses Is which he had 4 ant their won's, by Raise the sehnnis for their peeper purpose, and opening them to 'Mein* of all de nosaleatione. Mr BARROW, a director, proposed "Prosperity to the Buckiadiamshin Railway," and expressed an earnest wish that i• night be specoile named Sir liAttRY VBRNRY retuned thanks, and congratu- lated the members of the intitution upon the prides they were =skins. He begged them, however, t. Isar it mind, that wha•aver knowledge they might gun by connecting !lutanist with iestitetions lite thew, the mot valuable of all know leige wee heard up o bible. The MAYOR of BIRMINGHAM proposed—" Properity to the working eta of the London and Nortb-Western Railway." and Captain HUISH, in returnieg thanks, said that there were more thea 10.000 men constantly employed on this railway, and an avenge of 14,000 passangen wets carried by the line every week. TIN hoe. gentleman west on to esumente many Ober facts to prove the high value of the undertaking, and the manner in which it wee canted eft The next @mimed proposed was " The Rev. Mr. F,.. sande, Mr. George Craickelsank (the Rogarth of the slam teesth century). and lb. gouts span the occasion." Mr. GEORGE CRUICKSHANK returned thanks in • bermereve is the course of which he said he WWI to be precut' at this mode, of working mss, Ng lin simple reams, that be was a winkles man himself. As ea artist he had sees many beautiful pictures, nit he never reimemhend to hays sees is the e wee of his ids a more mairosieent Waters then he saw at this moment. " The Proms " and other toasts having bees propelled and eatlnsioadrally responded to, the proceeding. terminated, sad the majority of the company adjoined ti another apartment, where the evening was brough• to a close by a supper and a ans. It is but eight to add, that the whole of tee arraagewate were sendusted is a manner which sheeted the highest credit epee all concerned. THE LATE MAJOR GENERAL TONSON, C.B.—On Wednesday this distinguiehed general officer died, sged 77. He tanned the army as an ensign is the year 1791, pro ceeded to the West Indies, served at the capture of Mani Biqa* is 1794, sad in the following year was wounded, and takes primmer at fit. Vincent's. Is 1798 Captain Tongan served in the Irish rebellion. and in 1799 promeded t. Holland; in 1809 he served at Wale/wren; in 1813 servid in the Peninsular war, and wig engaged in the battle of the Nitre, as a captain in the 84th Foot. For his 'civic.' ea this last camel m he received the brevet rank or a lieute niuit-colonel, and subsequently the gold medal. In 1831 he was ruminated a Companion of the Beth ; in 1841 he became a eneicrgeneral, and in 1846 was placed on the list of general officers receiving the reward for distinguished services. MURDER OF A FRENCH PHYSICIAN--La Presse mentions that a physician, in the department of the buret, 21. X., aged 68, who bad oared 100,000 francs, (4,0001. la•elp married a third wile, aged 21, on whom he ,ettlett all his prop !l a b). the marriage wettest. • few days ago he was found aging. From the evidence, it was ascertained that Ise wag first strangled and then bang. The police have arrested his wits and a yens soldier, whose mistress she wag said to be. MONEY MARKET. Flunay . I'ItNING THE WARDMOTILIL Is fiw at the tweety-sie warded* &dims which sosuwased ysousday was there say maim ; wilt. the hliswiss six ezesis of Aideragats, Drsse-t ie, Cols newstrem, Cr:pplista-Without. Parriseries•Wiineat. sad Perimliss—lne antlers are at as sad. ThellaMad s subjmt el d arniemfa dM moires wsressotes was she feWalat sot OS sad 111 Vie. op 91) fee regulstiug walls the dot el I. M. posed daring the lest tee alma of parliament, with was elammased fa several wards. es Medias to disfran chise • begs umber of the this imanitistmey. instead of es tbsir painlers. It appears. howeest, frees sa as eumminest made by Sir lames Dabs, at the ward of FartiagaserWithout, that the oblseessable slaws is likely to be espestsi is tits INISIOS of parliament. The atewity ef obtaining a simper sad bates supply of water Was also a malaria subject of dummies la several wards There was a very general gamines of gratitude to these membem of the Coen of Commas Cassell who bad nip petted the agitation of Mr. Cessies Pianos, M.P., is 1 " 0,11 of "am" Pk " sad to that gestlimsa himself Waal votes of thesis wore posed la the priasipal yard men. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. THIS DAY. A eFeeial meeting of the proprietors wee convened by the directors at 12 o'clock ibis ssonthig, at the Nine Rims station. The eptcial object of the meet*/ wee to enable the sharehelden to appoint a committee to Investigate the = of the easneetion made at the bet meeting that the daring Me peak, greeted items to theemelme osier eksloirimessime sod at • rate of Worm* whisk mad* tie sonnal treaserions a gross violetbrei of their dry as timeless to tke shareholdere. The chair WAS tam by Mr. CHAPLIN, M.P., chairman of the board. A report was read by the Secretary, in which a fell state ment wee made with r. gird to the matters in question ; and the Chairmen, in mortar its adoptint, celled apes the meeting to ley saideisalousies, sod whoever might be their future directors, or give them their t mildeworder s, is that they might devote entselves entirely to the development of their teams. He admitted that he had been disappoiated is kb szpootatiost with regard to vatic, bat bickering* and jeslonsien could not Merinos their reverse. The CHAIRMAN'S speech was received with laud and reiterated cheers. A motion against inquiry was proposed and emended, and received with general cheering, bat the chairman inoiroo ape immtry. [The meetirg tad not terminated at the time of going to press) WOLVERTON MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. WORSHIP- 8 IREET. Ditanto ROBlllakT. T. Smith w,s charged with hale' Soles two watches. On Friday night, the prisoser went into the shop of MOM. Walker and Brawn No. 38. Whitechapel - road , when, on seeing the assistant , said that be had hese re. tossened to the shop by a stentlrsaa, sad that be wanted ! good strong watch worth about 44. The aseirant ms np two watches and abowe 1 them to the prisoner, ate reerlvsd one, restarking that he liked that ber. He at the lase tiros said that be would not Sind purchasing one akw ander higher in price, when another watch more azponsirs was planed in hn hands, when be ran out of too slot with both. He was raised by Ike assistant, who, alter a nee of *boat half • mile, as. op with bias. He teak seem resi.tanes till a pulicesan, 170 0, appeared ? and b e me lino tato custody. Toe watches were found in liis Polak The passer, who &stilled saying anything, wes ton those km trial. AmosTmoos THAttx-ornattme.—Lst evening at a imeetlatt of the friends of Kitties Collogoliospitol an away alas emetics of fifty pounds wee mommool as a " Thook- OW" foe pooperestioa of heath deft lbs Ikie ol Ash ur; [FROM OUR OWN wroarns..] Last evening a soirfo, in aid of the funds of the institution, took place at Wolverton, in one of the large buildings connected with the railway station. There wen upwards of 1,500 pewee present, including a large proportion of the fair sew and thine was a supp:y of tea and cabs in sufficient abundance to satisfy a much more consider nagesr. The building appropriated to the cia ision was was of the " engine repairing she " belonging to the North Western R way Company, its dimension. being 130 fat long by 90 test wide. Th. room (or rather saloon, as we may call it for the nonce) was brilliantly illuminated with gas jets Isabioand iito a variety of ornamental dunces At the upper end, immediately over the platform, where the directors were assembled was• crown, and th op. pate end wen two cornucopia; mealier lids of the building were stars and wreath of flowers ; and the additional Ighta WOO produced by gas lamps. To giro full effect to th • scene the into paten supporting the root were tastefully decorated with tarp ans, and flags of various colours were suspended from the beams is all directions. Among the mews distinguished guests won George Carr Olyn, Esq., M.P., Messrs. Thomas Smith Richard Barrow, Richard Creed, J. L. Prevost , 11. Ede. Sir Harry Verney, M.P., Capt. Haigh (gement manager), Mr. Stuart. the secre tary, Mr J. E. M'Connell (who took On chair on the occa sion), Dr. Mackey, Mr. Gnus Crnikshank, and many other weans interested in the success of the institution. On the platform a baud of musicians were assembled, and the cere mony of • hie evening was ,ccasionally enlivened by songs, glees, and duets The CHAIRMAN 'aid, that in opening the procerlint • of this swung, over which he bad been celled upon to preside, be thought it would be a most gratiling and Iskaring mew to all who were interested in the objects they wen met to promote, when they looked around and saw the many bled and cordial friends who appeared to support the Wolvertoo Mechanics' Institution. Meetings like this Was so ordinary meetings; and perhaps the pre ss .t might be ounsiiered the firm of any extent which bad been held to support a railway mechanics' institution. It was, he thought, proper that Wolverton should be the first plata selected for such a purpose, as Wolveritn was the first railway establishment when the population was composed of Taloa, ser ,vents. ii regretted, however, that te Wolverton Mechanics" Institution had not kept pace w it h Similar i s o n at other esubishments. Hs hoped that better timer wi re coming, and t e looked ugoe the present meeting as showing that it was io their power to farm a good and pros perous iastitation in Wolverton. It might not be generally kn two that Wolverton Ina the peinciral repa.r.rig with li•linaeot on the London and North-Western Railway. Upwards of 600 mechanics and other operatives were en. aged in repairing the engines, and in other works cone Beetled with the Iscomn•ive department. The working stock belonging to peat department consisted of 220 ngines; the bust her of miles tun was upwards of three mdliont in the coons of a year, whilst the coasumptiot of heel was upward% of 1000 tons per week From these facts it wee eta, that a large amount of unchain' force was re ' gaited io attn' to thrt working stock of this company. Ern artisans of nearly every clan wets engaged in their different • reopetims, and if Wolverton were transferred to the wilds of America 0 to Asia, or any other confine nt, there existed in the p ace itself all the 'lemmas of production necessary f r the comforts atd et:v.l4llkm* , of life. The mechanics' institution at Wolverton had been in existence for a con iderable time—since the year 1840; but, unfortunately, its • Hosts had sot been wrong, owing, perhaps, to the want of a proper mode of action amongst the member'. Latterly, however, they bad been more united in their views, sad it might now fairly be believed that their efforts would soon be rewarded with success. The 'position of arts and maantactures which was shorty to 'We place in this eouirry ws% well calculated ti stissulee tree tnechsnios to IPSITCWO there Inventive powers ; but it could n • t doubted that those powers would lee dormant unless they were brought into action by mechw nice instituti 04 such as they were aow met to celebrate . He had the h onour to propose, " Prosperity to the Loudon and North Western Railway Company, the chairman, and the directors." (Loud cheers ) Mr. trLYN, in returning thanks, said he sineercy wished that his voter war strong enough to make them hear the esprendoe of heartfelt thanks which it was his duty to retort) for the entt somatic in which they had received the sem insects conveyed to them by their chairman. It had been his good fortune to be present on more then one mem fitin et octane's ions of a similarly interesting nature, and he had witnessed the ceremony of the cp. leg of their schools, and the dedication of the church, but on no occasion had he telt so much gratification as he experienced tide evening. On the former occasions to which he bad real red hi, col. leagut s and himself bad dischsrµed such duties as their sta .i n imposed noon them. They thought it right that the act .01 , 1 should be tapered upon principles which wou'd admit the children of all dem minaticiss, and the establishment of these schools had given him very considerable pleasure aid • eris'aet ion, but he viewed the present ceremony with !Avenger hodinp amass it conveyed to his mind corroborative eel deism of the tact that they appreciated those efforts which tliey now throw'''s spontaneonWy carried forward. (Caren) They were engaged in a nob e work ; althou, h he held that after spirituel in•traction, their highest duty was not the education of themselves, but the 'dna tion of their children. The educati , n they received in their childhood was the groundwork of all their actions is future life. They must remember that they were living in a conotty where the lowest of them, if properly eiducatod, may rise from the humblest position to the highest ranks in life. He seed not remind them of many instances in which this had hen the ease hu: h could not resist the opp irtunity of mantionims one etstimee in which the principle had been most ful y carried out. They were honoured by the pee s, nee of gentlemen who would do honour to any aremblage. He confessed that having those here who wen not so immediately connected with railways as they were, be was anxious to besptek their kind consideration for the meit , nn of the gentlemen who held the masegement of this great undortsking. They were assailed with cries in , tv.-ry dir ction, and be could not deny that many of the re- ' pr , aches , sthich had been cast upon railway directors, which were lolly deserved, bat he did not think et right that lb.'s who hat the control of this property, should be liable to the same indierriminate shwa as those who sacrificed the trust they b• td •r when for the gratifiratice of their own selfish ,aide. Re might observe duet the undertaking had now neen brought to such a state of perfection that pame t ngers could now travel from London to Montrose e withou once ohangag their carriage, and that every endeavour was made to shrew that then was a distinction between the cows psreued by the Elliman of this company red that passed by many persons whose viaduct had been wailed. If this ware oc—was it right—was it fair that all those who from the earliest date of d railway enterprise had striven bard to merit the good opiion of the public—was it fair, Its asked, that they should be deprived of them encomiums which they well deserted? In all that they bad dons they had received so assistance from the go hs vernment. They had not to a m ok parliament for t slightest ald ; but they had to thank the wehanies for the oo operation they had Hooded them. He was prowl to 1 , lay that the directors bad from lint to last naive& the tt flinch* and untiring cooperatica of Ewa Through there mesas a system lad bees l which government interference might rat bet WA kepis's. There has been less activity on the Stock Exchange to-day, and the English funds, under the influence of a weak market, gave way, and closed 1 worse than yesterday. Consols were first called 961 to 1, from which they fell at once to 951, but cube , qoently they partially recovered, and were last done at 961, closing at 96 to 1 for the January opening ex divid net. The 'lLree per Cents. Reduced marked 961 and NI. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent*. were rather quiet; they fell from 971 the first price, to 974 the hut and last transaction. The Three per C. nt. Console, although shut, were done at 97 for money with the dividend on. Exchequer Bills maintain the advance noted yi a terday ; they were done in all sizes at 57a, and 545., ;or. m. ; Long Annuities marked 81. Bank Stoat, 2031. Inds Bonds, tOls. and 891.; ditto, uhder 1,0001., 88s. and 90s. premium. The business in the Foreign house was unimportant, and was chieflt confihel to Mexican and Spanish 5 per cent. Actives, both of which • 'rile:mid a slight decline. The Itemise - ions ref orted a e Buenos Ayres at 46. Danish Five per ers.to. at 981. 1 Mexican (ex January c 'upon), at 281 for money, and from 291 to 281, being last marked 29 for account. Itu-sian at 1091. Spanish Five per Cent. Active at 19 for money, and 191 and 181 for account ; the Three per Cents. at 381 for money, and 381 for account. Two-and-a-Halt per Cent. Duteh at 55/ and 561 for money, and 55:!, for account ; the Four per CAL Ctrtificatis tor account at 85 and 841. The fortigu exchanges for this mail wet() the same as the last, with the exception of Hamburg, which wee done a little lower, and on Glenna and Ti irate, which were negotiated a trifle lower. The brokers' rates are the following : Primo nrigotiotod. Prom To 13 111 l2l 11 191 12 2 204 23 131 23 05 23 421 25 611 23 65 ~ " ..... 121 ... 40 ****** 11 11 44 .. M , Hamburg Ammentuna Ma I Antwerp ........« w braved. — " Paris Mart. Ditto 3 XL MargeMee " Pritaabet " Vienna - .. Marta-«" Madrid .... .... .. ..... " Cadiz Leghorn ... ........ .- " - Genoa Naples 111 Messina Liebe. — !Oder. data.. ...«« U i Oporto The premium en g Id yesterday at Paris was 13 per mille, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.471; and the exchange at Yens on London at short being 25.421, it foliose that g ocl is 0.19 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. The Bankers Magazine furnishes the returns of cir culation of th several private and joint-stock banks in England and Wales f.r the four weeks ending the 10th, 17th, and 24th of November, and Ist Decemhir inst., and gives the folinwng as the &virago we. kb . circulation of those banks for the put montn—vis. Private bank. £3.703 491 Joint-stock batiks 2.703,703 ... N Avenge weekly circulation Oa comparing the above with the returns fur the previoni mouth, ending 3rd Nov. Ist, it shows— A decrease in the circulation of the private banks, of L119,211 A decrease in tke circulati , .n of the joint stock banks, of 73.713 • Nevem on the month £l94 924 And, as compared with the month ending god 1)..c 1818, taboos — A decrease in the circulation of the pfaate banks, of ... £233 A decrease in the circulation of the joint-mcck bauks, of 35,940 Decrees' on the year L36,219 The fixed bases of the vessel banks at the preaent time are quoted in the Basking 4imanac for 18.50, as follows :- 181 private bank., allow. d to W oe E4.80.5 423 88 joint-stock banks, allowed to issue 3,409,987 --- £8,215,1101 The following appears, therefor*, to lit the comparative state of the circulation : The private barks are below their fixed issue .. £1,101.932 The joint stock banks are below their fixed issue 706,284 Total below the fixed issue The returns of circulation to the Irish and Scotch tacks for the lour week' ending the lit of December instser, when added together, give the following as the average weekly circumtion of these banks during the past month, vie.: Average circulation of the Irish banks Average circulation of the Scotch becks 3,5001h6 ---- Average circulation daring past month £8,174,317 On compering the above with the fixed issuer of the several beaks es given in the Banking Almanac, the following ep• run to be the state of the circulation : The Irish bents are under their fixed isms The Scotch banks are over their fixed ;sue - -- Total under the filed irate £1,267,386 The amounts of gold and silver held at the bead aloes of the several beak( daring the past month have been as tallows Odd sad silver bald by the Irish beaks Odd sad snow held y the Scot& teaks 903,000 Total el gold sad silverbeldeee £2,388,947 Tees rouse, embised with the average eiradeties of the Beak of England foe the emote period, will give the fel wing r salts of the total circulation of notes in the United Hispies, when ectspered with the previous sY nth : now. 4 111411. Doe. 4 11146. Hut atZt0nd........ ?dont@ Joint sloe bob 3,703,491 2,703.703 Total tu lastimet 1 liaottatut ; Ireland 116,362,908 3,500,146 4,674,131 701,04 119,311 15,713 *MIS U,'" 1196.274 ISAITS,44I 3.1122,7 t 2,779.411 13.487,611 3,1111.710 5,616,11611 12.717,315 i Showing a decrease o 1 964,618 f. In the areal* in England, and s decrease of 6911,2741. in the 1 the United Kingdom, when compared with month, leading the 3rd of November. The following rummest will show the poi ourvem when Tempered with the saws period of Dote — golfs° of previous ip, of thol si io year : so D• 2 2, NW Dn. I, 1641. Dama•. I 20 Sauk =ad Private Joint-stook boils \ 17,959,414 t, 5.7.4.711 11 5,739,,11 ukiii,m 3,7 OS, 491 1.7 03.7 03 113 I ii . 35 OW _2- 30 Total la lagLai I scopsirl 21.10%6191 kno. 1 s 4.96%030 211.6:2,1811 LWOW! I 4,374,131 es.sis I tr. NOW ..I lli liebind %lotted Magian "767.111 93,316 This *hewing as Worsen et 4110,16 W. in the deenlatiest el ~„1 1.' ftottbs is Befriend, and ell Mermse et 96,3101. in eke dna& r a how of the United Kingdom, when compered with the set. i; risponding period last year. u The average stock of bullion held by the Bank of Beg II land is both deparmeate during the month *adios the lit 84 of December was 18,187,8001., being an increase of 973,3451., as compered with the prsvions month, and an increase of 1 2,186,3431. as compared with the slice period last year. 6 The Bank of England averages for the week ending se the 111th inst., when compared with the returns for the C week previous, give the following results : clntalstien blue . 530,137,460 ..... Imam 8153,503 „„ Vi anion seMe 17,931,900 ...... Immo, 31,135 r„ Mao dwells 6,679.966 ~.... Imam 396,737 ff Otbar dorsals es oevermemireartneets, mam 11,907 si buidmedepanamial 1 te 330 . 830 Other 11006114. 1 43 Oda sod Denim le,eettei Swim sky sad o th er Was 3. 1,06 11 , 1 V 2 nobs* BANK OF KNOLLS D.-714336331 for WI West sada Deo. 15, WAD 1 25 taeOS °WA S' STE''. 1 3 1 News Wald 3130,137,40 1 Ousernme It Debt.— 41.01s3( 1 0 194 1 Otber &tomtit to 2.364.606 oo Gad Coin sea miaiia totems No Silo Bullion .. ...... it 7 . 1171 40 imeArteeo 3° 13 Uovvrtonont OsoarlOos 11.0 o=lo4. bowl Ordobt 56 Annuity) ............ 14,33 4 .600 31 Other eleourtll6, ..• ... 10,44,416 29 244444 . .. 12,164, (to 17 i Geed ..;,i iiiiii ijai.. 54.1.5 a 50 n0,u1.760 I 11_!?S!!!12' eroprwon . °weal flevt . 3,1t1,692 Publli' bit;usitiiinAk . . 1 1 Esebeq., /WA% Coma.L. of a. uwuaz Debt,nolllns. Acam.) 9,3'1086 , Other I),pcnls 9,92dAS andoileur inns 1.1.0A116 /33,1941,0 Dee. M. INS. 938.192,621 90 K. MARSHALL. Chid (odder. 141 DUBLIN STOClLL—Dtemniaa 20. 94. I pie 3r Cent. Consols for opening ll lo6 lk 10e 3)per Cent. Rock 96i 6 3 0 Bank Stork 199 opg. 23 Ito) al Bank. (101. paid) 111 1 16 City of Dublin Steson.peaket Co. (10010.eld.) 79 u latsresi Southern and Weoeme 9Ol 19 Midland Great Western and Royal (NMI Cons. lICHANGEII AND STOCKS ABROAD. 90 HAIIIWW, Dec. lE—H am b u rg Three-and-a• Half per Cent., 60 23 bills, 60) . _ money ; ILinorerian Vise per Cents., 103) bills, 103 113 • , 0•09 ; Pnwmos 'Fire per Cents., 1031 money ; Bui.ian Fir 90 t•er Cent., Hamb. Orrtlf , 09) bills, 90 money . English Loon, lure Le hills, 106 money; Ditto, Ord and 4th Perks Certif., 93 money; Your o ._ Per Cents., knelt:, 81 money; Danish Eng. Loon, Ur e per OEMs. .... 711 bills,7ol money; Ditto in 1091. shares. Ti) bats, 111 oven ... Ditto, Fi , e per Cents., %bills, 954 money; Swedish Pour per Cern, ' le; bills, 9. money; Norwegian Your per Cents, 99 bills, Ml t money; Spatial Fterip r Cents, 11 1 bills, 19 moo ey ; Ditto, 'Hires f. p r cent., 2: i bills, 27) money ; American Biz per Cents., 105; bills, mt. 103 money. Sieben . e on Loom" 13.10) ; three months, 1.1.9 n ; • Bremen. two montlss, 613. 30 TIIIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Xv In the Eneish stock market this mor..iog there has : been very tittle m ,vrinent. Consuls opened kbe ter so man they cl sed )e-terday, beteg first collet. 961 to 1 l• I ex die. fur the opening in January, and at this qao• Winn they hive continued steady, only varying from 4400 the buying to the sell ng rate, u,' to tie present time. I 2 r, lkwiings have taken place iu the Three pet C, nt. I 16 Reduced at 961 and k. The 'Three-and-a-Quarter two per ('rota. were first done at 971 and then advat ced it to 971. Batik livid( marks 2031; Exchequer Bills 121 10 054. and 575. premium. The foreign stock market is genera l ly stead y , at z2l: yesterdl's rates. Brazilian Bonds have übtaiued 89. El lite business transacted is net extensive, being 25 limited to the following: Brszili.ll, at 89. Equadur, at 31. Two-and-a-Ralf per C ent. Dutch, at 56. t Ote..ada Deferred, at 31. Mexican (ex January nr coepot.), at 291 and 281.. Portuguese Converted, at su 361. Ruistian,at 110; and 1094. Spanish Five per to Cent. Active, at 19; ditto Three per Cents., at 384; w zu. the Passive debt at 31. 20 FiNGL&E FUNDS. 6 ilink 'Wk. MI 31 1 3 per Ct. Cos Ace.. 90 1 25 I per Cr, lad. Anita. 94 e 31 per Cia. 571 . ILI 3 per CS.Oes.Asos., abut &minnow BILK 544. to 55a 6 VOREIGN IFUNDS. 6 5 pal Ct. Austrian Honda, , 1 per tl. Orono& &L.l . 1 S 4. per et. &11. *Sunda. rti 6 , terenelt Deferred Ilde. I 25 21 per Cent- I.er it. Mee., 1616. 167 . 6 per Ct. Brazilian &la. IS 9 1 dyer Vt. P r irstain , Oda. L 4 6 3° 5 111 W, .en. +JO d Portuanvi Cour. 36 7 4 per et BLOW. ATM. 46 S 5 tur Ct. Itit-... Wl._ it. 11 be I4tto Cbllkan ildn, 101 UV Dino Strada', M., Ibt r6t. lotto Coltunb. I 0.4 11d,.. 3 ter Ct. Spanish IQ, .?1 35 1 Columbian Lima lor Ibla. 3L 4 Spaniab 'mitered WIT.,— 151 3 Pa 1.1. IlianyM 11.1... 7L 4 lotto Pa-uve lida,3l 4 9 21 pee Ci. Batch 151... 55e I 2 per Ct. Venezuela o.la, IS 20 6 4 per Ct. &Wit 0 arta, ..1 I I Venezuela Deferred Bla. 919 20 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE 10 MARK ET. sv io MINCING LANE, SATURDAY MORNINO. In the Colonial market this Ae. k the transaettons z i bete win been strialactory, both as maids pr:cts °trained ii an :quantitiesrealistd. Fur Sugar at the comm. no.ment of 33 1 the we. k there was a ray active demand on the put 331 of tn. RM.,. awl re fi ners, and sp. culators a lso o p erated to :.di POLO eater' csuiirg it tine of fully 6.1. a r cwt., but as Om 10 um u.,t offered tau , y was too large, the sales have gone off ri tia , ly, and the rise car been barely maintained. Native 2 C. ylka Coffe ~ which at the close ot last we , k was a t., bas 22 r. cover d, a..d several parcels have changed bands at 52..6d. to 63 ~ and at the latter quotations there are DOW buyers. 30 Ta.: plantation sorts have be en realised at very full M t s. A . 00 ,p• cult . Iv v demand sprung up in the .arly pato f the week 7' o to tai e, and the decline Lived in our last resort has been n- ga g Lined. Malabar Pepper has advanced fully Id. per lb , hut it \ 1 I . l m . P:tn e b 4 . ei The h i fi t ne ba s y m e o b‘ o en t S w all d p . . to a ba u tr ec e li t ' ee e teen i a n ba d l e t . 2 1 inn...', but the low qualiti.s have been odd ill easier terms It.e Tea sales of ace 20th passel off very h avity. The qo intr y put us , amounted to 20,000 pat . n ee, and °ay 4,300 packagts met with purchaser.. Toe ~uly alteration in pin , . that took place has r. tereuee to scented Teat, which were 'on below toe previous market pr.ces By private co,' ir-c• transactions have n ot be a n Loge. Toe mark, a have ekes.: this attertiountor the koidsys. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The m Tact , qu.et to-day at yeate,d.a's prig r. Petals burp Y. C. ..n tt e tp .1, 38a 3L M 94.; b roabtr delirety, ; Jamary to March, Us. 3d., October to D..ctrabet, Ih-50, 395. 6J. SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKEL—THIS DAY. Messrs. C loper a.:d Davis report trade rather better, et the followihg prices: Prime Ids adow flay, C o to 725. ; interwar 60s. to 60s. ; R seven, 60s. to 60s. ; , iii. to 604. Straw, a.. w 245. COVENT-GARD] L-THIS DAY. The following ore the pricer , 1 , 20 Pine.oppleo.„ per lb., 3o to es i Grapes, heaven, p. lb., 3o to 8e Portugal, per lb, 9d to le Pears, per dm. lo to 4. per bolt dove, So to lib Lemons, per doe., le to Se per 109 Go to ISto Orontes. per &e., 9d. to le Id per Mk 9e, t IL. Iron= 1715. Apples, kitchen, p.150 , b., Te to 41 I bl moods. Pe Pees. e s mweet, r per lb.. 2s to is Walnut", pee 100, to Gd to 2. pet bush., les to 24. Filberts, per &sotto., 60e to 65e i Nuts, Bor., p. boob , 20e to 22e - mil, p. bush , Ile to Ifis Kest - Cabe, 60e to Gas per 100 I. - -- Carrots. per bolt., 441 to 64 Spinach, per mere, Is to is Orions, per bushel, 3s to es 13pasub, p, dos, Is tai to Is Blesllats, per lb., 6,1 to !d ose Art =, p. b., ed. Pt , i ll to st, LoWse t CoL . ped to 4d to ed c.. W pie mom b. tO Is 6d Ilearessems, per pit, Is to Is Srl Mein' xi sie., as I m iLolls p. NI to 3d Pedal, per fib Sil ilisrat7, per taus* ft to 3d /brae, per , Week, Si to 3d pur_sisu eN . dos. boa, 3s to 44 Per Idle» Is. Wald Mmlorms, peor,bosele. 31 laSal. Winam,pre Id i HisL i per ten*, 34 Seabee. per punnet, fe Adperesud. per boodl e, es to CaMeisi, p. dee., Seto le Clll l lll.l l itTP. pot dos.. !.le de Broccoli, D. des. bundL, te to 13e Ocresd, Per doe.. le ed to feed 411PCIA r .t., per belt dere, li6dto Sorrel, per belt dere, 61 to 9d Potatoes, per too, 809 to letle per eel, le le Se per bash., fe to Ss Turelpeiper deaban.,lo6dlo bed Red Beet, per dos, le to to Horde LAWN per bdt, le to de Cucumbers, emit, Ss to teed Leeks, per bock fd Odom per land* Sd te L Sd Radians% p.l* bundles, lent le Viennerese, pee dos. taallata. 4ato 64 .. 121 30 .. so RAILWAYS. Tins DAT, Two oTtocrx. In the share market today yesterdaj'a rates are those current for most of the leading lines. Several of Sri lighter descriptions, however, mark rather lower, and in the general aspect of the market there is no improvement to be seen, the tons being still very Sat. Caledonians are at present oalkd 10 to l 0; London and Brightons muk 781; London atd North Westerns, 1041 ; LOT don and South Westerns, 30 ; Midlacds, 46 ; Swan Eastern., 181. There is no alteration in the value of French shares. Paris and Rouen have been done at 211. Oman prism Yesterday. lalai %As, op to 1 Vibe. N.l Samna llamas. MlAbordems Tio. — Freric; II I Aisbit"Ne,llos,k It. Is. I arks Wen Pit (0%. Weajorgstaal lie tie 1 1 H 61 di 1 dia. pi ; I aaill = "l6l6lr. 0 De. pinalil 111m.WelvAlltsertallig le seina,, VIGIL, sad Doely U 27 22 24 9 1 4 4 2 pm 2 4 pm 10 11c..1;a1;0 — siii0a040 II asoles. etimoad Bin N Masi asi Caster ... . . 'Wawa: 33 SS dl. 13 is dis Is i.e NI H 21 4 Do. Ohara . _.. ._ II Do. dlO Pnlresaareg. 50 Chador and Holyhead .. U Do. Preillenee ~. .. 40 Dublin and Belfast /1010... 15 Bast Amnon . . lo De. (tllg 6.6;4 ~. 31 Do.(31.111.) 4p. Ct. PreL * BesternCountlse .., 10 Do. New Cm. 6 p.a , 41 Do. Zit, 6p. Ct.. No. 1 61 Do. do. N 0.2 39 Do. N. lk Z. 6 per Ct 41 Ds. New ... ... 15 tasters Cason, oar A (late B. U. Oh.) - 1 • Do. do. do 23 Do. dogs B. and C. &Ur * Do.ll=a tp. Ct.) 2$ Da New 6 1 Do. New a eludes 95 Ent tuwolnabtre _. 50 Ettlahureh and Cllrrow 24 Ezeter, Yeovil, it Don* 11 , dieter and azimuth le Northern 114 Do.. shares,A,Djernd 71 Dal oknues, B, 6u. 0, Cent. 20 Do. 5 per nt. Pre? 30 01.0outh.and West. Ore.) .00 Unot North or 3 ne l sou 1 15 De :sew. .A4O .. , 10 Do. New, ASO « 2$ Do. New, alb .„ „.I 22 Ds. 4 antes ... ••• „. SO Do. Fifths . . ... 21 Do. Nev, Ali .„ 50 Roll and Selby._ ... ... 15 Do. l *hares ... ... , • 224 Da I shares .- ... .. 30 Lsoeseter and Nernst , . 10 I DD. Thirds .'. .. _...' 101 .I.onewohire and Yo rk e r" 111 Do. do. M. B. &I 40 Do. 1 en t ree ... ... 135 Do. *hares ... ... .. 10 De. aftha ... ... -.... 134 90.'Clrda .. .., , le Do. Nov lgiaa..l3 p..Ct.L. 49 Do. Liverpool and Bury. Id tot. Wr4 1.141.100 Una. 64 Do. !'radon and Wyre 10 Do. l 'bores (A) ... .. So I Legal. sad Ifreatoed... .. Su I Leedf, and Entr-k ._ . 31 1 Do. Pref. I. ' , Colt - No.I 6 I Dn. Do. N 0.9 6 Do. Do. N 0.3 • WA/tuners 1642 7 per et 11l tondo:. and bawawali .. ' 110 lora. Brhrhrom, IS &Coen ' It* Uo. New A t gua.6 pd 3. 1 O Do. guaranteed! p.Ct.. late Croydon Mitts... 3/. Do. PreL 5 per Cost-. kJ Do.Couft. 5 n•4t.,11169 191 Loadun sod Greeninei 1/. Do. efOrfrOCe __,.. . dig 105.400 DI North- Western 12 lio. na %eel 1 abates... 7 Do. Firths „ • I D0.61..4,,1i.gnd kli • : 30 Sandoo a 10,290% atm at Llo. Nee, ASO to Oa New, ilr 5 Do. Prefera nee 7pC. ut ; 19 Lowavaoft Guar.a per Cod.' 8 d w i IV such., Ivarf.,SrLitaeoludf 36 Do. I shorn, No. 1 ...' 55 (10. starve. Nu. 2 ... 1 1641 Do. shone, Na 8 ... lu Do.. New Lin Pref. ... 00 Ufs.., Great t.d:ouly .. $5 ma i n. . . • • . a I Do oe*f.ontridiZio..., It 1 , Do. tiriwtby lb& .. 5 ill Du. LigoAn Uoion ...' . 100 1 didlalvd ... ... .„..., Su Do. £2) shares 100 70. hirm. and Deny.. no i lat. It. anal 11. N 1.. Cat; 60 Do•Ereww.hValleyPref. NI !Midland Ut 7% ettero (In) 15 Us New IA; SO Do. Outran. 5 per Ct... S Do. i.w/ron.ol per Id . la Ikeda britiala ... .2.. 1 ...i........ 6 { l Ds. . 6 Du. Prt femme 17, 1 710rth Stattinlthire ... 50 Oxford. Won,* Wadeer.: It need.,ol3lld.ouul Keiptel 41 Bunton and Ilitelolvi . 12 aeottfah Central ... 21 Souttish Midland ... . , - - II alareem, al Bum.. Claes A 1 dim. 71 7 din g Do., Clan B ... o Do., New Guaranteed. ' 2 I pa. I I. ,117milbury and Clown ' _ Rdves Yin.) ... ... * I Do. lel Do. Warren ... ... , II , Ito. a per Cent. Pref... i 6,l.ltrovtnin Coins ... ... 5e down Dena ... ... ••. I/ , Do. Preferenee ... ... silitooth ..tatfordntire... ... d tse north Poston .- ... .. 11 30 'Jo. N , ..) - .. . I 30 i to% No. 3 . . -. 3 Io Do. go. 4 Deltlosongd - . oi 4$ o le ' Liu. Su. 4 eon, ... 61 o 47 irloon Wales .. . .. WI dig 7 12 .0. lora, Don., * &nit.. 4 34 elks ICI ,neetie . ..l, Nothertaxi, as .. I 0t...e., !CM goo. 3 p.D7 I I dig , go Waterford and Kilkenny. i a ,0. Wen nolley,ll p. Q. du* • - - I I Lau. du. do. par Ipm 45 , Wil a ' vornareet,9 39 epr.. 24 II dr 2:. • Tort,Neweastlert Denney 142 IT I. &anti. Y.wanNewea.i, • 115 dig Do. (7.74.6. Porel.an en Pnteresee 44 41 di► tore ood N0..4 Ninon& 1 17 Do. , ^rcterenser .. •• SI dib. it 74 it t i 2$ U MB 1 II 1 11 Cl 1 "r dis a Pt '. SS I 4 pia 6 T 4 6 IT IS H 12 11 13 29 2211 28 38 o r ll dia. 31 3 3 die 2 a dis 39 32 213 230 49 II pm. 38 40 pm 19 2 :B' pm 27 1 2e ° 12 114 dim . 1114 11 It 8 819 97 99 48 Si 49 Si P lll 48 39 . f die par 43 41 6116 21 21i dia IV 10 dis. 4 Sidi. 11 1144* 2 4 pm. 7 61 ella. 3ls 41 si 2 4 om. ve 101 7 9 14 11 4; 1 1 44 . 3 2 6 di. 31 4 6 ' 744 79, 4116.0 1311 10 101 55 67 55 87 si 22 19 1 110 111 MIL 1 1 OIL 291 60t 548. 211, 194 Ms. lb 16 dia. 11 2 pea. 11 15 44 41 .11a 14 16 17 13 /a 31 41 II 2 71 7 6 16 IS &a 10 9 M. 21 ,9 6 31 21 as. • 421 404 221 311 As. 91 99 132 124 Ibe a 14 011 14 IS dia. is 17i 4 4I 1 .14 4 i 3 Is' i o On. i dia. 11 10 111 1.14 14 11 7 6 dia. 64 6, di& Ii 9 41. I.li. 16 e 4.11. 4 6 I_ 7 41 i die .' 15i 19i 4.1 s. wig, Vonuos KAMILIOW m.slo-it.dimi (We 'taw awl Auetnanj Idoul.ene and MIAOW Cntra! Naar (Visrma Patch abenimb 2 - •rr as intisa I;esinouis Do. da lAutmerearg Sao sad Liege tlar.bern of Frame ll Uses and Hurdle= • P.tia, and Orlearat ..• tYrlerod Motes Paris gad strasboare eiouels and Havre timbre '4l Mews 29 i IL Il 6 e U i El 9 2 9j 9d4 Tow* and 1.417,110 LIVIIMPOOL. Dee. 21. ffivici-iticrwror.—Tke market remiss very stiff, which feet epode Stowable for ths general fading. Saks :—lhrkenistsd, L a nombire, sad Cheshire MS& lASI% 11 per cent. till 'SO), id CAI. dad (Preference Slane). Si I—Landsh;re and Yorkshire (11. th shires). Si e. lee. Sd. d.— Loden and North Western, 11l 4 intto (new) (Nub Auto). 11 P. — Midland (1 sh..ro.), 214 2 o d.--North sitsifordshire, d.—South Eastern and Cm r (No. 3, 111 des.). 1114 —York, Needed/0 and Bend* (G. 14 E,Gpre tent till 'SO), S 4 4 e. d. MAIVCIIESTER, Dos. 31. liteas-Zzoluses.—Then was a voir7 small Wises ■e, and Floe sere rather band. LEEDS, Doe. 21. BToca-Biciwcos.—The bhare-zierket to•day km bora ot the lam dull and depressed Amputee as for several York sad Not lb Midlands were doss this nornbg at Ml= Stark, w 8 ; London sod North Western at. 1111 ; London and North Western Quarters at I. Pd. pm. ;. York sad No* Mind? raft moo at 5I dis.; sod BIRMINGHAM, Des. 90. Itroca.-Iticaixos—There was a Dery flat wrist eras Ivoilao.lsy, eery ma& at whisk is to be to tao ABMs einsalsiiaa Maths to patina/or teem's. DM= sr= Wasters Flies WIN. OM MEM% Old Poe& Ma sa 41.1b.>b dlooma. .1. q I Pa 6 1p la. 11116 6 i r dT; dts. II dl. Si 2171,4711 S. 4114,314 WIIIII _lb 110. lees I 791 61 0 2 6 22 14 BTocc•ExcirAmos —The mutat still en,intelned a tolerably firm tow. The Tatiaa' dealiap were in Great-Western Filth shams, which dosed at 1.1; Kaaters Counties 6 per mots. left all at 1 pa..; heath titiatoraahlres, lads. ; lah Sue :eta 10i. shares ;pa RAMBUI?O, Doc 18. BottegletiALLl —Bomb. Bergd., 94 hills, 94 money ; Deena numb., 931 bills, 93 money; Cologne Minden, 94 bills, 931 ; Magdeburg Wittenberg, 44i bills, 39 money; Allow Kiel. ;47,7„ Mecklenburg, 3.1 bills; Keansburg, Ild money; CIMM. ▪ 37 bills ; Copenhagen Ro Mann, 40 : Ilemb. Kirg. Priority, The per Ceuta, 104 bills, 104 money ; Berlin Haab, Priority, Pour.and.a.Llalt per Cents. 911 bills. tie/ money; 001, 8 08 leaden, ditto, Youramo-a-liall per Cents.. 99/ bills, PA money; Ditto, Priority Pim per Cents. 103 WIN 101 money; Mecklenburg, • Four-andekbaU per Ceuta., 100 bills. FORK. Leo 21. STOCK BICHANOII —Great N when', 71; North Stat Ordain, 7I; York, Newcastle, and Berwick (Newcastle Eaten. dos), Ili. Se. 9d. TRAFFIC RETURN FOE. THE PAST WEEK. Nexaeof Railway. 1849. el 1 19f 14 14 N 941 164 364 79 71 174 474 174 914 14 764 D 7 322 DL tir4i 10 I 188; L 6 I 230; 15 243 . 14i 141 94; 1371 /1 483 1849. £COO 3£o 739 413 3 286 6,931 1,213 695 . 661 811171811. Aberdeen Belfast sad Belli mina Birk, nkend, Lane., & Cbesnirr Belton, Blackburn. and W esi Yorkshire Bristol and Exeter ' Calsd.nian Ches•er and Holyhead Dublir and Drogheda Eubiu and Kingstown Dude. ,Perth,Aberdeen Jung East Anglian East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Nortolh Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dund I Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock Great N or. hern &B. Linetilnsh Great Southern and Watt rn(I) Great Western Laneash r and Carlisle Lancashire end Yorkshire.... Liverriail,Croshy, & Southpor London and North Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and S. Cose 1 London and South Western , Londonderry and Enniskillen' Manchester, Stu lt, & Lincoln Midland Midland Great Went rn.(l) Monklands „ - North British Seottii-h Central Soottii-h idland Shrew-bury an Cbester Shropshire Union South Di.von SouLh E•;netern Tilt Vole Ulster Wa.trord end Lin. rick I West Cornwall Wl.ilrkav,o Junction York, Newc otle, Berwick York and North Midland Four:lON. Amfons and Boulogne Dieppe . .. Dutch Itli.l.i•h Mont, r. au .411.. Troy. s Northern of Franco (?Lana to Bourgea (B•Gt.) Orleans io Tours Paris .7 d Orlesna Paris antl Rouen Kutieu a Id Havre MINRS. 764 1 76i 26 26 2 7 11 1; 2 7 11 11 107 S 1071 72 r 72 82 82 :5 85 69i 691 (From the Noma, Jeurnaf.) The mining 'hale market centime. in a firm and satisfacti ry po.iti dn. On the eggregeee a I..rte amount of business has lain den., and a further impr.yetn.nc may he anticipated nice the commencement of the y as-. The l gutty kr attires in tn. leading !Mee are lately utainteined, and, in 'turd instance at advanced r ices. Since our last an iv usual numb r of I) von G:cat Colleai . e r ta e 7 .,i clta c zk v % d : i x i to , t r a t t ,g ail s va u tuic.etth Hues-i, South l liuy gas, Trehant, ar.d Eint. Whe,l Rose, South Tau at coo heats improving in gene r. 1 appearance, as well in the quilt, as the quattity of er oviduct. ; the i n crease over the last two Is ouths is about 10 , 1 , 31., scich places the mine in a profitable pontoon. The rice. t arrangement respecting Herod , feat ( referred to in our tar) has, in all pr habLity, parcel the mine in • perman. tit position. Shares are new in dem, rdat an ad vance, whilst heinre they were atationary. In our r.otice of S nith Bas-et, hut we. it, we s'ateil that a new engine was to topers. de the wee ot twine at that mine. We have since been a iviscd that then, w engine f. to be erected in the south part of the chd mine, which portion has hewn long idle. By • new lease now .b.ainede the c money ore call. 1 open to work the south part of the sett (from whence the former profits were chiefly n.adr); and, to carry out that covenant, the new engine is to be inimedia.ely rect. d. We learn that all the shires in Trethevy Copper Mine (formerly Caradoo Copp. r) have nun t. .n up, and the deposits paid; and the numerous appiicitione fur there. which have al ice been made present strong evidence of the favourable opini in enc./Mined of the 1r 'petty. Ileigneton D own eqragie ie repr tented to have Improved sines our lut ; the 20 tm. level west is producing good saving welt f it copper. At Holmbush, a very important discovery bar hone ma d e in the 120-fathom Irv. I ....nth, win-re a rich curse of silver lead has been met with; b ,t its extent cannot be ascertained as yet, iu consequence of the great it flux of water; the backs in the above level have also improved. Shares in the following mines have changed hands since our last—viz.: Dec ,ta G.. ut Console, Melaka! and Barrier, East Wheal Rom, S 'farnar, Tillman, Bedford United, Devon and Cesar:may, T. eteigh, Tretnevy, Trelawny, Cwm Ertin, Bwlch Co. sole. Itmair L ear, West Ceradoo, Heignstan Down, S'ray Park, IL.lmbuak, Trehane, East Huller, COlL durroer, West Providence, Tremavne, and Heroilifm. At the But root meet rag the .ceounts for °welter and November showed a helmee against the mine of 6041. 6a. 9d. The statement of @mounts of the Calling tim Mining Com pany, which will be *Omitted to the forthcoming meeting, shows • balance (mains , the mmipany of 2,2221 2*. 7d.. and in the Kelly Bray d pant:sent a balance also against them of 1,2461. Gs Bd. In fur. ign mines the principal transactions have bees I. United Mexican Imperial Brazilian, St. John del Key, National Brazilian, and the bueinew rather limited. The Alien Mines rerort for 0 .tober has been received the estimated produce fir the mmiith ir tier. n at 179 toe., of eloper ore. The mho s, gent rally, appear to be es produc tive as lust reportd. lee the beck of the 20, and the southern crees-cut in the Itoives, the lode is rich, and "reducing four tons to the fathom. Th e surface operatic. a are retarded by the setting iu of winter, and which will aff it the returns of - the seam . Letters from the Linares Mines have been reedy. d to the Bth. The 30-fm. level has b. ea secured east snit west about 90 fathoms; the proepeccs ecotone equally favourable, es pnviouely reported, whilst the surface uperaims are pro gressing satialacwrily. Addces here been rem ived by the directors of the Austra lian Mining Company, from which it appeals that the pros- pects of the 'tunakilto Mine were of a meet flitt ring nature, end preparations were making for smelting tn.. use at a spot where there was a large quantry of fuel ; a large di po-it of excellent fire-brick bad be, n discovered wits in s's miles of the townsnip, and e 01.111 2 011 brick earth within hilt • mile. By this discovery. fire-brick can he made for 41 p r thousand, which, from Adeleid., *soul cost 121. PERUVIAN POTATORS.—At & COunCil of the Royal A g ricultural Society of England, lately held in Ter-square, Mr. Mr. B. Maiming communicated the follow ing result of his eul.iva , ion of potato. a trim South American seeds: The Peruvian potato aced was set in ordinary garden-ground at Shacklewell in 1h4%, and in due course showed fair stem* and led; but, en opening the ground last autumn, the result was touiiil ro be only , a few bulbs, about the Mze of very small marbles, which, eonrequently, were dieregerded. Tins year, how- VW, from the aced lett accidentally in th. leviund, there sprung up several vigorous stem.. some of wine li had It area of estramdinary size; the plants flowered in a variety of co lours. The yield Irom these, considering the small set, ens lail lN e' F an A:T t l l Cl .e D ail ; INof tubers H ine ...— " A uld little after eight o'clock, on Timidity morning, Richard Reable, a Pantie, liaise in Sneeez-pleee, Lark-hall-lar e, was parsing up the Liallowne-road, when be observed a paper parcel lying insole a low wooden fence, and, dislovering that it wr s nai LA de m ra szT bly the body of a child, be immediately communicated the feet i to Mr. Coleman. the inspector of police fee the dist Anne. rict, wh A o ; sawed the removal of the body to the Lowdown* . post martens t zessiaation was made, which Fined that the @Mid, a See mall infant, had been born move, and that _ . ' - Abel tie" 'child,* floe mate mien:, n.. .... - d ea th wee MOW d by navies bcemorrhage and 'wilful neg. led. /10 inquest was held yesterday, at the Llllll4lo.epe Arms. b! Mr. W. Cartel, eedietWilful mauler rel. tra gi r teit t ed l7: l° .. ,... •• • 7 1 .'" . .., -- ----7: I X- - ""` bi r' th • e te j lus wl triatool° ll ' 7ll ti. to de. l t . a • ' # 1 I -f : 4t. 2,126 15,116 1,556 2,981 2,200 2,525 873 2,616 3,643 14,970 2,846 2,898 1,154 384 1,324 '384 1,275 8,300 1,458 712 194 11,989 6.980 659 16,123 2,456 12,8118 6,892 6,168 12,329 2.1 - 69) 6,2h4 4,017 2,169 40,034 633 7,667 6,116 117 4,368 20,389 1,169 I,IY 3.1u1 1,5 a) 2,413 7911 3,33 E 18,661 6.9671 7,327 2,645 20,464 1,048 2,2861 !Ail 1.2791 1,061' 7,170 1,:43 7167 13,4091 7,3271 11 1407' 1 97( illeONB LIM sad CHURCH wif irm—igiall. 4. Imilabsialree, 'wore thst di* big hod Mrs Mr& sal Imam ear Mar rausl WU .0.411211•00.•••••••• ski be momft mixt anon a5eigt i.......0016 dill ilmamil7 Ws 101 silf doe then the mew at mi di fr l _ Is dr sat liwilt• mil liseildil seissir. glirviegh be lir pot op woe Ilwaillii agle• at tibe Sol wilimiast the Cliumb Ilireiss whit* will be Mod =nose They may lobed aim le sr vetwet S e c rtrort skulls lei depot dagges.--31.11011 4 3 WO. a urr a ge o lt i t =Al i za t zr a tir is ft. ra 13 13 12 12 39 2901 GO 260