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

„ 4 jjt T 43 rt p / A e , , a r c - . 2 ^ - + • No. 1,028.1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1849. [THREEPENCE. BALLWAYS. METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY. :P.** llMalls ...:iw~i 'Ofiews itriburg Comma losedial _Lain „Jamie isirsou . Jamie _ . ibe - Ormaii ..Tarr -- 111 To . rw Odom Viesore Limpid Mashed% 111.1120 CAI re firlows —Nowt Nishisrs t3lllelsers balsam . micron' Trials I. llMahar' ...TWO*, . NCI York L 47 W. I. 14.3, La i &, kit ilk C•I'C'LLLT • reflosele a !men le •p ow. tag elf belied e immutable , be new or of tbe SOU of Holt Ho I by ill vl. illiefa. 14 4 wUa at G. B. P. C4OOll I a &yew y Fes. rq' r Mara BA of ..e.. my. J•,.1 A d Edina s. maw. ea ,I F. I. r7O. N. U. 110" la • Roc C 1 .1 1: my. row" )i\nebiati r 2. CM Idriow dee, a 361 " 11, larlr•rabi. Imo /. Imams" Mir" rab kt 84 . /Ms Jeff'', Tito" crow' Vtarw a Ow Ws St' EN.. la" at a th . Imo T. Limner, DR. c. J. enemas of te. I °L .e, re ict " r i ;6. •.t.. L IZ:: • • ISEW ZEALAND COIIPANIL.-.BOUNIT M 41:01 k oustneekrioN.—ne omit 4 timeless el ite itALCID 00011 WIT win be may as TEWlNOAlr i _lie ..kilsv .di DAMAN MM. at I (Abet potato tw a t to receive =it. ray ....drying the ale of tv..tutty. to toosalerattua et ielish o-- ~.1 ...broke to rroTt• v. do. tax a wrio iof thaw yam I a, ~.,..rsicAT, ,,, ._.,w.,„ tie.. :lettlemeat a MIN Nell ..... p,:t • ill Nei itetlood. and !ft dory, ta New booth Kea" V "" — ......05, -Mg awaltioos a( the enomet Red a fermi of tender my "Wor ...,. sppaisclis at the Nor Tinie.el Um,. The *Mien • l o t .141. tbrouelves to oe.ept Air kIWI4. ar any t e .i,r._ey g aff Mt: , e ort. 111031.%4 CUDOEST 11011%0T0% i e.n.l Boar, fl Ittchel.etree*.belidlerse. land o, Nev. 10. --------__ tip.Nloit Lint ASSURANCE COMPANY, Ns 2. Old Insdwdrpo, frooorr—lits (kw Put...f RUTLAND, F.O. ibe 1 ,943 I bl the Earl Fury%lltam, F.lllll, LILA. I:•/+t llourrurrible Carl 01 Crrurrron. 11111:1".1/1 7111 Klett Honourable lard rbevunt ,a rable !Award llart L'oyd M.P. 1k The• lhaourable John Hemp Throws 21113111eVe 1111,101%. ▪ %%•:,•••••• Liairge Hylton MUM. tiseL, M.P. (s 4 ....As —JOIN DEAN PAUL. Eaq., 317, IttraniL Iwo BEILIiELXY Eaq., 24. ant 1 0 ,- , treeL opm „, is ennionaml of two he nelviv—the mutual or pored amap, earl t roprietary or non-partiripattim. 9e - tle Vl' ICA!. branch the entire fund ot prehilanal is soeumulated esc tater ticu. tit el the mew, ; the elude am ant mutts am.o.iLy divided masonic the holder* of with** an which r oom • • adv . on ravine base been p al. whatever 'I he , the h ast rh e id en ,,,t thie the wpm eh e entitled to an portion of mnt* of ismaa the h ey holders enior preciarly the tome ibel,autagra as in a ma nial ...grime mold), with the adittiof al welted, of a spited of jo,hP. Inc *hole of shish baa been eutaieribed hie by a name- Ai mil niiineciist Froprittary• pr e siliS-PAZTICIFATLIO branch dm rates of premium see $0 the towel rowel* mob emdatent with the rectal y of the =adi ret 'They are also made pay ible In a variety of Way*, in ift At the circumstance. and tinvenienoe of ottfeirnt clauses of hoo:ert. lhlteh he re Ism e ffectual arrant menlo have been odzyted for the mapetioL,Ml aCeJaartlethli•el of all elah-eil of the mewed. par, p t. ..e• crated in the proveet tote*. De let •• nimruledoa slowed to roliedor. and irate. ay r tee Board of Menton, !PCT.* Mt K. simple,. LIFE POLICIES INDISPUTABLE. E pp U, FARMERS' and GENERAL FIRE 1,0 LIFE LNCCRANCE and LOAN and ANNUITY IN _Empowered by aped* , .tot of ['mit:lntent. ibla Os anantee of an amok Capital, subscribed by a numerous and illnegno no y f eltarebottins. Claims paid promptir. ip. germinn of the Assured from Liability of_ 'tnerrat Teergins or eighir per nat., of the PfOft. of Lite Insurance di. emaz-t the innuratL Life Wartime el sway kind effected. *Meal d vn.Lit.ts rimanrrated be their reports in sla even The hoe. .(h!ol an M web, VHS, averaged tweatpatz per cent. on N o rm, pail. Polities free of ammo duty. The n penal receipts tur policies doe at Christmas ere now reedy at Fee hod wriee, ow in the bands of the magentas, and ehnoW be taken up lea before eke 11th January, InSO, or the polity will elan,. Finest tom and every information may be obtained of the agents, Rat the tad ogee. W. 111 W, Managing Director. rdrEto or ksoN ost of t S f ra. IND I USTRIOsI.I E US HABITS, either slay RE a MODERATE INCOME We I articles or hourly consomp•isa.—Tor tall particulars spply, chit. r reroptal y or by Uttar, to the CAST INDIi TEA CON. Fate. Writ Saint Ileica's Churchyard, City. REVOLUTION IN LIGHT.-00 0 D NEWA.—Every persons buy ing limps sbookl Laquire only for CLAIM'S l'A FENT LAIIrs." This Is • caution to the pnbl e. Llark's Dia mond Lamp is perfect; ths ehespest, Twit simple. and tbe best. It sures the light of fourteen candles, and sort for twelve hours without at. tenths]. Clark's read Candle Lamp is worth • hundred other candle lamps. Cloth's Tdamond tamp tor India is nansull4o.i I the draught of the Punkah. The Iletrupolitaa Light Conspany II r t aje v's dcaslakas w.th light supply. Every Wms bye a Ls' c ..C!AItICN PATEN f.'• Ike public artl hose now ether. Ate bah ohm fee inimeetins at the Company's V.stsblisk meat KI ilbgli ARK, UAW* Nagager, 417. West :Anna. ap peals ,rte -.'s Clacking Illsaullsetery. sod nest door to the Itleetrie Telegraph Comp The Company supply gas chandeliees mad ps lights 1 *. swat, sod ea gas Wimp at whokssle chum. jei:VNIPS at ell SORTS awl PATTERNS.—The Loarl. as wail as (animal adocilielll at PAL R'!! MAG. ..Irl .toer CANDLESTICKS; erapilao, Mauna. awl Add LAMP‘, oar. Übe Lard itaprovantad. awl of Ihe wow sad aod r.chrretit pattern% la ardda,_lnaldualma sad Oda Oda. at =sa. .0. is added% la WILLIAM IL BURTON'S (lad art Earlar., "Ualadialavel, wormy ot Ildriaaa.droaload No. I, Wonson.ottort, mesa an tho taaatsablo arsoaltits sow 11.. I! Leaps la very mit variety. Palmeri palest Oodles (dart.rd ',7d. walk; liendesamapkime, boded cans. B att sopr•od at. Walled madam" wltb togradap, mat ((psi pet; fro...—E,tabliabod In Wanodaraet. as ISIS THE '•TEA-PLANT • TEA-POT, so named fro tt. ...‘fei eleheretely armed gitle tbe Wm and sae m of Nen% me ju.t been added $ Noes pattern ma le mder tM lloodem Patnt, .earl( , ae delft lbe bet tem mire attained web a otae-oor , ad motlarsty from NM algoom durability, sad Nev em m :.. tam haw their mast ramablome to dim. Wog eletrorla d vub a .tr.at.oeft of eiAver. MN 4,1 a. Ckttage pattern tea and etas set emplato ..—. 8 N llatiyus do. do. da. II maim me de. de. do. ---.. 1f bort a ugh do. &mod do. dn. ......... IT tut.. do plain do. db ......... I lotd , ..tomme pattern do. do, —..... I PM T. vote, 2Te. erseh; mai pele. No egN, of Use Cottage Pt' lin.; v.pote,. .tl• each ; eidgeopeli. Ma wag, et the to I s My atom argil Meg is gma awe porsetbee. Eapaviap omt Ile mg) boo WILLI %MI S. SUWON (Ws Ira red Illeisa), It Olds& abut, sad I, Xariimaatiastiamer Ira lb 1120. STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— F EN sTm EßS 'atts• shore are esquested, sem assay 110 stow*, to Wit ITU LlOl B. run - rows e lip pea sad Demo) 13W NM*' Ut, Ortinetl.street, earwig et Promimiersol, sad he. I, New. sisa.cet /Des are the lemma Is the weld. end emote such an awortm w est d ViNUEKS, 1110•171. Ramis, naa4aoss. and GENEKAL IttUNMONGIUIT r eeemet be segneeeleig sisewhere, ether tor witty, sanity, berety et *a" ee ampieleeesei of work. staaship. elide the prwes sr* ea thet low mole kr width We se& libettent Iwo bre esiehnetill lee nee this ceselet et a /*starry. BOW *Uwe. with breessel eremesats sei ten Ws et ten, SI 14e.; ego 'nth minds sesosSuls eV Ms here, s 9 te Barely perm ; *maid beam emilSetet . with treat 7s. Is ZS; NW hal to, tees 13e.; AU% lin AM wade ereemots, frees t 2 18e. w tes lestsess; Ilee.leeek Ikea la. Id. the me to S 4 4a. wafer other !must atom Intl; nide' hearth eideh Me seen let tweed Ow swirl wade we e l w et. Dettele4 Wawa with etiter...asus met (DR pea) tne.--Zeelilehed wdadana wins Fatter' • pOTAMC WATER sal REAR'S GREASE. — Whin the bait le besenith E. esti lelliag di, the qty mtlat remedy, brothel Amine the hes 4 le the loth of the thth atove.numed artieleo, applied dilliMMe/ Meath yew te *ems the moo from scurf had se • earl the brelegeethe as • seertMer. If any torthor edam we vortical d the Adam et thee. wan. tor reap' W eel pethenthth th• Mr. Conies amount of the qua*, utell,ea the Ms* of - dothined by "the of the North Antrim Dinh Teeth be • sothlent elatrL 10.40 mod owns, liaspONdleth. Wain. v!" ing IssmAlowl the me d i mes path sr sad vb. mg gm Ith the sehthle, e a t the rine thee woe War leth loth their alum eat mlirem art rthe es the Pt ar abille e e We their GUMMI( • apothem PRICE ONE FLORIN Mi.-THE HAIR.- Bonet of Adds! A.:l tee ban • psverfal mid In them This truth may be rendered appunattit put!, • &V %al •01 ILT0:111 9 11 : • :teen raituroun nut *lll moos Npanar. Tan sead Is of all thhop tbe m , ^ l initirodio to the Ain (Attained, optat the beeittdieese ot lon many the albums d a Ina bead at h*. II HAIR LUBRICANT to not r gore Mk*. WI is ea ". 81 ,2 . anal, of the peculiar mobil vit• tibt MS" tbe ant flitt h it 1.4 if applied r dYMMd Ye ermines dB um Mk, v 'ith mei one, nature the bait ion amilaktzit taw lave resehei from improper treatment, an a d a rk and brairiful. In an eleirant motedie tendert in town ionniall• llerara. Barclay and dom. ebumbrad Sutton and Ca, Ber l 41 1' ; 01211,1 . even, and Hannay and Co, C _ F.AR, FAIR, and SOFT SKIN. 1 .-A A" LAN 08" ILALTDOL as Oneida amok rzyfres boos Wee or meek abeam " Wee* lise. portiyies, mei waft Ole e " ; tin* by Ms see as yr pews se nee esesery IMF agetilles thossere '''..1""14 ad date akwasigaftriesi li rnS ee .= spot.. frtekies. dbrimar eisitmatermasso im g Isdicrt bit .ea le awe ba ese le Ss seem se which it iodates ea the ellatioislier iled=_.--ii.".ings."l". &Ira ent minim twin' tor u"P* l 7 Mims to the seelsek amd tg Me Maid 11 • 08. femme! bee. TM woe " • on at as IT i rr ~(_ sees article. Tee M. Id. =Maw war Irmat==18"0") natmovils., Ledo, =Mg N. se putassers. . 1 , \me F lo. r AP 6...--, )3ARLOW'S NEW IN- • I 1 E4II°.IIVENTED IliaxAcnric SYPHON ' . XEQUIRES 140 VENT-PEO: I I PN'ns ale. hem Nom, as other liquors 2 .1 from ilaseadmit tat or add so 'actually V - - A that Salad plot shalt beams as geed K 1- .-- , • 1 k -----' D lA.i.,_ Vt -- )11-1-1.-11-1— ----- "". N7 ,---- - -„, lc) the ant ; warmattal mmpay its Mt to g i two asks at ale; pries 41. liti t , or eat 1 l 7 Dee to smy pert of (if two are Maas) at N. id. eKb. The above engraving will imolai' its action. When tits tome key to Sited on the top of the plop C (which bra hole op. , pante the air.tehe H) gailleient air rumba i through it into Ow emit to muse the liquor I . to run off freely ; when the tap is turned . , off no mere air sea eater. JAMES BALLOW, 14, King William. street, Kanel.m.lantiae. Fetabliahed 1890. N.B.—Nene are genuine mem 'tamped with hie name and adders. 1 B. wale* pall a new m ethod ofir= seam warranted to delicbt sit who tare it, end supplier odd retail Kt NEW IN% Wan/ TAP WRAPPILIK (to mapenede the bunalna method el wing pawl, at Ai and ls. pm wart. TY trade supplied. THE ART VOLLIII2 Err 1649 is now reedy, pries Me. ed., beedsranely booed la cloth, reateistas tweaty4wr stud Ihs parlay hoes the Versos Genery,twelve Engravings trout works la sculpture, elstees Papaws frost the poets, ea pared an woad, end upwards of 1100 weal miming., and scary 400 per* of tetter.prem. The December slumber of tie "Art Mead • amain LIM " sad Daw Idda, ° lidlledcwidk trim the "Wares by N. Lalanna. LA, herbs y_ Gallery. Abe. "te. Dietrereed Diedeer,^ defrayed y R. A. Jams; from the group la rodble by Ur R. Widowed; R.A. George Virtue, 23, Paterearawrow. AM I N MOWS Ir)re PUBLISHED WORKS WILLIAM PICKERING. 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EAST InDIA MILITARY COLLEGE, ADDIICOMEE. Yesterday a deputation from the East India House, accom panied by a body of visitors, who had received invitations, proceeded to the East India Company's Military Seminary, at Addiscombe, for the purpose of receiving a report from the Lientenant.Governor (Sir Ephraim Stamm) of tke pro gress made by the gentlemen cadets in the various branches of science, and distributing the rewards and honourable dis tinctions gained by them since the last term. The exami nations were conducted by Major-General Sir Charles Pesky, HE., and the answers received to very Micah quemimes were of a very satisfactory character, proving a thorough knowledge of each department et science. At their conclusion the report of tke Public Examiner and the Lieutenant-Governor (Sir E. Stamina) were read, and the following gentlemen cadets of the first class were brought forward, being in their fourth term: Messrs. George Arca Crater, Henry Alexander Brownlow, W. S. Trevor, J. R. Sandy, J. Otway Mayne H. T. Rogers, Montagu James, B. Tionney, A Madden Lindsay, W. de Vitra, H. Turtles Forbes, F. B. Butt, T. Pazkyse Smith, Godfrey Twigs, G. H. Stone, F. Swanson, E. Stepney Yuman, H. Codgan Harvey, W. D. Forster, Wm. Alex. Gatlin, John Edward BriOtreasi, H. L. C. Bernard, W. A. Fraser, F. Barnard Foote, Henri C.ampbell, H. T. Oldfield, George Wm. Manson, B. S. H. AMMO, E. A. Papas, R. H. Wall, W. H. Matadi!, F. H. Tunkinson, Montagu W. Parker , B. Coleloggh Urquhart, B. Owen, T. K. Nimmo John Morland, J. A. Footer , P.O. Rankin, W. A. Park , H. Kiska's, F. T. Miller, Fitajames Barn Dunlop Middle tom Cheats J. Richard', L. IL bake, A. Gordon. The report of the public mains? rerommended the fol lowing selection to be mado:—For enemas: Ilessie. Crater, Browalow, Trevor, Seedy, .I.otway 31Lac as sr H. T. Rogers. For artillery : Mesas. James, Lindsay, De Vitrb, Forbes, Butt, Smith, Twist, Stone, ewes son Kaman, Harvey, and Forster. For infantry : For Ski:branch of the see n 28 gentlemen were reermaimbl, whose names are give la the list of those brought hewed, viz., from Mr. Garden to Mr. Gordon, incisive. The Iowa; prizes were then awarded :—First elms: Mr. H. Alexander Brownlot e v s r for first good estet essd ia splendid artillery swo ; Mr. Game Arca the gold Pollock , and prises foe Noma male: mattes, second fortification, military surveying, and Lads. lir. Browalow : First prize in Mathesame,second in Hin dustani. Mr. Trevor : First prize in Hindustani, and second good conduct. Mr. Jamas: Prize in palmy. Mr. Lindsay: Prize in civil drawing. Mr. DO /litre : East prise in fortification, and prise in military drawiag. Mr. bell: Prise in French. Second Claw.—Mr. Maximilian Genesee: Prize in Hindustani. Mr. Patrick Stewart: Prise in mathematics, prise in fortification, and 9 prise for good matter. lb. Be Boarbel: Prize in military surveying, prize in French, and prize in Latin. Mr. Junes Stewart: Prise in civil drawing. Mr. Heathont : Prise in military drawing. Third Cima.-11r. P. C. Anderson: Fos rth prise for good conduct. The chairmen (Major-General Gal. loway). then addressed the endow, enjoiaing attention to the various branches of study, a knowledge of which was mess. say to qualify them for the profession selected by them. A keens.? was gives to the oompan in the house el the • ----..tglioyerser, and the s terminated. IMPORTANT =WINO OF PAROCHIAL DELRGATRIL A numerous meeting of delegates from all the principal purshee of the metropolis took place lest evening at the board room of St. George's Workhouse, Southwark, for the purpose of carrying out the recilutione adopted at a preliminary meeting held In the vestry-hall on the 13th ult. There were present leprountatives from the parishes of St. Marylebone, St. Paacru, St. Luke, St. Martin-in-the- Fades, St. Clement Danes, St. Giles, St. Andrew Holborn, St. John and St. James Clerkermill, St. Mary Kensing ton, Bt. Saviour's, St. John's, St. Glove's, and St. George'. Southwark, St. Mary Newington, It. Paul Covent garden, Lambeth Sanitary Assoeistios, St. Botolph, Bishops gate, Bermondsey Stepney Union. Spitalfields, Ratner kith., Bt. George Eloocustairy, St. Giles, Trinity (Gray's inn.lane), Strand Union, St. Anne Bobo, 8.. John, and St. Margaret, Westminster, Chelsea Union, Bethnal-green, Aidgate, Poplar, Chelsea parish and union, Paddington, West leffidon Union, it. :time i, St &rid:az*, 1::::: . .f.:., Shoreditch, Wbitechapel, Shadwell, Bro . mley, Deptford, St. George's-in-the-East. On the motion of Mr. Pea.ratent, of St. Luke's, seconded by Mr. Tat/Puns, Mr. George Collinson, chairman of the Board of Guardians of St. George's union, wee unanimously called on to meld*. Mr. WALKER, churchwarden of St. Glare's, South wark, moved a resolution to form ea emulation of parochial representatives, to be called " The Water Supply Aso d.. nos, ' for the purpose of promoting measures in parliameot for °Malabar see abundant sunk of pure water, en the pdsuiple of continuous suiply and constant high pressure, noise the immediate control of a public board, to be elected by mrso-payrs and owners of property. He attriouted to the dd. Swum to the supply of water the marked contrast during the period of cholera between Lambeth and Southwark on MN one hand, and Wapping with the adjoining districts on the other; the v Illation having fallen but lightly in compa rison on the latter. Mr. GEORGE, chairman of the beard of guardians of St. Anne's, Soho, seconded the resolution. Mr. HORNE, one of the guardians of St. Luke's, Old. strut, suited, from statistics furnished by medical officers of his parish, that where there was a _plentiful supply of water the cholera had touched lightly. The water companies, he remarked, who professed to give 4i per cent. on their capital, managed to pay 11 per cent., for which the public were taxed 190,0001. a year. It was because government was said to be about to appoint a commission that he thought the parishes should move ; for he viewed with great distrust the practice of debtralising the management of such matters in the hands of government. Mr. T. W. SANDERS, of St. Martin's in-the Fields, dis sented from the resolution, which was carried, as were else resolutions for raising a fund to defray expenses by subscrip tions among the vestries, and for obtaintug returns showing the extent of the present water supply and rates. Mr. G. SHILLIBEER, of St. Luke's, congratulated the chairman on the effective manner in which this movement had been supported, and moved the thanks of the meeting to the chairman. Mr. ELLISON seconded the motion, which was unani mously carried, and suitably ackscerledged by the chairman' The meeting then adjourned to Monday evening next, at the Lawson Rooms, Gower-street. THE CATHEDRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL MEETING AT ROCHESTER. A meeting. of the friends of the Rev. Robert WlAston, Head Muter of the Cathedral Grammer School, at Rochester, was held in that city on Saturday last, at which the following statement was read, and the subjoinea resolutions were unanimously adopted and agreed to The statutes of Rochester Cathedral (A.D. 1512) assign to the Dean 1001., to each of the canons 201, to each of font university students 51, and to each of 20 grammar boys, 21. lac 4d. a year ; they also require the stu ten's and bays to be maintained out of the funds of the church, Tue income of the dean is now at least 1,4261., and that of a canon 6801, while the other stipends are still 51. and 21. 13s. 4d. only. Mr. Whiston, as muter of the Cathedral School, after persevering and protracted, but unsuccessful efforts, from February 1848 to May 1849, to procure an augmentation of these stipends, published a pamphlet on " Cathedral Trusts and their Fulfilment," in which he proved that 60 boys at Canterbury, 40 at Westminster, 40 at Worcester, 24 at Ely, 20 at Rochester and Peterborough, and 18 at Durham, are entitled to maintenance out of the fuads of those thumbs' respectively. For the publication of this pamphlet the Dean and Chanties of Rochester slated on Jae 29, 1849, that they were under the painful necessity of removing the complainant from his office ; Mr. Whiston immediately in stituted proceeding s in Chancey , but without success, the Vice-Chancieller, Sir J. Wigram, conceiving that he had no jurisdiction to redress the wrong, and regretting that he was under the necessity of refusing Mr. Whiston's motion. Upon this Mr. Whiston appealed to the Lard Chancellor, and the dean and chapter again recognised him as head master, but cited him to appear bettors themselves to justify the pamphlet and answer interrontories thereupon, at the same time denying him cannel or the presence of a friend. The result was, that on October 10, 1849, the chapter (as they say) " felt themselves under the painful necessity of reverting to their former conclusion, and removing the complainant from the superintennence of the school. Is 'sedately afterwards, without advertisement or csmpetition, they elected for his successor the chaplain of the Bucks County Gaol. Under these circumstances Mr. Whiston has applied to the Court of Queen's Bench, and on the applica tion of Sir F. Meager, Mr. Justice Patteson has granted a rule nisi foe • mandamus to the dean and chapter to restore him. The proceedings in Chancery are still pending, and the law costs are of necessity very heavy. Resolved, " That as it is certain that no expense will be spared by the very wealthy body against which Mr. Whitton is contending, and as the interests of education and the due fulfilment ot cathedral trusts are deeply interested in the success of his efforts, this meeting trusts that the public will cordially . unite in an anal and liberal endeavour to obtain such an important object." Resolved, " That subscriptions be forthwith entered into, and that Thomas Baker, Esq., and William Manclark, Esq., of Rochester, be treasurer+, and that all persons be requested to forward their subscriptions to either of those gentlemen, who will acknowledge the same." Resolved, "That this meeting forthwith enter into sub scriptions," which was done accordingly, to the amount of irly 2001. SALISBURY PRIZE CATTLE SHOW. SALISBURY, Due. 11. A meeting of this newly-established society was held in our marketplace to-day, and attracted a consi derable number of •iiitors, and excited considerable interest. The stock of oxen, heifers, cows, sheep, and pips exhibited for cespetion • u of first-rate character, and, it being the first exhibition of the kind held in Salisbury, may be consi dered large as to number, and the expectations of the most sanguine were more than fully realised. It augurs well for the future. The following was the adjudication of prizes: 101. for the twist fat ox—to Mr Bond, of Ruston, nur Bridgewater. 51. for the second-beet fat ox—to Mr. Samuel Ferris, of Bulkiegtoe, near Devises. 101. for the beet fat cow or heifer—to Mr. Samuel Ferris, of Bulkington, near Devizes. 64. for the second-bat fat cow or heifer—to Mr. William Coate, of Ham-moon, near Blindfold. 101. for the best pee of 6 fat down withers, above two peen old—to Mr. Stephen Mills, of Elston Howe, near Devizes. .31. for the second-beet pen of 6 fat Down wethers, shoe two been old—to Mr. Stephen Mills, of Elston-house, near Devisee. 101. foe the best pea of 5 fat Down withers, under two years old—to Mr. Joseph Stratton, of Manningford Bruce, near Devises. 61. for the second-best pen of 6 fat Down wethers, under two years old—to Mr. Smithey', of Wineel, Hants. 61. for the best pen of 6 fat Down ewes—to Mr. Joseph Fetcher, jun., Fovant, Salisbury. 21. for the second-best pen of 6 fat Down ewes—to Mr. Stephen Mills, of Elston-house, near Devizes. 31. for the best fat pig —to Mr. Greene, of Bruton, Somerset. 21. for the second-beet fat pig—to James North, of Woodford, labourer. After the show a public dinner was held at the Whits Hart Hotel, which was very numerouly attended by the mayor end magistrates of the city, the magistrates of the county, sad the leading agricultu ri sts of the county. W. Wyndham, Esq., of Duiton, presided, and T. Pain, Esq., elliciated as vice-president. The usual loyal and patriotic and other toast were given from the chair, and the evening rimed off very pleasantly. FOREIGN Hops.—The importations of bops which have recently taken piece fromthe United States ef Americo, and also from Belgian, have just been followed by, we be lieve, the largest arrival of the kind which bas tam place from abroad this seassa j _the first of such importations to any remar kable extent. The Americas line of packet ship Hendrick Hudson, arrived in the docks from New York, has brought 78 base et hops to order, and also 60 bales of the article consigned to an eminent house, the growth and pro duce of the United States of America. The duty leviable on foreign hope on importation into this country from abroad i• 21. 6e. per wh would appesr to argue well for the value and quality of these hops from America to beer an import duty of so heavy a nature. The supplies from Bel gium continue to take place to some extant. The vessel TTansy, since arrived in the docks from Boston, has else brought 26 belle of hope, canalised to an eminent house as a portion of her cargo, the protium et the United States of America—Maidstone Morita. COMMISSION OF LUNACY ON THE EARL OF ALBEMARLE. THIS DAY. A commission dr lustuico inquirendo was opened this • morning, at Farrance's Hots., Upper Beigravisstreet, for the purpose of ascertaining the state of mind of the Ht. Hon. the Earl of Albemarle, at present an inmate of illacklandv-house, Chelsea, an establishment for the reception of lunatics, kept , by Dr. Sutherland. Mr. Comtniesi.iner Bsrlow presided, and was aes:sted by his brother commissioner, Mr. Winslow. The commission, which bad ia•ued on the petition of the Countess of Albemarle, was supported by Mr. Shoton, of the Chancery bar. Mr. Calvert, Q.O , appeared fur the alleged lunette. Mr. Minton opened the case in a very hninourons speech, detailing facts subsequently proved in evidence, showing beyond all doubt that Albemarle had been insane sub. sequently to the 2fith July in the present year. His lord ship's delusions were proved to be of a most extraordinary AddiAig other impressions on Lid didatl, oar: war that he believed himself to be Jesus Christ, that he had been dead three times, and that he had risen again for the re demption of mankind. It having been explained by Dr. Sutherland that the removal of the lunatic might very probably be prejudicial to his health, Dr. Southey proceeded, at the request of the commissioners, to viii his lordship, and on his return stated that, having seen and conversed with his lordship, his belief was that his lordship was at that moment in an unsound stato of mind. The inquiry wee protiosillag at two o'clock. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BONY-STREET. THE MAGIC Aar.—J. (hereon, described himself as a magician, charged Jane Thompson, ILD itinerant vendor of oranges. with robbing him of h.dt a sovereign. From the magician's cloudy narrative, it appeared that re turning from an evening's entertainment to which he had lent his mystes ious powers, he was powered of three guineas, his lawful e►rnings ; having given two of three to his wile, he wandered *bust till 4 o'clo , k this morning, and as he was it sting in a tavern with defendant, she matched the stake out of kis hand, carrying with it a piece of the flesh. This statement not being supported, and the coin not having bean found, the magistrate dismissed the complaint, prosecutor being under the influence of liquor. OMNI BrB DRIVEM—E. Abbott, the driver, and J. San ders, the conductor, of a Chelsea omnibus, were charged as follows : It appeared from the evidence of several polies constables that last night one of the Chelsea omnibuses was seen pro ceeding along Piccadilly at a very rapid rate. Abbott war on the box, and appeared to have no control over the house. the animals were galloping along at a tremendous rate, passed into Leicester square, creating the greatest of alarm rod confusion. The streets were crowded by people, and numbers were following the omnibus with the intention of attempting to stop the animals. There were several fe males iii the omnibus, and their screams were most terrific, and it was not before the vehicle reached the middle of Drury-lane that the hones stopped from sheer exhaustion. A crowd soon leathered round the omnibw, and it was found that Abbott was very much intoxicated. He was taken into custody, and soon afterwards Sanders came up intoxicated, and he wee also taken into custody. It is believed that coLsiderable damage has been occasioned by the omnibus, and sea ral poisons were knocked down. Sanders had been twice fined before, once for being trunk, and once for reckless driving . Police eonstable No. 74, F division, said he we. informed that a boy had bet n knockid down and run over, and sus tained some severe injuries. Abbott, in his defence, denied he was druuk, and said the hones suddenly took fright at Hyde-park-corner, and he was unable to pull them up. Sanders also denied he was drunk, and said, when the horses ran away he was obliged to jump upon a cab and fol low them. The inspector on duty said, when tke prisoners were brought to the station-house they were both quite drunk. Mr. Jardine fined Sanders 40s , and in default of payment to be committed for one month, end Abbott 6a. - His alto rev. ked their licences. The prisoners handed over their badges, and were locked up. MARLBOROUGH STREET. A Row AT THE PEREVI&N AMBAESADOE'S.- - FaHlfy Crowther and Charlotte Machete:en, two elegantly-attired females, the latter of whom bad en infant in her arms, were chuged with Mu" disorderly and forcing en entrance into the house of his excellency the Peruvian ambassador, No. 15, Portland-place. G. Frapwell, his excellency's butler, stated that last night, about nine o'clock, he heard a double knock at the street-dour, and on his opening it the defendant Crowther pushed him on one side, end forced herself into the ball. She inquired if his master was at home. Witness said he was not. 'Defendant then persisted in foretng her way up stairs, end on his trying to prevent her, she com menced screaming, and created such a disturbance that be was obliged to call a constable and give her in charge. On their arrival at the station witness declined to press the charge, and she was set at liberty. About half en hour after, he returned home. She came again, and commenced knocking at the door and ringing the bell furiously. One of the other servants opened the doer, and the two defendants forced themselves in, and the defendant Crowther ran up stairs into the first-floor rooms, where she began sereeming eut thetshe would see his master, who had acted like IF villain to her. Witness :cot for a constable, and gave them both in charge. In cross-examination by Mr. Fisher, who attended for the defendants, witness said he could not tell whether Crowther had ever slept in the house. Had seen her there late at night. Never let her in at night, nor let her out in the morning. She did not tell him that his excellency was the father of her child which the other defendant had in her arms. He had directions from his master not to admit any person into the house at any time. Mr. Fisher mid he would not deny that hie clients bed acted very wrong in going to his excellency's house. He could assure the magistrate, if they were allowed to enter into their own recognizanus, he would promise that they should not go there again. r Crowther said she had been in the habit of going to the house when she chose, and frequently slept there. Mr. Hardwick, after cautioning the defendents, discharged them on their entering into their own recognizances to keep the peace for two =oaths. PRIVILEGES OF THE BAR.—Mr. Smjeint Dowling, the Judge of the York County Court, has submitted a some what important question to the Attorney-General, respecting the claims of birristere, in insolvency cues, to 0 exclusive audience," as it is termed—that is, to orpmtet and support insolvents, to the exclusiAi of attorneys. the decision of the Attorney-General will settle the point, which has occa sioned a good deal of discussion in the several county courts. OPENING OF THE MARTLEBONE BATHS AND Waslinorste.— Yesterday the interesting ceremony of opening the Public Baths and Waahhouses, erected for the parish of Maryleboae, on the site of the late tea gardens attached to the Yorkshire Stingo, New-road, took place in the presence of the churchwardens, vestry, baths and wash house commissioners, and a vast assemblage of ladies and gentlemen. The cost of the entire building, which is a very neat structure of red brick with Bath facing, will amount to very nearly 20,0001. THE MINERS OP NEWCASTLE, being desirous to enlist the public sympathy and influence in favour of legis lative protection against the fearful loss of life by colliery 'columns, are issuing a aerie' of monthly tracts, to eluci date the necessity of some preventive measure being enacted for that purpose. MONEY MARKET. TtIISIAT ETTXIIO3. Consols opened with a buoyant market at 97 to 1, from which they soon rose to 971, when the news from Turkey checked their further upward progress and gave them a retrograde movement, causing them gradually to decline until they were done at 961; from this, however, they slightly rallied, and were next marked 97, closing at the opening price, 97 to 1 for money and to-morrow's account, and at 97: for the 16th of January. The Three per Cent Reduced were first marked 961, then 951, from which they at once rose to 961, and as suddenly fell to 951, the Wit price. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were extensively dealt in from 971 to 981, the fi rst price being 971, and the last 971. South Sea New Annuities were done at 941. Exchequer Bills were done at 50s. and 535.) ditto, small at Ha. and 504. prem. Long Annuities, 81; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 81; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 8 13.16. Bank Stock, 203 and 202. Indian Bonds, 85s. and 875.; ditto, under 1,0001., 84s. prem. The foreign market wu rather quiet, and the dealings were not of much importance. Mexican touched 29, but were last done at 281. Russian marked 1091. The business comprises :—Danish Five per Cents., at 100. Mexican (ex January Coupon) for account at 28/, 29, and 281. Peruvian Deferred at 18. Portuguese Five per Cent. Converted, 1841 1 It 36 1; ditto Four per Cants. at 341. Russian 1. at 1091. Spanish Five per Cents., for account, at le , s, 1, and 1; ditto Three per Cents. at 381 and S i ' fos' mosey, and 381 for account. Venezuela at 291, 281, and 29. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 871. Terr-and-a-Half per Cent Dutch at sal and 1 ; ditto Four pt r Cent. Certificates at 84 and 831. No great amount of foreign bills were negotiated for this mail ; and, with the exception of a decline in the course on Austrian places, the rates were flout the same as last Friday. The Bathurst Advocate informs us that a vale ,ble copper mine had been discovered at Rockley, New South \Vales, on the estate of NI-. Steele, on the . Campbell's River. The specimens of the ore which . had been exposed afforded most promising indica- .7_ tions. Some of the ore had been sent to Sydney for N analysis, and should the result be favourable, miuing , operations will be immediately commenced. se On the property of Major Lockyer, in Argyle, se- le COraioK to the Sydney Herald, there have been die- . covered immense quantities of iron ore, jield,ng it is ; I said from 80 to 90 per cent. pure metal, which, as has N been the else in other instances, is declared to be I , equal to steel. Some of the ore has been smelted at a es common forge, and the metal produced was brought i t I:, to Sydney to have its character tested. Major lo•ckyer, in order to avail himself of this valuable et. discovery, was endeavouring to raise a joint-stock go 4 company for the purpose. so The competition at the government land sales, at 1 5 : Moreton Bay, was very spirited, from which may be is judged the ineressing prosperity of that district of I t t New South Wales. Some of the allotments of North st Brisbane brought nearly 100 per cent, above the up- 1. , set price of 1001. per acre. The principal purchasers 11. were the working claims, giving certain indication of H their thriving and prosperous condition. It was re- : ported, to the no email satieftction of the inhabitants of the town and district, that a banking establishment N was about to be opened at Brisbane. If such really se was the case, there was not the slightest doubt that the residents, both of town and country, would take e el ' shares is any respectable joint-stock company esta- 13 bushed for that purpose. tse. —....—.. ...---- 3 per Cent. Canasta Ditto far openirg ... ..... ......... 84 per Cent. stock 96 64 Your per Csnt. city Deb. of 921.9 a ht. 724 Commercial buildings of 46/. Ss. Id.. SI Mining Company of 1ra1and................... ...... (IL paid) 5 Consauners'Oas —... (SI. paid) 41 Dublin and Kingstown Melia:MEd AND IITOOIIB ABROAD. 11Aersrao, Dec. 'T.—Hamburg Tlyee.and-a.lislf per Cent.., 861 100 I bills, b 64 money; Hanoverian Five per Cents., 1031 bills; Itureian 10 Eag. Loan, 106 money; Ditto, Five per Cent. 'iamb. Certif., 09 U money; Ditto, Hope end Co. 3rd and 4th series, 93 money; Ditto, 10 Your per Cents., titeglitz, nil bills; Prussian Five per Cents., 106 17 money Danish rine per Cents., 104 bills; Ditto In 1001. slaves, 71+ bil ls; Ditto, Fire pOIT Cento., 90 bills, 934 money; Swedish Ilyp., 13 Four per Cents., 974 bids; Norwegian Your per Cents., 994 bills; 114 Bosnia Five per Cents, 121 bills, 12 money; Ditto, Three p r 10 Cents., inland, 271 bills, 274 money; American Bin per Cents., 1134 164 bills, 103 money. et. 111i1 THIS DAY. 100 I Two o'CLoca. a l. s The English stock market is very steady, and the M settlement for the account to-day has so far gone off 7; satisfactorily. Consols opened at 97' to : for money, so and 97-, to 1 for the 16th of January, making u the 11 continuation" 1, - they were then done at 971, tai and last at 1, for money; whilst for the opening they in marked 971, and then fell back to fi. They are at 20 prevent voted 971 to : for money, and 971 to . 4 for 20 the account, showing a decline in the rate of coati- It nuation from I to 1. The Three per Cent. Reduced ttl mark 961 and 'l. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per u Ceuta., 97/ and 98. Exchequer Bills have been 9 done at 53e. and 50s. premium. In the Foreign-house few transactions have taken 4 4 place, and the market is quiet, without any yacht- 14 tion of moment. the sales reported are as follow: Brazilian, at 89. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, gs at 554 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 84. r o t Mexican (ex January coupon), at 281 and 1. e t . Peruvian, at 54. Spanish Five per Cent. Actives, at 50 184 and '4; the Three per Cents., at 384. The Pas- :: sive uebt at 31 and 4. is ENGLISH YOWL li Bank Steck, 015 3 3r ..esa. Ave., J. 11,975 1 109 fled 1 per Ct. . Ante.. 99* # 3 per Cta. 1/71* 34 8 per Ct. CUill. Anne. 5.15 LeeDepeer Bilk, 10e. to cu. 35 OREIO FUNDS. 121 1 per Ct. AUSUiIIII Hoods, 1 per Ot. Grenade 1141e..1 8 4 17 19 45 par (3. Deg. Donk. ed 8 °ramie Deferred Wie r , 31 1 90 5 per Ct. Me5..18•6.711f 5 15 per Cent., M! G per Ct. Pent. ise Bak, 5J5 45 30 9 Zi r tg L 74 B e i lr el l orti l "" 9 121 Porto Cour., 84 7 a par CL Beene. Ante, 40 8 1 pee Ct. lama Mk.. 149 11 as Ditto Cho= 101. 97 9 Ditto Nauleh Ma. 181 i U NW) Columb. Pet lade., 3 per Cl. Spantsh &Is , 3e4 9 a CelumbiSo &pude, BAP., 35 4 Dpenteh Deferred &M.,— et 3 par Ct. D ,r .41k Mk, 73 4 1415t0 Pamir* 1ide.,31 4 10 gt per ca Pouch ltd,., 955 4 2 per Ct. Venezuela Btle !e B5 t it 4 pee fa. Dutch i eta., r 3 4 Venezuela Deferred 111414.,'1l 10 et MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. Scows.—This article wears an improved appearance. 660 hhds. of Porte Rico sold freely in public sale, at GI advance SO upon the late lowest point. Prices ranged from 375. to 2 : 42a. duty paid. 600 boxes yellow Havana were also offered 33 and bought in at high price", 40e. to 425. 6d., duty paid. A lull amount of business has been done in West India by pi- 6 vats contract. Refined continues very firm at yesterday's B price", and the quantity ready for delivery is small. COPPEE.—There has not been a public sale to-day. About 5 1 3,000 bags good ordinary native Ceylon sold at 535. I 5 Rtes.-1,300 bags low middling white Bengal were offered oi and bought in at 10s. 6d; 750 bags common Java were also Bt . offered, and sold at Be. 64. to Os. CASSIA Dosta.s.-650 chests sold.with all fault, in public 1 „, e1 sale from 844. to 100 s. W. which were rather lower prices. Rex.—There has been rather more inquiry for this article so of qualities suited for contract purposes. Ci.ovEs.—Hood Penang sold at Is, Gd, to Is. 7d., which to were full prices. to SAGO FLove.-260 bags sold in public sale at high prices, I: 235. Gd. to 245. In other articles so material alteration. so Duty paid on mgar to Wm mask la London, Liverpool, cwt. 13 Bristol, Bun, awl the Clyde 6,055,073 IS To the suns pericelbet Deena* 236,730 Err= ram ow TI is IND To LIT Will 1134. London .... ......... Liwerpool ... ....... 5,643,524 briatol .......... ..... 812,341 Hull UT& .—...... .—. .. 1,934,022 Total 15,259,599 Same time in 1815 Increase 1,282,119 TALLOW IiARKET.—THIS DAY. 5.5 The market is steady, with not quite so such business et. doing. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 98s. 9d. ; December U delivery, 38e. 3d. to 6d. ; January to March, 38s. 6d. to 9d.; October to December, 1850, 395. 9d. to 40e. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Of Buddle's West Hartley, 161. 6d. ; West Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; $ Walls End Adelaide, 18 s. 9 d.; Walls End Haswell, 19s. 6d.; 20 Walls End Helton, 191. 6d. ,• Walls End Lambtod, 19s. 3d.; _SG Walls End Stewart's, 19s. 6d.; Walls End Tea, 19s. 3d.— " Ships at market, 146. 1 MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. 110 There was no alteration in the value of Wheat this MOM. 20 In ; holders were very fi rm, and Monday's rates r o well supported for both English and foreign. Barley 30 sold on quite as good terms as last market-day. ao The arrivals of Oats have been more moderate than of late, W and there was a fair amount of business transacted, at former 10 prices. Beans and Peas unaltered, but the latter were in : good demand at the decline noted on Monday list 91 aItRIVALB INTO LONDON FROM 1011 DEC. TO 12th DEC. Wheat Qrs. En 51 glish. &etch. I Ina. F: 3 :63 960 0 Barley ....... I 119.) Oats l5O 4 Flow. 540 each; - _ - BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mesas. Pattenden and Smith report that the market con tinues the same. LEEDS, D•e. 11. EITOCZ-EICEUNCIL—The number of sales this morning were about an average of some days back. Prices vary but little from =3 quotations. Manchester, Blisaleld, and Lincolnshire Pre , ; Last and West Yorkshire Preferonm, lea. Id.; Mat Lancashire, 11l ; Sheffield, Rotheruam, and Goole, 10e. dia.; York sod North elAast, Ise e.; Lacashlre aid Yorkshire Ilfthe, HAMBURG, Dee. 7. Botosmixo. !Limb. &W., 94 bills, 9; 4 lmonsy ; Berlin Raab., Sil bal., 811 money; Cologne Minden, bWs, 941 mme~ 118106burli W lttenbnrg, 631 bail, 83 manezl iais tona Kiel, M Min; Mecklenburg, 83 bills • itentlaburg, 115 113 wog Olucksiadt. 26 bilks 13 money ; Ospenbsgen, 4o ; lismb. Bugd. Priority, 1034 bille, :OM money; Berlin Lamb. Pt lark', Pour endoi-Ualf per Cents., 981 bilks, %money ; Cologne Wades Priority, Pour.and.a-lislf per Cents., 100 bills, 994 money; ditto, nee per Ceuta., 1021 bills, 103 money; Mecklenbni, Four-and-641W pa. Oents., 100 Mk Enehenge on London : ElembTag, Dec. 7, 1 1 . 111 , ditto, I sooollso, 11.16; &Imo, DK. 7, OM Tins DAY, Two &coot. The share market to-day mot be reported as without alteration; Moline.. continues very limited, and the quotations at present ruling are generally the same SP yesterday. Brighton. mark 791; North Staf ford., 8 ; Caledonia., 111 ; London and North Wee. terns, 113 . 1. South Eastern. are rather weak, and were last done at 19. In French lines not much is doing. Paris and Rouen have been dealt in at 221; Rouen and Havrei lat 91. BIUTIM LiILWaTI. prio.s "Yesterday. Nunn %Maly sp to 1 .'stock. 9: Aberdeen I_l4 ' — go — . it"tf • eren • eu • • •..:: Arabst.,Not.,Boo n &L Ju. Illerke a Haute Exc. (Ot. West. perpetual b p. 01.) • 13ii?g?...vkoeF,daunc I salladulypd.,caTirrthgua r.! an U.. without a guarantee I.3; • Birtn.atulr.lt StourValley if/ Ulm., %Vole., sad Dudley . etllsdulysxl.,erwlthguar. 10 I Do. wittioat•raariotor 71 Bostoa, Stars sad Birm... 90 Bristol" and iteter Lo. I'bie4 _ .~ ... ...I 10 ~CdeAoul~t Do. 1 shams 7 . Mb Do. it. Pree;eniorog. SO Chester and llolyboad IS _ Do. Preference ... _ w :j le De. (XIS E. It H.) ... $4 Du.(31.10..) p. Ct. Pref. 90 Eartere . Counties_ gi Do. Fat., 6p. Ct., Na di Da do. Na t 64 Do. N. &K. per Ct... I _ De New 'Rosier; 11ninic are il k a k te E. U. ah.) 170. flare lirindp. miu ii I 170 . . 1$ East Lancmhire ... ...I Do. New - o i l 23 lEutpnopinil!irl ...I _ 64 116:Unhurt& and Glasgow.. 26 Natter, %coed, & Doreb. fls.' Exeter and kamouth 10 Great Northern _ 11‘ Do. shares. A,Deferred 74 Do. .hares. 0,6 p. Ct.. 10 Do. i per Cent. Pre( SO. Ct. &math. and West. (Int.) aleCre..t North of firgiaoil... fI.I 1 Ds. New. /660 I IN 'Great "eitern -,: r -fre l siiini::: ::: ::: IS De. shares ... ... ... 10 Do. AU --- .. ... ... - -- ii I Do. New, sIT ::: ::: SO (lull and Selby... ... .. SS 1)o. i ammo ... ... .. 114 1)o. 1 .hares .. SO Lasesnor 1,4 Corliodo .. 10 I Do. Thirds- . .. ... 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire 116 Do. do. N.B. &R. 49 Do. tshzee ... .. ... 134 Ds. shares ... ... ... 10 Ds.o IG4 Bo. Thirds ... . t ... 10 Do. New (gua. 6 p.Ct.). 49 Lio. Liverpool and Bury. 10 I*. West Riding Union! 25 Do. Preston and Wyre 10 Do. 6 sharer (A) ... ... 0 Leeds and Bradford.. .I in Leeds end Think.... I 31 D 1 *.. Pref. 6 & N 0.2 Cent No.I ! 11 o I Do. Do: N 0.3 9 04... Quarters 11148 7 per et 114 Looduo sad Blackmail .- 100 Inn., Brighton, & &GA& 100 De. New XS gua.3 p.Ct. • Do. guaranteed 6p. Ct late Croydon Mira.. 60 Do. Pref. S per Cent.... 60 Do•Oonert. 6 p.Ct..183t 131 London end Greenwich . 90 Ito. Preference _.• .. 190 London & North-Water 12 Do. do. New 1 shares.. 7 Do. Fifths .. t . .. 1 Do.glilso.,M. ' snd B.(C. 60 London 46 gouth•Western 434 Do. New, 6.50 ... ... 84 Do. Ncw, i'.4o ... ... 6 Do. Preferenot 7 p.Cent I 30 Lowestoft Ousr.4 per Cent. 5 Munk., Bus.,andhlatloel! 100 Maneh...lef.&Linooltishi 23 Do. share , No. 1 ... 1 25 Do. shams, No. 2 ...1 114 Do. shares , No. 3 ...• 1 10 Do., sw RIO PreL ... 0 Do., Great Grimsby ... 121 Do. d 0.... . 1 23 Do . Sher. and Ilnenls... 23 Do. Grimsby Dock .. 100 44 Midland Do. Lincoln Union ~.1 ... ... _., N Do. szo i6re• ... ...I 100 Do. Wm. and Derby ...i IN Do. B. and B. Bp. Cent.' SO Du.ErewediVulleyPref.l 20 Midland Ut.Western (Ire,' IN Norfolk ..._ ... ... ... 15 Do. New S2O ... . 90 Do. Guaran. S per Ct... S Do. Guszan. 54 per Vt... 33 North British ... .., ... 121 DO. te B Do. blltaC3 ... ... .. 6 DO.ds 5 , Do. Preference .. ... ITV North Staffordshire . ... SO Oxford, Wore., re Wolver. li Read.,tiuild., and Reigate 44 Royston and Bitable ... 25 Scottish Central ... ... 25 loottish Midland ,12 Shrews, & Bina., Clans A 8 Do., Uses B ... .. _... 8 Do., New Guaranteed.- 111 Shrewsbury and Meter • /(Nor. ~ W. Min.) ... ... 11141 Do. Oswestry ... ... 10 I Do. 8 per &tilt. PreL . GlShropsture Union ... ... SO Booth Devon ... .. ... 36 I Do. ?refuel*. ... ... 11,1 Boothti Rohn .. i Staffordshire— ... i I s o I Do. No. 2 ..: .... . . .2 I SS Do. No. S ... ... ••• 0 10 Do. No. 4 Registered ... 10 10 Do. No. 4 borip ... 10 43 . .. Month Wales 8 12 ,B. York., Don., & CiO ' oli.. 6 164 , 81sellekl, Rotherham', sad Goole, N. Di. en& b p3:11. 1 30 iWaterford and Kilkawly 60 Wear Valley, 6p. Ct. 25 Do. do. do. .. 45 Wlll.. 8001ere32,13W07. 21 Tork,NeweisWillsrwisk SO Do.Est.(Tarklaistvss.) • Ds. O.N.S. Path= Preferenos ... ... 60 York and North Xi 10 Do. P 111( *MOO .. .. Thames RILILWATIL Si Mgloatallar (lat• mad Aurtrise) se Ballow and Molar Ceausl Freon (Viln a; (Met 71 4 dis. IR 1 Pis• I iist Lea 2 : Oresi Do. 'salsa d r o tsul;iis . .... 10• Do. do. Lumaboarg SO Namur sad Liege 141 Northern of ?noes .. Orisons and Bordeaux . Se Paris sad Orleans 20 Paris mad Rouen 12 Peri sad ftwasbourg 10 Rouen and Ilona 10 Sombre and Meuse IS Tours sad Nantes 71 d a ta 6 11 db. Pi B 3 31 I 9t 91 i dig li ilia LIVERPOOL, Dee. 11. thmci-ExcitAxem—The market to-day was dull, but prim remain steady :—Lantawhire and Yorkshire (fifth shams), 131. 3, GI, Ds. 3d. d. —Ditto (pref. shares), 12I—London and North Wootoro, 113—Ditto (new I shares), 13e. 9d. p.—Bidland, 49 4 — Ditto (I shares), 211 d.—Bluth Eastern and Dover (No. 4, isa. s tab = dlr., GI, Ds. 3d.—Ditto (registered ditto), 64—South ti 4/ d.—belbst and Ballymena, 1131 —Rouen sad Bane, et 10. BIRMINGHAM, Ike. 11. Peroctz-Itiox•xos.—There was no alteration in share values ha this market. Midland Six per_ Cents. realised 123—Shrop. shire Unions, 31 die.—and South Stift'di, 41 dia. BRISTOL, Doc 11. Stmem-Excrtairom—Thit market continued to be ckarao terlard by considerable &MOM, and mime were, it anything look. ing upwards. Bri.tol end Exeter Thirds close d at Great Western Quarter Eames at 11 die.: Oreat Waitern New Shares at 7f die.: and Willa, bantered, end Weymouth, 14 dis. Other prima as before. MANCHESTER, Dee. 11. /1901-ZlOuireon.—Ther• was but • modtaate amount ef htathem, and the market had a Laura appearance throughout the dah but prior underwent as attention. C., a.: . , —. ~. :4.; I. 4:1111111:6*.d:f.I.:4-1 12 13 ._ ._ 1 6 1 1 61 do. le idle. 25 27 29 24 ye 14 4 6 pm. 2 4 pm. S 7 SS dia. 114 114 4116. lie f l 6 114 1 A 9/ i 104 SS Si di. I I II 71 II l a l pin Clint f Pm. poi 44 45 I 4 pm. 5 1 4 17 Ia Ile 12 Ile 12 SS 27 30 4 284 1 • dlr. 13 121 3I Se Se did le dia. 31 33 1227 as 10 12 p.. 39 11 pm. 19 21 p.. I 184 19 264 37 11 as. 1 11 l dia 91 97 47 4/4 $ 9 pal. IS 10 . 2d par 46 40 as. 91 20 ells. 111 Ws. 6 6t di 1 10 du. 2 poi. 61 ill Xs. IS 29 5 Il I. 90y 1 100 ye 7 9 4 d a t t 2 dla. die 4 79 ine IN tag is lei IS 87 IS 67 91 191 23 23 113 114 plll. 1 6 P. 32 19 II dls. 17 II dla. 1 11 2 p. 1 4 4 1 17 19 14 13 dia. 11 10 II 14 Md. 9 8 dla. 21 19 en& 4:1 4 2 0 1 dia. 2 1 1 " 1 122 124 94 30 26 68 16 18 di& 16 4 e 17i 46 11 111 41 5 2 2 Se p.r 1 BBL Be I Be di& 151 166 15 17 74 7 die. 6 64 die. 1 21 poi. 7 1 dia. 3 2; 414. II 9 dim. 1 1 dls. 1 IS 3 se clis. 4 6 4_ Gee 59 a 28 111 e 7i 119 1 1 91 ak 1 • 61 6 I 6 f 2i 26 die • Si di. " 15 l3 di& 171 171 Si 11 ar 4 dla. la pi si dia. 111 ea int I Put $9 794 1274 :A 101 1134 13.1 2 34'1 i aim 11 . 1 ; li. , • I t i , , ~ il l , il 1 i . II: i ! 1 l i i i l li 11 t 11 1 Imo rift mi. . Li. ;It .6. g - Waft Mai = ___._ ration -Übe lama Wm, 191 12 141 ~...