The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-21 00:00:00

il /f/rar"'td w 1 (ttt (Exprts. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1849. e. 21 C. 23 e. 24 No. 1,036. [THREEPENCE, :,....--,....--- EMIGRATION. A UsTRALIAN LINE of PACKET * \ ..% OUPA—For STD:I6T Direst. saillop the , .), `,., I et alb swath. an Mint train tee t .... i:.• Yan MAIO bath means, lsom Diemate tmed. In - 1 . TION 10 AtIITIAIIA.—Te amble rionnalo na Snes is tbe Aurtinem tan" via. Adelaide. Pat sal 110,1tbe moat persible eat eamrisent en b m a. =lila' jis vet WA (imetedin yearkkash the =Pin Om e use et wind" Int firs all* lit Woe trattot tw tbe wad satemeadatica et per awe. mow womb MR be web. giel ee b e weep in d bee Marety's adoseam ellisers, bra s• the b e u..teses. spier, now, IS, int WIS be f ee .. ....-.mad din Mad sat westbettamillitglit =LI --.1.. - win to Myra. Ile Nana desks et r.-- - w “ .4 aimed. ad watileisit ; amid bein 111=every liMe 1 2.116prevenunt to sables et erstarimare. .Ya and of all, they Mai wet desinthis Mr tbe ss. Mllest a board moat , et m a ....,..... .... pea Asses en panne an appal a eamei;;;; ,Wile Awe. aw. sal me et die best imAitlas. sal is ell ems an 111 / 8 4esi ill append of bate sik.asok by peamememt @Man WAetna eat mann by tberreally impost plow. ai guifi 1114 *alai 1.11 lIIIIPMIONS swam ; me thins bang a sa ram for =ad atlemiames se mothelma lielleM irmatma Pm tbr vo branisti). is someamse eldt the eamaittiamers' mk s we a t us kar sitar. sad Irma gramitemdy. es Abated by Ike The dip ef baron me tbe la ad nth at oak aestul:Lemikee. sal Ur iltit moi Oa fram Plymouth. Least as sem Una Don. ? p a w twit 'mint at nada, alm Ws lime et saps at my. w o o m a moo ein by tbe POMO WON ma Cork area park sed ken even rear nalsesallbsa ea lima arrival at mama by Ilmel ssO Sdrialats mesa Oen. Tams nip bang rad walmameal peeps. Ma visesualle geed apportamitise Mire cable pat mbe wall nib proviams /roars lin es ek) at Use lism quility.add be eatie madly. no e --- . a5l Win mat WACO% ad reamiead tessrafte to Os o allied. Imansodime sammon on Won at s p ion nin ; Olin* et Inastaas big min Mali amil the Mao ad OMR smarms% Om Oak sammedatto Ilan at Os beammertitiam. Fa terms a so sea perdealers ellbel tow Imam& alti= er ar mae rthriatheastka. apply M o o ffeease. vas in esaramtly tharrethail • emeseriam et =lttel.elmer slip (mar maten) tan* at Os Amman iss asaars WO Sm. sma olio aim teler dram et geode aesiOld le tair art IN siat. lannalko tbe sums by the paim i gr aAu semverasis sad MUM, a. Temekarebarest. tamdom. rofill of FRANCE RAILWAY.—PAYMENT L' MUST rod C *LL on alLUlLL—lnmoor IL M.MUS. owl r3SO boo bus ouroboa by the wordiso of Or Sorb Womb Ilabou Cinusey ft Irwin beam otoboosodrabo Mo ra br dr room fro/nror ol look berg 1 term 111 oar problork o f yobi at lb albs et Or Coupory. rim itarisig, Pub or orl du lb air rob Lborbo to sire webA fropoins Mir boblon of ire aid woollier be sourib poymot olbolybonn pa onfoo lo pruned bobs urban or ows Or Ibb Army orb the lub Ar e sat; lb dna ony remW not pubs be sosm sal oar So SW bloomy wilt Is burl blest it au par Not per essula SIN ibil kilWr OIL num ca N. r II nothoobbl mai Om riper so Vs r to win be O eit il mowe us, brew le Omlibliaseis OP rob Mr Us moan glib Ming own =ol Os WI et dub au *wooer% IL sufro--• ,Dee. 10,1 M pURSUANT to • Deeree of the High Corrt of Cluastr4l•99l9y, smile Is a sers JZWOON V. HART,B_B7 a 940494 0 9 bi 14ITY OF NM of 1.1617.811 1,111=3.441114 of Mr 114911840, 40 Ito. neterte•gleee, MGM 44 in the erreery el MU Men. 4111111111,1 PIM te see..neses on. Duo, ler ere seet Nye. ar tbe yeneeel rerre erregwereeftneee of mak et am me may love lore died, gi1ii,149111.18 osudros. er Were the leth ere et Jassisey. nes, townie be NM meld& rue Ode rimosotho &it= or *Was Wet Jells Irdreued Itetriereek Zs}, 489 a the moor. d Ur st Ms wave Is 1419 ak594499-18184‘ or le asses Owed they will y ezeioded th e MOM el the lid draw. —9l/WAILD UPON, plantlre 814141494 88. Liessher.l.9l-11.184.—L *dos, Nev. 1849. ERSONS of INDUSTRIOUS HASH'S, either fa es opt et mid% may MUSE • MODZILATI MOMS rthe ore artier+ at eseelarim — ree ha rely, titre rue or by Wm. le re SAW INDIi C i t B o l4 : WT.% Orr veer lkbeale trarebyel. Cley. REVOLUTION IN LIGHT. GOOD NEW S.- Every ports du,tos los lamp Avoid Inquire Indy kr "CLARE ' S PATENT LAMPS." lids IsClark' • c s aution to Uwe public Ma nama Limp fa perfect: the cheapest, most simple. and the be& It ryes the light of Mutters muffin\ and cures for treks boors without at. tootles. Clart's I earl Candle Lamp Is worth • hundred other candle lamfor ps. Clark's Diamond Larop lndia ns ankah. The klctr, , p,lffan laaht Compost , • with light supply. e:vcry lamp Iron• tabs' "C..Anle, PATEN T." The publie wit hare door other. Always bu nip fr for fIII,OPCII..r. at the Company's Establish Lent, Rh II tall CLARE, Resident Manager, 417 West Striae, or posits biet Manufactory, and pert doer to the Weskit Telegraph Cum may.—N It. The someday supply pi ehandrUers red goo lights I ofenend, and as or Amor at 'Wheals akargeo. TAMPS of all SORTS an I PATTER/48.-11w umem, No well .. crater reartarat d PALMEIrti *AG. and ether CANDLESTICK: 4 ; itamplidan Arganti„ sad**, LAMPS, with a 8 the Latest unpraveseate, rod the sewer sad moat retterthi patterns at ortneu. Bohemian and plain ern el papier mane in ezittease, n at WILLIAM 8. FlettiON'ti Oar Inman and hums,. M,Oalload.oln et, ewe ear of Newman-street, matt Na. 1, Nrwaustwa rant. wberr all dr argonabit nove.ties are vow Wimp. 11.11 Looms tarry 'treat acuity. Mawr'. bier's parr Oander (muted Kl•arr " ;d. per ; MOM % Oriebre, ia ward lawn 4a. 3d. per imperial gallon 'I ita wasp rourrirl re awry artier not spargral at. Detailed catalogues, anti ingrawfar, not um pat) bin—Lstablinied la Wanarreat. nra ISM F 1 L\ DEES, STOVES, an 4 FIRE -IRONS. Bums of the shove me requested, before ensily decng, ft t W1f.1.1431 N. BORTON'S (I eir Ulm in and Burton) MW 100304, 39, Oxfneddereet,eomer . of Newman...nett, and No. I, N O ew. Inereetn et. They ere the It in the ...rid, and contain ,selt all SlMOrtawnt of FEDERS, STOVE:4, RANGES, FIRE-IRON and GENERAL IRONMONGERY se cannot be approached tither for ninety. novelty, hardy of deign, or esgobetemes of work rridp. wh il e the pekoe are on that low male tor which Ws rats blithmeet hae tern so eidebned he more than a quarter of • mutely. Bright stoves with Moused ornanteets and two seta of bus, /3 lee.; ttto with ormolu orminsents std two sets of SS lea to tweet? guineas; Mowed fenders complete, with s trent 7a. to /a; met feeder., teem V*. ; ditto, with rich ormolu ernasamits, from 12 13a to ten guinea; fire-iroes. from Iv. 9d the set to 114 4a !V -erner sod other patent stoves with radiating hearth plans. The Maim returned for every 'Miele not approved of. Detailed catelogors With earravings seat (per port) trem—Esiabliabed in Melinstrost /.14 I II N. A6I,.:PACA UMBRELLA& 11. e ecnoneay, both ta tie cad and weer, of tine reshrelea, telly breve out to , tie nee and expertenee ot the last eighteen niontba, and wbielt le area d atilt by tie very gnat= age white common to Ito lirotowol ups it. They tatty be et nog nanbrdla dealers be tint tilted liegdoen, feces lee. dd. W. and 1. PANG-V. 14 *O, IlagentAtzeet ; Ikt, Fleet-street le, loyal Exchange ; 71, CO.'.epal SAYCES PATENTED PALETOT OF AUSTRALIAN WOOL • 1,4 .h ► • amid dr .1. auelot of the Pme Crespial !ler dominion. en ...lea.* • • J.SAYCE - & - C?S7CORN H I LL viiippc LR. GARDIONS WORK =MCI NIL —Re ool Om 71.1••••••••• l• So. 'war% rn. Silent& e awe me shame Anne ha thsent itamtp.—tt is • ims••6lsl, ad dog rommis a n • the privetlea of blab. elell Ole viallide WWI* le ••••••••••• hhy a arm se =::ihmt of our la Smarm= It ia. drourre. of tie way pews EMI he with tboorsom of wow width aro aim of tiro Murk = . 4.6•• • lorthialar boolmouir Mrli douses's% wean mai risme of dr uSuldr a C i = IS Soran• Wins or tli• rm. •• of dr Ow sp• = 1.7 •t0 ingpier. Eli Or bomb GINN =I amilasil ma ser wars tiro a isse ea •• FS" • Mir•Sterolf SSW. IooNSIS, ONOW=lbrif hold lido Tina at gui mg "lib lioulliesst mho Savo ousomislbloolirldikleisailh_. m ... vbilbb N Imam as • pond aribir. um- Is owl rgara. NS c o : r••••cosl" bar um I • walleat • . ta t 40. fa. lb. SI. ma Sr deftesw. ma Ai" So Ole rut Ow I" is, nh., IL Ii 4.. K. Inglb. milbailli ,----., Jr- UAHLOW'S NEW IN- I Jur VESTED BELF-AMNO BYPROR 4' l 4 e jn - , 11 , TAP Hi...QUIRES NO VENT-PEA 1 11 Foments ale. bier. eider, or Ober Num 11. • • ell.- from becoming eat or meld so ellectually .._ .„ . 3 "vs. . .that theisst , int WW I be drown s& good •• 1-- ••• I 'l '. 4 -I.r y N 3a. Al the first : warranted to repay its *oat in - -,.. i two casks of aim; pries 4a. 6d., or peat '3.- tree 'o any part at England (if two ale '3 11 t a gen) at U. 3d. iheb. The above engraving will explain its 1. seem. Whelk the loess key is fi tted on the tett e t the plug l' (which has a bole op. • ' points the ale-tube Rh anfillieat sir rushes I. through It into the gest ts are the liquor to run off truly; when too tap is turned oh en mace air can enter. JAMES BARLOW , 14, King William- etre* Ifeseiesshowes , Reitablieboi 1920. N. E.—Nana are guanine tuna Mewed with Ws name and addrwa J 11. Moo grads a law method of tapwhat woks, warranted to delight all who owt tt, and ',applies wthe and retail hi. NEW rt V INTIM TAP waarrots (to wirwaria the bangligt method stub, gapar), ate& arid la Par pealled. The tale sraggliad. New Orin Lois arms im ila ""--= 7.--Cietaa Xi% 111, N. 11 0 4 ; ave. I alp @NO& 43 4 401. =lks. lab I egeoligit LIMOZOTOI kis ninnies closet Sus ► 21, I.4L—To tie owless had of a I rlsbil • 'redr aw : 7 ? Strosit.lo: lteetl sem BATHS. 1, Eaq., of 4 oz. t. Dorrlat, ad Is Rev. J. Ca* Gen. Tim mit• I lea A. Craigie. E. ir y Errs" al a . Toswiel, EA, oat. R. T. Good. kis. Lq4 or a L Mama% Id Km J. J. KA 141" 2lst NI, ol kg. 0. IL Mawr. NO. C. ►. I Ft. assay, Mil Ira Z. 1. SA al i. Iliesp* nti g,,. F. P. Wog" Mn. T. Mood. of $ Paler" GINA 96 a copoilir". cd nirregrami csuwarg. maws sq., to esels, 1. by t b e pr. L yj to LydalMh On_ AM' kr% b 7 tb. aM g Ina, by the Pik Relrt• N 1.0"4" C.S. it, by the Rel. tAmdcn rriet W0°1114400 r Word. 74 61 , 111° Rector el • Rev. T. G. eau. lat.t Ankh f s Xegt• We l 1. ze r r X s ". be We Liel" .ll ibbrt. bb ••• br 11.... h br Mg go I . • *l' m & N), the al% s. rugs MOP r..tsbusbalii" i ngeg pp of MP' katinased 4 0 WM 0 - r• iiiiii" J DePartsw st ' A .111 . Irookis of maw seulh s led. mass* 9 1 " Farm, mil W 4 311 C. rerdinafl:, R m agus, dm"— is, 117.:. PW /11/11. lii nousli, Liglig•°/.1. wa• of LIL4"1". ra•goo 4 11. Agantbsi,•o4l° *4064 /118. way 'Ka d ftsi. la 1 , 141111 11 0 MI 6 '7.a 00 Ckbellabilie l h .".. _ a mi.. /15/.1. 116 •• OiNt p l os Tils Jassis TEE LIVERPOOL sad LONDOI Uri IMMIMANCZ COMPANY. it, ussig * s. , WaterAtreet. Limped; arriettratm limaioahouar ; sad ta. Wainiess. , 124 tir gibils."l".... Tell prorpeetaus mg be ea aggilsallsa FIRE and ~...311, , ,, UNION ASSURANCE OFFICE .g, , (rum LIVE ANNUITIES), CoraSUl sad ..,:. i\li lkker.erset, Lodes; collese.sessa, Dublin; sad ... Dirk f. lap Waite. 11soha fts trittotid A.D. I/14. WILUAII N R. En., Cassussw. A NICHOLAS caaasa N, I lk , 110 Cauliro. EMS' Doses* The LIB brim tithe oar 11411 Umbels declared 0 and, oak ras sassgalsa of • nano of SHAM (to seessiaills 11111/111141 No out Boar la 1153) Is psy. Mk ago sad with the siva fired. The followhis will Mr *5 wood affieradd Dam ca Paid., foe 54030. *Nested la OneNsibila. idiarlog as do egos of the Uos Owls soured : . .—_ Amasatotrra. Ap elm whim „ oily .' Ikon br .........P°lse7 It be last be me "" Orme Team tir ai544711 primal. fa ... 1r1:1. lb. led. ... MOS. ... I ea sub ammo a( uar. Ii !In 101. ... £lO5 ... Wag Pr ood pr apt dltaa. SIP 10a. . . ZIP ... big Mb prasaaalb• M. 4d. ... £lO5 .. lii VI sr ent.dala. 40 ..▪ £237 14x. Id. ... tale labsdkpr apt.ritra. TIMM =WM lawabry. • 1:4111111Linit la ell its brambra bebibgtharsetat Pm% sad pain rearmed as argbanial iraerovair. LONDON ASSURANCE 1111771 N, eibiAlibed by ta for tbs u arb n ig s. l7lz 1171147141110t 4 . Offices 7, Oneblll, sad le, Re- of miscelog tbo Life demob by w corpo. ben tom the pre. alba co • bap to pc al al ask or lc of be seami Ice , as. Pada possodiat sot at the balsa Imam Irmist 7111 INIMICANCE ca pay 'ocelpin a aolunte Mr, sod MARINE INWWOII stile ..mat Programs tip ca puma or Plebe JOHN umar. bunary. TABLE CUTLERY. WARRANTED.—Tbit most varied imilalled d GAMUT Is dr world, all narked "Barba Oate Sipple me Sartre); sot mermaid. Is Wimps soil tag at wiLuart B. SUWON'S, 11, Oibriabest, terser ei Ikw. suredtreet. Nal Se. I. Illerirsetreet, at pricer that er• reamer& deteely barred tie Imam d tbe elm *lamb trary-lesied baMs Were, glib ebee/Stra, I. per ewe; drew* ba meek Se ;V te Woo; Leper Scam walls; a.,., Is. ed. Fir ; brier Irks art is Ile. per dams; it Sea, with aflrer tarrePer, ken stele bow table kebab Gem Y. par diem ; Isssartra 45.; aerrere. >k per pair; Web bare Wes balm tem es. per deem ; dessins. etarr, do. ri ; table strels, trees la. nab. The Wipe Nub et pletelariert Wier ace kaki. in era and Garr- Iris% eleadtbrar t r i reed ore" eabelese.—letabllsited WAreVert,a.s. mgcHrs CHRISTMAS tad NEW YEAR'S nuewrit—samaiii rte is mran:dyilren ter god teissiship stoo their aenn has tahee ewe le moles na ateanasse of Aloes kr wheal wise dm Mae and they thathadthe the kw, st eolit h as the NSA imipsuptso as well am tas mods articles are as be bead atlas Itegoatery of Mattes Nth 11 . S. 4. leathethet three, seas tae tiosen Bothell Ms WPM TesowNed tor Its heady Chrlirmas literality, while "la de Ma *of our lively neighbours, the Wm*. k advalfy tenestratel to the gifts of alLetion. al heill invitees Mid tries tae maims el all ormatrin to tile eutoorium, where they may he anted puttied their kind Intentions tato an acceptable Asps. The thee thassehe spethassa of British art Is hales' work tables, hand-sersom pothaersam ahem talk*, tes tier, work-bow, tea-toddies, Wits and geotlemen's dreasing.easso, eard.eseve, ha., embellished with exquisite landempes sad other minded.. Those who denies to make teats useful presents will find la the general deportment the best table cutlery, miaow% thimble% latmknires, writinietlemo, ivory and other bait brushes and WM* and a variety of voila adapted to every exigency. Also bagatelle totem stiording s charming asurianant on a Maui or wet day.— . 4, Imesleshell.etreet, Leedom. CHRISTMAS PRYSENTS —The mein heviag atrives , eleven et =mews at present* we weans the stabi lity dfrherV i all dimes of the community who would successfully inhibits by acceptable offerings will avail therwelnis of ROWLAN TOILET ASTICLSB. Is crest:nig and sustaining Ittatulast silken home Rowlande kleesaaar Oil is highly appreciated 7 aw ri t it i and fashion, and patroafred by all the sovereigne of Europe; ' Kalydor le a preventible of ungivalleled Acy in pun. tehag Um akin, protecting it has the baneful effee•a s l ot inclement wee. thee, and nitrating The nomplealon with traracruilant brilliancy; awl Rowlands' Odonto or Pent Dentelflee is inniusbie foe its emanative and beautifying greets nt the teeth and rms. No presents era be more worthy of reeleamellidetion, or in more gerier.d use. Beware of spurious Saltation% The only genuine of each bears the name of "Rowlawid " pretesting that or gis setbde es the wrapper or label, with their at the hot. is yen hit, thus—A. Contend anti ram argl by seem et 4utce4sceie. Lamm sae on respect. acergieennes staainegignMi THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS fur CHRISTMAS.—TO-MOKROW, Dee. 22nd, a eptend,d DOU BLY. N MISER will be published. containing ninety-six columns of letter-mesa, with silty characteristic enerraeripm of the following suipets:—Adoration of the Three Kinp painted by Rubens (whole pp engraving) —Winter, drawn by Fester—Distribution of Coale at htbemes—Chridenert gee in France —Chridates Pudding, Blind aka. Butf, grated., drawn by Kenny Meadows—Christmas in a Torketdre Itall—Claridruss soug, The Holly Berry." Words by T. Miller ; Mode y John Bernet—Brighton Fishermen einLing Chridaes Carols —Conundrums for Christmas, by Alfred Crowquill— A London Yes—A new Novel Sur Christman, by the Brotbers3laybew ; Ulu•trated by Kenny Meadows —importation of f brides's, t reit Christmas gtmtrimimre at the Surrey Theatre and Astleya— . The • Loving Woman,. at the H a y ma rket Theatre -Sketches in Deland : I. Miss Kennedy distributing Clothing. 2. Scalp. 3. &arching for POtaturs. 4. Viltige of *men. 5. Women and Children—guier. l of the Queen Dowager :—I. The Proceed , ' throwth Veuidge and Eton. 2. The Procession to St Osorire's Chapel, Wind-ur. S. Mat Interment in Kt Georges Gana. 4. The Royal Vault. With all the news of the Week.—Prise of the Two Nanibms, One Ottite, 131, Strand. _ _ NEW WEEKLY ILLUSTIIATILD KZIDDICAL Mk LADIES. tat Sato:day, Demeebse 21, mid be paha , ed (to be metanued weekly) prim bd., °camped 411., Ns. L et THE LADIES' COMPANION at HOME and ABROAD. Ibrited by Me. Levees. Melted b the most element Writers and Anises. Ldon : Bradbars and It, DOWIRSIPIJat 'Mere all mat onmuakatame tie editor be addreesed, NM advertisements , sre received. DIIDICATED BT PERM IEsION TO HIS ROYAL 11101INES8 PRINCE ALBERT. Now reedy, ed. 2, royal Am dote toads. priee 23a. THE ROYAL PHRASEOLOGICAL FRENCH ESIOLISU DICTIONARY. By J. C. Yuma, Preach Nader, EL. Cailege.—Fremeb.EdgMh Part. Val. 1, cosudaingthe Eadltah•Fretub Part, may be had Mall beak. *Arm D lau add Co. breeds boakmilera, 37, Fako.equare. THE OAS QUESTION. MEETING OF THE GAS CONSUMERS' COMPANY. An extraordinary general meeting of shareholders in the (treat Central Uca Consumers' Company was held yesterday a vening at the London Tavern, for the purpose of adveing t e draft of a till to be submitted to parliament, and also of receiving and conferring with deputations ot doesumers from the various wards respecting the future eupp.y of gas fur the City of London. The chair was taken FM C. PEARSON. ti er s , MP. who said that the object for which the shareholders had been convened would be best ezp'sined by the document he held in his band, which would core .y to the atareholders the opinion of the directors on the niceeeity of obtaining a special act ot parliament. Mr. Peerson then read the following imaiment : " We the undersigned of the directors of your company do eerily that we are ad eised, although the company is corn pletely incorporated, with liesi,ed responsibility, under the 7 .nd 8 Viet..:. 110, that we should obtain an act of parliament to vest in tie company the powers and auth or ti, sot the Model 0 Act, and also to cloths the comp clay woo tha rights and privileges enjoyed by other comp chief, ern-owered byepecial art conferrieg upon them the powers aelo authorities of the Companies' Clauses Act; and we do further certify that we have directed the solicitors of the company to prepare a draft bill for the foregoing purpos a, and ale to carry out the several objets embraced in the prospectus of the compsny. And we do recommend the shareholders to give their concurrence to the proeenution of the bill. Date* this 20th day of D C ecember, 1849. HA LLIS CZAISON. " THOMAS DALIN. " J. H. MASSEY. " Titonas " F. Bassoon. " °solute H. Bovim.. " To the Shareholders of the Great Central 0.11 Consumers' Company." He said that the übj -et was mere b ly formal. It was under the at first hoped that the company might e established 7 & 8 Viet., comen.nly called the Model Act, but sabot. queutly it wee con.idered that it would be biter to have a epeeist act embodying the provisions of the Model Act, but turn rpr •hat th.ir p rodi should exceed 10 per oast., the surplus should be appl to tho r.dction of Flap. The various Glosses of the hilt bad already been ex plains' In the company's prospectus, but if any gentleman wished toe Willer explanation he (Yr. Pearson) would be hyoy pp give it. HALL (Bishopegateestrem) moved a resolution r. sloping the prov.sions of the bill, and authorising the dim tors to *Aslt it to parliament. Mr. LOWS (Fleet-stmet)aseoaded the resolution, with& was agreed to. The CHAIRMAN then said he had information to retuning', whi , ,h be trusted would be agreeable to die Mats holders. They had heard it alleged that their emapsay was all moosaltias, and that net a pipe wou ld ever be laid. He wee Nappy to Weiss them that oats of the Writ coatrestars is gaglaad had readmed foe ths eatke Marha at a lees sam than wen dud is Mr. Crean mimeos. (Hose, hear And ens of the dross is kis eostreet booed hint to sweep ebklisarg el mesid diem Is pea; ast. Be could, *sedum waft Ike esseeisers et that their lights weal& lie re* es2litle Jess nest =somas' its§ asialya esslissome eseepasy, it wee kr DON ..0 - 00SPOILA1 =dr WA R ~:: 10 i iE . Ilv rire' .o 1: , 1 ge.t . dad . 11311114% The expend a =an d 11 ad add Mi. ' Feeds ade NM liela• ar peld la aldedeld 011ie TM reared re mead had all Italialir et • lay Saul nee dishrag rardipdea Is pd ....,. 14• Jan mil !Ammo determiaed t►at the last 'b Amend shares s►ould be reserved wholly for consumers. A. man doubt had been expremsd as to e►e legality of the revelation of the Court of Bowen, and the possieditty of carrying it into crest, the directors had take* t►e opiates of the Aetairsey.Oestral and tiara other coansel, who hat given as their unanimous opt , iron t►at no legal difficulties whatever stood In the way. (Hem, hest.) The deputations hem the various wards were then admit ted, sad the motion became a public one of gas esesumers, Mr. Pianos vacating. and Mr. HALL taking, the chair. Mr. FOE moved that the meeting approve of the draft of a b.ll sebmitt d by the :rectors. Mr. LARVEY sec oded the resolution. Carried unanimously. Mr. PEARSON submitted for the wetted of the meeting the form of a esoeuenere. agreemeat, in lieu of the original one, which hec been übj.ct.d tow too formal and technical It was precisely the tame in substance, and it would be the interest of shareholders o. get as many aceepton as possible, as the price would dimini.lt with the increase of commit lion is the following Teti. : —3OO minions cable feet, cis.; 450 salons, at. 61. ; 600 miLione, 30 per 1,000 calk feet. (Rear, hear.) Mr. WATSON moved, and Mr. W seconded a resolution adopting the above agreenest, tr.' latter obetrv big that the exiatine companies were now offering gas at almost any price, bat their concessions, like theee of a cer tain great potentate, cone " too lete." The present move meat was only a foretaste of what the citizens intended to do in the way of helping theme veg. There were still the great water monopoly, and they soon meant to tackle it. (Great eheering ) The reeolatios was carried unanimously. The CHAIRMAN said that the seat benison wet to read to the meting the address which had been prepared by the gee o semmere 11011111Biltee es the completion of their lab jut,. Mr. BALL thee rod the address, nhich wee ananimosily approved of and adopted by the meeting. On the motion of Mr. Lows, a business committee, to be ieltend from the rufous wards, was appointed. Mr. HALL (BlabopegeteMeeet) moved the thanks of the meeting to Mr. Poems, at the mine tins expressing his hope that that gentlemen might be induced to re-oonaideg his reeolation of retiring from the dieemory. Mr. PEARSON acknowledged the compliment, end cad that if in the wardmotee (this day) the gementl seam of the citizens should be la favour of his retaining hie mat at the board, and the Common Council should not oppose it, he would offer himself for reelection is Jannis) , next. (Cheers.) The Recorder, Restembeancer, Chambeelain, and other officers of the corporation were connected with pubic compaziee, and be did not see any valid reason why the 8 ilicitor should be prevented. (Cheers ) Thanks were then voted to the chairman, and the meeting tinalsated. CITY ELECTIONS. THIS DAY. This being St. Thomas's-day, according to annual swam, ward:motes wire held in the v.rio.s wards through out the City, for tee purpose of electing common councilmen and other ward °Mean f..r the ensuing year. The ward. mates wen in general held early in the day, in consequence o. the act 12 and 13 Vic, cap. 94, which limits the paling to one day instead of thr e, as h.retwfor-, coming into ope ration. There is a total absence of that each. ment which has been *parent on similar ocearions, and, althunsh seve ral vacancies, occationed by death and resignation, have to be filled up, the contested wards are comparatively lew. At the Bishopegate wardmote a resolution was passed declaratory of a determination to support the Great Central Gas Consumar'sCompany ; and a vote of thanks to Mr. C. Pearson for his cantina with regard to the supply of gas. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-BTREET. Ptgaroennis.—J. Thomas and N. Rogers were charged with attempting to pick pockets, and also with having in their possession four rilk handkerchief., supp aid to be stolen. Mr. It Nichols, barker, of Loeshisrd street, stated that yesterday afternoon, shortly after five o'cloya, he was in Fleet-street, when he felt a tag at his pocket, and on turning sharply round, he saw the two pri-mers close behind hi The prisonors noticed that be observed them, an m. d passed by. Witness watched the prisoners, and maw them walk up is a gentleman, place themselves on each side of him, sad commence operations on hit pockets. Witneot did not perceive that they took any thing, ant they walked on to • court leading to 8:. Cle roent%-iiin•passa.te. Witness still followed them ; and, on meing two patio constsblee, he gave them the informatics of their attempt to pick his palters, and also what he bad seen Toe constables pursued them, and took them istl custody. 1' dice•constabls 62, T division, said Tkie prisoners were searched at the station-house, and four sill handkerchiefs were found, two up a each prisoner. The hanokerchiefs were very ingeniously concealed about their Fo. rsons—one was h and across the shoulder of Thomas, betweo n his cost and shirt, and another was found in the sleeve of It sag. ro' coat. It quiries were made which warranted Mr. Jardine in commuting the prisonen to the Mouse of C Irrection for six weeks. MARLISOROUGMSTREET. APPRIIIINPION OF DESERTIV.II.—J. O'Brien, a private in the Repel Horn Artillery, and J. Brown, a private in the Foot Artillery, were charged with having deserted from their respective regiments at Woolwich. Seegeant-Major Parkinson, of the East India Company 'a service, deposed that last night he saw the two pre on. is standing talking together near the company's de ro e. in Soho equate. He went up to them, and mkt d van. if they were absent from their regiments on leave I They replied that they were, and had their passes to stow. He de manded to see their pane', when they said that they had lost them, and were then on their way to Woolwich. He then called a constable to his anistaace, and took them to the station. The prisoners said th. y were not deserters from their regiments. They came up from Woolwich yestairdy with two fined', and were on the point of returning to quarters when the se rgeent name up and toik them to the station. They admitted being absent without leave. Mr. Hardwick said that, although they were not deserters according to their own ides+, it was atilt a & sw o rn accor d• ing to the Mutiny Act, and he should commit them to the ilou.• of Correction till such time as the authorities at Wool ' with were communicated with. WORSHIP STREET. _ . Arritstran 81/aolAtt.-11. Leach, alio Crowley, a well-known associate wee charged with attempt ing to commit a burglary, at the house of Hr. Nicholson, linen draper, High-street, Shoreditch. The policeman, an active ofH er of the N division, raid that about two o'clock that morning be was in High-strer, Shoreditch, when on looking down a pas sage enjoining the prami•ea of Mr. Nicholson, he saw a man against the wall, which is about 14 teat in height. He proceeded to the spar, when the man ran away. He then observed a man's toot on the wall, and the p-tsouer mime • diately mime down. Witness se'ezd kim, but the prisoner gripped an iron railing, and with diffdialty matins* got hi. baud away. He afterwards forced the prisoner out of toe passage into the street, where he became most yin lent. He knocked witness down in the road, and made a desperate re-istance. dome policemen came to wi.ovis'e as soignee, when prisoner was taken to the station-house. A quantity of ma•ches were found in his pocket. Morel, N 133, said that es...ortly before the prisoner was seen by his brother policeman, he observed him in com pany with a number of convicted thieves. The wi.uess knew him to be a most desperate character. lie has been at that court on former occasions. The prisoner was sent for a month to the House of Cot. rection. SOUTHWARK. • CAUGHT IS • FAN-LIGHT.—C. Mumford, a welt-knows tht.f, was charged with breaking the fanlight or- r tne Ain?. door of Mr. Sneed, bootm ;her, Union-street, Sruthwark, and attempting to commit a robbery. J. Tow, shoptnan to the prosecutor, said that for several days past a great deal of property had been missing from the shop near the doorway. Oa the previous cloy the prisoner and another entered the shop. and while his companion was examining some boots he saw the prisoner look very intently at the fan light. They both let; the shop immediately, and witness suspected that they were in tome way connected with the parties who had committed the rob beries; and having related his suspicions to his fellow servant, they agreed to sit up all night and watch the pre mime. A little after one o'clock that morning witness beard a sass` , near the fanlight, and on waking up he perceived a man's hard thrust through and in the act of grasping a pair of beats. Witness immediately jumped from his hiding-piece and seized hold of the prisoner's arm, while his fellow servent ran outside and secured the other part of his person. He mauled very violently to get away, but a policeman canalise up, he was secured. In defame the prisoner said he was passing the shoo quietly towards kis how when he was suddenly colleted by the eomplainant. He de n ied all knowledge of the affair. The magistrate ocinunittted kin to prison for two month& TnIWZICEOF THE LlTrug BirrAns.—A Guernsey paper suites that the none of the crew was to a great de gree owia to the &tact conduct of Peter Howard, sad to other pleb, wU, weft the peril the an were is, ia their ellen. to pis the mere, pat out to sae ht their boat, st the issoleas hared t their cows lives, sad having rerihod tie hest t heir thlpwrorked osso4 towed it M load, where diet klaily Ward aad red *hoes when they had than owed. each bravery cad hi:salty should sem be snowed to per without Wog es with all the bower they deem At the tittles of the loyal Court an eon of *this wet panted to es& of the as ra= l e tte Ddtria, floes the Dila Court lead. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE cd THIS MOST. FOREIGN-OFFICE, DEC. 19. ms QINGII his bees pleased to approve of Ids Robert Liston Hamphrye as con sul. at Antigua, for the Republic of Vent sash. DOWNING -STREET, DEC. 2l.—The Queen has bees pleseed to appoint James O'D oerd, 11141., to be her Majesty's Solleitcs•Oenerd for the Island of Tobacco. WHITEHALL, DEC. 19.—The Queen has bees stewed to appent John Kincaid, Fag , to be an Inspector of rectories, in the room of James &nut, Req., decimal!. WAR-OFFICE, Die. 11. lit Beet. et Dngs.--Ceraet J. Annus to be Heat, by par., vice Bir C. W. C. Imam limit , who retiree. 4th Mat. al P. —QuartereseeLdearet. I. LIAIIT to be quarterseat, vise Keen, map. mega Ilth J. BASTROZ, to be lieut., by put., The Pollard, who 1110 P.—Ren 11. H. Dionne to be tient, by par., vies Druids% who rent ;H. T. Ustanta, gent, to be ens by par .Tee Dawson. ittth P.—Myer W. CL &Lowe, to be lieut..tot, by per., vies Harris. who ret. ; Oapt. C. H. Uttar., to be maim, by per vies Drown ! Lieut. J. B. Taissaratt. to be emit, by Put. vile kilos ; Rm. 0 WILODTLIVIN to be gent., by par., vise Tbeiwall; Ras. L Carrenter, from the 17th P., to be ens, vies Weilderbare. 40th F.—Ens: B. TrataZTATail to be limn, by put, VIM Wileal, who Mani. 60th Y.—llea Lieut. R. Yaw to be drat limit, without par., vise Paps, dm. ADMIRALTY, Dm IA The f Wedge promotions have this day takes *es eammasat as the dial of Rear-Admits of tie White, Mr T. A. Collier, C. R. : Reer.Admind ad the Mee, C.B. xow, to be twar..atmiral uf the white ; Capt. P./101M; 8., to be tam Madrid et the bin.. BANKRUPTS. CHAIM= WISNII DAVIN Brow' Roused victueller. JOSIPII BEIRT Dixon, Korot, Leaseshire, cotton spinner. Diatoms /JINXING, Totaeo, Devonshire, cider, mer chant. Holborn, SCOTCH SEQUE3TRATIONS. Joan FINDLAT. Coatiridge, grocer. Palen Brous. Peterhead, printer. HIPIRY Oran, Tullich, Ro•sebire, farmer. ARCICIELLD Satin, Ditmbrockaald, Stirlingehirs, bleacher. Pirni Hoonna, Newton &swan, draper, deceased. ADAM BU/Mill. Montrose, writer. BANK OF ENOLAND.—AcOOOso wry Dm Now Wood 1310.137,4.0 me the Weak mead Dec. MOW tat rm. Clova.ama Data— 111.01 5 . 10 I OWE Setartel ats sad m UM". Oaid C Batas 1080.383 Olkwit seam Batas L30./37.760 $ KiiS N Proprietors' ON4tal ... • • al 102 Publio Myatt' limbs& daT. Coen t.. %Mt Debt. mid Div. Leda) 9.09.998 mber Ihti.mats -cwen.day And Last Bills 1m0.316 E 30.137.400 Goverinneut Somalra dads& Dend Widest Cab Annuity escaritiet ) ..... 14..!912 0 .0 er 10.6.3.41 n 12,184. Gobi sad Was Gls 1163.801 £3BM'At9 C, 5.151,E38 r. w.tasnALL. Dee. tO. 184 A. SUGAR.—The avenge price of Supr, the produce of the BriuM poreepakem ha America, computed from the retorre made In the week ending the lath day of 1849, is 245. bid. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the 'Seurat us 2 Dec., 4s. 114 d. pee cwt. Stager tke th e of the Fest Indict to 204 Id. per cwt. The avenge price of the three foregoing description% j intly, is 23e. M. per est.--Gaz _ STOIIEOEIOO3 FREEHOLD LAND MOVEMENT. — We are pleated, says tie Worcestershire Chronicle, to no tice the rapid progress the freehold land society in this town is making. It is sear ,ely more than eighteen months since the society wu established, and the members have already purchased two pieces of land, together measuring 24 or 25 acres, adjaning each o'ber, on the Emilie and Bridgnorth vied, about half a tulle from the cewre of the t3wn. The first piece was allotted some time back among 47 of the members, and the ballot fur the other piece, which is ci table of allotting 55 shine, will take place on Monday even ing next, at the British school room. We und, wand th a t land in this ntighbourhood it Ming divided and sold in lots to purchasers, at similar prices, and weekly payments, as those of the land society. In this way the franchise be wrestle extended ere lung. ELOPEMENT AND NIURDER.—The north-western bord-r ol this county (La Fayette Indiana, ) has been the scene of one of the most =slam holy tragedies that it has In en our lot to tee .rd f..r many • day. An old and substantial farmer of this county, named David Jones, • married man, some time since expi-r raced a pas.ion for 'he young wife of a neighbour named Cantwell, and, notwithstanding the urgent solicitations and tears of his neiglib - turn, frien ,s. and relations, he et waived to leave his family and elope with her. Acc , irdicitle, en Suuday terniog, the I Ith e told his wile of his int.. ntion, stating thst Mai stoic gto meet the woman at • certain pl tee, shutt a mite Iron his res Bence, where& they ince dell to elope. His wife endeavoured to dissuade him from going, mint that she feared it was only a pl a formed to get him oat from borne with his money and rob him, but he persisted, and ab.int ten o'clock mounted his horse and ktuted. On the following morning he wee missing, although Mrs. Con'. well still remained at home, and some were of opinion that he had gone off alone; but traces of blo^d found mar the plate of assignation ac usod • suepici et in the minds of his neigobours tied he had ben foul'y dealt with, and a search was made for rim. T , is proved utisum manful, however, for &rural days. On Sund y morning, the 18th, a more general "earth was instituted. and on the afternoon of that day the body co the unfortunate man was found, partially covered up, in • small pond on the prsirie, about toreetqoarters of • mile west of the propo-ed plea- of amignsthoi. He had been shot through toe heart by a file t) ill, which had entered near the left nipple, and tak. it a downward course, hr. ak nit one of the ribs in its plows. Ac intpett wait held by the COroll.r of White county (the body having been found • short Educe west of the Tippe t's.... county line), when the jury returned a verdict " That be hat come to his death by the hand of come per son or tuitions to them unknown." Jones's horse and saddle hags have not yet bean found ; neither hag his money, of which it is supposed he had a large amount with him at the time of his leaving home. Oa Monday u.orning write were issued, and several a rrests were made, among whom were Alveil P. Cantwell and his wife, sad a young man named Spencer Dayton, and they Were brought he( re Squire Russell, if W Its county. ou a charue of murder. We I ern trout a person who witnessed a part of the trial that the evidence. so tar out he Ward tended very strongly to fasten the goi t of the murder uport Cantwell. Mr. Junes was a man a f some 40 or 45 years of eg-, poniessing • most amiable wife, and a &mil of groan childri n. Mrs. Csntwell is • young woman, probsb.y abut 25 years of sec, and, as we are informed, of rather prepossessing appearance—La Fasette Courier, 23rd ult. MONEY MARKET. 1ilt:118MT EVININO The market f m government securities was much more quiet to-day, and no great amount of busines war negutiated. C msols npered at 961, to 1, being an 'deuce t.f over the eyeing price of yepterlay ; a pressure of sates ou ?he in tk. t reduced the price to 961, utter which th.y spin rallied and were dor.e at and last at I, dosing a. 961 to 1, the same ss yes. tet day for tie 18th Lawny ex dividend. The Three pt r Cents. lt.educd wire done at 913} and a. net New Three- md-s-Quarter per Cents. marked 981, and last 974. Exchequer Bills have ex.wrienced a further rise, they were largely dealt in at 565., 54.., and 575. ; atto, Small, at 575. pr.m. Long Annuities marked 8; ; (KU', 30 years, 1839, 81. Bank Stock 2021 and 2031 Ind l a B.inds. 88s. and 90e. premium ; ditto, under 1,0001, 90e. premium. Tae meeting of the Mex;can bondholders took place to-day according to appointment ; Mr. Cepa presided. Mr. Robertson ga v e • succinct account of his ptoce.dings in Mexico, but nothing was elicited beyond what is already known TO the public. He pro pmed that a committee should be appointed to examine his corresporderre whilst in Mexico, and pranised to afford any additional information or explanation in his power. This offer, however, was passed over without coming to a decision. A proposal was then made to accept and confirm t arrenrment he had made with the Minister of Finance in Mexico to re ceive 41 millions, and convert the entire debt into • Three-snds-Half rr Cent. stoek. Tuis proposal was overruled, and it was agreed to defer the considera tion of this question until the arrival of the next Packet, and it became known whether congress will ratify or reject the convention entered into between Mr. Robertson snd the Minister of Finance. Beyond this nothing of the least importanee transpired; and, after passing a vote of thanks to Mr. Robertson, the meeting broke up. Letters from Alexandria of the Bth mention that a reestkm had taken place in the cotton market, and a lot of 4,000 eentner, whisk a week bets" was he Id at 10/ dole., had been disposed of at 101 dole., equal to flfd. f. o. b. The market at date was quiet, and holders appeared anxious to realise. In flax there was no change to notice. The grain market was dull, sad irately any transactions had takes place. Prices' gam* IMO lacking dam. Darin the previous fortnight about a dozen vessels had been taken up,' and only three in Dort were disengaged. The rates of freight were 17-32 to td. for cotton ; 31. bs. for rough hemp; ss. 6d. to bs. 91. for wheat and beans, to a direct port. The exchange was 96i piastres. DUBLIN arocx&—usisoissa 19. Oat. Caßs9l9 kw opealng 8 per 0tat.....- 3/ per Cast. Mock ---- eil a Bank Stack Bo o 1 Bank .... „. (191 paid) llf / Patriotic Insurance Compaq ....... .......... ....(1a Paid) 7 Mi am nim m Comma, of balm& ...... .......... ...... ( (74M. Pod) paid) d i d Crer,' Ga. Dubtin and BelfastJusatioa . _ Great Southern mad Mamma MYRNA Great Radars sad Royal Canal 02111. THIS DAY. Two o'Cwen. The English stock market is not so firm to-day, and prices have given way a trill.. Caneole opened at 961 to 1. from which they declined to 951 ; they then slightly recovered, and were last done at 98, m , being nowquoted9B toy for the January account,ex- dividend. The Three pet Cent. Reduced mark , 961 sad 95k. The New Three - and - a - Quarter per Ns Gros have also declined from 971, the first price, to ta 971, the next and last transaction. Exchequer Bills 2 , 3 are marked 575. and 549. premium; and Bank Stock, 2031. 2o in In foreign securities. wi'h the exception of Mexican, s, which declined to 281, there is no change . to notice _ —very little is doing. The busines s consists of : ; Buenos Ayres, at 46. Two-and-s-Half per Cent. too Dutch, at 55; and 56 1; ditto Four Cent. Cedificates, ftt at 85 and 84/. Mexican, at 29, 1, 28 1 , and;. Rue- sr. sian, at 1091. Spanish Five per Cent. Active, at 19 tr and 1. 40 ENGLISH FUNDS. 13 Rank trod, ON 4 13 per Cl Cat. Ata,,n 4. 1 per 01. Mt Anae..o6 1 31 per cu. ra i U 3 per Clem Arad.. Liebman. nill. NIL iil ea FOREIGN TUE 138. fi Ler w oleadrtais Boil i l e rzattzr a ll a rl d t: la 1 dt. le It Per Coat., 6 per Ct. t1an.1949.191 9 I e pee C. Ilasaltlan Eds., NI 9 64 C. Prinisa re f 64 6 6 DMe New. 96 9 SO 1t.... '. 1.1 11 I per C 4. Puma "OM 46 S tAtteslt`ZiWal.Lise is 1)100 Ciiiitrill Pols., 9: 100 au Ditto Colutelo. Der Ma. 3 per Ct. Spud& irle. 3991 U Columbian Lau da, Mt., 914 Portalsh Deferral bk., 3 per Ct. Duda Me.. 714 Into Primo Bra., 31 4 u 911 per Cl. Dwelt Mt.. 641 3 per C. Veneta*, Oda. Pt le 23 4 pee Qt. Patch tart... r 4 5 Yeaesuelt Deferred Pat- 9 19 19 to 14111CING-LANE.—Tille DAY. The public sales have been large and va rious to da y , as :$1 the markets will be closed nest week, and re- - tpen on Tan. p { . day, 7.n. 1. 23 SUOAL —B,OOO hags llauritiva 6,000 bags Bengal, and la 200 htids.Weet India went off ateidily in:public, establishing 2 nil 4 an Waseca of 64. upon last Friday's eurranev. Barbadoes 191 aeld 38s. 6d. t 465. ; Mauritius, yellow, 35e. 6d. to 39s 6.1. ; let Bengal, Benares, 3is 61. to 42a. fkl. Rehired steady. so Grocery lump', 56.. to 525. 61. C0TP219.-1,000 bags and 200 colts of plants' ion Ceylon, tO and 1,001 bag. Manilla, are tel ing steadily in public isle; Is " the low qua'itie. of Crylon are moat in demand. Gaud Itdt (rdinary native Ceylon very firm in the private contract So market at 534., which price was freely paid on 'Change yes 13 tsrday. 20 Rtug.-3.200 p - .ckets of good white sold in rtiNlie sale, at 17 103. to 101 61. This article has advanced 9.1. during the 5 2 ° 3 week. and appears to have great confidence; speculators are 12 , in the market. 20 . SALTPSTRZ.-1,400 bags were offered; a small part only 151! sold ; retraction 51 sold at 275. avenue-I,hoo b ge Malabar sold freely in public sale at 1 ,,„,w ra ther high. r acre low to good. 30. to 321. per lb., dye fly at t h e latter price. 25 Cassra.-300 hex • sold at 98s. 6d. to 101 s. 64., which 20 were fully previous rate.. 31 liU33 remora firm ; la undirs'oad that the government le le contract fur 101,1'00 gallons proof was taken at 1. 31d. 20 I a other articles no material alterati in, but markets, gene. 23 rally, close with a firm app 12i 30 TALLOW NIARKET.—THIS DAY. The minket i. v. ry dull , with no rispototton on the part of 2 2 ,1 buy.ra to op.rate, tarn at the ann.r d guntationa, whi.h rt ere those et ans.° , ru.inst ;—Pktersburg Y. C. on the rp A, 121 Mc 34 to 9d. ; 1) eeminr d.:ivery, 38c, *Mere ; January I to March, Ms. 3 1., o,:toher In I) mber, WO, 395. 6d. Kt. St, COAL MARK ET.-THIS DAY. Buddy.We.t Hartley, 164 01 ; Can's ?day, 16..; 60 Ri e s in Mn, 17..6'1 ; Hastings 11,ttley, ; West Haut: r; 1.-y, 165.; Wile. En.l 9d ; Wall. End Hett. n, 2 0 ' 181 61 ; %Vrll. E.4tl Lambton, 181.; Wall. End 6:swan's, R. 184. 6L ; Walla Bo.' Tee., 18.. 3tl. Ships at market, 599. 2 MARK-LATE.—THIS I)Ay. at. The arrivals of b .th English and turrign Wheat have been au moderate enc.- Monday ;at the sqme time, the at't !lignite te ot buyers in Mark late uss been equally limi'ed, aed the ?,?, small amount ot buiduess transacted was at Monday's ; rates. Feiglish Bat .4 wan the tutn dearer, whilst vg, toreivi ct oil nt he purchased cheaper than at the Ingle. is wrig ot the wi ek. N o twithstanding email arrivals of 15, - , 01. s, :writer prices cnul I not he ele.eded. Beans dull. 13 . rtll4 more itioired tor, at late rates. Ft ur unaltered ie : value or demand. 20 aIIatIVALIS INTO LONDON FROM 17th DEC. TO 21St DEC. 124 g ran Enelltal. Seutch. Irish. Vorewa. 22 Wheat • Ice . 1 ..... 621,9 23 Barley I 641 EL Eller, 921 oak.; ..... barrel. Malt. 1,7'r0 cps. 20 St. Lamely A,FIIISBI. —Wheat, 42a, Id.; Barley, Va. 3d. ; We, 17e. 22.„; Rye, 26r. td. ; Beans, 2 7 .. 3d. ; Prey, 30 s. bd.. tit. so 414%1 al. tVEN.Aur.N. 0 so %Wu.' ivar.e). (ism t 14p t Bt, Nut. 10 7d 22• 24116. 11J 22,4 A.: 29. 4E. SW 7d 20 17 40. Si a. 114 116'.3* 7&21‘ 7431. La 20 21 ... .0. t: 3M I. 17. IN2 24* 02 Ss b 0110 7,, Dim 1 .. 2d 21. Id 16. 44 Hs I. IS. Sill. 2d is —4127 s 04212 SIM 43•30, 1.. Ili II .„ VM 61. 2 1. 01122. 6127. 11.1 1 .2120 Ild • 42110 0 A66 IR. 2111. Ild 27.114 10. 43.1 20 102,1116 id .1 Dernr.—lniwt, Baris2, Mts. live. Lamm sad Poss. la. so rrw. .N0v..0. Noa .1:14o. 31.1 Lea L I 0 •... 0 4 ... 0 3 ... of 4 ... 3/11 •, S. 771. 1 1 ...:-. L .1 1 :7. --- fiTiKOTJOH MARKEE.—THIS DAY: — zu Musa. nden and Smith report that the market 10 continues the same. 20 10 HIDES.—THIS DAY. 0.• 20 LI•DENHALL -ado-, 5610 s to 641b5., 141.; 641bs. to so 711 b.., l Id. to lid. ; 721bs. to !Albs., 2d. to 214. ; 6014 s to u 88Ibs , 24d. to 24a. ;88 lot. t. 961115.. 2411. to 244 ; 96Ibs. to 12 1041b0., 3d to 344 ; 1041bs to 1121b5., 344. to 4d. lions 11l II tbs. 7s. Calf Skins , li g ht, 2s. to 34 ; fall, 65.21 i 20 82100021E10E2 -Sheep Skins, plb4, 5. Od. to 76. Od. ; 10 g,a.• and hol'-br.d., 40 3d. to ss. 34. ; Downs, 3s. 2d. to 10 4s, IL sn -- 21? SMITIIFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. 25 We have a good ru..ply ot Baum, but an exceedingly 20 small demand. There are very few sales sift cod, sad 30 :hose ~1 lowa rates. A large mej ..rity of the supply an- 23 not b: elm' poem' of. The nui.b.-r co Sheep is by ro means 20 loge, y.t It is far gre ore than the demand. To dispose ,E,1,1. of a few. lower prices are taken. Trade is also bad for r s Calm and Pigs, at lower rat. o ; indeed this may be almost termed a holiday marke'. I.' um Germany and Holland at. there see 241 Begs's, 610 Sleep, sal 201 Calves; Scotland, 23 300 B goo; L -ie liter and Normansron, 300; and 121 Mitch Coal from the home Counties. t .....e..a...4 rata. •. -. .1. Per toss of Ma a. d. t el. .. 'sort ,e.ta. Magma+ 4 4 2 beet 10..11 111.4 *1 .1. lit I 0 0 0 issatibts4rons . . 3 4 0 Red Bate-wants 363 It 0 le 0 0 20 4 0 oat goalie Beam 2 3 4 Do. de. Ohm —. NT,. .. ...... ..... .. 3 40Cr es MIK •ekno % o . utlic) 28 3 2 20 , ... . Ott Ito t 1:414.4red , 310 4 3 L/a.ll l l. ... . 01/01) 20 ievt• st matet. 1,161 Sheep and Lambs. 4.190: QM's.. VT: 30 Pigs. lan 5 ..---- -----7 - 7 — . S YORK, D•c. 20. STOCK-EXCHANGE —Eastern Counties. ; r Great in Northern. 7 ; York. Newesatle, and Berwick (Newcastle Entennials). 20 20 lls ; Yost and North Iflulld7d, 17. 20 BIRMINGHAM, DIC 20. sever it- iticsarmin.— There was rather a better feejilLt this marks t to-day, althoug h little business was done. Southt ds were last quoted at 41 die, In &dation to the almost routine BM* Exchange report, it may he worth while to note* that here there le an anentomus and unmitigated feeling of disgust at rcilway i conduct and management, and all concerned in it. Onnfidence there s none; t, on the cor.trare, in all circles there to universal dietroat and con demnation for the knavery or ignorance of officials who, with all the facto before them, have puff d up property which turns out to be almost ineuelem. A. on instance of this may be ched the Des mat Birmingham and Derby gock, which is Dow worth about ill., was dared not four yeses Alice to be womb 1001'., and this by persists e re' ely concerned l the =segment of tbe Midland Oceopany. Here, when there wow s ven when Me mania was at its height so sompors. tieey heti at *sedation, and so mociemoney oat setae' in vestment, the one, is the wee kiesly felt, and the eassewestion propordoesdly great. The whirls in yertemlses Erprom bashes& ouch real and argirieimi many emote now me howit to that men who were never Wes° MIMS , their owe cooneres Amid have bete amviinerd directors ot railway% wince Willem wens M Mahe. end the herd relay et thmeads of parsons in Depardy. FOSZIOS HOPS. —An importation of several primers a hops toe taken pima at the sietrapolia_ frost llsuirml, is a morel just arrived in tke darks from that place, the growth of Commis. A Vella arrival from Bat ista's bas also brought 16 bads sf 3asps,tMPledsfs isles IV ilea& tio previous isperosioas tops bow pew ken eldest el tines seastris‘ RAILWAYS. Tina DAT, Two o'CLooz. The decline in the Eoglish stack mark , t, combined with the knowledge of the fact that the traffic re turas of several of the leading lines exhibit a consi derable decrease this week, as compared with the corresponding week of last year, has caused a great degree of heaviness in the share market to-day, and prices generally tend down ' wards. There is, however, very little business gciog forward, the public and th e jobbers is the " house seeming equally disinclined to operate. Caledonians were last dune at 101,; Ortat N irtheres, at 7 ; Brighton., at 781 ; Lend ani North Westerns, at 110; Midlands, at 46; South Eastern., at 181. Fret eh share. h Lve scarcely been touched ; quota teflon, are nominally the same. glueise pries Yesterday. I 4 ''''w ls l •=1 Pl.I llamas Unmoor% 14 12e 1 I dia. 6i ei dia. 41s. gar U 21 n 24 91 9 1 4 < pa. 4 per 38 38 4. 13 13 gls. II 188 llj 114 SI Si Si IS die. 1 '1 7 1,1 14ia PT 14 Se 1011 N I Du. Premises . . Oil Asibit„Nea.,tlaa..(lllL Je. • rarks Ext. (04 Wm. W. perpetual p. rt.) Rinalagbamalliford lost cadladulsp‘orwithannr. Al Da. without a guarantee 181 Dlrm.Weas.t StourVans) 10 Irma, Woly" and Duds) callschtlypi.e.rwithguar. 10 Do. wittwat a guarinteg 7i IScatce, Main, and Bann-. 011 Bristol and gator ... ... 1011 Do. Thirds ... ... .. 1 7 4 InseaingluunahDe ... ... 12 4 Do.l shares „. „. 10 De. CBI Prefseta;erei. 10 sad Holyhead .. 16 Do. Preteens@ Dublin and BeltattJud.. SS Bast Anshan IS De. (sin a. 34 Do.(31.10e.)1 p. Ct. Prof. 20 Eastern Counties 10 Do. New Goa. tp. Ct..- ' $ Do. Rat., Sp. Ct., No. 1 11 Do. do. No.: 511 Do. N. St B. 6 per Ct I NI Do. New.- 11 Easters Union, east A ((late E. C. Ili) ... II Do. do. de. . 2S Do. elate B. sad C. dlttp SO DV:ll=s. fp. Ct.) U Do. New 61 Do. New shares 56 East Unoolusture 60 Edinburgh sad Glasgow II Utter, Yeovil, & Dorris 21e. tarter sad llsstouth Great Northern .„ 12 1 D 0.6 shares, A,Deferred 21 D 0.4 sharps B, dp. :0 Do. 5 per Cent. Net 30 tit. South. sod Wert. Ilro ) 1 00 Great North of SottLsod 33 De. New, .1.10 . 10 Do. Now, .130 15 Do. New, a IS 106 Brest Wretpro 50 Di tehares .„ U (ht. shares IS Do. iiiir:stf ... ... 1 0 WWI and selby... ... ... 2 5 Do. 6 phone ... ... .. 121 Do. 1 Mime .- . - 50 Lancaster and Carllalo .. 1 0 Do. Thirds , .... . , 100 Lanceibire and WoitstOrr i 92 De. do. M. B. St 11.. 49 Do. 4 .here..:. ... .. 10 Do. Villa* ... •. 14: fro.lairila ..._ ..._ ~.1 10 Do. hew (PM o p•et•l•.' 49 Do. Liverpool and Bury 10 De. Went kUdlna Unto/ 55 Do. Preston and %Ira 10 Do. 1 sham (A) ... ... 30 • Leidy and Itralford .. ...1 30 Ilea& and Tbir•lr ... 1 , 361 Do. Pref. 6 6. , : . .ent No.l', 3 Do. No.l l i 5 Do. Do. W 0.3 9 , Do.goarters ISO 7 per e) 111•Lowluo end If lacawali 1010 Low, Brighton, 2 6.oaeot toe 00. New Vric.. a pAn.i 11 Do. guarantee IS p. Ca. I boo er.y•l dilliirea... 90 Do. Prof. 5 I.er Ceta„.., 10 lat.Conert. 3 i..C.,111.52 121 London and Urcoivral . 90 19.. Pref. f.nee ... ... Inn ',intim a si•olli-N'ertcro 12 Do. do. Sow 1 appe, 7 I Dn. PIMA .. ... _ I 1.5,,Epe ab., M. and /MC. 50 '1.75n.1.2 2 s•altb-6 astern 42t 124. Sea. £5O . ... I 14 D. hew, XII ... S Du. Preferewev 7 p.tlenl 29 Lowtatolt. iliar. 1 raw Pea.. 3 llancb„ Pos., ono:11.006i '.OO Mauch., thef..&Lincolnabl, 21 i Lto. 1 Waiter, Nu. 1 ..., 25 ' Do: ebonies No. 2 ... 114 Do. bare,. No. 1 .. 10 Do., New £lO Pref. ... \ 10 Ina, (Welt (Wined* .. 121' Do. dn. ... ... ... .... 23 Do rbo. awl in set,...) A 1.10. (41.1.,by Duet .. : 41 rk, linndn Union .., 100 didland • 30 ' 1r0..£50 *bares ... 100 ' to. Irina. a nd Verb, - 100 Do. h. and W. a p. CienL 50 Do.ErewardiValleyPtel. SO llulland rit..Wradern (In) 1110 ' Mortal .. ... . • • I3\ ' Do. Now . .120 ... .. 10 Do. Guaran. 3 per (a.. 5 Do. tioaren. 51 per td.. li North bridle ... .... 121 lax Leharie _ ... Do. 'harem ... ... _ Do. irde - 5 , 110. Preterewie ... ... 17iiflorth Stet irdebire ... SO Oxford, vto:,., it Wolver. i 11 itcad.o.iiiil•l„ owl lteisalel 41 Ituretoo and Within is Moottivh Central _ 12 A... Web Midland . _ - 1 12 eareino,B7 11001. • C2212 . A 1 II Do., rna B ..• .. .r, i Do.. New Guanin test IS 19brewpbury and Chanel i i Nor. W. Man.) ... ... IS, Du. lleneetry • ... ... 10 D. 6, 0 per rico . t. Prey... 1! Wiropobire Union ... ... 50 South Devon ... ..• ... V/ '. Do. Preference _ _ 11 Worth staffordrhiro ... 331'ikilth Gators ... ... 31 Da Nu. 3 . . 10 Dr. slo. 4 Reiriab;od __ 110 Do. No. 4 Owip .. 43 Wouta Wolfe ._ _ ..• 11 11. lurk., Dow, a Goole_ 161 ibeitteid, ttotliertem, an Owl% N. Di. paa.3 p.1.t.. JO Waterf•rd and 9 M.. any.. 50 Wear Valley, Rp. Ct. woo 2 • Do. dn. do. 41 I Wipe, parmeivet, & Wept:. 25 , Yor9,l4coenidlear Bowie. 3P . Do.Yorker:4race. a Do. 0.9.21. POlOW.1•1 o: Preference .. 110 Tab and Nor.b ttidiano. to I Do. Preference ... . trauma BAILWILIII. ill ANTIO-Itisllllll (IM. Italia. Sad Allftrli.4) .. lb I Boulndlse and Alflieri , 2' ;Corral ',ale, (V;erpsoP $ , Dutch Rheaillt .. .. 1 1 Is lost Indian ... .„ .... SO Do. do. ... ... 8 Great 'Mau realmula .. lOM. Do. 10 I Do. ... ... ... .„ ... 10 !Namur sad Liesp ... ... 111 74.rstora of Prance ... 7 Orleans and Bordeaux ... 2 Puri. uhl Orleans ... ... 10 , Pads and Boom ... ... 12 , Patio , u3d Stranbourss ... SO l i Room and Hams ~. ... 20 Samibee wad Dom ... ... 1$ Toon and Nantes ... ... t 1f T i I I 61 AO. 11 7 ifs. 6 7 1 If db.. $ Sf 29 SI 21& 22 . 61 6 1 1 2 71 9dl. LIVERPOOL, Dec. 20. iixoon-Ricwanwi.—The market remains steady, witheat any extra briakaess. Pelee QsL denies Preference Mures, 44 London and North Western, Ml—Ditto roe+ 'bezel), Ile p.—Midland, 46 n 6—Ditto (i aerie), 411 2 4.—Hortk British (new 51-Bt. Helen's Bell sod C., 16—Houth Barter. an d =(rio. 4, lowed as -shares, 61 die.) 61 4-6outb Stagordebtre, 44 dla. 11-ANCHRSTBR, Dm 20. Beottu-Nauwamor.—There was hotter heling peral e at, and prow were soetained, bat the rather market ems gate% sal sot muck business was effected. LEEDS, Doc 90. egoca-Bicumies.—Tbe imark.t =wa n " „ num b,* ao or me prism ono toodsrood, without any aidoreat Windom aTen sod North Midland Priforooto have this ms at *AY. 1 Colodations at Ild • ditto Yr.Mm.., di 14 L7s=l . 4 Pr w eierel y at ii &si ng o zzta: I I :Z I P o. ; •adlikollaufro; sal Goebt le& • 1 ill' ow. A I 4 I ►t ►. 11 111 11 13 20 tej 211 k 9 dia. Il+l3 d6i Si 3 3 dm. 2 dm 1111 32 1326 :30 49 21 pt'. IS 40 p.. 19 20 p.. 979 539 27 MI 19 119 du. 105 II 45 a db. 97 99 40 49 9 5 9 5 DA. 49 89 9Ma par 43 41 AY. 22 21 4a. 10i lo 61 6164. Il 10 614. 2i 2 pai. 7 It &a U is Pm 99 100 7 9 14 ilia. 41 41 dia. Ili*. 7* 7 " $ 1 1139 1 N ISt 33 17 32 17 Si 23 111 119 - lwa• vim 211 11 804 14 pm -204 194 du. 18 18 We. 14 2 pm. 14 15 41 44 dis. 14 lb 15 13 di.. 4 41 11 2 8 I' 16 13 Ale. 10 9 di► 21 10 dm. 6 di.. 40 47 22/ 211 414. 21 ZS 122 124 id 6I 24 26 14 IS 41s. 11 17i 1 4 4 , 1 i 4 5 14:14. 10 251 14, ; 14 1J Ti 7 di& 6 e di. tI 2 pm. 7 Sala. $ 2; dia. ll w dia. dia. 15 15i 34 31 dia. 4 6 6 ;1 4i 4* 19 194 6:41 27 4 dis 4 3iJAS. 1 4 4 °l.- par Ipm 14 12 4.16. 161 171 9 8t it* 43314. 1 17 3 31 dim . 111 a 10 II 48t 8 8 \I • 1, • ra I 97 494 4 i i i ISI IBi i 161 Ili 3' elf y