The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-19 00:00:00

• •••••• k. 1a re n OA. Ik 9h It O. I , I. Is hor lltchs D I OL I El Ir. dams ,b •,611 01. NO won 6 II of t 6 0 with `II is. 5 6 0 DOW • 6 le c. r. N 6 fs tot. Re. {re L rat!. 1 ft tern 6 terr in 1U Tyr 119 tn. 1$ und 1U to , L h 51 Ell ,•.. u.,- x5l I , A Mt Eli it, DO T at et. Jr. • . . • • • Mt, 1' 46 TI I • In is Row $., tm. 7.49 91 Ll9' ILL 14 I . I 101. 06 I. pew • ` twh s. aisoa . P&L 1116 I)4 ' d lig°. I t• °"2° Pi as * . 10, 11 l • • 0 46" It • L . 1 Zoo. A LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1850. THE SIM ACCIDENT AT GREAT SCOTLAND YARD. THE EXHIBITION OF 1851. IRELAND. An isqaest was held yesterday aftarsooa by Mr. Bedford, tne coroner for Westminster, and a Jul of Swaim householders, at St Martha's Workhouse, on the bodies of Edward Gorman and Willies Gardiner, the two or.. who lost their lime on Monday hat in consequence of the rim baring rushed late a sewer in which they were employed, neer the bottom of Northumberland-start, &mud. The following is as additional list of local commis skews to that already published, who have been nosalastiod by the Royal Commission, mad have received their appoint ments : Dttsun, Dso. 18. The het sale of property fixed to take pleas in the Encumbered Estates Court until the end of the first week in January, came off yesterday. The three commissioners sat. the new assistant commissioner Dot having yet taken his seat, and eight small and unimportant estates, consisting of fee-simple and leasehold interests, were disposed of, the proceeds of the whole amounting to 21,1851. The wretchedly situated bilsegghlin property, in 'Mayo, which ob tained such notoriety from the circumstance of its first attempted sale being used as an argument in ' parliament spinet the working of the oonemiaaion, was put up foe the third time yesterday, and the 8,207 scree were at length sold, the lots into which the estate was divided bringing together only 4101. The Antrim estates of the Earl of 51onuteuhell were to have been sold yesterday in Belfast under the order of the commissioners, bat the particulars have not yet been received in town. For Finsbury —Rev. Jobs Barlow, John Hancock, leg ; J. 8. 8. He wood, Esq. ; John Nona, Esq For Graewia—Admiral Sir C. Adam, H C. 8.; Juno. Glaisher, !kg *; John Gore, Eq.; John Pawn, Esq. For Hammer smith—Wm. Tiorneyelark,Esq,; Joseph Jobs Balm, Paq.; For the City of London—Sir F. Smith, Capt. Mackerlw. For Southwark—W. Hackblock. Esq. ; W. Powell, Esq. For the Tower Monists—John Adams, Esq. ,• Arthur Asphi tel, Rag.; Aston, Esq. ; W. Baker, Bag , Connor; Lewis Bator, BK.; Sir B. N. Buxton Bart., M.P. ; John Carter, Esq. ; Jobs Camp, Eq. ; Pear Chabot, Esq. • Dr. Herm Corry ; Richard Claxton, Esq. . • Robert Clinton, , Eq.; William Claxton , Eq.; Sir Wm. Clay, Bart., M.P.; Amu Coffey, Isq_; John Conk, Esq.; John Devito, Req. • James Felton Esq. • Joseph Feet. Rom. ; G. T. Good beltM, Esq. • limp OrM. Esq.; J. G. ffsmantack, ; Robert Ranl;orp, Bag.; William Hess, Req. ; Jame Rill, Eq.; John Hompbrays, Esq.; John Hume rays. Esq., Inn. Aspens Jobosou, En.; Cl. T. Kemp, Esq ; Wm, Mace, Big ; Charles Mare, Esq ; John Mesterman, Esq.; George Mean, E q; Miller. Eq. ,• Robe,: Whibstt, sq shett, E. • Francis Napier Idaq.; Doom bier, Req.; Wm. Palmer, Esq. ; Eq. ; J. Richards, Esq ; Jobs Sea• ward, liaq. ; Sherwin, Esq.•, Henry Sow, Esq. ; H. Swipe, Esq.; Tebbltt, Esq. • J. R. D. Tyree. *.q. - John Venom, Eq.; Thos. Wedgwood, Eq.; Franca; iseu T. Wind_na. Emu Watt , Es.; W. T. iite;esT;etari of the oomatioionese of ;ewers was prison to watch the pomading,. The jury, otter having been sworn, retired for the of viewing the bodies. They retuned after the shout ten agents*. William Wheeler, of No. 60, Groevenat-terracee, woe then called and examined.—Knew the deceased, Wil liam Gardiner. Cold not tell his age, but he appeared about 40 or 42. He was a bricklayer. Knew also the de ceased Edward Gorman, w)o appeared about 35 years old, and was a bricklayer's labourer. Wee on the spot a few mi nutes after the accident happened. The co:dreams ems liseers.Hainptireys andThirsk, to whom wither was foreman. Had saperiatonded the construction of the sewer, which was called the "Victoria Sewer," from the cemmessament. It essamenced in Scotland-yard, and had proceeded m far as Bridge•sireet, Parliament-street. The accident took plow war the Bliud Dock. At the time of the accident the bricklayers were carryiog up head walls to prevent the tide from coming in and chargicg the sewer; that was at Perry-wharf, &attend yard. There wee another foremen named Homy Parrett, a carpentor by trod*. There were tee ion rd taw Mad mils were, he beliared, a- - plonk TM am Mr.. Than meg lU — drawings te week by. They were three walla, which were constructed to the different °pular to the river. in. witness thin explained the posthon of the walk, by reference to the plaes.l The Conan inquired whether any one attended from Minn. Huse p threys and Think ? ut Mr. H reys stepped forward ; and In reply to an observation row the coroner, said the clerk of the works could afford the best information with regard to the man agement of the work,. The examination continutd—The walla were not worked from these drawings. There were other drawiogs. When the accident occurred one wall was complete, another about two Int bleb, and the third within fourteen or fifteen inches of the arch. There were eighteen inches of brick erJrk from wall to wall. The wells themselves were fourteen inches thick. (Hers a considerable time elapsed while a thump' was sent for the drawings of the walls ] The plan produced was that on which the walla were constricted. The height of the finished wall wu six feet from the floor lug of the chamber. The top was twelve feet from the sur face of the earth. Upon the wall there were arches. Saw I the piece lest before thy accident on Sunday night. Had semn it rind. It was the idea of the 'surveyor to place the walls there, in order to prevent the water from breaking in: they had not been njured by the aesi• dent. The earth had given way overhead ; that wu the only pert of the works that had net with any damage. A hole had been made through the excavation at the end, of which water appeared to have been the ewe. Above the au:ennui there were warehouse. When the water broke through it must flow into the chamber. The works at that spot bed been goiter on for about 1G weeks, during which time very little water nuns in. There bad been some water /ten the land springs, and several time water from the river, the letter generally at high water. 'DA chamber had been dammed from the commencement to guard against the high tide, and the dam bad nut been injured by the late catastrophe. Water might have come bons the don. There were two other dune in progress. Before they maid connect the two sewers, it was tannery to get the water out of the dock. The men were at work aft beet below the bed of the dock. The Secretary of the Commissioure of S were here said an investigation had been instituted by the commicionere, through an ezrrienced engineer, wile the view of seen aining the emus, of the aca.elent. William Gorman, brother of the deceased man of the mime name, was then examined—ilis brother was, he said, 3-; or 36 yeas of age. \Verses& was a labourer. Was at work on Monday in the chamber when the accident hap petted, about half-pest eleven. His brother and William Gardiner were at work with him. They were all at work very chn'ortable end quite sober, when they heard a sudden noise of water. Nitric,' being the last man mode his escape. The water came in laths/at any warning. Ois h:.ating the rush, his deceased brain said "Come on." He replied, " You come on . Ned, I'm all right," ard he sew no more of his brother. Had worked there from the enamenonnent of the job. They had never doubted that it wee all eats. Had not looked at the works since the accident William Booth ficdt was then examined—Lived at Fowls Cottage, Hampstead. Was a civil engineer and clerk of the works fee this jab, and survey°, to the rommissiocen of sewers. Had the general superintendence and the surveying et the works. The plea was prepared by Mr. Font?, an d, engineer. It wee witnews's province to see that the plasm were canted oat as far as was practicable. (Witness then pointed out apes the map the position of the works at the time of the accident.) llod looked at the works since the occurrence, and was satiated as to the way in which the chamber got filled. The men were making a tunnel which was nearly complete, and witness was present when the snidest marred. Thought it was not right to go on with the tunnel as the men were doing when the water was on. Then was no doubt that the scridtmt arose from the weight of the water on the surface. John Knight was examined next. He said be lived at No. 27, Ashby street, Battle-bridge, and was a labouring man. Knew nothing about the plans of the works. Was engaged on Monday at the tunnel ; was laying a road and anoint; up the bottom when the accident occurred. Worked under the foreman, Mr. Wheeler. Did not know bow fir the tunnel had been constructed. While he was at work in the tunnel the water cams in all at once, it gave them ao warning, Was by his mate, a IBM who was working with him. Was in the tunnel on Sunday night, when everything was quite safe. Nothing was said on Monday morass se to there being danger from the water. The small tunnel was 25 feet long. Gardiner and Getman ware working In the chamber, and he weld have walked to them before the water came 10. Did not see the men taken out. William Wheeler !sealed—Wu satisfied as to the fact of the water having come from the bottom of the dock. The tunnel had goes within five feet of the opposite aids. Then was the bed of the river to ;invent the water from rushing in ;it was six or seven feet. The dock was del ; the Begone street sewer water came through it. Was in the tunnel on Saturday and on Sunday ; than was no boarding or other protection. Mr. Perna, the other foreman, and himself, always consulted with Mr. Think; on this occasion they saw no danger, and he (witness) would have been in the sower in five minutes if the acci dent had not occurred. Could not say how soon before the accident the engineer had been present. Was in the habit of communicating with Mr. Scott as to the progress which was being made. The tunnel was commened on the Saturday evening beton the accident. The work was suspended all Sunday night. Mr. Think did not personally inspect the tunnel, but ordered the foreman to go on with it. rworks rened ia the MN state as were with the eception of the mai trench being blocked up. they There was se danger hi must, and witness would not object to go Into the sewer. Benjamin Brooks, bricklayer, said he coated In taking the two deceased out of the chamber on Monday afternoon. Found them in the big sewn under water, about 20 feet in wards. Put a rope round them to draw them ap. John Henry Coe, 64, Lincoln's inn-fields, was a cement manufacturer, belonging I. the fins of Robins and Company. The firm occupied the dock. He had been personally aware that a tunnel was brag made ander the dock. The /ma treat the works. A clerk aeademed le rZlheserkeariVthat sae of two bases which Inelheem put dews la the auk he& hem broke'. The 'leak was then era he at the request of the 4111111 Mr. Gems Murphy, of Sates street, Lambeth. said M IPIS a traveller to MOM Robles sad Company. Knew the desk under which the tunnel was bedag_made. Oa Saturday alter. soon he stood on the board width palpated over the dock, and called the attention of a eariee employed by the firms to I the fact that the beam was giving way, and be expressed a wish that the man had got through with the work, and a fear that some accident 11011k1 001 ALT. It had been fre gamily remarked that tram the inclination of the building some Miliillol was likely to meet. He was ghee te under stand, lamewer, that the ersamiedonen, or t ree least the par. dm wheedles, teenage el the works, n slabbed that nom mold take glees. He did sot meads, the mat. ter, but other parties had deuce. He thee& Mr. Cm, am of the Mk had spokes about it le Ile aeatrealsm or *sea move& la the weeks. Had seas the dock sines the eareneme. sad it was mar dee past which he had mentioned that the ankles& kat eusarreL The desk wee one is which the firm diabase& their weals. Piles were placed to keep out the water, het they Win mite instated. If we had been takes to Wait the water oat of the dock the danger would have barn ism The Coroner thought it desirable that the ogee should be postponed until alter the Commissionen of Sewers had se nand the report of their eugineer. Anceirdlogly, the inquiry was adjourned until Monday' alit at two o'clock. ENCOUNTER wrru BUROIARIL—This morning a commanleades, the fall pertiniers of whisk an not allowed at mond to transpire, we remind by the Com mimione r of Polka at Eintlandlard, of a eanasta Mayen the polies aad some burglars. It appeared WA the police had received intelligence of ea Wended ho teary in Heat, and two Mann were placed to the •icinity of Lewisham and Blackheath, and early la the morning perceived four am L a light chaise-cart. The Ofllolllll challenged the penile IS earreader, and stopped the knee, ost which two of Me mein presented pistok at the Mikan, who, not beim edeepaately armed were obliged to allow the thieves to escape, bat pi ea of the cart, whkk coateised boaerbreaktag im plemente. It I said that the thieves awn pan of what is tensed the "Surrey gang." , 701 1 ;';!'” - - -- r •• a . l iii 51 METALS. ' Our advice. from New York, under date the 4th last, supply us with the following information as to the metal markets of the United States: From New York.—Copper: new is without change, steady at 21 outs for sheathing, and 161 6 months for yellow metal. 10,000 lbs. old sheathing brought 181 cub. Iron.—English bus are firm at 36 dollars, at which some involute have been sold. There is not mneh offering in the market. Scotch pigs are held at 201 with small sale. We have to report sales of a few small lots Scotch pig at liktlials. 750. for cash ;20 dole. so 75c. 6 months. s, so Lead.—Pig has remained very dull, and we know of no sales of either foreign or American. Imports from Ist Jan. to Ist Dec., 1850 :—From ■ foreign ports 203,299 pigs; coastwise ports, 213,295 pigs; total, 418,594; same time last year, 418,834 pigs. Tin.—Last sales Bann, 200. 6 months; and Straits at 181 to 183 c. Imports from lit Jan. to let D:c., 1850, 36,848 pigs, &c.; 265,674 plates, boxes. re Same time last year, 47,920 pigs, &o. ; 186,991 plates, 111 boxes. 1 11 boxes. From Philadelphia.—lron is firmly held, and large to contracts for spring delivery have been refused at 1: present prices. Lead is steady, with sales of 1,500 u pigs of Gilens, at 4 dots. 85c. the 1001bs., cash. 15 From New Orleace.—Lead : One or two small lots have been sold, not sufficient however to establish a et. Arrived, none t cleared for New York, IL! MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Do BCC/Att.—The public sales, consistine of 200 hhds. Porto Rico, 3,00) bags Java, 200 cases of Bahia, and 1,000 bones ; of Ravannah, wont off heavily, and nearly all bought io, as Is bas en did not'appear disposed to give full prices. Refined, is dal ; grocery tamps, 601. to 521. to Coyote.-130 casks and 3.5.1 bags 'plantation Ceylon sold 23 with spirit in ;public sale, at a slight &demos.. There has t been more inquiry for good ordinary native Ceylon;te day ; " the quotations sand 65i. to 565, but no business done. Its TAL —Ti.e news by the China mail has not altered prices. Ift COTTOL—There were 1,200 bales sold yesterday on Ittt 'Charge, at a shade higher prices. SO RUM remains study. me TlN.—Thu demand for East India continues good, and et , prices show a harsher advance. 17 la et :tr articles no mat, sial alteration. 50 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. tq Mehra. Clow and Devil report trade vary dull, at the to following gutations ;—Prima Meadow Ray, 71e. to 8)s. ; rt InGti r, t 3 684.; Itowea, 60s. to 655.; Clover, 70s. to 23 806.; Steoad GO.. to 70 ; Straw, 20a. to 2 4 i. 20 20 DOPS.—Woacmoran, Dec. 17.—Oar mallet remains the esm• as list week, demand Gni supply both short, In which state we esput it :o continue bath attar Chris mu. t. TIIMODL'ItSTORM MID DEiTRUCTIOR OF PROPERTY it et. DT LIGHTNINO.-0 a Sandie mernine, about three o'clock, I the inhabitants of Ahiagdon were r uddenly rouud fromtheir 3 .„ ° slumbers by a thunders'orm which burst imoserliate.y over t it the town. The alarm it produced was couidcrable, there re being no indication during the previous evening of so on- tit. mineable& visitation. The thunder completely shook the SS hooter, while the lighteleg was of the most vivid intense- r atm, and the hail, show, and rain completely deluged t h e g streets. Ewa lye quarter of an hour had elapsed from the a first turlio peal when • messenger on horseback lode et full to speed into the town with the alarm of tire, the electric field 60 having struck s lone barn on Wick Farm, in the occupation he Or Mr. Bedrock, about a male off. Many of the townspeople hastened immediately with the engines to the men. of eon- i" s " fiagration, despite the pelting of the storm, but on anteing to there they at once saw that an attempt to save any portion t of the property would be perfectly tireless. The roof of the barn had already fallen in, and its valuable contents were ...a cne barr.ing mass; and the wind, which bed been blowing 2 almost a hurricane, had communicated the fire to a large tR wheat and bean rick • thou distance from the barn, both of fa whichsoan fell a prey to the destroying element. The build. Bt tog was kneed in the Count) Fire-offiee ; and the farming 5 5 stock, which conflated of upwards of Ifo quarters el barley the produce of 24 acres of beats, 10 tents of wheat, a varMtf Bt. of agricultural implements and utensil'', the whole of were destroyed. were fully insured in the Royal Lthltange. Ito The total damage le estimated at 1,0001. so A EMIRS AND SON CHARGED WITH ARSON.— Yesterday morning Hr. Them•s Whittak , r, of Cambridge, so ' and Lie gen, whose dwelling and shop, in which they carried ei on the hteicess of dealers in curiositiem , was burned down on SI the Thed ult, were cheesed, on the preseeution of the West m of Enticed Fireoffies, and also again by tho landloed, with wilfully setting fire to the same. The furniture end 1 ? stock wets insured for 1,1101., and the claim was made he (or SSW. JOLLY BURALAR9.—On Wednesday night last the 20 farmhouse of Mr. Walker, Turkdetn, near Northleach , wee 12, broken in end plundered. Mr. Walker had been from home to until hill pot l l o'clock on that night, when he united the m doors end went to bed ' • and it was soon after that time, sa it 60 turns ou-, that the haute was entered. Toe burglars 86 smoslt , d a non •of glass in the back pi th s house, wrenched II off .n iron 'bar, end having climbed over a cider cask, got y s . into the kitchen. They regaled themselves with a plentiful so supper of beef and beer, and seem to have made themsilves quite at home. They then decamped taking with them ta live table end tea-spoons (marked W."), several coats, la chaerlr, silk handkerchiefs, and four pair of boots.—Chelfen- Arms Journal to THE GREAT COAT. FOR MR EXIIIDITIOR.— IS A few days ago this large block of coal was drawn out of one 81- of the pit, it the Range C ciliary, Tividale. Rau Tipton, be- Li longing to Mr. Daniel George Round. Upon the first at- r; tempt being made, such was the great weight of the coal ip that the niche ring upon which the repo is wound broke Be, through in two places, it being nit iron, six inches broad 2$ and one inch thick. A new niche ring being put on, a second attempt was made ' when, amidst great suspense, the coal was brought to light up the shaft, 200 yards deep, in so the spates of three minutes. The waggons being run over the go pit the coil was landed amidst the shouts and cheers of all to aosembl. d. The coal was then transmitted, by an inclined SO railway, about SCO yards, to the wharf, the colliers holding 1 1 it bat kby ropes. It had to be brought to the bottom of the a pit some considerable distance, the ponderous mass at times so breaking the cast-iron rails and sleepem forming the rail- ge road, as it moved slowly along. The weight of the coal heel , . M exclusive of any chairs, he , is about five tons, as 16 by mei ns of steelyards . When tired to be waisted the M . hook by which the coal was suspended broke through, so bring of wroogtt iron, 11 inch square. The size is 6 leer so high and 18 feet in circumference, neceasmUy of a circular 10 shape to admit it up the pit shaft; the largest sins that SO could possibly be produced, and probably the greatest weight ever attempted to be drawn oat of a mine, and must have been attended with great risk to the machinery and roper. No other then the 10 feet or thick coat seam of &nth 8 teff4rdshir• could allow of such a large piece of coal being produced. Its height, upon the skip and waggon . , is nearly 9 fact. It Ike and, remarkably bright and clear. We age glad to learn that no accident occurred to any of the man. There can be no doubt it will form a very interesting addition to the great Exhibition, and will attract great eurio4y, more especially in London, where the sefrocal is principally used. It is worthy of remerk, that the meats.' of the men were gratuitous in getting the coal and sending it from the mine to the wharf, thus showing the good feel ing existing between Mr. Roland and his worknem—Bir minoharre Journal. A PRIXS-FIGIIT came off at Woking, in Surrey, on Tuesday last, the 17th inst. ' between two men, named Paddock and Perry (alias the Tipton Slasher), for 1001 a side and the championship, in which the latter proved the victor, Paddock having given what Ii termed, in sporting phrase a "foal blow. " A special train MI ordered on the So uth-Western line to convey the party either to Salis bury or Portsmouth, Dean (on the borders of Hants lad Wilts) being the spot selected for the fi ght to come o ff . 'The train left London soon after 9 a.m., drawn by two engines, in charge o' Mr. S•oein, the general manager of Make on the Sonia-Western Railway, and accompanied by Mr. Young, the sager intaminnt of the line, and Bent, the company's de tective officer. The Hants constabulary were early on the alert, strong parties being concentrated at all the railway stations, with men detached on the hills commending a view of the line, the chief constable of the county having issued orders to the superintendents previously not only to take into custody persons guilty of committing a bees" of the peace, but all whom they could secure, with the smarms of respectability, alibi and abetting. The 'paid Ulan teethed Bishopsteka Mailer 74 miles Iheati=t 11.60, when it wee Land Wes the Wilshire Were this time Davie sit the bask.'" awl that a I b Z Path ware awratied alt the Dassalidesh Wes this nude die gi tik Se w w :::seil:is ""4l4l ; Bl.6l ea ili: svisholiwas leiodea winsu mob il.".l.llllll4l4 side nsowjetaz ot ti: U s t is i e t. f rs e ib :L ohir. "l4.l. , ithie verreasi re" : , j a s y se l sta. ta bs , tg: neseksg op, " lasarsat" beiag all" upon in the Qesea's name to aid and awl" 116 was Wight advisable tO decamp. Toe party, thereibeemeidual their Weis sod Itm , seeded es to 80011-eeesee, es - tie lierders of UN Odium. Woid Ses*.r.getok• divisions where they nem *gala pleased ups by police conatablis of the Has emetarelery, ,1111.01114 to proceed on to the Wiseldield shut", whine • W , arty left the train; but the reperin t e adent of the , division galloping up, the trit we again set la and promeded to Woking, in Surrew y. here the gam which lasted 28 minutes, and in which 18 rounds wass Might, ended es above Meted. No. 1,347.) 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BETTIS'S PATENT BRANDY, Is single bottles, pieteeted by Ito pant sayslisa. ebftisabie maaatabia 111 itfIVII ant army ; a±t, at SCA. yor dm; sad i btadr i ra, at lb. pat gallasot end 03.. 7, sionur HE DEW Off BEN NEVIS: the 1•11 patronised Ist,'Tasted inielery el 1411.11. PEWS shies Zs pint sublai Obtsimlie from on NlPseis i . lo4l siedrais br a g= et at Oh poi &am. et ling sad ON at t. siu RE STANDARD e 1 COONAC: the wry finest Ibraraty imparlid; s rya bottle*. Plea bf tbel espalas. Mao Li revocibto Wilt oar or Or brows mil e imaa jul ebeari the is Ses. AIM 11E0ISTER AND ALL OTIIIE STOVES. — WILLIAM S. PURITIES Ma el IBIGIVER Lod other littif hin . dre being die Irpß In the Wild, Is onmualled In smell end weir el deem ma inampostst is rignotitenen of weiranainhes bright NOM. 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I, Semesmetnet, at prime that Sr. reenuntrater only bream of the largeness of the Mika Warn Ine7-handled tAb'e knives, with high ihottlataa, Ms.gar dem; derserts, to match, U to belmee, le. per doers sate; ism" b. ed. per per : larger virra. a nag proport on, to Ms. Tag aim; V entrains, with ailver errulea, ; white Mee WO Wawa ham as per doses; ilmacrtik is.; amp, fa per pea; Mack born able Wren from es. per goon ; .L evert., M.; carvers, is. 6d. ; table eteele, fines mai. The lama mat of amid amen Mims and forts in teem and other , ee, and of the sow paled were, to minima. A.,* Shape two. want of riVOT.I, eelsanni, Ite., of the beet qua hod at alma on that lea nada he laden this ratablishinent has been son a 'rated ler mere thine a grater ol • annoy. matey returned Mr nary made j aiprov Led Catalogue*, wilt engravingn, well as of every boa ar man ankh% etlat tre pool) free. I L A. $ l . 111, MN (tote Alvan and Burton) 11, ox roan rr Luz irea. r iiewasmetreet ; and N 0.1 .1 NEWMAN- 8 molar. nomierea is Woilsotteat. 630. t. UTAJtMTH and VENTILATION COMBINED. y crxnre PATENT Pr'RE NARY-AIR VENTILATINO 1.119VE lot row th• *Mt eiterthre at.a cheapest le the whet kw poroja modipeptate butialing.. Cub prom : To warn It.,ttott t obit lest, A • Go; "Ow. .C 9 9.; 100,900, £l2 12.. Ulm le tit .4 peal opt n hre atom Introdttelng the external air, ortorbutlog kthrogh the !me rierlWeds et artificial sh.sel, aod Irllll,lior it le Its therclty Itttpplying a continuous Anon all tote warm A e3r. font...vied ea applie.tion to J. L DO'A 9021, 133, 01. kol-rtratt, where it may be nee in operation. PiliClirS SHILLING PENKNIVES.—Thew, mid the Sixpeney iheiliternititv, Will prom that, whil-t he - A sr A urt elegant Mop In Ilmitiew, b. le determined to do Mennen, is. toe na.t reuim..ble u rms. lie minutecturee exteniirely on hi. r. nu. e.:, Vie. I, tiudent..ill-dreet,Lundon, deck, sorlilmv., chem. W l i-8 ~ ilAga,eut tate" tattle end mill cutlery, return, ett•io, bnethe., omits, and everything for the mak tibleaud Urceetng lake. hum ..Use la warreated. lie i. the eet ;mentor of the PM c: A m dreveirs eve, the potent catenated tooth twitch, the magic ctn.', uocl %a. • te, mid the peerluer steel num. Beware of munterteits, nom Milne miming without Ms name and eddies% No. 4, Leadeshall- WM, Landua. PEARLY TRETIL—ROWLAI)S' ODONTO, et DeaUtelee. A white powltr. owepowealed or the aboitteataad meet eseaterelo , Jib irolkata of the tfrricto..l he-WI, of la wtimiabq o.d.w In proywein. tont heott , lyeu the tr. th, aurae:bet:l - the ruin., asdin watering the bre..th I,IIC, t and yore. It entir pate. nil tortaruut etlAwow to thy teeth, out In.n.ies a pcarl.Uke Wilk hew to the menet:ell statue. Its satieeptie awl anti.onwhetle rept aree.t the halter {wormed ddewy o the r the teeth, and illalk• • healthy urtbun of aw. Mew St. W. tat Wm. likwan el Oplakttlil unittway. be gesso* sedate hhe words " ItowlaieW nthe tent.—Wid b y awe " hatert4Wates. Lewlew, sae by chatalwa NW perfumers. • WENTY-FIVE YEARS' NERVOUSNESS, 1 eiwo wears, lreligebtlery .atDebility, width so owd,ine • mow or whew, haw bens ibtasally sand by DU RARIA'S l'A Alta BIC* ia a wry abort tista.—W. kw," • Aodwey, TiverAe.. " years' dyspepsia asnowiams, ak ...City, with aad nalaca. We Wan dectey rt a.. 1 by DU Dens Uraldt-resterteg Toad he a wry ,h .:t taut.—Yet. John W. DAMAO= Itratall. N 0 r 0 " 1 "...' "re eacte.iv i nervoamere, with palms la sty wait and lett amoral aridity. las boas radically Memsed by Dt' I,tattY'S ilialth-reoturiag node—Mesa !bawl, Archdeacon al I;+ • , V. 1. 11 —Soil ito carti , tera with NI Matrustioss, weighing 1,',„ a 2.. 'AI.; 215, at Iw. 41; Mb, at I la.; 1111 a, at 11.. Soper re.ted 10Ib„ at 3.1 a.; oth.. at 1116—D11 LOOM and Co, 1:7. Nor dead-encl. Loadm.—Tha 10 and 13 Pm gametic tam. TIIR WINDOW TAX. Yeuterday a meeting of delegate* from metropo- E.e.a parishes was held at the Cryt House, Morylebone, for ti.. purp,se of considering measures of co-operation for the ni.. el et the wilder: ter. The chair was takes by Mr. Mosley, w`aul opened the ,business on which they were net I.', !Louise the oppressive character of the tax and its un j•s• pr. pate On the middle classes, and the necessity of its itp it in • sanitary point of view. Had the metropolitan 5,11.1/ ass does hair duty last se riots of parli sweat, there wok.;] hale been n, necessity for the meeting that evening. 11,. nerd they would ell la their different localities all rose p-. Ino-n that If thcy wee, not present on the ensuing re sawn %hen the mess-ars would be brought before pulle r et, th e y might take their departure for good. He hope d u tk, Chinned-dr of Use Exchequer, having a large s us, v., u'd g.ve up the tax at once with a go.id crane, an not tnip,rl the people to make him do so. After a few words fo. a: Mr Neely, Mr. Soden moved the first resolution, ?Wein' the meeting to use every possible means to obtain tLe imut dire repeal of the tax which was seconded by fir.(l.. in, and carried uorinausly. Mr. Detain mood the sroud resolution, to the effect that the deputation from Sco Lt' the so .tropulitan parishes should wait on the Chan color of the Exchequer as soon as possible after Christmas to were the repeal, whir was seconded by Mr. Dyer, and tit -1 .1 unanimously. Dr. Cairn, on the part of the Senttuy /es-xis-I n, addressed the meeting; and after a discsadon Si et . . 04,Prit speaker repudiated the attempt a the weocis.on to palm Itself upon the meeting as leader la the core of repeal, for which the parishes had striven foe nearly twiny ram a cafe of whacks was carried for the ei.•le-ra, sad the irreales' were adjoaraed for a lora enat,t. Ttiz SMITHFIELD NUISANCE. YESISIdIIy Mr. l'que. the City cocoon, received information of the EMS oil, repan, late in the employment of Mr. Jof the bailer, So•krovls-street, Cierkenwell, who was by, an iati.sisted bulkk en Monday last near the own cli lletentem ((be ',Athenian connected with which appeani In the Ezprill of 'AU. day), and who died In St. Barthian nsee's H. •pita.: y-bttrday morning. Ile has lets a widow. UM /I vt,ts. Fle pow-opener of St. Philip's chalets. Grew wills .."u ire, trill suffers internally from Hoc serious injuries ahe h. • mined. When she was conveyed home on Um day r.. 1 / 2 0: her nsiLical attsodant had not much hopes of her. Vas, h,...i. i a, rallied the following day. iitir,ltia DT a POST LETTZIt-CAlRlT.S.—Yesterday . . (\Veda; wai)U*74Di, abodes Wiadiegien, who bee boa au{ :e)c.l for about two yews in the Bath twat-0411111 an at iLary letter-anise, woe ebarpil at the Guildhall. Bath, null meeting and Culling 'aural lettere, Iv omens cam pfai^r Laring been lately made to th• poscoffice authorities low et letup , tad @spatially money letters, in the ~,c of transit Omagh the Bath prat-ethee, the ~.etor.praeral received instructisna to proceed to Beth Lrest.cate the matter. Is punts of this ( " 0 1, he, ou Monday, inettacted his amistact. Mr. J. Moult, 1. • lite a loiter , sad ulAress it to " Mr. James Moore, 1.0 17 Yoik.street, Bath." The inspector-general then 1 “:41eilt lovweign and 12 pottage situps Is the latter, and utt his &mastoid to Chippentiant to rat it, It was posted :Lc lons intaiSi, sod melted at the Beth met-ollst in the c.lOlO Si the Wit. An entry of it wu mad* by the t. who afterwerds put it with the Uttar' to to be alight - at N 4.1 district, the carrier for which WU II cams sated rc tut, whom the primate witted. The whetter tc.L tLe letup fees the sorting ben os Taeselsy ta . , “ .1 4. tad divided them with Pout The test Litter vat is road's delivery, but was not gives to Lim nor delivered la York-street. The primmer, au I. ro charged with stealing money letters, took a handful et letters from his pocket, monist which we. the Met lOU./ is .ioestioe. The evident's in relation to this letter \gybe Mee gives, the inspector-general applied for a remand sus 1 th, otter cues, to order to prepare the necemary evident*, Mich we. granted. LLNNING FRABD.—At the Bristol polioosourtr: terlay two moo, named William !lowlands tad a drew., were committed to gaol with UMW's, Masked psricds of two month' aad one mouth respeetihrely, for heeds open the public, and breaths@ of the revenwelawt ice prisoners, who were brought Odors the Judos by the lt:lecter of entice and his came, had bees peeellelag apes Ite public by pretending to be smaggien sad selling a tow aim dettription of spirit, oolonred to resemble sower. as Um %unable French spleit Whew apprehends(' aey had it It tie pougssinn three Lugs bladders el the spurious 'telt soda bottle of the oolesuisi stet sod by thus Se duke:, the spirit. MONEY MARKET. WZDNZODAT ETIMTNO. The more the question of the rise in silver quota tions is considered and discussed, so much the nearer to unatimity are the opinions of all competent parties Is efluibeellsissay at reason oa the part of those who suggest Catiforataa gold sr plies as this promi nent agent. Indeed, this suggestion seems to be now abandoned even by its promoters, nor has a better fate even attended their proposition fer the abandon ment of a gold standard. Even abroad, where new suggestion on subject, which are unfamiliar are readily taken up, the plague of a superabundant supply of gold seems to create CO terror. France, Spain, and Bel gium are content to keep their gold coinage, and not to incur permanent difficulties in the attempt to over come a temporal) , inconvenience. The greatest effects which can occult only require a nominal alteration in the calculation of the par of exchange, such as is always being made in one form or another. The sim ple par at present is seldom taken alone as the stan dard for drawing a comparison, but the price of gold or of silver, or the depreciation of paper, is likewise considered, and a like process will attecd the calcula tion of the future exchanges, which, as in all other cues, will adjust themselves to the condition of com mercial transactions, on which they depend, and which they can never permanently govern. Te Journal des Debats contains some very apt remarks on the attempt to innoculate France with the obryso phobia, or gold fever. It says : For 20 years commercial circoinstances base kept gold away from Franca ; at present everything tends to bring it in, and plus a convenient kind of money within the sirup cf eeee y . no. The countries of the north went silver, which we supply them with in return f..r gold at par. What evil is there that the Sink of Frazee should see iblVita into its coffers a species of money so easy toe wry, and !I conve nient t For that, all that is nectuary is to give pieces of five francs, which, perbaps will be sent buck to us at,er wards, end which will always bo ezctaent for trade. inas much as it is the witty of Europe, and of tho whole world, which, by its intrinsic value, is nearest to its nominal value. Deprivud as we have hitherto ban of gold, we have less than any une to fear its abundance. Messrs. John Railton and Sons continue their cal culation of the effect of a supposed railway invest ment, and it presents s4me very curious results. . . A , the close of the last week, ending with the 10th loot. inclusive, the state of the ungnaranteed capital connected with twenty-three of the moot pnpulsr lines cad ortit.racing a capital of 95,937,7171., stood as tolliws:—There usa a gain of 291. 61. en eighteen swi a lou of 21 2s. 61.7,0 n fire lines,—being •galn of 31. 13s. lld, per cent. on the previous week'. Unmet aons, and an addition of 2071. 17s. to the sum of 7331.165. 3d.--•he total talus of cue sh.re each in the 23 lines above referred to on the 26th of April, or 281. €4.13 d. per cent, between that time and the 10th of December instant. It would be very assisting to ti's in estimating from, time to time between the kalf.yearly general statement of accounts toe prospects of the net' dividend, if each and every railway company vr, re to rive the working expenses weekly, along with the traffic r:ctipte The expenses of a railway naturely inerease or diminish according to the number of muse run. The concluding suggestion is one which well de. serves attention. There is no reel difficulty in it, as it only involves the division of the later correspond ing half veers' working expenses by 26, and the ave rage so obtained can be printed on the traffic return form, no that it will entail no additional labour on the clerks in the audit offices. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk ( 5 ) la placed it is to be under stood that the share rate of dividend is lees the in come tax. It will be seen that in every case we tako the rate of dividend last declared as the basis of our calculation : Throe per That.Ckenols (shut) Three per Cent. Reduced ',crane price 94 yhddpe OS/43 1 8 Three.entt-e-Quarter per Cents. 99 st 3 6 7 Rank Stock (dlr. 7 per oent per ann.) 618 se 8 6 84 India Stock (dlr. 104 ref sent. per an.) (shut) Ilashequer Bth, (int led. pie day) 62s. pas. . 1 4 11 Eastern Counties Shares alkali-yearly dlr. U. pet .h. of 604 equal to 1 per cent. pee ans.) Onat Western. £lOO sh. (die. et the rate of 4 per oent per ann.) . Lancashire and Ycskshin £lOO StorAe, idle. Mike rat, of 2 pee met. per ann.) Lank. llt loads Wears* Stock (die at the rate of 3 pee cant. per ann ) 78 • 3 16 11 Loathe end North Wears! Stock (Re at the calmed 5 pee cent per ann ) 127 . 318 11 Ilidland• Stock (dlr. at the rate of If. 12a. per ..t. par ann.) 4B so 3 6 8 'oath Pastern* Stock (die. at tbe tate of 3 per cent. per ann.) ....... l3 • 3 16 3 THIS DAY. Two o'CLoax. The stock markets are characterised by more firm nese to-day, notwithetardiag the unfavourable sate of the weather, which Undo to restrict operations. Consols opened at an improvement of 4, being first called 981 to 1; they have since marked 97, and are now quoted steady at 961 to 97 ex div. for the 18.1 January. The Reduced Three per Cents. mark 971 and 1 ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981 and 99}; Long Annuities, 1880, 71 and 13-16. Bank Stock eonttnnes firm, and has been transacted at 2134 and 214. In the unfunded securities very little has been done. Exchequer Bills, 1,0001., mark 67a prem. India Bonds, small, 84s. and 87s. prem. The foreign securities have attracted rather more attention today, but the change in prices is onim wtant. Mexican Bonds have rallied from 361 to 38; but Peruvian are flatter, the Active Bonds having receded from 821 to 811. The official report of business is as follows : —Chilian Six per Cents., 104. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta, 891. Two-and-a-Half per Cents., Dutch, 684,1, 69. Gre nada One-and-a-Half per Cents., 184, 1, 1. Mexican Bonds, 351 ; ditto for the 31st inst., 361, 4, 38. Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, for acoount, 821, 811; ditto Deferred, 361; Portuguese Four per Cents., 361, 341; ditto, for account, 35 ; Russian F.ve per Cents., 1094 to 4 ; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 971 to 1. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 19; ditto for account, 181; the Three per C,ents., 404. MILS= TUNDL—Tatte Root Stat. nai 131 pee 04065. Am., 9114 I 3 oar Ct. Bad. smog.. 971 IPR Cts. 3 pos et.o6o.Atuts., shut rachopour make& to Cfs. IrOSZION FUND& 6 per 06. Austrian Boole,— 1 pet Ct. Omni SU. 173 191 41P14 01. Das. Bona, M 99 Gram* Dotorrtd Pio. .4 1,49 6 pis tr u O i tlkool ra Bda.. 87 9 apt _ l l. i' 4 " 0 4 . 4 L 4 . 6 16 11 . 1 6 r i ala mi .. l 49o4 464 1 1. 4 41 4 rnritoo. ilo 161 9 'ealrlirigßiloti4 I C. A .m. it V .11. II 3 car CIL Dot* 0u64.991 99 i VMI Hoot% 11 TALLOW MARHET.—THIS DAY. The market Is mash the sane se yeetwellay, Rriois too tinatoo depressed, at the =Waisted vistalessTal low, 361. at.; Pstaisbarg T.C. Ike WI, 3 60 . 9 d. to M.: ell the year, 16s. 841. ; Jas., Yob., and Nu*, 860. 6J. to 9tl-; last three mouths 011861, 894. to 384.66. Boer= WAL2II Itanway.—Traille for t). w..k oudiss Dec.l6, 1850 : Parisames, &MAU Bd. • pangs, 271.1101 d ; Pods, 1111. do. 9d. ; dzikatve of 6811.19.. 9d. ~/~ . ~.s ....~ MX. ; — ins& &medley, Usury Banemb, ADILAIDI, Avo. 30.—The directors of the far-famed Barra Buns have determined on sending specimens of one foe the Great Exhibition of 1881. The collection was thrown open to the public prior to shipment by the Will Watch for London; one specimen or block of red oxide, weighing 8 cwt., and containing 44 per cent of copper. The most striking specimen of the whole is a block of blue car boast', whisk hes been named the punchbowl, having a diameter of 2 feat 8 inches by 1 foot 9 inches, and weighing between 2 ewt. and 3 cwt. ; the natural hollow in the centre is studded with the most brilliant crystals of different eludes, which have a very be►utiful effect. Ceram' bottles of olive oil, obtained from the fruit of teen grown in the nursery garden of the S,uth Australian Company, were to be sent to the exhibition. RILDIXI3.—The subscriptions in this locality already col- Itetc4 amount to about 901. From the town 18 puttee bare applied for space to exhibit in the various depertmsnos, among which is • novel ship's anchor, by W. Ezell, En; ; &taro modelling, by Messrs. Perkins ant Wynne, • new and valuable discovery ; 'urbane new and improved spiea . turd machinery from the Maittogrove works; a permanent ink; • new printing 'press; new cheap self-acting water closet, by Mr. C. C. Clark.; various specimens from the celebrated Reading biscuit factory, and Cocks' Reeding race; • new locomotive; some spec;msue of boottnaking, tapestry, bookbinding, dee., &e. It to expected that a number of haute, in this loeality will be furnished and let for the foreign visitors, the facility of railway transit patting tha town within an hcur of London. CLERICAL OXFORD, Dze.l7.--:6Ongitigttions wilt be holden tor the purpose of conferring degrees, and oranting graces, on the fo'lowing days:—Jannery 11 end 29; Fehmary 6, 20, and 27 ; March 13 and 27 ; April 12. Oa Tuesday, March 4th, a conrocation will be holden, as provided in the dispensed= for intermitting the forms and ircsei of &term:natio*, solely for the pnrvse of reecisinr from the deans, or other officers, of their respective colleges, or balls, the names of such bachelors of arts as have not yet determined, end their names haying been so specified to the boss', and thereupon inserted in the register of coagrege lion, they may at any time in the same, or in any future term, term, be admitted to all the rights and privileges to which they would have been entitled by the intermitted forms and exercise'. The Bishop of Cluster has granted a license for the performance of divine Nervier' in the National School at Cookeintouth, until the church ((which has recently been destroyed by fire) shall be rebuilt, and cpened for divine service. PRITZII7.MNTS. Rev. J. Cox, M.A., to Halton P. C., in the parish of Runcorn, Cheshire; val. 1671., with residence; pet., air R Breaks, But. Bat. C.lllarton, 8.A.., to Bromberongh I'. C , Cheshirs4 eel. 611. ; pats , the Deep and Chepter o. Cheater. George Ainslie, to St. Philip's, C:arkaiwell, P.C.; val. 4301 ; p.t., the incumbent of St. Meek'., Clerkenwell. Rev. 8. Bhedden, to King's Norton C., Leicestershire, di.. if Petaborongh. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, Dec. 18. —• PIIOIIOTIONS. —To be acting boatswain: Gangs &want. To be maim son. nen: W. L. Dias, Henry Blyth, and Tobias Monkey. APPOINTNINT--091111ef Theodore Veva, to the Allot. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 18.—The Poacton, 60, Captain George Elliott, mailed from Spithead this morulog, at 11 o'closk, to join Commodore Martin's squadron at Lisbos.— The Fantome, 16, Commander J. H Clennys, was removed to-day from alongside the yard into the stream.—Tbe lAmphitrite, 24, Captain Frederick, was taken out of dock this morning, and put under the shears in the basin, to get her mast. in. Riggers will commence rigging her as soon as she is marted.—Earydice, 26, was brought down the harbour into the basin this morning, by the Reba. Sits is to bedecked for repair .— The Sprightly, steam Under, *ailed to-day for Plymouth, with supernumeraries —The Hogue, 60, steam guard ship, Captain bl.Dmagall, get under weigh this morals', at Spithead, for the purpose of trying ono her SOW NMI. MILITARY. ----- - - ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, WOOLWICH, DEC, 18.—A board of officers, Major General Blr John F. Burgoyne, K.C.8., president, assembled at the Royal Arsenal to-day, for the purpose of examining the gen tlemen cadets of the practical class, to ascertain their fitness to be recommend for commirions in the artillery and emineers, and the following having poised satisketorily have been recommended accordingly : Charlet B. Harvey, Robert W. Duff, George Philips, John H. Browe, Frederick M. 11. Pruner, Walter A. Fez Strang ways, Thomas A. J. Harrison, John D. 0. Higgon, George S. 'lnwood, James C. Vi vant, William Booth, William L. Yoep, Edenued I. Winn, Chard. B. Brackenbury, Edwin Markham, Henry R. Porter, Edmund P. B. Turner, Frederick K. Cromartie, Leonard 8. Joyce, Ralph Ours. At the eneelnsion of the examination, Major-general Sir John F. VP, to after a highly complimentary addicts, presented medal Mr. A. 1). 0 ocdall, of the theoreti cal clam " entraordiosry talent and ability displayed while peallog through, and mending the required limit of the prima theoretical course of study at the Royal Military Aoademp." Mr. Walter A. Fox Stranprsys, of the prat Meal alm s was presented with • Regulation Sword for usesplegt eondact while at the institution. The Mowing prime were also presented foe sopa,- moats fro great proficiency in study: Mr. Philips, prat ' anal on for preatical artillery, a telescope; Mr. al clam for surveying,amnia; Mr. Mial lei t ' practical clue for chemistry, a treatise co eistri ; Mr. Harrison, practical elan for Fresno, a kan and Engl . ish dictionary; Mr. Philip., petalled elan be Gorman • German work; Mr. Goodall, theoretical clan for fleet cla m *athematic', a ease of instruments; /Ir. Low , aka for mead class neathematim, a prismatic compel ; Jemas, ditto kr Int elms leodlienion, a work on fortification; 10.114es:do, ditto, for essemil-elese fortification, a woek on the likes in flpela sad Pootepl ; Mr. Townes:l, ditto, for !Ma k a work in Freak I Mr. Hutchinson, ditto, for Gorman, a work in Gomm ; Mr. Lyon, ditto, for hktory and geometry, • cyslopedia of geography ; Mr. Carey, ditto, for military plaa dra ' and sketching, a telseenlft Mr. Pitt, ditto, for 6th room landscape drawing, a We of Sir Joshua Ramekin • Mr. Bolton, ditto, for 6th room land scape &swiss, • lion of eslearev Mr. Macdonald, dine, for descriptive palmistry, a wink fa Fronk. The following gentlemen mists of the theoretical clue, having passed their examination. at the academy on Wool wich-Donee, will join the pruned ekes at the Royal Arsenal, oa their Mara after the Christmas mention :- 1 Alfred G. Goodall, E lward R. James, John M. C. Drake, Thomas B. Strange, Charles W. Townsend, Rarieford C. Loogley, Francis Lyon, Thomas W. Blanton, Munk' B. C. Stocker, Edward Keats, Marham L. Taylor, Janus J. Smith, Arthur Lister Kaye, Algerson P. Joy, John L. Clarke Arthur T. 0. Pearce, Thomas P. Carey, William A. Bu rrower, Henry Thornhill, Eudley Maitland, William F. Walker. SPORTING. MANCHESTER—TunDAY. Only ono Mt laid. 600 to 60 mot Nownlasler, foe tbs 1 Derby. A CB= MaTa.—A few weeks ago a mug aim ft= the modebbmwheed of Measeamer wee Mika the meet et Liverpool by see d kii aelabbours wincing with a yessg warm, • TIMM el lie wile, bat with whew lie wee ex sifted to be nee tee Warm The melabbeas dodged they and Hank thee thy Ma Wow w iliclr eses : ASWAN The aeighlteas MOW liewe owl the MI le she yak The wow* am le OW As ens has bloats Ila Imir le aa eel OIIIE2I/10=. swi wean le int abewsle Wee. ilite was tikes oti am& Ihe Tema wawa ins NM whom Whoa the Wader Mehra' woes haw 46 Mbar& hi Wad hY wife thin leilscA Olds pewasaw • 3,984 [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS: Tats DAT, Two o'Ctocx. The operations in shares are on a more moderate scale to-day; but the business going forward is of a more satisfactory character, and the general feeling is better than at the close of yesterday's market. Prices in many instances are rather tending upwards. Lon don and Smith Westerns have rallied to 771; Mid lands to 481; Great Westerns, to 78. Pd.l BLYISR RAILWAYS. Clatiog Prior Yesterday. Sams today op to 1 oickilk. so Lamina 64 De. Prettier, 44 Ambers,Doan. and East N Junction ... 11 Borba & Heats. Tat. (Gt. ,Waft. perpetual p.01t.) 29 Wrbincerd.hatte eallednlypd.,orwithguar. 30 Do. without • guarantee 15 Birm„ Wol.„ and Dudley oalladulypd., orwitligum. 15 Do. without a guarantee 13; 131rm.Wolv.1 Stour Valley 100 Bristol end Exeter Buckinghomshim 10 Do. £lO TiVerenoa 60 Chester and Holyhead .. 15 Do Preto-mime 46 Dublin 1114 , 1 Bel Lat Jane-. 33 East AnaUsa . 111 De.t Ct Ile B. .„. Do. 3.105.) 7p..PreL : I Do. 3410.4 Count. 6 p.Ct.PreL 10 Do. New Pref.' p. Ct.. 01 Do. ltd., 3p. Ct.. No.I II Da do. No. 2 50 Do. N. & Eaat. 5 per Ctl 43 Do. New ... - 5 7 pea U tasters Cab= elms . A (late E. TS . ) 7 Do. ebb U oa. B. and C . ditto 4 0 42 20 Do. Scrip ( rua. 6p. Ct.) 11/ 142 23 Fiat Lancashire 13 23 GretLineolmagoar.Op.Ci II 32 SO Edinburgh tied Glasgow 25 30 23 Edinkurgb,Perth.Don lee 7 72 12 Buteraeorilok Dorehen 11 2 24e, Exeter and Exmouth ... 25 Great Nortbern _ 17 172 42; Do. skermot,lleferrett 94 61 13, Do. shares, 11, cp. Cl. 11 11( 42( Do. 3 per Cent. Pra.. 122 122 30 Gt. South sad WeaLtlra) 40 42 24 Do. Eighths I Ipm —to Great Norta of Ng Western 77 43 Do. New £l7 -.1 50 Hull sod =AT .„ al Do. shares 024 Do. shores ... So theater and ll Do.Thirda ...1 472 Loneaster and * Trod . = too Lebeaddre and ioriehlre toDo. 1 shares,.. Do. Tildes 1 Do. P Cat 199 Do. 6p. lt. Tref. "belt 111 Do. West Riding (Mice 00 Loads sod urodtord u Leeds and Tint= 10 Do. Prof. Lluartere,l3l3 442 Loudon on !Sleet null .. too Lon., Tri.Lton, a S.Comt 100 lb. New gun.'" p CL... 1 Do. rovcotred Sp,Ct. late Croydon Thirds 50 Do. Pref. 5 par Lest.... 30 Do. rt. 3 p.Ct.,1132 123 I.oloor 1111 - 1 °recant= ... 99 Do. Preference ._ 148 London & Nortb-Westere IT LW dn. New) shares... II Do. VIIUI3 I Wail , 6.ll.,iailtilL(e) 100 London Sc south.Weetero 4.21 Do. New, £3O 34 Do. New, LlO 6 tea Nee Preen-nee ._ 96 Lowestoft Duer.4 per Cent. ILeael.,lhts., artuddstiota 100 Nsn'h 23 Do. shor.s, No. 1 10 Do. New Rio Prof. I Do, Le Prelerrneo 44 Do. lieu.* LuaLUntort 100 31kUuod . • U Do. t. 30 =am pm Do. Wt.,. stud ruby (00 Di. Cot., B. a 11. 6 p. C. 23 Newmarket .- 13 Do. New 05 Do Lest osion lb. Owen. 52 per Cl. 15 North Uri ., 3 Do. Creamery 17. North Staffordshire. Jetord, Wore.„ &Waver. is Presto's and a yre IN Do. 3 shares (A) ... 7 la ilead.,thadtL,ead , rea e Da a ofloe U 4aottiffik Genus 431 =nem & WM" Caw A ss Ikr., Cis. it _ IS Do., New Losraz . tecl 20 Sbrew.bnry sod Chester (Nor. 4%. um) 10 Do. Daiwa 141 Do. Oswalt" 1 Do. New 10 Do. 5 per se n t . TreL Sbnpstilre 3) Do. I•referesee South Otafford.blre b Santa Meters' 60 tenth Wales IS South Yorkshire ' & ' River Don 92 Taw Vale Extent.= 30 Waterford and Limerick 30 Waterford and Kilkenny_ 35 Meer Way, ap. CI. goes 174 Ditto Ditto SO Wilts, tiooterr_t, &Wert IS Tork,Noweartle &Renwick 30 DP.171. (York& News. 9 Do. G.N.LILF arch oil.= 17 Do. Ditt. 6 Do. Ditto 60 York and Nuttlt Kasai: 10 Do. Preferenoe Damon Itutwars. 93 ANN.-Italian (late Italian and Austrian) IS Boulogne anti Amine 20 Centem Prance (tarsuo) II Dutch Bleb& II Met Tectim „, S area basun 11 Do. do. 10 Namur and . lle . se 14 Northam of France_ 7 Orleansioni Dade.= 20 Perks mat Orleans 90 Paris and Eon= 15 P die and Strasbourg 10 Rouen and Hem 30 Sambre and Meuse 11 Tours and Nantes 101 Ile di. 3 1 5 1 r. 6 1 606 SO 30 37 20 I 9 pni. 7 Bas. 14 116 73 78 176 78 1.1 It v l9l 1 17 61 13i 14 23 21_ dia - n al lilo, u &A I M 63 mil sai 21 23 89 7l 6 7pm 24 27 „ 17 be It lie dts. 711 6 6a Its. 96 F 7 li 13 la 561 676 LIFT 149 lei 111 37 60 37 C 6 114 II 234 144 724 127 4 4li pea rau tt pm -4 ti 764 774 11 II di,. 94 1 4 die. 11 11 tfi ;11. 14 4 31 414 264 /1 11 274 104 11 31 21 Ma 47 48 20 7%418 24 14 179 131 3 31 SI LS 1 a& Id 1 1 61 41 9 4 1 I 91 9 I. 101 114 43 l 7 pop. 11/ I 7 I pa taj 14 64 6 316. 1: di. 11 13 tt 4 i al 1 41 3. 14 IS 1 6 di 11 13 31 3 di& 22j 23 231 21 31 n 9 7Ws 491, 41j 19j 19 e; 9m.. Sj si dia. 114 ISe 231 ij 211 lj if 41a, 12 1111 14 2 4 9 1 9 14 111 41 41 dlai, 1 1 Pm i Pca. 1 1 464 21 2 bi b 15 15 41 4 dr 14 . 36 1 2 1 8 3'2, s il I .loi. 10 . 104 10 dift : 9I 101 II 3i cz. Ilia LIVERPOOL, Doman' 18. Blunt BIONANIML—The market war rather dull to day, and prime barely bald . —Ualedostiau, 10 6.16 I—Chester and Holyhead (put guar. 61 per cant.), 13 But Lancashire, 121 I—Ditto (prof. ) shares), 7 11-11S- I— Elinburgh and Glasgow, 30—Great Northern, 171—Lanushire end York shire Domani., 671—Ditto (fifth sham), 71 4.—Ditto (6 per cent. pref. shuts), 13—Lancaster andCarliele (third thane), 6 p.—Leeds and Thirsk, 141—London and North Western, 1261—Ditto (atw) shares), 41 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (1 a. No. 1, 71 till '63), 12 111—Ditto (pre / shares), 101—Midland, 471 B—Ditto (1 sham), 101 11-16 11-16 d.—Newcastle and Carlisla, 88—North British, 9% — South Eastern and Dour, 221—Ditto (No. 4 Kelp), 71 — York, Newcastle, and Berwick (pref. unpaid cap), 31 d.— York and North Midland, 231 —Boulogne and Amiens, 91 — Orleans and ILidesuz, 4 1.10 d.—Rouen and HAM, 10). MANCHESTER, December 18. POCK BICHLIIOI.—The ruction alluded to yesterday, and wirier always follows, to a greeter or lees degree, a sudden and crnsiderable rise in priors, hes been m'ro fully felt to-day, and we have had " heavy market, with prepon derance of 'ellen. The market, however, eau rather luau. BIRMINGHAM, Desimber 18. afoul Exca•NciA—Thia market was heavy to-day, and prime were aMt de lower. Shrewsbury end Birmingham A's *ere done at 61 snd Manchester, Shdilsld, and Ltneolashire Preference shams at 61. 1014. pm. LEEDS, Drennber 18. Oro= EICJIANOI.—We have had a much weaker market Chia monis,. The basinets lone has been small in amount, as empanel with thc previous few day., and the nu:teflon generally are lower. Sales: Caledonians, 10f ; Bast Lulea ebbe, 121; Leeds and Think, 141; North British, 91; No th Wegrati, 111 die. ; 501. Midlands, 191. 16e. 3d. die.; . v and North Midlands, 231, [Advertisement.] —TWENTY ULCMB rx THE Luis CIMXIS BY BOWMAN'S OIIITICEPT ADD PTLlL—Estraet of a hiker acim Mr.O. B. Knocker, MAW Mount Ganahla.Bonth AamtnillaJnElhal. to Profeavor llolloway : eon banjos: , Com maw ebur 'atlas in which the akar/ .0 year dolor* arlloll ima tally proved, • man ad the aim el haMll.l.lOlO Ol arm+ et tweet, Maas ea Ids Wm. white w as Moir 11 1 1 alma swim ma* led Mem wail 004,1 ANL. _Toorlial. 4.d ablated von tlisi venlig 116 sed a saw oR MO eitletli IritaIainVIIMIVIVIA="II4. Raced. ; 1 11 0 1 i ..1 3k 101 1 1 r ' t t 1 . ( I'4 4 11 17:171 !II 8 COI 70 ssi $ i 4I 1264 it 21 17 73.61 7 .101 1 4114 1! 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