The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-24 00:00:00

"e 7 ~-: '., ~.~- ._,.:,,...._, T le • :_,... : _ _ ir ,.._ -441 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24, 1850. (THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. SECOND EDITION. Phew M. GAZATTB of THIS NIGHT. Tns DAY, Two o'CLoci. The advanced prices which were realised yeeterday, esp• cially during the latter part or the day, are fully sap ported, and the market remains very firm, with priors mill tending upward., and a goad business xoing forward. The rise to-day is chiefly in Great Northern., Midlands, North Staffor d:, and South Essterns. Eastern Counties shares are also looking up. East Lancashire. are a trifle weaker to-day, hastiness having been last done at 12t. Loudon and North Western stock remains flat, owing to the dis pute with the engine-drivers. To-morraw being Christmas-day, an business will be transacted. IifONZY MARKET. THIS DAY. Fossiowervos, Ditc. 24-m. Queen has bon plumed to appeet Conveys Braelotabety. mow Comesler AmMast to the British Illness at Madrid, to be Ur lbjusy's Canl at that capital. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLRb. CZARS= 111DDLITON KIA 1101", Wait Cows., blip of Wight, chemist, Dn. 21. al* Prase a Jetimlay. kir tallay up to I deka'. PO4 DIM= ZALLWATIL 5! . lAbirdra ,- a-n.i:.w 104 II i r. ai I" 4 1^ If SS timbnus Oins.—Tbie brim (pert-e ". the , 14 " tare Oft to die peer la die uslisplis sail its e^b - .."" "40 dameibessi by Ibe ineeddel sathoeittito. The sift ea small beassaisat isibubbeele wen I,hewr, • nos of its Dubow d iss*.sseeietioy of eoels, • *etia, pillow. Usable, awl etiniial. w/o Iftb4 ru. dwistibe petretiarkgra. Ire Deice :mbwir krtiw. fteadisas se molls a sabstastisl Imsf reset beef sad plus beadle lir eery par tarry i•go o r in r will re _ supply al Wood. Mott the coy hoe tees is trek 10 porde eerreie Me past hip "gm 54 aisle sad prervisis tie as have bass all• aI h. ~r.l Miring. esti timber hoe beer e•4l. fr mg the City Irani. TM Lear/ law . ' .f , s it s .4 th wark distrarard seer reimeeek effelb. lb "" 0.. MUMS &risers et Mow libtatif All Illg "ah*. to Um raw iabahisohs se lasdissalli 'vs. le St. Moryisbeew eb Lelie Tidinrsg eeNOV 7 4 •1 Inlks. err se be lewd es esebe sem. meeimr; . rie reirepais I• .- d.401.1r mideli Amble et bn , ael, wet. potiWee. 6; aucl, Is ears of all w or iskinsky. to= ' eau el wag - 1101. la ether ban Wen plum , ,•••• .../ 1/-0- - s•-me • , -( -7°--- /..-‘ ,l l /ri ' ...-". .., .., • .... No. 1,351•1 Every SATU &DAY Afterseee, .1 THE EXHIBITION EXPRESS,' • ws sr • MOLT NIOIIIINO DOORLIS SAP ii" T PRICE FOURPENCE, es 8 Weal ooerrannvo *alb M a meal FOSSIBLR 11470111kTIOX ILILIITIVII TO WI 1 GREAT EXHIBITION OF 1851, A i l ir Maas illetstiOse' rerserscre, INTONDID 0011. huh ts,f., ilillan0:11;;T,D£071,44,211411011, 71001.445, i st fam —.-.- yted t St T IM i'snon.::o4raelaltalEabiltftioa it I tre i lii tt o r rld's La i ; - p Ti" b o p/ Mt hetto bed no mtuferory mpresenuative ie lb. oath psi ,„, ' , era . lathe ea ly largv, and with voteltaniato that air b. nstve eam,f bto 4 nip and en stpldy die forthcoming ......, t i,6 with fut. or% opqrt 17 04 10 grand so eveitts-the ..k a'r ‘," 4 tbe . EXPiti,33 have determined opts r i y ? pr . ere awards, & halloos', a doutes sheet of that ti. ram ,• 1 " 1 :',.,.:,,. v ',,,,i,:rbe till•st sad Utast informatiew relative - T - -. t e e Iteniweee, t w th c r w ith • mini et other leaner .. 'atereved Other se hi " ..., : .: : ,, , , , ,„„,-1-I,';.‘ 7 ...o : fund iti l eerstariee. Members i t . al Previseal Travei,t, Ci , Babibitore, Prise& of h" gsMisven, Ranh of who is too wow sui ei i Wet Web ei dew who are le be ele lils of theemeek p. N y.."" *di' u'''''' I hn t :tedi ion " k r. .1 i 7 . ,?:',... f i • •••' r",t l i to sa tt • 8 .1 5p0tt. :4, 81, tb.. Dwible Sheet we ld give ... i t r e,,...1 g e m, sad will. Mifi.ifer, espetiany attend to ell i i,,i, i i c o p* Ime•s is L•taret are, Siirrioe, and Art. ape Ti.. 361:•timi Is Dvd• pars is to be delivered to tbe angel g C fearsome* ea Te.vdev, the 31.1 ot Dreareber, +bee the g ob pc Atsi *tie Ili the Rahihili it ill rweinvesee. The Pint y pm.* a tb• " day. BBI II Y PRESS " will be t h e ~,,,,,J, •,e Notor Me Zatit of Docoirebor, to be we- a d, taul. ace succvediag Saturday. dui ADVERTISEMENTS. sot It. MC wale. of the " EXHIBITION EXPRESS" 1 e 5 sodium, red be evident to advertiene. LI s Avretiees , ati lewd be at the Friday, ia Whitetriant et so a aka B Ott la the Events, of each Friday, to mare ie. the iiiii 4 in the *umber el the following day. . hr • Mat DiN.TEUR —A Gentleman wishing EMPLOY- 841 11.V17 will imam le as, Lady tin Gentleman from MI. to MI. Ile I, ..- .. who win legally prows* Wm a siteedea wear roams , .. A r.illify, _or melba pales eosipasy. Address, peaspatd, If at 111 r. Joseph les. sews egret, A, hilliter.eplare, Yes. 1 r • MIK. Leadaia. 111- , I ,,, rS'S T r A t IENT BRANDY, in s e b ile w bettlen t i t ... .ea spilt mor=lis Mr erta s • or. at Ms par 4.. oohin g :MM. it lig. per plies7er .soa v e. tad Co.,* ' f. so id Si 71111,1:; nir of 11.211. F PL E Ilbe ? r i t ill te rI Ll tb h a tila k gr+teeW tniligad Bii . semeakra, mirk 8 , .. ... Is tows esitieera l sr at Ws per deem. el 8111111sed et c, . ~ -• 67111131 U D a T H . F. ST silts i t i lf i r wo ß p t i e d f ; 20 s tr b. C 4 1 ... the very ,t Bat 1 : • .- .: ne eapeakes ablisible spirit eree- Ft r . '• u ems et seestryar . Vresus . et Ma. ad the m e at eam TI r • wa, of 1117111 awl r i ATl K .. PAß v. P ß NT m lig g lT .4 l'U' iii a ,,ma. Ber l / 4 51LVR11.7 ,,, : 1...,eue ems te.. e her es =z ,... , ,, z , ..., B. es. to ones elver thet eis be w , -nnweetetty, se by es penal tWeies it be l =sished trees B. en nmet. ma,. 111 r",...1". - Ar k "°. MC ... 844 ... Me. W . Isseeet Spam pea ... Ida. .- MC tar Rehm ~ ......... - sa. _ 71e. 10 , Veer . 7. 7lfie . sad seer Me, srhere lmw erreeldellk wt. et B pue. MI Mode et by_ dr pert B , CIIFJUCALL I IIIDO 111101HILa us iOT LAUD. II 1 herr& hews. 11=. 1 likenesses sailorks, Mies se deem If. .... IS. ~, dr. ' r tsontsilme sad ditto. 1 16. was sok dice Nth . Ito Ile. ... Ifs di 1 AUNT SEAMLESS TEA SERVICES.— a r o wed for theelted benign whisk lava F ettered . ..., mei y , Po. niMil=rlllll7 00011110 /444441141 10 eireer,blele Wee- hi b -Orel ky lib NOM Proem, ere new edam at the J. 1.... , 5r1as kw phis s fr 1 *Amo hairs Tsar* WO at 'MIMI ..... ... 13 11 • ti t Ander de. de. do. .... 7 0 0 t .... * i blyea Nk d o t 010.4 it do 7 0 0 lova gesteme peelers do NAL Taper, Ms ash; asibrele, DM seek, ;ithe weep pet- L Irms. Teepees 316 mph; allbspees Mame* et im iv eas. The C o Tvi PLO meset.' life- 4016 11 1 .444 oimigweaop well as of er_rE=atehele. 7, i V.: 1 =74.1 St u rtillettaTlSE• mu . 8 h THE Ml dsmutd lf th . APPROVED ipi, STO /POTVES. Tee , 1 , 1 views) .11 , 2 i r l in ,, l. ,, inewe ,; , , a tztv) ,. a nd essi t ir e s wt.. wor rrL s a d l i i , 1.- ehu have bed ripettenOr of than weem sea eesey wow geetiers. 8 0 A UAW 3. lIVIITUN Ire 10.40514 Sonidemes M rearemashod k d • 1 1 their dumdum ertmomy, aid Wry. Deere the Ist Ms 1 1 11 • "ere boor hire hest owe* ct past gosh* la thebnknom F 1 . :471.. i .,4i . asr amMag " eV= -...7:::—....tm0r.= • • . -tlowm.Y. Ml= al wee et EmdeaL peso's Ora Meek 1 • .:. .. Vea,g. hem SS, acme bee vervbseree, Ise., to tea • ; ' I * ; ~ I 1:(k I mu-stunt% 'writer of . N •rman.urvet ; sad Na. 1, • il ,1 s , Sterl.slltEKT. F e t e allshed In We ' heetreet, 1010. Jane, 1 • t c. - • 1 , ,w1. a 14. ovravalof 0 0IL 0 • 0 AV , A , lt e N ., l l, T v ii ,s P IL A III EN W T E r ny w A A TION COMBINED. I l i t , t .., .. ,... . ,. . , 7 ,, : ,.. ne oar revi i w ewe abespeet cu t the marga : he I Is 1 ,•.6... ken, 11 1 5.. ; Jokes, 39 tt...; 100.070, larie. We hi I Introdadmi the .she ale no g it ll I.7.!..f"iiterWrvieoriZeetawilleialstme), asivenatogit Is Its il iha I r., „:., th rft hry ouppavim • etatleseme amen ef pore wens Me. I L li t .ortruo forwarded as malicatioe to J. L DOWIIO3, 113, Oz. a t • • ...t. eb.* it may be sees lemersdes. 1 . 3 ( iIIiIISTMAS PRESENTS.— At this festive I ..., • . r.::::. 1 .,,1 1 te is ii tt rem el the am ra d ar . a muts vwn tht4. l " :d.l I g ttr ..,.,.... ee the toilit MO tuned We reeessed vessialths. amity, . s 4 *L sal , alAt:AMtAll OIL, he aid werstear a laze- lib. r . . : • . ... , , , ,...1 , • ttr, lu ti s:l . ..• d ist i n`thli ti lm Ste c z e re o. rgr it tl r e i ti: i ~ t.. huivosing a=lko 'theme le the teeth. Elms& sal 16 :..1;11,47:1the ef.=o , " ing Mar l ./ tli 1 r:7 .. 1 . A . 1 4 .4 4 .147 er a talet.-Beld by Mesa 110, tiattomserde; ; peeeemra 1 e tI , I! , I . ..k .. :T I E NIO P irT RC A nn ir In i. ( O ) , N taiest r m oo, : la , ... :prod et a mama Melly nen r aired, L ~tarr.ote area awl eie u nALO ftet ha m's = I at... 4 1. 7 41104 i g Zir r LIYAIMY T 01113A11 feed I 11% (SIMI Pinner tolbs, made Is esabaimes, whelk a" IS. Mum ' so. t e.. i lt r ee .,, rzwerk, 10, Primeornses, li s errapsed rairmi r oss ,areds 117.411.7. ekemier, ewer 1 11...... n,..i.w awl Co. &nem ee• serlordi• al. rilot. Ira wthe prior* ehertele, Maim maila Dala rb=l4l3- 8". e 4 m Van* Sydow OS _ ~ M em No" sad edestra•-leseet. ~,, • TWENTY-FIVE TZARS! NERVOUSNISii, 4 j. ~ ,,.. 1, 41 ,. Cossupstsn, ledispedem md Dellilegortelei so redleirs Mt rairtTray . a -" ...... mr. 1 ..a.....4.,....,..rx. z 111 . 71 8.6. l '' .l Alageot. 1 , ,, ~..o •o. t. 'me Green_.l o DlDP_ weewe Sy ;.;' f 1 nirri MIMEO 1.4004.1•1141 AIM M II WIT ADI. WO.. -11 e.. j, a W. Shoed. 11111111• Mos Dersem.lMMlL• Fine ...I , '. o h ...„, ... 1 11,41.0 IMMIMMOM sela n i=ls top soh MI lei mood by DO oh m. L..e .. r5 ,, Ve.nteres i*"l ° VS b rese---emn b" m umml . bine ...""= Me L' , ...e ... .1. , du. see s 4 Ohl Nis at Mai 11.04 M. DD. 4 li , ,T, 111 b. m EMI elh,. M 7135-DU WIRT aseM 24 ,s 6 ...g.dgest, Leaden-'the le sad Men movioso tor _ 1 184 ly f4.1:0)1 01 rwpL 9 : IN VERT MZ I THRR'S PILL. — A . .. Me mithseers rumbler owl mow et Dude, Ord m a ' • imam them le 11•1111 se nal aim% Fern. led LP. '.• hem lees mei De t= 1.44. 08173 Waffled MUM ' * .•40/. -70 be lei ea OK ae• wit ►by eS b• • L.htme maim% la beanie la OIL err Is N. eash. aluM - ✓e w wag teatime thite.—This ban Christmerreve. the Vs iit .... ,, .41= by ii he. di, .....r ::: aaLita e T - h b . • Oh= w:josablibeereeket Daebs el ie j ai u tli t eale rem lil f tery 0 •_._ . _ 11.1 "n". PONISS. blirkser , .fee warm oto u t a blo o g, war s ; tin. ' ' n " lr 'sg cmi rl: the desenise peer sf R=6. Ti. Duke dal 1.6 " 0 meat beel e tai P i les rohi l lts Me a peer aabwt hom an family 0 110 4 k.,, i ,„ l i ts 00f5g,3% es well ea • ripply cd esale, breed, ss_ l44 P ' . '"ti TM ward Gaon sad lal authorities Slie. :TO • *e ra % have Isms -vvoes ' s l. l, e ia their esweime IN lb. peer ; large PIM IdLII " , el sub wed ha bees eta w4 " 4 „.... il the ottani a see thews have bees OP ...---... `tab** tam the City RAM& TM Lenge Awe- .... -4 ill miliwark distr.buted treks MI stool, sad, is -or C N. ,I I, ni t. intim* diMMMISM IN Mims% lame, sad y.. uMse, to the poOlt iebsblesies sf Beegteark sad Iti l ~., e 16 3 . llarylehess, die Ma Writhe Ilessiely ...7rmi 111110. at seals le be imbed le we* pear tem. 0 At iel• this gilt le bleapiedeet et the gem ' 64 i dw....,,,,. " ` • tei e ,„,... .v.w. eel& esesbes of breed, west, mesa* au .._.._,..a. is sere of aid ere _at leirealty, 1117=, eg,Wr i : o rz s zt seamy we WWI. lls ether Mw tans gam Ili • PAPAL ENCROACHMENTS. --- ' HEREFORD COUNTY MEETING. B RD. SATURDAY. PM High 811WVE a is the Shire Hall, Mak,. •r• tb......_ et*. WO IPII4Id Ake, W litdaa" Sam *dr Bleatakik insoaddl la awns* alsoa obi isiMalaed emb gems With greet Mew A llib bl =bl i Miovidtke Wilms, whiqk Ni. Hata Iwo deadaded. iftaillto l l:4l26slffraec sad the Rev. Joao Vasa, dad of not. e h, iierefeed, nee together, amid load Crie. awn a* Matti,. saleroom After mush boisteross feel fir 2oDiNd i ril l (lasfrea ma p. R ra ill h I proposed ea amendment to the : eildsZc an He :m -y asserted the Pape had mut se such hall. He that is wean mkt, or that his agleam was pop.ry Tay Ow Maas Of 'epprolorium, !lad he wee sesptisod test =Wm shbaUsialiti w eta's. (Closers ifolll ll* ) Ls aahaadarat wad to support the authority of the ail sagroados, fattiest, sad manutavriog, ?the sad ,Z i ni: •Mk sadist) iat lad also in view to sphgilkilbreiain d alai sad roligieas Marti. Xr. MX, of Ms Bishop, a Roma catholic seeoaded be aminsdnoest a Ur. B eleahass. The Rev. J. Vitinf i grom to peeress swam ameadoment 1 a eider so the Mole address. hi reopen was to y 111= to y slush the " eowskies "of the .1 . . to their precasts is the sharek, sad ake .nmw ille l4. II :=:t i raga aiithiwitimishat the Pepe claimed 4111114d0s of powers wash bad sever his. seassdel la him a bat ea the canonry, named by every Boma Cathode addida. He insteuroal the mamas, mesa Is rasa Mai allseapts is Amu* tam 'Faustian Malley Tescosy. sad is Opok (Cardisal Wisemes's two country) Tao It•v. J. BANBURY, Rector ef St. Niel:oleo sad fit. Alm* Hereford, soloothot um smeadment 11r. J. F. VAUGHAN (Hew sethielie) ezplased that Ile Fooe's sathority to applies Nampo had bees questioned may la these kiagdams when the *harsh 01 Rome WY is the pay a the sum. Is Reglad the mambas received Minas from the Mac hut wets and um the as... foot- Ye as the diasassua. kr. W. 1108111158 spoke is favour a Kr. Vesa's mead - Mat. • • • • • The amendment et X: Teas wee edoTaed as a rider to ithe original address by a airy large /meaty. About 140 Wale were only held up Ise Mr. lialsolista's memtdoesat, sad sawn 600 ageism it. Si, Mop 5 safteps, Bert., sad Ns Thomas Hastings, R.N., Itavisg moved. vow of thanks --. the High Stunff,ths seseciag dispersed. THE ADDRESS TO CARDINAL WISEMAN. Amongst the signatures attached to the addressor the catholic. to Cardinal Wiseman, published fa yesterday's Express, the following WON appear: Haar. —TM Right Hoia. M. Rail of Newburgh. Visootarr—firawell. LOADS —Stourtoe, Pet,., Arundel of W melons, Dome; Stafford, Clifford, Lovat. HONDUILAILTA 11101111111 R. Steer, George Simon Farr, Francis Stoner, WiWam Storrs, Philip Stourtos, Charles Langdale, Albert H. Petro, Winans Safford Jeraingbiao, Charlie Tram Clifford, Hwy Hugh Clifford, Gory Fraser. Haatoners—Sir Bawer Doughty, Sir Chitin Worky, air Edward Blount, Sir Robot.' Theocracies, Sir James ittagorald, Bir Henalttaingield, Sir Edward Ilrythe, Themes Rekewood , Sir Clifford Constable, Sir Wil. hem Lamas, Sir Char les Tempest, Sir Thomas Jame' de Teafeed. Miestetme—ltosts4sk Arandell, Henry Aresdall, Theo. dire Amadei ; Clarks Hedonism, of Bitterer ; C. de a Barn Breshass, of Banterer ; Robert Berkeley, of Bpelebley ; Robert Berkeley, jos., of Speedily; 8 winburne Berkeley ; Crier &raglan, of Little Me h ra; Anthony Wright Hieldulph, jue., el Banos Park; T. H. Bowden, of Smarr.; Hoary Bowden, of Southgate; Jolla Butler Bowden, of Pleenagtos Hall; Thomas Weld Blandon, of 1... Baran ; Michael IL Banat, of Maple Duras ; Jobs Bloat, of Maple Darbara; Walter Brent, Michael lora iliounr, Walter Aston Brent, frame Blatant, Gilbert B. Blount ; Blare, of 17a ; Wm, Blaisdell, of Crteby Hall; J. !Noodles Byroa, of Weston°. ; Edward Causing ; W. M. Christen, of Heileyulde; Fringe Cholas liy, of y; Geo. Miffed, of York ; W. Clifford, L. Clair, t..Clittre. Henry Clifton, Talbot Clifford Constable ; Fee. drand Klima, of Oretbury ; J Hiroo. of Wilford; Mos UNION B. Furors, of Boddie.; Chair ; John Fiteaarbert. of Clifton ;. George rergberr, Prase. Firtarben, of Oiler ; J. Viacom Goadoll, of Foroll; B. T. Gilley. of Leighton. hall; Robert Gerard ;H. 11. Haar of Usk; Compton J. Honford, of Wollaston; Jolla • Harbor*, of Llama. hoed; Arthur Herbert, Ensuad Herbert, Wallington Ribbon, of 1111ton.grooge ; T. C, Hera bold, of Blackmer.. park ; Philip H Howard, M.P., of Cmby Castle; James Reolokit, of Wistetworth; Edward Hoddlestone, of Kanto° ; William Ins, of ants; Philip Jour, of Laigiatock; Edward Jones. of Clifton; Werra, Jones, of 'Clifton; Namur Jerningham, Amber Jerainerm; James Kirsopp, of the Spats' ; Charlie Langdale, jun., of Al' Ibughloo; J Lawson, of lanais C ; Wil li am astable Maxwell, of Nottingham; Peter Maxwell, of tie Grove; Manoadoke Constable Manall, of Torroplee; Henry Coe amble Maxwell. of Scarthloowell; WDosoll, late 79th Highlanders • Peter Miidleton, of Middletle Lodge; Joh. ; Charles Middlaton ; Thomas Keyed!, of Kilviogton; Henry Moetya ; C. 8.. Butt Marrs,. of Dresfield; A. Lisle Phillippe, of Graft Dee Manor; Charlie Plowdea, of Pinata ; Thomas Ridden. at Folios Park ; Jots Roma, of Moor ; Walter Selby, of Biddle s ee; Sims J. groom of Daub, ; H cry Silvers*, of Minster Arm; Charles Siapeltoa ; Thaessa Meyer' Seel ; Henry T. sore; Charles Towne of Towner ; Henry Tornio, of loogbridefe; Ysagra. of Coortbeld ; John ?arra; Wildas Veer• mar, of Hanelorood Castle; &Mord Waterton, of Walton Hal:; Joeeph Weld, of Lateral Conk ; George Weld, of Lawn.; James Weld, of Archer's Lodge; Hatoptirty Weld, of Chinook; Jonas Wobble, of Holmerehe Court; R. I. Weld, of Tawitoek ; George Whitener, of Manly ; ileary Whiter'., Francis Wbligr.ays, Joseph WO, grave • Jars T. Wrign, Kelvins ; Wrier ; Wyse; Wright, of Riermond ; Charles Wright, of Rich mood; Thomas Wright. SIAIIIANT- AT Law.—William Shoe. Bonarram—H. R. Bapabawe, T. A. Cooke, George Bewyer, LI C.L., James Flaming, William Finny, Bedard Dorsky, Hoary Store, R . R Pearce, Willem J. Am tent, Heavy O . liagehaire, Alfred F. Blonat,Joba D. King, Hoary Lem ing, Jars X_ Wallis, *Morrie J. Mreasild, William Flotsam (pleader), ADDITIONAL Natter. —Seery Busman, MYlael Rear, jos., of Maple Dream ; Arthur Blount, Healey Cory, el Fuller ; Richard Dinely Chamberlais, Pedro de Year% inward Doren. of Cale HiU; Robert Drell, is... Doyle. leery Doyle, °Tract Duff, Jobs Ffrench Daff, The... Dana, Rata Byers Lewis Joseph Eyre, Wa ll= Dillow. of Clifton ; Lsorpit alio., of autos; mewl Omesse, William J. Leselhor. Dorsi Lee, of Wm Arm ; Be ward Leggings, of IIASTAPOIDT ; Crake Leming, R. H. Mitasers, J. McDonald , Freers New, Trams Non Arie, C. J. Paelisao, Edema Pare, el Deolssalsaigki • 'Chula Riddell, B, Ryhey, Bryan &seisms, Cheer; &risk- Ised Stes&M, of Smarr ; Sims Sereepe, tea., ei Doer ; Reward Slaughter, S. Neemytt. Wert Peesrt, jar., leapt Weld, jut. of Werth ; Arthur Weld, inLesorim , N. welotooloir ?dread Whobla, of Oiler ; William Wheble, T. Wale's/lob T . R. Wilmeoley, H. W. Wilber- Mos MR. H. DRUMMOND. The followin. WINO- fres Me. H. Drammond, one of the county sissitsisi, sit read at this Berm county =Wag, reported is Wodsailay'i " Alary-park, Dee. 17, 1880. " Drar Bir,—l regret that lability to milt at a sestina so ha held is the eyes sir. at Mks sums ed dm yea. will provost my mustitamts Wing that mportasity whit. it is my duty to eve them, at laqairiag what am nay opinions *pen this &lest WA* they se assessed to discuss. 1 always opposed the Maim al papists upon the suit Maims as protestant diessetam, ammo _tempo& soprommy over all Clirietlearall Me ever bees Malaita by ths Popo; b mesa it is as sessetlal a part of Mt pi as smissimaisal saw* nag la of the monomial of this - ils taws; bestows the piens s ay er te of expesoly epos tiM grand *Wa est be Ilath to tionsfer Mir anal/isms hum ths pardon mask lawful rime; bemuse, tharishre, =. 41,0 pt..* at bete, only • divided aDsulanos ; sad this elan of she Peps bia la all .gm Wes the ass aka of dams - lag Chsistesdosa with bead. Now that this usurpation I. Apia attempted, by ameba • medial who, as sash, has so spirital *iodation, bat is dm paid privy cowncilloe of • heirlp average, we auto nowt the attack, sad drive is hack by the mildest samara., provided alp May shall Is sallsisat to unsaid sebspelesil Ida /Om of Um Chime. Is oblides to this stash on tbe LL,, seas el th e measmity by as Pepe, Dr. Wismar& seneesestatta Invites all Ms parts uf this oal sis Mara . withiselhillikell ths tisk- Sashed Irmissulat,' by malteds. demesetwee se bh demi. nation, and to that of dm may of Went plash at Ids di.. pupal. TIM esmsesed ea iewitashe heft ego* be resisted, beitalpt the popish prints mash um is dm tbe "tikes. ad their eases, mil &dans that the hand ili dirr was Is tail maths at ths maimualtm It astdioaliii and Ibis la they tame as an as at wonlap. mid assalsalts is • taming the Gad et Treth ohm wailibsi lytei se sal system—a as committed by mpatu t gas• Omit. died, Budklat, se Classes :—boesen Ws enslaved the grater pat of the laity, sad bad dins le bass a paha sa • amnia, without whose dlesedes se When dais Nod soy book, nor Noma his reedy, use give say wets is wham/am • iszapt mthe Skeeter psselb Nat ~--liessess they into Us , laity_ se tot right le reed Gets use d plash be bee adhered to en eon, sed es pan el .lids le iselededy selsesesd se prime% bet 111 is the people I eresellbs by sayer. tiarkairOid. they wl/1 else Wiese Sibs hold le feet.% villa .1 . ~. . right to eadmilsed It ;—litassues they tack the laity to pray to deed ass mei welsen, loaned a to Oa alas, throngh the only saibileo. a dis p l a Cbelet;—breeuse the pretended &allied_ ty_ _sf tun wads, mare than that the pasta hag des ii let aloes have the right to decide; —beam they NAM tbsoltse of reliefs& to al has.. un less they have pewelessly submittal to a filthy and amass saversaties with as inotarried print ha @wet ;—and be stow they ham Mead the husbands and faders to each I au ablest scalities that they are afraid to pewee the hamar aid parity of their wives and daughters ;—biteasse the plats ' have set Welled the eoselitioas of the Word of God, which regains that se is. shall be adorned a priest until be has rims woof of his sompstacy tee that Wise, by Gamin that he eau Rlll w-U his ewe wife, alldree sad amass; and bemuse the Word of Qad warns us mallet • great &postal, into which the shag should fall, the ago of which should be, that men wen' forbidden to marry, and comcoaaded to &beta& from meat e—because the Suasion of popish priests has been Mead, Or ages of Irbil, so iatederable to the laity, that it has his. est sff Is Italy and Frames, men hatiag the very was of riff**, sad reaciaming. under It, all allestema M thu church i— amuse the Scrip tures Mesh us le pollo Has. sad of systems by their fruits; and history Wenn es aril She mimes of the Pope, and the ' vices of the elm haps ihiresed the suss of Christianity : —because the immoral liestaises et the Jesuits, exposed by Panel and easdessed by the Pepe who SliffilliMil that seder, are now tight by Dr. Wlemem emit le priests:— Mesas the pilau hemp sassed wsseerkstses bleed to be shed bp peressaties of lowa, dliiipesesa, posesswass, R:. Its. Ma the priests of Mask a of J at: —because the prima assert Mat the Pepe is Walt , and that tte has • • t = te &VW pekoes owl to .psaish the stagletratm, esitl see prima% who de soe mimes hap deems: the yslillt ildwy of ewe dee the Wags that they millt bas. Stemedler, passim Aker that Ask sat asp es Ilse klaellisve Omega Jut es ma ta Omar if asseptiss t—losemss the prisms mean lii , Asir Madam. their leak beds, and persuade the* %ley will dean their seeds he. pasishment, by helPeuddlia their_ peerpsety to rat pliers : —beams the prima, Vie Mitt midst thalr astral, demand to be (winged by the mums law, whisk M • different law from that by whisk lather labiate adehe Qaeen are governed, proving bacestarvertlbly Use, though outwardly English, they am is heart attached to a forage priest, au4 to foreign law. Thee. area few of the many reasons eft we ought to rajas the dales el Dr. Witemas sad his sh eet., who talk of kwiegies as bock to alleuisses to the Pope. It is hoped that man yof the Popish laity is leslarid sr* as bold sew to reject the t claims of this liaise priest ( who le so manta by who knee beet the merits of his rale, that sales is, the Femmes of eartbessesd Preach bayonets, he dare sot ruse= twesty-four kern in his own capital), sear 110.11Sitatkolis aerie ea wombs the mtgs. of oar Edward., Henrys. mid Elisabeth: bat they who are sot have so right to demand to be seated soaps equally with protestant' of all creeds ' ' chive an usdivided elle g=iice the battik crown. Tay who have submitted to the slams of priests, have no right t• stole the ' privilege's( keen**, they, who dare take so oath without secretly sale' salvo Jure srpersorie, that is, saving the Imams of the onsets, are not it to be treated with the government of protestant*. " I us, dee , dr, your faithful and obedi.nt servat, "Happy Dayssows. "To J. W. Freabfield, Esq., High Sheriff of the aunty of Surrey." , Tai BISHOP or BT. DAVID'S has just lent the following reply to an sddrees adlpted st • torteeirg of the clergy sad laity et the archdeaoonry of Brown, held in the Conaty-kell, of the 12. h of November, on the subject of the resent papal sgstreselon: " Bev, and dear Brethren and Christian Frisods,-1 have resolved Tour eddrus on the rams papal eggrossfint with est lively estiefactisa. I rejoice to sec, la the numerous sad respostabis sieastares smashed to it, a heals proof of the general naanimi.y w►ich prevails throtighost the *sen try on the subject, Though 1 have repeatedly declared my own pantheists on It, is sourer to other addressor, I moot content myself with merely referring you to the statements which I hays made on other mations. The Wisp which you expiate are each as I have myself been very strongly WI. pressed wit► hem the best appearance of the papal and with use they have been rather etrengthened then waste eased by the dimmion which the subject has undertpas, and by all the rellemas I have bees side to give to it Is the Marva. The more 1 malder it, the morel Ica at a lam to seatothe low say atiperjodioed mind can raprd the late peoesedings of the see of Rome as • legitimate amatory( a purely spiritual authority—sa an •rrangemeat not materially differ's& from that which was previously permitted to resist —roe as eat so way affecting say temporal interests, and is w►ich the dignity of the crown and the ladepeadonos of t h e stets are ma ce all emensed ; thoogh I eon but too well understand why the attempts of the Pope's adherents to locales.' such • view of the ease should hare been actively seconded by persons with whom hostility to the established church overpowers every other motive. You justly refer to the language of the 'papal ball as in dicating that the recent aggress:on is not likely to be the last which we have to expect from the sere quarter. T►e wools coons of history pro,. nothing more clearly than that It bag been the uniform policy of the see of Boas to tre►t every annotated proteasioaaaaattoknowledgod inns, and to nse all the ground which it is allowed to gun as a step to further encroachmat. I bops that these Immo of tistory will not be loot upon us, and that we shall soldier eakelste on the forbearanes of the see of Booze, nor let our Judgment on its acts be swayed by the professions of its adherents. " I rejoice in the determinstion which you *sprees, with God's blessing, to upheld the lawful supremacy of the crown, to assert the independent* of our natioriel church, and to maintain the liberty ul reciscienoe which was weaned to is at the Reformation, and I gladly offer the advice which you desire Was me, so far es it appears to se* to be clearly map seated by the ciremestance• o the case. I need not now speak of any duties whisk' the present feasters imposes as the clergy in particular, end I should oe sorry to see them put themselves forward in this matter, unless it was one in I which Roglialtasen of all dames ere equally remaireed, and in which even 24111111 catholic laymen ingots we know, feel so strongly as protestants on alike view of the subject. Bat for Englishmen who conceive that great national into• riots have been placed in peril, there is menifestly but one muse to recommend, Om is, that they should address the lonia/attire with petitions for such mouses as may seem best calculated to remedy the evil end avert the dang.r. I mast, however, own my belief that it will be foetid very dial colt to frame such measures, so as es secure the tints of coreciancie and the equality of civil sad religious liberty hitherto enjoyed under our constitution. That three should be ever held sacred end inviolable is, I have so doubt, your desire es well as my own, and I would advise that in all your reifies. yea should distinetly recegene this testamental priseiple, hat aseteat yourselves with tamale' your wishes in panel term, and leave the mode of socomplithing the object entirely to the wisdom of the legislature. ' I beg yon to assert ay thanks fur your kind expressions with :ward to sista ; and heenilycommaiding you to the Divine blaring. " I remake year faithfal friend sad servant. "Abergwili, Dec la, 1850. "C. ST. DAVID'S." THE BISHOP OF LONDON. TO Tlll IDkTOI Or Tl■ NX P Rate . 8114—It may be interesting to you and to your senaerosie reader' to be isformaed that Arehdracon Bioesir la spade" up ea address to the Bishop of Lusdoe, front ' the Ong, of Middlemen, expreseltur ot their gratitude "for the prcuptitude and teithfelaaes," wick which tots prO• topcoat prelate “esposed the climate, of the aggression shade by the SW* of aims us the eosadtatios of oar cointrr, &a." In that Mires the laity all will se &orgy are said to hive 1 alas hewerd with sordiallty hod assn . wily to supgret the eastiameete the bishop declared is that eteregeaeuf sad hit lordship is oesnplineated on this ' sasuranee of es operation out all ercealose which say Jest the welfare of the shush sad the interests of pure rehnos." The promptitude sad fatiguing'," Mr. Eater, of the BOlisp of Leedom is the nrstastaat nose are duly appro. eland by his essanyinsa—they receive ink toed at the buds of a diners*, pigin; .ad their single and effects .is manifest rough. It moans to be nes few assay alergynes can be feud is this dieswa salmervisat .sough to sundae truth to ilattery, sad vela iamb to imagine that they OM neutralise the unfavourable verdict of the protestan laity of this von eutyire. I an, sir, your very obediest lomat. VINDEI. Attornia Psamaron.—We learn that Lard Nipl Koosodv, a brother of the peewit listqais of Ada, boo 'abroad the Boma nubs& kith. Hi. lordoklr, mho middle war Ayr, is gobs • youth, sad bold a pow la the eompelehepel, bet ow was as the etraistntion et lather amper., the Popish plait for that diatrim—Soothad Ottordiaw - - • To meg °Nee BeooN.—May I venters to suggest that this Ozer has letersaos to the arias at Deorow, is Baez, of Bois, a limb of bars to say-.mad temple te nding is the port* who live in 'irately for a you sad a day. A sea sad bit wife who mopped shoot whoa es the Teen of a quarrel sight be rid to have " jest Awed their Ewa ;" sad jot i 5.... et eine the plow would be spelled to w 7 owe *be booty (raped say low er daagor.—Radve and (twits. MILITARY 0113IIROIITY.—Thor 2Tolostant Nam stye The corisitre tor the IWO et ebe peleren by the late ate at linadriatso, artnowleha s tito lellereieg rewitentoes to dr food tat th at 'Alert sew amialisiesei Gams, sod privsess lbw Illsearia . al argiwast, darned as Bairns, TA 10s. Now earnway—ted 14s. We hart shorty sotbsil Os Mal- Nor isbariptise• ef Ike rieb reginea*, saw emearylas Ude a llad en f e. ••••, t.t • • BANKRUPTS. Jona Bunaoana Paulo and Gnomon ALonan Pnanr, Pes • Sernooit-bailasn, Bolton, sword cutlers. Gamma MILTON, Banaboth.terraeo, Livorpool•ned, IsHeston. 'antra., r. Jon Bonin; Rao. Locos, Bodfordshlrs, bander. Joan N Ix HANLON, Rusopte, wins akeroboat. CRASS= Ilmumon, Newmarket, livery-stable keeper. ROILY BARER, Illorddriarooood, liooodraper, SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ANDREW WILLeos, Lonsollogow, lonork.bito, ember. WILLIAY MOUNTAIN, Onsnock. rag amnion*. WIZLISII DRYSDALE, JONI! DRYSDALE. and BOUM I Z•MODIII DRESDALI, 801 l Mills, Ales, BOirliwoobiro, wool >• splusesis. TEM BRITISH aim NO TES PAST MM. Maim the idernawn depress) ii The wendter has, dariog the last day rdr two, been n fray; bat this change Is too resent to have wrought any Improvement in the condition of the Wheat of this yeat's it (teeth, satin ell rs Jaatheta held sines our list tow* is plies have emu Simard .le rough, damp order. There bas , 11 soesequatly, bees no nelination to *notion mere than needed for immediate use. and the tracla kas remained in N. 14 much the same poei , ion se before. The holidays are now too non at hand to allow us to ex. pest meek sanity fa business till after the eine of the year : bet, se we attribute mesh of the resent denied= to the Se eery bad eseilitise is whin tee deliveries from ski growers * lune *ea buppoules Inward, we are still inclined to think • that seek as Animate* as an interval of frost would pro- ID deer% thisresposemuld have the effect of imparting more anivity in the dimmed, end obeckiag the downward move. N meat. We hue frequently expressed a decided opine* Ilt• against the probability of high Of even remunerating pia M . with the free samisens of grain into this country, end the ; experience of the last two years has strengthened oar eon sg - victiou is the torreetnewi of this belief : still, nadir tuning eireneasteases, a moderate rise on present rates dess a* lie strike us as altogether The last seep of wheat woo Dequestionably short. tang is the whole of the United Kingdom; and, nereritlisteadiag 1 4 4 the enormous importations which have takes place, the m„. steels of foreign when In graeary an not particularly heavy. It 11, therefore, the supplies from &bread ahoeld duds, the _lle next two or three meet* prove light (which, useldering f!„ that the northern ports ge Europe will la aU prnability be ae soon closed by No, 'scot as unrereoaable supposition), quo- Igo *dons might nail, rule somewhat higher than they now do. at This is as much is can be 'opened ; for, with the spring we M. shall eartaiely have reneged supplies on a liberal scale, sad l if the mops on the 'rowed then waif a favourable appear ince, Me parties will be disposed to speculate on high priors. The arrivals from &bind have not bees particelaely lugs to during the week ; mill, more (*gip eons and MILT hay+ 10 come forward than had been previously csleoland on. A * good many cargoes of wheat have arrived off Falmouth from ! 1 1 Odeon and other ports lying es* of Gibraltar, and ss Liver- st pcol considerable quantities of 6nu have been received from tg . America and Fru*. leased, the supplies have for some 9 time peat been more liberal there that at porta on this aide of the Wand; and, notwithstaudine a very large minsamp- SO_ tive demand in the manufacturing districts, stocks have I rather acceindated. 10 The dull rte from the leading massing tow= have g l . had their influence at the markets In the nitwit** is districts, an d e tendency of prime has been dowawasde in most part of die kingdom. Is The weather appears so have been of a similar tweeter in Scotland as is the South, and the Injurious effeeN ef the o p humidity of the atmosphere on the andition of the eon is so much complained of. N The toes of the dynes from Inland is, on the whole, IS arm; CMS slight decline hod, it appears. been rend in the vane of wheat sad Indian corn by large *rivals al ; foreign end dull accounts ton 1k t aide of the Owing, bet 8 she area hed bosaanstoratieny shine. . • ei The hake; have Perehesed Scat very 'patine, through. et. out the week ; the top pries for town-nede his net varied, le sad prime fresh country marks, or choice unpin of French, IL have not been sold lower than before; but, to have made proems in the disposal of doubtful or inferior quelities, n * would have been necemary to have taken less mosey. The is arrivals fmni America have been trifling at this port, sad 30 superior barrels have commanded colt ten*. English burley his coma rather freely to band, upwards 1' of 10,000 qrs. having been received. Part of this supply bee 20 gone to the distillers, but quite seflicient his impound at 10 market to keep down Innen The beet main busy has •IS at no period of the week been offend cheaper than oa Mon- lit day last. Secondarydeeariptions and distilliag qualities have bees very dull of sale and in partial ilistanON lower 6 1 terms have been sense* ; soiwitintanding which a eon aid/noble quantity remained indisposed of at the does of ist Friday's market. The receipts of Barley from abroad have ti been modern., and trendies parcels have met a steady retail inquiry, at about previous prices. Malt basset sold se freely as earlier in the month, but good In audit*" could not be bought cheaper at the elan than in the 1..." commencement of the week. to The resent rise in prices of oats In our market has had the to effect of drawing somewhat larger supplies from our own Le coast and Scotland; 1,634 qrs. dogli.h and 9,131 Scotch a' having been received since Saturday last. From Ire- It land only 644 qrs., and from abroad 3,634 qn. have come se, to baud, hones the total supply *snot be regarded as large. io The priacipel deals* appear still to calculate on more plena- N tul arrivals, sad have throughout the week conducted their operations with ennuis motion. The consumptive demand ;o h* also been of a retail choreic*, and Melon have been an. 1,, able to establish the slightest improvement improvement on 10 the MOO of Monday lest. A considerable amount of bat. 13 nese bee been dace daring the week in eats free oa board at se French pore; wed we may calculate on some quantity lA *ening as from ttat country if present rates should be supported. The priors paid free on board have bees abut it 13s. to 13s. Od. for black feed, weighing 361 b.. to 381 k.. per I/ bushel. Beaus have moved off tardily, at late termsi and so gun 13 ▪ alteration hes taken plan in the value of Pau The inquiry for lanais earn afloat has rather slackened, bat sellers have not lowered their pretensions. TILE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. lo The tone of the advice from abroad is Ise coati- to dent than **loud!, the falling off in the English demand i having rendered sellers more anxious to effect sets. Though s I the weather had continued mild, and the navigates el the principal rims wee then still perfectly free, the advanced m elate of lie melee had rendered merchants unveiling to rue m the risk of making further shipments, and the little bottoms N done appears to have been principally for delivery n spring N The anounts from Dents* are of very little Interest; old a s : wheat I. granary had been held at rats* which buyer hod declined to pay, and morsel, a trunnion had taken plan t o derisg tke week. Moat of the new whisk had some teUnd soesisted of secondary and leerier quality, and sect had bees offered at 36.. to SEM per qr. fen ea board. Mown the vests* had completed shalt impose, sad takes Wit depornme. liongeting, en the 14th that, wheat wee may little lagged foe, bat really Ise samples of high-mizot *Sag manse, were worth equal to 40s. per qr. • mixed of dills. weight had boss stared at 38e. dd., and jed at 87a. per qr. free on beard la the 'pries, without ending aniabon. Prices of apnea eon had basa maintained with oomideralik firmest.. Ow Stettin Adidas are M the 16th December. The sup s of ',heat had ratoar exceeded the demand, sad is 1101•0 awn lees mosey had been takes. Uckentork of 61 tr nibs. was then obtainable at 375. 64., Stettin at 36e. • bat for superior 621ba. Posestasiaa Ms. per quarter fees es board ia spring bad been asked. Barley had been in fair request, sad bad aimaandad quite se 151111111 swam as beim—my 176. 6d. to 18e. 6d. per quitter, sweethea to gelidity. Lowe from B.ossock of the 16th bar. state that 'sly a wry mall properties of tits wheat brought forestal had eowieted of flee heavy asuplee ; and though the 'hipping &mead had almost wholly eared, still equal to 40i. pee quarter had bees paid for choke qualities. The cosmos deserlptime (weigh leg shoat 611 k.. pax blahs') had, in the Odhif head, beta freely offered at 37.. per gainer free on board. At Assam and Btralatiad the top pries wee only Vb. per gambit on the 16th D4OIIIIIOOI, 110411 Kos 11117111 ob tainable at proportionate ratty Bamberg lotten of Tenday's date de INC lay a weed absat frost, bat it is mere than probable that • simikr Mimes to that whisk Me wise Mese here la OW wssrsr ithee Thanday W also weaned there. Wheat W e b tomma, beta NM pretty firmly at krises rates; Met the gpmeilses had hem on • subtly retail M.N. Geed red Lae wheat et 616,1ba weight WA bees edited ea MIL it; bet Ihrillas Ills Wilma dga pis v. bee IS herd MA bees asks& Tkw tees awe beet the Belie tr etlp is spring at ale. te Ita per qr. bee IS beard. Them bed not bees mash delft is burley fee eldpasent, bat lie brewers bed paid meal to M. ter qr. he 'Ube. BAAL Oats were same, end for bed les. 6d. to 14e. 6d. par qr. has is beard bed hem askedOi _skit varying ism ISM. to Sibs. per heath iMawdem, ea Keeday, the wake' wee id* et moiled, wed be* white end red wheat wee seder to par- Male OM is that day Mauled. Teem Grealegia we leers thee me MY WC to the 17th, Peso esperimeed • still there wee bug bear shipped. Poland mot bid been thrally.tmare elf Weal sea, and • few amid . lots fee seisatme perdelease gram 113 Sab aft. • Dol it.a (i. o ; l l== sk trt.) eallsi ttlypLorSerri:. II Do. irftlwatagesside 13 Web.. and oreigkisir. la Ds agisesse 2 si -e tat -- -` 81k7 .. ; =- 11. p _Ds. as raZ• i; ::: Fe Ice7her:eiieely — tiese :* ql_Dfrgele•g•—• _ SS East Is Dw A rg a L WRY ::* I Ds. (1L Is.) 7 p.CURIE Do. ill& 10.411p.Ct.rest. Osoadss N Do. ilow Prot. I !Z . *: q Do. IWO p. Nat q Do. do. No. 2 SO M.. 21. St Rost. I per Ct 43 Do. Now . as snows tisk:. owe LV. Ob.) ... 33 Do. dus B. sad C dttto 13 20 Do.lirl iam =. •p. Gt.) NM .• 25 IntLisosiodidimar.o p.Ct SO Mao* art Gisopow 13 laabnikrlgfahDasite - 211Ezets — Wedr.ibis - . 21s. Ewer eel anbiralk 1.1 °Mt Is,l i s, up. Ars% •p. cl• I i D. pa glat. Peg.. 50 or. arauhisi West.(tn.) ioFlorrirtio7giati L 0 Orem Wasters IS Do. New se null end Selby .„ 11l De. slues SS leumeter eed 111 De.llblrde Labeseter mad . PreeSsa 100, LastesSille sad Torkskre 111 Do• _6 . Do. Y L2o z . „. ix 5;:471.i. 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D.awh► 23. irons isoutursta.—Prless keep ersdnally 11—Citletes sod Holyhead (pref. iser. 14 re cent.), 141—Kseds1 and Winders:wee, 111-I,ssesehlre and Yorlubtre Cossol , 691—Ditto (6th shares), 6 13.16 & Ditto (fifth shares, W MU.), 64 4.—Lasesster sad Carlisle (third sham), 64 p.—Liverpool, Craby. sad Southport, 4 4 —London sad Mesh Western, 1271—Ditto (..w 1 shame). 41 1 1 1 4 p.—Ditto (alt shares). 64 p.—Ottes (I A.m. C) 2i is—Loados and Beath Mumsbester, Ms Meld, sad Lincoln, 26—Ditto (prefereses abores), 101-11didlssit, 49/ 4 4—Ditto (4 shuts). 184 9 16 4 1 'J.—Newcomb. sad Csrlisle, 90—Nerth British (prat), IM—North Btaintslatirs, 74 4.—Bost gamins sad Dem, 221 I a —York, Newcastle, sad Berwisk (peotersnee unpaid np), 3 3.16 I.—York sad Nor* Midland, 231—8 e and Baynes', 39-14sirry sad Warropeint, 6—Thstsi Itlisnish, 41 d. AtANCHALSTER, DAM 23. !Igoe' Blouson —There MY bent a rathm strong nerket, and tbe prime of Lanesahine and Torbldree, Groat Northman, and Damn, have improved, though the former have mareely reached the quotation la Leaden, ear Upbeat mad minim prim War 691. Great Northerna aims at 181; &Path Ramat sad Dover, 231. There has been • pod demand for Meeks generally, iad prim close Isms LISDN, Dowager Vt. blocs Riciumei.—Vro had a Ina sad mart what Al morello& rteltgli no material arterrthe hoe Ilatiodon's quotation* contnot Noloo : East Irtartohho, W 114 ; Laseartirt sod Yorkshire Fddis,6l art; Oran risrdisna, ; Noartoortoo oed 815•1614 PROMS lt North q 111 dill ; lame sad Think 141; Iffdlaad NM* 0; 60L 11191•66, 19 dim, ; Think izionsprto 1),101. drt ; Toot awl North Midloado. 311111INGHAM, Dressier IL a •To llimaatrai—Tais market was very sainiated day ; piw ware all la a visas, esiossially Is North eta /sok whist; ling eon et dia ; Leeds sad Bradford, 90/ ; Ilbreasbary sad Dirialagnant A'., a6l ; Ws, ma 41 ;„Pretarease Bare*. at 10 ; /oath fltatiseds, at IQ t Omar mad Ralybesd Pep eassaa, 1411; luoyelif - Ualdo met *Atm Wan A). 441 18 ISSL ; 4011.114 ti Offr."101, I: • Two o'CLocs. Firmness continues to be the chief characteristic of the English stock marker, though the business is still upon a quiet scale. Prices may be quoted firm at yesterday's rates. Consols opened at the cloving quotations of yester day's market, 97 to 1. ex die. fur the account, and im proved to 971 buyers; but they have since returned to the opening price, at which they remain. Business has been concluded in the Reduced Three per Cents ,at 971, 1, and ; the New Taree-and-a- Quarter per Cents., at 99 and 1. L"ng Annuities, 1860, mark So uth Sea Old Annuities, 971; Bank Stock, at 214 and 213}. Emblems Bills are steady, with transactions In all sites at 645, and 67e. prem.; India Bands, large and small, mark 83s. and 84s. prem. In the foreign stock market the general feeling is firm, notwithstanding the almost entire absence of business from this department. French Three per Cent. Retires have met with business at 67f. and 68f.; exchange, 23t. and 24f. 80c. In other stock, the entire Oramaistions or the day were confined to the following : Datek Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 691; Mexican Reads, for the 31st inst., 36, 361 ; Remiss Four-and a-lisif per Cents., 981, 99, 1; Spanish Active Five per Cents., 171, 18; the Passive Bonds, 31; the Tares per Cents., 401. Ms amount of bills drawn by the Eat India Com. piny on the respective presideccies of India from the 7th ult. to the 23rd inst. is as follows: lizer Bawl 093,448 10 3 1 Este of tsnite. !Wm boemlasp 1,331 1 4 2a. ld. per ditto. neat 5336,019 2 3 The foreign advisee received to-day show that the exchange on London at New York keeps up, but that it has declined at Paris, Antwerp, Frankfort, and Berlin. Gold has receded at Frankfort and Berlin. It seems likely that with the low rates at Hamburg and Amsterdam, the quotations of the dealings in foreign bills to-morrow will show lower rates, notes. from the closing of the produce markets and the ap proach of the Cbristmu holidays, butanes' should be ces a small scale. The Imperial Brazilian Mining Awociation have received &deices, dated Hammel, 13th October, 1850:—We extract from the chief commissioner's report, "That the produce has much improved during the past ten days. The slopes in the back of the 24 fathom level had given several boxes of work for the washing Louse, which yielded 7lbe. 2tz. 10 dwta. • and the vein still looking well ; the p ro d uce from the back of the 7 fathom level amounting to 101bs., 103 z., 2 dots., together from the washing house, or with the stamps gold 201b5., 1 dwt. fur the 10 days. The produoe from the 24 has been obtained from the big pump vein, and not from Thomas's vein, the latter being consi dered the principal one. In the other parts of the mine the operations proceed with their usual regu larity. At Gongo there is little alteration since last , report. Joinville's new stamps are in a forward state, and the produce for the last ten days had been small, in consequence of a scarcity of water to work the stamps. The Jacotmga supplied was poor, although the greater part was from the heart of the old mine. Produce from 4th to 14th Oct.: From mgo, 1 lb. 11 oz. 7 dwts.: and from Banana], 201bs. 5 ca. 1 d wt. : treat, 22 lbs. 4 oz. 8 dwts. Total from Jely 1 to Oct. 12 : Gongo, 37 lbs. 10 oz. 18 dwts.; Bennet, 72 lbs. 1 oz.: total, 109Ibs. 11 oz. 18 dwts. The Copiapo Mining Company have received re ports from the mines, dated Tees Yodel', Oct. 24. From the copper mines :—At Checo, the lode in the 20 fathom level east of Harman's shaft is from 3 to 4 feet wide, with a leader or branch of 20 inches of very rich ore. The stopes are much toe same as lest month, and producing ore of from 30 to 35 per cent. San Pedro—A communication has been made during the past month with the winze suck from former workings with the cross-cuts below, and they have commenced stopiog away some of the backs, where is • lode 18 inches wide and yielding ore of a superior quality. La Compania—The shalt has been s unk to 18 fathom level, and they are driving erst on a lode 3 feet wide composed of nipper, gossan, spar, and ore, a kindly lode; and a good bunch of ore is expected eastward, for in the bottom of the level above there is a flee branch of ore gone down. 10 east, the lode is split into branches. The stopes continue to yield well. San Augustin.—ln the shaft down 7 fathoms there is livery large lode, principally oompcsed of gamin. In the adit west, lode is large, with a good branch of ore to the north, with every prospect of a large and lasting bunch of ore. No alteration in the other mines. The total produce for the month of Septem ber was 52 tone. From the silver in nee, Al Fin Hallada.—This mill. has never been seen looking so well as at present. The other edam are reported much as usual, as also the gold mines. A remittance of 1,034 mares (or 5171ba.) of bar silver, and an ingot of gold, is* been r e ceived, valued it about 2,200 L The National Brazilian Mining Compony have received advises, dated Cuiba Mine, 6th Oct., 1860. The commissioner reports, that Cuiba now presents a more striking aspect tnan ever it did, inasmuch as s large maw of productive ground is open to the tram• road by an almost direct line of communication. Ceiba produce, from 27th Sept. to 16th Oct.:—Mks., 4.2.4.7. No letters from Ctemes by this arrival. tNOI.IBII FUNDS.—Teti DAY. 3 par Ct. Ooa. A. DT 2tribriCZ 1 , 111.645. to iTs. IN FUN DS. 1 per Oil Chub /Mo. 13 armada =drool Bd. 4 P010w .. 14 . 71 4 . 11 rir " 1115. 3 1 4 1 err UM. tet.T 11 16 I PPM= tido. 1 111 3 pm Ct. Ocoaldt Nit AO o. Whored ltdo. lA D tto 8d0.,34 me 01. Vesessek = 3 Loom t o 1.41010 i Nowa. 11 11 soak Bled 113 14 3 pa OL taL Add. 9Th I par OL tea Aid. ad 1 6 dr CL ~ ww II Per OL Ba& tar d a o is par daL. 6 =Lair Ida. dr OL Buda Byrd 31 4 ilets Gar► 1114., 103 rakdb. 134 L Yd. -.- di, 31 I or CI Da =11716., T 6 S 4pit pa 131. dad Bd.. . deo6 914 er OIL ollrb. VOllllO COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. The attendance in the Lone is very thin, ma usual, and the only feature in the privet* contract market is e demand for Coffee at fully previous rates. Dud ordinary native 66a. 6d. to 67.. Slat. —The broker,' circulars eye out, and may be con sidered the clue, ones of the year; from which it appears that our stock ie London, on 16th December, 1860. woo 23,950,000 lbs.., whim 28,894,000 lbe. at the same period last year, showing a decrease of upwards el 5,000,000 lb.. ; and the stock in the United Kingdom to December 1, shows a decrease of 6,100,000115. The deliveries for consumption, from the part of Lando*, have been 27,314,0001b1., sgainst 26,826,100 1b.., in 1849 The market daring the put year he. bees active, with fluctuations in pekes. At the commence meat common coupon 'tiled at 90., and quickly advaased to 11d. After the budget case out is March, without se nesce* a reduction in the duty on tea, the market became dell, sad prises traded to Old. La July a large speeds titre demand arpeared, end also for importation, and prises undated steadily to advertise, sad at tee elm of November common wagon was quoted at le. 04d. to la. Id. ; duns, the present month a theist /ideation hes taken place, and the quotation is sow 1.. 00. The stock of common wagon is reiadvely very mull, compared with other descriptions; sad °pitiful sum to be Le favour of an advance when the SOW year epee. The untrue for the supply of 60,0001 be. of Congos Tee, fee the see of her Majesty's navy (the largest contract yet sebealtted to the hod.), hes Just been taken by Mears. Ilterrisker sett Co., of Feachareirstreet. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. VW. ie 11101, aflolll*B observable is the market to den, aad priors or. letter supported, at the sabjoisted qui:4oloes : patembare Y. C. on the soot, 370. to 37.. Sd.; all the year. 37..; Jam, Feb., and Man*, 37e.; lam three month, 01 1361, KM. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mom. Cooper oad Davie report Vole at tie fotioatiai ligiedoss:.—Priake Il•adow. 725. Is au. ; interior. No- la e i l o t qr.„ ~..,.., iilk • Boyes t lover, abop elk.; woad ast. ' --• g -- "a% ik:vi M.; am , . Si le M. ''' -• .` , • ' ' - .I •', <1 • 4'-• . .. " --:!, ti • :" . 1 . 1 .,.;:9 -.A... 4 , 6 S 3 114131 • r',• •:.: 1 4 , •