The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-30 00:00:00

a 7. :ar.--z) e•,_e_"„ I :vbt 4xprt %~~; z--.-. 6 0e--e+o %‘• ; Or No. 1,3044 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1850. [THREEPENCE. _ 12:671 FLOWER ROOTS. THOMAS F. warm. *ow* of Dela Lbw Boob Inoo Moak% rem. 1. CbrOodoliabool. lieborook Look% 100 ~,,, may Or = Ms Iliebrallme Ws% evalleill— Si V as semi II lir mud Ms Asgrara. 1 Me wed es* Wks. 11 /Ys smsl Ids likosslss. 11 Vosmsel 111 Me amool :Swim. 1/ plis Vis 'TM . ' IS Oohs ormoilDono. 1: Mr wood Ilmougoo. 111 laolog pie ems. 12 lise M0N1641/11•111•1 1 1.4 IN lama Wu Cram aage% 111 lirpolv6lls Oroook L A V maeloill Ali bib of do WI orb Ise SS, at bozo r +Wing bon d orb of IS. Mon kr SI. To men the Mt sol- WM sr testearios &NH be wit lossliktely. gON BEDSTRAW mil CHILDREN'S Care. • wry wry morsuaust 1 Ow Waris di bra sa= I S M. WI; ml.OO des Mom* OW pro Whdy Ins Ira worroo ll az Ft:l es al dr Ilwerscer .1 WILLIAM B. Idosa ANA ), 110, Oiderdrieest (.lus d Newer mmi). 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QMOKY CRIMNIES.—NO CURB NO PAY.— COW S'S PATENT REMIT= ORATE is a aertaks sore kw motry Wesel ; MN* • beratltal sod is mot mote •••ly this is cobra gel& The gars al lizior It le miry tuft ei• lb be puss sr I aMid if Ihe ask murdesuarer, 1. L D oom, in. osheernme (Ns isms wt et lerst4rees), IMAM - - - - i)UNNA Im—Th n ' 7 i ftwob 1S ea. AVAND ia !ADIP . OIL. 41. &IL__ per renenrided by the ',Delany Ned pan" le " R." =IC pond. polar. /Tench foots* ere way et I =l ell be, pe Ile dearecterdlien ant the sleeette med d i mb. out .eerie el mei, extreme win- tt wla Mt rune the rut teteete lap, greeter ecenteey It the dews+ el eneusrylies Men pod Intik giber al% end Wet WWI with the eiii. 11th aM ~ ve mnb, de*oneM See ewes maa—hald eel, die by t.t'Se aid Co., ell nerinate. iei theelen.solit. ow. ELEGANT TOILET ILIKIUDOTEIL ROW. LArtim . MACAtifrat OIL is htskip ...fad it erratum and sustalebtg lisadist trameh lahi l.o 6lll 4= It ALVIN n preparation of usganikid 1100/117 Improstsgaud teeatlfying the Alba sad sosplexas ; oat ROWLAND , ODONTO, (Aral tosufrire. loassble tre Isodeordidd eget...An the teeth odd pm. Ms piande tuni,e, Led the orweIdMOOKMORKIRI erheoey, afford the beat eadardert pod of *dr weft Down d wawa Imitate.% TM oaly persdad ma lion de =me ▪ Adrbude ^ mention ast a des orals so as orraw sr W. —tad by theta at 20, ttattodoplea, Wes ; asistsa.s 01111103 BLACK CURRANT COUGH ELIXIR, is Bottles at Is. I id, mod is 9d. Nth, procura /or IMue eithreto tuwlate a. he dada la their bed . the relreehlart come lorry af -t and olerp. pet it e • free nprolauthou. It Instantly re frees aothow, chtheody brcutbmg, ks, sod many noes coughs, eoldo, indoeedra, h1.12K110... hoping wards. eeSsomfooo. A e jegte, W,. Ind effectually e‘tobh.h do ouperlartts war agony *we kind of cooed noolitme .n repute. Soh' by Mary add Co., ord.street .od hodr. ,, treet, Chespohie; mad all &Ws, 1n kettles .1 1.. on , Catothe.—He metal to Inquire for Ho ItLieti Ct. KRANT ODUOU ELIXIR, sod do not lo per.hodd to scrotum altars& rrHE best medicine for children is Dr. LOOXIICI r ILV AI*FRIF.NT sad /0411111110011 WAN GS/. bavtag h n...-t . wevabe ta-k. diweituee are iiiveh with rwrf bat. r I-. , and Ils. per km; oleo De.iesidee e ,f. r-, 1.4 A•IIIM.1, e'MVUMPOOr, eCiar t. in==reide of 54 4 .. arr , h.gre bent effected walla IFF aim Iris.!'. Ile And publfched. Prim 16.10, Mai rcit km. ft ft.,4llcfri venders. omen: en pia mar AMY/ 11111MCS • “. ot.t. Heap. - 1 4 1 X11111171()N, 1831.—The last day for Demands N om r october 3!. Tb. LW wassertute, intending the puAhr , are Wormed tkee 11.• AUTHENTIC VIGW et ILr 14 . 11.1.15 ii, se approved by ear new togrAtisl on Meet, Mali, entis wid dermytion. Twirl free ee miler. 10 e1e1.4..=-0. 1111.114 Belywell mnet,reneel; and ell touifiefiere. NEWS. NEWS, Nave. —The Beet, ,ed Unrest Newogroar is Ur wadi LIATIPS (2I = Li.kilo NEWsPAPIIII andel= Cohn= of Sr voo, orelliontee (to the mom* d ) from an porlo a the owl. LJ esormk, elodrlo Woos" ma star um% nigordloos it tai MP - Wiwi et tin Prow Y poblitiod room Woodsy nkmt kw kw poll. Fan col y Thoo pat toe. bad limo otamp. to Wood Lloyi, IS, iliwtrourono„ Larks. wow so ormolo: fß yd./ of rev sow No& 1, RI S ILLUSTRATE!) ALMANACICS.- hh. , I luvtrated AMM/11101101, °mai**, eliddeOrNblelbutique. I MA Clgcgle, Pour NM. kc., tOr pr . or 'r.l, ore sow ow mak at William • Meath and %.,,“psiotrOlOsw, 19 to 21, Catherim , atreet, Strand; and ..-.„ too,ni,h de rithrtzstion, with above 7u engravings la; or 1,14. The Moe eopylied on Wand terms. MR FIRM' VoLUNZ OV H°USK HOLD WORDS; A NE.V.PiLY JOURNAL. &O inked for Use lostrootioo sod I loggia/warm d off Limos of tanina I oNoinNed Carus In, a...; i• arm n.dl, prior 6a. Sri, la Hoak Maeda. Volt VII. will be poldaliod an the Mat isaL, prlke Ad. Air, TIIE NARRATIVE of COM= EVENTS. for UrTONI.It, price NI., or Panted 3d. New. Nu. WOVistoo-moot Nurth lobo* AU oxamoolcatiose to NA AlAof woad saatfeowl). and all bookarlian sal savieneo. 0011)LICTION 01 DAVID 0017111LVUILD. Oa the Sla IffieL all be year /*Oa& le xOlO a n AVE]) COPPE FIE I. thm YOUNGER, of / BICNIMDITIME 14101(KRT. By Camas Derma With I., , ,tratwur b 7 labia C. Browse. o.ptete ruillOt VW be prabiladd early ist November, aka .r 244. id. laltbrand a roars. Bradbury awl Cary 11, Barrawaatreet. BT TUC AOTEIOII OF " VANITY FAIL" tht the Wet ImeL will be pallid. prise 14. No. 13 el I)ENDIt N N 1 8. I,w. IL Tummy. Author of "The Oreet Beauty • I t," la. Wilk Ole•Wellese ea l and Wood the Tel Me le meg, Wee Oh eo Stee th. The wor k will led la Two Telowes. Wm^ 11, liereerloehewt. W. CULITILWILLII to pot la NIVI WWII& 10. ora. ft, lINJOYMENT 0 LIFE. .14 .11oollt. romtabo. mg rollowl la ot low* Illoa ci._ (titia*: Ley - 1111.-1101. ma lasare taw. , ao oboolthe Movivanof -'ti POW. lam. Ira= =Mob Irk oall aim pima ploor-Oloolep The --l e a sigit-ivaloppo a no Dosaa-as imars. Drama& liemba Mil& als, PM. ftl=elma is. dr 1101.MTWO. II ooh la orb; b pool. la Si Tii L_A TIM in tbe Lakes -Rota et Ildiebergb, M. Te1.11..-Tbe Lase et KEW bey -Ilemlsissime et Da% be. Ales me 'deem. k; est. le M. WILT to EAT, MIN awl ATOKA Wee sem years tad les me mune wee ma" A noire of &Mom rem Wm (ewe est ewe) atair .Noly With sod eeleelied oesmitellee. ded emeeile tM . owe, besets the nes ebeeme. limbres, etaily, eel milleten me; itb Was nine Sir tM diet and ffel tegelelles et meer-eloy ids venires{ de, Prilawskr~: Um% te. °medial cemelle. le. Met4ll•4; Of dine tem Me wan. io, merieseee, Se. neteieeet. STSANeItOAT COLLISION DI TES CLTDI.—Oft litay, , • reas-baat Wails elennett es the Clyde, easily evenly the OM* Lighthwase, widish seresiosed the mat iiie:y appreltmeiss raw die parties who wereezpened to ness, - thoesh hamlet, we paressal injury was esetaised. b., far as has bon asserealari, it appease that, about 12 easel' re Saturday, while the Destines Carle, from Skye, wr eteamieg up the Clyde, ohs wee mat by the Doke of Commit, as Its way to Compliance. From the wane the latter was sleeping, the fears of ths premiere es board the Dam:roes Castle were instantly embed, het they had hardly but to express their alarm whet the mesh raw into each ether with a Useful crash, the Desire* Castle %skim the Duke on the eterboard paddleelesz. The eteratina among the mammies ea board bath menet ter be eafterimi, every as. expecting, From the eons* of the shook, that the aides of the Meseta . had bees More ▪ This, happily, wee ;not the ease ; bat aseh bad bees ths %serrate with which they came is costs* that they %award firmly wedged together for nearly two bears, sad n.At 11400 %wittiest mash longer in the muse uaplesesit th. l lthatrool situation had sot the steams% Celt astiZat2 l kelf.orne -se to their aid. By their assistance the o• re, with room tlifilealty, duientazgled from sash other, fk reach the damage remised by the Duke of Cornwall is panicithr lia, such that she had to pat beak to Osseo* in • Ty leaky sate. The Dunham Cantle was also temeicier i‘ If damaged about the bows, but was able, though she ton P •• back into Greenock, to wooed op the river in the scene if the aitertoon. Of mane as aeddat of this Ware could to here occurred without grow negligence os the part of t . t•es is onswand of one or other of the vessels. TM weather wea tie., though slightly hazy, while the wets, was perfestly thesteh. Is these then sad with a Nesse' so wide ei it Le at the Cloth, how a aoLiioa shield have moaned is lode sesecoonteble. Tii2 lint.catii-DROACIIINO AT WALLABET.—On Frilly awning another man, living is the neighbourhood ' t W ill), died from the effects of drinking too large a 'imetity et the contents of the puncheon arldelt wee washed i Pt to the head of the Wallasey waboakmant on Wednesday thermos. This makes the third victim whose life has bees emiheed tbresgh this unfortmate affair. The Lew of Amy W ere almost despaired of, some he restaised in as as. o•artioastate for fifteen or twenty boars. Oast wan had rwa from „,„ stanaolt nearly a quart of raw Writs.— myPool Mercury. THE ESTATES OF ENGLAND. KNOWSLEY (4 The district to which the Agricultural Soddy, eetablished by Lord Stanley, at Bary, will Mir itself, is cot one in which corn would be in matter what the pries except in very ipso& time. So far, Lad Stanley has described It seeteedy. Bet if be would have it inferred that the wetness, eoarame, infertility of the mature farms remits from the weal of a society, or annual teatime to the far ness by a landlord at the head of a dinner table, to Usenet and prompt them to lay out capital freely in drainage and other permanent investments, he is iparact of what has already been done in that dis trict; ignorant, too, of the obstacles in the way of these who would do mom, bet canard. Find, of these who have already reformed their firm meat, and freely invested money in permans il l i rC promments. Oa the property of Messrs. William Grant and Brothers, at Rattail, Rambottom, and Spring-aide, sear Buy (the mated Dr there Cdsrrybls of Die ken), Yeah Improvesi , ents have been thug practised. Bet, asp ems me, 'they are not tassel fanners." Tree, they are not; • bat they have expended no messy on the land. exempt on the strict peleelple of a . peolltable Mara. Their large retires of genuine prate have been before the eyes of tenant-farmers for years, yet have set been imitated: then mast be a substantial reason why tenant-fanners see them profitable investments of capital unmoved to imitation. It is not the want of means, for many of the tenants are men of rub• stenos, who make profit from their dairies, and accu mulate treuure though they purchase the winter provender d their cows rather than drain and oulti vale es sash lead as would grow it; they will bay it ' even from Nettie, and Runsbottom, where it is grown at a profit on soils sot more favourable than their own. Surely there most be some substantial cause for this aegleot of their own resources other than ignorance. For several years also Mr. Knowles, of Sottingtoe, near Bary, combating "against the unfavourable circumstances of high altitude, an inferior climate, and an indifferent soil," (Mr. Rothwell's Report), has proved that profit may be obtained by the application of capital to the soil, but has been seen and not imi tated by the general tenantry. In 1843 his farm was reported upon, and spin in 1848, to the following effect. The farm contains 101 statute acres, mostly a term loam resting upon clay ; the surface soil from Ms to eighteen inches deep ; one half is tolerably level, the other half much elevated and undolatiog —the latter upon a subsoil of very stiff clay ; altitude from six to seven hundred feet above the level of the use. The average fall of rain is supposed to be full forty inches. Milk and butter are the products sold ; but the provender of several horses employed in the print-works adjoining is raised on the farm. The whole has been drained by the present occu pier (Mr. Knowles), the old crooked fences are levelled ; new ones planted where required, and good occupation roads made. The buildings have also been made substantial and convenient. Two tanks have been made for urine and dung water, and are so situated that the liquid can be drawn off at the bottom into a cart and taken to the land. This is spread epos the meadow land, which consists of fifty acres, kept in a highly productive state by irrigation with water from a brook, or with liquid and solid manure. One meadow has had eight good crops of gram cut from it in the last three years. The Italian rye-grass was out three times in the first and second year after sowing. Tee three cuttings of grass sown in March made the same year a length of 13 feet. One field of 7} statute sans kept 70 head of cattle 15 days, fed at the stall, beginning to cut 9th June; the same was cut a second time beginning 28th July, an exceedingly full crop. Can it be supposed that another tenant farmer, seeing this system of manage- meet, would decline to imitate it from ignorance ? ' No ; there must be some other cause of preferring their old ways to the new of Mr. Knowles. The other crops were eight acres two roods of Swedish turnips, and four acres and one rood of oars; no wheat or barley; a few potatoes, and ten acres of permanent pasture. The turnip crop, on the highest and worst part of the farm, has averaged thirty-three tons of swedes per statute acre. This farm is partly owned and pert rented ; but the rented part is held secure from the caprice or selfishness of another party who neither ploughs, sows, drains, ner spreads manure. In this last condition consists the charm which avers this farm with abundance ; the absence of it is the cause of other tenants holding farms bewitched with barrenness. Ascending the hills towards Rochdale, in the town ship of Bamford, the same facts from like circum stances come before us. The Means. Fenton, bankers of Rochdale, are successful fertilisers of poor land, at a profit, but it is their own. Other land in the township of Bamford, reportad to have been exceed ingly barren a few years back, has become the pro perty of a party who accumulated the price by in dustry. The present writer was recently over it, and found the postures at eight or nine hundred feet above the level of the sea, or more, green and luxe rent, like a meadow in some fertile vale. The same changes have been effected betweee Roch dale and Bury from the valley of the Rack to the bleak hills above, but in all oases the land is held on • ware tenure, or is the freehold of the cultivator. A high lying farm above Bury town, which Mr. Rothwell remembers being entirely covered with heath and coarse beat hen been drained, limed, planted for shelter, fenced in, marled, manored, and intersected with good roads. It now exhibits green meadows, which are regularly mowed, and pastures with flue healthy dairy stocks upon them. Bat it also is held by the improvers on terms which cannot be disturbed. The following are some of the statistics of a milk farm in the Bury district. The years stated are from 1833 to 1840 inclusive, the reason for w►ich is that one halt were cheap, and the other half dear years. Those yeses bear an inference which illustrates the question now under &omission : Vole* of Pro- No. of Average Produce door. Cows. of sash Cow. e. d. £ e. d. 1633 .. 706 i Y .... 28 .... a i ii 1834 .. 712 4 2 .... 28 .... 26 8 8 1836 .. 601 17 6 .... 27 .... 26 14 74 1836 .. 710 17 8 .... 26 .... 28 8 84 1837 .. 711 410 .... 26 .... 28 8 Ili :::: 10i iiii ... 642 12 8 .... ii .... ii 14 li 1840 .. 717 10 11 .... 23 .... 31 3 114 In addition to the foregoing, there were about 160 lbs. of butter and 1,000 quarts of milk annually con sumed on the farm; also all the skim milk, and most of the butter milk, which went to feed pigs. The figures are not complete, and therefore now tisfaztory ; but I happen to be able to supply some of thous that are wanting. The produce of each cow doss not indicate the profit for the year, bemuse the winter provender was all purchaaed, and it cost for the eight years an average of about 1601. per annum. In the first four years this was ander 100 k, and in the latter four, above 2001. In the first four years an average of 27 cows were kept, sad in the latter four (years of dear breed, bad trade, and low wages) oalT as average of 241 cows. The prim of milk was higher in those years, but mach lees win sold; first, bemuse fewer cows were kept, and, second, bemuse we re reduced in condition by the scarcity and hi price of provender, which more than took away increased price of milk and batter. From this it appears, though there were no other evidence, that the dairy farmer should grow and not have to buy the winter food foe his mws. Bat how is he to grow it in the Bury district, unless his farm be drained and fertilised into a condition to be cropped with roots and Food and abundant hay P Lord Bum ming to think, by the premiums of en agrioulta- I rUsecilety, by an animal dinner, and alter.dinaer speech, and by great liberality of advice to expend maw In drain., remodelling of fields, manures, and employment of mare labour. Where.. it has jest bma proved, by redwesoe to three who osa item well is that oliolriet, that they already do e PP 14, • Briefly, bet emphadedly, the teemed tamers here I can do no psi Wheat ce:lee, midst bpi lease the messy my Invest In th e land birohave been Tepid for thdr heir. In isms other pasts of the Zama,' propel 00- Amble lavestand of massy ban WI nods by the Earl of Darby in draining and chsigbg the 40 11 ' dition of the farm land, and of seas mum sour before cultivated. It is said 30,0001. have bun so expended by hie lordship. Oa inquiry, honour, it is discovered that there are two meanings to that ex penditure. The money is loaned to the tenants at 5 per cent. yearly interest until some indefinite period, at which they will be called upon to pay an increase of rent, or surrender the improved farm in discharge of the prineepaL In rues of requiring a main out for drainage ova several miles, uin the Fylds, or II man road, as i 2 Rainford Mont, Lord Derby makes it; bit oven in expense is charged proportionately to the adjoin* I have not stated partieshui of rents and taxer. It is exceedingly 'difficult to ascertain rent, particularly at present, when there is a kind of panic among the biometry. Whenever they the a stranger ca sr sear their fares making inquiry shoat eon sad rest, they think be maw be the attracted by the elk et the new Stanley fella of nine years. Still, an ap proximation le the real rental of land any be made. ETROPOLITAN SEWERS AMELIORATION. Last night a meeting was bold at 9, Dake-etrost, Westmiaster, to make preliminary arrangements for the termsatim et as aeseciatisa, whisk is to have Iss Ns eldest the seeselilialell of the sewerage sad be wat e e ci r m =d the =Mnage the control of a public le ho ratepayers, es well aa to alter tic. Meelltation dap Geseral Based of Health, by making the Waft the Moab by wham tie health will be provided ter ' 'ices body ma to have say eantrol over the teal anekeekka, bat merely to Mania them as to the beet arcane 4 piewving the public health. Kr. YATES FREEBODY wee voted Ile like mart, sad read letters from weed pelisses who bad Was a promi nent part le the preasties ad the quoting et seelsepethan sewerage improve:Nat, and MOM the pieseat leaseleg Lad its origin in a letter which appested is the Da* New, by Mr. R. Dover, of Spring. gardeasondeli wee addr_nits" the Nettleton, who having ben Invited se es de, mat ila plata for the &Wage of the metropolis to the eleamissimme of sewers," and which proposed that they Medd ham a public 1 meeting, for the purpose of considering whether the projee• I tors had been treated with justice' with reference to their ' several plans by the easeasidonas ; whether it was just towards than that the espeetes of preparing the pleas of Captain Vetch, one of their owe body, Heald have bee paid for out of the sewers rates; to aseertain what ponies or par- Wee of say ahem, or schemes forwarded by the prajecters to the commissioners had been plagiarised ; to inquire whe• titer the cost of Captain Vetch's scheme for improving the water supply of the metropolis was paid out of the *swan rates; if so, by whet authority? bemuse it might be inferred from the unrefuted statement of Mr. Tabora/ that the ex penses of both Captain Vetch's drainage sad water schemes were paid out of the said public fund ; and that all the said projector a plans for drainage, sewerage, dc, of the metro polio should meet publicly for the purports of Sakai sub steps as the juatioe of the case may regale. Mr. DO VIA thee rose, and sad that a bill for pressetiag the public health was, ea the 10th Feb., 18411, entire* to be printed by the House of Commons, and Le et this bill the at Viet. 11 and 12, a 63, was mated pal& er-nt in order to further and more effeeteel preeisies being made for improving the sanitary iseeditisa of Mies awl populous places, as well as bettor water being mills* to the metropolis for domestic uses. On the 4th Sept., 180, the metropolitan commissioners of Bowen were &Housed, by Viet. II and 12,e. 112, for the purpcees, smogs' others, of Hallam means for clearing the 'Thames of the centime el the sewers; but being incapable of effecting this primary obtuse the °amalgams!, came to the following resolution ea the 23rd July, 1849, and published it the following day to the Tires, via. :—" That the court will be ready to receive say plans which may be sent in foe the effectual drainage of London." The onnseguenee was that while the specified periods some clans were seat in by civil engineers and others of me inectasidetalde merit, as may be inferred from the invidious spirt' and plagiarisms their pleas sad slap potions have eammatiend from the sewage sommissioame. Although the Gemmel Bead of Health was appointed ea the 31st of August, 1848, lea not aware of its having done anything toward. Improving the sanitary condition of this or any other city or populous place, notwithstanding the in ordinate sum of 20,7001. voted out of the lixeltegeor by the MUNI of Commons for the expellees of this useless bard, from the 22nd of April, 1850, to 31st March, 1851. And I am toll a health rate has bees either levied, or attempted to be levied, oe Tottenham or its vicinity of Ia in the pound. The rate-paying public may anticipate from the Report of the General B card of Health on the water supply to the metropolis, that it will also ere long have to defray all the multitudinous repasts a a water eommission I Bat, gen tlemen, I am of opinion the ratepayers in general are quite at *hie to judge of their own Nankin, also of the most eligible mean of having their wants supplied, as any anti- British centralised COMillilibllOXll at either Owydyr Hanes or Greek-street. Have, or have not these new-tangled com missioner, or boards inereued the public rates and taus ? Have they not taken from the ratepayers their accustomed and popular right of electing their immediate local pariah or municipal officers, as well as Notarial antral over the rata raised In their district ? Instead of the Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers attempting to find the means for clearing era Thames of the contents of the ewers, the have, in podgy* violation of the set of parliameat, peeress* a plan for psegetseting the dis charge of sewage ia a mare deadly Mae lab the Thames, and they an sew mailiestlas, at NUNES= impesit, tempo rary sowers for belegles Ike sewage if Mabee and Went mina., r into the Timm at H limes we any expect fatal eessegewase will we N eel' Is the weigh bouthood of Charift Orem, lA, Ma gash aar eimmtizsa enormous legal Min. I be& to re pose , that we form era isM ea ender the title a " The en' illiasee, sa* flesiessy ROOM Amestilles; asi M. -- Is es the twat at awe Is lobe the shalr. I bag taw te wipes Ilia assegai et Mew be eggelatel brats poem of esportatssilleg sad arranging tholieporisst puddle WNW el Ms aessedetios. I bag farther be gsegest, that aum mettles be appointed to draw up a wide elbpirlaws, celestite* to pants the objets Ire have this isq sohelakes, sot pewit lima it ger seat mewing. As time edieleat sanieley gebeliseelim el 1111111 me- Merolla is one of the great objesla et this I pees that we pledge ourselves to gssimete al MI of palette utility, by soliciting the esigeseeks le alli especially the several branches ef Ihe MIMI gleshadz because their practical knowledoe le sag bemuse the community We le dna ai i rMsfb guardians of the public NMI s_ shaft gaisdall iiilbed• ties, @DRUMM and buildee& ON the Worm Is plied. Some discussion thee tee* Owe se be Ms design dia d the arociatioe, and It was Wally medal that it iiisbe entitled "The Masorete& hewers end Wei. ... 17 gag Asecotetton." It was dies agreed that a seamiest be appeimek with power to add to their samba, fin to bee quersm is enter to carry oat the oblate of the samodatiaa. DEFICIENCY OF COPPER COINAGE. TO TIEN IDITOZ OP 121 ISPINMI. SlR,—There appears to be a great deficiency in the moues of pence In eircalatlea in this county. Being la busiest', I as frequently in went, and Ind great thflimAty in procuring it, either at the beaks or null ober. My auras has hunted two or three towns earitetians to pt one pound's worth, and frequently returns without noosed lag at Si. Could yea is any way bring it ander the notice of thie authorities of the Mint, so ea to 'Met a remedy 1 If yen will make the trial I shall feel obliged. I resein, WM. lILARTYN, a Satworiber Fnesper Bridge, seer Bt. Columb, Ost. DLO'S or Til BLIHOP or Nov* likorru.—Tho Right Rev. Dr. Jail Lela, Bishop of Yeti lMot* who Ina been for a abort tins lojoarabor La logtood, Mai ea Moarloy at his realleme, Carsolostroot, Mg Wm Dr. Inglis was the drier d oar esleakt M sp, baling bum cossoiraud 1825, mos Om If yam preeloas Om time Si active tolookstay doramea of the dimes. = no prevision kr the Moro 4/411/1111■401 the est of there Will &Otter be oroliberabb diloalty Meat So ap pointment of a memo? to Dr. highs. REPLESENTATION OF MAIDSTVIri.— We coder` stood that 11r. Hope, the =osedi stooittr he s t= duos not found &pia to *NW *it the of Maidstone, sad that et as traomittol satottiti of the tap porton of Mr. Her, • some aim bm bees mpremel that Ma seat, when meant, shoal be sillood to Jibs !Met Pre to, Marie, Esq., oar honer meelleat member, who has take. the name of Laurie span solotadlog to dm mosso of kis lota ride.—Moidskola Amnia PENALTILI Fos OVUOHAItaId DT RAILWAY COY rAstas.—The Colombian's. ot Woad Remus hays Maid tits Main sad Aglow& Railway Coupes) , fa 100 L, kr ovoroksigas padloosatuy, or third-doss rassomors, Wills Inaba the disk c 4 the wary odd bo as rata at par mat., aa if Lt bad bora paid b gra g l o a i i=rluas ei r i o 4 a r e:roo eh b a o r ill with% lb• ass way Isis Os mar& railway a& • PROPOSED MINING EXCHANGE. Yesterday main( a mesdag at advents:ere, brokers, eat AIM wwweeted with Mem wee bads Iti taw George eat Ware Towers, CAnddlloe desassise ea the esseeele he mewed with mud Mtie lIMAIMMat of as imbsdie flat the pardiam sal dbyeeel of as.,. in selsee." The ask wee bikes Si lee shiest by Mr. Anna litramo, jos. The CHAIRMAN rid itis barn& the =raise hod been esevesedi by . Mr. LOA, of the May Jewnsel, far the et esawleidea mama et is mining tamest LI a g t Kr. mil awe bad mama stables la the Them sad leo Daly Newt, mid sammaaleatlons anbeagmady leek plebe Wines aertela gentlemen In the Sty. He tbeatook apes Mateelf to edema% thismesting. He bad mamma ea the &gem with amaral partial latermaed la Waits pesseile, sem el when were wet indseadel. io n woe moll* a fr ee sad tie Recieere, sot =ls • taw bat spa to ell. Ia the Daily New of Nei day it WY stated that • Mitts Mishear bed amid, bees heated ; sad, ;mbar, a gandleman preeent, Mr. Pieta, wadi Mato what was the meg tame with regard to this man Me.I2ELD the ght it ream to make any narks arg es ilel: bliss hem Mr. legal. That whams • to Mak that the potties win had formed the Me in MOS stet oselified to do so. He attended this. rir as • erarese. L morsel es ba Mr. /I's dealleMsot therm Ersleasa shothil he semewbat rnt from tint ester lad boom held. IfiaV i ll had really no oldest bat that of rearlas IN of • geed Isaleage. He wee, hewer; 3=l 11, mad orate meringe. (Hear, hese) He *at some otaps Arid be tabs with • Kew c▪ i fie eldest, sad Qat the moods. should this there were at t only about a • dorm siting broken, and these estate, for the most part. wreak to buy shares for 21. sad sell them for Si, aad Item WWI to by Ora Ms pushier, fee thane, Utter of eel them they advised the partite to go has err other EOM The CHAIRMAN rawidseed the observations of the speaker irrelevant. Mr. ENGLISH hoped Mr. Field would state candidly what plan were in regrew with letseres to the object. Mr. FIELD eassidend the resent nor* g premature, aid would advise it to wait aril the plea of the other parties had bra developed. It was proposed that in eater to prevent torn from being thrust Oa the public, the r etro should have an agent at the 'pet, who should inspect and deport upon the condition of the Menet mire. He wined to see • fair liat of twice, the varies of as sloe prices r reale, and a dirlasdea bruits broken and hen; ant would he have say reepostable pear excluded. f he parties present wished to join the our scheme it would be open to them to do so. Mr. ENGLISH said Mr. Field had told them what was to be done, but not who we to do it. Rethought this resting, oompard u it we of gentlemea sonneeted with mines, had a right to ask who wire the parties guessed in suttee place. Mr. SNELL concurred in objecting to hale and sorer atrium, and thought Mr. Field outs to respond to the erases, which had bun given by Mr. English. He rug gated that a committee should be formed for the purpose of preparing riles and regulations, such eremittes to gantlet of proprietors of sine, and not to inehre brokers. Mr. FIELD repeated bit belief that the meeting was pre mature. 29 persons had put their urn down as memben of the new exchange, including =say of the leading broken in mining aborts, and also many of the largest proprietors. Try wired to prevent persona from being admitted, who had sued parties for 'costs after they had paid their Galls. It we areetry to have as meet, ia ceder to prevent the puffing of mines which had Ilaysi 71It yielded a ton of OM (Hear, hoar.) Otherwise they might be doing a mischief, in stead of a benefit, and deluding the public with their liet of prier. Kr ENGLISH outlasted that Mr. Field had not r eward his question. After 100111 further discuron, Mr. ENGLISH moved the appointment of a aomealttee. Hs said he should be very happy to include the aims. of Mr. Yield and Mr. Thomas. As altercation then took place between Mr. English and Kr. Field, which issued in the former declaring that be would net propos, the name of the latter. Several gent lem an, Unloading Mr. Field, here quitted the room. Mr. PARKER, a rumba of the Stock Exchange, be lieved that if the 001111Eittil of the Stott Exchange were momorialised on the subject they would give it their best attention. Mr. ENGLISH said Mr. Webb, the secretary of the Stook Exchange, had Uttered him, in autogiros of a letter which he addressed to thus, that the subject had been ander consideration, and that Mr. Parker and other pattern would shoed to witch the proordiep. Mr. CROFTS moved the adjournment of the meeting until that da week. Mr. WATSON seraded the motion. Mr. GIBSON thought it would be much better to adopt Ms smoothen of Mr. Parker as to the menterialosing of the committee of the Steck Exchange. It was ultimately arranged that Mr. Parker's suggestion should be send upon, and Kr. English, Mr. Gibson, and the chanties, were appointed to draw up the amoral. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. (Prom the The total number of deaths registered in the metro politan dktriota, in the welt ending Jut Saturday, Oat. 26, war 845. This number is lower than in any of the cones pondine weeks of ten yean (1840.9) except those of 1841 and 1846, when the deaths were lees than 800; and it is much lower than he the same week of 1843 and 1848, when they rose above 1,100. The present return shows a decrease on the average (eorrected fee Issftess of population) of 171 deaths. Taking the threw eieweseof menthes, which together destroyed MOM than ball of the Nil peewee who died lest week, sanely du inillowie, the tebeftelar, sad thus which affect the remiraftey ogre. it ippon that though there ie • duress* is seek of them, It is still most remarkable is the epidemic. Is this lint the deaths rftesseested an 188 (of whisk 137 cieserred omega Aileen (whilst the waisted average Is 256. Feet eliblese eat es edleit died of saaftlpos, 24 et Brea ft mobs, 91 of kesplwes 6 of map, 4 of thrash, 32 wefts eftekefts.ll9 ma sad dysentery, and 49 of miaow Ihmallpee features. In exhibit mach left Mae its mad @meat of /talky; seat of the other meefieed an sear the average; typhus little week ft. la St. Mary, Paddingtice, at 88, liarrow-road, the wife sad daughter of sit sating-bow keeper, aged respectively 60 and 19 years, died, the former as 22nd,ths Utter as the 21st of WNW of bilious fever (3 weeks), peritonitis (in one cue 4 days, fa the akar 4 or 6 dap)." The cioatiamd asks, stillanboa sad dysentery is shown by the rams MAD Instihros weeks, is wild were snow avely registered 57, IC nod 80 deaths loot week throe dos*, was wended horn slalom and the pardonless NO OS Isnow : Is the Itsraeghwaail sebdintrist, at 7, Duke-street, Mint stratfost Is' 156 °Mbar, a hawker, egad 47 years, died of " Adis& Maitre seder 14 hones' Blew. Mr. Allott au hired ths4 ■ Ohs dorionad (whe saidad la a Masa and home) had base a Era of cleanly end tentpera will t al :eklis. 1111 0 was ia tolerably good health WOO =bakes 1M same ; hod not, so far es was know*, idstagthing likely to hare the Moore." Is Lembo" Waterloo (lad part), at 21, Isabella-dram, ea 'ha OM Osailmar, ths el a osectracarsr, aged eve yaws, died of "Agars, after taking a quastity of vegetable matter_ plead up sa the publis stress." (Inquest.) Ia Oinabwareo, at 12, Plotowstrost, as 18th October, the wile of a sone mesa, aged 72 years, died of cholera (20 beam) Mr. Searle adds, that " the drainage is stated to be good, sad tlto neighbourhood *pia and shy . Tho doomed had bean delivered of a still bora child throe weeks dose." Istwperanee wee fatal to two Ws; tf7nintas of injury received in state of intexastiou ; in the Other by eseratiai disease. A wine broker's clerk, who lived et 1 Sborediteh, end died oa the 12th Oet.; at On age of 40 ram sunk undue starnirion, es appears ems the oceneor's return :—" Natural Meth, sonlereted by privations from want aid deentance." It drawee to be nottood that cat the 13th, 18th, and 23rd October, three infante, Is different bosses, were fouad deal to bed, or dial eadditaly In bad, all of than the &Wm of nails wawa birdie of 013 boys sad 060 girls, in all 1.362 @Warm were naleurel is the week. The avenge derived front the returns of eoneapondiag weeks in five ran (1846-9) is 1,320. M the Royal Observatory, Otosawieli, tho wean reading of the barometer in the week woo 29.619 la. The man of &Tre wee 42.3 deg., being lower by 3 deg. theft that rae week ca ea avow 617 pus. Sims Ihnfley It has bola lower than the avarapsa overyailthe i ly e the week; sad as Tkuraday, when It was yam, . Ulm satrap of the sage day. The wind blow lona dot aortitlort. letite - I;tek tellies Oct. 12, of 4 Mello!.wind above 00 veers; ditto Oa 19, of 5 deign $ .wend above SO; dime Oat. 26, id daubs I conned above GO. Total, 15 ei yid& • otearred above*/ pm. Tx, Bummer ap m Luz Ka. HAMMY, to the Mss et isstfampbsa, NINO. wpm*, fee .w bees 11111~8i bite SRO & orraddes, sad has realised OPA L This hawse, the meant el width has bees domes late VialdegY will, le • dm week,. be the subjs.* of fa. Teattpliaa baize that wart I,ISIDING VP TIEB DLUCT WASTIZN RAILWAY. — PAN= have bees prerated bylitaeregratroa&geby rag Lefties, fee the Moder we et eh reedsay, wai sorted r • rival nee w lie Geer Werra Saws), '&4 whisk eared rediralie reherest burg the pair M 1• Mho, emir. T HOUGHTON MEETING. THIS DAY. EBY Elsetrie Tolagraph.] MATCH: T.Y.C. £2OO. Mildew beat Vivaadiere. BWREPBTAILEB of 10 move. each. First half of Ab.M. Asiorino filly .. 1 Fau•Pu .. 2 HANDICAP of 15 wive. each. First half of Ab.M. Truth .. Pierre de Touche SUBBOR Loosing§ Antigone PLATE of 601. T.Y.C. SWEEPSTAKES of 10 Km. each. T.Y.C. , --- i* Woodlark.. .. .. .. 1 31 Old Fox .. .. • • .. 2 n SWEEPSTAKES of 10 nom each. T.Y.C. se RAILWAYS. Tina DST, Two o'CLoox. This being " name day " in the share market, the dealers are occupied with preparing for the settle ment of the account, falling due to-morrow. In ' most stocks the account proves a " bull" one, and this has naturally a tendency to cause a depres sion in prices. The market wore a rather steadier 'spent at the opening, but, as business , it became weaker, and is now rather fiat, i i n7 r re e Prices of many descriptions quoted a shade lower than yesterday. Midlands have experienced a fall of more than one per cent., business having been done in this stock at 40k. South Easterns have de clined to 191; London and South Westerns to 67k i Great Westerns to 69. Damn RAILWAY,. 50 Madsen . ei Do. Prdititoo * *** Al 4 MIr NeD O 6. mei no Sorption • ado Noss& Ist. Kw Ws& S .04 IS NI Ds. atirrosto. 11 Wolv.. and Dolby 62121126mr. 10 igiunson Orn Do. Watv.6lll.sor .slay 100 1101111181411000* SO I" = 18111.41. 10 De.ste rrshilm:; ::* 10 sad HalAssd IS d er owto 41 MIAs sod aslant jaw: . Its art IS Do.rrE. 1 2 1 DO. (31. to..)e 10 Do. New Pref. 6p. Ct 961 Do- MI, S P. Ct., No I 50 Do. N. It EARLS per et 4 2 4 6 5 i gaditnD9 Do w. (l4.. . olame N N E•sw ew tril 7i 20 Do. Scrip (goo. 6p.Ct ) 23 Tat Laticoolsin a es 25 EastLiocolneh.par.a 9 .,D; 50 64.11.nborgh ud Mom/ 21 Caoter.Y•s•llA Donbas. 24 Erato/ sad 122asoat/a Greet N otre 12 Ds.tilisnl,l,DderaSel Irwin B. 6p. Ct. 12 Do. pm r at. Prat. 50 ac liontLetal Wat(les.) 100 Ore et North of Itagland... 100 Oteat Western 17 Do. Net/ 00 lßall ;Li Pelby ... U Do. I sharer Do. Mare , iF I Lajui.atergua &Ails Do. Thirds LaOWhin;odiroaktlie 10 Do. New irap rd . et) 115 Do. West Dolce 00 Lewd& and SO Leeds and Think 6 — DZ.. 17 Ditto Dttln... S S Ditto Ditio... 9 Do. Pref. Chtertarkllttl I 1 Lt.ation and 137666•111 100 Lon., Brighton, et &Cart 100 Do. Nen goa. 9 Do. guaranteed 6&01. Late Do. ProL C" 47orot.... Do. Oanyvt.=ll9l L oo Do ks Ind . Prollorooco London 'tio 17 II 1 100 gi North-Western Do. do. New shone... Do.llo4l.,N.andli.(C) woke Ss South-Western Do. New. Fie Do. flow, £4O " 61 11eneh 14w1.444 ,11111 4141r ., an 4 l ftC94 Matlaci t 4 Ito. iii;ii;;Ferrees 1 100 flanch.,l4llef ,&Liocelash. 1010.7011 - 5i471 7 4071 - 7. 10 Do. New LlO Pref. ... 4 Do. Mao. Llnel.Unke 100 llidbuid $3 DO. g3O ii&I;; :': 100 Do. D 1... sod Derby... 100 Do.Cos‘l3.lo B. 6p. C. 10 Do. Now ii i Sij INI Do. Guam. be per Ct. raw Btitith Do. Prefereoe .. 17e North Staffoolsidro. 3 Oxford, Wors.,lt Wolvar. 15 Preston and 'Myr. loi Do. f shares (Al II lood.,Oultd., sod leler:te Of Itopttos sad Within .. le Do. ehepretb Wanda) _ _ 81zerrs. /arra. &a - A • Do., Now Gooraoteed fo Shrovolio Chester 2.. h 10 1117 . 14 21114 ... ... ... 20 Ds. Ornsay 1 Do. Na 10 Do 0 per cfflii: Pia : N lli D ire Unka «. II Da. Riau 7... 114 eau Melleilige 50 &nth Wale . 16 booth Yorkolae, 1); ;;ca;: tor, sad Goole 14 obit, ltoth.kooo4a N.DI. Ow. 3 per ant... 94 Taw Vale Extension .. 20 Woterford and Kilkenny.. 50 War Valley, 6p. Ct. in& 23 Ditto Ditto ... 60 Wilts, someraet, &Wept. 25 York,Newautle alierwiek 20 Do. Eat. (York& Newel. 9 Do. Ci.N.6./' arab oche( 17 Do. Ditto DO I V 10 . 111 rOIIIWIS RAILWAYS. hasktat&Visza (Ws Miss sod &maim) issispe lad Maims ... II Omni France (nava) i I f . !Grist loam Piminsua 3oung ,fl Yclerday. SO Nossorsod Lisp 1,1 Nopboosoc Prams_ .. 90 Pads sod Odom 40 Paris Ind Rom 14 Pub Not 91mbourg 20 Rom sod lbws . 10 dabs led Meals 14 Tows rad Mabee Fidoon .. Fernando .. .. a I; SWEEPSTAKES of 60 son. each. D.M. lii Mountain Sylph oolt walked over. a) MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The market for the home securities is very quiet to- ; day, with only a limited amount of business going II forward, and ecarcely the least variation has occurred et. from yesterday's prices . Consols have been steady the whole day, at 961 to 1 both for money and the i ? account. le The Three per Cents. Reduosd mark 961 and 96 ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 971, 4, and u 98. Long Annuities, 1860, •7 13-16 and 74 ; ditto, 20 30 years, 1859, 7 9-16. Bank Stock, 2111 and 212. ss The market for Exchequer Bills is rather firmer, 21' though the transactions are not numerous: the 1,000 !. St bills mark 656. and 688. prem.; and the smaller is amounts, 68e. India Bonds, under 1,000!., 85s. prem. ss In the foreign stock market preparations for the settlement of to-morrow's acaount are occupying at- Lai tention. Little actual business has been done, and 11 4, the market, though a shade better than yesterday, a has not recovered its steadiness of tone. For at Spanish stocks the tendency is downwards. g The business reported is at the following is rates : Dutch Two and-a-Ralf per Cents., for the 60 12 i account of the 151 h November, at 881 and 89. Mexi- lei can, at 311, both for money and time. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, at 80. Portuguese ; Four per Cents., at 34. Russian Five per Cents., at n 109; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 961. g Spanish Passive Bonds, at 31; the Three per Cents., so at 39 and 1. sass an is 'NOUSE meal INK Kam., le 3 my OLOOLAIBL.OB2 201111101 6 per OL AMON, Bawds. 41 par OL /Mk barb. 90 2 Pe 0406. Emtlylll7 . Oda, 90 1 EOL Lon Alms. SS 00 =DOL. 102 4 Di DAL, Ma. 34 I ore Os. Domik Oak, Y 6 14 /sr co. Nos OIL. IT 4 gar CL Dais! 0urt...18 9 1112L.Tms DAT. 24 20 El 4 C tr a . ° Tfi r . 9ei 20 U 11045.. to eft 110 MUD& Ili go 011•1161 lida.l2 i ot. Plated Bd.. 4 i Bt. Um. bk. Ili ti nerua Na , lioi i • i eicOM.. 22 4 AO lbos. ills, MI 10 20 C. = I L I i 121 .324 lii 111 Me it.ii i a. Sae OL w ads kW, 112 2 U rani lostunsd rows. U U N to par gat 1\ SW. _r MINCING-LANK—THIS DAT. 10 St:GAL—The public salts of Porto RIM to sad Bengal are . 0 going of without showing any material alteration in prices ; to the good end fine qualities an most in demand. Refined : 16 The musket is doll, and low brown lumps must be quo ad 61c; fen to fine grocery lumps, 61s. 6d. to 631. 10 Comm.—nos publie sales have been too small to give IA quotation, sad there has not appeared any dispositioa to ta. I boy by private contract. TEA contieues Wady. RICIL-9,000 begs Madras were offered, for which there Et. did not appear to be buyers at previous rata, and they were nearly all bought in. A part sold at 9s. to 9s. 66. ; low, 841. 6d. so BaLvrirrna.-360 bags sold in public sale; refraction 61, a Mc Q. to 270. in" Run rennin steady. 5 Parma.-1,300 bags Penang wen offend, and bought in at 31 to 3g. is In other articles no material alteration. MARK LANK-THIS DAY. The attendance of buyera in Markites this morning wee Stn mill, end the business trammed was equally limited. The 101 few parcels of English Wheat fresh op were disposed of with difficulty, at about Monday's quotations. Foreign Wheat 4 was held with tolerable firmness at late rates, but little pro mos Mu made in sale.. 10 Malting Barley seam, and quite u dear ; secondary tins. to lithe were neglected. to The Oat trade was dull ;at the same time, really good : horse-corn could not be bought on euler terms. 00 Beans and Peas a heavy sale, at Monday's price.. 25 aIUIITALO INTO LONDON PROM nth OCT. TO 20th OCT. 12 Qs% If aetlsh. Notch. leit.. Yaws. St. Inuit .....„..... I 190 I 1070 10 Oals I 2110 I flee, 1410 gado ; bur& Mgt, 1220 us. 25 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The musket is quiet on the spot, with but little doing. For s° l , forward delivery there is however more inquiry. Pneee 60 are quoted u fellows:—Town Tallow, 38s. 6d.; Pc- et. unbar, T. C. oar the spot, 395. ed. • NOVIIIIIIOT to Deaem- 13 bet, 365. to 38s. 3d.; separate mont hs, 38e. ed. ; Jan., Feb., 13 sad Marsh, 39.. 17 MAILS TO THE NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES.— IT OnnanAL Poo. onto, Ocr. 1860.—The United States' mail se packets leering Liverpool and Southampton, will hereafter sonny dosed malls for Canada, New Brunswick, Nova ii Soda, and Prises Edward Lun d, and lettere, &a., will be forwarded in cub dosed malls, if specially addressed " via ; New York "or "vie the United States." With respect to g Canada, however, as the ordinary malls, despatched by the g Bride mail meets, pass through the Unite State, it will MI be th at lotion far that point*, intended to be ii_ seat by the sited Sten' packets, should bear on the at C deer do words "by United States' pee," as well se " via i New Tick." or " via the United States . " Letters for Nova g Needs. New . Bnrwtek, or Prince lidward bland, directed ii . 11111 New York,' or " via the United States," will he 1111 traninete by the lint west, whether British or Mee Le =giro is deepstsW * New York after they ere C Tierselegs epee Osten for all them eerie Isio weeded dross. tio Umbel Ream will be Is. 9.111 b.& swiss wed se swill& soy be paid in advisee or ise n id g the spike of the sender,. Newsmen kneeled through to. TOM loess will be liable to a postage it one penny gook oa delivery at their deetinatlena. DANOER or NAPTHA Ltillre.—Lest evening Mo. Lambert, soal dole 3, Parkeroree Drury-lug, sea in the act of Oslo* a naptha lamp, when the spirit ignitid. Mrs. Lambert In her slaws dropped the lamp, ana her clothes were saturated with the 'myths, and instantly she wee in a blue from head to foot. The unfortunate woman rotted into the street, the flames rising high above her head, and made her way into a butcher's shop in Drury-lane, the Eames ipitEm a quoit, of loose paper that was lying shoat, and sorrily mot the shop on Arc Some potions at length MisOollied the fumes by rolling her on the KM Lambert was so dreadfully burnt that the reneged bee hods and body. She was taken to King's College aospitoL BM is not expected to moire. A little girl, s zoil 10 yeah, daughter of Mrs. Lambert, was also boat. ROMENEIES WHICH TEM xl NO Noise ABOUT. —Jost raw Mash excitement is gmersiont on mount of the moose burglaries whisk haw bees smoothed of late ; bat the rebbooles whisk hoes revoke a Obese' outcry are main be tbese whisk en sebeekled , lb le al Item andlke geroored. tbe poopeloolisegt okomesi rseder and the eN keg= ere rebind le Os Court se tie serseet it Oro se bur pee oat As Weser, beim be see some the bomb it hi ...= . ll plic dwell te the too of sem 1111. Is do P.. beembeklisos robes le pistol by moo sr No soured bow es se pewee itorM • eel the trobrose, artist, at sober, milk a lege lioly:liviu m besd to mosta—U top nano whie emsmit them so art flee est Ile he gets 1501. : a rsor—h to in the aerW uOllll4l 6111.—AareA. Coresevems gror Lonnon is 1111.—A dread dal es, nearly ballet City and great part ed Weogleme Beads si dierldiralv sliming hi Plewavri 41 ** g io:seac w.. l. , :ral asiateremsaiadvamh goose ell Id Nil to be the perlest le Ike weirs 112 11.1 but who will brie emstweleyvil. et : senaet 1:: Mem ielsolti urea ker. Lee th e Marten et the 4=sil, U Is set isepodble bat that mire may be sow estiesetbh. To be SIM winiad is to be lirremed.-Bknewhir• Orwerseliva ;: It gla. el N„ I 1 Psi 27 No 24 274 6 7 6 6 4 In. 7 pa. 104 68 24 70 11i 1;1 41 6 et 10 10 104 dis -- -. S li , 3 s Ity U I 54 56 Om par t pal ex 4 6 pin :I 1 7i 119 191 8 9 SO 146 94 36 II It I 4 4 96 9 111 IS SS 25 $ • NS A C 9 70 Q. 4I Cis. Q. t 8 48 49 lie 914 60 64 46 48 4 Pe 134 116 die. 6 76 014. 66 di. 126 116 74 7 414, 94 IS jai I 71 Os Si v ivo I clis ti 113 S 4 136 13$ 104 II 32 60 211 60 11 114 2$ 24 ex. &v. ll6j 1174 2 1 le Pm 3 34 pm 2 21 62 60 164 164 lb. 134 124 do. 2 12 1414 pa. 41 44 cIW 174 164 e: neu 6 9 111 42 19 dla II 23 123 126 17 19 16 14 db. 14 16 31 41 64 61 41 6 101 104 dbk II 12 41 42 7 74 pro, 1111 181 7 74 1 p 104 114 m 84 3 Cs. 0; 0 dTs. 9+ 10 10 19 6 e t i 1 I 8 3 die 106 116 11 12 e 6(dh 111 20 23 4 14 Q q dis 9 7Ws U 14 44 43 162 134 db. 4 4 414. t 4 124 3 4 X l4 1 11 db. 2 21 7 8 131 14 5 41 dls. 1 11 0 07 is tom. It t 4 lt 2 14 74 141 41 4161124 30 32 331 6 141 6 dla 88.11, 31 3 104 101 416 ON th l7 i i el i Pal 111 i WI eq 70 09 ei Ti 61 sl' 137 i 117 bsi 171 19i Vllai le 84 411 402 11 ii hi I 221 11 I Sj al 1 21 i LIVBRPOOL, October 29. STOCI-EIONLWOIL—Priess ars still drooping, but the market remains vary fair.—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 15—Bast Lanes shin, 81— Lancashire and Yorkshire Consolidated, 47—Do. (filth sharer). 71 16 18 1 1346 I d.—Do. (pre(. shares), 125 —Lawn and Thinks, 95—Liverpool, Crosby. and Southport, 25 el.—London and North Western, 1181 17—Ditto (new shares), 2 6-16.—Ditto (fifth shares), 3i p.—Midland, 41i —Ditto (4 shares ), 22 1 d.—North Union, 8.. 170—Sand4k Central, 1 d.-Bhrewsbury, Oswestry, and Chester, 81 it. — South Butern awl Dover, 19; 1 1-81isfilald R. B. and G. N. Div., par—York and North Midland, 221. MANCHESTER, &tabor 29. Brook Exonciroz.—There has not been wish businen, and urine are still weak and declining. Landon and North Westerns ware j b 1 lower (117), and laaamshire and York shire j 147). Bast Lancashire P. 1; Shstirlds 18, 181, *; North Staffords 101; South Eastern and Dover, 19/. BIRMINGHAM, Octobfr 29. Broca Bunruron.—Thie market wu rather languid to day. Lesion sad North Westerns were done at 1171, Shrop shire Unions 3/ dis.; and in local stocks Birmin g h am Dis• Wad Fire.oillos slums at 31, old Unioa Hill, at 61 Thera were bayou of Birmingham and Stour //allays at 10. LEEDS, October 29. ihocix EXCHANGIL—Ties tone of the market this minning is mew latter than yesterday, and the koalas business dose is very limited. The sales (tbe chief of whish lave been for the new account, middle of November), are as fol lows :—Esst Lanceshhie 94, Leeds and Thinks 91, ditto qurters, par ; York sad North Midlands 23. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Taatakl Moor, 13..; Wall'. End Matron, lds. 9d. ; Walla Ead Holton, 16s. dd.; Walla End Teas, lac ed.—Blipa at narket,74. , t , ~ . -47 - 1 I . 1 ~,