The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-04 00:00:00

THE HUTS FUR THE ARMY. Os this subject an occasional oorrespotident °amp, Sebastopol, Nov. 20, writes : one huttlag is progremiag het slowly. This is now a way °wisp to sates' want of sappers, sad above all w eb. TM army works corps and massage eivilian warpin g's whe ere employed do mot perform half the week of a o wl molester. Tee former pt. lasi, drinks geserally re a l bard, mikes as the works, talks to the emu and .o ion, ohne the latter is afraid eves if he wished. One is a wilier and seder ma trol, while the other is net. The fault lithe new lets in most 15••• is that they have nem el the w is mune, Gosh as thumb bolt plates, top pivots let is. Toe peels aloe are sot square, end oomequaitly re quire a u* es swim and Mien. These wsata sad detests wow w o he restlied without tools. and the regiments have Mee. TM rely people that have are the civilians sad o wls, mil then is only a few of the latter est here. • rest shake is made by our authorities in supposing every wpm to be a imputes ; sot etym. 0 ., 1s tea Sr., sod there is eel, ewe shirt or assortment of seeks is emir sem prey el 190 men. Again, the hate bete se de.heams, es that litho tees of the Talton me sot sated le the well plate ine sides meld go outwards. Nails ere already mores. and eme sem ryes est with the hate. • • • • lii.day mere hats will be leaded, sad oleo ter. The latter Y peat request to tar over the felt of left wistses bat; aid elm Is tar the old condensed mate whisk bees km laid so meal reels and on many sides et buildisgs. The divleles reeds lace received rather $ shah lsWy is mime• room at the min Ming occupied is kettisg. No time is Is he lee r es the rile ecru/mead last night in earnest. In Derismires lest whiter the grimed wee sompletely saturated kme tM Nmember rents. • • • Hew far better it meld hem bees to have given the soldier his Miens free instead of pandas the 6d. a day Mid alkommes. New m s wary to ell spent in drink, sad es every Sunday it is really hada to me the must et truakessees la ens any. U the mums had been made free, lid. a day ter cab me weak! have been eared to goverameat, ea kr laity of rearm, vouchers, sad cominiesariat slake would have hem saved, earl the murals% would have hem tow dined a far greater Won. The 6d. a day wawa new be Met awry tree a mss sleep% for the crime of drerkes• atm 9 au.—lt Mill continues to rata, and litho wit weather has set is, the army is caught sapping, for the hats that We arrived sad its up to the frost are oily Oast sae half nested. A gnat wasty huts are still is harbour, sad wattage to arrive every day. The tar so iamb required is ast yst laadod, sad sow that it in wet it will sot stick. TM Highlaad Division is, I hear, to a ass hatted. TM mil dm yesterday has sot yet arrived at headquarters." ST. JAMES'S YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY. LECTURE OF CARDINAL WISEMAN. Taking into consideration the remoteness of the lissltry, end the state of the weather, the etteedaese et the leatee's Sehool-roue, Winehester.row, yeeterdey ever big, to hoer CardivalWisseasa deliver the iii;ugural Oddness was both insweross aad respectable, sad the attootios lostrwsd sad t►s sp►louse elicited during two hog hears most bow boss highly grsti(pisg to his Emboss*. TM Intim posed with sons pleyral observatioas as to the mut which elm dolivonr of nob sa madras oo the soma amiss laboured se foamed with the prologue is the ..sisal seised), Jt the cosposer of aa swabs emus, or the miter of a profess to • book, teeing that is ell these dud eases the introductioa was the last Sag Willis., whereas ht the preset ease UM leaver was magemily calderas a essiparatively unisons see. Lentherefore debarred from the positive pert of the s led sailataken, be must do his beet with the naia des ; V IND MIK sorttell {hem what they were tato do, he staM teem the. is to what they should The /at this, he ahead advise the young IMO of the St- ISMS'S &dm to amid was following the emu* or We teaddig peognslisted Is • resist lesion at BostesbalL Having Meek this key-note, his anisesse poossied to mattes ad sottish* Lord Jain IngeoWs Mame to the Tome Mesh Christie. et. stades. Ms he said, a sea who his filled the highest midis. under had eadeeleirst to inform the mu of this ustompilli se lobs obstselts that had aMrseMi polities% Wegemb, Hh lordeldp sought us prom WM nothing WA it math eabosted }ethical worm as saillem psimesolles sad extrevesq. Bet what were they to thigh of • issuer who, mites inslng to Santa mum as is mitten of Wiry, supproleed as entire half of the sees t Has hu weal • isantetat to past out • miser rase of Lad Jobu's, as to the &ethos of the beet diesertation es Neertim tbileeraares wait ea to is that it. lordship had glom two issilessa to *bow what lad bees the areas tif peseasemi mos psegreee. The fleet were the persees time of the early Christians by the Baas emperors; bet the remit of those penemtioss wee the eetabeest of Claistineby. Was that to be takes as • proof that pewee *sties Moinoted prelims t Ti. seat three were istinsses segeseselem preteeteste by eathelies,while hi Muhl} 0611 /o=ldas She pima Imre of this moose}. Was WM Met duald • sea is the mattes of sells lord Mat halos SW hislegisell lostreetiss of masa lt oil Mom bat is the Mode& smelt et their mu tautly t H. (Cerdioal W issinas) woe .host to elle iselemes en the opposite OM, but surely se • ossoisemise le thseemeatiess ei the sable lord. Hie SeWhip bid Med its poWstatisse K the mamma la Me Lew Ognialtites K the paseseleste is Trams ; sad - bits ?. the Meal ?mem ties is the sass esseloy, hems as the :I=se; all Masses, W the mbie Motors, persimetiou end el the which ties had *sem la the way of pellibel pa s g r or:o (Cardioal Whew) was ready to silt *St la dime et slights essitimeat the party in power was stems tee apt is use the imperil sword in visibilities of whet they tow Mend to be *Mast truths, but he was prepared to show that at the may tiro the perseestime wen i o i s geiz ea a: tb• sontlasst. the ?guanine were is hill form is Mile whereas the cestisrstal penemtkets were amp,- nay, the meal laws reessined is lots. foe SOO pugs. Hie Emiaem promeded to quote Limpid at some Meth as to the seeking of We meal laws ia Beilead, aid begged to ressiod Lord John that Wee who lived is glees homes ebeeld not throw stoma With rspeet to the Huguenots, be adeased that they had been treseed with great severity, perhaps cruelty, bet wired De The (Lord Jsba's swa authority) to show that the alga a the persecution was • Hoisehot conepirecy egaisat the crews, and Mod the camellias of the le at the taking of Eosin, the memos of the it Coulee Cheese, sad the loss d;eistement of the Earl et /Aimless u a set-off. flegeesees bunted ate Align, (C 1..,, and in it the NMI valuable mileelles of lams strips ia Renee; and at the soak of bloothrhat ionsitted mbeardAf atresitim The pemestiose ia the lag (Pow kir lettod bat a Mort time. wale the pond Imes of Par MM wise hi led is the ope t ratics ter osnalliet• salW• es taslsalla Mad • pere peressistiene ef pem us sesoust of heir wilgim Of this Ws t i lte gi r e llests made • inn she YMe Mums, "Old Ilerigift." Well, it Ingle“ bed mod es. tail W she M WPis had bees ;Most Stwegli he say es, MS let • balsam be Masi sad twos be Isegettea es Web ids If they had the moat of Ceilim co the sae Mlles lbw WM, Gressisatiss ad die Dee do Gain es the NW. white ageassa asses' that be hed beat Incited by the Main' sad Tioalsme Ems. TMs, as to It. Bartholomew Lags& Mewed ekes* hem asnisaperary state papers that unsoire = hettl e rsisal sot a religiose, origin; sad te:eq in boriarity, if not in outwit, by We r at OIeMM, ordered by Kim Widias—whees Sewn was se Oleo sad eertaialy approved of by sisitters. The remeedes of the Bdist of Nantes was soft UMW at by the Is of Osibelisim, bat at • kW psis* 1713, as est lapelled the Sheldon* el Ws tom province of Amelia, sr Nova Semis M rs tbebgaast For • sore alma; picture of the MINN is lbws per people, he would refselide beset; Linghilmes bensefol poem Of Implies Ms rely tse• k aill e dosse ?Massa wee to shew bow mask had Lewd I s is Zara Is detaillag mclesively the pages. MM. es me side of the quelies. Aeothar sew to Ist him of his ireallies observed's§ was, that the Munn =he& ponsisikas sited bad wad great tiliMoise WOWS pregram whereas Brews T d her eakilesllog 41 limy Aides *Mr pews. hen was Nile see essiossim is Ii lordship's Ise WSW Wiesneen) lest genie to the sortlTtert two iamb Lod hia Reasell ressameaded to the Tow Melee Oh buts Aseestatioe, sad prim/peaty km hie lionlitip sakes* its slog of Milne end Leslie am the gnu guides le Ishirsala• lb. leat ilver Pragesiled to read mtreate has lath to show that Ms Isbestion stopped shout el perm, while it isehided atheist, sad Milton with the ass vim, sad In addition as Amiss bow desperate as setae was the gnat poet la these time..[ degmersey hod rod Nesbitt:miss, sad especially in $ mousy who maarthy sad spheepam wore ?amass& isatitutioss. While he gave fall es lt to the Matta.. of Lake, sad the almost superhuman miss of Milts tni thought they ems strange authors for • lecturer is Lead Jobs Bussell's patios to rem on an simelatiou of Lutist yam= 'hos g aro to toleratios. The dissenter. esselitot that MUM meld oat, penal Weir glow IS onus lAlt e k order that their persitiose tenets 'sight not sub muses pee*. Ist the gewiethig um esy fellow this sad se doubt they ems amy nimble it aianied Weratem For his (Cardiaal Whams's) part, be would MM. the rang is.. et liks St. Jaime's Sesisty te dimly Meese se Its sunset limits, for all shush bad so fear of its diseeverim Let than study all Masters that wet virtuosi. sod map that isseasat and healthy remake whitest whiA study beans a lead mad a steals But they him the besadaties tlist lath had narked nit, sad bemad that be wanted ties sad p. Tbe reversed Imam seeditied. maid meals a quetatios ben a Kase. nitwit, as he aSsod. see a the Roma Westin who bad mem* aliMagil the Pope„ and the mist of latish was tbstoriblle it wham mist sable and delay, Os *Mush (of Eimmi) would last as bog se the meld 'MIL zit Waif. . lb rid ili wei hin4 Vow py,tl2 Is woe Biler; birder r i egb to to OA led tits lo sok It, bow' se ad sotto tod aad is odd r I ad of set-• otor Koko al Acad. rate Oa tat WI a a* M toswi bao_bts_ N• 01111- aye WI risaft.,7 meg ton a. • 0 4 ... a l ilorso la 1 11, a. WWI • te W elt • 41 rorss 840 1 . b. ORIN glib* S ir 3sk • Peal aill 90. 1 g abigt 0 ; rose rig' LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. EQUITY COURTS. SZPOSI Til lIANIZI CR TU IOU& ATIVINIT. 011411 AL 0. ILI/A101.1 . 11 PAZI/li 01 His Bears gave leftmost ia this am, tibia well ugnad is Misbeinee tens. H. said ale wee se informatis fled ,1 ea is tip as Attormy-Geserel, in esesequess of a ""' 1110110eale of the Clarity Ocessisikeers, sad the Attar's). IDL,„, se by ina his fahenellis, preyed admonishes that the op- `" litiftelesise seas 111111111 of this shanty was at variant with iq Ilbegeeper *ma die, sad the pansies* el the est of par D i Inneee eatellang It, sad asked ftr s games Is, the Mere to elfetelhin d 11111111111eM a the ashy, fee as Wadies to r t. Neleiar Mum ftellestim se et pant, sad fee sa so elerniell Bin had woe gives, sad the taste as whisk It WY Wes inbred, by the 26th Geese HI., dap. 41, sad es IS enema wee whether these Imes were he the 1 11. Sad of the poor, sad I. aid of the poor-sees Ohl the /maid burdens of tM mak d Biassed, is 111111 ft, or whether they wets for the poor, wholly lade. pieliat of the ram sad ether pareshin bardees Ia either at. mese the hush were 'heritable, sad this sort would, whoa Lt• Slikaloss is that the Seems hem the lead was duly It. Mini amain' to the charitable treats of it, whether I I they were for the benefit of the parish reserein or is for the beat& of sores poor embeeisly. He thought et it memeary to make this observance, bemuse, is L t . • hie 'plane, the sertlfirAte had bon ghee, sad the Shame- ft I 161 a in sonefteseee of it had bees hied, wan $ miasma*. r , 'Medea. The whole gaieties depended a the 26th Geo. &IL. This es gave the '.ewe power to greet the ? bad, ad it pass the vestrymen power to use it for perendel 11 , 4 lesposes. The as ropssiedi s preview set, 6th Gee. M.. shish related to the reliefd poor is Riehnoad, sad it con- Be lideed a sashes of providers bonag sasses to the relief It. the pear, the Sadie' sad laying out of a malaise sad to e bariagrettad, the employ seat of the poor is the work. ti t hest, the a/trainmen of wstamea, the repair ii rt Of the roads, sad other puoshlal perposes. as I deed it was as set ezelmively fee regular leg pereshisl Weirs of the mak of Itisimaed. r; no 61st sad 6201 seethe provided that the poor of the 10 sisithosee Stead be set to work, sad that the modes of : i t ask Mar should be applied la aid of the poor rates. If ie say doubt mad have arises en the other parts of the ets. • tau, these two sections would, la his Wake, cleterais• • what the nature of the traits welt The quakes wee. 5 1 whether the trams were for the beadle of the poor se to be ji; ressived into the workhouse, apart and dieting' from the pariah, or whether they wave to be for the beset, of the parish, and in aid of its bur- s dens. If the former, and the poor were to be treated r i without any view to general purposes, they would Ss be treated in a manner wholly foreign to the whole mops r t. rd missing of the act. They must in that cuss have been 0 4 . Maned in the character of alms people, bet it was wholly E ileineishent with that idea, that they should be oompelled b - M murk and that the proceeds of their labour should go in aid of the peer rates. Re saw nothing in the met to pre- 4 1 :: vent the vestry from applying the rents of the load in mid of se the parish rates, and they had been so applied from the pear r i tag of the set, 70 years ago, down to the giving of the esrti- 310 loam, without any one questioning the propriety of their being es applied. In his opinion that was a peeper applica tion, end the remit was that the information Mid be dis missed. The defendants to have their mats out of the I ; imam of the charity. so THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. ..- 6 -- TRAWL& THE 11117ICIDI NAM. Elisabeth Penns, a ring married usage, who ap peared Ia a state of enthusclen sad debility, and with a thee of spectral plena, ins brought before Kr. Yardley, e. dinged with attemptiag to manic self dennethes. lo Thomas !Wooed, a polies nnsuible, 422 K, stated that Ic l ea Friday het homy the Onset lying ea Me footpath in to ItUe-ead.road, sunesaded by a nob of persons, who es. said she bed Cana poises. TM peer WSW* was monies fa gnat psis, and he lost an tins la einnying bet to 0 0 . Me Lades hospital, whore the had ever sines remised. Mr. him Poem, seta, wanton meant saner of the pi Leaden Hospital, said the prison: woe brought dine ea to Friday last. Bose Indians sad an sondem were stamina. L . fend te her, sad she had elm ben soda medial then- N. owl. NM append to haw takes senethiag whisk pressed St men Waft es her and *ea bar body, sod we Ia a 10 eery depressed state. te Mr. Yesdley—Were the entails of hes stens* sniped. S i Mr. looter-140 wiz. I wish it to be publiely known Chas I people who attempt to maid suicide an ansaable to the n law. People en Whig oestionUy brought to the hospital Si. labeeriag moiler the ants of pins. Se. ut. Mr. Tinley said there was no direst minket the pug wean had takes poison, sad, fur the wand that proof, ke mid mat manic bet for trial. Besides, she append to bats saffeted Ina already ; sad es her hothead wee penal Lit sad wend Mks her here, he would &Marge km. He we 1 7. seem the saline mean awns wenn was so MI penint leiniee el nether Igen were Kant daily i t *aught Wore bin. 'barged with attempting to bows is themselves is the Lowden Desk, width they were labouriag woke ezehmeue or intalesties, sod is was a dreadful sc. .tae champ. Self-murder wee a Mag, sad to attempt to 17 mush a hies/ wa a niedeneeneur pusishable by in os ; Impingement, or beck. He bed fretpestly szpisined what Is the law was to Wonsan, annum brought Mine him, l a Is this ease ho would permit the husband of the pkeens to is Wm tor bens, and he hoped bee marrow escape would be " &MAI to ben st. to SI FATAL EXPLOSION AT WOOLWICH ARSENAL': At about 20 minute, MI 11 4fgiesit yesterday issesteg the inhabitaats d Woeawai Mesa were end doily deemed by the lead report el am segisiss la the nerd Amend, eseceeded by the app.:mese .1 a huge pillar d smoke. At the seam time as Wow sandier of whets sad risen of Umber beim to ay shoat is ell dime. aim Ose el Mr. ws (the metnesse) resket sheds bad empluMi The ery a ss ell over the Arsenal to a MIMS that the reeketmbed was blows up, sad imam* ea dm anises were ea the spot, mid set Se week es WO Weil as.. It wee truly appeals, to see the peer fellows .mutes est hem ameept the barning amine of the Mole walk Ode ewe clothes is seam ; and me peer fellow wee so garhtlrb beret sad mutilated that fa getting his sloth's Ise ailltbs lash seam of with them. Upea akiarisg swop the r„ y.asa It wee farad that eight /MO. bed hose sere in lee a embreely Wand. Om peer fellow was observed to have his ego blows sempletely est Urns inquiry at the Royal al Orissa , Magical we lad that the knowing mimes bed 4 bees ass feed Mere he treatment, Namely : SO WM. Calm, aged 911 peen, labourer, unmarried, sad me W bees employed is the Atoms! sheet Ms yeses. Ice tee Hasty 1. 44 11 441 5 , aged Si, :surfed, emend hremma, lour- as tees yeses ta the Animal. _we David Boast, aged 30 yeas, married, labourer. Themes Wheelwright, aged 19, siagle, Mower, an pease is the Amesal. Philip Bullock, aged 43 years, married, lamer, six years is the Avenel. leha Lbw's, who was is sash a Reseed slate se set to be able to elm, peressal pertieslars, hes Si... died after the amputation of hie Mgt, which tech plass at hall-pest 2 ''deck. Tema Holland, aged 40 years, married, labourer, about 11 yes" is the Aremal. The affirm were serried to the hospital ; seam is me of the ambeleme waggons sad ether) ea stretchers. I. the shed whisk is desireyed the workmen were espied is pantie' the rackets alga they led hem ailed. Os the sad el the racket is a sort et cap, made el iron with • amass et small bake la the top, whisk semetLes get ailed up, bat should be kept &mei est. As me cif the mei was engaged is this *panties be made ass et a gimlet, pommy to rules, sad .is workiss the histramest .beat ceased the lees to beat, sad the easabsetibles et whisk the reshot is rompesed to espied. walk sash feree es be seal slam of them as fare the Batt is the Anima, sad is dl diseetisse. DISCOVERY or km Broxs.—Dering the lest few mouths, lap essavatiess of besets.* bays bun made is liiddiesbrogib. The material hr bees fossil is sub qualities as to Red to die establislisest ezteasive im adai marks, and a superior pig.ison is issaufeetur•L Large seders bate bees received, essplemeat bee is ereeeed, sad tite delimit fee bosses has iserneed *Olt it. 116. escsoisseee is, that. Is spite el tie metal laseddly of trade is-NortitTorkslike,NiidisAireitib is la a asset fies riebiag date. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1855. SHARE mna-T.11L9 DAY. LINKS LI.U3ED AT TIMID RENTAL& Two (Mum. To— ni railway share market to-day exhibits a general advanoe, following the movement in Consola. st- Midlend, end Lancashire and Yorkshire stooks, are . " re lai en2 ri u nli an snt d Great Western of Canada Aura ;4 we alio better. et. SO Mei i lalt i.e I : GO lei Si 1 ei._ . 104 i $4 boi is i 71 14 Pm 1 : 771 Ui i si MONEY MAREEZ-7HIS DAY. Two °Twin. Further large purchases have been induced in the English funds by the pacific rumours I now current, and prices have to-day attained a fresh rise of per cent. Consols for money and the 6th December have ranged between 891 and 901, and are now quoted 90 to I. For the 10th of January the price is 94 to 1. The Three . . per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 88/ to 891; the New Three per Costs. at 891 to I. Bank Stock at 209 to 210; Exchequer Bills at 2s. to Bs. dis.; and Exchequer Bonds at 98 to 1. Turkish Six per Cents. have risen to 851 to 1 ; the Four per Cents. at 21 to 21 din ; and Spanish '1 Deferred Three par Cents. to 21 to 1; Dutch Twe- I and-a-Half per Cents. mark 64 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 401; ditto, Passive Bonds 7 to 7k ; the Committee's Certificates, 41 per cent.; Rrussiau Fur and-a-Half per Cents., 90; Sardinian, 831 ex. div. ; Equador, 51; and Mexican, 191. In consequence of the recent revival of the demand for silver for India and China, the amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the Indus is almost unprecedented, being no less than 629,8631., of which only 34,42 W. Is in gold, and the remaining 495,4341. entirely in silver. The particulars are d, viz. : for Alexandria, gold, 13,5601.; for Bombay, silver, 129,8451. ; for Ceylon, gold, 4,1001.; for Madras, gold, 2601., and silver, 14,7261. ; for Calcutta, silver. 236,6461. ; for Singapore, silver, 1,2501. ; for Hong Hong, silver, 40.4921., and gold , 16,6091.• for Canton, silver, 24,920 1 .; and for Shanghae, silver, 47,5661. This vessel is to leave Southampton for Alexandria this day (Tuesday). The amount of specie brought in by the Magdalena is less than was expected, being 876,773 dole., or about 175,30 W., chiefly in silver. A cooducits, with no less than 2,600,000 dole., or 520,0001., in silver, arrived at Vera Cruz on the 6th November, too late for the steamer. Unless some special opportunity should present itself for despatching this large mass of silver to St. Thomas', so as to catch the interme diate mail for England, it is not expected to reach here until the beginning of January. The further decline in the exchange at New York on London, as reported in the advice@ received per the Asia, is watched with some uneasiness. The corn market yesterday was flat. Wheat ruled Is. to 2e. per quarter below the reduced rates of last Monday, but in many oases a clearance could net be effected. Flour met with a very slow sale, and was rather cheaper. The pacific rumours current render holders more disposed to Nil. The supplies of home grown corn at market are also more liberal than at any time since the harvest. The quntity of flour on offer was likewise large. The arrieals of foreign breadatuffs into London last week comprised 2,695 quarters of wheat, 135 of barley, 20,341 of oats, and 10,117 barrels of flour. The arrivals of floating car goes off the coast are limited, and few are now on sale. At the same time there is little disposition to purchase, and late rates are not quite maintained. Most of the English and Irish markets held at the close of last week were lower. At Paris the corn market is inactive, and flour is rather cheaper. At Amsterdam, Hamburg, Berlin, Breslau and Honig,- berg, quietude prevails. The tallow market is also declining, owing in part to the rumours of negotiations. The Committee of Investigation of the Eastern Counties Railway Company request the attendsnce of the shareholders at the adjourned meeting on Friday next, at the Loudon Tavern, for the purpose of re ceiving and (if approved) ad opting their report. The labours of the committee certainly deans the grad. tude and support of the proprietors. The next general meeting of the London 7g:d -ata:l Bank proprietary is called for the 17th January. The five retiring directors offer themselves for re- election. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 16th ult. were 12,0771. sterling, being at the rate of 601. 2s. pee mile per week. against 7,4131., or 301. 15s. per miler in the corresponding week of last year. The directors of the Great Luxembourg Corn have addressed a circular to the shareholders, appeal ing to them to take up their proportion of the new 'hares. With reference to the position of the sugar mar ket, we extract the following remark. from the Me ader of Messrs. Truman and Rouse. The receipt of 7,000 tons of agar during the last month from the Osadnent is ealenlated to have an unfavourable in- See's' epee the Continental exchanges: The apprehension which we ezpressed last smalls that the advanced pdoes would put a cheek on coasamption, has hem already iodised, the del veeiss for home use from this pen hieing iathe put leolnigbt folks from 6,000 tone, whisk tbeg nemaged fat is polkas fifteen weeks, to LIN; at Me knit sats the prima stook in London would be equal to ten weeks* mosamptios, whereas three weeks dam, with • largeryistual stock by 1,000 toes, we had sorely ain weeks' oessamption. This serious falling off in the lisiered has primarily operated naiad a continuance' of high prime, as a farther ocemetim of wbieh free trade has materially aided ; daring the past month we have 'mislead 7.000 time of sugar from various matinental ports—France, Helloed, Belgium, and Hambarg have all oontributeci their quota of supply, which. though small even in the aggregate, has served to fill up a gap io oar colonial impor• embus mil has preveatod the stock in the kingdom frees suffering an farther reduction of mamma ; it is now estimated at 613,6 W tons spinet 62,400 on the let ultimo. The value of sugar has fallen 10e. Der cwt. from the highest, sad eves at this decline it is difficult to effect sales; the retell price has is the wssswhils b en reduced lid. per lb., which will probably prevent any further esnatisiset of soosamption. Tha production, particularly of beetroot sugar. will, on the ether hand, be greatly stimulated by the high prises; bat es sugar is an article requiring a large capital to produce and mad to market, there is no mem to apprehend say great maims in the tropical supplies diarist the amiss omen, India being almost the may ermatry In a position to enlarge her skiitt to any km: portant ezteat. Oa the whole we are diepemd S. take the same view of sugar prices as we did ea the let October, via., that it would be mile to melon ea the *Wahiawa of the they *Maim reele-101. above the lowest point-mesh se edemas Wm apparently telly presided by Shoseaditimes of the case ; • prise lama beyond this west, as esperisses has shown, be onstoined Nis asy . lesidesmod pealed without paralysing the trade end involving all seaweed thirds ia doubt, sacortalaty, sad ultimate lose. TM BASH of LONDON.—Than Mmiti&T. iIiMIL At Sozent of tbe Liabilities mad Amos of the Main eta asi" Mt , Nov. 3D, U 56, pobtletsed pureaaat to provisioas Us AM to meollate Joint Stock Banta la Logload. Z a. 6 A s.l. t ralie pONCL ii 31.000 0 0 Dy Goveroso s zt i oat 1001rom Om , Mille diveavoitaL rall.. Cob ea bawl, be. 103.181 12 S ...... .. 130,211 12 3 gan , 18 1 12 3 £81•.28112 3 Si. AftilllALL, Janke, Mena W. - .vent Nov. M. Had Officc TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ida law Ma , Told. TOY ZANWAIS. arm nor domaNts. INL NM. Wok 'Wino Nov. 3. a ON Trask Coieodol 58.6.58 4:16 (331 Wok miss Nov. L. N ok oon Nol Naliddlloo ...... Wswifts L Kaska. .efA. mad Boa& Ills TAN 1.441 11.11111 IWO II )) 40 •••• ...... •••••• Monnav Immo. ' Owing in part to the arrangements connected with ANGTET I TiacrAilii r 00 " 110 "- -W0 (PIP the approaching monthly settlement in Console, the atteeth Journal) hear that the Bev. John James Themes & mon c ol k s j e t* res s w d am o k., bee ages ever to English funds today ex perienced several variatious, Rom. It ho muted MOM mop* esellusissea **bat bet of the whole decided firmness has prevailed. The " hiltdmd • n" dmin = lissi ' lb. Bev. J. P. I litsm clods aotations were Ito 1 per cent. better than 0 .21r . ar ...„ NSW galbeiblielk Who , we g q Ta eseysetsposs ever to Rams ale. Be bes those of Saturday. The market is materially bens- Img tom meelrOm arm ePea '' l t h• PmvOrmlalleM Ores' fited at present by the pacific reports circulated. The will. Kr. Osabs, tt wilt be rememlissel. *pod a greet oulo a s o or voodoo, who the soostka st the gkkop of current rumour of the day is to the effect that Austria lista. Be Polignerdtmond teem st die bred ' , Mester has proposed a ba sis of negotiation to England and loading trees the Owes hate the serthoreetenk pert of UN shareh.rard i be dewed the chased of the old *hank. and Fran" , and that the latter government is disposed to palsied aas st *gores cu tie walls, menus* to** view the proposal favourably. Supported by these diseatithaties stabs verhatiseere sod st • eberehererdes., report ., the late l arge „ mi l a d y , b uyers persevere in who agessial hi the Ilikep el Isetee, bat. issesed °retools. In ossoroolowo owed te now arc cook. their operatioes for a rise, both here and in Paris. Is else re he writes, sad ea 08 . 44 " 41 . it 141 be ft the latter city on Saturday rates equal to 10 and 11 sea WOG ily who reed oar esti-eomeglis Wiese, he o s i r mon d e* w d os i ng per cent. per annum were paid Ott the Three per re hao ea ed—ea r, skh pesterdea se weof ises bay@ one o k o ,oho Nib is estbelleseaamiu Cents. by speculators to carry over their purchases to on the sestisset.hattbe like of whish we have sever sees. the en g of December. H en , t h e II continuation • either before or slaw, is Kagload. Wita the rapid pee ress that he made la the e arly dap of use Traded= spea Gawk M 11e risen to to per omit. sgereedes. we ere only aripetril duals did ass mesh Items Omsk tie money and Thursday next opened at "' Um. We am mamm inwe that barlimillmmamadhi ggi to $' vosoloil to 891 to 1, rose to 891 to 1. and ::_iiiiiiblffibe......"lB.l46;,„ft..llB ibeelialigal".l"l"4"d won bony cowl 89/ to I. For the 10th January On HONDIUID AND Fotrzuss Irsois OLD.—A the °Wing quotation was 90 to 1. The approaching roomy amid N o kia, a tomb., oo the isese. o f dedelliagl of the half-yearly dividesd materially thratealdbleetliembetrosits, seer Oseryl2lll. is this Gestate, has streagthens the market. The ofikial business report maned es the 111th roe fe.___Mssce• A lerty_or redeems is as fellows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for mossy. hem the sehreeseesess ARM OM • the OM rinse. NA gra, 4.1, i t ditt o . f or or rooor, 6th Dec.. 89 *, I, /, were melt eeteeibellte LA tie ..sane "striae* ter o - Tr iri ; e - per c en t. B i g ot ed. 881, 1, 1. N Three smart sad istelllgimh. sad hes ben the bra at WI a• •IL Es eols* et &ahem, whisk lis goo., g a t per Ceuta.. 89, 89/, 881, 891. 'mg Annuities, ex tlme duties the teAre trent Mot wiater. a etbw tweets pining is JenenrY, lBBo . 3 7- 1 % 3 1 i ThirtOreare Au be bit the tall permailen el ell his ilessldet, sad is the unities, April, 1885 (New Loan), 181 per li. annuity. 4111"..8110" vi di. Q." 11-11414 Win in 1741, whoa, India stock. 226. Bank stock. 2091. Thres-and•a semelkg ea • lbw* testlities mese the kith ptaseawr 'Half per Cent. Exchequer ausids i all d tg pay . able in t!s oar Nier si wz i e . osipemod to safest his steadard la bolas& 1868 sad 1869,981, 971. IL i„. 011.DINLIT SHAW AIID -M 1 owl lii i :Janotios _ _ _ _ !II . - IWw.is iNabola. elan. II D► la la IN Mold owl Usti, ... 100 ▪ Omar ME ill owl Doehro. • DONA ommt Slim Ism all L. PM, seoAbod..l. 100 Mod an I.4loo i liaand 11.) W Samos .... 100 MANS Oaks, Moo A 100 De. duo B. le D (We I. eara T. 100 a w, A lelblorgb r a s a llibbood ilidimbur tso;tl7lWeAws ". all Sorts oellosllead.. 100 Groot . 100 na a. sisg.., 100 DA Mot 100 GulloollumilIeR(Irs ) ISO Goost Illooloos-- , 100 DA lkootVallopiallik. W Lama. owl I lit DA 11116-- 1 I Do. lism Mirk . too tAmosoldro Tooloidro 114 Do. MAW 1 DA WNI Dila Min Larks lAA Nuke& ' ;711,2431.67iii - 1 ISO Imo, me %art IS Duo Mho Da,SMlsk.. MAW h D. 100 tteaSa i rMtk Wil 47i Do. be 114 Do. //441 all lanalasalalanatNail IM eioask.soit Liasolade. all Da Yu. 140. 1 Nor ioe l MONA 100 i. Urn. ma= MiLlit Wen.(lntland all NropertAlmli. 11 Ninny mad Bealskilles all NewryWerrespolath loa 100 itigikk Wit llar 1 1 0 i? - 7 1 1:cer e D.1110 rtL 7. 1 : a all Do. 1 11113m051001.. 100 lostru—Donalok „.. 111 Da. lalmaka . Is De. O.r.L Pen. all De. lards 100 Da. Tart....:: NO Sant Larks ... 178 Nardi all North Warm 10v Ward. 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WV littualasie OKA dl De. o*. 11 dl el Roam ira Ms IN. 1... 1. 4 _ _Clodrel . Iforiiiira Trish ?wt. hels sad Lis .......—.. Paris ..ad Odom .... MY Emig VOIMPPbeI -- 1 Sortie aid SIMI ......... 1 De... Si per Chat.Prokt.l Wat n : ases.. —....... Da 54 per alai. Pre... Wilms el her......... i - 11 - di II I Ms r Ipa i r Ilei • 10 ri KJ i 1 le m ilia i al I PA N No it ILO ii 11l !!! In 1 04 tia In 114 4 le Pa ISt 114 1 Pa die 1 $ ,hut IN of 4;1 3 46 46 1 1 ; 6~200 1 10 -.(1.8;117-14" 1-"lrrlmi■PH oolailoalle.Widoro) too M lootioa 61i 100.. loodos mu : too thoodArobli. golloopA? SO OS 93 IN Need ail IL Va Weasel awn* a a Pm_ (Imed OL MONT) SO fhollollo(l.lriddliftii U Ds. 11 ) 1% Di. I aim Call ia 11. Lo D oks mil owd telleadi Stuffs) le Mr Prelim= (ditto) IM lowellineser.iisrOM. Nasal marA) NO DUO i par Omit. 109 f. Demilte.= 06.) i°* ill winnow aliel 3111 ISS \ :,. li =lisiloaktAtali Uinostirt Eery liztsol gm $ pie mat. Nosed k is lisimeseakin _ -- IN 10 1% IS 1114 1174 Si Si O isartAltio ).. tion) rll l4 l Oat ; Peels Oughl.ce• 110. Taw tt4 o w dome (OW RIO Imam IRAK 'Mop. tia (Wand b ONO Illuthore 10 gonnotony orl Hootemd Osoor s talra 04 au wow Toney via. 6 per a t WI w— a ammo. (wog roma wows) .... 6 n i dis i Pm U $7 In In If Si a le Ms 30 $1 113 II 118 i link or wows - lamiiiis d Bank of Aida MOW la&Aug.k al. --- 14 .4 41 .1" Lc..dce I Larks Unita& Leaks kW Sr* lambs it Walati Vaastord lig. hey. It Mod of am IMO w. Orlietark Provinial el= INW 11.4sola.11‘&0.1p.00 Loyal DMA Death Mistrals Wks of Alumna' Do. Now Wes et UM= 1 a None simatiell NM. 1 WM& all i 91 91 $Ol 64 69 le Sear 69 GO I l 6 t ii i Ms per I pit SS SS SS 0 U M 119 41 7$ 76 II 9 II $1 M 64, 1111 li wit Nil s LOCAL MAAS livlaseas„ Dr. 17.—Ths narks< taday was staatty, at a mail Ed rams* adnasse. &Mall Gowan% IS. laa whin and 17 17—laadas sad North Wotan. PM — Mask 411 4— esath 171-111dhad (raw Se par ant), 111 —Orna Wigton at Canada. M. I.—Tids mann was nil.dull lathy. sad West lows& Liana Omuta nosed at ll—Laadoa sad ban idanwas at 1111—enth Mann at 11 $ dta—aad OW Wadi& hen assn at IL Yom, Dso. t.—Than las ban aa Improved bonus& at Tann Wan thsilields, 134—Prawn tad Wyre Ouransed aadp 71—anus Wenn of anal., sse—alidhad, 1141—zaseara df— Ea Wank% 171—Distriat Doak 71 gasah—Dont. 146. It rib/ Avila Gold = lON. /Anglo Canto/Um i 10 /Austral= 1 1 basizallius Cordlllara— *0 BLIIICS , OII has *Coil all IM •Britialt Iran l4 44 44 $6 •ersa.laab.(lsa.adLyaa l6 1 14 SO DsOomnaadCalaaa all 14 Se IS Do. R. INN DIN say is Oa if pa I 5e6a.07m1110.03.71111. ,00.Vrad ii. .o.pper Maws et not. an 27 SI 14 *A PEEL 14 par nest. all S 1 dla 14 is SO 14 din par SO all 14 16 1114 . 6 7 /Wani;l• on Dolby el Sadao all 4 Groat all 4 3 Great Moll Vat lialtod an 1 0 4 Ma Marty /Usual a a l i t 11 71 nits an Ibmsas New all N Passolimlaid all 1 Part Italy 1 Quirts ta5k........„... all $0 /Raman Ism 16 plaa. now is Isadore do II Si I *situ &Wrens& all 1 Da.tkrip all 10 fin Croft WWII ' , United llaalasa---- an 4 4 44 1 Wallar I 116411tarlpasa..... / Trusionala by slsaNsl NA. ANNalbaa Arrinkaral. 174 11If 17f 10 *NUNN' Royal MA_ all 1 Gorda NeNrwerb dl — 7 - if 1 4 1 : o ttt at Amprissa lasi— - 1 :4 1-478 L 4 111 104 -t. 100.0 2401.101.1.4 m. IN 107 101 IL Doe pr 41. Dir.4llo , 100 4 107 101 0.090 Creme 2ft kayo Ds. lo Pr M orabw all if 4f 0111 iss el Fame ma NON Buten Noma Bag & AusaNis Omer NI If 14 DAN 13•81116 Taken* 21.1111 I GINNI SIN DNlfiles ll 10.000 1.11.192 p CY. — NAN Mallow all 11,110 118.11emosie 111.99191. ell a 1* 10,000 1 alorler 12 IL Amebas 9 n 54 12,810 1 **elm& Lad •• e 1 le 11,810 1 Ds. D 5.... NAN 110.71.CLPEN.Y.12164. 1 4 412 par 1.714 1 .122 e. •PIN• 010.14 N 11,176 1 No* ON. 4zd SUN Nee* NOINNINra ll NAN I Ow •11 i 11 90,100 PolltherleadiVres;l WI 24 Se 29,100 Ruda. 81 Orimal Maas •11 22,090 Ds. Now lO — — Pertlead boa Ompire 14,140 I lira 11•111101 m — [WAG A.tr. Lamm •11 le le 1 1110,9111 Ds. Wm 4 le= SoNli Austrobia 611 Di I ? Help. all i d 75.2•0 I De. Ds. NISINNIS NI 1 14,000 hustilmaoo.4lUNlN. e— 16,400 100 Dm DiNam's loud s 4 i i i I ifl • 1 sill ai i li a lo a w all II ail 4 #r Fia —l•4 AIDUOCAN RAILWATL Din* Ombral p. 1 88 71 Ds. 7 went ... 1171 71 /4 De. 7 Mum (iris lamb .- 111 /4 IS De Is& emu. SS 6ale MU'MU' I $ di 101 De 44.414 _0•1041. • 1525 9$ SS 0.4.001144141 per asst. (Sink Taut) 11113 le Sit De. lift 7 ear mat. ceseerlible 1904 N el WeveretUMW 7p. seat. 9414 ma. 1112 71 17 Do.b , 1171 Ds. M 144 Mit 11188 84 NI D 9. ie. Tod SO Of Otis mai Peawaleiplee Mei sea. ISIS IS SS OW Ng laisdieW Ist Mart. Ikea - Der 4116 Sod Ds. More. 49.41.0•9411 Ns. lot Illortpp De. de. foe es, Ma. lel 9.45. tot OW. 1889 De. la 4 1 / 9 111181/4 988 4888..- - ST 11. SS SO ..... .. 1 .- - HI 4111 ii al 00 Ili M A 4 8 1 NI i i Ili Business is also recorded in the New Two-and-a- Half per Cents. at 73. Exchequer Bills were quoted la. higher than ca Saturday, at 7s. to 3e. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. continue in groat specula tive favour. After touching 85, the pries closed at 841 to I, or a per cent. higher than on Saturday. I The New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan does not participate in this improvement, closing at si to 2 dis. Spanish Bonds are also in request, with an upward tendency. Mexican Bonds were about per cent. better, notwithstanding the smallness of the dividend remittance. Other stocks in this department were generally firm. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoos. The gold mining shares remain without movement of importance. Agna Fria shares mark 2s. 6d Cobre shares have been dealt in at 634 to 85 ; St. John Del Rey, at 30; Linares, at 74 ; Lasitanisn Mining, at prem. ; and Santiago, at 34. Annexed is the Mining Exchange oMoial lint of yesterday's sales: Alfred Collude, 19. 194, 4; Devoe Bailer, 21, 3i ; East Wray, Bs., 6s. 63., 64.94. ; Fort Bowen, fre., 6e. ; Header, 5 1, 12_ 4. 4. 4, ; Lady Berths, 26 4 ., 28s. ; North Bas set, 871 371 ; North Frances, 91, 101, 111; Pendent, 25c ; Refewarne United, 244, 248, 241 ; South Tolgos, 80 ; South Frances, 350, 355, 345, 350: &Midge Como's, s i, 1 , 1 , 4.1, t. 1 1.1; Toms Console, 19c, 201., 21a. ; Tsncroft, 31, 4 ; Vale of Tows, 21c, 22e. Wheel West Buss; 32, 321, 33 ; West Alfred, 191, 20 ; 21, 4 ; Wheal Edward, 21, 4, 3. In the litock Exchange the following transactions have taken place, viz. : Devon Great Consols, 4021, 4074; South Teague, 771, 80 ; Busewarne, 2471; North Benet, 37 ; Wait Ballets 321; North Frances, 91, 101, 11; Wheal Trelserney, 24 .28 ; Wheal Cupid, 13 ; nortridge Consols, 51. 11-16, 1• 1 ; Wheal Grenville, 21, call paid ; South Devon, 15-1 d ; Fort Bowen, be., be. fid., 4. 9d., ss. 3d., se. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TITERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (DT MAGNETIC TIMM/APE.) (PROM OUR OWN CUILINSPONDINT.) The attendance of stiller. and traders et our corn market this day was but very slender. There was nothing doing worth notice in sny article whatever. Priam ate given as nominal from Friday'e decline. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firmer to-day, at the following pr:ces : Town tallow, 681. 3d. nett cash; Petenbare T. C. on the spot, 68s. 6d. ; ; November to December, 68e.; January to Much, 68s. 9d. to 695. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the sauply largo, sad trade heavy. Prime meadow bay, 1051. to 110..; superior, 116 a. to 120 e.; iaterior, 80s. to 904. ; roma, 80 4 . to 100..; clover, 100.. to 135..; maind eat, 100.. to 1284.; straw, 26.. 30.. LAW AMENDMENT SOCIETY. Last night the members of this society met at their rooms, in Regent- ; Mr. COLLIER, M.P., in the chair. Mr. Runtime having informed the members what com mittees were sitting, Mr. Titownn moved that the subject of the transfer of laud be referred to the committee on proprietary laws. There was no Aegean stable connected with law which nquired their attention more than this. They had done something for the reform of the common law courts, and they hoped to do something with regard to the Courts of Chancery, but with regard to the greet subject of the transfer of land they had done nothing. With all respect for the opinion of Lord St. Leonard', he could not agree in the objections urged by him against the registration of title deeds. The principle of notice was the same, whether it applied to the case of judgment or parches., and both ought to be treated by the same teat. With regard to the question of convey once, he had no doubt that, although it might be difficult to transfer land as stock, much might be done in the way of simplification and shortening conveyance. The conveyance should, above all things, be of a uniform kind. Ho thought that it was the duty of the profession to pilot public opinion on this subject, and therefore he proposed to refer it to the committee on proprietary laws. Mr. HILDLAN, M.P., in seconding the motion, said that any committee on this subject would have a moat ample opportunity of bestowing their labours is a manner most beneficial to the public. It was impossible for any person to be convenant with the difileultier, delays, and 'spent, attending the transfer of land without feeling that there was infinite room for impronmeat If he thought that the Litman of the committee were to result in recom mending another Registratios Bill, he did not think it would be worth while to reconsider the sub ject, because he was of opinion that • were registra tion would rather increase than diminish the evils of the present systems. Whilst they were discussing the remedy, the practical sense of the people were tatting the Gordian knot because, rather than submit to the great eapens of an investigation of title they were content to take land without any title at all, under condition of sale, which wen putt ealarly homed with that view. In some of the best drawn settismusts at present, it was a common thing for people to have trosame who had the pewee of sale absolutely. That might be a hint to the committee as to how they one to deal with the subject. The motion was as reed to. Mr. Town moved that the report of the coninsiasion to inquire into the inns of court be referred to • special com mittee. He onsidered the report highly important and satisfactory, and as the Inauguration of a new era in their legal history. The commission reported in favour of a pre liminary szunination en entering the profeeslon, and of • compulsory one, before the student could be called te the bar. So far it was satisfactory ; but he regretted that they did net report in favour of tae creation of some new readerships—a', far instance, on mercantile and interne &sal law. Mr. HASTINGS seconded the motion, and thought that** greatest credit was due to the commissioners for the labo rious way in which they had gone into the inquiry, and for the liberal report which they agreed to. He agreed with Its. Tudor that there ought to be some sew readenblps, but is some of the inns there were no funds applicable for that me . st i In the Middle Temple, to which he himself -a, there NM only a inept*. of If. It. 100., whit& could bid e the result ot mismangement alone. he Mr. HDOIti thought that the education of lawyers was • matter of greet importance to the public, as the administra tion ef justice wee mostly in their hands. If their lawyers had been progoely Maisel heretofore he did not think they would base owatiased **present system so long, eat he trusted the tolllgt of a better education would be to get rid of the teelselpilitiss which now disfigured their legal T y r. (MOO The swam Om agreed to. Oa the match of Mr. HASTINGS, a special committee was spnorateg so mite the laws of the 'misty. Mr. Serjemit WOOLIINCII read a paper on the rights of women with roped to certain kinds of property, which was I ordered to be referred to the committee on personal laws. The seeds; *ea adjourned. TSB SHIP HINT, Coleman, from Melbourne, which arrived in the civic on Saturday, and been lino hauled into megat India Import Dook, and commenced yesterday to discharge her freight of gold. She brought hew 1/3,000 rm. or gold, the l arg est importation to the port O Lodes SUM the discovery of gold fields in Australia. Obi 340 Posetellers from Melbourne, 70 of whom lauded with the mails at Pepsine*. The peerengers have upwards 1 100.0001. of gold salons them. The gold landed was in sad lammed under an more to the eta The funeral of the late Mr. Alderman Lawrence took plate ea Saturday, at Kemal- green Cemetery. Among the numerous friends of the demised were Aldermen Sir James Duke, Bart , M.P., Hunter, sad Wire, and William Willimas,_Haq., M.P., with the Common Council of the Ward. Upwards of 200 of the artificers employed in the various breaches of their late master's establishment, attired in mourning, prodded the hearse at their own earnest solicitation. The deep concern they evinced during the progress of the Belem ceremony to its Sad close wee the subject of universal remark and observation. THS M.lloollLElcA.—During the out ward voyage of the Magdalena, whisk has just arrived home with the West lathe mails, ens of the stewards, sawed H iggiabotham, jumped overboard i a fit of delirium tremolo, and wee drowned. When the Magdalena arrived at Southampton, at 4 pas. ea Sunday, she lied oily 12 boars' consumption of and left, begin been out 17 days without calling at any asst, sad steaming at fell speed the whole of the time. Pee erns days she encountered violent he ad triads. MALL Fos SlSiitu Lzons.—The following notice MO hosed from the Hemel Pelhafiall yesterday, vie. : " • mall for Sierra Leone will be made fora this ones on the evening of the 10th inst., to be warded by her Majesty's steamer Salamander, appointed to tail from Spit bead on the flub. Letters sent by ibis vessel will be liable to • psaqe of 13d the halfoounce, sad ea oa, the Id ment o of iiih is . optional. Wee an a ra t e el . =lst be paid in &dewier* All letters and see/agape:a to to fovea/did by this opportunity must be easeared, ' Sy her Majesty's ship Salamander.' " bow Imare.—Tbeir plates ought to have the makes , mane steeped Wittily epos them, as there has bees a deed el bed iron made dung the last three years, W some of it little better than mist tree. Should ant of the ship@ balls I. the lest four yams aunt with an accident from the eaves of bad iron, the molten of it ought to be mode a peblie example. I saw a vessel a short time ago redthee had bees eta Muthat was built is the Clyde, the quality or plates was very bad, and biked men like seat than wrought iron. Plates have' ask so is barely to staled the punch going through ' egg ihaty of the boles have hem cracked is the' ' and Wed up with red lead. The rivets ought to fresh the beet wrought scrap ins, and cot team t We...4.CW% les., Mss es' llerviess. • , • - I 4.. L . I 1,4 I 1 . '• , • 1 id. and ~ Ism been gh thew. rieetlaß ,berme I 11 , be rolled • - ' 1 • MI st r th e dt. bd. .t 11 , 11 9 wag I 9ks atti g pt. tbi Not t li Rap I ogi th • Ws — daft ear • ths rt. iia► la GI tiOlll ling I an r the Tut tid be lads a it Mara = OPP Ws hone I St I NIP .-- -; 44 47 6ql N 7