The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-22 00:00:00

~.,. Ttt 4lO-ttit 1...„, ,)1, 1 .4 0_, P 9^1..•'/; ./' ....If • ~./ Donut, Nov. 31. Total* the cumin' owe ea toe the ode of two ()stonier* properties, comprising harem and lands in the counties of Dahlia, Limerick, Clue, and Sil keenly. Several lots were disposed d , and the prices realised were considered generally se amply sufficient ieporthm to the present high valuation of the le. The first property set up was that of Bdwd. Cripe Vining, situated in the counties of limerick, Clare, sad Liaisons% It was divided into 13 lots, to suit passlimiste, lint of ten of these the sale was adjourned, owbg M the riots offered being isadequate, or no awn bin mode. The following lots were sold : Lot 4. Loss Olives reaswaids for sow la the town sad leadsolAsikesoisk sod Kasskes, ton taiabig 18113 r. 37p. elethho AMPs is the hussy of ClaawWisat, sad essay it 14 Ith, proasslog the poorly rent of 2601. sloe- Mos oiliest sa =sad rem et 1101. 154. 41d.. sad • re sews) flee el 661. 71. t4d. Ames! pleat teat. 1301. 41 M. Me. Jahn Re sal Mouse the gumboots et this let fat 1,4261. Lot 6. The kale of hires resswalds fen moor of Lads osa adobe 101 s. Ir. flp., gloats in the barmy of sod eerily of idsosrfek, penis/ion the poorly rant it 1801. =mat modal pundit rest, 1744 4a. 7d. This lot wit down to the sans pushers: for 2,6601. Lot 11 sessaiseS the eall marks sad &some of Hu perm Isms with 4211 arse of lead as whisk ars 63 sans lobe limber of Sa yesm' growth. 'Die mask& east 8.0031., sod b destribed as being fit f a sehlsoss. The timber has hoes valued at 6361. The estiassted 'nand vans of the lot is 4321. 17s, Bd., from *lda &dust 221. 4s. Id. tithe rent shwas, whisk lams tae astissahed odes about 4801. The bidding. for this lot commutes& with 6.0001., sad Major Gavin was cisalarsd the partkasse for 7.6001. The next estate was that of Richard Williams, and consisted of houses, building sits% and lots of ground at the North Wall and other places in the vicinity of Dublin; some of the lots being subject to propor tions of an annuity of 1004 payable for the life of Mr. John Coulson, aged 70 years. Lit 1. Two sense at As North Wall, subject to a chief Nat of 271. 18i. 1041, Latvia( a sot profit not of 1091.111.2 d. —odd for 1,4261. Lot 2. Fifties aerie, mom loatllty, subject to 731. 18s. 11d. head nut, 'Mg 401. remind Bas—.o ld for YOOl. Loa 8, ontaialag la. 3r. 18p., hold under a fee farm lamb at It pepparnara rent, yielding at present a net rant of SW. 44., of trhieh 851.4 a. comics of gronad rooto—oold for NW. Iwt 4.—The fee of a lot of bending ground, situate on the North Wail, in the city of Dublin, sontaining is front to the North Wall 64 feet, and in depth to Mayoral:set 600 feet—sold for 1601. 10t5.:-litht - e;idete of a tau of 10,000 years from the death of the last life mused in the bean, dated 9th January, 1738, of a parcel of ground, part of the North Lou, subject to 11. 71. 8d head rent, producing a profit rent of 381. 12a. 44.--sold for 6251. Lot 6.-The fee of certain lots of ground situate at the North LOA yielding • well-snared income of 201. per samene-sold tor 4201. Lot 7. The fee of a plot of ground, codbiaine in front to the North Wall 66 feet, and yielding a profit rent of 361. 18a. 441., subject to reduction, daring the life of John Coulees, of the proportion of annuity of 1001., namely, 101. 17s, -gold for 4901. Lot 8. The fee of a piece of ground, part of the north lots, eontalolug 60 Get in frost to the North Wall, 60 feet in front to Mayor-street, and 600 bet in depth to Itayorstreet -sold for 1101. Lot 9. The residue of • term of 999 passe( • lot of ground, at • peppercorn rent. This lot gestates 66 feet la /rant to the North Wall, a like number of feet in frost to Mayor street, and in depth from frost to friar 600 feet. There are two good cottages and baths, known 11•11 Ithallaway's Baths, at present standing es it; subject to • proportion of the annuity of 1001, namely, 81. 16s. -sold for 4101. Lot 10. Ti. residue of • term of 995 years of a lot of ground on the earth lots, at a yearly rent of 21. late currency, and yielding a profit rest of 3 1.135. Ild., su bj ect to redwnion of • propertkos of annuity of HOL, fat. ' 11.2.--sold for 601. Lot 11. The lease of lives restorable for ever of the house and premWse No. 38, Upper Dorset-street, subject to a rent of 41.3,. Id.. sad to a proportion of annuity, 41. 14a sold for 1151. Lot 12. The lease of lives renewable for ern of the wen sad premises. No. 39, Upper Dorset street, *abbot to a rut of 41. 3.. Id., and to a proportion of annuity, viz , 41. 145.- mid for 1661. Lot 13. The residue of a term of 999 years of pod of lbe lands of thackhole, situate to the barony of Caiesk sod county of Dublin, containing Va. Ir. 15p. 'Lasts meows, subject to the heed rent of 341. 3.. 1.1., and 21. 17.. 6d. tithe rent chase, and yielding at present a profit rent of 201. His. 54.-sold for 1701. This closed the sales for the day. Daring the week ending on Tuesday last, Mess new petitions for sale were lodged in the covet Among them was one for the sale of the estates of Sir R. W. Ds Boorgho, But., the encumbrances being 17,8301. A very influential vneetiog of burgesses was held yesterday, in a groat room to the rear of Leitrim honer, for the purpose of protesting against the pro- jetted abolition of the nee-royalty. The proceedings were unanimous and mathematic, and were partici pated in by several mercantile and professional gen tlemen of high respectability. The tenant. league demonstration at Mallow, of which great anticipations had been rained for seen time cast, look place on Tuesday. It was intended to here bees an out-door demoustestioe, but this was passed by the inclemency of the weather, and it see seinfiegly held in the Roman Catholic ChapeL TM shale was occupied by Dr. Meanies Power, M.P., she sideenal the meeting at considerable length. TM ether principal speakers were the Rev. Jostle Warthy, P.P., Rev. Mt. Coefees, P.P., Mr. Teen with, Mr. Maguire, Mr. Shea, and the Rev. Mr. Oren, P.P. A letter of apology was reed from Mr. Chisholm Annoy, M.P. The gale; which raged with terrific violent* the whole of Tuesday, and which continued, al considerably abated, daring the night, at length sided into little mare than a stiff breeze. The Mean and Holyhead steamer doe in the early part of the sight at Xioptown, did not arrive until a late Mier wet meriting, after encountering a very heavy ass, sad consequent) y the usual express did not leave next morning toe Holyhead. Ido not remember a similar mourrenee to have taken place during the heavy gales with which we were visited last winter. The Galway papers reeeived this morales dseeribe the stone ea felt very severely on the coast, but state that an Wary was inflicted on the shipping. The fallow calms are furnished by the Kingstown eema~s ing tal the Ilvorian : Ilepteere, Nov. 19 -The morning, about two a.m., • Wolcott gals est is from the south-west, sod aostlased to blow fiercely till about feet o'clock, when them was an apparent lull, but sprung up again with increased Aetna WI shout oven o'clock, when it evidently calmed down • Wok. The mercury stood at this time at 26 9, but from its meglostd shining it was evident a terrible stows was then sagitaii In • distant locality. I watched it with such anoilety, and most oonfess I never at any time saw the messery in such as excited state. The railway oo kos mtpan a allemlor (Anglia) left hen at her usual V. I watched her for a eenakiemles dithmes; *abed violently, and could Ares her shim le them here sad there; but ea the wont et *s ° le, et her spell. All parties now seemed anxious about the motreel mail packet, Liewellen, as the must have felt ter tell form of the isle, and to the earlobe of all she ease fate harbour about twei.ty minutes peat ese o'clock, bet it was evident to a casual observer she suffered mach. One sea *troth her, which at one swoop took away the larboard desk hese; the one on her starboard seemed Injured also. The olUMMllint (Captain Hans) stateethat in his experisoces be meet alt eesewl such • sea as he hell to essecoulter when lsstlsa head, but he know the smell. had nodes. Y breasted it. I heard front one of the famine Ike Iblems that a schooner, with all hands, went deem hat sight Ice Holyhead Bay .- Tex o'clook, p.s. The memegyisew stands at 2 8.6 ; the night so bright that I eon see • mmiderable distance at on, which praises ens sheet of flea. The LleweUen arrived at 1230 p.m. The Whew b crowded, sad I perceive among the number • Greek brig, Aoththetta i , hem Caws', foe Du lio, with wheat. The Freeman of this morning announces the death ef the Right Rev. Dr. Kennedy, Rama Oelhelit Bishop of Killaloe. A poor man was killed at Beret, in Tipperary, lest, week by some persons met by the landlerd to level' the house into which the pear man had been re-edl. netted as a caretaker after eviction. CHESTER CUP. stostaisares bloatoiso (t) rmns's Miaow (t) ligliatoa's Eltbiroa (t) liinklua's lianas (t) DERBY. Howsrd's Orsetaa (t 11 to 2) Oshadsotea's Idountsio SPA Oa sod alt off ) 1. Howl.) 's Toddlastoa (t to 1001) Powasy's Lsoisztiao A Nichols' Nswolostor (t) Eslistoo's Bluaie Doodoo (t) Zelsad's 1.1011001 ( t la 20 01., Bad of ) 111.111staieo Coosa (t sad aR off.) E. R. Clark's Oloshavk (t) laws sad Ltahtioot. Load Satiates's lot (t) (CASHIER STEEPLE CHASES, &o. Itrsert.a CsAss.—Accurvocas.-- ; i,Aulak Da r k.Tla, 61n, 105 6lb ; Vsistas, Ay, spd, lOst 4lb ; 05sey Boss, ps, wed, 6sr Lk; Yong Datkass,4l y 5, Brows,' prs,3s Ilb. Mumma Bessm—Accsrskines.- 105 ; Oran, 6 yn, llst 65; Lints ; Bed Streak,!spd, Ilat llb ; Gold ,• 1111.11 Brsiss.—Noturisnorts.-101541- , 3 en; Maid of Komi, 3 yrs ; Bepslas, Ataltrst est of Mks Kilns, 2 ps. aid' left Southampton on Monday a ladis and Pacille sail., wee obliged to tbtounh nress 44 weather. We have beim tullowinn emaraunkation from a puma ' Steam Parket Treat, Torbay, Nov. 20, your in*ormstim that we were oesapilled weather to anchor here this morning at 710, ,ccd most severe weather, tad reguiriag some our gamine, deemed it prudent to take b aoraver being so low as 28.09. We shall ss weather moderato. • w &CAPE MIMI Howlino.—A which it was providential bed met a fatal on Wednesday week, to David Hansel, a. He was following the Cowbridge har &aunt mare, which ran away with Ma, tiemendons I..ap over a badge down unto • Morse 4, 4 '04 os the Llansica term err Mr. Samuel entailed his slot till die tuna, when he wee thrum of by *a arm is Matured Jost above the acme slight bruises in the ter. He wee reel 'ease in a fly late bit the ever&g,eag, _—..sasataTlON Or • Ciunow.--lislersist treatment, there la every be le tbat ke will MY" Wiadteeteeetweeeeeted the Witiffleile. bard.. Astonishing as it say appear, the wan as p Pewseheath, Ii oho preen"et a very Taspeetable met! •Tannron Jowled, liadele REPILISINTATIVE P aim—Randal Edward Mast Baran Dsaassy has boss elowoi a repr.uaalatlta Pew ke ia tie room of Wyad►ara Jul of Damn's, dimmed. • ✓ . , . a-a . • •••• e f/' ./ 7 ,/ „ism. Led. 114 joib ; Oran, 6 In, nit 61h; Lim No. 1,324. i ---- A lIINIES.—NO CURE NO PAT. 5 .. - ",„-Zorg• " Tarr LOGISIIIi 0111 ATS s serra wee kr VI ls ■ moo a booOltildror be, we Is aft nor so u ckes t r aainoin re, yi d = Jo . j nyi Rd's (Tait dreg 11 -11-1 111 1 1 0 ; 41110 10. pandit 4111 Og winlag WlTH han Mff lomslitsr webolbs.n FLUL kli r h e Trap air. salsa Ones vereklan r ert.r. o. cran ern aorgeo Ohm. della ark Word nth the leper! Tarot Feel, MO gra It le Wan wirer swine sr aelw - -.true illy se the eels Inprlstb. SWAM pr . ! yeribig Demmingsr ; sal at rte_ p l / 4 1 , 0••••• -- ; r ad es bend ben Writ leirrignes gm le Meese SL I tk • or eosOFI• 'g ee. rigerei llai sad tad au ea or , sed rani alit yr •••"".. 04, .44,0sardnrells. 111.1 114 •11 1 . 11 . 4111 W IL me c 4 -K'sr • AND ALL OTHER STOVER- g jui - lit i( s. Pt SPOrl STOCK d 1 , 10111111 Na err la boos the rued is Se work Is impiel la • sad wieryneei In esuillassm ef Ira w aked/el end Weser N PT.cht +tom. lb. to i) l• • • ding Wl* NUYS nil two H i / tav , ,r„ . g• in; insed Fain. sempils, with al ▪ hos_ t, • rut ben et Mao Si; r "'" basil lin I t SI In ; /Ire I= c ora ~. • or rear Ow ea le Pt to. IFI•NWI .O ._ w end . Fier Twine ; I Writes liallfee spa/ -- lAA& CHB sag IRON TEA-TRAYS. p• - ;,; -- ,,,..to.00 MA t oyes migo reer . rod ..... wat ty tree , imereer mew simmeateuz i,;74'u.ew"Let o b ltlen u T. Ve'repriblimlleemode brew una -o um, nova toe mist ;•..neoe rdieteomo nem pm St le le plans. „, Aem 16..• L to 4 plan 4 .1. 4 " d spa poleriAred hes bark Ern IA wore gement,d el • rireoled is re Maher err az. : i f rim gaaeer b ; rarg4i, sr teaitfr. 'Here t- . • • •"" """4 ......b• ettaater t Z rum cad sollesdisme mks sod Mid WM% • usual and Orals win, t • , *.. tamed lw sway err& lad wend of. ' 4114111112. roma of ikormsairest, sad I, ' s vat imputagal irverylnissagery artier. I r , trw. • • imbibed to Wriest, A.D. 1570. V FNT.PEO REQUIRED Sr BARLOW'S soe VENTED 1151,9.AM810 11271109 TAP, alit r eie Oki ben boosidiss i st•trot• bo" . . s tria - am et ilia' Of as , .r. 3. Prat 4 . ""' ar ftssa. am. m tin Ss Se. 3d. mit ; sew which • per mercy ill al effseraL Hoo 1 arm ; t ura 4 .. viebstimaimab be • tma.r to flew smil trie EMI ma •he air as no leng em in Ths shilegis one sr. g tart t irt plet may tabors In milt id In IDIDIMia ▪ • int rept& imperimmeit emomilmhem • drist air be meraiL andweieg it eine tisvili brum e t ▪ eat liquors re dos lira sheers . a rest retain mom ago vell eg odoem e oto..Ai elms *MILOS'. bralides WS. f VassiemAser. 1011.11111111110 .88 M eine see war. ano3 t give eatiorsilerlsa. Wei imalm Miele arnord , - • rel saber.-Mta tale smahie 11, tr... mine pc,t et. method al root emu ll e hletE to BUT aim µrr+e a DIESSING.CASI-In ao 11 , preineiss, be Is gen me is mmeations sires e ese rre • ;4.1 wearerbarw art ==t o dll&l .. .......Wileal. • I.4teret • err is re- ., • f peedill.l • Is Sr ate - MW - sal balk- . Ties whe d =re et liana be ewe ef baying r • . • *;:a 411 . 1181 1 . 1 Wei or Beier. wish the . t•• • • taints pity, T ire - ben at 6o sum. rem t ,„.- berme sad be el ft nom nog slip o suited, ▪ • traveler win Sag the Nedra Dessig•Ors eirialally ; . • .bleastrattn-4. lAsdnhelideren VLF:GANT TOILET REQUISITES. - ROW- I , - A NNW NACAMIAS OIL le highly sal , •t. tins snd marting lemerrat eteserraar i D; , • I 1 . • I. • pre %ant , sa m mtaddiall io j ui lpler=6llll,l , - the •kt• and L . • . a. orialtrai., ler Va benaligla t ruensehe the teeth And yes. I tt =nsgs .• the aumeraws searently resinti tanu i ll ist Aar re boa and nese rests( their warn Warn el Unit:Woe% The 'sty gneiss at sub rare as amen tr .tiartid • prertmg el the artiste em the grew ea Ishei. - .3t by time al SO, UWearelass, Ludes ; ord by rentlea sad ENTERED AT STATIONER. HALL p It EAT EXHIBITION ALMANACH for MI. tit matzo • View d the Id dry la Hyde Parls, sod -.set or everything stanser with Is Mai, rd bow to resit Is is Sr ef Orataliene m Landon. Its=ill Streets, Mandre, Sas.; ears, Na asimenry Pillisd by • *MM . ( = 1.1 41 . Mea l mad 1 46N1 . a ltl i ssa; • .. dowry err. strop nail , .er.. I abed veer, ern roma eal Aimena mg va t .• ..asuman bur, be. Mee et is or on merge d pigs stamps; Samisen task- .lnd Ism sad Sol ir and LK prep. re Lenin, 1 I ( WHIRS BLACK CURRANT COUGH , 161111.1 s Dram el is. 10. sal ...re antis le le dean in ire bean is Mil .11. • a free mgemoners. It Inreatly re. mos. ellkaire or inlay Ma Sellet•• ' 41 • 0 4 1 . 1100 .1 0 5, LIN• 0 11 1 9 . 1100 Illangains& A nap ...; rikorsollyslerna Ne warratir Dm every crier tad of 1.,. ...list= la Mara Na WNW Na Os. , OdooLobal Ltd ILIDedlo•Ot• t era all dralete. Is beim et IN!. and Ils. M. eselL Weal te lush* is IF OTr W• sLACt ItitAST °DUOS =Me sled do not • pelioni MIMS% • TwItNTY-FIVIS YEARS' NERVOUSNESS, o...uouiss. Ind DADA bra stir 1 bed • goat arm. Na WM& mom er Mel% • ofrrtuallyeendlity DU SAIRTSSIVALINTA MAMA m • very short tire,-w. IL floona. Peel Asdheay, Maw t " ,•ht yeas' Iyawirta, neratann, IMO NO senor bed •••••1111 It= • , • nes albetaily rived by DU SAIAT'S Misr Ird la a very shall inik-Scr. kit W. lin* k • ,ftotri k.• t er, tler0•116" .TllO pod emenie aervenness, • • • mut. ot my emit Na Isit MI WOW &NW stall ma. ▪ I et• Lir very sionlibe • PIIMINS/ by DU 1 %lawn Indeburertag reeL-Alms. Stmt, indnen ed k..., NAthhere-P•11 Ismakotota, wilt all bersilsr. I ~ .1, 44.; Ilb.. ea 4s. bl.; lON st In; lakotegle.V • Talley, IC4b., at 104 et MART erd 1:•. Ldp, -The II mall 12. be. serige Mee. SPORTING. TATTERSALLII-YamnaDAY. A hatter otWay of hotness twit sad Um* hundred • on Lightfoot, without la is oiloheme depu Pro.ro parrs is tin loathe, sad as seldom iussiety to • Ilheset , were " festers ;" bweisess, however, wu 1.. and the jewel prise peaty softly se Won; at the Lon they WWI NI Meer CHESTER CUP. l'"' " 0 •••• 0 opt Lord Stretbreres asotogee (I) 1...1 so to - W. Trees's Riess (t) to - Lord Bgiistea's (t) Wm to 30 - Mt. Yettlan's (t) DEBBY. 6to 1 art Mr. lieward's Orden (t llto 2) 11 to 1 - Mr. Oshaldseteles Mounter Sylph colt (t sod et off ) ";., to I - Sit J. Hanle; 's Teddlngton (t to 1001 ) to 1 - Mr. Pawner. lumartine to 1 - Mr. A Nichols' Newolostei (t) I, to - Lard Eelinton's Bonnie Danis (t) 4 ' to - Lard Zelsad's Lightfoot (1 to 2001., sad RR elf ) I to - Iced 84101001 Cups (t sad sit off.) 1•, to - Kr. B. B. Clerk% Oleahawk (t) 4 • tout heiress I sad Lightlese. • •3 to 100 opt Zgliattlies Ist (t) ti LANCASHIRE STEEPLE CHASES, do Kee HaIIDICAP STI•pl.• aged, list 1011. ; libinrons, eyed, Iles 31b ; Asdal Later, aged, llst lib; The Oaks, li•us, 10st Mb ; Volatile 6 yo, lun 611. • Molly, seed, lOsk 41b ; CilUsay Soo; 6 yrs trtt 12,,, ; aged, 9st Slb ; Yong Dotolussa, 4 yrs it sib; Belly Browa,fl yrs, Ar lib. Vitae HANDICAP HOWLS BTJAZ/L+ACCIPTANCIIII.- W• olift e tirs. Het ; Red Streak:, aged, 11 ; Gob Bu. .lod lan. Newry,. knaistA ill'Annik-KomminTWaL-Arelle . 3 jr. ; Posey, 3 ere • Maid of Kest, yr ; Repalse 6 ire ; and b 1 b y Aadditit oat of Mies Kati, 2 ps. Tun Tamer, which left Southampton on Moak; ..ore with the West India and Peri& mails, wee obliged I pa- into Torbay thioup nuts of wearer. Ws tan Us Moored with the following communkstip from kiwis, tier on board :-" Steam Packet Treat, Torbay Wee. 2C 0, -1 writs for your intormatt n that we wars esespelle boa Wtw of weather to anchor here this morning at 7.3 C hAvmg teperinecd most severe weather, and requires MI Liiht r pairs to our gamine, deemed it prudent to tat skitter here, U. barometer being so low u Weill ; hurt irozodumiy the weather moderatos • ENTKAOIIDINAIa EiCAPII MUMS Hownwo.-) • .'ilea secilent, which it was providential had met • fate rat, happea•d cot Wednesday week, to David Baran tir; . of Bonvilroa. Ha was following the Cowbridge btu _ . n on a sputtert &rout mare, which ran away with his e a tremendous Lap our a hedge down late a non ry, thirty feet 41-pth, 0. We Lin aka inn n •• Stalling D,we. Mr. Ileasel rtaldelhis ..at till tit 0, are reared the Intuits, when he wee throw. elf by tb aaa.l , l-too ; his left um is (tutored jest above the write ass ire t he. r• 011 tint! . ions digit bruises in the fur. Hew. to ha rest iene• in a fly late it the weesig, sai 11431. r akilfel treatment, there Is every hope that Ite wi Cu."4'll I , cover. Amonfahlut as it may appear, the Na ' t hiotareeL-Taimin JciensoL • ff. ril i t • LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1850. MOREY MARKET. TMVISDLY EVINING. The follow's( statement, prepared and condensed ban various sesial returns, will be found to present an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the 03ill and bullion held by the barks Whets& both positively at the dates of the asessab leg mule lip, and comparatively with Wenn tri esseespendkr ehm Eedn The adjoined table the ager=weekly average d note the dos,as it OW ter the Mr weeks theNa 19th, and lath of Osleberhst, and the7MisL,Ming the latest dale le whisk tie retinas hats bean tribe tively oempleted fir all the Make of hese; and also ' Um rssalta as competed with the retains for the pre 'violas her weeks ending the Bth of October : (kt 6' 1160 14° Inause. Durum eau 0,110,410 19,347,1111 471,714 Pdvale 3,619,763 1476011 244,479 mit oak bail: — mums %akin lames 'ma .14a,as 24473,844 4117.199 Ileetbai 4,494,439 4,996,306 414,447 114114910494414. 33,041,413 $4,774,114 1,494,199 Bhowisn an increase of 1,120,32 W. is the note circu lation of England and Wales, and an incense* of 1,696,1991. la the circulation of the United tag does, when:compared with the returns he tie pre vias mouth midis( the 6th of October. Oa comparing the above returns with the fixed issues of the several banks, we find the following to be the state of the circulation : Ths fixed issues of the private banks in England and Wales being at present 4,788,6831., it follows they were below the amount 1,004,8221. The fixed issues of the joint stock banks being 3,409,9871., it follows they were below the meant 616,7141. The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,087,2091., it follows they were above the amount 231,4091., but with specie in band to cover the exams, and issues for 612,3481. besides. The fixed issaes'of the Irish banks being 6,334,4941., it follows they were below the amount 1,360,1881., with specie m hand to cover imam for 1,232,9031. mire. We II ad, therefore, that the rate of circulation of the private and joint-stack banks of England and Wales was 1,520,3361. below the amount authorised to be issued ; and that, inclusive of Scotland and Ire land, the circulation was, on balance, 2,649,1151. below the fixed amount. The average amount of coin and bullion held by the Bank of England in both departments during the four week, ending the tad instant, was 16,079,7601.; showing a decrease on the previous month's return of 611,7861. . . . . . . . The average stack of specie held by the Irish banks daring the same term was 1,232,9061. beiog a de crease on the return for the previous four weeks of 43,7541. The average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the same period was 843,7571.; increase on the previous month, 20,2221. As compared with the corresponding period of lest year, the returns under review show the following differences in the circulation : No•. 3, Nov. Inarenne. Demme. 1840. 18341 6 bunko(ad .... 12,661,427 11,767,134 911,659 Prints Joint-dna tanks IOW! in Wand. 15,467,113 16,463,690 998,073 — Bentland Ireland 4,664,248 4,994,936 801,043 United Kingdom 31,138,6411 $4,778,614 1,143.016 Showing an increase of 998,0761. in the note cir culation of England and Wales, and an increase of 1,343,0281. in the circulation of the United Kingdom, as compared with the returns for the corresponding ', period of last year. The yearly comparison of the stocks of coin and bullion held stands thus: i3;;i7.11141L4,1;;;; £863,805 Irish Bask•, lon £269,680 Smith Bulks, len 63,708 319,288 Inersaftpa Winos £662,017 Nov. 2, IP6O. - • The traffic returns for the plat week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows: 1950. 1849. Loudon and Brigitte. £9,209 .... £8,676 South Rasters 10,319 .... 8,936 South Wales Eastern Cruelties and Nor folk Bristol and Exeter 3 686 .... Lancashire and Yorkshire 16,621 .... 11,333 Shrewstrup & Bireeingkent 606 .... 432 'Louden and Basch Western 8,296 .... 9,368 Greet Western Shropshire Union Medea and North Western 41,373 .... 36,274 Meneheeter, South see the, and Altrineheas 349 .... 326 Midland North Steinrcishire, York gad Ninth Midland 7,227 .... 6,989 York, Newcastle, sad Ber wick London and Blackwell Bolton ' Blackburn, Cithe roe, sad West Yockahlre 841 .... 397 Total £152,603 £195,632 The total of the corresponding lines in 1850 was 148,2724. showing a gross increase of 12,7401. The mileage in 1849 wu 27431, and the traffic per mile 491. 84.; the mileage in 1850 was 2943, and the teak per mile 301. 7s. 10d., showing a considerable increase, notwithstanding the opening of 200 miles for new and undeveloped traffic. The traffio returns of Scotch lines are : 1849. Glue+ and SouthWelton £3,303 .... Caledonian Edinburgh and Glasgow 3,728 .... 3,469 Glasgow Paisley, sta GreenOek 990 .... 931 Nwth British 3.668 .... 3,468 The Irish retsrus are: 11.1(sat, and Ballymena f5437 .... £406 Belfast and County Down 146 .... Dublin & Ballast Junction 667 .... 325 Dublin and Drogheda Dundalk and Enniskillen 172 .... 141 Wit.artord and Limerick 339 .... Londonderry and Ennis- Ulu THIS DAY Two o'Czocz. There is a good deal of . flatness in the English stock market to.clay, and wipes ere quoted eta de cline of k. Catania wen - first done at 97 both far money and the account, then declined to 96/ for delivery, and are at this moment called 96/ to j and and 961 to 97 respectively. The general feeling is quiet, and few transactions have been effected. The Three per Cent. Rana mark 96 and 1 ; the New Three and a Quarter per Omit, 971 and I. Long Annuities, 1860, 7/ and 1346 ; ditto, 80 years, 1859, 71; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 8; South Bea New Annuities, 961. Bank Stock has been traneseted at 212 ; lodia Stock at 271. In Ere:Urine Bills then has been • mederate amount of lumina at yesterday's rates, 665. and 69e. Fero.; India Banda, I,OOOL, mark 86s. and 89s. prem. The foreign securities are almostentirely *related. Prices generally are a shade flatter, oiolly for Mevoin, which has reached to TT The actual business is confined to the follow's( steams Brazilian Old Five per Cent. smell Banda, 88. Belgian Foureand.a•Half per Cants., 90 ex div. Twat and-Half par Cent. Dutch, 661 and 67; ditto Fos Cent E Certificates, 86/ and 87. Mezdesa, 31! sad Penviaa Defined, 36. Spanish Active Fin per ts., 171. INCILIIII FONDlL—ffsm Dar. ark Ptak SI IS LO: r am a rei prs 01. het Lee&il 6 1 poroe.el erllolloll 4 / 1 8.me i MIL le lea . • eiri • . • 040.1 ?Mr • _ os. A _ ___ 7011110 N FONDS. Fr Ot Z1177= I Pir °I- 4 =E 96" 1" ile ilk 11 0=4. 6 rll2l ; s tesael e.T4 2B:z l Arne di lhi : . : 1 11 lii i 111 F4. ei t ....' 2 . -diL' il . :B .l7.l lo I iat OteftV iur Ms" 11 1 3 i ll: 2 p ., Dock la s t. 14 T 4 pig OL DM* Omni.% I 0 vet 011. V ) 1 6 Le I i yearsola Imieved ovals. 11 a DAY. Isonn.—The market Lea bon dellgr4 rll - fer the kw sad isiddifai &stripeless, and the heoelt , In these Note to proven, a &situ ; geed iseedese al het week's . Bassi dime • dohs el fld. 014311 7 him" Ns. is Coutine—This article bus bus dell this week, bet holders bus au peensed sales sad ospporood prises ; bat the mum of buboes dues Lee been very limited. Good craw, native Ospieek 64a. C0004.--Ao sums of Is. to 2s. hes been establidted ea West India, 46a. to 661 ; °maids, 43e. a 61.• Tea.—Thee sorbet his been area for Cups sumo the arrival of the sell, bat sot much banners dose. Cosmos quoted le, ld. to la. 14d. ; medium, ls. 2d. to Is. 3d. ; low gese• hes Wes NM et 46. bevel demand. Puns 465. to 48e. ; * 1•4111 e. Turkey 465. to 70s. °Mon his tees 4sa of sale, and proms with daftly st la roro.—The Ilebesd hu bola limited, bat so elterstion to general quotation& Cotnuicau‘—'lll) ankle has bees dell and prices en a shade law. Wm—The amount of bagasse hae bola mall sad sis ta= Ws melt lowe AIM NMI Many; Now sad roma anal be casidend r. BALTPITI3.—Lest week's pram an supported, but the demand he been amp liseita4 Briarre.—Rum and Brandy quoted firm, at last week's prime. In other artistes no material altautlea, bat market' generally hare been dull Ws weak. HIDES.-THIS DAY. Lanonsa6= —66 lbs. to 64 t.., lid.; 641bs. to 721b4., to 2d. ; 72Ibs. to 80Ibs., 2d. to 24d. ; 80Ibn to 881bs., 20, to 3d. • 88tbs. to Nebo., 3d. to 3+d. ; 961bs. to 1041bs 34d. to id. • 1041 b. oo 1121bs , 4d. to 44d. Hot e Hides, es. Od. Calf Skins, light, Is. to 3.. ; 6.. Binnownsr4.-86ssp Skins, Polled, 4.. ed. to 6..; Kenn, 4s 31. to 6s. ; halt brads, 3s, 9.1. to 4s. 4d. ; Downs, 2s. 9d. to 3s. W. COAL MARXET.-THIS DAY. Hol 15e. ,• Carr's Bartley, 144. 3d. ; Mau Mahe, 141. 6d.; W .11e Bed Riddell, 14e.; Walk Bud Haswell, 16e. ; Walla Bed Stewart'/,160. ; Wane Bad Teas, Us. 9d. —Ships at market, 124. MARK-LANK-THIS DAY. There woo Namely any BagHA Wheat fresh op for this worsted's market, sad its value was well supported. Ths receipts of foraiga Wheat were also small, which muse. holden to be very firs in their demands. The business trsosacted today woo at the extreme rates of llooday last. Choice qualities of malting Bailey being scares, the quo tations of Moodily were well maintalaed, sad, is some in stitutes., rather easseded. No alterations in other desalt). apes, Needy buyers had to pay rather more mow toe Oats dun the beginning of the week. Bouts, Peas, and Floor vaehaapod In vela,. mixivAui INTO LONDON MON nal Nov. TO 112a1 NOV. Des 949. BMA. Irfi. Foretire. Wbest I 0600 0100 I 11140 * ill/ 1710 Mar. IRO sods; bonds. qrs. Lwow Avizatio.—Absat, Ocl.; Earley, 21s. 94.; Osb, Da 14.; Rye. —a. Od.; Nor, the. ad.; Par, lid. IMPCILIAL ATLIIAGID. Wheat' Ilosioyi Om. I aye. I Boonai Nos. Oat. li ... ... 44 Id SY M i lls 14,26 a 44 1 11 a 94,19474 19 ... .„ KY 104 146 14!6. Tdalls Id 2116 7429, 6d SS ... ... 906 94104 04 104 KM 1416, 104104 6d ii Nov. I ~. ... 494 k 344 14171 84194 6d 294 L.' 2114 Sd 9 .., ... Ns k_ No 44174 04 Ss 74 194 04996 114 16 „. „. sr lump 1 17. 34 144 14 1604 9.:99, 04 li waft' L. 411,49.149 - 7 - fi 244 Id lia Ikt 3.14 114 K - 1 -411194 7d Dovv.-9/1441. Dorlay. 0414, Boa Siam. tat/ Pao. Is. Prim. Oct. 11. 041.19. OM. 36 Nov. I. Nov. 9. Nov. 16. 41 ... .. „.. ... ... 40 40 4 71. 3 . ::: r ... ." 1911 ,„.... 39 . ...3 10 .. ... S 9 9 .7. - 1 - ::: - MARKET.--MlB DAY. Although the usuabra of Beasts is larger, thus are not many chides qualities, eonsequeally, these maintain their prime; but inferior are lower, and several remain unsold. We are only node/Maly supplied with Sheep, sufficient, however, foe the demand. Pewee are about the mum a on Moeda,. Geed Calves are sold ea well as of lets, bat wad* is dell for inferior. Pros Germany and Hollead there are 1660 Boasts, 010 Sheep, 179 Calves, and 12 Pip; 320 Beasts from ilidlead. sad 95 wallah Cows from the Howe Vomits& Par lam of ad.a. d. I Par dose at Dim a. d. a. d. Rea DM% Mani.. 3 3 4 find Dna . Ilf..bda. 68 0 0 0 DM 3 4 I IDA lawaools . 3 3 8 ilaiosi Dampla.... 26 $ Do. do. (Mora 0 0 0 Oahu .......... ...... 28 4 I Zan and woad quillly 2 3 2 Pits —. .. —...— 8 8 4 Do. do. Ohara 0 0 0 Deal Dm t Naltbrob 310 4 lambs MD Dro 46 p at mutat, LUC Mop sad Lambs. MO ; Calm 301 ; . 6. Tile. GREAT BALE AT TUE BRITANNIA BRIDGE -Mesa Straits, Thunday.—The sale of the immense mr. plus materials of the Britannia-bridge, and which is being attended by a very largo number of buyers and bidders from all part, commeamd on Tuesday morning, amide( a storm of wind and rein sash as has not been whitened in the legality for years; pest The spring tide we* raised by the i r to a• unwind height, over fl owing the beaks of the Wen and the spray wee carried by the corm in me ineement oud bo men th the erase of the bridge. It was some time before the ighsidenc• of the waters enabled the wearers to occupy tfe around, but soon after the 'maims emuneased with greet spirit, the articles realising fair prime, aad maiming of mamma bulks and quantities of Umber workshop, offices, sets of steps, fire engines, sad hoe by tomoa toms, The first day's sale soosisted of 268 tote. Yesterday (Wed nesday), the mond day's male, there wee a very good attend ance, and the pima were better than en the previous day. Them were 260 lots, consisting of the 10.inck ropes and from 100 to 200 fathoms PM, assenifsetand ex pressly for the Midge by Loadon sad Liverpool makers. Tome were several of Carter sad Wishes's life buoys, anchors of from 6 to 15 wt., cable stoppers, aspemaa, boat., and hundredweights of Maim. The premeds of each day's sale ere estimatM at upward, of a thousand pouads. To day (Thursday) and to-morrow the most valuable ertieles, mobs the bydraulio prestos, libidos, itc., will be brought under the hammer by Mean. Chortos, of Chester, the suet's:wen The ale is one of the largest of materials that him plebs* ever takea place in this mammy. Alf INTERRSTING ANTIQUARIAN DIM:IOVMM has - - - - juri;«,;;.ll•7;ili•siturdi of Prosily, afar Toothy. This edillse Is now ssaliargoing muse .smeary repairs, and ft woo fund nutabite to remove the plastering free the hawk/ of the was, whoa it waa disavowed that • simpler pattern, of a star &ape. had Data paissmi throughout the interior of the oisseh. This lad to • further szsailsatios, and the malt wet, that, shoe tesooehig several sets of Astor, moist palsgsp la ell, of agaves dad I. wisp sill armour, mein found deOeftwed on the walls. They wove is osospiete preeuvation, sad appeared of the date of the twelfth or thirties* toostswy, I• was futile, foiled that two pies' of seialptsvad seise, diesevered is the bride of fersted part of • h•adases, though mutilated, shaft of • most sew staading is the elstrohyard at Basally. The in seriptios oa the state ass peefesdy legible. sad sepias of it sad the moral pandas have Ism east to an satiquariaa for shisidation. A Noatioratt AND A Casarter.—Shortly after the Strainer same, bei pat to era Nst Saturday, with a large Basher of eabia pannagars, a tall, powerful an beanie sow spawns by ble mum et Maim to every Me ea may 'Olen asi pelitelag the mat Beam teweals esinleg. am hd sappers& assarei pen hefty lellempiewagen aad .emit a sa d derable tads maist Na is the gairtar ßs ZAhahl forth in ski =Lend shunts site. all the hada smatry, sad, ast ratan abladsg tits art.. mini is a body. anaiking may by isiam—imay who are wrier heard of a. pubis ass—ha then einasaml Is. sank ea the wastry sesames a Ayrshire, sail ine la the sot of mina • itentaiaan of large property, mar Oriemen whoa _ Lord who ma at also diens% maid up to his, said 1111 hi. " Bir, I desire yea will not abets that gnaw man ith• le • hind et lam " bat the bare a Mirq pail so ineniaa. lb Wang igen aid, " That piathima a Mimi a ales; sad, mire yea Wand, deist ism yam shwy yen will repeat the soneettneness." Sat Os at. die me* dunk's& Yelaspe, Ma heighten& dm anti hoe di en mama await. win eiamonesi. has use stepped by Lai Paralegh, imam Ski eirass nein of liberty isailite la low eat warrhens awry represtable mesa who has property. I Mile sentimed you that the goademaa asmat was a Mend of air, rad yea etill nada is year abase of Ida,--seiehe Oak sad, with the soak the aasstrat here of as in Me wes Sat oa the dick, Mare be 114 terst lam • vaster el as lour. TM Mali that Mama - was sedan I -Leal itentlegh, witless mkt( a mad, waked heat ta wine he had boon Won la Mari his Mead% wino anlisniet ; sad, for fin admiter at nest. act a ward was maim by say aas.l the panangere l el i miesi WM they, sad es MAT was tbseltanwinat RAILWAYS. TM/ DAY, Two O'CLOCIL The share market is rather doll to-day, with a slight tendency to I.wer prices, though no more tan gible reason is to be assigned than the flatness which prevails in the other department. of the Stock Ex change. The business going forward is not so eaten- IliVe Of varied as that of yesterday. Midlands hays declined to 411; Caledonians to 10. 2.20 . %= . 7 Y totday tip to 1 dc ises. lie Ili le 1 olla. II Si . i 1 PI U U 7 4 IA sa• s 7 pa. 111 II lei i N 171 10 1 10i 3 I 18 17 2? p dim I I 11 64 111 ttla l o pet 4 4 ra ;t 14 20 U 26 1: ll 10 1 1126 1 336 U 3 Pa 242 343 73 724 3 41 Oh f 6 IS ie N $l4 ii 4 II 64 944 49 SO li iie dim. If 1 1 f 14 AL iii iii r ,I Pia 84 U lii 187 N 1 101 37 if 07 GO n He 211 24i 11 1121 2 poi 31 2 2i S. 1 pm. 0 70 Li IS 11& 1114 Ifi du. te at pa, 12 14 41 41 db. 24 r lie 111 3I die 43 421 23 21i dia 31 23 123 138 19 30 16 14 db. 164 164 4i 41 7 t 74 t4 ll 126 3 ill / 4 14 pa. 774 ' l l poi 11 I 1 13 6 SI Me. 9 I 11 13 6 8 8 1 : I I I de I 14 els 13 IS II 13 4 34 612 20 sof, 21 26 4e 31 die • 7 din 4 • SO U 43 44 Ilium Ran•waTa Aterdma D.O. Pr. hooka 2..1 'Ws 14 ;Eta — Tit I =il ltoi rldw., e ir e l uer..ta .- 1•41 mow••. Do. Mna.WdvAllber WA* Ds. Preggiais — Chaim sad ildrhied DOUsual IN itube.. DeASIS IL a I Da M. gastsra.o • p.Tht::: Do. Slat P. at, re. Da do. Na! DA N. & anti yee D. Iron Pr. &erre treks. ear A (late E. U. Ob.) Da ease m a t ed C ditto Do. A u Leta. • p. Ct.) art ftetuneamn.guar:ii pkt Ildrborgta sad theepow . Erre sad arbour ... mtilares,A.Deknod dans, B, Do. per Cent Pref.. at llouth.and West.(lre.) Groot Keith of Engbad... Do. New Ell Hull sad Selby Lemma and Carlisle ... Liamides sod Yorkshire New (pa." p. Ct.) Do. Wool lading links Leads sod Itradlord Leads sod Think Do. Prof. 6 p. Ct. No. I Ditto Ditto .. 2 Dltto Ditto... 3 Da erd. Quattors,lll4B London sad Bloawall Loa.. Prlgteera.& &Cosa Do. New read Da b p. p. CC .. Things Do. PreL Cia liti all Cent... . Da *ant. 6 p.0.,1532 Leads& mod Greenwich-. Woks & North..Westsrs Do. do. Now i scans... Do.flo (C) Lod= & South-Wotan Do. New, E3O .„ Do. New, E4O Do. New Preemies ... Lowestoft Guar.4pseCent. Maiel.,ltur.,and &Wok Iloneh.,Shef ,&Lissolisb. Do. e sham, Na Do. New SIO Pei De. Mon. a Unsterile" rler.dDo. EN shores Do. liirta sad Dna Dorby... xe :mm.11.68. Sp.°. Do. New SAL.. Do. thane. 14 pa Cl. 'North Bridal Korth Gibed, Wiso., & Rolm. Proles sad Bera e e>l (41) 11&81 mod " Illopesili Branda deottlik OMNI him * a.., Cho • Da, New Gionnewid... and Chador Do. Dew D.... 647 Pia dee* UAW» & Dee AWL, ketlikkole Gear. 6 per Ogee a Taw Vele Kansa= Watarturd god Klikeway— Weer Valley, p. Ct. pa. Mae Dino Watt lead= WillkliouirreeoeW . 67l6 . • Ireeweesue &Soviet De. LL (Vat& News& De.O.N.E.r smeared De. Ma York weel Ranh &filial nelesse lawmen. IT lie 1 1 it II le S _4 Si fie f 4Ca I=ieVl A lslis (Ms Ind= int ANA/6 . --: rams (Worm) _ 14 1 4 41s. Pal PST l /1 4. I I 1:0 45 Omit bibs Massa... I Do. eo Moser awl Uses atom! Dordesaz ~~~ irri; sTie 877 - I.bnii 11 . / . ‘ses and .. llaws .„ 4 5 :1 clts 3 104 10i m. IM limn awl Maw LIVERPOOL, Novesebor 21. rh009.-Becrnencen.—The market opened firstly to-day, but detained a little before noon. Salsa: Aberdeen 111— Cakdoutan. 101 —BastLuteasbire, 91—Ditto (pref. lane), 71—Great Nwthero, 141 —Liatuabire and Yorkshire Consoli dated, 491 1 11 I—Ditto (Blth shares), 71 9-18 d.—Ditto ififtbsltarse, W.R. 81 d.—Laneaster and Preston, 221 p. Ditto (I sham, issued at £l2los. d.), 2/1 p.—Ditte (1 shares, tossed it £4l4e. d.), 184—Liverpool, Crosby, sad BoethLort, 2I 41—Landes and North Western, 1199 20 e.—Ditto new 1 shares), 2 1 p.--Maneheet.r, and Uneoln, / —Ditto (prat skirts), 91—Ditto (z 6 um/ pod), 1 p.— Midland, 421—Ditto (halt shares), 219 d.-South Rsatern and Dome, 201--York, Newcastle, and Berwick (pr f., sapsid up), 4 1-16 d.—York and North Midland, 231 Paris rtad Botta, 241. MANCHRthER, Novembor 21. STOCK Excesaxon.—Prices eonthss• flees, gad, in INN of the favourite stocks, ere still resin. Sheffield@ opened at 22, end were done at se high ea 2311 ; end therm was a brisk demand, sad a considerable amount of beslnsee effected. LEEDS, Noverrobar 21. Broca Emmamos.—Timm has bees as lambast* murk* this morning, though the quotations is the sales effected do am vary materially from those of yesterday. Bales: East Leseashire, 911.—Lee& Flf h., 71 dia—Sherffeld, Rother ham, and Gemie, 184.—North Westerns, 131 die. BIRMINGHAM, Noveinbfr 21. 81 . 00 Z EICHANOIL—Mikr• wa again ft marked 1016 1 6 6,9 - seat in this market to-day, lurchuere for lavistawat in railways gradually tecreaateg. Bifilldftital dad /4 6, Volleys were doe* at 101; Beektagbetasbtria at 171; Meth Staffords at 91 die. ; Shrewsbury sad Birmitighsa stl at 61, ei, 61, 6641 6 di. ; sad B. at 61, di, add 6 di. TALLOW .MARKET...-SlUil DAT. Tim Few. rosafwavw7 doll st tin saaszed grandma. Teen. assajdssabSalsquiry for delivery la the V i Tan Tallow la worth Xis. ed.; Pianists( es Dec M. ea. ; the )sar, 375. Jas., TA, •oil WU* M. U. COTTON MABBET.—HAvio. Nov. 21. At ilta *Sea warket to-day boas= a..plum rtao• oated.ia the donor of OM.. [avowable or unfavourable adviser.= to 2 teeiciek ably 62 bale& Priem woad ..lly . Vas ordimino_, New Orissa., 117 f. 60.. Arrived, * Gersardo, hut Now York, with 2,409 ham efeselsa. 1 . 3 ,j 1 pE:o to [THREEPENCE. LACASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE. A meeting of the holders of fifth-sbares of this coin rtay was bald yesterday afternoon, at the Freemasons' Tants, Great Quea•street, for the purges' of hearing a statement et the negotiations between , he general board of direeton sad the ODlMllattlt• appointed by the holdirs of fifth shares to wan* ever their interests. Mr. VANCE oceupted the chew. He proceeded to expiate to the muting the circumstances under which the committee had considered it expedient to call them together. At a meeting, held early is September last ,it was agreed that the claims of the fifth.sharsholden should be settled, and for that pupae he himself and a few others were nominated as a Committee to treat with the board of directors on the subject, and a etiolation was passed, by which the director, were requested to call a meeting on or before the lit of No vember, to communicate the result of the negotiations. The first difficulty the committee had found, wu an Gbjee. don ea the part of the board to treat with them, in cones queue of the castanets of a legal doubt as to the validity of Moir own eludes. A asw board was, however, legally con stituted, and a deputation from its member, appointed to treat with them. After various futile attempts to procure a MN favourable cennourtnise, the committee of the directors proposed that the 101. paid on the fifth abates should be capitalised at 9/. ; that they should receive dividends at the rate of 4 per sent. from the Ist of January next, and that all wears of dividend should be elven up. This was agreed to, with the provision that the It. 10s. already called should not be enforced so long as the company cantle mew or borrow the mortgages at 4 pt rant.—the filth share. holden to have rateable dividends as soon as the company should have paid 4 per cent. for two consecutive half yeses. This arrangement, far leas satisfactory than they had ex pected, was considered to be completed ; b u t, to their utter astonishment, they heard nothing more on the subject officially, excepting that when they had written to the di ms:ton to call the meeting appointed to be hold before the Ist el November, when the emit Otto negotiation wu to be made known to the shareholders., the law-agent of the baud informed them, according to Instructions, that, u the ne gotiations had led to no rush, the dir.ctors cooceived the spirit of the resolution to be that no special meeting ehould be called. The call of 11. 10s. per share was appointed by the directors to be made on the 5M December, so that twenty were they deprived of their dividends, but they were called upon for more money to pay off their mortgages, and that without receiving a puny in return. He thouget, therefore, that they were bound to take steps to prevent this cell heing made, The board had a reserve fund of more than 18,0001., sad, instead of pub,' them out lilt, they took opinions of counsel upon the master, and one of the directors had said to p. h imuetsh aut in e p y o m i g g h : h a a. fifthe rel s it:L e t h h Q e money T in ho Ps oli yi a n ir g m la Z then alluded to such suits as were going on in Chancery, and, as the present subject of dispute must also be decided, they had engaged the services of /drum Johnson and Weatherall to conduct their Me. Trey had, however, given the proper notices for an application to parliament to explain and amend the act relating to the filth shareholders, by which he hoped the delay and expense of trying their case is Chancery would be ay.ided, and a more certain means of obtaining Jager* afforded to them. (Applause.) Mr. SCOTT, who acted as secretary, then read the official letters, which related to thole attempts at negotiation, and expatiated upon the false position in which they had been pined by the conduct of the directors. Mr. COATES, a member of the committee, after a few preliminary remarks, proposed a series of resolutions, which were to the following effect: " That the rejection by the board of the terms of compro mise entered into between the committee appointed by themselves and the committee of the fifth shareholders, and their determination to lavish the fonds of the sampan, in li:igation, are an open violation of the wishes of the propri etors expressed in the resolution of 4:h September last, are iejurious to the company, and oppressive to the fieh.share. holden. That the coostruction put upon the constitution of the fifth-shareholders are incompatible with the avowed icteni ions of the company at the time of their creation, and with the language of the act of parliament under which the shame were created. That, in order to prevent the cunfis ninon of more than a million of money, contributed oy the fiftb•shartholders towards the tuuds of the company. this meeting approves of the following COl.lllO of proceeding, namely—That the adjourned meeting of shareholders ordered by the resells' ion of the 4th September be required to be convened. That the payment of the cal of 11. 10s , now made en the 6th of December, should be re elated. That this meeting approves of the application made to the Court of Chancery to restrain the payment of any further demands to the company at large until the claims of the filth shareholders are adjusted and their dividends m etered. That all other necessary proceedings be adopted. That application be made to the legiasture for redress, and that subecriptiocs be forthwith received for the payment of the cemetery expenees." Mr. KNOWLES seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously —A vote of thanks to the chat:min terminated the proceedings. MARYPORT AND CARLISLE RAILWAY. Oa Wednesday, as extraordinary meeting of the shareholders in this company .00k place, at klaryport, when, after a long and stormy discuuion, the following raniletions were adopted unanimously;— "That the report of the Committee of Investigation be revived. And that, in pursuance of the recommendation therein contained, and by Thum of the act of 1813 (6 bt 7 Vie., cap. 70), empowering the company to Taira the capital sum of 117,9461, which power has already been exercised to the extent of 34,0251., there be now raised the further sum of 83,9211. by into of char, s of the value or denomination of 121. 10s. each, such shares to entitle the holders thereof to a prior or preferential dividend of 41. per cent. per ►nnum Info s the now existing share capital of the comps ny ; and to be convertible into ordinary stuck of the company at the option of the brides". And that such preferential stares be allotted at par to thew. narties who have 'inscribed or AO subscribe for the same." _ " inlet application be made to parliament in the ensuing ✓avioli for an act to authorise the re-issue of fo7S forteited 601. shares of the original stock of the company, on such terms as a general na , sting of the company shall direct; 'leo to authorise the company to raise by issue of shares of snob denomination and on such terms as a general meeting shall direct, or by mortgage, the further capital sum hot exceeding 60,0001. for the purpoe of covering the execs of debenture or loan note and fl.ating debt already incurred. To authorise the reduction of the board of directors to any number not exceeding seven. To empower the company to take sp additional lend at Maryport for increased terminal accommodation there. To mak,: en extension of the line at Carlisle, for the purpose of going into the Citadel Station. And for such other powers as may be found requisits." That Messrs. George Saul. Gilfrid W. Hutley, and George Hill Hominy, be elected directors of the Cork any in the room of Memo. George Cowan, Robert Conan, and Thomas Coslthard Heysham, now retiring by rotation." "That the board of directors having assented to the appointment of a more limits ! directory under the vwers of the proposed new act, they be ri quested now to delegate to a special executive committee, to consist of Messrs. Sen. house, Dykes, Harrison, Saul, Hartley, Moonset?, and Ostle, the interim direction and management of the company, until the powers of the new act shall come into operation; upon which event it is to be understood that the whole ■re to resign, ma the directory to be reconstructed according to the new set.• WINDINO-UF THE OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND enemas ruction ItAltwar.—Yesterday, at 12 o'clock, the settlement of the affairs of this company was opened before lee Honour Bir George Rose. From the report of Mr. Tailwind, the official manager, it appeared that the public applications for shares on this lie. amounted to 204,0001. Oat of the share capital of 100,000 shares, only 41,770 were allotted, which included 10,660 to the minthen of the committee of management, but deposits to the amount only of 16,0001. were paid, the greeter part of which was spent in preliminary expenses. Anther/et the books and papers of the company has been found a document called '• a otheme," in which the " eeeee tee" to be allotted among 107 of the proeidonalosenneittee were put down at 160 shares each ; for 16 of the managing committee, 600 shares ; chief promoters, 3,000; and a special " reserve from the public " of 30,000 shares. It is new sought by the official manager to charge each of the provisional and managing cenimittet for payment of the deposit on as many of these shares as they appropriated to themselves by this scheme, wish* it appears was entered in the minutes, and acted on by the committee of management, the Initials of whose names it bears. A re solution was passed, Halting the number of the first allot ment to 100 shares, and stating that 150 should be reserved. Mr. Cairns, counsel for the official manager, eonteeded w.on these grounds that Mr. Peter Morrison, chairman of the allotment committee, and who allotted these skarn to him self and among his 00-direetore, ought to be held liable. His Honour, after hearing the evidence, and Intimating that it made oat a strong cue for making that gateman liable, said he Would take time to consider. The that of the list contains the Comes of about 200 pewee who paid the depo sit end signed the deed, or of shares not included in it. onit ai ld r the termer. the Rem anomie The °Metal manager, on be o the sha l aingd m , santende th at the ' reserves of shares" wee afar, lad that no atiaaploita allotment was oonsequently mr souk. sou PASTERN RAILWAY.—ASHFORD AND HAS. TINGS BIANCIE.—A great number of men are now employed la removing the slip ear the Mount Pleasant tunnel, which has been the cam of the delay in opening thin Ha. It is expested that the whole of the e:ip will be removed, the tat- relsdd, dad the tine open for traffic in the course of three weeks, with erdiesey weather. HoLTHWAD.—RAILWAY ErTNNSlON.—Application will be made hi parliament next sesaion;for an set to authorise the easetrutiou or extension of a railway km the tandem et the Chester and Holyhead railway tp the pier in the har- Mar of Holyhead ; and the customary aides ere in "wee wripahlication. 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