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

- 1' V .- a c-Le---e_o• Ttt 47xprt LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1850. [THREEPENCE. notic:d in K....... 1//i'w. / ,- .w• A / 0 42- 2 • I so .......„.------..-..- NO. 1,341.1 1 R AND ALL OTHER STOVES.- lensll/.. A. or WS STOCK id MOIST= sal TIE Inui--,- ; ,...- - rim i est is the embl. is hi '"' 4 " -- j eerier ead www oak h= sir iseell Is Ai ri2iAtlea. be SS Ma; ditto, MS made smenZa l re= v n„,,, Li Mato 111 11a; lbenoad reemse, ammo% sem hail& w ' ...„ ern. .. Sr SI.; Steel Pads& Wain 11". ft al; MS h ie p ... :,. 'il Allete otwaseuts, hos OM* t 7 75.; liarli .hum , - .1. - ' ert to Si 4a. Ilyteesteee imi ease Saab* Welaag IWO iii ,,;,„ th' sd idtelmlMllooo,ll3 I. they • TILERT, WAREANTED.-Thu mot varied po .ib Cerement efItARLZ CIITLZRT he Se weelkoll salmi objes , ..," ad wsmated. 6 amp same a SUMAS S. at rivet MA Onardesereet, mesa el Mammensarest. MI Wheal "- . Newmasisieet. It pram then am eumaimadwomzedz Tbe i V i• • 1 .,. ef the of the sellea SIMS we Owe, withZ iam eMeMiao. lee. gar Mors; dam" le me* we MI 1 „ .• :. Wass. lager dem Wm; sememigia M. per tiargot pads . 0 4 a Met tr 0.1101114 le Ille. per Mows: 11 Malmo. their ~,,,., hem 461. - ; Mae MS Ida W t~ ime Sr liof dol ti t bona '" b e et., is. • esswro k Ss. per pia Melt has 1•06 MIL; abbeemb. bees la ma. e a u , riatissi . rank ei MIMI= ham sea MM. Salem adellar pie, old it the am pissed IlithelMilt. to eslelms Moo slow poollo 111 .....mie of vises poshease. Mama ha. et the lent mar% the si d : al prim Writ Mawr& Sr Mine Ole makillimant lm am Mem 111 ` ~ ...bread re Ora • m./ el soriby. their MD r!., reamed ler foam salsa set spewed of. erewited eta =lng. es mil se of way bee. Sr " ) ODOM mom'l ' . r ti . ;17..11 s. str oats Rapes ad Dertes) *OXFORD- They r rant sarser ef Iliewsnmereet; tai Ilial.flAWMAß-SHOWT. Nary Meablabsi Is Welearea. Ine. l' . is WARMTH sad VENTILATI O N COMBINED. ea he eg COROT'S PATOIS FORS WAMISSIM TINTILATD I O M 1 ~. AM to ere the meet allative oral_ e r r the mak. to d e w e..aeemet.. esmisimessr=segiritieeet was II y ,cee whet bet. Pi 61.; MS . othilml epee Ire Ss 'Mori err, emilisairg leirw rewash the iimerier i rZe et area, mi womb. It he he MS snot,. thereby ali • esidaneee seam of pore mom dr. beam 17 . ,..• - ..pone. toreresM as speileetion es J.R. DOWIOI4, HI Oz. p.m "g,,:..osse. whim It nay la ma leoperedes. those RI ..- BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-ROWLANDIP MACAS- C H of a nds e OIL MM.= Rs hammis psalm ale Se gores, 6 , 0 , 4 , it, heada mmi ewitshee the befir Is M elleri ng =lo l , in souri l 4 2 aafira E r 4 S hem insgenil a ethelmes Ns geseseas el besiby tins silemb sal Plea id sem rebadiera to Se Iseml el alla Is the es ge be ..,....s el Wiehern. eyeawmp and lessailes, It Ile aim mathar .x a h ,a , Mealathe operetler For wren It Is asestafa ram. t , b i Ilk weed, se Se Woof • WNW less of lir mi, re Pasch- emu ha ..r.e mot= snob sememery...-Felse S. Net 7 ‘l_ lllllll l 1110. ~..... (meet to arer a=k, the imil denhhelliet ibis ma ya Sala 1 1 ,!. ..-The geemies N. the wale "DirsanoM Nmesee said .. sirs. is are Roes m the memer.-111ehl hy them. et 111. mod II 11 se tomrdes. Lease. god Mall ehemble sod mellemes Pt Ile lb' FREEDON toss COUGH is 10 minable a ft er ass IL • bowed hy Dr. U3I3OCICII FULAWNIC wares . revue 2 sof r, i es. GI I, Cil= l. dad Des 2, PM: "The demand ~ p. pia • Ow , . sal I know er may pair "": sm. g,. t.". found werhesellsid Ms Illa me of Ms . Dr. 11 . 1 a aerit're fuln.oste Wane as _Same Mkt eta • apill awe of pied Ida k , Los. tooter, libil sit flowdese it its Waft smil Imp. To aspe 1 6 su s, sd yo bibs maim they me Isetemble M Manse sad env =reef ...,,,,..a r nina the voila Tireff_ Ms • Sem. !orb Abe Dr. ... a , t.. re lett IVENALI WAMOI. the best min= for Ilemsba is* Is r., . lA. ter, 2.. M., sad Ile. per bas -Am" Da Ma& emd Oe , 1.1.1 11 1,11....0..inn, rdereasee. lambea; sold by dl samilleine mama la le st is 0 ..- t TWENTY-FIVE TEARS' NERVOUSNESS, that . 11, Oentipatkw, misperse„ and Debility, from whisk I bed seem pegs ,e,,,,i root misery, sod wide hse medielneeould meow or relies, 147 , ., 26 4 ta...ea effecteally swot by DO RARRTIIIRSTALINTA ARABIC& e p..' , , in • very Sort tima-W. R. Roma Teal Anthony, Twit. so. -Word yew? away* weriernemen, Shinty, with g ayes, awl weiva. ter MIS my ans. W wished th= 11.16 el,. ~.., boor has silmenelly vemetial by DO BARRY'S abeam ft g.. ....seine rood lea wry ant tilea-lbra John W. rival!. 7 soda 1 . ~,,... brewer, Nora*." *These peers , esemthe sermastes s,,eas •..- . tnor in my neck and laS ers est emend Saar Mine DO bode slut fee.. nry wt miry sobenlb e bee WWI redisally NUMMI by DO U .10 I.' nr,... Ileantrtatorim hoil.-Aless. newt, Arslaseefei of don, ends. it. Aihterevn.''-tiold la eankeermotth SR insernordons, wibildng ~._, AI 1 ..t 2, 'Ai.; 7th., 51 as. M.; M., et lls. ; IS...at Us. Super, ...•1 . U Kr ed quality. lON, at Ur; lib, at 16.-DU SASSY setae., Ir. N. • rand...trees, LaMar-The le sad 12. be. avenge Mr A .Is. - -- .16 CMPIXTE PROTECTION against FOO, tam i ..1.11, and NIGHT AIL It both ems the heathy end the of 6 ~ a IS Ir• . ...vowel ta • mast seal, where i t . eopmedies pabi p • nnur neck smser sod Se boria is me , 6 ... 11/ t... .1 Int ( . 1 II ok end WILL I AMS' tid =th " Wi OSOAII mid ..,,i i.e. r • I rivet tk:' I UM, mde la embiesses Tanta AM Ha W llOll . ii - ,. ',. ' the Iretenteee, 10, Prisasslesa,liemoveregeere; sea reesil. 1.1 ' -• r and Herding, elemars, wrote a St. Prierwellawileyarl; W ,411111 . it.,40 and co., thendet• sad Sereeprille Dag., re, ilegest. the did of the principal ehrsOoto, beim millioses.lbajnomo. spa Vatted Kiegthes. Ike " Limy, elmsel, sad ellharts."-lamed. Ca I'IIR CATS PAW; or, POOR PU(S)SBY le " remit 1 ree 1•1.14C11, No. mt. rer Deember 14. Pei = de. 1 0 , Flemetreet ; sod sold by Sit lembeillere end neweram bar al • bb 1 Witt be ALMANACS.!! 144 I W be mantra so MONDAY, Deember UM, et: , Mal*asells ittertreeed by Jobs keels the LIAM Yeas IL, Illsemed 44.-Landos : Oese, ell, Flestaleat. 1114 Meese = . iit CHRISTMAS MOMS= OF HOUSEHOLD WOKS t h g irenak bee 1I 1 tr,HF.HOLD WO IIDS, coodacted by CHARLES L im MOIL = 1, 1 ;ass N era A be pthibilesieh bilarday Ibeeenter 21, being Llhal CIIIWITMAS UMBik. mama Lades : le, Wellimberarest bulb. IL Mem tit YILATra or MARMADUCIL IT MIA 110W1TT. ein aeil da ha T IIK LADIES' COMPANION. toe December 14. Wawa 4 ~..T•ie. the Sow, Leessildaly ilissaneed. Abe g _Chs. lIL of Maim L.'. two ester-The laity Chrialms. Part IL-The Feraterls ..060 11 I.•..:: ..War. Grabs lionesl--Fbrintdon In Pobt lam WS I Dias 1 .. +al 1.4. • ( beaters on liews, Sr cam. 'gy m ..• ....low is paldlebel weekly prise lel, stamped 41., sad Is l o w k '- .r l'erte. Part IL Yana essi, _peke la Ild Mims ..16tem . t.,e, 11, itouverleimest, sad p ow mad newsmen. Om Th Makes ...- Mama takirLETION OF TERDENNIS. rho „Lame Thu , day opallithed, Is two vela eve, pros 26a, Poi ~es 1 1 N N 1) E N N I S. lee glasem s • • w. a. Totems,. Author of "Vanity Vele," "The Great dos lOW. i . .In anood."Alrie., as, With Ithotratioss oo steel and Wood spi ~.3601 % Mot. tit ew Tort Mabry ood Rees, 11,11osvorireaset. tat as :•i ?fth 1 SAVINGS BANK.-bocausi or Ditto- of lessarkle ••L ••:U the quarterly meeting of Maws sod manages, h a lostadra t . n the 9.1 i met., the aseasi savemest laid below the , E e• . ~,, showed an iIIaOSOS in the amount of deposits during i ii , . Tones I. weir ending Nov, 20, 11160, of 8,180. 17e. 3d. v. Oise' ......16.80 • . I Lithos or THR SCOT= Cow. 1; r.-The Thetis . . eset. Wit ISelfeet ea liaterdsy sight, discovered, shoot .t I= ". . .*clerk on the following moram, was off Insdda, the he „Form .. 'thee sery hay at th e time, • Mfg enters her bow.. as -MM It, bell es lune, the Thetis stop, end then rrrrr sd her op Theme' USW. items but ism the way whisk - WAIL mails bed clo, they (11 K; , welard, sou s coll.stos took plow. The brig, which th = re , dto he the Lammas, frees the Clyde for Seats eyes and TI de trade • Resew, kid Iter bulwarks sad &families' from the lore. It ..111Most la.; throat of the re. rligiop to the Wake.% stanchtoo y ...03= ' *mad, e use.% away, end part of the swam board sad II 'l6 - I , l Hass , In, •,, the outade skin planks were damaged TM bow of se i go gress 16 ••• mar wee vutaiderably damaged, but se the is to water iii 01116 1110 I r , Pompano' toe, the se* °sly washed ate the first dive- It mil sad It. 11...ted freely. The inmost easetereatios al fr• 'that, spectelly on hoard the brig, sod the grew in. (1 h.. well *crew bled on board, including • poseespr who is 1 r %suet in • State of nudity. A hawser wee then me& il B e. 4 11, lets. U., Lavrita from the starboard bow of the Trial, bet le r it, •tad hiled the stile of the brig the hawser broke, sad se deo W. st. eed of. At it ass Sawed that the brig did cot go m g, 811, t et, shoat res. sent to easeim her oondition, and on its ler .• anvococl that the damage wee principally above the en Ss. 34 area Se. the crew manse, end what the Thetis aft it a I Nagy we .r.iteretood that the Lmaia woeld bear op for Mathew Ilb Le! tit Oressoak ler repass. The steamer had eel, Pro- d', OIL 6, 14 emceed se far se the Little Cambs. she& the haze of 4 .lsed kites gm of eseedrog desity .YU themes on tire a at. 13. 1 ...• . est egad set me half • Jaye length before them. The Lesbian slowed, till the mesa crept aloes at s smell's it kV ; M. hell me wag a buns.: Mt about 6A H. the It La elid .stly ashore, &ad, es the tide ewe neatly out, she g t ua . asea per, wittiest, however. seesiviet any other infer! ( bee that which bid Mos aLeeedy iii dried on her bows. By • 4 hy it was eisseewse that the Thetis wee sereend a a Idea W. - t..lm slow jefisreggen Lissy. co the earth bask of the Frith, t Ltt .eh the peeper emue of the vessel was at the moth . PM 11 ./. W Iv-het the sae» ell the fog away seem% for the 1 , itti!erit. Wks Mr. Stewart know his poems, he I I /MIA maaeth•telp dispatched a beet's maw with the wile. and 1) 'te li.ly of • sepses they roped their way into Draw 1 MOMS 1 " Most belt pest Melee the ship herself got off with , l• %d tide, std proceeded slowly to this plea. *its lying I able SS t , I. coma time, Sr. Me•wart tried the troy ege up the Cycle, 0,400 1 1 Let Imam wished Dalmals, sad the peg still continuing, be ranyeel nos In rased soy farther • and here • somber of 6 . Pl...nt. a elt...aberked, sad. band their way on root to Nia 41 '•er • .'eh jn.t difileolty, arriving at seven o'clock last tudit.-.4 4 in. 1,./ Gazette. I vINI•LING IN HAursniza.-About two years ....e. • pane of siodlen was exp-std in the Emma : I ' 'old •0 ito into towns, hiss shop .e a principal street wo ..1 co t law , and order all kinds of goods from Leaden 02 . 1 0 e . _., se.; LA., idirs, which they rapidly disused of. The shop 0:7 4 7.774 lk.l tark •Ins lime opened for business; and before per- ( age woo .4 . • • •• who Ltd entitled the goods felt so uneasy about pay. ~1 web if r a t... make again., or visit the toasty town to see ~ • tee patties awn, the wadies had bolted. The soon. meselliej: : tr. • went to work very artfully. TM Moen ordering the ld*' 1 •.'.• had marina headings, by which them place of had 14 . sewed known as some high-sounding and old.set&- a...., has.. The name they emoted was • very enintoos : e and in their business lettere they particularly requed. d s u,ggrees ". "• more par a should be sent Mao what were ordered, .. I " 11170 w people off that guard, and to show that their le . OW* ewes were therm's/tap respectable. The cares of them 4 .:.tor .", tut abort at Wattmeter, They have sow gm flifhP .I _ , nreted a mimosas is the south of Heals:id, sod peat `,' .^ "I persons have Men already vie' imbed. Mr r. Yoh 's GroLouic PaztrowsmoN.-The Newfoundland' ' ''',' rm. teas eseablishim the probability that the whoa IM Nisi* '''', b. Stag out a the COMA with • rapidity which OA aille . ' . • l . at so distant period, to materially affect, if sot a rty . '1 ‘...troy, msy of the best harbours on to ass or -- ;" ''.0 ,,, Md. A similar up. heaving has been aotic• d in zi `""'+t hr oereffly a astory. 4 ~..6.1 • 1 1.11°I. 6.70.11 THE EXHIBITION OF 1851. few weeks ego Mr. ..... H. Herne peopesei se trail Seam Meat Ibe lailbitisa bandies ; is Taroday males bee moo sere aatew-et pespie mentiai at tie Neelbik ease beau, Fetter * bees a prepeddes treat M. Essay Dirt, by whisk , nista " seatelbsta by ••••reelise, vttbeut izeeptios poselbly the tree* arva, digest. Wreathe, awl Monate tobjest, or miss of objects, in the labiblika—wady, • spieselbl May-day iabnuatiosal larbuldiljabil•• garbuid." _ _ chairman bolas explained that the raked wee to be aggregstioa of • multitude ef ionOisal wrestle, the prodnetioa of serrate artilean opyseisi le the meths' for their opines of his pregagna, Nistiodisi *sat that one beneficial rook of their Wows malt he that as hum dian, mensim, seasteat Essessi ben espies et the role and speinsas aligned wend be are to follow W epeaiy of the Pelage of lodasiry. A men enatiost la whin the fixemest eyeshoe, wNlet pothesing their resbases to enipete with the foreimer in in snake whisk they nannfaatared, expressed sensible' as,. *as • desk of the plea imenistely before then May of:paw& that se their mines nabd set all appear, the elery male bG seallosbely te him la shoo mats the pr lei me medial ; thstoasopently, wee if the malt were lasteses4 dam* of pads the trade at large wield an Om*, beasited, bee sly that isremate masimaust As kelbseal their emersi anatian A "rebel as.. rues *ebb nee wend Mee imeared. They maid ardsdy, was sell, eased se esn wish Frame in *a prise of the low elms of setae* Goren bat bilsi la that isheseL et tens sad tea* whisk noose • sale to their rink. The Omsk et iniarioy in whin they wen onployed wen in lomat se enable of • lamas atbeistmes to theasniin tit. wiemien that faked bat • antil mit *sleek ead minable. sad *at it maid berg awl onekled, by •am lry when few ens/ relatable moisymnn amid be obtain& Teen was SO Men why their psi of bags shin* an be ha pset* or why they set at 1M he ebb le oil flowers a "sot salsa shin as Mask asighbew seisse. The nen would sliew then is sohneipt ; hail is a posiest slows • he yeessisable as well m imolai they meld seamen The skewed wineel iota ere %Mar eiflVead sq pos* wheekit embleatisa o f kis obese ; awl alikensb webs was pastime& farther di" amiss sad weeddientiso. Elwrisicur. Nava.—Prom Dumfries we leant *it the sonembeioners have allotted that district 400 imperileial feet ; Loirmerar has politicised for additional space to the amount of MOO Net; the Boethempton ball less produced 'bout 601. ; - 4 Liverpool has the warrant to AU 3,600 of horizontal, rd 1,000 of vertical, tram. Of this 300 fist will be 01101 i. pled by the model of the &Wm, mad 300 fait by the ems of imports. An ingenious town's= of Dadley is engaged is wsattructiog a very canoes clock, which is intended for the gnat Exhibition of 1861 ; its chief poraliarity being the length of dm it nine without winding. The clock occupies mandleg only eight sopeificial imams ; the motive power only 381 b and yet the machinery is so nicely constrained that it will s take 426 days to ran it down. Camiguin = second I ,nd will make 613.440 revolutions, and the '47,226,600 vibrance@ in the above time. COURT OF ALDERMEN. Yesterday a court was held for the despatch of business. Upon the motion of Alderman Col:4'nd tko usual annual &solos of 200 gained& was toted to be distributed amongst ,poor widows of freemen of the City of London. rea NALITTINANCI OP CONVICT= PIISONIIOI, &c. Alderman lIINNBY rims to renew a niolion width es had auk la the last mayoralty, ten the appoint. met of • deputation to wait apes the Chancellor of the Exchequer, respecting the was of money pad by the City towards the maiatrnanco of eamvieted prisoners end for the prometios of felons. The emblem was. ha said, a very important me kr the considere d's el the Court of Aldermen. The deism were paying meaty du son of 6,0001. for time ppurvppoessesM, whilst, with the 'sorption of three other towns, cupola, Newcastle upon-Tyne, end Plymouth, the whale of England, Inked, Scotland, and Wake were allowed their expenses from ter Consolidated Fund of the empire. It might be as well to saki in what position the quid°, stud to the rabbi. ionnerly, and until • very must period, thus durges were bone by the respective juriedictioes testi& they pertained, whether counties, cities, or boroughs. Iu the year 1842 flit Robert Peel thought right to selisu the counties In the ex trnt of one half of these burdens, by piecing to that amount the charge up= tea Consolidated Faad ; and ia the year 1846, who iatrodacing kis ctlebretid Teri/FEW, he entirely ',tiered the counties by placing the whole amount open the consolidated fund, since which Was an ennui' yule had been taken In portiere's% for the some. (Hear.) In the last emu the following sums were voted for these purposes: tagland sad Wales 1E240.000 Ilessland 84,324 Ireland Iltaistonanos of prisoners formerly paid oat of rates Total 1323,933 Now the City of LosidosAnd the this, other towns alluded .o stood in a pusher position-1m not only paid for their own grimiest popula ion, but they ware also rolled upon to contribute pro rata fur the like charges in allow jurisdictions. The mom was by no means insignificant. Foe instance, taking the populatleas of the City at 160,100 perms, the shims paid 184th put of the half Mhos sled*, or 3,0001. par ' annum for wimiaals la Yorkshire or Carswell, Indere& dandy of ha owe proper quota. The game regulation applied to the people of Plymouth, Liverpool, sad Nemo tto-speseTru, and it was evident that on. of two memo mut be adopted. The citizens must either have as saw &nee from the hall million ansually voted by pediment cm consideraties of mill their own Charges, Or they nod be Included with all other cities, boroughs, and ounntios, sal be allowed for the like charges by Us nuked ambeigeer. ' (War, hew.) It was right to observe, that Mee the de , pelletioa welted upon the Chusellor of the Enelsequer, the Me was thee plated sod Laid before parliament, and the right hon. isallenlna sell that he had not sufficient time to snake himself Itallg aesposinted with the circumstances, bet be obeitted dot do Whole question required consideration and Sainennnt s end he stated that he would take an early to sealer with his colleagee, Sir Gawp with a view to a more equitable arrangements tbe of the claim of the City was indeed so *gale. Tbst to enter more filly into detakwas quits ememen. It had been arced that the relief manly Latinist kg Se egdssltaral districts, as partly • est-et tor the mad of Me amiss ea eons ; hat no ODD would sego that Mg gloms es lisoubseter, Leeds, Birsianhans, Rail, ittogroot , sod inane oraelienseing emu, could be teemed ageiselturaL It wee, indeed, mat probable. tau to assert the obis was all that was nnqq a to hays it bameelia'slyassodod to. (am, hear.) Alderman Eirlue Ma moved," That • depu tation, eargatiag of Alderman IA P., Alders= Wibee, Alderman Challis, sad Ideate he appointed to to Gosh, with hoe Idaiseteagreensent, sod to takes sash . MIMS b! domed apeoliest." Aldeenti; THOMPSON oboTO - illi the =stint Alimsa HOOPER said the iremles Wel Ow it tooromplatib SO th * li t low Sitio." Mid peesentw as the stoat eligible edema Et dgersedp Isksieg it hewed ea par- Waist mean twos sem•imes is epeeetima. (Near, beer.) Alarms MDR= sell elseQt Widow bad rives his @plebs the& fle deist we led. emit that the shims, wove moat fairly *added te It. Adenoma HOOPHIL—it Mee so deeds whatever that we are aubjested to the dew leseeme we Lam been artistic la Locking due our ores iststesie, sad I have no desist that loveraissat is. have no peeteme for resiedag rash • olds. (Hear, beer.) Attar a few words from Alderson Halms, who *proved ettha sedien, and raid that Alderman Sidney wet entitled to the thesis of hie fellow 'insane for Irving brought ft for ward, the repetition was agreed to aziaisoostly, and the Lord Mayor at once coneented to join the deputation to the Chancellor of the Rashequer. It ass referred to the committoe of privileges to examine the records with reference to the courts of hustings, which it wee believed were capable of being made useful to the expo ration es wane for the registration of buildings, La, het which were at present Wailed at so an devil appendage and incambrancie to the municipality.—Adjourned. DEATH OP LIAM:COLONEL THORNHILL, LATE littithos —This Atom, who formerly served in the 7th Boners, died ore the 9th inmost is Donevbize. He served with his regiment is the Penionla, and bad received the silver war medal for the cavalry aglow at liaisons sad Be ' and for the battles of Unless sad Toulouse. The lets Lient Coloael Thornhill also served et Wats:too. FATAL ACCIDENT IN BRISTOL HARBOUR.—THIER Mast Dnownins—Jut befogs two o'clock this (Wednesday) afternoon, • esainetioly easettrophe happened is the dealing harbour, nem the Ms:dyke-slip, by whir& three men lost their lives, and the existomes of a fourth is plead is roost &table premises/um At the time named a beeit,*oetia les 18 labourers employed is MUM. Howsll's timber yard, wee crossing from the slip at the Plum of Natters' tavern to the yard, conveying the men from their diner to resume their work. Whoa reboot the middle of the water, it is stated that one of the detweesd, John Palma, reddenly rose from his met, end is es deliW sawed the boat, to larch so feaeh that she almost insataftaly nod with wear, the whole of the men being latently immersed. An alarm was mind, and boats from seatipose slips pot of to their sodatease, tit before they amid pt op, tape the men had steak to n.e no loon aim The mbar were ma veyed to land, sad, with the thasinkies of care, have sustained no iejury legged a wetting. The bodies of the deceased were picked out of the river in the mune of the aftentoms, ty tithe of grappling-from An inquest on the bodies is to be held by J. B. (Maim, Bet, eoroosr. IRELAND. TUB LIMERICK ELECTION. Dosuir. Dn. 11. The elation of aremmentative for the conoty of Limerick, in the place of the late Mr. Samuel Dickson, commenced yesterday. The some on the occasion was exciting in the extreme, and the popular enthu siasm has been roused to a derse never, perhaps, equalled before at an amnion in Limerick. A large military and constabulary force was marshalled out side the °port-honer, to the great vexation of the people, who felt that, however high the excitement might ham run, there was no danger whatever of outrage resulting, or any 000ssion for such an effort to intimidate them. Within the court, which was crowded to auffosation„ the noise and confusion were extreme, and the weaken on the landlord side found it nearly impossible to obtain a hearing. The High Sheriff presided ; and the usual formalities having been gone through, Mr.3Vyndhant Goold was pat be nomination by Sir yen de Yen, seconded by Mr. Belton Massey. Mr. Robert Maxwell then proposed Capt. Dickson, and Mr. Loyd, of Beechmont, seconded the nomina tion ; the speeches of these gentlemen, owing to the clamour which prevailed, being little mots than dumb show. Mr. Ryan, the Tenant League candidate, was then pat in a nomination, his sad saccadic being Catholic priests, thaßss. Mr. Hickey, P.P. of Doon, aid the Rev. Mr. Downes, P.P. of Klimaßock. The Rev. Dr. Bell, presbyterisa minister, the Rev. Mr. Kearney, of Westmeath, a Roman Catholic priest, the Rev. Mr. *Quaid, another priest, and Mr. Lucas, of the Tablet, were then formally put in nomination for the purpose of having an opportunity to mike speeches. The several candidates then soccer sively addressed the meeting. The speech of Mr. Geoid was scarcely audible ; that of Captain Dickson was chiefly directed against Mr. Geoid, which would seem to show that there is no likelihood of any mall tion in the landlord interest. The *rich of Mr. Ryan was received with the utmost enthusiasm ; and, on a show of hands being called for, it was de clared to be in his favosr. The poll szomosseoes this morning. The am of Captain Wynn against the *stints of Westmeath, for libel, terminated at length yesterday, in the discharge of the jury, without agreeing to a verdict. Tee jury, however, several times came into court, and declared that they were agreed on finding for the plaintiff, bot weld not agree as to the amount of damages, one juror holding out for only nominal damages, and the other eleven being, as it would appear, for substantial damages. The Lord Lieutenant last evening honoured Sir Philip Crampton with a visit to his Conversasions as President of the Zoological Society. His Rzoellency the Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to approve of Gerald Fitzgerald, Esq., being appointed a deputy lieutenant for the Queen'. County, in the room of Mr. Fitzpatrick, deceased. The Mayo meeting, to denounce Lord John Rua. mire "no popery manifesto," as it is called, came off yesterday, according to announcement. Mr. Moore, M.P., presided, and amongst those present were Mr. Ouseley Higgins, the other Mayo representative, Mr. Valentine O'Connor Blake, D.L., Mr. Mark Blake, D.L., Mr. F. Higgins, J.P., some others of the local gentry, and a great number of Roman catholic clergy. meta. Mr. Ouseley Higgins, M.P., proposed the first reaolation—viz. : _ That this mesting, representing the feelings isfitrans of 200,000 catholise in this county, view with en and Indignation • late letter from Lved John Bum to the Bishop of Durham, in which he a b uses his high station es first minister of the crown, fomenting religions animosities among her Majesty's subjects, and exciting against one portion of the inhabitants of the country the sectarian hate, the facade:hat, sad the fury of the other. He said. " I °outsider it is now inumbest on all catholic members—especially those who prefer their religion to party—that they should cordially unite and determine on some plan of action ' which will prove to Lord John Russell the mistake he bee made in thus outraging the faith of nine millions of her Majesty's subjects." Among the other resolutions which were adopted on the occasion wu the follow ing: That a memorial to her Majesty the Qema be prepared from her feittiful and loyal subjects is this country, praying her to lesson from her councils a minister in whom the pimple of Ireland have no cotfideam, and whom they no longer csa support with honour. SALES IN THE INCUMBERED ESTATES COURT. The sakes of land la the locumberd Estates Court yester day wen interesting. Toe court was crowded, and ha rose Instances the composition was remarkably brisk. It vriU hi observed that in tin man of two estate■ the laza proprieton berms the purchasers of considerable lota, at somewhat hialtoo of parch.... The first canto put up re that of Ashe, of Ashgrove, ia she county of Cork, which was disposed of is tho following lots:- Let 1.-Atjountod • the highest offer, 2,3001. for • net natal of 2091, being firmed inadequate. Lott.-Abu adjourned ; the rental befog 3461, and the highest offer only 3,2001. Lot 3.-Abo adjouniod ; the net *violated natal being 1231. 12s. 24 . sad the highest offer 1,3001 Lot 4.-144 sem yielding a net profit rent of 1271. 84. wan purchased by Mr. Henry Hudingo for 1,6501 Lot 6.-100 arose, yielding a net profit rent of 641., INS purchased by this some for 6501 Lot 6.-Adjourned; the bighest offer being only 1,6001 for a net profit nat of 1721.18 e. Id. Th• next property was that of J. Nettervillo Blake, sad is Millard in the counties of Meath and Dublin, senhnsing some Interesting historioal localities is the nary of Townley-ball ad 014 bridge, the scene of the boas of Boyne, and the famous ancient Mound of Dowth. Tho first lot ecateistod of the Drib demure, with 364 ma of load, pergolas 4041. 10s. annual rept, subject to a rest rants of 11. 9.., sad to an annuity of 26111., payable to Lord and Lady Nettervillo. It was parehased by the ammo, Mr. N. Blake, for 9,4001 The gale of the moor and third lots was adjograed, is consequence of the insufilciessy of the bidding*. Lot 4.-163 acres, yielding • rent of 2201. pm ram, solder to an inanity of 1001., payable se in the first lot, was alas pgrobrod by the owner, the amour being 2,6001. Lot 6.-14 aa.o, prodoeisg a set rent of 131. Si. 6d., we. knocked down to the lam purser, at 2601. j Lit &-916 sores, marks, 71. 7s. 9.1. per annum, we. purebred by Ms. Cana Laney, at 1901. Lot 7.-66 scree, precludes 81.24. 64. per =IUD, was parshrod by Mr. Thom.. M`Namara, foe 2061. The art property o ff end woo that of Mr. Frauds Synge, of Olosson ' in Caglethe toasty of Wicklow. Tlio first lot cossisied of tier pan la of sword on the sorb olds of Dahlia; the nal and astbarsd areal tales wr 4401, sad Mr. John Per la was declared the punimer, at 3.2001. Lot 2.-1,829 sans la the wary of Wicklow, predating an snarl eat prat rat of about 2701., was purebred by Mr. Traria Syngw, for 3,0601. Lot 3.-1,116 acres. la thre virility of Hardwood, in the rusty of Wicklow, predating • clear snarl rent of 4641.. I and viral at the anal sea of 1,1521.75. 94., wsa pur chased by Mr. Egatingo Clay, for 6,4601. Lot 4.-661 moo, p_rodostiso a net annual natal of 2851, re parrasod hy - Mr. Synge, at 3,4601. Lot 6 cosaistod of hogrpler lands, which antra 1,400 a. 3r. 4p. stater amasaro, of which Ma. it. 29p. to let from year to year, sad the romiader, Conning the beautiful dowsers of Gloamon, le in the power& of oho owner, se tenant nadir the Court of Chancery. It his bean valor at the annaal ma of 1,6191 114. id. iserladlng 2001., the esti mated antral value of dr batik: gm, its Tao quit rent googols to 241. 9s. 84., and the lands of Broom, Clonh, and Ballinalnacit, which are organ to head ream mount ing to WI. 14s. 24 , sad renewal Aso of 61 64.. payable oat of the laads of Cloud, oath* fall of each Ebb The emirs lot is subject to 301. 17s. 9d. tithe rent chary. Mr. F. Synge bid 16,0501., sad, than ring no oth er offer, was d 'stared the purchaser, the ram of parrs being 23 yarn on Grif fith • valuation. Lot 6, a plot of ground 'ln the town of Wicklow, was knocked down to W. sam puahaeor fa. 1101. The court than ram Arrnin TO MilliDZlL—On Friday evening, fie we of the outnibuses that run between Catleblaysey and the tendons et the Ulster railway was pro/media; towards this city, about three =les from Catleblayney, a shot was fired by wise person concealed as the road, or behind a wall or hedge, which took eat on the side of the driva's head, wounding his severely in a mamba of phases, the charge condition of ship awl large shot. Theft were Do passengen on the Weide of the omnibus, sad but one geminate inside, wise being alarmed at hearing the shot. got out end head Ilie driver wounded is the manes we have desenled. Re got up beside him, and rapport= him ss far as the nearest polies station, C le, where he ggaate the alarm. No tram of the anal= kaa yet been dyeorered. Guardian. TIM How/ %ONO COMMAND.—Major-General Jar vele, LH., ►er, we sackettead, accepted We emeallilit cod wilt prima as aooa is positais 4 Haag Hay. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL OXFOID, iii;:ii•l(i;i4;drYieli:i7.olo, COM° MOM. of Worcester Carp, was sleeted Bible Clerk of that ninety, end et the same time Mr. Thomas Bitherileld Math, Commoner, wee appointed trader Litwarias. CAMBRIDOZ, DEC. 11.—At a congregation holden this day the folioed/4g denies were etteferred :—M.A.: B.W. Andrews, Calm CoU. ; Jobs Johnsoe, Catharine Hall ; H. Murray, St. John's Cell.; I. W. Young, Si. Joba's Coll. LLB.: J. L. Alleys', Mardalen CoR • 8. T. Prestos, Trinity Hall. 8.A.: Joseph Wiglieworth, Bi. Johe's Coll. At the semi esegregadea the following graces passed the sesste:—To apiat the VienChaneellor, the Piddle Orator, Mr. Mould, of Carps. Christi Coll., Kr. Birkett, of Jesse Call., and Mr. Hopkins, °Mt-Catharines Hall, a eyedleate moonier with the Bond o' Health respecting the application of the PO' Health Act to the asininity ; to authorise the epithet of the prom to daily the etyma of making and priming a cetangete el th e YB6, in th e university bleary oat of the pens annuity fend. Clown BonoLutazic.—Mr. B. B Whyly, BA., of Trinity College has hoes this de the neeneful candidate for the above named Tax Aiwa Pane.—Tbe prise nine ease fa tore ran for the best may on Dom wableet of peso inathereatks, astronomy, or poker breath of natural phasesphy, eadopea to the sompstidcm of all pumas who have at say ti se bees admitted to a degree is this univenioy, has bees adjedged to Mr. Hobert Ninon, WA., Fellow of Bt. Jake's Cause. Subjects—. The theory of the keg feageallty of limes and Neptune ea the seer et dub 11•••• • assay will be orbited. Crane HALL—Mr. John Bell, B A., et Clue Hall, has been elected a Fellow of that society. PAPAL ACIORISBION.—Tbitie will be a 'segregation to. morrow (Tbareier), at 11 o'clock, whth the VienChaa. cellar will commissions to the Bthate ha Meismee moves to the addrom voted on the 14th of November. Rev. Y. Batt, to Wisgrave V., Backs ; value, 9111., with neWesa ; patros, Vioroaat Alford. J. G. Greeserced, 8.A., to ths Professorehip of Greek sod Latin, end Amami% sad Modern History, Owes's Collage, Manebtaisr. A. Sandman. MA , to the Professorship of Mathamatios sod Natural Philosophy, Ovren's College, Meashoster. Rev. F. Webb, to Bt. Luke C., Heywood, Lancashire. Dimon of Cheetar.—Proferearrots to the rase of Raral Dews : Tits Worehipfal H. Rorke*, Chancellor .of Chests.; the yes. J. Brooks, Ateltdomos of Livartwol; the Rev. H. J. Gassing, R of Wien; the Roy. C. Beeketh, R. of Noah Heel. ; the Rev. B Ashton , V. of Bayles ; the Ray. J. Jones, P. C. of St. Andrew's Liverpool ; ths Rev. J. Borders, V. of Rostherne ; the hay. R. Oneself, P. C. or !Bretton; the Yrs. I. Wood, Archdestos of Cheater; the Rec. C. A. Tharlow, R. of Halms (Higher Medisty); the Rev. C. K. Prosoot, R. of S capon ; the Rev. J. Thorny croft, Chaplain to the Berl of Stamford and Warringtos ; the EA,. R. Owllllm. P. C. of Ulventone ; and the Rec. B. Parkinvoo, P. C. of Sault Bose, Whitebait's. Deanery Itural.—Preeh;, dle:l'eterborongh, Rev. R. W.' Wake, deemed. Reetoey.—Coartionhall, Northauseenakire, die. Peter borough; value, 3001 ., with mim e .; patios, Lord Chaseellor ; Bey. R. W. Wake, deemed. Perpetual Carney —Llaadudno Carnamastsize dio. Bangor ; value. 1201. ; patron', Airohdesooe of Merieseth and Bishop of Bangor; Rev. J. L. William, reigned. NAVAL PosTsmocrrn, 11.—Th• Waterwitch, 8, Com nuttier Quin, arrived it Spithead to.dsy at mew, with the, mills from the Ctaat or Aides. Her data are Aso, titian, Oct 25, and Sierra Leone, Nov. 17. At the latter place she left the Hound, Dolphin, and Firefly. On the 14th Angmt the Waterwitah made an important capture, though there wag no slams on board. It wee that or the Pedro Grande, _, one of the Meet slavers on the west, and which it le known has made wren successful trips in the very farm of our ersiams. The capture was oely mad* by the Watorwitah after • sixteen hours' duo and • determined resistant*, die slaver &tog into the Waterwitcles beau; but, happily, without doing say hi jury. The Waterwiteh has made *even prises since sue has been out, one of which rrntained 864 deem Bhe brlap home • small freight, *cosigned to Mews. B. and B. Emanuel, the bullion merchants of Portsmouth and Ponies. lithe ako brings home Mr. Bdmonds, clerk, from Ike Island of Ascension, and Mr. Laurie, midshipmaa, left by the Bpy in charge of • prise. The squads= was ge nerally healthy, and the slave trade brisk.—The Pan to-. is to have 130 men. She is already rigged, and has was and tanks are in ; the latter are Lied. She was takes add the .sip hada tide sharneem—The Rope le ordered to be tried at the measured utile, to determine her comparative weed with two strews of different pitch. It to determined that her coal bunkers shell be altered, which will be done by her own engin•en.—The Phaeton, 60, Cap tain George Baton, bent stile this weenie& and was turned over from her bait, the Viotorieum.—The Sullied, dock yard lighter, sailed this morning with stores for the westward. —The Hercules, store-skip, Master Commander R. Yahoo, sided to-day for the outwit d. MILITARY. MILITARY MRWARDB.—The following general offiten in tle receipt of tbs rewards for dlolagaished ser• vices, are to receive an eddltiga of 1001. per sauna: Major- Generals Money, Ewan, Proctor, Sir F. Ceekbara, Parkin- Non, and Limellya DUICOVIINT OP AN EXTINIIIVII DISTIILIIIT IN A Bata' oues.—One of the largest Weenie mask dace the capture of the Globe-road Distillery was eland petaday by a body of the IL division of polio., led by Mosses. Bea jsmis, J. Bliley, sad Frederick Pergola, of die Initial Revenue department. The building in wide the Wow was made stands in George meet, Betkas esti has been used as • sugar house, and the oonpimapssthsl sal to carry en a branch of the apt redoing be As the **try was asespeoted, and the locality had bees well reconnoitred, the police were able to twos = ll O 7 l • forcible magnitude, Wring from the constrains of the priming. The peonage to the interior was by swam Womb ever • well of gnat depth. This was Wily ereessti, and in the boatmen( and first floor the most WU mate prawn were being oonducted. In the seller, which was without windows or any stature for the admission of light they Wood a brick beildiag, to be entered wily by a strong iron door. This having °Wrested the Ansa • keg time, was finally forted, end a well-constructed sad *apes. sive copper still in foU work was discoveeed. To get rid at once of waste and admit • comeavisication with the cosmos sewer was made by masa of • lied pipe. Some soncepties of the count of the censers may be formed fns the feet that one iron pan employed weighed several tens and took twelve men several bouts to remove it from its asap. The whole pleat of tubs, vats, peas, and other veal% wee then Dined and carried to the tubs warehouse in Bread-street ia several waggous. Two Germans Wad on the await, Named Belau sad Borscht, wore gives into wady. This building, it appears. had also bee& used as a harbour lot thieves. and six notorious burglars were taken coda it only a few months ego. It le • anions feet that while the caws were on the premises a noted thief was main his way to the plum with • pea of salaam in a task ; bet beer• lag of the tanweloome visitors, he left the (rock mod eill. tents and ran away. Aaother lot of thieves wales up at the time seised hold of the track for as purpose of seal. ing it, but in turning the cereu of • street they apses the pan of snoterese, upon +bleb Ahoy Wee took to their heels, leaving the track to be takes pusesion of by the pease, who had been observing casay how ea thief would, if an opportunity offered, rob thither. MATH IN THI TNAPOT,—By this help of Mr. Shun, we were enabled, in • recent war, to mow to en iajered public some of the ingredients of metropolitas milk—" London Genuine Particular." A eorrespondent now makes • farther roulettes of how oar engem are defiled when it is innocently apposed that a pens beverage is in mule of conecutloa. A short time sines," la's" " a triad of mine, a chemist is Maitakeeter, was aphid to for a quantity of French chalk, a epodes of tale in gas powder ; the party who purchased it used, regalarly, several pounds a week. Not bring en allele of usual Ba b in each quantity, my friend become carless to Wow to what we le could be applied: on asking the wholesale dealer she sap plitd him, he stated his belief that it wee used is tea (the kat prows of converting Mash MIS ate gtiS, ad that, within the lot month we two, he bad sold in Manchester upwards of a agora pea& of ft My friend, the chemist, thee natant( • series of eeperimests, and the .wait proved thus peat deal, if net all, the maws gran tea and in this gantry is coloured ertillaallp. The very first experiment demonstrated fraud. The piss adopted wee se follows :—A few spocafas of green tee, at five shil- Up • pound, were placed on • smell sieve, and held under • pale stream of cold water flowing from • tap for the spas of four or five minutes. The tea quickly assgel 1.4 War from green to a dull yellow, sad upon drifts. whir • my patio heat, gni sally assumed the appease/se of ordinary black M. On making • miaow miereseolde nemitiatien of the colouring nutter washed from the leaf, sal Ails* was sught in • awl below, it appeared to he somprasel et three substances, panicles of yellow, bias, adenine.. The blue wee proved to be Prussian blue—the yellow thought to be the turmeric, and the whits, French chalk. 1 . 1 the two forma be mixed together in very fine powder, they will give • sues of thy required shads. It is suds to adhere so the fea.leaf by some adhesive matter, and tban it le lend' be the French chalk, to give it the pearly . appsenines ea MIA liked. This simple experiment as:l the ma peelers. A gentlemen warea me that • Mrs; of kilos 'lain Bones 11••• happened—thous it quite unfair mama! ea kis pet—to mak into a private room eaaneee4 with the •••• Of • wholesale tee-dealer, and tk,sgg he saw the gala aseullry at work converting Mae, tea into gram ; W propane soon discovered his prmaise in the room, sad bakes him, in no measured leans, s••••• 4 reirlmand=arlM s tif . haviaLeorrailted Sanger ester."— e kaki Wank." SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—TUESDAY. WOLVIZIWIPTON 81111PL1 CHAlllL—Nothing dons on this great, in comeninimee of the frost sassing its postpone ment to Friday. CHESTER CUP. 33 to 1 apt Mono 160 t 1 apt Clarissa 60 to 1 Cora& 1000 to 16 Etsedariaa (t) 60 to 1 Langton DERBY. _ _ _ _ _ 600 to 100 apt Oradea liaoo to 20 apt Lightfoot 600 to 25 Newtoisotor(t) MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoCX. The market for the home funds has been &mire and buoyant to-day, and a farther improvement in prices '4 has warred. Consols have been done for money at se 981 to a, and are now quoted 981 to a, whilst for 6 . the aeoonnt of the 16th of January, they have been steady all morning at 981 to 4, these prices being $ equivalent to a rue of 3 per cent. on yesterday's so rates. The market I. at this moment firm, at the so above The Deduced Three per Ceuta have been dealt in N I to some extent at 971, 4, and #; u bare also the IPL New Three-and-a-Quarter per `Cents., at 9n, 1,4, 81 1 and 4. Long Annuities, 1860, mark 74 and 13-16; is ditto 30 years. 1869, 7 9-16 ; the New Flee per Cent. t Ancuities, 1241. Bank Stock, 2131; ditto, for ac- se mint, 214 IS . - IA Th; untended eeenrities are steady ; Exchequer 1 h Bills of all ism have exchanged hands at 645. and se 67a. prem.; and India Bonds, large and small, at r: 82s. and 85.. prem. The foreign stocks are very firm, with an upward „,4 tendency of price, notwithstanding the comparative "si i . absence of business from the market. Tne chief $0 Improvement is in Mexican Bonds, which have been I* extensively operated in at a ries of more than so 1/ pee cent. on yesterday's priers ; they were st last done at 34; for the account. The business list is of to-day comprises: Dutch Twcrand-a-Half per It- Cents., at 58 and 1; ditto Four per Cents. Certificates, 5 88/. Equdor Bonds, 31. Grenada Onerand-a-Half es per Cuts., 171. Mexican Five per Cents., for the 3 4 4 aceount of the 17th inst., 33/., 341, and 341. Peru- us visa Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, 80/ and 80 ; do. Deferred, 361.. Russian Five per Cents., 109; 10 7 do. Fear-and-a-HalCcer Cents., 97 and 971. Spanish s k. Active Five per Cents., for account, 181; ditto, Pu sive, 31. is We regret to state that an old and respectable us 60 member of the Stock Exchange, Mr. Peter Anderson, tee has this day been declared unable to meet hie en- so gagements. His business has not been limited to t s any particular department of the house, but his is chief differences are understood to be in the railway rg share market, and to a rise from the marked advance is which has recently taken plaice io the value of this description of security. His liabilities, however, are, us it is stated, not of a large amount. iii From St. Petersburg we have received Messrs. Wilson and Co.'s circular, which confirms our previous s advice, as to the changes in the Russian tariff, and gives some further particulars. The duty on Samovey so isinglass exported has been removed, the following Ip import duties are reduced. Annatto from 75 copecs to 40; brimstone, 6 coped to 3; butter, sr. 80 to is 2 roubles; cotton wedding, 44 r. to 4 r.; dyewoods, rasped, 35 c. to 20; iron forged, not cast nor polished, at, ane.hora, nails, &0., 3r.60c.t0 1 r. ; sheet iron or r o t articles tinned, but not made of sheet iron. ditto ; silk so wadding, 100 r. to 12 r.; sumu, 35c. to 20 c. ; buttons so with Russian arms and devices. 2r.to 1 r.; ditto, 1 8 6 4. ' others, 6r.to 2 r.; picture frames, Ir.to 20 et; ram, 25 per taker, 28 r. 70 to 18 r. 50. 10 _ •I4OLIYB ii.ak Pica. My 133, 3 pm M. Rol. A gri 3 VW CLOW. A 1110,141 i Dam. p!!OC Ces. Aes., SI I if: are r .C.i Was. to ITS TORITO 1m O 4 AIIMIUM 4, per 04 DM& 9:47. d a 90 ~ par Oral. A pa Ct. Castilian Ws, 26 Digo New. SS I gI4o CL OMI I Vir 14.r01l I Dilao Womb. &M. Columbian Squioloo 34 1 3 oar 04. the ltd.. 74 7 111 mr Dutch WM. 4714 14 par CI. Dinah Orin-a IN TVNDS. at 1 sor Csersoils Oda, IT IS SS Orme& POEM ads, 4 4 Bt. 1 per t.' Um. 11.1 a. ag i IS 6 peg 04. wavier Us. 796 SO. 10 0.4.... 34 4I r flu r i per Um B Is.. atS 10 6 St. e6r11. 6 =14..... 1 4/ 4 So 3 ..... Defirrol 1144.. 10 DIU* Pavelve B&. f 1 I 16 per Ct. Vems.“l. Wk. NI 0 IS oeosamola 14terred Nowa., 141 111 134 MINCING-LANK—THIS DAY. il Books...Um has not been a public lola to-day, but the !t,- article *minuets to wear a firm appearance. Refined steady, 1 rotor, lumps, 60s. 6d. to 62.. Co779ll.—The public sales are going off steadily, at fully t o melons rates. Good ordinary native remains quoted 645. to 66e. to Tis..—The public sales are minute, heavily. So to Tin.— British has advancird 3e. per cwt., 83s. ; bars, Ma to Cortex coatinues dull. 90 6PICIOI remain without alteration. so aum.—Contlnoes firm. U PUI/IT.—New Turkey figs, 465. to 701. It In other articles no alteration. The public solos hare been i ll t few end unimportant to-day. to WOOL TRADE.—In oonmquencer of the Increasing ha- to portent. of our colonial Wool trade,whieh is so rapidly super- to sediog In our markeh the growths of Germany and Spain, 66 Meru J. T. Steles and Co., of Coleman-street, hare pub- Hand a statement derived from the parliamsntary rents. &I of the lonise and colonial Wools imported into thm country a t . between the nen 1816 and 1849. By this we find that the * Wool imported from our coloraes is Australia which, in 1816, t amounted to only 73,1711bs , b now equal to upwards of r 35,819,971115. ; while the imports from Spain, which u lBl6 11 Wen fully 6,927,9341 be., hare sow dwindled down to u 107.6691b5. In the ease period, fros the northern towns of Onessay the imports ken reached as high as q 61,766,1941b5., but do not sow exceed 12,760,0711b5. From ether coannhe of Europe, the quantity remised is 1849 was below the avenge , of the Met too years. The prods., of the u Cape of Good Hope has increased from 23 3631 b. to is 6,377,49611 m.; that of the British posseseloss in ladle, tram 6 3,7211 be., in 1834, to 4,182,8631 W. in 1849; and from' I South America the hsportations in the same period have Mown a hrs. inernise. The total importatims of wool into Great Briton is 1849 was 76,768,6471 W., of which, u hie so bees pnvionely shown, 41,267,4661b5. is the produce of m our mammies Is Australia and the Cape of Good Hope, H and of the rescinder about 22,663,631 is the pro H duce of countries in which oar manufactured Ind a ready market in extessge, while a comparatirert mt significaat portion is draws hem thou countries m whift H heavy duties or other meridiem an placed uput goods of British produrion. The rase of the colonial wool iss putted noted. three millions ateeing. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The alasket k Remedy wday, at the quotations follow ler : Town Tallow. 36e. ed.; Petersburg Y.C. oe the spot. 37 0 . 6d.; all the year, 375. ; Jen., Yob., and Mueb, 37e. 3d. to 37e. 94. A SMUGGLING AFF2IT.-08 the Bth inst. her Majesty's cruiser Harpy, Lieutenant WOicon, R.N., cruising in the linglith Channel, near Mullett, dittoed and speared a smogc li og wham, the Willies sad Mary of Foresail:nth, after firing mural round shot and making her destroy the saws of contraband spirits widen she led on board as chaos being given. Lieutenant Willomt then celled for volantorn to man the wherry, removed the smugglers just captend to the Harpy, and then despatched the prise, well-armed and equipped, to mats in mid-channel, to intercept other 'lsis:item On the following dsy the rise dueried end aue a French until studios fart the ri se emit, and ea using isp to her the °Mon in shay found her to be the istit Sales, French cutter, with sight Frenchmen and Gump oa board. They ran alongside to board in the - ilaeoll t manner, hot, although one Potassium , use abet Is the slievhder, they were repulsed seams of the Harpy's crew thrown ~baud. Howourosethingdassated, this. four brave follows piclutfi up.** coprasteend aria made for the smuggler . Own of W crew, Frata Whit% succeeded is getting onboard ita, au sat the Prenalunan's man Iselyerda, has *as isasiliaiely idsaremed 'by the sow of the Petit Jai • the eanwsen, however, seeded in posrdiag, rased` hite. esOluiel the vestal, sad stood far the and. With. the WiIIIM la tow. They led :s o miciass j os vg g a s bessesst~, and bad nearly the &gbh thaw, Ihmeytag thesallves sears and astdderde la Their hardly smog end valuta* prise Ns soar MO tuba on baud), mime, es ' a itTioa &OM IMO tee Fres* o* pt. the sinumicso rushed apes them, end base they, had IMO to ask their pistols they wen 2a t i t a n ad thrown overboard, enosptiag White. 4 t t se pitiable sad Omni tbs. - age& smiler si :ingims and eat painter ad IM , wherry, and the sea with mates di/Araby rushed her, there being a heavy sea no ids& Whim was not thrown overboard balk is Sued be isseriouly. If sot mortal, wounded, ea he made a gars rultatee to the five sea who overpowered his. The Priv Jere then now iftl ia saktug ba neaps and rstethed.lo Sesfaer, rads( While walk ther. RAILWAYS. THUS Div, Two o•Cruoa. Thu dealings in the railway share market is exam& ingly animated to-day, and comprise a great many speculative transactions. Indeed in some stocks speculation appears to be quite running wild, the market having been in a most feverish state, and the prices of the stocks most in favour having expo. rienced an extraordinary rise. The most marked advance is in London and North Western stock, which, after being first done at 12.3,b has since run up to 127, and now remains firm. Great Western", Midlands, London and South Westerns, Great Northern', and Berwick' have also met with an extensive business, at much higher rates. t'7o`=" P&I Bani RAILWATI. 60 Aberdeen . 1 11 Do. PreiMen; $,6 Ambers., Nottacg., Baste. and East Junction .- 6 earl. It Hants. Eat ( Ot. WaL remittal 3 p.a.) MatimordJune mambas pilthrwithruar. 1 Pa Do. without& guarantee 1 13 01 1 1Lle., sad Dudley orenthith 13 Di=erft=t a senat r e* 1111 Bliss.Weleth &our Valley 10 *Moll sad Exeter 171 Mositlogbamatilm 30 Caledonian 10 Do. SlO Pretenses ... 30 Cheater and llolybsad 13 De Pedrosa 13 Dublin gad Belfast Julie— II East Awthaa . 16 D.. (Et* n. n.. ) D. VA t On.) 7p.Ct.Pref. 1 2 1 Do.lBl. 104.16 p.th.Pref. 10 D. New Pref. 6p. 111 Do. ItaL, 3p. CL, No.l 111 Do. 10 Do. N. t East. 3 pe N e Ct 2 43 D. New . . 33 Easters llalca;: A 2523,044 17. Newt .hues 20 Do. acrlp V, 6p CL) 71 Ezeter,Yeiwthit Dacha. 21,,, Enter end Exmouth ... 66 Oral Northern 121 Do.l 6116 rolLA,Deien : , is Do.. shares, 13, 6p. CL 12 D. 3 per Cent. reel.. 50 CIL llouth.and Writ(!,..) 21 Do. Eighths log Greet North of Eiciplaad... um Greet Western 16 IM. New Cl 7 40 EMU and Selby Ile D. shares 60 law:aster And Carlisle ... 1 411 dons . n te u r " end Lanceshire and Yorkathre s Do. P .420 _ 16 Da New (sus. p. CLI Do. West Riding tido. 40 Lied. and Brad lurd so Leeds and Thtrek 10 Do. Pref. Warier., I Mil London and Blackwell . Hip Lou., Brighton, It &Coma , too Do. New sue. p. Ct._ 9 Do. guarantaid p. Ct. late Croydon ni.rd• 66 Do. Pref. 3 pet Cent... . 30 Do. Cierrt. 3 p.CL,11132 121 London and Greenwich ... in Do. Preference . 100 London Nortlt.VirMerti 12 Do. do. New 1 Mame ... II D. SAM . D0..6104.,16 . .bn. (C) . 100 London Si nouth.Western 424 D. New, S3O 31 Do. New, LlO _ 6 Lb. New Preforms, ... 20 Lowestoft Chiar.l saCmit. 31 LW Matlock 149 bleneb.,Shef.,Allncolneb. Dalliarii, No .1 10 Da. New gin Pm& 1 Do. ti Prekrenew Ai Do. Mem a Wei. Union D0..V50 sham WI Do. Nina. and Derby NO Do.Lims. B. & & p. C. O Newinazkat Do. New &PO— SI Do Esumakm 6 Do. Gummi. Sj ct, 16 North British ... 5 Do. Urgefesm 174 North Staffordshire.. SO Oxford, Woes., Welvar IS Prestos and Wym „ 101 Do. 1 Mama (A) 15 Read., Guild., and ... „ 01 Royston and Hitch& 111 Sliepreih LAMM& IS *sottish Central 111 Shrews Is &rm., Ors A $ Do., New Guaranteed 10 dimmsbury and Chaster 10 ``Nor. W. Min.) 1 Do. pas amt. PreL S M7064017* Union 15 Do. Pr0f...... 91 South OtalTordshin 60 Walk Wails IS South Yorksl ire & Dna 9, Taw Vale Pitemion 50 Waterford and Limerick' 10 Waterford and Kilkenny -25 Wear Palley, •p. Ot. gun. 175 Ditto Diu* so Wilts, somersat, &Ways 35 Yoris,Nemastla &Berwick 10 Do. Bat. (York& Newts. 9 Do. CLN.C.lrarshorPtei 17 Do. Ditto l DO. Ditto 50 York and Numb Midland. 10 Do. Preforms &mums lan.wera. 61 Anglo-Italian (Im* Italian and Austrian) .. 10 Basdorse mai AMISS. 20 Omstral Prams (Olafson) It Pant 6 Gnat Lidless Penlaama 11 Do. Luxembourg ,„.. 10 Ilimnur and Line 16 Northam of Prance... 7 Orksassad &Mama 30 Paris and Grimm 20 Paris and Rouen 15 P.A. and &messy, SO Rams and Haws 10 Nombre and Noun 14 tars sod Nunes J 9 3 di 219 1112 239 24 lli S die 9 7d. P I 11 3 1/ 7 31 7 31:::: 13 16 131 i t... .. i :ti i ' 231 141 If If 414. II 1 1 Ii e dia. i I pea f`r t , - I 71 7 74 . .. ;!, I 10 13 41 41,11. 31 U ii 141 dim 9 1i $ 1 106 de LIVERPOOL, Decants,' 11. STOCIL BIOIIANOL Pnese are still steadily rising.— Calodonfais, 10I.—Chester and Holyhead, ( ret. guar. 65 per cant), 131 —Bast Lenculdre, 121 I.—Oreat Northern VW—Lancashire and Yorksbire Coma, 661—Ditto (fifth ob.), 7i d.—Leeds and Think, 141.—Livei pool, Crab,. and Southport, I (I.—London and North Winters, 1215 — Ditto (new I shares), 3i p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 45 p.— Ditto ( A l share, C), 25 p.—Manchestar, Sheffield, and Lineoln, 27—Ditto (preference shares). 105.—Mancheater and Lincoln Union, 31 d.—Midlann, 47 5 7—Ditto (half shares), 19/ 5 d.—North British, 81.—North Union A, 242. —North Western, 13 1.16 d.—Shrewsbury and Birming ham (91 120. 3d. B), 41.—Sbropsbira Union Railway and Canal, 31 d.—Bluth Eastern and Dover, 21/ I.—Sotith Stat. fordatire, 4.-Bbefßold, B. B. and O. N. div., 4 p.— York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 17I—Ditto (preferences unpaid up), 35 4.—York and North Midland, 231 s.—Dublin and Ballast Junction, 231 (I.—Northern of Prawns, 11 d. MANCRESTBR, Dumas" 11. 01.001 RICKAWOI.—Ws have again had a strong and Mbar exalted marker, s wag large business haviog been efiedird at prices whirl, in the lending socks, show a avm eide N iest. ads sleet on lest quotations . London and North W . bays sprung up Irons 120 i faistordaY to 123 I Lan. and Yorkshire, from 66 to 66e • and Sheffield, from WEIS 1161, doling prices.; In aserirsil ems, too, the closing /or! the highest. BIRMINGHAM, Deember 11. Bti♦oa BVIIIIAMOS.—The tunsactiona in "hares to-nay Bistaiarkam, and Derby., at 22 ; Bbrop'hira thtlons, tat 31 dia.; and South Stafford', at h LEkDS, Theember 11. !mom Exczazga.—This roulog is itla advancing There bawl been Arany srdis this thinning in the following Um, with& we quoin the closing prices only :—North !resters; 136 din. ; Rut Laseashwee, 111; Leeds and Thinks, 14 pill* Extensions, No. 1, 11 dis ; Ditto, No. 3, Ile. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. MeSIITP. Cooper and DRY'S twat very little noir", at Om following quotations :—Print lilowlow, 725. to 808.• /odor, 130 a. to. Ilk • Rouen, Or. bi ; Clover, ria. Ott Mo.; wood oat, Odo to no ; Want, 1104. to Mi. 10 1 11I+ 17$ 10$ I SI 16 $ 13/ IS 224 11 6 161 ittv die per Plllliiii 17 1 7 .1 tit $7 4 A qi.l3 1331 $ I 2 W a i 34 77 54 7 1 i i 10i I 17 I SI ISI 11$ Ila 224 2 9 1i i 164 i 41 Ilk di. 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