The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-13 00:00:00

• I • • • • - .i-..-+e- ~~-~~-~ ~~ IT* gx,ort“ No. 1,316. j LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1850. [THREEPENCE. I M : CIi FIA- VEER 1 p Li o‘o. ispettor a D Wi • cb•-terari LOOM.- THOMAS F. alt glower Iwols tram lisasirs, . 0 “104. Illreibiork Uri M w tasted lowa, eastalwits— It Piga slimed Iris Asangwa. If nee seri Milligram 13 Flag Emig Iliseima Si MGM waned (oaiss. 30 larger yt now Cirri 30 Largest Wu. Cream. 30 largest white CIVOIL fir 11. or beats we ;or Si. To wawa the arm larietbilely. -Tv Tear,. I v. n redo. 1 2 1.0 . • 31010111:1L Thtelt itraltn,• cwt.• al ,Me rk will be • -ALMS I' flt ANI) ALL OTHER 8 I'OV.V.B. witil‘u P. PVI:IOVS STOCK of REGISTER and other , r‘. ,„..;,, brag t.a. Wyatt la die we, Id, is unrqualled in _... ~. A, - of dr-tra, and uneirposiod la . intrdasere of f, , .;,,. - .0 Ist,,At Pto.r. with browsed ornament. and two seta r e ... u ., Jo - 1 •,, ~ ri VI. : ditto, w *A ormela t S t.; an . el r en d ry omen ate and two 0 , 0 , kin dr 1..... to C : 12t.: livotard rimarrt, amwtti.. ith .. i . ~, 7,,. , kola el It& to AS; ditto, - y at , .... ornadatt., frond: ltv t ot SI 7a. • The how, horn tr.... 1. t.ir •tt, 1 I le. r• ...r.trei. and er Palmed g i dwi ng ei,... ,art A.t.'...a It .40 , VIA? low. U iI.ELY, WAKRAN 1 ED.—The most varied ..or I .r, ASI .: cI'ILECV la dr mold, ad marked ~. lit, 0 . . ..1 ! ~...10,^ aad warronted, la alwax atql. I n at wit{ t't -..1.: ittoSse, Ilk 0.00‘.61.8....... ri... einv,L ~, , ..„,,, 1, so,..r...neet. at prier dot ere rotainers. In rly he ..... : v r - .. Ult Wig. *kph twartbandled .... _ __."! . __ a.., 'Era; arms sis 111.prikr ITerpri :1.. par down Via faker wade hates% Simi Si. par ilmos; prr p.ly; Wadi Wm Mill Islam ham lb. 4..; rovers U. 64 I takial.lll6. SIM 411. MIL k ~kv, women Salaamed •lisaansasletliar .. e.r.era, was. Abs Xp prakeive4 so.wra. se **best quality, .t Ale for *hie this seliMbilasent ha. been .• rims • qtorter a • water,. • re lor every artie:e not appeared at . , wilt 'arraying., aa wail as at every Iron. •per pmt) free. Ir k Z 7 ,• • I 'lisp:4 •••• Ripprfin and IMAM) 0ir0a0,,wi1,,,-,tren; ,,wil,,,-,tren; ao.I No. I, NEWSAN.SfifiI. t . ..iabsat.ad Y Wellaatreet, INA liW Y 1p •Naail Ao.r. OvI.Y ST()VB WITHOUT A FLUB.— t' %TETI, foe warming halls, watereloaata, ▪ • • ant. ahork cabins, sad Warms requiring b y . . • n, price tuna lie. emelt upwards. Joyce'. 940 , 611 do not . ihe..a.ant era-U, Hired with the lore* Patent Fuel, ▪ • t.. burn from 13 to 40 boort without attention or replies. • , trr ditty as the idle Pr im ate.% SWAN tsH, . s. Yursaitiing Istarocasor ; sad a tboaty Dime ; se et; and to *tad has ate irladpol iroomoodon b .• ,try. Joyce's Plepl7oll Viol SI t Nom, Ss. dd. to sh ad aim with tat and red mute oa eta - N 01, Ol lad 11% Sowatoaooaat. CHIMNIES.-NO CURE NO PAY.- . rxrzst MATS Is . wish' ewe far - • ; time, a Woutiftil aad ts 'set awn ill wenn gaga Its gapers of thing It Is wry was aarl olgalasil of Ws .his issoutiotursr, (eve doors west of ilegeotwirow). .3, lAN* fine AlttrAND LAMP OIL, 4.. dd. per D -Ws very saperior all, Kt largely barmier,' sod re .. try On seldhte awl gentry. oludly applimble tor the Err • ...sr. Pond klantaill, sad every 61.MPtiOn Of Paint .11 •rharerlielitler are Ur, eteeneth and Willie:key of lielikwttl a* VI =Mira parity. es hot corrode the Ong . netlolllllll.l In the dolmens eunsamptinn new. . elle. mg hot chiding with the mkt. Italt • canoe &livered bee wee whoa—Aoki only pools* by Jullie I • • ell smalmats, Caaaossererl. it). El I'll ANT TOILET ItEQUISI ftB. HOW MACAbs SR OIL is hlghly and adrenal, r I. n sad PtPuilning hisurlant tresses. ROWLAMti . ; *, •di preparatlnn of uniur dieted enteery In im rrnsiaa and "Weed complevou ; and ROW LAI4 °Dorm et , rr•rfr erl I. haraltietile tee it. beautifying sad preservative . • •... ta. !• Mb sad gum. The patronage or Royalty throughout I • ,r Ilb goer no leVl2ll , 4llilN eoudantly reveived of tbeir the hest and merest proof of their merits. 01 a, • a: di sr The only psalm of amok boys die sear of • •.n I: '',dreardine that et Use artisie ea tie wow or kb& a 1 7e. liattraiardys. leaks ; ad by dirraisbird u I oil , RR'S BLACK CURRANT 00U011 1%1 it. :a Bottle, at In Ild., and f.. aids, moms fns t.. .1 • able to lie down in thew lob, tM relreohlat son. .4: «Idrti rwranoting a tiro of oar It to.bultly eo. • .1.11•...ty a breathing. See., sad ropidly cures condo, • . hoopla. week onneumotke. A ones by Malignlb ropeeiorlty Dearrwoy Gam kind of • n.n rrpesoP. n. S,4ll.sasy and Cs, Onlord.oweet Icogotood. ; aid on obeenislo. lota= IA roar stbro.—So oorend ti YRMto Ae It IT. n'• ittAeol ItILAIrt OUVOII 1111.11111, sad do sot no THE EXHIBITION OF 1851. Fug VIE BCPPLY or REPUESITMENTI..- no., hits mashreeme. are developed is • Mamie hip/wary is requisite te pre • false. •,1 th • ..'Hance of truth. For Instaaeo. It mas a t 11. e. "It fur be uninformed refits, to state that .a.er hai paid a premiu m of 6,0001 for the p.s Ir. 1 sueelyiss refreshments to the 81004108 hi.st oiet.ssest of Ms Ratan timing from a quer I artily km gsmed swami ewes with —.l wee thereto, seesesery Se dress the matter ". sad the matemeat wee garnished , very must b. allowed, with made, c malady' 6.1,1.1 very eassidersbly to its weight. i. 1,1 m question ea only knew that Messrs (Maur L.l 6,0001. wilt the mutative oda* aims, ho. vs is alto in posesasida of every gam Mile ave •-•ne•i which Messrs. (later sad the com mits', hid at- te. It was hi. exclusive enjoyment to knew th. r preen at which buns with mama. s and t las o-:snts would be disposed of; cad it ia more th .n r r-ut here he was discreetly sheet) that he :her • re demanded a every lam puff or bottle of gin •er Act r. Uo rnakiog inquiry is Palates-yard :as to the y o _ too min u te iatortnent above alluded looms learned it !.mitre emit is by nautical's will saly some for. • t -re ohs royal comminios to morrow; as t that, th he ramost is quedioa was the of of some g• 1 ••••e.l's lively issagina•los. extra-wdia sry opteial earl of the aildsmithe L'Ea h, LI last week, it was railve4 to award the sum ef:•••1 her mixes to b. given to Mae artists of the craft, of *!. lied Kingdom, who mut produce works of the greatest Sett. , gold and silver plate, for it. exhibition. sae or THII EVllHlTtoN.—Already three weekly /4 • anis have been started to shackle all news coo -0 e! with the exhibition. The Expositor, and the Journal :t. f:shenti n, are newspapers devoted to the subjects of ai- ~ . etires sad the arts; and their claims to aotit• cos • :n .1 i , ,,lrste treatises on nitrate, art, manufactures, se •h •o '.ll .rum the industrial arts generally. They are lima inns..ate& Tse third publican= is Mr. Charles kneht's « Cyclepx lia of the Industry of AU Nations." This se.sit ll tree a very useful manual to working men; wad tt dl, waled , who ammo' afford the high priced easy elope Ilse of sk..c s and solaces. t fj ► 6 HEALTH Or LONDON DURING THE PAST WEEK. The Re; sport says The of en3rtahlty, metimed a tllme`previess ;reek, le still to sourly de" sewn extant, la the week audio( last 5 ""!1. The &webs Tegiatered is the metropolitan tiat'nro, which is the twe prensdius weeks woes issimestireir at; v 1913, numbered last week 921. la time morespending • •• • , f the ton years (1840 9) the average wee 983, which " n ••••i la the ratio of supposed Increase of population, biN 1.4 1,051, and allows a differ's*" in favour of 6. v..% to the amount of 130. The mortality Iran rt.testssta (or inflaramition of the longs), and ...hens, tend ei.i s is the "vertu', while that from brocchitse m..ds u ; and though the deaths from all disuse's:a Mini • n• t , mpsred with lut week's return, thus from bit s'in of complaints, of which the above are tho west imp ruint, have lammed. For, is the k, the death's from diseases of the respiratory "Ass "4..135, las week they wen 171. Bat it will be . " 4 ptittazu (or consumption), whisk Les this year been sm'sl tots lists'', is not included in this observation; foe wti I ie th, us week it was fate! in 112 saw, lad vivk lileu ou t aly9 t, considerably lase number then is any el the ten e on gi. g weal is 1810 9, when they rugged Interne 07 emi 135. The present time sums to be ue. tYa „.._ '" l ` l'ulth of the aged, but more propitious to Eeree zhildrea died of small-pox, bees to a mss wb had ^ ' , tabled the of 80 •2d of 'measles, of soaratioa, 7of crou. From ti zoo Ms et. d mi.: which is most productive of fatal remake; INI 4 • 5 ,07.011, of whom abut • half were of middle it. 10 connectioa with Viriollll dada wall fever, Vie r. antlers draw ari &On to local nnimenalt 11 4 1 ! 9 ' ll 'Po/rifle ems which occurred in Wild promo, 111. ` I .. to sreeislly worthy of notice. The child of • hi, o n '`f d , id•O , ro on tAr 3r4 of this month from typbow s "'• , llth death which, according to the stataallia 01 the a .It r, hoe isken place ansonpt her children. la 1,4 e, Imp within six months. In the dwelling ' 1E414 th- talons i nt) there is a constant and intolotabl• :41 the drains. The d sett of • boy, aged 22 treeths, is re, caused " typ hus; loss Fatal cans of orgisured 4 Inns chs thrlat by leiebta." . by G•niet .ad dysentery d, not eseen - 20; foiner• th . cal y lasting* in which cholera is eseatiened :—At Vtarf*. f 0 , George•ead, the sea of • shoemaker, , I.d ot fiver (2 days), infantile theillf• ',I I I ...W.)" TM deaths of tin* porno* are soffitma 'We ialiterly to intenpenres; and that of s seonisn •'..b.i.Ri etn M went and impales,. titjta 01651 b.*, 5.41 7 en were registered ta the Mk AL sritALIAN BoIUD Bsar.—The vessel Cornwall, !mood le th. ' tal k s ins 8,4, 147 , Now South Wales, hu weight 10,000 Ha outrage of boiled beef u put of ha: stattPod to odor. 7 i:t . . i,..is NOMINATION OF SHERIFFS. The nomination of sheriffs for the different counties of Engl►nd and Wales for the ensuing year took play yet ter.lay ha the Court of &tempter. There was a large aoa• lours. of people present on the occasion. On the bench were the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir George Grey, and Mr. Fox Mask, cad the following judges were present:—Lord Campbell, Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench ; Sir John Jonas, Lord Chief Janice of the Common Pleas; Sir Frederick Pollock, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer; Mr. B►ron Platt, Mr. Baron Alderson, Mr. Jutiea Cole /Vie, Mr. Joetioe Wight's's, Mr. Juatke Williams, cad Mr. Justice Talfoard. After the usual preliminaries, the &estimation proceeded, and was ernstually arraspd as follows: BIDIGILDSNIIII —Sir Charles Dillies Pays', of Bleneuns, Bart.; Sir Them.. Mostague Bergovne. of Sutton, Bart.; Sir George Hobart Osborne, of Cbiaksand, Bart. Biaientas —Daniel Hoglord Dwell Herr, of Alderman. too Pah, Reg. ; John Samuel Bowles, of Milton.hill, Esq. ; Head Patine, But, of Bennington Code, 11. q. Bucaa.—Tbe Hon. Ria'Ard Cavend.sh, of Thornton Hall; Charles Elbert Scott Murray, of Dangsfield, Bq. ; Thomas Alexasder Bagwell, of Crawley Orange. Brq. CANNRIDOII AND HUNTINGDON llTZlo.—Willis.. Wife, of 1141 n. E.q ; George Rut, of Huntingdon, El.; George Wdliam Hawley, of St. Needs, Esq. (The nomina tion is this year teem linatingdoe.) CUMBEILAND.—George Head Head, of Rickerby Howe, Etei. ; On ,rge Henry Oliphant, of Broedfleld House, Rm. ; Freon Barons A.kinsan, of Bempabeek lodge, Esq. Caesiu'. —Thomas Maraland, of Henbary, IC q. ; Grorie Holland Arkers, of Mouton, H.q.; and John Blurb ston Leeke, fit Carden, E.q. D IRV. Francis Bradshaw, of Barton Blount, E•q. ; &maid Berns, of Daley Abbey, Esq.; and Sir Henry Sacheverell Wilmot. of Chaddesdes, Bart. DISTONBNIIII —Junin Cornish, of Black Hall, Esq. ; Edmund "%turd Kenn Gesoys, of Whitleigh, Esq. ; and Eitthard Daunt, of Sharphsta, If It. DONSSTANIN.I —Henry John timbale, Earl of Porta,. !lento., of Whoa Abbas; Francis Pitney Brounenr Martin, of Kingston Marlewood, ; Augustus Faster, of Wermerall, Esq. DI:IMAM. —Frederick AAlo a Millbarke, of Hart, Eq.; Hebert Henry Allan, of Blackwell Hell, Esq.; god Joan Bowes of Streatham Castle, Em. Erni& —Charles. Preeton, of Luther's Lswardatone, Esq ; Chutes Ds Case, of Braved 10420. Ern ; and Willis. Pnilipp Honeywoa d, of Marks Hall, Em. OLOOCESTENANTIII.—Thomas Anthony Stoughton, Owl pp+ea Hones, Utey, Etq.; William Dent, of Sudelev Castle, En.; and Winchoomb Henry Howard Hartley, of Sudbury, Keit nII.IIIOHDANIIII. Charles Thomas B .ddenbem, of Rotherwest, E q ; Richard Hereford, of Solon, Eq ; and John Frances Smith, Wbitborne, Esq. HIRTFORDSHIII.—Henry Rigor. ' of %nine, Etc., Wynn Ellis, of Patellas. Park, Esq. •. and Sir George Edward Earls Lytton Seine Lytton , of Knebwot Lk Park, Bert. _ Kest.—Ford Wilma, of Bleckhunt, Tonbridce Wells, Esq.; Sir lOU William Lubbock. of High Elms, Bart. ; Frseeie Colville Hyde, cif Tjadall, Beo LBICUTSIIIBIIIIB.--Bif Cornwallis Ricketts, of Beaumont Lem . But. ; Edward limbs* Cheney. of Oulduley, Eq.; sad Sir George Beaumont, of Converter', B %ft. LtsooaNenfu.-8 r Charles Henry John Anderson, of Lea, Bart. ; Ors. Tomline,oiltiley Grove, En. ; and Joseph Limey, of Stourion, En. MOSMOIMIONTIIII —TOMS. Wakrana, of the Gitaiir, En.; the Hon. William Powell Rodney, of Lleutolungel Court; and Ferdinand Hanbary Williams, of Coldbrook Pub, En. Noseot.s.—Sir Willoughby Jos's, of Creamer Hall, Stakeouts, Bart. ; Si, Willies Chad, of Teureford, But.; and Frederick William Irby, of Beyland Hell, En. Nosnrisamrrom.—Sir Charles Edmund !Maas, of Latopirt Hell, Ban.; Lenghem Christie, of Preston Deanery, Esq. ; sad the Ri ght Hon. Anthony Henley 'old. NOITHOIIIIIIILAND —Sir Horses St. Paul, of Ewart Park, Bart.; Thome Wood Cruter, of Creator, 'l'owsr, En.; Welter Sellay;of Biddleaton, Bn. NOTTI:4011/11111111811. —Julio F reneklin,el Cionsistos, E.q ; Heavy Frederick Walker, of Blyth Hall, Esq ; and Thomas Bprataise Ocalseey, of Belderton, Req. Oarronosimas.—John Brown. of Hioitatoo Wont, Erg., Jobs limey Aseuret, of Watarstock, En., and Henry N. far, of Wroatos, Esq. 1101141111). —Jobs Welker, of Wardle!. Esq. ; Jobe Moore, of Climes's. E.g. ; and the Hos. Willmar Charles Era.. Freke of Blshrook. . _ SilauFaHllll —Rlbort Henry Cheney, of Badger Hill, Beq ; Robert Burton, of Longest Hall, Esq ; John Mi. duel Severna, of Wallop H.ll, En. SOVIIIIIITIIIIIIII.—Thosaa Tattoo Royston, of Esq. ; llassogn Gov*, of Barrow Court, Esq. ; and Francis Heavy Dishasisam, of Elope Weston, H.q. SrarroAlawina—Philip Berries Brass, of Pesten Mawr 11.-aa• Esq. ; John Baker, of Wolverhampton, Esq. ; aid Edward Biller, of Hillman, En. COWRY 01 Sow: AAAAA Kinpsraill, Syd. mouton Coat. Klogaelen, Esq. ; Francis Jervoise Ellis ler veils, of H satire Hoene, near Boinostolm, Esq., and Walter Jaya Long,ot mit Holt, oar Bishop, Waltham, Baq. Serroz.a.—Tha Right Hon. Lord John Henniker, of Thoentiain ; Frederic Berne, of Sotterley, Eq.; and Janus Hamilton Lloyd Anstruther, of Hintlealtaa Hall, E sq. nusanT.—Jottn Sparks', of Gordon Honor, Stratford, ; Heap. Robert Smith, of &Was Croydon, Bq. ; sad Robert William Crawford. of Mieklehini Hall, En. Stroser.—Darld Lyon, of Goring, R.q.; Sir lam Lyon Ooltamid, of Boa, Bart.; mid John Day, of Newhk, WAZWICILIIIIIIII.-81r John Newd•pate Ledford wode, of Anairy Hall, Bart. ; Mark Phillips, of Smithfield, Bag. and Sir William Craddock Hatopp, of Foot OW Hail, ; Sottos CA•Sald, Bart. WlLTlNlll.—Graham Moore Michell Banteade of Monks on aqua., Seq. • ' John Grows, of Fern Goose, Hog. ; and lomph Everett, of thytesbury, E.g. Wonctormincaz —Sir Thomas Edward Wlnnicaton, of Stanford Court, Bait. • Sir B !mond Hungeirford Lanh am, of the Rhydd, Bar. ; and Charles Noel, of Bell Hall, 1 1111711011111 LAND —William Crackenthome, of Newhiggen Hail, Esq.; Edward Wilson, of liiimiden, E.q ; and &did. Hein, of Orta Hall, B•q. YouksultA—Sir John Henry Lowther, of Swilllnuton, Wakefield, Ban,; Andrew Montano, of Melton Park, Esq. ; and the Hon. Payan Dawnsy,ot Baninghon Hall. WALES. ANOLISiII• —Thomas Owen, of TyddvOlent.y-Mor, E.q.; Evan Lloyd, of Mans-y Forth, Bsq. ; and Rise Roberts, of y yes Esq. Basnonontam—Payl Mildew Pell, of Tyrosine, Esq. David Watkins Lloyd, of Aberileob, otherwise of World°, Esq. , and Robert livikve, of Treborfield, El. CARSAZVOINSHIRE.—J oho Williams, of H alody Ilia, Eq.; Sir Charles Fells Smith, of Pendyfrys, Knight; Mamie Williams, of Pensmaer, Esq. CAIIIIAZTVIVISHIII —Timothy Powell, of Pertyamed, Esq ; Charles Hemlyn Williams, of Dully. Court, Corals; John Henry Phillips, of Defferri Brogyo, Esq. CAILDI tit Dolma fleyeacior Dine', of High Mead, Req. ; Ernest August Vessels= (Berl Vaughan Lis burne), or Mermaid ; Abraham Grey lisrford Bastenley, of Peter Well, Esq. Danssonantaw —Thomas Hellions( Astral Hal, Den bigh, E.q. ; Francis J. Hegkee, of Acton Honor, Wee:haat. Esq. ; Pierce Wynne Tooke, of Dyffrys Med, Esq. FLirmetan.—Wilson John, of Flutsfrath Park, Bspq; Arthur Ir.vor (Vicooost Dasoaanoo), of Br7okioAt; Henry Potts, of Glan.r-afon,Esq. OLAIIOIOANSIIIII.-90 WO. Tyler, of Celery], Knight ; Groves Tarbervill, of B ninny Abbey, near Bridgend, Eq.; Oriflith Llewellin, of Bogies Hall, Esq. MCIIITOOMIZTIINIII.—Chas. Jones, of Gull Mill; Jo., Naylor, of Leighton Hall, Esq.; Thomas Browne Browse, of Welliogtors Hall, Errs. Monier arson tan —Henry Rihardaos, of Aberbormael, Esq ; the Reit Hen. Sparer Beasley (Lord New borough) of Gillygrain ; Geo Casoco, of Blaraddale, Boa. Pansaozoostax—J-ks Homan Powell, of Hook, Rag.; William Garrick Bridges Protheroc, of Dallis W lin, Esq. ; Thomas Lloyd, of Olanavon, E.g. RADNOINIIIIIII —Four eis Asplosi Philipp, of Abbey ; Sir Burford James Jones Bridges,of Bosh- Brook, Ban. ; Jonathan Field, of lakdrain•Llwyo, Eq. PROPOSED TAX ON THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.— It is 'twin that an attempt le about to be made to rate the Omen telegraph at so seen per mile upon the profits of memo% and intelligence tramanitted over the wires in the various towns and parishes they run throtegb, ea the ground that the particular plates nosier an adventitious value en the particular means of ooenuminatiom. It Is Intended to .:teed the telegraph from Reigate to Brighton. THE FATAL BTPAII-110AT COLLISION ON Till !hon.—Yesterday Mr. W. Carter resumed an inquiry, waist ineopiod the whole day, at the Angel. Plauerm, Rotherhithe, on view of the body of Charles Cooke, one of the four unfortunate fellows who were drowned by the boat In which they were ones. fa paid= with the Duke of Cambridge (Cork) Meaner. It may be stated that these proceed age were opened melons to those Wore the Bros coroner, which anasinded on Moseley in a "enlist of man. daughter Wag returned mann Witham Coo, the pilau who wee said to have had shame of the steamier. Tito seat witness* being nasalised so were called at the know isveetiptios, sad It being swoon positively by several parties employed ow the ricer that the deemed rowed the host athwart the seamer's bows, and that the mines wen stopped. the moon summed up, and desired the Jew ma to be gelded by what had takes Sues elsewhere, bat Wily by the evidence that had been addased before then. Mesa about a quarter of as hoar's essoalnine, they returned a verdict of " Aceldeatal death," adding that they led mat the slightest doubt in nosing So that sosalision. LEICESTER FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. The first ensue meeting of the above smiety was held In the Town-ball on Tuesday (yesterday) evening, Mr. B Chitin. in this shale. The report stated that the society commenced Its opera tions on the Ist of October, 1849, having at that time re ceived the entrance.fies upon 504 shares. Upon 49 of the.. no further payment wan made, end upon 10 other/ only one fortnight's subscription was paid. All these are (evicted to the safety, besides which 32 shares have been withdrawn, reducing the number of orig•nel shares to 413 . To these must be added 49 shares which have been taken up sines the commeneement, !Rakish the:present number upon the books 469. Two pnreltesee of lead have been made ; one bus been divided into 16 lots, averaging 300 yards each, and the other into 41Iote, averaging 400 yards each. Tee cost of the 16 lots, ineluding paviog, draining, itc., amounts to Is. 10d. a yard; and the 41 lets at Is. 7d. a yard. Each of these lots was of sufficient vales to recurs to the holder a vote for the southern division oflthe county, irrespective of any build. hors that may be erected thereon. The committee eau natotatied the shareholden on the fact that the Presebold Land 13 - mieties movement was rapidly extending on every hand, and that a flourishing society had been formed at Loughborough, which would moon Ittre a num her of votes for the northern division of the county. The state of the funds was very encouraging, there being more than sufficient In band to complete the two purchases above alluded to, and the directors trusted that It would not be very loop Wen a levels larger number of the share holders would he In possession of their allotments. Mr. PARSEE, town councillor, thought the society had not made so much progress as it night have done. He thought it advisable that the direetors should borrow money so that a larger number of shareholders might he put in possession of allotments. Instead of forty or lily, he thought 200 might be put in possession of a vote. He had hoped that by the time they would have had 1,000 members on the books, and that they would have been able to take possession of the southern division of the county at the next eleetim. They had Dome wealthy men at the head of their society, and he believed that if an eligible piece of land was looked for by the direst as some of them would reader such assistance as the moiety should require. He thought such a step .ould give an impetus to the movement. Several Shareholders thought they had better go on steadily, paying for the land as they went on, rather than borrow money. for which they wield have to pay iatere4, which would increase the pnos of the allotments. The routine business el the society was traumata, and the meeting separated. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAMBRIDGE, NOV. 12.—PAPAL USURPATION.— It is understood that at a meeting of Heads of Houses it has been sgreea to present Co address to the Throne on this subject, and that such address will be presented to the sonata for adoption on Thursday nest. OXFORD, Nov.l2.—lse the Convocation to be ►olden on Thursday rent, at ten o'clock. it will be proposed to grant, out of the University chest, tbe stun of TOOL, in aid of the fond for church extension in the town of Atiing don, Berke. Beal, S , to Brooke C , Norfolk ; Bishop, W., to H.ishas C., to the county of the city of Norwich; Backe, B. W., to C , e•ioghara C , Suffolk; Butterworth, A. N., to Hingham C., Norfolk; Coleman, H. J., to Wontead C., Norfolk; Downing, S. l'., to Rumburgh and St. Michael, South Slosh's, C., Suffolk; Fare, K. H ,to Wilton and Brendan C., Norfolk ; Gibson, J. E., to East Dereham with Moo C., Norfolk; Ingram, M., to Stanfield C.. Suffolk; Jones, H. W., to Suntan C , Norfolk; Loony, H. T., to S nith Lynn All Saints' C , Norfolk ; Longsdoc, H. J., to Burahan Deepdsle C., Norfolk; M'Swiney, J. 11., to Bt. Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, C. Norfolk ; Mozon, C. St. D., to Wel born. C., Norfolk ; /Nuance, E. H, to St. John's, Madder. market C , Norwich ; Palmer, R. T., to St. Nichols, Great Yarmnotb, C., Norfolk ; Richardson, W. J.. to Citgeshall and flothertoa C., Suffolk; Sada/wick, R , to Drayton C., Nor. folk; Siesploo, F , to St. Magnet de Woetwick C., Nor wich; Sniffs, J. 8., to floodlit= C., Norfolk; Taylor, E S., to Martha= C , Norfolk; Thomas, G., to Cllftliltoo C., Soffolk ; William., H. H., to Be: well C., Nor - olk ,• Brown, W. R. H., to lUddleasorth C.. Norfolk; Gibson, IL U., to St. Muth. at Pulse C., Norwich; Simmons, J. C., to Needham Market C., Suffolk; Spencer, W. S., to Runkana C., Norfolk. Rev. George Hubs, clerk, and Rev. Thome Towosend Smith, clerk, M.A., have been appointed honorary canons in the cathedral chock of Norwich. NAVAL ADMIRAITT ; NOV. 12: APPOINTMENTS.— Boat swain Charles Devi.; Corpooter Thomas J. Thorpe ; Autos Cupolas, Frooeis Taylor. to tim Coyfole.. - (Prom Mei wick's oowitte.) ADMIRALTY, Now. I. The Mowing promotion. Imo Ude day takes pine command on the decrees of thee-Admiral the Rua. D. P. Boaw-rie : Vsoe.Ad. mint c 4 the White, T. Ramo' lobe viewadadral Mille red, Two Admiral of lbe Woe,. B. Comas to is vlotozediliyal tikl the white, . . Zar-Admital of Om Rod C. J. Ammon to be vie...admit al of tie Moe, Balf.Attelltla of the White B. ELLIOT to be reer.admiral of the red. Mar-Admiral of the Blue C. Omar to be rear.istoilrel of the whits. ppept.t 1). Paws lobe rearbdinirel of the blue. be todernaredonO retired captains bare oho been peomoted to be retired roe:Admiral'. on the terms obtained In the Loam' GesseM, te let ks., 11146,withoot Inerearedpay : N. L. Pronseu., R. Moor, C. 8., J. 61112.16•1. Sr FL L. Beau, Bart., C. 8., 0. W. IL tansaT, C. 8., end J. C. 0. ROlllllll, C.B. PRIZE MONEY. (Prom lost atibes 0 coati). Tna SS...LAIL—Notice in given, that an account is about to be exhibited is the registry of the High Court of Admiralty, showing the am , wit of bounties sad sale proceeds received for the Orihte, a Breathes mail fitted for slaves, captured by her Majesty's sloop Sealark, on the 301 July, Ib49.—HmAnTr, ROBINIIO/1, and Co., Agents. Too Soour.—Notice is given, than an account is shout to be exhibited in the registry of the High Court of Admi ralty, showin2 the amount of bounties received for certain pirates killed or captured by the (dairies and c .mpeny of ►er Majesty's sloop Scout, under the command of Captain John. aton, on the let Jane, 1848.—Hatt.avv, RVIII.NZON, and Co.. Agents. Too PlLOT.—Notice is "given to Captain (then Cow maader) B. M. Lyons and the °Meer and trig of her Majesty's ship Pilot, who were actually on beard and en titled to share in the bounties arising from the rapture and destruction of pirates in the Chloe was, between the 13th of May and the 3rd of Jane, 1849, and now received, that the dietributiou thereof will be made on the 18th day of Deeees ber next, at No. 1, Jamee•street, Adelphi, and where the list will be rrealled every Wednesday ant. Friday for throe months. _ . - £ s. d. Second clase(Corn sender) 995 4 SI Third class ll9 7 31 Fourth cls•s 59 13 7f Fifth clue Sixth class Seventh clan 29 16 9) J. WOOD/HUD, Apia. £ e. d Meath elm 2 i 17 61 Ninth elms l7 18 1 Tenth ehele ll 18 81 Eleventh clan Twelfth elan Thirteenth dash 4 9 61 THE DEATH 07 VICE-ADMIRAL SIR CHARLES R1CE•111344:13f. L.C.B , took place on Hendee het, at his seat, Paiestbeepe ball, near Pooklinertan, Yorksbi.e. He was bora in 1269, sneered the easy November, 1289, sad served afloat, meetly during the war, for more than thirty Teen. Rear. Advabal Rdward Ratesy, by the death of Sir Charles Richardson, bemoan vim admiral of the bias, vies John Sykes, to be vioeadmiral of the white. Captain his Grace Ai onion Duke of Notthamberiand (August 19,1816) now attaias the rusk of rear•admirel of the blue on the active list, vice Sir Augustus W. J. Clifford, Balt, C.B , to be rear-admiral of the whit*, rice Cuthbert Featherstoste Daly, C 8., to be rear-admiral of the red. With this prey motion two mired captains, beim, senior to the Duke of Notharaberlaad, &Halo the rank of retired rear-admiral, without say increase to their pay—namely, Captains Az slailiald Tisdale (July 14, 1816) sad Joseph Guistea Ger land (August 19, .1815) The sailor captain aow on the relive list for pro:mottos is Captain John Toup Nicolas, C. 8., H.H. (Assad 26, 1816). Captain William Sanding (1828) mom& to the belt-pay list of 14e. 6d. per diem , and Captain Robert Smart. K. H., aomes within the newsdealer,' list, Captain George Wooloombe (1830) having ameeptad the retirement. MILITARY. THE LATH LIIIHT.-CoLOIIIL --- i I iALLII, olden, whose death WU rewarded pestarday, intend the sari., in 1803. Hs was meant at the capture of Fleshing In 1809. He also served in America la part of the easpolgas an the frontier at Niagara is 1813 and 1314. DEATH or GINIZAL BIZ PHINZA9 Bleb, B.C.H. —W. haws jest resolved latellirate of the damn of thn moral oases at Park a Sunup last The late P. Rid' entered the stay as as 111111411 tke 92ad MIMS& in 1792, and served is tits Weil Indies and Anodes. He bad resolved a medal sad sheep for kis monks, at Ilartlakise sad Osadaloupe is 1809 and 1910. la 1813 ha sern4 in the Alsatian war, and was knwely wonaded at the bank of Chippewa. In 1816, envies dims the rank of a major sc caw C a lB3l'al.C.H., dla w« appolated i n e 3s Or a the Oneida . H. a the 41k minim% tria sa widee he was ressoad is 1514 to tho solateley of tits 15th regiment of !military, whisk eppeish meat is thus nested by his dears. Tolman** Weise.—W• (Maidstone Gazette)w lielimil tlit seveal DAN= .surge bathes of distillates lifted a tau i their ratlines Ma daring the sinter The am Dr. , the rade Areb b b s izer War- Wirier, we Year, Yes ti k es es lie. ii, Calmly. sad Dr. Waborderoe, brother to Archdeacon WU sad the Mb, of NW. two homes reentry erected Is Noaat Itilweise-rool. IRELAND. Dooms, Nov. 12. The Lord-Lieutenant, attended by the private secre tary and aide-de-camp, paid a visit on Saturday to the exhibition of farm produce in the Agricultural Museum of the Royal Dublin Society. His excel lency remained a considerable time, and seemed much gratified with the proofs displayed of the abundance and quality of the last harvest. The sale of the Blnsiogton Rotates was resumed yesterday in Metter Litton's Office, that portion sub mitted for sale on this occasion, being the Dublin property. Mr. Anderson, the solicitor, having the carriage of the proceedings, said that they had been so much more successful than they had anticipated in the sale last week, that not more than about 7001. a year of the rental would be offered that day. He an tounced that he was authorised bythe Muter to put any lots which intending purchasers would desire, adding, that lots under 501. a year rent would be put up sepa rately, provided the parties offered 26 pare' purchase for them. A few tenants paying small rents were declared purchasers on these terms, and various lots in different localities were called for, which were sold at prices vex ins from 18 to 25 years' purchase. The largest puwhaeere were the Boy. Ltd! Mr- las& ' later, of fisetrill•-street Dr. • - d Ball street ; Mr. Howson, of Sendymonnt ; the Rev. Mr. Curtis; and Mr. Daniel Hutton. The gross amount of rental sold was 6871. 9i. 91., and produced 14,2041. 18s. 6d., being over 201 years' purchase. 'The sales were concluded at 4 o 'clock, when Mr. I Anderson stated that no more of the Dublin property could be sold at present, as when the townlande in Tyrone, the sale of which was adjourned to Wednes , day next, should be disposed of, there would be barely sufficient of both wales reserved for the existing an nuities. An application was made yesterday in the Court of Queen's Bench that the demurrer to the return made by the town council of Dublin to the mandamus for electing a new lord mayor should be set down for triaL These promedings now appear the more abeurd as Mr. Reynold's year of office ts on the eve of termi nation. At an affray between the masons and others em ployed in the poorhouse works at Kenmare, last week, one man was a ebbed with a knife and killed. At the Middleton onion, on Thursday last, Mr. Becher, one of the guardians, said that his crop of flax realised 151. per acre, and that be would grow nine acres of it next year. The cultivation of flax ap peers to have been as successful the present year that it has become still more popular with the owners and occupiers of land in almost every part of the country. The Down Recorder has the following : We understand that a 'chitin ►as taken pl;oe in the mis naming committee of the Tenant League for this county, on the subject of the resolutions intended to ►e submitted to the ensuing meeting. It is stated that certain resolutions bad been drawn up by the committee, and submitted to Mr. Sharman Crawford; that Mr. Crawford eorsidered three reeolat•nas rather extreme, and suggested some 'modifica tions; that one portion of the committee, consisting of the Very Rev. Dr. M'Auley, Mr. James Bingham, and Mr. Jamas Johnston, acquiesced io the c►anges made; while another portion, consisting of Dr. ,M*Kaight and the Rev. Mr. Rogers, adhered to the original draft. This is the scrounge! the matter that has reached us. Whet effect it m►y have on the county meeting remains to beacon. Effective steps have been taken by the landed pro prietor., merchants, and other inhabitants of &illy 'Mason and its neighbourhood, to establish steam erminunication between their port and Glasgow and Liverpool. This course seems infinitely more rational and more likely to lead to the advantage of those concerned than that alopted by some of the western and southern towns and villages in struggling for the establishment of a traasstlantio packet station. SIMPWTED MURDER IN LENT.—Mrs. Sarah Bates, aged 67 yeses, the keeps of a small chandler's shop, in But Pethhani, was found on Thursday night last, at about balf.put five o'clock, bins/ dead behind her counter, with her throat cut, apparently by a large bacon knife, which was lying near her. Her nephew came home at the above hour, and not Boding her, went up stain to change his drum, in order to go to an evening s ch o ol, when be missed some clothe, and four shillings out of his boo. Another lad called on him, and they were abutting op the shop, when they found the aunt's body as above described. She had then been dead some time. She had been then alive by a female neighbour at about three o'clock, when she said she was not fit for work, burst out envieg, and asked her to go in. She seemed to have been drinking, to which she was some .that addicted. Bk• woe also 4san by another neigh bour at about fire, at her beck door, swaying to and fro, with her arms folded. When found, her hands were much cut, and there were marks of blood u it she had passed along the counter whilst bleeding, and had isto,d and bled at a different spot from that where she was found. The place did not appear to have barn robbed, and the sum of 211. 10e. was found in one of her bones. An Inquest was held on Friday, before J. N. Dudlow. Esq., when Mr. Big. geodes, surgeon, stated It to be his opinion that the wounds cidald not have been inflitesid by herself. The jury retuned a verdict that "deceased had been found dead with her throat cut, but whether or not by her own set there was no evidence to show." THE ESCAPED CONVICTS PROM LEEDS GAOL.— We stated ;soma time ago in the Express, that one of the two osevicts who escaped from the Lime Gaol on the sth of October had been captured. We have now to add that Showcased On, Richard Ghanian, has bass re-takes near Cheadle, is Staffordshire. He was again lodged In the Lewis Gaol on Sunday night. He, like his companion, states that he has not asp& le • bed slam hts mop* from gaol. DFCEEASE OF Carina.—At the Bristol Police Court yesterday there was cot • single sharp, either of felony, mi-desmanour, or drunken and disorderly conduct, and the magistrate, whose jurisdlicies includes apopuladoe of about 200,000 persons, bad nothing to do. To the credit of the city it stay be mentioned that this is not the first time within the laat two or three years that such an event has occurred. DESTITUTION IN THE ISLES OE BOOTIAND,...Tb• hot accounts from the West Highlands sad Isles anaosaos the failure of the potato crop, to a my soesidwable az- ' tent, and the probability that severe and mug general Abbess will prevail early in 1861, particularly in same of the Wink. sad the teams of Rees and I sea. Its s gnomes totesan, says the Perth Cowior, that the insularism* had whisk the liberality of the pablte pat tats the heads of the idialmegli aad Glasgow relief annantoose. should lava lora Mowed away mainly in a shape whisk meld sly alkyd assistasse, sad was meek Week Nails le beokr abased ley= who were menses of Ike a% Ga the raker bead, then Osaka of tits Terthallefued ID permeeent inioromumat of me misetediesslity in IMO Ulet is melt, as while it mast be gratifying to the sehmittem to know that their liberolity 4 likely to steel meek pod, ought to ft•COlltage simt.a, undertakinp upon a kw =ie. BERKSHIRE ANTIQUITIEILISt wee EOM Cu riosities were found at Sena Roarown Neer Ike bees of the barrow, small British urns have beet found. In the number of sassily filled with burst hu ed pissed at equal dismisses from rack other. ba llo4lll the sewn, another eirele was found, conalseig el ld urns of the rue elm, filled like the ethers with hunt henna, and eke equi distant from each other. Still meter the mean a large era has been dissovered inverted ; and sappiest to be ens or mother sink, filled with karat bane; also b this urn another bronze Matrumaat or easelflalal knife, with rims In it, similar to the ass foetid in the sentral depeall, This an, like the others, is of British minuteman, sad la soesequeme wombed by the weight of earth around, planer of Paris bolas sto farm an blade mould, on whisk the plasm are at it appears abort the shape sad slue of a kale pot, sad would' hold about half a bushel. Amend this to as well as the others and aoderamith the priistdpal &ratan are large red stases, some of them having the appeansos of having been bust. There was also knod the shamus of a mat apparently quartered, sad laid in a mull hale surouaded with stases the boast were not basal, and It be. an im am* aw brae. This wee an object of some interest, bat webby was found eo throw may light neon the sebleet. There were also foetid setae deposits Intim moon set Wigwam and what was *append to be a badger s head.— Bakahire Chronicle. Comm, Barrus.—The following amount of a Nadia batsmen a make and a musk rat has been supplied as by an 171-ori . neso : the make wea, we priasma, ass poi scosme—a eireentstanoe known in ail likaiikead es he small• ant:—" I saw ■ combat between a small sask• sad a meek rat, ths latter haring hold of the tail of** reptile sad sha les it vigorously, the snake makiag gnat suidiss to get away from its toe, ommiottally Waist its head half rend towards its enemy. Tin or Mx persons were witameas et the faa, but the rat was so intant apes ins week that so assist whateror was takes of the bystaadies; as last the auks made for ems of the doors, sad la spite of the alerts of the rat, managed to get bosoms the edge of the doer (w►ieh We. skit) and dm slll, and so tamped. Tits rat basted backwards aid hew s:4 es a des would ben dam after a ban or rabbit, sad wises ws moved to me what lad lissom of the Bask., the rot departed ememUteg Is be en. tom.' —Bootbag Tina. MONEY MARKET. TIIIIIDAY EVIWIIIIO. With regard to the progress of desire in Mexico, we may state that we have seen a letter from an in fluential and creditable person in the city of M , .xico, dated sth October, which affirms positively that the bill for the arrangement of the debt has passed the Deputies, and been carried into the Senate, where its principle has been affirmed, and the standing orders suspended, so as to admit of its passing by the 9:h or 10th October at latest, information of which will be sent through the United States. The information as to the progress of the tariff measure is so far confirmed that a respectable house here has received directions from its correspondent in Mexico to delay shipments of goods until the tariff bill has passed. In this prospect we place considerable confidence, because throughout Spanish America, in Chili, Peru, Bolivia, and Mexico, the reform of the tariff is a measure zealously supported and pressed on the attention of the governments and the public. The working of the improved tariff in Old Spain must likewise have its influence, fur there a very large in crease in the customs receipts, aid a considerable diminution of smuggling, has taken place. Al ready the illegitimate trade by Portugal, Gibraltar, ea the Fres& fresabirisr-talling off. The itteendusent of the tariff is indeed a measure of no lees importance to the bondholders than the passing of the bill for the debt, because whatever apportionment of interest may be made, it is on improved customs re ceipts the creditors must rely for its fulfilment. From Linares, under date Pozo Audio, Nov. 2, we extract from the report as follows : Shaw's shalt has been sunk to, and communicated with the 45 fathoms level, and the lode for the last 2 fathoms sunk is productive, and yielding from 1 to 2 tons of lead ore per fathom. 31 east of this shaft the lode has greatly improved daring the past week, and is now 3 feet wide with a solid branch, or vein of lead, from 6 to 8 inches wide, worth from 1 to 2 tons per fathom. St. Antonio's wines is sock 7 fathoms below the 45, lode 6 feet wide, with tine stones of lead and very promisleg. Durieg the past month the water has been drained and cleared from Lw Nieves, St. Pablo, and La Mance abate, and the several wotkiess in the val. nity of each. There is at present 220 fathoms ef productive ground, worth - at least from 4to 5 tone of lead per fathom, eetiroated at 1,000 tons of lead ore, exclusive of what has been discovered shove the beck of the 45, where there are considerable quantities awe still remaining. The predates for October nas been 83 tons, and would have exceeded 100 tons ►ut for the delay occasioned by want of powder in all the operations for tutwork and tribute. The tribute department continues to yield fair quantities of ore. Stock at Linens, 110 tons, 12 cwt. ; at Seville, 2 tone, 15 cwt. ; at Malaga. 96 tons, 4 wit ; at Bayless. 24 tons, 19 cwt. On board ship, 202 tone, 16 cwt. total, 437 tons, 7 ewt. The Asturiqno, published at Oviedo, 'aye it has seen the report of Mr. Woodhouse, the eminent en gineer, sent out by Mr. Mackeneie to report on the Lsogreo railway. In reference to coal, Mr. Wood house reports that there are abundant deposits of good quolity at Carbayis, and in the valley from Gaudin to Says. Tide is not only suitable for the purpose of the Spanish railways, but it can compete with Newcastle coal and that of St. Etienne, in the Upper Loire, for the supply of the French railways of the west, which yearly consume from 50,000 to 70,000 tons of coke. He says that the coal is good for coking and for steam purposes, and will supply the Mediterranean steamers. The selling price of Gijon coal at present is about 16s. per ton, but on the completion of the railway it will be brought down to one-half. Mr. Woodhouse thinks the coal traffic may be carried to 150,000 tons yearly. THIS DAY Two o'CLocz. The market for the home funds opened rather fiat this mr,rning, but, as businees progressed, much more confidence became apparent, and prima are at present I quoted at a further advance since yesterday. Consols were first marked 961 for money, and 981 for the account of the 11th December, but sera.) large time purchases soon carried the price to 961. A reaction to succeeded, but the feelina is now a shade steadier, with the quotations ruling at' 6! for cash, and 96; to for account. The business, on the whole, has been of a varied character, and rather considerable in amount. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 951 and j ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 971 and 1; Long Annuities, 1860, 71 and 7 3-16; South Sea New Annuities, 95j; Bat.k Stock, 213 and 212; India Stock, 271. Exchequer Bills continue at the decline of ls. toted yesterday ; all sizes have been transacted at 661. and 69e. prem. ; India Bonds, at 86s. prem. There is a good deal more firmness to be noticed in the market for the foreign investment., and prices generally have improved, though the business is not upon a large scale. Russian Four.and-a-Half per Cents., however, have been dealt in to some extent, and the price has gone up from 95, at which it was first marked;to 96. For Mexican and Dutch stocks the market is much better. The official report of actual business comprises the following, viz. :—Bra zilian Old Five per Cents., 88 • do. New, 1829 and 1839, 84 Dutch Four per Cent:Certificatea, 861 and 87. Mexican, for the 29 , h inst., 311 and 1. Portu guese Five per Cents., 861 and 85; do. Four per Cent., 33 and 1. Rumian Five per Cent, 107 ; do. Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931, c and kV: Spanish Active Five per Cents., 171; do. per Cents., 381 and 1. vomit Beak Reek, 213 14 S per Ct. Awl 3a44., 1114 1 pa Cl. 05a.411044.4224 I /06M: 4 par 01. rat OLU Wa i= 7 :E.,,Tiigiiiii!_ a& 31 4 f a r l l =as rel. lbee.. 711 24 444 %ANA Ibik. 666 4 pa (71. Dutch Orr- N T MDS.—Tuoi Day. par Maw. e Aos, Dec. 11, tief st per Pi Llobotoot MiIINIOL to et. IN FUND/. 2; 1 per IX =lelr.,ljk ltl 1 * Mk oar 'ea re 99 ri e r/tesse. i„ tut fi red _ 3ll 9 3 MC Ns.. Ditto Praire bk, el i liiPer Ct. teersests lt I Deterred B owe, 909 lli MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The markets hays generally boon quiet to-day, bat prime are unaltered. _ 6o;;;;;;:tianee steady ; 1,000 bar Bengal were offered in pubis's sale and about 600 sold at about yesterday's Priem: flishaYs low yellow, 375. 6d. to 395.; reamed steady; grocery lumps, 606. 51. to 625. 6d. C 01711.-600 bags good ordinary native Caylen sold in public sale at 65e. 1,000 begs have been *old to arrive; the pries not made public. Rica.-2 000 bass Madras °fad, but the damaged pot. non only sold. 800 bags Java were bought is at 10s.; 120 bags good Brasil bold grain sold at 12e. Parrs'.-650 bap, fair Batavia sold is public sale 31d. per lb., sad 700 bags whits at 61d. to 61d. Tea.—The market oontioses to war as upward sp psanusee and a fair business done at the lens advance. ' In other articles no material Mutation; the markets have bees thinly attended, as pretty generally smears on a Wednesday. Duty NU as Seger to lad week to Lemke, uv. cwt r. pool. Bridal, Hell. sad the Clyde ..... 4,1170,321 the sem period last yeer „ 4,637,824 Lama& 221,40$ ranis rus a.:.. Ex 1630 To uat wan. lb. Unice 25,006,701 = nl asms war 1,965,12 S Total lam Um 4 ISO MARK-LANG.-TIIIB DAY. The quality et Enlist Wheat on sale this laingsg wee mall, and the remiss of Sardis tab weak snow wily to 1,850 qrs. The artiste was hebi with Increased Inunsw, sad Monday's eisetatieas were tiny supported. Malting Barley was quite as be deer, as sad liner s (TI. um e dla3 Barley could hardly naught se well at the the week. The rsosipts of Oats have also been very halted, and the tarn in pries was is favour of **seller. Beans sad Per steady, at brie rates. allannus 11170 LONDON ISOM 11th 1100. 70 11th NOV. QM Instal Isi kis). Davis% Moat I 1110 I L Is3o oats . I 110 1 NM 11110 i iiii i iiii Omni. 00AL MABILET.—THIS DAY. Cun MIMI. 116. 9d. ; Sim Mate, 14a. 9d. ; Walls Sad Haswell, ; Walls Bad lambus, 15. . 64.; Walls Bad Ti.., 1ia.99.-8141 at mukst, 221. RAILWAYS. TRIO DAT, Two o'CLocit. The share market to-day is decidedly firma, and the prices of all lints are lo&king up. Caledonians have gone rapidly up to 94, b. ing a rise of full 11. per share since paterday, and Midlmds have also advanced 11. per cent., transactions having:been last effected at 41f. Great Westerns have improved to 691 ; North Western St oc k t o 117 ; S outh W esterns to 671 ; &nth Eastern. to 191; York and North Midlands to 221. Llos.tic arm a Yesterday. I It ins. 6 1 al.. 4 fps 6 7 1 Ri Ps. pm. 10 i -r : 66 1 ;1I • NI a a le 26 26 die f n ii i i 1 11* 11. I Oat X 57 pal 52 57 4 !pa 6 7 i 4; 1:1 Iv 21 30f 24 25 If If 11 14 41 9 1 3 01 II 12 241 7 , 21i . cei 69 • 7 1 914 96 16 49 49 60 21 22 9 19 6 iy 43 46 13/ 191 dl e. Si 71 ale. 119 9 414. 129 121 79 7 315. 19.9 939 • 10 l i d; pm 114 i In 137 10 104 37 69 57 so 11 114 24 4 11 117 2 P3l It Pm 1 24 pm. 6114 61 17 16 4 atm. 14 13 Ma. 2 4 1 4 9r& 2 19 1 214* Ws 9 10 IQ 6 2 2 Ws 401 40 231 12 dL 21 II 124 126 16 111 Ii 14 di. 14 16 s i 104 10 Am. 131 24 41 43 7 13 1871 9m. 71 71 / Ipm 10 11 34 6 MM. 65 6 WA. 94 10 11 13 Sy 6y 3 • 13 1 1 IJ 31 fy 10y 10 11 44 cu. 191 lig 24 1 33i 3 41 41 i 9 . 7 dla sy ij Burn. RAILWAYS. °6l- "ANWA sorr e" D...f a las`" ibm u ll ami l :•. agu. s: Nua. (o t. 'c si tv.rreee;••W: =. = .1 0.4.tc , ) salwairpa.,onnthra.. wiZaainarantae 131 Bina.Wolv.k BleinTeary )0 Bristol snd Barter 11l IS Dia ito 10 sal . I Do Prelims*, blin and Belfast June-.. WILT Do. 133.10•46 p.O.Pref. Eastern Counties .. 10 Do. New Pref. 6p. tai 6I Da Kit, 3p. Ct, No 1 si Do. do. No 2 10 Do. N. lk F i st, 6pm Ct 13 Do. New IS Eastern Union: clam Gate E. U. Mt) IS Do. class B. and &ditto 10 Do. Scrip frua. 6p. CL) 23 Ewa Lanowlitre_ 11 / Do. New t Glares 13 Eaatimeole.olLowie.B p.Ct SO Edinburgh and Glampair 21 Ezeter,l euvil, it bathes. Ils. Exeter and Exmouth 23 Great Northern 12; Do.l sharenA,Defern . rd 13 Do,l share., B, Gp. Ct. ISt Do. 3 per Cent. Prot. 10 Gt. Boothand Woot.(ln.) 24 110, Eighths 116 Great Nortb of 20 Orem Woolen, 13 Do, New Elf 10 Hull and Selby M Do. s shares ... 121 Dal alum . 20 Lowman sod &Qs 1 Do. Thirds DO Lanounin andi' orkstai 1 Do. shams ... 10 33 Do. YAM 16 lin New gil l ;6 0 . 10I,:i 11l Do. Went mesa 50 Leeds and 50 Leeds and Thirds . 6 Du Prof. 6p. Ct. If*: 2 17 Ditto Ditto... Ditto Ditto_ 3 Do. PreL Qoartera London and Blackwell Lest. . Lan.. Brighton, it &Conn Do. New gua. 6 p. Do. guaranteed Sp. Ct. late Croydon Thirds Do. Prof, S pse Cent ... Do. Count. 3 p.et.,1113/, Dodo° and Greenwiok... Do. Pretences °radon North-Waters Do. do. New 3 shams Do. Fifths Dskllo (ei mouth-Western Ifs Do. New, FSO 14 Do. New, P4O ". S Do. New Preference 10 Lowestoft (luar.4 per Cent. SI /16110 it, ~ i nollatloel 15 Do. j abate., Nat 10 Do. New S. lo Pref. 11 Do. Wm Lioal.Ualae SO Welke& S 5 Do. LSO * Zaire_ 00 Do. Una. sad Derby 00 Do.Coes./1.1171. 6p.C. 00 Nceealk . It Do &tendon Do. Guano. 54 per Ct. 15 Korth Bring% . 5 Do. Preferioae 17. North Staffordahlro . . , II Oxford, Wore, & Waiver. S 4 Praxes and Wyre4 Do. hares .t) II Itaed.,oal4, sod Reigate 61 'Comic and Ritchie . 93 14 do tiot Do. eh Central tihapreth Extaasloo 13 1 dermal& Elm., eiles ' i 91 Do., CLas B 6 Do., New thiaraiteed $0 Sh f ewib l i g T?d Chester it 13i 14 Da Hd~e 1 Do. New . 10 Do. pet (mei. PW4. Sbropoldre Union ... 10 South Dame 13 Do. Prafereaor It South stalTordahini 10 South Tesoro 10 South Wales 13 south orkahlre; ter, and Goole 13 I le) Koth.lhOrele N.DL Guar. 3 per Oast— 9, Taw Vale F.xtawaion Waterford and Kil kenny„. We Volley to , Ct. gm. Dit Ditto Wilts, Somme'. &Worn York,fiewoutletßerwiek Dant. (York& Newca. Do. 0.N.21.1" arch orPref 21i Sli 43 446 16 1 I 6 8 f 4i 4 Cs. 16 18 Wt. 80 Torl ' and 7:.4% Midland. 10 De. Preticencs Pennon ItaMll. n 6J analo.ltallan (late Italian and Aeltriae) 10 20 Boulogne and Azaleas_ ... 20 20 Central /ranee (Vireos) 20 8 Data altselslt 00 9 M ea t fi 21i si li 41s. nisi 1 3 t i 7 7 131 1 6 6 die. Pat Pm i l4 ito 1 i ;:: 4 1 744 131 14 41 41•211 25 10 - 0 5 Gnat India Psigants S 11 Do. 21 10 Do. BO 10 Kum and Liege 10 14 Northern a Prune ... 10 r Orkaesasd Bords•az la 10 Paris and Orleans IS 20 Paris and Pima 10 14 P.ais and Versabserg 10 10 Boons and Han• 10 10 Bunke sad Yaws 00 14 Than and Nantes Ltd ii 9 0 1 91 'Us 2 2 1 loi die LIVERPOOL, Noon*Ur 12. BTOCZ-EZMUllol.—Daspite rumours of war the market holds very fiera.—Birkenhead, Lancashire and Chests! 16 d. —Caledonia., 8 9-16.—Esatern Counties, 6 .— But Lana shire, 8 1 —Lanes/hire and Yorkshire Comolidated 46—Ditto (11itb shun), 8 1.16 4 —Lancashire and Carlisle (third 'hares), 34 p.—Laneaster and Preston, 22 p.—London and North Weston, (new 4 Iblitte), 21 7-16 p.—Mancheeter, Sheffield, and Lineoht (preference share,), 84 —Yidlaad, 404—Ditto (half shmes), 221 d.—South Buten' sad Dover, 19 9-16 j.—York and Norm Midland, 221. MANCHESTER, November 12. 15Toin BICELNOII.—The market opened weak, !lapelled icon kraals towards the elcee. There was bat little beti mes done, however. LEEDS, November 12. STOOK Excataxon.—Th• sass datassi which has ohms. Wised ths market for sous days pat gait prevailod this moaning. Ths shhof briars doss ores is East Laseashirss. at 81.12 a. 94., sad la Yak and North Wetlands at 22, both bsisca alight &Amos petards?' rates ;Lamb ma Think', 91 ; Neat Lanssidno Prato., 7y. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. Tits market eamtlamm quiet, with a =oblate demand 93t ooseetoption. at We to ale. 3d. oa the spot. Tows Tallow is quoted at 39a. to SU bd. matt malt . • Petenbaro Y.C., ow th• met, Mc to ale. ad- ; all taw mar ,, 37a. 9d. ; Jan., Feb., sad sLush, 335. 3d. buyers. A FREICCII BIBLIOPHILIOT.—One of the most eager end impassioned bibliophiliste ever kaolin, M. Choir Nottsley whom death occurred l as t September, has le ft a will is arida he bequeaths his library to the Presets nation, mast the auspices of the President of the Republic M. Ilotteley permed the debut and most numerees celleettea of Elmira, the most nagnitiont specious, of Preach sad other bindings, and the most maim osloto•O of to.. worts, illossra.ed manneseipts. &o. 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