The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-14 00:00:00

Noe Is' .0%1111 01 COWS r! tb , Awn ere • • ;`pelistertor . .!nab moo' l s'r.A nk. ' • rWrelt r oNLY ri - :•ntA.l.O .e arrks . Mill% • t sera in ..erres. weary .4411,10 1 0 NAM. n Nag MOST to Nate :Is ell Up ,see bad e .11 h. BCR heir esae y hart to ae+LLLas " 0,8101, Intl ow lostiewoak h hd 3011.; Tags 011 Seas 41 . al* )1.01811111 ints.uS 4 , bail= I and west hip Bel SS I. W ..es SI 10 hoe 7,1 Mal 4 • 1 , tO P,l', -M h. worm, •lirtinef • . • ,all h. lII' ; Wet! IA , 1 4475e p prit.5151. Y. [THREEPENCE. _ . mrutikruMfa. TVLICIVA/MV R t d_ 11160. . It ii blip lik) M ti ,Pkg RAILWAYS. oil VENTILATION COMBINED. r %TM ran WAIIII4BIII 1/111MLITL1 1 0 mnt abatis ori *mat le seerk•t bt rze;trif=klFaikis:llllFecisen: egg''l:ll et olcae), al It o ca ' pt ME. a leas pirp_wria mni es applisdin is 3.s DOMM. MOW away born Isagandss. MONEY MARKET. WONG 1:17•1111111% 01itte1...41k741.0A0 tioverormst dloarGio• WINDINSMOGAA. $.093,924 docked. De1 .. 0d% *amity) . 10,298.901 MIR= • C . 711 .6.3163 61 0. owl Div. AMA) 9,775,300 Gold aodi levor 0010 593,28.3 Othor 9,511.556 doomsday oadaiiiitHib 1.20.9911 All/.977438.196,877 M. MARSHALL. Odd thisMor. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. Tins DAT, Two o'CLocit. The share market is again buoyant, and the tendency appears sill dcidedly upwards. Prima opsaed rod, and a fair business has since been done, result ing in a considerable advance in many descriptions, including, more especially, Great Northern', Mid land', South-Eastern', and Berwick". The prices of actual sales this day are subjoined : PROPOSED HEREFORD ROSS, AND GLOUCESTER RAILWAY. FIJDAT ZTSWING: It is Mated that Mr. Peter Anderson, who wu de clared a defaulter in the house yesterday, has ar ranged with his creditors for 1U in the pound, and has declared his intention of not returning into the house until he has settled every claim upon him. We are sorry to add that there wu another failure to-day, that of Mr. Francis Metcalfe. The rates of exchange again receded to-day, and Paris reached a lower point than before, namely, 24f. 00c., the exchange of yesterday from Parts coming . lower, and beiog quoted 2 1 f. 920., though there is no change in bullion. Paris paper at sight and three months was much in demand. Ham burg went back to 13m. 6}, and was also mach in demand. Amsterdam is quoted rather better, though it Ina ems at lift. 13tc. In Vienna and Trieste the priors were nominal, there being little doing. The following were the prices negotiated: Time. PriesaserMs ; tat Trtmi Tar 1$ A 11 184 lsi ..... ~11 154 l6 11 16f l6 23 II 5O 13 15 2O 24 90 SI 10 21 174 llt 118 13 10 ...... 20 37 i 49 49 I 90 25 73 41 2 114 MINCING-LAN/4 SATURDAY NORNDIO. The **lonia market has prostrated a tolerably moody appearanoe throughout the week. The galas of Sugar have gone off at rather advanced rata for the good end floe kinds, but the low sorts have bees sold on easier terms, Ike first of the new crop of Mauritius was offered at the sales on Thursday, and disposed of at very fall priors. The sales of West India daring the week tospriar . l,9oo iocluding the followlog at public auction, TIC:- 202 blade 23 tiers.. Barbodose, at 37t. 6d. for bl own, and 40s. 6d. to 441. 64. for iolddltog to fins groom ;76 Mids. Ile crystalised Betatron' were partly taken is at 431.64. to 47.. - for fine bright yellowtail white, low brown to yellow were 10 ,.. sold at 39e. tld. to 43e. 6d. 206 Ude. 233 tierces and Wren s r St. Lucia went at 365. 6d. to 39e. 6d. frr brown to low yellow, and 41e. to 43e. for good to fine polities; 6,140 bap so Mauritius, a portion of which was of the new mop, wire entity sold at 295. 61. to 355. 6d. for low to Rood brows, 91 37e. 6a. to 391.61. for low to middling yt Bow, 40s. to 451. Lit „,„ good to fine bright yellowish, and 36r. 6d. to 41r. 6d. flat dull to good groat treyish. The chief portion of 13,395 bale. Bengal went at Ma to 33e. for low to good brown, 37r. 6d. n to Us. 64. fcr soft yellowish end grayish, and 449. to 461. for tall good to fine whit* lionares Of /new', 167 hhdr., 60 norm, a._ and 93 bats Cuba, were chiefly talon in at 40s. 61. to 455. /,,r ; s l . low middling to fiat grocery, and 327 bags Bourbon, at 38a. t o per cwt. for good yellowish, so For C.ffee thus has not been my math loquiry. The it public galas of Ceylon Coffee have comprised 620 cutup, 01 1,430 bags plaatation, and 830 bap 'ratite ; the former km bees partly Pohl at 66e. to Mk for low to la* ordisory sad 71 60s. to 665. 64. for flee godlier, to add. obey imam se were bought la at 65a. to 66r. for low to good ordinary ; at. 1,197 her 29 awe Mediae were part told at 639. toles. for tO good to floe ordisary, and 60a. to 66e. for middling guilty g 136 bap 190 robins Mysore went at 51s. 61. to frit. tor sedi es - nary to good ordinary, 1,630 bap St. DOZIi•V were bought 6 , in at 490. to 60s. for good ordinary, and 2921ege Costa Ries la at 625. to Ms. foe good to line fine ordinary. klal•petre has brought very lull prima. Black Popper is 14 about id. per lb. dearer, bat is the Am scats of Nutmegs • a s : denim' of 2d. per lb. has been established. 6f In Tea the trams...toss have boon chiefly maned to is arcvle of late import, and thee, hare sold pretty readily at let. Pan week's pries.; but generally the market has been lees 23 firm than for some weeks put. ant Common Congoos have II somewhat receded, and may now bs quoted at la. Old. per li lb., and rather *ellen than buyers at this rate. A small public sale took plan cm Thursday, what 750 packages only i sold, oat of 3,266 packages pat up. 50 k I On Wednesday last a public meeting was held at the Shire hall, Hereford, to take into consideration the beet mesas of promoting the extension of the Forest of Dean Railway to Roa ono Hereford. The meeting was convened by the High Sheriff, James Cheese, Erg , in compliance with the regvisition which had boon presented to him, DM,- rosily signed by the nobility, gentry, clergy, 'grin 'Purists, tradesmen, s ad others of the county. The Mout Sulam, D.C. IS. STOVE WITHOUT • nus.— JEST, tor vow*. smar. WeenieNW. latir-roces, alas% mid As . sevekles A from Ift. ash upealWah JW/Weilltrw &we mei!, Void with Sr /eyes% Meet het, - A taw 19 to 43 hoara without attention or a we daily at the • la frowrietwea, SWAN 7ra rarnotaag liewswegor • mil at the City Depot, _.; sod to haled hum dapriadpil hremongere wastry. Joyce's Preperel nil Mr lite Ware% Gd. tabs bad Wow via las NM rid aims ea the 213, Oa sod IA Ilmigsralre. The above returns, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue £29,348,915 Damease £20,870 Circulation Wive 18,706,710 Inaresse 99,260 Public deposits Other depodm Government 80091itil. In banking department 14,228,901 Without alteration. Other securities in banking department 12,722,488 , Coin and bullion in both departments .... . 15,942,198 Decrease 67.873 Seven day and other hies 1,263.998 Demers 11,408 The Rest 3,092,924 Increase 7,186 The Reserve The stock of silver bullion is again without altera tion. Avording to the official returns published in the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales durig the week ending the 30th November was 3 , 560,38n 1, In ffieflolailling week the amount was 3,577;30111. thumb ennwrquently a decrease of 16,9641. The mole circulation of the joint stock banks during, Me same week was 2,747.7891.; and the previous week's return being 2,769,0651., the decrease is showel M be 21,2761. On taking into consideration the active circulation tof the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 18,607,4501. (being 5,6851. more than the I week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 24,915,6191., which shows • decrease, on balance, of 32,5751., as cam- 1 oared with the returns for the previous week ending Nov. 23. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,228,5031., sod the joint stock banks 662,1981. below the amount authorised to be issued. The Santiago Mining Company have received advice., dated Cobre, Nov. 4, Ibso. The report gene rally is more favourable, showing an improvement in the different levels. At Perseverance': In ThomP son's shaft the lode is from 21 to 3 feet wide, com posed of yellow copper and arsenical pyrites, inter spersed with peach, yielding 4 tons of ore per fathom, east from shaft at the 10 fathom level, lode is 4 feet wide, 2 tons of ore per fathom ; east from shaft be- i tween 10 and 20, lode 5 to 6 feet wide ; lode in *topes west, 3to 4 feet wide, 4 tons per fathom. At the deep edit east, lode 4 to 5 feet wide, 4 tons per fathom ; lode in .topes in the back of edit, east and west from crass-cut, is from 2 to 23 feet wide, yield ing ore of a superior quality at the rate of 3 tons per fathom ; lode in edit west is from 2 to 3 feet wide. No important alteration in the other mines. At Recurs; lode in slopes east and west from Gold smith's shalt at 14, 20, and 26 fathom levels is from 2 to 3 feet wide, composed of tile, copper ore, gozzan, and iron pyrites, and taking into consideration the expense: of extracting and transplanting the ores to Thompson's dressing floor', It is deemed advisable when the levels are extended west from San Joaquin to throw open to view the whole of the ground and at a much greater depth. By this means they will be enabled to transport the ores to the drew iog floors, for at least 50 per cent. less than was formerly paid. Produce for October 185 tons. BIM= RAWWAYS. Mi. for tot dcleit. took tee chair. The CHAIRMAN having opened the business of the meeting with some observations advocating the necessity 'of railway commurication from Gloucester to Hen ford, Lord BATEMAN moved the first reulution, pledging the meeting to support a railway from the Forest or Dean Rail way to the terminus of the lihrewsbuy and Hereford Rail way at Hereford. It was &minded by J. F. VAUOUAN, Esq. Mr. BRUNEL said be inti.t remind the meeting that everything had occurred to alter the view in which they must look at railway projects. Those railways only which promised a fair return for the capital would be embarked in ; and each a one be felt assured was the present un..er taking. Thie he had raid was a favourable opportuoity for the construction of this line, b , cause it would give the per sons engaged in the construction of the works on oppor tunity of employing their capital and material, which were now lying idle • and it would also find employment for all descriptions of labourieg men who were now, many of them, without work. (Hear, heir.) This opportunity had been seized in many instances durine the past twelve months • and many railways and public works, which had been abandoned for want of money, had since been carried out at a far less out, and with advantage to those who invested their capital in them. Seeing this opportunity occur, he wrote to hit friend', Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Bodenhem, Mr. Eons, and Mr. Hal, expressly rating his opinion. He saw a low months back that, if the peculiar aspect of the times was taken advantage of, that which they all so much desired might be effected under the meat favourable circum stance. (Rear, hear.) These were times when moneyed men were not disposed to hazard their money, ss was the cue a few years ago, merely upon speculation of sham bought for the purpose of being bold again ; but large capi talists were unposed to invest their mosey to a bluetit'. and more u,eful mode—that of executing weeks where there was any sort of security for their receiving a fair interest for their capital invested. (Hear.) A snort time ago, during the rags of railway speculation, scrip was b might and sold for mousy ; and it was the purehase and gels of this paper money that formed a wove of profit aced of ruin to many. At the present time, however, it was only those who really desired to hold the shares, and expected a fair return for their capital, who would embark in this undertaking. The esti mate for the portion of the Monmouth and Hereford line which wee trilby:teed in the line he now proposed, at the time the Great Western Company had obtained their act to make the Monmouth and Hereford line (but which act was now eziiired) &minuted to the sum of 440,0001. the change, however, in the times had tow enabled them to enter into a much safer contract with wea , thy and responsible men, who had entered into such contracts before, for the sum of '230,0001 This difference did not result wholly from the difference in the prices of labour and ma terials, but in some measure from the more sober views which were now taken in the formation of railwaya. For merly everything was constructed on a more extravagant principle, but poverty had tinsels% them wisdom. (Hear.) The construction of single liuea of railway cow undo a ocuriderable difference. The promoters of raiiways were now contented with a much more business-Irks and more vestal set of writhe than those which were considered neeratairy by parliament and by the public a few years ego. For these reasons they were now enabled to construct a railway im mensely below the amount 'hick was expended a few years since. (Hear.) lie had put himself in communiecion with contract: s, and would rate, on his own unhurt y, that the moment they were prepared to enter lure a contract he wea.d find a contractor ready to construct the line for the sum stated. The meeting, therefore ' had now to determine whether or nut t he y would have a railway from Hereford to Itees end Cibucester. (Hear, hen.) As to the ...vantages ot such comcuouicttion, he need not say much, as they moat be well acquainted with them. By the formation of the Shrewsbury and Hereford line, a great deal of traffic must take place between t^e north arid the south districts of the ciontry. The inhal i:ants of this district would be placed in dirt ct communication with Birkenhead, which was now likely to became a rival port wish Liverpool, naiveties with it for the trade of the world. By the way of Holyhead, the Mott direct comeannieatien would be open. d with Ireland; end by rattans railways all parts of the north of England woul t be easily gained. • communication would also he made with South Warn. The meeting was @Stewards addressed in support of the proposed undertaltiog by Vi•count Herefer.t, the Rev. Archer Clive, Sir R. Puce, Bart., M.P., Col Cal it I, M.P., Mr. Wept Prosser, M.P., , Mr. Cornewall Lewis, M.P., Bli V Cornewell, the Rev. T. P. Symonds, Mr. James King King, Mr. T. W. Booker, ht P., Mr. James Davies, and Cap tain Peploe, in support of the v aloes resolutions, and dna lions were given that the set should lie applied for in the next session. M , Do. * Prellinsea . 14 Ambers., MAW, BOOM sad Ipiet Amapa • Sorts* ELM Rat. (Oi: II 2161. 9/ ralaaa Do. without 'guarantee If TAAL, and Dudley allodulnol„ andtbrooz. 13 Do. without aroarantos Btria.Wohrit Stour Way 100 Bristol sad Itootar „. „. 1 3 1 1 da. Si Sig. 6 Ipa lie 224 27 se 111 11 leuesse 261,110 1. 1 ‘ * . ~ 11.... ..., .., ..., ... m. 1 1 1 i (, , I, i , r ‘.4 1 1 , I 1 1 1. L 1 rr eft Ss Ike 12.• tr APPROVED STOVES. —TM .4 the badu s MUIII end %MA novas( sa a aostassie uriated. imam ldra d S psrl et rathsasab SaadMil d 111.- sloadad vallafr% 11.11 M lass auddia dodder.Rl satirdsh Ed malty. IMAM SO bit 1111 OR bad bald aseser d pas amiliet Y diebeolasse sliddall as dem imadadla iddessus tbs aged altsaaks. rartialia. ter—arr, orross ai tlenba sm. "11" trs C r i tar ‘ ca lat. ne r Segniss-eamt ; end Se. illisalsed. 100. Japes padaski bas. 11 C gym. 10 6111 ira. 74 76 I 7 IS 10 61 5 1 101 16 17 11 14 13 21 dip Sonhere .....-....... Saillarks ......... Short ...—...... a Am▪ mo Mort Da• r sai• awake Vi• m iii ni I nii MIS all rr. ■r ... at ;! 4 , 1 ii 5 &Val 'RR AND ALL 'OTHER STOVES. — '4a ireOCK d 11101SEIS sai cAbw is Ow walk ii a z=la Avg%W Maw% amairsi gawk Ida beimed asaradisi ewwY lek; Mo. malt adds oxiammall tad two do. lota IL.i rid ardima_ormiato. aid Ita.c Slid Padisti bs la orsoadili *sin U.. to V h. • Pao= to £4 40. 804404 . 1 sid odor Paula/ itefie Soaps opal law. ? It-MACRE sad IRON TEA-TRAYS. ~writ et ha lap rid Waked wit* naproos iaei a to 'ant saw li7 4. BUXTON, Ix dad dad lower visa sad, waree taro retest on porilam. .t ve Two" par sot of ....Iran Ma Di to 10 guineas. —.bow la. id. to 4 &Dela. lit let ea di, 66 i 44 ass Calla Lasbeta 0,0!• - i pa 741 7 19 19 lit 1: Ws sib um in am lug =lll 124 90 thys late U -*: . nada thus owes In bullion little was done, holders wishing to keep up prices, while the dote of the coot nental markets, the late heavy sale of dollars, and the large amount today brought up from Southampton, induce pur amen to hope for lower rates. The arrival of the Mexican moil to-day has very fortunately supplied the lkiexican bondholders' com mittee with advice', of which the following abstract has been meet to us: "The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have received from their agent, Mr. Falcoonet, from the city of Mexico, under date of 4th November, 1850, the official advice* confirming the promulgation of the decree for the settlement of the foreign debt. " Mr. Falconnet states that the Minister of Finance is disposed to propose to Congress a modification of that article of the act which reduces the interest to 3 per cent. in perpetuity, so as to limit the duration of that reduction. Regarding the cotton licenser, Mr. Falcoonet has taken upon himself to confirm the sale in consideration of a further sum of 50,000 dollars being pea by the purchasers. As regards the money in the hand' of Manning and Mackintosh, he trusts by iadtfigence and energy to guard the interests of the bondholders from ultimate loss. " Mr. Falconnet further remises a remittance of 1 70,000 dollars from the produce of the cotton licenses by the next mail. "The Clyde brings 17,000 dollars (of which 10,000 were to have gone ny the previous packet) from Tam pico, and 42,000 dollars from Vera Cruz, on account of the dividends. The committee are not yet aware of the amounts which she may bring to Colonel Facia from Tampico, and on account of the tobacco re- 81 $2 27 . II 1 i n I s nil 2 4 40 42 I iPR iq ue b. i$ 42 !^at date..... ....... ..... -.....-......0m ............. -.- t 4 ate, ditto . ..... .. . ... _. ............kOn 7e. Od. ...11PIYV quantity of . issa ....... and iron Iran nom a eseeeled hi the IddhOlit stele dart, it about a quaint of !wind cot ; Lein , odd. or oliebtly out of condition. Those ....Xi. worthy the etten•ton of Went and enflonlionoo itinad and Giolldis Totten, coke and brood took,* 766 776 96 ' 100 311414. 49 50 21 13 69 71 Si S.'s 04 27 ig $76 564 11 106 di& 7/ 6/ .154 16 1 ili i i 101 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. et. I The market is quiet on the spot, is cossegnesoe of the 1 0 arr:val of a few ships,. which are premed on the market. is There is still some inquiry for forward delivery. Prices al* 11.4 glinted se follows: Tows Tallow, 38e. 6t.; Petenhati 60 Y.C. on the epee, 375. 3d. to 6d.• ' all the year, 375. Od. ; Jan., Feb., sad March, 37e. 31.; last three mosthe 18.51, Ft. 39t. 3d. is Ailitiolla —Town Tallow, 3944. ; fat by ditto, le 21. Id.; yellow Russian Tallow, 395.• melted stuff, 295.; 30 at. rough ditto, 18.. ; Tallow graves, 91.; good dregs, 6e. le There has been little variation during the week fn 50 the valuer of Russian on the spot, but a good home trade Se descend exists, with few sellers of fine new yellow candle is under 375. 6d. per cwt. For the early part of sent year the I s ? rates asked are 37e. 3d. to 37.. 91., but not much has been 6 , done ; there are, however, several buyers rather under these 9 rate.. Home made towhee 375. to 375.6). net cub, and a good deal has been done, hut the ripply is plentiful. Other ee aorta of Tallow are in fair demand at last week's rates. !,;', The stock of Tallow is sal: much larger than last year, but to there is a fair coosumption, and rates are lower than the bt .. were at that time. There ate sellers of home-melted at a U small reduction. to awe worm' for 'my art irle sat approved of. -.ITIALLI,OOrncr of Newonsatreet, So.I,NEW fItr.ET. with eng ~ .,Iratslogues, ravings diver, Irgansongorg snide. P °") I.,,,mbgabra IR Wellsatrset. A.D. 1136. . _...- ~i,wv.sr y -F i vs YEARS' NERVOUSNESS, I toettiottlas, ladtgeatkat. and Debility, Ida* so uselatai o. natal, booboo dßetaally mad by DU Ballard . LLStA AL CA TOMB &vary abort Una —W. B. Lev" didediy, TIM MO . 01011 dyllarla aaraalmal. .. am, may.. eywitWO, awl arm. bale been elabastkr •• . BAtiltra dedideas lbaddi.aaaarlaa Bad ho a wary ~—dea John W. rkla. liabetea Baalon. Bertalb." , J: eareardve networtawk withhiWZ/ aad and I.a ..1 general debility. No bais removed by DO Ileititi-reetortalt YotaL—Alaws. Stawrt, Arebdisaa -a mew." —quid in taalstera. with OA lastiwatiand. Wt., at ad.; Mti.. at 11a.; Illb. at tb.. w riz. data, at a 1..; Mb., at bb.—DU BARRY mad Ow, imuLlataact. thadas.—Tbe 10 sad 10 as. amylase ftee. R S 3 Ma. 93 97 11 13 ._ soi 4 Ps 67 US US rat Ales neva I 0," make Lisa +i pm 21 pm. 1274 Q 202 1 I 7 31 772 82 TEKTIL—BOWLANDB' ODONI'O, tral DsWAY*. • wilts paean 4111111111 mild ot the 411.4 , 44 reclierdit lactroolnto at As deimial byte'. at %N. n is twennimg sod loailiblog slzesgtlars. a,.nil to reedeviai the brash inritet and me. It eztir .., adhoires the teeth, and i•••••• • Pewl-like for enamelled wastsze. Its witkeptle sall-sourbutie -144.4 t the birder porgesocd my a the Yolk and Indus tarnof do gar. Mae fa pot Ma. Moen el • Aultallomk. lb. rosin 'reek liem_thipwareit_!/ 1111151 /i . • •••ntiw• hOA.--ftski UN= at 11 4 • cl.awa•ta sad wham•• SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. ift• 60 Mears. Cooper and Davie report trade at the following 40 quotations :—Prima Meadow, 75e. to 80s. ; inferior, 55e. to 60 65..; Ritmo, 60 f. to 65 a.; Clov er, 69e. to 825. ; Straw, 204. 30 16 to 2ts. et. 774 116 104 le. 1 1 Pa- II 14 li" . to 114 10 4 II ot. 1, ,w I W. I N., OM COVENZGARDI F.-THIS DAY. SI 21 ells 4711 4111 20 164 as SS 129 131 2t 23 If 111 11 14 did 11 4 1 111 1 41 5 8 1 Si 6 415. 16 1115 42 43 74 6 pa. 191 7i 7 1 1 1 pm 13 IS 6i 6 db. 5i 5 413. • 9 4 19 8 dim .8i 8 1 131 IRELAND. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz.. IN.. w+ Isl 4 19 IN W.s 6146 fRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. • .I . ` Stl • C 7 -7 7 fLe ' IS al CIA. 1:5 II . ! , k t t. - Dusurr, Dao. 13. .e members polled yesterday at the Limerick ion were : Dickson, 89 ; (bold, 87; Ryan, 49 ; m the gross poll fur the two days the numbers a. f oliuwe Dieltime Goold Ryan tenant Imps candidate being thus in a lity of 48. It was stated that there were 030 remainieg to be polled, and that of these Mr. in had received 40 ; but if that were even tine he be left in a minority, so that his cue is and the contest will be decided early to-day,' ruhebly by the return of Capt. Dickson,between l .0 and Mr. Guold the struggle is a hard one. A • k place yesterday in the streets, but there, .ut of a serious nature, the force of military' • ronsrabolary with which the town is filled being! euttieicat to repress any mob violence. \ • a meeting of the Bank of Ireland yesterday, a dof 4 per cent. for the half-year ending the V., WY declared, the governor announcing v dividend left a sutra of about 3004 to be d In the •• Hest." .r Board of Irish Manufactures and Industry," hohin weekly sittings, has taken up the project -talVishinot a bask in Dublin on the Snatch in, in conr,eslon with the London and Suburban lot Cook Examiner states that Lord Viscount 1 1; .tura , le Lee made the liberal abatement of 50 per , m. en year's rent W his tenantry on the Butte- ; tit and :ybeg estates in this county, and adds, ; e behtt, chat this generous act is no more than in ; r fano,. w ith Lord Doneraile's ordinary character hte ri Iwe towards his tenantry, and we trust .: it num. he extensively imitate& following instances of voluntary re-adjustment rents me mentioned in the provincial journals : the pin: rely (Attie Hon. Galvin@ Trench, in the pal& IL m.l, th. cr unty, at present under the Court of Mem • a Teduettes of Se in the pound hea been allowedto the bet's Master in engineer, .—A alone hideptatitaL Coeklmni,Captain Wyman, sad Arthur Meal,req., 'Won to the late lamented Su George Cockburn, have, the whim of their eaceilent agent, William Caldheth, . made the blind alloweros of hot 10 to 26 per mat. to •r Imam, en their estates in the musty of Bilden, for • 14 , 41114 )14117111; they have also allowed their tenantry the • et the poor and labour Yates, end ham comae need the _...note on these estates, tree of eapeass to the tenantry, .re they ham employed numbers of peeves =WOW " for • • ," hut timid net elsewhere ohmic it. o. • Yemen, of Itageestown, has, through her agent, FL ;ruby, Ent., of Dahlia, given an abetment of 135.41. as re cm er property at Haocklower, in the county Lmith. dr.l)sttnaby did every thing to facilitate the kind utilised Miss Yoram his I rincipal.—Drogheda Argus.. - The lippavary papers mention two cases of murder wW. ch have cc,urred in that county within the lest e (Nue. Neither of them, however, appears to have any connexion with agrarian affairs. .F I.nRD CHANCELLOL on the recommendation of ~ f Clonrioarde, has appointed Bartholomew dm • t 4 i Dorm Nowise,t• the Commission of the Peace fee ~,•• of Galway. John Nicholas Murphy, Esq., or. • • a , Murphy, of Claes., has been appointed • . , A the Peace of the borough of Cork. The Lord Ltt has, on the recommendation of Thos. Cosolly,' ; , appointed R. Haman. E.q., of Puts Hew, . to the Commission of the Peace far the county of aItiCAL COURT.—The Lord Lieutenant and the or Clarendon entertained the following distils. • .• 4 party at dinner, it the Viceregil Lodge, on Tuesday Count's of Denoigtunore, the Ladies nu mad Fanny Hutchinson, Mr. and Lady Mary L, cuy, the Master of the Rolla and this Smith, the Dean Pettitre and Ma. Palesitem, Edr Thomas and Lady .4 l.a, Sir Comptes, Lady, sad Min Montville, the MGM- , .! Meal mad Mite Mitchell, Sir Mostyo Chapman, Sir tt za. Hubert, lies. H. Westertey. 43rd Light Infantry ‘• 11. lietekimos, Roe. Captats badoey. A.D.O ; Sir s. ' • • Weld Hee. W. Tighe, Mr. Corry A.D.C.osasUes, Mon. l'ineeshy, Woe Gems Beget. Dla waiting. 5 111.ITARY Known or WINDOOI. The Queen L sip.inted Captain John Mama Wag, \finny a: merrtd, to the post of military halite, vacant by nr Mob of Ike late Captain Ladner. Captain J. D. • *treed In Holland and the Peninsula from July, to tht and of that war In 1814, including the capture WalcLarin and siege of Fleabag, battle of Busse°, action rmy* Usiinelde, affair at Alden de Ponta and Owns, r , Vittoria, and battles of the Pyrenees on the 25th „' • nth. mid 111th July, 1813. Be was severely wounded rigtit dersalisr se the 28th. The Ballast OEM was ▪ 4treat at the swam of Paris, 1815. Captain hug 61 "corred the wet loggia with three dui*. lA. a .‘ venue." - From Colonel Facio, in consequence of the remarks we made yesterday, we have nceived the following remonstrance : Colonel Facto has perused with deep regret an article in the Express of this day, in which hi. name is most im properly used on Mexican financial Eastern in the Money Market report. Colonel Facto has only to say, that from his government up to this hour, 3 o'clock, lie is without any despatch ; that yesterday, by the steam er from New York (which by mare chance outran that from the West ladles), be received a private letter from an old friend, who hap raid to ragtime a copy of the decree, which Colonel Facio Instantly handed to the bondholders' committee. Colonel ramie trusts the editor of the Express will insert this in Morrow's pipar.-32, Great Winchester-wrest, London, Du. 13,1860. It appears then that Colonel Facio communicated to the committee a copy of the decree, and he deserves great credit for taking this step; but sa it did not lead to any official announcement by the committee, we kips . that the experience of yesterday may induce him in future to choose some more certain mode of essmunicating with the bondholders, both by sending to the Stock Exchange Committee and to the new,- papers without exception. In the disappointments which have taken place no one has called in doubter doubted the integrity of Colonel Facio, but it is con sidered that through his strong adherence to official form and etiquette, the bondholder, at large have been uninformed of the proceedings of the Mexican government. On the last occasion Colonel Facio waited for an application from the committee, who bed no despatches, and it was not until after semi rem onstrance on the part of the press that the summates applied to him for information, and published it. Colonel Facio has impoeed upon him an arduous tank : it depends greatly upon him whether the Mexican government shall, in this esentry, pin credit for its good intentions, and be upheld in the new financial career upon which it has uttered. It is a great comfort to find that Colonel Facio is mot *blame ; and a groat comfort to suppose that de Mexican committee is not to blame for not duly reseiving advioest bat it does seem strange that the Mexican Minister of Finance, having three weeks before him, could not find time to write by the way of New York to Colonel Facio , nor Mr. Falconnet to the Mexican committee, annoancing the passing of a ussure, in which interest. to the e xtent of ten minima sterling are concerned, althouh the private friends ef CoL Patio and others cginsend letters and full particular/. The announcement of the committee is behind time, and gives little bearirg upon the present state of the case; but we are nappy to learn that the energetic chairman of the committee, die Baron de Goldamid, is determined, so far es he is concerted, to do justice to the interests f the bondholders. rh s bondholders are already indebted to him foe interposing his personal security to obtain the conversion of the dollars in the Bank at the resent favourable prices, and to-day he has again come forwarl with Mr. Cassell, the deputy chairman, and others, to sign an indemnity bond to the Bank for 300,0001., so as to allow the funds there to be brought to a division when the proper moment comes. He Yee likewise directed a meeting of bondholders to he mad kw Monday week, to consider whether the Meziesa offer shall be approved, and a report is in which will be circulated before the meeting. ra t gr r n e eToes have also been given to bring the claims on Messrs. Schneider to a close, so that the books may be forthcoming for accelerating the conversion. At the present moment, the chief reliance of the bond holders is placed in the integrity and ability of their , chairman, and we hupe the bondholders will be on the I alert to support him. Mr. Faloonnet seems to have employed himself use fully. He is understood to have cotcurred in the decree as an immediate measure, but has not been un mindful of the future interests of the banaholders. There is strong reason to believe he will be suceessful in obtaining a future contingent increase of the divi dend, and likewise compensation in the shape of national lands or other resources for the immediate sacrifices made by the bondholders. lie has settled the affair of the cotton licenses by agreeing to give a title for 50,000 dollars, a measure much more advan tageous than litigation. The account of the position of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, the 7th December, 1850, published pursuant to the Act 7 & 8 Viet., c. 32, is u follows : Ram oe SSOLAND..IiNie liras wit Ilidino Dec. 7,1810. nuriiiisiiiii. ~09,30.9111 I 01.344.15 t Debt.— &Lama of. SAKAI) gyd Ode sad 15.3)3.91 8 UMW Beaks ...... 4.5,647 The market for the home funds is rather flat to day, and prices have underne decline from yes tarday's rates. Console opened at the rate lag noted, 981 to 97, ex div., for the 16th January, but sellers came forward, and the price drooped to 96. A rally, however, has since taken place, and the present quo- tation of the market is 961 to 1. For money with the dividend on, business has been done at 98. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 97; and ; the New Three.and-a-Qaarter per Cents., 981 and 99. Long Annuities, 1880 , 71. Back Stock, 2131. In Fzehequer Bills a moderate amount of business has been done, at 645. and 675. prem. India Bonds, large, mark 84s. and 86s. prem. There is a large increase in the dealings in the foreign securities to-day, which is rather remarkable as occurriag on the last day of the week. Prices ge nerally are firmer. For Peruvian there has been some inquiry, and the Active Bonds have re alised an advance of nearly 11 per cent., business having been done as high as bit. Mexican Bonds are again rather weaker to-day, sales having been made at 351; bat they have since rallied a little, and were last marked 351. Bargains are reported in the offi cial list in the under-mentioned stocks, vis.:—Brazi lien Old Five per Cent. Bonds, at 871 and 87. Buenos Ayres Six per Cent., 521 and 1 for money, and 53 1 for the account of Tue sday next. Chilian Three per Cent., 831 and 83. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., I,r account, 58 7, 7, • ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 881 and 891. quader Bonds, 3?, and 31. Grenada One-and-a-Half per Cents., 181. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ez overdue Coupons, 4/. Mexican bonds, 38, 351, and 351 for money, and 361 and 351 for the account. Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Ceuta., 1849, 811, 80, and 811 for money, and 811 fur Tuesday; ditto Deferred, 361. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971, 1, and 1. Spanish Three per Cents., 39 1. Venezoele Two-and-a- Qaeleter par Cents., 31 and 31/. INOLIaB VUNDS.—Tan Del. Ink Roe% 3131 134 per Ot.ect i Acc... $5OB. bpi Aano.l47i I Ivor Os.Ori.laos.. onus eteroltr itstlr64s. to ea rote/0m run's. se Ot. Mutest' lloada par Cc 91allial 174 184 44 pot Ca. NW. Ifooslo. 88 SO Otooo4o Dekooll 11 4 4 4 leer Otot • Ire L• 134 a, 344 4* uss 38 8 f i t " t e t o :t. s t ra us er llsl . o, a4 l3.l :r e . ;4 0 ev it a " .°L et- si zt. b .-7 11 Ditto Ooloon. Di 3 tor Ct. Pomona ma. sig 40 313"1 1 44" et• bia t00 411114.111 3 3 0t0 8d iT 9. b b o ino Dgf rosive llmi 141 114:.. 31 4 2 1or Pe in. ". Dtatib ild4 43elo.,.. 6 IN tits' 2a V DTOlr emb roi ut..31124 WOOL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Sinn the close of the late public sun not much boating bat been transacted is the private untrue market; never %belies, holders refuse to sell except at fully the late advance. Tele week's Imports amount to 679 ba!es of which 28 bales are from Han!, 64 from Rouen, 50 fruit Eornhay, 393 from Consuoronople, 49 from Smyrna, 22 from RoVer dam, end 73 from U isnburg. For English Wool the trade has experienced a decided change for the bAter, since the termination of the colonial vales; and most Intl may be quoted 12. per lb higher than thew:ere a month since, with every prospeet of an activede- mend. Messrs. D. Ruud and 81n, in their dr:u. lee state : " From the active operations going on in the ma• nufacturing districts, consuming all descriptions of wool almost es fast as it is Imported, very short stocks of any kind an , uffered to remain in first bands; c msequently this con tiouous demand at once accounts for the steadily-increasing prices which have been going on for some months put, and the nofident expectation of present prices being fully maintained in the coming year." METALS. - - - We extract the following remarks as to the state of the metal market from Mr. hloate's circular : The market for Welch iron has not displayed any new feature this week. The demand for rail. continues undi minished. There are large buyers at 51, but so sellers under 61.6 r. per ton, free on board in Wales. Bin continue unaltered, with considerable inquiry. Staffordshire iron very Gm. A large demand boa suddenly sprung up, fithog the tons h iv e the makers, and largo orders at present quota vons have been o ff ered and refused this week. Bootchils iron has been quiet, and prim have receded slightly. The failure of a house in Glasgow has added to the dulness of this mark... Pembina may be effected at 42a. 6J. to 43,. for mixed Nos. cash, and about 44a. three months open. Swedish iron in demand at 111. 15s. per ton for fine wee* moots. Tae price is likely to rule high during the winter. In speller there are no transactions to note, with the extol.' lion of a sale at the early part of the week at about 100 tons to arrive at 161. 5.. per ton emeralds. Copper condones Teri firm. Tin has suddenly been advanoed 3!. per ton by the smelters, on whole account large purchases of B. I. have been me at advanced pr ices. Thom is, however, not much inquiry ad for exportatioc. The Mock of B I. is about 1,000 tone. Lead remains firm at the improved prices. Tin plates without alteration. Pioeapples, per lb., Otto 6s --- hothouse, p. lb., 4. tolls ar -r i kortugal, per lb., 64 to ls Apples, deaert, hue, 3. Gd to Be kltebeo, as. 6d to Co Pau% par dos., Is to 36 pet half sins, is to 150 Limos, par des, to Pcosaserstestos, m Is olt, 3 31 4 to 6d VgGETA Sorrel, per half dere, 64 t 01 Unseals 11,1011% do, Is Gd to 2a Cabbages per das. GO to Is Greens, per 41171. Maar, had to Ts 64 C.aullftwers, per dos„ Gs be to Broown, p. des. bead, lee 0. 1! French Diem per 100, lb to Is be. kale, per pas. Se ad to Is Potatoes, per to., 60. to 100. pee eget, kto fle per bomb, 1. Get to 24 134 Tornip.,p•ll bold., Is tots Cucumbers, per dos . Id to Is Radiates, per des. Is to le 01 Leek; pre tam* Id to ld Celery, per boodle, 9d to Is Gd earner, per dos. bee., 2a. to Ss Srunaeh, per half Ono, 64 to la Oscar, per busA, 4d to Orl Spealsh, p. dm., Is Cd to es 124 itOranges, per dos., 9d to b it 1 per 100. Cs. to 10a. Is Aloods. Per Pea. es IL sweet, per lb., 2s to Ss 1 Walnuts, per 100, le to b SS II c , r bush., lb to SU bash., Bl 20e to 22s . 1441'' hrixl p. buMa, lb to Ha 9 Filberts, pm 100 Da, Ws to We I MILES. St. IShallots, per lb., 64 toed 4 ?kerbs, pm lb., 1d to O dSO ettehokes Jenuolest, per half go des, le 6d. to Ss 13 Lettuce, Cab., P. solsoi s ts I 2 per mon, to Is 64 go Smiler, uer loom lota Is to 6d 3d foss lt ' t ' I ' .rer P 6 n a . , 3 d l sto 4 s si I . Bed bet, pee wm.,6tl tole i Il iaboonts, per pot., ls to le 34 Fennel, per bunch, Si to 34 9 briery, per boneb, 24 to 9d 10 Thyme, per bomb, 2d to 3d Parsley, p. do. bun., Is to So ILO Stool., per bun„ 9d tots SO llseyerma io r N buseti, Sd to 44 go SIM per sa Watercress, per dor. bariebee, : 6d ts 94 SO WINDINO•UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIESd if THE STAFFORDSHIRE AND SEIROPSMRE RAILWAY. * SO —Yesterday, his Honour Master Richards completed the su settlement of the list of contributories to this company, con- 23 eisting of 200 persons, who had either signed the deed, or so who had paid spec their shins The I;st hes been settled 60 without orposiboo, from is being pretty generally under. M . stood th at ` a sum of money will eventually be divided among thr she:Solders, on the authority of Mr. Hutton, the official 13 , manager, who hes investigated the affairs, and which has 17 tend. d materially to shorten the work of settles's', and to obviate the litigation that usually ernes in the.* matters. SS LONDON AND BIESINOIIAIf EXTENSION RAILWAY. of —Yesterday, claims to: the extent of some 20.0002 were brought in by Mr. Croysdill, the eflicial manager, before kis l o n Honour Master Blunt, consisting of the deigns of Messrs. 20 Wright and Ilsbury, the solicitors to the compeny ; Messrs. to Dweington, the parliamentary agents; together with the s bills of the country agents, which had only been partially S paid. His Hamar steered them to the taxing master. 10 So Dovn AND DEAL RAILWAY. Yesterday his 20 Honour Master Brougham directed Mr. Croyedill, the offiWal Lo, manager, to appeal tinniest the decision of Vice- ; Chancellor Rolfe, who had decided that the bill of sets for se 1,0001. of Meters. Hooke and Thompson, solicitors to this 20 au company, was not to be subject to taxation. 10 IMPERIAL S ALT AND ALHALI COXPANY.—Yeater- so day his Honour Master 'Tinney proceeded to investigate the eines of creditors against this company, which amount to several thousand pounds. • LIVERPOOL Ur:tom CROWS GLASS Co--MPANT.— Yestaday the UM of contributaties ia this company was procatded with by ttis Bosom Master Slant. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. BLTV3DAT, Dia 14, 1850. The State of the Weather at each of Ike following places at Nice o'clock yesterday mioniag. The statues ete arraagimi In order of latitude. Named Mao% bared Mad. ''"V.°` Stated %Umber. EMOIROWN (DVILDI)I B.W. B. oatWßreiee Gentle anosse Gentle BMW Owls Bram Strom theme Gatti, Bran Gentle Bross* Gentle Breese 04°I BUOITTOII ilThrlllo4.ll BILYTOL laisma MIWICir — Stroafa• B.E. B.W. LW. B.E. B.E. fI.W. B.W. LIIASTOI COILIMEIt E t : Airs Oentls Brom' Wan Gentle Irene Calm ''''' Houramo Sams Breese _ _ MAireasna LIM TOM 07m - asIBTOSZO am Gentle Brute Oesdle BMUS Wm. Bur B. aw. &E. ' Gentle Breen 1 Illreag Bram Strove Brew ~east Partially Cloudy OVIMOR Ovareast PonY Overcast Overcast Overate Send—Rain Fair Overcast Partially Wily Overcast ii;;;;Zi ToIfS7 t I' e my Yam Pentair Cloudy Cloudless Cloud Y Cits : Partially Cloudy 6; - eitait - THIS DAY, Noon. COUTIO at WWI. threw* at Wild. State at Weather. S.W. throw Bora Flea The rename recut the following please did net resell this oaks in them ter publication yesterday ; they tbseehre te dious the stated the weather on Thursday morning et alas Vele*. ooze - --I 47 •Wm t litu" A. LW. B. U. OLIMMA2, Myna& BaleToB Laos &W. Toss I Wszrzakvset NM. Oastes Brame Priarestalyaors Mates firepeae Osta Oslst Farr Osattalleasse Overcast Goals Breese Overcast Osaffsßrapas Partial alma to Do. £lO Prehrenee 50 Cheater end lialybsod 15 Do Primo@ 46 Mations& Belfast Juno-. IS Do. ( E. It 111.1 S Do. (71.106.)7p.CLPra $4 Do. ill. 10a)41 p.CLPreL 70 Pastors Connie' „. 10 Do. New Prof.' p. Ct... ei Do. Sat, 3p. CL, Ifo.l SI Do. do. N 0.2 60 Do. N. k East 6 par Ct 43 130. New 21 Instant Union. ere • (late E. U. Bh.) IS Do. alas B. end C ditto SO Do. ler um iLlas. 6p. Ct.) 36 llast 44 Do. New 4 duns .. $4 Eantancolnehduar.•lnCt SO Unbent' ead 4 Szettz,TearitA 51s. Exeter end Panouth Cheat Northern . Do.iish sb r. "gres„ p nd . Ct. Do. per Cent. Pref.. 30 Cit. Suat.h.enl West-(lre.) $4 Do. Eighths ... 100 Great North of Enstand... 1 0 1 Great Do. New £ Westernll ... 1 00 Doll and Belh7 121 Do.l shares .^ 60 Lancaster ..nd Carlisle ... 11 Do. Thirds 475 Lancaster and Prestos ... 100 .nocashire and Yorkshire 10 Do. Stith' 6 Do. F ght 115 100 Do. Ct. Pref. Stock Do. Wert Riding Union 50 Leeds and Bradford .. 30 Leeds and Thirst 10 Do. Prof. Guarttral443l 114 London and Blachwall 100 Lon., Ihtelitoa,l6 &Coast ;00 Do. New gun p. Ct..- lots 9 Do. guaranC roydon teed 54 i Lt. 50 Do. Pref. s per Cent._ 35 Do. tknrrt. M. 114 London and Greep.nwichl6tf ... Do. Preform* 100 London* North.Wastern 17 Do. do. Newt shares... 1 DthCin sh„Mnaol3.(C) 100 londou* South-Western 425 DO. Now, /150 34 Do. New, 1:40 5 Do. New Preference ... 50 Lowestoft Guar.4 per Cent. 51 Kurth ~Bssz., eon Matlock 100 Manch.,Shef.„*Linconsh. 35 Do. I shares, No. I ... 10 Do. New CIO Pref. 1 Do. Xi Porkrence 45 Do. Man. am 55 Do. ISO shares 400 Do. *rm. sal Derby ._ 100 Do. Cons.ll.* B. 6P. C. 23 Newmarket ... 15 Do. New ... Se Do Extension 6 DO. GuAr.ul. 3I per Cc 1$ North 5 Do. Preference 174 North etaffordshlre... 80 Orford, Wore., k Waiver. SI Preston and Wyre 104 (A IS Road., Guild., and Reigate 61 Royston anti !Dubin .. 1 14 2 8 5 1 s tO:S e ti . sh .... l:n ß re u tr in. l .:. b al lj a. teakan t.i .. 20 Shrewsbury and Chaster (Nor. W. le n.) ... Do. Helves 10 Do. Oesistry 10 Do. 6 Ne per rops east. Fret. 63 Shhire Union 60 SortUi Devon ... 23 Do. Preference 9, South Stabrdshin 30 South Eastern 30 Sot* Wake lb South Yorkshire k Rine Dun tit Jeer Vale Extension - 40 Waterford and Limerlek so Waterford and Kilkenny -24 Wear Valley, 6p. raa. 1 174 Litto Ditto 40 Wilts, nomereet,l4 Werra 4 20 Tork,Neweaatle &Berwick ID Do. Gat. (York* Neves. Do.U.l4.l4.2iuronorPlei 17 Do. Ditto Do. Ditto .—. IA Tort sad North Midland. 10 Do. Priam:we Faunae RAILWAYS. q neerio-Itallen (II Dalian and Auatilan) 10 Boulogne and MOWS, 40 Central Prance (Vierson) Dutch tannish 11 feet Indian ~. 2 Great Indian Peninsula If Do. 10 [WM 14 Northam ot }tenon... 7 Orleasaand Bordeaux ... 10 Parka and Orleans 20 Paris and Mown . 11 Parte sod atreebour; 110 Rouen and Haws 20 dambee and Mews 14 Tows and 14antas Ili ii 01 66V. Si Si Cs. 15 16 .41 - 4 13 34 1 414 1 2f s 34 16 16i 4 41 db. 1 1 Pa f 4 Pea. r I lya' 3 71 $ 14 15 4 1 ail 83 31 1 8 1 1011 111 10: 3 1 101 10 dli LIVBRPOOL. Matador 13. Seocm Eicasatou.—There was but little business doing to-day, but priers kept high! Caledoelan, 101—Do. Clydesdale Junction, 38—Chester and Holyhead, 161 — Nut Lancashire, (pref. quarter shares), 71—Edinburgh P. & D. ( ate E. and N.), 7—Lancashire and Yorkshire Con eol , 661 4—Ditto (fifth sh.), 7 3 16 d—London end North Western, 125 41 6 41—Ditto (ntw 1 shares), 31 p—Ditto (quarter shams, C), 21 p—Maneheater, Sheffield, and Lincoln, (preference thane), 101—Midland. 48 7/ B—Ds. (4 shares). 191 d.—Do. Consol. (11. & D.), 26—Do. Emma& Valley, 601—Sauth Eastern and Darer, 22—York, New. castle, and Berwick (preferences unpaid up), 31 d York and North Midland, 24 31 I—Waterford and Limerick, 161—Paris and Rouen, 241. MANCHESTER, Deemlmr 13 - - STOCK EXCHLIIOI.—AO unproved and firmer feeding ham characterised the market to-day. A better bul:nees bas been down at somewhat advanced pricm. Deennbee 13. Broca Excsawor..—This market wu steady to-day, al though prices was not altogeher so goad as yesterday. London and North Westerns were done at 126 ; North Stafford., at 6 dis. ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham Prekr 'nee at Si. 13.. 9J. ; A's at W. 6., 3d, die. ; B's at 61 dis. ; Shropshire Unions, at 3 du.; end South Stafford+ at 31 die. LREDN, December 13. 810Cti ElCBll4o3.—The market which for sevfrel days had been rapidly advsneiny, has this morning received a check ; though considerable business was done, all the quo. tations are lower. Sales:—Beet Lancashire', 2at 111; 14m o:whirs and Yorkshire Fifths, 73 die.; Leeds and Think Quarters, 2 at 10e. preen ; Leeds and Think, 131; Great Northern', 3 at 101; Bast Lancashire Preference, 71 Se. 9S.' North Westerns, 3 at 13 db. ; Think It : t ens ions, No. 2, 11 db. ; Beath Eastern end Dover, 22; Think Estensiour, No. 3,10 e. db.; Bast Lutoashire Qaartan, 21. A TRAGEDY IN Phila.—About six weeks ago pat sensation wu mused in the English circles of this efty by them elancholy suicide of a young Lady of highly respect able li m n,. Mi s s who bad recently arrived with a married sister sad her Sister's hueband, Capt. B—, from Dieppe. She had, ft seems, gone to the house of Dr. f 3--, an Beellsh phywhiatt, with whom, though ma& bee senior, she had bun on ten of intimacy. In coassoussee of soacthing which took plus between them she @swallowed a dose of opium which she had brought with her in a phia l . She , however, was able to walk S ome, sad the poison, ft wowed, wu not likely is ban say dangerous offset; bat the neat mernieg she sent out for another larger dem, and this mused her leash in a Few hours.—Briehton Gosetts. H 1 1 1 144 3 QY 12 14 11 13 di• 21 221 23 21 h 3 die 9 7 dis 1 3 19 91 1111 19 23 4 31 4 ruesword. Named Railway. iii, 6181 61 lilt 239 BILITIIIR. Aberdeen Ballast sad Batimei , a Brlfast and C ,linty D ,wn Birkenhead, Lane., &Cheshire Bolton, Blackburn &V? aYork Bristol and Nader Caledonian Chester and liols head Dublin and Belfast Junction Duldit and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee FUTCWI Railway Glasgow, and S. Western Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock Great Northern& E. Lincolnsh Great Southern antiWestern(l) Great Western Lancaster and Carlisle Lsncashire end Yorkshire I Leeds and Thirsk Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and Nort h Ws gems London and BlALkwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and Sous hWestent Londonderry sod Et.niskillen Mem, Buxton, & Matlock, &e. Manchester, Stu ff., & Lincoln. Manchester and Sow). Junction Maryport and Curl's . * Midland Midland OrestWestern.(l) Monklands Newcastle and Csrlisse North British tirrth StaffordAire North Western Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birmingham' Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union South Devon South Eutarn SAath Wa1e5......... ••• _••• SouthYorls..Datteaster &000 it Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Limerick West C , rowill Whitaker( J uneion York, Newerstle, Berwick York and Nrrth I . OLEION. 'Amiens and thulogne -- Dieppe .• • • Montareau and Trayes Northern of France Orleans to Bonnets (Cowie) Orleans to &release eerie and Orleene Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre 668 16,04 e 2,349 2.809 7,017 6.141 2,071 94 18,040 3,161 3,320 7,813 6,904 2,189 HEDFORDeIIIRE, HERTA, AND Esszx HAIVTAT,— Yesterday his Honnut Sir &Tar Rose *truth off the hst of oontributcries a large number of the provisional committee to this company brought in by Mr. NOT?* the official manager, deciding that all the acts they had done, such as attending meetings, sanctizi.ion expenses, contributing t defray them, sod appointing a usenegiog eAntaiitev. did not make them contributories within the act, and that it was only a matter of agency between the paroles. WOOLWICH, DEC. 13.—The Locust, steam verse), Limit: Commander R. L. Curb, will leave for Oreenbithe, to have her er,mpasesa edjusted t i morrow, and then proceed on her voyage to the Brazils, when she is to be (replied in 'he suppreeston of the slave trade. The Locust, when made ready for see, had 12 months' provision. and stores on board, butowing to her great Immersion with that guaati , y, she has been lightened by taking out six months' previsions, a:d landing two of has anobades. 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