The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-07 00:00:00

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'" Duce years' eseccalve arrwrianovi, , my nick ant left arm, and general debility. which rrn kir r,ry has been radiaally removed ty DU F.xl.—Alem. Stuart, Archdeacon al ; • • • • ••.^-401.1 in canisura, with fa lisanniedonsywentbinft . 1. . 'COI., at fa. bd.• Mta, at Ws.; 10/s. at Wa. Super . auy, lath., at 31a; 5115., at Win—DU BARRY and Oa, a decal-a:net, Loodnik—Zl" 10 sod 11.ew carriage hoe. 1) ICTIFUL MACAS f) - tit 141 -I...imams IM balsamic properties bate Gm perm of •, lourt-tv+ the k 4l be M staoryo stele, seseirestee •••inoie it finen Deed met dasitrid, soutane it I. maturity, t4peeteelne of healthy 'moue, say softness sad mil...lmq le the IMast period of human Ida. In the of irlothrr, eyebrows, sad mcsitsehimt, it is also %Wallas , • •.mti die , mention. Vol children it is especially mom famine the tads of • beautiful bend cif luta, soil render. , • i., iif ter ace comb minecemery.—Prias ed.; Ts. t family . •0 four mull), 10, EA.; 00.14.100 1 00 that size . Me. pa .1 te• al-nun, article Imo the .01115 " ito Lamle *Mai yr • ...Area in two nice on the wreever.-101 ,1 b? thane aIM Loolon, Well elistairee awl perfumers. FACTU RING DISTRICTS, MANCHESTER, Dar, 6, people of this neighbourhood—indeed of the • di west- e onnected with th: eatab:rs' ed church, hate r. •ty generally i zprosed their opiniors on the foes. the papal aggressh.n ; but a c. 'linty meeting is hot ling N4lttl Cashire, this st• ertioon, called by the Silent!, wt.ich is of an character, the regui. - 1 upon which it his been eitavalned bearing the signs • of members of most of the I. adieu old Chethire . a, it:eluding those of Cholinondtey, C.onh,rmere.. nor, Drake, TnH rd, Cost, and many others of .tanding, heeded by the noose of the Margate of West ,r. At Manchester there has been a series of mooting. the isitspisd•nt or cougregational dissenters of the •r, for the purpose of 'treeing split SO address on the - •Is ire., and it win the pelota's hails to day with the mine It poltheity. I have bees favoured by the r the T and Tools eri.h a sopy of the ad tress ...shed to them by the K-v. Dr. Vaughan, lac which vdi tr. - hardy d roues in another e lass. nougat the clergy holding strong Pawyite °pinkies in .I.,triee, petits's. tho movements 01 Ism nn will have :o wits gr.• tier carped, tame thy.' of the !lay. ir.ine. Vscar of both. liveryinaly es-ected that he tecive and arum. to draw in th • harness which his o.- omen, the Dish... ut Manchester, would place . wi It the rat of his reverend brethren; and sp.ct..tion his sot been disappoisted. N t doubt Mr. • as beat goaded to as impression of opialoa by the - of the other dem of the diocese, who have b y • au...lifted hie wait with plated trivets from Inv .. • d Manchester's eddresese and fern the address of the .te—selecting esprelally those portions of the addresses • •. r fir to the Ps. eyite pack a among the Protest .nt ...I the cloths*. Sr pontos himeelf in print, wit emit . !revs from thes vicar, dorsi the Feast of St. Asdrow's, o tiSit that be should preach a sermon on Wedoesday hr last, having reerence to his diocesan's reply to an ten the clergy. Ilia coastreaatiou on the occasion •rain a numerous, and there appeals to be no • that he draws a large 11Th of the poorer • of has p e rish, melodies the factory hands, though • 1...te respectable people hold swot from his miontrations. lelf sp-ke at ame length. Me def.ounced for himself • imoutation, that I e had any tendency towsrda lto • niaa, but he attacked in MOOR 'woe the emidoct of the .ps of his own e.treh, whien, be said, bed is reality in the pa; et argr.rsi ms, tonna* they had es kked al the •toistigg of other catholic bs.bopriss in east Gates, and tted to eI,SOSOOVISIS ,I out ou:y the convert, to Rem" had also matted, as they ought not to have dose, to •-rcuaierte every one who fell away to ,linear; sad by a. rr the taerti4 of those jai's:lett-me which beloored ~..pa, and other things which formed the essence of $ had encouraged the Pops to SO SatrolliTe POlie,. I td.mned the apathy of the bishops, who did not • .te the thrisdietion Yes - ed in them for spiritually • parse le who reissued to take means for vindiestiag ' a•ch, and said if than wee any tt timid," or • *gone • tie schema' '• as. is the Awes it was the fault hlthops who hat ordain. d them. In the anima his it Reran ;rind hit owe egertione OD II gnat eating, pas - IsISSLCCS to the factory short time gantlets, '` at he halal .tys been a Irked to the people,aad -Mai by reeerr.r.g to the rubric.. of the, church, sad how thew t....0a how strictly the Perspire node was in ac..rdthes with the Prayer.book. ; rt of his sermon the viesr denounced the doctrine of of private judgweot, awl upheld the authority of the In air ter. of fai.h, in taste as stringent as would be . by say Doman catholic. 't Whatever you think," he .I, tt if what you teach is contrary to the doctrine and :action of the shards& Ragland, yea may be sure that it fiko, ma not sound draemb.e." MB. COBDEN ON EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL PROGRESS. HUDDERSFIELD, Dec. 6. l!.• Huddersfield Nlechaties' annual .Neer, last yetis!, war .n interestmg an I outrunv swat in WOW •. of the preaence of Mr. Richard C.b OS. of the reri..bem of the West Riding (in which the hnough nuke se , ite C.. priteip.il and soot ft tsri•hiag mansfacturbas t. sr, tiler e wiented to beyr • part in the proceed's.. e. e bi t took rime in the Hall, sod the cro* t was ro ineten• that every sat end foot of stsadies .111 is this lags w u crowded to overtlowing. Me. OLIO. V. PHILLIPS, the meretary, read a report, ebonite t :kat the lawitutbso is is a wary prop:roue cordi- Oen, numb. ring 1116 sustain, of whom 600 ere is constant attendance is the cl.we , lost:seed b' 37 Medlin, of whom 12 of ty are paid. Of the wewhers, 300 on as sunup pass throodh the classes re err niehr ; pay 311. per week to ttin institutioo, bt * pst.ny • rh. 9i as uuuuu 1 subscription cf a enin , a, and 39 we bonoia-y membets. Re also pe. tl interesting account of a tony, or preliminary sayings' book, for mall suns of tawny, estaLli.hed in conneliew with the isstitsii , a. fdr. COBDEN, 111.1'.. presented hints.ll amid 4 great eticring, which was revived four er five tines before the member had an opportunity of flotation. He said— ! 11 , 14 in my hand a motatim whirls say., that the eilues tuna of the people will haws a direct sot beneficial tow ea * t i e i uxia, n ow, sad retpti,dn condition; !.at lam sot going to wake this reeolstlon a vehicle for saying an)thing upon rte eiebket of education which can by sr y possibility rain.- a diwoeil.st opinion in this rout. Meer, hear.) I *lust wish 1 could find • subject on whisk there would be a differ• sea of opinios, because the put difficulty In thew ani col sisetisee ie. that we e•coe to • guestiw on which we are all agreed ; and, how ever unpile guy sot, end however they may feel, nobody duns now to say that edwation i. a bid thing ; but there is a trim difference of °Pules as to th. sway is which educa tion shield b- had by the people. Some would have it by mow. ot an attic. legislation; others by means of voluntary effort Now, I advise you, a.I who are present here, not to sal atoll that controversy I. decided, for I predict it wit; he 4 very long one awl a tough One but tier, your-• at typo •ri do what you appear to be doing here, sad set to work aid give youreslees all the education you possibly tan. )' I) . .%1 • • .1 • J • I . Iht , • 1 e • • , • • (Cheers.) I have listened to the report which bee been tea to von with unmixed feelings of satisfaction. (Hear, beta) I don't think—without flattering you—that for eabstenual result., for admirable practical weakens from very email means, that there sea be say report shown in England that surprises it in merit. I erns hers with no such idea that I could make you a speech on the subject of education that would stimulate you to thereased efforts to what you us already doing; bat I do feel here the inde pendence of having the honour to represent this district in perliannat, in having the privilege el comiag to be ono of you to listen to the ft port which has just been reed to you, and is haviag a Niue in the 'Minced= which I am sure you mat aol feel at the result of your labcore. I understand teat this society d Item in one respect from almost any similar iastination in the comatry. I believe eon admit menthen for I the shortest possible dine, even ter the small space el a week. (Has, beer.) Generally speaking, you know people are nquirid to ribs:ribs for a month, or even a quarter, lettere they as be admitted as members of edscationsl into eating. You allow a ragnmer to come to you with only 3Sel. in his hand, for • week's tri il—and wisely, I think—and then, if he likes, he can go to the dram hop and get three half Et worth. (Cheers and Inghter ) If men can get three ludfpencer wail+, at the itralhabop, why should not thee have a dram at your institution and ea how they like it, and I wall be bound, when they come and have one trial they will most of them be disposed to row to repeat the dose. (Chan and laughter.) For what is it e cos offer them ? Wh ace merely the mans of advancing themselves in the wor ld—end that is • greet and important object to those who have to live by their labour—hat these speehneas on your walls show of bow mush use this institution easy be to them—to those intended to be sea ow or joinery, or deigmme, ee dyer or wavers, or print( n, by tarnishing the meass,the only mesas, by which they an attain to anything like a respectable position in their several calling'. Again, this lastittenn offers yeast, men the no p termite of learning the art of reading and writing with facility. And see how much of useful employment and profi able labour the mere obtaining a kneeing of reading and writing offers to the working elan."! Why from all employments worth having the working classes are shut out, unless they hove aequired the talent for read log tied writing. For instance, go and ask one of y sue friends and patrons to in himself in getting you • 5(05 Lion on • railroad ; why, the first thing that is slaked will be, "Can you read and write ?" if Lot, you cannot be employed on a railroad, or bay* any useful or profitable employment. Again, if you ask any of year hiends to try and get you an employment ender government—you had much hatter try to I get employment in any other way--(a laugh)—but it you try t 3 get an employment as exciseman, or teleowsiter, or in any other public Ohne the first question diet your Patton will be ethic' is, "Can your sliest rood and wit'. ?" Therefore, in these does unless • young man he. acquire d a k mere:dee of reading and writing , he is positively shut out from almost the whole of the gradations of social life, sad if he has not get his foot on toe first step of the ladder of promotion, he most 13 , shut out all the days of his life. Be' it is not the men sdvance meet A will give him in the wale. If • man is to remain in the rank of a day lab nun all his life, it is an ices inn- Me advantage to hint that he should be placed in a pod. non to enjoy there mental recreations which education alone can enable him to have t B wens what is the alternative ? I saythats man must have tome sort eructation ' nineties —ezeitemat if you will—and if a man cannot indulge in mental relaxation end enjoyment, he will 1,11 to ph' sad , and sensual relaxation and niunient. (lira, t ear ) People are afraid now to avow openly and publicly any objections to these occupations which you are now math, to ; and I rejoice that we Were SCA living thirty Of forty JOIN f o rward there were still men who had the auditory to come and say it wee not good for men to learn there thing., because ears they remained ignorant, they would not remain subservient; inn that, if they did not remain subservient, no order could be mei., tate ed in society. I melanin that we are more ore. rly every day we live. I maintain that there is more respect for property and reel vazk-1 mean real rank; I d'o't won mere wealth, associated with uselessness and idleness—bet mere retie et for worth, greakr security for property, and greater security for life, every year that we Ire; and I se attribute importantthe benefits to society mainly to the prover of %integre, such as we are met to celebrate. (Cheers.) And after all, gentlemen, doret let a dreier teem currier, I am sure you weal not wish it to he dispuord from us, that alter all this institution is but the subsets . e in many respects of what ought to be other and better means of education to the as of the people. I re spect all the institutions that have been established by the Wesleyan body, or any ether religious body to give the people education; but st:11 I say the very existence of an institution like this, drawing young men sod boys together, combiong to l ow themselves inetreetien in meta matters as I have referred to, is a peer that there is something leek-. ing, that something more in wanted th at what now izn a D • not lot it be begotten by those who arc fathers and re others of (oath's do nit let them forgo tel.: besides lieu tutioss such as this, there are ether schools to which young people go on week days to receive imstrarion, tho, in which young people ought to be torn& Let points bring up the if children ut a way which will give them a fair nese. when they beano of an age to go out enthe world. Be' wheel I say this, I do not mean to say teat such iarituti one as this will not always be seers try. I tele le they will be nocessery. I have hoardsomething stint a penny savings bank. Why, that carrebrati a eli I ban sires 'y aid about these movement.; that if there should be any goo I drug estahlisked, some other good thing would be stiri CO !MOW it. There is a germinating principle about every good thing in this life. What has brought your penny swings bank into • zietence bre, but that there were kindred spirits ready to take up and organise, and work that nail's( idea 1 Why has it come to this icstituoion instead of going to some meeting in the tap-room of a public hone ? Incense here is the natural soil her such an extollent eh. to take root. (Cheery.) I have somewhere seen it stated as the remark of a man who has had lone experience in such metros, that he never knew an instance of • pawn wso had seen • pound becoming a pauper. 1 believe there is a great deal of truth and plausibility in that observation. , Teach a youth, teach • boy or girl, to begin laying by their pence, teach them that maxim which Franklin used to teach the American people, that if they took care of the piece the 1 pounds would hike ate of themselves; and if they once acquire the habit of saving they will never go back to waste- I tames, drunkenness, or idlenew. There is soother idea I tint has been mentioned to ate since I have been here : 1 unoentend that • plan of ; letting by somethieg for the purpose of visiting Lendon next year to see the great txhibi tion has also been taken up in your arsociation. I under stand there are some individuals in the institutfot who ate endnyou:ing to lay by their money in order to go L win at It year to re tne far famed eabibition. I don't know whether it is generally known, but it should be known, that by • retest dectsion by the railroad propoittors in different companies, in co opetation with the royal commissioners in London, all members of arociaeone and members of clubs for the purpose of eidetic nieney to go to London nest year are entelrel to be carried to London and back for half the I present isle of the parliementary trains—that is, for tall , the lowest fare you con go in now. I thick this Would be generally kaolin, as it is only a roast ' decision come to in L 'laden within a very few days. ' Recolleet, Toe may not see it again; and I will tell you why. Because, as soon as ever that ezeibi non is Mr. FMIIOI will lay in her claim to have the neat general ezhibiti nof the malts of the world's iadastry ; and depend epee it, the salt exhibition within for or five 'ears from this teas will be at Pane; and no wiener will that exhibition be at an end, than we shell have Austria. or Prussia, or Chentany, or Russia, patting in their claim ; and so it will make the tour of tee world, end yea gel have Americs following their example. We may not live to see soother i shibition in London, therefor* don't lose the opportunity, because every one of your children will reproach you for not having visited it. I went you to go to e what other countries an do as well as yourselves. Ido net wont you to think that manufacturers are going to profit much by exhibiting tee results of their skill, or that Mean facterers abroad are coming here to steal the brains of our countrymen. Whet you cse produee and foreigners on produce re much Utter rewards d by such merchants ea tour pees dent here, and by their custom, than they Ever will ee by any exhibition. I shall be most tiara stall limn to beer of the progress of this institrion. Dn't rest ratithood wi la Sot) Err mbrn ; Irma hoar reeve I come again smoNot you next year, as I liege to have the pleasure of do ing —(chars)—than it is increased to 1;200 members ; and that the 200 teases have bon at least increased to 300. And when we meet semis I hope we @ball have a room in which the tempetstare is getnewhat better, and where • man's heath may have some chance of exerting itself for your assaensent. (Lend cheers and laughter.) The Rev. H. R REYNOLDS, H.A ,mode an elegant speech in seconding the motion, and the matirg was after wards addressed by Dr. HODGSON end other gentlemen. The proceedings terminated about sloven o'clock. MR ROMISH Cut RCII IN THE UNITED STATEN— • correepoadest, wri'iog from New York, rays:—" Arch. bishop Hughes, who her just left to in order to go to Rome to roc ie@ the pains from the Pope, delivered s lecture here a few dip since, in which he *seeded the positive and Sapid decline of protestantism in this country end in Europe. The haute 'lofted much attemion here, but I undertake to my it was a fallacy from beginning to end—false in its feet@ and in its ieferene.e. The only additions made to the Rowan oatholil church here ere derived from Irish and German estimation. Tho only Americans who being to it are the Immediate descendants of for. inners, who keep up a show of reverence for the church in order to control the votre of these poor Mnoratt people. It is with the greatest difficulty the Romish ehniehes are kept up in this city. All the congre gations are deeply in debt, and in danger of being meld. All the Irish servant men end women are tared a few mats. earth a week to keep the priest, from starving ; while on the other hand, the protestant churches of all d enom inati o n, • are liberally sustained, without any resort to eoropulsion re o ensures. If protestantiain in on the &elicit here we cannot waive it." IDEPTFORD INN COURSING MEETING - SPORTING. -- - TRIM/DAT. TEE DITTPORD STARS/ (int ties ciontisued).—Bandit best Syntax (driers). Tim AIIISBORT STARIS (Onatioael.—Mr. Bedaile's Gadabout heat Mr. Bowlis's Jack's the Le . Ida FAsGo fissults. —Mr. W. L irst's Lion Queen best Mr. Millar'. Maggie Linder; Mr. Biggs 's Blacirg Bdly bast Mr. Bowlse's °skim Ball. Tea Wt 88888 mugs ElTLisii.-11r. Millar's Byrn best Mr. Grainier's Gay Lad; Mr. Galore' Gay Liss beat Mr. Miller's Million. THe alias (mood B.O.—Whiff raa a bye ; Cigarette beat lodises. Tun Cur (,eased tles).—Mildred best Lady ol lerattlesso; Stay maker bast Bed Idapuhu..a. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. ----- NTAGNOCNIDS. Her Nye-ty's, Tuesday, `Amide Church; Frulay, Hayes—at 11. Mr. cnderton's, Moods', the Boar's Head (Wigan Lane); Thurs day, lleckul Mall; Ilaturdly, Dover—at IL ececcuahm. nanuasoo Albrighton. Tuesday, Apiry ; Thursday, Aqualate; Saturday, En. villa- a: hilt p .st 10. Atber.tois. Mood ty, Newbold Oat.; Wednesday,Clifton ; Friday, OILY Corner • Saturday, llama Hall-at It. Wassong, Toaday. Owstan Hall; Streethouse Bar ; Barnsley, Reanworth Lane Ends-at half--peat 10. Bearden'. (Duke of), Monday, liullavington; Thursday. Yale Rocks; Saturday, Silk Wood. Berishire, 04d, Monday, Uffingtos Wimp; Wednesday, Bradley Farm; Friday, Bases Moon-at half-past 10. Bramham Moor (Mr. Lane , Monday, UMW Park; Wed nesday, Beam ; Frani, Mama Mill ; Saturday, Canines= Bar - s h a m -pelt 10. uon Hunt (Lied Henry Beatinek's). Monday, Nettleham ; Toes thy, Austacre Wood ; Wednesday, We:tundra ; Th ursday, Winenby; Friday, Patter Hill Dar; aatunlay, Fineman Lon r Wood -lit Catolaridp shire, Monday Kinbey's Slut ; Wednesday, Dead Man's Oak; Friday, Cotton Woo d at ball. post li. Carmarthembire, Sunday, Conwu Village; Friday, Rh Villa Bridge-it 10. Gloves, Mr., Mosby, Tanis - Turnpike ; Thursday, Blaelimore ; Satin stay, Wiiliagale ; Monday week, Iludeld Town-at balf-past 10. Craves, Monday. Fen Woad ; Wednesday, Chirbury ; Friday, KIM Woodhs D awn; Situ - day. L ily-at halt-pat 10. Crawley and Ilarshara, Monday, Blue Anchor Black Corner ; Wed. nodal, Race Ours Inn, Bolan; Inday, the Ilyde-at a quarter b 11. Doolngton, Tuesday, Shipley ; Saturday, Cavendish Bridge - at •qal .Farr to 11. Drake's, Mr.. Toestay, Fintnere Town; Thursday . , Meornarsh (Sudo Pod, itatunlay, Visitant Howe -at half.past 10. Durham County, Monday, statiold ; Wedneada)), Whin Houses; Friday, Barni,don; Monday week, Durham Kaanela-ai tot 10. Withal!, LorJ, Monday, Denton; Wednesday Dod Fa iday, Newbigiin; Satoratay, Logan-at half:past 10. Lora, Fast, Tamils slouch Fair Oren; Thursday, Aldhun Satrinny, lanuirail Green Ilan-al half-past 19. Ewes, !Ciotti. UMW, Samoa Blturdly, Mill-at halt.p ad to. Esss and r utfo k, Tustin, Thorriaston Ball; Friday. Wiest' Strret-et h all-pat 10. Ern Union, Wednesday, %wadi Groan ; Saturday. Slack Ship; Wedneaday seek, Rattail= Bell; Saturday week, A/Mandan Wawa - at haifipaat tionnldan, Tuesday, Ilynalebty; Friday,ll.lmiroo -it 10. II anib:edion, Monday, llasstran ; Wedneeday, Corhempton Mown; Friday. tinAlcabige Foam (Dirty Darla y; -at a quarter to 11. Monday, Cross Lane (ltoly - bne); Tuesday, Tiebborne Puri; Tharalar, Bradley; Saturday, Ito:berfield-st a quarter to 11. Ilerefordshire (lord CliKord . .),Theaday, Ford's Bridge; Friday, the B sho-at half rust 10. - Haydn.* (lord Itedeedsies). Monday, Kul Greet T ow ;Gate- Wedneedaara Eyford; Friday, New barn; Saturday, dinton at hlt pa.t 10. Ilnederness, Monday. linuidsburton; Tuesday, Ileightes; Thum day, Button Agnes Friday, BUM 4711 1 IIO.Fdell)-ut aquarter to 11. Motley (Mr. U. *a.) Monday, Ball Down; Wednesday, New Pond; Friday, Narita-oak Pond-at a quarter la 11. Iturmarth, Tuesday, Middleton One Bow; Saturday, Woraell Toll Bar -at Indflast 10. l y it , uras'., Mr. M., Monday, Lesley; Thursday. da Dskelsw ; Satin. Wslin i Pot k to hew, Eat r *irony, th quarter e Thorn (Stone Street); Wednesday, Wool. with Wood, Froloy, a beriton Wood-at half-past 10. Leach's, Mr , ktuailay, torsion Bridge; Yang Samna Mona.' tain-st ball-pat 10. Ladtatuy, Mr. Gin'., Monday, the Parkway ; Friday, the Feather' Inn (Maumee) -at halt-peat 10. Lonniale's, Lord, Tosetlay, Hyde Death; Saturday, Han-afoot at 11. Low:Woes Mr. 8., Mooday, Landon Latium, (Woburn) • Wed. tir.d t. ay, ing; saturday, the Rectory (Little Morino I) I.uaww, to sday, Wll.lllOOl Cowls Friday, Bedstone -at 10. Fuse) 'a Mr., Monday, Serools I nn; Toerday, Sandbeck Pak; Tbutrat.y, ogls Bar,- Enda, Dalces Bar-at b ill-past 10. Fantasise., Mr Wednesday, bhusteed; Friday, Key Street; Monday week, Sur4nden; Thursday week, WItiteloll; Saturday words, 'Shahan-at I -• --software, Monday, Crowfield; Thursday, Ragland-at half. pant 10. Morgan's, Mr., Monday, Denham Bridge; Thursday, Meal's Mill. (nuke tlimiland)—ut losllspam .0. 1 torrslay, Vinoty Ridge Thursday,Muttons; iaturdrr, New len, (Italanailty)—lttbAlt-trA 10. Boustay, aleaun /Silk; TOnowitsy, Ty ringbanz ; Saturday, Liaisy ..t quarter to 11. Vint ilea, Mr. Lott, Monday, Bolton ; Thursday, New Bridge —at 10. ry. Bliley. Lord Monday. Buttock's Booth ; Wednesday, Cries; Friday, Ashb) Ledgvra; ttsturday, Brampton Wood—ist quorum to 11. ti aim, Sir K. Sutton's, Monday , Allexbm ; Tuesday, Lodge-c - th - , We'd ; liseeliffe Ball; Thursday. Nuborsegis Cross roads; reality, Ma lin° ; WM' Kibworth—at 11. Baby, Miiiiiias. Lankuni ; Ilaumierk y; Friday, Second Mi sisone Simi Dolour Auckland lon the Durbsim.rusd)—at halts past 10, Buena, Monclay, Kelham; Tuesday, Watesby Village ; Thursday, Norwood rick; Saturday, Clown —at half-pat W. Ku limare, Duke of, /Sunday, riper Hole ; . rtosiday, Assesrby Fmk; Wednesday, erosion Park; gy, LEISIMP Village—at halt-peat in. shricintstre, Monday, Withingten V Wage ; Thursday, Kennels; Monday week, Mx, Albright° ; Thursday, Acton Burnell—at kW. past 10. /tot hia, Mr. A., Monday, Shoddesdon Gste ; Tuesday, Osre MB; Wednesday, Wberwell Wood; bursday, Milkier Woad; Friday, Boone Windmill; iturday, Winterslow —at It. ooutbanspton'a (Lord), Monday, Utile PreStOn; Wednesday, loolty ; Friday, Astwell 31111; miturday, Biddle/el n Vark —at 11. Montl.y. embian Manua; Friday, Emthosohley; Mon iuy week . Ki.ig . • dead, Ileum Bridge; Pllday week, Noon Inn, /*Ole —at bag-peat SlairOrd•l3llo, Math, Tuesday, Trentham; Friday, Walghttton Lodge, Dudilington —it hall past IS. :mitre's, Mr. L., Tnewlay, Itudgwitk ; Saturday, the Cock, Soothe Wee --at 11. Surrey Union—Monday, Marilyn Downs ; Thursday, Winterrkall ; Sduritay, bury half-past 10. 1 ieerior, Monday, Stioilleigh llourie; Tuuroday, balm:llton Town 410* form 10. ▪ rtdogar, Monday, Clem& Pork; Saturday, Mairldicid —at hid& _ past I I. ivelaway'r, MT., Tuesday, the Yawn Inn ; Friday, Buller's AIMS (Dean) •- at lull-put IV. Ampney Park; Tuesday, Charlton Park ; Thurs day, V, arena. d (Lear llighworthi, eaturday, n o P ark; bu rs- day, -at bail.po't 10. Vine, Monday, Pugh tm lame ; Wednesday, Nuthanger Farm; Sa turday, Bram . , y -at Warwickshire, Monday, turn Wood; Tar Way, Wichfurd Wood; Weanealay, Stone Bri.bee ; Tiinsioy. Inner bhuekburgh Village; Friday. losmve ; autunlay, Kentlwerth Catle-at a quarter to 11. Wlieelde's. Mr., Mouthy, Lversley Bridge; Tuesday, Red Lion lan (Itasilika); Thursday, Itotherw.cat ; Friday, Bare and Llounda Dam)-at 11. W e reestershirv, 111onday, Cotherldge ; Wedoewlay, Wilotkote Green; Friday, Copeut Elts-at half-pia 1 , . Wye-id,. N, Inmlay, Landsmy ; Friday, Clirow 11111-at 10. ikyarlhain'a, C 0.., Mounay, Tortingthn Lodges ; Wedaealay, Chil. grove: 11n,lay, Nut at half-pat 1 1. Yarboroughaw- .. lad, 11.11-d, Munday, at Canby !louse; Wednesday, bwallow Crroads; Hustle". Prellow (Mr. Thee's), Monday, Norton Lodge; Thriniday, Naunton Ikanhamy -at Gaff-pas: 10. litigbbsi, Monday, Pateharn ; Widnewlay, Tbundra. Barrow; Sa turday, Dyke-at a quarter to 11. Brank-ida, Monday, Newmarket Uhl; Thundky, Telscombe Tye at balf.p tat 10. Cravat, WWII, Airtow Green ; Wednesday, tha Craven Hader; Friday. aalterfurth -at 11. !a.k.a.'s, Mr., Wednesday, Crownbill Down; Saturday, Two Bridges-at 10, goaekenenks, Wedaraday week. King's Alma. leybrldge. llarog As, Monday, lattloung Used Friday, Burnt Bridge-at half-pat 10. !Ugh Peak, Tuesday, Pars:ey thy Wharf; Friday, Rubin 1100 l Bar -at IL OW (Torn Cathy's), Friday, Ililmorton Farm; (Mr. 3. Col well), a deer - at ;1. puss's, Criptsin H a ines., ty. Carleton ; Friday,Cowsby, Bar-at Lem•Llek., Lurl, Ftbtn. Fellow Lane-at 11. Conanowtomos, Tomb:, Otaal, *event Common-at half pat In THE Foo AND ITS CASUALTIES.—During the whole of ve-t,tday, London wee enveloped in the densest foe wtich has hen known this stilton. The passenger river ..tens-b at traffic was entirelr,suspended; railway moulting w s impeded by the nearity of extraordinary preicatrion.; sod the p I beainessot the metropolis was in great part e-oducte.i by irtifieiel light. The cumber of soc.den• by la. w o'er hos not beta considerable, bat they predomi ca. e un the latter ekment. Between eight and nine o'clock a pilot vngine on the Croydon Railway was returning to the London Brilste Station on the up line, and just crossed to the North Kent line, whrs, as elsewhere described, its under was run into. Oa the river, espeeiolly below bridge, the going and Doming of red lights, the erns of pilots and captains, the striking of bells a. d gongs, j Unill to the ircpoesibilil of descrying the cbj• c e 110.• ace th,se sounds proceeded. gave a merge inte r; ato the Kent. At Millpond, East Greenwich, two brigs g it whore; a boat was run down by • coal brig near the vice place, and its crew of four were fortunate in saving their Less by clinging to tha bob stay of the brig. A fine outwardob mud vessel, lying at Oalliot's Beach, was run down by a barge laden with stone, end considerably damsged. A rumour of aceldeut and loss of lie in Long Reach, curiae lost •v. air g, will. it is believed, prove au ezaLigers , icen. THE LATE BOAT CATASTROPHE AT WORTHING.-- The comeni•ree of the Royal National Institution for the Pr•avation of Lives from Shipwreck, have voted 251., fa aid of the land now being made for the relief of the widows sad nrphensof the MI/ of the boat which was upset le the °flits s if Worthing, on the 23th ult., in attempting render assiotanee to the Lalla Bonkh Bast Indianian. New BAPTIST CHAPEL, BAMIIIIRSMITILYSIESS• day, the mint nor of laying the fenndation Mese el a OM baptist chapel at Weicend, Hammersmith, wee peelliowc 4 by Mr S. M. Po o, M.P., in presence of a large oweeseene of persons, amongst whom were several infioential protoseest d,ssen.ers. Amonest the subeeriptions was • sum of 1021 from Mr. Peto, and a liberal collection wee made at the elm of the pet:maim,. MONS Y MARKET. Tb• priori p•gotiated Prost are as follows : new Peres negotiated Te Umber( . .... ........- 2 Ks. Amsterdam IHtee 2Yr itoterday6 wrs ee $2 176 226 A _ I/ it . "" 014 ....„ ......: one l • " 11 1112 4.65 ee 12 4 is .. :.....- w Beene Werke Palmas Need= Lobos JO dais date— .. 33 Vprice of silver in bars remains at 51. 10 I ~ but dollars were a shade lower, and quoted 4s. llid. This, with the decline in quotations on some of the conti.lental markets, shows that the price for the present has reached its height, though if • further demand: springs up from abroad, prica may still advan Thellsount of bills drawn by the East India Com ',any oa the respect'''s presidencies of India from the 24th ult. to the 61 inst., Is as follows: £ • d. lisle of exchange. Her gal 143.084 0 6 1 2.. 04d. per ow. Madras Bombay 'MEW %Ma tee la• s+e ad MOM Orib- Wins Total £164.64.5 0 0 The premium on gold yeuerday at Paths was I per mille, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 10Id. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.157 ; and the exchange at Paris on Landon at short being 25, it follows that gold is 0.617 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By last advioes from Hamburg the price of gold is 4241 per mark, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17e. 10Id. per ounce for statdard gold, gives an exchange of 13.4„ ; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.21, it follows that gold is 1.114 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. By last accounts the course ot exchange at New ,York on Loudon for bills at 60 days' sight is 1091 per oent., and the par of exchange between England sad America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.08 per oent. against England. On taking into consideration the difference ot interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate does not allow of the transmission of gold either to or from the this rd States. The account of the position ot the Bank of England fur the week ending Saturday, the 30th November, 1850, published pursuant to the Act 7 and 8 Viet., c. 32, is as follows : BANAL OF IN ULAN 11.—Ao:orwr foe the week ending Nov. 30. 1830 ORP•ITYItOt. Soto. bused ed.,30,75.3 rerament. Debt.... =Akio) Wm: Sonata ..... 20 4 . 90, Gold Cod, and Bodice 11,31.4.118 Other dolaoa OAT M3l US dikso.zas I !!!41!!!...11 runinstors' Capin I , Itev 3 ni5,73d YOU% Cour. J. a X Dalkarpi Inv. Aosnki t1,395,:52 mit -nvvovigasdoilmxill• 1.24.5.4vn VI/ 1 UuKTIIMent SOCtlltilli tindtwl.Dowl Wee* Amiuttil £14. 2 013. 9 ,•1 Othu,omultles 1=,461.7"1 I Noted [ (.1014.1 sad aver Vela oo,olkl Dec. 5.1550. Lamm n. is a RSIIALI., Chief t 'foe above return', when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue £29,369 78.5 Decrease £215,085 Circulation 'Mies Pubic deposits Other deposits Government securities in biokirg departmen 14,228,901 Without alteration. Other securities in banking department 12,461,368 Increase 741,998 Coin and bullion in both departments ..... .• 16,009,571 Decrease 210,672 See, n day and other bills 1,265 406 ntatftill 9,963 The Rest 3,08.5,738 Decrease 53 502 The Reserve The st.;ek ot silver bullion remains without altera tion. According to the official returns published in the ' C,cxlle of last Tuerday, tie total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales during tie week ending the 23rd November was 3.377.3641. In the preceding wee k the amount was 3,833,312/. : there is consequently a decreese ot 63.9781. The note circulation of the Joint Stock Backs dur ing the same week was 2,789,0861.; and the pre• vious week's return being 2,810,3821., the decrease is shown to be 41,2971. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which we! 18,601,7651. (being 500,3051. less than the week preceding), we find the aggregate 'rite circulation of England and Wales to he 24,948,1941., which shows a total de crease of 597,6801. as compared with the returns for the previous week ending Nov. 16. As regards the fixed issues, the private batiks in the week in question were 1,211,519/., and the joint stuck banks, 640,9221., below tho amount authorised to be issued. will be seen by the shave statements that we made au alteration in the usual arrangements ; a 1..: that instead of giving the country banking re tut ns monthly, we now present the whole circulation ot England weekly, instea.l of the Bank of England returns only. Taus the great mass of the circulation, ant its most active constituents are presented in a form convenient for reference and comparison. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The business in the Mme stocks continues of a rather quiet character, but the market to-day ex hibits increased firmness, and prices are now quoted at an advance of lon yesterday's closing rates. Con sols opened at 971 to 1, both for money and the account of Wednesoay next, and have since touched 971 for time, the present quotation being 971 to 1, and 971 to 98 for delivery in January. The Reduced Three per Cents. mark 961 and A •, the New Tnree-and-a•Quarter per Cents., 981, 1, and 1; the Annuities for 30 yr are, 1860, 8 1-16. n The ncfunded securities are quiet. Exchequer Bills, 1,0004, have been done at 645. prem. ; ditto, 5001., at 67e. India Bonds, 1,0001., 835. ; ditto small, 8.55. prem. The change in the foreign stock market is confined to some flatness in Brazilian, and a slight increase of &mac.' in the market for Mexican Bonds. Toe market, however, is qu;et, and the Muir's; of the morning is restricted to the f w descriptions under mentioned, viz. :—Brazil lan Old Five per Cents., 851. Dutch Two-and-a-Hall per Cents., 571; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 88 and 1. Mexican Five per Cools., for accoant,32l and 1. Portuguese Poor per Cents., 341. Rna.ian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961. Spanish Three per C •nt4., 391. INOLIIIII FUNDL—Tan Day. Hark Bloat. 119 13 ACI 131 pie CO: 1 m MR. ffli I apie Ot. Red. AM 7 3pwr Cr.l 1 pt 01.Cog.rgus . .: to7j j VOlllllO Ftlitr. 9B ts erL sper Ct. Aiwtf;oo Doris, 1 pup I.R. Gnus& an.. 170 1311 43 per at. Bair. Bonds, II 90 Onsets Mewed Bar. 4 j 23 per Cast, I per ‘,. Met. Bar, I‘7l 3 6 Ittl e o L N l e ll w 6 = )616 " " 1 a PI7I lit i*v r 7,, Tirii" $0 ' tax,mr::-.1.,,nm "Igtte"n"' s "4 2 ."l7l l 111 i Ditto Columb. Ign. Bd.. ! pr Ct. Florid. err Si i Oolumblar I:guru. jukr, 31 I Do. Deluerri#l4. •7 . 3 rre et. Mule% ltd., 74 7 Piro Paging 213..3* I I 2, per i t. Dot& 140,, 10i 71 .j or OLTurionla Jul..: le I I 4 pur et. Dotes ft-m.la B bises01911 1 •14 , 1• 1 1100.'s. 101 Ui • - - —•- EXPLOSION OF GAS AT THS CHASTISED GAS WORILS• HONATIVAT•IOAD. WESTMINITIL—This morning. between 1 and 2 o'clock, an alarming elplosion took pl We ace at the Chartered liaa-worke, in the H on sferryroad, st matter. The muse of the disaster I. unknown. The exploeint was terrific, end carried away a portion of the purifying home. Toe engines were promptly on the spot from the different station*, but It was unser:maul for *au to b • used, as the eroticism iramediauly cut, ff all com a unierion with the gasometer, or the damagmight have het exceedingly great. "R11110113E% ItaaualEßE, THE FIFTH OP No vEmsatt."—Nme poor agrcultural labourers are now in Spalding gaol, undergoing imprisonment end hard labour, Pr imitating their betters in some other towns by matiog • nets to c. kb- ate the eunpowder plot, at the far-famed abbey towas.—Stoojerd Merewm. WOOL MARKET—THIS DAY. The Coloaial Wool sales, now just clen- r, hove been in daily progress clarion the week The quan.ities offered have n. coprited 26,312 bales Colonial and 2,657 foreign, which have changed hands at an average advance of 244. per lb. up in last rates. The attendance has included a greater number of menn•acturers then usual, and they have been the chief buyers, the pure:bases of the sta plers being much more limited than usual. The operations for foreign account have alto be-n mall; yet as the whole (which has evidently included a large quantity of second hand wool, usually held for February sales) has been very eagerly taken, the opinion onlyaird thst the manufaeuring trifle is not in a very healthy state, but that the stock held by them is unprecidently light, and that consumers hove become oonerious that the supply will be vi ry short in February. Is Port Philip wools the ge qoalities expLrienoeed the greatest &deem*, gay from 34 to 444. per 10., and the some m t ., remark equally applies to Van Dirman's Lord, of which there wee a email proportioo. Adelaide and Swan River 50 ' partook of the average advance. Of Spiney Wool tbere was • large proportion, without any differentia in condition. " Care Wools were in l argest supple, and the advonce upon so this class was the smallest. Some New Zealond Wools were very much improved in condition end quality, and IT- 10 allied commensurate good prices ; the quantity wee the largest yet received. The quantity of seeoed 19, Wool was very large, and the advance was small, compared with other drier p ions. Lamaist' Wools, 20 though small in quantity, were not much leokcd after, and IZ, were very little higher than in September. St Messrs. Bradbury and Cook, on their circular, ob : 1 7 1 " Since the close of lest February sales, there have now been It veld 147,418 41es, aid the importations darner the same to period have been 142,439 bales ,• lest roes s li p assesused to to 146,804 bales, leaviog a difference of 4,366 bales yet to to arrive, to which we moot add an estimated increase f^r this ZS year's clip of, see, 11 000 ;we must also allow for resales i!, not lets than 6,000 bales, which will give 20 , 365 ba les, and s',l which we conceive to be the very utmost we can puibly E y t. expect for February sales." 14 This week's imports are 277 hales from homburg, 614 Pram Algos Bay, 12 from Ostend, 1 05 from Rotterdam, 103 9 GI from Antwerp. By private contract both British and colo nial Weals are held for more mosey. Si WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCEI MARKETS. fb MINCINO-LA3III, S:\TVILDAY MORNING. 1 7,' In anticipation of a peaceful settlement of foreign atlairs, 41. the colonial markets have shown some signs of improve- 23 merit. Foe Sugar very full rotes have been obtained for the Ito 1 quantity offered at auction, and frontal sales have bet a made 23 Its privately. 11.. A very good demand has been experiene:d for most ilz - u s scriptions of Cafe's, and an advance of 3s. per cwt. has, in Et most baritone's, bees freely obtained. Tue public sales have 61 comprised 240 casks, 740 bus plantation, and 600baee native 700 Ceylon, which have been sold at 53.. Gd. to (,fie. for stood to i t t f fine ordinary, sod 57a. 6d. to 63.. for floe fine ordinary to ses middling coloury plantation ; and the native, at 63.. to 645. as per cwt. 44 bags listless went at 481. Gt. ;35 casks African, 13014 at 455. 6.1. for good ordinary; and 77 hogs damaged St. Ds- . micgo, at 425. to 435. per owt.; 109 barrels Cuba were with- fl o drawn. Privately al parcels of plantation Ceylon have ss. charged hands, at full rate.; about 5,000 bags native, at 535. as to 555. ; 2 500 begs C-ara Rica, at 51s. to 635. ; and • tbuting to area of Rio, at about 445. 63 . to 45 5. per c wt. SO 90 bags of Bt. Domingo Cocoa were taken in at 30s. per ewt. lo for dull arty qn.lity. to SO 169 bolos 103 cases Sago went at rather lower rote", viz., se ) 19s. to 22e. for rather dull to middli n g %bite small pearl, and tli . 27?. 63, fur fine bold white Tapioca kind. tlf 650 bags Ben al Saltpetre were almost all token in at at. 27e. 61. to gds. for refraction albs.; one lot, raractioii 711ba, 1. par cwt. • The Spice market has been tiirly supplied, and prices so show no alterati.n, with the exa o,ion ir white P. pprr, 10 whist rules id. per lb. decline. 366 bags 1,5 casts white 12 1 Pepper were chiefly eold at 6 d. to hi d. tot B.n g e p ore kind, ana 833. o , Si I. fur Tellichery ; Batavia went at 41d. to 54d. l a' pm lb. &id bags black Penes,: Pepper were partly sold at so 31d. for %cod tirieht rather duel boil-beery quality. le The Tea markiA ha. 'gala become excited in co , ar quince St. of the arrival of two canoes of the "new crop" Congou, 80 which w. re immedittely placed on the market, and collar- 4 ° derab.e business has hien done in them. The prices reslked So for the finest chop' are from 18.9,1. to Is. 10d , but the prices to of the taeiliern qualities had not yet Income generally at. known. Yestirdry 6,300 packages were brought to public to tuction, but t nly shout 500 packages were eold ; the bid- 10 dings were very slack. Common Cut you TeMtiCO bonsinally at Is. Id., but it a doubtful it sales could now be made at that price. se rt. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. li The market I. armee to-day .nd looki. , g us. Pliers stand at the hollowing quotation.:--Town T.dlew, 36.. Gd. nett re each; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 37.. 6d. ; all the year, 10 374. ; I m., Felt., and March, 375. Gd. 6 111 00it ET Avnameris —Town Tallow, 39 .6d.; fat by di.te, 2a. Id.; yeLow Ite.sisn Yellow, 39i. • melted troll; 265.; 2 ,1 rough ditto, IS , . ; Tallow graves, 9..; g ood dregs, 6s. to The dueled has much improved for Rumania on the spot 25 enring the last few (NT., and the mstket Is now firm at 12 ; 375.31. to 374 6d. per Cut for fine new yellow candle, and so a , 36e. 61. to 36s 91. for oil. Sties ars upon a more en- ' tends". scale for delivery op to the does of the year and fur 07 too first mantles 01 1651 ; whilst the man paid ar• 37c. to II 375. 31. per cwt. far new. Home.uulted bee been In large demand, at rs. actt cash for halm diet@ delivery. In dr It or 'sets of Talow .ale are upon a more ezteseted Kale, and 10 there has been a swell advance In the value, whilst the I , uantity on offer is not,so lanes as of late. Of all sorts of 20 Tallow the stuck is &bunt 12 000 cask. greater than last 10 year, whilst prices are rather under that time. 10 ao SMITHFIELD HAY MA ET.—TH IS DAY. Meter/. Cooper and ItAvie report the trade dull, at the ii followiro quo•atione:—Pritne !deadly', 72a. to 80. ; in- go, It ri GIN. to 0..; Ureter, to 651 • Clover, 70s. to to 50..; strotd cut, Cie. to 72 , ; Straw, 24r. 2to COVENT-GARR :v -THIS DAY. Pine-apple.% per lb., ea to 64 Grape% botbou-e, p.lb., toes Portugal, per lb., Id to la Apples, dessert, p.m.. ,3a 6d to by filches, 3a. 141 to Ls Pram, per doe., Is to 3s per half deco, be to 13a Lemons, per doe., Is to la Pootmegnutatee. each, 3 d to Gd ..... Oranges, per doz., 9d to 2a 33 ... per 100, Pa to lOC so Almada, per peck, Co St . sweet, per lb., 28 to 3s 15 'Catguts, per 100, Is to 2s 25 per barb., 12a to 24s 17 Nuts, Bar, p. bure., RI to 22e 1 7 I breed. p. bueb., lils 63 141 li t rlberts, per 100 lb., CM to Os 13 ARLES. Garlic, per lb., 1d to Ild 17 : ertehobst, Jeruvaleto, pot ball sieve, 10 CAL to 2s SI Lettuce, Cab., p. more, Is se •-• COP, per score, Is to Is Id 21) Endive, per score, is to ls 6d SO Stn.dl Saluda, p. pun., 2d to Sd i Horse Radish, per bell., Is to 4s Red Bret, per dor, ud to Is SO latuaroonts, per pot, hdd to Ltd 90 Vessel, per bunch, 24 to 3 d 110 Savory, per bunch, 2d to 3 d SO Thyme, per buncb, 2d to 3 d SO Parsley, p. anz. bun., Is to 2s SS Roote, per bun., 9d to Is 20 Marjoram. per bunch, 2d to 41 I° Stn., per bomb, ?A 20 Wnter per doz. bonebto, t 64 ore, 20 VEGET, Brawls Sprouts, do., Is ed to 2s Cabbie* per dos., ed to Is Greens per doz. busoloso, Is Gd to Cauliflowers, per dos., is to 4s Sorrel, per bait Kew, 6d to ttil Broccoli, per doz. bond., Got les Putstoco, per ton, 60s to 1000 per ewt.,l4 to Bs per bush. Is 9.1 to 2s Cod Tomlin, per 12 bush., no, Is to 211 Cuounikera, per dos., 64 to Is Radishes, per dos., Is to Is 6d Leeks, pet bunch. Id to id Oelew, per bunote. 9d to Is 6d Carrots, pte doz. bun., 2s. to 5s Btoillosb, par Itslf secs, 6d to Is Onsow, per IsuueN 4d to 6d Spanish, p. dos., Is 6d to 41 Shallots, per lb., 6d to Bd DEATH OF SIR JOHN MACPHERSON GRANT, BART. —Sir John Marphmon Grant, Mart, of B a itinctsgoeb, wa s struck with paralysis on Siturday last, and died on Mon day, in the 47th year of his ape. Though not robust, the deceased gentleman had for some time est nyed Isis usual health; and the blow was as unexpected as it is lamentable. The deceued baronet was cne of the three members, not alspointed es officio, of the Bard of Supervision for the Relief of the Poor in Scotland—an office to which bit lather, Sir George Grit.; had been nominated by the government on the first tall'itutios of the board in 1845. DEATH OF MR. ROBERT GILFILLAN.—Thre gentle ems, known to the public as the author of several beautiful a,nas in the Sottish dialect, and some pieces of poetry of o .raidelable merit, we regret to state, died suddenly en Wednesday. He appeared to be in his usual health in the morning, and wen in attendance at his cake, at eollictor fur the commies' losers of police in Leith, when he feU down in a fit of apoplexy. Medical aid was immediately procured, but he never rallied, and was conveyed to his house in Her • mitage•plaee, where he dicd. He eveneuted of many amiable qualities, was good natured to a fault, and will hr much regretted by a large circle el fricada.—Edinburgh Courant A SISTER OF PER:ECPTION has been commenced by the Conference 'aqui i'ion of the Wesleyan pony for a long time they h a ve marked the tradesaen who took part In the r, form maar - ment by threats as to the withdrawal of custom, and by withdrawing custom; but now the system is being carried into the villezee ; the labouring men who attend reform meetings, and take part in the reform movement, ar4 being turned ou• of employ, to see if a winter's starvation will not not m..ks them spring converts to conference religion; and the men who do theme things profess to Inherit the spirit of John Wesley, who honoured human oonscienom, end made himself poor to mucosa. the needy.—Sterinforef Mercury. FOREIGN enzwrsors.—Large quantities of chest nuts are being imported at the present Wm from abroad, comprising entire earres of the article, the produce a the Chal eel Islands, France, and Span. The George, from St. Melo, bas brought 25 tens weight; the Alarm , from St. Halo, 19 tens eud 8 sacks; the Csrolinds, from 11.11 co, the large quantity of 81 tons weight; the Here, from B'. Halo, 28 toes; the Falls', from Bt. Mall, 28 tons; the St. Vincent, from Redon, 2.5 tons; the o.orge and El'sabeth. frem St. Halo. 20 tons; eh, Florencia, from Bilbao, 1,200 (sneaks; the Nicolssa, from 13,1b0a, 1,110 (=eau; and the Jenne I Henri. from R•dol , „ en entire ca rgo, comprising about 50 sae weight of the utkls. RAILWAYS. --- TRIS DAY, Two o'Ciocx. The stare mallet is firm and buoyant tc-day, more especially since tte improvement in the English funds. The transac•ions in most of the leading stocks have been effect.d at higher rates, and the tendency of prim., on the whol-, is decidedly improving. London and South West. rns arc in demand, at a considerable rise, business having been last done in them at 721. Caledonians experienced a further fall of 10s. Per share in the earlier part of the day, but are now rather steadier. Midlands mark 441; Lancashire and York shires, 541. Cheat Northern and North Staffords are loAing up. arming retie Testord.y. MI BRITIAN RAILWAY& St) Aberdeen Si Do. Preference .. e s Moberg., No,lng , Isla. and East Junction Barks Is Hama. F.ot. (GE Weal. perpetual S p.Ct.) 19 BilininalmallUzro4:42unt \ eallaitily tut ow withguur. 10 1./o. withodt a guaranLe. 15 Wm., 1% olr., and 11tul.e3 callsdulypl.., orwithguar. 15 Do. without hamar:alter 13: Blna.l l iui..bc Row Valle, 100 Bristol and Exeter ... ... 8 e pm. 7 1 101 . 10 11 1 71 73 171 9 178 Bi / 11 1 1 15 188 lit lit 13 IS dim 174 .tuainghamalare ... .. 30 Caledonian ... ... .. 10 Do. •10 Preference .. 50 Chester and Holyhead .. 15 Do Profaned, . .. as Dabka wad Baba jidd . ... IS East Anaida . ... 14 Do. fild E. 3; 11 . . i I Do. (;/10o.)7p.Ct.Crer. $4 Do. 41 led.)6 pA:t. Pret. 10 kaanen Counties ... 111 Do. New lief. o p. et.-. riDo. Ext., 5 la, ct, 2.(0.1 Do. do. No.] 30 Do.N. k East 5 per Ct 41 Do. New ... .. 25 bairn Vacs, tibia • (late E. U. 8131 - .. 7 13 Do. elm B. and C . ditto 41 26 Do. tiaip (rue. op. LT.) 19 25 Fast Lancashire .. ...1 101 li. 6, Ito. New I shine 15 EastLil.altaguw. 6 p.Ct 30 30 1 SO Edinburgh and li.ainote 23 .6 :4 Eseter,Tanil,k Donlan. 1 5 1 1 gt„. Exeter and Eatoutt ... 44 Grea Nathan _ . , I \ 11, Lo t l par Cent 4 I II S Do. elm, ..:, E, ti NC.. 10 121 10 Do. Cent. Peet. 1 34171 50 Gt. douth.and West.(lre.) 39 40 44 Do. tightto . ... 4 ipa 106 Great North of Iraginstl.. 748 145 KO Urea Weatem ... ... 731 LI IS Do. Nat EU .. ... 41 41 do. be Roll and baby ... ... 96 100 44 De. 1 Oared .., .. ... 49 30 141 Do. 1 shares - _.... 201 211 50 Lancaster and Callas ... SS 67 111 Do. lards .. _ ... 41 910 n 474 Lancaster and . I . .e;ton ._ 25 Id , 100 Lancashire sad Yin iodide 54 55 \ 241 Do. 1 shard) ... _.. 111 111 din 10 Do. Virths ... _ 7 ;ohs. 4 Do.Y E7O ... .... ... 1 1 1„ 10 lb. Now Griet 6p. CO 17 13 111 Do. Wirt Killing Union. 6 51 Gs. urd .. 1iA1 , 41 and ltradi 94 at b l). e Leeds and Thirsla .... - IS 14 10 Do. Prcf. Quartena,ls49 par 4 pal 111 Landon and liiie4wall _ 71 71 1100 lAA., Grattan, at S.Cesst 841 851 10 0 Do. New gua. 6p. Ct.... 191 lib 9 Do. guanuiteed sp. Ct. late Cloydon Thirds 30 Do. Pref. rei Cent.... 60 Do. Caner:. 5 p.(l-1651 Ilti Loudon and Lreentricla... It atzln=',4...i.. 17 Du. da. New 1 Mares -11 Do. Ens ... ... 1 D0.E19.41.,14.ae111.(C) tee Laden & Notelt.WeAern 424 Do. New, LII _ ... 34 Do. New, 4740 _ _ 6 la. New Pruerezes ... 9/ IsatudatCluar.4 {dreamt 3; MIRCh..II4II, rut M.*.tock 100 Meneh.,s2tel,dLineulnAt 44 Do. 1 aura, Na 1 ... 10 Do. New glu Pref. 1 Do. L; Preference - . 4/ Do. Matta Line.J.Vnlog 4,5 Do i 750 eSar.e .., 100 Do. Man. old Derby _ IN Da.Cons.B.4ill. 6p. C. 28 Newnrirat ... ... ~. 1$ Elo.New £20... ... 21 Do kAtaltaial ... II Do. Gairan. 211 pa Cl. $3 North littr..ll _ ... „ & Do. Pretetence ... 17! !lath etatfuntehire. . .. 50 Genial, Were., te Wolter. 25 Praha and Wyre ... ._ Itl D. ahem ,A) ... .. IS Road., Cudil., add Nagai 01 Royston an.) 1r '.7lt/a ... 11 Do. Sheeran Estessloo 25 Scandela Central Clan 181 ewe. a hew., A 9, Do., Gass E ... _ ... 11 Do., New Ouzaiteed ID rthrewetury rat CL1.‘441 (Nor. W. Mr..) ... 10 Do. !lade ... 20 Uo. Vueatr: ... .. 1 Do. New .. ... 10 Do. 6 per rent. Pr.!". II; Alirupeldri Unitai . 30 loath Devon _ ... 25 Do. Preference .. 9; South dtafrord , hlre - 30 Swath 1".....1een .. ... 60 /oath Wale .. .. . , 231 13 death Yarialilie k itteer Th Hun gi raw Vole Ext. d;ion I L 9 7 die 20 Waterford and lillanny , 4 5 95 Wear Yana, 60. Ct. Na l ,l 191 17! Litua Into 5O Wilts, Naar:set, d'Ae3 la , 11) 41 25 York,Newastle kiterarlik; 17 177 10 Do. Ext. (I(oz4,as Nort‘a. 8 71 dia. 9 I)I).G.N.E.CaiLAI`sei 4 31 dia. 17 Do. laltta ... 15 16 6 Do. Ditto 71 4 10 Tack and North Midland. 13 131 10 Do. Preference ... FORAM, It 4.11,V4T5. 6! Anglo.ludian ,'. iti Ita2an and Auatrin) .. _ 20 Bonlogite and Arnie= 20 Central France (Vieroon) 11 Dutch lthenich .... 11 East Indian .. .. 5 Great Indian Final . = 11 Do. 10 Namur anifileare ... 16 Northerner France.- 7 art.:ensue! Bordeaux ... 20 Parts and mina _ 20 Park and Gotten ... .. 15 Paris and StruiNourg 10 Rouen and Hang ..4 •• 20 Sambre and Mena ... ... 14 Tour. and Nantes ... 01,Wcat Flanders-. - l e 1 0 1 111 ex Ex '9 'IL 57 GO Go 114 ni 34 144 1191 133 2 31pa 3 4 poi 791 211 1 pm. ti 14 41.. pia• . 3 14 44 4 4 ;4 . 211 241 141 II . 91 10 4 1 1 20l dim 21 22_ liii in 22 -31 f! i 14 dY. asj 7 51 4 5 17 !VII. ii :a •: 1 .1 1 172.1 Pm. 7 Ti 1 17 114 pa 7 Ma. Gi 1 410. 0f 10 11 13 6 4 1 1 i l il 11 1 4k Il 141 sit 34 die " II If 10 xy 23: '5l 1 h `pm pm. Par 1 Oa. 74 7f 1444111 144 4 dis 111 fig 6i dig 91 fi 21 3 103 10* dis LIVERPOOL. Deensbor 6. Svoci-Bicustarta.—Prtra s to-day were a shade lower, but there was a very excellent miscellaneous business. Birkenhead, Ltneadtint, and Cheshire, 1244 .—Caledonian, 91—Ditto (pref. share.), 59—Boat Lancaire, 10I—Ditto (pet fifth shares), par—Great :Northern (A) 4 15-16 Lane:mein end Yorkshire Coneol , 421 3 —Ditto (fifth shares), 71 d.—Lanesst , r and park de (third sharer), 6 p.—Leede and Thirst, 131—London end North We teen', 1191 Ditto (new 1 awes). 21 p.—Ditto (9 shine, C), 2 546 p.-ILar cheater, Sherdsld, and Liaouln, 241 I—Ditto (pref. shares), 91—Mtdland, 431—Divo (half shan.), 21 d.—Ditto (Bre wall Valley). 601—North British, B—St. Helen's 1 1 dc C (pref. guar. 6 per c-ct.), 131 —Shr e lenity and Chester N.W.M. (pref. guar. 8 per nat.), 13 15-16—Sottth Esstern and 21—South Staffordshire, 34 4.—York sa Bal d North Midland (pref. sharts), Zi9 a. I—Ballan mad mesa, 11 16339 —at Southern and Western. 401—Ditto (pref. hared, lp —Midland Great Western (4 shares), 141 d. MANCH&STRIt. Mambo 6. STOCK SICKANOIL—Tbars Earn been a 'pod market, at full prices, and Lwasbirs and Yurksbirs sto laxly, has been in demand. Business closes firmck persica- BIRMINGHAM, DeconMr 6. BTOCIL EICHLNOE.—Mit market was steady to-day except u regards B:re ortbury and 13irrainehents, which were fiat and heavy. The A's done at 71 die. North Staab were in demand and firmer. They were done at 811 die. LEADS, Decor;On 6. &goon Exceresoz.—Teets is scarcely anything doing this rsonnag. Via only transactions ate In Leads (fßau) at 7 7-16 dis ; and L-eds and Thir4 Extensions, No. 5, at dist - Tan WALLABE MAOanntia.—A gentleman of Li verpool wrote the other dq to a distinguiehed admiral, and ss brave a man ow ever held her Majesty's oommission, request ing hit opinion as to the eifixt likely to be protuced by the szplainn of 700 tons of nnnowder situated within • mile and • half of the north of Liverpool. The sumer was characteristic, and to the point, and comment upon is it unnecessary. It is as follows: "sir,—The explosion of 700 tons of gunpowder would blow yon ill to the devil, but to what distance the explosion would do damage I cannot tell lam" Hy • it it die.' e i i Pia 21i 27 18 !I ?,1 .4 I .1 i ll. i . i ' ; • i ' I * . r I 1 t r • 1 :4 • 1 1 • a t • .1, .. : r V . • II 14 , I' . r Il i I . 1 . t!,. .a i l' • it IV it' 4 tik ..... ... , ..• ... .• I 1 1 ,4 r gi i I 131 16 II I. ,u, 104 I Ibi I lb Id 74 31 19f 71 II 71 7 6: do 4 din 2% 11 21 lisi 8: a ar. 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