The Press. — London, England, 1858-12-04 00:00:00

FURNISH YOUR HOUSE the te rms w ere too high, and, as it was not lively to n l a tive stock, the tenders to subscrib e - pore r oe g speo. se nt in very sparingly. From 1 per cent. rem ., at which it stood soon after the an 13onneernent, it gradually fell, until yesterday it was only a t par to 3 prem. To-day it returned to Ito vo n., but left off at 1 to 1 prem. It is now very quiet. The amounts required will exercise no perceptible in fl uen ce in the present condition of the Money Mar k e t; and, from what has taken place with respect re it, it is obvious that if foreign powers wish to borrow in the this market, and to make their loans ,y must offer adequate terms. It is denied that the Government of Egypt wants to b urro w 2,000,0001. Its immediate necessities will, it is said, be relieved by the temporary issue of 200,0001. Treasury bonds. The arrivals of Bullion during the wbek have been but before our paper is pub less than 2 ; 10,0001., lished the 283,1201. brought by the Agincourt will be delivered ; indeed, a small amount was delivered this afternoon. The whole, or nearly the whole of these amounts, will be taken for the Continent. At the most, only about 50,0001. are likely to be re. tained here. To-morrow '213,8441., principally in silver, leaves Southampton for India and China, the demand from which is unabated. 50,0001. in bars we re taken from the Bank this afternoon for export. The Continental Exchanges are about the same as list reported. The English Funds have been remarkably dull all the week. Up to Wednesday they were stationary, and on that day they were beginning to show un doubted symptoms of a tendency to decline, when some purchases, unexpectedly made by the Govern ment broker, restored the tone. The cancelling of ii. de Montalembert's conviction, and the successes in India, confirmed the feeling; but they failed to establish an advance, owing to the dulness of buciness. Today the markets closed heavy, it being felt that the refusal of pardon by M. de Montalembert is in the nature of a defiance to the Imperial Govern ment. Railway Shares for the most part have ad- Tanned, particularly the great trunk lines, partly from a decided improvement in the traffic receipts, and partly from a final and friendly arrangement of the diffe rences between the London and North-Western and the Great Northern and Sheffield Companies. Consols which this day week left off at 98 to 1, re mained at about that quotation until Wednesday, when they declined to 97j to 1,8. They then re turned to 98 to 1, and they have ever since remained at much the same price, the fluctuations not being more than per cent. Today they closed at 971 to 98. During the week the Government broker has bought about 50,0001. in Reduced and New Threes. In the Foreign Market there has been little ac tivity, but generally the improved prices of last week have been steadily maintained. Turkish Stocks, however, have been weak, and they have receded, though they temporarily showed more firmness today. Railway Shares have recovered to some extent the decline of last week, the termination of the differ ences referred to above having produced a very good effect. Miscellaneous Shares are as inactive as the other departments of the market. Atlantic Telegraph Shares have sustained a fur. ther decline of 301. per share. The present quota tion is 250 to 280. Exchequer Bills are Is. lower than last week. Daring the month of November the range of quo tations in Consols amounted to only 1 per cent. This is an unusually limited margin, and, added to the continued dulness of business, it explains the absence of speculative transactions, concerning which so many doleful complaints are issuing from the Stock Exchange. The highest price was 981, and the lowest 971 ; and the closing prices at the be ginning and end of the month were the same, 98/ to i• Exchequer Bills during the month advanced to 75., that is from 335. to 40s. premium for those of the March issue, which bear the highest rate of in terest. Railway shares improved between 2 and 3 per cent. The Bullion in the Bank of France fell off 920,000/. and that in the Bank of England 2 4 ( 4001• ; and the minimum rate of discount in the open market declined from 2} to 21 per cent. The Railway calls in December are 197,491/. ; making a total called in 1858 of 13,003,8761. The dividend to be declared at the half yearly meeting of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, next Friday, is at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. This will absorb 21,0001. The profits have been '9,747/., but with the balance previously in hand the total available is 39,9021. ; 10,0001. are to be appro. printed 'ards ',902/. carried FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. Taluday, N0v.30. BANKRUPTS.—WILLIAM COLLINS, Rydon terrace, City, road, linendraper—RlCHAßD CLEAR Navin, Oxford street, haberdasher—Wirouna LEMON OLIVER, Austin friars, stock broker—GuotoE Coo; St. Peter's street, Lower road, Isling ton, grocer—GEORGE LEWIS, Clarence place, Hackney road, leather cutter—Turmas Cots Jolts; New-street square, City, priuter—Attammta GIBBS, Bedford square, stained glass painter—ALFßED ROLFE, Dorrington street, Clertenwell, timber merchant—HENßY MONUMENT, Caroline place, City road, victualler—JOHN BOWLER, Colchester, millwright—ROßEßT GRIFFIN, Stewkley, Bucks, cattle dealer—EDWlN NATHANIEL EALAND, Birmingham. plumber and glazier—THOMAS BRYAN, Liverpool,hatter—FßEDEßlCE SPENCER, Birmingham, mercer-- WILLIAM SHEPPARD, Exmouth, shipowner—RlCHAßD PHILP, Okehampton, watchnisker—Wituam inErmitt, Monkfrystone, Yorkshire, plumber and glazier—ROßEßT WILLIAMS, Liverpool, builder. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.—jamEs RENTON, Glasgow, plasterer—Amot.Puos MACDOW4LL Ross, Edinburgh, fancy warehouseman—STEPHEN TOWNSEND, Portree, Isle of Skye, general commission agent-OEOHG° 247tattzls, Glasgow' painter and paperhangerAßCHlßALD MENZIES, Callender' Perthshire, hotelleeper. 1193 MJULLIEN'S CONCERTS. . LYCEUM THEATRE.—LAST ELEVEN NIGHTS, ending on SATURDAY, December 18th.—EVERY NIGHT, at Eight —M. WIENIAWSEI, the celebrated Violinist, will perform Every Evening.—Vocalist, Mme. EVELIN A GARCIA— On MONDAY, a 3rd and Last BEETHOVEN NIGHT, on which occasion Miss ARABELLA GODDARD will make her 4th appearance this season.—The First Part of the Pro gramme will consist entirely of the Works of B eethoven, in cluding Overture " Leonora "—Sonata for Pianoforte and Violin (Kreutzer Sonata), performed by Miss Arabella Goddard and M. Wienlawski—" Symphony in 0 minor." Second Put Miscellaneous. M. JULLIEN'S ANNUAL BAL MASQUE, on MOND AY' December 13th. PRIZE CATTLE SHO W of 'the SMITHFIELD CLUB. The Annual Exhibition, of Prize Cattle, Seeds, Roots, Implements, &c., commences on Tuesday Morning and closes on Friday Evening, 7th, Bth, Pth, and 10th December. BAKER STREET BAZAAR, King-street Entrance. Open from daylight till nine in the evening. Ad- mittance One Shilling. TO SCHOOLMASTERS.-WANTED, imme diately, an ASSISTANT MASTER for the ROYAL ARSENAL GENERAL SCHOOL. One who has had experience in a Reformatory, a Ragged, or a Factory School, and who understands the management of rough boys, would be preferred. Salary, 801. per annum. None need apply who are less than Twenty-five or more than Forty years of age.—Letters of appli cation, with testimonials of character and qualifications, to bn addressed to the Head-master, General School, Royal Arsenal, Woolwieb.-Bth November, 1858. Allsopp's Pale Ale in Imperial Pints. HA.RRINGTON, PARKER, and CO. are now delivering the October Brewings of the above cele brated Ale. Its sttrpassing excellence is vouched for by the highest medical and chemical authorities of the day. Supplied In bottles, also in casks of 18 gallons and upwards, by HAR RINGTON, PARKER, and CO., Wine and Spirit Merchants, Bs, PALL-MALL. November, IdsB. DEAFNESS.—The only medal awarded at .I_7 the Great Exhibition of 1851 (for Acoustic Instruments) was to F. C. REIN, for his new ACI)USTIC INSTRUMENTS for the DEAF. They are made of different power, to suit ex treme and every degree of Deafness. To be procured only of the sole inventor and maker, F. C. REIN, 109, STRAND nearly opposite Eseter•hall, where the Instrument can be tried and numerous testimonials seen ; amongst many, one from the Right Hon. Sir John Patteson, one of ha. Majesty's Privy Councillors. WITH THE . ~ • THE PRESS DECEMBER 4 , 1858 . 31193 ~...... ~,....._.m. t h e terms w ere too high, and, as it was not lively to Messrs. Portelli, Schembri, and Co., merchants in M JULL I E N'S CONCERTS. , speculative stock, the tenders to subscribe the Mediterr anean t ra d e , h ave b een adjudicated 4 LYCEUM THEATRE.-LAST ELEVEN NIGHTS, rove rare it sent in very sparingly.. From 1 per cent. bankrupts. ending on SATURDAY, December 18th.-EVERY NIGHT, at ~, at which it stood soon after the an- The proposals for the constitution of a new pEergfhotim-mEr ery W E l v E en N t l n T v X oc l, au th st e mm ee e l . et , r v a E tet 1 H V A lo o lin A i ß at e arill_ Pr e ' itgradually fell, until yesterday it was National Bank of Turkey, by the Ottoman Bank, On MONDAY, a 3rd and Last BEETHOVEN NIGHT, potligeln ent9 to i prem. To-day it returned to ito f have been approved by the Turkish Government, the on which occasion Miss ARABELLA GODDARD will make on ly at par . Is no her 4th appearance this season.-The First Part of the Pro- pre m., but left off at Ito }p ram . It w very quiet. parties who were stated to have obtained a Ric an for gramme will consist entirely of the Works of B eethoven , in- amo unts required will exercise no perceptible a The " Bank of Turkey " having altogether abandoned eluding Overtur e " L eonora "-S ona t a f or Pianoforte and in fl ue nce in the present condition of the Money their claims. Violin (Kreutzer Sonata), performed by Miss Arabella Goddard learket; and, from what has taken place with respect The African Steam Company have declared a divi. and M. Wienlawski-" Symphony in 0 minor." Second Part to it, it is obvious that if foreign powers . wish to dend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. Miscellaneous. M. JULLIEN'S ANNUAL BAL MASQUE on MOND AY. borrow in this market, and to make their loans The Wool Sales, after occupying nearly a month, December 19th. • p o pular, lar they must offer adequate terms. It is were brought to a c l o s e on W e d nes d a y. Th ey corn - denied that the Government of Egypt wants to prised 5 3,794 bales, and the whole were sold at an PRIZE CATTLE SHO W • b o rrow 2,000,0001. Its immediate necessities will, advance of from 2d. to 3d. per pound upon the rates i of 'the SMITHFIELD CLUB. The Annual Exhibition, it is Said, be relieved by the temporary issue of obtained in July and August. of Prize Cattle, Seeds, Roots, Implements, &c., commences on &rand BAKERoei on Friday Evening, 7th, Bth, Pth, 200,0001. Treasury bonds. A first dividend of 3s. Od. in the pound has been Tuesday Mornin g l ornin S t T di ß En nine BAZAAR,evening.King-street Ad. Entrance. Open fr o m dayligh t The arrivals of Bullion during the wbek have been declared this week upon the estate of Messrs. Fox, but before our paper is pub- Henderson, and Co. mittance One Shilling. less than 230°01.1 fished the 283,120/. brought by the Agincourt will The Provincial Trade Reports of the week are gene- be delivered ; indeed, a small amount was delivered rally satisfactory, though as the end of the year TO SCHOOLMASTERS.-WANTED, • e- this afternoon. The whole, or nearly the whole approaches there is in some departments rather less 1 diately, an ASSISTANT MASTER for the ROYAL of these amounts, will be taken for the Continent. activity. But the aggregate trade of the country is ARSENAL GENERAL SCHOOL. One who has had experience formatory, a Ragged, or a Factory School, and who u 'u nd a erstands the management of rough boys, would be preferred. reined the most, only about 50,0001. are likely to be re- enlarging, and from present appearances the spring here. To-morrow '213,8441., principally in will be more than usually brisk. Everything indi Salary, 601. per annum. None need apply who are less than tsined silver, leaves Southampton for India and China, the cafes this. Money is cheap, new markets are open- Twenty-five or more than Forty years of age.-Letters of appli- demand from which is unabated. 50,(N)01. in bars ing, and stocks of manufactured goods throughout a c rd i rtsVd th t ot the testimonials e a o B f ter chy e ac ne ter , andqualifications, to be School, Royal Arsenal, Isere taken from the Bank this afternoon for export. the world are low. The manufactories of Lancashire Woolwich.-Bth November, I ' BsB. The Continental Exchanges are about the same as and Yorkshire are well employed, though in the list reported. woollen trade doubts are entertained whether the Allaopp's Pale Ale in Imperial Pints. The English Funds have been remarkably dull all price obtained for goods can sustain the advance in the week. Up to Wednesday they were stationary, the raw material established at the London sales. ITARRINGTON, PARKER, and CO. are and on that day they were beginning to show un- Flax is still rising. There is some dissatisfaction in 1.1 now delivering the October Brewings of the above cele- 'gale authoritiesxeellen ee i s of vouchediday.forby Suppliedt doubted symptoms of a tendency to decline, when the linen trade at omissions in the treaty with Japan, rig a ced hest A nt le edieTl i anThem i some purchases, unexpectedly made by the Govern- in consequence of which our linen manufactures can in bottles, also in casks of 18 gallons and upwards, by :AR- RINGTON, PARKER, and CO., Wine and Spirit Merchants, meet broker, restored the tone. The cancelling of only bo admitted there on payment of a twenty-per- M. de Montalembert's conviction, and the successes cent. duty instead of one of five per cent., which Le,HPoAveLLmb.eMrAlLdlis.il. in India, confirmed the feeling; but they failed to applied to all others. . - establish an advance, owing to the dulness of . buciness. Today the markets closed heavy, it being nEAFNESS.-The only medal awarded at felt that the refusal of pardon by M. de Montalembert FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. .I_7 the Great Exhibition of 1851 (for Acoustic Instruments) was to F. C. REIN, for his new ACOUSTIC INSTRUMENTS is is the nature of a defiance to the Imperial Govern- Tuesday, Nov. 30. for the DEAF. They are made of different power, to suit ex- cent. Railway Shares for the most part have ad- treate and every degree of Deafness . To be procured only of BANKRUPTS.-Witmax COLLINS, Ryden terra ce, City, ranced,particularly the greattrunk lines, partly from a road, linendraper-RicHsan CLEAR PARVIN, Oxford street, the sole inventor and h irer, F. C. REIN, 108 , STRAND , 8 where een . the amongst nga Instrument many one can from b e trie s decided improvement in the tra ffi c receipts, and partly haberdasher-Wm:Ana LEMON OLIVER, Austin friars, stock- n an e rn ly um op e g r:u si E numerous testimonia ls from a final and friendly arrangement of the diffe- t b o r n o , ker-o e u r oas z z on o a rt st. s Peg ar es en a c tr e eet ia L e r Lower Isrolinzi: Right Hon. Sir John Patteson, one of her Mejesty's Privy runes between the London and North-Western and leather cutter-Thomas Cora ' Jones, 14-street squar y e, City, Councillors. the Great Northern and Sheffield Companies. printer-ALEXANDER GIBBS, Bedford square, stained glass Consols, which this day week left off at 98 to 1, re- painter-ALFRED bere H Ro z c li re ti Dorrington s treet, l Clerkenwell, FURNISH YOUR HOUSE coined at about that quotation until Wednesday, vi m etuali n IT OEt N ROW N LE Y S ' , ON j r oTe E ll i" e •T sier ar° m l =rl;2i- City E a: 4 WITH THE when they declined to 971 to 68. They then re- Gamut, Stewkley, Bucks, cattle dealer-EDWIN NATHANIEL turned to 98 to 1, and they have ever since remained EALAND, Birmingham . plumber and glazier-THOMAS Bans, BEST ARTICLES IviilverpAooml,leutzteprp-A Faen RD, E e x e m ic o r ut S b eex po es w , n ß e irmig c h a am Aß , D me i l li ce p, at much the same price, the fluctuations not being AT more than 1 per cent. Today they closed at 971 Okehampton, watchmaker-WILLIAM Elcendith, Monkfrystone, DE.ANE'S , to 98. During the week the Government broker has Yorkshire, plumber and glazier-Romer WILLIAMS, Liverpool, bought about 50,000/. in Reduced and New Threes. blilr ESTABLISHED A.D. 1700. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.-James RENTON, Glasgow, In the Foreign Market there has been little sc. plasterer-AnoLenos MACDOWALL Ross, Edinburgh, fancy tivity, but generally the improved prices of last week warehouseman-STEPHENenereomms Enon a e a T t o w N E B : N D , i, Portree , zN Isle i ati as Sk ( ?• w e . , have been steadily maintained. Turkish Stocks, sinter and paperhang er-ARCHIBALD Meszt z e i s; Callender' TRON BEDST E A D S. J. DEANE and Co. manufacture and supply every description however, have been weak, and they have receded, Perthshire, hotel-keeper. of iron and brass bedsteads, and have at all times a large stock though they temporarily showed more firmness tcvday. Friday, December 3. if these articles on hand, together with beds, mattresses, pal. Railway Shares have recovered to some extent the limes, &c. Full particulars of sizes and prices, with illuatra- decline of last week, the termination of the differ. lc e ß w A c li as li t i e ßUPTC T Y 0 ANNULLED ; am w e i r tig t. R. UawiN tions, sent by post., free. ences referred to above having produced a very good BANKfarr i s.- Y leivaan Birrros, Gravesend, butcher- effect. JOHN Urrox, Brighton, plumber-JOHN NICKS, Exeter, dealer HORTICULTURAL and MECHANICAL and Chapman-WILLIAM T AILOR, Newport, coal merc h ant- WlLLlAMMiscellaneous Shares are as inactive as the otherT 0 0 L S. MAREILANT, Folkstone, Kent, corn merchant-Joan departments of the market. D. RUDDoCK, Reading, Berkshire, upholsterer-Wm:cum In this Department will be found every implement requisite Atlantic Telegraph Shares have sustained a fur. HUNT, Market street , Manchester, silk and cotton manufacturer for the p ractical or scientific horticulturist, including all modern they decline of 301. per share. The present quota- -WILLIAM %ma, Manchester, builder-Jossen S. WARNER, and improved inventions. Illustrated Priced Lists on applies- Sheffield, merchant-WILLIAM W. HALL, Kidderminster, tion , post free. currier. lion is 250 to 280. IMPROVED LAWN MOWING MACHINES.-This machine Exchequer Bills are Is. lower than last week. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.-JoRN CHALMERS, Blair- is most easy of management. It removes all the out grass, and Daring the month of November the range of quo- gowrie, draper-FREDERICK POPE, Edinburgh, commission leaves no seam on the lawn. tations in Consols amounted to onl 1 per cent. agent-PETER Macmosa+n,sat, Island of tiY ke, fishcurer- WILLIAM HENDERSON, Du nferm l i ne, fiesher ci Tamas WISE, Machine, 16 inches wide PRICES: la. d y 6 10 o This is an unusually limited margin, and, added to Colebrae, near Falkirk, farmer-Janes RODGER, Daniell, machine, 19 inches wide 317 6 the continued dulness of business, it explains the Ayrshire, farmer. Machine, 22 inches wide 0 0 0 . Machine. 25 in. wide, fitted to be drawn by a pony 6 0 0 absence of specu l at i ve transact i ons, concern i ng w hi c h t So many doleful complaints are issuing from the DEATHS. Tool Chests fitted complete with Tools of warranted quality. Stock Exchange. The highest price was 081, and BAILEY-On the 2Gth ult.., at Glanusk Park, Brecknock- and varying in price from Os. to 121. They are well adapted for the lowest 971 ; and the closing prices at the be- shire, Sir Joseph Bailey, Bart., M.P., aged 75. the amateur, the practical mechanic, or the emigrant. ult. at Worthing, Commander Edward ginning and end of the month were the same, 981 to BU R a u T rt., R.N . , 1 8th the e aged 79. ' l. Exchequer Bills during the month advanced to VANsRAwi- on the 22nd ult., in Cumberland-terrace, 1 1 CONOMIC COOKING STOVES, RANGE S, 75., that is from 335. to 40s. premium for those of Regent ' s -park, General Fanshawe, C. 8., aged 78. H . Jj &C.-Deans and Co. recommend with confidence their kn. the March issue, which bear the highest rate of in- H lA L ughter :f the la l te Ttl iir uk o at Wpoodh ym :1 1 1 ,:le D s ai i l a br, aged arzet, proved cooking stove. It is cheap in first cost, simple in con- serest. Railway shares improved between 2 and 3 HUNT-On the 26th uit ,at Widmer, Kent, Lieut.-Colonel John strudel; easy of management, capable of doing a large amount per cent. The Bullion in the Bank of France fell Philip Hunt, C. 8., aged 77. of work with a comparatively small consumption of fuel, and is Off 92 0,0001. 920 , 0 00/. and that in the Bank of England JE J RRAl d tD a l d n B tte 23rd ult., at Norfolk, Major-General Joseph manufactured in sizes suitable for large or small families. In operation daily in the stove and fender department ; where may 4 'l oool - ; and the minimum rate of discount in the LIGHTFbO g f -On the 15th ult., at Worcester, Lieut.-General also be seen the improved Self-acting Range and the improved Open market declined from 2} to 21 per cent. The Thomas Lightfoot, C. 8., aged 83. Cottage Range, each with oven and boiler. Railway calls in December are 197,491/. ; making a ROUTH-On the 29th ult., in Dorset-square, Commissary- Prices of the Range:-4 feet wide, 18110 s; 4 feet 3in., 151.; General Sir Randolph lab= Routh, K.C.8., aged 75. 4 feet din., 161. 10s. ; 4 feet 91n., 181.; 6 feet, 191. 10s.; 5 feet 3 iu., total called in 1858 of 13,003,876/. SISSMORE-On the 35th ult., at Notting-hill, Colonel Broad- 211; 6 feet Gin., 221. 10s. ; 6 feet 91n., 241. ; 6 feet, 251. The dividend to be declared at the half yearly field Sisamore, late of the Bengal Army, aged 75. - meeting of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, next Friday, isit FURNISRING LIST. This • at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. will absorb 21,0001. The profits have been r 0 NDON CRYSTAL PALACE, fl, For the convenience of persons Furnishing, DEANE and .ILI REGENT-CIRCUS OXFORD-STREET, and GREAT Co. have arranged a complete Priced List of Articles requiste 29 ,7471„ but with the balance previously in hand the PORTLAND-STREET. ' NOW OPEN. ADMISSION FREE. in fitting up a Family Residence, embracing all the various de- partments of their Establishment, and calculated greatly to total available is 30,902/. ; 10,0001. are to be appro. ~„ facilitate purchasers in the selection of their goods. This List ,Pristed towards a reserve fund, and 8,902/. carried KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGEb Drams and Co. will forward to any address, post free. 'inward. The failure of Messrs. James Davies and Son, in The results of a cold. The original cause of three - fourths Furnishin g Warehouses,46, King Willlam-street, London-bridge: of the diseases peculiar to the English climate, and the founds Saddlery and Harness Manufactory, 2 and 3, Arthur-street, the leather ofall P ulmonaryDi rd • from a neglected cough or London-bridge. The and boot trade has been announced. don liabilities are 200, 0001 . has this amount 70,0001. c ca o c lt B u r: sreemmeageable and eta- Gas Fitting Establishment, No. 1, Arthur-street East, London bridge ar eand soothes the Export Warehouses, Arthur-street West, London-bridge. to unsecured creditors ; the remaining 130,000/. taken on the fi rst symptoms, at once alleviates fatal iEW:lor CO T U h G e H mo L s O t Z agre ENGES, which, are secured by goods consigned to Australia, stated respiratory organs without having recourse to more powerful antidotes •, they are adapted to the infant or most delicate to be Worth 175,0001. at the invoiced prices. U p on OPENING TO THE MONITDIENT, lam realization of b characterof female.-Prepared and sold in boxes, la. lid., and Tins,.2s. 9d., LONDON BRIDOE. iglu • - dation will depend. t-e goods the 79, St Paul's Churchyard, London. Retail by all Druggists. / / / • BEST ARTICLES DEANE'S, ESTABLISHED A.D. 1700. TRON BEDSTEADS. 1. DEANE and Co. manufacture and supply every description of iron and brass bedsteads, and have at all times a large stock if these articles on hand, together with beds, mattresses, pal liasses, Full particulars of sizes and prices, with illustra tions, sent by post, free. HORTICULTURAL and MECHANICAL TOOLS. In this Department will be found every implement requisite for the practical or scientific horticulturist. including all modern and improved inventions. Illustrated Priced Lists on applica tion, post free. IMPROVED LAWN MOWING MACHINES.—This machine is most easy of management. it removes all the out grass, and leaves no seam on the lawn. s. d Machine, 16 inches wide 6 10 0 Machine, 19 inches wide 5 17 6 Machine, 22 inches wide 0 0 0 Machine, 26 in. wide, fitted to be drawn by a pony 0 0 0 Mechanical Tools of every description. Also Tool Chests fitted complete with Tools of warranted quality, and varying in price from 6s. to 121. They are well adapted for the amateur, the practical mechanic, or the emigrant. PRICES: ECONOMIC COOKING STOVES,RANGES, ho.—Drys and Co. recommend with confidence their Im• proved cooking stove. It is cheap in first cost, simple in con struction, easy of management, capable of doing a large amount of work with a comparatively small consumption of fuel, and is manufactured in sizes suitable for large or small families. In operation daily in the stove and fender department ; where may also be seen the improved Self.acting Range and the improved Cottage Range, each with oven and boiler. Prices of the Range feet wide, 131. 10s; 4 feet 3in., 151.; 4 feet din., 161. 10s. ; 4 feet 91n., 181.; 5 feet, 191. 10s.; 5 feet 3iu., 211.; 5 feet Gin., 221. 10s. ; 5 feet 91n., 941. ; 6 feet, 251. THE PRESS, DECEMBER 4, 1858. Messrs. Portelli, Schembri, and Co., merchants in the Mediterranean trade, have been adjudicated bankrupts. The proposals for the constitution of a new National Bank of Turkey, by the Ottoman Bank, have been approved by the Turkish Government, the parties who were stated to have obtained a Orman for a " Bank of Turkey " having altogether abandoned their claims. The African Steam Company have declared a divi• dend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. The Wool Sales, after occupying nearly a month, were brought to a close on Wednesday. They com prised 53,794 bales, and the whole were sold at an advance of from 2d. to 3d. per pound upon the rates obtained in July and August. A first dividend of 3s. Od. in the pound has been declared this week upon the estate of Messrs. Fox, Henderson, and Co. The Provincial Trade Reports of the week are gene rally satisfactory, though as the end of the year approaches there is in some departments rather less activity. But the aggregate trade of the country is enlarging, and from present appearances the spring will be more than usually brisk. Everything indi cates this. Money is cheap, new markets are open ing, and stocks of manufactured goods throughout the world are low. The manufactories of Lancashire and Yorkshire are well employed, though in the woollen trade doubts are entertained whether the price obtained for goods can sustain the advance in the raw material established at the London sales. Flax is still rising. There is some dissatisfaction in the linen trade at omissions in the treaty with Japan, in consequence of which our linen manufactures can only bo admitted there on payment of a tweuty-per cent. duty instead of one of five per cent., which applied to all others. Friday, December 3. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—WILLiAm R. URwtN Newcastle-upon• Tyne, chain and Iron merchant. BANKRUPTS.—EDWARD BuTTott, Gravesend, butcher — JOHN UpTow, Brighton, plumber—JOHN NICKS, Exeter, dealer and Chapman—WlLLlAM TAYLOR, Newport, coal merchant— WILLIAM MARCHANT, Folkatone, Kent, corn merchant—Jomx D. RUDDOCK, Reading, Berkshire, upholsterer—WlLLlAm HUNT, Market street, Manchester, silk and cotton manufacturer —WILLum %ma, Manchester, builder—JOSEPH S. WARNER, Sheffield, merchant—WlLLlAM W. HALL, Kidderminster, currier. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.—JoHN CHALMERS, Blair. gowrie, draper—FREDERICE POPE, Edinburgh, commission agent—PETER MACDONALD, Sleat, Island of Syke, fishcurer— WILLIMI HENDERSON, Dunfermline, flesher—TmomAs WISE, Colebrae, near Falkirk, farmer- JAmEs RODGER, Barrhill, Ayrshire, farmer. DEATHS. BAILEY—On the 2Gth ult.., at Glanusk Park, Brecknock shire, Sir Joseph Bailey, Bart., M.P., aged 78. BURT—On the 18th ult., at Worthing, Commander Edward Burt., R.N., aged 78. VANSHAWE— On the 22nd ult., in Cumberland•terrace, Regent's-park, General Faushawe, CD., aged 78. HALES--On the 17th ult., at Woodhill, Danbury, Harriet, daughter of the late Sir Thomas gym Hales, Bart., aged 88. HUNT—On the 28th at Widmer, Kent, Lieut.• Colonel John --- Philip Hunt, C. 8., aged 77. . . JEBBARD—On the 23rd ult., at Norfolk, MaJor•Oeneral Joseph Jenard, aged 85. LIGHTFOOT—On the 15th ult., at Worcester, LieutAleneral Thomas Lightfoot, C. 8., aged 83. SOUTH—On the 29th ult., in Dorset-equate, Commissary. General Sir Randolph Isham Routh, K.C.8., aged 75. SISSMORE—On the 25th ult., at Notting-hill, Colonel Broad. field Sisamore, late of the Bengal Army, aged 75. meeting of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, neat Friday, is at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. FURNISRING LIST. This will absorb 21 , 0001. The profits have been LONDON CRYSTAL PALACE, Li For the convenience of persons Furnishing, DEANE and REGENT-CIRCIIS, OXFORD-STREET, and GREAT Co. have arranged a complete Priced List of Articles requiste 29,7471., b u t w i t h the b a l ance prev i ous l y i n h an d the PORTLAND-STREET. NOW OPEN. ADMISSION FREE. in fitting up a Family Residence, embracing all the various de- total available is 30,002/. ; 10,0001. are to be appro. Priated towards a reserve fund, and 8,002/. carried ~. facilitate purchasers in the selection of their goods. This List forward. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGEb DEANE and Co. will forward to any address, post free. The results of a cold. 'he original cause of three - fourths Furnishin g Warehouses, 46, Kin g William-street, London bridge: The failure of M essrs. J ames D av i es and Son, In of the diseases peculiar to the English climate, and the founds Saddlery and Harness Manufactory, 2 and 3, Arthur-street, the leather and boot trade has been announced. urns of all Pulmonary Disorders ; from a neglected cough or London-bridge. The liabilities are 200,0001. has this amount 70,0001. cold arise many he most eable and eel- Gas Fitting Establishment, No. 1, Arthu r -street E ast , London arerimed i f s at it l EWllrcoUG 11 LOZENGES re , which, bridge to unsecured creditors ; the remaining 130,0001. taken e t f e e are s t lrst symptoms, at once alleviates and soothes the Export Warehouses, Arthur-street West, London-bridge. ocured by goods consigned to Australia, stated respiratory organs without having recourse to more powerful to be worth 175,000/. at the invoiced prices. Upon antidotes ; they are adapted to the infant or most delicate d Tins, 2s. 9d OPENING TO THE MONITDIENT, lt i ll i el. ..realization . of the goods the character of the female.— Prepared and sold in boxes, Is. lid., an d Ch ' a . ' 48. 6d., and 108. 6d. each, by Thomas Keating, swat, $3., Lo , spoN inin)oE. RUaitiloll will depend. 79, St Pwars Churchyard, London. Retail by all Druggists.