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The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-04

IRELAND.

nceux, Dec. 3.
Rumours are afloat of an intention to secure a seat
on the bench for the Irish Attorney-General before
a mud. longer experiment be made of the durability
of the present government. Some coquetting for the
representation of Trinity College, in which a vacancy
would the be created, has recently been observable.
The Earl and Countess of Eglinton arrived yester-
day at the vine-regal lodge from England. Their
excellencies were conveyed by special steamer from
liolylicrul to Kingstown, where they arrived at 3
pa., and thence they came by special train to
They were sccompanicd by the Earl of
itective and Captain Cost, his excellency's private
secretary.
A, small estate in Tipperary, producing a net profit
rent of 14-1/. 151., was sold yesterday in the hewn-
reed Estates Court, for 2,7001., or 141 years' pur-
chase. Lands in the most barren parts of Connaught
now sell invariably at more than 20 years' purchase.
London, England, 1852-12-04

NAVAL

ADMIRALTY, DEC. 3. APPOINT/1E 4T0.-- Lieu-
tenants P. Johnstone and E. H. Arthur, to Sidon; J.
Honour, to Lido; S. Powell, to rodterre; and T. C. Prince,
to Maoielenne. Muter E. Williams, to Centaur. Mates
J. H. ilatehard, to London; and Y. J. Thompson, to .'•idon.
Midshipmen J. li. Spalding, to Beileropion ; and C. H.
Hatton, to Sidon.
London, England, 1852-12-04

THE WIL/TIA.

(PRAM LACT 1110111T.11 OMIZTTR.)
The following commissions have been signed :
Sid ney Leveson Lane, Esq., to be est:Rain, vice Fitsher-
, gned, in the king's Own Igegiment of Stafford-
'hire Militia.
Cecil Newton Lane, goat., to be lieutenant, in ditto.
George Grenville Glover, Esq., late ith Fusilier., to be
cassis, rice Franklin, deceased, in the Second or Eastern
liniment of Norfolk Militia.
Frederick John iterne, gent., to be lieutenant, vice
Reser, who retim, in ditto.
Edmund Lewis Clutterbuck, Esq., to be captain, in the
ito_yul Wiltshire Militia.
Frederick Breton, gent., to be lieutenant, in ditto.
Million Joseph flows, to be lieutenant, in the Warwick-
shire Militia.
.Thomas Robert Brooke Cartwright, gent., to be cornet,
lice Fitr-Itoy, promoted, in the Queen's Own Regiment of
Oeford.hire Yeomanry Cavalry.
Adolphe. Meetkerke Eq., to be lienteniutt, in the Hen-
ferdsbire Mimic
London, England, 1852-09-13

THIS DAY.

Two o'Gr.occ.
The Consot market is again a shade firmer to-day,
although the transactions have been very few. The
price is now quoted 100 to 1 for money, and 1001 to
for the 13th of October, or 1 better than on Satur-
day. No other stock in this departm. nt Ass been
touched. The June Exchequer Rills mark 675. to
70s. prem.; India Bonds, 84s. to 87s. prem.
The foreign stock market is firm, but in this de-
partment also the business has been small, with the
single exception of Turkish scrip. This loan, upon
the strength of foreign purchases, has reached
11 premium, and is now quoted tin to premium.
Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds mark
83 to 841; Mexican, 2.51 to I; Granada Deferred,
121; Peruvian Active., 104) to 1031; ditto Deferred,
88; Spanish New Deferred Threes, 231 to

MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY.
The public sales declared for to-morrow consist of Sugar:
330 hhds. Barbadoes, 8,000 bogs Mauritius, 3,400 begs Ben-
gal, and 600 bags Madras. Coffee : 600 casks plantation
Ceylon. Saltpetre: 2,600 bags. Rice: 2,800 bap.
There hu not been any business of importance reported
in the private contract market, but must articles have a
steady appearance, particularly Sugar and Coffee.
141LTA1.1.-Scotch pig Iron has declined is.; mixed num-
bees, 465. to 465. 6d.; No. 1, 445. 6d. cash, *trip, 445. 6d.;
bar Iron steady. Speller has shown a slight decline,
161. 16s. for arrival, 171. stock. British Tin has been ad-
vanced 35., and the holders of East India ask rather higher
prices. Banta, 88s. to 89..; Straits, 86s. Quicksilver quoted
Id. lower.
Oths.-Seal, pale, 341. to 311.; straw, 321. 10s. to 33/. ;
brown, 311. 10a. to 321. ; sperm, 5.11. 10s. to 871. 10s. ; head-
Matter, 904 ; cod, 331. 10s. to 341. ; South Sea, 321. 105.
to 341.105.; olive Gallipoli, 521. to 631.; Spanish and Sicily,
491. to 511.; palm, 281. to 291. ; cocoa nut, 321. to W.;
seed, rape, pale, 321. 10s. to 33/. 105. ; linseed, 301. to
301. as.

SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY.
We have a considerable increase in the supply of Beasts,
which causes a Ought depression in the trade ; however, the
quotations (Ilea Mondayare generally real iaed, sad very few
remained unsold. The number of Sheep and Umbels the same
u on Monday last ; the prices of that day are fully
maintained, indeed a few of the choicest kinds ha,. made
more money. Calf trade remains unaltered. From Ger-
many and Holland there are 1,811 Beasts, 5,810 Sheep, 260
Calves, and 106 Piga ; Spain, 160 Sheep; France, 60 Sheep;
Scotland, 80 Beasts ; and 2,600 from the Northern and Mid-
land Counties.

Fez 01,14110 of Sibs. a 0... 4. 1 Par 'tom of Oita a. 4. a 4.
OM treetrt Iterefordm.. 3 8 3 1 Bat Dna & Hf..6oa. 08 0 8 0 0
Bout Shor6baraa —. 3 4 3 IWA Lon -wool.
&Gaud dually lispat... 1 10 3 Do. 40. 41sorn-- U 0 . 0
Osiree ..... .. ..... .... 3 0 4 lttria sad recuad ivaltty 3 4 3 8
Plea —. . . -- 3 4 4 Po. do. traroma 0 0 0 0
But Das llstBbrada 44 4 lambs .. ,411 6 2
, liras. at maraca. kW ; damp sod Labe: - .
26.210; ...... 350;
P 10.320.
London, England, 1852-09-13

WEST INDIBB.

We have later news from Banandaand St. Thomas,
by the arrival of the ateam-eldp Petrel, which brings
data from Bermuda to the 25th inst. and from bt.
Thome. to the 20th inst.

His Excellency Governor Elliot, accompanied by
hie lady and family, took pander in the Petrel for
New York.

The administration of the government will devolve
on Col. Eden, of the 66th Regiment, the senior mili-
tary officer in command, who was to be sworn in u
acting governor.
The corner-stone of a, new hotel, to be built at
Hamilton, at the expends of the corporation of the
town, was laid on the 19th inst., by Governor Elliot.
with grand masonic ceremonies.
London, England, 1852-09-13

NAPLES.

NAPLES, Serf. 4.
The hone govemesat have taken up Mr. Hamil-
ton's case, and Mr. Ail Wen, the permanent Under-
Secretary of the Foreigsallos, has addressed Mr.
Hamilton, informing him that Sir W. Temple had
received instructions to protect the international
treaty. Under such circumstances the injured Briton
has sent in a statement to her Majesty's mission at
Naples of losses occasioned by the sudden closing of
his school. Another English school, directed by
Mrs. Bennett, has been threatesed with a visit from
the police, who say that a new concordat between
Naples and Rome has placed all educational esta-
blishments in the bands of the church ; and they
think proper to interpret the concordat as applying
to British subjects.
The French fleet has returned from Palermo to
Naples. His Majesty's remains at Gaeta.
Neapolitan Fives, 107;. Exchange on London, 675.
London, England, 1852-09-13

SPAIN.

Tho Madrid journals of the 6th contain an an-
nouncement that a prosecution has been commenced
against the Herald°, at the demand of the Minister
of Finance, for an article in that journal, containing
false representations respecting the finances.
The Spanish government continues to act with
great severity against the Madrid journals.
The rumour is again current that the ministry
have decided to disuolve the Chamber. At what pre-
cise period is not stated.
London, England, 1852-09-13

SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have The Polynesian to June 20. The news
le not important.
The United States frigate St. Lawrence, Bladen
Delany, Esq., commander, arrived at Honolulu
on Sunday evening, Juno 20, in thirty days from
Callao.

The St. Lawrence was to remain some time at
Honolulu, and until relieved by some other ship of
the American squadron in tho Pacific. She saluted
the Hawaiian flag on Monday, which was returned
by the battery on Punch Bowl.

TIRE ARSENAL VOLUNTEERS.—It is pretty strongy
runioured that the men employ:eel ia the Royal Amen ,
Woolwich, minewhere about 1,600. will be esselhol fate a
corps, to be culled the Royal Arsenal Vellealues" Reim and
the drill to be similar to the Doak-yard DEWAR —as hour
of an evening after the working hours andl the eame rate of
Ihrewy.
London, England, 1852-09-13

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER

ipludes• at Neale Ilismin end In Ps: will join biker ERUPTION OF MOUNT ETNA.
aboard as ewe se he nide it. A large number
or booms plow has up at hag mace, to We maim boa our own correspondent the M-
od he meshy ha, the hawing forces. lowing foam details of the ire on which com-
TIN San Mle eruld et the MA says : mewed on the Usk elt. :
We kelp that Major Heinteeellyeeommeadlas CATANIA, Aug. 30.
same m this amain dismiss, i om ao mowitioo "On the 20th and Me 4 this month Etna
far the pumps of sassaling the Dam sad attacking this began to give signs of unusual nativity, which was
ham soeseneded by Osesaime, who bas Mu sUiag sad followed So, the opening of two ow oiomeo, below
t the sersmes. On has re• the original
ems"hil•gthe
moths TwlrehhilhasitereLy the Isom viesaties, cup and towards the cant. sew a spot
gime seeps see_noMilataliag. known by the name of Pietra Mumma. She user
A mail/ jama,„, tha „away at.the cua muter twin commenced its labours on this occasion by throw-
.. a bisims., reports that laiL" sera sad convened mg up clouds of small stones and ashes, which curled
1 with a number of Yuma is the mountains about to tho air and assumed a variety of forms,
between sate Naabot and V-'Msitssiwho told him owing to eccentric currents of wind, which appeared
that their people had bees aempetied to abandon the to proceed from the chums of the mountain. Molten
Cille River aunty, in consequence of the movements lava followed this eruption dashes and stones, and
of Major Heintselman—that they had crossed the from the newly opened fiery months of the mountain
Desert for the purpose of attacking Major WiCinstry's a burning stream of liquid stone lit up the masses of
train of waggons, and inducing the Cahuillas and smoke, which now extend more than a thousand feet
I)igucnoe Indians to join them us the war against the upwards, while the country around is frequently
Americans. These report, are confirmed by the veiled.
Indian Alcaldo of San Jose, who mays," the mountains " The lava flows in two distinct streams: one he
are full of Tunas, who want us to join them in at- the direction of Milo, and the other towards Zan:n.l
tacking the whites." rang, burning up eve' tree and shrub within sink"
yards on either side. The few dwellings scattered
...
deserted,

sear either of the streams are -a, and the
direction of the destructive element is anxiously
watched, as one stream threatens a valley rich with
vegetation and tho vine.
" As I now write, a sort of booming thunder
rumbles in the ' bowels of tho earth' —a fiery va-
pour quivers about the clouds of smoke, from which
a mower of tubes falls like rain, and is carried as far
as theses. The effect at night is very grand. The
sky is illuminated by a red glare, and the immediate
vicinity of the mountain gives one an idea of the in-
fernal regions."
London, England, 1852-09-13

NAVAL

ADMINALTT, SEPT. IL—APPOINTMETS.— U.
ter's Ass,Out W. Wooldridge, to Messere.—Master L. C.
to Magicanarse.—Clerk F. V. Mellor, to Holur.
Chief itogiuters Just Steil, to Wanda...Casa. ; Jae
\N.M.:. to Yip v.—Astl.l Aniottat Serves John St ..t.
to Urn-tam

PORTSMOUTH, Sort. 12.—The Trident, 0, steam
amsei, Lisat..com. Harm, arrived at Spithoad to-day
bon tireenhithe. She will Itopsid advance been, and then
the Brasil station. Tbs. Tyne, store-ship, Muter
MeeTal to
ider P. Wellington, sailed yesterday foe Ascossion,
to which piste oho takes eaters, !Creases stoma, Ike., fur
the African squadron. From Anemias ;he will praised
t) South America with stains, Re., for the eviadros
under the command of Rear•Admairal Hilliklloll4
to be landed at Rio Jaollifo. The Deny steam
frigates Dinette. sad Highilyer are having &kegs
made good, and papering fee foreign service. It
is reported that the Highilyer goes to Rangoon. Tle
Arrogant and ktoroontor, steam-frigates, ere to be
of and immediately nemessaiselesed ; the first-aimed, it
is said, by Captain S. G. Frentastle, and the latter by
Captain 4. I). O'Callaghan. The Simons, sew-tnum.
port, and Inflexible, steamodeop, have both pee round to
Pembroke, with jury marts and span, to rig the Pembroke
Castle, 110, after she le launched, on Tuesday, and bring
Ler round to this port. Orders have been received at this
port from the Admiralty to report whether the Leopard,
12. itsam.frigate, and Stromboli sad Medea, Cyan steam-
sloop-, are ready for sea; sad how many seamas gunners
there are for disposal. Roar-Admiral Faustian*, C. 8.,wi1l sue,
coed Rear-Admiral Prescott, C. 8., me superintiradent of this
dockyard on the Ist of next math. W. L. Inch, Esq.,
paymaster R.N., will be hie secretary. The frigate-built
screw steamer Indiana passed through Spithead this morn-
ing to the westward. The contract for the supply of 1,500
quarters of wheat, to weigh 60 lbs. per bushel, for the use
of her Majesty's navy, was taken at the Royal Clarence
Vistualling Yard, Portsmouth, on Thursda by the super.
intendant, Captain W. Hope Johastono. Messrs. Snook*,
of Beelhampton ; Borne, of Forties ; and Kidd, of fiteyning,
were the successful competitors, at 455. per quarter fur 600
quatten, and 4_7a. fur the remaining 1,000 quarters. Capt.
Shopheard. w e= have reseady Gem;
pied so much of the atten
has arrived at Hasler Naval limgßai. Peehmewh.
London, England, 1852-09-13

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market is quiet to-day. The train to be un-
willing to submit to the advances der holders, and
the deliveries from the warehouses an masequently sack
week less than in previous years. Span latively there •
little doing. Town Tallow is quoted 88s. &l. nett cash;
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, ns. id. to 6d.: October to
December, 38s. 9d. sellers ; human to March (1833), 395. 3d.
PARTICULARS OP TALLOW.
I 1830. I 1151.
London, England, 1852-10-09

BELGIUM.

The Isdepersdanee Beige of yesterday, after ob-
serving that various rumours are afloat as to the
elements comprising the new cabinet, and stating
that matters are far advanced towards a settlement,
announces, as an arrangement "almost definitively"
come to, the list of ministers already given in our
columns from those of the Emancipation of Brussels.
The Emancipation of Bruseels of yesterday says:
The ministerial list which we published yesternay is
partly correct as a serious project. W. have, however, to
rectify one point. M. Lids will only enter the cabinet as
• minister without portfolio, but with a vote. We do not
know whether the negotiations with M. Piero* will pro.
duce a satisfactory result, but they are much &demand. M.
Planet is now at Brussels. The prevailing idea in the
upper circles is the formation of an extra-parliamentary
cabinet. llse ministry, we repeat, will have for mission to
reconcile Frame and Belgisni, and M. Drouya de hays
will without doubt costribute all his efforts.
London, England, 1852-10-09

Total .. 61,660 0,800 478
As respects yearlings, ealves, and bones, the returns ap.
pier imperfect, aad therefore I forbear to mention therm.
The amber of oath entered last year wee greater, but a
of thealead were driven out unsold. This year it
mil Meess hat theme 'indisposed of were extremely few,
ewe I bases trealdl NM bare remised as bands if they bad
ass bra of very Wader quality. I. fact, so great vet the
ilessed everyedme at all 111.41111111, ine:reasing ia peeper-
ties ea he supply a/Sabed. that the testis unally
ategiard la seteresee torah mehee dleleigele aet Seek es.
&sap sere easersteny W eisetieee eseedatert
bees ohs ash is Se easslai i• rearm
sake teems ehertreele sit a teeybi beet is
ee 111. bed. The edemas led la seas bre'
oeseoroi kw by the helesd At es beet he sairatiea
rmlees sat tresibie loewibi se err r
s. es
Ispeeteasalveateee seedier that for a period
of
1111 yore le geed a hair, in every respect, has not bees
sees bees The biA press ob tel here are attributable
prodoeir we the imitheme of supply, which has set been
peeperleore le the inquirrement of the tithes, and the
=lrsame of polar enterprise and eosilitenee. Os the
e t lee gives the utmost satisfaction to all parties, for
while the ass et Orsearrit seer well contented with their
pre% the Libra borne were, I ea steered, prepared to
yield • *elm adhaases sad elates eons endit fir their
eheltme ia mosestai neaps at INS.

THE ACCIDENT ON THE GLUT NOUMEA/1 AND
MIDLAXD RAILWAT.—We kayo received fattier partial.
tare this amides', 'Audi amen to have been of
• mere b asiesiat tars was bean Mated. On
fileadrN Ha ammo lonia WNW haw Dasastisr, ca the
Oust Nero N. preweding at the mob of forty mike
to boar. Tbe night was gloomy sled dark. The driver,
I We ewebiog the Newark &nation, saw tbe data lights at
the enering, half a mile distaat, whit& abowed the boa was
char. The train kept ea at its Masi pees, when, within
• hw yards of the erwates. the Mow yeretived a train
cooly frai Lintels in the appwite dloostion. He attempted
to reverse his ameba but too hle► two trains having
dashed into the Midland Wog the grapnel
chaise ef the two Let trait and Ma heat via which
"ataimed lb• fwd, sod bop of nob. Th• three
troths were presipholed dews the miliakatent late a
pad of water. Two of the gnat Ilesthera *mimes were
dr
throwa of the Moe, iajwriag the pannagen severely.
The Itaint beta brought tea deal etYl, the
flarAlidy extricated from the Mien orris'«
=mad to the di rent hotels of ltewrits. where they
had Nosy media and eureka! woodman Bo we wet
to add Hot the gas* who w head Imeallib awl sadly
watYald miler the eapieed host ia a peel of water, ad
solionm la a vary demprons awl indeed baptism state.
systee= losonedat be by the injury of ~ro, and the
th met made to the vrtre paseengas,
• ottlwellea at useL We regret to add SW one of th•
imam% awned Chowye Can. whii eloadag the line, had
bk eiwabai by as azle of ewe ft/ the makes Wine
use Wm 1611, ht rt as et nimbi N.
London, England, 1852-10-09

The sow project of the day was the " Chartered
Bank of India, Australia, and China". The capital of
this compcny is fixed at 1,000,0001., in 201. shares, but
power is reserved to increase it to 3,000,0001. should
mreamstances warrant. The company propose to
embrace in their operations every branch of legiti-
mate banking business. Their prospectus refers at
great length to the statistics of oar vast eastern
trade, which for many years has been extending with
reisarklble rapidity, and there can be no doubt that
die gold discoveries in Australia will give an immense
Amiss to the commercial exchanges between those
seised" India, and China, this being the field to
wild& the operations of the company will in a great
amour° be directed. Simultaneously with this
lowease of commercial movement, it is well
observed that banking accommodation in that
quarter has in reality undergone a diminution,
Yd reference is made to the well-known fact, that
sines the failure in the panic of 1847 of many of the
East India houses,—which included banking business,
in their ordinary. mercantile transactions,—no other
firms or fresh institutions have offered to provide
for the requirements of banking. In no class of
business is it so necessary to have practical, cautious
men of standing at the helm, and thus it is satisfac-
tory to see that the list of promoters includes parties
of high respectability, long identified with our colonial
and Indian commerce.
The market for foreign exchanges ;cemented no
material change to-day, and the badmen transacted
woe on a limited scale, owing to a mall supply of
M. Short Paris remained at 26.271 to 30, end 3
toeuths' paper at 25.471 to 60. Amsterdam was in
great demand, but only a small quantity of paper
was offered at 12 to 12.01. The Dutch coupons,
which are just due, are eagerly purchased for remit-
lances to to Holland. Frankfort was in request at 1201
Ito and Hamburg at 13.8 to 1. The Italian, Spanish,
and Portuguese market presented no new feature.
On St. Petersburg some large amounts were done at
371, to t. Vienna and 'Neste closed extremely dull
at 12.46 to 52, with very little doing. Annexed is
our usual list of the prices negotiated :
rr.• erseusese.
Pram Is
Amster:lm port Short lit IS etc. ... lit I9Jety.
131130

1311. 3 ay. 13L
13mca. !I Mal. I!incf. blow&
01a
London, England, 1852-10-09

TURKEY.

We read in the Arai de to Religion :
We shall coon know whether the intervention of France
has triumphed over the obstacles raised by rival pinions to
the recognition of our rights is the affair of the holy places.
Alit Boy, the commissiouer of the Porte, has arrived at Jeru-
seism. The Greek schismatic patriarch has also arrived
there from Constantinople, and it is said that he
.is dia-
-1 posed to spread money in all directions, and the Consul-
General of Russia at Beyrout has received orders from his
government to leave immediately for the Holy City. Oar
adversaries are therefore prepared to support their usurping
pretensions. They will not, however, tied the field open
to them. M. Botta embarked at Beyrout on the
19th in company with the Abbe' Deguewnviller, chancel-
lor of the Patriarch of Jerusalem. He is the bearer of in-
structions from the French ambassador, and it is said,
charged to act as the honour and Interest of the Latins may
require. We have no doubt that his presence and his firm
language will suffice to defeat all intrigues.
London, England, 1852-12-03

CORK AND PANSAUR RAILWAY.

The usual half-yearly meeting of the directors and
shareholders of this line was held at Curk on Tuesday, Dr.
LYONS in the chair. The thirteenth half-yearly balance-
sheet presented on the occasion, shows an increase ia
the capital account during the last six months of 10,534/.,
making the total amount expended on the line from its
commencement 150,1481 17.. 7d. The receipts on account
of capital during the last half-year, including 11,6091.
mortgage debentures, were 11,1691. 9s. 9d.; making the
total receipts on account of capital since the commencement
of the undertaking 151,138/. 7s. 61.; from which, sub-
tracting the expenditure of 150,1484. 17a. 7d., shows a
balance in bank of 9891. 9s. lid. Of the expenditure
during the last six months, un account of capital.
5,0961. 13s. 9d. was lent to proprietors of the Victoria
steamer, and 2,7051. 10s. 6d. went for the purposes of
carrying stock. The abstract of the revenue account
shows the traffic receipts during thin, the most favourable
half of the year, at 4,6871. 6s. 2d., of which 361. 41.
was for parcels and 1191. 17s. 6d. season tickets.
The member of first-chess passengers was 141,5-57 ;
second class 134,1781; third, 71,454, making the total
number for the half year, 347,1891. receipts 5,5311. 4s. 2d.
The other receipts were interest from the National Bank,
steam boat proprietors, and rents, besides 3511. unpaid di-
vidends, making the total at the credit of revenue account,
6,2081. 14s. ld. The expenses were, maintenance of way,
2031. Os. 92. ; locomotive, 9361. 131. ; traffic charges, 3961.
7,. 2d. ; eeetery and book keeper, 17j1. ; gener.d charges,
3941. 14s. 8.1. •' omnibuses, 1051. 111. ; interest en loans,
7881 18.. 1011. ; stamps and insurance, 321. 11s. ; total,
3,0321. 17s. 2d. ; which subtracted from the receipts,
6,24)6/. Its. Id., leaves a surplus of 3,1731. 16s. Ild., out of
which, however, 5311. is due 'or unpaid dividends, Laving
the available surplus only 2,8221. 16s. 11d. To this sum
the outstanding loan of 2,000/. to the capital account must
be added, making the balance in favour of revenue, 4,8221.
16.. lld . _

A dividend of 4 per cent., or Gt. per share, was declared ;
a sum of 2001. was voted to the directors, and all the out-
going directors were unanimously re-elected.
The Cit•IRMAN addressed the meeting at some length,
and commented on the present satisfactory state of the line,
the traffic having increased very much, and there being a
good prospect of its increasing still more. He concluded by
ads ising the shareholders very strongly, not to sell their
shares, for if he was not greatly mistaken, they would be at
par by this time twelvemonths.
London, England, 1852-12-03

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoce.

The gold mining shares were rather dull to-day at
the opening, but buyers have since como forward,
and prices are now better, especially for Colonial
Gold, Mariquita, and Nouveau Monde shares. The
transactions continue numerous.

The shares of the Australian Copper Company
have been done at 31 to 41. Tin Crofts mark 11.
London, England, 1852-12-03

EXTENSION OF THE BANDON RAILIVAY.

A meeting was held in the Court-house of bkib-
bereen on Monday, to consider the propriety of having
railway communication extended to the western districts of
the county of Cork. A great number of the local landed
proprietors and others attended ; and the chair was taken
by Mr. SAtWEL TOWNSIIND. A good deal of discussion
took plate, but the following letter from the firm of Sir
Mathew Barrington decided the meeting on adjournidg to
the let of February next:—
"Dublin, 10, Ely-place, Nov. 26, 1852.
't Dear Sir,—ln reply to your favour of the 23rd instant
we beg to inform you that, notwithstanding every exertion,
it was found impossible to have the plans, &c., prepared for
the branch to Skibberveu in time for lodgment by the 30th
inst. (the last day). We are at present engaged for parlia-
ment, and every moment is occupied, as we have much to
do before the 30th, and a succession of duties which must
be done before the 15th December. These must be gone
through to insure a bill, and when once over there will be
ample time to consider the details, as no Irish bill can be in
committee until after Easter next. We have not any com-
munication to make beyond the general proposition Bub-
=Bled to the meeting at Bandon. It is confidently stated
that some remission of the taxes on land in Ireland will be
granted this session, and some grants made for the promo-
tion of railways. It will be wise, therefore, for the land-
owners to come to no decision Represent, but wait the course
of events. They have ample time to consider what should
be done before parliament meets in February, and the
longer they defer • final resolution the better for them-
selves. The nations of Europe are raising capital for rail-
ways by guaranteeing 4 per cent., ann the extent to which
those guarantees are taken in London by the great con-
tractors is enormous. We trust the landowners will agree
to an extension to the South West, and that the present
favourable state of the money market will be taken ad-
vantage Af. We shall be happy to give you any informa-
tion you require, and are, very truly yours,
BARDINOTON, SUN AND JAFFNA&
" J. W. Clerks, Esq."
London, England, 1852-12-03

PRIZE MONEY.

(Yri.m the Gazette.)
Tne CYCLOPS.—Notice is hereby given to the late
officers and crew of her Majesty's steam-ship Cyclops, the
Mo. George:Fowler Hastings, captain, that an account of
bounties, &c., received fur the capture of the slave brigan-
tine (name unknown), on the 20th day of November, 1650,
will be forthwith deposited in the Registry of the High
Court of Admiralty.—BCHNETT and CO., Agents.
Tut FIREVLT.—Notice is given to the officers and
ship's company of her Majesty's steam-sloop Firefly, John
Tudor, 11-q., Commander, thut an account of money re-
ceived teethe capture of the brigantine Itelan,pnro on the
13th February, WO, will be deposited in the 11, glary of
the Iligb Court of Admirdty, pursuant to *et of parlia-
ment.—Jonst CHIPPENDALR.

Tare WOLVERINK.—Nuttee fiven to the officers
and crew of her Majesty's sloop elireeine, entitled to
share for a brig, name and nation unknown, century' on
the 16th February, 1861, 014 distribution of the bounty
moneys granted for the said captors will be made at No.
40, Charing-cross, on the 20th December, 1842, and
that the ahem not then paid will be re-called, at the
same place, according to act of parliament. Amount
of an individual share—gig, 4,1. 9s. 9d. ; commander,
8-51. tn. 91d; third clean, 211. 10s. 11d.; fourth class,
111. 14s. 01d.; fifth elan, hi. lls. 6 E sixth cle,s,
71. 7s. Old.; seventh elms, 41 18e. 0 .; eighth class,
21.95.; ninth elan, U. 10s. 71d.; tenth , Its. 41d.-
011131/114NEY, BON, and CO., spate.
London, England, 1852-12-03

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Liviarout., Bac. 2.—Tho se. of cotton
to.day we estimated at 6.000 hales. 1,000 taken by spocula-
tore. The sales comprise 130 Pernam. and Maranhao,
at 6fd. to 7d.; 60 Bahia, 61d. ; 300 Egyptian, GO. to
Old. • 100 Surat, 4d to 4111. Imports since TillarmiaYr
24.0&. The market closes tamely, but with firmness.
Compared with Friday's rates, price. of American and
Surat are id. to Id. deartr ; all other sorts uneltangtd,
except Sea Islands, which continue to keep from Id. to Id.
lower.

MANCIKEBTIR, Dec. 2.—The caution manifested by
buyers in this market, after the arrival of the advicea from
the United States, ou Tuesday, still it.fluences their opera-
tions. The market tn•day has consequently been quiet,
but prices remain tolerably steady. Yesterday and to-day,
spinners butte been el. minding somewhat higher rates for
berns, but the smaller business in Liverpool has caused
uyers to hold aloof fur the present, in the expectation that
prices may yet be reduced. At large orders are known to
be held in abeyance until prices shall have sunk to their
lowsst 'eve., manufacturers are ivit at all ikspoi.dent, but
look forward with consider.thle cheerfulness to the probable
resumption of an active business after the tutu of the
year, at a slightly lower range of prices, which the altered
rates of cotton will, it is thought, full allow. " The
settlement of the cotton market," says a trade circular just
issued by one of our mercantile houses " is alone wanted
fora revival of business."

WOOL—DKADFuItIi, Dee. 2.—There is a good supply
at present in the market, but staplers bold fur higher ;abets
than the spinners are prepared or willing to gist,— Brod.
ford 06aerrer.

MANUFACTURES.— littaltroun, Dec. 2.—Yarns:
The turn of the market is road( ntly in favour of the wpin-
ners, who are dcosandirg higher prices, and contracts for
quantity are not favouvably received. Pieces: The manta-
farturers complain loudly of the continued advance in the
rice of Yarn., both worsted and cotton, and declare that it
impossible to make goods to a profit. No doubt their
position is a perplexing one; but they are not without hope
of realising an advance on their productions ere the month
closes.—Bradford Observer.

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES. NOTTINUIIAM,
Dee. 2.—Most branches of the Lice trade ere dull, u is
usually the case at this period of the year, and with few
exceptions little inquiry is MA., for our goods. Americans
still continue to purchase a few things, and silk laces ennct
• fair deman,l in the home trade. For hosiery goods there
is a brisk trade in nearly every department, e ,nsequeniiy
full employment for all hands. The price of yarn remaila
unaltered.—Volta Journal.
London, England, 1852-12-03

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Holywell, 18s. 6d.; Eden Main, lAs.; Walls End Rt.l.
dell, 165.; Walls End Haswell, 175.; Walls End lletton,
16s. 91. ; Walls End Lambtoo, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Tees,
6d.—Ships at market, 176.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 110SPITAL.—The COnlmiLteo
have received notice of a legacy of 501. Three per Cent.
Consols, bequeathed to this charity by the late Mu. Alice
Walls, of Paradise-row, Ilaminenntith.
THE 19ER1tY ELECTION COMMlTTLE.—Yesterday
this committee, ronsistiog of Mr. (JouPinto, Sir W. Moles
worth, Lord Barrington, Lord H. Vane, sail Mr. I)eedes
met at 3 o'clock for the first time in committee-room No
12 of the House of Commons, to try the merits of this
petition. Mr. Goulhurn having been eho.on chairman, Mr.
Creed, the committee clerk. called by the attendance of the
"parties." Mr. Serjeant Kinglake, Q.C., and Mr. Edwin
James, Q.C., with Mr. Coppock, the parliamentary agent,
appeared for the liberal party, but neither counsel nor
agent appeared for the parties petitioned against. The
Chairman (turning to the reporters' table) inquired whom
they represented?—Mr. E. James: They represent the
public press.—The Committee: Oh, we don't —. And
inferring from this, in one sense, significant, but in an-
other, insignificant, notification that the representatives of
the press were not wanted, they withdrew, but were po-
litely informed in about a minute afterwards by the learned
counsel, that the committee would meet again on Monday at
12, and every subsequent day at 11, by which time they
will have had an opportunity of thinking over the
matter of the admission of the public press.
(Advertisement.] FIFTY THOUSAND CURER
wIIII,,UT WILLOCINY. by De RAZIT'S RINAI.INIA AIIABICA Form.—
Care 45,5.12 Fifty years' indemelhable agony from dmpepos,
nPritll.ll‘llM, VOW*, cough, amodipation, Batulenes, Pr 414011,
nese at the stomach, amt vomiting*, have been removed by Du tin ry's
excellent food."—Marro Jolly, Worthani, Liog, Bear Dim, Norfolk.
Cure No. 71 of dye; : Dorn the Right lion. the Lord Stuart de
Dent I have dented osuiklerable heoeflt trora tour Food, and
Authorise the publication of these Ilarn."—Stinitt de heels.. Sold in
canning, 5 lb., at I Is. ; 12 lb., at 22n. Super-relined quality, to 14,
at ; $ 14, at 92n.; the 10 lb. and 12 .1, tof CUTAge.
by Banat Do MAUI% 1114 77, tlegent.street, Lender.
London, England, 1852-12-03

to 42i. Peas, 34k. to 40‘. • Flour, tine,To . per sack;
stcond.. 30s. to 314.

NEwouity, I) 'o. 2.—Wo had this day only a moderato
supply of Wh, at, for which there was a steady demand at
an advance of horn Is. to 2a. per qr. The supply of barley
was considerable, but not large for this period ; the prima
of lust week generally sup;lorted. Oats, Beans, and Peas
continue dull.

UXBUIDOR, Dec. 2.—We do not remark any improve-
ment at present iu the condition of Wheat, but prices are
Is. per or better. In spring corn but Mil', doing. WI( at,
38a. to 66r. per qr. Barley, 26.. to 345. Oats,is. to 248.
Beans, 365. to 42.. Peas, 32.. to 425.

WATILILFUHD, Dec. I.—Theru i, not any chaiore to note
in prices since Saturday, but, as supplies of Wt, at and
Maim fall off, holders of these articles exhibit inereabing
confident*, and demand higher rates.

EDINDUROII, Dec. I—'There was a large supply of grain
in the market to-day. Fur Wheat we had one of the
quickest sales that has been far a long time back, sod prices
went up, notwithidancling a great proportion was raw. ilsrs
ley sold readily, but declined in prim. Oats and Beans went
Mt steadily, at an advance on last week's quotations. W 'seat,
40,. Cal to 325. Bailey, 21s. to 321. Oat,, 16.. to 225. td.
Beam, 325. Gil. to 38e.

CA'fTl.E.—SAeeuuu, l)cc. I.—We have ably a mull
show of stock u.-dap, and of very middlin4 quality. Anj.
thing in !kelp,. Mutton, of really line quality, ready, 6.4,
on fully u good terms as on this day sennight ; interior,
however, dull sale, and the tura in favour of buyen. A
fair clearance wu eventually mode.

Enmiuttri it, Dec. 1.--The number of cattle in the mar-
ket this mu 11111 l g was 430, or HS more than on this day week.
also good, and last wek I.'s pricks fully supported.
Too price of thu best Wel, 7.. fi 1. ; current top, 7,, ;id.;
current price, 75.; middling and inferi.a sorts, from Os. to
Gd. per Dutch stone. At tile chse of the market a
clearance was effected. The number of Slitep WOO 2,224,
1,0,J6 more than last wrek. On account of the large
supply, sales were dull, awl prices, as compared aitit those
uhtinned last week, from Is. to 2.. a head down. Top price
of the last Mutton, 641.; current top price, 6td ; current
price, sd. ; middling and inferior sorts from 41d. to 4;41. ice
lb. At thu close of the market a good clearAuce was
added.
London, England, 1852-12-03

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1852.

GERMANY.

BERLIN.

The First Chamber held a sitting on the2i.Whuit.,
under the presidency of the senior member. Only
SO members were present, and after fixing the elec-
tion of president for the next day the house
adjourned.
The Second Chamber also held a brief sitting, to
settle its standing orders and transact other prelimi-
nary business. It was observed thut the "factions"
of the chamber took up their old places, as if resolved
to renew the party divisions of the last session. M.
Lensing voted himself into the chair, no other mem-
ber being willing to confess to •Pl winters; and
having done so, delivered a brief congratulatory ad-
dress, a eassage of which, in favour of upholding the
constitution, was loudly cheered. The chamber re-
solved to hold its next sitting on the Ist inst. The
election of a president will not take place for a few
days, on account of the time required for verifying
the elections.

At Minden, on the 2Gth alt., Dr. Abraham Jacobi,
of Barium, was sentenced to six months' imprison-I
meat, with loss of the national cockade, for disre-
spectful expressions applied to the King in a private
letter written by him addressed to Frederick Wil-
liam IV. in April, 1848.
A convention has been concluded between Austria
and Bavaria, in virtue of which every marriage con-
cludtd by an Austrian in Bavaria, or by a Bavarian
in Austria, shall be regarded as invalid by the autho-
rities of the country in which the parties reside,
unless the union shall have been sanctioned by the
authorities in the other state.

The Anobary Gonelle states from Vienna, 25th
alt.:—" Baron de Bruck will shortly go to Berlin on
an extraordinary omission. It is probable that the
journey of the Emperor to Warsaw will be postponed
until after the proclamation of the empire in France.
It is thought that the Emperor will visit Berlin be-1
fore returning to Vienna, in order to give foreigners
a proof that the good understanding of the Germanic
Confederation has not been at all weakened in con-
sequence of the differencesof opinion which may exist
between some of its members."

The municipal council of Hamm has been sum-
moned to aFir before the Criminal Tribunal of that
town, on a . of having, in an address presented
to the Elector the 21st September, 1850, spoken in
contemptuous terms of the minister of that prince,
and repeated them in the journals.
London, England, 1852-12-03

BELGIUM.

In the Beasts, on the 30th alt., M. H.deßrouckere,
tltespettotraier gave his pranteadsed=olanations
mien, views, sod of the
new cabinet. These sipisoadeos Wit* nessmarily a
repetkiso of those whisk the weaker hod previously
made in the Lower Chamber. The minktry, be said, I
was decidedly liberal, but it would take recount of
the difficulties of the itardos, and, without abandon-
ing its principles, would show itself 'moderate and
conciliatory in all its acts, adjourning all irritating
discossicas, and softening those which it might not
be able to avoid.
London, England, 1852-12-03

DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON

AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.

Last evening, as the up express train, which
leaves Liverpool at 6.16 p.m., was passing lisyton, the
engine and tender, ran off the embankment, when,
we regret to state, the engino.driver and stoker were
killed on the spot, although :the pawners as if by a
special interposition of rrovidence, escaped with slight
bruises and comparatively uninjured. The carriages were
thrown ..ff in the opposite direction of the embankment to
that which the engine and tender fell over, and no doubt to
this cause, whereby the momentum was to a lusts extent
neutralised, the prevention of the further loos of life
may safely, be ascribed. Immediate assistance was sent
on by the superintendent of the Liverpool station,
and the line was speedily cleared of the wreck of the
broken train of engine and carriages; meanwhile several
trains to and from Liverpool had arrived at Ilayton, and
could proceed no farther, the line was thus blocked up both
on the Liverpool and Manchester side. Tho first object was
to despatch the express train to London. It was not deemed
safe to send on any of the carristrs which had been detached
from the ill-fated engine, and therefore, on the arrival near
Ifayton, of the half-past live o'clock first clue train from
Manchester, the passengers of the but named train were
transferred to the train from Liverpool, which had followed
the express, and so sent on to Liverpool, whilst those of the
passengers by the express who thou to go forward were
placed in the Manchester carriages, and these went
forward to London after about two hour's delay. In the
meantime the trains from Manchester, London, and the
north, continued to arrive in quick succession at the scene
of the disaster, bnt were unable to proceed on their journey,
iu consequence of the lino being still blocked up.
Several of the trains from Liverpool were de-
tained at that station for several hours, until
it was ascertain' ed that tho pine :was clear. Even
molly, the line was cleared about ten o'clock, '
and the trains which had thus been detained, pro-
ceeded after a delay of upwards of five hours. The London
train, which is due at Liverpool at a quarter before eight
woe too first train whjige passed
, the line after the accident; and tt arrived hazitrile no6F2ltt

4.4a•Ca ot,
eleven o'clock. At the time I write (twelve o'clock) the
overdue trains are still being despatched to Manchester,
London, and the north. _

In the hurry and confusion of the morn.:nt it is difficult to
' how the accident occurred, but it was supposed
tat it wu owing to the slippery state of the rails.
• heavy fall of hail just before the express left
Liverpool, and it is conjectured that this may have had a
prejudicial effect on the rails. No doubt the matter will
be telly iurestig still at the inquest.

_ hero rra

THE SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAIL-
WAY COMPANY AND THE BIRKENHEAD
DOCK TRUSTEES.
London, England, 1852-12-03

CASUALTIES.

Competitor, of Leith,—fromlianTfurg to Aberdeen, fres
abandoned, Nov. 27, about 70 miles E. of 'his place;
crew picked up and landed here.-111ontrmr, Nov. 29.
Jenny, Bode, of Itiga, from Gaiiefhorough to New Hol-
land, to load for Riga, whilst in tow of a tug, touched
the ground near Butterwich, in the 'fruit, Sur. IS, cap-
sized, and sunk, and it is feared will become a wreck;
crew and a unall part of materials Dec.
Jannan, which cleared hence for St. 11.1ena and
London, Oct. 13, grounded on Ship Gunge Sand, cap-
sized immediately, and has become a tot.' wreck ; se-
cond mate and one seaman firewood ; nothing saved of
ship or cargo.—Calcutta, Oct. In.
London, England, 1852-03-25

TIIIS DAT.

Twe o'Caoso.
The gold mining share market romaine very
and quotations are the reverse of buoyant. Agoa
Frias and Nouveau Monde' however, are well sup-
ported. Carson's Creek mark to I prem. ; Colo-
nial, to Z prom. • Port Philip, par to 1-18 prem.
Cobra Copper Zane are worth 301 to 1.
London, England, 1852-03-25

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
81:oAR.—There has not been a public sale to•dap, but
the market has a firm appearance, and there is a good de-
mand for foreign. No alteration in the refined market.
COEFEE.-700 bags Costa Rica were offered and all bought
in at full prices, 424. 6d. to 484. ; 100 casks plantation Cey-
lon were also offered and bought from 50s. to 52e.
THA.—The market continues dull.
SALTPETIII.-400 bags Madras, of low mined qualities,
sold, refraction 121, at 235. to 245.
Cos.Tets.-250 bales sold yesterday on 'Change, at pre.
sloes rates.

Bacz.—This article continue, dilScu:t of sale.
Itum.—The demand has been limited.
In other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is still quiet, and prices are barely sup-
ported, at the following quotations :—Town Tallow, 341. 6d.
nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 355. 9d. to 36a.;
th tuber to Diveruber (l8a), 375. 3d. ; on or before the end
of March, 346. 6d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Prime Meadow Hay, 72v. to 765. ; inferior, 635. to 67e.;
Bowen, 60s. to 63e. ; Clover, 7.55. to Ms. ; second cut, 675.
to 765.; Straw, 245. to 28..

COALS.-.....t-^NDON, MAACK 24.--CLOall or TUE MAE.
ICET.-Bate's West Hartley, 12s. ; Huddle's West Hart-
ley, 124.; Carr's Hartley, 125.; Howard's West Hartley
Netherton, 12a. 6d. ; Longridge's West Hartley, 12s. 6d. ;
North Percy Hartley, 12a. ; ltavensworth West Hartley,
12s. ; Tauteld Moor Buts*, 12a. ; Walls End Gustorth,
135.; Walls End Hasten, 135.; Walls End Lawson, 12s. Walls End Walker, 12s. 6d. ; Eden Main, 14s. ; Lamb-
ton Primrose, 14s. 3d.; Walla End Bell, 13s. 9d. ; Walls
End Braddyll, 1541. ; Walls End Henan, 15s. ; Walls
End Haswell, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Lsmbton, 14s. 9i. ;
Walls End Plummer, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Russel's Hatton,
14'. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 15s. ; Walls End Fow-
ler's Hartlepool, 124. ; Walls End Ileugh Hall, 14s. 3d.;
Walls End Kelloe, 155.; Walls End North Hartlepool,
12s. 9d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 141. 9d. ; Walls
End South Kellae, 14s. 3d.; Walls End Tees, 165.;
Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 23a. ; Sidney's Hartley,
12a. 6d.-Ships at market, 74; sold, 52.
London, England, 1852-01-17

Two o'Ctoca.
The Stock Exchange to-day presents the quiet ap-
pearance usual on a Saturday, a disinclination to
enter upon extensive operations being generally ma-
nifested. The decline which took place yesterday
afternoon was partially recovered this morning, and,
though some depression was afterwards for a short
time observable, prices of the home funds have again
rallied, and now stand at an improvement of a to
since yesterday.
Consols opened 961 to for money, and after being
sold at NI, are now quoted 961 to ,;` both for cash
and the 12th February, the closing quotation of
yesterday having been 06:. This is " pay-day "
in Consols, and the differences arising out of
the time bargains of the lust month ap-
pear to have been satisfactorily adjusted. The
market is to-day unsupported by the investments of
the government broker, who will not reappear as a
purchaser till Tuesday ; so that the position of prices
must be regarded as good. To-day's business report
embraces :—Three per Cent Consols, 901. 1, ditto
for account, 901, Three per Cents. Reduced,
971, Z. Now Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 987„ 1.
Exchequer Bills remain at their late range of aeo.
to .595. prem. In India Bonds nothing is doing.
The foreign stock market is as quiet as the other
departments, no transactions of magnitude having
offered. Prices must he reported as steady at former
rates, no disposition to concede being shown. 'Bargains
are thus stated in the official list :—Brazilian Old
Five per Cents., 941. Belgian, Four-and-a-Half per
Cents., 92. Dutch Four per Cent Certificates,
911, 91. Mexican Bonds, for Account, 29:. Peru-
vian Five per Cents. 1849, 941, 4. Sardinian Five
per Cents., 90, 1. Spanish Actives, 231; ditto Old
fhrec per Cents., 41; ; ditto New Deferred Three
per Cents., 181. Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter per
Cents., 37.
The tendency in the market for foreign exchanges
yesterday was downward, owing chiefly to a consider-
able decline in the quotation on London at Paris.
Short drafts on Paris were negotiated at 23.23 to
30; ditto three months, at 23.43 to 50. Amsterdam
was in demand, with a limited supply ; it
closed 11.18; to 19. Hamburg maintained
the rate of last post of 13.101 to 1, but
was rather heavy ; sales, however, not being
pressed, no material advance took place. Bills
on Italy were all marked lower to sympathy
with the drooping quotation for Paris, but the busi-
ness transacted was not of great moment. Paper on
Spain and Portugal was wanted for remittances to
those countries, and the negotiations took place in
favour of sellers. St. Petersburg was inquired for,
but no bills offered; the nominal rate is 361 to 311.
Several bills on New York, Boston, and other places
in North America, were sold at 48.1. Drafts on Rio
de Janeiro were offered at 2sd. Vienna and Trieste
were extremely difficult of sale, the quotation being
consiJerably higher, viz., 12.23 to 30 for the former,
and 12.30 to 40 for the latter. The prices nego-
tiated were as follows:

nqiotiatcd.
From To
111117 ay. .. 1:41.89.
.. 118.19 UT.
11t1. 19 ay. 118.19i4,.

laws. 101w11. Mom letua.
124. Dr. ...I2WL
lA. &Ur. 12/I. 3okr.
London, England, 1852-01-17

SPAIN.

MADRID, JAN. 11.
•
OettersL Ortega, Pr•in, Nogueras, and ltotolde
have been grdcrod to leave the capital.

ITALY.

A letter from Rome states that the pontifical go-
vernment has concluded a convention with the low
countries, fixing a uniform tariff of duties upon ves-
sels in the ports of the two countries.
TURIN. Luc 13.
Lieut.-General Prevono di Collegno, senator, goes
to Paris as Sardinian envoy to replace Count Gal-
lino. The commercial treaty with Austria was pre-
, rented yesterday to the Senate.