biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-21

MONEY MARKET.

1ilt:118MT EVININO
The market f m government securities was much
more quiet to-day, and no great amount of busines
war negutiated. C msols npered at 961, to 1,
being
an 'deuce t.f over the eyeing price of yepterlay ;
a pressure of sates ou ?he in tk. t reduced the price to
961, utter which th.y spin rallied and were dor.e at
and last at I, dosing a. 961 to 1, the same ss yes.
tet day for tie 18th Lawny ex dividend. The Three
pt r Cents. lt.educd wire done at 913} and a. net
New Three- md-s-Quarter per Cents. marked 981,

and last 974.
Exchequer Bills have ex.wrienced a further rise,
they were largely dealt in at 565., 54.., and 575. ;
atto, Small, at 575. pr.m. Long Annuities marked
8; ; (KU', 30 years, 1839, 81. Bank Stock 2021 and
2031 Indla B.inds. 88s. and 90e. premium ; ditto,
under 1,0001, 90e. premium.
Tae meeting of the Mex;can bondholders took
place to-day according to appointment ; Mr. Cepa
presided. Mr. Robertson gave • succinct account of
his ptoce.dings in Mexico, but nothing was elicited
beyond what is already known TO the public. He pro-
pmed that a committee should be appointed to examine
his corresporderre whilst in Mexico, and pranised
to afford any additional information or explanation in
his power. This offer, however, was passed over
without coming to a decision. A proposal was then
made to accept and confirm t arrenrment he had
made with the Minister of Finance in Mexico to re-
ceive 41 millions, and convert the entire debt into •
Three-snds-Half rr Cent. stoek. Tuis proposal was
overruled, and it was agreed to defer the considera-
tion of this question until the arrival of the next
Packet, and it became known whether congress will
ratify or reject the convention entered into between
Mr. Robertson snd the Minister of Finance. Beyond
this nothing of the least importanee transpired; and,
after passing a vote of thanks to Mr. Robertson, the
meeting broke up.
Letters from Alexandria of the Bth mention that
a reestkm had taken place in the cotton market, and
a lot of 4,000 eentner, whisk a week bets" was he Id
at 10/ dole., had been disposed of at 101 dole., equal
to flfd. f. o. b. The market at date was quiet, and
holders appeared anxious to realise. In flax there
was no change to notice. The grain market was dull,
sad irately any transactions had takes place. Prices'
gam* IMO lacking dam. Darin the previous
London, England, 1849-03-07

TRIAL OF OFFERCEI! (IRELAI9) BILL.

Sir H. W. fißioNciitvihiesss se • ken which had
bee penned by klr. Weise Dereels, *mein the
intense that helot betty enealted is rebrease to tbb
bill, mad that It bad beta seggestsd ad draws by bin, said
that every ward Si OM letter wee Morally true.
He teed assure the bone that 37 of the elates out of 36
bad been espied erniaties st liberates from the Dahlia Po-
llee Aet. (Oh, oh-)
lb. J. O'CONNELL oberred that the bannweast who
had jut sat dews had nee a very people egaso,ot to the
been ia at
of Wend, but it east as. be begotten
tint be bed sew desire Oat me aosnandesdea bad taken
glen heinees en aid Me. Beewiek, ate that is bet, the
Mil bed set ban seggasted by the War. Kr. lianrick's
leg., meekly maimed tire truth of the dedinatisa ; but
be hand Mend plead is easeldsrable drwib ea ham-
tag hen the sweenest leatinsay at bar et On
eon that be wee sat derta es the ndidail
inns ep the M. He reirely disdained IN neseelp-
Eir G. GRIT said GM be bead the very groan* one-
pads banns the Dells Pelee Act sad the damn et the
bet latrodand bT She hen. berme the amen fee Water-
hid. (" Seer, beer.' aid inghte) Wee, those dine.
peens were eon as le pen nay plainly 'bat the yeedsioas
of the two memo wan toe Madre awn) He had
ensiled a esermisatiaa freaa the Lie of Do.
bad, la Wide sareend a hope tbat be (Sir
G. Grq) weed snit eine egpsetesity alined kin
by*, penal le do Jetties le Kr. Eater& by
*albs that ins oat at the beet seem bar-
risters is Gad nat bis abi sad lesedly_hed bees
hdly nreiMted ea disbars, lity
bis rensellide &dies.
(Hear, hazy - -
Sir K. W. BARRON said that he had wend a say
etreeddag. (Loud laughter.) There wee as his. mentos

is the hawse at eat edit =WV millings sad milieus thin him-
self 63 hear the strongest testimony to Mr. Berwick's pram.
Mond eherectar and privets hewer. He hadomawth the
aimless* es the bench in Irelateil—(renested latighter)-..
is the coiner of Waterford, where he was the skeins= for
emeral yams, and he never saw bey man eMehd•Mrittellee
more to the satisPetion of the people than did the lermilehm
In question. (Hear.)
Sir W. SOMERVILLE mid that the hos. baronet the
member for Waterford had ailed upon him, and stated that
be had a bill to bring in for the more 'reedy parliament of
armee fa Ireland. He (Sir William) replied that the ob.
jest was a good one, and he promised te read the bill. A
copy of the measnre was ansordingly left, and he kept his
word by priming it. bat he had had nothing farther to do
with it. (Hear.) He knew Mr. Berwick to be an excellent
barker.
THE NOTICES OF MOTION.
Lord J. RUSSELL expressed a hope that those boo. ru-
deness who had given notion of motion for that day would
waive them, and thereby allow the debate on the Irish poor-
laws which bad already proceeded to considerable length, to
be resumed. (Hear.)
There were nineteen nodose of motion en the paper; and,
in soneennenes of this saggestion of the noble lard, nearly
the whole of them were postponed lentil that day fortnight.
London, England, 1849-03-07

SPAIN.

The Spanish Chamber of Deputies was occupied on
the 27th, and up to the post hi.ur of the 28th ult., with
the bill on public worship awl the clergy; and the Se-
nate with the bill on the Bank of San Fernando. A re-
port was current that Narvaes was about to visit
Paris, and that during his absence Mon would be Pre-
sident of the Council.

Mum; Fca.26.—'Res par Cents., 23* paper; after Bohm, f
7-16 ash. Rye per Ce U cods ; after UM. 11 1013.16 eaak.
Pandrln. 46 paper: after Ma, 4 ark. Convect 79 paper, 71 cad.
Bank of St Ferdinand. 64 paper. Trump Bills, 61 61 paper.
Seeking an lark" 49-70.

ITALY.

REPORTED ENTRANCE OF THE AUSTRIANS
INTO TUSCANY.

TUSCANY.. The Sleek (Faris paper), of yes-
terday, says that the French government has re-
ceived intelligence that the Austrians have entered
Tuscany. The reported motive is the right of Austria,
under treaties, to the reversion of the grand duchy
in the event of the retirement of the family of the
Grand Duke Leopold
The Genoa Gazette of the lit instant, publishes the
following protests of the Grand Duke Leopold :
Tommas,—l address you from this, the furthest frontier
of Tommy. It is the voice of the prince whom you have
known *r the epees of twenty-he years, and who has
alwayseseght reer welfare with mei. Pureed to leave my
genital to 61.11 SW Mort at ras as sat of which I
shoat bays bass bias gel and sag, I cannot
soadit abet la tbo aiik of wadi a asides of the most
mend deka I &adios mad egabot the new prod-
igal goantaint eatUdiad a llama re the Ilth of
Fabraary9, and I be.*/ Wan dist I shall sot raog
sin the gal, say se asmiallsi tram that goarsstost.
Its origin W aid sillitify sad odd. I ro-
tas adders to the Mho, tasatioaarka to their
des, the papa to disk onssinneo, loweria their coedits-
Fines. I lam the. that ay voice will
Wag atilabos mos be& toe* day, and Salt win peeve
London, England, 1849-03-07

THE TRIAL AT BOURGES.

Letters from Bourget, dated Snnday evening, have
brought the particulars of the snivel of the prisoners at that
plea. Extensive 'military preparations were made, and the
streets and squares were occupied by !nevi.
At a little after 12 o'clock the carriages which contained
the prisms and polices arrived in the Moe de Berry. X.
Lepton:, the director of the prima, ortly after proceeded
to the Metalled= of the rsh
ielmers. Amongst them M.
Respell was the meet emspiamens, by his mare ar and the
clamor* plods& he oanied noise his arm. General
is oessmgemied by his wdlit whom devotion and
courage I. has embed sitmehme slot kasbandduring an
hamisommisme old& seseelle be boos the theme of univer-
sal miser, rhos of the soma who era at large, except
Min. bit omeemilosil en the 4th Meant. Public ma-
caw. not trembled 110, a asemeat, notwithstanding.
pita umber of poisons who Item an early hoar in
the assralas surosamesi the statism of the railway. The
tress/_$ of dr Idioms was elhoesel with the most w-
ild seism Dodos Owe proceedings General Matey
Csrsedswed be Na.... The Place Betancourt wan
covered MO seldom The dittoed Guard were
=am, and this review. Eighty-ome of the
trio Xellio whist amosepaaied the convoy to
esslave bass 1911 tlisseirtrit tatimecomaw:A.ala
.74. r.
et the evert arrived on Sunday
The prodamealr the other
aheen=itutio, tor miryotaut
London, England, 1849-12-19

ITALY.

SARDINIA.—The result of the Sardinian elections,
as far es they are known is, that out of 177 nomina-
tions 112 are ministerial. An important fact to note is,
that the party of the left cen:ra has had very few
noininatious,and it has c3nsiquently joined completely
with the extreme party, Mamiani, elected at Genoa,
being the leader f this movement. The colour of the
new chamber does not please Auatea, it seems, but it
is supposed that as coin as it has discussed the great
question of the treaty, there will be far less uriani-
mity in favour of government than is at present
tip( cted.
The Yazfonale of Turin of the 14th stat's, that the
es-minister rinelli is shortly to be named ambassador
at Madrid.

Drigsza TO SIK JAMES DCKE, M.P.—A meeting
was held at Boston, on Friday law., to take intoconsidem ion
the propriety of inviting Sir hates Duke, But., M.P., to •
pub lc dintar, as a tribute of respect and grstitude for his
eoncant a•tention to Ve bet reit% of the boroua', daring the
10 Test, he represented it in the II sise of Commons. It
was friar. d trat s committee be formed In- the purr se of
owning Put the object in view, and .he mectiDg .epsrited.—
Laxiosaltire Tows.
London, England, 1849-12-19

RAILWAYS.

Taw DLT, Two o'CLoac.
The ward m,;tet to-dav is extremely dull, with ,
very limited transactions. no 61117 dock which hfil
been dealt in to any extent is Midland, which has
varied from 461 to t. Prices generally are the same
u yesterday. London and North Westerns mark
lilt; South Pasterns, 19j; Great Westerns, 68.
The only description of foreign Aires which has
been dealt in to-day is Boulogne and Amiens, which
I have touched 7t.

Owing prices
Taterday.

N. I lan= Unman%

-;--1:-,4
London, England, 1849-12-19

SPORTING.

WOODFORD AND LOUGHTON STEEPLE
CHASES.—TVVIDAY.
SWEEPSTAKES of 3 sots. sub, and 20 added ; the second
to save his stake. 3 miles. (6 subs.)
Mr. Sales Alexander, lOst 121 b
Mr. Montgomery's Brigand, lOwt 131k(Walt) 1
(R. Reed) 2
The following also ran : Mr. Drew's Master Motets.,
llst 41b (Mr. Allen); Mr. Ttomas's Yellow Dwarf, 10st 710
(Archer); and Mr. Bait's Alfred', lOst (W. Butler).-6 to 4
art Yellow Dwarf, and 2to 1 apt Alexander. All bungled
at the first fence except Alexander, who maintained his
lead throughout, and won easy Only two lased the post.
SWEEPSTAKES of 2 sovs., and 10 added. eats, 2 miles.
snhe.)
Mr. Thocases Black Dwarf, lOst Tlb (W. Archer) 21 I
Mr. A. Jackson's &matron. lost (Jackson) I do.
Mr. Sal 's Alexander, lOst 7lb (Sad) 3 di..
Ms.
Mr. Montgomery's The Clown, lOwt 710 ....... (R. Reed)
Even on Alexander, 3 to 1 each eget Clown and Yellow
Dwarf. Won easy. Alexander came in second in the second
heat, but did not pane the poet. and was distanced.

- -- ---
THE BRammt FaloATz AFFONSo,—Hccent Bra-
zilian papers record a new act of gallantry and tureanity
on the part of Captain Lila) it, who, it will be recollected.
exerted himself in preseesieg the lives of the purengtrs and
crew of the Ocean Monarch some time since. While eta
tioned off Rio Janeiro, on the night of the 7th of September,
a severe gale of wind occurred, and a boat containing two
negroes.was upset. It was very dark, but the poor fellows'
cries being heard, Captain Litho& enggirked in a small leaky
canoe, with a torch in his mouth, and, with the assietance of
two men, attempted to reach the rocks to which the r.egroes
were clinging. The canoe. however, was twice up•et, and
on each oceasbn the captain (warn ashore, righted the canoe,
and again put off amidst the breakers. He at last .oecei ded
in rescuing them, amidst the cheers and hearty buzzes of the
assembled populace, who, by the light of their torches, iv, re
wi,neeses of the bold and dangerous exploit.—Lirerpcol
Mercury.
STATE OF THE HULL Docics.—The tote ca,terly
winds have brought up large quantities of shipping, ;echo-
tag some from India, bound to the continent, but noblea
to reach their ports on account of ice. The e
having optrated agaiest the departure of TV1,111:1. our dui ks
I are now inconveniently crowded, and the blue Rir, 'lfni
o tying that the docks are full, hes been flying !some days.—
Huh/ Packet.
London, England, 1849-12-19

SWITZERLAND.

A letter from Berne, of the 14+ inst. says : " The
important bill on monetary reform has just been vot-d
by the Council of the Satre by 30 votes to 9. The
French decimal system is to bo adopted, the Swiss
franc having henceforward the same value as that of
France; the decimes will bo batz, and the centimes
rapes. A new coiner is to be struck in copper and
mixed metal to tiv extent of 41 millions, and in sil-
-1 ver to that of 7, millions. There is no doubt bat that
the bill will pass the National Council."
London, England, 1849-12-19

SPAIN.

We learn by the Madridjournale that in the Cham-
ber of Deputies on the 12th M. Sanchez Silva
brought forward his bill for consolidating all the debt
into two per cent. stock. He had not concluded hie
speech when the mail left. Hie bill was to be opposed
by the minister of finance, and woulJ, it was believed,
be rejected.
Our correspondent writes :
" Although the government hes received no official
news of the death of the Qmen Dowager of England,
yet in con-equeuce thereof the curt will go into
monrnirg, and the diversions of every kind at the
palace have been suspended. The greater part of the
troops of the Spanish expedition in Italy have already
landed in Spain."
MIDI" D:,. IL—Three per enstn, 301 anaannt. Four per Ceuta.,
121 oePer• Fl,e Per Cog... 131 paper. Coupon% S. Bank of 81.
Ferdinand, 61 paper. Eaubante on Landon, 30.33.
London, England, 1849-12-19

BIRMINGHAM, Dec 18•

-------
13woon-Enintanoi.—There was rather more business in
this cure en.rite, to..au. There is not, however, a bad feeling.
although it is quite dear that great attempts are Just now being made
to depress priors. Ts-day Coventry and Nuntiatons have been done
at i in.;
Great Weviterne, at Re; Birmingham and Derby% at 23;
Bath titaffords, at iief dis.; and Birmingham Carla* at el.
London, England, 1849-12-19

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

tee dbirphm Guette." 1.1.74's LAI;

CASUALTIES.
Australia, 'Jellison, from Ceylon to London, patio bets
yesterday, very leaky; has been surveyed, and rept,
mended to discharge part of her cargo immediately.
passage East Waterford, Dec. 16. •
Emerald, Stewardeon, of and bound to Belfast %sslly.
was stranded to 4:e northward of the Shaw, s;isisitl
fire subsequently broke out on board, but usistanee hs
been despatched to her, the mute were cut away led wit
overboard, the vessel filled with water, and the guts
extinguished, but not till the after part of thereon' hut
been burned down almost to the water's edge; mew ,
small portion of the sails, &a., and about 60 toss Lusk
and some 9a: (wet and burned), have been saved,_
handers,
Vandrokerkhove, from London to this port, ..,,
ftnwrecdkeedn't7ester 1112ar. isk•-tke this morning ; crew dtewstis
Ostend, Dee. 17.
Fleur de Marie, Stagg, from Newcastle to Cette, two, to,
on shore 2nd inet. on the beach, was boye off last lugs;
and brought into harbour.—Yarmouth., Dee. 15.
Japes, T , from Konigsberg, which was drives st
Yarmouth beach 11th inst. was got off yesterday, m
brought ia.—Yarminth, Dec. 15.

MAILS.

AZILITZD.
London, England, 1849-12-26

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

BOWSTRBST.

ROBBEZY 07 FRUIT —O. Neale, a porter in
Covent-garden market, war charged with stealing a large
quantity of orange., cocoa-nuts, pars, and other knit, the
property of his employer.
The prisoner warin the smite of Mr. Hughes, • fruit
salesman in Covent-garden market. He was engaged as •
day porter, and had been in Mr. Hughes's employ upwards
of twelve months. Large quantities of fruit had been
found 'Miming from the sleep, which clad not be
accounted for. Yesterday morning Mrs. Hughes was in the
step and saw the prisoner take away • basket of cocoa nuts
and determine' upon watching him. The prisoner returned
shortly afterwards, and while Mn. Hughes was engaged
with a customer, he took down gibs. of grapes and took
them sway. Toe plisiner returned again in about two
hours afterwards and went down into the cellar and brought
up a basket of oranges, and placed it outside the shop. He
spin went downstairs and brought ups basketof cocoa nuts,
and pieced them outside with the other basket. Directly
afterwards Mrs. Hughes missed the prisoner from the shop,
and another salesman told het that the prisoner was off with
the baskets containing the fruit. One of the market beadles
' went in pursuit, and took him in custody with the property
in hie possession.
The prisoner said nothing in his defence, and was
remanded.
London, England, 1849-12-26

CLERICAL.

ORDINATIONS.
The followiat gentlemen were orded fkaday last
By VIZ BISHOP OF ain
RIPON. on
DEACONS.—DodeI Ace, a !iterate penon ; John Waters
Banks, Bt. Beef., Cumberland ; John Crossley, a literate
rrson • John Cunningham, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
Miles Ponsonby Rnabley, S.C.L., blagdalen Coll., Cam-
bridge; William ffrawen Lord. St. Ben, Cumberland;
Robert Male, B A., Emmanuel Coll , Cambridge ; Richard
Lyons )['Arthur, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Dublin.
PIIIIISTIL—Rev. Arthur John Biddle, 8.A., St. Mary
Hall, Oxford ; Bev. John Constable, 8.A.. Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge; Rev. Thomas Robinson Dent, University Coll.,
Durham ; Rev. Charles William Hodson, 8.A., Tsinitv
Coll., Cambridge; Rev. Joseph Jefferson, 8.A., St. John's
Coll., Cambridge; Rev. William Lewis Morgan, B.A,
Trinity Coll., Dublin; Rev. Beton Paterson Rooks, B A.,
Oriel Coll., Oxford ;Rev. Thomas Henry Watson, BA.,
St. John's, Coll., Cambridge.
By tax BISHOP or Caamexa.
DIACOPI.—John He'll., 8.A., Queen's Coll, Oxford;
Edward Bradshaw, literate of St. Bees' Divinity Coll., Cum-
berland.
Pimss.—Bey. Jamie Dickson, 8.A., Trinity College,
Dublin.

BY rat BISHOP OP BT. /MIAMI.
DiAcows —Bdward Jones, 8.A., Jesus Coll., Oxford;
Edward Evan' Jones, student, of St. Bees Divinity Coil.,
Cumberland; Edward Anwyl Kober*, B.A. Jeans Coll.,
Oaford.
Pritles.—Bee. J. B. Davies, 8.A., Jesus Coll., Ozford.
Cannot Etrinrsiow.—The following new churches are
now in eaves of ..salon, and will, it is said, be shortie
ready foe openiag : Adttoa•jazta•Birsinglias, Warwick
(CLAW of 16th oratory), 724 sittings, 682 free ; Bethnal-
green, St. Matthew (early Engli.h, of 18th osstury), 890
'Mingo, ell fee; Bradford, Bankfoot, Yorkshire (decorated,
of 14th century), MO sittings, 360 free ; Bradford Clayton,
Yorkiltin (Gotha., of 14th sentare ), 802 'Mises, 692 free ;
Bradford, Ozenkope, Yorkshire (Norman, of lleh notary),
437 sittings, all kw; Britaol, BC Phillip aaa au& (Gothic, of
London, England, 1849-12-26

Nene a Pleas.

ENLTaI
90VIVAIIPTOM
BASINeffl
ltaaouro.,
swi.bow

BIIIIIIKOHAN

THIB DAY, Moor
Course of With. elreogth of Wind. Mate of Wes.
w. Calm.

The return from the following place did not reach thh
office in time for publication yestereay ; it thErefoen
indicates the state of the weather on Monday morning it
Nine o'clock.

I X.W. I Untießreese I °meat

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Ohm oar Ocoromporiosts.ao • Shiffial Quitter lad • 11441 Lim.

CASUALTIES.

Galena (packet ship),arri;ei—krm; Yvan New Grimm, got
in contact on the evening of the 2nd with the BMWs
brig Charles, of Newp at, from Cer.liff for Wilmingtcm,
(N. C.); they struck on their ,arboard b,ws, nearly ski
co, making the Charles a complete wreck in less thence,
minute, taking bowsprit and fsremmt out and breaking
in her bow, so that she went down in less than three tut-
notes, carrying with her 'even out of nice of her new
The master and one man only escaped, they gattine up the
aide of the Galena as the l.rig pissed by. Tt e Galan len
jibboom, split stem, and broke in larboard bow from Ms
ends to the top of top-gallant forecast:e, letting M can.
siderahla water before sail cold be taken from the ship._
New York, Dec. 12.
Rio Grande (brie), from Pugwash for Emeand, tins 'tom
on Pictou Island.—llalifas, N.S., Die. 10.
Sailor Prince, M'Kechney, of Be:fav% from Liwrpool for
New Orleans, with 375 passengers, was totally lost 04 I
reef near the Island of Caucum, Nov. 12 Her passeugen
[ were all landed in safety, but several hod died from expo.
sure. Mr. M'Kechney had proceeded to Campeachy for
, ateistance.—New York, Dec. 12.

MAILS.
London, England, 1849-12-26

WORSHIP-STREET.

DARING ROBNIEY IN • SHOP. Elk» Cotton was
charged with stealing fifty yards of calico, the property of
Mr. John Jacks in,Lmen-draper, High-street, Shorediten.
G. Trio, City police officer, No. 26, said that on Mor.day
evening he was in plain clothes in High-street,
Shorediteh, when he observed the prisoner at the
doer of the prosecutor's shop attempting to take
away the calico, which was in a pile of goods, and which
was fastened by a chain. She delibewely removed the
chain, and took away the calico. She went away with the
goods, when he stopped her at a few yards from the shop.
He brought her back, and **property was identified by the
assistance of Mr. Jackson.
The prisoner, who said that she bad two children who
were stareir g, was remanded.
London, England, 1849-12-26

SWITZERLAND,

The Federal Cauncil of Switzerland has addressed
a me-sage, dated the Mb. to the Council of State of
the editcut of Ticino, stating that M. de Thum, the
Au-trian arnbait.ador at Berne, had learnt from Mar-
shal }Weida thit r. }rectory Lombards were being
'twilled in the Carlton of Ticino, for the government
of Saroinia; and, as his excellency believed, against
the Austrian government : that his • xcellenct , there-
fore, demanded that an inquiry b. commenced on the
etthject, and that prompt sitisfaction be given in case
the report be founded on truth. The Federal Council
consequently invites tie Council of State of Ticino to
put an immediate stop to such enrolments, it they be
really in progress. The Ticino Gazette, which pub-
!sates the nbcre message, ads thrt the cantonal go-
verment, notwithqsnding its conviction that the
Atietriin amba-tador'a suspic:oni are untouta!ed, has
ordered an inquiry to be set on loot immediately.
London, England, 1849-12-26

1849.

184 L

Wommusa.
' Inmates. Outdoor. Inmates. Outdoor.
St. Parma
Haryletone
glartink.ln-tbs.Pielde
City of London Union 9Ol 3,004 1,112 3,48
Strand 'Union
St. Karl, Islington 4BO No Return 483 No Return
St. Luke, Chelsea 515 2,723 511 3,190
Ste Union 1,209 3,869 1,314 3,650
St. Lomat% Shoredlteh. 787 870
St.hones, Clerkenwell
St. Olive's Southwark 351 No Return No Return No Return
St. Mary's lAmbeth 1,028 ... 1,035
St. Nary llagdakm, Ber.
mondesy 630 681
Peplar 'Union
Whitselapel
Edrouitsm lO 426
St. Wary, Newington 1 364 1,7.91 346 2,052
Holborn 7OB ... 918
Wandsworth 487 531
Nemelagtes
Wed Leedom
St. Juan's, Westminster . 700 706 713 724
St. Geage's-in.the.East 996 ... 947
It wee not possible to obtain returns from some of the
parishes, but the foregoing proves the satisfactory circum-
stance that there is a vast decree's in pauperism, with about
two exceptions in every parish in the metropolis, amounting
in the aggregate to about 51.100. It also appears that there
are from 50,000 to 100,000 in the metropolis who ars depend-
eat on parochial bounty for their Christmas-du dinner. It
must be remarked that the number ef persons in the work-
houses on Christmanday must nut be taken u a criterion of
the number usually therein, as the inclemency of the weather,
and the certainty of a Ctnatmas dinner, being a strong in-
-1 centire to persona to claim parochial relief.
London, England, 1849-12-26

" Bat if the landlor: was determined to take as his
tenant only a man of capital, then he was sure that
competition would not raise the price of land unduly
high; because men of capital would not give
more for the rent of the land than would allow
a fairrstura for their capital. Then the requirements
of the tenant of capital would be security,and the means
of reaping where he had sown. "If the tenant was
a man of capital he knew what to do in farming. He
would never invest his property in the cultivation of
the soil until he had security in the shape of a good
long lease." And the present crisis must be got over
by the adoption of sound commercial principle'.
There must be no more child's bargains in farming
than in other businesses. " This was to be done,"
said Mr. Holland, " not by the sacrifice et! the tenant
nor by the sacrifice of the landlord. He would make
much sacrifice to keep tenants who did their duty to
the land, cultivated it properly, spent their capital,
and were moved by the spirit of improvement.
But at the same time, he felt it his duty to
get rid of a man who pat his hands in his
pocket■ and did nothing but cry out against
the timer, determined to have a reducion
of rent from his landlord—not that it was in his
bargain, but simply on account of the hardness of the
times. A bat gain was a bargain. He gave a tenant
a lease, good or bad times ; he never made a redac-
tion ; he had not been asked for it ; and, if he had,
he should have laughed at the application. The
tenants never gave him a higher rent than he bar-
pined for in good times, and he did not take lower
in bad timer. Now, if agriculturists would take care
to have such bargains, their future position would be
different ; and the landlords, if they bad tenants
who had the means of farming well, by ade-
quate capital, would be very foolish if they did not
give the tenants an ample tenure and full play to their
ekill and energy." When such views are gent rally
acted on by owners or occupiers of farms, we shall
hear no more of agricultural distress or eleemoeynary
reductions of rent, or clamorous demands for taxing
the rest of the community to enable the farmers to
farm badly and still to pay high rents.
London, England, 1849-12-26

CHRISTMAS DAY IN THE WORKHOUSES-

DIMINUTION OF PAUPERISM.

On yesterday, pursuant to annual custom the
pauper inmates of the metropolitan warkhousee were pro-
vided by the respective parochial authorities with a substan-
tial dinner, consisting of best, potatoes, plum pudding, and
beer, and accompanied in wend instances by. an extra al-
lowance of tea, tobacco, snuff, &c. The following statement
exhibits the number of inmates in the principal workhouses
on Christina Day 1849 and 1818_
- -
London, England, 1849-12-26

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Awx, from Manilla for London, Deo. 13, lat. 1 S., lon. 20 W.
Ca"..inle?.nettx, from Calcutta (Jr London, Non. 20, lat. 3 9 ,

-17 28 W.
GLADIATOR, Ship, fiom Loadm for New Tork, Nor. 9, ke..
100. IS 0.
TAU" Ship, Nov. 25, lat. 3 .11., lon, 23 09 NY.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Secretary's-office, Sierra Leone,N.t. 11.
Sir—l have the honour, by command of acting OMEMI
Pin., ts transmit copies of reports of the bearings of a light
house recently erected oil Cape Sierra Leone, in this coloay,
made respectively by the muter of her Majesty's ship Bese
lark, under the command of Captain Monyoenny, Ind by
the master 'of her Majesty's ship Waterwitch, under the
command of Captain Quin, and to inform yeu that mugs.
ments have been mule for lighting the lamps on the eiuk
ing of the Ist of Feb., 1850.
GEOROL T. Niccot.. Acting Colonial Sweaty.
LIORT1101:63 ON CAPE SIERRA LEONE.
The lighthouse stands on the extremity of the Cape, u 60
feet from the base to the top of the lantern ; it bean from the
Carpenter Rock E. d S by compass and from the west edges(
the Middle Ground S. W. S. • therefore vessels ceoing
from the westward should be cireful not to bring the light to
beer mora to the eastward than E. by S d S., and email
from the southward, not to alter their course until the light
is on that bearing, and coming from the northward shouid
not bring the light more to she westward than S.S.W. i W.
until King T.sn's Poiut comes on with the wire bungles
by SS E. E., to avoid the Middle Ground.
Hugh D. Black, Muter of her blejesq's
ship Waterwltch.
Sierra Leone, April 27.—Latitude of Cope Sierra Leal
lighthouse, 8 deg. 30—Longitude of ditto, 13*.
17 min. 45 sec. W.—Bearing of the Caxpenter R W. 13
dcg. 7 min. S. WILLIAM H. PITO.
(True copy.)
WILLIAM R. MONYPENET, COMMIEdtI.
(True cop/ )
GEORGE T. NICCOL, Acting Colonial Seezetuy.

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tract of a letter from. Mr. Harvey, of Clapel.ball. Airdrie, dined hot
15, 1849.—" To Professor Holloway. Sir—Tour valuable p
been the imam, with God's blessing, of rettoring me to paha
health. I had suffered for two years with a liver and stouseb yea
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case appearing so bowie. that my death mm daily envied' °
that critical state I commented taking your pat, which I eoonmed
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joy the best of health."—Sold by all druggists, sod at rreiesorlioo
ways establishment, 241, Strand, London.
London, England, 1849-12-26

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London, England, 1849-09-07

CLERILEN WELL.

A SHAMEFUL NUISAMCB7—iiHM—AZTACiay list a fair, called
" New Hardesty Fair," his been held in Britannia-fields,
Is:ington, which has created sa great a nuisance that the re-
spectable portion of the inhabitants have made num.r.us
comp'aints to the police commissioners and the magistrates
of th:s court, and the moat active measures have been
adopted to check the nuisance. The " Fair-field" has daily
been crowded by the most notorious thieves, prostituts s,
filthy vagabond., and rein.' of the town, die., who have nom-
milted outrages of an indecent and violent character.
The police Ist night paid a visit in a large body to the
fait, and apprehended a numerous train of persons with gam-
bling machines called the " Wheel of Fortune " and " Hone
&acing," which were proved to be downright swindles upon
the ignorant attending the lair.
Mr. T!rwhitt said that these prosecutions would cause an
alteration in the act of parliament to enable magistrates to
interfere with such fairs, which were a great nuisance. He
committed the various puttee to 21 days' imprisonment with
herd labour in the House of Correction. _

Several thieves were alto apprehended for attempting to
pick pockets in the fair, and they were committed to prison
for two months each.
London, England, 1849-09-07

MANCHESTER, September 6.

RTOCK-EXCUANOII —There w ow • slight re.scitim and the
market was more animated than In- some data put- In Lianosoltire
and Yorkshire stoska it-anytime Fifth.) there was in improvement;
and lizten-ions were done at din. London and North Werstants and
North mated' also tedined slightly imptored rates.
London, England, 1849-09-07

THE GRAVEYARD' OF ST. ANN'S,
BLACKFRIARS.

Yesterday evening the churchwardens and over-
seen of the above parish assembled is the echool-roon
Charch-eouy, adjoining the charchyard, fur the papa* of
inquiring ism the truth or falsehood of tae several state-
ments venieh have bpposzed is the Time, respecting the
overcrowded state of the ram ard, eel use horrinie
diselo-
marse 4:gnarled therewith; tbe ass. Mr. HARDING, the
rant of the parish, in the chair.
Mr. Warwick having read the minutes of the last meet.
leg, Inspector Srott moved that, on Friday, the Slet of
August, the funeral of a person of the name of Cunningham,
who had died from A•istic ekulera, took p ace, but by Mite-
toons of the comeilesioner he sent Sergeant Miller to seemed
report on the state of the burial-ground, wive reported that
after the friends sad mourners of the decayed bad retired
the sergeant went and examined the grave, where be found
that rot above an inch of earth was laid between sack
coffin, when a board was laid over and slightly covered with
earth ; that the sergeant saw a large quantity of hems
boom, and when he visited the round on the following day
they still remained exposed.
anus other witnesses were examined, who proved that
gravediggers employed in the burial-err nod on a recent oo-
males keel exposed and mutilated a dead body is order to
make room for • fresh coda. _

Sergeant Miller, of the City polies, was then culled, as to
the sewed case, mid fully setablished Mr. Scott's statement.
Resew the nails of the eoflo after the earth had been thrown
lie, which was deg from the path. Otiserrior a beep of earth
bullied a tombstone, he muted it to be turned up, when he
bead it full of boom. As old coat was tamed up, when
the stench was as intolerable as to form him a, retire. The
substance turned up appeared to be moist putrid animal
matter, as if it was putrid human dills inst*ed of earth.
Witness requested of the gravedigger to bury these rem ins,
and not expose the neighbourhood to a contagion; bat on
going the neat day the boon remained unburied.
A conversation them halt plops resiretiog the evidence
brought forward, sad the further consideration of tie matter
was sojourned.

THE ATTACK ON THE REVENUE OFFICERS AT
CI'MPORT —James Stallard and John Atwell were brought
before ton county marstrates et Gosport on Tuesday afi r.
noon and charged with SlStilltillf the two Monatetl-11e,
revenue caws, on the 24th alt. Cho ease was adj Agreed
to the 16 h inv., the prisoners Wog admitted to bid is the
samt of 1001 e.eb. Brown and Matthews are still at large.
Theofficsta who were to brutally beat have nearly roomer d.
Mr. B.ver'sy, from the soh tore office of the custnas,
sumadell to roseate the Nee.
London, England, 1849-09-07

441, r.,.,:3 100.

Napien Beta... Mom..
.10. z. an Lao 791
Trissury Bads
Beak Maria ... rao

—; ratio and Room 343 5 ;
an and Marseilles, 230; dam.
same, 310 ; Bordisaa, 406 23;
re, ;26 73; Tour.. am;
aneal. and imp, 14.

ROMAN STATRS.—The following intellirnee,
published by the Sentinelk de Toulon of the let test.,
is of the greatest importance. if it is confirm• d:—
•' It is announced that a steamer touched yesterday at
Antides, where it brought rcry pressing dest glides
relatkve to Roman aff.irs. They announce that the
Pope has decid. d to enter his capital, and to entrust
the administration of his states to secular func-
tionaries.

The Vera Liberia of 11>!ogre., of the 28th nitimn,
s'ates that, on tie precening night, a bind of 16 nit-
bets attacked the villa Tattini, pillaged it, thence pro-
ceeded to the house of the curate, and other houses,
and lard them under conttibution, and 1 tatty, at 7
cm. attacked a diligence on the high road of Tus-
cany. Troops had been despatched after them, but u
yet without result.
DUCHIES.—By a decree of t‘le 28th ult., the
Duke of PUMA has pardoned all prisoners condemned
to less than thr. e months' imprisonment, remittea
their tires, and granted a general pardon to all Par-
melee officers and soldiers condemned for defection.
London, England, 1849-09-07

MILITARY.

Tan CoLortztcr or inn 19rit FooT.—Major•tisaenl
Turner, the general officer commanding in the Cork district,
is, it issaid, to be appointed to the coloueley of the 19th
Foot in succession to the late Gen. Sir Warren Peacccke.

PINSIONERIV DISTRICTS.—Toe Seeretary at War has
formed an additional division of the London district under
the superintendence of Captain Christie. To. following
changes eoneequo nt thereon have been authorised, viz.:—
March, Pet, rborongh, ,Whittlesea, from Cambridge to
Lyn..
Great Hadfield, Halstead, from First Est London to
Cambridge.
Tunbridge.—From Chatham to Brighton; and the
London district has been arranged as follows :
Deptford avisios, Cao'ain Christie. Head•quarters,
D•ptlord.—Out stations—Bromley, Croydon, Ewell, Rei-
gate, Westerns's'. The cfilmr of thil division pays the ba
faces doe to men who are admitted in-peosiouers of Green-
wich Hospital.

Past Ent London Division, Captain Holden.—Heed-
gasmen, Tower-hill.—Out Stations—Braintree, Coggin's'',
Maldon, Witham.
Second Ent London Division, Captain Wood.—Head.
quarters, Tuw.r-hill —Out Stations—Brentwood, Billeting,
Chelmsford, Grip, Rasleigh, Rousford.
Pint West London Division, htsjor Orr.—Head-quarters,
Hospital.ChelseHospital. Out-stations—Brentford, Henley, High
Wycombe, MaMimhead, Uxbridge, Windsor.
•nd Wait London Divirion, Major Campbell.—Head-
quartets, Chelsea Hospital Out-stations--Avlesbary, Aeolu-
s-hos, Berkbangstead, Leighton Buzzard, Tring, Watford.
First North London D,viaion, Ceptam Warde.—Head-
quartets, Quieksevrow. Ontmtatime—Bgnet, Damnable,
Ed.,e sore' Hitehen Hatfield, Luton, St. Alban's.
Second North London Division, Caphin Calm—Head
qnarters, Cloicksec-row. Out stations—Bishop's Stanford,
Donntow, Epping, Harlow, Hertford, Pundet's End.
Waltham Cross.

Sinth London Division. Captain Nntt.—Head-quarters,
Kranington-comsion. Oat.stations—Kinpton, Staines,
Wokingrani.
Woolwich Division, Kilo" Forbes. Hera-quarters,
Woolwich. Out-stations D .r:ford. Chimaera from
Chatham, St. M.ry Cray, Sem utak., Riverhead.
Theta changes have taken • &et from the lit whine.
London, England, 1849-09-07

LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE.

The proceedings at this metrics came hi a close at halt
palig Ivo o'clock, and the only further business clone aher
ear weal bed been despatched was the adopton of the
award reacomended, and of two other rf SliUtiolll-0110 of
wide ampawered the directors to raise 560,0001, additiooal
capital by the mode related out in the report, and the 0.11
amayiewerimi tbas le naive paymeots oa shams in full and
semen thaw late pefiap stock.
London, England, 1849-09-07

RdILWA YS.
THIS DAT, Two O'CLocz.
The share market this morning remains about the
IMO as regards pricer though the tone of the mar-
ket generally is a shade less firm than it was yester-
day. Great Westerns are letter, and realise-d 674.
Great Nortiterns, Midlands, and York, Newcastle. and
Berwick' are rather flat. London and North Wes-
terns are steady.
In French shares no business is doing.
London, England, 1849-01-04

FRANCE.

PARIS, WEDNESDAY, 8 P.M.
The recurrence of such a public misfortune as the
consequences of the precipitate vote of the Na-
tional Assembly on the salt-tax is rfftotnally
prevented by the decision come to by Use As-
sembly last evening, by which, frcm butte-
forward, it will be impossible for the Assembly to peas
any kw withrrit three readings and three debates,
with an interval of not less than five days between
each.
_ _

Petitions continue to pour in front the councils-
general of the drpartments, and from innumerable
public bodies and assemblages of citizens, in favour of
the eVesolution of the Assembly. The committee of
legi.latioa has rejected to-day, by 19 votes against 18,
the proposition of M. Ratteau, for fixing the elections
for the new Assembly under the constitution fur the
4th March. The committee of justice has also re-
jected it.
The Patti* of last night has the following :
We some days sines announced that M. de Rini, ambassa-
dor of Sardinia, inteaded to represent the Cuurt of Turin in
the essference of Brussels, bad quitted Paris, leeriest as
his sabstittne the Count d'Antioche; as eiarge-d'affaires,
sad M. Borrows% as chief secretary. This news appeared to
fungal others, which, without being efficial, circulated
yesterday in the diplomatic world. The COITUS of
Brussels will not take piaci*. The project of mediation may
be regarded as 'handouts& It is known that Austria only
accepted the congress on emnpulsion. She has taken ad.
vantage of the first occasion to point out the inutility of
eouferenon which must prove abortive. The programme of
Okbeeti has served her for a pretext. a oherti has said
that Sardinia would not discontinue her preparations for
war. Austria has affected to see in this a kind
of declaration of war, and has, it is said, declared that the
regress would be absurd from the moment that Sardinia
did not think of peace.

M. Armand ?donut has contradicted the report
that be was about to withdraw from the presidency
of the Assembly. He will, therefore, bo a candidate
for the chair at the next election, which will take
*O9 on the lath. It is said that the government
Inked to propose M. Datum. The several parlia-,
mcntary clubs, hitherto known as those of the Rue de
Poitiers, the Institute, the Palais Royal, and the
Roe Taitbout, are undergoing modifications, and
some of them almost touching their dissolution.
A new club has just been formed, for which
the Minister of the Interior has given the use of the
principal room in the rallies of the] (anal d'Orsay,
where its meetings will be held. It will be called the
reunion of the Palais d'Orsay, and will probably be
the mast important parliamentary club for the present.
Discontent begins already to be =slanted towards
the new President. It is reported that a diesatiaho-
tics has been expressed by the officers of the Na-
tional Guard at their reception on Monday. It
is also said that M. Leon de Malsville
doss ma canoeal his disapprobation of the
eskorrepon of the President, and it is not
kopossiWe that explanations may be yet provoked in
London, England, 1849-01-04

THE COMMISSION-MR. DIIFFY'E CASE.

The commission coin opened again yesterday, punnant
to adjournment at ten o'clock, a.m. The justices did not,
however. Doke their appearance until MI he o'clock, when
having ascended the bench and assumed their places,
Mr. Justice Perrin announced that they were not prepared
to give judgment that day. The case was en important ono—
the authorities numerous, and though they had considered
many ol them, there were others they had not an o,
tummy of considering.
Mr. Baron Ridsards.—We have considered this case a
great deal, and we find we could not satisfactorily arrive at
our decision to-day.
After seine conversation with the officers of the court,
their lordship, directed a further adjournment until one
o'clock on Friday next. In all likelihood, therefore, we
shall have no trial in this cue at this commotion. _

Mr. Bott then, the court being about to rise, applied to
have an order for a copy of a printed book containing a re-
part of the prowerlings at the preceding state trials as taken
in short-hand by Mr. Hodges. He had eked the crown for a
INV), and had been refused. The book bed been rend in
that court, it had been relied on as =authority, and no copy
bad bees laid before the court. He mold not purchase the
book, as it was hot on sale, and therefore he hoped the court
would order him a copy.
Mr. Jam as Penns : We can't interfere in the matter. We
can't maks any order.
Mr. Butt : My lord, I think you tan ; the book has been
before the court.
Mr. Justice Perrin : We can't.
Baron Richards observed that it had been used as an
authority. He had had a mere fragment of it as a reference
as to pertain facts.

Hr. Boa: Then, soy lord, I shall object to its us again
to court. _ _

Tee crows. etnuml am& several observations, end the
wart row.

SCOTLAND.
EDINDIIIION, JAN. 2.
The Edinburgh Finance Reform Association has com-
menoed issuing original tracts of its own. The first is
entitled " Ineome and Expenditure ;second, "Method
of Keeping the Public Accounts ; third, " National
Debt." Some surprise has been felt 01'1 among the
many liberals of the parliament house, Mr. Alex,
Dunlop should have been the only advocate who has
publicly declared in Wow of state economy. The
adhesion of the faculty, however, may be looked for
soon—they have been cutting down the salaries of
their librarians, treasurer, bar, wig and gown keepers
—and manifesting as they have done such a prudent
regard for their own funds, they cannot take offence
er refuse to aid the public in exercising a similar fru-
SalitY.
A Californian expedition has left Greenock, a
number of " navvies" accompanying it, armed with a
due supply of spades and smelting pots.
London, England, 1849-01-04

IRELAND.

DUBLIN. JAN. 3.
The judgment in demurrer in Mr. Duffy's case is
again postponed. Friday is now fixed for pronoun-
cing it.
It is said to be the intention of the executive to pro-
pose a change in the office of assistant banisters of
counties in Ireland. In future these judges are not
to be practising barristers • they are to reside in their
several counties continually, and to hold frequet t ses-
sions for the di-pasal of pnsoners. This arrangement
is a valuable one, and much needed.

The " OarryoWen boys " while inaugurating their
new mayor on Monday last, were particularly ener-
getic in their denunciations of " Lord Clarendon,"
" The Whigs," and the A'torney-General, and obstre-
perous in their approbation of Mr. 8. O'Brien, of
whom we, in Dublin, though somewhat nearer to him,
hear, heaven help us, never a word.
London, England, 1849-12-10

THE HON. ARTILLERY COMPANy.
. -

A meeting took place on Friday morning,
the corps of the Hon. Artillery Company, on then...J.l
the meeting of the Annual General Conn, called
fd
purpose of electing the usual officers of the Co •"I
ether matters, It was held in the great hall of the ArLl4
in the Artillery-ground, Finsbury, and ',tithe romtaZY,
ever known, and its members exhibited the nut*
anent, in consequence of the recent warrant coca by
crown, disbanding twelve enptains and nine lientahmits
reducing all the sergeants to the ranks, as well aa depiL7
the cores from electing, in future, its officers, the p.. 0
th"ey'rrd",36ta••,4.Btlh-4Fa
nerving t• itself the appointment. The corm cant:
was an invasion on their privileges by the govineee;:l,il
termined to amend the laws by, which the co •—•••
dsirirnmedinbay
d, so as to prevent the newly-appoieted .1!
taking any part in the manage cent of the ineti7.7
of the company. Accordingly, notice was istisel, r." 41
end 22nd articles of the rules and orders of the coal. 's
pareday s
mbeforeotiontsoetomaeletedrngan
in lieu thereof to substitute other articles. t Yak
The meeting, which was presided over by the Lintz,
the lion. Henry Fitzroy, M.P., was one tit a viciousoiteordant description, and every effort nu awe hf ,1111
vestment party to oppose the alteration of the reCII
denouncing the bulk of ne corps mutineers, Pm t7.._bf
ru es, however, were carried amidst Iv-rendes. elieZ
One of them ran as follows.—Article N 3. 3,
company be governed, except as tJ its miiiary eg4h,
Court of Assistants—cons•sting of the pretide,t, eke eV
dent, treasurer, and 27 elective assistants, eight of .
shall form a quorum, and that the Ir rd hispd, the
man, and the sheriffs of the City of Londonkr ,b4";17
_1•
being be hon. members. But that no member hold
ee7
rank of ail, er, tr non-commissioned dtiar,
other authority than that of elicion by ballot, she. NIL!
Bible or qualified for an elective member of the Co"
Assists, ts, t inept the colonel, lieut.•cul•mel, sad
At ih- craniusion of the meeting, three sheers were sit
for the Qu• en.
The Lew regulations prevent the captain geeeri tti
colonel, Prince Albert, officiatino at their court %then 0,4
sanction of the corps.—Sunday Paper.
London, England, 1849-12-10

NAVAL

ADMIRALTY.— APPOINTMIINTtI. —SIIONIb2/i. Master.le
Asiieuint : W. J. W. Yelitind. Phation.—Mate: W. A.
V. &tyre ; Naval Cadets: A. G. Perry and D. Price.
Acting Gunner : M. Thompson.
THE COURT OP INQUIRY on board the Eurydice, 26,
Capt. Anson. terminated on Taurecley, when the results
were ter warded to the Admiralty. No orders have since
been received an the subject, anti the affair is molt likely
ended.