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The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-16

HOLLAND.

The session of the States General of Holland was
closed on Saturday, with the following speech, deli-
vered by the Minister of the Interior:

Gentlemen,—The King has charged me to declare the
closing of your present parliamentary session. In addition
to the ordinary business, a great number of important laws
have been submitted to your examination ; and, as to other
lam, which time did not permit to be presented, they are
now prepared, and can be discussed in the next session.
Several laws relative to the financial administration, the
interests of our manufactures, the justice and defence
of the country, have been voted; the commercial law,
the law regulating the taking of property fur causes
of public utility, and the laws on the promotion,
resignation, and pensioning of officers of the anny and
navy, have attracted your particular attention. Important
branches of constitutional law and administration are esta-
blished by these laws. Thus you lend your co-operation,
with calm and becoming zeal, to the foundation of institu-
tions commanded by the fundamental law, and to the intro-
, duction of ameliorations required by our situation. The
zealous co-operation, full of solicitude and prudence, which
you have afforded to the government, guarantees to us that
we are in a path of which the interest of the nation is the
only end. In continuing thus, the government and repre-
sentatives.may flatter themselves that the results, seen and
appreciated by a nation whose union makes its force, will
respond to the proposed object. In the name of the king,
I pronounce the closing of the present session of the States
General.
London, England, 1851-09-16

LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

(By Et4trle Telegraph.)

- . -
BRUSSELS, SEPT. 15.—Belgian Five per Cents.,
100; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93; Ex-
change on London, 25.171.
ANTWERP, SEPT. 15.—Five per Cent. Metalliqucs,
78/ ; ditto Ardoins, 13/. Three per Cent. Interior,
34. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100. Ex-
change on London, 25.17 t.
AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 13.—Five per Cent. Metal-
liques, 731; Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Belgians, —;
Five per Cent. Ardoins, 14 3-16. Three per Cents.
Interior, 341; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
• Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Integrals, 58 5-16.
Exchange on London, 11.87 i.
MADRID, SEPT. 9.—Three per Cents., 361; after
Bolsa, 361 c. Four per Cents., 151 ; after Boise,
Five per Cents., 171.; after Bolas, 171. Coupons, n;
after Bolsa, 81 c. Passives, 6 7-16; after Bolsa,
6 7-16. Bank of St. Ferdinand, —• after Boise,
100. Exchange on London, after Bolal, 510.

...peeing 'Minna. Lowest Mang
I pee Oasts... U93 55 70 33 90 53 33 53 90
5 per Cents 9l 70 91 63 91 80 91 33 91 70
5 per Cents. Nair Loan ... ... ... ... ...
4 per Oat..
4i pa Cents ...
Exchange= Landon: sleight. 25 154 ; 00 day; 24 93.
Belgian, 5, 1850
Do. S. 1041
Do. 45
Do. 25
Piedmont 0 p.Ct. SO .. Bank Shane

PARA Sr% IL Tit
llasay.
• LORD

For Monza.

Paws, SIP?. lb.—Versailles (right bank), 248 75;
ditto (left bane). 25; Pule and Orissa, IRO 60; Paris and Roma.
—; Rouen and Haws, —— ; MarseWes and Avignon, 203;
Illisabonne and Bole, 180; arise, ISO ; Boulogne and Aralann 10o;
011111112111 end Bordeassz, ; Northern. 460; Paris end ntrasboug.
235; tours and Mates. 213 75; Monteseau and Troyes, 103.

GREAT SCARCITY exists in tho district of Oest-
mark, province of Wermeland, in Sweden, and the Ulu-
bitanta are actually obliged to crush the bark of trees and
eat it, mixed with green rye, chopped up like straw for
bones. A fortnight ago, u a young girl named Ilsnadoltor,
of Elks, was returning from a mill with a sack containing a
small quantity of flour, ,she was stopped by three
_young
men, who demanded of her to give it up to tham. She re-
fused ; whereupon they beat her with sticks until she was
dead, and then devoured the flour. Two of the marina
were shortly after arrested. All three belong to respecta-
ble familia.

FATAL. ACCIDENT El THE STRAND.—Yesterday
afternoon, about 4 o'clock, a Chelsea omnibus, No. 6,838,
was proceeding at a furious rate to round the cab stand,
and when opposite the corner of Pickett-place it came in
contact with a poor man, a vender of lead pencils, and
knocked him down, both wheels of the vehicle paring
obliquely over his head and neck. The unfortunate man
was quickly placed in a cab and removed to King's College
Hospital, where it was ascertained that death must have
been instantaneous, the head being dreadfully fractured on
the right side, and the vertebra of the neck broken. The
driver of the omnibus wu at once taken into custody, and
removed to Bow-street.
London, England, 1851-09-16

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING LANK.—THIS DAY.
Boom.—The market has opened with a very dull appear-
ance; the large public sales are progressing heavily, at
prices rather uuder those of last week. Relined dull ; prices
quoted the same as last week; grocery lumps, 4.55. to 494.
Coerce.—The large public sales arc going olf without
spirit, and prices scarcely supported.
TEA— The market is inactive, but prices arc unaltered.
RICE remains without alteration.
Rug continues steady.
Srcess.—Nona othsell in public sale.
In other articles no alteration, but markets generally
are very dull.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is firm at the subjoined quotations, and the
demand is inyruving :—Town Tallow, 3,4. 6d., nett elsh ;
l'etersburg Y. C. nu the spot, WO, ;Ws.; ISM, 395. lid.
to 39a. 91; Tact three mouths, 39a. 6d. to 9d.; January
and March, 10s. dd.
London, England, 1851-09-16

THE OVERLAND MAIL,

(BY TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.)

(1,11031 OCR OWN COIMESiONDENT.)
MARSEILLES, Serf. IG [%] 5.30 A.
The Indian mail arrived yesterday at 6.30 p.m.
The dates from Calcutta are August 7; China,
July 24.
No news of importance.
Exchange at Calcutta, 2s. 04d. to 2s. WA.
The Pacha was wrecked, on the 21st of July, on
the Formosa Bank; 1(1 men drowned, amongst
whom are the third officer and two first-class pi,-
London, England, 1851-03-18

IRELAND.

Destmt, MARCE
The contribution of Dublin and its suburbs to the
simultaneous collection for the Roman catholic uni-
versity, yesterday, amounted, as far as the returns
have been obtained, to only 1,2;21.. which sum will
probably be increased to about 1,5001. when the re-
turns have been sent in from two or three chapels at
which the amounts received were not reported yes-
terday evening. This sum is considerably less than
was calculated on by the more sanguine friends of
the project; and although it was expected that at
^ least 10,0001. would be collected in all Ireland on
this occasion, it is now very doubtful whether any-
thing near that sum will be found to have been
realised.
The sentence of death passed at the Limerick
assizes on Patrick Luley for murder has been com-
muted.
At the Kerry assizes four very young boys, the
eldest being under 12 years, were indicted for as-
saulting Miss Charlotte Broderick, a lady who takes
an active part in the operations of the Missionary
Society at Dingle. It appeared that she was walk-
ing one day on the strand at Dingle when a large
group of boys who were at play began to call out her
name in an insulting way, and then proceeded to
throw sand and pebbles at her. She was struck in
the neck with a stone, which inflicted a bruise. One
of the boys,who appeared us a witness for the crown,
deposed that when she was passing one of the tra-
yersers said, " that is the lady that gives money to
the boys, and Father Owen spoke of her last Sunday
at mass." They then, he said, began to shout after
her, and one asked her fur a penny, saying that if
she gave it they would leave her alone. After a
patient hearing of the case, the jury retired, but
were ultimately discharged without agreeing to a
verdict.
At the Galway assizes Baron Lefroy addressing
the grand jury said:
I am very happy to be able to inform you that the calen-
dar which has been presented to me at (lac present assizes
is by far the lightest I have had an opportunity of com-
menting on for the last three years. In the year 11148 the
number of prisoners for disposal on the calendar amounted
to 713 ; in 1849 there were 433: is 18.i0, 168; and they are
now reduced to the number of 113. This is certainly a
very favourable and gratifying improvement in the state of
your county. Amongst the prisoners for trial there is but
one for a capital crime, and that is an old ease standing over
since the last assizes. Amongst the remaking cases I do
not find any of an aggravated description, on the contrary,
so many as 43 of them arc for larcenies of the smaller kind.
London, England, 1851-03-18

BAIL WAI'S.

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctoex.
The share market opened very heavily. this morn-
ing, and a tendency downwards manifested itself,
which was soon much strengthened by a rush of
sellers, all apparently desirous of realising. The
consequence was, a serious fall in prices,
especially in those lines which have more particu-
larly been made the medium of speculation. As
these operations slackened, however, and the dealers
were enabled to take a juster view of their
position, a much stronger feeling sprang
up, and prices are now all looking up
again, though the present range of the market is
still decidedly below yesterday's. The heavy stocks
seem to have suffered least, the decline being most
observable in Scotch shares and some of the lighter
descriptions so much in favour of late. The market
is still characterised by much excitement.
In French and Belgian shares there have also been
a great number of " sellings" at reduced rates, but
in this department tho feeling at present is also more
confident.

SHARES AND STOCKS UNGUARANTEED.

auto to-4av up
to I dal, ck.

ei i 4i Si
London, England, 1851-03-18

FROM THIS NIG'HT'S GAZETTE.

WHlTEustt, MARCH 17.—The Queen has been
pleased to present the Iter. John Forbes to the church and
parish of Sleet, in the presbytery and Isle of Skye, vacant
by the transportation of the liar. John Mclver, late minister
there, to the church and parish of Kilmuir.
OFFICE of ORDNANCE, MARCH 15.—Coars OF
ROYAL ENOINF.FRIC—Licut.-Gen. G. Wright to he Col.-
, Commandant, vice Lieut.-Gen. Sir S. It. Chapman, deceased.
London, England, 1851-03-18

VESSELS SPOKEN WITII.

North Rlar, Palmer. Pan ',modern, Jan. 3, lat. 1 5., lon. 27 W.
Itegins, of London, from Truro lot Alanandria, Yoh. 27, off !dears.

DISCOVERY OP ANCIENT CAn N s -0
u Tuesday last,
as a labouring man was at work at Cadman, in the New
Forest, ho discovered an ancient vase of Unman coins, con-
taining about three thousand, some of which were much
corroded, but many of them were in good preservation. The
coins were principally brass, and of the period of the Lower
'Empire. The poor man, in his anxiety to know the con-
tents of the vessel, unfortunately broke it to pieces.—Salis-
bury Journal.
LAM erti.ement.) BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, IN Dt-
°Mein, FLATULKNCY, AND ArIECTInNO or Tue. LIVEN KAT as It FWD
ST 110W.OKAVN Pmts.—Symptoms, indicative at throe &tortilla, are
a fee.ing of nausea, distention, and sparmodic pain in the stomach,
semis tat oppremitin, and sinking after ailing, want of appetite, heart-
burn, languor, dejection of spirit., and general debility. The re-
moval at the cause of complaint in the most important step, for
which purpee have recourse to Holloway's Pins, as they poawee
such cleansing and renovating properties that the action of the hoer la
speedily corrected. the reslandancy of bile carried utf, the stoma&
strengthened, the spirits revived, told the ypautlent is restored to per.
net hta,lth, Hold by druggists, and at PttlMo7 Holloway's esta-
bli anent, 244, 1400100.

lIIRTIIS, MARRIAGES, AND DgATII S.
London, England, 1851-03-18

WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.

Sir R. INGLIS inquired what course the government
intended to take with regard to the removal of Westminster
Bridge, and w►ether they proposed acting upon the recom-
mendations of the committee which had considered this
subject last sessiom
Lord SEYMOUR replied that there was no doubt that
the committee had reported that the present bridge was
unsafe 1 but that the question had arisen as to the site of
the new bridge, and the evidence on this point being
deemed unsatisfactory and inconclusive by the government,
it had been determined to appoint a commission to investi-
gate the matter, and in a few days the names of the
memben of that commission would be communicated to the

house.
TILE ROMAN C4THOLIC BISHOP OF NEW-
OUNDLAND.
Mr. B. COCHRANE begged to put a question to the
Under Secretary for the Colonies. Recently the Roman
catholic Bishop of Newfoundland had, in a public docu-
ment. announced himself as, " by divine grace and be fa-
vour of the holy sec Bishop of Newfoundland.- Had this
fact been communicated to her Majesty's government ;
and, if so, what coarse had her Majesty's government

taken ?
Mr. LABOITHERE returned that his hon. friend (Mr.
Hawes) had not been able to attend in his place ; but from
information furnished to him, he (Mr. Labouchere) was in
a position to answer the question. It appeared that in
September last a denote* was received from the Governor
of Newfoundland referring to a letter written by the bishop
I of Newfoundland. in which attention was drawn to the fact
I that a newly-appointed Roman catholic ccelesiastic had
styled himself in public documents as " by divine grace, and
I by favour of the holy apostolic see, Roman Catholic Bishop
of Newfoundland." The answer returned by Lord Grey
I was written in betober. and in this, that noble lord referred,
by was of reply. to despatches of March, Ifitd : July.
ISIA ; and March. lAA, on the subject of Roman
catholic prelates in the colonies ; and added that the prefix
of " Rom In cathodic" to the title of the Roman catholic
Bishop of NewtOundland rendered the assumption in
I question of no importance.
Air It. I.IIIGLIA asked if that despatch, giving this
answer, would be laid on the table ?
Mr. LABOCCHERE saw no objection to doing so.
SUBDIVIIPION OF PARISHES.

jar. 8. HERBERT wished to know fsno the noble lord
(Lord J. Russell) what course the government would take in
reference to the report of the commission appointed hat
year on the subject of the sub-division of parishe,. Would
the bill withdrawn last Attilioo be re-introduced this Tear?
Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that the bill was Nang Ye-
=dolled; but* lad &uranium:at of Ws doubtful clams
London, England, 1851-03-11

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

TUESDAY, MARCIE 11, 18.51.
The State of the Weather at each of the following places at
Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations ---
arranged in order of latitude.
Conroe of
%%in&

Name of Place.

-Stresairtb at
Wind.

BOW of Weather.
London, England, 1851-03-11

MARRIAGES.

ALLEN-13CR,14.—March 6, at EdlnAurgh, T. W. M. Allen, , of
Claveeing, bees, toJane, only dauelarr the late .1. L. Campbell,
Pp., of Aehalader. Pertbahire, and widow of the late T. C.

Burma, 2.. q.
BELCIIER—ROGERR.—Marth 3, at Nicholas Church, Galway. J. T.
Belcher, eldest sem of CapL Belcher, formerly 01 the 32nd Foot, to
Fa—nny Coleman, Cdest daughter of It. N. Bogert, Eaq., staff-

offlit74, Galway. -
CALCOTT—NEWTON.—March 4, at Oundle, 0. W. B. Odeon, Esq.
Ductile, second son of Itsj n• 0. 8. Calcott, of Cayntostnousurt,
Shropshire, and Clifton. mar Bristol, to Anne Perste, youngest
daughter of the late L. Newton, tog., of Elmington, Northampton-

.
shire.
HAFFENDEN—BANKES.—March 6, at St. James's. Paddington, by
the Be.. E. 11. titeventon, Alfred, only von of the late J. Ilattinden,
Eng., of Homewood liouve Tenterden, Kent; Clesrwrit Court,
Gloucestembire; and Langford Hall, Notts, to Jane, third daughter
of the late G. Henkel'. Esq., of Balkan-hill, Surrey.
KING—LEIGH.—March 4, at Bray Church, 0. King, Eq., Captain
of the 55th Kett., end only awe of Capt. King, R.N., to Grace
gory, eldendaughter of V. Leigh, Leg., Thorn-kill, iluklin.
MACDONALD— POWELL,—March 8, et Hackney, by the Rev. John
Davies, the R .. George Mandonald. o Arundel, to Louln,
third daughter of James Powell, Erg., of the Limes, Upper Clayton.
London, England, 1851-03-11

BANKRUPTS.

JOHN BARNARD WARErE,Broadway, Deptford, iron-
monger.
CHARLEA Dammam, Beverley, Yorkshire, draper.
WILLIAM Breni.E, Leadenhall-street, City, ship owner.
OFARDE PARKtk, Coventry, builder.
HENRY BLAKEALEY, Castle Broniwieh, Warwickshire,
brick and tile dealer.
EDWARD SMITH, Worcester, hop merchant.
Srrnies 'THOMAS WALKER, Barrowby-lodge, neat
Grantham, Lincolnshire, horse dealer.
lIANARL JONI*, Wrexham, Denbighshire, cheese factor,
ROBERT WADE, Plymouth, grocer.
TIIOMAR HINTON, East Stonehouae, Devonshire, furni-
ture maker.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
JOHN MILL AR, Ballumbie, Fortarshire, banker, deceased.
Jour Mums, Kilwiuning, A_yralaire, ironmonger.
JAMES SETRIRLANLI, Logic Kill, Edinburgh, COD:Mi►
sion agent.
London, England, 1851-03-11

THE POLICE COURTS.

GU I LDHALL.

A lady presented herself before the sitting Alderman, and
asked for an order to admit her into Newgate prison to we
Wm. Gray Smyth,whose disgusting ease has lately appeared
before the public.
In answer to the Alderman's questions, she stated that
she believe/ this Wm. Gray Smyth was her husband, who
had left her about 14 Team ago.
Alderman Wire said that, under the peculiar
stances that had so lately transpired, he was rather surprised
that she should have any wish to see a man whose conduct
had been so revolting.
. . " "

Mrs. Smyth said that it was not from any wish to see hint
personally that she made the present application, hut that
some property was at stake which rendered an interview
with hint neressary, otherwise she could very well dispense
with visiting him.
' Alderman Wire advised the applicant to apply to Ald.
Challis or Alderman Kelly, as they were the visiting
magistrates for the present month, and he lual no doubt she
would obtain what she required.
London, England, 1851-03-11

SECOND EDITION.

FROM THIS NIGHT'.9 GAZETTE.

FOREIGN-OPFICE, MARCH B,—lt is hereby notified,
that Viscount Palmerston, her 3fajesty's Prineipal S,cre-
tary of State for Foreign Affair. hat received despatches
from her Majcstz's Charge d'.l.4ires at Gautemala, dated
rmpectively the oth of November and the 2nd of December
last, inclosing two letters from Commander Hayes, of her
Majesty's ship Champion, which hail arrived off tile coast
of the State of Salvador, by order of Rear-Admiral Homily,
Commander-in-chief of her Maje:ty's Naval Forces in the
Pacific, stating in the first, that he had placed an embargo
on all traffic in the port of "The Union, and declaring, in
the second, the entire coast of Salvador to be in a state of
blockade.

FOREIGN-omet:, Mallen 7.—The Queen has been
pleased to approve of Mr. John Wat.on Bain as Consul in
New Zealand for the Kiwi of the Bnwilanlslands.

Dowsrml-sTrtEET, 111Attcli 11.—The Queen has
been plemml to appoint William Barrow, Esq., to he Chief
Clerk in the office of her Majesty's Treasurer for the Island
of 'Mauritius.

MARCII B.—The Queen has been
phased to pre,ent the Reverend Grigor Stewart to the
church at Kinloch Liken or Kinloeh Linehan, in the
parish of Coutiu, in the presbytery of Dingwall, and shire
of Ross, vacant by the transportation of the Reverend
Duman' Simon Mackenzie, late Minister there, to the
church and parish of Gairloeh.
London, England, 1851-03-11

WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

There is very little demand for Colonial Wool, although
the quantity on sale is unusually small. For fine quxlittes
of home-growth, on the other hand, there is a steady in-
quiry, and prices are maintained at full quotations. Last
week's imports into London were 428 bales from Odessa, 6
from Bordeaux, 38 from Mogadore, 91 from Leghorn, and
693 begs from Seville.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Meows. Cooper and Davis report a short supply and a
brisk trade at the following quotations: Prime Meadow
Hays Ida: to ft..; inferior ditto, 60s. to 70s. ; Rowan, 60e.
to 6.55. ; Clover, 70s. to 80s. ; second cut, 635. to 70s.
Straw, 24k. to 306.
London, England, 1851-01-23

LIVERPOOL, January 22.

•The market nu eanaklerablyim-

proved today i• every respect—Birkenhead, Lenciakire,
acd Cheshire (late Chester sad Birkenhead), 161—Eastern
Counties, 6—East Lancashire, 121—Lancashire and York-
shire, 651—Ditto (fifth ahans), 74 c. 7.16 4.—London and
North Western (new 1 shares), 31 1 p.—Ditto (fifth shares),
4 p.-111anchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 24—Ditto (61. new
preference), 746 C. p —Midlead, 48—Ditto (1 shares),
'lO 3-16 1 20 rt.—North Union, A (guar. by London and
North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire), 244—South
Eastern and Darer, 23—York, Newctude, and Barwick
(pref. unpaid up), 3 1.16 4.—York and North Midland, 22
—Belfast and Ballynteua, 31.
London, England, 1851-01-23

CASUALTIES.

(Pros ett

Duchess of Kent, of NewitaMlo,fiWtialdanha Bay to Cork,
foundered at sea during a heavy gale, previous to Dec. 12;
crew saved by the Mary Sewn, from Cardiff to Valparaiso,
spoken by the Witch, Zwaraty, arrival at Michael's.—
Plymouth, Jan. 21.
Hannah, Richards, hence for Terra Nova, has got on shore
near that place.—Menina, Jan. 11.
Marchioness of Douglass, for Sierra Leone, fouled the
Zealous, for Lisbon and San Francisco, last bight, when
the latter received serious damage in her bull—Deal,
Jan. 21.
_ .

Oreraba, Wylie, was totally lost on Bonny Bar, early it
November.—Liverpool, Jan. 22.
Oriental (sen.), S. moo, of Gloucester, was lost on Fast Point,
Prince Edward's Island, on December 7 ; crew saved.
Rote, Riordan, of Trees, with a lull cargo of grain on board,
sank in the Bay, on the 20. b December.—ldogadote,
Dee. 23.
London, England, 1851-01-23

[For Commercial Intelligence, lee psge 4.]

FLORENCE. bor. 15.—A French squadron has ap-
pear.d before Leghorn. This fleet is going to cruise
upon the coast of Sicily.

TILE JUPITER MAIL STEAMER, which left South-
ampton on the 7th inst, wit► the Peninsular mails, arrived
at Contnna at 11.30 p.n. the 11th inst., having been obliged
to bear op for that port In consequenee of having discoverer',
when 70 miles from that port, that the main shaft was quite
gone inside the second b a of the starboard paddle, and only
kept together by the framing and floats. The weather
crossing the bay had been most severe with a tremendous
see. It modueted on the morning of the 11th, or she would
not have succeeded in reaching that port, u the framing of
the paddle-wheel would not have held together any longer.
Seven or eight days will be required to repair the damage.
It is proposed to forward the Vigo and Oporto mails over-
land, and endeavour to telegraph to Lisbon the cause of
delay,

NATIONAL FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. —Thin
'witty bre recently made two important purchases in the
county of Essex. One of the estates is situate at Waltham-
stow ; it will be divided into 70 lots, each haying a frontage
of 26 to 30 feet, and varying in depth from 95 to 160 feet.
The estate is situate in close proximity to Grosvenor House,
and being laid out in streets is well adapted for building
purposes. Its distance from town is about six miles. The
°tit..r is a very large purchase, consisting of an estate of 20.5
acres, close to the town of Rom,ord, consisting of land pat tly
adapted for building, and partly for agricultural purposes.
It has been purchased by the satiety at et cut of 701. per
acre, and will be allotted in small farms, of two or
more acres. The situation for this purpose Is admir-
ble, lying to the right and left of the Eastern
Counties Rxilway, and a portion of the laud is
close to the station. A meeting was held at Romford,
on TUf 'day evenieg, for the purpose of celebrating the com-
pletion of the purchase. Mr. Fletcher, of Rorer. rd, pee-
stied, and the spacious Corn Exchange was crowded. In
proof of the rapidity with which the society's operations are
extending, it was stated that up to that tame 15 estates have
been purchased, at a out of more than 60,0001, and that
6,600 shares have been issued. The estates are situate re-
spectively at New hialdun, Kingston, Croydon (North and
South), and Austerity. in Hut Sauey; at Uxbridge,
Bromley, EnS•li, and Stoke Newington, in Middlesex; at
Chatham and Tunbridge, in Kent ; at Godabning, in West
Surrey; at Weithamstow and Romford, in South Essex;
and at Mennlogfurd, is North Wilts.
London, England, 1851-01-23

RAILWAYS.

THIS DAY.

Two o•Ccoci.

The improvement noticed in the share market yes-
terday has continued. To-day the business, though
not extensive, is fair in amount, and satisfactory in
character, and prices generally are quoted at a farther
advance. Brighton' and South-Westerns continue in
favour ; the former have been dealt in as high as 941,
sod the latter at 81i. London and North-Westerns
have touched 1211; South-Eosterns, 231; Great
Westerns, 791.

;tains pram
Yesterday.
London, England, 1851-01-23

SPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. 16.
Bravo Murillo bee read to the two chambers his
programme of government, which is summed up in
respect for the law, impartiality and economy in the
administration. He promises to present a plan fir
settling the debt without, however, giving any details.
General Lersandi is said to have been appointed poll-
ucal chief of Madrid.
MADRID, Jew. 16.—Tbree per Cents., 33f ; after Bolus,
331 to 1 caah, 3311-16 paper. Four per Cents., 121 Five
per Cents., 12 9 16; after Boles, 121 paper, 121 cash.
Coupons, 6j; after Boles, 61 sub. Natives, 3i paper;
after Bo'sa, 31 cash. Bank et Bt. Ferdinand, 96 cask. Ex.
thugs on Loudon, 50.65.
London, England, 1851-01-23

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The Tallow market is firm teeday, with a fair demand.
Prices range as under .—Town Tallow, 39.. 6d. ; Peters-
burg T.C. on the spot, 3ia. 6d. ; Feb., and March, 375. 6.1. ;
last three months, 39,. to 395. 3d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
hitters. Cooper and Davie report very little doing at the
following quotations . Prime Meadow liay, 754. to Soe
inferior ditto, 65e. to 7t.; Roweo, GOe. to 65e.; Clover,
70e. to 80a; stood cut, 655. to 740. ; &raw, 23e. to 265.

ADMIRALTY, JAN. 22.—APPOINTMENT8.—Muter
R. Salmon to the Firgorl.
Surgeon Wm. Looney to the Apollo,
Mastere-Aulstent W. lloydon to the Boscatoen.
Clerks: W. P. Burdwood to the (laden, and W.ll. J.
Brown to the Arrogant.
Clerks Assistant J. Cowl. y to the Pandora.
49T11 REGIMENT.—To-day the service compatieo
of this regiment are to leave Fermoy and march down to
Cork, there to wait the arrival of the ships to convey them to
C.,rfu. The ships appointed for this service are the Bar-
rathpoor and the Allkec.or, which will leave the river Thames
for Cork in about a week from this date. The depot of the
49th will for the present remain at Fernley.
THE LATE CAPTAIN BALDWIN.—This officer, who
had been on the retired hall-pay list since 1816, died at
Ipswich on the 18th inst. He served formerly in the 7th
Pocileen, and had received the war medal with five clasps
for his services at Botha, Albobers, Ciudad Rodrigo, Bads-
jos,sad Salamanca,

. COMMERCIAL STATISTICS OF CRILE.—The usual
Custom-house statements of imports and exports have just
been published for the second quarter of the year 1850 (the
woad rare instance of punctuality in this respect, for which
we are indebted to the present Minister of Finance), and
present very satisfactory results. We shell return to them
again hereafter, merely extracting for the present the re-
turns of a few leading articles of impiat and export for the
first half of this year, as compared with the several previous
years. Bix months.
Imports— 1848. 1849. 1860.
Plain white cottons, yards-8,603,324 No returns 3,734,389
C010ured,.1,328,381 „ 1,000,868
Unbleached „ ~ 8,743,025 „ 2,896,666
Prints, pe 184,303 „ 161,775
Sugars, arr.
Biz months.
Exports of produce— 1848. 1849. 1860.
Copper in ban, qqls. .... . 160,445 178,716 104.947
~ OM ,I
„ maim
Silver in hers, take.
Gold, east 118,676 106,228 13,197

Flog; ham 89,470 No retoroa 249,856What 9.
London, England, 1851-01-23

6 AILID.

Mier—from Plymouth, January 21, to .......•.
ti.. London
Amu—from Gravesend, January 11, to vernotd
C9WITILMI or Dome—tram Gravesend, January 23, to...Tobavo
110 MAN—from LiVerPODI, January 21, to Mobile
JZMlT—fros Falmouth, Jap. 31, to _ . _ 1:"51ca

Lau vcorr —novo Gravesed. linuary 22, to Barbuda.
Romance—ham Hartlepool. January 21, to —.... ....... Odeon
Romanca—trom Plytaoath, January 21, to London
nantauto—frona Orawesend, January 22, to Monition(
Tvatnn—front 6r►roeead, January 22, to H. Ara

VENUS SPOKEN WITH.
Emperor, from London. Dec. 29, out 29 days; all well.
John Bentley, front Whampoa, out 31 days, Nov. 3, lat.
13.15 S., lon. 89 E.
Mary Ann (English ship), from London for New Hol-
land, Deo. 26, lat. 2.58 N., lon. 21.15 W.
Miranda, from kiong.Kong for London, out 12 days, Oct. 22,
off the Anantbas.
Palambana, from Shanghas for London, Nov. 14, lat. 25 S.,
lon. 61 E., out 65 days.

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BIRTHS, MARELWEE. AND DEATH&
BIRTHS.

CLADMORRIS.—Jan, 13, atiiii;dt7Castle, Lads Cla•morria, of •
son and heir, who only survived • few hours.
FIELDING.—Jan. 19, at Dover, the wife of O. Fielding, Esq., of

ItAltitlBoN.—Jan. 16. at Torrington-square, the wife of W. 11. Her.
rine, Eau., ci a daughter.
BODOBTON.—Jan. 20, atynrdcorne-cteeeent, Notting-hill, the wife

of A. Hodgston, Eaq., of a daughter. -
ICE-VT.—Jan. 19, the wife of the Rev. G. D. Kent, Rector of Strat-
ford Tony, Wilts, of a eon and heir.
BIIIRDALE.--Jan. 18, at Leinnter-street, Dublin, prematurely, Via.
countess Mazda's, of a son, who survived hie birth only a few
hours.
London, England, 1851-01-23

PUBLIC BALES.

Jaw. 21.—8 y Mr. BAILNILS, at the Mart.—Freehold
waterside premises at Fountain stairs, Bermondsey-wall,
comprising granaries, kiln, and sufferance wharf, with TIM'
frontage of 105 lees, let for 7501. per annum—sold for
10.7501.

--Freehold wharf with plot of building land, Deptford
creek-77607.

Freehold house, 6, Foster-lane, Cheapside, let on lime for
601. per annum-1,2201.
Freehold house, 5, Foster-lane, let on lease for 501. pm
annum-1,1201.
Mr. V. J. Cocusa, at the Mart.—Freehold villa residents,
with, garden and nine acres of land, Hanger-lane, Stamford•
hill—sold for 2,9J01.
London, England, 1851-01-23

• That of the eccle•iastial ccurtais supposed to be hue meant.

ADMISSION TO TER OZIAT IsIIIIBITION. SST.
Patton, through the medium of the morning papers, has ad-
dressed a letter to Lnd John Russell, euggestiog " that for
the Bret fortnight of the Exhibition admission shall be, in
every case, by payment; and, further, that one day in the
week (and for massy seasons I should select Wednesday)
shall, fur the whole term of the Exhibition, be reserved for
the higher class,. of all nations who may prefer to pay for
the exclusive privilege of admission, rather than encounter
the ieconvenierice of a crowd. With them exceptions that
the entra-me shall be entirely fere." We reserve the letter
Welt tor publi:atitri in oar impression of Saturday.

1...
London, England, 1851-01-23

LAMBETH._

'Kronarut TO Peseta.—Wns. Philip rerun, the MOS
of a respectable shoemaker at Peckham, was charged by Mr.
Saltiness, of Rye-tetractr, with being in his house for an
unlawful purpose.
Mr. Solomon stated that on the preceding afternoon he
sad kis wits arrived at their house, and in the hack kitchen,
and concealed behind a cupboard door, he found the prisoner.
Be at once demanded his business there, and the prisoner is
a contused manner said ha had come to take the measure of
two young ladies, his daughters, for two pair of boots. Br
lirrias this to-be a falsehood, as his daughters had so
authority from him to order hoot., he (Mr. Solomon.) at
ones charged him with being in the house with a felonious
intention, and without further ado gun him into custody.
Mr. Solomon.' servant said that the defendant had been
there about ten Sissies, and had seen her two young mi..
tr•lne, en she believed, by their request. The accused
had exhibited a letter, which be ,had received from one of
the Mir Solemone, inviting him ; and it wee only in
defenses to the wishes and feeling. of the young ladies
that he ommealed himself, and not from say tear of being
Mr. Elliott did lot think there we. the slightest retail
for giving the young sea late custody on auk a charge; kw I
had Mr. &loom only gives himself the trouble to maks
a tow inquiries from hie somata sad daughters, he mot
lira boas Wiled Ike pima was sit is Ms Uwe with
London, England, 1851-09-20

THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL.

Mary Berton, Iteeini; shOlignlittle Bell-alley, Cole-
man-street, wu ebargN with reeeirmg sacral artiCICS of
Wearinir Morels 'liner* them to be stolen.
Sv reete Lurie asked the }limner what alto was ?
Priseser—A maims seen dealer.

Sir Peter Laurie—Ali, buy anything.
John Roberts, the prosecutor, stated that he regretted
to say his son, about seven years of age, although so young,
had repeatedly stolen various articles of wearing apparel,
which he had sold to the prisoner for trifling sums—a
halfpenny for each article, whether a coat, waistcoat, shirt,
or trousers, all of which his son had from time to time
sold the prisoner. He had cautioned the prisoner, who bad
on several occasions returned the articles, but, strangely
11 enough, had repurchased the same article three or four
I timcs. _

The prisoner said she bought them as old rags at a half-
penny_per lb.
Sir P. Laurie—And you buy a pair of trousers for one
halfpenny'.: Pray how much do you give for woollen
rarrisoner—Three halfpence per lb., but we generally buy
them mined for a halfpenny.
Sir P. Laurie—And you encourage this infant boy in
stealing ? Unfortunately, the child is too young to allow
of his evidence being taken, otherwise I should commit you
to the Old Bailey for trial. I hope the officer wiU watch
the prisoner's house vigilantly for the future. As there is
no evidence, the prisoner will he discharged this time, but I
advise you to be cautious for the future.
The prisoner was then
BOAVIMET.
James and AlO/1 Levis, twins, 11 years of age, and
Win. George Ralph and Andrea. Williams, each of the age
of 10 years, were charged by police-constable 125 F with
attempting to pick pockets in the Strand on Thursday, at
the window of pa picture shop, in which several ladies were
looking. The girl was the most active, and they were all
from the neighbourhood of St. Luke's, and Ralph and Wil-
liams had been locked up before.
Mr. Henry remanded the prisoners for further inquiry.

FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT TO A CASHIER OF THE
BASE or ENOLAND.—Yesterday morning, shortly before
11 o'clock, as Mr. Francis Field, a cashier in the Bank of
England, was in the act of crossing Princes-street towards
Threadneedle-street, he was knocked down by the horses
attached to a heavily laden waggon, and before the driver
could stop the vehicle, the near wheels passed over his right
leg, and afterwards SCION his loins. Several of the foot
pamengen who witnessed the accident ran to him and
raised him up, but he was found to be quite insensible,
and most fearfully injured. A police-constable immediately
procured a cab, and the injured gentleman was conveyed
to the accident ward of St. Thomas's Hospital, when the
house surgeon had him at ewe placed in bed. Upon exa-
mination, it was ascertained that the unfortunate gentleman
had sustained a compound fracture of the right leg, and
that, beetles severe external contusions, two ribs were
fractured. Lest night, at 9 o'clock, he was quits insensi-
ble, sad loon Lyra wine Wortaised of Ida moray.
London, England, 1851-09-20

FORLIGY.

Amiens and Boulogne
Central of Franc

671 batch Rhenish
63 IMontereau and Troyes
336 "Northern of France
1341 Orleans and Bordeaux
240 Paris and Lyons
82 Paris and Orleans
84 Paris and Rouen
194 Paris and Strasburgh
69 Rams and Havre
121 Tours and Nantes
London, England, 1851-09-20

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

HinzWan, from °mina for London, Aug. 11, lat. 20 N.. lon. 41 W.
Cybele, from Bombay for London, Aug. 13, Int. 29 N., lon. 49 W.
Caroline Agnes, from Batavia for Cowen, June 8, tat. 25 A, lon. 51E.
Mai (barque), for China, Jtoy 23, lot. 21 3., lon. 87 W., with lure of
topmast+, and was rupplied with a epar.
Earl Grey (barque), July 25, on the line, 24 W.
Gwaliur, from Manilla for London, July I, off the Cape of Good Hope.
Harriett end Jesti^, from Moulmein fur Falmouth, Sept. 7, lon. 15 W.
Hope, of Plymouth, bound F.., Sept.l4, lat. 19 S., lon. 8.0 W.
Oldenburg, from &warn for Omen, Aug. 4, lat. 19 N., lon. 29 W.
Seringspatam, fur Canton, July 3, lat. 36 S., lon. 18 E.

BIRTHS, MARItIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
CLOW.—Sept. 19, at Grafton-street, t Iturepaquare, Mrs. L. Clow, of
a daughter.
DREW.—Sept. 17, at Parliament-street, Westminster, Mr.l. G. 11.
Drew, of a daughter.
EVEREST.—Sett. 17, at Westbourne-terrace, the wife of LicuL-Col.
Everest, of a daughter.
KNOWLIN6I.—Sept. 16, at Morlce-square, Davenport, the wife of
the Rev. 0. Koowling, 8.A., Oxon, of a son.
LAINO.—Sent. 14, at St. Mary Church, pear Torquay, the wife of W.
C. Laing, Esq., late of the Bengal Medical Establishment, of a son.
LAW.—Sept. 17, at West Drayton. Middlesex, the wife of C. 11. Law,
EN., of *daughter.
NORMAN.—Sept 17, at Ledbury-terrace, Notting-hill, the wife of C.
G. Normal; Esq., of a daughter.
PROVIS.—Kept. le, at Bcracrton, near Salisbury, the wife of S.
Previa, Esq., of a daughter.
London, England, 1851-09-20

LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.

Liwaaroor., SRPT. 19.—The share market has been firm
and good to-day, especially for Leeds and Midland, which
are marked higher.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 511—Ditto
(fifth shares), 81 4i Ditto (I-shares), 19; d.
—South Eastern and Dover, 181-1 1 11—York and North
Midland, M.
MANCHESTER, SEPT. 19.—There was a good business,
and prices were tending upwards. North Stalfurds were
buoyant in consequence of the rumoured new arrangement
with one of the great companies. The sales were 81 9d.
BIILMINGRAM, SEPT. 19.—This market was rather heavy
to-day, and in the absence of orders, either speculative or
for Investment, very little business was done. In local
stocks, Old Birmingham Canals were done at 921, and
Worcester Canals at 341.
Lanus, Seer. 19.—There is no material change to report
in reference to the share market today. Prices remain un-
changed, though but few transactions are taking place. On
the whole the meeting in the morning wee a dull one. Lan-
cashire and Yotkshires closed at 511 ; and North Westerns,
at 131 die.
BRISTOL, Sam 19.—The market continues inactive, and
purchasers do not feel inclined to give even the present low
rates. Midland stock closed at 44, and Midland sin per
cent. Birmingham and Gloucester at In.
London, England, 1851-09-20

MYSTEBIOt7S_DIATII OF A YOUNG -WOMAN,

Yesterday, Mr. Bedford held an inquest, in the Board
Room of the Strand union, on the body of Rebecca Free-
man, aged 22, a singlewmnan, of Cirencester, in Gloucester.
The deceased on Tuesday last came up to London, with a
young man who was keeping her company, and four other
friend., in order to view the Great Exhibition. After
walking about the town for several hours they finally went
to the Marquis of Anglesey Tavern, Bow-street, where the
Nam hired a bed for the deceased and himself. In the
amine she was found in a perfect state of stupor, from
which she never recovered. fhe surgeon who bad been
Bled in to attend her said that he had opened the body,
and was of opinion that she had died from epileptic coma, I
which might have been caused by excitement. Robert
Bridges, a carpenter, of Cirencester, having detailed the
various places he, in company with deceased, had visited on ,
the day they arrived in London, added that they occupied
separate beds. This was flatly contradicted by Mr. Howard,
the landlord of the house, and also his wife, who stated,
the man only hired one bed. There were certainly two
beds in the room, but only one had been lain in. no
coroner and jwy said that they did not believe what the
man Bridges had stated. It certainly was a most distress-
ing case, and if the man had spoken falsely after being
sworn, he was adding sin to sin. The jury, in the absence
of further evidence, returned a verdict of " Death from
Natural Causes."
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TALLOW MAILKLT.-TIIIS DAY.

The market is steady with a fair demand on C:e spot,
but little doinj for forward delivery. Town Tallow II
quoted 38a. Csl. nett cash ; l'etersburg Y. C. on the spot,
old, ;KN. ; new, 366. 6,1. to 395., 9d. ; last three mouths,
330. 6d.; January and March, 40s.
MARL ET As V. ILA./ HA.—Town tallow, 41s. ; fat by ditto,
2s. 2d. ; Yellow Itussian, tiw, Gil. ; melted shift; 295.;
rough ditto, ISs.; Tallow graves, Os.; good dregs, tis.
In ltussian on the soot the business done is much larger
than in the former week, and an advance has taken place,
fine old yellow Candle realizes 38s. lid. to 39.. and new
Gd. to 40.1. per cwt. ; indeed, some parties will not tales
these rates. For delivery iu the lust three months ~f the
year many contracts have been entered into at 10s. to
10s. 3d. In home melted purchases have been important,
and there has been un advance; the quantity on offer is not
so large, and the lowest price is now 38s. nett cash. Other
sorts of Tallow are dealt in with more freedom, and the upward

movement continiu4. The stock of colonial and foreign is
6,000 casks more than last season, but deliveries are 1.000
casks more, am! rates are only Is. to 18.6 d. per cwt. above.
The general impression is that Tallow will b.) dearer, and
that imports will fall short of 1850, with every pmspeet of
consumption being upon a larger scale. Of rough fat largo
parcels have been mild ut a small advance.
London, England, 1851-09-20

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of tho 14th arc without new 9
of interest. The Ilcrisldo, in a long article on the
Cuban expedition, and on the events by which it
was followed in the United States, expresses the
opinion that sooner or later war between Spain and
the United States cannot fail to break out, and
it calls on the government to purchase steamers,
increase the fleet, and make other preparations.
London, England, 1851-09-20

Aberdeen ---
Belfast and Ballymena
Belfast and County Down
ißirkmthead, Lane., & Cheshire

'Blackburn -
'Bristol and Exeter

lealedonian
'Chester and Ilolyhepd
Cork, Blackrock, and Passage
llublin and Belfast J unction

'Dublin and Drogheda
!Dublin and Kingstown
Dundee and Arbroath
Dundee,Perth Aberdeen June
Dundalk and Enniskillen
East Anglian
East Lancashire
Eas.ern Counties and Norfolk
Eastern Union
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee
Exeter and Crediton

Furness
Glasgow and South Western
Great Northern& E.Lincoltish
Great Southern & Western(lr)
Great Western
Irish South Eastern
Lancaster and Carlisle
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Leeds Northern
Lis, rpool,Crachy, & Southport
London and North Western
London and Blackwall
London, Brighton, and S. Coast
Loudon and South Western
Londonderry and Enniskillen
Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c.
Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln.
Manchester and South Junction

Maryport and Car
Midland

Midkuttl Great Western (Ise:
Mon Wands
ipieweastle and Carlisle

North British
North Staffordshire
;North Wcstcra.

IScottis!l Central

ricottiah Midland
!..tirearabury and Birmingham
Threwabu and Cheater
,•
,hropehireryUnion
!South Devon

'South Eustern
South Wales
Sontblrork.,Douesster& Goole
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Vele

Ulster
'Waterford and Limerick
West Cornwall
Whitehaven Junction
York, Newcastle, and Berwick
'York and Nurth Midland
London, England, 1851-09-20

NAPLES.

A letter from Naples of the 2nd, in the rostitti-
r.bmale of Florence, states that the Supreme Court of
Justice has overruled the objections started against
the competency of the tribunal by the persons now
under trial fur the affair of the insurrection of the
lath of May, 1648. The objections werc—lst, the
royal amnesty for all acts committed on the 15th of
May ; 2ndly, the accused being deputies at the time,
and therefore subject to the jurisdiction of the Court
of Peers only ; :irdly, Signor Seialoia being a minister
at the time, and Signor Leopardi on an embassy to
the Court of Sardinia. The public prosecutor -had
consented to the third objection, but the Court over-
ruled them all by 3 votes to 4.
TURIN, SEPT. 16.
M. ifAzeglio has resumed the function of Minister
of Foreign Attliirs, confided ad ialerua to General do
la Marmom
London, England, 1851-09-20

WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The sales of foreign Wool this week have been few, and
there is no alteration in prices. There has been more in-
quiry from the manufacturing districts than fur some time
past, and the stocks there must be getting low. There
111 no fear of prices going lower and it is pos-
sible that the news we may receive from Australia
may cause them to improve. At present there is no dis-
position to speculate. Nothing as yet is fixed about the
next series of colonial Wool sales, but we expect them to
commence in the course of a month. The week's imports
have comprised only. 294 bales from llaniburgh. For
English Wool trade is rather dull, without alteration pa
prices.
London, England, 1851-12-08

:110DENA.

The Minister of the Interior at Modena has issued
the following decree, tilted the 2tith ult.:
Art. 1. The Jews are dispensed from furnishing the an-
nual contingent for the troops of the reserve as well as of
the active service. Art. 2. The Jewish communities shall
pay 1,5001 r., as an equivalent, for every conscript, even of
former conscriptions. This sum shall be exacted at the end
of each year by the royal tax-gatherers, and paid into the
coffers of the military department, to be applied to the ex-
penses of the conscription. Art. 3. An action shall lie on
the part of the communities for the sums paid against the
families of the yuang men called out for military service.

LOUIS NAPOLEON.
London, England, 1851-12-08

LOCAL SHARK MARKETS.

Lnrzarciox, DEC. 6.—Our share market remains very
flat; the stock offering has increased, and prices are all
much lower. The following are the transactions: Caledo-
nian,l3l } 13 I—Eastern Counties, 6—Lancashire and York-
shire, 62 I }—Lancashire and Carlisle (third sharesi, 81p.—
London and North Western, 112} 13—Ditto, new -shares,
p.—Ditto, fifth-shares 2} p.—Ditto, }-shares (C 1}
'p.—
Manchester Sheffield sad Lincoln, 29}—Midland, 60 40}
60 I}—South Eastern and Dover, 181 i i 19—York and
North Midland, 181—Dutch Rhenish, 5 d.
MANCIIIISTER, Dzc.6.—We have had a fluctuating mar-
ket, but there has been a fair extent of business. The salm
of Leeds were at 52, }, 1, ; Sheffield, 29}, 29; Midland,
50}, } ; Dover, 19}, ; East Lancashire, 14 ; Caledo-
nian 131.
13;amutous.w, Dzc. 6.—This market was dull to-day,
very little business having been transacted ; London and
North Westerns closed, 112, 114; and Great Westerns,
80, 81.
Lsane, Dzc. 6.—Shares are heavy to-day. The news
from Paris, and the fact of the last being a bull account, has
• great effect on the market. The greatest decline is in
Midlands and the York lines. The transactions are at the
following quotations : Caledonians, 131, I; Great Nee-
therm. 161; Lancashire and Yorkshire, dd, 62t. ditto
Leeds Eastern,
BRISTOL, Dzc. 6.—The market was inactive. The
closing prices of the following shares were—Bristol and
Exeter, 78 78} ; Great Westerns, 80} 81} ;
60} tio.
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