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The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-23

the awful development of the angry element. Every eye was
strained through the sprayey inlet to mark if pristoble
whether any iltfated boat as approaching the thundering
surf. About four o'clock, a boat was observed running to the
'rest, and standmg for the harbour. Ott she came, urging through
the whole line of foam. The crew were observed ea if in orsisultis.
don ; they waved their hands as if in taken of reosinition. still she
approached—when. to lam tidy to eay, after she load to an appear..
unce escaped the jaws of de-ti notion, she upset within a few yenta of
the solid veh. All the crew perished. Thus, in the muse of a
few hours, eight of our villagers have been hurried into eternity.
Another boat, the property of sir. Lewin Findlay, merchant, went
ashore near Cutterlim ; all hands rayed. At this moment rumour.
of thavasters are rife. butt trust Vey may tau out unfouniicd. There
ill more than enough of sorrow in the punitive reality of authenti-
cated suffering. The past is waiting.
The damage sustained at Jobnshaven by the salmon
fishings aleng the Bay is iniruen,e. Scarcely is there a
standing not of any kind between the Bay of Usan and
Berens Brow. The above sail events have lett five widows
and about twenty children unprovided for.
Tho aame storm had elf, eta as dreadful on the court of
Caithness as on that of Aberdeenshire. A letter from Wick,
Auzust 19,says: An awful calamity has happeced on this
coast, between last sunset and sunrise. List evening the
wind was veering from the south to the south-rut quarter,
sarong; but, as the fishermen like, rather hazy ; the buts
put to sea—how many 1 cannot soy, but near about 400.
As the sun declined the breeze freshened. At about
eleven p in. the wind increased, with rain, end anti- ty
became great. At about three a.m., the boats were
running in fir Wick two got in—three ran to the
bock of the north quay, and capsized, and two wtre
nreelpsi on thr north side of the bay. At daylight
Wick Bay presented a shocking iptcniele. Boats, bodies,
Ii h, nets, and wrecks indiseriminate4 mined. Broadhaven,
twelve hosts tarok., but no lives lost; in offing, three b iota
observed to go down. Those boats that bore up for Acki r-
gill, rule it out in safety up to 10 a.m., this date. A • loop,
name unknown, laden with pavingotones, a v.tal wreck in
Sinclsir Bay. The loss of life and property cannot, I fear,
at present be correctly ascertained; but what there is, is
appalling, and sufficient to demonstrate the ncoessity of some
harbour of refuge. The number of boats damaged is very
great.
London, England, 1848-08-23

SHIPPING.

MAild AURIVED.—DubIin, 2 ; Waterford, 1 ; Donsgha-
dee 1; Flanders, 1; Guernsey, &c., 1.
f•ONDON, August 23.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.W.,
fresh breere and flue.

Lireccoot, August 22.—N. W., heavy equalls.—Arrived:
Majestic, Bonny, sailed 3rd June; Warren, Old Calabar,
sailed 15th June, and Fernando Po, 30th • Elleralie, Callas;
Tagus. Valparaiso ; Sobrson, Holyoke, and Gipuy,
New Orleans; Woodside, Mobile; Syria, Quebec; Pet,
Montreal. Sailed, 21st: Stephen, St. Stephen's, N.B. The
Themis, for St. John's, N 8., did not sail, as reported, yes-
terday.
' Orr Lts-Eurooi, August 22.—Arrived: Marmion, New
York ; Bengal, —; Mary, —; Oak, —.
WHITEHAVEN, August 21 —N.E.—Arrived : Erin, Que-
bec, for Dumfries. Sailed : Wilkinson, Quebec.
MUMBLEs.—Put hack: Mary Dugdale, for Madeira.
SWANSEA, August 22.—W.N.W.—Artived: Lady Price,
Cuba. Sailed, 21st: Magnolia, Ascension.
DEAL, August 22 ',V.S. W., and W. N. W., and
strong and equally; P.M. ditto, moderate.—Arrived, 21st:
Iris, Ceylon; Progress, St. John's, N. 8.; Clipper, River
Gambia; a ship of about 400 tons. Callao. 22nd, Helen,
Trinidad ; Charles Brooke, S. Vincent's; Robert, St.
Kitts; Johanna Maria, St. Croix; Amherst, Laguna, and
sailed for St. Petersburg; '
Beaufort, Laguna, and sailed for
London; Edina, St. John's N.B. Arrived from the river
and sailed: Thomu Lowry, Adelaide, S.A. ; Spartan, New
York. Put back. Sophia McKenzie, for Bt. Andrew's,
N. 8.; Hymen, for Pugwash; Britannia, for River St.
Lawrence ; Windermere, for Hobart Town ; Asia, for
Quebec. . . .

OFF THE. NORTH FORELAND, August 21.—Arrived .
Xemiphon, Quebec, supplied with anchor and chain. 22nd :
?dayflower, New Orleans.
MILFORD, August 21.—1 t blew a violent gale last night
and this morning, teem the S.S.W. to W.N.W. The Hope,
hence to Irvine, drove on the rocks near the Old Dxlr.yard,
bilged, and tank. The sloop George, of Aberyatwith, drove
on the beach of the Old Dock-yard, but has sustained no da-
mage. A. schooner and a small sloop were in contact, when
the latter lost her bowsprit.
flannsus, August 21.—A fltrure-head, representing an
aged man with flowing beard, and a ship's cooking-house,
were seen floating off the East Diamond, IGth inst., by a
fishing boat, arrived here.
FRAZERI3I:IIO, August 19.—A schooner got on shore about
three miles to the westward of this place last night, reported
to he the James amen, of Sunderland, from Spey.
OFF THE SPURN, August 21.—Arrived: Columbine,
Montreal. . . . . . . .

CLYDE, August 20.—Arrived: Thalestri., Barbadoes
Albina, Aux Cayes; Barbadian, Mantanzas. 21st, Nueva
Carmen, Havana; Hinkley, New York. Soiled: Janet,
Valparaiso; Pilgrim, Boston.
BRISTOL, August 22.—W.N.W., strong.—Arrived:
Nestor. Africa; Broom, Quebec. Put back: James Daley,
for Africa.

OTP DUNGENEB9.—Arrivcd, 21st : Madonna, St. Do-
mingo.
Format° ova, August 22 —W.S.W. to W.N.W., equally.
—Arrived: H.M.S. Lark. West Indies.
COWES, August 22.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Hebron, Ha-
vana ; Emily Taylor, New Orleans; Colonic, St Thomas's.
FALMOUTH, August 22.—W., fresh breeze.—Arrived, 21st:
Temandm, Matainu.
London, England, 1848-08-23

COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Two o'Clock.—With the exception of a report,
which requires confirmation, that a considerable
sale of Consols had been made by the Bank
broker, who, it mast be observed, acts also
indifferently for other clients, we' have a quiet
market, with Consols rather stronger than at
the commencement of _ busincss. We quote

them now at 86 to ! both for money and time. Re-
duced Threes, 861 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per
Cents., 86! to I. ExChequer Bills, 28s. to 325.
premium. Bank Stock, 196 to 8.
The acme calm continues to reign in the fo-eign
market, where prices nominally rule as before,
with extremely few transactions. Spanish Fives are
11} to 12}; the Threes, 22} to Passive, 3to 1.
Portuguese, 18 to 19. Russian, 99 to 101. Danish,
67 to 70. Belgian, 69 to 72. Dutch Two-aud-
it-Half per Cents., 44 to 5; the Fours, 70 to 1.
Mexican, 16} to 17. Peruvian, 30 to 2. Chilian,
83 to 6. Brazilian, 70 to 2. Venezu(l3, 15 to 18.

ENGLISH FUND',
Beak P10ek.166 5 13C.L4 Con.forAe.. 86
3 per Gt. Rod. Anne., Ili I per Oentz., IQ
3 per CI Gem Atom. tlr3 uerbllla. M. to re. prere.
London, England, 1848-02-12

Zoite evoregg.

MAILS
The West India Mail., exclarling Bermuda, Kaman, Flamm
Mordants, New orlami, Vera Cruz, Tampico, and Porto NOO. and
including tho,e for Madeira, .Inemel, Certhagena, Santa Martha,
Chagree, Panama, Went Count of Soutft America, and St. Juanale.
Nicaragua, will Oe made uo on the morning of the 17th February.
TM made for Var., Dporto, Lutaro, Motreira, Cadiz, and Gibraltar
will be mode up on the inorning of the 17th February.
The overlent while for Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, the lonian !eland,
Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India, Ilona-Kong, and China, via doutuamptca
will be made up on the morning or the 11th February.
The meile for New South Wales, Von Diemen'. Lend, and New
Zealarsd will be made up on the evening of the lath February.
The overland chwou made, vie nanseilliwi, to the Mediterranean.
Egypt, Aden, Ceylon. Runt Kong, will Dam ade up on the
evening of thu 24th February.
The mails fir Britiati North America, Rerfaida, end the Lieiteit
Mitten will be made up on the evesine of the 25th February.
The main for the Went Coot of Africa and Madeua will be made
up on the evebillK of the 29th February.
The merle for the lira:ills, the River Plate, Monte Video, Pernam-
buco, Bahia. Mddeira, end Mimeos Ante, will be made up on the
evening of the MI March.

TO MUM:WON DENTS.
THE number of SCAMPS issued to the DAILY NEWS
by the authorities of the Stamp-office, during the year 1847,
wu :
From JAN. 1, to Doe. 31, 3,447,009
This, we believe, is within eight per cent. of the number
issued to the Morning Herald, Mor Chronicle, and
Morning Post, ALL FI.T TOGETHER.

In addition to the above, issued to the DAILY NEWS,
Morning Paper, there were issued for the Evening Edition,
THE EXPRESS,
From JAN. 1, to DEC. 31 778,714
Which was more, we believe, than were issued either to the
Globe or Standard, Eveniesr Papers.

Aderfetveltente letended for • The ' boodles elentse, pew, out
be at the ogee, Le, Ifoeverleaereeteby Two Vetere tee day et paloWeelea.

BIOIN OATHS AT LONDON IRMO&
Tams Daysilosulaz. la wk. 7 s &Norm 41 lan. NW 7.
To.leesnow—Mosimr.l4 miss. We a l ai1a......50 Z. Plw I.

LONDON, SATURDAY, FEB. 12.
THE illness of the Archbishop of CANTERBURY has,
as was expected, ended in his death. While his name
!As been daily before the public and the courts of law
in connexion with the discussion on the rights and
duties of his office, the aged prelate has been fast
withdrawing from all controvet ales of church or state.
lie can scarcely have been made acquainted with the
eloquent eul. glum which Lord DENMAN, ten days
ago, pronounced on his character, but he may pro-
bably have heard with satisfaction that the confirm-
anon dispute was at an end, and that he had no
legacy of litigation to bequea,h to his aaccessor.
Though younger by several years than his colleague
of YORE, who only preceded him to the grave by
London, England, 1848-02-12

REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE BANK
OF FRANCE. .

The following is a summary of the report read to the
shareholders of the Bank of France, at their lut general
meeting:

Three circumstances had marked the operations of 1816. Find, the
unusual increase in the operational of the Dank. which had for the first
time risen to 1,726 million, 2nd, the diminutien in the metallic re-
serve, chick from July 1 to the mid of tho mar had Wien Ir..ra 2
millions to 80, showing a decline of 172 millions ; and, Sal, ante an
interval of Deenty-eeven years, the rate of dLoount had Dt en raised
from 4 per cent. to 5 per cent. But the operations of 11347 kid even
exceeded thom of 1846, having leached a mum of 1, sal milliot a; the
reaervie of the Dank at Paris cod of the branch banks ago in &desired
from 80 millions to 181 millions. On the dare of the report, n eIY.
Jan. 27, 1848, the amount cm :89 the rate of dimount
amain redaced to 4 per teat en Dee. 27,1847. The objector the proceed-
ing of raising the interest to a per mot. was to client the colt from the
kingdom dam* and it had fully sutured the intended purpose,
u the tank nu not obliged to bare scour, to any more rigorous
asessure; k had neither restrieted the number of In &moults, Dec
been men were in its judgment of the bills which it consented to
rev:give; the outs of rejection were not more tumorous than usual.
The report then anodes to the loon of tae nWtan sterling made to
the yak by Essibli espttallats towards the sad of 1646; the average
duration of the loss was 108 days, and the coat of transport, the
enchants, and the other expenses, 'anointed to 800,209 f., or
shout 3-19 per cent., In the operation. It then sprats of the
Ithadiall purchase of renal. The offer to that effect was made en
March 16. This °Unbolt presented Itself under a double point
of view; the coma gamma bash( Imen strongly sebeitad to
sell in the market, a pert of the diarelidders the hank had
formally refused. On Mutt 16 the reserrewilitei. millions bad in-
creased to 110, sad • monesent of miss of from the depart-
meets of Peke, bad already been nianUested. sale to Rages
held out to the Bank sem only an aid which had become umiem. Be-
sides the redo& payment angrestMed by the time required for
coining die spatmamas& et. retwyberg to be bteogiat to Pats,
London, England, 1848-02-12

Mazgaret

NQUERTs, YESTERDAY.—MATIFLAUGHTER AT LAM-
METH WORK HUl:OZ.—Before Mr. Carter, in the committee
room of Lambeth workhouse, concerning the death of Jane
Jackson. The facta have appeared in the police reports.
The deceased on Wednesday last was sitting in the proba-
tionary wird, when two females came in for the night. A
row ensued between Buckley and Maria Connell. They
were about to commence fighting, when the deceased rushed
in between them, and in so doing received a blow on the
head from Connell, which was intended for Buckley. The
deeeawel became insensible, and during the night died. Mr.
S. Caldcleugh, surgeon to the house, said the deceased's
death was from concussion, occasioned by the blow. The jury
returned a verdict of " Manslaughter" against M. Connell.—
DETKATION or A YOUNG FEMALE FOE NINE YEARS IN
LUN►TIC HSTLCII, WITHOUT NOR PARENTE' KNOW-
LEDON.—By Mr. Mills, at the Ashby Castle, Northampton-
Nome, Clerkenwell, on the body of the late Miss Kate
Ling, aged 29, daughter of Mr. Laing, a captain in the
merchant service —Captain Laing said the deceased was his
daughter, and that during the time he was at sea, he left
her hi care of a relative, whom he paid for her support.
When he r. turned home, nine years ago, he was informed
that his daughter was in a situation, and fur nine years he ,
imagined that such was the fact. About 12 months ago, he
heard for the first time that his daughter hod been for nine
years in a private lunatic asylum, which greatly astonished
him, as she had never betrayed symptoms of insanity. He
had h:r instantly removed to the house of Mrs. Barns, Rog.
worth-place, where every attention was paid her, until the
.sth inst., when she was found dead on the floor in her
bedroom. Atter her removal to Mrs. Barns's, she be-
trayed symptoms of insanity, which he attributed to the treat-
ment to which she had been subjected during his absence.
Although he repeatedly passed for years theWesternAsylum,
Sloane-street, where his daughter was confined, he bad no
idea that she was its inmate.—Mr. Taylor, surgeon, made a
post mortens examination. The body externally presented a
kw slight bruises, and internally he found the lungs so com-
pletely collapseti, that death must have been instantaneoas.
That might have occurred by the shock her system sustained
by her falling from her bed to the ground.—The jury, after
some deliberaton, returned a nerd ct of "natural death:
after which the father of deceased intimated his intention
to proceed criminally against the parties who placed his
daugh:er in a lunatic asylum
London, England, 1848-02-12

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IRELAND.

DUBLIN. Fee. 10.
Lord Clarendon follows his policy with detei mina-
tion and vigour. Resolved on the suppression of
crime to the full extent of the powers vested in him
by the recent act, he has just issued an order to the
high constable of Middle Third, Tipperary, to levy
ten pounds off the townland of Balladine, in the
parish of Ardmuile. A murder bad been committed
in the now suffering district on the 28th of De-
cember last, and an additional constable was placed
there, whose maintenance for three months is the
amount of the present levy. The townland consists of
33 acres, and is held by 16 occupiers; so that the
rate will come up to six shillings in the pound for the
three months : for the entire year it would exceed
the letting value of the land. This will fall with
sufficient severity on the occupiers. Better to aid
lin the suppression of crime, than groan under such a
penalty.
London, England, 1848-11-06

SHIPPING.

Flourmoterrox, Nov. 3 —Arrived : Emma, Richibueto.
Comm), Nov. 6.—W.3.W., hash.—Sailed: British Tar,
Jamaica.

Rye, Nov. 2.—The Fortuna, of and from Hamburg, foe
Port Alegre, Rio Grande, came on shore on the west side of
Dungeness this morning, but is expected to be got off if
the weather become fine; crew saved.
LYTHAM, Nov. 4 —The Peru, from Dundalk for Preston,
struck on the salt-bones bank this morning and filled ; crew
saved ; port of the cargo and materials being saved.
Sitieum, Nov. 4.—The Regent, of South Shields from
Hamburg, during last night drove upon the Here Sand, and
remains ; crew saw d. During last night it blew a heavy
pile of wind from E.N.E., attended with rain and snow;
this day it is moderate.
Hum, Nov. 6.—The John, from Boston to Goole (in
ballast). was driven sailors yesterday at Saltfieet ; mow
laved ; the Troll ..xpected to be got off.
YARMOUTH Nov. 4.—The Emma, from Konigsberg to
London, has been assisted into this port leaky, having been
on Cromer roek4. The Suffolk, of and from Suuthweld to
Aberdeen, and the brig Beater, of Sunderland, ban been
in contact off Dudgeon, when the former lost main riming,
maintop-mast, &a, and the crew got on board the Beacon ;
the Beacon lost bowsprit and fore topmast, &c., and both
same into this post.
BRIDLINOTON, Nov. 4.—The Hymen, from Hamburg,
hu been towed into this bey by a &him; smack. 6th. It
has blown a heavy gale from N.N.R. to N.W. for the last
two days.
LEITH, Nov. 3.—lt blew a heavy gale from N. and N.B.
last night and this morning, but it is now moderate.
MILFORD, Nov. 4.—lt is blowing very strong from
N.N.E., with anow storms.

Burma, Nov. 4.—Arrived Josepba, Quebec.
BEAUMARIS, Nov. 6. —N. N. W. Arrived : Alum,
LagaLeaisocu, Nov. 4.—Arrived; Ann Barley, New York.
Bailed: Hero, and Gratis, Newfoundland; Chevalier, Trini-
dad; kery Whitney, Singapore.; Peter Ben, Penang;
N. rem, Berbine; Bontland. Demerara.
MAROATI, Nov. 6.—W., strong.—Arrived : Hartlepool,
St. Lawrence. for London.
_

.
RAMISOATI.—N.N.W.—SaiIed : A. F. Jeanne, New
York.

Pranovan, Nov. s.—W.—Sailed: Indianan, Sydney,
N. 8. W.; Fanny, New York.
Dunitw, Nov. 4. N.W.— Arrived: Alert, Quebec.
Sailed : Ashby, New Orleans; Marquis of Nonnanby, New
York • the William Tell, waterlogged and abandoned, was
tossed, on the 15th ult., long. 46 W., let. 46 N., by the
Magog, arrived here ; The Jenne Adolphe, which was aban-
doned on Waterloo Bar, the 30th ult., has been got off, after
partly discharging.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 6.—W.—Arrived : Robert Scourfteld,
Honduras. Off port: Cbuckaaard, Rio Grande, for
Hamburg.
Wzynorrat, Nov. 6. —W.N.W.—Arrived : Hazard,
G.:enemy, for Plymouth, leaky, and with part of cargo
thrown overboard.
_

PORTSMOUTH, Nor. 6.—N.W. to W., sqoally.—Arrived :
Science, St. Mare's. Sailed: Llndon, Maclean, Cape, and
Madras; Lady Katharine Barham, Jantaira ; Guardian,
Cape Cnaat Castle; Geo. Dactricits, Monte Video; West-
nainster, New York.
London, England, 1848-11-06

COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS.

MONEY MARK ET & CITY INTELLIGENCP.
Two o' Clock.—The funds are without material varia-
tion from Saturday's closing prices, although upon
the whole they show more firmness. Consols are now
85/ to 3 for money and time, but until recently the 7
marked 831 to 6. Some large speculative sales, it is
understood have been Trade for next account, at 851 and
831, by way of keeping down prices to fares to enable
the operators for the fall to obtain money stock for
delivery ors the 14th (the settling day) on more easy
terms. Reduced Threes are 84/ to /. Three-and-a-
quarter per Cents., 85/ to 2. Exchequer Bills, 38e.
to 41s. premium. Bank Stock, 188 to 192.
The foreign market is heavy, but we quote prices
nominally with little alteration in general. Mexican
are, however, worse, at 201 to 11. Brazilian, 72 to 4,
as before. Chinon, 82 to 5. Peruvian, 32 to 4.
New °relied'', 12 to 13. Spanish Fives, 11 to # ; the
Threes, 23 to ; Passive, 21 to 3. Dutch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents., 45 to 6; the Fours, 69 to 70. Bel-
gian, 69 to 71, ex dividend. Danish lower, at 62 to
5. Russian, 98 to 100. Portuguese, 231 to 41.
Asturian mines are rather inquired for to-day, and
some English miners take their derrture this day to
work the iron in that part of Spain. The report of
the committee is favourable, and they advise the pay-
ment of calls in advance, as the affair promises so
. . _

The following resolution hu been posted in the
Liverpool Stock Exchange:—" Notioe.—lt has been
rteolved that, after the current account, all trander
London, England, 1848-11-06

Nomura,

The news of Cabrera having left Catalonia is con-
tradicted by private letters, of the 31st alt., received
from Madrid. It is said that he is gone into Upper
Catalonia, where he intends to winter.
_ _ .

listens OCT. 30 —Three per Ceuta. 1$ 5-16 fpaw; utter Botta,
I ash. kite per Centa, paper; utter ftda, 5 cub.
Parsers, 3S paper' alter Balsa, 'S cash. Comptes, $ piper. lisak
at St. Farthest:lll,42 sash. Esaltsage ce Loadoa,4l SO.

ITALY.

The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa of the 30th rays :
"The emeutiers who really made the disturbances there
within the last few days do not exceed 200 in number,
the others who were with them being mostly attracted
by curiosity. The troops. and the National Gluard are
acting in unison, which is a guarantee for the main-
tenance of order."

Letters from Lugano, of the 26th tilt., state that the
insurgents at Chiavenna had six pieces of cannon.
The steam-boat arrived at Lecco had sixty Austrians
wounded, and the arms of as many more who had
been killed. Lunio has Men abandoned by the
Austrian troops. Throughout the whole country a
hand-bill is circulated to the following effect: "The
measure is full ; the hour has sounded ; up Lombards
and avenge yourselves.—G. MAZZONI."
The Opmione of Turin, of the lit insL, says :
" Yesterday a report was current at Turin that a ne w
victory had been obtained by General Pepe over the
Austuans. Letters from Padua, of the 27th ult.,
announce, that on the 26th, the Venetians made a
sortie from the port of Malghera, and took possession
of Metre and Pusina. At Mestre, they took from
the enemy two cannons, two baggage waggons, and
some ammunition, and afterwards advanced to the
neighbourhood of Dolo."
London, England, 1848-11-06

UNITED STATES.

By the United &Ides earner Hermann, arrived
last evening at Cowes, we have intelligence from New
York to the 20th tilt. The Hermann brought thirty
passengers and 300,000 dollars.
The Niagara, outward sh amer,'reached Boston on
the 19th, when her ne s was telegraphed to New
York, where it caused an immediate decline in both
the corn and cotton markets. The commercial reports,
which are only to the 19th, in consequence of the early
hour on the 20th at which the Hermann lelt New
York, state the exchange on London at 108), the
cotton market feeble, with pikes in favour of the
buyer and prrovisions looking down. The exportation
of breidstuffs for the week wee considerable, that of
provisions of all kinds unusually large. In cotton
there bad been this year an increase to Great Britain
of 20,261 hales, and a falling off in shipments to
France of 8,257 bales.
. . . .

The political news leaves the position of the candi-
dates for the presidentship much as before. In the
slectionathe whigs had carved Pennsylvania, Fltrils,
and probably Ohio.
Letters from Madrid have been published in New
York, announcing positively that negotiations are on
foot for the sale of Cuba to the United States.
London, England, 1848-11-06

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL

OXFORD, Nov. 4.—The annual election of Fellows of All
Soule College tenutaatal this morning in favour of the lion. F. C.
Lswlej, B.A. of !WIWI, sad the We. C. S. B. tbabury, of lireancet.
There were ten cledidtees.
. . . .

Teitertfaiirr:ll7ll. rucimell (from Merchant Taylors' School)
was elected a scholar of Oriel
&Low. Couros.—Vacante:tiletrl• College two scholarships, open
without restrictica to caneklates who have not eta edcd 19 years of
sge. Two exhibitions, one for natives of the county of Devon, with I
the preferews to the kin of the founder, Mr. J. gladden, end one for
the eons of home ior inhabitants of the city or county of Oxford.
Ths election will take place on the 29th inst.
A COMVOCATION Will be held on Tuesday for the eletilon of a superior
toad of law, in the room of Mr. Miller, &a.
COLIN SLIZABSTIOS Fuss GRAMMAR SCHOOL, SOUTH-
-IVARL-05 Ihureday the governors of this sotto& awarded a gratuity
of 1194. s year, fur three years and • half. to W. it. Fauritleroy, a
Mawr pupil, who has Jost obtained a bible clerkship at New College,
Caked. This is the third exhibition of the same amount which hss
been granted this year to pupas of this school. The former surcesstul
'magenta were W. IL Davies and J. Hunt, who bare been entered
respectively at Jesusand Emmanuel College, Cambridge.

PaaramerNrs.—The Rev. Y. Smith, to the honorary
canonry of Whitehall* in the Cathedral Church of %Vella—Bev. W.
IL Machine, 13.11 , classical proterww•bip to the hovel What y
Sandhurst, Berta—Bey. T. Butler, 8.D., slimmed chaplain to
the Bight lion. Lord Nelson.—Rev. B. IL Brown, to the C.ollrgiate
Church C., Wolverhampton.—Bra. S. ninth, D.D., to the deanery of
London, England, 1848-11-06

COMMISKCIAL.

NEW Towt, Oct. 19, 6 r x.—The telegraphic animosity-
meat into afterawa, that the Niagara was off Baton, put a stop to all
spendatices on change. Our despatch -a were not received tit shout
mews o'clock. Prim for our great staple product, cotton, are steadily
settling down, and hove entail touched tuner points than ever before
roamed. From the cownpleaion of commercial affairs in Great Betel%
there Is every probability of a further depreciation. It is pretty cer-
tain that this deprecistlos cannot go muck further, as the bottom has
almost been reached. A divine f a quarter or • penny per pound
at the arra glance does not seem much, but when we urns trate the
matte It is enormara It Is equal to • declthe of 6 per tent.
es toe market value. A falling off at this rate cannot madam
log without USW( up all the margin left. Breadstuff' re-
male without alteration. The harvests, with the exception
of potatoes, have proved about an average; the supply of
grain upon the market was sufficiently large to destroy all bopeeof
any immediate improvement in plias. The exportatloos of bead.
stab for the week were very large—larger than they have been la say
single week for the pea. year. Of floor, 11,04 barrels were shirr.,
of whieb 41,277 went to Great Britain ; 146,366 bushels of con, of
which 136,139 went to Great Britain ; and 64,731 bushels of wheat,
the we of which went to Greet Britain. The shipments of prowls
Amor all kinds bare also bees snowily I die. Ceuta has gorse
forward more madly Wiseman than for the same period Ime, and
oar export aide, at all events, so tar as this ;art la concerned, has
thus far teem much more profitable sad to a meek potter must
ybap fa 1217. The exportation of extra from all the torte, up
to the 'steed dates this year, to foreign pats, has been 93,e69
bales, 79,32' to Kneepads( dates Is the year 1641,
eta ea torrewa of 14,343 tales this year. There has
been, year, an Increase to Oteat Muhl of Wall bales,
and • falling off in the shipments to Frannie 9,237 bides All that
Warm worwary to puce our foreign trade upon a favourable footini,
la a peeper redaction la our laapostatkow a reduatka la awordasse
London, England, 1848-08-24

available for food, which, if attempted to be kept, would be
utterly lost, there can be no doubt that it is good indivit nal
and national economy ; and, if for the nest two months po-
Wow largely displace wheat, the ultimate effect of the
failure of potatoes will be much lessened.
The price of wheat in Mark-lane advanced about 3s. per. qr.
last Monday, and arise of about the same amount occurred on
the previous Monday ; in all the chief markets of consnmp•
Lion equivalent increase of price has obtained. The naw
wheat which has appeared, at market is, as might be ex-
pected, " in poor condition," and the quality is reported
by some factors to be "very variable," while others call it
bold and good." The truth is, that the English wheelie
of this year's growth will ,be found to vary as much in
quality on different farms and in different districts as they
do ha quantity; and there is protiabl no season en mooed
in which the variations o. quantity will be found so greet
as the present.
Believing, as we do, that there will be no serious de-
ficiency of food in this country during the ensuing year,
though prices may range somewhat higher than in years •
when the crops are considered more abundant and are well
got in, we do not espied the present unpromising wagon as
ah unmixed evil, because the cloud which hangs over our pro-
spects, impeditg, as it must, the revival of trade, will
assuredly prevent any protectionist attempts to stay the ex-
tinction of the corn monoynly, which at one time there was
reason to believe that unteachable party meditated. And
after the shrinking of the government on the sugar duties,
who an tell what they might have yielded on corn t Now,
however, even the intrepidity of Mr. D,srseli, and the ob-
tuseness of Lord George Bentinck, would scarcely lead them
to propose to continue a tax on the nation's food.
London, England, 1848-08-24

0

made for strong-armed patrols In the neighbourhood
of both Hyde and Ashton. The murderers ul
Bright, the watchman, are %toted by a Matcheater paper to
Act Sicrley acid Milligan, too of the Ashton '• notional euards,"
a fart which was known to our correspondent, but whi,h he
had been r: quested to withhold. They have ...cared, it it
feared, tong viitk Trainor and ethers against co hum war
rants are out, to America, in same of the marry vessele which
sailed from Liverpool at the close of lam week. This is the
more likely, since on the examination of one of them vessel.
which hod put hack to Liverpool on Tuesday in cons, quetm
of stress of weather, Mr. Robert Newton, chief constable of
A 'Moo, fund on hoard and apprehended a " nations'
guard " implicated in the Ashton outrage. Our correspon-
dent could not learn his name, but was told that he had
figured as one of the principal leaders of the " guards."
London, England, 1848-08-24

tabu Intelligent'.

COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.
Before Mr. OomnaWearer lietroyd.
SIIBPENOION or CEUTIFICATIL—The certificates Of Bur-
ling and Loyd, builders and carpenters, of Blackheath-hill,
were opposed by tdr. Cockle, for the assignees. Oaly one of
the bankrupts, Loyd, appeared. The grounds of opposition
were that the bankrupts had kept no accounts, had made
false representations to obtain credit, and had vexatiously de-
fended an action brought by the assignees on a bill of ex-
change. Their debts amounted to 1791.; there were nn
assets, not enough to pay the tspenses of the fiat which had
been taken out on their own pention.—Loyd was examined,
and stated that the balance ghee; had been made upfront books
and receipts; he kept no oCCOUnt except of the wages he
paid.—The Commiwioner said as the case was bat a small
one, he would no• inflict a long. r suvension of the certificate
than six m 'tithe, h pin. that that would operate as a warn-
ing to the bankrupt, if he went into business again, to con-
duct hintstit in a more •radesmenlike manner.
London, England, 1848-08-24

" That he should attribute in his paper the insur-
rection of March 26 and May 7, exclusively to the
mains arks (bad practices) of Senor SALAMANCA and
FACOSCRA, and to the gold given them by the English
ambassador, Sir H. L BULWER."
On these express conditions being placed before the
writers of the Siglo, they declined complying, and
stated them fully in a published letter on the 9th of
August.
Such is the management of the press in two consti-
tutional countries. •
London, England, 1848-08-24

SHIPPING.

MAILS AaßlVlD.—Dublin, 2 aterford, 1 ; Houghs-
dee, 1; Guernsey, alto., 1 ; Frencli, 2.
Lorinote, August 24.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W.,
moderate breeze and cloudy.
bf ILPOILD, August 22.—The SAWA, from Drogheda to
Llanelly, ran on shore in Nolton Haven, St. Bryde's Bay,
3 esterday, but has not yet sustained damage. Tile cargo of
the Hope, for Irvine, which west on shore on the rucks on,
the 19th inst., is b.dag di-charged in a damaged state.
Livearoot, Augustl23.--The Wakes', of Newcastle, the'
stern of which vessel was washed on shore at Hartland, as
reported 22nd inst.. sailed from this port for Baltimore, let
ult. The Oak, for Port Adelaide, S.A., has put back from
12 miles S.E. of Tucker, with bowsprit and mainyard
sprung, having encountered heavy gales.
SIOHNAWAY, August 21.—The Witzh, of London, from
Liverpool to Dantzic, has been towed is here, water-logged,
and on her beset ends, having struck on a sunken rock, off
the west end of Shant Jola._ _ _

Cowes, August 23.—S.W.—Arrived : Attica, Matanzas.
LP:Si/WOOL, August 23.—N.N.W.—Arrived : Mary, Ca-
maroons, smiled 6th May, and from Princes 2nd of June;
Sandford, Barbadoe s ; Bengal, New Orleans; Marmion,
New York; Deborah, St. George's, N.B. Sailed: John
Brougham, New Orleans ; Queen, St. John's, N.B.
OFF LIVERPOOL, August 23.—Arrived: Ben Lomond,
Callan; Elizabeth, Shadiac; Oregon, Qatbec ; Elizabeth,
and Esther, Montreal.
DEAL. August 23.—W.5.W. to W., fresh and squally;
p.m. ditto, and mnderate.--Arrived : Creole, Dominica:
Marauham, St. John's, N. B.; Wallace. Quebec; Sir
Robert Campbell, St. John's, Newfoundland. Put back :
Superior, for Demerara.
RAMSOATE, August 23.—W.5.W., (rah; p.m., W. by S
—Smiled, 25th : Amphitrite, Boston.
OFF THE NORTH FORELAND, August 23.—Arrived:
Trafalgar, Madras and Calcutta.
PWLHELLI, August 22.—The Defence is a total wreck at
Penrhynder ; crew raved. The Aratus, of Sunderland
parted from her anchors during the gale last night, tot'
struck several times, but came in this morning with appa-
rentle lute damage.
Auoist 22 —The Beatitude, from Emden to
Lor.don, has put in here with cargo shifted, boom foresail
split, and bulwarks damaged.
SAurinstuiroot., August 31.—The Hope, of Falmouth, in
running for this pat, split mainsail, and ran on the beach ;
if the wrath, r remains line, she may be got off. The Maria,
of Cardigan, parted from Caldy Roads, and is on shore near
the same place.
AKDROSSAS.—SaiIed, 21st: Margaret, Moulmein.
HULA, August 23.—W., strong.—Arrivcd, 21st : Colum-
bine, Quebec.
Muitimee.—Arrived, 23rd: Auricula, Cuba; Houghton
le Skims, Quebec.
Batumi., August 23. W.N.W. Arrived : Louisa,
Quebec.
Orr THE WIGHT, August 23.—Elizabeth Dennison, New
York, for Hamburg.
FALMOUTH, August 23.—N.W., fresh.—Arrived, 22nd
Mary Laing, Honduras; Devouport, Saguenay, with sails
split.
London, England, 1848-11-01

ITALY.

Advice. hem Leghorn mate that the news of the
nomination of MonteneM to compose the ministry
had reestablished perfect tranquillity in that city.
NAFLE&—We have received the despatch~ of
oar Naples correspondent to the 24th ult. They oon-
Itain little news of general importance. Affairs re-
ruined in mete fey. The greatest tailitary paean-
dons were taken es thoeo_a revolt was hoerly =-
VThe news from Sicily was also tmimportant.
iespolitan Fives were at 83j.
London, England, 1848-11-01

ITALY.

The Patria, of the 2:ird, says: " If we are well
informed, the Tuscan ministry is definitively formed
as follows: Guerarzi, Interior; Montanelli, Foreign
Affairs; Torselli, Finances; Camioati, War; Zametti,
Public Instruction, and Mazzoni, Ecclesiastical Affairs
and Justice."
The same journal publishes advises from Rome of
the 20th, which say the Rossi ministry has used all
its efforts to bring Charles Albert into the same views
as Pius IX. Rosmini insists on the Diet ; Rossi and
Pius IX. agree on this.
It is expected that Rosznini will shortly be made a
cardinal.
London, England, 1848-11-01

UNITED STATES.

By the Cambria, arrived at Liverpool, we have
accounts from New York to the 17th, and Boston the
18th ultimo. The Britannia, which left Liverpool on
the 30th September, reached Boston on the 16th
October, after a severe passage. The Niagara, which
sailed the week after, was met, on the 18th, near
Boston. The political news from the United States
is not of gi eat importance. General Taylor's
prospects of the presidentship were improving.
Public attention was mainly fixed upon the elictions
which had just taken place in Pennsylvania and
Ohio. The former state has inclined to the whig, the
latter to the opposite party. Business was inactive,
and speculation dull. There was a good demand for
foreign exchange. Bates on England, 108 i to 109;
Paris, 3221 to 023 nominal. Cotton was heavy, prices
declining. Grain was steady, with a good demand.
Western Canal flour firm, with a fair demand. Pro-
visions inactive. Freights qniet.
In the city of Mexico affairs continued satisfactory
under the presidency of Herrera; but from the pro-
vinces the intelligence was not so satisfactory,
Paredes being again at the hurl of a body of troops
numbering upwards of 600 men. He was said to be
on his march towards Tobuco, from which he was
but a short distance. General Bravo, with 400 men,
had advanced to meet him, bat returned to Tobsaco.

NSW YORK COMICIRCIAL.
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ere etesekb led awe doss mg gym to lo soy disgeoliasa lo woo*
until the sews 2464.1411mesessor be lowa
Pule% Iss—Woloss Uri Sew It Mk will A Ms timed ;
oho 42 seoIESP 1114446 SP NOS it Mk. Ms is Sala Oft ;
ipsoll rite 011•1•14 I_ Ob. i nie.y sm.
▪ esotkris; AIL Ms. Min Moen win fet Osman were
moils at I dal. Ns. U 1,11211 bride minims MI it Si& 10 Or.
yoole se ft. soma 7~431* *asp et WNW ski Oa
do en) at 735. Ws en fa rogoot st MA'S&
W mom dull at 24 t.ll eases.
PEA moms Wen Inseam lewier,eilbeedesep
mem steady. Pots, II ads. lie. WI Ask M. mos take the
11111131 Mfg&

INDIA.
SIEGE OF MOOLTAN.-RETREAT
OF THE BRITISH FORCES.
London, England, 1848-11-01

FRANCE.

PARIS, TUMIDLY, 11.90, A.m.
Pal& athation is, far the moment at least, partially
abraded from tie question of the presidency by
the awhl of the financial condition
of the country yesterday before the Assem-
bly. The bedsit for 1648, of which year ten mouths
only have bees included in the revolutionary crisis,
amounts to very neerly esventy-four millions sterling,
and had the revolution commenced on the first days'
of hums* Word of the last days of February, it
would very 'probably have exceeded oonriderably
eighty minium VituTlie following are the gene-
ral heeds it the of the present year:
Of bMs weed men gewitamet, or
Om/ mai ednistatiffy Wipe F. 1,446,210,170
Sendai Ws
Brosibt forward frees bras years 109,418,732

Total
Aste et the Prmisleasl Govaimeat 186,920,719
Kerma pared by the Nat West Assembly
11P 10 (WPC 26

Total
Bat to this total mean be added ass credits
seeereary to pay the brume of loans agreed
to by t►e Aressably, sod which amounted
to

Total
The budget of the next year, 1849, will be inevi-
tablj heavier, beams, although mime item of ex-
each as the ateliers nationaux, the rtes of
the revolution, &0., will disappear, other and larger
additional expenses will be incurred. It is no ex-
aggerated estimate to pronounce the budget of 1849
to be not much lees than one hundred millions
starling. How this enormous sum is to be mined
no one is able to say. A frightful deficit
there will undoubtedly be, which can only be covered
by a loan, and how that is to be contracted in the
present date of the finances it is difficult to imagine.
One mamma has been announced which has give,
satimisction to all parties (the Mountain excepted).
The holders of Treasury bons and the depositors
in the Savings Banks, a part whose pro-
=is confiscated by the dears of the
Government sad the Executive Commie-
wltisk compelled them to accept stock in pay-
meat ed what was doe to them, at a price above its
merldishis value will be compensated.
The lady of the Palsis Royal composed of the de-
mocrats; ash logidia; the tteill• bees agreed to
4,ppori the modiatissikip of Gen. Canfield'.
London, England, 1848-02-15

SHIPPING.

M arts AREITED.—DubIis, 3 ; Waterford, 2; Donagbadu,
1; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1.
LOIIDON. Feb. 15.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W.,
light breeze and dull hazy weather, with rain.
LivEstrooL, Feb. 14. W.S.W.—Arrived . Chebar, Boa- ,
bay; Patna, China ,• Cynthia, Macao; Carolus, New Or- ,
leans ; New Zealand, Savannah ; Queen of the West, New
York, with about 20,0001. in specie ; Eliza Bell, Sierra
Leant. Sailed : Maypo, Africa. Several very large logs of I
timber were passed yesterday, about 10 miles west of the ,
N.W. light-ship, by II M. steamer Urgent, arrived kere.
DEAL, Feb. 14.—W.5.W., strong.—Arrived: Morning ,
Star, Ceylon; Isle of Wight, Mauritius; Gertrude Maria,
Batavia, and sailed for Dordt ; a barque, of Aberdeen, from
Manilla.
Poaramorvx, Feb. 14.—W., Itard.—Arrived: Briton,
Mauritius, and not the Brighton, as reported yesterday.
HARWICH, Feb. 14. —The Alfred, of Arundel, from Son-
derland to Littlekuunplon, has been assisted in, leaky, hay-
ing struck on the Kentish Kopek. The Naples Packet, from
Hartlepool to London, has been assisted in, leaky.
SOLR1101101:43K, Feb. 14.—The Harriett, of end from
, Yarmouth, Fit on the melts to the northward, and, it is I
expected, will beeome a wreck.
YAnnocvn, Feb. 14..—The Eden, of North Shields, for
London, got on Hasborough Sand lest night, came off with. '
out assistance, leaky, and proceeded with six extra hands.
OP/ ST. ALBAN'S HIAD, Feb. 12.—Weear, Manunilla.
Orr Poen-sun, Calcutta, Mobile, fey Ghee&
I illitT, Feb. B.—Volans, St. Andrews.
LivearooL, Feb. 14.—The America was aground on the
her of the Miseipippi, about the 18th tilt.
LANCASTiI, Feb. 12.—The Friends of New Quay, Wick
low, to this port, is on short behind the Isle of Walney,
with bottom much damagrd. A quantity of wreck, part of
a outwater, painted blue, &c., has been seen below here.
FLYttortu, Feb. H.—S.W.—Sailed, 11t1: Bliaabeth,
Philadelphia. 12th, Plymouth, Newport mod West Indies
Cituocaetaa, Feb. 14.—S.—Sailed: Perseverance, St.
John's.
LLANILLT, Feb. 11.—Sailed : Delhi, Callao.
Molest-as. Feb. 11.—Sailed: Jenny Jones, Valparaiso.
BILISTOL, Dec. 14.—The Norway barque Sylphiden. New-
port, to the Won Indis, west ea abort on Lundy Islas&
12th Met., end it is feared will berme a wreck.
CARDIP_ ,r Feb. 12.—The WelMon, for Callao, has
71tell'afd:ryk leak
the
put back
in Mintaes with a echomer, name isakoawn, off tho Nash
Point, and received wasiderable damage ;Om *homer lost
hir head, started stem, sad received avadry Ohm
CAATIOIII To Matumins.—MonaLza„ Feb.
buoy, near the liglthouse, so a mark for the Mixon Sands,
has drifted about a stiletto the W S.W. of its former position.
SC4llllOliOllOll, Feb, 12.—The Neptune, Aberdeen to
Celt*, pat in here yesterday, leaky, and now discharge,
London, England, 1848-02-15

THE BISHOP OF lIEREFORD.

Sir,— As I have not seen any but anonymous
assertions of the fact of the late excellent and lamented
archbishop's having expressed, in • letter to the
Bishop of Rerefor i, his desire to consecrate him in
peril'', I beg to state that, happening to be in Oxford
about the time of its coming to hand, I had myself the
pleasure of reading the very kind note, in his Grace's own
land, in which that wish was decidedly expressed, and in
which excuse wee tendered by his Orace for inability to do
so early, on • particular Sunday mentioned, on account of
a prior similar engagement.
I am, Sir, your., EDWARD ROWLARDSON.
Bingtoa, St. Michael, Feb. 12.
(Curate and resident minister of R. S. M., near Chqs-
penhans.)
London, England, 1848-02-15

EQUITY COURTS.

Bebreg;;Xhancellor Knight Bruce.
ROBINSON v. GREAT Noavusow RAILWAY ComPANY.—
INauNctioN.—By the Provisions of the East Lincolm.bise
Railway Act the Great Northern Railway Commy en•
titled to eternise all the powers given by the act to the Bart
Lincolnshire Railway Company for the purpose of making •
bridge across the river Witham, near Boston, and construct-
ing the East Lincolnshire Railw.y and works on the south
side of the ricer. The plaintiffs, who held lands near
Boston, were served with a notice by the defendants that •
portion of their land would be required by the company for
their railway, under the provisions of the acts, and they
sent in a claim for 8,0001. for the purchase and compensa-
tion. The company, considering the demand excessive, had
taken the usual proceedings for having the amount tix.'d by
a jury, and a special jury had lien struck by them And the
plaintiffs.—Mr. Bacon and Mr. 7. Baily, for the plaintiffs,
now moved for • special injunction to restrain the defend-
ants from proceeding to have the amount of compensation
and damages amused by the jury and from entering upon
the land, which, they said, could not be taken under the
powers of the acts.—Mr. Wigram and Mr. De Gex, fur the
company, asked for time to answer the affidavits, which
were only filed on Saturday, offering to undertake that
the company should not enter upon the land in
the meantime.—Mr. Bacon contended that the undertaking
must be extended to the proceedings before the jury, which
ought not to go on until the motion was heard—The Viols-
Chancellor said he cold not understand how the plinntiti
1 wooed be prejudiced by the inquiry going on if tne defend-
ante undertook to abide by the order of the curt as to cost;
and, after some discussion, it w,. arranged that the com-
pany should be at liberty to pro, .1 ' :f they
thought fit, without prejudice to any queen, n in the eau,,
undertaking not to act on the verdict, or take possession aI
the land without leave of the court, and to abide by the
order of the court as to costa and otherwise.
London, England, 1848-02-15

COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Two o'Cloels.—This morning has witnessed another
quasi revolution in the values of public steurities.
Yesterday prices set in strong for the rise, and 90 for
Consols was confidently predicted as en event to be
decided at the opening of this day's market. The
opening. came, and appeared strongly to favour the
prophetic anticipations, for Consols were quoted strong
at 891 buyers for sceount. The case was soon
reversed, however, by the appearance of
seller., by whom some considerable parcels
of money stock were disposed of, and larger
quantities still for account. Consols went down in
consequence to 89 money, and 89 to k for time.
Various were the rumours circulated to account for
this extraordinary derangement of the market.
Among them telegraphic despatches, said to be re-
received, bringing accounta of commotion. in Paris;
hostile collisions in Italy between the Austrians and
Italians: the ministerial budget, forthcoming on
Friday night, with propositions for funding seven
millions of Exchequer Bills ; lastly, and not the least
influential of the rumours assigned as the cause
of panic, the statement, given on authority in the
Daily News exclusively, of the approaching departure
of Count Dietrichetein, the Austrian Ambassador,
his family and suite, which is interpreted to be
significant of discontent with the policy of the British
cabinet with reference to Italian affairs.
Consols have now recovered, but only slightly, the
quotations being 89 to 1 for money, and 891 tot for
account. Reduced Threes, 69/ to !. Three-and-a-
Quarter per Ceuta., 90/ M'arch Exchequer
Bills, 18s. to 225. ; the June Bills, 235. to 27. pm.
Bank Stock, 200 to 202.
Foreign stocks were quite neglected, excepting so
far as the arrangements in progress for the settlement.
Mexican were 1 •wer at 181 to 19. Peruvian, 34
to 6. New Grenada, 20 to I. Equador, 31 to t.
Spanish Fives, 211 to ; the Tlirese, 311 to 2 ;
Pawnee, 41 to 51. Portuguese, 26 to 7. Dutch
Two-end-a-Half per Cents., 54 to # ; the Fours, 63;
to 41 ex-div. Russian higher, at 110 to 112. Danish,
831 to 4f. Brazilian, 85 to 7.
Intelligence has been resolved at Southampton,
from Havre, that Messrs. Matteis and Co., bankers of
that place, have stopped payment.
ENGLISH VUNP9.
lank Stesk. 100 a Ite pa Ovate— gOi I
pee Ot. PAL $94 I 18rehetser 8,11., 111srek Us.
I pir 01. Asst. KM ; Jaaw rie. b. 17t.
3 put Ct. Cons. for 88.80*
FOIIIIIaN FUND&
11 par Bonds. 04 1 FarlW. 1114
fi pit CL .284. SS 51 Cirtralt Deberil , 3
vee Gat -
3 %%cot-NT:IN n a pirPle & liatiaciklaan
•
yquectehnaina.lwArt ads.. II tee =VII 11
D.l4e Werth Dd. paCII.
Coluiablaa seat Mk. $ I 13
3P" 0,- DllBlBwa, 1134 43 ratorlllB/1881 It
Dte Cl mothDutch.e 1a.., 01 1 peg Ct. ireIINIMPI6 311
4 perCt.Cert.. 3/44 et clls. Def.retd No. 14 11

RALWAYS.—The share market is doll generalli,
although, as the exceptions, an active lousiness has
been carried on in Eastern Counties, Brightens,
South Westerns, North Staffords, and London and
York. Brighton are lower, at 35; to 61 ex dividend.