The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-16 00:00:00

PAItIB, Loa 11.

3 per Cows- ......
3 do. New Loss-
-4 Per Cana.. .
I pot Como

for /Woman.

Mosey. liOreaing drtie•L Lowest. Clowns
-
17 63 57 55 57 70 07 55 57 70
05 40 95:0 63 30 05 15 95 43

Laobrags on Lcorki; ; u sight; S 4 90;
,110 ciays,-94 77i..

6
ali, 3, 163 931 Noway.
5, Lau
Do. 4e
Do. 24
Mediums 3 per Dem. 64 30 „

Napas Roues Yawl
Roman La ...1850 73j
UAW, . 1130 lak
TYeasury Banda —
Bank Sham t 330 „

Booms —St. Germain, 402 50; Versailles (right bank)
165; ditto Hatt bank), 167 50; Paris and Orleans, 832 50;
Paris and Rlgtll. 630; Rtuen sod Havre, 25250; *insides
and Avigoon,l97 50; Strasbourg and Bele, 133 75; Centre
Viers in, 400; Boulogne and Amiens, S 00; Orleans and
Bordeaux, 387 60; North, 4'2 50 ; Paris and Strasbourg,
352 50 ; Tours and Nantes, 242 50 ; Montanan and Troyes,
93 75; Dieppe and Feransp, 172 50; Bordeaux and Tests,
3150.

Our Pali, parcel of last evening had not arrived at
the hour of going to press.

SPAIN.

Our letters from Madrid, of the 10th inst., state
that General Narvuz had tendered his resignation,
bat, atter an interview with her Majesty, consented to
withdraw it.

SHEFFIELD FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETT.—The com-
mitt.e of the Sheffield Freehold Land Society have coin
pitted the purchase, for the maw of 4,1001., of an estate of
31 scree, forming a portions of the large dome... of Offley
Shoe*, Esq which have been brought to the hammer wader
an order from the Court of Chancery. The land is distant
about a mile and a half fres the centre of the tows.

A THEATER WITHOUT AN ORCHESTRA.—It is
stated. that owing to recent neglect by the member of tits
orchestra of the Lyceum theatre io attending rehearsal.,
Madame Virgil@ thought fit to give the whole corps a week's
notice on Saturday sight week, tntending the intimation
rather as a salutary warning than a literal dismissal. The
musicians, It seems, accepted the notice in its strongest
sense, sad on last Saturday evening the manager of the
Lyceum found herself unexpectedly without an orchestra.
To procure another on the instant was impossible; the house
was full, and, as a difficulty was to be met, Madame Viotti'
determiLed to confront it in the boldest manner ; thus,
without explanation or apology, the curtain was drawn up,
and the pt-rformanoes commenced. The audience tupported
the absence of their accustomed entertainment with goad
temper, and a slight eall for mitae from the gallery was in-
stantly suppressed.
STATE Or TRADE IN SHEMELD.—Another proio-
perons year in th• annals of our local trade is drawing to a
elose. The history of Sheffield will record few m• rep setts.
factory years—jurly satisfactory years—than 1860. The
demand for Sheffield goods this winter seems very go. d from
, all her staple markets, particularly th'se of North and Sou h
Almeria, the latter eenparatively predominating. This is
indicated chiefly by the lags orders for spear knives which
of late bays been is the hands cf inanufaisturers. As in.
grease in the number of retail shops of all kinds, a growing
demand for mailer literature, the presence of a vastly
1 larger proportion of well-dressed crowds in our streets th.n
formerly, are a few of the evidences we refer W.—Sheffield
Times

&CAPE 07 CONVICTB.—Three anoints under sem-
lona of esonsponadoa for Me an sub, named John Brad-
with, 26, Jobs Thompson, 22, end Charles Webster, 22,
socondoi in salmi tisoir maps from the convict ootablith-
moat on Damon on Wodnooday hot, sad boos not sines
boa Mud