... LMITERPOOL CORN MIARKET, YISTFr.liAY, DEC, 4. The demand for shipmnct to Ireland continues, and fur- Hlier cousiderable purchases of wheat, flour, and Indian corn, have been made since Tuesday, at the extreme cu: reucy of that day-lI some cases It has beesn exceeded. There is also a good local demand for consumption. Thistl morning wheat again met a free sale ; addi- tioual purchases were ...

... I WOOL. THE W OL TRtADE, London, Timrsda~y.-The imports of woduigthe week ending to-day have been 223 bales, of which 571 were from Germany, 43 from Ruscia, and 9i from Oatend. The I- public Bales At ties Hall of Cotnwerce have progreased since our last, if in ilite following order;.- if On ~eaineaday,' the 2nd inst., Messri. Daniel Hazird andl ?? Put up 1197 baiser3(4l. were Cape of Good Hope ...

... NATIONAL TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- DUS'rRy. U ion for the Hlltion, The usual weekly meeting of ?? Commit tee of the above association, vas held at their )ffice, 30, Hyde Street, Blomersbury, on Monday last, when an immense mass of correspondence as read from all ports of the country, giving glirious proof of the progress of the principles of the Niational Association for ...

... ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THELE I CHARTIST LAND COMPANY. ' )on- The delegates assembled at the People's Hal], Loveday-street, Birmingham, on Monday, Decem. f ber 7th. tion The following is the the LIST OF DELEGATES. t ,uld Mr. JAMES SwErE, Nottingham and district. f ,uld Mr. WILLIAM BlAMER, Oldham and district. Mr. E. ROUsE. Reading and district, and the seve- t ling ral districts in France. f leen ...

... ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE I CHARTIST LAND COMPANY. I lon- The delegates assembled at the People's Hall, e Loveday.street, Birmingham, on Monday, Decem- f her 7th. c lion The following is the II the LIST OF DELUOATES. t uld Mr. JAMES SWEET, Nottingham and district. f uld Mr. WILLIAM HIAMER, Oldham and district. q Mr. R. Rouss. Reading and district, and the seve- t Igral districts in France. f ...

... From the establishment of the Nbrtherx Star to ir the present day it has not only been our study and h desire to advance every movement made in behalf of . the working classes,but we have further subjected our- d selves even to outlawry, as will be seen by the reportd of Sir Thos. Wilde's spiteful and vindictive-though - short, charge to the special jury who tried-the cause ofd O'Connell v. ...

... RECBli'TS OF THE CHARTIST CO.OPERATIVE LAND COMPANY. [All comsplaints of mistakes of the entries of. monies a] reccivetd on account of the Land Company, in the I previous week',sStar, will be communicate by lette.-, PI adeltosed to Mr. O'Connor, No-thern Star Office, 16, Great Windmnill street, Hlaymarket, London: IC and they will be corrected in the following number;' wijle it should be ...

... UNITED TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- DUSTRY. Pursuant to previous arrangement, a full corn. mn mittbe of the above association assembled at their i. office, 30, ilyde-street, Blomn'sbury, ont Tuesday, 1 ?? Ist, T. S. D con e be, Esq., M.P., in the o-chair, present, Messrs. Bush, Alln Gren iI* liaittson, Mayne. Robson, Claughan, Jacobs, Blythe. f. th Lenegan, and Lynn, Mr. W. ...

... TO THlE DELEGATES OF THIE CONFER- ENCE OF THE UNITED TRADES' ASSO- E CIATION, I19LD IN MANCRE8TER, ON MONDAY, JUNS 18T AND FOwLOwYlyo DAYS, 1846. Gentlemen,-We much regret that circumstances have arisen, which compel us to address you for your opinion upon points ot ?? wbigk unhap. pilv exslt between the Manchestor District Coin- es niil-ee and the London Members of the Central It 1)ommittee. ...

... ;GtO ooN ,OR, Es.b EAPUT SrREABURER OF THE CHARTISTW COOPAIV LAND COMPANY INAGCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. : w Jduly 18-By Cub, tald to Treasurer . 178 0 '0 I, odged in -Bank to Tres. i Siuter's accoutnt .. 748i 12 10 !Nov.. Do. Do. 6 91 4 2 Jan.81. ,, DO Do. ?? 1B69 4 Mar. 18. ,, Paid deposit on He rrg. igate.. . 72 0 ,0 m~ay la. Do!r.Yr~ierlI~gsgate, crop M 1 and timber ?? 172 S 6 Expence ...

... (Fromn the New oir. lEapress.) NeLV YoeRK, Nov. 26. We have never known a period when the exports of pro- i duce, :partiealarly breadltuffd, have been half as great to Great G Br! nin and thecontinent of Europe ats they are at tle presont time, so great is the demand, that there is not one-third of the number of vessels ready to take what is required. Forty large vessels are up for Liverpool ...

... CrabcO* ?? v. ?? -- LABOUR IN NEW YORK. ITS Clt52~kXOC. 005tITI0PS, Atn axtv UDB. (From the ibu'te.) No. .-THIE SEAMSTRESSES. There are In this City, accordingto the closest esti- mates that can be made, ten thousand womtnevho exist on what they can earn by the needle. The following are the prices for which a majority of these families are compelled to work-they being such as are paid by the ...