WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1049. SIR CHARLES NAPIER AND THE NAVY. Sir Charles Napier is the only real Financial Reformer who has yet appeared. He deals in facts and figures, both of which are stubborn things. He shews how money has been uselessly spent, and how it may be usefully s

Dundee Prices Current—December 25. FLAX. i. £ '• £ t. A rch 0(9 Memel,4Brand 28 10 Crown 10-35 N'eust. No , ..21 ,4th Sort,.. 31 10 - 0 Neust. No. 2,.. 19 o-20 0 Petersb.l2 1id.33 0 - 33 Konigsberg,do.2l 0 - 24 10 Do. 9 - 30 10 OnwnPndolin,3l lo 32 0 D 0.6 do.. 0 - 27 Crow run 1

HIGH FARMING AND POVERTY. (From the Standard.) We see in the decline of cattle farming proof how much easier it is to give advice to try high (arming than it is to practise it. High farming implies command of money, and Sir R. Peel, having emptied the pockets of the farmers, doe

I riday evening a public meeting was held in Bell Street Hall, to take into consideration '• the very extraordinary decision come to by the Town Council Thursday, the instant, regard to the case of the Rev. James Caesar. A requisition said to be signed by upwards of fifty electo

Annual Importation of the above the quality of which is not surpassed any shipment of tW Season. * The advantage of direct importation enables him to offer the finest desserts at the present Wholesale Prices of the British Markets. Also, just received, a beautiful assortment of

Landlo ds' Runts" and " Tenants Profits ; or Corn Farming in Scotland. David .Monro, Allan by lain. W. Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London,lB49. A movement, decided and intense in proportion to former lethargy, has taken place among the agricultural portion of the community

Courier Office, ff r ednesday Morning, Half-past Three of the British Corn Trade DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday Evening.) The weather lias been very variable since our last, and the changes which have taken place have had more or less influence on th

( From the Same. ) Tt might be worth while to remind those who read the atrocious falsehoods invented to injure the landlords of the country of some of the methods pursued the League conspirators in order to inflame the minds the working classes. If agricultural meetings have li

An adjourned meeting of the Town Council was held on hursday,—Provost l'homs in the chair. I'RLSENTATIOX TO THE CROSS CHURCH. lie memorial from the South Church congregation, requesting the Council to present the Reverend Andrew Taylor, schoolmaster at Duddingstone, to the pasto

Muntz, M.P. for Birmingham, is a Radical of the right soit. While entertaining extreme opinions on some subjects, is always fair and candid towards those who differ from him, and believes possible that men may hold opposite sentiments from his and yet be as honest as himself. He