The Express. — London, England, 1851-02-03 00:00:00

Tmlbt 041Tiort No. 1,386 ] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1851. [THREEPtNCE. EffiginoN OFFICIAL CATALOGUE& ADvtuagin ere weer Wee reeitlyed kw the First m ON Qua m rter els Minim of the emelt 4 atalestak eke tee the n i onre, gel Lorton. Wt tee. e't 4 holegre. SPICIER t Ito 11l tlts. w.4.naii. swim's, CLOW td and SONY, Printer. OWee, W. %re Ttridgehteeet, h: httrtars. an especial acknowledgment from me for their generous and disinterested support of what is the cause of liberty as well as of religion. If your lordship will allow me the privilege of joining my biasing to your own, I shall feel that in re questing you to convey it, thus strengthened, to my good friends in Sligo, I am making the most .incere, though but a very inadequate return for their kind and warm-hearted Ethis. Recommending mrelf to your loethip's prayers, Re., I remain, my dear lord, your lordship's Ir in Christ, N. CARD. WIdEMAN. NORTH-WEST BANK OF INDIA. RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. _ COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. THIS DAY. Two °Timex. Two o'CLocs. In the Stock Exchange to-day the English futde have attracted very little business, attention being still mainly directed to the markets for foreign 'rocks and railsay shims. In the latter department, espe cially, there has been much movement, and though some reaction has occurred, there is still a good deal of excitement. _ _ MINCING-LANK -THIS DAY. The private contract market has been dull to-day, and wo are without tran,actions of any importance to report, ex cept that 500 bags of good ordinary native Ceylon Coffee have been sold at 475., which is a further decline of 6d. The public igdes declared for to-morrow consist of:— Sugar I0,(XX) bags of Mauritius and Madras, and 1501 Ads. llarbadoes. Cotfee /Co public sales. Saltpetre; 300 bags. Pepper, 750 bags, Otia.—Seal, pale. 351.; straw, 34!.; brown and yellow, 331; Sperm, &V ; Headmatter, 961.; Cod, 381. Ws. ; South Sea, 33/. to 351; Olive Galipol, 44/. ; Spanish and Sicily, 42/. ; Palm, 29/. to 30/. • Cocoa-nut, 29/. to 331.; Seed, rape, pale, 37/. ; Linseed, 331. EIiyILEF ELT bUBS I ITUTE kw SILVER.— Tb. atm. stain 1111.VEL telleldel44 yaws mpg by B. bl'llll,4,•bre plided bp as SUM bet am 4 c 4., le *bed ee.”1111. 11111 ankle oat* Mane Never dot en be eleeleeee =IM beePalay bromemestsllpoo Lr •• Pali) teal am' I 4 le Iron VW sager. 1. Adis. pis plonk per ekes ... ppr rt Eats " Via ... Na... /mow !woes ... 365. ... s 5 I.TAM foto ....-.-. ...... 414 bsb. Tbs. TrNrane sae rig. e..,101•111111% km" et beopoetk44l4 A.. re.pigtial &at by *I Mteft 111001,.. C I I EMIC.kLLY PUKE NICKEL, NOT PLATED. _RAMe newels.' [Ws teem:. — wa. 11% — lieri. Taw apame awl torte, bald" mows lb. ... hid ... Morn dk.9 , and ditto lb. Tee .Ptto rat onto ditto ... Ile. CUL I. EitY, WARRANTED. — The and varied amortment of TABLE CUTLIMY u tISS iddoneeled. bloat. tad i s a WILLIAM 6.141A1L 1 1 47 4. at prbeatirliereramme raqe: unit betatine of the lei/net te the alb Wait leetpheedbi bib dam% with ki 1 Wsallinf. lb. pee lon bomb. le milk B 4; um Mirk laps deem ram; bream fa. or pair; lamb Oft Is bee brepleben, le lb. per deem; N dabs Sib bib dber herehe, fr i ebbe beep Isis Wee% bean dd ph ism: flew" 4e.; femme, Is. pea pdr; Wet has bile helm Mee b. per dors; drseele.4..; brew; b. of ; tableau% ben Is. bah. The laded beak ad plated dessert kabe add belle. babe isheetb. time. sad al Ulf war plead Pal ',awed esidere. Abo brie amesbeet nom rilinisss, devours. her si the het quality. DOOM 000 den, with engravings dewy Inammeget7 @nick, vet fw pee) free. WlLLthll BIATON II stork of 6F.NERAL romisifixo laientosocar is Literally the Imam In the world, sad an ne par nu be emit:eyed to gin • west Piss of 111 vatrietp aid cutest, pan hurts are int gel Ls) asidlopett .r. Tbs won SetwaS* l lR enty Wei/ sat appentod UIVAIU.STaIiET (farm Of Itetentanatret tj, and 7to. 11WMAXIIKETT. Lhathatd—Tata. Ithrbett WellPstreet. 111111, NO VENT-I'ECI REQUIRED for BARLOW'S F.ef VKYITAD nr.LicACTING ItYPIION TAP, which ebetatiay presents ale, beer, elder, or other hymn, from beaming pro, 4r. ; •ct In My r t of Of two ;..g,n) fur b. 3d. each ; ditto Limbo Plated. tot Sherry, lie., b. 6d, by using which a grad sawing will be sheeted. me orpo , o Tap, when r.d nu, tidnitth air into the cask marbles% to cause the luittor to flow and nu more; and when the tap In tumid idf the utr tan an longer enter. 11th advantages arc ob. •linut. The Mt pint this be drawn in as brlit and line condition wham the wok we , first tapped. The importance of bemusing from ackLty the fluid. we built mewl be overrated . It hi • well knows hat, that mid Nam. ore often the predi.paalag mem of cholera. Am may be bad • grmt mriety el tontine tags at bristly reduced /rt—JAMES HARLOW, tundshirg ironmonger, 14, King Mil. blanske.bnuse. Kidalthutird Obi. The Mince are war. need to gthe retire retiss.ctine. Nem genuine unless stamped with J. knravt's AMOS and address.—llic trade aupplied.—J. it. teacher gestic n new method ni taming mu.. 'ECM'S ])EKS, WORK-BOXES, and TEA- 1 L 4114..44, Nq. 4. Leo 'enholl-street. Lcedon, cornbina all Nat • i web and eh.. 0., •crab the i•.st approved patterns, Invented by Lovett, m..n .1 of %red on IlLi •..0 tittlillata, Witlf. May be seen WIN of the nei,.. , t .o. :nen+ to ahe w. rl.l 14 papier nimbi , ponds, dressing. etas -4, N0r40.nr.t.,...1444. t4.4ry ebe &Melt and drum-1:4.4rd., rich card .,...., t. 0 4, 4 4, ~,a1 ta aw t ev..rritina for the work-talkie and dreming toilet, 411.p'Arr.1 in a at) hr of e Nance nut surriazed by any in this aoa.4 •m. Nieeh. to the .d.• and etitonat Hint ator of Me motel and 4,th.htte her. manic strop and Flitte. tM lothAtlial . *tell razor, the tuablotallbag4telle-tableo, and various isaproremsats ut portable dents and dreoabhz-mser asnlintiL ELEGANT TOILET REQUISITES. ROW LANtre NArdartilt OIL to loghly aad unieersetly appras creating unl etrtniaing luaunant Preen, ROWLAND.? KALYIrOR la a Preparation nf unparalleled efficacy in improving and brostityleg the AIL anti main:extort ; and RoWLANWP ODONTO, or Pearl lantana, la thwahidrle for it* heautaying aad preeereatiee 'grout to the teeth and ferns. The patronage of Royalty throughout /arum and the numerous tedintontale condently revolved of their eirgarry, *lord the beet atel eared proof of their merit*. beware of liattataan The tiny grnuiue ameh bean the name of 7 17 1 oriesde " prrailing that of the article cm the wrapper ar label. —add by then at 20, Ilatttahgartien, Louden Sal by aMmete 6134 pietmies. LAYBNORO. By Grotttat Bouttow, Author of The bible in Spain.. fwe hundred and li ty colae of this work are now in circulation at MUIPIA'S LlidtAltk. 2 1 4 Cake' Bisoniv'mtlf square. t Otto, good new work is added on the nay of publica tion in Aulltrhot number. to moot the knit demand. Single suircrip- Lon. One Gumon, p r annum. VIM Clam Country Solocrlption, Two GlailIPIA and thwart. according to the number t. 4 volumes required. A proaprmus *Ai he kirwarilell we applicsikia. CIIARI,V.I MUI)LE, to, Upper King4treet, itioatna buirstp.sre. IRELAND. Dreux, Frs. 1. The 'meeting which wu held yesterday in the Royal Exchange to promote the establishment of a packet station on the western coast of Ireland, was Ia every sense a most important one. The attendance of the nobility, gentry, and merchants on the ocusion off irded tee brat evidence of the profound interest which the subject cre dos in this country, and was also a fresh instance of the happy noarimity with which men opposed to each other in religion and politics are beginning in Ireland to rune common objects for the welfare of their conntr; - . The great hall of the Royal Exchange wee crowded to excess with the eitzens of Dublin, who exhibited an earnest haired in the proceedings. Numerous depututiors from the country were in attendsno'; the Lord Mayor pre sided, and t+ e following list of pirsous from awing those who were around the platform will show that the assemblage was an influential ono: The Matquis of Westmeath, the Earl of Donnelly, Lord Talbot de Msishide. Viscount (ion, Lord Castle maine,Lord Dunsandle, Edward Groan, M.P., John Reynolds, M.P., Torreas M'Cullagh, Shames C.awfoed, M.l'., Jon O'Connell, M.P., Henry A. Herbert, MP., Sir Timothy O'Brien. But., M P., Sir Percy Nugent, Berl., M.P.. Wyndham Go Id, M.P., Christopher Sr. George, M P., Colonel Taylor, M.P., Sir Thomas Burke, Bart., M.P., Sir William Hort, Bart., Sir Nlontegn Chapman, Bart.. the High Sheriff of the City of Dublin, Sir Matthew Bsrrington,Bart., the Ifign Sheriff of the County of Mayo, Sir Edward Donne:l,B:c , The proposers and seconders of the resolutions were the Marquis of Wes /truth, Mr. A. Lefroy, Mr. Grogan, M.P., Mr. Kennedy, a mer chant of Belfast, Admiral R ibinson, Mr. Herbert, M.l'., Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Torrens M'Cullagh, M.P., Lod Castlrmaine, Lord Ducsardle, A committee was appointed to carry out the objects of the meeting, and a deputation was also chosen to wait on the Lerl Lieutenant to rajoest the exercise of his irfluence in accomplishing those object.. Such was the practical result f the most important meet ing yet held in Ireland on the subject of the Western Packet Station, a subject which excites perhans more interest here than any other now occupying the pub• lie mind. There was not much in point of argument or fresh information added by the shakers yesterday to what has been already tefore the public. The advantages seising from the geographical poeiti-o of the country were chicly dwelt on, and the confl cling opinions relative to the several competing ports of the west and south were kept out of view. The following reply from Cardinal Wiseman to the address from Sligo fray been received by the Roman ca'holic birhop of Eiptim, by whom the address had been forwarded My dear lair .I auil Brother in Chrivt,—The most gratify inu :oldie.. which your lonlrhip has forwarded to me from the aggregate meeting of the city and county of Sligo deveriev, indeed, my wannevt gratitude, and I request your ! ,, rl.lOp to expresa Un me heltaU this feeling to all who fume aimed or voted for it. Though attempt% are being made to divide the_ inter,t of Irish and English eatholies in the ....... present efforts to excite animosity t i was t the latter, lam sure they will prove unsuccessful. fhe bond between us is one of faith and charity, and even should a policy he adopted by our rakes which shall serve to separate our respective worldly interests, .the very Ittompt will only *live to strengthen our echelons Whateier impugns the rights of catholics in Eng land to earn out their religion according to its principles, in _Marks thC exercise of the sovereign pontiff's spiritual jurialii lion, assails either the members or the head of a common and living body. But, further, it must be obvious that if any concession be withdrawn from us, or any restri• lion be imposed upon what, till now, has been deemed Lurid. this will weaken every pledge and every assurance which ilk, Irish catholic♦ have received for their religious liberty or other eeelcsia , tical advantages. These considera tions give as every confidence that our brethren in Ireland will ("deem this a common cause, and will not fail to show that *holier and stronger principle than any political holds all the catholic, of the empire in closest union. I now particularly beg your lordship to recommend this 'al red cause to the prayers of your religious communities and of your faithful tleek, fur it is on the power of God to protect his church that we must mainly rely in the coming mutest far more than on the a isdom of our councils, or even th e support of our many friends. I must not conclude with out repeating my sincere thriiks to your lordship, to your excellent clergy, and to the gentlemen who have signed the address, among whom, such as, like Mr. Verdun, the mayor, have not the same motive of religion* communion, deserve UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL OXFORD. F. I. A summary of the member, of the university, up to January, 1831, shows an increase, ee compared with the auinotary of January, 1840, of 58 mem bers of convocation, 47 members on the books, and of deter mining bachelors 7, while at the same time it shows a de crease of 34 matriculations, and 5 regents. The Itesponsion List contains the names of 273eandidates, and is the first published under the uew system, although it combines a great many names under the old system. The new eaaminat,on statuv lating to the respon.ions state, " that the first responsions under the new system and the last responsions ender the old will be carried on at the same time and under the same roasters of the schools in Lent Terns, 1831" The masters of the schools have given money that they will require the attend ince of those under graduates only who intend to offer themselves for respon sions under the new statute in the schools on Monday, Feb. 3. PRIZE roa AN ENOLIEN POEN ON A Saguia firm zat-r.—The exercises for the above prize have been sent in to the registrar of the university. It will be remembered that a benefaction of I,OOOJ. Three per Cent. Consolidated Bank Annuities having been offered to the university, the intense to be given as • prize for an English poem on a sa cred subject, which is to be awarded under certain regula bens ems.- in every three ream, was accepted by convocation on the 13th February, 1148, when the fallowing subject s3t proposed fur the year 18.51—" St. Paul at Athens." The prize in to be adjudged on the Ist day of June next, hut is not to he recited. Printed copies are to be sent by the for tunate author to the Chancellor, heads of colleges and halls, the proctors, the judges of the eonipositions, the professors, the founder of the prize, and the Bodleian Library. CAM RILI DOE. FER. I.—Collr US CHRISTI COLLP.O O. —Mr. Robert Holme, 8.A., has been elected to a fellow ship in this society. Kew's Com.zoz.—Mr. Henry George Whiffing, son of Mr. Whining, of Thorney Abbey, has been admitted to a seholan4hip in this society. TniNtrr COLLVIII.—The prize for the best Latin Ode has been adjudged to H. Shield. Rev. S. Bolton to Salt l'erpetual Curacy, Staffordshire ; patron, Earl Talbot. Rev. G. V. Guise, to Little Birch Rectory; value, 1701.; and Aconbary Rectory, value, 248/., with residence, Here. ford4hirr ; patrons, Guy's Hospital, London. Rev. IL W. L. Tollemache to South Witham Rectory, Lincolnshire ; value, 12W., with residence ; patron, Earl Dysart. VA(' k!fT. Bettiscombe, Dorsetohire, dioccoe of Salisbury ; value, 1901. ; patron, A. B. Sheridan, Esq. ; Rev. J. W. Scott, deceased. SPORTING. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE GREAT HAN DICAPS. The following is a list of the remaining in for the Great Handicaps at nine o'clock on Saturday night; as the time for declaring did not clue until twelve, it is possible that we may have to make one or two corrections in our next. The mint remarkable feature is the '• scratching "of Cowtack fur the Chester Cup, which took place about one o'clock on Saturday, thus proving the rumour to which we alluded on Friday wax not without foundation. The ac ceptances arc below the avenge. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1&51. Arc, PTASCUI /Oa TUX haWUAILITIT OlCAV.—Ci'aues. 3 yr*, OPt: Woolnieri, S grp, Sot 7lb ; Titerord, 4 y e, Set 61b; Tatiealt, 5 yr.. net 4lb ; Criel, 3 yr*, est 410; William the Crequeror, 4 yrs, 34; Winditeb grata, 4 yrs, 7pt ; br e by Dromedary, darn by 3tulatto out of I Luray, 4 yes, 744 121 b, &mailbag, S yr,. 7st 12111; Clermont, aped, let Tits; Legerdemain, 5 yrs, 7.4 61b; Knight or °prise, 4 ire. Tat 31b; Onlyti Ape, 4 yr.., 744 31b; Woodlark, rt. 74 Th.. Buell ranger, 4 yrs Tet 31b; Champing 5 yrs, 754; Khaiway, 5 )ts, 7a ; 41r44t Am, 4 yr a, rat 131 b; Mtnimum, 5 yrs, Spt 1310; Topltang 6 yrs, Gat I ilb; Muarionalo, S yrs, 64 101 b; St. George, 4 yrs 64 101 b; Moore. 4 yr., kt ; Plarung, 4 yrs, 6.4 71b; The Cutler. 3 yrs, 54 10h ; Entrratotis. 3 yrs, ...et 10Ib; Amu , • it (late Titorough-pmd Sam), 5 gig Set loft; Knook Knoll, 3 yrp, 5.4 716; Hese Homburg, 3 yr., ht. 31b; br to Trutb.teller, 3 yrs, 34 ilb; Ilarppiebnrd, 3 yrs, lat 411.; Antigone, 5 yrs, Set 216; th a by John o*Gaunt, dam by The Saddler —Mara /Ay, 3 yes, Set; Nomiintript, S yrs, 4st 121 b, CHESTER SPRING MEETING, WI.. Amerswirs 'ORTON TRAD.III..II PLAT. —Peep:.,*-tlityr-807, aged, Birt 101 b ; Glad., 5 yrs, sst ; Roadocolash, 4 yrs, 16t 6;b; Kith not, yrs, Mt 21b, Woolwich, 5 yen, 34; The Berhunter, 4 7 rs, 7st 1214; Vatican, 3 yrs, 74 Mb, Winduchgraut, 4 m, lot 10:17; 114kbiter, 6 yea, 7st oth; The Iron Date, 5 yrs, 74111 h; Lady Enlye. S yr., 7e: 311 s, Vampyre,aged, lot 7lb ; itsbr, I yrs, lot S b; We. the Dm quern, 4 yew, 74 7 111; Cyprus, 4 yrs, 7at 71b; Blaney, 4 yet, Glb; DueransDurras (b bi, 6 yrs, let 5117; lisuttr.la-coupe, 3 yrs, 7st Mb; Langton, 5 yrs, 74 31b; The Italisn, 4 yrs, 7st Sib; Clarion, S yrs, 7st 31b ; Sot, 5 yrs, 74 3 16 ; The Knight of Arend. 4 yrs, let Mb; Montagne, 3 yrs, TA Rhesus,S yn, 7W ; Bar Richard, 5 yrs, 7st; The Denali, 3 yrs, 74; Beaman, 4 yrs, 74 ; Lonstnte, 6 yrs, 64 12th; Knight d Gwynn*, 4 yrs, 414 17Ib; Haricot, 4 yrs, 6st 121 k; !keret, aged, Get 1010; Garforth, 4 yrs, rot bulb; ISantask, 4 yes, 64 bulb; 8D Itobert (h b), 4 yrs, 64 101 b; Lady E4et. 4 See, lot Mb, Frew of Lassoed, 4 yrs, 64 bulb; slicklcten, ps, (tot 101 b; ch c by Gladiator -Khorasan's dunk 4tra, 04 1111 b; Unwire, S yrs, 6st 61b; baroneark 4 yrs, Est Gib; C , 4 ynk 611:0; Little George, 4 yr., list Gib; strap (late Hr5,.. 1 71M), sired, let 4th; E., 3 yrs, 644th; The King dOtsk, 4 'TN 6st 41b; Ghlyl err, 4 7n, 64 4lb; Dunne, 4 yrs, Bat Kb; York. you're wanted, 4 yrs, Oat 4lb ; Horror, cord, Get; Wanflower, per, 6st; Joe huthenancl, 3 yrs, tot; Tarn Wsd;in, 5 yrs, tot; 4 7 rs, 6at ; Wildcat, 4 yrs, est; The Plyiro: Gout, 3 yrs, Sot 1110; Flash, 4 yrs, Sot 121 k; Arlatcerat,4yrk3at 13,b; Msde-asfe, 4 'TS, Sat 141 h; Luxury, 4 yea, 12th; Rubins, 4 yrs, 2st 151 b; Sir Philip. 4 yrs, Sot bulb; f by Gladuttor out of Sprite, 4 crs, Sot Mk; Flaresop, 4 yrs, 54 1010; ttrington, 4 yrs, 34 1011; Tire Meek Doctor, S yes. 34 410 The Cutler, S years, 34 4lb ; eh eby lobe o'Gauet, dam by The riart;ler out of Miss Etty, 3 yrs, 34 21b; Active, 3 yrs, 3st; Tishtwest, 2 yrk. 44 121 b: Money, 3 yrs, 44 17Ib; Brother to troths teller, 3 yrs, 44 1000; Innis Moberg, 3 yrs, 4st 10th: The Un known, 3 yrs, 4st Filb; Knob limit, 3 yrs, 44 31b; Queen Bee, 3 Yrs. ;;b;44 Hornecurry, 3 yrs, 44 41b; Miss Melon, 3 yrs, 4st 4th; c by sir Hercules out of Uatorn, $ In,4st 410; Goardonioa. 3 yeti dot.; mother to Doges, 4 yr 4, est Idb. EPSOM SPRING MEETING, 1851. ACCILITLI.CIII POO TN GILT MItTRUPOITtAN Shrletllo.—yely4 dai — Boy, sou, am 10:11; Wass,lionboronsti. 4yrs, ast Sib ; Candor, yrs, Sat ; 3 yrs, .111 ; DIM Tucker, 3 yrs, kit 2.. b; Windimierats, 1 yrs, TM b ib ; Snowstorm, S yrs iat littb ; Vatican. 3 Tot c by I?rouselar7, d by Mulatto a yra, 7.. - yrs, woo; - oat tor Lunacy, 4 yr*, Istlelb; Wa ''spy'. 44d, 74 714 ; Baby, 3 p., 7st 71b; the Congoerer, 4 yr., 744 71b ; Bauter-la-coupe, ElMb ; Kamm I yrs, 74 ; o.4lpue, I yrs, eet 121 b 51 , ionnora, etal or h ; It; : i t 4 yrs, 64 7 1 0 0 1 : ; pu tt by M r 11 7 b . 04, of lo Dough, 4 yre.G4t 10.0; 4 c Sweep. ys, gst 1011); &abeam, 800 . ea Mb; Moor, 4 yr', ett Mb: Are, 6 Ye% est gito ; I.lole George, 4 gge, 4R Mb; John of Berwick, 4 ps, 4t (kb; Gillyflower, yrs, en; nekna, 5 yrs, Ca 41b; Eva, 3 yrs, est 41e ; Inmate. 4 yrs, Est 1 Oahe% 4 yrs, eat ; Veicedne, 4 yrs, it 12lb; Aristocrat, 4 ere, Mt lab; The ea, 3 yeti 744 Mb ; eh e by John o'Oance, dby tbe out at Miss Bey, 3 yrs, 354 Mb; aMes. 3 yrs, ; He•se Newberg. 3 yrs, 44 lOW ; Warne,: yea. 4st 16110 ; Beta to T. Wk. fsillat, yrs, 44 telb ; Pandesins, 3 yrs, 44 ;be be Neu ilo rates WS erliwWww. 3 7 Llsv.3 Ph 413616 i 1 M 4 Otitude, 3 yrs, 4st 61b; Dall Padre. yn, 44 Gib. NORTHAMPTON ANDPYTCHLRY HUNT, 1851 Accurvivess PS. nix Owl' •Wool- trich7r yre,ll; Iq►; V.Nma. S 7us,l43lo:lsiTitWeari,7s7ini;i Ng : Rhesus, 5 Sfil, 74 131 h; Clermont, .rd. 7st tub; Logsrdeotain, 3 yrs, 74 1011; Langton, s yrs, 7sl Sib • aollmorter, 5 yrs, 74 alb ; I.lerratra7, S yrs, 7st Slb ; Bro. to Doryl6, 4 yrs, 7st 4115; Bushranger, 4 yrs, 74 311; Lew, 4 yrs let 110; The Coats% 5 yre,lst 21b; Tu. gnus, • yrs, 74 1115 ; Mos.,. 4 yrs, 74 1115; 110011111, 1 yrs, 7st ; *- hardly's, tot II1b; Jle Sutherland, 57n, eat 311); Cottager, 57n, tst 7lb; TheSoundler, 4 yrs, Gst 410; Nutmeg, 1 yrs, 64 Mb : Vales. doe, 4 yrr, Set ; The Cutler, 3 yrs, Sit nib ; To, per, 4 yrs, 54 I Ilb, The But, 3 yrs, sat Sib; Trutt; $ yrs, 54615; Carus, 3 yre, Sat Sib ; Sin to Lev...later, 4 7n, Set 515; Brother to Trothtellet, 3 yrs, Set 4lb; Ilarpmehord, 3 yrs, Sat 41b; eby Jobs o'Clauot, d by the Saddlrr out of NW Ett , . 3 yrs, 4 at Pandemus, 3 yrs, 44 ; Oisterra, 3 yrs, Ist 910 ; Leap Tear, S yre. Oat 61b. LATEST BETTING I.lVElth/OL 121 11 lel spot Vas Hope 11221 A22.1-Kadcr 12 to —Yr Joha AT MANCHESTER. U to 1 apt Mena@ 20 tot Italian (t) Ilts I Um4ot (2) 37101 Illastagus litoil 17lia;ia Day II to 1 Vtotam IS to 1 The Young 'Ca a CUP. 33 to 1 apt Lady ivolya 40 to 1 Coooek 40 to 1 Flyiag Gout 40 to 1 TM block DOatal On AntTMIDICALDEPARTMENT.—The Unsla 1 Serriee Onsette says: " Wehave reason tobelieve that the successor to Sir James Maegrigor is at last decided on, and that Dr. Smith, who has so lone acted as director-general, will be the otter, appointed with the rank of inspector-general, and the pay, to include all allowances, is to be 1,200/. per annum. If this arrangement is carried into effect a saving of SOW. • year will be made. The rank of director-general to be abolished." THI DEPOT, Ists or WlGHT.—Dirootiona have been given to the effect that the infantry depot at the Isle of Wight is to be discontinued as a nulitary establishment from the Ist of April neat, therefore no vote will be taken on this head in the army estimates for this year. EMIGRATION VROM GeRMANT.---Io the (MUM* of the year 1850 the number of German emigrants from the pmt of Antwerp quoted at 7,016. Of these 6,131 went to i New York, 737 to New Orleans, and 143 to Valparaiso. The cumber of emigrants from the port of Hamburgh, amounted t o 7,364 ; of whom 6,025 went to New York ; 675 to New Orleans and Galveston ; 126 to Rio Cinuide do Sul; to San Francisco, in the Brazils, 110; to Valparaiso, 252 to Quebec. 667 ; to St. Francisco, California, 212 ; and to Australia, 477. The number of emigrants from Ant werp was, iu 1849, 10,260; 1848, 11,075; and in 1647, 14,613. These figures show a steady decrease of German emigration—at least, so Ar as the port of Antwerp is con ' cased.—Nobler Zeituse. In reference to the affairs of this bank the Bombay Times. just received, say. : The papers have during the past fortnight been chiefly occupied with the exposures connected with the affairs of the North-West Bank of India. This was one of the many establishments got up on the principle that it was better for officers who would have loan+, to borrow from each other through the medium of a bank which charged fair rates of interest and no more, than from the native usurer. The promoters of these seem to have thought it pessible so to manage matters as that the self-same parties shnuld be both borrowers and lenders, and the stock which was paid up, —a considerable portion of it was never paid at all,—was so far money borrowed from the bank itself; for this nine per cent. interest was charged, and dividends fluctuat ing between six and seven were allowed. It must seem almost incredible at home, yet it is • fact not the less that scarcely is there a joint-stock company amongst us that doms not present us with similar things to these ; and the practice is almost universal amongst those desirous of speculating, yet unprovided with the means to borrow in the bazaar or from the bunks money at 9 or 10 per cent., to be embarked in copartneries where dividends of 6or 7 are the best ever dreamt of! Theehanee ofstock running up and the shares selling at premium, is one motive to such folly ; another is, that • temporary accommodation is by this means sometimes attained—for other purposes than those of spew lades. The Meerut, like the Bemires Bonk pm prietnrs, had partaken largely of these things—The act of the Legislative Council, authorising land to be procured for the use of the Calcutta Railway, has become law at last, though not till half the cold season has been lost. The first cargo of rails for the Bombay line has arrived, and here matters are proceeding favourably. MINES. ( has UIS Daily News.) SVITEDAT EVENING. Taking a few circumstances into consideration, the business transacted during the week has been beyond tae ge amount ; and although a few speculative shares have receded in price, a steady demand has been kept up for dividend mints, taper:tally for South Bassett, Trelawney, Mary Ann, Bedford United, South Caradon, and West Caradon. Altr.d Console early in the week were flat, owing to a large lot ' being thrown upon the Mal ket ; but towards the latter part of the week the shares slightly rallied. The latest list of actual shares are as follows : Sooth Caradon, 115, 120. Levant, 1651, 1701. Devon Coheols, 2801. Mary Ann, 61, 66. Trelawny, 54 55. Trentayos, 201. Alfred Console, 18, 17. South Bassett, 350, 360. South Francis, 300. 310. Bedford United, 61, 1. South Tamar, 2,1. ast Ounois Lake, 1/. S:ray Park, 20, 19. Infiniti, 1:11, 20. West Providence, 65, 66. Merllyo, 41, 5. Try wean, 200. West Caradon, 103, 107.10. Smith Tolgua, 150. Wellington, 151. Clijah and Went wertb,s 61 . Ritkeudbright, 5. West Francis, 25. Mill Pool, 6, 8. Bast Buller, 7, 71. Greet Atfred, 7. In foreign shares :—Alten, 3; Aus railer), 11; Im penal Brasilian 44, 51; United Mexican, 41, 1; Cubre, 35, 6; C o piapo, 51, 61; Cocars, 11, 2 ; Sou- Sago, 51, 61; Worthing, 14, 2; Bt. John del Bey, 131, 14 ; Linares, 2, 21. At the weekly sale of copper ores bell at Truro on the 30th ult., 3,322 tone wad fur 16,3231. la. 6d.; ge standard, 1021. 13e. . • ge prim, per ton, 41. 1U average product, 71. The following amounts were reslished by the dif ferent mints: Consolidated, 571 tons, 2,5981. 3s. 6d. ; Perron St. George, 564 tons, 2,8691. 19s. ; United Mines, 497 tons, 1,0201. 74. ; Treviskey, 485 tons, 2,6101. 111. ; Par Consols, 302 tins, 1,7021. 6a. lid. ; South Caradon, 291 tons, 1,5771.173. ; South Tolgus, 175 tons, 9351. 40. ; TretheUan, 114 tons, 2891. Is. 6d.; Treleigh Consuls, 94 tons, 3611. 17s. • Wheal Mary, 73 tons, 2201. Us. ; Wheal Ellen, 66 tuns, 34 01. 1.99. ; Wheal Unity Consuls, 63 tons, 1691.125.; Wheal Busy, 38 tons, 1201.135.; W heal Henry, 37 tons, 2131. 134. 6d. ; Gonamerna, 30 tuns, 2201. C los. ; arthen Consols, 23 tons, 701. 14s. 6d. ; Wheal Penhale, 6 tons , 221. L. Total, 3,322 tons ; 16,3231. ls. 6 1 . The next ssles Will take place at it.druth on the 6th, consisting of 4,799 tons; and on the 13. h inst. of 3,240 tons. At Marilyn Mine the pitches continue to yield full as mach ore, and the fore breast in the western pitch is sti,l worth 401. per fathom. Toe mine is fall of ore nd " dead." so much so that the settling day has to be postponed for a few days, to clear the mine. ,t meeting of adventurers in West Wheal Seton was held on the 28th ult., when the following accounts for November and December were rzamioed and paksed :—To balance from last account, 541.18..4d.; costa and merchants' hilt, 9541. 17s. 3d. (1,0091. 15e, 7.1.) By oral sold, less dues, 4081. 18.. 9d.; Coll in December, 4001. (8081.18 s. 9d.) Balance against the adventurers, 2001. 18s. 10,1. PAPAL AGGRESSION.—CAMBRIDOESTIIRE MEET isn.—ln pursuance of a requisition signed by 150 free holders and inhabitants of the county of Cambridge, and presented to John Vipan, Esq., High Sheriff, that func tionary eonvimed a county meeting for Saturday, at the County Courts, Cambridge. At the hour appointed for the meeting the bench was crowded by the most influential gentlemen of the county. The learned Under-Sheriff (John Lawrence, Esq.) occupied the chair. The Earl of Hard wieke was received with applause on rising to propose the first resolution. He gave a copious outline of the circum stance., which have led to the present movement against the Papal aggression, and concluded by briefly stating what in his opinion should be done by way of prevention. He believed the people had unanimously expressed their opinion that, although desirous to maintain and support in every way the freedom of the subject with regard to reli gious affairs, they were not disposed to permit any altera tion which would tend to subvert the institutions of the country. (Hear, hear.) If that were the case, the people must be as determined in pressing forward their opinion as they had been in expressing it. (Hear.) They must insist on a statute being passed which shall settle the ages all question as to the papal claims in this country, set forth limitations, and make arrangements whereby freedom of exercising the Roman religion may be grante . d, but all honours, precedence, such as he had stated, must be denied, all interference with the institutions of the country must he sedulously guarded against ; and, undesirable as he thought it to enact clauses of pains and penalties against any class of persons, yet he must say it would be the height of folly to pass a legislative measure laying down a law for the infraction of which no penalties were provided. (Hear.) He felt, therefore, that it was necessary to enact ouch penal ties as would firmly secure to the people of this country their rights and liberties. (Cheers.) The noble lord eon eludi el, amid cheers, by proposing the following resolution: a That the recent aggressive measure of the Pope of Rome, by which he has arrogated to himself the power of dividing this country into ecclesiastical districts, and of appointing within them, with titles of dignity, conferred by himself, persons claiming spiritual jurisdiction and government over the whole body . of the people, is an audacious invasion of pier Majesty's just prerogative, and an infringement upon the civil and religious rights of all Her Majesty's subjects." Mr. Townley, M.P., seconded the resolution, which was , adopted. Several other resolutions couched in a similar I tone and spirit were unanimously carried, and the meeting separated. FURTHER CALLS TO THE BAIL—A farther e^S to the bar of members of the Middle Temple was made on Saturday last, and comprised the atter-mentioned gentle men ..---I"hompson Chitty, Esq., James Grant, Esq., Walter Copland Perry, EM., William Hammet Hendon, Esq., William Mackenzie, Esq., Edmund Jackson, Esq., Charles Watkins Merrefield, Esq., Leonard Worsle7, Esq., William Francis Seger, Em., Walker Marshall, Lsq., James Wm. Bowen, Esq., William Crawford, Esq., John Pugh Bridg water, Esq., and Wm. Courthorpe, Esq. INHUMAN TREATMENT OF AN INTANT.-011 Sa. Saida) Mr. H. M. Wakley held an inquest on the body of Joseph Broadfleld, a child three months old. The body was emaciated and almost bloodless, and the features resembled those of an old care-worn man. The mother, a wretched girl of 18, had been married but three months to the child's father, a cabman, and declared that she had received from him no more than 3d. or 4d. a week for the support of her self and child since her marriage. She had taken the child to the hospital twice, but on the third attempt to do so her husband beat her, and compelled her to leave the child to die. The poor child's body was covered with sores, the re sult of inherited disease. The surgeon was of opinion that the hereditary malady might have been eradicated, and that deceased died from want of food and attention. The jury were well disposed to bring in a verdict of manslaughter against the parents, but ultimately decided that " Deceased died of syphilis, having been grossly neglected by both parents." BIRTH IN A SraTtoP-Eol7mt.-0a Saturday morn ing an unknown Iriahwoman seated herself at the door of the Marylebone Police-station, Marylebone-lane, where her piteous means quickly attracted the attention of the police, who ascertaining that she was in labour, bad her tarried into the station-house, where they quickly made for her a bed of groat coats, and procured the attendance of a doctor and a female. Ere many minutes elapsed the poor creature gave birth to a still-born child. As soon as she was will ciently recovered for the exertion the police conveyed her to the infirmary of the workhouse , where she is progressing bvourakly. The share market is ',gain in an animated state, and a very brisk bee nea has been transawed in many of the favourite lines. Prices opened firmly, and in many instances bargains were effected at a further rue upon Ssturday's prices, Great West erns, for iostanoe, reaching 90; Great North erns, 18;; Brightors, 96; and London and North Westerns, 132. A alight reaction, however, has since occurred, on parties coming forward to realise, and prices are now q toted rather loner. Some of the small lines notwithstanding, remain bailout. Aberdeen. have risen 1; Scottish Cmtrals, ; and Ei.tern Counties are also looking ap. toduy up Ea Wet. Barn= Rati.w•Ta. 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DO. thot.t • guarantee flirta.Wol•.aStour Valle) briAto4 and lacer duckinghnzaehin Un. LlO rrdi;enee Mester and Holyhead .. 1)o Prdsnes Dublin sad Delfeat Juno— De. vie K. k .. Do. (71.17 e.) D 0.131 . teCt.rnt. Loiter* Counties Do. Ne• HILO p.Ct Do. Psi., 3 p. Ct.. No. I Do. 03. No. Len N. k MILS pert L li. New oiter* Uwe" elms A Hate h. U. Oh.) elan B. and C ditto Ik. chip (Rua. n p. Ct.) Do. New a abates FAetUnoolosh.e.r.li p.(.1 KilitiburAb ud bliiesew lettneurgh,l'erth, Duo .to . hecter soil Exmouth .. Do. b.uy. Vt. ba. a bee Vent. Pref.. Ot Pe.qth.antl Nest.(lre.) Gnat %%arm ... Du. New LLau stirt be:by I Ds. •ha:cs Lai...utter CArhale Do. Thirds * Lawastei sad Preston .- Laxesodure had V w sultury 01. Do. Putt. s Do. r X4O . lm. Do 4 et. Prof. Stack 11; DO.West kt , flf Di Unica 10 Leads Hal Bradford ... 10 Leeds and TOtralt 9 Do. Fret. quarters lata Ili London and Blacaloall Loa., ltrightoe.a el.Coset pe. New gua.! lot roydon Tllnfo Do. Pref. J per Cast... . Do. Lawn. 3 p.CL,1531 Landoll and Greenwich.. . Do. Pra.-reoue Condos a North-Weston . Do. do. New share. . Do. !Vibe 1.10.51 U ,h.,sl.arsil I (C . Loodln douth.P. strata Do. New, / Da haw, 40 Do. New Preten new ... LoVesto ... hlitliki.ii.e.rorii:i 1111anr.12 Malool.l Lk:. ebAree, No. I Da. New Slu Prof. Do. St: Preference If°. Man. fe. Lote.l.l;Mae Indlend lro. i3O alerea Ik. :Arm. and Derby... Du. Cone. IS. at N. ti p. C. Newmarket lui Latemion G 4141,111. 61 WY Ct. NOrth Da. mem North titatfurflAnre. ()stunt, Wurc..,B4 Warw. Fria:on and Wye I Do. a 'hares (A) &ad., kelpie Itoprten and 111.efda Do. titirpreth liatanaka. Scottish alialsod Do. New Shrews. & ban, Clam A j Do., Claw b . Do., New Ous:rardeed .. !km watery sad Unmet klalrea Do. Outeatry Do. New rat..,. Shropshire per ceat.l4l;l. Shropshire tinton „. Soudan:roe Da ?rater's*, South Staffordshire death Wake South York. k Bien Dun raw Vea Eau nawm . Val. of Nentb Waterford and filikt=„l Watarfort and 1: Wed Lumina Welk Valley. 6p. Ct. ina.l Ditto Ito wars doateriet, Wars. Tait, Newcastle <enema Do.liat. (Socket News, Do.D.N.P.ParchorPtai Do. Ditto Do. Dino York and North ltidlitoZ. Do. Protereatoo Portant KAILWATS. Boulogne and Arotem tkotrAi Franco ( lemon Dot,* Itheitis6 Fa 4 Indian Great Indian Peninsula... . Do. Noma anocitege Northern of Franco Orleans and Bordeaux ... Patio and Mims Jas and Bonen Pais sad titraebourg ltouto sad I.lAwo Samba sad ileum Tows mod 14instio - 43 - :.la. 2i If tis. Id 17 249 25 11 99 9 189 q 44 die. I If pea Pa. 29 2 139 81 8 5 4 Slav Si W 179 IS 39 II ells II 1)4 111 die 2i i 4 15 4 i i LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1. STOCK-EXCIIANCiE.—The market generally was rather enelted to-day, bat in London and North Westerns especially, primp re ceived a lift from the favourable rumours reaardlan the premed dial dend.—Seles : Caledonian. lei —Chats and llolyhad (pref. "oar. 51 pa cent.). 131—East lAnauthire, 133—Lancashire and Torkohire. 53 —Ditto (fifth okaree), 6 15 . 16 d.—Lancatticr and Car2,le, 70—Ditto (third shares), 64 p.— Ikeda and Thi n k, 151 —London and Nor b ea 129 1 I—Ditto (new I.4kares), 3 4/ C. p.—Ditto (MU I Plumb 5 1s P.—Ditto ( ltvharee C.), —Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincoln, 251—Ditto (pref. shares), Ha 541 5 41 51 — Ditto (half Shares), 171 5-16 4 5.16 1 d.—tibresrottury and Binning. ham (pref. shares), 101—South &miens and Dover, 241 1 I—York, Nenueffs, and Bernick, 201—Took and Noeth Midland, 241. LEEDS, Feb. 1. STOCX XeITANOE.—The market to-day manifests but Ild'e chasm hoot yesterday, but on the whole It is firmer. The elordir sa:re Were; Erie Issembires, 134; ditto. Quarters, a 1; Leeds and Mirk.. 154; ditto Extensions, (No. 1). 1 ; ditto (No. 3 ). 88 . 4 4 £4O Midlands 17) dia.; North Stattordshlrek 71 dlr.; North Wes terns. 121 dk.; lark and North Zdtdlailds, 141. is. Li; ditto Prete. ream, 201. dia. BIRIII-VG11.4.11, Feb. I. STOCX EXCIIANGL.—Thrt market was very firm to-day. Midlands wars dune at b 4; and Birmingham and Derby. at 27y. MANCHESTER, Feb. 1. STOCK Eneliannet.--Shares took a considerable rise yet tittle, erasing. after the elope of ordinary business, and the advantage was Ms Inalnlatned an the opening or the Embalms* this morning. East Lanoraktres went done f higher ; Gent Northern.. u e'd Leeds ) les.; Lemke and North Mostern New Quarters., 12. ad (St tr; sad W hrs. . higher than yteterday. North Staf ds.Sr• gusted 7 7.16 4k.; Booth Eastern, 345. gen yers erous gen market ran, My at °Miriam mg there k a preponderance at bu la the ST. HELEN'S CANAL AND RAILWAT.-011 Saturday the half-yearly meeting of this company was held at the railway station. St. Helen's. Gilbert Greens% Esq., M.P. for Warrington, presided. The report announced an im provement in the revenue of the company, and a dividend was declared for the half-vear, payable on the 4th Februa7, of 11. 15*, per old share, of 12s. 6d. per half share, of 31. Ltd. pa 1001 preference share, and of Bs. 3d. per 251. ditto. STAFF AT MAURlTloB.—Captiia Bowies, 37th regiment, has been appointed aide-de-eamp to Mr. Higgin eon, the governor of Bimini's. The market for Consols has been quiet all day, at yesterday's figures, 961 to 1, both to money and uccount. The other home stocks have also met only a trains business. The prices of ac:ual bargains, as officially marked are: Three per Cent. Consols, 961, 1; ditto for account, 961, I. Reduced Three per Cents., 971,1 ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, ; Long Annuities,lB6o, ; India Stock, 2681. Exchequer Bills have changed hands to some ex tent, at 615., 58s. and 61s. prem. for all sizes. India Bonds, under 1,0001., mark 71s. prem. - Foreign stocks generally are in good demand to day, and a larger amount of business has been done than for some time past. The teadeessy of prices is upward. Au advance has taken place in Belgian and Peruvian, and there is also a rise of 1 per cent. in Brazilian, and about 4 per cent. in Buenos Ayres Bonds, owing to news received by the Linnet, to the effect that the war between the two latter states is likely to be avoided, as the advice, are interpreted in the' house." The salts of the morning comprise : Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 91f. Buenos Ayres Six per Cent., 32. Belgium Four-and-a-Half per Cents , 921, 92. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., toSi ; ditto for the account, 381, ; ditto Four per Cent. Certif., 911. M ex i canßemdsfor account, 3n...„, ....„ - . . . ex div. Peruvian Fournud-allslf per Cents., 1849, 81 ; ditto for account, 81, 811; ditto Deferred, 37, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents, 331. Russian Five per Cents. 114 ; ditto Four-and-Half per Cents,, 97 : 1, Spanish Active Five per Cents., 181, 1, fur account; ditto Three per Cents , 381, 1. We are informed that Mr. Thornton, as chairman , of the committee of Portuguese bondholders, this day entered and presented through Mr. Donnisoc, the notary, the usual protest against the continued spoli ation and deduction of 25 per cent. from the dividend due lot July, 1819, on Portuguese bonds, for which compulsory sacrifice the bondholders are left without any compensation whatever. TLe Portuguese bondholders ought to feel much in debted to Mr. Thornton for his exertions; but in this, as in other casts, we feel strongly that the presence of a permanent agent near the ministry would be the most efficient measure for pi otectiug the interests of the bondholders. A failure in the corn trade has been announced. Toe livbtlltioa of the firm are stated to amount to be tween 20,000/. and 30,0001. The discount market here remains as before, with the rates unchanged, bat rather more demand for money. Us:omits are much lower at Hamburg, Frankfort, and Trieste, which much affects the chilkence between long and short bills. Foreign rates of discount may be quoted as follows : Adelaide, 25 per cent.; Amsterdam, 2 per cent.; Antwerp, 2 to 4 per cent.; Bourbon, 6 per cent.; Boardeaux, 4 per cent.; Brussels, 4 per cent.; Copen hagen, 5 per cent.; Frankfort, 2 percent.: Hamburg, 11 per cent.; Havre, 4 per cent. ; Havannah, 8 to 9 per cent. • Madrid, 6 percent.; Marseilles, 4 per cent. ; New Yor k, 6to 7 per cent.; Paris, 31 to 4 per cent.; Peru, 24 per cent.; Philadelphia, 5 to 6 per cent.; Rotterdam, 21 per cent.; Rio Janeiro, 7 per cent.; Trieste, 41 to 41 per cent. ; Vienna, 5 per cent.; Val- Pavane, 12 per cent. Tce Bank of England returns are satisfactory, and suggest no particular observations. Tue accounts of the Bask of France for the week ending Thursday, the 30th January, show the follow ing results (25t. for 10 Bullion £19,4117,756 Increase 1272,203 Bullion on deposit Circulation 20,636,765 locrea,e 150,031 Public impoints 3,3b3,105 lncn Ara 3,006 Priests derceits Bills diecount..4l 6,1b'9,333 In re.e 1bM,593 Ouvornment nectulUes ... • . *v...., 9 1 , The tollowtog ere the accounts of the Bank of Vienna to the 314 Dec. (10 florins 11) : 1 Coin and bullion Discounts _ Circulation _ 2.:036,722 The greater part of the resources of the bank are ab sorbed in advances to the government. The bullion market here is without change of quotation ; nu. (except at Paris) has there been any material change abroad. The only imports of bullion to be recorded this week are 31,0001. by the Niagara. The amount of the precious metals exported from the port of London during the week ending Thursday last, we learn from official sources, was 11,000 ources of gold, and 56,000 ounces of silver, shipped as fol lows :—Gold corn, to Belgium, 9,000 oz.; gold bars, to Dunkirk, 2,000 oz. Silver coin, to Hamburg, 14,000 oz.; silver bars, to Belgium, 3,000 cz. ; to Dunkirk, 7,000 oz.; to Hamburg, 32,000 oz. The total value of these exports is about 56,0001. The Iberia, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, ,took out 5,0001. for Lsbon. It appears front an analysis of the railway traffic returns for the past week (which were published in the Express of last Saturday), given by Hera patles juurnol, that 222,2251. was received on 6,167 miles, being at the rate of 361. per mile per week. For the corresponding period of 1850, 191,9411. was received on 5,510 miles, or at the rate of 341. 10s. per mile per week. There is thus an increase in the &mould received of 30,2841., or 15.77 per cent., au increase in the mileage of 657 miles, or 12 per cent., and an increase of 11. ss. in the amount received per mile per week. The gross traffic for the foot weeks of the present year is 901,3031. For the correspond ing period of 1850 it was 764,9491.; there is conse quently an increase of 136,3541. The gross traffic on the West Flanders Railway for the month of November, 1850, amounted to 1,0271. Ile. ld. This amount includes the sum re ceived ty the government for the company's account. In the same month of 184* the receipts were 9991. 12.. 6 1 . ; in 1848, 8281. 4s. 10d. ; and in 1847, 1,0451. 12s. 9d. The railway calls for the month of February, aa advertised, are as follows : Amount per Mate. umber Due La Tab., 101. are A p lready N Caled. of est. Monklmsd, Guaranteed 6 per not 3 I 2 S2lO 0 2,200 3,300 Oxford, Woes*ter, sad Wolverhampton, New Preference IS Down. 2 e e 16,6641 113,332 •Patia and 64rmbourg In January, the amount was 748,31 U.; so that the total calla for the first two months of the present year are 1,113,1471. In the same period of 1830 they were 2.867,3271 ; in 1849, 6,180,8831.; and in 1848, 7,132,7811. SNOWS Pl3llo9.—Tow DAT. Beak Stoat, 214 13 3 per Ct. Goa. Loc. 966 I 3 per Ct. Rot urea. V 3l war C1 , ..981 3 psi Ct. Ors. Jammu Sol I Izaebsquer bal" bk. to 611 1011310 N FUND& 6 per 01. AuktArLan How* 1 per Cc Grenada 94.. 17 IS 41 par Ct. 944. bowls. VO 2 armada Deterred 101.. 36 43 .14 per Cent.. 5 par Ct Yea. &b.. 33r 1 6 ru m C o t.l l l . 6 111 , 1a 9 6 0 Mc, 169 91 6 vas I.34Pentula3. ay II Portuguese Cearerted 3% 4 6 pa et. Buoua ATTIC 40 9 6 per 33t. Rum It cur Cr. Obilian Mu, lot 4 lnizo Sp d& Wu, 196 19 patio Colusab. S per Ct. koala: 1149. 38 Culanitilsa Equu in, 114..36 4 Do. Dolunual lid... oer Ct. PeWs9 Una., 77 9 Ditto Paualre 134 c. 32 perVC Irma. We., Ct. Dutgb CAM. gentausaa Warred koass. 11 12 THE CHANNIL LUANDA MAILS, which were due at the general post-office on Saturday morning, did not arrive in town during the whole of that day. 'We learn from Southampton that the Channel Wands mail steamer arrived at that port on Saturday night. She was unable to make her outward voyage on Wednesday in time, through the boisterous weather in the channel, and which caused the delay aboveenentioned. SPIZURE OP JEW/1111M AT SOUTHAMPTON.—A quantity of jewellery was seized last week by the custom house authorities at Southampton, on account of its having bean found among the bullion brought home by the West India steamer Trent. The jewellery was intended for a aterebaat at Heather& IL 13;1 !I. 10 0 17; 17e hl ki 10 10 ii I 6 71 1 It 4 .. 10 i 63 .6, ii 1 is SS I 28 IS I SS le I ?? ill II 22 i 23 1 s 3 IS; It 12: 121 lia a~. ~~1 1 .:1100 1 9 et. too I Y 30 30 191 30 100 17 Is ift.llo; 4 ht. IGO ii• 11.1 5 5 st. if . 5 _5 124 BO 20 $a 13 13$ 114 33 OA ig I it-, I $7) I I =.l. ~iw lel i 31 ‘3l 1$ Id )if 11l i Pca it, II IJA It 111 321 1111 IS 1 •2 I 11i i 13/ 13 41, 31 Cs to; 90 1131 91 141 211 4 70, 49;9 i 9 {+l i 41 In j Ii 7 )64 6 41es di• ( 30 1 131, 304 1 3 22444 4i 4 be i 745 51 2s Si 11 Si Sij 7 6 IS i 2ii SI 44 az 161 61 5: I dim fj dia 63 241 3 41 21901 i 131 It: al (I 231 41 slit TALLOW MARKET.-TIfTB DAY. The market is steady, and prices are maintained at last week's rates. The delivery• is fair, 2,370 casks. Prices arc quoted: Town Tallow. 375., nett eish ; Petersburg T. C. on the spot, 375. 9d. ; Feb. and March, 375. 9d. ; last three months, 391. PARTICULARS OF TAILOW.—(Tnts Stork the *4lO 41.772 Delivery last ...».« De. 1.417 De. Imes Poe .. fleitT 1,771 et 1 7 71; Arrlvel testy.* Do. from Ist June Cries Y. C. this day per cwt Do. Tows {7,!20 2,171 46,004 670 101,1 L 5,174 I mai Od. dOo. M. 170. SC 42e. Od. . id. 3114. Id. l'rutte. SALES adverti*ed for the week.—Wednesdar. Feb. a : 90 casks Cocoa-nut Oil. :Friday, Jan. 7 : casks South American Tallow, 1,206 casks Australian ditto, 403 caskm and 403 barrels St. reter.burg Y. C. ditto (stranded). COAL MARKET.-THIS PAY. Hartley, 14s. ; Eden Main, 14s 641; Taafield Muor Dates, 13s. 341. ; Walls End Riddell, 14s. ; Walls End Lambton, 155.; Walls End Tees, 15s. f3d.—Ships at market, 175. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. Picked samples, from a small supply of English Wheat, were readily sold this morning at last week's quotations ; but the it parcels were very unsaleable. Foreign Wheat was in large supply, and buyers had no difficulty in procuring the finest quaiities on quite as easy terms as but week; whilst secondary sorts were rather cheaper. Barley was unchanged in value ; the demand, however, was fur from brisk. The Oat trade, with large arrisals in the aggregate, ruled dull, and the tam in price was in favour of the buyer. Beaus and Pens were in limited request, but cannot be quoted lower. BRITISH RhMingo per Qr. SCUT, Earl& Kent .- --red 39 to 11 to 41 .whit., 41 11 41 to 40 Norfolk and ,ufUk... „ 35 to 3/ to 43... do. 39 to 43 to 45 Talavera (F.v.ex ..i. suffolk) ... ..... .. ._.. .—.— 40 to 46 Cambridge& Liueoln red 310, 77 to 43 white, 37 to 41 to 43 Rvr, new 26 3013- ;JUL 74 10 26 livaitav, feeding 2l 10 I...diatilling 44 to 21 Matting MALT __ ._ . _ ()Are, Engli.h, hied II to 19 .blitei 1.).tto rolends 34 rola :h. tleoloh — foett 19 to 19 puitito ..„... itO to 29 lash, (red..-- .. IS to 16 to 17...b1to.lc Ditto, potato le to 911 Pue, grey —.. 94 to 26 .mapie . g1ite..................-...„ 34 to 33.. tutperlel 37 to 40 White U to 26. .buiters 27 to 361 Bemis, 96F...gan ...... 24 10 27... tick 4. to 17.. WS: to 2* .. —._ .. ..... -- Harrow V to 29.,tua11:90331...01d 31 to 33 TANI." new ..Vela( to --sew Cuter 4,1 t014...01d to --- Itii.e..xen. new. S stn St ... CI. A - voento. per co L red....—. 33 to 4.11... whits Sows. LtNeru, CAKIOI. per thou rand £9 to L 9 10 l'er sink of 380838. nova, town made, delivered—. 37 to 40 fine howwhold .. 34 to 38 Norfolk aid duffoile 29 to 341 to 3t FOREIGN. Skillings per C2P. WIIIUT, Dantzic and Kunio& rir it t 41 Ilne Vonterancon 42 to 46...1t05t0ck 46 to 43...dtettin 44 to 43 Frrocti 33 to 41 . ttraluout 42 to 44 Ilunioh 39 to 42...11.0nburg 4O to 42 !Woman 23 to 39. .Egyptoto 26 to 2/1 DunuSe ... 3t to 32. .odooa 3. to Id Rrx . _ ... ... _ _ . .. ... 43 to 211 13,0.1.er, koala' 2l to 22. distaling 22 to 14 I..worit• — to —...Laura Loos 28 to IS O•yet, Ittmgian _ Poutermaes• and ' l4triiii 6. IR to • I. to IS ideselanllad Dutch, feed Ditto. brow. __,, Per Barrel of 19121tw. Fcoca, Arnerlcon 2l to 23...Caroulion 9l to 23 thuatcic 2l to 29-111onsburl French, per sack of 2%01W 26 to 33 AIIIIIVoto INTO LONDON VItUAI 27th JAN. to In FEB. Qrs. itneltsb. Boatr.O. Irma. Eort.,en. Wheat Barloy 3J7O 3Ol 1 ... • • i 699 ' OW 3223 42 j 6019 1 14612 flow. 6279 orolo ; 4321 barrel& Man, 7705 qrs. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. We are moderately supplied with Beasts. Trad, is very dull, and although we are still enabled to quote 3s, Kit. fur a choice article, it must be tonsidPred an extreme price. The number of Sheep is small, enough however for the demand, which is very limited. l'riees are about the sane as on Monday last. Trade is dull fur Calves, :ind although the number is small, we cannot quote higher rates. From Germany and llolhuld there ore 519 Beivds, 1380 Sheep, and 137 Calves; Scotland, 400 Beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000; and 600 trout the Northern and Midland Counties. Per .tow of Mts. ad.a a. Best Seat., Ilea:fords— 3 6 3 8 Beat Stantltorna 3 2 3 4 Samoa quality Mesta 2 8 3 U 2 4 Pigs Beet Diu Ilalf-arads 4 0 4 4 Hera. at wariest. 002; INgs.U6. Per .03400 ref Ms. d. s. d. Bert Un.. Ilf.-1010. tilk .0 0 0 0 ikot Leog.oool.l ....... 3 II 3le - 1 , 0. du. hhoru Est", 1..e0.n01514.111ty 3 0, 3 4 0 launh.4 1 0 11 awl leanlo. 19 100 : NORTH NOTTIXOTLAYSIIIR/L—We beFeve there is no truth in the rumour which ix going the round of the papers, that Mr. Ituuldsworth is alsnit to vacate his seat us representative in parliament of North Nottinghamshire.— , NottingAunt Journal. REPREt , ENTATION or NOTTINOHAIIIIIITRE.—The writ authori,ing the election of a successor to the late Robt. Bromley, Esq., in the representation of South Nutting hamsbirc, was received in Nottingham on Friday morning, and proclaimed on Saturday in Newark, where the nomina tion is fixed to take place on Tuesday week, the Ilth inst. The poll will be taken on the Friday and Saturday after wards. The official declaration will be made, it is anticipated, at the place of nomination on the 18th instant. MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL—The treasurers of this excellent charity have been informed of a very seasonable addition to their funds by a munificent legacy of 1,0001., free of duty, under the will of Thomas Anseldo Hewson, Esq., deceased. THE DISGRACEPVL AND BAREAROVx CUSTOM OF "CRYING DOWN " the credit of a region nt took place in the public streets of Portsmouth this (Saturday) morning, on the occasion of the 7th Regiment eomior into the garri rim:in. We hope this regulation will, in future, h disconti nued in the annual passing of the Mutiny Act. A stroke of the pen would alter the obnoxious law.—llampshire Tele graph. FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Saturday afternoon, as a young woman, wife of a porter employed at the Vauxhall station of the South Western Railway, was crossing the Wandsworth-road, under the railway arch, she was struck by the leader of a waggon team, lost her footing, and fell amongst the horses lea. Both of the off who chi pasted over her head, and death took place instantaneously. The driver of the waggon is said to have been perfectly sober when the accident occurred. MODEL LIFE BOATEL—It is stated thAt no to Bator day nearly 200 model life boats had been forwarded to the surveyor's office in the Admiralty from all parts of the country, including Ireland, to compete for the prize of 100 guineas liberally offered by Rear-Admiral the Duke of Northumberland for the best model life boat, and an addi tional 100 guineas for a life boat that should be built accord ing to the prize model. It appears that the Duke of Northumberland is in correspondence with the Royal National Shipwreck Institution, Great Wirehester-street, and has promised to communicate the result of his decision to that society. This is natural enough shire the society has, it is stated, expended nearly 6,0007. on life boats at different periods, and is always endeavouring to increase the number of its life boat establishments on various parts • of the coasts of the United Kingdom, for the purpose, as far as a hardy crew and an efficient life boat can neeoniplish it, of diminishing to some extent the fearful loss or life •from the numerous shipwrecks which annually occur on our shores. HEREFORD AND BRECON RAILWAY.—A meeting of the inhabitants of Brecon was held on Thursday, in the Town-hall, for the purpose of adopting the neees-wry mea sures to form a railway communicut ion between Brecon and Hereford. The Mayor presided.—The Chairman called attention to the praiseworthy exertions of the citizens of Hereford to promote railway communication frem that city to Shrewsbury and the north, and also a diror , communica tion between Hereford and the metropolis. The proposed lines from Hereford to Gloucester and from Brecon to Hereford would not be complete unless extended into the populous mining districts on their south-east and south west by junctions with existing lines, which lines would be equally advantageous to Herefordshire as to Breconshire. He thought they might fully calculate on the support of the great iromnasters and other gentlemen of South Wales. He believed that the line could be constructed for less than 10,0001. per mile. They would have ample time to mature their plans, for it was not intended to apply to parliament in the present session, but, in the meantime, they must use every exertion to promote the undertaking.—After some ob servations from Colonel Watkins, M.P., and several other gentlemen, a resolution was passed approving of the scheme, and the meeting separated.