The Express. — London, England, 1847-01-26 00:00:00

aion a beautiful portrait of the late Charles James Fen wee *dented to the Club by Lord &eye and See. ' • CHARITARLE DISTRIBUTION AMONGST DISTRESSED Jaws.—Oa &today evening • meeting of the rabbi and other offieials estimated with the various metropolitan syna gegen wee held at the Jewish Free Schools, in Bell-lane, Spitalfields, for the purpose of distributing relief to the poor members of the different sissy/use To raise a requisite sum the chief rabbi bad previously sassed • circular, calling upon the inferior rabbi to make • collection in their various syna gogues, for their immediate succgur. The sum thus gathered. amounted to above 7001. 'There were about 1,200 poor per. eons of the perausion, of both sexes, present to partake of the bounty. UNION BANK . OP AUSTRALIA.—At the half yearly meeting yesterday of the shareholders in the Union Bank of Australia. it was stated that the operations of the half year had been very satisfactory. especially at the larger branches is the colonies. Although several failures had occurred, MOTS particularly at Launceston, they could be traced as having arisen from the difficulties entailed upon the parties in the former years of panic and distress, and the Union Bank had fortunstely not rufftred by them. The dividend' agreed to was at the rate of 6 per sent. per annum, the profits of the half year being 29,3811. 19s. 2d. The reserved fund was 48,274/. 6.. 5d., and the total operations of the Bank represented the sum of 1,027,1951. Its. 10d. LONDON ORPHAN ASYLUM:—A general Court of the °oversees of this Asylum was held ys . Moeda', at the London Tavern, for the election of twenty-six boys and tau girls into the institution; Mr. Capelin the chair. 'l' bspolling was costumed throughout Modem, until 3 o'clock, when the secretaries retired to ascertain the numbers fax each candi date; but the result, which is to be advertised, was nut expected to be known until a Late hour. WARD OE FARRINGDON WITHOUT.—LI consequence of an error having occurred in canine up the number of votes for the different candidates at the late election for Com mon Councilmen on St. Thomas's-day, on petition to the Court of Aldesmes that court quashed the return, and the Lord Mayor having issued a peecept for • new election, a we:delude was held in the New Court, Old Bailey, yesterday morning. Alderman Sir Jamie Duke presided. The six-' teen Ittooolllfill candidates at the beet election were again unanimously re-elected. Mr. Carpenter, one of the anima caseltil candidates. did not again present himself; and the melaseholy int lligence was reported that Mr. Harding, the other gentlemau who lost his election, died yesterday morn. Lg. After • noisy discussion, a vote of thanks was given to Be J. Doke, and the wardraohe was dissolved. MIDDLESEX am-rms.—On Saturday, the sheriff of Middlesex, accompanied by the under - sheriffs , errived in New Brentfold, and proseeded to the market-place, and in the Butte c mnected therewith, a proclamation was made, that the election of a knight of the shire for the county of Middlesex, in the room of the late George Byng, will take place at Brentfonl on the 3rd of February. It is un derstood that a requisition is in the course of signature, call ing on a gentleman of considerable stn riding in the county to off, r himself as a candidate in opposition to Lord Robert Grosvenor, who is at present the only candidate in the field. It is also stated that Mr. Pownall, of Spring-grove, Houns low, this chairman of the Middlesex bench of magi' . ratev, Who, in 1835, with Cul. T. Wood, contested the county against Mr. Byng and Mr. Hume, nod lest his election by one hundred and thirty votes, is likely to be the second con didate.—Olotie. Tax GROCERS AND TEA DEALERS BENEVOLENT PIOTICTION Soeinfi.—YOSterdUla meeting of this society was held at the L indent Tavern, Hishopsgate-street, to elect two pendicaers. Mr. John Wyles, treasurer, presided. The report stated that the funded property amounted to 10,6001. (the affairs of the charity having piourow.el eery favour. ably during the 4.4 twelve mouths) and that there were now 42 pensioners, who were in the receipt of sums, varying from to 401. per annum. THE ROYAL GENERAL ANNUITY SOCIETY.— Yesterday, the subscribers to, and supporters of, the above institution, held a meeting at the London Tavern, Bishope gate-etreet, for the purpooe of electing three annuitants, the sistitutios tieing established for allowing moulage to decayed merchants, bankers, professional men, their widows and clerks, and to single females daughters of per sons belougin; to such classes of society. Mr. Luke James Hansard, Vic-President, in the chair. There were eight candidates. SOCIETY FOR TILE IMPROVEMENT OF MEN EMPLOYED ire MANILII•CTORILS.—A meeting was held lost evening at the Music Hell, Storeatreet, to an nounce the objects of the society to the public. The chair was turn by the Right Honourable the Esrl of Radnor, who explained the origin of the association. which had its germ in one formed on a small scale, galled the "Religious Tract Society of Operatives in the employment of Messrs. Maud.ley and Field, in the Westminster-road," the good effects of which he bad had an oppostaiiity of witnessing. The object was to form lib/arils in every manufactory, to be under the management of the men employed, whose moral and social condition they were eminently calculated to improve. The present was the central society, and it was expected that • number of auxiliary ones would he farmed throughout the metro-. polls.—The Rev. Mr. Austin, the secretary, then read the report of the committee, which reiterated the tett of the 4.1 Mated origin of the society, as by the chairman, and was meanly an exposition of i end benefits, detailing instances of its efficacy in individ cases, as hr we it had already pro ceeded. Mr. Hughes, in proposing the first resolution for the adoption and circulation of the report, dwelt on the le euenee of the great body of operatives, whom he conceived to be the moat important, as they were the largest, class is the community. He maintained that the prosperity of the country was mainly attributable to the working classes, and that it was the duty of every person to support them to the utmost of his power. The Rev. Mr. Martin seconded the reeolutiou, in au address of a similar character. It had been mid in oppnition to the objects of the society, that education would effect harm to the workman, by rendering him above his work. He thought that iu the proper acceptation of the term, this was not an objection at all. It was right and de sirable that • man's mind should be elevated above his mechanical work, which could be performed by • mere machine, and he was assured that the work would not suffer in oassequeeme. The resolution was carried, and was fol lowed by others in furtherance of the same objects. The meeting was but thinly attended. Tna SMITHFIELD MARKET NlTlBANCE.—Yesterday afternoon, a youth named Radcliffe, while in the act of enieslag the carriage-way of the eastern extremity of London bridge, was run against and knocked down by • very power hal-looking beset, which had proceeded in advance of several other* from Smithfield market. In addition to being moat fearfully trampled upon, the poor youth was very severely by the infuriated beast, which appeared the moreCl Irritated by the screams of the foot-passeogers witneming the accident: ultimately, however, he was rescued from his perilous position, when it was found that the injuries sus- Mined were of such a serious nature that the most alarming results ate likely to follow. 1 ' INQuMT , YEETERDAT.—Tins H ON.CRAB. STUART. —By Mr. Bedford, at the Queen's Head Tavern, Queen- street St. James's, on the body of the Hon. Charles Stuart, aged 33. Captain Frederick Ainsley, of the 21st Fusiliers, said be saw the deceased alive on the 14th instant, when he complained of a cold. He thought the deceased a likely person to be attacked with apoplexy. Thomas Ostrial said he had been in the service of the deosased for throe yowl. On Wednesday last the deceased complained of a cold, but re /Reed to call in a medical man. He took a draught from a chemist is Piccadilly. Wheels left the deceased at half past ten, p.m. On the following morning he found the de ceased lying on the floor in his night-dress, quite dead. A surgeon was ea led in, who said that the deceased had been deed some time.—Mr. Dyer, surgeon, of Sackville-street, said he thought that the deceased, not feeling well, bed left his lied, fallen down In a fit of apoplexy. Verdict— " Death from natural camel." IRELAND. DUBLIN, JAL 24. The country papers are barren of news. The royal speech has been variously received, but the balance inclines to the aide of satisfaction. One beneficial effect was a downward tendency in the markets. Another movement is beginning to exert its influ ence. The days are running fast on seed time and nothing is Wing done. Seed depots by the govern ment would be late, and if promised could not be relied upon. The landlords are casting about to procure the requisite supply for their tenants. In i the north this movement s more active and general than in the south. It appears to be a question be tween the landed-proprietors and the government, since the peasantry feel indisposed, whether through will or inability, to make any provision for the future. Government has been storing provisions for some months in Galway, In anticipation of a crisis. The Commitervint bad misted all attempts of the local authorities to interfere with the markets; and we have seen the result in such foolish nets as the " verdict of wilful murder." At length, however, the necessity arrived, and the food depot has been thrown open to the relief committees for supplies at market prices. The heavy rains of late have rendered many of the new roads under the Board of Works impassable. Mr. Bianconi has been compelled, in consequence, to dis continue ru g some of hie branch ears. STATE OF THE COUNTRY. The &etre,. which afflicts en many other portions of the country seems about to all on the fertile county of Limerick. The Limerick papers of yesterday state, that " unlem prompt measures be used, parts of that country will, era long, resem ble in their most horrifying features, the state of ilkibberecn, Bantry, sad Mayo." Notwithetandins the numbers al ready employed, tee extraordinary special seseions are still proceeding, and at one which was held on Friday last, at which the Berl of banrsven presided, 5,68.51. was pawed wader the Labour-rate Act. The drainage operations have already commenced near Olin, on the confines of Lieu rick and Kerry, and thus much employment is afforded in that quarter. Meantime, di•-arganisation is spreading. The Limerick papers of yesterday contain intelligence of the robbery of a pay-clerk with 'n a few miles of that city, and not many miles from the place where the policeman, accom panying another psy-clerk, had been murdered a few, days before. The amount taken by the robber., of whom three only made their appearance, was 3001., and with the excep tion of 251. found scattered behind a wall by the police, who were speedily in pur Mt, no portion of this large amount is likely to be recover, , our of the robbers has beta stared. The Marquis of Londonderry has addreseed a letter to the Marquis of Sligo, arguing is strong terms against the praoti oehilityead propriety of fanning an " Irish party." Wawa or von Stitt:L-ons passenger (a Limerick man, it is maid), returning from the West Indies, lost 2,000/ in his portmanteau, and a lady 1,6001. There are several others who have lust property to a large arnoant. The country people ware making away with everything they could lay hands oa until the arrival of W. Knaresborough, EN , , with military and police from Middleton, the coast guards not being sufficient to protect the wreck from the immense mob assembled. Five out of tea of the police petty who Perished alongside the wreck of the Sirius steam packet, in Ballycotton nay, were sent round from Dublin out of the reserve force in the Phreniz.park depot, to be sta tioned at Ballyeation, where they unexpectedly found a pre mature grave. SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH, JAW. 23. Another daily paper is announced for Glasgow, to be called the Doily Mail. Tho Edinburgh subscriptions for the Highland des titution amount to-day to 19,707/. 2s. ; those in Glas gow to 9,160/. 15s. Mr. Arthur Anderson, of Lon don, has written to the head magistrate of Lerwick, intimating that having observed that the application from the bettors of Zetlaad to the treasury for a grant to make roads (see Daily News, 12th inst.) bad not been acceded to, he (Mr. Anderson) was " prepared to make an outlay to the extent of 3,0001., if required, in such a manner as will best stimulate the fishermen to active steady exertion (in the prose cution of the winter and spnng fisheries, particularly cod fishing), and secure to them the most libtral re muneration that the market will afford for the pro duce of their labour." Mr. Anderson also intimated that he had connected himself with the London sub scription, and hoped to obtain some aid for Shetland. PROVINCIAL. ANOTHER FATAL INSTANCE of the culpable inconsiderate nem of sums mothers has just occurred in Liverpool. On I Thursday afternoon, Rebecca Jones, the wife of a labourer, being about to attend a funeral, obtained some laudanum front a neighbour, whom she knew to be in the habit of giving it to her children to make them quiet ; and, without making any enquiry as to the quantity she should admi. sister, gave from a quarter to half a teaspoonful of the nar cotic to her infant, which was only five months old, for the avowed and sole purpose of keeping it quiet during her ab sence. When she returned in three hours afterward', the infant wss awake, and she gave it the breast ; but ft imme. distil). became convulsed, and died in a few hours, notwith. standug that medical aid was called in, and every exertion used to counteract the effects of the opiate. An inquest was held upon the body on Friday, and a verdict was returned of " Chance medley." MT. °ATTLEE has CHALLENGED MT. BRIGHT to disc= the following propositions :—" 1. That it is a delusion to suppose that the factory children can be educated under the present system of twelve hours' daily labour. 2. That it is a fallacy to suppose that a reduction of the hours of labour from twelve to ten per day will cause a reductina of ' one sixth or one-seventh' in the wages of persons whose labour is thus reduced." _ , -. 1 7 ;;;•;1TC THE LIVERPOOL Emelt...MM.—At !the an nual meeting yesterday of the Exchange proprietors, M. J. Glesitnn, Esq., the chairman, announced that, in compli ance with a request made by the committee and the mer chants of the town, the Admiralty have resolved to present the news-room with an entire copy of all their maps, numbering about 4000. IRISH ENIGEANTS IN MANCHESTER. —lt is a re markable fact, that, notwithstanding a large infiax of Irish paupers and mendicants into this t iwn during the last few weeks, they have scarcely at all applied for relief to the board of guardians to this union. During the present week only seventeen Iri.h families have applied to the board, who have resided in Manchester for a shorter period than three months. Perhaps this fact may be accounted for by the vigi;ant and careful inquiries which the guardians cause to be mate into the circumstances of every applicant, and to their invariably requiring labour in return for relief, from all who seem capable of performing it. Manchester Guardian. ..... REPREPENTATION or ~ TAIIWOaTH.—It IS currently re ported in this locality, that Mr. William Peel, oat the part of the Protectionists, has determined to oppose his brother, Sir Robert Peel, at the next election; and likewise, in the event of his doing so, that Captain Townshend will contest the seat with Captain A'Court. We give this rumour as it has reached us; but the idea of opposition to the right honourable bonnet from such a quarter, seems to us so monstrously absurd, that, fur the sake of Mr. William Peel, we should be sorry to vouch for its correctaess.—Bir ',gingham Journal. MANGOLD WlTYLTiElLii6ri7fileNottinghans Journal says :—" A fortnight ago, we inserted a letter recommending the use of bread made from a composition of wheaten flour and mengold wurtzel, and giving the proportions of each and directions for the manufacture. Mr. J. Baines, a cot tager, at Oxton, In this county (who has grown some mangold wurtzel upon a patch of ground which he occupies), has made some bread according to the receipt published, and, having found it a very nutritious end palatable food, he brought a sample of it for inspection and trial to out office. We have examined and tasted it, and can most ccnfidently recommend it in this time of dearth to general adoption. The proportions used are 241 b. of dour to 211 b. of mangold wortsell, with berm and Milt, as used in the common mode of making bread. All that is necessary to be done to the marigold wurtzell is to clean it well, crate it, and then let it drain on a colander or hair sieve. Water need not be added to the mixture, as there is sufficient moisture in the root without it. The bread must be made and baked in all re. •ns like other bread. A loaf containing the proportions ab,ove mentioned will weigh, when baked, 41b. 10ox., thus 1 ' only 2os. in the baking. The wet is nearly one-third less than the breed usually sold." NORFOLK. Rsranstarrsvion 0;14411.77Cm.—0ur Conservative fel low-citizens are, we hoar, in no degree unanimous in their support of ths Marquis of Douro. Indeed, it is said that some gentlemen are oven now in the metropolis on that sub bect. The Marquis, we bear, has the support of Mr. Bignold, ut many others of the leaders do not hesitate to say they put no faith in his Lordship's political sincerity.—A emir?, Mercury. Abe Boum ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.—WO Mid begin the few words we sin say respecting last night's performance by re peating the complaint, made by ostracises and some of our contemporaries, of the wearisome lateness of the hour to which the entertainments of this theatre are protracted. Last night two pieces, the one of two and the other of three sets, lasted from half-past seven to a quarter pest twelve ; and we observed that the boxes and stalls were half empty before the last piece was over, a circumstance which ought to convince the management of the inexpediency of continuing the practice. The lint piece was " Louis ette, ou, La Chanteuse des Bass," a pretty Vaudeville, In which the principal part Wm performed very charmingly by Mlle. Clarifier. 'The ire coed piece was "Le Barbier du Rot d'Arragon," which ken been . made popular in France by the admirable acting of Leonine. It is absurdly extra vagant in subject and plot, and is remarkable for two or three scenes which seem to have been written t• show off his peculiar talent. A scene. in which the king's barber, moved by jealous hatred, is preparing to murder the king while he se shaving him, is one of those trogi-comic exhibi tions of the extremity of mental disorder of which this ex traordinary actor only is capable. The theatre was well attended ; but the piece would have gone off with more spirit had it finished at an earlier hour. LYCEUM.—A new flute, called the " Wigwam," was produced here last evening, with success. The leading idea is happy ; consisting of an incongruous admixture of Indian manners and eastern' with London associations. To this end the plot—which is slight enough, although entinient for the purpose—is made subservient. Mr. Eramstsr Lob o:owe (Mr. F. Matthews), has emigrated from Lorton to Canada to avoid a legal prosecution, and becomes domes ticated 'Meng a tribe of Indiana, adopting even their cos tume and paint; end assuming the name of Fonsfleagspow. His wife and daughter proceed in quest of him, and also the lover of the later., Mr. Ploy& Plimpton, (Mr. Keeley), who discovers the tribe by accident, and is compelled to follow the exempte of hie father-ia-law elect. This is the main point of the piece: Keeley, as a North-American Indian, was If course irresistible, and brought the house down continually. He is so far forgetting his old engagement as to contract a new one with an Indian girl, named Corn, when the ladies appear on the scene, which leads to everything being discovered and arranged amicably. Mies Mary Keeley was effective en the Indian rl. The dialogne is well written, and pointed occasionally. The force was announced (Sr repetition without dissent, and will doubtless be frequently acted. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. Desun.—At the Rupptemente% Degree Examination, in Mary Tenn, MI:, c oo den parsed Am the degree ns number of nuerieulat in Trinity Colle7e, during the pest year, was 392. The toed number of Mudents at present is 1,897. The &Moe lentewer lee elven totter that for the Mum, the mane to be m ashed in, at the entrances for mediation into the unlrersity, will eannist of the follow - his books r —Greek —Pint throe books of tha Aminels aflettophon, Gospel" at El& Luke and John, and Ads of thei Ywness. Latin—Yin! three books of : Bra six Omits of ths Amid d VirsiL This Moiler course not to apply to the three mat mamma to July, October, and November, at which alone ths suiteliftse are clamed In the order of merit, and at which they will be seamined in the peewit lower comer. Candidates, not maims of Ireland, are at rill times entitled to a private examination in the shorter retractor soars.—The Iter. Arthur Irwin, 18. A., has been =led by the Crown to the Deanery of Ardlert, vacant by the of Me Very Rey. Gilbert Holmes, D D. 74 A VAL. lthvosimay, ha. 24.—Avenger at, Woe. J. M. Potbrup, sailed on the evening of the 21r4, with Indian wind for Cork. Adventure v.v.. greyed on the evening of the 21st, with mothdons, bound to Cork. Queen, 114k i. Copt . .8 . 1 1, e , H. J. Leek.' , H artiv•W an the 12/xl, after a l 0 day's erolee. l2o, Capt. M. . Mon, was paid seam on the 22nd. Athol tr. s., r. M. J. P. Pears, Molter @miNon the 2.3 th from Portsmouth, on her way to Malta. Built at, Coal. G. E I non., wiled on the 23rd for Cork- h m flambee, 44. Dutch 114., Copt. Pere/mon, railed on the 2-,,d to the eastward. POIMMOVIN. he. 25.—The Bearish), teoop.ebip, arrived this morning at Spit/teed, from Barbodece, with the 71st Highland R.eitl. merit on hoard. She left Payback. on New Year's day. The only man-of-war there was H.M.S. Viper, 6, Limit. 0. Hare; the admiral In H.M.S. Vindictive was expected to arrive there on the 6th instant, agether with H.M.S. Perna. A melsocholy accident cecurred on the mynas home., to Mr. midshipman, ten of the ann. monde', who, falling cererbmA from the math rigging, was unitap. ply drownDL I.ra7 mortice was ml.d , to recuocrthe body, b• ;.t,,,, I vela. To llailliale trlll IMO tato hatana to keel U. Wogs. NM bag at bowel . pat graft at oat adman aberes.—A. ins. Make apt. Is gland marl to S. rive; ta decamp do Aka. brag& Imemobas draeadaa. Sr esta owns or A. Parame, Ow telloatay U. IWO i•VIIIII410.6. at Ur Led. Sir 0. L. WA, IL. all be ommoled at be liodird of H. lima Axe IL to bowl. WI did 10.--Wilat•adw. ei dr Mod W. Z. IL latiolod odd let pooselled la be eitordward of M. dm oba Ifs J. W. I. to I bo viloeiglial at Um *Lb% Au Wt J. L. Mon X.0.L.. la M *waist at Or tod.-111bar..aaa at dr WNW . lroteatlll ba 1 =Utale toeradolooi at dr rat. AseTtoolatt; tad W. Coolt, r toilet abbe. atm Wawa. VlorAtta. Z. 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Lis bon, Jan. fn, —eendok weeds eq Or mem as trati. elm Jen. I i.--Irn w tenith Alper, dr eat the hew gnome filtrate Dow i Arrournmns.—Muninnuri, h.. 25.—T. H. Mr% Osa. ebbe ; R. C. Toby, Lieut., Hibernia; J. Nieboll, Mblabiliam M. Timed; R. Patton, N. Cadet, America. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—Mouthy. Meramsorrec HANDICAP.-17 to 1 art L.llll Chesterfield's Jenny Wien (take 20 to I) ; 20 to I apt Mr. Pedley's Pink Bonnet (taken); 23 to 1 apt Lord Stanley'. Meesnee (taken; ; 23 to I apt Duke of Vamprre; 83 to 1 art Mr. John Day's Borten (takes) ; 40 to 1 apt Mr. Whitworth's Lady Sarah (taken.) The investments on the alum rem were, with one exception, 1,500 to SO apt Vam pyre, on too smell a mile to deserve notice. Two TiIOCSANU Grouts Manta.--. to 1 apt Mr. Mostyn's Gientih (take" to I) ; 8 to 1 eget sir R. Pigot's Conffegbans (taken) ; 10 to 1 apt Mr. Bowe% Liosedale (taken.) Comma Cte.--In the aggregate, bunkers was not by any means brisk. The star of the day was the winner of the Oak. last year (Mendicant), who from 60 to 1 laid to a trine In the early part of the entracte, km finally to 20 to I, and had a very numerous pert!. Camera Omura was also backed for a good deal of money, the price 23 to I, end the Wren not quite tired. The flitch was frequently Mquieed after, and in emsegaro I advanced Revere] points upon a moderate nudity. Punch, The leash, and Bedlam, were also in demand, were barked in several quarter, and wcre promoted y. accordingi Tao Deaer.—But few horsoe were backed far this race ; Mill, In three instance", the transactions were in large sums, 8 to I having been taken to three or four hundred pounds Mont the favourite; 10 to 1 to two or three hundred pounds about Effrote ; 1,000 to 45 about Glentilt ; 1,000 to Go 'boot Altertouien : 5,000 to 100 and I,ooe to 25 I repeatedly about Red Ilert ; 2,000 to PM was laid on the field apt Van Tromp, Eptrote, Planer, and Glentilt. We give the last quota- Gone,- Bto I apt Kent's lot (taken freely) ; Bto 1 met Lord Egthi- ton's Van Tromp ((takes); 10 to I Art Mr. Bowes's Eff rote (lake.); 16 to 1 apt Mr. Aketynls Planet (take 17 to I); 22 to 1 apt Mr. Mostyn's Glentilt (taken) ; 1,000 to 30 apt Lord Caledna's Henan (taken) ; 2,0.0 to 60 apt Mr. Gully's Allertonlan (taken) ; 1,000 to 23 met Mr. B 0111. 1 •1. Lune le (taken and afterwards offered); 40 to 1 apt Duke d Blehmood's Red Hart (taken free; 1,000 to 2.5 apt Mr. Maori's Proffctik (taken and a ft erwards o &.ed) ;40to 1 apt Sir R. Plgot's Conyngbam ; 1,000 to 20 apt Mr. 8. Conway'. MAlM pher (taken) ; 1,000 to 20 apt Mr. Irwin's Horn of Chase (token); 50 to 1 art Mr. Bouverte's War Eagle (1,0000 15 taken) ; 1,100 to 15 mut Mr. O'Brien'. Bedlam (takers, and afterwards oared); 2,000 to 25 Met Mr. Fund's Clarendon (taken). to I apt Mr. Payne's Clemeatina ; 0 to 1 apt Mr. J. Daps Farmer's Daughter (takes to SW.); 22 to I grit Lord Frinton's Neriala (taken to 501. ; 30 to I was alto laid to 1001.) At the ask &Count ilathyany's stud yesterday by Mows. Tatter sall, Brilliant fetched 100 go. ; Brooks, Esse, end Comfort, 140 gs. etch ; and Captain Pops, 82 p.; Hercules, a cab have, realised 190 raker. Lain Enttlliatrice. EQUITY COUtiTB.—YESTERDAT. Before Viss-Clnincellor Knight Brace. Smote v. EDGEWORTH.—JOINT STOCK COMPANT.— PROVISIONAL COMMITTEEXIM—PARTIKB. The bill was filed by the plaintiff, on behalf of himself and all other the shareholders in a projected railway company,called the "Wrex ham,Nant • ich,ani Cri vreJ unction Rail way Company"(empt the defendants) against the provisional committeemen, the so licitors of the company, and two other persons, one of whom had been an assignee of some shares, and the other was al leged to have been actively a promoter of the concern, pray ing that an account might be taken of the debts and liabili ties of the company, and that the surplus monies in the hands of the defendants, after satisfaction of such debts and liabilities, might be paid to the plaintiff and the other per sons on whose behalf ne sued. fhe bill alleged that, after the plaintiffs and others had paid their deposits, and after the defendants had been for some time employing the funds of the company in preparing plans and 'Actions of the reposed railway, dc., they suddenly sent round a circular, saying, that they were unable to reran an act of parliament, and calling on the subscribers to pay 2a. 6d. each upon their deposit., with a view of winding up the concern. To this bill a demurrir was put in for want of equity, miajoinder of plaintiffs, mul tifariousness, and want of parties ; and the demurrer now came on for argument. Mr. Wigrara, Mr. Selwyn, and Mr. Calvert appeared for the demurring parties, and contended that if this concern was a partnership, all the shareholder. should have been made parties, according to " Evans o. Stokes," and " Long v. Ynnge," before the Master of the Rol' s and the Vice-Chancellor of England. If, on the other hand, it was not a partnership, the plaintiff ought not to have sued on behalf of himself and all other the shareholders, &e., but ought to have alleged his own gnevanc a Miley. For it was not certain that any other of the parties concerned would think the hill in that shape beneficial to them.—Mr. Russell and Mr. Anstey appeared in support of the bill ; but after the case had been argued at considerable length, it was arranged that it should stand over until the Lord Chaixellor should have decided two cases of a similar nature that an now before him on appeal, namely, " Apperly v. Page," and " Cooper v. Webb.' THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1847. COURT OF 9UESN'S BENCH, MITCHELL V. MOORE.—IS TR. ESTICT VP ACoxemcT TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE OF • RAILWAT COMPANY IN 1845 TO BE DETERMINED ET THE JOEY'S RHOWLEDOE Or TEE MEANIE° TWIN AT TACHED TO SOON • CONSENT ?—The court had taken time to consider its decision on an application for a new trial in this ewe, made on the ground that Lord Denman had mis directed the jury, by leaving it to them to determine the effect of the defendant's consent to become a member of a provisional committee for constructing a railway, by refer ence to their knowledge of what wss thereby understood at the time, the autumn of 1845, when the consent was given. Lord Denman now said that the doubts which prevailed made it desirable that the question should be, discussed. Rule nisi. THE QUEEN ON TEE PROSIECUTION - OP JANE B V. THE Rev. DISNIT Roefoson. lanst..—The defend ant bad been convicted of having published a libel, by ad dressing two letters to the prosecutes:, the superscriptions of which contained a very offensive imputation on her. The judgment of the court was now prayed ; but after some con versation between Mr. Whately, Q C., who, with Mr. Tyr whitt, a ppears d for the defendant, and Mr. Serjeant Isl. fourd, who, with Mr. Alexander, Q.C., and Mr. (heaves, represented the prosecutris, as apology and retractation were accepted, and no judgment was pronounced. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. tatting' la 13saoo. PnwELL APPELLANT V. PRICE, REEPONDENT.—TVE was an appeal from the decision of the revising barrister lor the borough of Brecon, and the question submitted to the court was, whether a shnp, dwelling-house, and bake-house, being conjointly worth 10i. a year, could be unite) in the claim of the voter for the purpose of making the necenery qualification. It appeared that the shop and dwelling-honer were situated at opposite sides of a yard, which yard was surrounded by property belonging to the appellant and others, and there was a passage running thereto from the public street. It was decided by Oa revising buTigter that the promisee in question could not be j”ined so as to make one entire Qualification within the meaning of the 27th sec tion of the Reform Act. The court held that the objection was tenable, and that the decision of the revising barrister must be affirmed. Decision affirmed. POLICE.-YESTERDAY. M ANSION•HOUSE THIEVES IN A HOGSHEAD.— Iferislve Glenroy and Malcolm Grams, the latter of whom was tried a short time ago in the earns of Jemmy Kemp for a burglary, were charged with having broken into the house of Mr. Taylor, in Bishoppgate-without, and stolen a quantity of plate.—Mary Cullen, housemaid, said when she went t bed on Saturday night all the doors and shutters were fast ened, except the back-parlour window, over which there was a skylight, which was closed but not fastened. The back parlour was on a level with the drawing•room on the first floor. Pittner, heard no noise in the night, but on rising on Sunday morning, found the plate, which was all safe in tke plate-basket in the parlour cup- I board when she went to bed, lying in a heap on the ground, and separated from articles of baser sets', which were put aside as unworthy of notice by the thieves. In the warehouse there was one of the plated arti cles near a hogshead, in which the prisoners were subse quently found by the police who were celled into the house by Mr. Tayler.—The prisoners were committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court. GUILDHALL.—ROBBERY.— George Williams, George Standish, and JoAn Wilson, were charged with comm4Eng the following robbery : Mr. H. Peeving, watchmaker, stated that about a quarter to I I o'clock on Saturday sight he was removir g the watches, according to custom, from the window, his son taking them from him and putting them in cases. While an engaged he felt a forcing in of the frame-work, as if some one was pushing against it, and then a second and third, when a smash followed, and an immense square of plate-glass fell in pierce, at the same time a number of watch.•es, its., fell outside on the pavement. Witness ran to the door and observed Wilson and Williams ruaninz away, and suspeeLieg the formcrh.al some of the property, he pursued him, followed by Williams, who several Woes ran across him, evidently for the purpose of tripping him up and thus allowing his accomplice to effect his escape. Wilson MA among the cabs, and made his way towards Fleet-lane, but within a . few yards of that place he wits taken into custody by the policeman, who saw him just before ding a geld watch into the rued. He (Mr. Pemng) then collared Williams, and they were conveyed to the station-house. The glass that was broken was valued at 61. Alderman Johnson committed them roi trial. CLERKENWELL—ESTPAORDINAIIY PROCIIiDINO. Edward O'Connor wascharged by Mrs. Helen Blundell with the following extraordinary outrage. Mrs. Blundell deposed that on Sender morning at 3 o'clock, the quiet other house was disturbed by the violent bursting in of the street-doer, and the horrid swearing of the prisoner, who went into her front par lour, of which he took possession. She got out of tied, and ordered him away. He refused to leave, saying she was bis wife. Mss Catherine Brows, an elderly lady, a lodger, got up and remonstrated with him., when he claim also also r his wife, and on threatening to send for the police, be swore he would murder thins, or any policeman who might dare to interfere with trim.. A policeman was procured, and the prisoner was taken to the station-hoose.— Mr. Greenwood fined the primmer 2a. et , the estimated damage he had done to the dear, Thigh he paid. He was Iwo ordered to find bail to keep the posse towards all her Majesty's subjects. WORSHIP-STREET. --A Arrow= Coxvicr. Austin Mantra*, a returned trumpet, was finally exam ined, charged with having been consoesed with others in burglariously entering the premises af Meier Hanka and Co., tailors, ssistasling tin refire sloth, velvet, and other articles of dr ompessis nine of between 4001. and 6001. The cimunitences mouteeted with the above robbery have already been detailed, and the ahead was now charged with having committed another slobbery at the house of Mr. J.aeheees, biter, in Itartholesmeniess, and stolen 21 yards of bend els* ea the 23rd of Jam lot.-.the prisoner who boailood coming say deka", was committed for trial. THANZEL—AssAvir.— Mims Teas was with the followiag amens as an aid man, name= Magee.—The senalsamt stead that he is a brash asher, used Ms been in the habit of taking hie bruise be ale ts a pshliabwere in (Bidwell. The primer also had latterly on many ressiona been in the room, and lost no opportunity of insulting and abusing the complainant. On Saturday evening Morgan went to this publio-house. The prisoner, who was present, commenced his abuse. Morgan remonstrated with him but he told complainant to be off, saying that if he did not, he would 'job his eye out for him," and without further notice struck him several severe blows.—Mr. Yardley passed the severest sentence that he was empowered to do, namely, a fine of 61., or two months' imprisonment with b ard labour.—The prisoner was locked up in default. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY M VRN MO. A remarkable and a satisfactory change came over the stuck market to-day. Various arrivals from distant parts, with intelligence of a satisfactory quality on the whole, sad the advice, from Paris of a material improvement in the prime of securities, and in the state of the money market, produced an immediately corresponding elect on the funds. Consols advanced with the opening at 901 to I for money, and 901 to i for account. The activity of the transac tions carried them gradually to 911 to d for time, and 911 to 1 for money. The rue was accelerated by the anxiety of the speculators for the tall to buy in their bear accounts. The market finally closed with a slight re-action upon the ad vance previously realised upon the prices of Saturday, which was equal ou the whole to about 11 per cent., at 91 to 1 for money, and 911 to 1 for time. Exchequer Bills were 3• to 7s. premium. Reduced Threes, 911 to 4. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 93 to 1. Long Annuities, 9 9-16 to 11-16. Bank Stock, 2031 to 44. India Stock, 219 to 251. Fcreign securities experienced the effects of the better position of the home market, in the greater confidence and multiplicity of dealings and partial reaction of prices. The higher advance in the quotations was not, however, alto gether maintained to the close of the market; but prices still left off better than on Saturday, with a firmer appear anon Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were 67 to 4 ; the Fon:s, 911 to 1. Spanish Fives 234 to ; the Threes, 34 to 4. Portuguese, 33 to 5. Mexican, 22 to 1. Brazilian, 84 to 6. Buenos Ayres, 40 to 2. New Grenada, 181 to 191. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93 to 5. A report is current in moneyed circles that the ministerial proposition for raising money will be by the issue of treasury warrants for such amounts as will be wanted, at a fixed date from the time when each aeries shall be paid out, say nine or ten montia„ having interest at a given rate, and re ceivable for Customa or other dues, after running a specified period. it is believed that a credit of not more than five millions will be asked fur or wanted, for a certain time to come, at least. The following brief review, prepared and condensed from multiplied official returns, will present, it is believed, a more simplified and intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indicated, both positisely at the date of the last accounts, and comparatively with returns fur anterior eor responding periods, than it the statement were overlaid with a redundancy of figures, and repetition of details, unin teresting to the general, and unimportant to the special and more inquiring reader. The aggregate average circulation of the United Kingdom, according to the rebus, bet collectively compkt, d for all the banks of issue, stood, fer the tow weeks ending on the 2nd inst., as follows: Bank of Reieleni Private Nasio. lie. 4,5006 Mee Mask eh 3,163,414 Beals samba Halm of Spend 3,767,151 drealation 118,740,815 The velem ter the four weeks ending Deeesaber 6, gave an aggregate elem eulation of Deemer, Jen. 7 11,000,437 The decrease was thus composed : For England, 466,6151., of which the Bank of England, for 369,3861. ; the private banks, for 72,3031.; the joint stock, for 24,9261.; for Ire land, 324,1161. ; for Scotland, 209,7061. The average of coin and bullion, held by the Bank of England, for the Rua weeks ending with January 2, was 15,003.6001. ; increase over the previous four week's return of 131,7181. The average specie held by the banks of Ireland on'the January return was 2,608,0121 ; by the banks of Scotland, 1,384,3871.; increase over the December return in the former 38,4271. ; in the latter of 19,7541. The comparison of the aggregate note circulation be tween January, 1847 and 1846, at similar dates, will stand thus 1847.—Bank of Ftand decrease Private bank,, id increase ......... 144,760 Joint-Moak, id id itisli banks, id Scotch banks, id Aggregate inereemen beleasa, 1647 Ve3,137 The same yeasty compasiaon for coin and bulli on will stand thus 1841.—Dent of England, increase Irish beaks ld 118,726 Bo3tch beaks id 203,961 =GUSH TUNDS. - - - ---- lax Aar.. exp. ath Jan., n-s r.li irm., 1. 14 . ..1.: 0 ztr e 1..,. al 11 . 74.W77 4 7 DIN MEWL PONDS. 72. p i Bonds D. from Aett,Jea. XS, 134 I Do. Deferred, Hi Cl.pe Dmin A«'., Tu. 4 Dt i tt = g v 3. . Ira . 0 . 1 ' 1! I 33 II De. Ave.., lasi PI, IS 4 per Ct. 40. OertUkeele t DI I AND STOCKS ABROAD. Bent Steel, per Cl. Yee. Alms.. II 901 it 3 per (.1. Camel.. Ass., 903 It 1 Nes, 31 per Ct. Lees. 911 91 1.41.14erk, WS 00 1 Cough fee *sec, 94 sof Iy i 10116101 per Cl. lessailesi Bowls. 04 t 4.4., I per Celle. Sem* Ayres 42 le It ft per Ca. Squalor Deeds. se 1 pee Cl. Cresols Boads. 19 let If M. Deter•94.N 3 per Cl. bleelere. 1944, 111 14 M. Ara., Ix. 11. 3194 2 s Pe , CI. Pon•giame 11.6.10 M Small. 37 4 pee Ct. Peel span Dab* 1 41 4 per hatow. ..... ____ VAN * ". IL • Ibiary. I Opeelinp. r Rama Lewes. MOW S pre OM.. 71 SO :7 13 71 OS 77 6$ TO SO 4 De. . on a ; 117 eil ID ao 11 De. . . . . . 4 De. an . . 114141n0 11111111 I Nl4 • : . . . 111.11.1142. 101 Do. * Naples Deem 11010 . . . . Dora Gera 100 . . Mak Seers 442 fa/ na 0150 21:0 Zselienle on Lea/e• fab 40711. 11 D. De. De. (II dap). 11. Kamm J.. 111.—Three per Cents.. 111. Five pee COM.. 204. Pa -4v04.51 Cetipees. 1111.—Warha11v en Lalole.llll. 1i111..,•P.11..-Aastrtll reeds. Five per OP•tt., litt.U.. 104 . 70•7 *redo. If . Flint per Ones.. 724: 21.011. DM. Nora Yell, 1741. Mem ens Ea, 1421; 1111.,1„,111; lasisrieu d0..110. Muth.. 4,414. RAILWAY NEWS. The state of the railway market is so dependent on that of the funds and of mobey, that almost as a natural consequecee higher prices in one or the other of these will produce a greater activity in business, and improved values in shares and scrips. There were considerable dealings . in these securities yesterday, with greater firmness of prices generally, and in many eases with an improvement. Amongst those most actively dealt in may be Enumerated North Staff.rds, Buckingham+, Oxford and Birmingham, Caledonians, Shrewsbury and Birmingham", which all rea lised higher rates. The tendency of the share market at Liverpool was still downward. and the basin. ss very i sited ; indeed, most of the tnuulactionsconsistell in iteorssupplying themselves, yes terday being the last day for buying in for the account at the end of the month. Lawton and North Westerns were tolerably firm at 189 and Midlands at 120 Nen castle and Carlisle declined to 112 and 114; South Eosterns to 361. The new lines were mostly a shade lower than on Saturday. There was a better fee: ins in the Manchester share market, and stock, realised slightly improved prices. Birmingham and Oxfords were done at 81 pvm. ; Manchester and Bir mingham (A) Quarters, 61; (B), 61; North &affords, 21 ; West Ridings, 11. The business at Birmingham wr s again limited, and prices lower. Stour Valleys fell to 11 prem. ; North Stafford' were sold at 21 prem. • Shrewsbury and Birmingham (A's) at prem. ; South Stalferishire Registered (late Junction), 1 prem. ; and Shropshire Union", 1 die. In old stocks but little business was transacted ; Midlands were done at 121. At Leeds tho trernuetio.ls in the shore market exhibited no change of importance, either in the amount of business effected, or in the rates of prices realised. The downward tendency recently reported appears to be in a great measure arrested. At Bristol the mirket was worse, and evidently fell to a greater extent---the effects of the gloomy report s . from the London and nm-thern markets. Midland 501. shares expe rienced a still fur:hcr decline, and closed at 51. ; Groat Western Filth shares were done at 291 ; and Bristol. and Soak Wales Junctions at IL. being 31. discount. TM fallowing is the rename of last week's leetnotions cra die Parka Bourse : •Tar Nod Mi. 16.75 e. to 010 oder hating tees quoted at 362 30 • EM. ll5O „ 1215 . . 1155 . Rana -- ..... 13.75 „ 675 . . 330 UMW 12.50 „ e7O " 645 Mosidlis.—.-. .„ aa „ 822.50 ',', SOO Elia .... .....,...„ 3.73 „ 212.30 ~ 201175 . non .....t.7 3 „ 550 557.50 Swim 4.75 „ 543.75 „ „ 515 = ffir 6.25 .. 497.50 „ . 43711 2.60 „ 475 4C5 Itaa6la 5 475 o " 465 Hanka= St Cad „ e 5 „ 445 10 „ 430 1 4= (LILL: „ 345 . . Ma Veronica (L.B. Dieppe did sot reigaltung at 343. hloatereasa was quoted at 345. RAILWAY BUSINESS IN PARLIAMENT. BILLS TO BE TAKEN UP BY TUB ZIAMINSIIS (THIS DAT). Before Mr. Smith, Olosialter-ross, No. 11. Unterooco.—(lol) Bristol and OMB Wails Juana Rafferty and I Am/km ; (104) Manchester and lamb Vann lofty !>w ) ; 1 (lid) Lynn and Ely Railway (Ertsesien Is Don Manirds). Oreare.—(lo7) Lynn end Ely Imam (Rsearian Ildsldlar and Bina Before Mr. Ma , Its. U. Iheseroiso.—(ll4) Clwyd 6owl sad Rimy Radlenaan o= i fewe Maar to (LA ri r t wilt the and Tress 011121. sald MON and if Mow I =OW Ilbwabile Railway AN Ilkladen sad I Dreklins (M 11) QUIIISSI sad Me teor Iledhis . Isundre wllh as ONMenieli ii adter ; (Ill) 110111411011 A iretvedroger" sad Maar 1421,7a;:1i0. 1 enatUnricit deetalon) ; (1111) Limped. Nan a/MB Sod Tire -upcs-Tyne ;mese= Lamy Acts amend- MIL Oresann—(lo9) Notth British Railway (No. 1); (HO) North Britian (Ns. e). 3171121111111 TAW SUOMI RILIIDIIIB (TESTERDAT). Before Mr. Owwwilletanm, No 22. Vetwrewieb—(99) Clleeper, llenhee4 awd Wild= Dina liall- Tril= n eor=lreed in t= I=wagiw g ." l- T - Wish. unel mili mmea preset Yea. beta t.d.toe maws wen Waimea to hen hew a'Owwith la all the wiww. Owemeo,—(111) au. 1) tell-ay (memaneeek dowleeir‘ sad Womb* Owe ewer; farther wro eweillse eklowtioll le tide Hy. il5) . The Odedeetwe 8w1414. sew, Miry wed (k. Railway Awdwenatin. Alleepakete easiest WI enwtelsoL Itrihee gran test weepiled with. Began W. Mg. Owewilwenew Uwwwww.—(llll) Lorin ese North Western Railway Coco nay (purchase el the Ihel of lillameres Wane le the Illsnehester. Nouti Junction .iffig llltrisehaza liatteg) ; Midland Greet W. @stern Ruiner et Wield (Namara% Wa(llittlew aid Bahr eons derialaass); (96) Le na% me Ottiord awl Chelledwe Railway awl Brawn. (97) Presage owl Wyre Mewl= wed Br-cite.. The anal formal prink Weft Isea takes, the etodin *rows wen declared to have her sompled wit It la all the above awe& Orniwo.—edJoareed caw. (82) Bristol and Eseter Bawer Es timate (Credit= to Leunceeton.) Farther allegatious against the lents stistsdned. Proceedings further • adjourned. XEESING.—Itss DINO, GUILDPOAD, AND RZIOATE. —.4ltourord Emig: Methop.—Jan. 23.-11 r. Worm laths Mr. The rim airier to to. preriers the paint d the* Make, the Me pinte et Mit W. the dr mem heil AIM le Me the Pee at • p.p mil at I per cads on the soli d lielet, ea asolbloot thee ter ot the hue limn Detergent Ibripar Se. ow team . The iris had earilkeed the e er iepre, air thamm ellepled • resolatioti, by with dry amid le preen to the that the refer Mil Me lbe 4 4 per oat. NY pis Ito atr.. Mew et the Um the tam to be km mired to • tail et 3; re mt. The dretem rerdleply reed on the propriety be cm lei et atiereli their trebein. There were three Mei area tether-1e adept the repo& et either the tioutheeelern aram _ i or the disarm ow eery Goths rierking on Mr me z hility.—• drearess mar an the metion, wait big et a tory Merin are Men be Sr othe the =Mk kla resereereryle term T ons me a stress teeth* swag • Lege mime et the prorleare that the erectors in the premed enerls mei were demi be Mee the Ileeth-Ertern mem W the pre. Jain at their one ; Mai °pion burg Meat on meaamkr ot mini led to ao Melee malt b the as, semi amirets Weft Wen to the gm& the mini at the enders were agreed to Mai oppritka, although not Moat We imikeertre et diandsetke. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. Tau RUT= AND Esootrot ent ere d late a provienelireerent Mr the rib resters, odder to the approval et • at them holders. The seheties et the ° Z il e Tree n S the Ithe In perpetuity to tbe Mae art Mint Orgeny, at a rental of 34 par sod .4a grapiest the areprey employed in the undertaking, to namere her the eartmelos et the be. XIDLAND.—It wore confidently reported in the City mho*, that the Lorin and North Weetern had agreed to leer WOW etc per mt. In perpetuity and half profits. ROOllll AND Harm— AU the "dad weight tests" of the vibe at art ea Weis have now hopper aid. Surrrecztvr.—TM eommittes bee reported since Nov. It, 1646, rue remeirlde em te sloe head the con templated rail ways, by the Perm libeendreneeirtgen .nee the Orier of Witashap. The Ma alio *me wee trout 350,006 to 110,01111 Germ end the et the lake MAO forloo. These lour wen to. Mid on an same on the peeperd worm= lean at 164 T, with the anireliding that We Mg he at en Meer at not ler Ma 4; per cent., rell with the Meisel aseeden theit, kw the her de years, the logo MD be inmethie, Ines set, Mr Net elm, k my he meek ar arm thoterit my he mei. The ems rem, with the epprobelian at powereme, eseedetel k proper be inept Nit otter, mpetlahyemiiAeg3tnd ine et the Idort Ws wen wilting to wire rob a em d am, m equally fame& term. The mitten thmhes, entered Into the Mr-staled erinet he the Inn de MOW drains, Dec. 6, INL—Allyensirts Z • *my. PaI:BBIA.—ADVANCE2 ON RAILWAY Scsans.—Binurt, 19.—At the resat mating ea the iris et the sew honk, k was stated that it hell Manesd to thelnesge the em 9,000,000 of thin, herring 2,00u, 00 e en ohm; tit k posedla thesis awl Meth the am of N, Ment redraft the err whit Ere dati in Lim re Ma awe kept tire, reeneepree dike rate at dime. It was 1111. Mal that adverse Maid he railiteryzen Am In Mimi Mime, preporlan w ham thiereseteren wee rigid In media toM 6=lE4 itoMood to ink the mai le &Miter et et was gm posed to Mese the rate et dreeset her 44 le 4pm ; , after me dlemettak It sated lo hey up the mar rsee per oent.) MI the next mem wideh win hie Mee abed the 13th of next ernek.--(nlope Garotte, Ms 23. FaiNell RAILWAY TRAFFIC ter respective weeks esdiag 13th id 15th Jemory worked. P e e and Item ll5 £3,503 44,434 Paris and OEMs 62 6,519 Paris sad tredeane (Ist sect-) 7Oll Niribersi . 8496 RAILWAY MASI LUITIL—Lownox, Loc. 26. 111.14—Thog11110110411I Nag Is 114•111 ellersslan *meta lict•sa Murat- &LT ii;m7,7l • &ID 1 1: 1 . 14* — " l i ri k,. " ltA Tv l " ---- t p. k —Msamberser, sheamd, oda, 94.—D0. (tate O. du), d.—Do. (ha a. 1..), 1 (1.-141dhat. (4 0 4 eh.), 34 P. — Do. (sew *b..).. a 3 d. 1.41 pp Newevnle, Carlisle (new 1 sh.), 4 p.—& Eastern, (new No. 2), If p.—Do. (new, N 0.4.), Ss. 9d. p.-11 b. k tip—Leeds, Think, 31 d.—Do. (new eh), 4&—&ettl.tiCeolr 7 1 7 &nwsbar7, Chester (late N. W. kl.) (4 eh.), If p.—Sbeereebary .„.._ _ L __ . Cls. wester, Chester (Chester new ob.) Id—Atalbergate, Lancashire, Cheshire Jo, 1 p:4en.int.)—BisMnAmo. simaja, 4 p—binningliarn, naked J 0 .,, .8 p —Bncklenen, Clitherce, 11. W., II e d—Bnekingbanuare, Id. reM Northern (Is 4 tartest d. (ea. int.)—liuddersdeld, Batas, B. On., 11 p.—Leadon, Tor 11 N. Staffordshire, 11 p.—N. Weetera, 1 p.-B boow elml7, ham (A), i p.—Do. (R), I p.—aropshire Un. K. and C., e lee. Oder ca. 11 6.. M. I p —Demeter, Bedford, 1 ter, Pootbantpton. 1 d.—Dutch Illtenlsh, 3 d — pail., Lyon., 11 €l. Par A*Mast. PARIS, /As. 22. I , A T" 7. owning. I 511000.4. I Urn.— rts Pa add Orleans ..11726 I ' 1.17 Ls 1116 tele MY Pons next Itonten . 677 60 073 SOO 676 eV 10 Roues end Havre 673 NO 10 VS In 44 Centre Meraou). ..I .1 675 Sall* 675 Mt 24 ux Bordea 610 541 640 NI 40 Bonk .. 1 076 23 I 611 23 117 20 I 030 010 42 COJENNRCIAL AND MARKETS. • PRODUCL--rolcre-•ar Itereed robes. try susgerel. Maiihrt=ity ward es na, mad r armee of SL hoe ler pai med &nr i aler gra deoterese read it hes brow mere weft andwilias ibut. The duty la saspersi with ova. Tarn; lre dear/ le lAI 1110. 61e. ; arra, Sas. Id. • rough fr. 3a. Arrived arm eat dot week, 2134 ears; delivered, L 103; the present ree AM her. ISM errs; at the rote parr ler year Cr it rs wee SIAS err Peorrees--butter (Irish), sera lira of ow y er riatile, rid .to 110 a, the fret rare doll of sr; Liffeedit. OIL Web, dared. deem : Bet lbw enter. sad b. wham OS; the arse of red at briers ler Sara trials • area ereeiles lard W *after eressid a rt wir adr arr. Ti.: Mr merit re er bees the arrival of dr Odra erd, Mat pries ere vary reedy ; the dap. rate feats err le the United Error to Now. 3i bre per 7,Orellar thee dr Sr per; the n. sest seri fa the Unita e % adia es g C k 4 131 wee eireehr et :=llitaeerelseel.47,3ooSrlie."= 44"144,releteftrii. Cleeiree I Ti. pore are west a dearly, • mall= twry rd. r fir of art it rase M. to rd. wee eeteirred err 411 remo LONDON WEEKLY DOCK intrain. Imparted DelT(1411. Pe meet. 1141. Buss, West 11.410 elds,te. 401 1,310 4,10 10j11 Mulder bee. 30 .301 DOT 11,515 40.010 30.•1101 014 Nadeau -bus 4xol 14,107 NAN 111,114 - 6131 77,700 Milt Cur.. West Leas 26 111 LPN 1.010 Coke tan 4 3,763 1,1,434 NAM /tubs Ulm SU f IKON 5.155 kete Nereids .... de 417 eta Me Hew. West ladle auks -. 113 IN 10,110 corroN.—bvcaoot, Yr. 25.—A veer dull market today; the vales were 3,300 hair et ittturday's quotaticsa . COALS, Ju. 13,466 dips ell; said. 111. •VIINTY• M.MUS. Nolegull Msla MA 31s ad I 14.0 Neel Ms ad Teakirld lessor 3ls ed Walls EM Hutu 130 fd SHIPPING INTELLIOBNCIL—Yaw. •0 •AA. ess. on.wws. en Weir . 1 Mona.. . 0;1' halla . . • and Waterlord .. 0 I Inseam . . air 117.1 y II u Hese. yeb. 7 nessabeise 0 3 hese.. . , 0 Rena sail 1 W. 1641. Feb I Gaeta. &Jere. o I Innis Feb. 71 Kentaa Pet. 11. 0 Ibsen Feb. IS. Reuben. .0 Xedltmes. .Oi • thriaenst We se Retards). LONDON, Jan. 18.— ENTZtIII INWARD& —The Panama, me Sylphide, from New Turk' Audabos, from New Bedford; Wolk& ton, end Wanda, from New Orion.; Bomb Hannah, Sem delphla Zephyr, from Ormelines; Reload, from Harlingen . Belleg from Phis; Ilarlequla, from Boologne; Sir E. Banks, Dm; 04101: n o,, from Betterthon; Them fom Gravelmes; Jong Csthedno,, from Nordyk ; No. 1, from it. Haloes; Lily, Stam Careiew, Glotemm and Sutton, from ; Hero, Hannah, Providence, Vixen, Thum. James, NAAR/ill% Wet ,ford, John laverast, Venus, Join Eelipm, and Neptune, from Guernsey; Commodore, and Brig, from Mg lieges ; Ada, John end William, and Commodwro, from Meager Ocean Bride, from Copenhagen, Dolores, Jaeger. from Liana ; Portly, Burrell..., Trusty, Deuce Davey, Nan ' 1D.., and John Hulled, from Mauritius; Newiligle Parket, from Tinsgena• Fan Juan Raptista, from Dubin; Wood. man, from allninnebi; Homed, from Alamein; Hover, from Odeeieet Ns/wet, from Belize, Ran; Mega, from Christienoand; Jogger, tent Odense ; liival, iron Terceira; Albert, from Roma; Ruth, from Sydney; Alexander, Clementine, amt Jane, from Bar-. beaux; MBeefm tram Saguenay; Cybele, tram Bethke ; Fame, from Hondurss ; Arrow, from Zanzibar ; Armloads, and Pram, Iran Ceram, Rio Grande; rew , from Palermo; Redport, from opartoi Hadley, from Pilau;Columbus, and Boa or, from Calcutta; Marl. Rem New Zeeland; Asia, from Calcutta; Palmyra, from Demerara; Helm. ban Punta Arena.; Lueasale, from Bahia; hasher of Leicester, from Colombo; E. Barlett, fnno Cadiz ; Primmer, and ESA; from Santander ; from Sada ; ?doming am, from Colombo ; Fret, fern Leghorn. Est.. OUTWARDS roe LOADINO.—The Belfast, for Cable; err Edward Banks, fir Ostind ; Sons of Commerce, for Bermuda; Cathe rine Elizabeth, for tat. Vincent's; Nautilus, Thomas, John Hallett, for the Mauritius ; Cybele, fur &throe ; Columbus, for timbre ; PTO. Malcom, for the Cape of Good Hope; II Arquin, for Beuloarce; for Rio Janeiro • St. Martin, for Tema& , Marko Carter, fur Syrs, Sc.; Palmyra, for Demerara Reflector, tor Copenhagen; Oliver Cromwell, far Sydney. New South Wales. Cleanse Ovrwamo wrrs Comm.—The Artier, for Cherbourg James Deg (sewed deviance); Gipay, for Guernsey; Rebel, for (imp he.; Stanhope, for St. Michael '.; Lady Bowden, far 011ATIOIDID. JAN. 2S.—Arrived : Southerner, New York; Sulphide, ditto; Washlwthn, New Ork•ans ; Sarah Mod, Philadelptia ; Auto. ban, N. Bedded ; Serum, Palermo; title, Mi. Janeiro; Sound's. pony, Newfoundhunt; Edward rumen, Cadiz ; John Ilullltt, Sus ; Clementine, Burdo ; Columbus, Crleutta ; Shearem,Petras ; Fame, ' Honduras; Catherine Elisabeth, M. Viments; Whampot Demerara; Ague, Matanzas; Douce Da v Mauritius; Jane A. Weimar, Que. bee; Walter Broth Triode: WoburY, Itichibucto; Ruth. sedweng Red Poet, Oporto; ABwat, Maar laward's Island; Venus, limits Video; Robert, St. Rites. Salted: Savage, St. Mishears; Mariam New Orleans; Caned., ditto; Sterling, ditto; William Cigna, Celeatta. LI - iaPOOl... Jaw. 22.—Ernxion eon LOADINO.—The Twee Ge broilers, for Antwerp; Angina; for Antigua; Leonidas, for Constan. tiaople ; Emma, for La Guavra and Porto Cabello; Abigail, Judah Jour°, and Mersey, for New Grime; New York, for New York; Urania, for Oporto; Loomahagow, and Devon, for gt. John's, N. B.; Alpine, for Savannah and Lbarlemon ; Joseph Porter, for Savannah Mariner, for APIs Sons and Marseilles ; lone, for Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso (entered the 20th of January for hio Janeiro only). Catatirri Orrwsanx --The Emma Obbins, for Vigo; Mariner, for Villa Nom sad Marseilles; Julins Cwosr, for New (Mean; Par west, for New York; Molretie, for Africa; John R. Sbiddy, for New York; Leon Veneto, for 'Riede; Judah Jooro, for New Orleans • ; Joseph Crlotall, foe La Guayra ; British American, for Mobile ; mint, for Savannah. JANUAIiT 24.—Arrived: The apire from New York; Nor %atom, Charleston; Louisa, Mobile; Wior Gorge, and Ashland, New Orleans ; Doke of Welliagton, Honduras ; Bowling, Singapore; Rockingham, Philadelphia, ( with part of cargo thrown overboard) ; Donor, Alexandria; Corsair, Halifax; Cheohlre, Havannah ; Mariner, Gibraltar; Helen, tit. Andrew's, ; Rival, Nova Scotia; Love and Unity, Leghorn; Ellerslie, Callao; Ellen Ilighfield, Rio Grande; Thorn Heiden, Cabana; Tyrian, Demerara; Pandora, Newfound land Bethra, Foro.—Jan 25. Chimera, Zante ; Glenmere. St. Iltraaago; Janet. BWpppn ; Penner, ; Arthur, Cadiz; Onset Branch sal Ma Mora, Oporto ; Chas. Jorichay, Charente; Oweimentor, Pilaw visuals Ilerolt.nt, New Orleans ; Merchant, New Tort; MawMabbt; Ouelqa, Demerara ; Achiever', ; ' Balsa horalWoba Cumming, Savannah : Ribbert Hoary, The otoomee Flan MINN; boa iarlunahright, was in tented. this valeales whit de Tenho, he Ihilniobelds. off Iftele by Ughtehip. The elneianr bod bar edeloard lambi away ; ho Venice laa maw and thaw hernehhosa., sad pat beck.—The Mita. frau Unwed. el ffalybeeni. ter ihowiwah. with bows nova, =kin la waled with an Prime hkawar` A b e Empire, that Why, dad boa how Tab Lot , and from heady IM gad Jason; the Cohonlisoohnil from Liverpool 2nd January.—The Nosantnab hot arrived ben yesterday from Caariestoa, was aground on Formby sOt 92nd inobat. fro 41 town —The getioneld, from Alexandria, at Bearmearki ; Jaw Meleßria, Liverpool, at savannah. (Advertisement.) —ALL HEAVY, SLEEPY, DROWSY, AML. &meteor. etrxerces 110611INATZLT arnorao BY HOLLOWAY'S Pima.—There is often much danger to be apprehended Irian attacks of paralmis or apoplexy, whenever any of the foreenthil 2 7=Ptelw hang about the amine for :by length of time. ouch a state of Runge indicates much derangement of the Womack sod liver, and clearly dernonstrives a treat went of purity la the blood. When this b the ewe, not • moment should be lost in taking a few stomp doses of these celebrated pills, which so thoroughly eleanae the bowels mad stomach, while they set upon the liver and other organ-, and thus restore the blood to its pristine ptuity.—Sold at Protecuir I lollowayb Eatabliehment, 214. Strand, Loeb" and by all medicine sellers throughout the grilled weld. 311TIIS. 11E1171 , 10RD --taa.l2, the wife et W. 11111.1.60011, Paq., et s, dete2-reart. UMW.af aria. 1411111—Jaa. 13, at peat. the hrlte et W. X. Sawa, DR., at a daughttit. 1111LUNZ11.—Jaa. IS, at Luber, Fortelabire, the tette et die dee. Dr. dentate, at tae Free Chareh, Tivarikbee. a • eattahter. 011.AY.--Jea le, at Primate htletihrtiegh, dte erne et the Bey. C. E. Grey, et a dasithier GRIMM —Jaw IS, at Ewalt-hO, the wile et B. Oren, &y., at a ••• sM heir. (3113F7ITHS —Jam. y,4, the trite la Mr. Oridthr, et C7erkesw.l3.B.l., 16.d0 af • dawri;;:r. - OISIINDY.—J... la at Larl.bM, Bury. lifra. N. Onwily, of &aurae... In. Pl. We wife of Capt. F. Ilwriwas, et PoWto• • I.t.rylda, of • fon. AR . I2 —J••_3ll. wife of W. Nuts, Zoo, of veil, al • ma. MIRD.Z7r. W, at Canekad-reer, et. ia•Welh Km P. HIM, of • we. WIFFERSON.—Jr.2I, 4 Tate.kaa-watry, Ulm wile of We Bev. I. D. Jake.", of Wrist wan. LEWIa.-laa. se, th• wile of W. D. Lewis. rag., of LleatenThos rf kee thetAW. twelier, of a sea. a. Oftweaor.plaw, Ball , ilke w W of 3. W. Wank Etq., et a dewebter. MORRIL—J•a. 10, at Whawatee.h•Crwes, tla web of the kw. L. S. Man* of • ae• 1411;11i :Was. 21, at th• Crag,. Idggra•at, a••••••••••• tha tat. a Oait. Sir T Paatey, Bart RN ,of • daveldar. TRUMAN —Ja• 21, at Lost. Clapoku, lira J. Patna. of a laubtag. QUICK —Jaa. It, at Taaatoa, tle ttll of Uha My. H. Clalck, a • daughter. TATI.OI2.—Jaa. 24, Um J. TaTtge, of Clemat`a lama, Laebardutreet, et • r -terrace, *wan, tbe I.l* et the UT. - C7 - ey.V. WRIGHT— Jas. 14, at P a. Catuakbes, the wile of Llesl.ll Wfiebt, 1134 • a • akli l tw. MARILIAOII. BARIMILIT—LAWSON.—Jas. JO. at sr tkalybel4ll. bt tM 11 . , W. W. Ham, No K. /*risky. yasaktot Sas of W. Barkley. Bet. W 111.0 Lams, book el Ute aka place. IAILTO74-141cHOLAB.—Jaa.21, at Great Cbevaren, Ivy ta• Rao. 1. 14 Atkisson, N. Banos. , N Conley.bosaa, ta Mary, only dassflor Of the law Capt. J. Nkbolsa. 1.04. XitIRIFY—STILTHIPOSON.--Jaa. st AndratVa./aibans.l7 W. K. H. Way. 11. A. Yellow of remargo Okay. S. C. • /won, nasal C. Xieoft, Comul Ottsent lbeneeklesbanta Setmerts, to Vaasa Inaba Joss, graatkagatet of a. 1•14 It Sterbmas t *3q • of larky kiU. Berko AOYLZ—CIIOITa.—Jaa. K Ca Hoak, of S 11. tab at loamasetaster. to i by the Mow. W. Wilke, , ilk mbric+ Ctaf to, of u. , 1111AW—YAWC1111.—Jam• 0, at Flareeee, at She Malt lash=7 tha Rev. lir. Rabbis,. A. A. I. Req., taa Kan* • ta Fn... What et the late Lleal.OoL /mere, GI. WHIBLIA-11008 —lan. al, at Linear:4, b 7 d. Rev. T. Ode, F. Wheeler. ma at tie late T. Waffler. Bea.. aelleller, ef tillettwaa, AsaabAla. ablest &maw et R. 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Bruck 1 Amu.. 7 1 Do. 34•1443•70 be Jo 00. .4. (Ma.). 14 34 MI Tart i Moth 01411 110 1 I Do. 04 1.0 (Gr..) 11413, II De. 144ana 441 Do. Now Ebb (Doak) li qv. 30 A. o # o 3 lea Ak#44ol 244 Bedford- 14. 30 D. ....,.., rzt„. 21 LI.. Mu. and N. Jane le 3 Do. 31011.044# lll 11 tif Londca aad Warkwol. 71 A 1 0 Do. &al/11143.Ra; II 4 Do. bow i 190. 3344.44 0.14..#4. SO Lond. ißlettre It Co $44 4 3 1: Doan. &ad Ara. 14 f: fr...a.Z.Feti1i,;,...:1 44p. 50 .......,,, 1w4wa0 ;„„.,,e,,,,°;:,. a 4.1 . . 140.14 Guars. bp. 41 14 Defoomow 4 Is. 11110.. nod 0..8...43.3k 11 isi Arad /Aka,/ Mad.. 101 lb. Pbtobboo illoaabk 4 MI 100 Lantea 0 N. ason: 110 2I 3 14/41 14.4.. ir P. , IP. 1 Do. i Waffle'M WOW WMIIII4. 111•Ipe 2 I De. M.1,15;3..00 .... 13t 1 Mast NMI of ?ream 111 13 111 II Do. TIMM . . WI 40 Do. .W. 51 .1 . H 74 "...A 4l ifi. 3 Do. MI .k., X 4 D e 7p. = Lego 3 I Do Pr. 4.4.. lit kI. S 713. and Ilaadbpaa 7I 1I * I Do. lOC Or II 18. 7 * P46sad 1.70.1 414 Leaked 6. Western.. rad' if 10 P.m and Womb 44 44 40 A Nov Ob.. 6d... .44 44 10 Porla mol Boom .il ST 211 A. Ile 70 f ,P• 744 aad Ittroolmam..* 11 A. Yaw ... par Op. IP Magma Ad 110•10...... 311 1 Da Tratna•.... lll I II 92•996 re re...... q 1 Do. Testa. Perla ..... li 1 I " 1404 N . " .....ig 11 . 4 314.4. 1 Ip. 4 Wat/lerSaro ... .. .. . 3.2 l a ban,oof.. 1.00. 23.- Piles: IL Combs (Tart Patna), 4 p.-L Layeavatire (new .0.). li p. - D.. (we ...4p), _9l P.-01 0 .. Palaley Gmeneek. 164.-Leedea, N. Winften, lni.-Dp. (am i oh.), 111, I 1 p. 7 ?laneheater, Leeds (late IL 00.. 7.3396.}, I, P& , - -. . _._ , . - ......6.......... Inalll.1•1 Li9ds- DNATHI. ADDINGTON —Jas. 14, at llaletd, aallealf, LW ASSIXIWO. er Oceans. boom ma It. Ilartla . • Lana, wed U. BROOKES —Jas. 11. a [Theresa wrote. Haomensaila, Km X. Imam fornvrly Pratnavillo, aged SS BVITON —Jan. 73, at Thseatativl6lll, Irks Dalt.. It. X D., Si Brown law-ttreet. Dealaraletr, sand 15. 0014011BVI—.1aa. la, at Mania, WielOns, 4•lihsalt, 11~1, Mad aaa et W.W. Caagrevo, , lameava daamaalalan tbsS twa.W,W . :4; ELL/C011,— , /aa. 17, II Mamba, 111asitaad, laar•Admital 1111 1 44.—.Taa. SI, t floes, T. illystt, aid , rem or Ow Wm. at Pt/cam...ma. Nrelef iriAl4l..h.:iiTC:i.iii, 1...., or in.wi1.r0b4.... 4 001 , 011‘.—daw w. et Clegege.place. Plyweatb, C. H. OtAtka, CNA, as., et tam law H. oello., lasso, Pante., It N. KARMEN—Jae. 11. II Hlll.eueet, Haverferdeest, Mary La., wawa &twitter at obe late 0 Harries, req., .f Ptisbilly, aged It H EMMY —Jam. 23, at 11, goatsre I.oare, Hata, W. W. Heard, Nob, of glaglawle awl Anatomy, LI =Mak ead , eldest see et tbe J. Hearg, Bag., awl Ladyl. MOM, inmates at lli• Wit YAM et I CILIWIL-Jo. 2S, at Dedferd..leis Hkkwr, ef MOW , sled 48 . HOLL01(1).-Jsa. 11, at ilyie.parkvirdew. Illarrin. widow et tbe W. Holkesid, Pap., seed 78. HOSSASON.-Jas. 3, st Lewitt, Sheeksl, Una. A. 81214•4021, LIT f. JONISS.-Iss. le. at 0, Ones thwery-eIwet.C.WWLDT C. JWW , 1.T.8., me 4 $5. • KNOTT.-4as. at Reiwwwweet, We. 1 WWI, Wse O 0 O. .08..7 1 . - •See, East Isals.beese. LESLIE.-Jam. 22, at Telessiewt, Sews. 7.04150 SLIM* , a 71 . 4 Lest. 0. Legle, It IT. aged IS. LE le Eit•-.lss. if. 57 Dless, Is Trate.. IL E• 2122, ME, arta D. LYNCH. -422. Mary 81122, the &Litter se De. J. Lyecl. laniaidan sweet, seed 14 wood. MARSTO -J , am, smallest we et T. litarstes, Dm.. et N aw n 8, Austhlll.sssare, lismpownse fwd. wsw PH ILLPS.-,lss. we, Mann. IL dase-tee et Mr. H. vmp, a Bev staslsey, seed IS. 100 PS.-Jes. 12, It Wer2112E2211.1. Dsetwireth. Less. W 8448 etlC . C. Ewp, Ro, at Wskare.tqwees sad Operw, aged SS 12, tit Kopettottage, Sisskiewell, 1.11. Isle et • the E 1.E., sod D. ` , .:1112..-Jaa. Orme EMT. fetweeW r New Kest-mad. •.+1 411 j the 1.C., area 41. SQUIIIII.—Jaa. 22.0trawro rawest toe of *a late 1. Sgatro, Bog, of Doer r. Owe, New Kewt.rwlA. wed 44. IrtSWAUT,—Jaa. £7, at Dahlia, Captain O. Stewart, formerly of ISO • 110.4 Was. TH ACK ESA 40 OW Priory. Lewitt...la. Kral, arm • , 4 7 7 14 94 - teoetee ICase, SCoalettlt, wile of Jolla 'Mackerel, Se . VAVONAI4.--Jaa. Mat Avorma ()Went, *be Roy. If. . Mn, sot 97. HITEHILL.—Jaa. 20, at dm elowth.perage. Rath, ii.7. , vsa a Wklteltill, awe.. 1.1.0. - Otioarl la tbo liaa. 11.1.0 . sae law of Om 3.4 User Cavalry. Bombay. relasod eat t i llrel o tWatater Laeaus or bw.tO r MM.." •• IN week Se the C 47 at bowlem, Mots to Wes OM of WOW. aaaaoaal and lne, la lember4wwwel. la Oa Treoheet of 47 , 9twriaeo .94 1.71ty o. USN% C. 11.1) el Milidises.-Tiso.s. JJLLtu. 'j DC.