The Express. — London, England, 1852-01-31 00:00:00

i-d4,i., , ~_-&-:,,,..•:, ; :„.-4-,,- ,_ . ~ ~_. T .04_ ,em. t Prt % No. 1,097.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, 1852. [THREEPENCE. ‘E OF PACKET 81I1P8, Ilegu'.. Trate. Fr VAN DIEMANII :Tll A CST •plar AAA ha , . Al.: rigout awasimodathes ,ftweilsomu via A. W.I. Ow t44rderi Waage ArsTR‘LIAN LL' .11)% Wl' Wed. ri uk, r"f riiiiir. sor .ha,• add tie Arm dr iq !went Tow Our& p. m .. CMAINIIIII. =l s Jur 730 141 a— pintri. • • w.L., rags 1111111 p. tab. 20 111 ser-ext ss) s. ANA l esim il"Mi ttamoslea . Web. 00 - - F;7,,,i - 6.7pwroralara apply r las =Airmailed. • la. are eau ▪ .iroperOnst a usotamiai of aup - rlar Ilia‘almas Imps (molar • ao.rattioa tler Awnlloa hew*. itp AIViIIALL V.I ti:11 lON. SI. Itaalweb-mbeel. - ItITISII AUSTII.III.I.‘N (lOL I I NI I N INC) ' a le: Looks lluonittap d lbw on tret.bnia Minor elwertailled 0. do 'mi... ..414aosee htrielebrd lb. toot 4ww•lodt or the pro. 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The benarne reeri;we u• sow hews esetureed for art Amass of oh dr, 41111•olN b inpt es...i It in he ota fttltoli ol the hoot • 4 11. I• KA gut - TAU" Art, oeed o ta. r depn.eru I. re. 4 t., be rdaa. toe the eberelt 4kkert wl se, hutber bababty boo 1004 die umlaut elreedy paid up eon be Interred. IS) order el the Ward. It. A. DRAKE. Lcalms. 211, Yo reawAttert, las. It, iv.% LAW LIFE ASSU ItA NC E OFFICE, rket—tne. tra.l.4. Jas. It NOTICE IP ftetlat'llf oirEN that • Or lllEttAt. Mel:11SO 44 it. proprlrtara of the Lao LW .%••••raiMiP ety .1.1 b. hell St the S•wty's nortlitnert. Lorton. on 11103D4Ifi the !ad O• 7 of t i iitti mat. at I t ...hos at 1.11.111 prteMiy, pus.' ust tu IM pm. VA .14 lOw ri•-• ) . ..Mdot.r . titment, fee the porpor of tiortnett it. ...more moral report of the ;laments .4 lb. to d dy up to the I bourab.t Loa ; an kw mortal poi p too. BT urthi of the Moder.% ILLIAM vtMMLEL DOW‘IO4. the erri , al ocie . fur the zrot It it silt be p. 1.1 be- I .„ 1,,w• of to and 1 daily CTilesdoy • espertett) on no after tp• t pp .1.4 .4 April trot 1r 1 I I . : W E LI.Eli Y. I X) )1). B kat' II E RS, 40, I 0 ii , iishill IlAnices-lrreiir ckiri, km. Cir.. intriercaullta. mil I g e,b1.1411,.. We W /011,t an 1/I".TCWW .f then •Itemive AmoRT. 11 ,wr ra InT inriIAIIENTe. inrcumt • funk of the rhzierin wake er4 orriwe Cruet. la dims. ht...thr.. bracco" kap earls" 10A. In * wet with .ri Lowlot. —4O. ()rchin. HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY.— Families, Hotel lime r4Cbego Meer% and per to about larseb. will veal isreelial wring Ay ed ague: tee uer imp-oval I it WM/ FLATS.) *MONA eriA Wilke. A guaraelve gal b. epoo ere dr* daretelity sad egnevr .ac• dories gamy leaf' mislaid w. 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JAMLS h %KUM% 11. hang William rtnet Maiteton- hotter. km-bibbed 1120. hi.K. --tar are gen gln4 except Mumpal ... Ms m..•••• ....11...11,......... IRELAND. nUnT.M. J.R. 30. TUE MURDER OF MR. B.ATEsom. At the 3lonaghan special commission, yesterday, the trial of Francis Kelly, fur the murder of Mr. Batiso. was resumed. Mr. Butt, (3.C., addressed the jury inn lung and effective speech fur the pri steer. and then called several witnesses to prove an ado: one • itneas. Rose Grimes, who saw the three ten who committed the murder running away after the dud. also swore punitively that the prisoner was aul one of them. The Solicitor General replied on hih,if of the crown, and the Lord Chief Justice lisviag delivered his charge, the jury retired. After ntr.aining in coneultut • for three hours and a half, the jury were again milled into court, and in reply question whether they had agreed to& verdict, Lucian stated in a very divided tone that they nor. They wt n• then locked up fur the night. The Grand Jury, in the course of the day, found tau bills ag a inst • a person named Itand a ll NI•Don• sell. for willing and sending a threatening letter. The tin-omits frogs Dundalk yesterday mention 10 Mr. Ch:inshti• had begun to exhibit favourable iympt..l,i. New eeidence of a circumstantial nature did Leto d up against some of the perms in cus tidy tor the attempted murder. Thu Newry Trk ,,,,,4 •I‘%: d vendor of ammunition hoe positively identified '-.n in s uwody an an individlird who had, some few sor.. part at his s stabl.hment swan-shot ; and m is.. 'gumbo rof pellet. I.rodueed of the kind sold to the r h,se been found per:eetly to correspond with the tAko n nut of the un.lescharged blonderhusw—in 4, 4 0 iu wr.•, a n d in weight. A cer'aln prisoner ha. coo. tio.d, of hi. own Erre motion, no inducement whatsoever krett bin held out to him. The recently (heehawed round hid among rushee convenient to the ot the Jemmy, hoe been tiered to its owner, and " * '•'.aewleiticnimespience ; and the auth. nn inn em are now nl.• teal Ow saner of a prket. discover. din sin unot 'N; don, which thr nwinesinii are auppourd to have re... their lurking-Ow r, previous to the perpetration of UMBON AND BIRMINGHAM EXTENSION AND NOlt MAMMON, DV ENTRY, AND WAR- K RAILWAY. play, the prat-ceding. in this matter were ad c'n.• Ita hurallay neat, at half-pa.t II o'clock, the co.r iodination that he "mold then returns them and sit 4.a " i sdicta aril Sadly disposed of. (I rfrltP. SI AN AISCON iiINKRUPT.—Mr. t•• 114, Wont. the aliwontleil bankrupt, of 'rhos night ewe tarring's% hare already appeared in the Er press, jLike. sunerinto intent Macka of the .trin pulite. In bite the Briatoi inagittratet, y, where he ow el. wog with k at i ng obtained, with a fr a ud u l en t Sten tria,str ma t t, of India oil, the property of Mr. John sevelurt, of that eity. It appeared front the depo •that lie patelooeil the oil upon pretence that be , It loci fri en d . lie shwa', however, to timing 1 rfiritsl . • ars ...it iog that he had ail such subtlest* taWat AM lie would wake the p urchase on hie oars credit. ..1.1 t•o• lo London at an average IMO twn the e to• s *Steil great intenwt i the court' t 444 •I. .r. nt being crowded. He arm re ri"l 1- r • wei k Who n raptured, MS. wee fourel ut Tur . " •••In llia lugg a ge l ow nut yet Sea examined. l• thin liquored in embody to the Court of for IS Brit dittriet, where he underwent • esainination before Mr. Corneal...inner Ji 11 , anti was still proceeding when oar spume left. SIR ROBERT PEEL AT 'fANIWORTIL On Wednesday evening filo Mayor of Tamworth, Mr. W. Knight, gave the ruitutuary Jinni r to the mem ben for the Nitough and other.. After the to:0N, The MAYOR a.4ed them to fill a hiunp•r to" the health of the repreeentatve. of the borough of Tattmorth." (Or. at cheering.) The toast wits drunk amid prolonged cheering. Copt. $. the nenior meml er. returned thanks amid rapplaur , and expreaseil the deli.tht he telt in being among them, au 1 targsin nude his nikagarledgments Amid much cheering. Sir R. was recetavoi with prolonged applause. Ito obsera, d that. olotilitleo., they anticipated some few observations from their memberoon occaainsio like that, only as guests, but as repreoesiting them in parliament. Ile purpobed to speak plainly ; he had no need of conceal tarot. Raring briefly and with expre.oiono of regret alluded to the late riotous meeting in Tumworth, he said, before them all, he hi bt out the right hand of reconeilistton—(Cheer.)—in the hope that the heart- buntings which had Itern nevssioned might be obli terated from all 1111`11110r (Renew td etterrinl-) Having dismiss. il that oubject, let thi m see what the past and the present afforded no fond for r, Iketion•-•thxt were the ob jects most forcibly hr alit under tilt it notice. Were they nut the tire.it Exhibition, liesauth, agriculture, and re form? There woo, then, the (treat Exhibition—the moot stupendous. certainly the moot ingenious, structure that the cunning hands of man, aidod by science ever succeeded in ' - • . Alpaca that tt wigs r. of the world— must that to thi manikin of human man be who, threading its long drawn Mks std thronah its labyrinth of riehse,did not Ail his mi a i r isretti in gratitude to the all-wi, Dispenser of all things. Well ; there was Kossuth. Konuth came from afar having en joyed the Oriental hospitality of an enlightened monarch, and on hi. way to another place was rittratted to this land of liberty. Ile came to seek hospitality, and he found a triumph-(hear)—for what was his reception but a triumph or a miles of triumphs. (rum Southampton to llastarnear. and back to the vessel which bore him to Maeda? Ile must have been gmt.tlisl by the powder ovadsa; yet he (Sir it. reel) believed that the people of Eastland mtsap• plied their enthunisas and overrated Kossuth. (Chem.) Ile was • man of great abilities, great talent, and bad wonderful facility of expression, but his presence was xignitic .nt aignincaut of revolution. (Ileac) They. as Englishmen, were disposed to mat oppression and to oppose tyrinnv, but they were *hails. to roast revolution. lid lied witnessed revehatlen, ri: e' A l ad seen its birthday straggle, its meridian expectation. its evening disappointment; mid he friend that remindsa implied a forcible annihilation of existing thing*, and the foundation of • new system, most freipsently injurious to good government, to order, ibimicil to the rights of property and to the welfare of • nation. (Chien.) But, while he was dirposeal to • rethishatigefornas brought about by violent thews, three _ brougha *had by the good unto of the people. by the ... 4,.. saloprocnt of opini , a, the int ' ' which chugs% however stupendous they might . ithout relation to collateral mums, wen erected danger, without excitement, and 111110 -1101181 UM& Bath reforms he me . Mei Me asp ignitor, —one d Or mid rili • 111:81% in the kingdom—and it was precisely hem the very import ance of the landed Interest that he lamented the suicidal struggle whist agitated and unhinged the gees to which he belonged. lig seas there to express arnbithy with a clam that indeed Illptidd all their cousiderattodt. sad so long sa he hod a sea is parliament and • le nim in the =. s° 1au11if"...... 14 ,_ 111 hd paled to t measures to TU... mmew , providing I- IMo that • Alii us- - dilly upon Ibis adieu . Mt born le the great ISM of the . •.. poilt7 not be re glad. ( , e et be believed, nett boom jumbos. to whatever Is -t. , the begh it be found ~.,,t , , le its eleggill ngs. Now, -be .....ii • e .„.,,,,.. Aft w er ere de:: WWI . '• "`" .. 1 pen ... a pillog exiseessee. lair alloist Orrit, ' polois of eveabibolood to•-abe W e - domed is bed ebooloo.) W oho. ..., . of grelimest wee mot Rosoill, tt Oloomos, es now ONO. se rather iliesignigel existence. • rimming its amp Mid Um enetitutioe of the :' ' Comemos, It w as ag vis a . polio pooludy, sod was intended to repootd gyp majesty essesseemierevse rsoeissews sire spirit of the ay. Let statesmen who would legislate on the question keep in view the wide difference that ex isted between keeping pace with and overstepping the pro gressive spirit of the lime.. Well, then, we are threatened with reform—a Perliainentary reform. But whence came the cry for reform ? Were the people of England dissatisfied with their position ? Were they crying out for enfranchise ment ? lie asked Lewd Jobe Russell, " where is the agita tion ?" Why, Lord John Russell himself undertook the agitation and guaranteed the noult —(hear) —but he seemed to have forgetten the lesson which his experience taught him that political agitation was a dangerous engine, which the will of one man could set in motion, hut the efforts of 10.000 could neither resist nor control. (Cheers.) If Lord John did agitate the country, they might depend upon it that the people would not suff.r the agitation to cease until those reforms were introduced which were generally admitted to be most needed. There were the colonies, for instance, groaning under maladministration. (Cheers) There was the Aelmiialty. (Cheers.) He would say nothing shout the Meg:era steamer; but he could tell them shout stinking meat canister.. (Cheers and laugh ter.) That inefficient service entailed reckless expenditure of the public money. Then there wax the much needed tees nornicel financial reform. Thee must have that before long. (Cheers.) Then there was tec)eriastical reform, which he held to be essentially necessary fur the welfare and main tenance of the l'rotestant faith, and ale° for the due per formance of the ditties entoined by the church. Ilut of these at another time—perhaps before long. At present they were upon electoral reform. Well, was it patriotism which in duced Lord John to bring forward this bill of reform ? Was he disinterested ? Nu; the secret of his reform lay In a lingering thirst for political imp .rtaace—(t• Hear," and cheers)—a mean and shabhy truckling for party purposes. (Renewed cheering.) Hera Ise the megneuirnous self-denial of a tottering government. lotte ring, did he ray ? Why, that which was and ought to be i u t e neltd as a }Wilk benefit was debased into the promotion of personal interest. A family coterie governed thee state. And what was the great victory they achieved ? They succeeded in destroying the only man who gave character and d'irnity to their coun eels, who alone among them could secure respect abroad and countenance at home. (Cheers.) The government ejected Lord Palmerston—let Lord Pidenenton eject them —(renewed cheering)--and let him seek in the applause of his fellow countrymen that which the government could not expect, that respect and support which his talents and courage and manly British heart entitled him • to enjoy. (Great cheering.) And what WWI the result of this measure on the part of government ? Scarcely re covered from the effect, of their own audacity, they would fain bolster up their tottering forces with the assistance of the friends of the late Sir Robert Peel ; but he woe proud to say that their generous offer. were indignantly declined. Let them bear in mind how Sir Robert Peel, on the very last occasion he addressed the Home of Commons, spoke of the government "I have not," said he, "the honour of their personal friendship; I never had any political connexion with them." (Hear.) Let these memorable words animate to a recollection of the ! past those who might be induced to sacrifice the hasty dictates of political ambition their own political ante cedents. If the gnvernment had forfeited the confidence of the country, let them give place to others. Let a liberal conservative policy be inaugurated. (Cheers.) It would be supported by public opinion ; and surely there are those who, perhaps, even once colleagues, could now, in the present crisis, forget former differences, which, if aothig else had, time and experience must have modified and soothed ; and uniting their common I . fforts for the public good, once again rally round the popular standard of a liberal conservative policy. But where was the recof nised leader ? Ile believed he recognised that leader in the snan so well known to them all by the name of Stanley. (Cheers.) He (Sir Robert) would only add that, what ever might result from present emergencies, his most earnest study should be —unineumhered by factions scruples and unfettered through their liberality- so to shape the con scientious discharge of his public duties as to be in ae. enrilanee with the wishes of his constituents and to the furtherance of the welfare of the nation. (S.r Hubert re sumed his seat amid prolonged theeriug.) Tnr.ItEI'REENr.►TIuN OF EVE•MANI.—The meter Journal stAtia that the seat of Lord Marcus Hill will be contested by Mr. Ltlayney, jun., on conservative prin• Titr. HINE. NAVAL FoltrE.—Wo announced yet. terday that the Admiralty had ordered the guardobips at the ports to be advanced to sea-going tlitOncy. They hare also ordered the advanced chips to WVe their holds eltarsd and restowed. This i. a wise and neeessary precaution. We know it was contemplated a long time since, when the St. George, 120, was substituted for the old Sin Josef, at De voapurt ; Britannia, 120, for the Illustrious, at Portsmouth; and einee then the Neptune. 1211, eke the Britannia, or dered to sea; the Waterloo, I'2o, for the old Ocean, and the Monarch, SI, for the Wellington, at Sherri:ems; and the Cumberland, 711, for the old Poicti, cs and subsequently the Beeeawen, 70, rice Cumin rland, sent to sea. In addi tion to these new and powerful 120-gun chips —one at each of the thrto principal ports--there is now a steam guard ship at Sheerness, Portsmouth, and lhooripert—two gun nery ships, one at Portsmouth anti Devonport ; and a screw steam guard-ship, Ajax, 60 guns, in waiving order, at Que•attown.—liormay SPORTING. CIUMTER CUP. We arc informed that after our report of the betting at Tattersall's un Thursday was male up, and when most of the subscribers had left, 20 to I was taken about Nancy, in hundreds; and at that pric e s h e h as s i nce b een b ac k e d for • considerable amount. IfUNTING A ITO I NMI ENTS. Iles Majesty's Stag Hounds, Wednesday, Maidenhead Station ; Saturday, %%Inlaid(' Row—at 11 Lord Elcho's hounds, Monday, Iletton ; Wednesday, Preston by Duns• ; Friday, Rittington ; Saturday, Ilar karse—at half-past 10. Newcastle and Gateshead harriers, Monday, Portland ; Friday, Wallsend —at 10. Ilayilon hounds, Wednesday, Mill llill's Plantation ; Satiirdsy, Dumetby—at 9. Murpeth harriers, Monday, Cawwy.park Bridge; Thurs day Mdrpttli High Church—at half-pot 10. I)arliarn Comity hounds, Monday•, Two Mile Houses ; Wednesday, Mainsforsh; Friday, Einbleton—at half-past 10. TintWe hound. ' Mutaay, West Diptun ; Thursday, [shun Castle—at 1141f-ase 10. Ilurworth hounds, 1 uesdny, 0 serdinsdale ; Saturday. I,T norm.. Stockton and Aillin g hain harrierA, Thunday, Hutton Harry—at half-past 10. sutra hounds, Tuesday, Wattisficld Swan • Thursday, Cowlings. Omen Man; Saturday, iteslabrosito isalt-past 10. • 7 ' ••0100/1a4... Mr. Ilellier's hounds, Monday, Brackenbroiwth Sir ; Tuesday, Waterloo W oo d ;• Friday, Legsby ; Satostliq t Kotshy Mill—at 11. Cottesnsore hounds, Monday, Cirinssthorpo ; 'Nudity, Tilton Wood; Thursd ty, Horn Mill; Saturday, Ratan— at Earl Fitswilliam's hounds, Monday, Long Orton; Wed nesday, Barnwell Castle—at 10. Badsworth hounds, Tuesday, Sprotthorough ; Thursday, Barrington ; Saturday, Brampton Bull Head—athalV pa,t 10. Mr. Lumley's hounds, Monday, Wadworth Wossdhounr ; Wednesday, Cantlry ; Friday, Grove Gate; Saturday, Hodaark Priory—at half-pest to. Bramham /tear hounds, Monday, Woodhall ; !teases day, Byram; Friday, Papermill Bar; Saturday, 1111,1 m - half-past 10. Ruffin.' hounds, Monday, Norwood Park; rooday, Illi , lworth Dah ; Thursday, Knermal Groat; Saturday, Park Hall—at half-past 10. Lord Ilenry liestinek's hounds. Monday. Brandon Wood; Wednesday, Seopwicke; Thursday, Clata Barton; Saturday, Ilsekthorn—at 11. Mr. M. Ingram; hounds, Tuesday, Kedleston Inn; Thursday, ltaslbuurn ; Saturday, Swarkstouo Bridge—at hal f• pa.t 10. Duke of Beaufort's hounds, Monday, Hallari ay agtost ; Wednesd, Dauntsey Turnpike ; Saturday, Tate Turn pike. Mr. A. Smith's hounds, Monday, Strattbrd Sub-Code; Tuesday, Oars Hill; Wednesday, Hursthoarne Tarrant; Thursday, Combo Wood; Friday, Koh= Gate; Saturday, Clarendon Park—at 11. East Eases hounds , Tuesday, Yeldhani White Hart; Thursday, Marks Hall; Saturday, Topiughoe Hall—at half-past 10. South Essex hounds, Tuesday, White's Bridge; Satur day, Dog sod Partridge, Sufford—at half-past 10. Mr. Conyers's hounds, Tuesday, Easton Lodge; Thurs day. Abridge ; Saturday, Fyfield—st 11. Essex and Suffolk hounds, Tuesday, Stour Wood; Fri day, Assingtou Hall Gate—at a quarter to 11. Sir R. Sutton's hounds, Monday. Stanton Wssille ; Tseaday, Ship Inn, Rempstoas; Wednesday, Harden Hall; Thursday. Oaddesby ; Friday, Widaterpool Village —at 11. Duke of Rutland's hounds, Monday, Piper Hole ; Tues da Cranwell; Friday, Easton Hall—at half-past 10. Lord Yarborough's hounds, Monday, Grimsby House at 11 • Thursday, Audluy Villas—at 12 ; Saturday, Nestorian' Lodge —at 11. Sir Tattoos Sykes's hounds, Monday, Raoethorp, at half past 10; Wednesday, Wilberfoss Mill—at 11 ; Friday, Kil ham West Field House—at half-past 10. Mr. Dress hounds, Monday, Ilolnest Kennel; Thursday Pointington—at 11. hsrriers, Taaadsy7 Pointington Ridge; Friday,. Caine Hill—at half-pest 11. Tiverton hosed% Monday, Worth; Thursday, Haw bridge —at half-put 10. Woreestershino hounds, Monday, Hlstblstsa; Wednes day, ltibbeatord ; Friday, Tiddieley Wead—st half , past 0. 110thit-Sa-Severei inertly; ton datt TRaftt—il half-past 10. - . - - Herefordshire hounds, Tuesday, Hall Court—at half. past 10. Ledbury hounds, Tuesday, Brand Lodge ; Friday, Stanley Hill Turupike. Ludlow hounds, Tuesday, Staunton Lacey. Warwickshire hounds, Monday, Had Hill; Tuesday, Ilmington ; l'hupalay, Prineettiorpe Friday, Church Tyme—at half-past 10. Lord Itellesdale's hounds, Monday, Pomfret Castle ; Wednesday, Tangley ; Friday, l.ongborough Gate ; Satur day, Barton Clam —at half-past 10. Brighton harriers, Monday, Pstcham ; Wednesday, Race Course ; Saturdas, Dyke —at a quarter toll. Brooloide Minims, Monday, Newmarket Hill ; Thurs day, Telseonshe Tye--at half-past 10. Crawley and Horsham hounds, Monday, Charlwood il lage; Wednesday, Cuekheld Park; Friday, Burrell Arms— at a quarter to 11. Southdown bounds. Monday, King's Head, Ilorsebridge ; Wednesday, Seaford; Friday, East lloathley—at half past 10. Surety Union hounds, Monday, Hatchlands ; Thursday, Friniley Green ; Saturday, Mogadore—at half-past 10. Essex Union hounds, Wednesday, ; Saturday, Baddow House—at hall past 10. Breeonshire harriers, Monday, Penyr-hoel-einon ; Friday, Upper Chapel—at 11. RAILWAY BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS. EASTERN UNION AND GREAT NORTHERN JUNC TION 11,an.wra.—Yesterday, after two days investigation, the standing orilen were der tared nut complied with, on the ground of informalities in the plans and sections of the proposed new line from Norwich to East Denham, the east of which is estimated at 120.0001. I.ONDON AN') NUIRTII-WEJ , T6IIN AND Bt CRINOHAII -5111011 ItAILWAYeI.—The standing orders for branches to connect the Buckinghamshire Railway with the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, to obtain additional lands at Kilburn, Wolverton, and Lorslale, and to authorise the conversion of the debt nture debt of the London and North. Western into stuck with an irredeemable preference divi dend of 3) per cenr., were declared to have been complied with. The estimated coat of the new works is 43,1371., to be raised on new shares, and power to borrow 11,000/. ILA ttwrir Arm:manes CIIWPANY.—The bill of this company for amalgamating with, and transferring their effiets and liabilities to, the Accidental Death Insurance Company, was declared to have complied with the stand ing orders. RAILWAY.—The bin of this company, to enable them to make various new branches, and to adapt their existing lines to the use of locomotive power, at an estimated cm: by Mr. Bidder, their engineer, of 150,0001., to he raised by new sham, complied with the parliamentary orders. BIRLINHIAD DOCICIL—The non compliances with the standing orders in the case of the bill of this undertaking for further powers and alteration of trust and arrangements with Great Western, Shrewsbury and Chester, and fir. =outwit and Lancashire and Cheshire Companies, were with reference only to informalities in the newspaper notices. --,- ---- 1 ; he following hills also complied :—Kingston-on-llull Dues and Docks, Corporation of Southampton. The Worcester and Hereford, Great \Western, and Ar dorausn Railway Dills were partially proceeded with, and adjourned. LOCAL sil AKR MA IMRTS. LIVIIRPOOL, JAN. 30.—Our share market is again flat to day, and prices are somewhat lower. The transactions, which are few, are as follow :—Caledionatt, 16—Edinburgh and Glasgow, 23—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 611—London and North Western, 1151 16—Ditto (New Quarters), 21 1 1 3 poem. —Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincoln, 311 1 301—Midland, 631 t I—Ditto1 —Ditto (new preference, 41 per cent.), 7-16d.—North L II, I,o)—South Eastern and Dover, 20—York and North Midland, 211—Dutch Itheniab, 41 d. MANI:NV{IIR, JAN. 30.—There win a moderate business, but prices were nut well supported. East Lancashire, 16 13 16—Leeds Stock, 611 —Shenk Id, 301—Midlands, 5.11 — Duvets, 20—Lindon Stock, 113—Eastern Counties, 7 York and North Midland, 211. IjiuwlNn new , AN. 30. —This market was more active to-day. South Stafford.; were dune at II dia. LEW.DA, JAN. 30.—We hove Inul 4 much flatter market this morning. Linceshire and Yorkshires, which yester day were done at 64 opened this morning at 61i. end rlo'td at 611 ; Midliuol Stek also fell, opening at 6.1), and closing at 561; Leeds Northern. closed at 111; and East Lancashire. at 163. WOOL. MARKET—TiIIs DAY. Notwithstanding all the report. pmmull c ßed • respecting the impossibility of getting the sheep in Australia washed nr shorn, the wool peek. il, or vrw•ls being able to bring it home, the market here it very dull, and the demand Irom Fiance is la coming less active. l'rices are fully main • taineil, because the quantity on hand is so small, but until we have found that our supplii a are not equal to the de mand, there seems uo dispositi tttt to spetulatl• on the pal t of the public or to buy more th.nt to supply imme•liate wants on the part of consumers. this week's hop qt. of Wool into London comprise only 229 bales from the Cape, and 20 from Rotterdam. RAILWAY& THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. The share market to-day has been very inactive, but more firmness has been shown, and generally prices are marked at an improvement. Amongst other instances of an advance Eastern Counties have risen to 7 French shares aro quiet, with little change in prices. sntw AND grams lIIIOIIMUIITIRD. ILumias. :losing pekes Ireeternay. Ambers., Bathe, Bcata and Nast Jumada. . lIJIraa.WY.Jr. Si Stuarita Ririe I~nea I Ries Jun.. late 13/.111.1.1. 'Bristol and Banter lesietiontaa _ :Cliester Holybead 'Matta sad What J ass— Winder, Perth, aad Ater den Junction Haat Angliand 523 L fa sad L. Di . Do. (CIS IL a a:) &Mara Oastatia• . II Ili , 11 5 Pi lie dl. /11 IA 144 14j 19 191 20 Mb 01 64 a 114 111 rata Iwomegbiro Do. Now rakes gaol k West India Doeht one Bins. Ituwtton lakoborgh awl Oloalow ItAlutturgh, Porth,Duwlt. Olw •ow a South Western Meat Not thfro _ . Do. shares,A,Dersrtt. D.. shares,tl, G para. Ot.loutlt. sad Mout.,lre.) Una% Western Laacmter anal Callas . On. Third. lamoqii!G nedioa . mit I$ 111 I:I I!'i Asi Sill SS U 76 SO 11 7 I 111 Do. Do. Wort lasi Volum Leeds Northers Gondol owl DlAaltwall . Loa.. Brighton. ago. Dow Ladoga dt Nortb.-Wooto., Do. do., g sham D. Fifths . Do.t 10 5h.,111.6,i i(e Dodos t South-Wooten _ _ 31 14 $5 . si 7 113 111 zd 1134 111 I 11 7 3 2 1 41111 .r 7 As 6 6 1 3 344 31 53‘ 83 34 die to tel Ds. SW Ilasets.,tn.,troA ~b-Wn.t Ua .Unloc Nlds.d ... ..._ ... .. Menand Great Weetern(l, Newmarket .. Newyeet, AEnprewf and Resedird Newry and Vanlakilke To • 4 41 die Do. Now i 20... . . Vorthere 01111U111 4 Uebu lust!' Devoe Sail II tsturdalkire.. . North Weak= . .. Note &South list.lwie Oxford, Villfo, it Water. 'fattish antral Do. New . Sturm. a Cl. A n IS Ili U 1 die el 3 71 it :4.11",, aMa par :41 IS 14 VI II 9 I . 4 .4 h h ills IS IS II Ii IS It W. D. Oswed.ty Der New Delos lost Droa N 11f Ale 10 10 doe* Wale.. . 1 iesith Tock4.l6LlTtrOu Atirtiad awl Ihinfuroll. Ilwaroilmlim I ooekh Had = ;r M 2j Ilk Ili 44 Waterford soil Kilkenny Wannford and I.Unerien.. feek.ieVre.tleklk ;gm: D. do. datcamoos Ile.O.N.K.Purchaft Tort sad No. I.lt Midlad' 17 17 , 1 a 7 Ms flk " Lulu LIATE4 AT 'MAD WAWA IlizmingtukalkOzttrdiunci ealladOpd.otri•fihzus. astre ilea, to Gt.Wewt., 29i 606 d Ditto without • gitarautee 41•••• d tolireatW, 'tern 11 • d Wrge, Woly., and thidicy ealudulypd.,orwithig.r., Iti;;;il..(rint ii s e.t7 'Ditto witttowt itiputrantti 1.. tt!..l to tea: tv.....un, 29 24 3 I) tioluogOsso-bire (bond, to Looduoit tt.Megont , ltdoololo Jost.loo 194 16 heart ttn cole:inuna 41 44 6.l.Linottnnh.itetr (kneed to lit. Northern) IS IN llouceoter i Deno Forint (Ironed to Great Weotern 1 Ipa Ittllkttelhy(t.YorkStM NW 106 1011 Do. Ith..rn (ditto, 33 64 116. 4 ratan* tto) 13 VI Ilemdsit Br adford (31I4t:nal 1014 1014 1e368441 664 Green,: b, 1118061 to )tooth lt.e.tern 114 114 ad DItN fraterenc• (ditto) 14 :6 Lowestoft Otetr.4pereent (NNW to Norfolk) Sortlmmastr.mater•SperCt, • Wad le SanLl`totintten MI 66 I UM. dotlu Nis s6 48 hestoilBWyte (kat, Lon ; IltN.West.alwee.ll'ork' 44 48 Ditto 4fluters (At (dato)i 64 64 pa 111.61. : GulkL, and Nehnate teemed to &tooth gamma 31:. 33 Itpum and Iltletda (km ' to toast NOOIIB111 1.110. *teem). Vven.(ditto 64 114 ,Nulatt netteonkhlre (leaded to Kr. 'Minna t 14 414 Wane Vidley. 6 p. Need 99 111sesessa Dar. 21 211 Wigs It 11661sisit 6106161 Wailes.. 1 914 924 -ray... Oilkinks /10 . Cbmer mad llolyhe,ad 11=Perth, sad Aber- Saction DetAioriaa(3l.lo.4p.a. Madero Caustics Eaten., SHAW. ? la 11 es 7a 144 17 5 51 2 1 if I P. Plll 111 114 P 4 10 7 1 IAL 1 14 7 7 i Ps 1 11 411 1 134 MO 00. Ka N•• 6 lerf Cent. • loch Earg-Vnios,inrip 'Edinburgh, Perth. Mulder, Si peg Coot ... ,Ofteet Nor.hern p rerun, ', , DonSpCl.ltedeentehreirrlp QU& Wentrol MOM^ IhenegebirraiVork.. V sici U. S per Vent. Rork .. ,L 6 0606.11right.,, I Ons.Sperct.nturee 16V UD. New Guar. a per egnt. , I Landon & N. Wig.loor.gei Is T 47 a d Num%l , .n) 3 per tkin...l tunlonar4thWe•ters Mew l Ilen.e4nrll.kL ne. .o.Nol U. New 11 31 Pa II II 111 I 121 Il Pa' 13 4 ii " 4 fi Vino Prefereeep 1 Nurl.4s Extenmon ~ , 110.0u.vantecal 3. Rte' I.4tA Itritl.ll ... ~ I ~...a‘ d, Wararter. and Waiver" 1i 13.111parCint 4E•wkisltirre.NrwOuar.' Motel (Mor.W,i /tlib)4:r Cent—, ,„, ... ' Vat, igegreentlejlt lierw.,i GL/lortb of Nag.puralui Ditto Ditto TorkeiN.Xld.ll.lo:iural, 10 pi" ISA 14 11 13 Ib 14 j 1 1 roanioy KA r im. IA Ilioloire Lod Amiens .. la frame (Somas, Is Mot Indian . ... .. 1 Direst Indlaa roolasold.. 4) D. 13 13umebouro . ... ... 10 Du (Kailway) ~. .. 7 Do (7.:.teil ) ... ... .. 274 Ilona Aotout• ... ... .. as Do. do. Now ... ... SO Ndour %WI Lit ... .. I , Vorthern of Vradne . .. II ~r6, 4 10,1,13,i i4lfacAtil .. 6 , Pa A and Lyon,. ... .. 2, ' 'oral a.od 110 , .i a ... ~ , ~. 0.4 And stras , ...ro .. 1 . !lewd sod 11•• re ... .. 2 , Platobre and M, ~,,e ... ... 17 /man and Nam • ... .. 0. West FLudoo , .. ... „.1 ILWATIL 14 ;: e • $ 1 1 ;a a 2 j If 19 3 1 121 2 •,10 91 !+ "1 01pm 11 nV 101 101 :1 : dls /11 i n i Ni Tut: ASIAZON. —(To the Editor of the Er press.) - Sir,—lt is the opinion of competent Judges that the cm's° of the fire no hoard the Amazon was owing to the pumps living employed so much is cooling the bearinin, that the fore boiler,. were exhausted, and consequently be came at heated, that they set tire to some inflammable sub stance that was contiguous to them. Allow me the use of your columns to draw the attention of the board of trade to this cipution.—YOUU CONSTA:4I Itsseer..—Loadon, Jan. 30. be 141 1 alll et. et.l eit $e 1 1110 V. IM ed i 44 , al , lit COMMERC'ML AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LANF, SATCRDLY MORKINCE. There is a further improvement in the colonial markets this week, and prices of some articles have advanced. Sugar has met with a good demand, and is fully rd. per cwt. higher, while brown qualities have risen Is. to Is. Gd. per cart. from the lowest point. The Dutch Trading Com pany have advertised for sale en the 2nd of March, 61,301) b.iskcts Java. A good inquiry has existed for Rice, and very full prices have been paid. Cocos shows an advance of about Is. per cat. The sales of Coffee have gone off flatly, Ceylon descriptions are about 6d. per cwt. lower, and other sorts have shoat:dined. The sales advertised by the Dutch Trailing Company, to commence on the loth of March, comprised 359,170 bar. Tea continues inactive, only a small part of the numerous arrivals having yet been placed upon the market. 18. 2. 1,210 Jin h,13 i MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two teCtoes Under the influence of the favourable Bank returns, the English stock market opened this morning with a firmer appearance, and at an advance of ,} un the elming range of yistenlay, and, though the improvement has not been maintained to the present hour, the general feeling amongst the dealers in the Stock Exchange toast be reported as more confident, a stronger disposition being manifested to support prices. The movement in favour of a still greater cheapness of money is steadily progressing, and of course produces an influence on funded values. As usual on a Saturday there is no especial movement in any of the security maikets, bat the improved feeling extends to all. Consols opened 96 to 1, but have since returned to 961 to ,-„ being the last price of yesterday, at which they stand quoted both for money and the 10th of lebruary. 'llw official report embraces: Three per Cent. Consols, 061„ !„ ditto, for se count. 96Z. Three pen Cent. Reduced, 971, 97 New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 9151, Excheiluer Bills rule- steady at 54.. to 61s. pre mium, being a shade below the top price of .3mter- ,_ alp • fa Indiadiludsie tisausetkatiare titkorted er having taken place in the house. In the foreign market business is also quiet, and the change in prices is limited to an improvement in Mexican Bonds, which have reached 311, and a great rise in Granada Deferred. These last named bonds have gone rapidly up from 41 to 51, with the prospect of a further advance. To-day's basilicas list comprises:—]butch Two-mid-a-Half per Cents., SS; Ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, t 455.. Equaor Bonds, t. Grenada Deferred, 41, Mexican, for account, 311 j l'eru% ian Fire per Cents., 1849, 931. Sardinian Five per Cents., MN j. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 401, 1, Z, Vene suela Deferred, 121. The market for foreign exchange this afternoon has been tolerably well supplied with bills, and prices have not varied materially from those of last post. The rates negotiated are as follows : lutte. PTIONI negotiated Troia To 111114141414= pert Short 110. „ I:4tuv. ... 110..7 tat,. MO IMlNdlnin - 1111. 19/4s. g m • and Mona , : limed Id RIM. 11roca. 104•16. the sine per £lO „ 12.11 {':r. -1.1711. Ikr. ............„. 114.1 C „ 1.11. 3 . .141'.. ... lA. 41141. •••••••.. 48tweep 8raw15.„......... „ ~ Me. ft ... 25fr. 454. °heat "... " Ws. 4i ... fa h . 45r. .'aria" fawn 23*. He. ... 2sfr. 304. Otto, .............. „ „ S /140414522 tr. ins. ... 25h. 45e. Ham .............. „ „ Mfr. 44e. ... lalr. 4715, Bordeaux MP .4 2Mr. 414 e. ... 751 r. 170. 1,7004 . Ot Ulf. 42. c. .. Mfr. 47 te. Mangles „4„... „ " llfr. 424 c. ... 251 r. Vie. Gems mime -- „ !ambers „ at „ .O son. 774 e. *olr. MA. 4414 . regimes „ 120/ wmre ... 1 2 0 114 , ce Armin& . Illadnd per Alm ~ 401 pens ... 49i. perm radio .......... Pt / P 49 pence ... 20 pence PP 4 pence ... 49 pence Glbrelnse ..—.... Seville .. ..„ Sweetens LleOon per niflrol „ 421 pence .. 22 pence 524 p,ore ... s•:' pence R. Petersbung per ruble „ 37 pence ... 37 pence The price of gold, on Thursday, at Paris, was about par (new tariff rate), which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 10i,d. per ounce bur standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.17 ; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.271, it follows that gold is about 0.41 per cent. dearer in Loudon than in Paris. By last advices the price of gold at Hamburg is 428 per mare, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 100. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.01; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.7, it follows that gold is 0.232 per cent. dearer in London than in Ham burg. According to the last accounts the course of ex change. at New York on London for bills ut 60 days' sight is 110 per cent., and the par of exchange be tween England and America being 103 23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.42 per cent., in favour of England. After making allowance fur difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves no profit on the importation of gold from the United States. The amount of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 24th of Ja nuary, is as follows : UAN Is Oa NA ULAN u.—AcconaT for the antic ending Jan. 24, 13= D•r• DB &&&&& WIT. Nola. Ims4 410,352,310 iluvonantot Nat—. £U.015.110 .Inner ...manna, 2.9.4.1 0 ,0 add lain awl Bulling 17.340006 __ 1 Amer Ituln..n , 11•111111.. ProPdown . °BOVA Kept 3,24VACI w h ile Awaits Ilnehid x.My., Mar. Haab, o.3lautta. of Debt... 4.7.N.1111 Alser Ihry.n-.lta 12.1 4 7.177 ~1-dayakdothei Who 1.14.45; - 41Wen7ruiett AISOWItiIa Anclu.l.l>ai4 W AO{ Sl3 2110 0 , 0 otlverrwurlibm 31P. : Sots, ...... • 19. 711 0.1.104 1.33.103.11 I M. MARSHALL. Chief Coatis, Compared with those for the week preceding these returns exhibit the following changes: Circulation is..tie Circulation active 20,640,410 Decrease 397,926 Public deposits Other deposits Government securities in banking depart meet 13,269,098 Without alteration. Other i.eeurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both department* Seven day and ether bills 1,140,577 Decrease 31,166 The Rest The Reserve The stock of bullion is shown to be stia steadily rising. being now close upon the unparalleled amount of eighteen millions sterling. 'lhe other heads of the return do not cull for especial comment, but it may be obsemed that the large dittiTences noticeable in the " other" or private deposits, and in the reserve, afford evidence of the absence of speculative move ment in the various branches of trade, a state of things mainly induced by the unsatisfactory position of French athire, combined with political considera -1 dons of a domestic character. There is little proba bility of any change in this respect, till the course of the session of parliament is more distinctly shadowed fort h. According to the official returns published is the Gazelle of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private hanks of England and Wales, during the week ending the I:th of January, was 3,511,202/.; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,313,608/. There is consequently an increase of The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2.149,664/.: and the previous week's return being 2,759,ti1hi., the increase to shown to be 29,n 16/, - • - - On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in qUel• tion was 21,03 , 4,33 M. (being 7:011,t45;i1.1n0re than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 2/09,1i11t, which shows an increase of thil,lth. as compared with the returns fur the previous week ending the loth of January. As regards the fixed issues. the private banks were 1.156,m;:1t, and the joint-stock banks ir20,32.1t. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,777,19 W. below the fixed amount. M 401.1811 FUNIis.—TuisVAT. Rank St..A. 21417 Ipar Vt. 11,1 , , •,. i.... 7, I 3er ci. Cons.l p .- :, 1 • 1 14110 to tra,..l. 1 4 li p4•r1 . 1.. CL.L4.4014. Al a roasioi /UNDO. 44 per el. Itehrlan. P 1 3 A .A. I L. .4ezican. 31 44 , . pall. Ilraylluas. 4.3 5 a per Pt. Purvelsn, 0 100. Nes. 1 , 2 1 1 1 4tto 14tetm1. 48i .i 44.4 r 14 11.441.... 4.1.4. 49 LI A pvr t't. Purttigne.-. :V 1 IL, VI. Clt111:0 IL.I I 3 A prr Ct. ilto—lan. 112 14 lirr 41. 11.11..4 .a l . 44 for (%. koala.). 100+1 ; pt. .t. li..i. 41 7. , IA b per I. t. 00.11. 4 .4.4 e. I:" f `. 4r Cl. 1..3, '.. '‘ Si 3 ptr Ct. Spanish. NI 1 4pm Ct. Put , ll.l. 91 0 1• . ... ' , I I ateupl..t 31 4 li p. rCt Venctuola.. 34 i 7 14 Per 13.. t0rt.44441.4 lAi le:I . fo.. 14 furred. 144 171 1321.dosiall A per Orat.. 11 tole. .4(s kT .,- -t -- •* ' , t\ * , ,: t 7 ii5t.....-.....:: P• . r 4 .f.-... -. , • ,; . 1 ...- 4 , - ' Z. ... .. .. • -..' s d Z" ; 7 ` i` e 'X :- .1 -4.. ("l b * - , 1...,.. .3•...• 1. 0 1, .1..11/11111, 11011.1 . 0. •elt I I bit.. Tto BMA. !ARV:. SS- .vll. TALLOW MARKET.-TIIIS U.Y. Tho market is quirt, and remains without alteration in Price... The demand is good, hut seller. are freely meeting it. Prices are u follows :—Town Tallow is quoted 3th. to 36.. GIL nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 3tte. to 3Gs. 3.1.; October to December (1642), 37.. 3d.; on or before th e end of March, 365. M•ItK ET ATillAtißL—Tnwa Tallow, 394. fid. ; fat by ditto, 2a. Id. ; yellow Fluxion, 371.6 d. ; melted stuff, 295. ; ditto, 175.; Tallow graves, Us. ; good dregs, Gs. SMITHFIELD lIAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report the following quota tions:—Prinse Meadow Hay 725. to 765.; inferior, 665. to 700.; Rowels, 60s. to 6.55. Clover, 755. to 86s. ; second cut, 684. to Lis.; btraw, 225. to 251. r.-THIS DAY. Gaols, per doz., I. to Id Oranges, per doz., tom Is ad per 100, S. Gd to Ida Son 110, p. doz., Is. to So Nuts, IMP., p. bush., 2/1. to Us r. bosh., 124 to 16 Coto. per 100 lb., 10a 1111.V.A. i4;;nlpa, per doe., id to I* Leekti rrr bunk. Id to 2i to k . Tt Ad to Garlic, per lb., rta to nt 4rtaebuite., Jen.. km, per hall sieve, Al to le lettuce, lhh., p. wore, 4.2 to le small p. pun., 22 to 34 Horse 1t..11.1t, per Ml.. n ut4ti llto4trouce., per pot, le to 1.34 per punnet, 92 to Is creel, per ball .:ere, tal to 7d Yenoet, per bunch, 24 to 34 . gory. I.er booth, 24 to M Thyme, per bunch, 24 to 3d . l'oniey, p. U. bum. L lu k Mat. per bond•, del to to 8011. per bunch, 3.1 to id Maros u,do., per bunch, 3d le 4 Wvtrm'.. r to:Axing:D.od to IS Two o'Ctocc. Sales to-day up I to I p.u. N AO 13 37 44 3 COVENT GARD] Pfte.spples, we lb., 4. to Is I liatbum is e, p.lb.. to Ts Whom, per lb., 9.1 to Is Apples, bitch., per bas-h ,ftt03.6.1 Pears, deosert, por .7 2, to Abbou per peek, 3. sweet. pet lb., bto s. VPAET/ = 4 w dos., 10 , 1 to 15 34 Mt bunch, 191. to I. Al Asparagus, pet boodle, 46 w 74 **kale, per basket, to ft Orstos, per dos., is to 3. Ithuh.trb, p.htuAlle tU t Is Pubuses, par too, 45e to 80. per eeL,ll6 Ss per bash., Is , s 1 w J 111 Tuntlft, per dos., 2.. to In Cessobers, each, Is to fitlety, per Cd to 1. Al atrrot.p, per bunch, el ts 7.1 Brweela Sprouts. per half Were, I. NI to At ed 4 rlnssh, ph were, Is (boons, per Womb, Id Wed - O P IOIOII , p Asc. IWdto 36 End tor, per wee, 9.1 to 24 liet t, per dn., Is t 2s MINES. THIS DAY. There is an increased movement in the gold mining shares in the Stock Exchange to-day, other mince likewise meeting with attention. Generally the tendency of prices is improving. Agua Friu are quoted 2 to 2:1 premium. Nouveau Monde, fi to premium. West Mariposa, ito I prem.; Golden Mountain, to I prem.; Aus tralasian, 1 to I prem.; Auriferous Ore and British Australian, par to I prem.; Australian Freehold, par to 1 prem. ; Colonial, 1, to prem.; Port Philip, Ito prem. 100,000 100,00) 1%001 00,000 30,000 d,OOO j . ;6. - .O 000 11.4 1 0 17.000 70,000 36,000 3 .000 11.600 200,060 1,001/ 6.0 0 43,1;4 100,006 MtPlll4 . PSId I 1 lAmes I. trtg• 10 I Asturias IS 5 1 'Awe Saha— SO lower.= an gal ure s i A tell3 olgs ai r 14 , t IV I Do. 151. Jobs DEE Re; b. Coplipo Atirtraliaa Copper YI SO licornal 1 itk.lee *vunt.lll2 . I Or at roliiisti 10 ate .n southAmerlean. 1 INOU•etI Nl.lll'l* . . SIP 0000 ilia de Cuba II 10 !Tin Croft . 1211 ' Wat CIOND‘ Islll4latel pies dose e•terriy. to-doky. Si *I pea 31 1 - ; 11 •IPak I m" Pia II 4 II 2 23 33 111 4 I N I I Pic II I 9 10 'AST WEEK. 'AT TRAFFIC DURING THE P. NlnUae ol Ittai.way. BRITISH. Aberdeen -- Ilvllast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire Blackburn Bristol and Exeter 81! 189 1 941 Rll 1691 94 6 49 Ulerlooiaa Cheater and Holyhead Cork, Lilrekrock, and Pasiiage Dublin and Wham. J unction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and King town Dund...i and Arbroath llunike,l'ertli,AberdeenJune 'Dundalk and EnniAilleu !East Lauesehire Eus.ern Counties and Norfolk 'Barium Union Edinburgh and Cilasitow Edinburgh, Perth, et Dundee Meter and Crediton Furness Glasgow and South Western Great Northern& E. Lincolnsh Great Southern & Westein(lr) Great Western Irish South Eastern Kendal and Windermere Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire 'weds Northern Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwall Loudon, Brighton, and S. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Buxton, tic Jl.ltlock, Manchester, Shed'., & Lincoln. Manchesterand SouthJ unction Maryport and Carlisle Midland Midland Great Wetness (Ira Munklands Newcsstle and Carlisle North BritiA North Staffordshire North Western 261 93y 77 Scuttio!l kii 279 412; 71 1861 82 442! 1311 240 scotti.h Midland •hr,a.bury and Birmingham -hrewshury and Cheater Union South I>eran South Hastens South Wales SouthYurk.,Doncantorilk Goal Stockton and Hartlepool .... i Talr Vale Ulster W►terford 1111111 Limerick West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick l York and North Midland I Fourtom. Central of France Dutch Rhenish Maria Antonia Monteteau and Troyes Namur and Lit KO Northern of Frani,. Orleans and Bordeaux Paris and Lyons Paris and Orleans Paris and Konen Paris and Stradiurgh !Gwen and Havre Tours and Nantes I - 1,100! 160 1,•227 181 :3,857 19 1 7,278 30 2,342 719 37 904 13 6.51 31 424 11 608 181 182 &irr) 3,318 13,311 1 1,142:1 1 3,OGS: 1,7821 228' 7,33%1 4,1271 14,12101 3,784! 13,424; !YlOl 3,65 i 13,448 1,863 2,813 1,977 74 3oli 3,521 110,364 rl 4,029 1i 14,974 38,75& 7,~r~ 5.663, 681 19,2981 1,133 - 7751 1,962 2,769 4,38! 124 3,642 16,301 '391 1,310 38.4,16 610 1,4721 1,478, 9,24111 .821 7,764 8,767 113 6,178 475 1,199: 1,406 10,062 13,143 6,'N'd 1,307 1,308 1,993 827 238 17.0.34 2,697 5,166 6.773 6,199 13,868 7,011 3,023 785 151 2,0001 1,106 991 17,770 4.177 9,015 8,2:4 6.004 6,1428 2,483 1,962 • The receipt* aro caeluxive of the amount received from the Ilk Igian nor. rument. THE. VERY HARR SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM lIAR VEV, the tliscori rut. Of the eireulat• of the 1.100.1, WON Wad last WO It at Puttork and Simpsn's for 4! 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