The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-18 00:00:00

1 1 . / )f I. . - (1.2 0,•"1-1,0-1* --03.. -av € 00 - .ie'74,=-6_,....„ f t /1 Tte Tfilrt%% No. 1,712.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1852. [THREEPENCE. THE NEW REFORM BILL. MELBOURNE GOLD and GENERAL TBB 1111 , 1:4:. A•0011ATIO , .. the •N-4w# Pthkelpth II hip* ,here. Si. to be pthl • antis's!. IttrJ so be 04 .0 J. • the Liabdity Umbel to the mast Na 4rIP" t I . 1 411 be ieluttedmilbest dedeake, eau= be ou'r rkbsti. Tikerreta. . - . DISFRANI OF ST. ALBANS. RAILWAY& MINES. MOIV B Y MARKET. ne halensing is the text of the Bill to disfranchise Yg toroagh of tat. Alban : ( =Re words printed to Italics are propomed to be treerted is Whereas an act was passed in the last session of sent "for appointing commissioners to inquire into the existence of bribery iu the borough of twiint Alban," whereby, after reciting that there was reason to believe that the practice of bribery at elections of members to serve ha parliament for the borough of Saint Alb.in's had long , prevailed in the said borough, and that bribery to a great extent had been systematically committed there at the last election of a member to serve in parliament, certain IL commissioners were therein named sod appointed fir inquiring iato the manner in which elections of members ul or a member to sane in parliament for the said borough, si sod in particular the last election of a mem' er, had been madasted, and whether any bribery had been committed st. at sea sleeting. or my of them, and into tho particulars of wok lard bribery, as in the said act is more fully set ; heth ; end by the said act the said commismionen were divested teem time to time to report to her Maje sty the 'Seam whist' should be taken by them, and what they IS should Ind emeerniug the premises: And whereas the ty odd onosoloolookoro made their report in writing to her MoiwAy. doled las mood days( February, in the year One i s Tboosood liontrod and Fifty two, and thereby, after detain: rime asempt and illegal practices in relation of 2 elections of =e=ases for the said borough, finally reported Sb that the /castles of bribe', at elections of members to serve . 1 . is fete the eugh of St. Alhan's had long pro- "" esOsfiß~i`acid being" and that bribery to a greet ex le - teat wee ermined them at the last election et. of • to Ilene' :Be it enacted by the 84. , mot aossilest Noteity. by and with the advice 23 sad issileat tithe beds spiritual and temporal, and Com. Ili thema, la this proseat parliament assembled, and by tho authasity et the mum that the beecegh of St. Alban's in st, the enemy If Hamihnil shell hem end alter the passing of le that act cease le moos soy wooloors or =saber to serve in tel parliament. et. ti THIS DAY. Two o'Cwea. The share market is dull, and in some instances prices have varied ; where it is so, the fluctuation haa been in the nature of a decline. _ _ THIS DAT. Two o'CLocz. Although there is little going on in gold, them is • better feeling prevailing, and prices are called rather higher. The quotations of the shares not yet officially marked range as follows:—Colonial gold, to prem.; Port Ph lip, par to k prom. ; Canon's Creek, 1-18 to 3-16 prem. ; Quartz Rock, par to a prem. ; Devon and Cornwall Mines, par to prem.; Austra lian Freehold, k die. to par; Auriferous Ore, i t dis. to par; Victoria, par to prem. ; Lake Bathurst, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; London and Californian crushing, par to 1 prem.; Sierra Nevada, par to I premium. TIIIS DAY. • tim.B. F. 11....“1, L!-1.1., Dawn' Cosmos, sad All Boo* ot• ‘. ‘rcht . ...:d. Es q.. F „ ko. „ ...hewer-how*. 014 Drombilmet. In the French department Northers of France are rather etronger. MAIMS ANT STOMP lINOVAIIIANISED. Pd.' lIAILWATS. 7~aen+p• is.ayup 10 i Mon.'s 84Amberg, liatlQ., Boas sod Ilia Jenctiun . all Illnalllaly. a staarl'all• 116 . eirkeolised, Lasemblireo. Mts. Jun.. Isto 33/.t..ta. Me larlstas girl Rioter ... . NI disilisma .. ... .. all prole, pal 1101 . 34mm:I .. 4.) 1 MM.. sal Wirt .1 ore.. all Illiailso, Yank and Aber .' dew Jaustion .. - ell IMa Aselin (Sl5 L. 4 r.. I aad Lk 0) all I no. (Ass s. lila ..... 1 di i Oaten Ouselbee .. all Easton Olin, SON IL.. QIN R. V. Illl.) ~_ . 11l Do. dros 8 matl C dltt all Ma lassishlt• ... .. ill - Da lint I oboes sop West Jails Desk. 911 13 47 Ii 1$ 19 194 to 111419 ei ee Ole i 111 ll C.o.'s' bummer O. Mani alms. raid prima I 1 dorm malarday. to-day. 100,040 1 --j Amu Fria -- I 1 11 pm. !I 1 00, 0 100 0 0 . 10a. Aaglo Californian ..... ... i 3os. 1„ 11 15, , Su ,Aammili IM,OOII Si lAummileat ............. 6 1 30,000 1 I A.. Marla I Paz i a Pm LIMO 60 Wanes lead Owl all ... ... 1,0 , .0 ... 111aimas Salp 100.m.0 1 Br Wei Asstralima Gold - all j 5 di 30,000 SS 'llmall. Imp (Mast pm. 141 - - 0,000 50 1 130. ClamoradOalift ail - - I svt. 11,aue SO lio. Si.JakaDd Mai ." 'ls - - Koilki li ihm. AitsMaliaaMilit St 1 1 pm. 11 1 10,000 10 Ciaoseal , id _ 6.000 5 'Midis aliiMbile I 7 roe ipm 11.0011 a One 20,001. 10 SlrilesirSZAimakaa II - - 300,000 1 Naallam Wads 1 1 1 pm. 7,0P0 SO landegmasoata lOl - - 6.000 10 lia Cast 0,174 , A 284 ,kritiol 'Wen I au .... _ 100,000 1 1 Wag Naripsea I 3 Pr i pm li $1 $ 71 11 27 16e l 14 1 lt,lll . ln a rl ob tl e;i, I Xli bt r= _ fogibera . _ M Ile 0 4i I IN z 4 414 Si :8:1 7 i s 4 ~. 03i (1 The /CAI Sloe *be Cartat LIFSON, Cholera on. oat ;awes Wert. a, Kart. fa, Uwe, Uroweerroartet. 10. out ear, C IL. I. Um:tie-wear bwa , tit e Pelt arbgenkrdPaeltride. sew Darby. oet.otteme.l.larelahuies. 1 1 the. koala .• ete hqo Crwitnw•shisse. Neff•Wit. w, tr.( wow Allah, MAW,. 4.11. (0..01ut •iteet. a, to., metro er.k .4.4 0.4=1. ey Mb. ley , ay .tal, bart.areaur 110 • owe, uteri Nealt .0 Wool^ tallboy. • Lout , oto .MAY tay. Er. Ceseelleateet. Strand. • -Afoot.. i ,lotaa.abt Tarsal, lismbewart, W.Sfarelt, sad „ I', Lab, It, Wa hvw k. ag a aar -*yaw a. P.it wboet .ad Sur -I, uid bread red. b hamar, or Carwrit.. Tat. i. the AM dellaed p.m tar a trod is Am:e.t.a diragaired 17 ....ioarid woo tear.. Arra : rotate. •.•r arm; waft s per bct nraisleallton of o.oetioleat era , .n • "b.. bens gegrwalty Inmattend with fuels ,opabr a* d we, .4 or r r Makin ..Inettos, Wise at war era t alt ruttbsry aAI eregras, harem *A otherwise at. au air. I.* isilitate ru s perm arrated with dde Dressy for mains repair swat ig d megrim. ea or seeralit ••••4 the well ▪ “ yaw aid wrreessear IhisiewpgaZlZarrn id Ira *Mew* any *Mirror* el els the at teeeeiarasAs. S. lbw Cesaruis 11. bee timer Ss rowed af sperstkate wherever the *net.* 0. 1 Jewr rty :wet to the Wet berlleut Traits. i. *err ota to taw tau as ;..d. g this tare. trios w.4he he refatoweelion ta the *mar parr. (that berg 11. ed at as M:ha. per wet. aOW mot prods.' of darer !wow ). sad the but , ' avorte , emu Mass, cool emery a the era" twat e•-or Sur. 0e1te...14..9d 111 Me IM9egt• T. oboe. aohters, larva the I .nre .auripsted retorts ea three le .14 re vie Sal art ..eitt.,wledig rewrites of the airtook are ts. • 1 arbetton Iroub he Joii.wees Cow pre' itegiatratice AW, aat Min s u . ore, law of pa trier•ble. ...b.te•10.111 rat. at Use ha aritaly wartiar ore the .•. all ire. No 'ooal terrubility of eh rholders for say eel but their ast. t .140 1:1 , n will be ark kg a Itoysi Charter to tetrad the I• • r. the A...L Lama ea it. wig wwwkaled .ad t. • demi ' .1.1 .4 es* ,e. an ` ors (OCT the favour of govern. I. • • : • . . L. Ille tenoeptiatina el the Company. !h • I'm-teem way b• °brad the , . blot awl estiass •, •Ise e.l are. will • bearable Meteor, to be et-ea to W amer. W. V. 0. ILRVANTIS, Pantsty. :t, AIW .ger n..* floorgrertest. Lamb* rebury I, 1132. Pell or arrlic..lol. foranilltte Or I'M Methourrir Gold ad Giend Vadat ANOI.ISIN4I. Gclito Men. - I request ilia rms aim to se IWO in I' owls Wong YdNT* 1.1 am* 1M ow. of 00 7 nombn al Ems wale re may Wet to M. sal to pay, irlK ■ moan d. ay MU -se mai pag e Wo Yam. NwooliAiromii eillepdem spelleset. lidame-Ilerne art Wire IVALCCIT-HOUSE. —To be SOLD by PRIVATE 41i:471411.'4 by Mr. IlAqt4 LiSin daisy ltl R/. , 14 it NI alnins*.bsi is Waisot Arm, at camas tetn.K. tom Wrotmartoswendl. ttttMeYresod amity, apt tilitlas mom Orem sod ew,Laiy •Ittpung yearn% &melds Ake% la Mir, vlik :are is:Oen sot Low • EttOttett with tufty SWIMS OEM 4,0 t, tbt witote .srissid by mgt. —Troy vivid Yawl. •opplttovi a to Mr. 31 sNttt, 71, nrlll=4=Zas. Web sist Lino, ss.kitors, Id. rfillael. stub h SSW Mad sidesis. I It. tesebet grads •g et weld of tappeag mks. vonesiod fn debtts w.n ass at, owl saisilw wistaria sod Man Ws NSW INCF NTKIt T WRAPPERS Ito imesnols Je boaptiag method a alms raper.. st 44. sot Is. pee newt. ne WM , suPPlts& 1.8. It Is to the Wrest Ralsblibm Sestim U. Po. HI AR L 0 W'S NEW 1N 4 •••• i „,.. -7e I} VENTED SELT.ACTTNO 5T.410.41 1 . .. TA . 11KIVIIM 4 Mt VENT-PEW'. t! - 3 • 11 1 4111 I Primate el-. W.V. OAT, Of Nam moon •t" ov, ~ from teramise tat or odd re enormity la r... w MN tto Mt OM gall is draws esprit' *- . A t t 1 r i 11 1 ------ --- ------ 4 "Or , --)!.. 1 1..=-. r - ---- Wolf N 4- / p. v 1 I the em; grarrasted to repay lb NM la t, • . / wo DMa al al • ; plot 4s. Ild.; dale:* 7/ eleetha Vet d far ' , hem, *a, in t i 11 me %l TM atom maragtsi MU gavials IM tre. hen Ito Imo Is My fitted cm .4 . ; the top of the olortC (MSS bas a 'Mop- ' ~. rnputt.the glr-tube 111, ralfiskst Sr rmar 1 ththrushlt tat , " Mort lowan dig . 3 to llmor nut off tarty: elm tM ts. Is astagd ;F off so more air cos gam. Jam r.s BARLOW, 14, Meg MOWN slew. liamiroologgs. Mos.Miod INN /11.. L—Nose srogssalmoama Named IRELAND. DoaLif, The Newry Telegraph states that between eight sad nine o'clock on Thursday night last a murderous attack was made on an inoffensive man, named Robert Little, while proceeding homeward from Newry, accompanied by his son and a few neigh bours. A shot was find at him from a group of 10 ce 12 persons, but that not taking effect, the gang fell upon him, and beat him iu an unmerciful manner. inflicting a dreadful wound upon his fore head with some weighty instrument. A Mr. Wm. M•Cullagh happened to be coming along about a hundred yards behind Little, and two men who walked near him in silence • part of the way rushed upon him and held him when the shot was Mid, telling him that if he went forward he too would be murdered, but he nevertheless disengaged himself and came up to tho party attacked, when the ruffianly assailants made their escape. Informations were given before the magis trate■ next day, and the police are on the alert for the discovery of the intending murderers. The same journal states that the general character of the county of Armagh ie not compromised by the calendar for the ensuing assizes. Nearly all the eases of a serious character, not merely agrarian out rages, but other crimes of deeper dye, it is observed, are furnished from one barony adjoining the lawless districts of two neighbouring counties. The Al& Gazette says: We us COOMlnell to state that the county of Leitrim nip rein to be is a serious state of aliaorriniastion. Parties are out ',try night in the neighhouthood of Cleans, Balliaa. more, and particularly in the direction of Cavan. The police detected, a few evenings sines • a national eettesl sewer, on ohms perms ow room' a •umber of pese•wasis ove.l mealy by his brethren. The famous Father Gavaasi yesterday delivered the first of a series of lectures in the Music Hall in this city. An sgray took place, on Saturday night, at Cal tingly, near lialtiosidoe, between two parties, when a man named Adams was killed by a blow on the back. The Freeman says The unary in the clerkship of the crown for the county DOW ral, mentioned by the death of Mr. Joyce, has been fill. .1 up by the trot/anon to that county of Mr. Vevey Doty, who was clerk of the crown fur the county Ferma nagh. It wag en old remark that a bishop was the only ttuag is nature served by • trandatioa. Foe Mr. Daly a mkt, we are happy to find that a elerk of the crows isms oth,r r areption to the rule, for by the change be hu glebe a hre.cleas county. The Sub-sheriff of Cork denies that the writ for the Kinsale election was left unexecuted, but adds, in a litter to the Ereniv .Muit, explaining the cir tonistancc, that, having diswecred an omission in the indenture, he instantly despatched a gentleman fres I the hlieritrs-office to the Hanaper-ollice with a dupli rote indenture, which, as is usual in all elections hilt, in that county and borough, was duly executed when the election took place; and his instructional* the messenger were that, if necessary, he should pre cut! to London with the same, where that document would in due course have been received on Saturday etening last. IItiItEsENTATIOX or Wornicourroo.—Mr. USW. LW:anima has anscammi bbr identles of retiring km then presentation of Weehahellw M the does of the pew sent parliament. Anew 'easy gentlemen 'pokes of se yrohable candidates, NO las already annosseed Mewl, ut the person of Mr. JAB Villiers Shelley, of Idareefield park, Susses, who dearelbee himself as s laidorrsee sad Practical farmer. He ie tee vote by ballot, tollykd with in rumens of or froodios. 111111131.15 W repealer, and an , U nen* 10M hem *pales pose for other tkas meo w PUTSISS • glisslglars nide es the part of • nose- WM?* Of PeeriMialsesty to invite Lord Palmerston emu MMUS; MI *Woke meeting of riestlies will be tolled la loam* of saw days to amides the deairable ttws dtltlmdil_Jtie oak nicoust ea the subject. NORFOLK, SUFFOLK, AND ESSEX. TO TUC IDITOk Or 1111 DAILT NEWS. SlR, —Those persona who are resident in, or well acquainted with, different counties are best competent M judge of the practical effect of Lord John %weeWs so-called reforms, and to estimate the animus with which the Pre mire sets to work. lam a freeman of Norwich, a free holder of Suffolk, and • freeholder and resident in Bases, and I volunteer • few notm on the changes proposed in these three counties. Nottroth.—The addition of Denham, Swaffharn, sad Brandon to the trumpery borough of Thetford will simply Mertens the influence of the great adjacent landed pre- 1 prieton. Be the voters few or many, they will, if unpro. meted by the ballet, be thus controlled and coerced. A reference to any Norfolk poll-book will show that through entire districts all the voters were accustomed to go for tory or whig at the bidding of their landlords, and to thew will now be added the equally, if not more dependent consti tuency of shopkeepers in small market towns. St rrotx.—The CM of this county is still morn gross and flagrant. In the first Reform Bill (1830), Eye was la Schedule A, but before the second bill passed, the new census showed • marvellous increase in the population, which I suspected to be an erroneous return. I ascer tained, at any rate, that it was avert' untrue one, and drew Lord John's attention to the fact, saying that the truth or falsehood of the return might be easily verified in a single day. Whether this step was taken I know not, but the result we the arkilelea et several sijohdas parishes to Bye. all of mei* se MN es the little berme& iteri4 Ism sad me, the property of Sir Edward Karrirea, who her, of seam, bees UM member ever slum. Now, what Was the obvious honest remedy ter this groat abuse sad raoastroas delusion? If not to disfranchise Eye, at least to join to it seam towns of extensive trade and thriving population, such as Woodbridge and Lowestoft, both seaports, in which large and (especially in the latter) very increasing business is carried on. There, however, remain unreprmented, and to the miserable borough of Eye two others of the same charac ter are added, Framlinglam andDebenham. A century ago these places were (like many other towns in Suffolk), chiefly inhabited by yarn-makers and their journeymen, but this trade has lung since departed, and with it their only staple business. They lie in districts remote from any high read and have not only the appearance, but the reality ot mere decrepitude. Essex.—ln this county the rotten and infamous borough of Harwich is, as in Suffolk, to be yoked to more imbecility sad rottenness. Coggeshall ant llalstead, • century ego, were scats of the baize and hocking manufactures, wards ham long been utterly extinct, and the towns are (like the new Suffolk boroughs) decayed and still decaying. Meet. while the county town—Chelmsford, a large and thriving plow, largely increasing year by year, is passed over. otr, beggarly, corrupt Maldon, remains intact. These instances reMce to show the spirit in width Lord John has framed his new Reform Bill. It is a cheat and a sham—and by honest and consistent reformers will be treated in the way it deserves. A REFORMER OF FIFTY YEARS' STANDING. Feb, 14. CLERICAL. Rev. George Wilkio - rOTJctkinsoii:to Culgaith Perpetual Curacy, Cumberland; value SIN.; patron, Vicar of Kirk land. . . Emir, Mildred Birch, tots one of Iler Majesty's Chaplain in ordinary. Rev. Hash Arthur Bishop, to Cley-next-th•-Sea Rec tory, Norio& • value UM.; 'Om, himself. Rey. Wili am BorlN is H:mor Vicarage, Cornwall; vase 179/. • pst rem, Wataildilmigiiss of Brady Farriby), to be Chigiais to the Lad Untsocat of Ireland. are. Edw.'s( Gillett, to Bonham Vicarage, Norfolk; *so 107I i ir, Bishop of Ely. Drs. W mei. Gray, to Cordwood Vicarage, De =are Pa ript ia s h l7, gte x a cte sar r. • of Norwich. Somorotter, to Ellborioa=zHunta ; vales MOM*, St. Peter's asy-Ahomml Silver, to rll a rsts ViamosM, Folbooomo. Ve; patron, Play ot Akiwes, Curolo of Wolikelcoot*. 11, Mw Mom PiAwrbr. Nov. Illoonol Darks.s. &o sagb w of Cottoilloo. to oloolortia wassey Ronal, diem, Ely. Janos William Camek, M.D., to the Professorship se srgery, Trinity-college, Dahlia. Rev. Stephen Payout Denning. to the Head Masten* Wormier Cathedral Grammar School. - k i i : Rev. Richard Coa Hale., to St Mtnin's Rectory, Car fax, Oxfordshire, value 62/. ; patron. Lord Chancellor. Dr. Edward Rupert Hunipayn, to ba Head Master of Pate's Grammar School, Cheltenham. Rev. Percival George Willoughby, to Carlton-le-Moor loads Vicarage, value 901.; and to Staple/cord Vicarage, value 681., Lincolnshire ; patron, Lord Middleton. Rscroas.—HOTTlMlZTAlliti;. Herb, diocese Rochester, ♦alue SW. and residence; patron, St. John's-college, Cam bridge; Rev. R. H. Newell, dec. Berdwell, Suffolk, dio. Ely, value 6071. and residence ; patrons, St. John's College, Oglord. Rev. H. Adams, deceased. _ _ Inch, and Vicarage, archdiocese of Dublin ; patron, Archbishop of Dublin. Rev IL King, deceased. Long Stosr, Cambridgeshire, diocese of Ely; patron, Rev. 11. A. Bishop, who is promoted. VlCALAOZ.—Kinneagh, archdiocese of Dublin; patron, V41:40 Choral of St. Patrick's Cathedral. Rev. J. Spray, deceased. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, FEB. 17.—AePourrmeters.--Seoond Masters W. D. Strong, to /Ward, amd E. J. Beep, to Victory Aasistant Engineer P. Cem p leLissome. Boatswain W. Taylor. to ' Carpenter W. Dean, tw lisskix MILITARY. (ham Loa Mabee Oboelei OFFICE OP ()ROMANO', To. 14. El. Rest. of Artillery.—lke. Copt J. lb Donne be be apt, Nee Co•or, retired op ; Pint LievA./. Num to be eta eaot., floe floats; tI.S. Lieut. M. N. Weizat lo be Rat Wet., vibe Palate. dope Wit operk— See. lint A. B. Peon to be bit Rest., vise dee. 111111011•1110111.—The dote at Pbet Lieetteseet Iltoosesears ptietotke les been shred to lib Deousber, 1141. SUOMI= MURDER OF AN -Tester day sareekag. Mr. William Carter held an inquest at the Camel litrwas, Old Hent•read, to ipvestigate the ciresta seaseemegimettei with the death of Allied Jewell , mpg 21, is sallasshiumatty in the employ of Memrs. Amm o the a Siwirweek, a workman whit led withleawa Society, and sloped the Mot was most reereht. eewheilet. 5 111 1e1 6.16 greeleet excitement prevailed imp ad= had 1 ea; 18•• before the leg appeheei lapMytho 'must r oam was tinemey ueselish, ad o f rsons het imm weitie the horse. The jury ha pe ring bol tslat a me est viewed eha hely, the hilowing widows was Mimed tsilrilinit Negeak, walk/ at the Mato home, dowsed OM Mei bet of thoeseseti wee found I. the Stacy Cal ea !My la* rpm:this Mewing evera c tl e : Wig afdlmeased was tree bunch the ia the OW 11•••••• L Use wee ale mu or any th ing epee his be Wines W having emmitted alit.--Jab While, see at the &- teethe% wee preen t when the wee howl, eat eamehed I. Me thaw/ la the pockets eh el= • knife, • silk a sloe Mtn of lend alai butler,, a bash be the tiesiew et Payilaseas. awl eds. The =l ii r lia theseaud. and thesteige at hie 'Mho, were drawn 0 1# 1 0,1 1 1. 1111 hie met Mewed the threat was a grid week ea Mom . Chides thaw Jewell, pro pelling' of the of Samba Irsarieserioeses, Grace diumb.street,, Ipeei was his brother. He poem tl rearweitably heath and spiells. In his elides these was with rig bud to the belief that ho had elimmitted ealeide.—Henry Nash, ostler at the Turk's WM, Old Heat-road, stated that on Friday isweing, about' : twisty agnates to 6 o'clock, he saw the deemed, and be • appearoil la remarkably good health and spirits. He left a at the stable-yard, directed to his brother, Mr. Jenkins, • solicitor of the deceased's Many, here applied to the coroner for an adjournment, in ember for aped ~am szemiaation to be made, as tke Smelly wished M the fullest leustigation.—Mr. Hawkins, twolPea. spa Wipe lasstisemmi by the serener, said that sea Melees* eight haw bees eavezattea. although marks were net ilea an the mem of the body. He thought wan all the eireamateaseekapst wortess was highly neeess meg.—Tbs eerier, here reel W following letter found in the =ormNo. 2, Tayletoweetld la he*howa. Asitwarmad, INb. 13, Brother, —I was gi yea opet base ea /.day last. We have te thank yes fir the eewhate ell the lawyer, and I have left It in the ere of Mai. New At a few weeds about engineering. Oa We ley I .[peal the iettleratioa, and sent • letter to Mr. Weal, te maw ay use ham the society's books. The shops en allhe MAL Ide wet know how the dispute will end, het I heel it saaady sad la the employers' behalf. In case soy of es au nutted, we ere mareantly guarded by the police, Wee& ha, dinner, sad ping home time. Bitted, Atreus yawner. —To Mr. W. A. Jewell."—The reading of this lease created great interest, and after emus futOer eons veraties, the inquiry was scijourned. COURT OY COMMON C(')UNClL.—Yesterday , , a court wee held for the pantos* of petitioning against the Chelsea MaterwOrke BIZ No other balsam was dose. EASTERN UNION RAIIMAY. Yesterday a quid soma ..sting of the sham holders of this eampawy we hell at filoware Hotel, Bride. street, Blackfriare, fir the prom of ressiving the report of el esessitte• of the shor appoiated hugest to *aka into ths Whims of the esarpasiy. Mr. Underwood was soma to the shear, bat he ens ile o remain. hie slue vsesaoppliadi by Mr. fie& TY Maims& apnoea tho OressolisM by stating the abisst at the trosties, eai rolled es Mr. none to reel Mis mor4 Obeisselog that it was dog gwolmaa who had etwooesa die meting. Mr. Burgs thee Nadi a mast wasisdosna assomest, in which he entered into a heiltheosa history of the woof xi= of the liamwa Cass Mopes, with tie Sollars Units. He amid that the eamolttie hail so toteselow wish the hood of direst's'''. at I !Jewish. ea the If* at. time, sad lout asetela gamin Imo then respastiag the /Mr Vari r M s. ths parabola el land us Ike r e sr ea ltood iai sessuesahe wens pot Man se assets. hums of losil hen the Malian Smiths, SPA paitirirs C d rlhippreeensot if Ohs bomb swim, arrows is shwas, ems mak shoe The baud re hoed to answer those quietism easepseisally, but gave some replies which were not satidisatery en several points. lima desaltery osnesesseisa soma 'haw whisk the report woo wisps/ Mr. T. 1. Maoist mesa tho following re selaiiso "Meet dr not peshelis Blois if speedily extri cating this has ha imaressommots is to promote an am.ysmwioa of ail the maims ease of the Great Northern, and that a momailles be appointed, with pewee to negotiate with the imam Counties Railway Cam. patty, for a lease of the Instern Vein Railway to that company, subject to the approval of a "mist medal' of this company, and to carry InM dial no -tan going resolutions, and that this ressiosisa be re ceived so antic* of a motion to einem the appoint ment at the next half-yearly meeting " He contended that the comae he suggested would be th• most politic, and that it should ho adcapted immediately. Mr. Underwood seconded the motion ; which was tarried after some opposi tion, and with a few verbal alteratioss. The proceedings tensiaated with a sots of thanks to the chairman ; and the meeting adjourned to the 26th instant. NEWRY AND RAILWAY: Yesterday the ordinary general meeting of the above company wee held as the Guildhall Coati-house, Ml Gresham-street, W. P. lipaelamse, lleq., ia the .hair. The Secretary read the revert, whisk has already appeared Pi in the Wily New. The Chsirmaa, I. moving that the re port be confirmed and adapted. said, that whoa the present directors came into case three years ago they found the "" 4 company involved in dillealties, from which they extricated 111 it without Nokias say sail aria the shareholders, and be coopratulated than that he was able to say that the whole of SO their liabilities were Elesiteessa.—A Shareholderasked what amount wadi faith the Val P—The Chairman replied U 12,0001. ; namely, VIOL Itir the lierhead 4,0001. for stations. is —Kr. Magee, who Weems ever ham Newry, spoke of the imparlaase esegiedn this line, with a view to develop) SO the Malls of the - litssarhood and part of Newry.— U A Sheardasidat sae:* time was left to the _l 2 ll magma fibs Chalemaathat they had Pi ll two years and a half umaqireL—V i report was then adopted. - —The Chairmana ahem* la reply te a Shareholder, that sri with their lhallsiesi slam awl debentures, he had no Is doubt the lime amid be Wand without calling on the pro pMtwe After alms Anther fikenasion it was left to the W dieeatms te est te the beet of their discretion for the interest " if the sharehelders.—A vote of thanks was then pealed to 23 the shainnea, and the meeting adjourned. ~.. 44 MI (ditt l o)... to) , U 1 344 104 MI2 11 1 12 87 „ 04 ii „ MA 101 „ N 20 n 16 17 67 IS 57 611 K 46 so Hr 1I Ili So Si St If 1f dis 174 Si a a ala 934 MAIM a li ala lit IP 11 II St I 1: inJr le 3 4 141 141 1 pa 7 11 1 11 die I ft Iles_ f i as i a Hi 2111 9 se ll7i 7 i 111 . 1001 i z d ON i t 2546 10 lei S BA 11 17 RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STAND- INO 011,DE118. FOREST OP DEAN CENTRAL HAlLWAL—Yestertlay, the standing orders were deckled not complied with in the CAN of this company's bill for making a railway from the Severn at Awe. to the boundary of the Forest of Dean, with a branch to join the South Wales Railway, at a oast of 20,0001., with power to borrow 6,0001. STOCKTON AND HAILTLIMOOL, AND CLAZKNCI AND HAN TLIPOOL ItAIILWATIL—The standing orders were complied with for the lease, purchase, sad analgarsatisa of these companies. MANCHTATIRK, DUTTON. MATLOCK, AND MIDLAND RAILWAT.—The bill for a=sakma of there sesayeales complied with the The fellewieg Nab .emptied k Teleersph guy (ter power to eledlewet We is strubs t roads, and railw) ; Leade n Cus Pbs opells Wationsi Mousisant (to establish a satismal assasewy ed Waking, is meanies with the ONO Austen Ishatai jOr Junction Wseenreeke (he widitiend works at WasyMoi) ; Belfast Hubner (ter sm. seeromao ; cur et lambs and/ibt and Cabe OfstataF and Great Camel GesOrranteseCesaparty (for siosumesmiu); Port et Leadeatem Ahr unetrosdu of Imam kw of quays) ; Writhed Nutrou laymovenest; Basler ass Con sumers' Cesepsay (he lassrpondisa) ; Aberdeen Fire sad Lite Ammo wey (for inssipseatim. Then being as mgmearense Ceau kr the ease of dee gesm ) - batik sad Olonsagebe Annuity Tax Abolition, it was strut et the lin ; owl la the sue of the liososso Waterworks hr MAW waft et weber to awsimies, the standing eases wen dreland as* angled with. ' NORTH DEVON RAILWAT.—The halt/early meet lag of thiseempany was held es *sin, _ the Landes Tama, Bolispgate-strect • Jolts irml. Ibm., pre sided. The repot, after bei p pla si tisin the ilegewassee meet Oslo weeks as the Jai earverbeebig the mot dines/the tithe sonssy, as hligge:-- 0 Tour directors beg to assure the theraltsilies-thethl shell hellish duty to supenntend the hollow leapsss tithe wefts ead to see theta brought Us a easiisies at the egillit leatti cahle pthed, se se to seeks the Nee es sees as peeilt. pro deities of the reessue whisk has ham se Iwi defined. 'to linable them to de the, calls mat asseeYeYy he mode an all classes of iheneksiders during the nab( sprig, ' sal !ammo 1 but the limbo wish it hem to mist OM M. l per doge Is the petted soma whist ma be felled is any sue peer, while to mama by the oM sub- Isdhemoa the let March sad, afto eel et fea per don a Mee the No.vid 1 shoes, will male them le elellike Moir =7 et diing *sir shares, an to it is wM sashis them with little to the simust whisk TM still moan to be calked." The somata showed that the around received was LIMN Li. 2s. od., and the expenditure 17641781. lie. • Warm. kalit. Ile. Id. I The Chairmen stated the be had' the pleasure of saying that they had sew double the number of shareho lders. Notwithelemlin the sod had bees eat, be regretted to say that penes, we. is be howl who still dishelseved that tho has bed boa aswasesseL He begs& that is a few weeks Mr. Nesessys mos would he ea the Ne^ ad that it would to etwayleted within the two yam suslissed in the con trast. in relation to the tee gesiesesa whose liberality hal bees shaded to is the repsels, be baps" te say that they led dam it as their sea assersAiriiii made fit msee oeceolelis. (Nowa Oat et MO wow oftsseihsee, 400 ladled* Mellott tel. There wee se desht of= rajahs farts Marro the Liao, sad Its hosed that is the this yem they wadi get a dividing. Mr. Down essesded the alipties der the nest, whist was gamed unanimously. • TIIIPIAIR liked what smut had ham foifeited ? The Globules ogled sleet 21,0001., whisk wog* be so gosh walk to the e searej.—The diresters Irreleg been shook the meetbse a vets of limb to the chair man sad disunion, the weft algeureed. GAMMON or BILIMMON OM RAILWAY AND °THIN Buts.—This aestmdtse lad rldellow he the Ant time, and preeseisil to the basions of pangolin out Into classified poop the miss, adiway ead - elherhals Mlle is gaited into by the steam oematittem. j . ikarrei, -. A.D4iere • a ll mad matil Do. oTetk sisrey_B. .Met 10‘ Welt %Om . all Lonisikit w Carlisle . 11 Do. Wits 100 Lamildas l 3 De. I al 1 Le eds Da. Wllaribers ag lan iisloe . Imam l ir =l b = t ' in C r I ibtrarar I 57./uo - shjE6 100 Woks $ isith•W Way 41) o,l‘, S 4 Duk, .I and Ilaties Marme.,lll4.,ll,iseplarik. 1140` Doh Um! Uri. 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D. fw:.:: fi les - Tia:7 • DisAilemrsaliell pa II No* MN& S OAS, Wenrorr, IWelker. _4lllS.llper( ▪ llompallalin.llnre 111 NIL) II pie $1 [loath Dines .- II IZ l lle og r h irlikk 11..piedi PPAzYm IS hobos Ouslsss (Ylsrscal IS NO ham 3 Most Ds. ft, Dea s wij VI Ends el De. 4111. ✓ Norm old law 16 *rums 11 from 011soo usl lisedertu to itarlimil Ism IS Ptritant Ilnaboarg to Ikon NA Saws to toolos al Maw 17 *mod litatos 111 ISII 38 51 404 84 z 74 71 ,5 1 : 41 848 —ale 5 71 ,41 .74 ;IR IH sf $1 in 83 7fazd 1 4 St Ms Ste I 114 44 4 lls 211 n 733 31,3 111 7 dis 14 SI dis 1 die par :I 95 IS 14 6 9 IS lISi II IS do 10i BR Vil /Oh /4 M4ll, 77 db lei if. 1131 T 41. It 4 111 • LID 11,1111M16 29 11) IS ID IS bid S 21 In 171 IM HS M ss Is • ?.. s I vio— ls maw 10t Il ea" 12 1 IA 1 216 I. hi e " 4 4 $ 80 NI 10 Id ab r., 161 161 ..I tt 1$ 41 1 --3 4 S. ILWAT/I. II II - 4dle • pm • 8 1 S o k a x d 1 Si I qs 1i i.1 % s si pm 18 188z8 111 104 48 1 1 $ die MARIA ANTONIA BAILWAT.—TIESO for the week ending Feb. 6 :-2161. ; 1111,1091. Ktunoirt . AND Olin SOUTHERN AND Wzinix it/ 311C110. ustu . d half-yearly stet* _of this mitsi T v a ra e o s z= s t ret to haro i ll=lar li es t a: sat a waded mother tiaisholleee went to proceed Umbras, the meting stood adbramed. CORI AND WATERFORD RAILWAY.—The half- Toady moan ad this ostagoay wee aaasuaostt to take *se geoboalag. at the Woes Arno 2014 Wortadatter, aad at the hour walks.* meal of the almessers, inebeila ge be s eliddrwea, Mr. Bedew, were pre sent; but there ae Miaow to the abetting was adjeanmelive refit Isaeogiaw (tW day). OLUOOW ma Nov= Wasmour Trona tat the welt eadiag lab. 14 1111: lAN. 6.. 6d. Oierespelbi week la ha yeer, So ld. SNIT FOREIGN EXCIiANI PAZIII. fan It rat R` ss Iss IN 75 for Aceuunt. lawast. 13441a6. - - 65 43 63 SO 16360 10.773 OW. Is JO 1 66 70 103 IS 1 103 00 11 per Orats. I per teats per Orate. New Lai deer Ovate. 4i pa men Leader: at'.1221. 15 1 27i ; 20 36 11 2. Bets, 3 perCLllllO 1013 Meow Soma Nieto arab story Do. 21 ....... Do. 162; 621 Piedmont 3 p.Ct 2O Treesury Bonds Do. 0, last PLani, Fan. 17.—St. Germain, 530; Venailleg (right teak), ; (loft beak), 236 75 ; Pins mid Deimos. 1,1 10 ; kerb sad Leah 666; gown and frame, NS; lltarerillee Av.,. era. 330. trambourg end Balk 21323; Centre 11l 13; Bailor's@ ad Atalrem. MI 71; Orlsaas sad Bordeaux, 441 10; Northern. .3117 30; Purls sad lamaboarr. 661 31; Perla sad Lyrae, 363 ; Toque mid Nestle. 350; Alt stereo. mad Trope, DO; Dieppe sail Promap. 117 10; Bordeaux sad Tate, 116 21. MADRID, 11.—Three per Cents., 371; after Balsa, 371,1. New Three per Cents., 184; after Bobo, 181 Coupons, 9t ; after Bobo, 91. Pas sives, n; after Bola, 5 5-16. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 104 c. Exchange on London. 50.70. BERLIN, Fits. 16.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,lBso, 101/ ; ditto 1852, 101}. National Debt, 891. Bank Shares, 99t. VIENNA, FEB. 16.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 951; New Loan (Series A), 931 ; ditto (B), 1041 ; Four-and-a Half per Cent. Mitalliques, &LI. Bank Shares, 1,227. Exchange on London, 12.20. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVIRTOOL, Fee. 17.—Our share market is rather flat to-day, and quotations ere somewhat lower. The transac tions, which are not numerous, are as follows .—Birken head, Lincashire, and Cheshire, 16—Lancashire and York shire, 661 B—Ditto (fifth shares), 6 16.16 d.—London and North Western.llBl—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 29—Midland, 671 I—North Union (A), 173 South Eastern and Dover, 20f. MANCRISTR/t, Fee. 17.—There was rather an active market, and rather higher prises were obtained.—South Easters and Leeds stock were those in which most transac tions took place. Leeds stank closed at IN; Doyen. 29 11.16; Sheffield', 291; Eastern Counties, n ; Cheshire Junction, 121 d.; Lancaster and Preston, 331 ; London Stock, 119. Lazne, FEB. 17.—We have had more business done on 'Ching" this morning than for a few days back, and on the whole the market closed firmer. The fi,llowing is the betimes done:—East Lancashire Fifths, 3". 9d. pm.—Leeds Northern Extensions, No. 1,.65. 3d., 1,6 s. 3d., 1 du.—Lan cashireand Yorkshire Fifths, 61. 180.94. die—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 291—Midland Steck, 671, 671. les. U.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 64, 6.4—Leeds Northern Extensions, N 0.3, 4s. 65. di*. BIRMINGHAM, Fen. 17.—This market was firmer to-day. London and North Westerns were closed at 1191; Midland 41 Preference at 1 die. ; and South Stafford., at 11 die. BRISTOL, Fr it 17.—We had a tolerably active market, but with prices much the same as yesterday. Bristol and Exeter closed at 87 ; Midlands, 671; Taff Vale, 1641. YORE, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK RAILWAY.— The report of the director', to be presented to the share holders at the half-yearly general meeting, to be held at the Do Grey Rooms, York, the 24th of February, states that the income of the company for the last half-year amounted to 401,0911.4 x. 3d., the working expenses to 147,2871.19x.24., the wayleaves and taxes to 20,8091. Os. 4d., leaving a net profit of 232,994!. 41. 9d. The liabilities of the company for interest on loans and rents of leased lines amount to 103,3661. 3'. Bd., by which the balance is reduced to 129,6381. ls. ld. Out of this sum, after paying the guaranteed dividead upon the purchase shares, 10,3831. 9s. 4d., and carrying to the fund for the replacement of the permanent way according to the resolution of the general meeting of the 23rd August, 1849, 24,1371. (less 1,5261., the unappropriated balance of the sum received from Mr. Hudson), the directors recom mend that a dividend should be declared on the ordinary stock and shares of the company at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, amounting to 91,3971., and that the surplus of 2,913!. 12s. 4d., remaining after writing off 2,3321. 19s. 6d. for bad debts previously incurred, should be carried forward to the credit of the revenue account for the current half year. THE 110LMFIRTH INUNDATION.—MEETING AT Low.—On Monday last, a public meeting convened by the mayor was held in the Leeds Stock Exchange-hall, for the pu rpose of mating a fund by subscription to mitigate the eonsequent on the calamity which has befallen Holsofirtk. Several gentlemen addressed the meeting, and at its close the subscription list amounted to 1,9161. lls. 4d. STIRLING BUROHS.—At the request of an in fluential portion of the liberal electors of these burghs, John Miller, Evq., civil engineer, has engaged to come for ward as a candidate at the next election.—Seotonoan. CLARK—Sir Burton Maenamara, R.N., has been solicited by his friends to stand for the representation of the county Clare, on the retirement of his brother, Major Mummers, one of the present members, whose delicate state of health obliges him to forego the fatigues of parlia mentary duty. HARWICIt.—We understand that a conservative meeting was held last evening at Harwich, for the purpose of inviting Sir Fitzroy Kelly to contest the borough. It is hinted that Mr. Crawford will appear on the liberal side.— Ipswich Ecpress. Nzw METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—Yester day a meeting was held at the Three Pigeons Inn by ad journment from the Town hall, to take steps for obtaining the adoption of Brentford as the site of the great cattle market to be established in lieu of Smithfield. A memorial to the market committee of the city of London was adopted, after various speakers had addressed the meeting in favour of the scheme. RIFLE COMPANIES IN SURREY.—Yeatertlay meeting of the Surrey magistracy and gentry was held at the Albion Hotel, Epsom, for the purpose of promoting the formation of rifle companies in Surrey. Mr. W. S. H. Fitzroy, Banstead-place, was called to the chair. The chair man stated he had received a number of letters approving of bis suggestion ; and, amongst others one from Mr. Henry Drummond, M.P., who was prevented from being present b illness. He justified the calling of the meeting, and declare d his prefereace of volunteers to the militia. Mr. T. Byron (Couldon) moved, "That, in the opinion of this meeting, It is expedient to establish a volunteer rifle regiment in the county of Surrey, by means of which those inhabitants who desire to show their determination to resist any foreign enemy attempting to invade our shores may acquire a suffi cient knowledge of military discipline and rifle practice to enable them to 00-operate efficiently with the regular troops, and that such regiment should be raised by the formation of a rifle company in each of the principal districts in Sur rey." Captain do Tieuder seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. Other resolutions were passed to carry out the object thus sketched out, and the meeting broke up. Several ladies were present. Tnz LADIES' GUILD.—On Tuesday evening Vie count Ooderieh presided over a lecture delivered before a highly fashionable and overflowing audience at this institu tion, 4, Russell-square, by Mr. Wood one of the managers. ' The lecturer having explained the leading feature of the ' guild, stated it was the intention of the society to establish a home conducted on satisfactory principle", for ladies coming up from the country and desirous of availing them ' selves of the advantages of the society. A vote of thanks haviagbe the paaorompanto th y e mus noble chairman half-past andano te tb n i . r to the lecturer, Two o'Ceoct. Consols opened at 971 to for money and account, but these prices have not been sustained, lair trans actions being effected at 97 to 971. The market is very dull, and the state of prices indisposes the public and dealers from operating. 'fin Three and.a-Quarter per Cents. and Reduced have been scarcely so firm. Bank Stock is, however, at the same quotationsasbefore. The prices officially recorded are: Three per Cent. Consols Annuities, 971, 97; ditto for Account, 97k, 1, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, 118, 971. New Three•and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, 991. 1. Long Annuities, 71. Ae nuities expiring Jan. 5, 1860, 61. Bank Stock, 217. South Sea Stock, 217. Exchequer Bills have been dealt in at yesterday's prices, and a few transactions have taken place in India Bonds. The following is the offiei,il state. ment :—Exchequer Bills of the several descriptions, 5045. and 61s. premium; India Bonds, under 1,0001., 695. and 71s. premium. The foreign stock market has receded from the buoyant state of yesterday. Generally prime are lower. Grenada. opened well, but arc now scarcely so good. The Daily News published a statement this morning, that the Me 4.- can dividend draughts had been iEseounted, and the Bonds opened at 33, but they pace beep dealt in at a lower quotation, and although now bet ter aro not quite so firm. Equador Bonds have gone back in consequence of the dissatisfaction expressed as to the way in which the arrangements for M. Mocatta's mission, have been secretly carried out. It is understood that, without the authority of the bondholders, an agreement has been made which will give Mr. Mocatta and other parties 90,0001. stock. The transactions, as officially recorded, aro : Belgian Bonds, Four-und-a-Half per Cents., 911; ditto Five per Cents., 99,1; Buenos Ayres Bonds Six per Cents., 511; Dutch Bonds Two andla-Half per Cent., 591; ditto Four per WI. Certificates, 921, 1, 92; Equador Bout's, 47 , 1; Grenada Bonds One-and-a-B[4f per Cent., eg December, 1849, Coupons, '2ll, 1, 201; ditto De ferred, 81, 1,7/. Mexican Bonds, Three per Cent., 321; ditto for Account, 33, 32'1,1. Peruvian Bonds, for Account, 981. Portuguese Bends, Four per Cent. Converted, 324, a ex div. Russian Bonds, Four-and-a- Half-per Cent., 1011. Spanish Actives. 231,1 ; do. Old Three per Cent. tionds, 41; ditto New Three per Cents. Deferred,lBl, 1; ditto Committee's Certificate of Coupons, not funded, 11 per cent. Venezuela Bonds, Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent., 371; ditto Deferied, 1.5 1 , 15. We have received the following communication t Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, 3, Broad-street-buildings, Feb. 17, 1E52. Eguador Deht.—At *meeting of the committee of Spanish American bondholders, Mid to-day, it sou determined, in pursuance of a resolution passed at a meeting of Colombian bondholders, held some tune since, to despatch Mr. Elias Mamma, of Liverpool, to Quito, to endeAvnur to eff,et an adjustment of the foreign debt of the Republic of the Eguador. The business in the market for foreign exchanges was not very extensive yesterday, and the rates did not vary materially front those of last post. Short Paris was done at 27,274, to 301 ; ditto, three months, 25:15 to 50. Belgium was a shade higher, drafts on Antwerp and Brussels being negotiated at 25.45 to 50. Frankfort was also looking up ; coming higher from the other side, it closed 1204 to 1211. Hamburg maintained the previous quotation of 13.101 to 1. Amsterdam was in somewhat better demand than of late, and the quotation rather a shade lower. Bills on St. Petersburg,. Italy, Spaia, and Portugal, were in request at previous rates, bat a sensible change occurred with respect to Palermo and Messina, which were done at 1211 to /, being nearly 1 per cent. in favour of drawers. Vienna and Trieste wawa shade lower at 12.31 to 38 and 12.38 to 42. The Standard announces that a firm connected with the leather trade—that of Messrs. C. and B. Hooper, Seething-lane--has failed. The liabilities are understood to be little short of 60,000 f. The sufferers from the suspension arc chiefly tanners and curriers in various parts of the kingdom. No thing is known with regard to the probable divi dend. ------ EN/31MM FUNDS.—TaIe PAT. Rank Stoat, M. 7 I Lone Auteuil., 3 per Ct. Reduced. 1.7 m i 8 India Steck. 7.38 9 3 per IX. Cowbell.. 97 Ditto Unto lik 19. ue1e.1.0(., no. 71.. roc Acct. 97 lisclutquer Rd* a.Uvet. Wt. 6 1r . 31 per CL Cause* 3 -------• ---- - rOUIGN FUYfgl. 4f per Ct. Ilelelne, 91 3 3 por CL Neilean, MI i 5 per LI. Brarthen. a 4 4 6 per Ct. Cerevtau. 614 .4 Do. Sim, 936 Ditto Itervirod. .84 94 ,' per CL Hum°. Ayr... 62 53 6 per et. I`,..rtugue•-. PI 3 d per Ca Chiliad. PR 103 ' 6 ptr Ct. Ramis... 113 la 3 per Ct. ChM.. 63 S 46 per CL Itotteaan, 101 2 3 par Ct. Dardrit. id 78 6 per Ct. Ameba, Aotlve. MI 4 24 per Cl. Dutch. f. 84 591 3 per Ct. Spanish. 4041 f 4 per CL Dutch, 914 24 Do. Ilustre. 64 4 liqueolos, 44 4 2f per Ct. l'enetuels..7.6 38 1 per Cl. Unmade, 21 2 , Do. Daerred. 16 16 Bardinlan I per Cent.. 89 to 90. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SVOAH.—Tho public sales arc going off steadily, without any material alteration in priced. Grocery lumps, 44a. 6d. to 48s. Curers.-500 bags good ordinary native Ceylon were offered iu public sale, and bought in at 38s. 6d. ; 100 bags Java sold at 41s. 6d.; 600 bags Bahia bought in at 3.55. to 365.; and 250 bags wished itio were also bought in at 50e. Tz•.—lmporters have been free sellers, and prices must be considered a shade in favour of the buyers ; business to some extent has been done the last two days. Rtes.-2,500 bags Madras were offered in public sale, and bought in at 9s. to 91. 6d. ; 500 packets Bengal sold at 9s. &1., and 300 bags Ceylon at 81. 6d. to 9s. SALTPETRE.-500 bags, refuctiun 4 to 41, of very fine quality, sold in public sale, 30s. to 32.. Bum remains firm. Comex.-900 bales sold yesterday on 'Change at full prices, sad the market has a firm appearance. INDIGO.—The sale is progressing at yesterday's cur- TeoCy. In other articles no material alteration. Doty peldoa asgarieseept (weigh reined) to last ewt. week In Llama. Liverpool. fOrtstol, Hull, sod the Clyde 711,731 To the sus period last year 611,290 Increase 149.441 owns atm 00 rya in ISM in Lair am. lot. LONIOII 6,899,731 Liverpool ltrudol null Clyde 281,116 Total 3,lh/BMS Same Use 1* 1831 4,678,1043 331,632 .... TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is again quiet, and price' are barely supported at Monday's rates. Present quotations are: Town Tallow, Ms. nett cash ; Peterahurgh Y.C. on the spot, Mo. 3d. to 3ds. ; Oct. to Dec., 1852, 34. ; on or before the end of March, 365. MASH-LANE..-THIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat fresh up for this Olorniug's market, and the receipts from abroad have been small. The attendance of buyers was very limited, and the few tran.actions which took place were at about the rate of Monday last. There was very little inquiry for Flour; holders, how ever, were not anxious sellers, and insisted upon former prices. In Barley, Oats, Beans, and Peas there was no change, either in value or demand. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 14tH FES. to lath FEB. 1 11% EnAll.b. An del, IrW. totem/. Wheat l4O Barley I 3 630 10 I I Osta flour, 3,360 barrels, 310 racks; Malt. IMO qrs. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs: l'attenden and Smith report that there is no alteration in the market as to quotations clone last report. A 000 d steady demand continues for all Hops with colour COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. .‘" m-suri r West Hartley, 13s. ; Walls End Ileaton,l4s. ; s IF4 Larabton, 15s. 6d. • Walls End Stewart., I . "*. • End Tees, 16s. fkl.—Lehips at market, 108. Ms 0, 11 ! 11111211t3rIP