The Express. — London, England, 1851-01-20 00:00:00

L . 7 •z_e at ~.7 . . ~:.--/ I I Ii I 4! .. . I .' • -•-, ..P ~. Ttt Oirprtlisl LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1851. [THREEPENCE. No. 1,374 ] PARLIAMENTARY AND FINANCIAL ILRFORR.-MERYING AT YORK. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Two o'CLocw. The share market is very flat to day, and the spe culators for a fall appear to be bestirring themselves to more effect. In some lines the sales this morning have been rather considerable. Prices generally are quoted at a lower range. London and North Western stock has fallen to 102 ; Midlands, to 461 ; South Wes:erns, to 731; South Eastern., to 22i. THIS DAY. MLNCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets kw aesev every dementia& of produce have been inactive to day. The public seks dr I elated fur to- morrow are rather mall, vie : Sugar: 160 Muds. Barbados*, 5200 bags Bengal, and 3600 bags Madras. Warms, 200 blies. Bust India. Csffes, only 300 bags 31seba. Saltpetre, 430 bags. Tea.—The market remains steady. 011.8.—Seal, pale, 3 1. ; s. raw, 361 ; brown and yell. 341. to 351 ; sperm, 94/. to 17i. ; head-matter, 961. to 981 . ; end, 391. 104.; Seoth Sea. - 341. to 361 ; olive Galipoli, 411. ; Spanish end Sicily, 431. ; palm. 291 to 301. soon -Lot, 291. to 331.; seed, rape, pule, 371. 10e ; seed, 841. Darns. BAILWATIL Wits today up tot o'clock. rAm EPIOLFECIf SUBSTITUTE fee SILVER.— me UAL NICKEL SILVIS, Istrodwaid 14 moo ego by B. St illlo. 6 l.wbes *bid b be potent meow of Mama Co., is lima sll solloporistea Ur wry loot article Itst to swift Miter Ust out bo miliaria wool, woefully fff nese Bs ly or by se paii Id kit OIL It s 114=witbod fewa alai diem Too Vows, pie doors ...... lb. ... Ti il. DealsetZwwo . - ... fish Tau Pans Too sad mew astib whom eabirabarat Am, et prima AU blob of Pallbotba boo bY tbo Pabst powwow CHEMICALLY PURE NICKEL, NOT PLATED. Fiddle Threaded 1.311.'s F ams Nuevo. Patters. ly.baPporm sad Farb, faUlaw Werra lb. ... 260. ... A . Dessert ditto ant ditto loo. :la. 755. Tat Cato and dtwo ditto lls. . lb. CI3II,EHY, WARRANTRD.—The most varied meormat of TABLE CUTLERT ta the wild, all warranted. lo tavola wil.t.s at 66 ILLIAII &YUKON'S, at prim* that ars regimen r b e its only bemire of Oa larrisoos @Ms owlet. IS-lach Inn-handed tun 1.0 swabs% 100. per doom; deafer% match, tr.; dto balance, Ir. per down tats: eurrtro. 44. per plOr ; Larger Blass. ■ visa pr.-porto to Abs. door; earn bur, with sneer b a rnales uto from 3 e. ; whits boas table Wows, frau Ga. per chase. 4.; tamp, b. pot NW: Mask bora table Mina frogs 4a. ; &melte, 4*.; wow; ; table wee* from Is. nob. hewer.% siert ol plated Beret Woos sad forts. la saws 'Mother. wire, sad or toe re. slated Osh aersua, la ez Mewl. Aro a Urge tit ss MOO, Fontanel, reireors, Le., of the heft quality. Desseml Cidokstiou with ostifitobap dawn lowobwalial7 pNds tow %M I L 1101011111.kalpik avow, la the irnatosc,vior. theray tbe larger. world, bad II Os bo gus* eta be employed to gm a merest MO of its 'Owlet, awl It parch a are tingled mean ad 'navel I. reo letallitiblreoll weary ankle ro4 spororwl 037•1tosnizET (um, of leatrowa.stwet), awl Na I. New)its.anim, bathed to tteth,,to•et, MARW.F. CHUTNEY PIECES, ORATES, and FtNtlntta. -1. Z. DOWSOM, 121 , Oxford-Iml, (Pew ent-cripi, Imola% has op la et ii but evenAier Mos to as. a in at V atrt, 4 M %KW: CIIIIINISY-PIECE.t, )tepiater Greta sad lender., of thc n cot elrgest and perfect & crip:too, improved Utilise terra ma °Orr eunkung tepratu. Leery attic:, manufertured aloe !lc mat tarred (ranctp art et ready motley prise.—note seaaufattarre- of rept) a Palms Sesetee. bit) VENTTEO ItEQUIRED for BAItLOW'S NEW INVENTE.D SW-ACTING SYPHON TAP, which ellwhially prevents eM, t 0.,, elder, or other Moore, from beaming gat or acid, prise ti Ad.; ar rest free to may part of England ;if two are Wen) for h. lid. earl; aka Elretro Viotti, for ilhe. ry, Sue., I, 6,b, by ming which a rot ravine will be ,flow!. The Pyphon lap, when :tuned as, masks elr into the emee vutheient to more the liquor to NW age so more; and when the tap I. turnt.l • .11 the alz or r knew taw. lb. a nd are ob. vii Si. Ibe Wet pert may be drawn In or brink and tiro condition vs whew the ands mom Ind tappL The importance of preserving from aridity the Was we drink connot be "Turreted. It M a well know n Oat, 11 end Meson are often the predimpintor enure of ehoiera. *lw no to MO • wet variety of Imperial. tape at groatlT reduced arum i...,_.„... BARLOW, haranhine innisornisr, 14 . king Wa atallieWilaillie. Enablinhed MO. The above we wee. Prod to wen lasliikalka. Name rare rim arrel with J. wow or eror—The tare orpitod.—.l. B. terboe erode • or soder el tapping web.. CLOSE OF 11()L11)AYtI.—Now that the mama of mina, festivity to al) , a to terminate, find the = m : . • howelllg-who rein.t dol by the hue, throng of youthful lbeir tenons' Colloloft and Ell,: uMero become naltindly as oof groat «glottal' with friend. and relatives. Now it hi thlt W r V/. LASI is. hi it'As lit 10l L, Je eler-ting the growth and for la poiiing and Monti)) ing the h -ir, 10)04LANIoe IiALTDOR, for irlDrogOVlllg the Ain and wienplesioN &Ali removing eutaneepa ersiaioro, and ROWLANDS' OIX/NTO, for beautil lag the teeth &NI r.. :_e the mO4 be untgerml:y eo.Mdard Indispero rub*. Resale et *parkas lead:atom The only genuine of each bean the name 0" Rowlands' " preceding that of the &elide on the wrapprr ow . ..bit, with their shomture at the toot, in red Ink, Moo— g. IP AVI.ViD and SON-.—On'ii oy trent at 20. nation-garden, Ixailiw,andby resperi . • le cheer ote and ',seamen. FOR ASTIINIA'fIC (TOUGHS, INFLUENZA, £t.-- 11. F.LIKIR, corn loonOrd from the moot b.....11.t and he ling eipectoronts In the n mi tA ine.nra, in .1 site r rotnnwn•led by the =not eminent of The on:y out. %,..1 nrt cure for wAtunatie n.itgbn, ingu. cr . Ilatteutty 19“ thing, 01.1;n:orders tithe eh, , d and luso. 11,131.0 t •Irnrce-ing panmy- tin of *.tlitna are inatanl7 reliered by it. in honk-. 9.1.. And 1. 141. each, by 11. cod A. Drew, thmude I tote V tit . ant W•n), 91, Illeekman , treet, Itnrough ; W. Jaelvon, Cbespoide ; bide, 99, Go•wrllntreet ; Hanney and Ontartbetreet; Tewerney, S t _ Maryiebewealreet, I/Agent's toe Utuo:fitt.t; 1'91.1, /Arend ; Culkw. Cintion.—lnirs IIIiPPEIt'S It LACK CU KUAN an3oll riLiglit, and do e ne at be penit...ded to iamb.* an indintion. FIFTY TIIOUSANI) CURES by DU BARRY'S Ite.VALY.STA AltAlltrA 11100.—"Tweitly-five yeas' Net. tteutipation, Indreetion, ard Ikb.lity !which at 'medicine euuki rerrinve4kr relieve, have been of cured by DU BABATIS F. a 11., in 3 very obert time.—W. It. Keen*, Puul Anthony, MIMS.. "burnt yeas . .iyoveloil. neriri.mbels, Sebtlity, with erria7a, viwomet, and 1:3131.4 , 1., bait . loon ctumny removed by DU BARRY'S &Woos load in a von wilful tame. —Nev. Juba W. nevelt, Halliartne Ilavewt. aur1..11.." "1 Wee y. Are' earned!, nereettalw, with *win =Tame and kit arm. Niel general debility, has been radically renternl by DU health-ri"torine Fwd.—Mesa Mari, Arehdeuoun at kora islubbeiona."—void in winuqere, with tell beano:tines, weiuhing lib, at :N. ed.; 21b., at ge. Q.; Mb., at I la.; IMb.. at 22e. huger- WWI quality, WIN, at Ise.; 41R, at fah—DU BALMY and lb, fa. New hort.atesse. taadose—The 40 MIII 12 Its. carriage aye. you COLD, &Ed NIGHT AIR. — For both tin,e% the Ilea :thy Nil the lonalkl.—For Gentlemen, • nem • ...eli-VillArlM, of peculiar canirnlem es in h., adjustment, I 11/e. Etc Ladles, *candy adaplinn this protection in terry sillt„ enhance Alm Eve Inisltil , , as a limptrator.—" Chew, Nth.% mid elinticr. 4 -111de Lancet Et KIK ...id WILLIAMS'S ItLsEIItAIMMIT eit,,.As re tittxt I.l . ..rtErrtnts, wbgetmi, of the Entsuiecs, IP, Priammelreet, Item ntcitrint; Mull, BRIDGE and Co., ru, Re ertitctreet, mad limier anti Co., 4, MN/0W t and el the principal Nihilism, Iselets, he., throi.gbout the linked Mlsinkom • - MrlluuLMooks BY WILLIAM BITILLIL Edited by Tonapi Banta. BIOGRAPHICAL, P.RICAL. lad lIIACELLANEOUII ELVACISE4. Mb litto. 7a. Ad. bound. AKITIIMMICAL 13tb Edith" COI Addition, by Ono.t 11mo. fa, bouts& /2 Eit(loiltit I n the GWBESon.t MAIW With Questions for Vas rams ea, oral a Aggsedia, which the Con.teilattems may be goody known. 12th tkm. I2mo. es., bound. ANM to the Eltrlggit .41 the 61.011E5. 2a. lid. , armed. MISCELLAIIIIME 4 nvernoms to ENGLI 4 II HISTORY and 1110. ONAPIIT. Stb Midas. I2mo. 4.1.1.. hound. ErAilikArlileAL 101EttrISES on the NEW TESTAMENT; de scribing the [Tire* llama in Judger, and *home ilalted by St. Eau', and narrahnie moot important °mune, ma remelted In the Essogel eel 11coaries. W i th Mays. Bth lalitica. Liao. TABLIA to. Nth F4lika... Pd. IsOe~ :~!o41 by tYespltfa, Yvtall, sad YAw LIAR I.M IRMA lIOUT 4 M nouazuoLD wons."_ ITOUSILHOLD ( L oondseted by CHARLES Ihnuree). Prim W.; ramped, 3d. In Number 4f, for zs, 1 11, reti be oeurmemed A rlllitra lINSTURY OF EaGLAND, Mlueb •M be mooned at regular Intervals autll the Idatarty "I. 4 " Vil i st Volume of the " Wambold Narrative of Current Events lor Mee," Is um complete. twice Jo. office, lc, weillogton drier North, Landes. IRELANI). JAN. 18. The electors of Demgarvan have been invited to t.. 1,1 themselves disragaged, as a gentleman of " wall known I , be:al primp .e, aopledged to any party, aad who will have the support of the leading interest of the lrivagh," is prepared tease himself as candidate at tie next election. . The TaMet states that Professor Dc Verieser's buck," The Historical Analyre of Christian Civilise tics." has been placed on the " Index Expurgaterine at Rem*, and its use prohibited. From the statements in the Cork, Limerick, Bel- Int, and, in fact, nearly all the provincial papers re ceived this morning, it would appear thst the storm ei Wednesday and Thursday was severely telt in all pars of Ireland. In C.wk and Queenstown haebosre the gale was ly felt, and some damage was experienced by the shipping, but not to any very matrial extent; many of the roads in the neigh bourhood of the city were so flooded as to be ren dered almost impassable. In Limerick, on Thursday crecing, the Shannon rote to an almost unprece dented height ; the basement stories of the houses in ter ral streets were filled with water. The Gal way mail coach, on its way from Ennis to Limerick, and earryiog eleven passengers, was in imminent risk of being overwhelmed, at Cratloe, in conse quence of the embankments giving way and the waters covering the country for miles in event, giving it the appearance al a large lake. Ultimately the passengers had to leave the coach, and wads through four feet deep of water for a considerable distso.,,s before they reached a lilacs of eaftty ; one of the horsee was drowned. It ui feared that several conalties occurred during the night. Arrangements on an exttlnsive scale are making for the public meeting to be held in the Rotund° on the 30th inst., to petition for the abolition of the duty oe paper. Copies of petitions will be forwarded to every town and hamlet throughout Ireland, so that the abolition movement will be made to extend to every corner of the land. The 25th instant has been fixed on by the Lord Mayor for a meoung of the citizens, for the purpose of " promoting the interests of Ireland in its mann famines and industrial remorse in connection with the Exhibition of Industry of all Nations." 39TIL REGIMINT.7—A detachment of three offioen axe 1 56 ma, which lately arrived as Cowell Ism Inlaisd, is "b o o to embark to Ma the Nl*, companies at Hoes Yost A public meeting of the York branch of the No tional Puliessentery and Financial Reform Abocistion was held is the FestivalConeert Room, on Friday night, when Sir J. Wa'malty, M.P., Tindal Atkieson, Esq., and It. S. Slack, 'deeded as a deputation from the parsec society. About one thoeent persons were wettest in the body of the room sad is the gallery. Mr. Alderman LEEMAN wee called to the chair, and, lasing stated his approval of the principles of the associa tion, went on to say Gentlemen, I am anxious to di rest the attention of the gentlemen around me to the wisdom tea. I am &aliens, after the meeting the other day, that our friends here should help ue, and that this association should give ss the boas& of its influence and power, in seeking, at all events, whatever other taxes may be oblectiosable, that the tax upon windows shall not be continued after the next session of Parliament. (Applause.) Sir JOSHUA WALMBLEY aid—You are all aware that the :utmost amount of support which the principles advocated by the association base received in the Home of Commons, has been from 112 members of parliament only, and that never more then OS have supported those principles at any one petted. If those principles be just—if they be sound and konest—there le some defect somewhere. It is to a certain where that defect is that I think it my dui) to appear so frequently as I have done before the amesabled mtlfiow of this country. (Applause.) Do on ever t angent an _y large se penman' swan of amorist reform fors s Demo of 43(awarems droved wader the Imam ego. ties 1 (N.ver.) Do you ever expect that any arum of taxation, strictly just and equitable, will emanate hoes a H ,use of Commons so constituted ? If you do not, set about to remedy the defect. And how are you to do that? By doing a simple act of justice—justice to the middle classes— justice to the upper elms/et—hut jacks to the opproeWl masking classm. (Applause.) I are peisumied that there is not one man in this great smoothly but would rise sad say he is disposed to give ample, full justice le his fellow man. Then why base the working clsuts bees so long kept from the tranehie• ? for that is the question really at issue. Be never any more cajoled by fine speeches, wherever they may emanate from. Put the party to the test. Will you, or will you not, support such an extant*n of the !needle as is laid down by the N dional Rotors' Amociation ? Let that be the test of men's sincerity. Try them by that test, and if they fed upon that, believe me, financial reform with them means only the effect it may have upon their own pockets. But, gentlemen, we owe this to our fellow men They pay more than their share of the taxation of this country. They obey the lawe. They fleit our battles. We trust them with our property. We trust them with one children. lacy are our soldkrs, our sailors, our police-officers; yes, but they are mere than all these —they are our oktilid artistes and mechanics, the producers of oar wealth. (Applause.) Then, in the name of that emaciation, of which I happen to be the chief officer for the time being, I dem .rei, as an at of justice—es en act of equity—aye, and something more, as an act that will be beneficial to every individual, etch and poor, that the working classes of this country be enfranchised. (Applause.) You admit their iutelllgestes—yon admit their skill—you admit their industry—cad you trust them with your property. lb you think they are not qualified, then, to say who shall repres-nt them ? Men of Yoh, you who are renowned throughout ti.e country for your fausiebted leak I need scarcely put that question to you. The National Boform Association, at all times, and emeltr all circumstances declines to interfere, or to make any reference to particular Individuals. Therefore it ins nothing of =enviers of par liament. But it is your business. You should lock to uses' things. You should be prepared for these things. how are you to be prepared ? I understand this association *assists of between three and few hundred members, en ty man pledged to vote only for a candidate who will go sa far as Mr. Hume'e motion, and as much farther as he chooses. (Applause ) If such b 3 the case, you have b. gun the right scene, but you Ghoul! eatenu at. Taere should nut be merely three or tour hundred members, bet twice three or four hundred, and then York would be r presented—AA people would be eepresented—and York would send a v. ice to the ministry that they must give parliamentary reform. Bat how are you to get this ? Not by listenieg to faction, but by acting uouo pisceiples. Henceforth, liaise nn to the sweet mop, whether they come from the right hand or from the left. Whether Pon whig or tory, limes not to them. Look for a proper maa—look for a man that will support the principles of this association. Put the test to the whip—put the test to the tory. Better for you that you should know your friends from your foes. Let them units —let whig and tory go together if they please. You be true to your principles, and you will beat them better. (Hear.) You have been too long cajoled with their sweet songs—with the fear of putting out the ministry ; aye, that has been the shipwteck. Yuu would not 'nest a whtg. No, no. You would not put out my Lord John ; no, surely not. Listen no more to such things. Act like else men, carrying those principles out—acting on el e some policy as you would in business. You base made up sour minds to a cer tain end ; follow it out. Yoe have no other mode of carrying out fintheiel and parliamentary reform but this—put the test to the representative. It you have no representa tive who will take the test, then sign a requisition to some man after your own heart. Yon nave many seek in the country ready to represect you. You will never got nu of the system but by a full, free, and fair representation of the people in the House of Cummins. This is what we de need as a matter of right. It is merely a question of time. Cow it must, and come it will. (S.r Joshua thea resumed his seat enudst much applause.) Mr. M. T. ATLI:WON said Mr. H. Sheen next addressed the meeting at comiderabte length Mr. E. P. HOOD mused that the best thanks of all present be given to the deputation who hod attended. Captain DARNELL seconded the resolution. The motto was earned unenimously. Sir JOSHUA WALMSLEY said he should simply thank the mating. is he did moat gratefully on behalf of toe Imo ciatien, and also on brink of the deputation who were present The vote they had received would cheer them on their course, and give encouragement to the association which they represented. lie would, however, beg cum more that they might bevesomethiog stronger a , their hands than mere thanks. (" Youshall.") Tee association required their pecu niary aid and support, and teemed they should have it from the people. Onward wee the it course—the franchise, and justice to our fellow-men. Might their chilli:oar, to whom he proposed a mite of thanks for his excelleut conduct in the chair, loop erj their confidence, and might he long deserve It. (Cheers.) Mr. ATKINSON seconded the motion, which was carried mieutivemisly, and the chairman hawks returned thanks, the meeting 'sparred.— York Ildrald. THE VACANT bITAWERT COLONELCT.—We have already intimated the report •hat Major-Wilma Dolma, the Colonel of the 47th Regiment, olio formerly commas& n the 23rd Fewlir re, is likely tonic') eJ to the latter regiment. Major-General Lisktfoot, ohne dietit-guiihed services have sassed his same to be reported for a regiment on veered eeeraiers whirs a eolomeley of infantry ban ogees vacant, will ' probably sueoard RalonGeneral painter u COunel of the 47th Regiment. 47TH Rnollllll.ll7.—Thm Java is expected daily at Cork, haviag left the River Theme• en the 16th inst., to mimic the wrotee companies for Coda. The depot of the 47th is at Waterford. CALLS To THE BAIL—MIDDLE TEMPLE.—The Hilary taros calla to the bar et the Middle Temple were made we Saturday lest (January 13t11). and they c,wprise the aftersaantioned gentlemen:— Williams Lancaster, E. q , Henry Faithful!, R•q., Robert Anderson, Req., and William Bowyer. 800. Two MY.II TOITND Ditowsxn tx THE Rzviat.—On Saturday, inqueets WON held at the Torbay public house, Rotherbithe, on the bodies of two men found dead in the river. The fins that of a rang ma supposed to be an ap prentice to one of the colliers, and which had been in the water about three wteb. The other on the body of a seaman found off the platforms on Filday. and supposed to belong to a brig which had gone to sea. There beton no person to identify the bodies, the jury rammed a verdict in each cue of " Found drowned." THE EXPLOSION AT BLACK BOY COLLIERT.—Tbo inquest on the bodies was held on Friday morning, in the school ro .na, Black Boy, before Wm. Trotter, Esq., coroner. Several witnesses veer.) essinined, the substance of whose evidence war that an tiaapicted accumulation of gas Ind taken place in the part of the pit where the men were at work, and that the ventilation and general arrangements in the team were et a superior description. Toe jury re tuned a verdict of " Accident al death." CHARGE OF EINBEZZLEMENT.—Saturday morning Mr. George Bitwood Plant, late mastery to the Liverpool Mutual Loan Sadety, was brought before Mr. Rushton, a'. Liverpool, on a dune of 'sex ulemont. The above society was established in 1844, and Mr. Plant appointed Kenney at a salary of 401. per annum. Re continued to hold this situation nR November last, when he voluntarily resigned it. On the 25th of January, 1849. a kits of 1001. was granted by the society to Mr. James Fisher, cf Seotland•road. Mr. Falter paid certain weekly instalments anointing to 091. 17e. 10d., leaving a balance due to the society of 321. Os. 2d. on the 24th of September. Mr. Fisher then erased his payments till the following March, when he paid Mr. Plant 181 end resolved a receipt for it ; but that sum had no: been entered in the books, nor is any way accounted for by Mr. Plant. These facts having been detailed by several witnesses, it was stated there were other charges against the primmer, and he was remanded until Saturday neat. TUNG, READING, AND BASINGSTOKE RAILWAY.— Oa Saturday, before his Moneta Muter Richards, Mr. Bill, moot the aidiciters of this esansay, was examined at great length by Messes. Fear sad Daniell, relative to transactions between the oompany sad Mason. Cox, its sharebroken, whom the official manager, Mr. Wrysku, seeks to plies on the list of the contributor:el in respect of 1,865 nano security for 6,3001, ',huh the Litter allege were deposited with the company, sot ea *air own account, bat ca that oittralv• Oka persona. Tlfs QIIEEII'E COLLEGE, BIRMINGHAIIIN—ENDOW NENE OP • C 11•111 OP PUTOEAL THIOLOOT.—The Dr. Win Word has Intimated to the trustees cf his former Fenefactions, the Rev. Chancellor Law, the Rev. Vaughan Thomas, and William S. Cox, Eeq , his intention to place is their bands the sum of 1,4001,, in addition to the manificed sum of 2,0001. already paid over by him, as an endowtamt for • chair of pastoral theology. The professor to be a clergyman of the church of England, in priest's orden, aid • graduate of Oxford or Cambridge. Dr. Wareeturd endows this professorship of pastoral theology "ln order that sta dents who Intend to be candidates for holy orders in oar church may be taught the ministerial duties in their varier brioches, as also the ccmposition and delivery of lOTTIV , III, the reading of the chinch services, the history of the hear• ai glee, the reason and use of the ntbrics, and all other matter 311 connected with and subservient to a faithful and efficient performance of what the church requires of her pastors and 6 ° ministera for the edification of their flocks." The college a low owes to thin enlightened philanthropist the following munifieent endowments:—For the chaplaincy of the college as 1,0001.; for the ehapiaincy of the Queen's Hospital 1,0001.1 30 for the sholanhips in the medical deportment 1,0001.; for the Wareeford medical pen a 1,0001. ; for the endowment of a resident medical tour 1,0001. ; for the endowment of M me . the warden 1,0001.; for divinity feature, to medical students ty, 1,0001. ; awl for the endowment of the preheat,: of pastoral et. theology 3,4001, 10 Rem. 0. S. *MA, le Regenteveare T.Q, It Pegbggpit,mal London ; value 4001.; patron, Vicar of 8:. Panora'. W. 14. Reath to Lytehett hlntmerm R.., Dirset ; is value 3961., with zeridinee patron, I'. Heath, Erg. Raw. E. B. Knott lord-Fortetiene, to be Dean of St. Ni,ian's Cathedral, P,rth, N.B. Rev. J. Image, to Tioeharst V., Suarez; value .1501, with rmielante; patrone. Dean and Chapter 01 Cauttrbary. 01 VACANCIES. so VICARACL—MeIIing, dio. Manchester ; value 50 1361., with rtsidence; patron, Lord Chancellor; Rcv. J. U Tatham, detested. CHAPLAINCY to the Duke of Hamilton and Brindon ; Roy. J. Tatham, deceased. fs RECTORY.—Michselitozse-le-Vedw, Glamorgansbire and ni Monsioutbeh.re, dio. LlandA ; value, 4001, with residence ; pa'ron, C. K. K. Tynte E q ; Mr. J. Cole., deceased. M. VICARAGEIC—BarowOod, county Ind dio. Gloucester; PP le value, 1951. ; patrons, Dean and Chapter of Gloucester ; u R-v. G. S E•cor, promoter'. Bulbuls, Susses. dio. Chiehes'er ; value, 2P01., with val. donee; patron, L T. Cu`ritt, Esq.; Rey. J. Image, pre mood. 10 PEILPITIIAL CunactEs.—Eaton, county and archdio York ; valet, 1201 ; patron, Archbishop of York ; Rev. W. 17 Keen, &cowed. Wiinscote, Warwickshire, dio. Worcester; Rev. E. B. SI Knottsford Fortissimo, promoted. sa COURt3ING. se THE LTTHAX Mumma, JAN. 15 TO 1 7. — The Gnat 2, Et Clifton Cup, for 20 (all aged) dap, wu won by Mr. Smith a la Japhst ; Mr. liankuaon's Whipcord ran up. so lite Talbot Cup, fa 24 (all aged) dogs, was won by Mr. St. W. Wilson's Er lefeehan ; Mr. Bake ad Brandy ran up. 20 50 The Lye aro Cup, for 24 (all aged) dogs. was won by Mr. m , Sa .oler nd Not-tho•Arclibishop ; Mr. Marshall's Lott' is, ran up. iti EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATION AT STOKE NEW- i. i INGTON.—Last sight the nelAbourhood of High-street, 6:eke Newington, was thrown into a state of the utmost r e confusion in consequence of the sudden outbreak of one of iss the most disastrous tires that has happened in that district sij ler • c.usiderable time past, which was not extingeEsee d et. I for several hours, and not unit' a great amount of valuable 15 property had been reduced to ruins, including three or four 10 , houses in the principal part of the street. The outbreak was first perceived in the premises belonging to Mr. Tod- s '•;* man, • chandler, carrying on busineu at No. 7, in the se Hgbatreet. A policeman having listened at the se dour, distinctly heard the snapping of burning weed, Se which satiefied him tint the building was on fire. et He commenced knocking violently at the street door for the pupae of nuking the occupiers aware of the i s diameter. No one, however, appeared, and it was 'eared that g the residents, if a; home, had perished, for whilst the eon se stable was knocking at the door Homes in hugs sheets shot st firth from the various windows, both at the rear and in the , B °,' boot, which at once convinced all present thet a fearful ; gerflagration. in all probitoility, would ensue. Messengers si were, as quickly as p.asible, despatched to call the engines of at the perish, and with all promptitude they attended, and ware 10 eat so work irons an abundant supply of water furnished by * the East London Compthy. By th at time, however, the get whole of the rooms in Mr. Todruan's premise, presented a e l blazing mass, seed at length the Hama broke through the as roof and rose toe fearful altitude, tbreseecieg destruction to N every house on that side of tie street. The perish engineer, Is police, and inhabitants laboured incessantly to mhos ml the flemes to the premises in which they originated, but el without lACCeP, and in a comparatively short period si the tire commeu.icated to the premises numb..red at. 6 end 5 in the same street, occupied by Mr. Geo. 23 Parrott, a Ithendraper. When the firemen from Loudon SO areived the flames had made tremendous progress, and were feeding upon Na. 4 ard 8. The latter was in tne tenure of s Mrs. Underwood, a dressmaker, and the former belonged to eel the earns Indy as the two homes, numbered 5 and G. What to do far the but the Bremen scarcely knew, for owing to the 11l party walls of the several houses being principally formed 10 of brick musing, the fin spread witn unusual swif 1 1 1, mess. Fortuuattly the police and inhabitants succeeded is in removing a vast amount of valuable property from Mr. ja Parroted premises, which was safely housed In toe buildings 25 opposite, but the draught given to the limes by opeaicg the 12 doers fanned them into every room in a very brief period. 8 By keeping to their work the firemen, by half past II o'clock, ; four hours after the commencement of the tire, succeeded in so extinguishing the eonflegration, but not until the following go damage was done, which is officially reported by Mr. Super. 20 intendent Braidwood:—No. 7, High street, Mr. G. Tod- 20 man, chandler and tensest dealer: Premises burned down 1 2, and cock in trade, with runtimes and wearing apparel, and ; other dike s consumed. Came of Ere not known.—Nas.s Se and 6, High street, Mr. George Parrott, linendraper : M. Premises all but destroyed, the stock in trade and furniture U severely injured by tire, water, and huty removal. Insured 3? fur contents in the Pbecnix Fire-other. The building unknown wileher insured or roe—No. 4, High street, Mr. George Parrott, ditto, ditto: The stele le walla reverely burred. The filet ard second floors much in jured by fin, water, and cutting away. The contents are 20 also damage s by fare, water, and but removal. Stock in So trade and furniture insured in the PMenix office. No. 8, . 9 ' High-street, Mrs. Underwood, dressmaker: side walla, e lloorie go, and roof damaged by fire and water, and contents, ' by hasty removal. Insurance not known at present At the le time this report was written Mr. Todman, who had gene out to of town to the day for the benefit of his wife's health, had 10 not returned; it was there lore impossible to learn anything I t respecting the origin of the fire, or whether or not he was g g insured. There is no doubt, however, entertained thattlie ere tire had been smouldering all the afternoon, for the land- M lord of the tavern opposite had experienced a smell as if 10 arising from busing wood for some hours before the ...lb leukemia discovered the flames, which favours the suppo eMell that during that period the wok of cembustioi was going on in au incipient stage, but at length broke out in • body of flame. RE-ADJFeTeiENT OF THE TAX UPON CARRIAGES.-- Ton COACH MLAINO TV/Apr. — A general depression in this bun:tees Las created Om a correspondent) an inquiry amongst many of the leading firms engaged as to the scale of taxation under which it ta now regulated, and has sug gested the adoption of another kind of aesesament, which it is believed would prove more remunerative to the cache quer, whilst it alleviated the trade from its present unequal heathens. The rapid extension of railway Implies are obvious, sad to a great extent doubtless a sufficient caws for the general depression. Railways have rendered none ereasery the heavy travelling cements of former days, so that one branch of the trade, which 'brought large returns, and consequently good profits, is entirely cut off. Country gentlemen who need to keep a family coach or chariot ate now content with • defence or a brougham, at one third of the coat, and generally the roomy and luxurious carriages of former times are exchanged for those lighter, more useful, and mere economical vehicles, which are both built and kept in repair at a comktheatively trifling enpense. The heavy and expensive hotly couches formerly in use were fre quently of the value of 400 to 500 guineas. An annual pay ment of • few pounds for the support of the old Costly equipages might not be unreasonable, but when the same sunk is demanded fur the 50, 80, or 100 guinea vehicle, by which they have been superseded, it is bound to be oppramive in the extreme, and acts so pre- judicially to the coach builders that except in , the case of the very wealthy, it is found to be ' either totally prohibitive, or materially to limit the number of Os:rises kept by each individual. The pressure of thews duties had indeed tears ago become so burdensome that one ' retro Gleamy attempts at alterations have been made in the shape of exemptions, which only tend to stow more clearly the need of a total re-adjustment. The abolisbing all thus exemptions, and levying a small tax of 11. each per annum, aux which would be willingly paid by any one to be saved the annoyance of appealing against surcharges, to which all are liable, at the mercy of the surveyor, and which brides the false swearing may be made to cost teem nearly this amount everyy . year in loss of time with no bent fit to the revenue, worl d go far to make up any loss there would be in reducing the duty on four wheeled carriages to some reasonable amount of say 21. per annum each. Thousands would enjoy the luxury of a carriage who curer or will not now pay the heavier tax. THE ROYAL BANK OF AUSTRALIA. A supple mental list of contributories in this company. sonratent of executon, administeaton, emitters, and trustees, has jut been filed with the Master by Messrs. Weyghte and Harris, the official manager sad solicitor of this etewspeny, and he questions expected to arise upon which will Involve Rive questions oonnectsei with *OP& law. 50 lAberdeen 14 Do. Primly's " ". $ Amberg., Nottnsr., iota and Fiat Junction • Berk, 10 Rum. Sat. (St. Viet. perpetual sp. M.) /0 Birminelaot/tOsford3 calloduly .orwitbrair. 10 Do. witty od = &guarantee 15 WM.., and Dad* orwithwur. 15 Do. without eigusroatoo 13; Btrra.Wolv.h Stour Vann 100 Brirtol sad Exeter 1;04 10 Do. SlO Preference ... 00 Chem* sa - d Holykind .. LS Ile 11 0/1 Ousoist °~~wrsir'::~ IS ree—TAng—tias—. De. (EIS E. Do. (71.17a.)7p.Ct.Pret. 36 Do. ti11...10%J8 p.Ct.Pref. 28 Esters Counties 10 I Do. New 1 ref.' p. Ct... el D). Let., S p. Ct., No.l Do. do. N 0.2 60 Do. N. & Est. 6 per et 4$ Do. New ... 23 Eastern Union, des A Gate L U. Oh.) 25 Do. oleos B. and C ditto 10 Do.Barlp (gua. Bp. Ct.) 33 East Lanoshire 6$ Do. Newt Oars ... 25 leatLineoleab.gus.6 p.Ct 60 Edinburgh ud Gusrow 23 itellorburgb,Perth,Druadeel 21e. Exeter and Exmouth ... 55 Great Northern ... I 1 Do.+ ehatie,A,Deterred it Do. Wars, B, 6p. Ct. 12a Do per Cent. Poet. 30 Gt. lioutiAnd Weet.(lre.) M Do. Eighths BS crest WeSern 12 Do. New AG ... so Hull end Beth, It Do. Ouse lo Lasseter end Carlisle ... Do. Mardi Lancaster and * Creates as Lonceebae and If °diddle s Do. F 120 190 Do. Is. Ct. I;ef &Da 60 Ili Do. eat Plding for dabs Leeds sod Brad N.. 60 Leeds and Thlrelt 0 Du. Pref. WA:1.1.1064h Ili London and 131110.1111.11 100 Lon., Brighton. it s.Cueet 100 Do. New goa.6 p. Ct.... Do. guaranteed t i t i lt. late N Do. Pnf. N Do. Con•rt. y p.Ct.,1632 114 Landon and Greenwlel... 00 Do. Preference . _ . IGO Leedom a Tomb-Western 17 Do. do. New florae... II De. firths . I 162.4010..e.,i.:eciii.(i) 100 Emden & eouttl-Weetent 464 De. New, *4O 04 Do. New, i4O 6 Do. Now Prehremee 00 LaweetettOoser.4 precut. Mar6.,1102., em Male& 100 31aueb.,ebet.,101.1ecolash. TS Da f shares, No. 1 10 pa. New Flo Pref. ... 1 Do. /16 Proforma 46 Do. Mao. a Lmal.Uzlots 100 Midland ... Do..t Mara 100 Do. Sam. awl Derby .- 100 Do. 0a0.11.4 B. p. C. 103 ii;i4;;LT 11 Do. New II Du Kaki:Woo Do. Guano. 31 psi Ct. 31 North Littlish 3 Do. Preference Nortl. Staffordshire-. 50 (Word, Wore., Wolver. 25 Prftwa and Wyro 105 Do. Pharos (A) . 30 Bowl, Guild., te Rovtoo stud Hitchlri 2, Do. Slwpreth Latoadoo 23 doottk4 Central 23 Scottish M idland „, 3 Do. New 134 basewn k Birm., Clue A In Do., Chas D... ... • Do., Now Ouanuiteed 261 thuowsbazy and Meter (Nor. W. Ulu.) 134 DO. Halves 1 Do. Sew 10 Do. 11 per end. Pref. $4 %mantra Union 60 South Devon .., 16 Do. Preference 94 South staffordrhire 00 South Eastern 60 both Wades 13 South York. k River Lunn row Vale kate 13 11. Vale of Need' . nana 10 Waterford and linkeenp -10 Went London Do2ndClaasPfLiaati.otpar 60 Wear Volley, 6p. Lt. pox{ U Ditto Sub ...I 60 Wilta, soniereet, &Vigra. lfcet,Newcaatle &Berwick JO Do.Fht. (York! Newea. • Do. U.N.E.ParehorPrei 17 Do. Ditto 6 Do. Ditto ... 10 York and North Uklland. 10 Do. Pretarrom - I , ;t;;;‘iTsrcer;;;e. 10 Boulogne sod Anders .. 30 Central France (Vactrun) 3 Dutch Rhenish ... 11 East !Mien . ...1 I Orest Lunen Feninetus 14 Do. 8 Lascmbourg 10 Le. 30 Namur and Liege 111 Northern of France 8 Orleans snit Ikeda's: 10 Paris and Orleans 110 Peril end Rosen .„ 15 Parts sod Streetcar" ~ SO Rouen and Users 10 deletes sad Meuse ... II Tows and Mates 91 10 ex DI i I Us. 6 1 si" i Ips z 29 SS 27 NI 8 9 pm. 7 Spa. 10 II . 1 10 i ez 51 3. 11, IGt 14 144 ZI Se di 11 If -31- 4-D_ = Ms ros 17 4 4 ps 311 32 ra dv 25 29 51 61 16i MI 31 5 101 II 126 It 119 40 pai ex la 276 21 791 dia. 140 102 31 II 51 II SI 64 70 20 3 27 „ 6 2 Pm 53 614 101 10* 71 7 014. 11 1 „ ei die 6 54 314. 351 061 121 ISA GI 01 pm 93 93 In 140 101 111 57 60 57 00 111 19 23 24j 123 123 y is n 31 41 pia 2 31 pm. 761 771 15 II 41s. /0 61 /LW 141 5 j pos. 41 31 !di 21j 254 Il 12 101 101 I 6 Pra 31 21 du 46 47 _ 20i 26801 dig 24 _ I li; 127 div 2 I 3 34 2 24 l 3 l 4 dl.. 156 166 xin 46 5 e 8 5 5 82 St 81. 181 17 12 . 43. - it 2t 11 7I 71 1t Pa 7 8 i it to io 11 13 se 6 0 9 10 11 1 di/ 131 131 31 31 GIL I. 16 11 13 4 31 dis 113 331 311 13 4 3 die 9 7 dim 71 61 Ws 3 4 20 21 11 ex div 181 13 61 61 ds. 31 3 ilia. 16 17 • I i I! -4 1 i II 21 'lit& 8 1 ei 14 131 ex in 11 111 du. 1 pin sin 1 t PT: 1 1e 111 It 1 8 41 11 ex in 1 {die 1 34 Ken in l el 8 1 Ws 14 10 21 3 101 10 eni $1 16 1 i 426 211 GI 1 dia 64 els 22 4 1 i 22 10i 43i I I lex dle le LIVERPOOL, January 18. 21 i i i 81 81 n 14i I 1 ex int STOCK EICHLKOR.—Priera seem coining down by the run, for this day's market was distinguished by great laxity among holders of stock.—Caledonian, 10—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 641 11 j I—Ditto (fifth share.), 7 716 d. —Ditto (fifth shun, West Riding Union), 6 d —Leeds and Think, 134—London and North Western, 123—Ditto shorn). 34 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 241—Midland, 461 7—Ditto (4 shares), 201 0-16 4 1 d. — South &stem and Dover, 221 1 1 4—York and North Midland, 214. MANCHESTER, January 18. STOCK EXCILI4OI.—The market opened fiat, but there was a slight improvement in Its tone towards the close, and a fair amount of business. LEEDS, January 18. STOCK EICIIANOIL—Though the market today has been 'slight improvement upon that of yesterday, it is still list, and the business doing is only to tt comparatively limited extent. Bales : East Lsneashirts at 121. Lie. Northers, 161. 16s. 3d.; Leeds and Thirst !dialled Pref., 201 din ; Wharfdalss, 21. ds. North Midlands, 211.135. 9d. 131.3.. 9d.; .; York and Two o'Cnocr. The English sock market is decidedly heavy to day, the unsettled character of the political news from Paris and Spain having had much influence in weakening prices. The speculators for a fall have also availed themselves to the utmost of the anticipationswhich are in some quarters entertained that the course of the exchanges to-morrow will be still more decidedly adverse to this country, and as 'event rather considerable parcels of stock have been just thrown upon the market for realisation, prices ate now quoted at a decline of about : upon the last rates of Saturday's market. Consols were first called 961 to 1 for money, and I 961 to for the account, aid Cady have since declined to the present quotation, which is 96 toe for cash. and 1 more for the 12th Feb. The prices of business, as officially marked, ate :—Three per Cent. Consols, 961, /,„ 96 ; ditto for account, 961, Ile ductal Three per Cents., 971 961; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981 :I, I. Annuities, 30 years, 1860, 71 9.16; South Sea 'Stock, Old Annuities 961. Bank Stock, 215, 214. Exchequer Bills are a shade firmer. The 1,0001. and small bills mark 58s. premium ; ditto 300! , 58s. and 555. ; India Bonds, large and small, 70a. and 73e. premium. The foreign stock market is extremely inactive, but the tendency of prices is still downward. Tee entire business of the day is comprised in the following : Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. ' 571. Equador Bonds, 31. Mexican Bonds, for the 31st just., 32 1. ex div.; ditto, small, 321 ex div. Russian Four-and a-Halt per Cents , 961 ; ditto, small, 961. Spanish Active Five per Cents., for account, 171, 1. According to the terms of a government notice issued on Saturday afternoon, a Luaranteed loan of 70,0001. Is to be raised for the colony of British Wiens, under the act of 1848, by which loans are authorised on behalf of the West India colonies and the Mauritius to an extent not exceeding half a mitten sterling. Under this feet Britigh Guiana is empowered to raise the cam of 250,0001., of which, pursuant to a resolution of the Colonial legislature, 50,000/. will be applied to promote the completion of the Demerara Railway. It is decided that tto debentures for the 70,0001. above mentioned, shall be for 5001. each, and no tenders will be accepted for any sum under 5,000/. The debentures bear interest at the rate of 4 per cent, from the let iostant, and are redeemable in 20 years from July, 1850, and are to be pa , d for at the Back of England on the 7th of February. Next Thursday is fixed as the day on which the tenders aro to be made. The amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending Thursday last, we learn from official sources, was as follows : Gold and silver coin—To Hamburg, 238 cis. Gold dust : to Havre, 300 oxen Silver coin : to Madras and Calcutta, 88,000 ozs. ;to hamburg, 100,000 ore. Silver bars : to Madras and Calcutta, 20,000 ozs. ; to B nilogne 10,000 iris. ; to Hamburg, 10.653 rz , . The total value of these exports is nearly 60,0001. The exports from Southampton have been 26,8211. by the Avon for the West Indies, and 8,000!. by the MontrosePeninsalar steamer. By the nett Indian steamer 250,0001., chiefly in silver, will be taken out. The Portuguese wine trade continues to absorb a large amount of gold, which is sent out from all parts of this country, not only by steamer, but by screw and sailing vessels. Some of the latter take out to Oporto 20,0001. or 30,000!. in sovereigns. The last advice of the exchange at Ikeda on Lon don at three months is 6 thalers, 18Z. Considerable excitement has been created in the coffee trade by the late excise prosecutions for adulte rations of pepper. It is believed the government are about to take equally efficient steps for repressing the adulteration of coffee, and as chicory is readily de tected, it is presumed the authorities will have ao difficulty. The immediate rescinding of the Order in Council, which permits the vending of ehicory, is ex pected, and that at the earliest period afterwards the non-adulteration of coffee will be rigidly enforced. The Railway TittleB states that the Great Western have at length determined on beginning the perma nent station, which will be brought forward to the limit of their property, iu the South Wharf-road, and that a magnificent hotel will be built. The following are expected dividends: Brighton, ENOLISII FUNDS.—Tau DAs. istok Stock. tl4 15 3 per et. Cos. Ac,,.. 3 par 03L Mad. 0.... IP per ets.:l4/ I Spar Ut.Ooo. Arum.. t I.'l.o:bogus' baht. 55,. to 58i. FORM 6 pee Ct. Austrian 66 per Ct. Hole. Bonds. 90 2 2ipee Cwt, rtteoLNiljewrB3.lll6V .Bds . 5) 6 pa CL Humor Arras. 46 9 6 per Ct. (inn= Ms.. 103 b lntto Ooltuab. Def. Bahi a Oolutubtsu EquAlor I 3 nor CL 666,., 76 prz lh.tch 1,76 4 per Ct. Dutcl, Guts.. 1 0 4 I I'S rural's. • I per Ct. Grenada Dlr.. 17 19 Grouts Preened We.. 34 5 per et Mee. 13311., 52i 3 4 per Ut.Pe - urbut 73Y 9; Porturuemte'lly., 34 5 5 per Ct. Ruse. 88.. II *4 12 Dltto SIAM& ltd.., IT 3 "" Ditto remive IWo,, 31 ti per Cr. Veetesueltt Bd., 30 ear-vein Usterr44 BOute, 11 171 MINES. SATURDAY EVENING. (From the Daily Nev..) At the commencement of the week the market was very dull, and little disposition evinced to buy, even at lower fates; towards the latter part, however, the markets changed, and there was a good demand fur several shares ; among them, West Wheal Francis, Treviskey, Speedwell, Mary Ann, Trelawney, Merllyn, Tremayne, Bedford United, West Providence, and West Caradun. The reports from the miniug districts have been favourable, and it is generally believed that both lead and tin will still advance in price. The latest quotations are as follows :—Devon Great Console 2GO, 270; Alfred Consols, 18,181; Tremayne, 21, 21} • ; Bedford United, 61, a • Levant, 150, 160; West Alfred, 11,111 ' • Botallack,lBol.l United Mines, 1101. ; Treviskey, 2751., 2801. ; West Francis, 21 ; Beat Buller, 71 • West Caradon, 105, 110; West Stray Park,6l; 'North Bassett, 13, 15 ; Stray Park, 20, 201 ; Mary Ann, 651., 66 ; Trelawney, 1 , 0, 51 ; Wheal Seton, 245 ; South Bassett, 350. In foreign shares :—Alten, 3; Australian, 2 to 11 die. ; St. John del Roy, 13f, 14 ; Imperial Brazilian, 41, ; United Mexican, 51 ; Cobre, 35, 6 ; Copiapo, 61, t ; Cone", IL 21 ; entiago, 51, 6f. There has been no sale of copper ore held in Corn wall this wcoh. The next sales will take plan , . at Truro on the 23rd inst., and consist of 2,613 tons; and on the 30th inst. of 3,322 tons. Also a sale Lof foreign ore will be held at Swansea on the 21st, comprising 2,173 tone; East Pool, 155 ; Crane and Bejawsa, 21 ; Mill Pool, 81. 10s.; Wheal Reetb, 170; Wheal Margaret, 165, 170; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 54 ; West Providenol, 65, 66; King sett and Bedford, 24 ; Venton, 10; Merllyn, 6 54; Clijah and Wentworth, 5, 6; Grambler and St. Aubyn, 45 ; Ent Leisure, 29, 31 ; Gustavus, 6 ; East Tolgus, 20; North Buller, 14; Wheal Harriett, 2, 24; Condarrow, 116; South Francis, 315; Berion Consols, 5 ; Trebanak, 51,6 ; Trefusis, 18, 19. Metals.—No alteration of moment has taken place since our last. Copper remains in steady demand, and prices firm. Tin : Foreign has again advanced in price ; English remains as last quoted. Lead con- Unites to be held very firmly, and a further rite ere long is anticipated. As much as 171. 51. per ton has been paid for good soft. Spanish spelter very quiet, and stocks increasing, owing to continued large arrivals. Iron, firm fur bars; Scotch pigs not quite so bryant. Tin plates in great demand, and prices locking up. MADRID AND VAXENCIA RAILWAY.—OD Saturday, on the resumption of these proceedings before his Honour Mester Bleat, Mr. Daniell applied to have the claim of Mr. Muter Blunt, Mr. Cooper, the usistant secretary, woe exa mined, but his evidence merely related to the attendance of the directors at board•meetinp. Subsequently Mr. Alfred Morgan, the treasurer of the London and South Western Railway, was Interrogated in referent* to the loans granted to that c,napany by the directors of the Madrid and Valentia Company. Ha further stated that Count Eyre was a direc tor of the London and South Western Company in January, 1 1846, and in that mouth had attended a board muting, at widish the minutes of the finance committee respecting the lease fromthe Madrid and Valentia Company musing:med. Ultimately the investigation was adjourned. BIRMINGHAM, January 18. - - Brom Excwsnon.—This ewe market was very flat to-day, and scarcely any business was transacted. Shrews bury and Birmingham. were pressed on the market, a cir commence which [a probably attributable to the disappoint ment evinced at the failure of all attempts to arrange differ ences between this company and the Londnn end North Western, which has resulted in a renewal of the last year's war and competition for the Wellington and Shrewsbury trout ; toumuch as to-day it is publicly advertised that the London Company will convey passengers between here and Shrewsbury, Me the Shropshire Union, for 6.. 41., and 3c, the trains running direst through ; and the di stance by this route is nearly 60 miles. The fares to Wellington are pro- portionably low. Tie quotations in this market were all lower than yesterday. PARIS. January 18. BoukaL-Bt. °STEWS. ; Versailles (right Dank), 170 ; ditto (latt bank), —; Paris and Orleans, 844 76; Paris and Rosen, 672 60; Rosen and Havre, 267 60 ; Mar e/01es and Avignon, 187 60 ; Suusbourg and Bale, 141 26 North, 488 75; Paris and Straabourg, 8 62 60; TOUTS sad Mato, 247 60 ; Dieppe sad FiKaisp, 195. 76 76 II tpae 1 6 10$ I 1 pm ex 41, Par St 6 3. 4 111 In 78 71 84 11 101 104 4:1 I taint TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The markt% tv steady to day. There is a good demand on the spot, and not rineh doing ft torwsrd delivery. Prieto sissy he rooted as ander :—Town Talbw 37..• Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 37e. ed. ; Feb., sad Much, 374. 64.; last three mouths, 395. PA9.TICUARS OF TALLOW.—(THai Day.) 11149. I ItOO. • Steck Wu clay °Wu. Delivery tut week ........ Do. Iran Ist Juno Arrival lost week ........ Do. how let Jane Pelee T. C. this day per cwt Do. Town I 1131. 37,9.0 41,442 32,031 2,720 2,289 2,364 66,173 63,321 63,229 2,617 279 1,613 96,516 80,494 97,962 41.. 3.1. 39.. 3d. 276. 6d. 18.. 6d. 41.. Od. 39.. 6d. PWILLIO RAMIS LOYIKTIBED POI FRIDAY. Jay. 24,1861 : 100 cwrsa 100 bus South American Tallow; 400 auks Australian ditto. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Tantield Moor, 14a ; Walls Eno Riddell, 11. ; Walls End Braddyll's Rett0n,153.6.1. ; Walls Earl Adelaide Tees, 14..9d. ; Walls End Tree, 15.. 61. —Ships at market, lOU. MARK-LANE-TH 18 DAY. There was again a very short supply ot Bugßah Wheat at market this m :ming tram Essex and K.mt, and the offer limn the coast were not murder, us. Fine day p•rees in some instances brought rather more MOM y than on Monday last, whilst other qualities realised the full price of that day. There was a lair amount of business transacted in toreign ' Wheat on toe spotott late rates; and the bulk of the Odessa carpel artived off the cum are reported as ao:d, at from 32.1. to Ms &1., coat, freight, and insurance. Fine malting Barley, being scarce, wild quite as well as last week; the demand was not brisk for other descriptions, but price was not lower. ILally good Oats were saleable at the extreme qucda•ione of this day se'onight ; but inferior Irish were vory difficult of disposal, unless at, a decline, which was not generally submitted to. _..........._ .... Bean sad Pees in limited request, and without change in nine: lliran ahilliop per Qr. Wneer,Fesez &Kent .. .... reel 39 to 41 to 44 . white, 41 to 41 to 46 Not full and Suffolk-. , 33 to 3/ to 43... ,to. 39 to 43 to 43 Taleeent (Easel or Suffolk) ".... ...... ... ...... 46 to 45 Carobtidge it Lincoln led 39 to 57 to 43 white, 37 to 41 to 43 Mr, new lO to 23 aid, 24 to 26 BARLEY, feeding Making 24 to 24.. ebevelwr 26 to 28 Coe 30 44 19fin lto e pu l e ... ... ... Oafs Engllah, feed l7 to 19 black IT to 16 Ditto Polak& . . . 19 to 20. .potato laerwick k Sokcb, ii . .. 4 I. to 19 potato 2O to 22 Irish, feed— l6 to 16 to 17 .blaek Ditto, potato lt to 20 'beak grey 21 to 26. maple . Mae 2i to SS.. imperial ........ , White Buns, Nampa ... Harrow- TARO, new spring. 141.1.... M" merit, 23 to ?G. .boilers 27 to 30 24 to 27... tick 21 to 27...01d 27 to 29 27 to .9.•: nt 129 to 31...01d St to 33 to —...mew winter 40 to 44...01d to 341 Cr,vkamatu, per ewt., red.....,,. 33 to 44...wkits Linscrit Coco, per tMtelaed 301,30 I.V to £9 10 r sack of 21501b0. riots, town made .. 37 to 40 One bows hold .. 34 to 36 Norfolk aid duffonc _stit to 50... whites 3 to J 2 FOREIGN. Skillinp per Qr. Wffia..tr, Ilintrie mini Kuniesberg 12 to 41 _floe . Potorrancan 42 to 49.. Rostock 4•; to 49 ..Stettin 49 to 42 Vrenth.. 3.8 to 11. Brabant 42 to 41 Danish 39 to 41...11emburg 4O to 42 Ittecian 35 to 39. .Epyptian 2B to 28 1221.ube 34 to 38 (Melva 36 to 41 Rio 23 to 21 ' BALL.; feeding 2l to 22 dictating 22 to 24 Icarrue — to --Indian Coen 28 to 33 14711, Punier tnean and . 4 tralsund l7 to 19 Burdick and Medan 16 to 19 Fricaeland and Dutch, feed Ditto, brew. BrANI, tick — 23 to 25.. o:d ... 2S to 27 Fanall EIFYIAA 9 19 to 21 _Tuscany ..... ... 17 to 19 PLAN grey 'W hite -23 20 to 23...b0i1er0. ...- 30 to 31 Too., old 23 to 34. now to -biro LoomLo, fialtk and Med ot 41 to 44 Metlitetraortut and Wan. 43 to 43 &trump 48 to 34.-llchitroed 32 to SS Cuserneerg red.. per cwt. 341 to 42 while ItAPAAKICD CAMS free of dote, per too, £1 10 to £4 IS 1.1,11.10,1, Corer, Dutch and Germtu ditto £6 oto A 7 9 !Mt° !latch and American ditto 3:7 oto £C • Per Darrel of 1911Ilber. Pm:a, American 2l to 22...Canetlion .. ..... - 21 to 23 I nnazic 21 to 22 _Hamburg French, per nook of 213011 N. 28 to 33 AIULITAIo INTO LONDON FROM 13th JAN. TO 18th JAN. tin Partlioh. Motel.. Irish. !omen. __ 33231 whim 1334 I Bark, ...._........ 28 2 .8 4 Oats l5B 3'72 13805 1 3734 flour. 6667 ei6e2s; 11.:02 barrel.% Mai:. 1550 gs. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY. Our market c.intinues to be wed supplied with Potatoes from the C.intimnt and coastwise; and, though trade has been better ti..last week, it is only with a few Inch cargoes better prime h , r.i bran m dr. T.‘e following are %hi. day's quotations:—Yore &tents, Ws. to 100 s.; Scotch Regents, Mc to 7.55.; Scotch Cups, 603. to C4a.; tausheidgeshire and Lincolnshire Regents, 604. to 60s. ; French whites, 60r. to G.se. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. We hays a Urger camber of Beasts, and the average qua lity is good. Tr.e snorting being cool, puretteeers re a tiful, but we cannot quote higher pricts. The eupp:y of Sheep has also increased ; the trade more Cllfertal ihan on Friday, bat it is very difficult to make any mon than on Monday last. Good Calve are acmes, and deem. From Germany and Holland there ere 36G Hoot+ ' HO Sheep, and 82 Calves ; Sootier d, 500 Beotts ; 2,000 from N trfolk end Seffulk ; and 900 from the Northern ar d counties . -- P;l. - t;;Tie,:r &lc s. d. ti 4. Por stone or Blbo. ti d. s. d. Best Nowa, lit:Muftis 343 3 I Boat Pni. Sh o 0 0 0 1:14.4 Short horn, 3 2 2 6 1k,6Lun6,0r0014........ 3 8 310 Second quality Inansto 2 6 I 6 1)o. do. Shorn ...... 0 0 0 Cakes 3 8 4 8 Elm awhossonlquallty 3 0 3 4 kreal 1;: ; I 1A17;17 OO ; Boasts at market. 4XT ; abet" =4 M.U79 ; Calm., 119: Pigs, 965. FOLK LORE or WALES.—There is a legend con nected with one of the Monmouthshire mountains (Al ynyael Llarthii fah ), that Will, until very recently, implicitly be hoved by snot of the residents in that neighbourhood. They stated that the mountain was haunted by • spirit in the form of • woman, and known by the name of " white." Tier principal employment appears to Lave been misleading those whose business or inclination led them across the mountain; and so powerful was her influence, that few, even of those who resided in the neighbourhood, could eras the mountain without lollop their way. If some un lucky wanderer hesitated in which direction to go, Shown would astrwA bib stt...Uun by a luud •• wltuu-wbuop," and with upraised arm beckon him on. If followed, she glided on before him : sometimes allowing bin to approach so near, that the colour and amegement of her dress could be dis tinguished; at other times she would only be seen at a distance, and then she frequently repeated her call of whoo whoop." At length, after wandering over the mountain fur hours in the hope of overtaking her, she would leave her weary and bewildered pursuer at the very spot from which he had first started.—Nutes and Queries, Fagged RAILWAY TgLlnte.—The following an the bit returns of the gross receipts of the principal Plinth railways : Nserwasso.—Pronslanwsry 8 to January 14: Pawnor% 163,04714 goods, 232,176!.; total, 307,22.11. llocan.—Prom Jan. 3to Jan. 11 : ?mangers, 38,2264; goods, 76,413 L; total, 134,739 f. davin.—Prom Jan. 3 to Jan. 11 : Passenger", 112,3731 ; goods. 12,1681.; , 4 hrtt: IL. 6 to Jan. 12 : Passengers, 62,8/674 goods. 112,8001. ; total. 173,236 E 150=LO:1M—ft= Jan. 6 to Jan. 12 : Passengers, 27,089!.; goods, 40,0261.; total, 67,1131 Vituou.—Pram Jan. 6 to Jan. 12: Passengers, 28,2301.; goods, 40.2331.; total, 06,462 f. Bothootts.—From Jan. 6 to Jan. 12 : Passengers, 10, 4 734 ; Pada. 18,3677.• total, 29,23 0 7. Dwn.—Preen Jan. 3 to Jan. 11 : Passenger., 4,0331.; good", 9,4241. ; total, 13,3174 Nurre.—Pram Jan. 4to Jan. 10 Pas.,eugers, 14,813/.; goods, 11,9254; total, 26,7241. erlassrao.—Yrota Jan. 4 to Jam. 10: Passengers, 5.,6771. ; goods 31,8231 ; total, 110,30274 RaLs—From lan. 1 to Jan. 7 : Passengers, 17,1681. ; goods, 6,83114; total, 23,7211. llowrissastr.—Prom Jan. lio Jan. 7: Pwresgers, 8,263 f.; goods, 12.889 L; total, 21,832 f. Cur:BßA—Prom Dec. 9) 04 Dec. SI : Passengers, 6.021.; goods, 4,211111; total, 10,7222. [Advertisement] — ` A DANGEROUS CASE OP Ela m/ass, Amami, were eIFILLIXO AXD bt/LANWATION, COMO DT HOUSMAT9 PILLS LW/ 001111ZNL—Eztraat of a letter, timed East Kiel, Wary Lineabeads% Oct a, HO I beg to announce to you a molt apapifffia stera wrought upon myielf by your pub and dot mot. I a very arms Most ot eryvipelas In my sight foot and snake, with ara aid hdimonsation to an alarmiag extent. I was unable to move the easistaaoe of cratehes. 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