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the power to make himself a party to the agre.,ment, he had not done a, bat had described himself as the anent of T. F. Kirwan. It was not impossible that the Daniels might have refused to allow the plaintiff to be a party to the agreement, and that they had preferred contracting with T. F. Kirwan, tip= whom they would hate a cheek. Another point was, whether the 01:11[1444 by T. F. Kirwan to put an end to the agreement, though he had the power of doing so, was a dr cumetance which affected du question ; and the answer to that =old depend very much upon the construed= of the agreement. Iffis Honour then observed that the question was of too difficult a nature to di side upon demurrer, and made an order dimillowing the demurrer, and reserving the oosts till the be acing or till further order. Mar:maws r. Bowtsit.-1. 'arr.—The plaintiff, by inden ter* of amignment, dated Jan. 1832, assigned her life interest in certain leasehold premises in Weston-street, Southwark (producing an annual rental of 1251.) to the defendant, in consideration of a covenant by the latter to keep the premises in repair, to observe the covenant ordained I. the original lame, and to pay to the plaintiff during her life a weekly sum of 181. The weeklpayment had been regularly paid till March, 1844,but disputes basin.: then arisen between the plain tiff and the defendant as to the validity of the assign ment, the payments were stood= The bill was filed to recover W arrears due to the plaintiff, and to have it declared that the plaintiff was entitled to a lien upon the premises la respect of the weekly sum.—Mr. Whitbread appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. T. 11. Palmer for the defendant. His Hamar, upon the authority of " Tardiffe v. Seraph= " (1 B. & C.), held that the plaintiff was entitled to the lien in question, and referred it to the master to inquire what was duc in respect of her demand. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Ocierinaii. Before Lord Denman and a Special Jury. TNa Qvaan, ON The PROSECUTION or 141811 BURDETT Courra, v. DUNN —PILRJUItY.—Sir F. Thesiger, Q.C., Mr. Clarkson, and Mr. Hawkins were counsel for the prosecu tion ; the defendant acted as his own counsel. The prose entrix, Miss Burdett Contra, is a partner in the banking house of Coutts and Co., and preferred this indictment against the defendant, Mr. Dunn, a member of the Iris h Oar, for perjury alleged to have be en: committed by Aim in swearing an affidavit in the Court of Bankruptcy with the ostensible object of obtaining from that lady, under compulsion of the bankrupt laws, payment of the sum of 100,00 W. The material part of the affidavit, which was sworn under the 6& 6 Viet., c. 122, s. 67, before a registrar of the court on March 30, 1846, when the court was not sitting, wan in these words :—" Richard Dunn rnaketh oath, and with that A. B. Coutts is justly and truly indebted to this deponent, Richard Dunn, in the coin of 100,0001.. b virtue of a certain bill drawn by this deponent on the bank of Messrs. Coutts and Co., by the especial authority in writ ing given by the said A. B. Coutts to this deponent, which was expressly given by her as compensation for divers inju ries and lint r.sonments inflicted, and for which injuries this deponew. It]t..l commenced legal proceedings against the said A. B. Courts, and which sum she promised in writing should be duly paid, but which said bill, although duly presented, was not paid or honoured, and which said bill remains wholly due and owing to this deponent and this deponent further maith that the said A. B. Coutta is a partner in the banking house of Coutta and Co., and is a trader within the statute, as this deponent verily believes." The " bill " was in fact an order thus worded :—" 4th March, 1846. Messrs. Coutta and Co. Pay myself, or order, one hundred th ousand pounds. R. Duna (by authority of Miss Coutm)." The " especial authority in writing,' , alleged is the affidavit to have been given by Miss Cants, consisted of the last two stanzas of a copy of doggerel verses which the defendant held himself out to have recaved from Miss Coutts by post, in the year 1844. They were in the form that Wows : bend to Couttee sour bill— There are lota In . the 1111- 1117adve the clerk orders to do it, Then get your &wham, Your dear body enlerge, And in ntnittonotrect do let me view it. And, by the bye, love, My affection to rice, For your long cruel incarceration, Pill a good round sum in (As I've plenty of nal, lb make you a fair compensation. A. B. C. In addition to the formal proof that the affidavit had been sworn by the del, ndant, wit nexus were called to show that it was wilfully and corruptly false. Miss Burdett Coutta swore that she had not written the supposed authority, and bad never in her life written to the defendant. That she had forwarded all letters sent to her within the last few years by the defendant, to her iolicitor, unopened, when his handwriting was recoanised on the superscription ' and unread so soon as others, not so superscribed, were found to be his, and that her solicitor had general directions that every legal measure to protect her from the defendant should be taken; that the had not given authority for paying the sum in question, or any other sum to the defendant ; and that she never was indebted to him in any way. Mr. Mar joribanks and Sir Edmund Antrubus, who are partners of Slims Coutts, Mr. Humphries, her solicitor, and two of the clerks is the bank of Coutts and Co., deposed, in substance, to the effect, that the defendant had :wire presented the order for payment, and had each time ueen refused ; that on each of these occasions he had produced the supposed autho rity, and bad been distinctly told that it was not in the hand writing of MiseCoutts ; and that he had written letters, the object of which was to induce Miss Coutts or her partners, under the pressure of an abuse of the bankrupt laws, or a reluctance to encounter the sumoyanos of legal proceedings, however ill-founded, to compromise his alleged - claim by payment of the sum of 100,0001. The cross-examination of these witnesses was directed towards creating the inference that Miss Coutts, by not writing herself to the defendant, or authorising others to write to him, for the purpose of saw ing him that she had not written the supposed authority, bad confirmed the defendant in the delusion that it had been written by her: ;Miter partnen had in like manner,and mho by not giving the defendant into custody when he presented his order at the bank. neengthened his belief that the authority to draw on the house had tome from her; and that Mr. Humphries had likewise contributed to this error by the hostile beariag which he bad exhibited towards the defend ant. In the course of his crose-esamination of Miss Conn.', the &Want put into the hands of that lady a letter written by bee /other, the late Sir Franeia Burdett. Her struggle with the motions which the ht of the handwriting caused, meted the sevegest of the audience spine the tiebeiont, seal, e k eppol d of the noble and kesaed led wh hz e t reided-]—Thet Mewed the jury Mame leen the pine Wined by the cross extuelastim. pretestieg his belief deaths waning, and which he bed net with &cm NW Ceuta and her bed led to the belief that she bed been nt blurb indeed te soaks hint eanopeneti end lnd termites sent hire the erdbeeity whisk his bad weed. Be den celled winsome W pram that be bed received the allege& entierity py teal et aid that be bed mespered the handwrites with Was Code, sad Ilea the result of that seoapa rime w jeolilled Is evolving at the aensfeiea whisk ha fambill Ids eatwequent conduct.—Lard Dann having oneni_np t the jury et win returned a wait of guilty. Ile deiondost then moved in arrest oljedgemed se two seem& ant. Hat the elidarit did not asp a pollee debelsy Mho NEW bet• hypothetical debt oily, bps dies at tbe bet wberlast or not the authority bed been signal by bee, eeillireellare bed art given to the Court of Baalteaptcy jealeloa eimbehtee the oath; secoedly, that them was • written Hereon the affidavit set forth and that proved. Ind Thema tiled adainat him on both points, and then Innieneei W le be dace in the Queen's Prison for eigheann mendm, and atm that until he should enter into seeepienees for geed behoodettr, himself in 1001., and two sureties, welt In SOL COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Idore Mr. 01113ablkale Gagbant. BIIITINSION or CISTIFICATIA. BONDIDOI AND Buzau:Km—The bankrupt', who were fancy cabinet makine, applied far disk eertileates. It appeared that the amperes wen 1,11641., end the bankrupts had drawn oat et the ONNISEIN, de la. a Walla et is years, 1,1031., the Fe- ats bag este I, 1. The debts sad liabilities avestatted to UMW, awl a eyeball of ninepinse la the paled bad les& paid, but web se eapeetatioa ef a farther ewe. They had bps no orb leek, sad the other books were very badly kept. Above three maths being the t setae of the wallow 1111111.411 ea in the pawed, wel= awes Cosmaisisaw I:toolbars said that there vas la Yds sees whet he always leaked to, and whey he head It he would nark*, INNYNIPIII of the court upon it— ealmeeeppat lapia Ml iitau NK, e awl ast bespiag proper basks. The swam woe &swim eat 1,101., sad had the beelovple or less wands with Ask anareads ; =weeld bow pereebed that the prole, were of the .ftwia Had there ha July be (the emee) would have seipseded E441 1.1. 18ee11s tee a basdraell pwiod ; but =NW mil the eirmaeleerra of the ease lte imeet Illipead the oweilietee of both beahrepa be twelve wades. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHEANCIRCIIIT.—NoweArms-ox-Tura, FEB. 28. litskee Mr. Bares Palk. arranaw—Jasien Wikh 17sienalped be the wilful warder el Thum Prowl, a peas fa are genies of a pa dawn take is the musty. n• plume was a parry - rasa. areobrei et the rose !Maw, anewkwe war the Newerwa - sid Owage asaway. Oa aaaatj, *knit lost / the dessesed, was Need at the vamp of Mows* invited several et his askalwers to the adelsalip ses et his Wildreu. Atm tisk Mara frost the eau& thay had tea at his haws ; sad be AIM invited Wear to s plataswe to driak the chars bask& They did as, teed this, seem tend the priewur. Oa Waviag, Welsh hasered laws, sad WU:PA several amierwhervere wads. with asps to kawasat awl yak her. They deased, mare a l i mole Wet el May Asa TOMS, MIAMI IMO se crag. Indhavelorlto eisats tare T has% lthith ma. bibs imbed, Tend sal althea Wilk aft es maw bar. nevem& boo 4.11001, lad oar tallewod, ia ate wow et Wilda Pried la ape his whlpaiet, twd, it is ore. Masi bra. The bared them aide WI boo is with the bore, but had ash pt wags Or primmer wee sew t o sate dila, arilk se seat (IL Oa sewtiag up with Ihsai, ulna the issued twigs ow the bog with a era, rot aria plorreil a lespariei MI6 Ms the metroorre ma's or& butheily 7...i0wa soft pew% aid it dew w o os agar& T he ao, btli wit elheelvelerfaitaseL balivesthrei aei they, mil wo ethos 49 tribi bra lees le dr plores_porotho —Yr. Mew reeds • peeratal appeal la Other at the searei.—The joy MEI dr prow Oraily.—Db. rem Rath erwaroei la the worth art is a owy their art la proetve owner etheeesel the *mar to heed Naar. wagsfaggAds.s' a ▪ 20 vrith Abl se e Dialel ifilhes 'les.t La! ear Nevrems• b, at Maim OIL 6. Tier were various counts in the indictment varying the charge; one of them charged Matthews as principal, mud Hughes as memory before the feet. Both lauded not guilty. For the prosecution there appeared Mr. Matthews, ?dr. Manisty, and 'Mr. Biggs ; the prisoners were defended by Mr. James. Sixteen witnesses were called, and their examination occu pied from nine till two. A candensed outline of the case is, therefore, an that we as attempt. The pri soners were in October last employed as navigators on the Nem:awns and Berwick Railway ; and the decease' was a wegonman on the same line. On the sth of that month, Hives and a men named Oliver, were &Snag two wageas along Benton-lane, and the former being tipsy his wagon was driven into the ditch. Oliver, who was walking with him, had allowed his vehicle to get coati& r. ably in advance, and as Le ran forward to fetch back one of the horses, he met the prisoners carrying bundles, and Hughes having a thick stick. They passed him without , speaking, sad as there was at that place a curve in the lane, he for a few minutes lost eight both of them and his com panion. On his return he perceived the prisoners running away, while Hives stood shouting, with his face covered with blood, and his hat, coat, and waistcoat off. Without waiting to hear what had occurred, Oliver mounted the horse he was driving, and started in pursuit of the prisoners, who had by this time gained a considerable start. Hives followed too. expressing is deterntination to make them suffer for what they had done. What that was—whether he or they had most reason to complain—did not appear. However, after riding tome distance, Oliver overtook the prisoners, when Hughes struck him a heavy blow on the back with his stick. In his eross-examination, Oliver admitted that his hone, being un manageable, nearly ran over the prisoners, and that Hughes, to save himself, had to jump said*. Oliver rode on some distance further, and having obtained insistence, returned, but found the lane deserted. What took place during his absence was detailed by several witnesses. According to them, Hives continued to follow the prisoners until they reached a stile leadinly to a footpath across a field ; he ex pressed a determination to have them taken, they using strong threats and brandishing the stick they had. In the field, and within a few yards of the stile, Captain Potts, a county magistrate, was superintending some rural operations, sad his attention was attracted by the noise in the lane. In a few moments the prisoner Matthews crossed the stile into the field where the captain was, and, directly afterwards, Hughes also mounted the stile, when he again brandished the stick and cried out with much warmth, " You b—r, if you follow any further, I'll murder you." This expression had previously been used in the lane. Hives then appeared at the stile, in the condition already described, and, seeing Capt. Potts, said to the prisoners, " Now we have you," adding to Capt. Potts, " Master, you'll assist me ; you'll not see an Eng lishman murdered by two Irishmen." Seeing his excited state, Capt. Potts took hold of his shirt to detain him, and then called to the prisoners to come back and explain what had happened, further telling them that, if they did not, he would follow and have them apprehended. Hughes turned back a few paces, again brandished his stick, and repeated the expression already quoted. He and his companion then walked on, followed at a short distance by the deceased and Capt. Potts. When near the edge of the field, Hives made a strong attempt to overtake the prisoners, and, seeing this, they stopped and turned directly towards their pursuers. Matthews stooped, and put his right hand under his waistcoat, as if to hitch on his braes, and, with it in this position, he walked delibe rately past Capt. Potts, and struck the deceased a violent blow on the upper part of the thigh, within an inch and a half of the abdomen, at the same moment exclaiming, " Take that you b—r." He then walked back to Hughes, and both ran off at their full speed. Hives, on receiving the blow, cried, "Oh, dear ! " and pointed to his shoes, on looking at which Cent. Potts saw the blood gushing forth, upon whieh he said " Sit down, my man, you have not three I minutes to live." le laid the poor fellow down, sad be almost instantly expired, the femoral artery being divided, and the femoral vein punctured. Without 10-ing time, Capt. Potts despatched messengers in all directions, and, in less than half am hour, Matthews was apprehended as he was entering Newcastle. Hugh( a was taken into custody at Sunderland at one on the following morning ; and on being told that Hives was dead, he said, " It was not me but the little man who struck him with the knife: I told him he had done wrong." In the course of the same morning, a small pocketknife was found near where the melancholy &Emir took place.—This was the case for the prosecution.— Mr. James objected to the indictment, or. the ground that it described the deceased as Daniel Hives, while the evidence went to show that he was known only as Dan Hives. His lordship thought, however, that the parties who called the deceased Dan did so with an understanding that it was only an abbreviation of Daniel. Mr. James then addressed the jury on the merits of the cue. He observed that they must either find Hughes guilty of murder, or acquit him altogether, as there could be no counselling to manslaughter. With regard to Matthews, he maintained that there was suf ficient to show that he had acted under strong provocation, and ought therefore to be convicted of manslaughter only. The learned judge having summed up, the jury retired, and after an absence of twenty minutes, returned into court, when the foreman intimated that they found Matthews Guilty of murder, but recommended him to mercy, on ac count of the provocation he had received. Hughes they pro nounced Not Guilty. His lordship then assumed the black cap, and proceeded to pass the last sentence of the law upon Matthews, observing that he (his lordship) could not sup • port the recommendation made by the jury. Hughes was discharged. The court then rose. Mr. Baron Alderson will also finish the civil business to-night ; and on Monday the commission will be opened at Durham. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Reantiro, FEB. 27. The commission was opened for the county of Berke, by Mr. Justice Mauls and Mr. Berjeant Ouelee, the latter of whom is ca ll ed upon to preside in the place of Mr. Baron Platt, who still suffers under severe indisposition, which, it is feared, will preclude his joining the present circuit. The calendar contains the as of seventy-ems prisoners, of which num her timer ern akar as Plitapais sr receivers in the " ask tebbstiat," width, boa the systematic plans of simallsa itowtol to by the thieve% sod the mag nitude of the bee eneteiwed hp the pramedses, recently created smilistabis adt In the amity. At the t time, this into remains nashoted.—On the Nisi Prim side side of the ewf, when Mr. Justine Mauls will preside, at present we hare hand of nothing of extraordinary interest.—Both cowls -__— busln at ten o'clock on Monday. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1847. POLICE.-SATUIDA7. GUILDHALL.—PROSECUTION UNDER THE METROPO LITAN BUILDING Acr.—Mr. Creswell, the owner of six houses in Plonitroo4cart, Holborn-bill, was summoned for suffering to he ma/i= as dwellings three underground kitchens, not emestmoted according to the rules epecaded in the Building AM, la respeet to the proportions of the areas in front et the wisdom, and also as to the size and fitting of the wholes, !dense, whereby he bad forfeited 20s. per day for emb lama mist. The complaint was made nominally by the ward beak but really hy the Fatima= terming the ad au= ea whose War Mr. Cady% Me foreman, stand that they were not dam et ehlaill= v bfloy pe Z the, but they wished to mane the way of the law which forbade the weesgatisa of =whammies soder- Cladkitchens. Tbe neat whisk the wiedows could no spaced was isseMsisat a proper matiladsm and the ram were otherwise not soodructed assanVag to law.— Mr. Alderman Gibbs and Mr. Alderman Noon conferred Weber, and agreed that it add be beta to adjourn for a week, in order to obtain the STUMM le tb eurveyor.—The hewing was accordingly adjownead. WORSHIP-STBZET.—Mazars ANtorr or tr.—John Rizon was finally exameth, storied with having stolen a pocket-book containing dam JIM Bank of England notes, and a cheque he 101., the repay of Mr. Adam Marks, a sliknambearcr, Wombelesek lipitalfields. The par Verna of a we bass assay appeared la our paper. The =tor lame repainted alb the prisoner at a public called the Aland Vass, is Nieholl-street, Beth. seisreen, whisk they left loather at a late hour on the = e 4 h dr e rto bat but aftworards visited various other *wig the aad the greater Dart of the cassia` dq esd th e to the Victory, in ibises at 4 aka la the allanoon, to take akes, apart tai Mob peaked sera to a termination. gas khan ma it kal et la but, the prisoner uested the lea Mady le rap* Om with gin-and-water, b e at dh =seekethe was se sompoweesila the effects of the blidde le bed sLee Imbibed, that he almost =y fiamp, sad, an ma time after, dig est Wm the aborema dad prepay, ar is es he adland frem bit ia whisk bi la it ready sale when be mbar S i = that the pram had she dlapered. Mr. Drs... ea oaks* that, alash a tens st tang sus plebs bei bees alalinhed egad the rksw, the mi kes, a ad illAsilint to wawa Ids entrial spas a mar anatien. and aehre erased N. is be Roma or Pr era. Taw Wise I n data with deallagt4i bi l s am e = in tplet a tte Lreal7 of P. Dewey, was ea day fie Billgatin.read, be mw the the primmer, end asdoed Ant bb podia appeared to be heavily fled with acaks. Be landened the prima as to whet be had get, bat be read to give sty armadon en the salad, end be es=r id t o o , ok hiss le the slatiesam wan, on bay there are all la hi. esatmeekele 17 silver spas, 11 2 assisMes, a deka, a walker, a he a, mad 2 aillentsb. The pram ratted the/ be bed skim t 0.., bet read to say bees what home be la end= them eL labalks vas seleoquently s pe to the ribs at dte robbery et Mr. Demsers, and the was halal se bass been mesa in Se addle the day frees the Assema neat to the kitchen.—no is *le paled aka as the came, was fully esaillbi to Napa a trial. THAMES.—Mura.— R. Carnialsol, B. Fry J. Liney, H. G. H W. Drat*, J. ream, J. Wilant W. Brodie, ho so odeets , d A. niwensta balessift tili the ryna barque T et t dried - aim the fkk seam et a Balsa 's Aid (the Mb ad sth of Ta t e. 1111), inkerbily mans to gases& te sea In the a=l, Idler ms, ll adds et eipormat. Tit* slip vas bad end a mew, bleeding the monk , ales, ea waded = 16 bar ads. The at dwell Me at sopeast, am up in the easel Jena, ale= ben dope i t ys eri dr Tea then in the Inds Desk. Leh ma an abeam mote for a as 'u pcy, The - visa . doss to the Pere by a dear es Waremay, of Ns plat. Oa the bake ashusohe vas a - r=sir vase the Meese 146 t, I sad Mmo u re in gr o xillmode be velelismhar kr sea. TU mes, eaptela.madtesdr, midthey had nose/ se paged no am ha the ael, sad that is wee sere etkarey. An base • balf afterwards the mbar as welialed, and the most mgt up to Blackwell, ahem is 1111001 ea Friday lama. A Irma Mid / "Pm No MY el tin teas mail& by Mt. .M 641416. shipbuilder, and Captain Howlett, a muter mariner of six teen years' experience, who pronounced the vessel to be per fectly sea-worthy. Mr. Stoneman and Captain Howlett positively swore to the sea-worthiness of the ship. Several of the men, in detente, declared, on behalf of themselves and shipmates, that the ship was not sea-worthy, and was very leaky. She made a good deal of water in the London Dock. Mr. Ballantine sentenced the prisoners to be imprisoned for 30 days in the House of Correction, and kept to hard labour. The prisoners (unanimously)— " Thank you, sir. God bless you. Thank your worship." The seamen appeared much rejoiced that they had escaped the intended rem e. MONEY MdRICET. 6ATI:RDAT BrIXINO. Considerable excitement prevailed this morning in the stock-market, the approaching loan affair, connected with the relief of the distress in Ireland, furnishing occa sion fur renewed speculation. It had apparently been nip posed by some that, as the concluding negotiations would take place at the Treasury chambers on Monday morning, the markets must to-day be necessarily depressed to an ex tent that would afford opportunity for advantageous pur chases. The Chancery broker was, however, a buyer of Consols to the amount, it was said, of 100,0001., and this acted as a signal for pretty general operations in the same direction, no that, by about the middle of the day, the quotation had advanced to the extent of 1 percent., such, in fret, was the state of the consul market up to the close, when the quotations stood at 901 to 4 for money, and 901 to 1 (rather buyers) for the account. After the termination of the ordinary buainess of the Stock Exchange, transactions were announced at the still higher figure of 911 for the account. Exchequer bills were extremely fiat all day, and, after business, they were repeatedly sold at par. The closing price officially quoted was 3s. to Is. prem., but, as things resulted, they were regarded this evening as having once more fallen, in effect, to a discount. A lively curiosity was again evinced with respect to the terms that will pre bably be off. red for the 8,000,0001. loan. A fraction labors 90 was the rate calculated upon in the better informed monetary envies. It was mentioned that, at the interview given the other day by Sir Charles Wood to the capitalists who waited on the right hon. gentle man at the Treasury, he announced the determination of government to be, that the tenders should be made for the whole of the sum required. This has given rise to the be lief with many, though with little reason, that the competi tion will lie between Messrs. Baring and Co. and Messrs. Rothschild. It transpired that Sir Charles Wood had been desirous of having the whole of the money paid up in April, but that the impossibility of a compliance with such a condition having been pointed I out by Baron Ooldsmid, a more rational limitation, with time, for the payment of the instalments was ae- Ceerr to to. Business was done in the scrip of the new loan at about 1 prem,, the quotation, nominally, being 1 to 11 prem. In the foreign funds there was nothing passing to call for observation. The better appearance of the home stocks was, however, slightly responded to by most other kinds of in vestment live per Cent. Spanish, 241; Three per Cent. ditto, 35 to 1 ' • Mexican, 221 ; Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, 581 to 4. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 13th inst., give, as compared with those of the week pre ceding, the following resulis : areeladas—linue £25,438,465 Chasillsn—Aetirs 19,491,940 Pails awake 5,869,523 Olhw Ofewmentermiliewn Waft deperhaent 11,990,079 Other sinselties 15,039,339 Oda swl hanks —.. 12,214,761 41si sad sear bills 839,191 The Sea 3,663.132 These returns present no point of any particular interest. The next returns may probably show a somewhat larger re duction of the metallic reserve, as the steamer to sail next week is expected to carry out a certain quantity. The Joint-stock Bank shares have been quoted 291 for London and Westminster, 441 to 1 for Provincial of Ireland, 44 for British North American, 251 for Union of Australia. Brazilian Maeaubas Mine Shares have been at 4to 6, and Australian at 611, and Cubre Copper at 26 to 1. FoREION FUNDB.—The transactions in the Foreign stock- market have not been to any extent this week. The tiuctua none have been re follows: Spanish Active Bonds, 241 to' 241; Ditto, Three per Cents., 351 to 35 ; Portuguese Four per Cents., 35 to 331; Mexican, 211 to 221 ; Brasilien, 87 to 871; Bastian ' 901 to 96; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 689 to 581; and the Four per Cents., 929 to 921. The transactions in the Foreign market have be n of no interest. Spanish Five per Ceuta. were 241, and the Three per Cents. 35 to 351. Mexican Bonds brought 221, Grenada 194, and Brazilian, 87. The Five per Cent. French Renal brought 118, with the exchange at 25.40. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were 95, and Dutch Two-ands-Half per Cents. 681 1. The settlement of the present foreign account is fixed for the 16th March. Belgian. 95; Brazilian, E 7; Equador, 39; Grenada, 191; Mexican, 221; Portuguese Four per Cents., 341; Spanish Console, 241 ; do. Three per Cents., 351 ; do. Passive, 51 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 581 to 4; do. Four per Cents., 921; French Five per Cents , 118; exchanges 26.40. =MANORS AND smell ABROAD. 1 ler PAWS, Pa. O. Deasy. 0,..i . 1, 1 Itt,;..L I L.... . 1 Ctedae. I r. c•sti. : 7O 00 ' DI 10 4 10 --- 0 I Do. . 110 ,5 . 1100 110 le I* 4 Do. 4 De. . . ~ . . 1001gtma 0.100 . . . .. 109 De. 0.1041 . C: it LI 44 . . . Mapies ROOM 111 00 OP •• „ ROM. Loam tell . . . . Manly Bead. 14 p.r sest. . . ~ . 000.0 Abarat Ilbe isebaage 001 I. 01010y0), 00 M. Dm. De. IN do.). se 11.1.0. lem. 71.--Tees per Onto.. 301 mosey, Di Peentat ; rye per Ocala, VI =rep, 305 seeettst . 000pote, 14 maser, II areosait. Ixclaage oe Lemke, Di. Barren.. , Yea. U.—Zulup ea laden, sheet data, 11 PI ; tem moths. 11 04. Pets arca., 100 . 4 —loehapg• ea Leaden at 011 D, 119 mew; de. Wm 0.1•101, 1171. Datuata. INs. 21.—Loaa 4 140.10011 sew ; N. 1141.101 m• 1.101 1044, Pear.a•il.alialf per Ont. PR nosey ; de. 140.0 MOO ; eft Of MU. 071 Ulla ; lenaL 714 per Coot., 14 UM ; 4. Ural., IN bat; Sec Om. 1710 mem ; Dirt, NO WM. Dulaspe ea Larks at Nee 440 KU. Atteretumw.P.o 11.-11001 Let. 410,T•r•-0.140-11•11 per Draw, 0.045. D. 71100 • 1 POO 00110. 04. _ 74 rk : . 1,.. I. ont.., *4. I 1; Osen. Comp. 174. 17111; leet . 111•10 Lem, MIL Ilk i n s :tett Tl l e per Coat, 14. 10 ; Do. eine pee Own, M. ilt t. 1••••••. 11.1; two month., 11.175; Dam 144.04.14; nue isaaa, Duna., T.. 21-1110.4101.4140.,70iDimerk ME P.. M. 0., Hi. IN. Atrewene, nu 114—iseleop ea lambs. WI; two m0n11t0,13.10. P. • 11[01 ta It . Y NEWS. SaturdaT, . of dea lings. .. _. osi es RAILWAY BILLS IN PAILLIAMENT. BUOINASS DISPOsen OP NY EXAMINERS 031 SATURI34.Y. Before Mr. Smith, Room 22. ADIOVINFD Coss-470. Wexford m 1 Yakntia Railway (Ktßar my to rennin) ; onoppred ; standing ord. is cannibal with. 332. Kilmarnock and Ayr ihrect Railway (Railway from Kilmarnock to Ayr, with branch to the harbour of Ayr); emceed; standing orders not complinl with ; to be spoonlif RyorW Porrrotan Cos.-389. hdinbursh and Perth Railway (from North Queens:ferry by Inverkeithingand Klemm to the Scottish Central Rail. way a t mearA .a.hiu, he.) ; opposed; standing olden complied with. Before Mr. May, Roam 23. Armature:DCA:a-11 0 . North British Railway (No. 2) opposed: adjourned till Thursday next. 14EBTINGS.—Lintsi NORTligeN.—llaylororly Meet ing, Feb. 27.—Mr. E. Denim', M.P., in the chair. This the of the company's half-yearly metier was very Rely attended. The re port of the directors read to the meeting woo latheresting, not merely on arum of its being the dot relating towhera keen its loadpwron and extent, meat become one of our great less. bat trout Its arest nod comprchetudve spirit. The diteetaes kiinstad that erred hinto been entered into with Mr. T. b; ein warts from ass ars north of the Fever Hospital to snoiggi (711mileol, Mr. haring end) rtakee to ezesplaht the Si tabs to Ithatingdon by= of July, 1049, sad to her to. We to Poterthesegb open by the It, Nordista?, ISM trot a pawky st VIOL per math tor ssq brad throe dotes. Ho to to trim a Ms awn from the oar posy Ise 'my math be meN be fa ammo at air A sedoset hen boat mode with arm Pelo or Dolts lo sedgiols the works kr PeerwroutO by Norm sad Llamas Is Osirmoogh by thth Memory, ISIS. Thom err= ars So dirk lASI. For week ke the Oda they may rer this MR sod Is Term do same sum tor Indy week they may be reryorke. Them 110111Taele have been taken at roes mwerly within Sr portthearowy alt mates. The mot MrLLiag hare of the oesdearo piss is, how ever, gated as Wows Rum near Proleasegli wth dire that part of the Orsat Nerds Railway rides so the Loop; and, therefore, at that prt two roar of ha the north will converge, _ _to be brenght lentliwarda. In ardor to shrte any dila dales whisk way mks kr the too mat semmothakon of trAde there, thorn rem throothors limo and bremohm, yam director. have domed =thot . sdkr the whim at lb& ship mires, to provide thed flaw Inn at rake boon Peterborough and Vito therewith= stassamsslog M eek with doable • ani thann Ye tadsdrnrthbam msy derr" Corer hew Mon ergot tolo tor skews kr the rim Mr, and nth kr throthat at Not pekoe Vim the perthrerrysatrates; s trasky boos porehmod at Limbs to irt theirs, sr opera them Mao less dwomensed kith error tow Men mode tor loos mere emirs and Mors. 1111 m her her totwershed Is parliament te witherr sorra ssestor drier doporlow with the North-Weirs Clemonly the Orr Northern ham applied kr a Noe he Herding to as, Joining the liado-Westorn brood m gt. Allmes. The War ampar are k rim tas bre kr St moots by Migarkl le Hertilwil, end to hew • right to or Mir tzar Imes, soar the landowar Illowingir is The mod seresthe misty with the Myra Ind Meths Noe. The Midlands lie le glanmsea elms walkths Orr Northern. • lino ' rya Lir dir through loglor loJek the Orr Northern 4 Muir, ad "these to lowersts." The Wrist with the Stamford sad Wlthesek. with the Nod LiwaskiNdro, mil with the South Yorkshire, Derneler, thoothrolher,WlN• rind In tho report. Arran ments! lams hem rip walk the Idadawase and Leeds, Leeds ange d Drooer, sr Loath or Think the erre elation at Leeds. 7titallowthi datomoot k Istheerw "The directors have the as. NAM= Is Mil ad 11111 &MU ng aleasi-176.300—are held by a big* nottedoblo .1116 bulk i carapektera, mothering upwards of 3,390r00,, who may be 141111 • Sh. Prop. Holding not ezatedlas 10 41 . 9 Above 10 and natter 109 ph,p SS Aber. 10 and under SO 1101 Above 100 and under 290 303 40 OM 300 111 110 012 400 31 WO a 9 - I 300 19 300 share ad above 11 proprieton, the enrage number held by or proprieler Aetna about My-three rang." Thegsatl err Wrest abased a bre of neer; 943.076!. A. ; ef dkhreaale, MAMA 6. ad., leaver err e of 432,573/6.14. Of the aldareirer re seellabary mown We no lens an item tan 01,11/01. lla. egresses to this kr eisrated: " This very large sweebe b abe yeettobary weirs bee bra • Nara or preexist! Is re Meader Mira We Weir NW We ad Wanda la re earshreles ef Ws. Ttry or ads. la et SW rep orret, emir riparian dreatrrgal sweredne Wed he tenth, Whet Pre raw re Late ad Tr (*OW Northers NM re arer, by • we arse rad powerful body of spriers Mae err Wee wird err a all. waybill." As to Mere wees aid teem re darn err: " It ie hard to repro WWI& that re eselp et the Loris sea York add t be Dina Maras, NM tbe beads et the pare, toast in derwkiyatlos am dot hers AWNS. At the ear We a sell of Wa will be melees raked ralrirs dans ad& wets ariginally London ad hairs, le war the arra pal ea i re net tend are der repay. . 'Ms ilineresserwered • et Wrier arresa; ad ea Wier at the agerstafe May. • heradder areireid tawyantslaptrrallthosereadier her be Eroit War Welles re aparaat being at the the at be enalgemblea the than derir is tree Dinet Wrenn dltaeleaddeasltchadTeetri4.Orrdared rot the Derr Morries bid bar Ire rem at berters la re lane's a-41 Tank, at Ihe tree et seer err, r, Ine 1 4• 111 . Is der. as, oreerres elt rani WM, 011111•00 bin a drea M l rat Oa thea al re DWI Norms them, there ems we AWL of the labial Orr wonting, it 6Mpdd asbeeptently ; but the rot was set tat resaketioe. (pear, beer.)—After ere elbee eta series to,. Mr. Chrer, her. Dad, and ore; the report inis=lo9 WWI May one or two reirew —The Manna. regret. tad say dreemaion had arises hear the present Wed sad roes rradred. All be add was Mr with the liar as at part ordtated, he road seilits bet the aast Mid co. aperater er be mar reywor rase burr dark which as, he they ger lest Jerre re toad a the Ws et paprie. toes. (Applar) The theiless ow ad as riled to trek own der as not le be to tier Y dew leer or shred, with the Mika& Wine Oar la Mart were, er ess other ommany. (=ran) Trey bea, leswer, airy eallrase la re sortars et sal dirt pseud mew it left abr. Thabrii=ll/1 Wes d 6* ems, ad 1111 miles dorm Mr rekleg leflatibe of gosteendrel by eak. dent to occupy any bads el' breelen.—Speebt Masebt..--Se bib prorated to prierer assetred. Lon noNDDWIT AND Rmaatillidlt.—Hdf-Fiart Med. ev, Feb. O. Pah in the ids..-Os regret d diros. tors was of lealitratile logras, Ada air we We re Wring erects : —"Year deriders hire re stairelles to rapid !tat the perm of Sla Y beta Deny le therm ad sea 411111. pay an Warr le Illereleal 110 wise lire as ass r the weary mere to WWI her re Parr Orrairers Sider learedre and trip ego redid M ailaree • dais der isd alert vases ell be Wed ideZer; as re nerd re raws part. la rd per drabs re dr et the Wry wry an per areal rad le Me err ea LW seek blow tics II *NAY. OW walla a this 1101 10 ri • ow trourable aggednaly ralkiers the sew hem res estr mated ret ars. MM Meet et liL per dr; veer arampla 116 ; ad Ml re Ws a Ere bra try art, that peeks et be See weld bad be Yap air easel MI pd. re. The larell delerea aresed our We pa he. ease lhoia Ws base SW heat et whet Wee 6* bse .shred. WWI dinette; eadilag lhereires at re earreary pow sties to leathere heleparly mere& We rea or was est. reges at re ea the hilaidaml d re Ideres rare. iseldies weer Wrier ; dal re tad Ms beer to a artain err. leey.sea. Stresabir, if re weer era ren an ewer wirog Mr& his Ws rYAt ai af weer sal Ise k is ordreeliet a hoe paha Irk set be Weer. Taw Were be err relee Mow MAIM dards illoolo the Art eall bee set bra yr. The earralen d tre laddre is ranks/ rem tre peer war IN rearm alb the sat of peellarest=rd ma* wri:=ll7.=l.:l2e. the pert etre st re lad bre MOW Weir re was to ULpr 6.., rah was sai- Err as aresh Wed, sees to eerier re he le litesbane bet, kerbs re Wary whldi alert pereards melt Is the am. pay kaa irides sea amplars d 116 pinks d the is he web d. le a re parr et mew they ban Not WWI le Weir peat swerbally le arr. =Ms red, agerhas • 'err OWN* serstra• d re Wrath sarrealre; art Wl* aide ger order to der se rerableas end, dry red Per seta re drearres fra OW Wiser oriel roperiss. Ts Mira re bre ke artinghblithe kali be restesa at ire MEW hA br ate, ad ate wee wU Ihe ler err kr War th error dares Arr. deradreee base kr re pest praise the swain of the who bpd babse, your dinar weer urge art Newly ups lea doesharee the great arra star mad Tart kora *dr tars Fossedal with in the WNW d Or" it Ire agelleareallele per, r the further direperat d the Wad Was al ire emery with the port of Dory, wed 0101Z 04 1110011111011 VOW^ atinpleol with the meemz e r . ebee et tab Sr. Mem Me path Wyss that the was at raft eat 116 it.. We adratese peCa eel our errs • grad tesebeg et Ow arehdres ear w err belie them he lber The norm to re Mr et Wry, 1347, we 1147411. Id.; re &re 11410711. Le. 74.. a Wire at WM. lft li M Ma weary Wed re 'total es Or ra sear; kw" end OM oils wee 40.13114 Ind be wee War Is aLU a lt erwers bed beards rittli re pert peers etre The Odra aaranereol that they war Weer Mr re Uktor Whirdst dealer We tbejl b. erellwas hen Dry to kw tar Ire mat wee repast Wmu froutzar, assa ss illeasima i ra.--Holf- C li sar il s " Asitlti lma Ik 7th.stimi. rrth seperw. Or e wa der • artert wis =Merl Ire with Ife. Drips kr raldsstea err Ilse ken NOWT 10 Istabbee be ales are a ; rot Win re Wrap. kr driers bre r hi sistieris wand be tbs Wry. The elide et the WIL wee eroded to he Is pesters et re errs Very ads la April. who be beer le Ws the works sompleled orldn 12 math dlerwards. The wribear remind re MAIL as. id., the etp e repor riture err Us e ar re ark at the bras' MAUL as. bd. Ilot was alied usseresely. BIaaoNONAN,WOLTWANIVON, MID DUDLIT.—Hit par* Pea. 27.—Mr. our.Mahar he seer.—Tre eager der for re directors ball weber the graelery were kr Wig las rather, arrer kr re whole borsht. bees let, Ml • ordirabis paths et Ire bed aad F gaty P lrlb• 16•= 4 14 6 Zie ft d = mila ear6r . the err rear he Irs OW Worm s = t er • MB Wafted re prirer fti rt • seareralles The wars abLield r p i t i r 11l Shed 00 .= MS . there bid boa ragered re a t lye bob $ re lbw et sed pedirodery grey la ss arrr i astreler ewsylig ia. ri WNW; Ur les& Dr, r =le sal alter a les M. ; 6* seM ha bar OWL le. 3d.; rairea . seta!, Id.; lir la head, Ile. Olee drama auseudeldal sisseldars es the plain asil mewls etas wpm kek bill ihr • Ws sad ale le tre Chia Weirs hil a. Vpralhe WSW errs esa raiser, le rec . be mednislia et lbe es elm dm as meld ma the Odle; Wawa. leolseelamplae II ass pews' lid disk am 8.61 be ocadrudel aa rearm aid bead pip t ha MOW there wadi rt be Wel le la Wirral Mially la re ses d work. ing air e kart was ..6* the emir of r wawa dwell be beam It mos amid ad. aid= they war be able le iskr dis erwar iewrie• tre 'lCl=etre pia ft es* es rempseset ma oda day beans ameba ad task Oa at pear be wpb hurdle lay meld sasseed re resaplaredd trek areal tra re Weer t Is. tare =rear wlr the Merit ef larerlike vier ad perearr lepopel la my Idler sparer Nabrdbete the reek et KUL par Pees WI& ball bees We arrerallr to the grad wris ke edamshed aired se woe sods rel dams mid Ort ads mak dial ins due cm as leas 4o I= s z rse kr IMMO. ad at 141,3001. had beta peil up aria ' stile Imo was t Weir pee, a girded peat d lbe ;dim Oa demaelilms la Me parrity at re er el kik slier warm Is Ila termeserser. The roper and Is b• alearler Bialensitaast ()WORD Jowenow.—Heiligeris Nedfor--kaskesher e Par 27.—Mr. S. IL Masts is re Vii{ Thee as pares ef re or reasedirry wry err ai r= kapea a Ile leyel lield ; arils 1110 MOOS of Me dales Feel tas deed Waft% mil do Imam ma MA& m eam el l ar am e. Tfa lame. bey rake meet of Ms dieduem, tai de misses Mid all Ms& aka weft MIS brkaaa o mead le Femi.elleseali spades it mra is Fads/ ama lbs*ma's spied. Ms mad Set sow taws mid la made le the emaradia et lbe ail waft es padlia be Met mods lad tae Is ems 'add 6. 1 lipil W re tee err verre; ie W glebe= seme MEM. to sassaderal to lio wad daldit/Iffell, Mika was dead eel milraied; bat OM amid ams Weed Ina ammossalsd = hem alme i r so dr esedebsireedelleg bre ride at Is re Webb of Moe; =Vda* them re =lltred s int it eu s e , = . .siz e zo lm tnerre . t l / 4 area aril Ms ef 10 or 11 ash, !Atta ll a erre sea stades et the seesms, mil lid el doled all se hes res MAW lir bra sebt oat at IMAM I la *dm Maim Ml Ma. ersodelen buss le gia seta ad MON to Fdsk applienns baleen made to pay twice. At the end of the month of Demi loot, therm had a Warmth band of 51,t001., but sub. essity to that 11110,00 UL had lase id away in the purchase of pnierty ; it was tbenwe Dow he make abler r call U.bU. alme, to be non In April. armed boa sate other la eannicla with be • ides, the nen= geweeen is mew f ro a len le tlad y to the Ili whim sn egesenei f tbe tOr as the fort Wenn lin been roil bee. Mr. Make oared 1 s od admire of lat sr ohne en id/ et as Uri , a Walser Oargery.—[Mr. Meary : Dis c o bier el dot essia bit ns an Indkoidinj—The glis, ia tad : Aid fie art Oar Yea INIDINOODA kr die = INI Zy, Nkr times Lint diet It was in idar tee ha singsa aims Mdr Oast Mears ab . bin lt Ili lbe anis he drussiMepositton of nether ;Said In hoe Oda it esti might base Ineellained for it. The hon. r wentlem4mied le remark, thettlet wee tact the time toils... an mentheto sir int be had received, which Mr. led ear rd b be dresbord. be enured into a te,wthv orse af win be hired MU "Ins . with the view to chow that sate Oa sag was andsed Mere bsit beano delay in coiling in the snip; thegegthe mating of the eltagebsibre en the 13th of Octobee (the set Iseidag peen on the Sed at August), a large majority of them (there ben twadiesentients wely), re menmended that steps ohould be taken by tbe directors to bring about an arrangement with another company i at that time (con. tinned the hon. chainnon) you, by • rrisilutton, forced the directors, wed eantrary to their web at that time, to enter Into De/iodations with Me dust Western Company : you forced us to negotiate, not with any =l, but you actually Axed the Great Western Company, Mr. , y at that time, calling me to account for rot ha i = b il e ooner entered Into nrifotiattoro. I maintain that everything der he get the Marts oat ; the South Staffordshire, the Ohne= Dare, and others are not out yet, and they have hernia he months. Ins dolly otter this work myself, and I osy that there wino Wilful menet, no holding back, and no won to defraud the company. Uwe wan wily one thence of • gentleman'. apptication for • tender et area bring refused. I told the secretary that be had done wrong; the boa geopartor Ica written to, and ha noes were DINNIMN4 es it weary abets. I einem the imputation that there has been my ishist balsa : the conduct of the directors bao been pub. jest baths &ion of the company ; and they base endeavoured to = d est the purpose of the proprtetary. The hon. gentleman oon by moving the reception and adoption of the report —Mr. Jail Croemliwaite, of Livensel, seconded the motion.—The lion. Cept. Carnegie, M.P., inquired whether it was the intention of four of the erectors to retire at thin meeting !—The Chairman replied that they would not ; and that the inters had obtained the omen. of Sp ellorney and anitor-{amok, of Mr. Talbot, CI.C., and of Mr. Gabe, who In all declared that no new election wee neceeeary.—Captain Carnegie rejoined that the sentie nt' with whom be acted had also counted eminent / cart. and their unman. opinion was, that unless a certain Abed the directors Don submitted themselven for rc.elrctiou, Me note body would be legally disqualified. In his opinlan the Ann ought to moment to an adjournment of this meter for a color, in aster that the shareholder. might have time to consider serf that The boa. gentleman concluded by moving, so an amend. that Ms meeting be at on adjourned and for • fortnight-- Mks eons teariel by Mr. John binding, of Leicester, upon which Mdime issand whether it was intended th at the report ail sa bo ror ttretrlced." "adopting" it being quote another mks ef "adjourn" at ince arose, in the midst of which Mg.ltsel4 raw De address the meeting, and, after some interruption kg the be was allowed to proceed. lie went on to .t.ge Mat he tight it could be advisahk, as the board bad taken they should be at once laid before the meeting, in order L i i nat It might be seen upon what ground the directors preowned to set aside an act of parliament. They (he continued) nth before on as nine for our property, and ought to give no mans tot al their etechet, bemuse it affects a large body of proprietors. To. said, alining the du enure) hare pun with the of your interest, but are we to suffer in o:ia iefmsesera;''/'by are you adopting a mune whit* we are ▪ doorders your acts illegal! If you refuse to explain, be you the pease on whom the blame rode, although we arc the parties sibion the lorry. I have a right nn to you why you puniue Pm Wart MOM ? If, hash'{ Ind. the largest amount of t• mht yerosime, I sell err you, as gentlemen, m honest men, ut trusses a sped prepirty, to wlikh the public are interested. to pine ai rinse= et is for your extraordinary conduct. -The cheat ing t Ilk me now upon a queetion of askon, lie rid toils.; win Mat h ortallin, lam prepared to explain. some i. x“..011 Mn NNW rinedna the pat the Great Western mai I.Diten and Mira Moan demob ba token in this affair; and then Mr. Naar, goseembi—. Me lave (he mid) sonnet to do with glair aim enisio. I say want what la right. I offered at Ms insabges the ith ef Ilmember, that if the smideraC , n of the sibs were wisiod mall Willie i.hares were gespsely tran.ferreli an I were Mn Mein that I woutt retire An in contest wit,. wathar. Mr. Inidlneld, at the meeting of the Great Western tan pmp, that I inning myself to he the strailmse of the lion ial North-Warm Onswip. Thet simalia b contrary to the Ira d I now sa ass Mr. Bell to dims whether he is yrs pen to ibis his adement or On riser it!" Another. eitmaatiennwed, which rind Is Mr. Russell's declaring his wiptw tewspibt whew Mr. Modes had concluded his men. Thempria, the ekdrowin mid, " Wliat bare Ito do with quoin donne, Tye eternal:es were not used at this board." Mr. Mei : "I give you, Sir, great eredit for roc die to scream your sallserse ; bat I my the song Mr. Rasa ago wen me the better, If he rises his clarseter a • gentleman. Yea add be) iamb( the dlealos, hew boa siissely wheedled bb al these rasa. istal via bid. the =is el your she. he lie yes bra yea pin. I ail row the cries el tic get Raises Ms. pay to de err that babe a • primoss. era as lb ▪ eta loft s• bier b contersed, WWI& et say a the in, whisk I tare id. I will Ferri to my to tbe piped ear. I told .von Isere would agree to It if it were ratified, Ida the nestling." ibegeboiders were not on the tie ; if they bad refsok whether yen wookl have been equally succesoful on the Disegabarr—The Chairman . Undoubtedly. Mr. Money Thum nth the Eli diegraceful to you. At that very dote Mr. alai obeli that year proreedinge were not in compliance with thirst stadirrat; Jostle, Mall be done; this road in admited to be Ms ballbadi et the two pleat companies, we were therefore en ddel he ea sir the better leans. The owner. of property in this tournie lied rpm the affair in this light: a high value boa been sat inn prnety, and in most coon I believe the peculiar cirenni- I IMAM of IDS ONO lone been admitted by the directors to warrant • high piss his avion.—The Chairnion : That's fable I An hanaila ale sore d vex awed. Mr. Mosley wan primulas to mess bie esst, he he as midst of this Mr. Mit apda es ord mild— ...I ad set way that word to Aar ebserattea, bat to the answlne of cab • bet by Wm peorms..— Mr. Maley, grit heated. riled t' I ano as& you hove mode that obistion; I have the earn he r ad he news an injury. Ten are groody peteona."—Lrel Kabala am ran to almy the wiry feeling. Ile had bees ilk (he asit) I Ida the cirri of Ma friend the chair. led he was ems he lasi trig inena—Mr. Mosley disband lied saidia, I NM win weed or he Mk, the dreaminess annested tad be I maim of the rob of thte line to re id Marla . He deist bet he dolma persevere in Me INIDNANNE le t• I hi (be esia sermeighthe of the pregiere with ise ; V we so a the %it today I shall have 46,0011 a the asses eta as. end I all is rein from the contest ill I ea balm by the kw se Voids I art submit"—Mr. C. Zia. IL? ties nee to rob he M lest sari The bon. "I roosieel - aim the la groprir • later t= :Nil'. ~.,... he „t., Mr ilia vita be ha lei be mei eat I an is ler as Wet meesehed bibm The ay sae the swig ea the eriersior I was tidied that Mr. Meshy list iond Ma belts& then in hie gist • Mat Si Mr. Glyn air dr taus the Liss sod Nerarinsi dim were prepared he .fir he this Ikea I nor tier Mid that be mid he ma the silasinee et Ur Lai sad Nora Rai Oissosny. It woo oar as in emovidos that whet I i we is Oa I made the laina Ilia I al et t h • asellea a the arest Wester Oise y; Ist V Mr. Nei, dear ale. I ea kit to salmi lila is seine. or ties he ries le be sari& The e matter tree. beitroo lor la ird thot it will am bair i = nolill ass inns ths lib whisk the km. dieb. Rabe ash It be an. air is. In lie he see Se he. peogetabee ars bassi( raw.. disisens dim lis appledlea at ides ins: I di list erg esa boo leas mi. ha him sess. nor lies awe thet amais a menthasse edamist prob. This aril•• ft tint : A I mei te way was ast a the Ili ae lame was by this mewl trar ths di Mr. Wag bed Mr. kir In Ms Fiat Thle is bomb plate .11tedey: .dall,bentaiehdapelar. bud stria he boo worrisd, min e Weft din& lief straits. to p tl ia.u n ih his berdz i sseard as ifaissoliiy. so it is bps Mr wendaida ins! lir. ra/LP, • Itlikrla sired the ids& In die of so l :se is by ble solnie. They was ate wild) pried to Wag grid the air ilia hem mi. It the sislit he as olleimest wee sheired, sal the swim ng fate. Mar es teabsr dheeeshs,lbeemalmeeui l 2= M der; her his lay IMO MI up soli It; it we air liar &did tols fiat sal th • via, idial. ["The whole pilbre is eur . seeesionsionti . was mid by - bier - et as pit inser, eat the dies et imam, =se, end brigs anise by the spier lea mime, TO MO es soy stir idea TAM IMO wed by no g=ebeenisces. ere the warosedrg Liao whir the valor pain et tie corers mei t• have aid. Tat min el rmwertrewit from Marriter, Lirepsoi. i saw gate esity. LINDA AND Tarns& the —Hof • Leona, yea. e7.—Mr. IL C. ingeball in _ , The read the report, which sorta thot the dreams hal gismo Is able ado to report h., by of the reins et the ionic The irk* email it Lode to Tided as saw let. asbe eonaree. des et the arts Ur b In Tbsoili mese if bad to le ebeastag p.m rad . ewe it wunill Is nab to eery at as ills Is a mita siblion dig thoessoli t s: sea 7116 Nab la by web assabil with as lope theifinibit. sendossi solisraiy; 1111 0. 2 a strabb ortioris endlywatettnirelles hod bus sail II bus it oar a Al work In as and. The all hid to may Ibid. The ma ist Or labodh chit hod resift bidder& by as waft, et dr /pi whew, bat the it was Irbil set dun id ill be mob an seer se Of air anal get ln ma a M ont , let bear di a ass er ware NM dm d aft a nes ea. rid list ausarten el dr /be Tblesk b abon ail is soil be leeM kinky sr Anil it. sal Itisa Is Poi by as ad der pra The dies to rasalie send= el th somber ant= the SANDIIIO iD Mies ad Ifeefiaael. the ea kr ich we dist he emir. Oa sale. Oki sal spasm idea kr MR estmodes hod hi he et pis on. =lbsesile tar ass ~roir. snob saleipela lia Os serreele on art trar lira Illatialis erg Wm awed amid he by Ihe dose the magi Ilse to randy br rag. In of art gni. owl to pad& kr the por t the dig the rob as aim Lave ......iemba.......‘16 ides lir the elid=t the rope ilea. a as sod ether wing! wasamT MT nor The dbosi gimes 1n3.„. Is via atm/ seeresoan Jr as Miss =llle in the priori et gallortent. wit hi ail its tall ban rad • in& ti. The dbeelonsosterissat airs ant ilia wilesayealiogolipiesidattr iAlignallatilegle as nnobais - et Or Ideds ma Mink Iloilo illigthe iambs stair linstolfiale. by sliaalregrollwaseniall Mt idol he ast i Sorit ail.. is died esassialon hihet Wan et alike ad Os Danis ad Dia llertheinbal all be - erg the =2OININ=NIS eta kelp dada a pia maresibled. ill Is saga* Mr mini is lieselkwilatbe esaramobol g=tb i r ths l lWl I rbi l = W as a siliffi ert i i 1. 4.44. 1 road ands, eihrt4 ad Dim. ilia lo palm In ils bar. Await Ihe Me Mgt wal be Mlii he as min ma sae he maidessedled edge the Mei& era as art sal Wad Tibia amino Itragese,iallhe id ta it ohms were nail to the MI; an as ve. Mai shows by the eta ads et is to any em 1 the ersoniente orb ela adr iris as anima Ws slim way gals isspossl b assy an Sr Oil I aillitic or II art demi' be ingionstialb. wail he lei to ala sash ln Palisii a Mn. oi l = as isle et hide dismaslisea The the lad veils= MINNS of Me MLA Ibis to is i SIMK he. M.; es mei das lonia sal saw airs of MAIL is. IL; oat on airs Mr beiroorl indass Ma MAL Ma Id.; what Mad iessi at sossalld as meg lies r a an! 7,0051 In wit a asissillosi isl isai M a poi; casseitelas tiris et MI. GM 4a. Id.; and on mesa et the lib, eta railer et IM7, ilit. la. ; nig a lebi imp ft dined IS Ils„ nal big' Weida ilia MUM lha Ms bit wee sari The eight et sins Min a tosslisas. ins Ms vialt ale esiori ha sew bis India& was ram lid. LOVIIIITOPT MAIM'S AWD RAILWAY SHAWIOLD•III. 1 1 Wei ifigetisq.—The awe iambs ma Yid et lambi a g. T. IL Omsk bet ia Ohs dole. as shed thit ' Ike Ilether webs tithe north parr, LIM ha it Ida Ihe yese. keel. nue aid Wynn ith OS% be Men no th the lisslnnr, It eniz OE4 W ig side wits kr Wes to = le dew. weer se ea Olin As vett a lbw Is yew WA 2 11:7 1 yieweek Ilialltri. The oller= IWO astaty M and the lbw vide is elm psr woes MEG by the Ist en anrepa vly 1 eseterestreen the seta sse Ipeeth nden NM OW MI len Boeerhym erecent on. 1 pales, Ib e WM of width vas mot it mint OW eisiled. 11.6 1 Norfolk company had guaranteed to the ow nets of Lowestoft stook 4iw cent. mkt one-half of the profits attic ralway net ho, tom. In ttation tojhat, they grooved that their int etestil should moonset.' troffer by any arrangement made with the Enters Union Cangt r y, Mr. pcto .cited that, with respect to the mcwpecta of their they had mesh reason to be mliatiod. They had upwards of 21 bet =asp* st water at the !meet period of the lade, a depth winch HO yards within the entrance. They were wound by Mr. I:ltimisen, Mr. Bidder, and other very round engineers, that. eight take place; If any abooki be generated, It would bs within eke harbour, where it could be easily ronored by dredsigg, omi pone very andel for ballasting semis leasing the harbour. lbw the ptowl. eosowy trot look pannteeion of the harbour, they Wrind duo rosoot at duo faro I,>W. per annum to 4,0001. lh Widen o• errors, tbsy MI wind 1,2507. from their coke. mow Ili* dm • wisfa Wow of upwards off 5,0M1L won. Thoo opoo ail amolood is NW • hell hoed and 16 rilrill s „ per % with a ilepiekels preeliellial. The, with • pier eztoorliag 1,300 feet in lessekurookl mime lesselellt the most attractive watertng-phics In the sonnies of Melba . DM gnat a number cd reports of meetings have readied ua horn di porta of the omintry. tbsit we are compelled to postpone the kW important ours till to-morrow.: COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MANCIIR,III, Ft. 27.—nacre has been an improved Mennen in yarm of the higher number., and slightly better prices were obtain able. The improved demand for printing cloths and shirting. big matinned, but only at rHoced prim: line 36-inch 72-reed shirting% 10. to 10.. ad. A goal many mill. orintinue to work short time. Out of 179 mills ia Manciaeater, ft is calculated that 92 are working ful" time, 69 short time, and that 17 have Mopped altogether, reducing the average time of working to about seven hours per day. Short time is not carried to quite so great an extent in the surrounding towns: the average is estimated at about right hours per day. WOOLI.ItN CLOTlig, Sin—Lcom, Pea. 27. During the week there have been several 'metropolitan and oouotry, buyers in the market, and though not am of them ma br sold to have bought es. tensively, yet their aggregate purchases mused ecinaiderable activity in the cloth-halls this morning. There was not only • numerous attendance of merchants, but several of them bought freely, and the man ket altogether Ina one of the best that has been experienced during the last two mouth. As the Mock,s in the manufacturers* hands are nut large, priers ruled firm, but no material advance wan realised. BlatAD, V. 27.—The priors of wheaten breed in the metropolis are from 94 to 104. ; of household ditto, &I. to od. per 111 x. turf. fee.—Nowoirr AND UAW:NI/ALI., F.r. 27.—There WY a Aridly deound for to& kind of meat at full prices —Beef, from Ts. W. to 3.. Gd. ; Mutton, 3s. 6d. to Ga. 4d. ; Veal, Ga. id. to ha. U.; and Pork, 3s. Gd. to 30. per Bibs b) the earease. YISII.-111iimowsro, Ihm.27.—Tarbots, 71.. 40 10s. ; befit., 60.3d.t0 Gs. Gd.; cod.fieh, 2s. 6d. to Y.; haddocks, bd. to Is. Gd.; whitings, 4d. to Rd.; and lobsters, Is to >ts mob; soles, 4d. to 3s. per Tiit. eels, bd. to 1 0. ; and crimped elode, Bd. to 104. per pound; maelurel. las. to 265. per 100; salt lA, TeL to M. per th. SHIPPING INTELIJOHNCIL-i' ILS. oss. • a. - riot •• 11C1 i DSOs . . . 11I 0 Relltad . • • ' SOS, vla PAr: o ore we sag Waseloot . 1.1 PIS• 11•211 . . • win. 0; 1.1•••• a ‘lO. 9 I Sosegimos. 0:• Moos • • Oyes ,N.S.w. 0, o tads r Sloem. Slaw we Llama Pear • ma, and o kn.!. 0 lissabarg . o'o Iltrallervan . • 11•111,2 is: LONDON. Fs.. 27.-Yma Estrom, w 5i0...-lhe C. • ,:statte. from Baum; Ste Edward Brinks, and E'en Wisrp. flow, o .end; Fr . fro m Ghent; John Bull. from H.lborg 11 , 1. o, S. Vrow Marls, Irmo Radiomen; Joope . from Woe. elm; Steldfust, and George, has Amsterdam : 1.. down. froO 0 srerp; Swltacrland. fermi New York; Remy eel ,aura, and Gemiloo, from Bogen are; AU wood, from ltotterdam. Vows Leese, tweramn.-The R- end Cdy of Leffelea, gar Hottentots ; Odumbinr, for llas ; Sir Ids ..rd Bank; kr Os. toad; Hew. for rbefu ; British Se ere's, for Port Adelaide; ISIS ~,..sand, for New York , John PAD, for Hamburg; lodoatry. Me Lis ' Ism; Lady Sedoo, 6 , r Queb.: and blontreaL (Y,' duo thsee ACV T.llf CAMOLL -The Harriette, for Bahian; Earl of Liverpool, for Calais ; Columbine, for Ilene; Prince' VS. Soria, for Anew- , of Boulogne, for Boulogne. CI KARIM Or Coale HALLISM—The Betholl, for Norfolk, Nit, ' gide; los-shin, for V.lparalso; Bums, for Dentate ; Boys" lee 6111 , 9 9 90190. Fm.. Std-Arrived 2Lth. Hermes, Antwerp; LISs. °Stool ; Swiseland, New York ; Helen, St. Michael's; Stodfrat. ' 1 Rotterdam. .17th. Atwood, Rotterdom ; Sir Edward hanks, Ostent% Itle, Nassau; George, Amsterdam : Donnie, Doobuk ; , (buret, Teml; 11.1erai„ Arostentens ; Norwegia, Norway; latenariming, Denmark. Califondo, New Orleans; City of Rotterdam, Rotterdam ; Has legate, Bout ; Belfast, Oalais; Rapid, Harlingen; G irate, Rot. Seldom'. PaSa, far Coweantinople, returned with los of anchor, ka. -sailed : 27th. Princes Royal and Trident, Hamburg ; Stenke. Lisbon; Bouditch. Mobile; Wiloon, Sierra Leo n e; See Bird, Bathurst, B. O. ; lady F.lkband, Jersey . ; Helena Unton; St. George, Barba dos; Hirundo, Gibraltar; Triton, Ostend ; Sir R. Peel, Rotterdam; Kate, Norfolk ; Ocean, Rotterdam. 20th. Boyne, Baltinisre ; Ebner, Awes; Iniez, Alieant ; Herothell, Constantinople; Levant, Phila. ddpphhu; Venelia, Rio; Boehm, New Orleans; Devonshire, Mar. silks; City of Boulogne, Boulogne; Liverpool, Calais; Primes' Vie. traria, .entwerp. LIVERPOOL, lie. 27.-Arrived : Touch-me-not, Constantinople; Jane, Charente; Judith, Swansea; Bella klirirm, Bombay; Tantivy, Genoa. Sailed: Fakeon, Carries; John Hornets, Moo Janeiro; Douro, Oporto; Abbots Reading, Area; Scotia, Cape of Good Hope; Sultana, Constantinople , . Off the port Symmetry, St. John's, N. B. Sedulous, Malta ; Elbe, Alexandria. The Cuba, from Whitehaven to Antigua, was taken into Kingstown yesterday, a derelict., by the John Mw Munn (screw etesner). The Cuba hadbsen in costae with the Symmetry, from St. John's, N. 8., oo the 23rd fuel., off Holyhead, and We crew got on board the totter. The Symmetry lost bowsprit, Vsases Spoors were.-The Loby Amherst, from London, for Hong Kong, on the 29th of November, in the Straits of flow, by the Aden, arrived at Hors KODr.—The Mary Aim, from Bristol for Calcutta, co the 13th of September, in lat. 6 N., long. 19 W., by the Mary Ellen, arrived at the Mouritius.-The Salters, from Calcutta for Radon, out 14 day.; the General Brock, with (beim by the William Parks, arrived at the Mouritime-The Helier, the 17th Wt., off Tuskar.-Tho Stephen Baldwin, the Ilth ult., off the Senalla.-The Charlet, of London, the 18th ult., off Baldry.-The Bridertown, from Liver pool for New Orktns, the 4th ult.-The Una, the Ind Wt., In lat. 47, long. 16. [Advertisement] —PUBLIC NOTICE. —To TIM EDIT. Or THE DAILY N11•11.-81r,—I deeply regret to give notice to the public of England, India, Egypt, de., who hare continued to patrons., my firm in its parcel department from the existentse dthe overland route, mid to state It without fear or untru that in cane. 2=eof the grasping and Improper monopoly of the and tal Company, by which I ad node to pay them donde freight directly and indirectly for the add parcel busbies% and which woo dearly intended to effect my rak therein, it tomato my duty, oat at honesty to the public at large, and in justice to myself, to stabe, that after the ld of July next my Ina will not receive parcels In sons Desks with the Penh:oder and Oriental Company, of Sl, St Mary Ate; tot it was ell slew legtemetely felt by the world generally that as I dm tbe plower at the untied mete, no company, math he. Thetas. whammy esteleme hobo* talk upon ml 7 labors, would love Imo Yell to Meryl* eweey/eg a imewore, dYhaosra6le to me sal ilia pre to themoimo I You Rodent are awe with leer. Are% the mehoorde yore* of UM resithim la the bad ems maileke d tie eseehmt mole, lesneds width so many years or my Illb have beta se ereally desele4 Won my return I have la slew to be able to egged tethe pule ex It. metinurd support lads. moat* of that seenomy. TZOYA3 WAOHOIN. c i fidVertilellitetj — THE BILE INFALLIBLE CURED CT OLLOWAY . II who suffer from bile ore onecandoci of it ; they wadi Odd beadoebe, a derangement and oblMq the Mateels, ml u tcsaziOnle. .piffitNeang et ogrilia m s e t• lamb, mad bee know not that these mmplems the lemethet seism et liver. aid If oat ram** Meld hot * deem. Hdrlllol PUB wta des be bead le eel drolly* le how et td=itt i envy elf the volleeMmey limmera, ash thereby relate the yak* le the tan milsymest et halt b. Elie Moo to anaemia usi dielloothe she shish an we doe* elm. aunt =4l= ant at Poison Si. loway's eetatiblimee, 144, BENWEIT.—Feb. 1.,.t Bayrdas,747 ri./. /Smartt, of • ma. 23, at 1, Adorldlt-pirae,, Olargaw, W.N. Y. Brimiy, d RUTCHEIL—Teti SS, of Rampino, Ina T. fttellef, eta sm. COLIIIIAN.—Feb. li no win of Mr. M. P. Coltman, wne sod idirtt son. Nast. Yore. nom Weft Thomann, of • Ossaktor. COOPElt.—F . ab. n, of I, Roll, CLRw, lirlsiol, lAt PP of Mr. J. N. Clorpr, - C11;1;;;;. CI:IIBHAM.-1, RAILWAY NEWS. The ebare market was a little upon the advance on Saturday, but without any general or considerable increase of dealings. Reading, Guildford, and Reigate shams were held at par, the quotation standing at I die. to I plea. North Staffordshire closed 31 to I prem. Ambergates, psi. to I prem. ; Londca and Yorks, I to I prem. BAILWAY SHARB LIST.-Lossoox, Pin. 27. 11.44,--21341.6446414 6 11.6 la Amu 4144461•4•414•444 •4641 Moos- Am An el Ilais In Baba 4469* 4461. Fall. 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