The Express. — London, England, 1852-01-22 00:00:00

~' ' - • ' -osimpur. onowysimosn,oloseenummismenuglini.l9lll.lllllo6.lllllll..... -- 1, -- • - - _. Adommum _______, - .......----- 111".....--- ---- - -----er------.......,,,,emaim . . • . . . ` .".5.14 '190.111111 1A ilF•0 1 1 11 - •se • - ~ , , i . 4....... , s ~„;4" ....,- ....,-• - . . l c 1.... ... 05"....... • . ' 44 • . . fprit A i......% 1 . i e - . - . . • .• ..... ... ... • -.....-....................• ••••••... No. 128690] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1852. [T If IeEEPENCE . - Stock cancelled. Annuities granted. ... -- I•.LLERIf. - DODD, BROTHERS, 40, MONMOUTHSHIRE AND GLAMORGAN- IRELAND. RAILWAYS. I MONEY MA RK ET. 1822 ---.-- r, ~i Marks-how Mk). lows/k" ligaillmline,_aed SHIRE BANKING COMPANY. --..-- 1823 Isemedenet their ealmelmAMOIRT. - .' • twos '''' a . . mita *crams man a 4.7 011131AMINTe. DUBLIN, JAN. 21. THIS DAY. TH IS DAY. 1833 121,438 205,53.1 ..6 greet ...Spa M Asillo. tire= beeesterlape as . The report of Mr. J. H. Thomas, of Newport, the The Loath Adrertiser of this morning has, in a Two °Times. Two o'Ctoce. 1834 use-- -as auk is isessa.-10. maneger and accountant appointed by the committee 01 stop-preas, the following account of another attempted The share market opened this morning rather 1843 ...- The English stock market opened this morning at -- - --- shareholders and creditors to set in the affairs el this sem- murder of a landlord :- higher for some deseriptionii, but since the decline in 1811 a 1116 DAY Nthirr, 7 o CLOek.-It has become our die m,' mark, letmaineese. and th e.„____ 11 •11• 1 1• 9 0 11 ° 0 • 119 11__; and verified by attilevit, states that of the 100,4191. sub- ; dt t o heat rd r-thu es • -• siesti in he ***l•6 °011.11•0•••••0 4 youthful a n"' scribed end provided by . 101 shareholders. representing locality , iminel 'Mime and 4015014 mis leume neurally aa ob. tresktig u y reco r d anut r a t tem p t mu e of the outrage this time bring that pert of the e Consols the slight improvement has disappeared. tauotations are in most instances about the same as they y left off yesterday, but Midlands and Yor k yesterday s range, but a rather stronger feeling was perceptible, and, under the influence of the invest ments on account of the Sinking Fund, combined Ilaak St , 1 . 7 . 214; IT ENOLIAI SUS DO.-Tisis Dar. 3 par et. kodueol. 5 Th I Lone A...Mi 7 1.6 bona sort, 119,71 r 3,801 &hares, the sum of ,a,llOO/. was promised prior to Mt with the appearance of an influential broker as a 31., ce c..... 4. se,‘ * "I t te l .: awned. sal Shads Mai Maillie• Now rat ki dist county Armagh adjoining the northern extremity of the Dem Doodejetiol., 1.6.. 10.. roIiListe7mACASSAR OIL, he the growth and he November last. The report further states, that although it purchaser of Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. stock to D It I. ll. , !.z . f t s4 . .et i;. l l :l 4 i f Feb.. MI 1 Esehe.pierlilll..l.oo4.ol, 711. • did brsatityint the UM liseilasif Om, he ism.. has not yet been thought expedient to take proceedings E„„ J . li . county of Louth. ft oppears that as Meredith Chembre, and North Midlands are rather worse. The market imps. s t of Hawthorn Lodge, was returning from the generally is quiet, though not quite me dull as yes ", 0 ..0,, s si owe/eases, ma ermenly sulsonsses 'then so, ma against bank debtors. applications for payment have -''' , petty sessions of Forkliill this evening, he was fired at terday. the amount of 120,0001., a slight advance was este- YOREIUN lIIINDA. ge....01.. 1 • 1 • 8 o 8 1 . 9 ht°9114 1. 1 = 1 .. 9 . 9 1 1 . 019 " °0 " w il t 's°. made to ill; mid with respect to the firm of William blislied. With the issue of the Second Edition of the !I l'"'!" 1. "ell". tel 4 3 per et. M 0 x lean. 91 33 too ., ~r 0 n... rally nessiMeed beware of spurious .......and wounded. Ile now lies in the house of a peasant, Prices of F h shares they better """13. "r" iftri. '1 4 6 per et. Itivorrin..94 renc are ra ther ix imam. and Co., of l'enrhyn, the committee considered "t eel ei. elite m. )'n iia ' 5 Par I::: Mosinn. 112 . 14 DM. Infe.n 1. 461 71 limi Oise. rho oak essalse of mei lam len eased .• Row. about a mile from his residence. Wu are unable to state to-day, except for Centrals, which are flat. sup- Daily News, however, which communicated tlm in- es. N.,... 936 et Mos- 1. re. 43 '1 6 per C• Porossc... ou 1 , o , • i • r. 2.1 Oil iliNg ado animism us is haste-Sod the, , Pr°Pri,etY of acc e pting 3 composition oire" r" , their particular at present, nor can we soy whether the woundtelligenee of an attempt upon the life of Louis .; - W e i ' n N %Si' mall ION ; ay Mem gamalik and kr swot, and it was necessary to come to an immediate is dangerous. An express has jest unived in Dundalk r ted ortherns have rallied to 183. • Napoleon, some unemoness was created, and the 3 la e.t. Ciiibei. il 5 41 per et. Ithoaark ItiO/ 6 O. 3 pre i . Ineosii. 74 701 1 per M. +panne, Asire. 23 1 nemer....eo pewissam decision on the o ff er made by Mean. Williams. The for Dr. B r inker, who has left as we close these hurried =ARMS AND III'OCKS UNOUAZANTIUM. market has fallen back to the depressed range of 11 ssrli. ou ch, MI rti 3 per th. Mnalsh. 411 4 committee made a candul investigation into the sir- lines. A number of the Dundalk police have also left to 1 Cleing prime Sales today ep vm e rd a y . 1 pot et, Putcb. NA ell Do. Pare e, 4 e ?HZ AMAZON. cumstances of Mr, Williams, and were supplied with scour the country Ilk. Pt Ilenwers. Yesterday. tel Ipa • isouali, 31 1 el pse et. reeetuela. M 34 • statement of his debts and meets, and found hie - Consols opened 961 to 1 for money and the 10th of 1 0 .; , ' et. tt10. 004 .. 16 1 I C4 , Do. bansm.l.l3 13 The following statement, made in the Rooting - -------- - SOUTHAMPTON, W tiONESDAT. works to be • very exteneive, • giving employment to 2,200 at. al elmeless .. . 111 rtanlinian 6 Kress', ai to 947 /. Post of last night, isgratifying, although the circus- s iii • •• "6 6 II 11 1 February, and after reaching 964 have since returned !souk and a large part of the plant and fixed machinery Mae Smith, one of the paosengers of the Amazon, P e ere w nw d dsubject hea I e 1 stances are not mentioned tor the first time :-" We ._ :Vag( nil to vy feats, ga eagi .an Mil _ 41 s q to the opening price. The government broker in- LATE FOREIGN EXCHANGES. who vim tended at Ben i to meevenel from the shuck an d tat sal Usin.ll4•lllollemlfaue. 1 vested in this stock at 96i. lhe official business re- --- - other yearly payment. • and unless the compositiou offered learn," says the Post, " from a catholic clergyman in a - 1, gye m b uti m omoothfro. h 9 9 SI ' lur ee she ....Wailed in escape. She will leave to-crior- ."' - For Aessot. tn ' - t .. , were accepted Mr. M Miaow must slop. His stoppage Mayo, that •arrangements are in progress for placing Orekleskjese ALSO& -- As port is as follows: Three . per Cent. Consuls , pa:, 2 /it; PAWS. J.e. S i. l For -- or of Southampton ' s roue rendenee, a rot tor the Mel 7 . . would he necessarily followed by that of many other per- at. IN Money. Opentai Menne. Lowest.' Moses. W oichester, where she has been invited to stay • weex, anu several schools in that county in connexion with the si. , Ildgallandeler -.. Si 43 ditto for account, 901,1 ; Th ree per Centre Reduced , ______ eons, some of whom were debtors to and other& sharthulders I Chliemin .. ... .. 151 131 131. -_ 1 where her mother, • widowed lady, is now on her way to . w d National Board, and that this course has been taken aI a csisi ngo s ak i b,i , .. I% y. 301 151 971, . 1 ; Now The-and-a - per Cents., 981, rpm lbws .. ....... et Pr as IS ososrso 67 60 in the bank. The wool) be k • I h y wou ept going 1 e were, a Ice bee Min Smith last 1301 in money . a gold watch, and with the acquiescence of Archbishop M'Hale, who se ', 43 1 0 aMlasea Weer a 11 lees 1; ang Annuities, 1860, 7 1-16, 7; ditto 34) years, 3 percents _._ _-. 503 70 108 1110 104 0 153 0 104 o after mach deliberation the committeee sanctioned the ram, sad Aber , 3 per Gat.. New lion ... ease le arlier i• in the Aar***' She sera lb° wle " Er n aeceptasee et the composition by the manager. The ma - had been, from the outset, strenuously opposed to the I I D r • lin isles. .s 7 1859, 61 ; India Stock, 261; Bank Stock, 2161. Sort Mink I ... '" -•- .. • • • . ether mother , sad was proceeding to the Wed Ind to eager states that Me. Thai. Vothergill holds SOO shares, and national system." Is ,an lisstanumi:a. There is not much business offering in the un- 4 19• 143 vnte_ bat charge of the ethicatios of • family of children. Nearly .00 appointed • director on the formation of the bank in end Little ..Si SI 14 e funded securities, and the quotation of Exchequer Ezem ""' ' on Linda' atslstit. 15 2 7 1; le dame as 12*. l'l i i 1 " . lien sr " **a iii r • espy bribbs benevolent la th - 1886,11ut us. awn of the bask were really them and for le Isu De. (sts ill.) 2 11 an, 5, 1340 ~, Money I Napier 'tents goals for her sole use. T • Maor of Southampton is N. iPi realsra panda .. . G 1 N t Billa remains stationary at 56u. to 6103. prem. For no. 1, Om 'n . ans . • a r several years after mamaged by Mr. Philip Jesse end Kr. SPORTING. Ilk I all naeleen 111•1•6 Ones A.. India Bonds there is no inquiry whatever. Do. 4 about to Internet himself to o btain Reginald James Bkwitt only; the deed of settlement pm1L17.111161 ... 4* 41 the Admiralty for the relatives who were dependent e _ ear ____ _„,_ --.- ram Paw" to ter °°' BETTING AT MANCHESTER-ThasDoe. 33 l an Dm Mlle I 101 A att. 3 se In the foreign house business is of an ordinary eirdresm a p.m. CI 40 bank Anne. en lieutenant Brady. the Admiralty agent of the F ee, T udi p.m woo to thoot b. 1.6). IS all Mg lemsekke_ ... .. 14 le 131 PAste, Jur. 21.-St. Germain, -; Versailles (right am .ion The Southampton committee has just re- Livieroca, ITILReLIPMASR. character , and prices present scarcely the least uncles at enteral meetings of shareholders in 1437 for 13 t o 1 ig t wi e t z ,,,. (tn. ' ) list o I ..,* mods (to m ) '• s it ell Ds litioneree - - haat • 1. sisal: Dia smash sit AU. Earn ■ and Orleans 1 . 010 • • Park . ...I niarg 401. which was contributed last Sunday el iris Dos Disl. - .•. ..- - change, I;tit the feeling is generally a shade eteadier. sa d Isms Me; amen sea mama Das armills asil 41,4405 a one year, an d until April, 1841, they continued so to ma- Is uttorotliais HANDICAP. II the congregation of St. a s c o church, Birmingham. l mg Ilea limas ... 0 0 ---r : 0 - 14 to 1 Wet Atkins (takes) 23 to 1 ..t Lindgren (eilien Mexican Bonds are rather better again. Sales are us ; gtraSmont and Bak. NW 50 ; Centre, 5n3 ; &Anew - sat A:tee:ether the subscriptions amount now to nearly . 6 0001. nage the bank without any formai resolution M I' i . . i et ae adislargh Oren= " " thergill continued • director until January, 1811, when be tel 1 - Itarrtfoot (taken) 33 to 1 - Anna Berwick t) d 4. 12 , thus recorded :-Brazan Old Five per Cents., 941 Aislens, :SI 23; Onee Rordintix, 431 3n Northrtn. 470; Earle e. 41 54 t• siol ...unaware. 165; Part, and Lyons, 366 25; Torts and NAM% About 10,0M.M, will be required: and there is nu doubt, he resigned officii, but was ree l ec t e d a direetor in 1342, 3 ° to 1 - W 77•••• colt (0 M. WO Mower& lientirgifiefl. -.•— Belgian Four-and-a-llalf per Cents., 92, i. Chilian Six 303 se; Dieppe 808 SCC•1110, 222 50. leis the manner in which money is still pouring in, thatCHEN It CUP. . and wee continued from that time by triennial election. le, to t ape Riolltea'er (taken) 3.410 to 3044114 y Werfoot e (t) 23 ' . 11 ire " 116 " 119 I• it' 19 1 per Cents., 101 ; do. Three per Cents.,66. Daniell Five MADRID, JAN. 16.-Three per Cents., 381 ; after th it sure will be obtained. h Mr Fothergill serve! from 1812 to Mil, when lie notified Si to I__ gl o a t /,,,,,,,. it) him to 30 - Neosho .. itt 123 all De,l l i = l„ .)Lt3 s ar.6: 1 3 1 3 til 6 Mach in,t e r"r„, w e l b ! ... ... C1eit " 1 . , 5 f 1t i .. 6 , 14 .7. k . 5a 2 u 0 r i a5 a... 1 hie . refweal to act on learning that he had been re-elected. Si to 1 - Mg/ Sheet, .1) /cal to 30 - colt out of Due- 131 al j -i, a per Cents , 1031 : Dutch Two-andu-Half per Cents., 11810 13, 3 8 3. New Three per Cents. Deferred, 181; t 4 " 7 "'" 74 ".' :v11 " .... "* . bl-.lbu-- ' l "' a " -- --- --- 3 For theurt of insisting the bank he, from time to time, 50 to 1 - Cockcrow when ss d„t i s,,, n e s 50 I all Otainuleand set.gre. 36 Me 4141 , ;ditto , ditto, l'our per Cent. Certificates, 90 1 , .1 ; after Boles, 181. Centeno', 83 ; after Boise, Bt. Pass 1,, sr. from all parts of the cow of Spain and Portugal, an increased so to 1 - Umtata. ,taken) dam (taken) A. MO lied Western _ ... .. 13 36 IR I 0 t he bed ito b . tit, so d is October, 1648, a ~,s and • .il soot likely bring home any more of the piteseagi sum of 15.0004 iind in March, POO, a sum of 11,0001. were ._. __ lel 11 Do. Tarde . . 451 am 67f. 60e. (exchange, 26f. 35c.) Mexican Bonds, for nand , 104 p. Exchange on London, 61. that It • out ire w wow miy have been landed ens toast . w transferred from his current account to a deposit account, OXFORD , WORCESTER, AND WOLVER- atom unwires mucio;•kii et sij - sti 601 roleahle however, that if OWN AM saved, but 3.1 1 0 TM 1111 Mes ... ... . - - at. account, 30, 2113 ; ditto small, 30. Portuguese Five lisimiN, JAN. 19.-Yoluntary Loan, 1021; ditto, a: all tail , • , d . where they have since remained. Mr. Feirdinaad Huddle- HAMPTON EXTENSION TO LONDON. ile •13 Ds. MY - es • 7 1 1 1 w per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 901, 91; ditto, Four Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1021 ; National Debt, vest thes might have been taken on to a greater ounce h h . h an t atone bolds 40sharee enders& appointed • director in July, Se Hi Do. West liniam • easa - - ~ before they were tended, to be sent ome ,) meow . 1313, and is July, 1850 he prevailed upon his father, who per Cents., 341. Sardinian Five per Cent., 90,1. 8 91; Commercial Marine, 1211. Bank Shares, 993. Ave numeronsl attended l'n o f th e town 14 al 1 • 0901,90 WIN 1 _,. , ••nt ymeet g.. 14 151 lased les. Is. bareliolder in the bank, to advanee a sum of , 7 llk il torksandssegerad . 6 71 •• 61 Spanish Active Five per Cents., 231; ditto, Old Three VIENNA JAN. 20.iv0 per Cent. Milalliues. le ;Oen 11, to the aeeed armee of the neva/ Mmi. . sot . 17,5().,ai: order to meet a he at that time eni the bank, of t xbndge and its neighbourhood, called by • provisional e , • ~,, , am. 97 * 4 , , , i per Cents., 41 1; ditto, Now Deferred Three per 9:53; Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 8, 11. Bunk has at Plymouth in net despatching a steamer to the place committee of landowners, wee held yesterday at the public ot, , too W oi e, ii 1131 114 2 • 1 and fur that seen the father is a creditor. Mr. F. Huddle- Cents., 181. Shares, 1,226. Exchange on London, 12.05. et the wreck, it et stated that nose of the Martha* of the a 2 rooms, Uxbridge, for the purpose of taking measures for 13 22 Do. tbk, reset... .. 111 2 pas h et stone also brought in 2,500/. in August last, at the urge . gnaws, or any person connected with the ateampee es is tng •re way common' •i n between tebl • h' il cto that district IS 12 Do. PIM! __, ~. 21 21 The tendency of railway traffic, as shown in the Mertes, JAN. 14.-Neapolitan Fives, 101; Sicilian re. ueet of the di ton and is a creditor for that sum. Mr. al_ .. 1 I tesslelaS• communicated uffieielly with the naval cum 11.1W. Jones holds 610 ' shofcall f3l .hares, and no part that e . . and the metropolis by means of the Oxford, Worcester, and 10 ; I D 0419411 4.• 140 -(C 4. 111.,140 Looks hOstidh•Westan SS Se MI retunis for the last week, now issuing,"continues de- Fives, 89 (and rieing); Exchange on Loudon, 078. sumuirr in-eluef to afford him any iaformaticia respecting made 1148 db h' I but the dividends in . was pas y t eleven eman, M olverhamptun Extension to London ; Mr. CilltbitorMlß N i 491 De.. sea 76 lAs cidedly favourable. The London and North Western the ialassity. payable ou his ehares were placed to his credit, and had Toweite in the chair. _ ,_ PLYIIIorTH, WlDNrstnAr. The • in •• 'd h N I " f 1: , —"'."f .. return is 39,2031., being an increase of 252/. over the CHAIRMAN, opening the proceedings, sat e 4, en ei aegaseees 21 I„. produced 1,0371. in payment of a call of 10430/. This ii MINES. IL,. monger shortly after daylieht, the .lean „. Collne had been part unued in all similar cash, and a re- knew well how deeply interested the town of Uxbridge SLIM° u ii• corresponding week of 1851 • the Midland, 19,910/. spogkr:v. Master-Commander Allen, male her number , was in establishing • railway communication to the metro- 1 1 1! 4! li D i t i ==o "*. lden 31 31 dls . -increase, 2251. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, -- • anl cone quietly te. the Sound into the harbour. The I • paused P the '' , 4 h ' February, 1859, 'el anon was pass on - t of that no et leo Mani ... 531 S3l ..hares should be forfeited fur non- meet of roll. Mr. p o lo . They had had many schemes placed before them, all „, ~,„ „,_ sse _m_im,,,Lee_ . 241 23 511 ii I 15,:115/.-irerease, 1,666/. ; the London and South TIIIS DAY. m sits went out on Saturday, in company with the „„ Jones .. P a y •- 0 " - h of which had fallen to the ground. The plan which was ' 3 7,' IT 5 i L d ••••• •=7, 1 • 4 11 7 4/) _ home 110 shares, •and he brought in e, .on 4 t . Western, 8,468 L-increase, 218/. • the Great West ?' .. ' .s. l mas ' I Alf el V . h to ve Aram, NO-- -- :cr-t unamant Uf 10. Cite . pro-d th e b • h "' now devise was fur putpuee of ringing t e Oxford, Li ell Neenneeket ... ... . 74 II Two o'Cr.oca. August last, at the urgent Bequest of the director. to meet here the Amason was burnt and wrecked, •. • .` , ds Worcester, au" Wolverhampton line to join the South •j ii Niresset. Aligegsvesay, mid to th e *put w .ern, 13,9061.-inerease, '2951.; the York and North In the Stock Exchange to-day business in mining the pressing wants of this bank. Mr. J. Freer no. 100 h it hould art to , ILA ..... le the waters end shores On winch •W te t Brentford. In eosin before them g on the present • 1 mid WsimemL. . - - dl. II 1 Midland, 6,02 31.-increase, 7/.; the Bnstol and Exeter, shares is not shores, and paid in pan of the call of 3/., but his dividends c• rn •• Vie - -ex tensive, but the prices of the gold lis• tee.. e• 'mot likely to meet with any boat or raft pat off occasion , ho appeared merely as a public man fur the par- 10 ! 7 770 w 7 7 and ilbobki ••• hid been retained, and had produced 170/ in part of a call St. leo Norfolk ... .. ... 21 U 23 3,6 0 31.-increase,2B6/.; the York,Newcastle,andßer- adventures are well supported. Numerous fredi pro from: . .: !and Amason in her hour of peril and destruc of 3001. Allthese f • director. . id i eregoing none ant gave a pose of procuring proper railway communication and acc use- 20 ! a uo.nia l m.. .• 1 „ 1 „ dl wick, 12,718/.-decrease, 1531. • the Great Northern, 4ects for the prosecution of gold miningenterprise both •,,,,, so. Is. exiwnenced much foul weather, but has not .modatiun to the inhabitants of this district, end he must so ,e, Northern Qualm Gala. il 3 al s al , mint and several prom' r note for 004. in February, 9,744/.-increase, 2,852/. ; the ' Manchester, Sheffield, in California and Aust 1 . ' 8/m/ /4,1 iu itaiumg any further ortormataon as to th e 1851, 01 hNI y h It' and 1.11 h . paya eto t e . onmout s ire amurgans ire and Litteolnehire, 6,11 U-increase, 2971. Amass, er of the mini. its of her neetructi on. proposed, it appeared to him to gjvc them &roommate- 16 I9i North Denim- ... 4 4 As English and Australian copper shares ere firmer, Banking Company, in order that it might be endorsed to - C n which the stood so much in need of. (Hear, hear.) Se ' 1 7 . North lioillrailms: . ale tif Notice has been issued of the due payment of the having been bought at 1 prem.; Australian Freehold _ the Commercial Bank of London as a security for any 'The i n h a bit ants of the countof II le h also 00 i l9 North Warligl••• •• - - y uc rog ant were dividends on the following stocks, negotiated shares are quoted 3to 4 prem.; Australian Auri- THE COMMISSION OF LUNACY ON MRS. advances they might come under on account of the . Mon- Wist.luee IMs very anxious to oen further communication to that count I° i s Narthates " - ' i pm CUMMING. mouthshire and Glamorganehire Banking Company, and of • - - ferous Ore, kto 1 prem.; Australasian, 3to 11 prem. fur the purpose carrying their agricultural produce to the o t , 33 ~,,03 , 93 , 1 ... .. 1 4 this note was still held by the Commercial Bank,. to whom ee London markets ;in fact, it was of the greatest importance m, 33 nendelk 111,Aand ... ... s 9 ing due on the Ist of February next :-viz. Canada - that further facilities should be given, and such a scheme IS I 23/ New.. . „ .7 a Debentures and Louisiana State Bonds issued in rte. Shoe. Mfrs. Covina Hams,' Paid. prim. done WA. :/: ii_:.t to a close enterday. expected to be paid by Mr. Huadiestone in respect of his would afford all thatall ' This ISill sit Shrews. & Arm . , clip 6 41 was had to partaes.favour of the Union Bank. A limited number of -I_ , yesterday.i to.day. ....... Uncut uf Mrs. Cumming for perjury at the Mon- liability. The same coat had been pursued in respect of tli. el IM., amen.- ... ... 4 41 41 town aneciall he considered had not been fairly dealt with -, . • nth •-...1•-• Mating been pros e 4, the call of 3 , . with Mr. 0. Bennett aud Mr. NY. B. Wat- • y lo , 7 Skrewebunallerefordoet 4 3. die these latter bonds, which mature on the let August ioo,oas I 'Amta Fria -(hear, hear)-and he need not tell them how much the 3,4• ale was ... h ., sad e was , 1 li Is palls Dr. Asheell was called and examined-Saw Mrs. Cum- king, the latter had proposed to pay 1,0001. a share to meet next, will be paid off at par next month. The half- 100. 0 0 - ) tos. angle canard= - : : lox 14 „ l want of such a communication had tended to depreciate the I /s e e, m , lino ,„ „ 11 is 13,001 So Asturian ........... ' 111 ... ... sag ou Friday. kliwationeel her on the subject of her the dividen.l of So., to be paid this month to the creditors - early dividend and instalment on the Louisiana } 30,000 30 Australian „ ... 1 i 1 6 _ , value of th e proper t y, and these were the motives which had 14: all DO.llBlBllB ... •. 61 71 " "' a...line, she said there was neither delusion nor mistake and it was b,: • eved Met Mr. Bennett, who was a large rail. induced him to come forward on the present occasion , 1 0 10 Do. 0811841, ... .. 10 11 State Bonds issued in favour of the Citizens Bank is S O .OOO 1 Ave Maris • I i I Ps& li 1 in lur 1.-bug towards them which was entirely caused by way contractor, en ready to contribute 10,0001. for theism* Mr. T. F. CLAIMS then moved, " That in the opinion of also advertised for payment, by Messrs. de Lizardi 5." " bbebarwb I " 3 "na ami all ••• •••• their mailuet. She said there were other persons who left e. t .l Mr 'emelt had undertaken to contribute 10,000/. this . . meeting the town and neighbourhood of Uxbridge were 8 , • so si ihroperse Mein pr..p s try out of Om ordinary way whose intellect was &ad pur pos e La ch, LOGO/. The amount of shares in the company death Dev i. ...... IS 111 and Co. 20,000 British Iron - not tutted with accommodation by railway with the a , se d i ms ' a i m ... ; ..oar sot ••• net the re tom considered tmour& She mid she did not sea 18.04. and of these. 4,150 were held by Mr. 1 ' iii _ trope . RI 4 / The intelligence from Paris, officially denying the 10,000 3.. Brasil. Imp (1,....at 52. ma 24 1 • 11 1 adequate or nearly adequate with its wants." so ie nook mew „, " ~ 39 so •• . al I li that. tit to ioAte any of her property to her grandchildren. Jones, and 1,060 by Mr. Reginald James Blewitt. The '"" Ile did not believe there was one dissentient voice in Ca- 20 13 iouth TorkiliatraiDa• 31 2) Us statement that the Bank ot France was to supersede 41 ' 0 Ts 1 Z . . l ii,7r,t. a g nei n. in ' - y e . 15 ,2 ' 23 , A d. eke sad die Ira. under a mistake with regard to the call of 31. per share was paid on 9,393 shires, and the ma. bridge, and he could see no reason why this district should 13 IS 9 t 11111 •1 rad Dilallmeffin - - the Receivers-General, has given some satisfaction. mom „. Care Coelo• p.n.s. but she thoueht she had sufficient grounds at anger believed that contribute ins to pay creditors may be be So Is rammelleruDeließall. lit 13 Me ' excluded from proper railway communication ;as they lt seems that the proposed plan would have caused 7 0 - C P /411.° Cy time ter her r uviuutu. With regard to the supposed ezpected from and in reepoct 4( 6,000 snares, but that no all seemed unanimous on the subject, the sooner it .. r o Iv a ===.. 91 49 ,000 3 Loa. &Australian Copper 21 4 I Pte. 3 4 1 atti last .o .trandulition, she said she was alarmed at the snlietantial contributions are to be expected from or in .. - much inconvenience, as in many departments there 20,e00 20 Dent en effected the better. al M reekatoweemMalhowiee 171 17 176 are neither branches of the Bank of France nor 5 'A C° I °old ' . Mount. " , saddest' soul her daughter'emovemente, and really thought respect of the remainder. lie. P. Jones and Mr. R. J. Mr.W. F. De SAL/8 seconded the resolution, which was II U Do. dollsetalms .. 771 As 13i 11.000 3 Gnat Polgooth all par ; pail at the tense that the design was to strangle her. She now Blewitt acted, the one as chairmen, the other as deputy- eee tea. 33 I De.o.l4.lLPerriese .. 3 3 . 31 joint-stock banks. As the holders of rentes may, if *we 10 114extesalcitoutkAmerken 9 31 4 1 &listed it to be • mistake on her part. She said her pro- chairman, until April, 1342, and the other dineton did not '" e dr. PArtiON, a large shareholder of the Oxford, Wor- It. to fork and North LOW 21 221 11/ 2 they please, receive their dividends in the chief 2,0 4, 000 1 Nouveau Nand* pens isa. worth 5001. or SUM, but that it would be worth take any real part in the management until 184-, 't when orator and Wolverhampton, having explained at consider- places of their departments the local holders would 7 ' bb 1 1 30 .flaallago de Cuba Minh mon ntl/8 it not for the expenses of these dreadful they discovered that 15,000/. was owing from Mr. Blewitt, able length the peculiar advantages of the proposed line, 26,1 LIMIS LIUSRD AT riutD aINTALs . 6,000 10 Ma Croft SNlttembeghem•UstordJunel have been deprived of this advantage in some fifty or 43,174 M. 231 Quite 1 Mennen ..... all 121 21 preeLedaw*. Does not think that Mrs. Cumming could and that the obligations of Mr. Philip Jones amounted to which is to close to Uxbridge and join the South • be teemed to couccal her delusions if they existed. She an equal sum. The directors tl. n took steps these . tosupport the project was carried unanimously, and a coin- tel 3411,1•161. • Advice, from Paris report that at length the price Litutlf. leit it went against her she did not think she gentlemen, and mortgages were given : t both. In July, mince having been appointed fur the purpose of watching ee ,l I Nollall_,_ 4ll ~,____ 11 let of sovereigns has followed the course of exchange, would seiner it mare than two or three months. 1842, Mr. Blewitt resigned the appeintrocet of manager, and over the railway communication of the district , the meeting a • ri 1 " r s e a s "W MU" ' having receded five centimes, but being still in ad- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. c0.......0—5aw Mrs. Cumming at the suggestion in August, 1912, Mr. Jour, erased to be a threstor, and Mr. _„„ as. , 2ed. vane° of short bills in London. ---- et Mr. James. • Blewitt, who was re-elected a director. nee r attended • "v I Osesee M SO fel MIL. mnn0n5i.............' -- -. . .. . . ... .. .. . • . , , ne, , PAIII3. 340. SI. For - Meer. opentnr . 111014ert. wo4.' Clump& Spar Cowin. per 1.0M4 . ...... „.. 403 TS lIP 410 104 0 163 0 104 0 3 per C.Aann. New Law ... • •• ner Centm. Reesamined by Mr. James—Read the case in the papers. It excited a good deal of interest in the profession. Dr. Cos.lly CIALIADV4I-1 am physician of Hansel], and Les, desoted cons.derable attention to mental disease. I saw Mr.. Cumming for the tirvt time in 1846, at York Loos , the I:th of September, and also on the 18th. I was ilepir it to give my evidence on her behalf at the corn ea...a, ot I did not think her insane. I saw her stain un tn. Ist of December. It is impossible for lunatics to ion., al th. it delsusioss . that is, if one proceeds with este and yitience. one never fails to bring them out. This lady could sot ld tutored to conceal the evidence of her dein cap. d ass such existed as the result of disease. I have seen h, t sight times. I examined her on the subject of her d.lusions. Her statement now is quite consistent wi• th In r 4.dernent in 18t6. A feeling of aversion towards chddn e. where it is founded on cause, is not a delusion but au tut. ooty of feeling. She says that her children did not tan t I h.r life, provided they could get her property. She ins" r s. ry simple account of the supposed attempt to strangle her. That feeling does not exist now. It is the sexy nature ut a neluson that it continues to haunt the nand I have given great attention to this case, and am of opinion that she is not of insane mind. I sweat sot keep her in Haswell as a lunatic if she had been pod, d there. Crass-rzasained by Sir F. Thesiger—l keep a private lu natic album for • limited number of patients. lam also put yrupcietor of another in Mayes. I did not say a great deal to Mrs. Camming about her property. I said it was 'A t 41 the allegations against her that she spent more than sic allird. She neither denied nor avowed it. I did sot avl. her anything about her will. To the Commissioner—lhe way in which a person ma sari d prop, rty might be a test of sanity or insanity. Ido ad Idiots how this lady managed her property, except from wke 1 have beard in the course of the case. . . . Dr. F. W:nslow WU recalled, and stated that he did not thud' at praftsable Mfg. Cumming could by tutored toconccal ht r del 11111.10 A. fht Cue of Mn. Cumming hawing closed here, Mr S-erjeant Wilkins commenced at 12 o'clock to sum tub ace oa her behalf in powerful speech, which apall the restaiader of the day. Olt JAN. 21—Ate pension of the lion. 4 -Kitty of Ursj elan. , holslen this day, Terence Hughes, k.l, was called to the degree of barrister-at.law. retT.OEFICE IiEGULATIONs.—It was announced °we time since that, in COlDffillC IWO of the compulsory Pt payment by stamps of inland letters posted In the pro vinces, the whole of the provincial postmasters had been sspnlied with a large stock of postage stamps on credit, in order that the public should not surer inconvenience ttrough a short supply of stumps in country offices. In 'To r farther to prevent inconvenience to the public, the l'Amaster-General has now ordered that each sub-post ,ster and letter receiver shall be suppled with 20s. worth t I.nrty stamps on credit, and he is also in future proki ' 1 for letting his stock of penny stamps get lower than I'.. uorth before he obtains a fresh supply. These ar t.a?ements are not intended to interfere with the necessity • t telt sub-postmaster and letter receiver keeping • it stork of stamps of any kind, but merely to secure Poses %%ion of at lean a certain amount of those most in denim I. Hitherto provincial postmasters have been is= to .Ikr sub-postmasters and letter receivers in their . I..trie, whom they supplied with stamps, the same EOM. U. , ' , OD mi their sale that they themselves received, via., 'sr per cent • so that they got nothing by the sale of stamps *.• Asir subordinates. The Postmaster-general has now evil. for tic future, ftve-sizths of the commission to be the P't rii-ite of the sub-postmaster. and letter receivers, and oilier to be the perquisite of the provincial post ta ..tors who supply them with stamps. litvi.Nroar, J.tN. 21.—The Sprightly and Avon, 0. Do narre, sailed on Saturday morning to soar* kg tor COO may yet be saved from the wreck of the Arms. i he Commander Blanc, sailed on Sate*/ for ".. East Indies—The Sparrow, ketch, in charge of ler. O. II Mil., seeded master, arrived from Ireland on Sunday, •L , re s h e has been employod surveying: her powder was ?skis out on Monday. afte r which eh. esee hriMmg /"- tot olf. —The Diligence, transport, Mitchell Mass, Initid on Monday , with stores from Portentous*. and 'Cm" into harbour, when cleared, she will be Wen with "°", and provider for the squadron at Lirimme—Thei Heide. steamer, Commander O. S. Pon yesterday mismaine, without somegrag ronnirg 11, ! , more of the paestogers or crew of the swiliolwende *astern. She has bed some defects, whiles an =Mrs sad will take in a supply of coals, when elm will be ready for are.—fle Nagicienne, steamer, le he be corsair tweed at this pmt , with a compkment of 200 eaters sad ten- Captain William Ramsay is appointed to her. iitst.as 4:115 PILL HAtuuua .HAILWAY.—The (44 of this =Sew line with branch from the °ware tramway, is by the madam at 45,0611. The report of Mr. J. H. Thomas, of Newport, the manager and accountant appointed by the coalmine° of shareholders and creditors to act in the affairs of this com pany and investigate the various transactions, just made, and verified by slBlavit, states that of the 100,4191. sub scribed and provided bz . 101 shareholders, representing 3,801 shares, the sum of ,a,llOO/. was promised prior to 19th November last. The report further states, that although it has not yet been thought expedient to take proceedings against bank debtors. applications for peyrneut have been made to all; mid with respect to the firm of William Williams and Co., of l'enrhyn, the committee considered the propriety of accepting a composition offered for their debt, and it was necessary to come to au immediate decision on the offer made by Meows tVilliams. The o made a careful investigation into the en ," of Mr. Williams, and were supplied with a statement of his debts and assets, and found his works to be very extensive,giving employment to 2,200 persons. and a large part of he plant and fixed machinery were mortgaged and subject to heavy rents, mileages, and other yearly payments, and unless the compositiou offered were accepted Mr. Williams must stop. His stoppage would he summarily followed by that of many other per sons, some of whom were debtors to and others shareholders in the bank. They would he kept going if he were, and after much deliberation the committees sanctioned the acceptance of the composition by the manager. The ma nager states that Mr. Thos. Fothergihl holds 500 shares, and was appointed a &motor on the formation of the bank in 1836, but the Ware of this bank were really thaw and for several years after managed by Mr. Philip Jesse and Mr. Reginald James Blewitt only; the deed of rertHensent having given this power to those &demon for one yew, end whisk power was to them ► by rear lunges at general meetings of shareholders in 1837 for one year, and until April, 1841, they continued so to ma nage the bank without any formai resolution. Mr. Fo thergill continued a director until January, 1811, when he resigned office, but was re-elected a director in 1842, and was continued front that time by triennial election. Mr. Fothergill served from 1812 to Mil, when he notified his refusal to act on learning that he had been re-elected. For the purpose of assisting the bank he, from time to time, increased the balarice to he, credit, and is October, 1648, a suns of 15.000/, and in March, 1840, a sum of 11,0001. were transferred from his current account to a deposit account, where they have since remained. Mr. Ferdinand Huddle stone bolds 40 share, and was appointed a director in July, 1513, and in July, 18.50 he prevailed upon his father, who was not a shareholder in the bank, to advanee a sum of 25,000/., iu order to meet a pressure at that time oil the bank, and fur that suns the lather is a creditor. Mr. F. Huddle stone also brought in 2,500/. in August last, at the urgent request of the directors, and is a creditor for that sum. Mr. 11. W. Jones holds 610 shares, and no part of the call of 31. made in 1848 was paid by this gentleman, but the dividends payable on his shares were placed to his credit, and had produced 1,0371. in part payment of a call of 104301. This course had been pursued in all similar cases, and a re solution was passed on the 28th of February, 1819, that no shares should be forfeited fur non-payment of call. Mr. E. Jones holds 110 shares, and he brought in .5,0001. on 7th August.last, at the urgent request of the directors, to meet the pressing wants of this bank. Mr. J. Fraser holds 100 shares, and paid in past of the call of 3/., but his dividends MI bus retained, and had produced 1701 in part of a call el Mi. All these foregoing directors signed suet gave a joint and several promissory note for 20,0001. in February, oilit 1851, cto the Monmouthshire and Ulainurganshire Bankieri y. in order that it might be endorsed to She Bank of London as a security for any *Omar dog tort come under on account of the Mon mouthshire and lamorganshire Banking Company, and this note was still held by the Commercial Bank, to whom Mr. Fothergill had agreed to pay 7,0001., and 5,0001. was talented to be paid by Mr. Haddlestone in respect of his liability. The same COUTOe had been pursued in respect of the call of 3'. with Mr. 0. Bennett and Mr. W. B. Wat kins, the latter had proposed to pay 1,0001. a share to morn the dieiden.l of 55., to be paid this month to the creditors and it was be:•eved that Mr. Bennett, who was • large reile way contractor, nal ready to contribute 10,0001. for the same purpose. Mr. Powell had undertaken to contribute 10,0001. and Mr. Latch, 1,00/. The amount of shares in the company was 18.053. and of these. 4,150 were held by Mr. l'hilip Jones, and 1,060 by Mr. Reginald James Blewitt. The call of 31. per share was paid on 9,393 shares, and the ma nager believed that contribei'i me to pay creditors may be expected from and in respect tai 6,000 snares, but that no substantial contributions are to be expected from or in respect of the remainder. Mr. P. Jones and Mr. R. J. Blewitt acted, the one as chairmen, the other as deputy chairman, until April, 1842, soda,' other directors did not take any real part in the management until 1842, whoa they discovered that 15,000/. was owing from Mr. Blown*, and that the obligations of Mr. Philip Jones amounted to an equal sum. The directors 11. •11 took steps to obtain all the securities they i mid from these gentlemen, and mortgages were given :.. both. In Jaly, 1842, Mr. Blewitt resigned the appointment of manager, and in August, 1612, Mr. Jones ceased is he a director, and Mr. Blewitt, who was re-elected a director, nes r attended a meeting of directors, nor did either of them !eke any part in the management of the bank after that 'inn. Xr. Blewitt was paid .5001., as managing director, u,' to Deena bee, 1842, under resolution of a general meeting of August, 1837. At the thirteenth half-yearly general 'lnca.; of the proprietors, held on Fob. 13, 1843, u report was mal • by the directors, stating, among other things, that " since the last meeting Mr. Blewitt had retired from the direction, and that Mr. B. Jones, of Llanarth, had been elected in his place, pursuant to the 40th clause of the deed of settlement. In making this announcement, your directors would refer you to the latter part of clause 15, by which you will ::o that, on the establishment of the company, Mr. Jones and Mr. Blewitt (the old firm) had alone the right to inspect and regulate, and control the ledger accounts and discount operations of the bank fur one year. This clause had been renewed from time to time, at every general meet ing, and was in force until they retired, although the board has latterly assumed the direction of your affairs. The accounts have all been investigated, many advances have been recalled, other large and unprofitable accounts have been put in train of liquidation, and in every case where practi cable the be security has been taken." The actual debt of dr. Philip Jones, exclusive of claims on customers, which he promised to guarantee, does not exceed 86,0001., in respect of which debt a mortgage of 40,0001. is held by the London Joint Stock Bank, and a mortgage for 5,0001. by the Monmouthshire and Glamorganshire Banking Company, both which sums are expected to be realised. With respect to the 5,0001., the manager has been informed by lba solicitors to the banking company, who have recently inspected the deed, that it is extremely probable that such mortgage deed would be Mfg and construed to be a security to the said banking comp not for such sum of 5,0001., but for a sum of 35,0004 .1 least. The manager further reports as the result o f in that 100,4631. would be amply sufficient to Mlgo auditors whose debts do not exceed 20!., ma s boa agreed to accept that sum in discharge of ei, larger debt, and to pay all the other unsecured unsilletelle not Wig diarehoiders, a dividend of five shilliao Ms AO pound. - That this sum of 100,4631. already subeedled anal provided by 101 shareholder', holding 3,801 shares cane slated of 64,6361. in cash, and 35,8921. in bills, and iota,. and creditors' Mows, the latter being only for the sus of fire . shillials io tbs pound ; the members of the sasmalos hay saboalbod m follows .—T. Wintle, 2,0001. ; ff. RIF nett, ; T. Powell, 1,0001. ; T. Fothergill, 10,0001. ; T. Misbaboo, lAN. ; O. Lowrance, _1,5004. • and others. Creases In as amsom of between 3 0,0601. sad 300,0001. Ind Is assigt the progssol smagsitisa of 16s. in the ia dlosbagg of Mew dobli. THE AUTHORITIES OF ST. PAUL'S. TO THE IDITOIt O► TUT EXP/MS. Eln,—The perverse and litigious conduct of the Dean and Chapter of St. l'sal's in again refusing the request of the city authorities to allow the removal of the unsightly railing in front of Nat building, deserves espe cial rmaark mid rerobation. The grounds on which their oldediss kholoW are equally futile and contemptible. Balsas tho OF hoot pretty& to go to great expense in , sad Chapter will not poro wid nist 1 = 61 1111 1 2 in questirm without any cost to I themselves, to be mode available he the improvement of the neighbourhood sod the great sesommodation of the public. Just as reasonable would it have boss foe those who pulled demo the houses is feat of to loyal Exchange, making that momiliamitspowlag moil* tie Bank, to have re. I heed Is dormsoualow • Bogs min of money had beta promised flaw rims ether somas Ar widening the narrow avenue of the teralle7. But this is only soother evidence of the narrow.milial SZCIIII*IIIIIIIIIII which characterises, with few morptism, the satireologioal body of this away. Whoa were they ever karma Is lake an active part ka =z eseare that was of iffilmoot le the general irked, the interarb of irk own miler wen= up with it? All their smaparbirs, MA public and private, an snowlielly sat!-populm. nosy an in all things a elms spook awl seem to take a sambid delight in setting than• mhos in arra of y g the ramma all bulk of orgis. It is high time some adequate cheek wee &mind upon their people tworgrowa ~... authority. The groat Adopt of WI warm le to t he le in general HA IS %tenet wad Whom oil the lattitatims of the slats se Mon M easrolos a salutary control over whatnot iliglasige teem themselves, or is designed for their 'spooled The events of the last few years are quite sufficient to show that no other body in the land ever dared to sot pule* *plebs es stack at &doom es the clergy of oar I&mmb ob ilikboasot, and it must be that so spasm oaf puma reform will ever be cowgirls tilt dam sot reader Mat In*, at least in all that MAP Si swift 'Ratko, mom amomble to the public will.—l ma, sir, yours respectfully, Clispidle, JIM. 21,101 • CITIZEN. LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. LtviarooL, JAN. 21.—We have had a dull heavy market today, with little or do business doing, at reduced rates. The quotations are as follows :—Caledonian, 151 16 I—East Lancashire, 1.11 I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 611 —Ditto (fifth shares), 72 as—London and North Western, 1104 c.—Ditto (new quarter shares), 211 p.—Manchester, Sheilleld, and Lincoln, 321—Ditto (preference shares), 12 9-16—Midland, 5.11 kij i—St. Helen's Rail and Canal (pref. gus. 6 per cent. and div.), I4o—South Eastern and 1/over, 201—York and North Midland, 221 2—Waterford and Kilkenny (preference shares), 11 d. BRIATot, JAN. 21. —The market was inactive, but without much variation. Midlands were done at 511. MANCH Et4TIN, JAN. 21.—There has been but a flat mar. let, with prices a shade lower than yesterday. Leeds, 61i, ; Shetllelds, 321, 1; Dover+, 201; London and North Western New Quarters, 21 pm.; North Staffords, 81. LEEDS, JAN. 21.—The transaction, have been rather more numerous this morning than on Monday and yester day, but the market is still languid, and buyers few. The closing sales were as follows :—Ambergate, Nottingham, and Boston, 4i ; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 611 ; Melton and DritSeld Junction, .51; North Westerns, 121 dis.; York and North Midland, 221 ; North Western pref., 131. H SINIIINGAY, JAN. 21.—This market wm rather active to-day, and prices in advance. North Stafford, were done at SI. lls. 3d. dis.; Shrewsbury and Birmingham B'e, 41 per sham; and Old Birmingham Canals, 931. MISSION TO TERRA DEL FVEGO.—lntelligence has been received by the Patagonian Mission Society of the death of a party of seven person., namely, Capt. Gardiner, Mr. Williams (a surgeon, of Swaim), Mr. Maidment, three seamen, and a ship's carpenter, who sailed from Liverpool on the 7th of September, 1850, to attempt to establish a mission at Terra del Fuego. it appears, from a journal kept by one of the party (Mr. Williams), that he and his companions encountered much hostility from the natives ; but their deaths were caused, not so much by violence as by want of food and exposure to the weather. ADMIRALTY, JAN. 21.—PaonortoNs.—W. Stan ton, to be master. J. Dennison to be acting boatswain. Arroirrruvrvs.—Master F. W. Paul, to Iloratio. Clerk W. F. Biddlecombe and Second Master J. M. Prid ham, to Mayirienne. IMPROVED MODE. OF PAYING WAGES.—We are happy to learn that the principal ironfouuders of Olugovr have commenced paying their workmen on Wednesday at two o'clock instead of Saturday, and we have learned that the expectations of the humane and patriotic masters have been more than realised. The workmen returned after dinner, almost in every instance, leaving their wages be hind them with their families, who have now leisure and daylight to seek for the cheapest markets, and spend the money to the beat advaritage.—Glasorne Ikrald. EDUCATION.—The IVealeyans of Leeds held a maths is Brunswick Chapel, on Tuesday night last, for the patpaap of giving information as to the plans and pur ppMaaaaaa the general committee respecting the Wesleyan Neflati Training Institution, and of promoting the eats bliamtest of weekday schools for secular and religious haslimadna throughout the country. The Rev. Thomas holm sad the Stay. W. Arthur were present as a deputa dim Mks the meeting had been addressed by several isatheasa, ■ handsome subscription was entered into, aarsatiai to several hundred pounds, including one sub- 1 scription of 1501. and two subscriptions of 1001. each. MARIA ANTONIA RAlLWAY.—Traffic for the week ending Jan. 8, 1842, 1601. L 18.51, 10.51. 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The mom promnoom sr as billolll6lllol 4111101)040 CRAZY 0( Op Omni Holdhlgilla Milo& plow an lloodo, So he of Meow, on all wbo aomp~ls nowlelng • oopy of oloalkol dipprirt ea T ab oonro lt by OAK &▪ Ms rorwmilow Imp igol Pr lu for's/PUP Ole Alm. lie Ploohotreol. bribly.notaltett emu &ow b mot Wow agi at woo view, the dig nalor a ull mum Ida% &dog &log &P loughs, gaged dr Mai the wal welt may Wks .lb &us, owl km warn smoso • owl Mb& velem& Mollithig It Is woramoolodl vbli 111 arra Thor et &a Halm ma bra bees M r 1 .1 1 .1 .11 Ordowor god J. Hoolg e r awl &ppm hi as id at dro ospeolog be Mr tlhoob ewe and aonooso bow ow lbo 4th at Jostrary_ b marls est all Iran nay bo mat ha at the maga /NNW podoL LIM= LMASED AT VIVID . MI 1 BirmilemlismllUabrdien• 214 Me 1 " M anria". "Ithillr-2 Oltne • iedne Si MI ;I (len 18418= .1 a tp arlll2B2lBB prod I DIM tea' (luss44BoBBatWallra' 2$ II 1 8481dailmalie NNW al laria*X.Warraj Ile IS it d Clpiniis Ameba . Omni le nialolla 42 44 8284Iiisearavarip.Ct , (Mod Is CM Ilarlbsray 23 334 Gleenefter & Dean Fame (IsenedeeOrretWatern 1 2 pan zd Melllielley(LTorkSinlild 106 10$ :Johann lilluo) 163 11 1 Da. lam ditto) , 22 211 MONA Midland 102 103 171 aid Greenwich _ IMenldlellentlinaetene 11l 1121 MEN lailaara (ditto) 24 MI taindal (Miimili:= Cssi ) :14 IS 112•11 petal (leemdieleetOsimbie 24 SS MN INN New lf SS VrainaWyr• (has. Las 8811.112aL8Lose.ktark 44 48 OM. sr danit es(A) (ditto) Ili 114 pa bad, mad 8•418, ni I yams mil India 22, 1 ak ie si eintliailmaa law..ol6) e e 1 0( 24 I•22M "."l" Watim. timed IS IS Ms 820, 88111 6 8i b l ai t.gaa prod le solih WlBB 1 88•82881 (10/888 29.2.' 21 29 18 881 at Mama- I 91 IV ad WARM SI dls rotators lu as 10 I Heeloam sad N 00 Diatral Piers (Itiormos) 10 1 10 II (east 1601•6 3 5 print Imam Padaeola... I 4j Do. 10 10 Do. railway) „. 113 17 Maria SO Ai Do. 403. Now 10 10 Maio, 10 16 Northers of Frease... 10 Il Orionis and 1161616113 10 6 Pods and Lye= .„ N 10 Ports sad am= N IA Peril sad Illualsoerg So N &mu old Dam N N Name 10 17 Tonn 060 Mato 11.19A111. 91 I 7 I 01 :1a ;er=e I OP 11$ $ set IP II $ i II 44 17. 111 212 il I S I I dis ale s lf 17 IO P iii 4lB q idle 2 11 :1 NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAlLWAT.—Treffic return for the week ending Jan. 11, 1852, 4,5031. ; corresponding week last year, 4,3831. BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY.—'IIio amtitnatal expenbe of ooastrueting the new deviation line to Yeovil is 23,5491., being a reduction of about 2,4001. on the original estimate. MIDDLESBOROUGH AND REDCAR RAILWAY.—The la so entitled in yesterday's paper should have been lGddleWarpb and Orusburgh. 24 pAbordis --- -- 10 lOsliddiss t lO ... 1 . i IS Mids. sod 8010 6O di Rados Disk sod did das Jumada 1 110 astda(ol.lo,jait.ei: se q SoalsosOmbis Satan I pos Ct. 10 Sgl Dino do. Ns. 21 1 Do. lime per Oast. Mock 11 IS idad.Osiss.erz s t 6 .i p.Ct 10 6 I lidlabas" it Dotilo oar i =6.lsis DI Orsst Ilerthsrall OiS6 1 4 1 6( IsraddrilliTseis. WO ' Do. II pares& Illsik .. 100 'Lesdusd=dresti a 100 Do O . Ilsoo Ono. Ildit:Orst• 143 Ilit I landus all.duLlClional llurdia) & pro Oast 0 LoadseDlDWarlaslllair fl lb MasillistaLiss.lssAil II Is I Da. We 810 ... lDe 1001 1 li=t l Hair ISI I DIY Podia's's 0 10 Maddk Ideasice..— 1 $ 3 , DtkOrirssisid II par*. s Illied Odd* ... 6 Oiled. liasler, I ~Waftwe .1111.11parast II laknowsidloalkprOssr. 10 10 ,OkrevailtOtsdr(Ner.d. f 3 ' 6o w I death MIL) 6 pat l lO Out.. De m ... .. I? York, Minrcastls,k 13• No 1 Ot.Nortl of Biog.:welt ' I A Ditto Ditto 1 10 TaakiLled.B.4rlC.Parai l SO 23 10 6 at The bonuses now in course of declaration by the various joint-stock banks are likely to have a very beneficial influence on the prices of these shares. The investments on account of the dividend re ceivers usually noticed at this period being checked, so far as the home funds and other securities are concerned, by considerations several times touched upon under this head, the general joint-stock share market continues to show a general upward ten dency, especially for insurance shares, which meet with much favour. Business in bank shares this week has not been large, the result of the various meetings being awaited with much interest. Meanwhile prices have been very men supported. Colonial shares are still looking up, and London and Westminster are very firm The sales recorded include Australasia (40/. paid), 39; British North American (30/. paid), 48 ; Colonial (231. paid), • 121, ; London Joint Stock, (101. paid), In 4; London and Westminster (201. paid), 29Z, 1 ; National of Ireland (22/. 10s. paid), 17 cx div.; ' South Australia (231. paid), 231. Dock shares remain firm. London stock has again risen P., being quoted 121 ex div. East and West India stock is worth 143 cx div.; Commercial, 8.51; St. Katherine, 81. In steamboat shares the movement is confined to Royal Mail Steam, which are now firmer again. Business is marked at 75j, 76, !, 731, 76Z, and 77. Peninsular and Oriental are rather lower, marking only 70 ex dividend and bonus; ditt's, New (101. paid), 17j, a. General Steam Navigation are firm at 28. In the market for insurance shams, the general tendency of prices continues upward, numer o u s in quiries being made for the preferable stocks. The chief rise this week is in Royal Exchange stock, which is quoted 227 cx div. The following also command imEroved rates, viz.:—Alliance Marine, 434 ; Atlas, 1, ; ; Guardian, 531; Indemnity Marine, 50. Globe stoc is worth 132 ex div. Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follows in the official list :—Assam Tea Company, 9,; Australian Agricultural, 15 ; Australian Trust, 20k, 1 ; Canada Company, 49; Hudson's Bay Stock, 200; Price's Patent Candle Company, 23 ; South Australian, 23i ; Electric Telegraph (A) shares (201. paid), 20 ; British Telegraph Company (201. paid), 20. A very large export of specie took place yesterday, the Bentinck having sailed from Southampton with 330,0001., chiefly in silver coin and bullion, for the eastern markets, This large amount of silver has been in course of collection for a considerable thee: and, as the accounts last received from Calcutta and Bombay, from which the chief demand is experi enced, report a more easy state of the money market, it is to be expected that the future demand will be upon a much less extensive scale. A parliamentary return has just been published, showing the operations of the annuities for lives and terms of years granted by the government since 1808. It results that 45,624,421/. of stuck, besides 1,044,9131. Exchequer Bills, and a considerable amount of Long Annuities have been cancelled. The total issue of such terminable annuities has been 4,108,232/., and the total run off has been 2,234,2171.. having the present charge 1,874,013/. The effect has certainly been to diminish the capital of the debt, though it must be I borne in mind that the improvidence of tho govern ment has, by the creation of new loans, added on one side of the account what was taken off on the other. The annuities for terms of years now scarcely ope rate, the whole amount in the last twelve years being much under 100,000/. It will be noticed as singular that there arc considerable fluctuations in the yearly amounts of annuities taken, the lowest amounts being generally in years of depression and the largest in years of prosperity, the inference being that com mercial prosperity influences materially habits of providence and economy, as much as it increases the means disposable for such purposes. The following are some of the largest amounts: li d. i ar I Ms 114 ,I Pa —id N PI It i l Pm I id f die Il . d d 14' 4I I A. zd 14 116111 isi 14 7 191 lila 6 fain 111 L " ' MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Stow.—The public sales were chiefly bought in; 3,400 boxes Havannalt offered, for which full prices were not bid, and all the sound was bought in ; 400 hhds. of Porto Rico were brought forward ; a considerable portion was bought in, the remainder sold; fine qualities at precious rates, 20 a . Gd. to 405.; 300 baskets Java bought in, 324. to 395, The refined market steady ; grocery lumps, 435. Gd. to 48.. Cureze.—The public sales arc goloir off heavily ; the im porters are buying in largely, to sustain the market. Cocos. -300 bags Trinidad were offered public sale; the importers met the market, and nearly all sold from 30s. to 30s. Cotton —The market is steady, with a limited amount of business doing. Sri( E• 4 remain without alteration. . TEA.—The market continue;ii;;. In other article. no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market remains quiet, and prices are as quoted yea torday. Town Tallow ts worth 3fis. 6.1. nett cash; Peters. burg Y.C. on the spot, new, 36e. 641. ; old, 365. ; October to December (1832), 375. 6d.; on or before the end of March, 36a. • SMITHFIELD lIAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Meson. Cooper and Davis report • dull trade, at the following quotations :—Prime Meadow Ilay, 7'2s. to 775. 6d.; interior, 60s. to 675. 64; Itowcu, 60s. to 635. Clover, 755. to 87s. 6d. ; second cut, 655. to 73p. ; Btraw, ns. to 235. COALS. - LONDON, JAN. 21. - CLOve Or THZ MILIMIT.-Bate's West Hartley, 14s. ; Huddle's West Hartley, 141. ; Burnbope, 13a. ; Care ' s Hartley, 14s. ; Dean's Primrose, 13s. ; Holywell, 16s. 6.1.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 145.; Longridge's West Hartley, 145.; Newcastle Hartley, 145.; Ord's Main, 13.. ; Itavenswortb West Hartley, 145. ; South Peareth, 12s. Cel. ; Tanfield Moor, 13s. M. ; Tanfleld Moor Butes, 13s. ; Townley, 13s. 6d.; Tyne Main, 12s. ; Walker Primrose, 124. ; West Hartley, 14s. ; West Wylam, 14s. ; Wvinm, 15s. ; Walls End Abbey, 151. ; Walls End Elm Purl, Lis. !Al.; Walls End Gaston's, 155.91. ; Walls End Harlon, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End Harvey Wyliun, 14s. ; Walls End Ilehhurn, 155.; Walls End Ileaton, 164.; Walls End Riddell, Lis. 6d.; Walls End Wharton, 13s. 9d.; Eden Main, 16s. 6d. ; Lambton Primrose, 161. 6d. ; Walls End Brad d7ll, 175. 3d.; Walls End lletton, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Lambton, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Lumley, 165.; Walls End Itussel's Iletton , 17s. 3.1. ; Walls End Stewart's, 17s. Gd. ; Walls End Candoc, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Cassop, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Ileugh 11.11, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Ilunwick, 145.; Walls End Keller, 175.; Walls End North Hartlepool, 145.; Walls End South Keller, 16s. 3d.; Walls End West Kelloe,:lss. 6d. ; Walls End Whitworth, 13s. ; Walls End Adelaide lees, 165. 9d.; Walls End Maclean's Tees, 15s. ; Walls End Seymour Tees, 154. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 175. 3d.; Walls End West Cornforth, Ns. 9d. ; Hynes handpicked Steam, 185. 61.; Cowpen Hartley, 14s. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 21s ; Sydney's Hartley, 14s. 3d.-Ships at market, 169; sold, 121. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. J 22, 1852. The State of tie Weather at each of the following places at Nino o'clock yesterday morning. The stations me arranged in order of latitude. Omni of Strength of Nue PIM. 1 w i " Wind. ' R, Hard Wind Thou. (lenlle Itreese nonunion liuminue ...... Cahn ilowynAninnou -.... W. Gentle Berm. Grine Brew Ti w•ntaen LW. Gentle &mar GRKI , 24WICH S.W. Gentle Flre•ne Orman annum... K. Gentle Hmne S.W. I rlen. nrres• Raba Wcsaer. Orereaot Partially Cloudy Clouier*: Cloudier. Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Cloudier PuttLally Cloudy Cloudleas Overcoat Cloodles• THIB DAY, Noon. Daum at Wind. titres rth e Wad. Stale at tiai Weather. W.S.W. strong Wert,. Fair. The retains from the following places did not reach this dies in tine for publication yesterday they therefore indicate the state of the weather on 1 treedey morning at sine o'clock. C,tat.,l ........ &W. &W. B.W. & Ootnisnis CLIIBILDSZ ITarTi Wlnd lie — saeirrese Gestle Breese Geedie brew (loMartially Cloudy wly Overeat Overcast Cloadisis