The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-16 00:00:00

IRELAND. DUAL'''. Fn.. 13. Yon will have received some hours before this, by electric telegraph, news of a step taken by govern ment to deal vigorously not only with the itibbonmen of the north, but with those who are believed to excite and encourage them, through the medium of the press, in their anti-eoeird conspiracy. This cir cumstance, namely, the commencement of a govern ment prosecution against tho Dundalk Democrat, an extreme tenant-right organ, is thus announced and commented on in the Mail of this evening : The government, being resolved upon a final effort for the suppression of crime and outrage by mown to the arm of the law, seems to have aroused itself to the necessity of putting forth that am in its strength. A blow has been accordingly aimed at one of the exciting eauscs of the ma levolence, which bee assumed such • fearful type in its practical demonstrations. At • late hour last even ing, Mr. Joseph Carina, the proprietor and printer of the Dundslk Democrat nes. spapr r, was held to bail before Arthur French, the stipendiary magistrate at Dundalk, to appear and take ills trial at the next &saxes for Louth, for malicious and wirEed libels published in that newspaper, tending to excite din content mid disaffection in the minds of her Majesty's sub jects in Ireland, and to suite hatred, malice, and ill-will between the teusnt-farmers and the landlord class in Ire. land. Wu do not consider it any violation of the esprit de corps to tender the expression of our approval of this pro ceeding. Our opinion has already been treely given of the tendency of such publication., in • district abandoned to the pastry of • secret and blood-thirsty tribunal; and we re joice that the soundness of that opinion is about to be tested in an up,a court. More we shall not say at present; but surely the contraband distributors of the Rev. Dr. Cahill's killilpT.ll4 , Murder pamphlets will not be unnoticed, while a journal, that hears the royal imprimatur of a stamp, 'a made amenable to the law. The Freeman's Journal states on the authority of a rumour which subsequently proved to be correct, that the return and indenture from the Kinsale election have been sent into the llanaper office with all the blanks unfilled, and the indenture unexecuted. The Freeman adds :—" There is considerable speculation as to the shim of these misfeasances. Some will have it that there must be a new election, particu larly by reason of the omissions in the indenture, which, it is argued, cannot be rectified, the county court in which it ought to have been completed hay ing twee, adjourned: The Homan catholic members of the Irish Tenant inearhave addressed the bishops of their church land, describing the country as in a most disastrous position, for which no effectual remedy could be suggested but tenant right, and appealing to them for their aid, and that of the - Roman catholic clergy generally, in securing the return of men favourable to the tenant cause at the next elec tker. 'rhe address has already elicited favourable replies from some of the prelates. SPORTING. NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING- FAIDAT. Dobede's Dot and Ina Dunked divided. o.llo.—DeckliDg course: Mr. Odlett's Olenluce beat Mr. Dobeiber Delight, and won the stakes. EININO STAMM —Dttiailig course: Mr. Fyson's Frank Mat Mr. King's Really-1-mm, and won the stakes. LIVERPOOL SE ACCENANCES lOU TH KLNG MEETING. IE LIVERPOOL SPRING ;P. Aste. et. lb. True Girl IMerry Bird 3 7 1 Sireharles Napier 3 6 9 ' Zelmyre tWy Joe Miller 'l 6 6 Don Carlos 3 6 3 Suowdrop Banshee 3 6 11 Surprise raised to Set 71b, RR GRAND NATIONAL I CEASE. As e. 8 7 Hungerford 4 8 6 C•rdinelWieemeo 4 7 13 Kihiesde Abbess of Jer -5 7 11 Melford L• I i•oeee 5 7 11 Ischia . Re l Deer colt 4 . 7 . 7 hare bin! ACCEPTANCES FOR I STEEP I AV- £t- 1 • Sir John Abel-el-Yager Sir P Lawrie Peter Snob Lacy Mob Pemba! Chieftain a 10 1 Dosnos • io BMW S 10 I • 10 Pelagian Warmer • 10 Maria Day Milford • 10 Half•and•Half • 10 Joao of Are Simple Harry Mir Mowtray.. • 10 Hardwick a 10 Age M. lb. Dolly's Brae 3 10 0 bleat Friend a 9 12 Ls Gana Ladra 8 9 12 Bedford Meet a 91 Maria Moak Jana 8 9 billhook Carr* a 9 Vonore $ 9 Vinton a 9 lannass 6 9 Cons Maley 6 9 Moen= a 9 Maurits Daly Royal Blue 6 9 Petjary Bunn 6 9 WARWICK AND UMINGTON SPRING rO, 1852. OMIT HANDICAP of 15 Son. eland on or before Feb. 23. Age. it. lb. Selina Seli 10 6 The Sweep 6 10 2 New Forret Deer • 9 11 St. Helier • 9 7 The Treasurer WZIGIITA rut TlillVil each. 10 ft, cad 6 only if dei Age et. lb. Clotbweeker 6 11 8 Doubt Afli• Beals& 6 10 9 Thtseue 4 10 9 HardLabour(lata Ebor) 6 10 6 C° AttOttla rim Till Ciazar of 20 Som. an*, b ft, and 6 i Feb. 2.5. Age. et. lb. Kim Ana Tb. Hinged' Owie 6 8 6 Fogleman Doubt 6 7 6 Herbert The Italian Adis • 7 0 Loath Hawn Corm 4 6 10 Hallam& CardiealWitantaa 4 6 10 blelford Hard labour (late Mors 6 6 9 /Ling dimming 4 6 9 Cops (bb) 6 8 8 &ham 6 6 8 __ ___-- (h b) Forest Lad • 9 4 VAIRWICIIIIIIILI HANDICAP, only if declared on or before Age. at. lb. Knook Knoll.— 4 8 Doily', Brae 6 8 Onef The Adder 4 4 Letterpress 4 3 Itarpolebord Waterfall 1 Censtantine Captain Flaah The Sutler 3 10 Ethelwolf Equal Portent Cleveland F by Lammed oat of hash= CROXTON PARK, 1862. NOMINATIONS FOR THS BELVOIR CASTLE STAKES. Endive Longbow (Mb.) Bardolph The Monk (31b.) Ersevatta Odense (71b.) The Fledglng Adios Moulton ase. NOMINATIONS eIi FOR TB , GRANBY L HANDICAP. Jack in the Corner,6 yrs Brother to Dough, 6 yrs Presto, 4 yn filedmere, 4 yrs Estafette, 5 yrs Don Jean, 6 yrs The Marquis, 4 yrs Faux-pos, 4 yn Cockcrow, 4 yrs Lough Bawn, 41T Darkie, 5 yn Proctor, 4 yrs . Herbert, 6 yrs John of Berwtek„ 6 yrs Ischia, 4 yrs Harpsichord, 4 yrs paste Sass, 3 yrs Alonso, 6 yrs Penang, 6 yrs Warwick, 45 yrs Cretan/To, 5 yrs The Sweep, 6 yrs badman, aged lielins,6 yrs 4EOI us, 4 yrs Sir Robert, (b b), 6 yrs Goodwood, G yrs Montague, 6 yrs The Italian, 5 yrs New Forest Deer, aged Chief Justice, 6 yrs Agin, aged Cyclops, 4 yn Bultßoch, 6 yn Hard - Labour (late The Clothworker, 6 yrs E or), 5 yrs NOMINATIONS FOR THE GOLD CUP. Presto, 4 yrs Lon Juan, 6 yrs The Marquis, 4 In Chief Justin, 6 yrs Cockcrow, 4 yrs Hard-labour (late The Ebor), Darkie, 6 yn 6 yr' Herbert, 6 yrs. Cyclops, 4 yrs Jack-in-the-corner, 6 yrs Clothworker, 6 yrs Castanets, 6 yn Montagne, 6 yrs Labia, 4 yrs New Panel Deer, aged Lough Dawn, 4 yrs Warwick, 6 yrs Harpsichord, 4 yrs Charming, 4 yrs Ton Lincome firatwo Racr.s.—We undentand that the disputed ram for the Selling Stakes bee been referred to the stewards of the Jockey Club. WHITEILIVIN JUNCTION RAII.WAT.--7110 seamy boltyrerly emodag et the sbareholden 1a tldessaka= lamas armee. bat 14th ask, nest liavhW loreeherkeek.'llll4ehaven the West Hon. tie lad of Ukiah k the ehkr. The report etated that the resekto oath esepary ter the pad half-year have amsaased to 6,9071. es. IL, awl the sepoaditare 2,9611. 11a. ; the Warn la the porn lad km askew akikbis Melissa is 1,1416 11e. IL, NA Is Is peepossi 9e dieldo 4 per siaL per krk whish km a ma et 1111. to be ser ried to fa aria at vdll Oa wet araeoat. Tsar Ileaseore re gret tampon kat lbs weds of ihe eakray bakes Whit& bake and Panes Irk aukked imideralis Imo dor * laI• bake; a polka elle railway, shoal SO yards' hingth, has Ws melody raid swan tad ah• hiehoe bka tempwaelly repthai, Dili elm iho bahbe kaki ay your Simko asat few likable outlay *I be pagalnd is mho rie pekka at Oa rank" Nam M. &NW kW be easraliN IS the Wletsod the illooke asa k °khaki, eelk lek .to bekt Wino by the ehedeurr, reapostkillme Ain of the eampsay,', the sapid arl the honk risikinem=la II von swim* sispled r red the waft iLatv iintellieence. EQUITY Ibm■e Ill! LOUD, amino a* arraai. ITMIDAT. SIPAILIV3IV WOLVIR -11.411,70N RAILWAY .CONTAIIII, The plaintalsl this iiimsTitaetheiieprietore ef as ex tensive hoe and tin-plate amasheary et Welvesimmptos, sad had hese served with a Miss by the deesedeas that they deal require part of the heal em whisk dm mem factory wee steeidleg. The eldest of the Ma eat to rostrata the Company bem aten* rpm the lied comprised in their name sad they laseld have agreed to purchase or pur chased the wham meemthetery a the pleistith. ter mach they claimed akeilli., as eempamatise. The pawed state app!iciation wwaane,, that by the MI mama et the brie Clauses lion Act, the elapses', wherever It wee necessary te starry their line threes% • nessfeetory, were bound, if required by the , to berme the per chavn of the whole moo ._ The asides fur an in junction having hem refused by the Viint-aeseeellor Tur ner, the applicable was now renewed by way of appeal, and the hearing Mate cause was, by arrangement, allowed to come on at tike ass tine. The solicitor-Oesend. Ms. Maliks, aid Mr. Shorter, ap peered for the palatial, is eing of the appeal; wad Mr. Bethell and ?dr. Beall kw dmoddmiudi rowed. Their Lordship were of *miss last, as there were esb stantial legal questions involved le the MM. the mat as at present constituted could not take owl Well to determine such questions unless by the coamet of the serstesday par ties, and must send them to be aftesdapt Z a Down of 14w. The court was reedy to diddle th ee sad le F ive the reasons of its determisailles if portisejeined in • request that it should de ea ; otherwise, a thee could be done was to seed the ewe he briel upon those questions to • mart of law, and t au injunction, protecting th e of the ; sin the mesutime. The court abstained hem making any statement as to the the legal gemtlase, as either party might be reseal,. eels gem limn,. /redo. diced upon the trial by ma etateatst. The per wee then directed to stand over till Tuesday next, in order to settle the terms in which the order for the interim injunc tion should be framed. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-BATUZDAT. imam AT Not Puri IN Lemoosl.—!sreat Camp .101,TICZ •,13 • °MOOS AMT. TAMPERING Wlnt TRI CALIMI LIST. The Chief Justice said he had been informed that some person had written against certain causes in the list posted outside the court the word " Withdrawn," the fact being that such causes were not withdrawn, and that the same thing had occurred on more thasLone occasion. lie could not, of course, say whether this Ad been done designedly, but the con.cqueuce might be that witnesses and other per sons who looked at the list would go away thinking they would not be wanted. It was highly improper to tamper with the list, and means must be taken to prevent it oc curring again. An attorney said he should not have come into court ii he hod looked at the list, and seen the word "withdrawn" there. — kir: Montagu Chambers said he certainly should not have troubled himself to pot on his wig end gown U he had seen it. Ile, however suggested that in future a covering of glass should be placed over the list, to prevent tricks being played with it. The subject then dropped. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-SAmulty. diTl7l6ll AT wrßr u AT Nia Pint. —ll/7032 Loan CAMP. MI AND • 0000 JrIT. STEWART T. THE ANGLO-C GOLD MINING COMPANY.—DISPITTILD CLAIM. This was an action brought b Mr. John Stewart against the above company fur the vales of 230 scrip of the com pany's which be held, and which be alleged the company refused to convert into substantial shins by not allowing him to sign the deed of settlement. It appeared that the company was formed in the autumn of 1845, with a capital of 60,0001., and called the " Anglo-Californian Gold Mining Company." It was formed under the Joint Stock Registration Aet, 7 and 8 Victoria. c. 110; was pro visionally registered in June 1830, and completely registered in November, 1831. The plaintiff stated that ho held scrip fur two hundred shame for which he bad paid &I. a share. The scrip had th is no mi la s ao d moranolum : " N.lt. This scrip wi ll bees for Ames es soon as the company is completely " He bald 60 other share*, upon which he had 9a. • gime. Tin scrip were issued 28th August, 1830. Ho won to thossons tary, Mr. Goodman, at the office of the , and laid he was quite prepared to sign the 4109. N t __ win held that he could not do so, that his shares woo WOW, and that he might memorialise the.direetses, whisk bowsaw _, be de dined to do. Ile paid his messy to XL Wm Wilkens. who was described in the programs if the sompsny as managing director. It was alas stated that the songsay had dated back their deeds Goa undo ; the= issued • notice, which was whatkel ha as papers that those shareholding mks did at= the d eed before the expiration of the divas would forfeit their shares. It we alkyd kat at the time the notice was isonsd, ha eanosquenis of the dating beck of the deed. thin was only two days left of the time, one claylike lardy. By this new 16,000 shins wore fns kil4 owl ohs ma sequels ma that the shame had hen at a from la. dd. to 11., sad the dirsoloss, who bold 11,000 dims cash, had derived a great advistaxand oaly two days' monk bad been given of the dos s the deed was tole inmakerk sad the shares of these who had sot executed be rms eind. The plaintiff bed asind to he allowed to .neap the dead, bat was told It was tao late. Lake Wil liams, who had bees the imaselag director of the mutpany, and who hat buss ilimiled, beillmniousty beans lawyer's clerk. Tee Nem& eneset lot the Maine dated that no mad be eesielered mho a weeds amber of the iaWa of eerlp abai fte diet PlehttiL as wed MB armbed erked le dos dot desumee. has refored slaw 01AMIN* boos le pear ha. h wee set fair, ,tit dor Ilsed shod' be eble ee held back and ho sot of &we who then! en !opposed to be MID Oak esd trwas is whentbelleidends were mks. The entpany bed Wog soden le do shareholders he do do deed. sad the lime debited if diey did set de eh. TM a pti m a ll a W refired le don the dui sod hie ANIS IPIWO defeited by a neettko et dee dream It was hewed deo this action could ass be iselaisheed. e• the me ndre nwiedy I was by writ of sesednese. The leersed geedenes Who esatsded that the seen esght te love boa the wren deer she PAW to 14 lit deed, lie he a dinner or secretary, er esy *dor person. Lord Campbell asked the jary whether they thought the plaintiff had reseed to sip Ml dog Lerit igi Camphdl *ffla ills :e, w set hether they thought na mable settee had been gives to the plaintiff to alga the deed ? — e ary *might not. Lord ey wou ? C royo mid the only geodes was what &Ewa thld sive Who. the ins/ wore osesiiissini. nom diserdes leek pier es to whaler lone the n 2le= le me eve dr Nur te the sides see bs At length it wee arm.' that leave Amid be giver The Joey returned a verdict ter Ibe *brill' for 1021. al ready paid, and 10s. a share prelusion. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. SATURDAY. IN as TIM Ray. STSPRIM WILLIANS.—IMPORTANT . To Asclepius. _ This we lanalvad as iospsriaTiesetion showing the ilabilitios of . The ere nee bawd twenty yews A da,e and di to Ms. ia the Ind bees doelared. suns et 200 L, le pep the lest ef la &L i bel been deposited Y • b oa i s thcioz=y the mbielt bed stopped par meet. The weary In n iIdIpIIIIIL Mr. Cooke applied, on poet a mailiten, ilir payment of his di , r ,, a, and also fol i tli rs e m tiness epo l i ce Oa sesta of the prow application. bed beta mole, tad it toward est dad the refeert mama becalm the nearly bed been ie in the beak, mad oonid not be drawn eat. — Mr.C;;liii;l7onlieiiillipe said that the assignees had de posited the messy at their own risk. Mr. Casks esid they were liable to pay the creditors. It was tee the assignees to have paid the was, Into thin Comenieleaer Phillips, in granting a rule on the as Biome, expeewed 111 e derided opinion that they were liable to pay the andiles. A rule was eenerdlngly granted. BIRMINGHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT. SATURDAY. Snout I. Coonnsuom BAUM. RCPPORD AND WRAOOR'II BANKRUPTCY. This naming, Mr. Francis Rufford, M.P., the principal partner in the late banking establishments carried on at Stourbridg• and Brornsgrove, came up on his last examina tion. As the proceeding spread over live hours and in volved the reading of a lengthened cornspondisee with Messrs. Attwood and Spooner, and Marne. Glyn and Co., the London agent* of the firm, we can only give an epitome of the facts elicited, especially as the inquiry was again ad journed, and it was said was Mbsty alma several days. Mr. Middleman's, of the OEMS Clisank, (instructed by Mr. lisrward, of Stourbridge) appeared be the weigneee ; Mr. Elide, of Worcester, for the Midi Alkali Company; and Mr. James, for the bankrupt . In the course of his examination the bankrupt stated that the bank at ikeurbridge wee established se bug dace as the year 1792, and hew dew tins sled US wee earried on by Mr. Francis livid, the greaderiber of the bankrupt, and Mr. Theism Me la at yew the bankrupt's fe ebler and Mawr the ire ; but is 1331 the elder Bused awl Mr. died within Ss swathe ed seek ether, esal twee pew bear, is Mt, Mews. W led Osidlis biome pevissie is the beak at the elne et Om being sersisd se in die same ad owl 1 1 / 2 :2 1 4wd Meet at linaspere as Zelsrd ia ? a ir d sod Obese% Mr. DWI wee bet At lbe thee beehrupt sad bb blest bus.. purism 1811, May Les& is seili Misr Os &WAN Wskier and Rattirse paid net et the ewers le the executive limber, awl sheet Meet. in the swiesiere et the his.. Whs. Xr. Wrigp Jebel the ins be bed Is ;MK, the misuse sestilheled by Mr.Orillibe, Se WAN'S we usable bodies le Mies, la Mb pra se m vireo the as the tas arm semwieWl be slew yerwi=br he* es XX Xs blahs le bete bees is a "shay" ISIMMX XL heads iid, Ps i bad beam as- Larkedie o th e r ties bankliti ;a 2k br see appw to have beau ea Ist ef 1 geobabla tadad they sere a epee tbo lee is the* se Hit is the year abevomemed MIMS Maser Na mettles by bk. Alt. wood, the Leedom meek eenyielethe d the rasa of the Dreamt. In ISO maim bed_ eA fyeaetd, sad la the meath of JaV of this peer • eiteaereewt wee mak est, mad is It as them et *MK was yea dews as a gesemese hod to nine Oar kern ea debts sithesebte deism& Is be des le the wseMys auk ; the "'rm . W aid Het bo oeseitheed the guathethe ea eat* s diebttel ablate at the time, think he Waited nes that it bad has by se mosso Whim to serer lases oa tint head. Oa the meet ado, 's% a largest= was tubes late enema der a selliny at Illoaidt, IQ& h ie h om e net ee be a bad spode_ ,tiou sad la the sew brisk medic we tikes it 13.330 L. wbkh ems the i e Bank wee deakeed to be asiasisted to last at Further is this sane belaseambeet gabs plead ;1""L credit side sealed dates oath emireatmig Is the egilthiP•D to 67,770 L, w had lam ethellas is Os laths et the um e demo et 1793. 1919, mid Mel ; ea tbis ire item alone no state *ea 11,0001. woe ever ir M reallest at elas idge 1,2071. the beak bens sad tandesre He lam *may Mewed bier se his Has 37.0001. its need members, sat eat of this emerasem sum of early"Nu , whisk the sew Its. had taken from the old as geed, these sae ultimately about 23,0001. of &deism" fees* bed debts shoe. In the credits for " shares" is tbh belesso-akeet 11,11631. was put down; the mewl vales ef these ~him W that time war about 3,6001. Ism Sae thew mesa dedared. Credit was also takes for m aseeptesee snow hem a person gamed Fenton, although this was at the time two years and Wee quarters omelets, mid not Mb iNalag bee up to tkie bear been received upset it; but So bedueth desiered that be timid sessetime Ibis Wald tan eat to be security. The than result of thle ludethethest was to show • Wham dee to the Stuurbeidge Beek etlll,llool. ; in fact, it was fact , inselveat then to the extent of 41,0001. leaving out of the qualities • credit for 34,0001. on account of the Bloxwielt Colliery which has been a ruinous speculation, and os the sables& of whieh the teemed counsel said ho should MONA= dm loneksiqt ea another da?, The condition of the beak did est improve from INS, for when the statement of reeseste wes Reds up after the bankruptcy to the 30th Jame, 11161, the !khakis* of the Stourbridge bank were 215,0331., the area 39,1071., leaving out of the question the large gm eerie( to Messrs. Glyn and Co., their debt (inclusive of t h at owing by the Bromagr•ve branch, being 32,0001. sad upwards, for the whole of which they hold good securities. The accounts of the Broms grove Inn, published a few days since, exhibit equally deplorable results. The bankrupt's Water examination was seem afterwards adjourned until Saturday next. FIRE AT THE PHCENIX PAPER MILLS, DARTFORD. On Saturday night Dartford was thrown into a state of the greatest confusion by the outbreak of a most extensive fire. The premises iambi& the disaster neurred were the extensive Phenix milk, tenanted by Mr. J. H. Saunders, and occupied a Bosley el nearly 200 feet, along Dartford Creek, and were adjoined on the north ex tremity by the spacious oil mills of Menu. Saunders sad Harrison. On Saturday nook& • der miner bears 7 o'clock some persons standing ea the railway Arleen had their attention directed to an unusual glare of light is the second floor of the mill. At first it was imagined that the men were at work in that portion of the building. end no alarm was, therefore, given. In the some of a few mi nutia however, the fire root through the window. Every attempt weir than made to girt the &nee coafined to that parties et the premien ; bet eadertnertely the same was stored with rage, which proved meek a }mortal GM to the fire as to make it treed aimed with the rapidity el lightning. No time was lost to mann der ineletenn la the course eta very isw admire the MOB, to the Royal Rult arig e Trardiee reeked dr ret= davits ben rhen le the brink et the enek vas est to work,list the water sent red upon the flames bad net the least ides upon then. The engine belonging OD the Rent Timelier was the ant to art,e, Mowed by mother ben the illerwieb tinemodise. frees tine engines were worked with full vigour, end at erne pried it wee di they wadi have been erlident eningedek the s l t fat in spite of the exertions ethos lineeen the dram ieta to proper both upwards and downwards, and at berth they neened suck a heed aspen that it was deemed pew den to send aMlrpapbia mereers to Lourdes kr the aid et the brigade Tree brigade engines were then taken to Leader.bridge Odes, end a special trait having been retie up, they were 'speedily eauvsped to their deedsation. Mr. Conned= also ssttarrtted to the nese if essibtion with the West of Eng land engioe, end a powertel body of larsen. Previous to the arrival of the I.s.dea Ihninen, the =tire rill beanie ea in trout the ben to the reef, wham the Nese whisk presented itself was one of earful greadrer. The three englase trem London were hamoliately pried abragelde thence* that had previnely arrived, aid the whets wee Galin into eperaden. They had set, treerever, been rag at week when the not of the mill gave way, *ad the ante falling epee the doors below trued them down with • crash, when the Swan roes to enie an altitude as to render the serMsenneed SI light as noon•day. At length, about 4 Vera is the arming, the Auer were conquered. The hßowiag b a of Mr. Superintendent Braid. wood's report :—" iatdedey, Feb. 14, 1852.—At 7 o'clock, .m., a the broke oat to the premises occupied by Mr. J.H. Steals,., maw, 'mown se the Phenix Paper Mills, Dude* /Cr The caw et is unknown. The build. dug bedew to Mersa Therms sad Co., of Sadlers'-hall. Contents Mowed to the Bon, Plesin Kent, and Union offices ; the bedding 1•11•1•41 to the Imperial and other offices. The ihe Tee ntinguieed by strangers and fire men, with MN wrens if UM Royal Bzeltuage, one of the Kent, end the Nonni Bain, two of the Loudon Bri gade, end MO d the West et Ragland Fire-of es with 68 hirednazillerba The meilleentersed down and enibie-hosse saved. blesere. Harrison and Da, oil mill proprietors, the buildings and contents slightly damaged by lire but con siderably :by water, and roof by breakage; immured in the Phcenir, Kent, S c ottish Union, Norwich, and West of England Pin-offices." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1852. MARKETS. PRODUCE XABIZIT. Tn. Ltviarsol.. 14. Tho only galas to-day arc :—Begas: al bee &mu, SU to Ma. M. Coll*: 10 casks Jamslos, 46. Llawaed: 1,30 n bags Calcutta, 41s. to 41s. 64. Popper: 70 bogs Malabar, 31. result Catch: 140 bogs, 16 Juts: bales, 61., vary low. COTTON.—LivsarooL, Fee. 14.—T to sales to-day arel e 1.1 4 estimated at 8,000 baln, and include : —3OO Pernam and I Maranhao, at Lid. te . ; 200 Bahia, at 5114. to 51d. ; ' 260 Zgyptiaa, at dd. II . ; 2,000 Surat, at 211. to 4d. 'm i te &mewls dame Theeeday are 5,000 bales. The market doses Ida la VIM& leudency, prices of all kinds being without &sided thesspe. Aamaricsa is more difficult to buy., Ma i CiIIITIM. Psi 14.—The swim' for grey calicoes hes bees quiet spilt te4lah tat them is a fair business for yarn, at beedoefog pekes. In water twist from 16's to 21's 1 for wares VIIIINIII ere well engaged, and a fraction advance hes bees elemised fee early delivery. Reeled water twist from eassifoie numbers to 30's, are also is demand, as aloe areaps at full prices. In poweeLsa ipriathisl cloths there is less business rather, bat eswaraf the sleeks of light printers have been cleared s( ma 48 the mks id these goods has been curtailed a geed deal Moly la awe- I Vence of the demand having run for one sheaths pest chiefly upon the heavier descriptions, 1114111lalli810111111•11bie to secure rather fuller prices. For 39 hash shietlege there is also a fair inquiry of the higher reeds, eel the ormades• turers of such goods are engaged to costraig. Deoestke and narrow shirting, are but in moderate request, but prices are steady, and manufacturers, whilst meeting the market freely at present rates, appear indisposed to make any concession. WOOL—Loin:Km, Fro. It.— The btudnese done this week in foreign and colonial Wool has been moderate ; the prices obtained about the um* as those current for the last few weeks. The public sales at the Hall of Com merce will commence on the 19th and close on the 28th inst. The quarterly :sales brought forward, it is expected, will not exceed 20,000 bales of colonial, and 1,000 of sundry sorts. WOOLLEN CLOTllB.—Lczoa, Fen. 14.—We ha had rather an inactive market in the cloth halls to-day. Buyers were not numerous, and the business done was only to a limited extent. LlNEN.—Barner, Feb. 13.—This week busir.css hu been rather doll. Yarns, however, remain steady, and cloth is firm. Want of confidence has greatly Inj ured the business. The failure in New Orleans of Messrs. Namersal, White, and Co., followed by the suspension of a New York house, Mesers. Maellouel and Co., has caused a panic on this side the Atlantic, which has added to ,the dulness of our staple manufacture. The advice+ from Vera Crur, Masatlen, Tampico, and the city of Mexico are unfavour able. Stocks are large. We understand that the antici pated tariff on linens will be 30 per cent. ad valorem. The American trade has never been much worse. Prices rule lower in the States than goods can be purchased at here, so it is in Rio de Janeiro and Bahia. The stock on hand in three latter places are extremely large, and sales very bad.—Banner of Ulster. HARDWARB.—BIII.IIIMOIIAU, Fta. 14.—Trado here .• a little drooping, but not to aey serious extent. During the week the Board of Ordnance contractor has received an order for 23,000 heel plates for the new riles ; from all we can learn, the terms of the tenders for the latter are higher than Ordnance Board contracts have been of late, and that eansequently there is a chance of the work being executed with something like a fair remuneration to the manufac turers. A portion of the milers of Rowley who are out on the strike have agreed to return to work on Monday. The shain-makers of Cradley and the neighbourhood have all *rock for an advance of wages, having given 14 days' Betide far an advance of 30s. per ton on half-inch chain, mod ether shoe in proportion. Their term of notice ex pired bet Saturday, since which time the strike has been =rathroughout Staffordshire. The wages of artisans in nee& hen been reduced 50 per cent. within the last two yaws ; Wee& a large portion of it has been within the lost two suesstba; at the present time the wages are so low that the sea are scarcely able to support their families. Unfortunately, there is considerable depression in this branch at tits present time, and the masters declare their inability to ascode the required advance. Several of the principal meassfaeturen have, however, shown a relent i s spirit—they have offered the men the price they were pai d p to the last reduction ; this would be a use of a bout 6d. in 3s. Bd., with the further promise that if the spring trade is good they will concede the other 10s. per ton. As this offer is said to be made in good faith, it is hoped that it will be accepted, as the usual distress and misery will foible a protracted strike. This morning a flat in bank ruptcy was opened In the court here against the proprietors of the glum works at Wordsley, whose difficulties were an seaseed under this head a week or two since; all the at tempts is the meantime to arrange the difficulties having ailed. The liabilities ars variously stated ; it Is feared they ere large. POULTRY, tic.-Nswokrit AND LIADINNALL, Fen. 14.-Geese, 41. Od. to es. Od.; Turkeys, 4s. Od. to 105. Od. ducks, Is. M. to 21. Od.; tame rabbits, ls. to Is. Bd. ; wild ditto, Bd. to Is. Odd.; pigeons, 6d. to 7d.; routing pigs, N. Od. to Es. ed. each ; Surrey fowls, es. Od. to its. Od. ; ditto chickens, 4s. Od. to es. ; barn-door fowls, 3s. ed. to es. per couple; Enghsb eggs, Bs. to 9s. Od.; French ditto, U. 9d. to 81.3 d. per 120; fresh butter, 10d. to Is. 3d. per lb. ; pheaunts, 3s. to 3s. fid.; partridges, Is. 3d. to ls. 9d.; harm and leverets, 2s. 3d. to 3a.; woodcocks, 3s. to 61. ; group', ls. 9d. to 2a. 3/1. ; snipes, 9d. to Is. ; teal, ed. to 9d. ; wild ducks. Is. 3d. to Is. 9d.; widgeon', 9d. to Is. 3d.; and plovers, ed. to Is. each. FISH.-13twxonowris, FRB. 14.—Eels, 4d. to 10d. per lb ; soles, 4d. to 2a. Od. per pair ; lobsters, 6d. to 2.. each ; oysters, to. to 30s. per bushel; bloater+, Is. 24. to 1..6d. per doseu ; cod fish, 24. to pa. each ; turbot., de. to 12. each ; plaice and sprat.. Is. 6d. to 2s. per bushel; and fresh her. rings, le. to hi. ed. per dasert. CORN.—Aernia, 14.—At our market this maw lag tbs many of Weal ins largo sad la best nodes ; de sto lasoese was i es e. id e aotwleatalaA Os tree en de, bore PATIO. Thar mien la whs. so no but af asey ors lasonns rue Ifs Inds Is lek, an lel sasines emu an as to Inonoseis awl inatiaa NOM OS brae was dull. Ous na len Isk Wawa sliontisa ba res. la Pus lads des. When an Isitri, Us. to Osto In to es nes. Oa to als. eas, Su Is si. pa qr. Malt, fla tots. id. par budiaL Tann as. IL to la Flaw, NU to Ilts. per oak. Mutiny ar, Feb. 14.—Our amen was plentifully sup = nth sun desuiptloa ot gran lea.ansodupip Mad lost west's prices. Wed. Pit ID II le" ILL In nal lat n Ey. per or, nu to Stu Der, 37a to as, um. as. to nu Paso ns. to SU. BATH, Feb. 14.—0 'markets are dull, without show Use is price, cepa tar . auseary qualities of "restyled' we owls from ts. to b. por WIN Buturono, Fein 14.—There hem been ler iselinatisn Is data tudn, bet on dart KO ray reason Do de far le wade qou ea Wien easy was au per on . Dora. Pam se Ono all deem bum OGiorsti to d ass sant ilts lawit sena bat a mars peed wee Hamm% rISTIZ 14.—We bed a good Meadow at to suabot ale Stbent loss doll foe WIPP. arpr= Soap 'Pop PI plias est* Is. l• kr merge. Ist week. les* OM wan Wm a show soy Pimp ram Feb. I4.—A fats supply at inset at our sr du We awl the 'mum pin fid tas tut Elm NEON bead yardman at swum taus et thatiss67 IsPoilld WNW smoke woe • dello l i be t • Isibiset q ls oi c g. ram rawkally sbe Num SAL. et drips at Issuar s =2 .B llla Ilaillity WNW giN S=rdis. atlas 1/K•sy. ll. w Mt pat *am mai =it IN posollow tuba Otior Masks ot mob Is doot seuart. as switioll Mos. Wbott, SR to Hs. Itottay. Ws. to It6t. Osik Ha to Itto. ?was, ifs. to Hs. Pow, Va. to fito. lido, No to no . psi garter. Ilatt. IL Rd. to 7a. 6d. per bushel. Plow. Us. to no. pr Irk. CAMS/IDOL Feb. 14.—We bad a dull market to-day, and Barley was inert le. to b. cheaper. Wheat, rid, 42e. to Na; white, tea Irish rs. to to hens, raw, 30s. to Us.; old. Ns. Tess, Va. to lb. Oats, 17s. to Ste. pw cr. CLOTIRSORY, Feb. 14.,—We bad a dull market ; prices amMem deft the mama Whew, ell. haws, SOL ; saw. 40s. to 445.; Ma; am uldloosms. ll am a Poso. Ns lo SOL ism*. 144.10 /IL Ow, SOL Seam. old, COLCSILIOTLZ, Feb. 14.—An ismosal wwls of Wheat and !Mai IL* 'WOK met irltb a very Mils/ *rad at bandy lot users velda ; the latter IL &ow. Some lad Fem. Me sup ply imea, at, Ites use at tally Ye [dm kW Ma vire lanky tssfatalard. Ostinal In huge 'apply; so - Is fll who. Mom ere ephs the tern Owe,. Wh4ott, 23a. Sla id. per UM Dr" 101. to Itle. Oatmeal, He. GC to 27e. Wlla. Liscarm. Yob. 14.—The supply of Wheat was good, sat ems mot the Sant ettalltks rmlieed former ra lier sr la bar awl IM trade dull. (MU east Beam mil slowly, at lama rata. MOnosserza, Feb. 14.—Indisposition on the part of home le pereheee aim et wedartbila than apnoea tor the renal of lifeng easel tenet nine. and degree of drawn um teat et a Wen sad ugh a iamb Orbs she week, ve solo se men= la ides. 11 and Walden deepened nen gleams awn pannied. Oar none deney. no. ssiq be eleangld iserind, sad, elth a w ninus beim la sea arab. we gas se eihmetlea hum 1 the el Me doi Web. The ~ .....„, mthe Mast peso : Wheel. per head et Tao s whits. as in is h. In; re d, ie. N. te N. M. Isday. per MEM et Inna. Se. fd e to n Id. Oen ne St Min* sad lin Italy 3a. 011. la b. fd.i w ad:rdeiel i tn agi ke. M. la fa ad. Bean pee gnat Illan, neeklele. M. le WI Mt. lii bd. to ne. Wt. per II beg. des, Ira to 4Se. i ire eieesee, me. to 17e. Pe" per e Yap. lerhe+offut sad blue bonen, lea to 3 2 t. Flour, pee ern et 21111ba. sad Irish, fine. gle. In to ne. ; eadollse an Inatiliabb. As. IS ale. 01. ; extra, ind UMW, ne. lo Via; donde nen. it Irate. M. to Ile.. Fennel, Wafts rely lea !LL to lea lee. Id. Onnen pee lead of 24014.., Mean an Wale, an Kruaimosouom, NM. 14.—Oar market yea well at W Me awl et entree wee berm sad Oa murk impremat by dm Ma limematie meellue. Mika artist; mill Cllll. Op% eel waft be relmehm, amemiel le eiftift • dcolue of Y.lo Is same irmlumem hated, teem ore named tie amellVdp i al lu ts " as raw. Ma balms was laellialm l s i a t W rat Wan' km neat. ma qweeliem s ItheM eA t to 440. , If to taw Om; .to Ms . Mom, if.. to 34.. u, to 11." Mi. to Ha. Malt, Ms. Milk pre qr. Vetch's, 44. od. to to. pm Mad. Maar, tk to 318. pr OWL I - - NEWCASTLI-011-TTNI, Fob. 14.—At our market this morning we bed a Imps &every of Wheat from equally growers, sad the enemas sasetwke lave berm equally liberal, • oloausse wr elheled of rte areari "ample+ at • dude Nair Me new NY vase wile weiwal awing I tap area am In Weer of the kale, Wane wee not roe rkrlie M Need I • Jullity • Is see eleetethar. k °pantry rod op ie and kr old meet Bosom sad Miksch W. ed. per v. were posetral per Si ha la oa Irides little was dons, wing leer Wpm vkliv Se wears a rites wit& themes vernal wUllem ISYb;lrttfr yaw lleekshamed. otr qr. was Ow. OM WORN& ism red, a Imam vs. nude. Flour was Wawa I= l l , dewiest booms Ms imp Lets's. In Rye little Wok& wee hold kW, for last woes'. prioui quelatkme. but th e Mlles p= warla Wel& the 'Wean thea etederl, Vika \mew were set eseeptra Wag aloe/ kr oaks velar. velablnir S 4 lbs. pee Was& Of NM irk* Walt Unaltered, and the sew weft =re hires siml Pm. With Wm we were Meted widled hi ear Pawn, sne kr sash • free as.e was es- I perleard stth Iris la haw of the War. Choice scotch may be wrains MeV pie qr. Wier, with rather a isposition to held biek vseertod somplet kr • greater bapromme d nt. The arrivals Ws week are; Wheat. coastwise, 4,5.14 qrs.; foreign, 1,04 u Daley, 2Se; romps, 1,014 ; Oats, easetwlos, Vele; Swum, coast- 1 wire,l/r7. Moue, 1,214. NZWPOUT USIA or WIGHT), Feb. 14.—Wheat sold from 4m totes. pee or. Barley, Us. to 110 e. Pew, 325. to 3th. thane, Jr. to Hs. Oats, Ms. to Vs. Flom, W. per seek. Nooalea, Feb. 14.—Our market was fairly supplied wild Wheat to-day by the foams, mostly la bad comiation • prices rated precisely th e same foe prime samples, while seoundaiy aorta were at a reduction of la. per qr. • a methireablis qvanilty changed bands. Flour was a fair sale at echoed) tamer rates; • taw quantity charmed hands. Barley was a good awl , Wore declined from la. to 2.. pee qr. • prindirsi meta were at about former rates. Beam were la demand at full pewee. For Pees there was a fair In ,at precisely WOW rates to ose paid wek. mall supply and mall demand. N th o ethnic in ; lastMeos. Oats int, • Norrt/tomoN, Feb. 14.—We had a better supply of Ward to.day in our market; buyers, however, Unshed their opera- Uses, end took slaty the best samples at the terms of last Saturday ; anything Werke is sousely so wail sold. Barley may be quoted is. to U. lower, at which • felt business is done. We note other articles sod the man as be eseenl weeks past. Prraaaostouou, Feb. 14.—There was a large supply of grata hare to-day. Wheat was Is. per qr., sad Barle) Is. to m. per qr. lower than lest week. Oats sad Boum made late rates, and any. Wog at lee seed sold at la per qr. shore mosey. FaTwoaru, Feb. 14.—The trade for Wheat was quiet at our market to-day, at about last week's rates foe Barley, Oata, Be. The demand was somewhat checked, sad is some owns the tura was In favour of the buyer. PaMITON, Feb. 14.—Though oar imports asatinue on a limited male. the OM trade tbruuibs the wilt Me remained M. active; sad as flees and Oa tie Sad= have bad the turn et prices la their beam We had a mail loggiy of English N heat at our Own ltaamg• Mandl& Ms dimmed be which ruled toter. sW~setfegW Ott saes ot this day Wintsts vire fally emabliabed. hi* as wag britss.suatami. [tsar mil be read 6d. per pack =. Dem a Mitt mi. mai N per virile *hr. Chita mud edge. bat wry law Is lbws. t rial Oatmeal met • droopier was st a redamadas ate& pee lead. trial In lamt.ed essit. doh %bough we de sot starer saatetruns, • traidice messy trash partial taw salmiskil Is. - - Riassura, Feb. 14.—We have a better supply of Wheat am last week. Fir* Ws singlie corailiod ready sake it roily lir Mei of Imitcertmlices I elliirquiliais move wry stow ly, sad are *Mr le peedrii. Ilseser sal all but but wafer law • at ha prim* diumard imaiksw. Irmo. Pa; awl Oita, are awe atmox WAs.ottx, Feb. 14.—Wheat, 404. to 42a. Telma% Ob. for yr. Ibrotay, outdo& Sat. ; prim, 330.; ditto, 'dad- Ise, SU le SI& per qr. Doan. no. to Ho. Peak 27,. to 311. Oas, 10.. to 111. por qr. - - Baarrariauwa, TO. 14.—AS 10-day's market we were molsoleiir wli What; bet alter Maim oorlaserd their operadom ontorme wratkr, the lemoorkeis were lialier‘ with. oat ess i == .7 from the perm we d woe, Mweili Wire . Daft mei im kr* era of r w re. a aril eilliomb Mere was • Irk Impary. we well altar loa row Oro Mom soot with atimiLs; gr ill elm Tram wed a Mei MI i Ittss lbw was litemily **Wig Whom, Ma M 41b. Maim Us. M. Ms. to Sara ' ere. to $4.. IMA Se& ft Ilk Pro, Oft Malt. 6 to Mr per qr. Vetraish ea Oa Ow per WM. Marm Sea to Me. per ea*. Ilawrairm, /IL 14.—There was a good diwarad for fitsarlpilanotpula steer outlet Ids day. at tally lot weak.. =ma Yam Mimeo Is. pat qr• mere was Om 4 lbe whit. WomiIIMML, Feb. 14.—Our market to-day was fully =lorded, s= . l6 B9lf ts of k r ad bu i llr io ntrlv i l ika blial. m rl as r i tle . o; r Iroommomolomiklio o woo do& art mooled Is yaks lo.tokyor oliti Int raw ftaal la aka. The obey of Wasp woo ad bwmt. omllbwe woo so Improwomost to dm iholoal; Wm OM a ___l tooMmost —la mow YON= Ito No So fie.Oim. Mow^ owl woo ow oilmotionotai wry Wl* IMAM YE. T Wirt. Ms. l oo there to Mb. lloft. Ile. le UN. Oath Ile. to nil. Ms" 1111. to Iwo Pro. Sas , m. mytk Mo. to M. Mob. o Sta. to Im MIL pot op. Wokiwo. to Y. per bWoM. Floor, teo. IR m. WixomVOWEL Feb. 14.—A sod attendance of both inure ad Mehra sad a sessombk weedy of Wheat. The demand was desM= l 4md ,:ees reared mash Ms seas so lest wet it the diks* Ima trahrtswaMeim were seise ft I. IMP* was Morey see, alms% k met tetth mmeihnlis Miss- Ilea he seiselig need peremos, we have so altered= et prim to eve. tEI Ishe eftsmed Mr in Malt were Resat frearweed. In PerZzi rem Nelts stirring, d prism asistital4 weltered. Wheel s te Net red, sk. to Oa lerdsy, ths. to Ms. Oats, vides, 1 to NMI Meek 17s. to Ms. issem INta kr Ms. Peas, to Us. PM la Oa Malt, els. ft SM. pit qr. Vetches, U. rd. to M. per Them Ms. to 11.. per east. Wilmot, Feb. 14.—We are moderately supplied with vele at ell kiwis se this ileOmmitet. Wheat readily bring. lad was me trkesa i re M weed It Is. pee v. more is ewe es ef hippies' emiltia Oils ft lea week. beans Is. issmr. •Wheell i wefts, to 411.; mere, Ms. • red, dd.. eva eon. et& Oats. •44. to led. per stmea. pee ur. besai, Of, Ms. I to 34a ; us% 333.. to Ms. per qr. - Wow Fob. 14.—There was again a good supply at Whest egmatint today. and on the sales of red Wheat which we. elided sradneles of Is. pee or. was submitted tq but holders Imes gam* ismy sod wilts mu tally as deer. Berley, le. I. 2s. meg. kw. Oda lAA ON imelons mum with very little doing. Nam rather Mein. Aar us - red You r FAA. 14.—We madam to be well supplied with a/hsstM oar mialsa taday, WWII has wag • how sale, as last week's = 4 Ilesfory b also IMO Mind at Ye as but buyer. &radii. posmiws aa alloameat as the late bah rates. Oka aro sad are id. pis Moro dam. In otter articles 40 altanktioa t wide% 41a. OIL per Imperial qr.; ma /b. to 4b. samba& Ws. to OIL ; ftlndletb KW to Spa War" 8011. lona Oale. lOid. to 11d. per Mom II 1411 a. Wpmlaa to ila mama of Coma, Feb. 13—The of native grain are small W esolowas to be labia as tel esters, ibta Waft on covey per. slang da ?anima rhared rev band oa Wt—Ns soar lbs via le mal s. a"s of WO knob B4 Mint. Ma loslay. sad Cals. Th ii = 1.11110010 swim Mao wry pin% lima. alai dm mom We gaits Illarloaspa abet MI it to fin; MIAs IS.. to ra. al. ; Nab Odom to fia. OA par bow& Wm near trade Is EMI, bat vista. bas an mot bawd. Wise to pod stoma dal mat Moir re. mamma soda boba arm kewsad, weds NM look he math gala Ibis melds. bar Om las reseed Is. Id. per tak on sodas salvo bawd whisk Marls b e Is this mouth las mono pot malikoloi lONA Comm and barbs Flour New beim soballatollko IL We Tab mo d. 71. ; 71, sal W. Ile. psalm with a mai Waliaaina, Feb. 14.—Our s ar lsailit Mamtry earn bays WO* blusised wok. bet term abroad coutiaus very apia; balms wales ma akivilbassm Maw op at tato tame wallasellsro bate Wawa as m at s ulailaro I. to say lefties. At ads mamba% at ON soppiles of hewers' ens were amsiL Want of dla male waif, Nil ts* at Use pram et last go* bat damp sad Walla t> wire Mints to calt moldag sem emeniss to ~Nom lb by MM. pis et Asa* alba allpeleidi IP= bamii opal as ad. mom la per Wad IMMO& sial le. al sa oualiam. Oats sommsadsd oboe ada lora asa la pas. In. dean Ora: nemissedismadetamboa Ws malt osiabod to near; was bow NNW limardss• garb* at bat wok% nom lbws rafter a lbw sal% ba 004 WNW. alapallb womb : Whoa. al qrs. ; lama II bomb apes I ermisy, Lb; Oita 2,182; Fevist, 170 Naha Quatrourria. Fob. 14.—is oar nookot tbh day, tine ars lops &bind 110111 . awl raw bibs to losonst sink st Or mass moiii so:i atlyrt ll = In mks* to • redraws 10. re quo nor Ira kr uniroprisr yr had rib and map lbw Isinilfte OM Melnik la Or* a not sob% prior ranakdoi r hitipioloL bra wirer Orr wry drab Mb mt arm pita. Mink _ffa. lab tr. NNW. as. loaf. L ei Ma to 44=is and arm Orasssco: db. to Ids.; of Mil Ohm. ar area des. to On. ; Niabsepri. Pseworto. Ottrar, and thee, Oa. to Um mama Oar% batik bodb,Sat. to Oto.Lbsed, mai bored, lb so Mat Yalta toir 4111. ta at. 1 dryer Ma Mrs. Drip *talk oldlimbr i goarg ir eltatt au. Ids. Is ra ; was" ter. ft Nap SOL I. ift e glailh er= l *Zga ll k =III Nib bits i sod barb lia te Pk Sit pot a , a... .. 2. ... to ON T. No. to Sr t mil Ns. to Lb t Ida to ids. Orb WealbrO, Unisidk.ll/f 1114 6. 4 i. es lts.r.. Oa% W mai Torbol. Or to fiat bulk lib to ant. f s bib Or to kb. @Li bra" Ms. to 411 k. Sr bib Pro, Oar. Wsolote. pogr pre r. . ... I intim ob. to No. par OW. —to Ob. Loma Obis. 1•1 1.1 4%. to liat. i hank lea to Iffia bopro ribs week onibli Vab 14 : Brim Vet 0•14 1.1111 or Ottlbtaaab Fob. 14.—Thrio ma a hop quantity tams What at mirk sal •• memo! didaellutioa ea ibr port of tams to Thu obi rib was at • Morn ot Is. bo l t rids rd. moo Is. raw. Wheat. 44. to 511. to &.s. Oats , tea. to SU Naas, Ski. to ]Y, Par 31s. t aa l e ts. H maroon, Fob. 14.—W0 had a very midi show of sane. so, of Whom bp Or IMINFOrS ; ergiorhoe hares seder a part tho tarn mars spar dr fryer. What rem rd demi is were o• tho nodrd Oa pier of tho hat week wont rim* 01 al ssummi i him malting Dana, tap op ht rise; =tp mar beta Old bra nal bibs Piss • rads der. pro tarok to. Si. to ha M. lisakg, le. &Lula. Id. Ora, b. N. to b. tr. ther• ha OIL le la M.; itrelga, U. to IL 4d. Poss. la al. to lb dd. i Oda balm babas is. 111111170114 Fob. IL—Tho supply .e Withit fide • the a m mi l. mi n am is ewe nem as he p in k ! lib e l l am a [Advortiosahmt.)--110LLOWAY's OINTNINT AND pare& do& Dr* la hlr supply; wool Mod ostremety dab at ie. Pam arms AMES MI u 1 arm lam, AND PZIMIPTIIII AIMPOIA =e. I.= iitisay. Olbur sorb or sir nab in rek's raft rus.—Tho who it Ilk& liettle. et Nioisomi, droblionok gram. Ma to Ills pr load. au*, Sts. to N. raw or. lbta, ab. area be um than slOt yaws bra • dram& lia=m ror . qr. Non 17s. to Ms. pa kir. bro. lts. to Ilea. = bm ilir elal=i • pootionbn NUM Omuta was war 14. r No. to NB Am 14s. to Ms. larsorst whew dw. we brand!) Ord thmt Faimas, Fob. 14.—At to-day's market en, had • fair "Walatil• W1111 . 8 "lir "all wm wwww" hal mass a um ory st sa d Oat.; ~,,:e was. wid , .." iii use " sio , the assad boutroor. mar la ran id her trisals. the Mid Hr. WINO, kb to ha par Ind of bat. Oar IN. lo lib i m orl ilk era boo ids' • pada are, sod gm dm. ilia resimaria oboe dna* allithed re so tim alter ll* eenei la meat the ear* ars. Odd Or stt Lure:Arras, Fob. 14.—At thh dare mad then woo =gal Foollsivis Illikorraf • twat M. ausad, alya eery Emil show of Wbool. the sok he mblii we hashroa mod I KIRKCALDY, Folo. 14.—Tbe esalber this nssk , kis been Saar am kr rim Ilae ; and wry liftwais tor Seri agesslisse ; is the esrly . s::s ts :sk tt was Rey sad basSiel he Ile eandltaa sigmas. WAWA It as soda loam Mild. At our mato Sri wish emporland semi Twine to all lads sr nee, haingra paws Mae In favour the as y rid OW masa el. to Ir. par gr. over teat gales Mss. Kaia tialaizegglas gas pad of Wheat sad Oath tad naliests 111111 . AK as a soli Me; at about clrelassi as lastey, sal Oa& a lea to rah a. Via. to as. . Daisy, la. a as. Oats, lie to 13& 6d. Clataselhgst beg as. to Sla. CATTLE, Ike„—GoDALmixo (13oaaat) Fes, Feb. 13. Uwe was a owl amply all bola at stook at die Mr The de. mod 9.9 slow 1181. tat pal. at lbr iltawlag prism : wan bog. is% la dr lank Ite. If& ow Imp% NIL la Ma.; goad • vOli bola brow; Naas 49=1:71114a amp. SU le SOL Oimukallistgli Wirier bud nag lama ▪ 134 Is IA sub Imams ail NM* it ta. 44. Alas se ll\ ; prim Ames 14 gaal damall. Dwain and maks IL Is It sallytWolli sod Ma 44 to 98. auk ; omit yew. Num U. di U. Tam Mum NY Ur WO ant Now 111110 way old at NIP 49 rims auk ; brie /Wm, U. is at. we. Plas taw plaatlaitool pad gaarter Nom an worth per ow ; War sorts se at my be gallati; mks. itsda at, W. to Y. 2d. pod Amt. RAILWAY BILLS ON t3TANDLNO ORDERS. The select committee have declared that the standing orders ought to be dispensed with in the case of the North Staffordshire (No. 2) Bill ; the Eastern Union NA Great Northern Junction; the Great Western (No 1) ; the Worcester and Hereford, and Furness and Pill Harbour Railway Bills. LIVIRPOOL SANITARY AND WHIRR LOCAL ACTS BILL. —This bill has been withdrawn. RAILWAY/ (lIDLAND) BlLL.—This bill proposes to enable grand juries in Ireland to 'Jake presentable!e fee railways in certain eases. Iwcous AND PIONDITT TAX CONIIITTBIL-4116 SSW =delis mists for the ant tins this swum to-day, is dm tho anion Ommittoo, to elates a thainoaa Moe opotoo of pooloodlog. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Nonnas, Fan. 16, 1662. The State at the Weather at each of the folkwiag places at Nine cs'eloak on Saturday aseralai. The asthma en arranged is order of latitude. Own Wo.= et Non 4 Plan . W s ; r . i. gm at WNW= Pinions .-..-- W. flea Ow Pans. NA. Caln Own= Sum= ...-.... IL Owns limn aware =mum nos .... ILL Won Bms. Pinielly Mod" Pay.oncen « N.i Ow Breen Osman Ca= Pwlially Mod, ausitincil Cs= OVAIIIIIi SOUND « S. win Few sousim .- ..... ... N.W. Light Al,. Oywesst Gym= wean Owns* ' ="yr --. ......- :III. Os= Were nwth eyabse 3minsa• Tyamins .......... B.C. On= Brae alarm llownosans LW. Cs= L Oa= FaskiWiseir OtaUs Bross arra Luniins......—. AMMO andy C•lsa C. M Ors= anew Paw THIB DAT, Nom Orme et W. Ikraut* et RIM. Mate of lir Weather. W. Oa beam outing. The retries hen the humble =Lace mil the ghee la tine he petillothe ea they Ihetehie Wiggle the shoe el waMher y swift et dee Vele*. tannin Camay NW. Lamm 8_ .unnumax WIITINT. Dasusero Boxroom ....... W — ines• Soft *nose OWL Ikare fikiag Imre PIN. OM, 0•111.1111• Es Osele Ibrare Oselb ins= eem-,W. °must lam 0,1111114 Nam Ilaow Iset—llmia 0111111111 MARTPOZT AND CARLISLE RAILWAY...4Im 3mirly siosMot ei the shareheidas is this sespory lea held .t the ses isses Ams heoport, es Waists, sect. The Mil esselple eta pre Wiser ars 15,417i.17e.104., est the swift. expense TAIL Te. Id., beim ot the rate et seedy 41i pa asst. TIM MUMS is the WO.* yet et ernise/. set le essaszephs. se dhswiss the peugsseive lake et the miestelehr. Dee herein teess peseesper Leash slide 1M the revised hese at Mi sssn empleht snsesmesS shish sass Isis sposstisa as the Ist at hos Neestisiess see paths hr salshlithing time aleserie Isiepurph ups the railway. Its smelt ail Is lbanins nrninents, at4phir issmity hessesiaL The balesse dispeehis tor opiamest vaildsi sad it trot ups est fa SAUL whims@ h. 3d ; est the ssessmest thst a at Os nap at 4 per asst. psr ssems. Is pelt, has at isms hr., ea sad thee no lith Midi. This same will stash &SIM 10e. The taboo nasslaiai of SINK 164. IL they advist to be assist es the mom had. Is eosalisies, the dims. sesisstahts the posprislon Inn the Impend inn et their s sn4 lMy Mg le oda. Ibir mann. Ing nall le Ono le mud an near OM pannon pinnant Airombil Is Se Nunn an none etas sailloor st hs (11r. Do* sal et Mr. Mai, we the talthatiley main nennninfli Ohs Mks inn. 111111 i an wry ~.,. 4 ,A ~tlatlow SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Fran ear asaagaNrs,.• thi.rattr." .4 Lo) kr Lin CASUALTIES. . . . Beaver (schooner), Cobbau, hence to Muretou P.iy, w ent ashore, Sept. 23, on one of the Solitary and was totally lost; erew saved.—Sydney, Oct. 4. Independence (steam-tug), returned this morning from her search for the Piekwick without seeing sop hiu,- of her. But during the night s (early on Sunday morning), th e Pickwick herself came into port, with the tw.i liltll on board, who were supposed to have been luit alt.: the col lision with the Ciiimters.—Liverpool, 14 b. 11. Swan, Skey, bound to this port, put back to 'Melbourne, Sept. 20, leaky, having been ashore on Print,: (here's Bank.—Sydney, N.S.W., Oct. 4. Uruguay, for Monte Video, which ‘itiltd tiler morning, by put back.—Liverpool, Feb. 141 SEABORNE MAIL, (N anthem that the ogle ere seat fr.ea u. Gyneng p ou t.ak e the etibt—amd II b 7 dr r—de .1) to h. Asseruallolleit.paskat N netairion(by United State. planet) ..... nuerkeilWiEntiaa . itil &hue ( Weet Oanat) N Calaadrla• Sainte= tall II Brno+ Ayres it Cliegrea)li Ape of Gaon None N Osestanunople • N Central *inertia IS Usaanal Was .... . . ........... ?ranee Wit N %unlearn Holland Honduras trulond N India Ma doatharart)ll inns w liarsalllso) N aladlterranou Ma South arc . ° ) rat via alsrsolllts) N Mask* Madeira IDai odds up L Orbital P.A. 01lee Lboduck. Inc - Feb. 24 Feb. le 141 h of the wools 1242134th et woo. :may 9UI of the w. tt. eth of the tutoith 2114217thormenth 14th of the eolith 711a17th27thof mu* 214122t7th0f oozy. itL 17th of the "keit:. Tyke deity libl7tk,7thofo4l 111 lbeeday k Ft ,4 e s Wade s% k ego-. 17th of the 'nowt. T 1631) dotty loth of the nom , 4thk2eth of 112,1, : •i r it whit Pon Whew oeqweehelL dee, laeleptue., ' Vehed f.tvi . Veb. is et.l Arrind Pli .. .latch 8 nowt : Pwly , • tiripd watt...... 't mved 4,1.88,7 • . Vrb. to telohoout • March 3 Ilurer .I..t.l•sayka• 20 to 18. So 4.ol.lbataptw. Vtb. 30 lamed% .see rob.:, I Iseadnit. Feb. 26 110100,1.4_ 1 wk. eig. .04.uumpten Yt.b. 23 Irnvenl 190th of their AO ' Stlth2llth or I 2nd of the math 111th of the 71141711412t1t,17th itidthofehernontn I Stblsth2sthot m/m I Sthl2lll23tltof mm I 7thl7llll7tauf mm 117th of the mouth Stlasll23llofinon 117th ef the math Atatdarsetai . Veh. 21 Dever 3lvred I 'evithemplee. Arrived IMO A I Metre le Papal rare* il Pruners N Peru U Tummy* Wrt rare r rem lathes (azeopt Ma reek and let.euul M anti /*elk IS liever 4 ..thavligam• trtivid muntharuiptoo. Veb. SO er + 4 .thasoptm. Feb. 25 N doe senthl ~„ I • The sub, to Moo sountrias tilu matte ;•t a'v mt , eyed Ity Rana paalvt via Manwillen teat.tr.aitta. —MMUS to and bun Calitrllll,6 r ../ r.l fatted Ri m are now dowatebed and dna by •ery Mame. ',awn. AILR IVE Asconnomb- at null, Feb.l3, from Hamburg Inumass -at Leith, February 12, from atemadrla Blllow -at remanee February IS, from .... *illy Cuersaavanrs -at 0.11., February 13, from ..... ..... Mmuitlo• Cates-at Liverpool, February 11, from.. II ma Aims Daaw-at Gravelend, Fetnary 13, from lit IBM Doluto-ot Deal, February 13, from P. Phillip Da lloor -at Oriumby, February 13, from ...-.. ...... Amsterdam tairlaMiCt -at Llull, February 13, from fa FAMIT-st Guernsey, February 10, from (lassos -et Dublin, Februmy IS, from tle Ouster-at Hull, Febru try 13, from.. Goou 1 at Leith, February 11, from - Quasars Gamma -at bluelda, February 13, from Geoveasna-at Shields, Fthrwary 13, from tonater N dim UM Gintrra-at Oranoend, Feb. 13, from Joss Wasmaa-at Gravesend, February IS, Irma Callao Joss Wauisa-at Deal, February 13, from Cabo lawny lOW -at Jewry, February 10, flogs Gotteuburi L4DT or •rea Lame-at Deal, February 13, Mona ron S.Atal Lour-at Ormond, February 13, from Habana Laoraim -at Deal, February IS, trona Monte Yalta Maar-s1 Liverpool, February 14, from... Bremen NILR-at Queenstown, Feb. IS, from .....- ........ Oulut-at (nimbi, February 13, from ...Unbar' Owes-al Gray .. .oa February 15, from Rotterdam PAMTALD Pam eartnend, February IS, fr on.. ..d)doey Pratorsaa -at Hull, February 13, front."... M. John's ltuntra-at Liverpool, February 11, (ems Antwerp liana=-at Gravesend, February 15, from Harlingen SaLasta-et lkol, Febnuary IS, hoot .. ... ...... Taairaw-at Gravesend , February 11, from . Umbra" 1 BAILS D. o &roam February 13, to Grooda from Cower, !February I; to Trinidad la.)-from Livorpool, February 14, to K Abel--(10131 umrpool. February 14, to -from Q February 12, to .... Arrwooo-Ram On February If, t 0... &Madam B.aos Orr -truer Gravesend, February 13, to Boa Aceorte-from Jersey, February 11, to abbe Carman-from Army, 14 to . .- Viola Camota-front Liverpool, Feb. 1 to Rotterdam COSIODIWIL-from (traversed, I' ' y 14, to Rotterdam Camas*. -tress Gra Febru ,ry li. to Hamburg Coutoomr-them Grs Febra,ry 14 to Bombay Goma-Gm Graummld. 11, to. Amsterdam Ram AVIMIAND-440111 Grareasod, February IS, Is Rotterdam Fmansaa-trom OartMT, Ferbrarry 12, t 0....,, Malta Flosurr -tram Obeide, Potreo:7 13, t 0........ Cave Fresno-Irma Ltvirpeal. Febnary 14, to igersoldus FTIMOOLD-41M Orsearimg, Minor, 13, to ...... Rolletiam Fomrewara allsomar-trat Oruseorad, Feb. 14,te...Ctestos4bells Gummea-6.m Gramemd. Illorwary 11, t0.........,.......05b011s Oa. Desuse-grem_ Aloorpssl. February 14, to -Mew 'felt ticrerrans -Ram Untied. Prlrnmry 14, to .... ................alm Goma Mars-tram lammeml, February 14, to lhaatorry-from Jamey, Fabreary 11, to limrsoma-trura 13rsememl, February 13, t 0.... .noi i i i rj boos Loma -tram halm February 11, to Jams AVOWS-6m Jaw% February 11, t 0........ Noirmostla J seer -tte ,, o . Fabormy 14, to Tobess Mean'- (ter lamer, 13. to St. Gar Motto's Is Post Talbot, Falters, 14 to. Chartist's Moreau-trom Clasmalsem, February 12, Its Bartalses MAT -from thrarpiel. ltabramy 54, to Monte Mae M•LITA-Rom Limped, Wlrromy 14, to ....„..-. ...... .. ammo 11,,111,4 Ranra-trom lamessol_ , February It, to Narks Nuans-trots limpet. Pobraary 14, 44 Trieste Morro lgamut-tram Grains* February 13, M Legbors Narsose-Rom Gramme!, Motility 14, to Ilasahus OIMAY-troa Shields, Panisty IS, to WO Peamorr nea es-trasa Paara-Ram 1 / I •Winim, February 13, to !mein Paonosar 11114114 Fermwory 13, to Cart/Nom Proresaaea-frum p Mead. Felreva7 14, t 0......... .. MM Parmuses-trasa 2, to - JIM. Pauses Auer -gr i m i arra424 46". 7ebruary 14, to Form BM hammer Msma-tram Ontiormal, February 14, te„....Brerast leses-thamPlysisaib„ Febreary Is, to Adelaldi Toss. Nbwamo-!vm _Qssssyvws, February 12, to Barbodom TIMM-4M Dei tianiset A n L y o ... Munroris Ttimasoao 14, to .Philodelphis Tomatama-sum February 14, to Ceara Vorra-tram Clormolstria, Frtareary 19, to Philadelphia Ilhera-fro easoralsosa Ihbreary 19, t 0.. . ..... Betam 'IN. lisao-Mam Illistir. Pebrancy 13, to Barcelona Maraawretram Gummy, February 11, to Coruna To. tecresma-ram Liverpool, February It, to Pernambuco Aralca risszLe SPOIL] WITH. Clanalson29, (Dtch banns), from Liverpool for Batavia, oat 41 days. Dee. 23.4328.30 W. Grafton, of Boston, for ilamatra, lat. 4 N., lon. JO W. Hawing, from Plymouth for Sydney, 14.8. W., Ma. 28. Jarmo, from Batavia her Amsterdam, at. 10 N. km. 26 W. La Gloria (Austrian barque), from Llao Janeiro tar rmite, lat. 13.30 lon. 32 W. Loyalist, of Plymouth, bound to Redoubt's, Feb. 5, lat. 41 N. Jurylen. 31 W. Asa ann, ham Callao fur tioarnatowo, Jan. 6, lat. 11 IL, Raymond, of Caen. Jan. 8, lat. 7 IS., Ma. 31 W. &taloa, from Piga* far Falmouth . Jan. 1, lat. 31 N. Thomas breakletsok, from therpool for Calcutta, Jan. 20. BIRTHS, MARMAGXB. BIRTHS. ___ . _ AND DEATHS. BLAXLAND.—Ieb.I2, at dapa-equare , Mrs. G. Welland, of a IS. BRAITIIMAITE.—Feb. 12, at Southwick- en went, the wee of Braithwaite, Jun , Esq., d a daughter. 81. John's-wood. the JEPPREYB.—Feb. 11 stMOW wt of .1. Jeffreys, Ls., as sow. LAWPORD.--t ob. 11, at Orettestou St. nary, Wilts, the info of the Row. C. Lswford, of a daughter. MANBEL—Feb. 11, at Langton IdadgA Donrt, the wits of G. P. Hassel, Pp., of • daoghtor. MARTELLI.—Pob. 10, at Oxford.ternoe, llyde-part, the wile of C. 11. A. ilartolll, Eat., of • daughter. KILL/IR.—Feb. 11, at Hanlltat.place, St. Jcbies.wood, Mra. W. P. Milks, of a son. NEWPORT.—Feb. 11, at Wilto•eresocnt, Vlsoottaton Newport, of • lOC 8011117.11.—P0b. 11, at Uptca.placr, Wert Has, the wile of O. Bo•ttW, Eaq., of • sou. MARRIAORS. HATHERTON—DAVENPORT.—Feb. 11, at Lambeth Palace, by the Archbishop of Canterbury the Right Ilan. Lord Rath Ron, to Mrs. Davenport, of Cawthorn., Cheshire. JOLLIFFI—POOSON.—Yeb. If, at gt. the Rey. P. J. 0. Pram, 8.A., I.Jeut. Q. K. Jo dtfejeCtilli NarY. to Oertrude Kiln; oaly daughter of the late J. Ilainreett, ler Taunton, and widest et the late Rape Pugsoe, wtlie &ad at Gibraltar. anti —BlllTll.—Poin It . at Brampton, nerbrottiro, by tbo Rm. Courtney Meta, Foster W. Nun, rito., son o 4 the K. Oktly Nub. of Throwloy. Kent, to Elisabeth. third ntuabtor ot the I.de Re,. Plehard Bon* Pastor of amity. and atuu.tet of Ederour, RWRIre• AuIIIDERS —GLENDINING. Peb. 12, at Severoaka part *arch, by the it... R. Rickard., J. B. Saun.lera, KN., 9th Itkat• Ihmal Wilt Cavalry eldest ens of J. 3. tatatsetera, haq , muath- Ma bd.r tO Lily, eldest daughter of A. tilettitning, tn , 4.4 gma. Smoak; lieut. lATIBS-IBaNON...Feb.I2, et Puttou, Aerrev, 0. W. Trarem the late Major B. 0. Tray, he 36th Bret, and et try, Wad. to lleartetta A. eldert &wetted of the Iter. W. R. WAS% al datum. burry. lALPOLZ—WALPOLE.—Yeb. 12, at At. blary'a, Bryasaton Aure, by tilt Dire. R. Walpole, 8.D., the 1140. Y. %dunk, youneret an at tiro Zvi of Orford, to Laura Sophia Frames, ordy daughter of Y. WatPalar F.Q. DEATHS. CRAIG.—Feb. I I at ft. Gengeotoml, Glasgow, William, woad sow of the lots W. Craig, Esq., aged 19. JACIESON.—geb. 11, at Wlibech, 11. Jackson, Eel., of that olatee sod of Doddlagtos, Northateptoseldre, aged al. YLliPtlON.—Fals. 11, at Biroklelda, Herefordshire, 1. KomP o3 4 bp, aged SI. 1111918 . BALL— Nam relict it --Feb. 11, at St. J0hn'e.w000.,...._ the Lae N. Ile step, FA, aged 73. ULM—Feb.l2, at lisadltawtenace, St. Johte..wood, Anna &vbal. wife of J. Powa, Esq. FALTON.—Teb. 11, at the Rectory, WaLtesdoo, Buis, Emma. wUe of the Um. W. W. Welke. Maid mai flatland by Wasma ibiur, at I , l*. laiibiti• ins& IN de OW ai lauds% • 1.,. Olftion 'bird. MINK la Ow prided d Whilaitlara—Your, FAIT lla 1014. ern aba , DO ' Put plie and Po 2 1 1 db!