The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-13 00:00:00

4 . asd 1 be,. 1M Terma. Tamil. and Welmilaimpaoy will shortly be In • eendlika to de the seas tiness. ear ..ethers kiss rant meet a vary 61111 meed Those lion rem die amok of • masa he whisk w rein oesdate r ir o rm=erowedheelet bra beinginamespeed kegaril kat Ger le rem, by saner swap bees. They were sninhkes kr peepers of de bate large sussed marl Ind bees asp ared ma them it wes hisgemehle M rude era then I aid the way arm therediee der oeseakel ft us was. the whisk we toosse amended bp par essindisme of amealrelea, • reeminends. ties in shish we rest redlelly resaned, that we should kith them Nine elide the emir iambs impeditiom Whey litter or • bed just Idled In twoeseart wideamene Oat we had mass le wire to arierthe amissemente with the Idris sad Wartle•Weeires Ouspery g sad k of ear kilen we bed emend loth • allies e se n = Illwriebery lire. %V a have rise sempl•l that wimp ram by entering iate as agronesset Oa the ilidisthesil, lemeetthin, mil Cheshire Compsey. I wet Meg that egreement should have mimed the Issas of • parestee. and be myself I should rather have pe olemeed that it had boss a Mal Male arroraprarat. (l gr. boas.) Bat the gem maple of that line already nearly equal the mineral smart wheat la guaranteed to it by the line compasies. The qamition, therefore, ie little more this me of workutg 'sprees t and there eon by au doubt that Irks it eball be romphted, and se operation, together with the other Nam its ineriim wall ho luny rialbeteut to meet these adiditional ea p.-roes. (•• Never.") However, the case was sur round,' I with didieulme, and l bedews that the arrange mat which we have mad* is the only sole owl prac ticable arraagement that wo could ache. Bids ler the purpme of giving edict to these memegewleels have Mom smut by taw examiner to tiro= CM= foam inv. but it a... upon important sod sad we have so doubt that they will espy be set 4 . 4 that committee. I am teed that we are to impost •he =ratable epproation to thme Lit:.; but I soolbee lam at a los• to musk emend upon w hat pabbs rem& they are to be rens ed. We do not ma Jur nineties to riery sew hen; all trot we ask for is maim to MOM armogesseets be tween cositimous lines already .auctioned, mad which have a too ace interest. The uuly question. as it settee to me, that eon be raised is, shall Love lien be marked is a w eer aloert wilt be advantagi ram to the empseiss to whack they belong, sad cooriorent to the pebble Mr whirs sow they were made, oe shall they be obstructed and ietssespord be the lot. rest of a rival company ? Tai.eeemm 11111 Ma be the only tpsevtion, when the case i• divested.( braises sophis•rii which sea puoribiy he raised; mad whet I Mar of • unreal of the bottle ut the actura, andof My ad pretr.ie:rd contivta for which large feeds am lemMed. I own I ais earpri.d. 1 may lam as roan,koor in the strength of Mr 01/1 " 711:72 1 istivit say it mem to me that this 2 = ties wines can be raised is me thee of het 010, mad that • very early anda sem. alloilemt sad t' at • coast...it:. of either dose et ass. Metering the eiminon nom and Frankel mamma la wbieh they term such qa..tiona, will diaries at this maw ia a very tee day. I am far Iron denying BM it le natural that um 1. 414100 and North • Western Coespeay shield re gard with failings of uneminess aad diamtisfaction our ay retch toward• the north. but they should not altimethem hewn that Mesa results are the emuntraation ut that policy which they theamelves thought St to pursue towards • ( ale,,, hoar.) triturate* oe respecting our intoned adage is so fully given to u• is the report which 1 now see iii your hands, that I will nut detain you longer by pang again over the semi ground. I MI only eJogratulate you upon its very satisfactory character:, both as ri garde the put and the future. It is the best report lb we have fur a long time hem ebbs to pre, at to you ; and 1 hair great pleasure in reepoiliqy that the secretary will now read it in order that it may 111. eine your apron' and confirmation. (Cheers.) The alteltlTOar then read the following report: " The nmarkahle 111CfriX of pamenger milk over Great Western lima during the Eillibitiou of 1861, which appear is prup,:ion to the ordiaary receipts, to have exceeded that of almost every other railway, has enabled the direc tors to per sent secounts for the half-year exteibiting . an un meal profit from the "mum d the sompsay. The only additions to the railways worked ham bees 44 mike of sin gle is. kisses Westbury mil Wassiamer, which branch wee emend ea the 9th &member kit @ad 71 milk (the dierearer end Dam Fenn Beihieg i e ea the 19th =llbetween Olueentsr and t, at whir in i tee with the South Wake 'dray. The m ere of pamengen during the half Lat e r a . l iepoa a with tie sate. period of the year 1 M the ews e = result : --More passengers conveyed, AO g ftwaseed re ceipt, 127.1271. Of that number, 2N 148 perm rem ess veyed in recursion trains, yielding an emir. 0f411.11111. over the recursion traffic during the menspetedlwg hal& year of 1160. There has hem so hems@ of Kthilltem of marrchaedise conveyed, whirr, wish sore Barr sown of Memo, have produced se additlausi emir of SAM la order to murrain key mesh ef the Wiper's revenue Ime been fairly attributable to °Miaow raki ng arid leer mash of it is due mahasivelyit iv o la the auseesime of the Exhibitim sod dr kering had at Wisdom Ia July list, the of the lest Orn week. daring whisk no sash erreeliess have bess sompred with dm al Wriat I the preedieg year. The sweep larger deriag that period proves to ham been 907/. per week, mein- I lent for the whole ball -year to 2.3,7001., which May I therefore be seemed to be the mom from = mum ; leaving • makHUM, be s of , to as the grim mime derived bra travellers the red Apieulteral the Moore hes bra thee satiehmery to the progrelees, the dreams for asslithat that the emporium all mat per es me ght se the total addisisnal dirge Ow ell the =K s :le= hi rely lidAtig. is whisk ear re b y kr law Mgemase. mere et shish mem its iored by the inheredis of the AttornerOsseral spina the ampany i bLf se tt Court of Exchequer. brides ea eerier outlay . for Mon. an I renewals of shole• eel et gratuity gives he the local superinteedemia, aad ether Mast ad the company, es • iv ward her Orr pally Inessooll Moan, sad very meritorious nearest is are*, so the extra heart. of the ewes. The mak of the - balf-year, after I bringing to a p nea. re prim Wises, sod providi I for very . anobles the dresser te w m ng gest oa eserks es isimaied dieldead, they recommend to he l gm mat be the lee= payable at the usual Meek This reeeeMe • to be carried over, whisk the director resider andalint, alter payiag seertgage raver, and all paesiesed dIM deeds ea prelsionekl rode, de, ,se seams dieldosion the ' ordinely rarer, meek of the company of at km dear pas MM. per mem. dies the tire masa die punier et the sad Orlaid. and Binuieghies. Wohoshergo a te l =redisy arkeem shall have foss eimpietsil. and the elleibbi be ebeelleE Wane MA bah these lines seas have bees etrowely awn air proper trallsesperel Teat beard are unarms' k as • onaoselal eissidemslesoaleakeed aphsbrignalse et the eedemilliko Obi dime* to died se the are. =efineemem eepprent into whisk hen dlekisai The Ikea Wa ke @hod Mk bees ped ad Cbmilow lisse, woe sod dd Dan bee Omens m with the Oloserisr so al i tif oe:t Nedwer. kr sot brag a ran was Ise thieughest. the kw hat set yet park% see bar any sis or shreds bees Mame from Mont h Wake met r e oast linsers. ara it Bireniegbam and Odra beldwis trill be d snag she part Wirer, red It is dm ream wrismary to meld& addnl es qll a seereds. veggies, de., fee bee the benth ali fte= bwrierkese liar. k du saw komeadve en. giam. Ioearnaps_inil 199 wagger!. _rand mad yell alms illemest. tag. whisk are avalielge with other sere weak she welds/ Mame Ism le asellal sow to po rde to ram magims. 10 eenteiges, mad WO wpm tee,tie., et various iseriptises. The amine« of eat tads it asM o seaake • Isle et 146,0001. at. this mot. tie ish the adeguele robin era he Sher railways, whisk will be mord 0rip 19.52. Wal Ilimes the lest lialf-yesity reedng was lidd k the sy, Oohed. Wriesaftar; nod a gree , whir bed icy algenesed the mariseades of VW resat emeeniem between the two Peolhard by Oh empty es Me 1 tith July Ism) • sordation adept, im it fts with •en othat of whisk wield lave bees to hied Ibis to ii dab lialairke. as well ee to somper ; sad ailespially din = Is the Oaked. Wiressier, and archangels err SOL per masa as istmed. he every ieigiaei dire. thee in the =der about 141. Tees thessers did not trek themselves reedmg se • anal= se merely M mimeo with ' the primly.. ups shish dry lail undi d le negother be the lere of Met reihwar. Tbe aireseseed under the menses Mal of that still narks he imees—est rerindes of pew having bees popiest to rejeat le—eddle the deed= whe Mdse the @poems& have rasideeed reissue rl likely, without ems the media of a posed =Mks of skew holder. mad nmethst r their aggegerem employ the name end tank Mis Ind area ef l' et dee eiregamy.. to =Ya third Um of railway hitersee Leaden Mr ves before they lave obtained mph* to empire Male eadirtaisig. Tem Mouries them it their key to tales every rams he makelag the who hew bees ponies se sash salisppliw tlem of the repsllella kr the apmedltsre ; as well es le hasesees the Miaete of any app leelles he verdured to sammiell oath • An imeeareedbas bees soadided with be Trallrel. alesserr 4 = Osse pay, by tibia arab_ Labs perieseely by Oh eseepay have boss demesell af to Ikea UMW Ma 01 mg at ewe with the week apes their Ike te wbish fo le be oesdeusted es the brad page, and wheel semploted ibis mammy hem espial to week it ger their sereen. Me to mint and may eat the err emirs et re two Iliamtitesy angiriss wish this NW posy. end shots onshathe Mime/ If the Birlmalead. lioneaddee. the three sesselated •Impwalse • am oho beam pidkinent. The agreement with the • hef i er was sethesi iris y year dream wake • . given at the fyeial General Mork. an Or War It esatergiros • keen of the Ina. se • mil RAM per hy the Mess onspries g but al it Is merle the Approval Mpadlimmith year artentra will be aloe wed. Many drama lo the maidens et that @pessimist. rIME as le she peovidess rim whis a is puneemee of • alardieg erdw of the Tame of Lads popekree be a., Ted to dallbseate gips s easkeele s me pet honker the parligliee of peeper of the oripsay's week. oral deseekee the asiblene of be pinmaest way ✓id property. The reed• ea the Issas& sad Avon Canal n 111•1 errs sin seestka Ilme She Doeurber Lek have bees eallsiees c ?ada, ithW atsad id Mews* ruled kiddie be the k Med kg the yeir Th e of en rely amigkdon of the decks at Pipets& is ebelesto Ilea the measure bosom dilly sere iapostees. Is eeseeeseese of the several new esetemee hr lead ehessee Ye which the rano seat ham enteeek or of gnash swim has toes gime, end the lisal4rea Sr Mot pert he depeetspe eeriest suet is the ilia ealemeedettea bet els shed. aggilleettora Illeinnlinithig a resoludan be rend et die meeting te media' thee to =r iff ' sonsarill eh\ ether eseremis we mem to erielesee le es emus set esese dew hy edvaseelepes ilelleiors, a t by Seek et the DoekComparohor wpm betlimateridest Thelardris Shea It &Swiss Compaq meet I. sheets the oestrest hr . • mend like of mg steam, le teals within meeteds hem die the Wont I be awe plgede, he their ee= v rt I =yells IS the sentim etrearose i z ona hkh whi le the hello et year Mess. The ban sole itesseeseeh with the shish whoop low , pow they teedertake le lay down ma/ lanatain who urn the Orem Wisteria lima, hr which = P they are to enenpremiy a axed annual rest, with an .• option reserved to this aompony of subsequently purchasing I rho wine tee railway The Bristol and Exeter . company agreed sin taammly to die same system for ear reef ms us la to Blew, which will thereby cora plc*, the eseassaiesties between the metropo , lit sod the peat elf rimgrea. The three rttitiare directors I aro Irreen ?Ist leeeew Ildward Wittier Mills, and • Thomas Witham, Wasp, awl they have severally noUtied, • I. wrsting, tins iateration le Mad fur re-election at the • ramting."_ r CHAIRMAN thea name the adoption of the re i port. which was ati.•pted momineedy. A dividead of 21 per teat. we. declared, sad a resole , ties passed mentioning the expeuditare meatmeodol I. r the report.. The retiring directors were se-elecied, sad • rote of ebonite given to the auditor,. A vote ettimaks to the chairman was tarried by melawm 'Um. sad the sosetios thea separated. RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS. WOLVERHAMPTON JUNCTION RAlLWAY.—Yester day this osampany's bill to make • railway to sonnet the Birmingham. Wolverhampton. sod Dudley Railway with the Blorowebory sod Binsuagham Railway, and for work ing to with than sad station approaches, at a old of . was declared sot to have complied with the altawilas orders. DOHOHNOTIA •ND EILiTIE COAST RAILWAY.—The eterMos mitre were declared net somplied with in this mw fie steltisi a railway from Dorchester to Reeler, at a cost of Mlll.OOO/. YOKE AND NOIII4 MIDLAND RAILWAY. —lt this ease, for • Wawa line to the Victoria or East Dock at Hall, the' standing amiers were not cons_ plied with. Hammon P WALT C .—The bill for imams/ rain • company for working potenta Main/ to the pamanest way of railways complied with the standing arlems. HAM U A Junto MMMM ? .—The hal Ms provide for the improvement of Leiceeter•mitare, sad to seem Mr. Wyld in the possession and enjoyment at the amisesd rirden or area yesterday complied with lii= = . 4111611.. The bill set furth that Mr. V. yld has, eit erected a building (the great 6814 wed has pint= otherwise improved the aqsare. - ham its ll = ruinous sad diispidated sewlitlea, was a detrialea nuisance to the aefalassueheed. It striae that Mr. Wyld has purchased the fee ahaple awl frilawitsaes of the epees and aardos, sad the ems bas be duly esaveyed W boa. but that diver! penes* sbliee Is =porn of it, sad are it is desirable Mr. W 714 &mid be quieted is the pesterisa and enjoyment of the saws owl paha, bat tint the sone cannot be effected without the aid sad weisiosse parliamenL The following bills also esuiplied with the orders: Lincolnahire Estuary (lier 1111114M•10 et he= impeoveasent of %Vanillas Ileabst awesseses Palma Flea Company (for work*/ Dept fordGaslightCompany (for =oratiest i )7 l V way Passengers' Assurance Compaay. IRELAND. Dews, Faa.l2. Mr. Chambre has so far recovered that he is able to go out of doors for a short time each day. The famous Father Gamin is about to visit Dublin, and will comroence a series of lectures in the Music Dell, Lower Abbey-street, on Monday next. The guardians of the North Dublin Union are at issue with the poor-law commissioners on a point which has arisen out of the sectarian discussions of the day. In order to prevent interference, as much as possible, with the respective religions of the in states, tla beard, a majority ot whom are pro testant., pima a resolution last week directing that the protestant patients and children should be separated frogs the other inmates, the necessary ar rangements mode for the purpose in the wards. The cossisississems bare, however, refused to sanction the sad have set their at against it in • beater at the heard yesterday ; but the guardians persist in silkeiwg to their former vote, and hate Lra but me to the effect : " That the board in di g dank fully considered the question, would not alter the resolution as palmed on that day week." SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S--Thuisoaa. LIVEN POOL 111WLIOCIIMIL 12 to I apt Lama& Lodz* I fie le 1 apt Mee Itoirtny (t) 14 to 1 Cbartteke le le 1 deeriae. NORTHAM ?TOMSK= RAlrmin II to 1 apt Mr. ilearimee TO•3 liar* 13 to I Yr. J. lode" Illorpdiler 100 lo • 114 T. Mow as Mai dello 11111TROPOUrAII RUIDICIAP. Not • bet laid os this wank but 40 ap I cared *rim Hen. Homburg is the e = wadi have bees taken. CUP. 101 l to 11 opt Ilr. IL loadefe Cloddier (t frosty) 111 to Ur. Illarthees% Paw (t IS so i) & 33 le Lord Willes's &Ara (4* toi t freely) U lo Ur. H. Illre U to Yr. marry's (1.0 tot ) 311 le Mr. Buses DWAIN (do. de) 40 te Ur. lalttleolli01011111•U (1) 40 to lb. Telleesailmib 10 ie Ur. Pol Idt Mora is to —Ur Z. wa ft = to to Ur. U. Illra Container ono Maid freely as lie tok awl Led, Evelyn toe all the assay that smelt b oss st es st 40 to 1. 7to mot UK Marra M. U. Ilislib 14 In 144 i = MONO IS to Lord 13 to Lord = l .. .Firm It to Lard LI. Lord 11111bridols= l (1U te I) to le Dube et ItliberstoUoloatrovad (1) SO le Ur. Donee% Odd ems 11111nlos (t) 100 to 6 arta laid ono, to • pose 7 opt Allellf, and 1,000 to 800 offered that Urelio beats hue. MN to 66 tam about Ilossebrewed, and 30 to 1 to 300 about Oda Ism Nitholsost. CREWE STEEPLE-CHASE—TnustiosY. (ty Leans Tokgrefe.) MATCH, 30 1 . ; 3 wiles. Mr. Wawa?. Honesty, aged, flat, boat Mr. Bailey's Fair Maid of Malta*, aged, 10st 101 b. EDLINTON FINN HANDICAP (11110,11PCRAIN), of 3' som. mob, mad 36 added. 3 sear. Twat, B R A Ma Oa 71 4411rie1154 lea wham swesse, itt l Zoostiotoos Sows of 1 see. oast, sad 10 adds(' ; bass, tag 3000 lad a buff, were we by or, beating Wang sod Tsang rissear. PYLDE (ILIRHANI) STEEPLE-CHASES. WIDNIODAT. FUME GRAND HANDICAP Of 10 awn each, b ft, with 100 added ; the second to save his stake. About three miles aid a Milt Twit,* subs. Mr. trades% Can*, spd. lON. 1 M. rims% Tamar a% sent. Ma Mb —... Mr. Tlasses lam sod. w Mketßai ro tale Ikelsa's Lt Wed list IMb = .....--.(Orsthsilas Mr. Prim. se Wee Tamar. a TM OM 1 11..........-..(1111as Mr. J. *Ms Orblasts s yrs. la I. Mr. Deka al War, sip* la Mt beer Bottkag.-2 MD 1 NOM Cara& 6 to 2 egg Vispoolo and 6be I apt loam. Was dowortg by s ism* alai a Izamorort* Ilasotoss of 6 sees ink $ It, with 60 added t mood Wes Mt asks. Throe nave sod s half. Tldetoss sobs ilvsse• all= f oooo. Os (lONINNNO I Mr. Maserlghe s ads& 10a (thew I Mr. tar Goostl. ustu. lot Warr 3 mr.omesies_w.lipe. 1 01 WM (Maas 0 Mr. Mega ail ~Ne. Jab, sad. NM lib (am 0 Won by half • lwarki. Bm.t.toto iftwam of ISOM OD& Ma /*added. Omar round. Your sobs. Mr. Noterth Saltpetre, seal ( ee) I Mr. Llars Maass Mare by. ... ...... 2 Mr. m. 0.?. TM lhasewa. egad lia)es's Creel% aped Won easy. NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING. WirDNINDA T. Tex DIALIT.—Pint Ties : General beat Mass; Bram bast Farmer. Ton Cur.—First Ties : Dot beat Gallantry; Daakal4 beat Venni/user ; Hopeful beat Regard. Tess OARS.—PDN fin: HangDewbeatGenial; Oles- Isve beat Dark; Delight best Myrtle Tits PoiT STARIN.—Fint DINIOND best Repute; Moister beat Great Northam. Tess BIDING STANZA, POD Porria. Mr. King's Ibrelly-l-meat best Mr. Duckworth's Dritanu4 ; Mr. Gil lett's Oisseva beat Mr. Duckworth's Belinda; Mr. Dobede's Due beat Mr. Recraton's Magpie; Mr. Bill's Eltreales beat Mr. Fywra's Fresh. Tea 14WW11411amt &meas.—Mr. Dobada's Dora beat Mr. Fywa's Fairfax; Mr. Froa's Fos:sought beat Mr hiwg's ammo. MAMA ANTONIA RAILWAY.—TtaIe far the week sedan Si) 1011 L 0 ::1 TIJAU*II/IKM (i k: .:t It'? THE Expassa. FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1852. Raiz iintelliunce. EQUITY COURTB.—Yeersatuar. innuen o lasenuismen.—Erse ens Leas Cm•resams. Macon& e. Vtutwit.—J liniment. Ws impel her.. a Meuse et the Manse at the Me we argued is Ildielnalme hem lin *WM, Wm %di& ' nottobenisr ho Wee the dehodest, who untied ea bones, ta the Wad of OM% *OM mate& leg with an miss at law to norms the wake et • tarp of ar en a vessel OM NI the Lionel Geblemil. peeerr i nte sdi lie by Vine* pee. net be bed made admen by map*of Ilebesee me Oa, per weehles e ez one Ennio Cues, in the -degree that obey amen to bin he the peen The * n. Mined their right te ea Words. ea the pined Met they nose is the abaseser of sessipsee et die deem, beenlg wade rheum to the einem hr whisk the peeseds of the miles wen pledged. The delesart, es the oVt ais seausgis that the *WM bed ea right to the OS the ground s/ my pier right which they hen err the raise. TM rinestlon involved a greet mai eanweseelog detail. peseated Is the earreageoluess between the pardm The Cloweller now gen jedepeat. The painriffs had made semidnable advances, prly the two sums stated of dr vaguetin amounts of 17,000 mod 14,000 dol tars, and bed shattered verde, for the freight of which they were liable, whether the cargo wee lauded or not. There were other debts alleged to be due to theta as con• signet., and it was shown that they were unwilling to snake further advances, either 'pus the 'batty of the owners of the mines, or ea the security et the nisei or their proceeds. Under these eiretunstaaces it appeared that the defendant bad been induced to make advances re quired fur carrying em the Naming operation., upon the undemanding that be should have powession of the on which .as to be unsigned to the plaintiffs, who were to amount to hint teethe proceeds. That being the state of the can it wee not eeeepetent to the plaintiffi to exercise say right which they might have had prior to their agreement with the defendant, in order to avoid that mgr.eseat, he having made the advent(' on the faith thereof. The prin ciple was clearly laid down in " Dickson v. Hammond," (2 Barn. sad Ald. 310) and other cases. The defendant having, therefore made the advances on the faith that the plaintiff. would duly account to him for the ores which he had consigned, the plaintiff. could not set up any right to retain them in satisfaction of their presenting lien over tke mines. The plaintiff., therefore, had no equitable right to :twain the defendant from prosecuting his action at law, and the motion must be refused with costa. Savers I , Bo.CmueciO.Loin 81Ia ham Nimes. lITDe V. Tigt AND Litlllol4/1111 OP Id Mien Wren. Mr. Russell and Mr. Renshaw appeared in suppeekof a motion fur an injunction to restrain the defeadanta from issuing their warrant to the sheriff, fur a jury to ascertain the value of a parcel of land, or the compesui•Uon to be paid to the plaintiff in respect thereof, or (or taking ether steps to obtain the compulsory purchase of the tame, and also from retaining_ possession thereof. It appeared that the corporation of Manchester had been authorised by two acts ut parliament passed in 1847 and 1848, to construct waterworks and supply the borough with water and that they had expended nearly 1,000,0001. in the un dertaking. Fur the purposes of their works they wen' authorised to make several large reservoirs, and among others a basin at a weir across the river Rtherow, belong. ing to Vale House cotton works, in the townships of Tint wale and Padfield. This basin was to be snide is pert oa Mails Weaning to the plaiatilk end is other paste ea lark betemplop to the Delmer lterhik, and by two agrammeate esteeedlanibehre the pwring ethos set In 1841 the :bettracted to parches. the lands tithe plaintilf= s t r i l l i e and the corporation, as Um mood, had within the Ida months limited in the ieweinsest with the plaintiff, taken all the lands theyt beds dam Ow plaintiff and the duke. The lanaloar. wags/ ibis h e was entitled to a narrow me* of lad, the it of an cid fence, dividing the plaintiff's lank treat than of the Duke of Norfolk, and passing directly west the bads whlsh the corporation had named to belong to thu dub, and bed paid hint the price of it as such, and in an Amend nit Mist which the present plash, hineughtegaisstamanpwatlem he obtained a verdict whisk ied lam to the prosiden of this slip of land. The 'aspiration them e 124th section of the Lode Chases Conialidwdea ze, and executed a dead pub mkr that ass eating the hot is themes!. es at lam, and won proeson e to plead their title by issuing *dr winast to the him to summon • Lary to MOM ea 011011.1111111101111 ". 11118 1 4111 the plaintiff. This biU was died to rant sin sash pesimoline s and to prevent the corporatism lbws duller with the hot The plaintiff insisted that the ghemmted bowsen the pietism took this ease out of the Leak Clause Clemelllatim sad that if not still the osadoet of the corpsman bed beat wilful and perverse, nod that they had net hied to pat ella. *awl miethe or inedvertence." After heralip 11r. Beene sad Kr. little far the de fondants,, the oseperatiao. art Mr. Russell is reply, The Vko-Chonialiir said be thought the 124th make applied to ell ammo as wen wham the oempany bad obtained powerai of thole huh by sposiel apeowiaa, as where they bad obtained theta ram the piney of disk special act, and refused the motion with mem COURT OF COMMON PLESL—TSSTEIDAT. envois AT MN Puce g• Latiall.-1110 , 1111M OEM IMMO ••11. • OMEN JINN. Stsiniess or run Commm. The Chief Amities said he prresived that suest of the eases in the list were long ones ; and as it was his intention not to leave soy f•illannta, the court would sit later than in order to get through the list within the UAW allOw INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Yrsrasaty. Ilerep Us. Cemosisoursa Munn. Amnon 11 TIM 1:10,11.101 COllllll. . . . . _ In • to.:lititiaiii adder the B.afii;et;l•l it ap• =that am area bed bees brotgb t ia the Court of Pier ir a debt of 9L 75., and the orb of the sane, is whir juireer was by drub, were SI. The de (evident am orphaned dat the sort was sot lrauht Is • roost y arr , as he wadi bre beets a erspeent but Is the sorrier sour be raid wet be eadoloa the Now Lew of Brines Lit ws all in weeded. Mr. Coarbeiswer Mar nit it we a pant briar as • debtor to lobs as wed= is a vaporise mart (which wee ea espeadve coarliwboa it asigbt bar bees brought I. a rear mart. The dersier lei gliten soother nark sod be was glad thatit aril wet arse ✓are prise weld sow he orriailL Mow aid he bad as power to retry the cause, mod the guarlea was the tarear is which the debt was to be peld. A diseurbs Mimed as the rigor, Willi 11•61 la Os order berg ride oa the dahembat to pay Oh a Pried Mr. Combeirer l'hi ldp brag rid. es ha rung it was • greet Medi* la do urn bower la a orsidte tileedd wise the debt Wee pill by lla. • P o r k rid the ore siterweeds b 7 Is. a wrath. libliesear edited, " Lii tear perm bnaglag actions is is ezpeadr rod boar et do Oilist Courts." The wise was aaaerlbg 3 y made. Orris ware Curer. . _ _ Al the Alai eel& oa tht part lot a goverment litirk, to reds** tam 161. a yaw W M. a par a oara est rite for his eralltoos. Bo lad pig 11.11. into eoart, Ind the oreditors hat hominid a lividead of wards of IL Ile was sow la lil homltti, aadl had be NNW loot pay sea a Yip alaaaat. H. oaa aatoppeoal oa the hearing, mad hal limolf maim the oar OM s year. Mr. Conatholaaor Pbollg r o t al limo wailers mast hays O amiss the arm is the smut mastraariatAe dl oo s Z would art olio he Ariz ors- Maw. MM Mow glistada rale aloi. THE POLICE COURTS. MAMMON-HOUSE. Rawl Gerald, whouppeanut to be oboat 16 years of age, or bum& up with bray plaid the pocket of ' Mr. Hobbs, lionosi • , d Ofautl-lasse, Southwark, of a barlitimaist _ as he repel awe Aldgate, felt a hag at his end ups, tumuli rowed saw hi headkerAief is bend et the prieeser, when he iaisediehdy collared. The prisms immediately threw Ursa eh the posed, and sized Mr. Beim bl the kipr awl bid eir dyer, this a crowd et vosabsole m te the spat, sad seensied a sere serious misery, be the preseraossot coat was piled gime by sae eir ead he was 'maimed that the adi o s me to dreg *as WI his weigh, which was Is his Waimea pocket, lbsiesed by a chain. There ware 40 or IS Mews about hiss Is a very short time, but he bid tee primer fast, awl wee hisisted by a policousaa, at whom approach the Ober dime mimed et _ _ The Lard Mayer--I mot seed so resolute a thief as this to take his trial. _ _ The prwiecutor —Certeialy, my lord. It woe evidently the intention of them who surrounded me to rob me, as wen se to rescue hlm. Committed (or trial. GUILDHALL. Wes. Soustwelf, mate H OrtlieitigPeterea, of Yarmouth, was charged with wilfully emoting James arman Crisp Into the Thames. The prusecistor, driver of • Howerseeseab, No. 2,381, mid —Un the god of Jealousy hest Ha Omer engaged my cab, sad I drove him abost Mamma plasm for about fire boars, and put him dews at Cestereire-wherf, Illackfriara, at half-past 11 p.m. He mid if I would go on board the Wig with him he wield pay me, and I accompanied him sese=lk e ieseies =yeah in the care of a etranger. Whoa steed me to take some ref l at I declined, and asked kisn for my fare, eV= to get hash to mg soh. He ranted to pay me, and both the =war sad be sben ordered ma of tbo brig. I was thi tg down the side Otto vowel when petesser seised the and. fining It mod, thew a haft the water. I gad three time, when I was tertunalsiy *bed up. I was psr- Indy mbar at the Ilse. I bare ass received my fare to 16=11111111111M. Hunglawy said that It was a wry mine chew. If witness ha hien drowsed pelseaer would bate bees liable to ano of moonier Wafted Or marel ies etrit, end en se then he might be Witold he • capital i William Geom., a_perter the employ et Hr. ids*" tallow chandler, of Bed Lionising% Holbeen, was at Ben Csuat's public-bows, ta It. Martin's-Iw, ea Fri day the bid of January. Prisoner was than, end adisrod to giro sae the hot slap ea the nese ter a list of beer. I wen, and risoner then hell • tam with the sehmen, whe deate p lly gage his • Mbar bard hilt, ad plikese from thee time biome very reihrfal. Prisoner sited MO to suppw with bim en hoed his brig, aad I assempenindl hint to Cuit- Weirs Wheel is presoceises cab, sod we all west on bawd Ingather. mhos_, ea being asked he the thee, leek up a lam been, end, imialting it fors slimes in the de, then etroth the cabman's kat with it. He then took • large km* and Mobbed the eat through the bulk, and, I believe, killed it. The master of the brig then came spend collared me, and asked ma what business I had th em. I explained, ind we made it all right, and est down together for sound minutes. The preset-Ater then asked fur his ' fare, whereupon the master and prisoner pat themselves int.. • lighting attitude, when I, fearing anise treatment similar to what the cat had received, jumped into a burgs alongside. The cabmen was coming down the ladder and I heard the prisoner my, “Oci down, " galling the cabman by a low appellation, and saw him t wist the ladder round, mil throw him into the water. I laid down on my belly in the barge, and tried to get hold of the cabman, but it being blab water, he sank three slam I, however, at the last moment, succeeded in catching him by the hair, and held him (mahout gut minutes, when a boy from the brig came to my assivtanco. Ikea after the master and the prisoner came and aided me in drawing the prosecutor out of the water. He was in • very exhausted state ; in fact, between life and death. Prisoner here said the cabman was drunk. Md. Humphery (to witness)—ls that true. Witness—No, your worship ; the cabman was perfectly sober. Geo. Chase. cabin boy on board the brig—l did not me the cabman fall, but saw him in the water, and satiated in getting him out. The prisoner did not touch the ladder, which broke as prosecutor was descending. The ladder had sine* been spliced. The cat was not killed, but is alive on board still. I saw prisoner point a knife at it, but he did not touch it. They were all drunk together. Benjamin Theater, the captain of the brig, said—l did not see the cabman fall overboard, but assisted in drawing him out. There was no fear of hie being drowned, as he was sticking in mud in three feet of water, and did not sink at all. . _ . Alderman Humphery (alter referring to the Almanac) maid that could not have been the case, as it was high water at 10 o'clock on the night of the 2nd of January, only an boor and a half prior to the occurrence of this affair. As this is an indictable offence, I shell call upon you (the captain) to enter into your own recognisanees to appear and produce the cabin buy again on the next examination, (or 1 intend to remand the prisoner. The cabman said he had suffered considerably during the last six weeks in consequence, having caught cold, and being therefore incapacitated for work; ho was now lite rally in a starving condition. Alderman Hoot phcry awarded him 2a. 6d. from the poor box to meet his present neoesaities, and then remanded the prisoner. THAMES. . _ Robert Rrady, an apprentice in the employ of Messrs. Dlyth and Ureeo, engtneers, of Mill•wall, Poplar, was charged with assaulting James Winterboene, one f the skilled workmen. Mr. Pelham appeared on behalf of the firm, and stated that the defendant was in the seventh year of his appren ticeship, and in eons. quenee of the strike of tho engineers each ill-feeling had been created that itwes scarcely possible to carry on the business with propriety. The prisoner seemed to have identified himself with the disaffected party and gave great trouble and insolence to the men, who are quiet. James Winterborne stated that yesterday morning, whilst at work after breakfast, some one threw a broken bolt and a I otot screws, which caught him on the back of the head and caused • great lump. Ho turned round and saw the prisoner laughing at him. The bolt came from the direc tion of the prisoner, who was eight or nine feet distant. He went and complained to Mr. Blythe, who desired him to noint the party out, and as he was returning the prisoner throw an oil can at him. Mr. Pelham—There aro several other complaints. Prwoner—l do not belong to any society, nor did I throw the cep. Mr. Ingham said he should adjourn the further bearing until the following day and took the prisoner's brother as bail In 201. for his appearance. Mr. Pelham—Our men can't go home quietly, there is a parry outside. Winterborne—They call as black nobs and yellow legs. Mr. Ingham—lf they do not take are they will be getting into a scrape. Mr. Pelham—They intimidate them in their work. Mr. Ingham—They had better be Citations. The peals dm left. Nemo& AugenitsifWfonOikirwi;eifre. Harper, a lodg in-boom know, of Norland Nursery, Not•ing•hill, Ken sington. surverlarid to her bail before Mr. Poynter, for farther eamiesidsa, on the charge of stealing six U. Bank at •elm hum the trunk belonging to Mr. John • smasher of Peel, in Doreetshire, while he wee Ilmoideed assortments in her house in December kit; ler &nester, Harriet Atagusta Heaton, rho a•ewMmd OS the charge of having uttered one of the stele• Wm. __ A Wier be Mr. Poynter, which had been received from the geminate isf the county gaol at Belfast, was now read. It aisle& that Kra. Harper's son was an inmate of that wises t balm Imesassamittett on the 26th ult. for stealing a wale& tisam as baled The letter further stated that the boy bed ingAmgi to the robbery of Mr. Durant's notes, and that Ws mether and sister were Innocent of the ch Mr.a. rge Papilla, after reading the letter, said it was 'Niel/ to carry Vs NM any further; he was of opinion that the pruning IMO entirely innocent of the eh rga. The assist sad daughter were then MARKETS. LiTaapoor., Fan. 12. The sales to-day are :—Sugar : 800 begs Madras, 28s. 6d. to 265. ; 300 ditto Dates 295. to 31s. ; 3,300 ditto Benares, 335. Bd. to 38s. ; 80 hh!cia. Jamaica, 30a. ed. to 32a. Bd. Hire : 1,100 be Bengal, cos. 9d. to 10s. 3d. Saltpetre : 260 bap Best India Telma, 30s. Pepper 600 bags Mala• bar, price not reported. COTTON.—Lrenzrooz., Fan. 12.—The sales to-day are setimmeil at 10,000 bales, of which exporters bare taken 11,001sdemendeame 1,000. They comprise chiefly Ame eimews;.4Bo Perms" sad Maranhao', atel4. to 00. ; 400 Bahia, at 614. to 61d. ; 260 Egyptian, at 60. to 7d. ; 2,000 Mona, at nd. to id. ; 70 Sal Islands, at 13d. to VAL Total imports aisle Thursday last are 26,000. The market doss firmly ; prism of .11 kinds of Animism well sup ported; mid above are stiff ; Surat is Id. dearer, and Aber kis& WAN 12.—The market to-day WU rather quiet, but the fist pnea of in Tuesday were obtained in the tressactless into, whethst pads or yams. The hums Mob are namileating some rd-M-ss to masts, bat isissitiss are Nimbly lit t 3 in eterdty sad thaw is as Amapa prism Thine has lately bass a essaldhealle maimat of bweismi ile9sg es ape ties is the Hems *- inch Airtime he the IWe markets, as well es in Krim pollesa. Ms* airlines ad MadApellesta aro now rather MUM We ham se Maw to Wise is misting dodo; 40's ad Ws mole twist tar /Mils ars Wig mei Maly. Pistols sad wisps an shy is a favearalik patties. Iris nen are Imply maw miteast iw reelsi water twist, and there is esasspontly se &bssist is prises. HOUR= AND LADS TRADZIL—Noem *week, Feb. IL—Ths lektritralea ei pale waled Siren tits death k tee la Mk ie eemiwe Cheeks IL k wee estrory ,114 lieleiesemeele waiting • kieleeem. ewe* mese. WI sap ghee wail esteem Ake pele et See weehel is Ile Irmo. MN isle e( eek.kriekl arledel; jellseese Peer Or knew mellowie Okay le kw ite 'Die k the ere Mom marese ewe me/ disaleig" Ai* vides le ea weed dupe wt .h the iseetiel end heamewei hoes a a pee 4 maw re hems we keskekil ea the new WNW eell whin e1h2 . 7 here es well es tw pew. 14 ye me MK wee the are of the newileresee hies he aleyelee fro whom it wee kidlike mite 1047.4. white M. Mum ge.laireared k. The waft etaeahlarn he mese. neyele eed Skim kes she 11121111 W hie br alkarr im liejh ai rlieet ski mem stelhei Ike as =lot ale —lfette WOOL.—BRADFORD, Feb. 12.—Tolley little bee bees Iwo Is Ws bewei at oar ; the 4sommot Mato Is Tim trade imam splower• to wet with groat maim Is tow lotto prim Is,, • demo ward tormOssoy. 11414 mit Mau an to &mead, sad aortae to the ea.Y quastity medium pi Ins me Om. MANUFATURIIB.—BoaDsois, Feb. 12.—Yana : The gat MUM OM Mt bag, mid WA kr dr Wive doom* foe Ler& dimt kriber mtellont of well In tr too•L. Mora Am Wed dom.. Those Tilit ale SNOB Is Iwo boa of *my Odra drerier, 11•11 rim Ws hew iff bun bobs tapped ee a Imre omen, _I kw was a Mbar r= ill Iwo to Is Idls. tits Ya godisitioa Is pal to tie COP.N.—BassoaT. Fab. 12.—W0 have to aoto a sir& am la taa Obi ere to.. te-der, eat Er err brier I Br quire 4 left lifer sed darter or* sepprled teesib prism bet wressian a.+ ran pre quell r &rpm Neer sr Or ese es brew : Wirt, le. le it. id. per burr bleir Its. to M. per dr. t lb. to be. Beer b. i 4 le ed. besbel. It—Atßurue>, 1d this day's award we bad a Kripply el M Phu Ba irk sad r abi all wes a& cada rywee. o viands prwe way io. par coatie. *ar bow; v ery lOW Prof .Si.lllS awa y — la Ob. Ism Ml, as doe. Tar am lawsl. Isioralasw tlwa law* Moak Badida, IMO% pad bwalrlat =Pa, 7a id. to ar li t " wa;;. Md. ed. so M. 'S& MO& M. Weald.; wow, la Hee. is. /41.; Pales whit% UAL Weald.; Piles Maw, M. id. tole, e i ti o r k eee, WM. w MAUL Earley. per lap.qp.. Wad. to Vaal; FR to ; 1; 4 •40•14 arbee, pat T a t les. lrtkaa/pat 111/lba.le.el. keigillba r a s leo, MIL reek (/IN. le el. le SW. N.; Ilei,lta.ed. WM& SL assee,ll.olll4dd,per Mile, II& le ; i la. Id. to Ita.llll. kirk iww, lea. IM. le Ila Ild.pple. lea M. to Ha. M. ; Mask Ile. M. le lb. Ili Pref. bowed aa.. t Oa le Seal abaft& pst leas, I 1a.111.1 .-" Ma lamp% VW 19611 a. Si les. ed. Men Oina per 11/10a, ma. ded. i: ie l wa flatea w. Mb WM. Ow% mask et ime.. sas. N. Ilia end% IL se • hasintraer, Pik IL—ln coneequare of As animal werreest &Me beim Mil Way. there wee se arm mom el bre. Nees Itemeseled. We eleneee et welch Woo rani meleteed ell imeitef seem Wheat. 111. le It. lie. t le& Se le IN. lee. WNW, tee. le Me. Oee% lee. ed. to Ni. Si. lir. Ise. is Ma h.:. tr. se aft - - - - _ Biasies, Feb. 11.— TM =mkst wee fairly sopped te dee with Itmeisb Whole, hut .hs dionell toss toostless sal pelts me Ws. ad Ws osvillvehls Wait Sho mos roma oil op* es mai* hos Sr ItEs r berm et the Wpm moue omit la Mw. hut prim we mbar libber Ors as Woe, WOW& WM. bongo Pm Snot, hell Me MI "Maps. soh Itsrsl hosts mare teleatol Ire per qr• la trete sod isms Ems pm soli a MO delm%2L i ft The men the Obis reales& 44.. to ah per levortal V: Sarni% whit% 41 11 % 0 - 7W r a s. ..Ml.; le% solos pielltles, 43e. to 435. pie Nap ;Or 4 Is. to ths. purres.; Ms. Os 40s. ; heed. hrs. Is We. flour. siessieb Ms. b is. per seek: rotted hosho. Me., sweet. to 11114 111. per buret Essmi. E ar . usE. oohing, lOs. to 3... pee Importel v.. lash& sod keys. -Dir" week s"11. tier Ili. et lrf. 'to lac Si. t pir top. WEI, It., lima* MIL to Mi t qr..; Me. to eie. per Ve lbs. 211% 1 1 1 18 si lallana anal as Ina heos bet weak vls. Wbrat,7ll vat Oslo, 1,110 bonds, 1103 ; larbry, 401 barrels, OW ca.; vss subs. The averegas mere: Mtuat, 41s. 114. ; Oats, tr. 14.; Nealey, Ka. tee: Bssas. Id. Drnalea. Feb. 12—We bad a better 'apply of What, maw of wIl wla laigraved oteditlea; et tio waft al tbo werhet WI wit Cm tally reheated Isr all deaartatlalla sad Ilreaslisit tabs Oar b. at readltlarad Ms, bat sSin & Si dans the damp awl Mims sera a Mills &asp", 144 tba in; rsrlaps, at IL a Sidi; s pretty peed dears. es was red., lOU kl Wan II sad sold mat is ashram eI le. • ar• i Sea • lin lin Ogg. and was dr a &masa 'so gyalily Node. OW OWN IS lOW ANNA ad were nibs, awn. in Dena. and Pros no slbiratin. Wtsert ebb► war qr., N.. ; but red. Ida. to 41115.; WY NN" it te 444. • Wheirs, Ws. to 348. Bar. by, 17.. to Ma i lea. Is M. Ohl., Ns. M rs. Peas, 40s. to Os. per v. alma, Iwo, par east, 34e. to 37a. ; seceade, *2.. to Us. Faaxame, Feb. 12.—The Wheat trade was rather dull today, and lam weak% rata, were rrlastatt , lr paid. Barley was 1.4 better @apply, ad rather lower. Wheat, 101. 13e. to 134. per W.A. MMean Us. to 81e. pee qr. Ude, Wis. to Ma has, We. to Ha. , 31a. to Da. • 001MIL11IXO, Feb. 11.— TM value of Wheat wu without alawaues at this martial, but oat, a limited mount of Mame. •ss tomasoMd. WMat, rod, lifs. to 44; 44. to tils. • atie, vs. to Ibia tkieloi, btu to Oa ti0a.11,4. alm !Mai" in. to 345. Oats. lea to Ils. per ar. . - MANNINOTREL Feb. 11.—We have had a dull market for al grata Wilily. Wheat, tithe, 11/. to 121. par load ; rod, 101. to Ili. barley. Ills. to s4e. It 211 d to 30a. Pea% Sea. to 112.. ' ' • ' Feb. 12.—Tbs supply of Wheat this day *sly moderate, but hilly equal to the deemed, sad pekes betel ..tai ported. Me rake restarts leap Is applied to Peslep. Usu. Ilislis. sad Peas dell la sale, at needled pikes, la feet, tie market alio astber eleeed dull. PLTNOVTH, Feb. 12.—The change of wind has brought Is several arrival. of wheat, and, w wore ars impacted the %beet trade was dull at tide saanslag's wart" sad tee sable were Mate. Prices as Wore. TM treater sold and raw. ROYSTON. Feb. 11.—Cora trade flat; every description of corn with difliculty supported hot week's prior. Wheat, Lo. to I l lus. per Fed. Nasky. lea. Sr 375. per qr. Oats, 17.. to 2L. UXBILIDOII, Feb. 12.—Our 'minket is shortly supplied. The Made is without elteration. Whoa eelts sbtrly, a• Wet it W.'s privy, and opting own maintains its preview value. Wheat, 42i. to Sic Harley. Ma to Ma. Oats, lie to 25e. Ve.0.."04. to :Mo. Bosom, She to 83e. per qr. eprfrog Tares, tiv,te Gs. per qr. WOIIILINOTON, Feb. 11. Our market was tolerably sppll.d wish Wheel and Oats. bat abort or Barley. Whet suds- Waled het meth tin/teatime. Barley, abut' 6d. cheaper. but Mt. cold freely at about ad. Muscat The following are lb. pre sent quotations :—Must, 13e. dd. to 17..6d. kierlev, tet to 9s Oats. 7.. dd. to N. Std. "lour, Is. 6d to la. 10d. par some. Oat :ma% le. 6d. Bartrylloar. la. Id. Byrn gar, la. Id. Warzawonn, Feb. 11.—We have now had five fine dap, bet se yet there is se perceptible hureare In our oupplion of ram, oar last we priess, therefor% remain preoissly en they woe st the WOW et ek. Euneetraon, Feb. 11.—To-day we had owe of the largest 'applies of grata that has bean for • beg t h is back. Wheat twine getweally old, plias gam ersy a Itttls, wills& sussed errend parcels to be 'beds...gm. Barley west off modal at a wall Menace, while Oats were dull. From the large quantity be,ught to, pries sure •sy to the full stuoust of the average. bouts sold testily. %blurt, Si.. to Vls. ad. Barley, 90s. id. to 31s. Pd. Oats, Its.. bd. to 7Ss. Leans, 90► to Ns. OLSROOW, Feb. 11.—A cargo, consisting of 2,000 qrs. Beau. from Egypt, end 1111 barrels Plow from fittrioundland, com pd. ed the lorelge arrivals In the Clyde for the prat week, and those tom Ireland were equally tingled, being computed of SI4 sacks Fluor, 114, Iseds oatmeal. and Hoare. Mts. The weather hatriag moderated, a number of easstian leog detailed, hare got Into (lessee. want, with 701 gra. Wheat, 4,370 Parley, 417411qm. Vet., and ISS fps Cess, with 1.117 qrs. Wheat, sad 79 qr.. Per from Deem rk. the Wisest trades's,. veryqatet during the seek, without santerlal change In prkes, ell kind. drawing Cora sets' held Army, at the snots:a last Doted. Our market te.day was dusty attended, end transactions In either Wheat or Pour were limited Mr the must part to needy Mall buyers, at pnrrions prime. (ma, barey, eon Mesas were firm, at the moat advance, bat mutest of Wainer reported. CATTLE.—Liana, Feb. 12.—At our Cattle fair yester day we bed a rod supply (Cita* aed boyars were Numerous. The cumber at Berle was 730, nearly sll of which were sold, at from Se. hi. to a. 4d. per 'wee a( 1610 s. There wen also 4,10 u hheep at the lair, whin realised from bd. to id. per lb. LINCOLN fat stock market on Wednesday last was well sappllod mita Bouts sad sad Sheep; bat the parchment from the dawn tasritat• ware sat at all sear, sad twastquently par were • shade low. Bost. ta N. to Ss. ad. per Nosa o lluttos, ewe, M. ; and velar. It per lb. NzwAac, Feb. 11.—Oar market to-day has been very mall, there beieg few buyers se seders preerat, stack, and eel, a well buslaus dome. There win ad pereemble attendee In prim. The.. were PI beta sad 192 Piss peened la the gambit. SALFORD, Feb. 11.—w • a fair supply of stock to day, aad of fur average quality. The very full num of !eat weal were W ebtalsed, sod a goad claw awes was ellfatted before the clues of the week. STAKIFORD.—At the Cancliemu fair on Tuesday tut there us a Überal dhow of tat Boasta, which raalic d good pries. oto., ad. to Is par stoma. The waggly oratorio was mot largo, but tho•li sabibltail were of sualleat quality ' sad they reeked higher sulp prowiloa of =koala Not to We no Hum Sir am the preellos day produced the usual de mart. ElMnittioll, Feb. 11.—There was a large supply of CMOs We the ember, Tr 9. betel Ire en we than lac week. easigne , ales were dell, but last week.. weer obtained. • lbw wry Awe - Jiaste brought Is. per Dumb steer, out that terse Not the rate of the reterket; current pricer, ra te ge.1134 sod Isterfer sorts, is. to Se. ad. A clew...ace wee get emossed. me sopplreellheep We morales we 2,0111. b. tng 13J Ism twalstera. sibs van ovis okmly Osetel, and pewee the dame as lbws desks/ in week. Tee pries Ogee best Mutton, 514.: warreat prim, &Las W. sod Warble mute, 4d. to 4ed. pm A. At de den a peed eberames was ellefed. CHEESE.-11massoaT. Feb. 12.—Te-dey our monthly Chem mist moo 'pie MIL w trim Id to SO assess we Odd. sad a geedMYn d the mid, isedild el eimilbotime geed, Ciesse. aYu. de Imam woo imissiatild dm Lit Ye cessoim do ittimime et bet It b said aid alnested to Om lisle 11==gro tiolm belthimedlei the wis Wolk. MEM= simonised WM indmilim nod tame ordiday • peat graft bit Mimed Ina et piss soma el emir hot an. lost, its.: dalom, Ita to Me.; toodistmeoes Sea to PM ; cowards, *Saw M. p. Oa. SHIPPING INTIILLIGHNCE. PN gm imenigemisals. the " Mapping lisastio," sol 0 Loyd., Lim CASUALTIES. Charlotte, from Holyheal, bas arrived here, with part of the eargo of the Gloria from Ibrail.—Liverpool, Feb. 12. Cur Peter, Wittman, for Constantinople, has returned into dock, having eprung a leak in the river.—Liverpool, Feb. 12. Elisabeth and Ann, from Liverpool to Limerick, which slipped her chains at this place, filled and sank, but afterwards drove up above high water mark, is much strained and has received considerable damage.—Fish guard, Feb. 10. Jacques, Theveneau, from Marseilles to Reunion, was fallen in with, Jan. 30, in lat. 40 N., lon. 2 E., totally die. masted, taken in Sow, and left of Mahon In charge of pilots, on the 31st, b the Deus Amin, Vaehe, arrived at Algiers from Ma—Paris, Feb. 6. SEABORNE MAILS. IN *elks that the sails are teat tees the Omani Post-allee p the alibi—sad al by the morsing—dompateh. Tilid - iti.i • TM me& to Mon ematitse than Embed (*) eft otemered by term* 'whet eta Itensilloo LALIPUIMIA. - Akik bud tram Waal& vie the Ualtad &ales ere sow &notched ehd doe by mon Anode= M.t. •Rli 1 VID. Autumn-at Lim rpyol, February 12, from New Orleans aLtzailma- ad Liverpool, February Ill i. from Valparaiso aosto a-st Souttiametua, February 11, Buenas Amos Amos-et 4ramermt, February 12, tom .Jamaica Avouirra-at Grammed February 11, hem Emden Mamma-at ammurad, February 14 from Bombay Arrwooo-at Gravesend, February If. tram Rotterdam Barns Y.. ~-at Grealerad, February 14 from Valparaiso Chiaauss-at Samara, rater sary 11, from Human Caaoatea-at peel, _Febrvirep iI, Irma Callao 16 *IL nOCaLara-at Uramalaill. February It, /ran Valparsino Prairoaa. -at Otlnallinn, Februar 11, tram Rotterdam% Pumas-et Om reerall, Mimi ry I t, from Oravellnes Manama-at Rellast, Rianarylo from Aran:matt Ilatim-at OramunA, Fabramy 11, tram Valparaiso Jac% tau at Belford, leinary 10, from Framer ►bare li JAL Janksfloom-at raafian& -at alliZytOrt. ralifinamire 1 0, hula ga... •••• - binugmli G Kaomasao--at Oravesead, February 14 from Mira Massa Amu -st Plymouth, February 11, from at. ]lab Balsam-at Granted, raintar, Ili. from Rotterdam' liaram-st timrpooL February 12, from Tawas RIBBODA— at Greenock, February 10, from Gotteabring inallt.alta -at Mull, Folmar, I L from Rotterdam La Isaac L. i i9UMIIIIID -at Swansea, February 11, from Cuba Satsuma CASTIA-al Llvat=i w ebrime4l2, from Palermo Tuna-nit Grannalet. 11, Mantilla UNDaanairita -at Uwar= 7 y IS. from New York Visor as-at &Gait, 10, hum Ariaiatme VICTOST-at Newry, February 10, from RIO IDay whoa made 4 Fran what OOUNTI4IIII, 4 Choorrell.4l. Fort Wboo Moe leodon. Megentobed. dos. &lipoid t N Feb. II Lleirpool... Fob. 111 j A l Wcared saw .. ...........11 rob. 14 „ Llverpool the II /44014241.:.itateepitli Feb. If :I=l . ) ...1 1 pla of the:egoth month .. DnR 3 Ina° A* of the omostb Dow :F Duly eb. IS Bearer... .M MI of the moth 'Feb. 16 0411444v1s 0424•111 heitllthdarillt Feb. 10 Cap001414411144.....J1 1191 of the mmolh Neap 1 044411444 • ..11 T1117th274•144 11499 —..... i Feb. 20 OMNI AM*. .ll 1141117tbolnetath Feb. 10 ammo! btu ..... ......11 110a.,9761..aM1L • .'To 111.4 Chll .... „Ai 17th of the mate Feb. 10 Frame 11 h N Tyke ddb......... Doom ~........ Twice as ereise —.....24 7417427 the am Dyne ......... Fob. 10 1ba5i0n...................11 Tuesday I &98 MANI .. .-11 Weals. a Pel au. ....».. 114.114 llos et ion; 174 of tho um& Feb. 10 Moired. Mt 11 Totes dolly . N • ...... Twig. do bee (w boothamot.)ll 10th of ta. iiali ..pm rsa. ss 411. (els Menell24) N 1410144141444 Di, . , .... ..... Fob. 10 MoNtieesoosa(vbe Soma 90 .1 9 ) 9 .111944 the am& eattbrootoo. Fob. 12 0104•18) ) lt 144144 of meth Dover 11443 N led of the math floothooptos.'llareb 3 Iladoln I th. 4.117 Kate N 2 7 2Wthathoomelk Dome ... Fed IS Kafir* .. —. ..... „......N 34111141407114 Dew Feb. 22 Nod bor e ...—.....N 5t41141091 ors Dow . Feb. II Peoweedo II 74176176 M um _ • Feb. 111 Pon... .ll 174 of Ss mob Feb 1) Tartar .....N 141341414 f mai Dew .. Feb. 21 Worn lodloe N 174 of the am& lhottb . alip . " . loo.Feb. 10 Wert ladles (swept Ms mum. sous Moran I %I ftel at the wadi Sowthoospeoo. North 2 lAILBD. Amite lima-from Liverpool, February If, to No Jsucero Aumeirsea -from Come, 'Amory 11. t 0... MI. ma Arrive-Woe Velioottli, February 10, to Ueboo Mon-from Forty, February le, to &vine EON'S Ilemaux -hem Cardiff. February 11, to .. ..... .. Newel Domino-from timemet, February 10, to Onion Houma-ham LAverpool, February II to Corfu C:Aeon. - Irmo Liverpool, FAA .ry 11, to Rotterdam Ceara, im -trout Liverpool, Februery 11, to Clelata Cooney!. au Omura -frau Liverpool, February 11, to Trieste Oosourre -Moe Urbtoil, Te 11, to blemies Ceuiroanune-Orma Liverpool, Is, to ..., Plimme Mammon Omaresen-from Otrdil; 14 to Dattokos 6 - ;;;;;, - i,;, . :1 roe. Weil; Liverpool, February 11 t. ... ... rum Liverpool, Frbru ary 11, to ..... „...... rat Liverpool, February 11, to .. . ituaMISTM-from traseamark February IS, to ......„... Matmotaasi-Mom Livery...l. P.b Noy 11, a........... Farm Worm-tram Laverp Feb. 11, to ...... Lieber Ilkonta-lrus Liverpool, Yobruary 11, to.. ...... o n . o Reeems-from Liverpool. Fob. 11, to Fmtaameim--ibem Umrpool, 14 bruary It 1m..........---- I.wrmnumie-troia LI February to. ............ Nateur-lrum Userpoti, F to ........... ni SUL Ass-itom Februarp 11, to ............. NOvr or.r laorsem-Ircma lUver Feb. 11, to , .......... Lerime-trom Lioerpool, February 11, ba ............ 7 -- 4 lama-from Liverpool,. &M II um, , to ......... Devoe Lora-nom Cardiff February 11, t 0.... ........ .m4l* lksawirt-hum Ipa . wlelt, February 11, b. L ail lye A =B;_ es e-tko m ut Falmouth, February 10, to ................... Portsmouth, Fe4tiary It. to et. rho., IFAMIIa-Nom Liverpool, February 11, to . •..0,„ „k 4 ,4 Fame iduracentorr -from Laverpoul, February 11, te ht-trom Llterpeol, February .. • Oporto Illiessee-teen Liempool, February 11, to.. ........ Oualritua)cha February 11, to .................. o.lanaii-Mum Deal, February Ir, to bow., 611110--10401 lietfort, February I, to .............. llayebo. 'ANNAN --Itoon CArciff, Feb. 11, la .... • ... . A BramoLvs-bores Liverpool, February 1 . 1. 111. ... t ....... •. is.-teurm Liverpool. Yettrutry It. to . . ....... ....... n l. a. MMlima.A- from Laervoral, Feb. 11. to Lamm -ham Falmouth, Vearuary o, to Tooobill lautsuo-fees Pot...mouth, bruary 11, be .„. ..... , m m-trala Falmouth, February 10. t 0......„„ ....... Imm-from trammottk, February to, to .......... Jo.. Comm. - Irmo lAverpool, February I!, ......... Cianwtoa liatame-trora, Loh rpool, February 11, to ta Lau! Souza-trout Liverpool, F,bruary 11, ....... Lotat rot Lerma- hum Livermati Web. It. to tkuberera Loous--troar earth,. Vebrtury 11. to Looms -frees Portarnoratb, February 11, to ......... Luna-tram Yortmioutli, Yebriary 11, to LEAPS. ra -Irons Earyarth, Feb. lu. to Malaita+. from Falmouth, February 10, to ............ Neu. ll•Lainka -from Poromouth, Femur, .I, ....... m.111111..4 - (rum the enittoeN FOOraluf lUs t 0......... .limfbudgel IlaSbairlie- trust lama. February 10„ to ........ ........ ri•lpur•lei MAKI' 0111,. MX :rote Deal, V. Omar, 11, a Nadeau Maar Muni-1M iron, Liverpool, February U , b ...... ..... haw Mao tiara. (1.2 I.l•Cfpu,l, Yebflag t 0 ............. Mons-hore Laverpaol, February If, to IitILYLL. from I.iterpool, February It, MeaT-from Llverpoal, February 11, to ......... 141. Lars Mae -tram Liverpool, February 11, to ll. 1 ian Mawr Orawass-lioat Liverpool, February it, le. ........... Loran MAST thane-Um Liverpool, February 11, Is ...teston Nourcar-from Yuri mouth, Febrhery 11, to ................ Mow ..n ,* Nato Itwormour -from Tram, February 10, to ....... n oo Oa -tram Liverpool. February 11. to Gahm Peace or War...a-from Liverpool, February 11 , tO . tyyt, Putron-rrom Lfverpool, F. bruary 12., to ....... . 11,y. INISTI.4IIII-IrOID Liverpool, February It, to b. Frady* rewrite-from Liverpool. February 12, to Meat PA eLT %INTIK itOW Fortartmoth, February 10, le Cluablatn.oo. I.IIIIICR thrukult-tram frotm, February IQ, to Moulmein Pro Nato-from Tyro., February 10, to Kau Mar -from Lima, February It, to how++ Kris-from Deal, Feb. 11, to Manna Myrrneo.L-hoop Livery. .01, February 11, to ....Gluon. Manua 1 . 111/1 , 0111.-111.111 L1•er,01.4. February 11, to ...X..... &SPINA ertuu.4, Maury It. to liat.l6l.Ce- twat Liverpool. Iftbruary it, to Courbotompie SIP - from Liverpool. February 11, lo thortauthopia IP rum Liverprol, February .1, to • Ciaraum-tram Liverpaol. February to ....... mruu-trum Liverpool, February 11, to lITTT•YDII MAI-Mlll Liverpool, February 11, to I.= tlyanvicir -Irma Liverpool, Et bruary to !Fru...mama-from Live. pool. February IL, Is . .. NAM Oran so TOOK ta-i Item Tram, Feb. 10, to Crainhututoplia /113.1%.-from 1 mom February Iti. ......... ....... byres ?Nowak-Mom Liverpool, February 11, le loarolt Tacna-frank hoot. February it, to New Orkaa. 11U.60.1•PM • from Cardin', February It, to litaCelollll C'aKLrr-from Luvrpoui, February 11, ....... Vapors -trona Toast, February il, to Cauraountopla Via V 1611.1.11,1111,1,11- Irmo Liverpool, February It, t 0 . ... K. Ayr.' Vanua -frau Liverpool, Febru.iry It, to l...htton Vatayi-froin Feoruary 11, to ......ooartarturapia W.,11-Gomm Livrrpool. February it, to. WlLUalea-twat Liverpool, February 11, to Ozostanonopie Wramautoura-hoot t.rdtif February 11, M Zitevaar -tratt Liverpool, February 11, to ...... ........Jito Jams to. to.— ... Yebraary to pLuNT, am. ..... Te i tes iw Grow. : itni!N" VIIBSILB BPOKE N WITH. Mifflin, Crowe, from Callao to Calk Nov. !Jet. 39 3., lon. 91 W. Ann and Mary. Irom nkangtme to s7doe7, Oct. •4n,lw. 4 N., lon. 107 C. Duke of Bedard, from Landoll to lielboarse, W.S.W., Dee 13, kt. 24 8., los. 3. W. Yllatbeth. tr.= Nis York to Calcutta, Dec. 14,15 t. 23 S.. lon. 25 W. Neptunon, tr.= Assttewlate to ttatavla, Dee. 8, lat. 27 8., lon. 27 W, *Mole, from Uttar:kg to Itio Janew a Dm. 15, Ist, 9 3., 19a. 25 W. Watraor, Rom Lon los to the Mauritius, Dee. 11, let. le 0, too. 20 W. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FRIDAY, FIB. 13, 1452. The &lite of the Weather at each of the following places it Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The 'Moose ere arranged in order of latitude. Canned Strewth et Naas of PACO. Wind. WiaL - - - PLT1100111 roots. 'Lumina b Castle Brew 04 1.1,4141 0 1.10 . N.E. Gentle 4rees• Waxman= 114. Gentle Brew tea soon, anemswicwi ILL Iteßtit Bras* grams .w a • 3owsnoran lanaartam I awns" • B.E. Gentle or«.. UM of Waiter. Overeart Partially CiouJy °maw Partially and, t IRMO' Partial', Cloudy Clowflew Partially Claud, Partially (lowly Partially CltAgly astaiirai Clamllea THIS DAY Nowt. Ceara r Wird. etrearth r Wind. Bate of the Werth". &&W. Wang Breese. Fair. The returns frost the following places did not reach rids elk* in that for publication yesterday ; they therefor* ladicate the state of the waaker ea Wednesday morning at able o'oloolc. . N.W. LW= Cloudy. I Osatle Bram I ClostUrs IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.—Yesterday a return to parliament was printed, from which it appears that the aggregate official value of imports into the United Kingdom, from the respective countries and colonies mentioned, amounted in 18.50 to 97,297,0.54/. ; whilst the declared •altos of British produce and manufactures exported from the United Kingdom to the Dams countries and colonies, wee 69,567,708/. [Advertisement.}—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND PILIA Nava cases • moo to one Lee. Extract or • letter team Mr. Edward Na bode, Se, flemestreet. Comln-gerden. to Prdager Holloway —Vol. years I had a bed leg, and stout four yaw •go en emote wined, will* the treatment wesmed by • veral me& cal mes fai• dto heal, ad I deepened of a ave. Lately my frees& recomenewb d your enedannem end by User sae Mow I mum kneed • great iseprommemt, end to a taw weeks my leg was perfectly eared. I mut now well ten mass a day with as great ease m ahem I wee S• years old, and now I am 80."—eadd by all dregglete. ad at Prokaier Holloway* 243, tetrad. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BIKTHP. ALLARDICE. —Feb. 9, at Kelvin terrace, Otaarow, Kre. Ailaram. &it we. CLIVICIL —Feb. 0, at Camden-road.villae, Mrs. E. B. Church, of &SOO. CRAKENTUORP.—Feb. 9. at Wilaced, Lincolnshire, the wife of the Bev. C. C. Crakeetitorp, of a aon. HOPKINS. —Feb. 10, at Ilaidaorale, Paddingtoe, I. W. ilopkire, gaq.. aged 60. MACK Z I IL—F.4. 8, at Rendolph.crescent, Edinburgh, the wife of U. lleclimeda, Eel., advocate, of a daughter. MARBABLIL t, at Olouceiter.place, Edinburgh, Bre. Mena. Mb el • me. OSBORNE.—Feb. 9, at Nasally Home, Cheallient, the wife of G. B. °o area, Esq., cot • daaghier. RICILIIKIWO:C.— tab. Ilk at Therice-square, Brampton, Wm T. RI. ehantem, or a daughter. 9, at Portlaedetreet, Olsegow, Mn.s B. &obit. of • SOIL MARRIAGES. C9Ae{ FORD—SI INTOSH.—Feb. 9, at Groat...park, Ghetto., by the Ike. R. Acott, L Crawford, Ayr, to Nolan Bola= 11.Intorb. orgy &whirr or the late N. litlatools. tog Ayr. IENTON —HOGG IL—Yeb. In, the Rev. C. O. Demean, Inouslunt of St. St. Benedict* Womb, omly eon of Um Bar. T. Dutton, ILA., limo of tilirdwoode, to Anna Allem, fourth &dean of W. Hone. Org., of the rim plus, ond of Tharabius. Norfolk. VODUARG— WHIPPY.—Veb. 10. at Nrouottos, Oxfordohirr, kkff the key. C. P. Wyatt, Nectar, U. N. Goddard. &q., al Cl yak Idanor.liosar. Witte to kiln dime, widow of Wkappy, EN., of the Lads... Miriade.. lILBNY-811b:PIIEN.D.—Feb. ID. at Pi. Marlin's Is.tbe-Fiel.b. by the Net. S. I ,, saer, B A.. Mr. U. P. GLlbry, of ('rutsbra trams, City, rblest sue of the late Dlr. n. Oilbey, of Bishop mart bard. to Clitherine. eldest &gabber of J. bbepbefd, Pp., of Wet t, linquipt a. littittli 'Chg.—NOUN DERS.--F, b. 10, at St. Nicholas. Brighten, he the Mee. W. Hamm, the km. R. Ilardwake, of Arley, Stafford shire, to Omen .1. Q. Asunder*, elt a daughter of T. [Gunder., Erg., Comptroller, Guildhall, LoodLa, and Weet Lodge, Ilartram. 'HACKER- SAITTII.—Feb. 10, at Bt. Pours, 141naton, by thi Kw. B. W. Worth WWl.= Wormlike, cIW.IO Sea of W. Thwter, of kadattiolt .trier, Taoist.. k...quan-, to Looks, Watts dotter:lr of Mikis K. M. MAW, E.q., or &wraith Rest DI;?tTli& DOGOETT.—Ab. 10, Frederick 11cTerett, of Maliletone.bu.klinge, Rosthwark, and Acre. law, Wigton, aged 00. DOWDRSW ELL Reb. 6 at hie residence, Down Howe, Red Mss. ley, Worcadersltire. Odpree IM,wiawell. Req., wad a 6. hvaerlT IllereCry to the ()overeaten( of India and afterwards renew Illentbee el the lespreve Dolmen of Bendel; and while ownii7..9f that trusiUn. and during the absence of the Marquis of llamas YWm h1•Ii . 1141 the radars of Indu VbC.I . MILIIIn. svaRL-r Feb In. at tt aterloo.erereent, Dover, Emma Coltbrooke, downier of L6-art.-Cot. vent 3. 10101.— Feb. 9, at the Reetory, Iladleigh, Suffolk, the Infant nil of IM Very Mew. 11. E. knot,. LUCAS.— Vela 6, at the Palma, Croydon. Caroline, seeend &agate, cd the bite It Lou.., 01 tbulail• a, Surrey. POLL R, al Radnourne Ilan, Derbyshire, IA iceeter Sacheverell bloat ace of K. S. QR.* E q. MOUT. - Feb. IC R. Prost. Bag, et De Crespigny-tre merk-h•li, aged .0. WANE. —Fee 9 at 6k reataldaer,Glatrow, Agree, eldest survirid6 daughter or the Lite Mr. A. Stark, Glasgow. ffffltßET, P, Pen- —Feb. 2 ." W.tb , Urn , DlACe. - Ranh Sellers Street, woks , or J. Meat, C q , late of ht. Joha's Newlooodland, aged 53. 'MONO. —Fab. 4 Mr K. 0. Moms, late Major 49th Rest, Wald 42 . TOWNSIDI D.—la'.. IS, absurd Dowdier, eldest mos of E. A. Toss. ma, Faq., of Notwood. Harvey. WEBB.— nob. 7, D. H. Webb, Faq., of Wyklutm.patk. hahhorY. said St. Petaled atal ptexhaed by at 'teams luso Hat" of ha 6, Lombard. Areal, the •••• N I.rwoor. Melo, at the Oahe, ta Lauber& stmt. baths pelmet atWliteitlam—Pawn, issatuar Miss