The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-29 00:00:00

I I I r I f WALES. IDOCATION AND FARMING IN WALIA.— In a jeel published by Kr. W. Willis... Crot Coventry. dot genanssa sap " I w ate artist Tilt arse the atteatisa, wayedally that of lembarant, to tbeimpatsut bet that ths seat if slablbbbb • good Mild system &pia education in Was WAN ta va a sposektion ant the imielltliMa al washy. 1111•11111111 a mom aria been it table rate rs : the barite limy weal lima meted as swiss. interest. Leek an Me wale mass a the arasuy at enssat, aka* eseeptions " ad kr between," &oak net tra=i by Its very law state few if enilleation, tr = fiddidas . d ihs 4 . 01111 7 Wiltdegge 01 Weikel it AMA to hewn as sow stool ao lea be seisully saisolebeir vista ha oolek. Were ors War aberidedi re tad bag le be aim to read sad wideabbi Os rag 'shale eahlbetisos ea hue boar , billgebbffbei dada bY alewm.l sad host had, ass lair mesh is peabeates Ohs bad Is maim& by saperier adavatisa ia them saves theala their awe. The ameafr o f Beselsah teeesinibaseg at tributable is tbe spates of odusigen whisk bee • egos bola estallhhal is that amm en tr i y a = a at extras of da least forbad halownses ; I ms &sa ask seased la agbethat they get loam draw Mime forbad of equal county _fa Wale% sal Sat too with • las beirambb ' Th e li at tbe sem tine their lama datum& get Ash. presnat facility in travel. Vag weld amble the Welsh Isms , We* • alert absenes boa le wadies WNW ot ale salealigloon him self s bate mom bp whisk ebb sionale es, to be emcees. • bat this basealatel bsgallemst steads is o h :4-Ai* oseast gook 11•11 11 ‘ lloir den tli amble to unisolimb. OF malts lima! be is inevitably throment patsies obaslot. aistrats is utter Igamaram of say bettor. The Welsh lead. bras' iavariable SWIM OW astir tenants' bad famine is. that they will know Is the faslatape of th. it foniathas, sad that they have ant traleitat capital. Both in the vase. quer ef ignermea Oise them the mesas of obtaining a rad Sigh* oiseialoo, end they will micia abanclon old easteme it sating asmeam, semi thereby acquire impt earttal, sad not before—PM will imams the pro anatomist et the bad. not ealY their nem Mesa tage, bat to that of their ladled', who will realise s higher rent, with greater sentrity regular al ma. They will trio as isetrastire azample from the amsufartairs, 99 out of every le• of the most suocessfal of whom from the saillbassit• downwards, eoessoeseed their weir with little or so espital ; bat if, like the Webb rimer. they bad mad still, panels. worn , out sad bad mat adopted imp Gamuts sad new is lastesd of laving asipired great riehm, is so assay bays 'done, the y woad, bite awn, lava temsiaed awl with out 'spinal, sad disk trade, wail ht suck benailhas inseltb r and which tubs the =Tbd bfder sad grataise, wool/ bate t bait fret hem by more 'ltalica' Warsaw_thl 111.1.11111 to whisk the ansidoratioa of Pie kado eight t, be specially dirested is the rapid iaormos of the popalaii A. he mama garish' aye M atta absorbed measly all the surplus labour. That nava will seat rd ; sad is all probability it sus distant period may was at parse use so employed will be throws oa the lead. Tae Wirers pug on, year after yes, moat be itabbised by the load : they Ida am salmi', butanes they armload so bagasse bat Welsh. lot them be taught laalisk, sad the War lavas of the globe will be vela to them, to min with sixty sallias el people speak. blast impose, and is mantra when the agate is good sail healthy. sail where ferule lead may be for • BMW mashieration. The Lachrymal, wilt is ar d opiaion, warm. • trial snot it they neglect " te pat their bows is edit." to asset the altered rondos is whisk ash mutate idl he plead by the &bathe of the eoreplaws, sad by the importatioa of tattle, sheep, sad all seas Wails seed fier ilea The surplus p lus of all the se sett of the arid will b i =l Lao this eotalg lat aledtpat with war we prodattlan ; mad li t he Welch Maim_ try all sat adopeirptqrsassystems of isasbasay, tha laaa swam will, I have to sabmit ati4 rate. Sadie, woad Mel the of thossaimgeslem then is ay saw podia a the harken, if the eyelash& of their gown wen brought eat, by the &depths of improvements in mma madam la la. lead sad Ilsotand ; this, how ever a , I arida astmely healers, whim the abides Mate of or the farming ears, the mem of want emaist, so I la ins irvralready etemmd, uaderstand • shim betties is Inglua ; neither am it be translated iatgibly to them Imo their own Unsay*. They keep as hooks of OCOMUit, ad are usable to do BO ; tabor a* they appreciate the vela of eves their farm yard maers, sad are equally lista- of the valued other kale of mason, as web a a knowltla of the relative fertilising aposlias of diffetest Wads of scab, lot the bast breech or asiamb, sad best kinds of seeds.' PROVINCIAL. EATICAINEI M E. EDIATION OF TELL FINAL RIFIAL OF 111 Conn Liwa.—Teeterelay ensaiag, a large and ineseatial assails( was held at the MEW of the late anti•corn law Urges, Manchester, to sontdder the propriety of eel* bootie( the filed repeal of the emu laws, when a serial 0." resolutions were pared to the effect that the event should be celebrated by a public beagaet in the ball, so memorable far the great meedag to seats for that emd—the Frestrade Hall—and that it be held as the 31st Jas. seat, and that the Gas-trade members of parkin s's' end wok other persons as a committee may, determine, be invited to be relent. A committee was appointed to carry out the EINERS~EtE. DIsPICTIS LW A Fan GRallltalt SCHOOL—Os Tkurerbiy, the usual manse; meeting of the Governors of the Blackburn Free Grammar School, was held, when a resale. dos was adopted, to the effect, that the beet legal advice should be obtained as to the moat advisable means to be adopted for the parries of removing the present head-master *cm his situsuon. A committee was appointed to obtain rakeeriptions towards defraying the espouses of this proceeding. These resolutions have 'twos come to in conse quence of the difference of opinion existing between the roaster and the governors, as to the system of education which should be ;maimed I. the school. TOEKKIIIRIL DAND3R HOSTILITIES RENEWED IN HULL.—Oft Bandar lest • light of an alarming eh meter took place on board the schooner Okkilina, from Emden, lying in the Junction Dash, in consequence of Use sailors hooting the German republican flag. Abut forty Neigh eslors went cm bowl toot vessel and pulled dower the e.g, who/tapas both parties began to tight with handspikes and anything eeould lay their hands upon, and it was not until the interfered that they desisted. On the day after Betio ;111.1.4. day a special guard of police was sot over the vessel to prevent any repetition of diewder. vn stn prnramnir- Tam MURDER AND SUICIDE AT NORTHAMPTON , —Two impress wan held at the GUMMI, Northampton, on the evening el the 27th hat ,on the bodies ofMao Bed ford aid Shaul Clayson.—Ane Boddingten said M : I knew the deceased Mary Bedford. She was a single woman, 23 rare of age. I woo walking with her het night a little after ma o'clock. My husband's saw, Visas* Lois Sodd tan, was with us. As we were minim, _down Atiagtern alroet, agaiest Dr. Ken's ' we looked behind es, just against the light, and saw • uma following tea. When we had got a little soother the deceased, Mary Bedford, looked behind. and she mkt " 0, Ann, here's old ' Set Pot' pried by that name), what shall Ido I" My sister mad, 'lt h not him, is it ? what aril we do?" Clown immediately overtn,A us. He said to the deemed, " Mary, I want to speak to )cra." She said, " What for 1" He said, " I want to spesk to you." She said, " Then speak to me now; why can you speak, to to before them ?" He said, "No I wait to speak to you." She said, "Then I shall no; mem" He then said, with • coarse Mato, " Woa't you thee reuses is sweet, and I'll have it now." Bswas cm my right .I , and, my sishe on my left; be looked at her , and pat hie band round her neck. I heard • gargling le her throat, I thought he wee throttling bar. I did not see him strike her won than ones, and the blood eame apparent) y ou t ' of low seek. I called out Harder." I said, "Mary boo he hurt ; ea ? " She said, "Ann, he has killed me, he ha killed we, and sever spas again. About • month ago Chyme same to oar lima and as Mary Bedford to go with an • she refired, sad wield not go. He then said, with an oath, to her, " Emma is sweet, sad I'll have it Nose tiros or otter." That is why she said " What shall I do ?" se she leafed him in seem glum,. The moment he did it, ha rem up Abisigtoahtroot, on the other side of the way. I did not see him tern is go into tit. Oilea's ChurehyaM I saw no one near at this Two geotimea came out, Mid Me me taken to Mr. Playa the surise&—Elisabeth Lois Boddiaiten werretmeted the lest witsom's evidenoe.-111. Pereira, the eerie" said there were three stabs on the left side of bee ma, ens hem enit, which eat the levier_ vela, sa me the mime ef bet death. Be found the bilk wishing is the ket wound. Tim jury _lmmedietely returned • ut ilise of " WOW Harder " d manelse. Samuel Iridium was thee take. as to the eases of the death ef Me murderer, hem Male it appeeed that Clayton ha Mary Saha massy to go sod See wish ha pin she had previously Wed with kin), but she did set de es, stayed with • me nosed Berber et Nertheemerei That at the time be said • meet* sie,he had in Ids pada 16 shoemaker's balk lee whisk he La mesa • alga W semi yogis. Meth. This sheath wee hand la Ids pate after death, and wee identified. It would mum that the war den made Woo way down into the sew mean, sad threw himself into the rivw, ham whisk his body wee taken next rooming. No em spume to have sees him •am the seurder.—The jury retuned a waist of Pao do se, mad the COMMIT Mateamay awed kis warnat for kis harem, et night, betimes the hews et 9 SZPIT and 12 (Meek. A FIRS moms our mom Rocwrma-siroos about Mai& sa Wedeesday ea the premises at Mr, limeenaill. sera dealer. The wind woo high at the time gad lie Lam won rawbed as Maiming height. Mrs thi Its was tabard it seasitaid a wartime* end stables, • weed yard, sad three private dwelling homes. DIVOIIIIII3II. THE BISHOP OP Emma AND Ma Ras. W. Ifieffierms..—" To the Editor of the Seger Pfliteg fler,-1 shall be allied if you will print the ensiessd letter, Lou. the Bain" at Exeter, in year paper et Wednesday ant. It is his looirujee meeptanst et • renewed ellsr to NIP Yeneialits as ., W. )imam e. =irr, limy Oliereit, Data. 111411."—" To 800. W. Dn. Si, .—My door Sir,-1 aim glwa l == to your rewowed pi_ ehegLeinsy--oad to the MINN. on whisk yea th.ear. T. ebe Int ed them eumee—Ste plea exille. mist at plwoosa, ssd the um made at pans imam lam of my know rehmsl-1 give no UMW= whatever. Seek meilimmt, and Ma stalemate es are said N bps bum mode at that meeting. 93914 ham no height Vlib me. Sat Mem year M soma roman—.fit 7• 4 mold real yaoßafif at em, if rag wog hlst_Sty obegilk imeane Moog M geme sesweli Inarag la Dow. Om May lbw p 'to mess& la Itaaltay wish I& tais MIPPOIL T. J. tassara. Is Sang area the lid ad 'NNW diem wad an la the Issaipt of the mato taloa yity ad IL la yet day. the epposiden whisk km bees site to it, ant may be made to • larger work et Jean es the wee otbieet, which le al- • ready pistol, sad will nosh MN thenly—le eneledee. I men& year nelaanc. In ding thie 1 have gat wow the difthatty WWII hilt. It Ws ensued net imps. AM that I might be need Ines es forwall boa peen& ispe wise yes es nooses of songs ennenesta rantsimall par raewase he whisk I hod revise.* ma pebbly aid is that I did set amen. Tkwehre by foollemil PRY will• ameba at shed lien, I sight seen ft pornmermas a esedeses zir.itirusts poliks Ris the may way la whisk spin I s email enable thenne s % =mired marl sad often, I ea, dear sir , pun nay y, H.Burran—P.B. 1 mosates rem re gent Time yes on sake publis what I new onto to you. APO AFFRAY. —Oa the 'let intent, the geneheepore of eir IL L. Henna, lon g of Manhood, De estahis. wen weekend is tha dhehary gen T=t up, awl p by roneding ia the dhotis , of theet Tepees, s thenedese is • base. Is her Wants, several ass erne an and wee ot them awing the hoovers, kanked rif then, awned Lewis, deers wide dabs. The ether, awed Pike, setempted se min We emend& sod he wee bosses la the bead • dew wanner. Lewle severely Idehed shoat with beansissra mhos& eat he remind six et deht eerier& wessii: Se was se ms* loisfoli Din the Pflubile bill for deed. Pike bad hair mesa& alwi is tie heed. The pasha, ianenlicseiy fled, end Pike thee smisted Lewis to the semen km& Ishenatica ri the anew wee des sag the pees messeedied appebosilag Jolla gad rtiarlesiteek aad blond Land& At CloWleigli their bens were tithes d, Ind to to easeensed with die bot.mecius to the read. TM meter meting the primmer' one takes before Artheir Chi/hinter, Hag.. Chadialsb, and resisaded till the Sikesedsiasewhesbis•they wen swim brew& u p sad Othilthell et and shimately farther totaled. A round of de i rt bees sewed, in the ben that sash ineniatiem say be sitialood ea will Wad to the detection end semeiotic& eel the perpetrators o t tin 01011180. HAMPSHIRE. _ BROT It JON AT HAN AHD J BOLL.— rrevicies to the deputes* el the Mambas frigate St Lawrie 's, hen licrathampen water to winter la the Tense, the diem es bends* km rosin& to reelpente the hisdams awl heigA i tb s ey hed rpm is lienheap ton by &Ma a sell lathe ihebitess penally on beard the Mena. wee appeleiled teke plan es Tuesday bet. Bony yeeposties wee node h. emonandsties deneeni sehnhanste ibr apne a. = 500 pease. woe pinided. i tine stesimen were hind te ply betimes the Oar ead knelt dais. the sight, for the wow mhos, el the peen Os Tunisty scormag, boom% the imam apposnee ampospiesue, It wee nosing that the bell skean take pine is the Inge swarably seem ia the men. la ogees at this detembeeNlNl, toe arm of • a ti Levi were derbig the whole of the day semovieg mad lop hen the nip to the semorby mew The latter wen adorned with isauseenble them sad by venous denote, lerund with imagoes brought twos the frigate. Fannin et the Clews, Primo Albert, Janes Polk, the pe. 'ideas of Amoeba, Z mhary Taylor the peskiest elect Webster, Canna, Clay, and oiler dinapielife Amnions, woe Allotted ea die wells. The ormousaced early n the and and lotted the whole of the night. The no bility and gentry et tie Sewn, the stayer eel rewpwatioe, the gentlemen belonging to the poet-Mee, roaron-hesee, sad other goverameet iegarwamta, the news el the moil pan eascpenies, awl owls' of the prinelpal tradormen, wen inked, sad meet of theta ateemded. The Immo emeably-rease were crowded. The sapper was of the non preface doseriptios. The bear's heed wee ca the table, mad whin dietiagabisee • Christine Is Bar I=er th r provided is shmarlasee Nearly 300 person sat Owe to the table at eauUse. Captain Pending, le d by the Asterism oresel, preeids• The diens of the - ono, nearly 30 ht amber, is fell niforst, welted as the C=s• divine moo, with m y bottles is their , taming the gimes contently tuns. Capt. Pawitt la weliesmia l =ts to the %rawest. tableogegie of the it - sees and which the wenn of the St. Lawrence had nperieneed is linesad, of the He they had felt sad the irieschltip they had Apnea He seeded to the Watt that the knowledge of ma hospitality wield kite on the Ameriesastrople, sad the pease end Manage that non low tree a tof 'Amnesia beteg histered between the twe satins. He onsemed his admiration of the greataam mad glen of armload aad paid • tribute to the canon am ateurs is hunters, otiose', sad war, that had dion her history. He ealegked Inland's and warrior re il late d , whose sonenmetete skill, chivalrous bravery, and heroic death, awns evoked unbounded admireson from the Americas easier. Admiral Appease ■ 's, in return, prepaid spreriefut and feeling epoch, the " Heel* of the Anted ass Biers," a Men which wee medially linnet by the oinpay. Most of the dishes and miectiosary wen ma aested with miniature American Map. As soon ee supper was ever the we • ecrueble amongst the ladles to obtain of these animal dooration. They were stuck rribe " beeekbenn ef skew who gain& them, and appeared angbabli . eosepiesese during the ensing. A correepondmit es* " link • ball bee sever before been witnessed in Sostheaptes, oar has there seer hies an entertainment in which sash entharMatie trainmen was exhibited." . SPORTI.ifit. urrusium—Tzeaso.T. Calms Cor.-1,000 Ili 90. p. No's Plans (1).1,000 Is IS too WIN 11•4111/11 U s ler IMlleallrotv mpg =i;:r.:.r,rie, L...sta - u• II Wale t). 16 1" trau t IMNI V I iirOr It birmra l ./1:::::::: Orot Woolnytod 1, to to opt &ph Moo _ _ Dukoso.-1 3 Ss 1 opt to (1 to $51.). I 1,000 to 10 moo lookuisiZols_ opt IllsoolOoll (UM to 30 1 0 3 moo). lAN to SO Duo Turraulausa mum brooms Ihrssrmsystet __ sm. •84.00 IL, lad 6 r ig it OialmiL Ssegisi. M. lAw Mal% Weigietsmiss, Mess Clopp, 111= 4 1 a Tbs "Wm Olostkr, it sok Ikaata. Pam Mist. Us pOstor. Doorrops Pm, llottoopr,, 1110 Dm% WOO d " frsToo PARK SWIMPOTARSSIO solo. =C. ime oiessruk WINN loolioAl swim 333-41.3a35t,, illmr. (ProTtioriZilt MO IhifsM notoodu °"". ltrar; I =. Ms Me* Tip whir. Itidoss. 110 MM. 1 illwassevarAm a 6 sow ideb, sod SO Masi. ISt 71t, , mils $ Wigs reedsres, Equirsi. Moo, Doh 1011 110 • 91 to Draw -----------". tab intelltgaut. COURT OP llCRlQUZlL—Sarroaliait. T. H. WAILLIT v. lISALIT.—I• • short report of this ems la this paper os Reader, it was oorreetly stated that • verdict woe retersed for the eel* 40s. damages. W• omitted, howeer, te say tkat Sir Vrederiek is opsaiag the was A. the plaintiff, did sot ask for damages, but solicited ealy the "mere verdict el the Jan " is viadi• ratios of the *Wire ebarmailt. CLERICAL. OaDuctviow.—By the Bishop of Lichfield, at Issiseltall Conla Doo. Demme :W. T.llllsilmsy. Trim. Coll.,Csah.; W. B. Bryan. St Bow: W.Bwiwy, Ilt.Johs's 1, Cana.; J. Mak* a tit petson; C. C. Vas, Tria. Caß., Cm& ; B. Howell. Corp. PAL oiL, Chiati.; J. Wad. o w n. •0. N. Mitked, CoiL. laado• ;W. x &Swats mom ; J.Y.Nabot, 11.1. 1 V, man: C. P.C. TVA, Cana Mara, Onon ; C. W. Simone. Wooer/ Call.. Climb.; P. P. Y. nava, Rms. Coe., Orb. ;T. W. 4011. Oa bow; J. Wilcox. Qus CB, Comb.; IL G. 0. Toga& W. boos pram,/ . Bro. W. 11• L Coil, Oxon; Is,. E. 1. Atka. Trio. Coll., Comb: Bee. T. • a Wawa pones ; 800. W. B. Del Welt. Trio. Coil., Dahlia; Bee. T. Braithwaite. Pores Coil., Osna ; C o l . J. M. arta, IL Jolla% OeM., Cantb.;Oaratt, oi., Cawb. ; Mr. T. Mawlioa, a UWate sums ; See. J. lather. lord, • thew person • Zee. J. IL Tboodroluor Christ CAL, Gab. ; Bor. Votort. 111ww:Cotl.. Rev. Whlahka, Jolla . COIL. Malt. ; Wildle, U. lama. PaZPZIIIIIINTI.—Rerv. T. M. Davies, to U.aflW E , rp Wistaria, C. Olio, dim Lim • SUL, with reeidente : pat , Lad Clew ellar.—arf. aniih. linekleth C.. Wateel.—itev. V. Trull. St. Alagoodaes, C., BrioteL— mal. Bev. IL A. Atkins:A, to Ilworae. P.C.. Arekkoll. do. Intr.; 200.: pat., Nieto* of Durham. —Bev. W. C. DO SGIOTYDI, to Arming, C., Obis. May. W. L. Midas, W Tinrkeabnry aM Walton (antis, C., Close —Bev. L. It. C. Ortelw, to 111. John% C., Chelteabas.—lier. J. F. Witty, to Cottle. hall, C., Ilettol.—Zar.i. 0. Jewett, to latensft, Socha- NAVAL. COULT-MARTIAL ON THE OFFICERS OF THE THARP SHOOTS& PORTIMOUTIS, Dec. 28.-1 Y routoestir ea the cam. inander, rod raw, sad imam if the Itarpobooter was (s• bel e. nand) roomer yerenla Ant whams _r we. Jo* Burnett, wise sailed that he Oil Ws a Trudy pastskthd nips years. His knob le too Ilentwelp MOO to Os Oro He w rood as • elm Wisershorer, and ler the oar Oor • ,tint, 4or• OM ant tbe Owso. abereeheeto fro oboe be fore • Ole*. no, en Ye 14* WO At tog.er 4 sun. es that day Ono. welt to the miaow and old. ru took yen In TO lore said be ford to det ble desk. fleee-orsil In till die o'clock. At I ore* the Or was sash* sad Ishe wee ado about la Wore titer ebe wes rood. At the do wino their to the meter Me alp woe dodo la the wed prat at ithereire. and .twat two er three odes E. ell WOO/ 6/r Mont OH • Oe. *et. fro the eridned. net • par Or the WY et WINO to the Oro nor • adet as *et firt dr oat Moe the dep =I; did ot orb, the a 4 10 br Or se who dr ; Oh the rarer. esd WOO Net. Oro ths dip word be sidaire. Was In amp d ship awl Or Os baste she OWL Wes WA by the ewer to p Mew led Onetee Ml abet p jar O lane she dot. hie "sky Mr , the bed Ole ohs ail;' this wet Or she Itel WO. As • sewed ode el or dor he roar sat nide mowned et try Op Or Ito etres wee. net Goodell wW. Be wired lhorf at • OM rather ireenaly de ken y ship op se foe drool. Be had does so Ohre In nterimar. ast oseibrr bee ere lire Mr Sok, bOd se does be the rood. Aseereed kar visa Owe eller Or hose erred bones the lot was lerldind tio lend. Afterwards the ad was tarty it and so to. the tide .Word as dreriksol. the melee to pa ssa en se the slip. at else ebe word lei en a... 'llle wee do to sheet twenty Wars The OM or set boo Was tee et Wee we tbe rawaisa d re day die meet ohoe. Thor. the bra wee kept Fro The after el orb wee NM ono Oa*. reisier wet told the alp old be Ono otos the wee Oohed. ler itheer—where la ONO wadi od abed fie Or hem= Lie* OF arse no . a regret toad per. Was Old nodal ilose rig ittle r the eel earreol lfa leellerei=omp. MISS was berths Or NINA wawassaa al to 11100.. a ethe n =l. WO= with the arellotheo pre. Did net ad the etoreffs ril es desk. The ono= et this Otos was eseresel fire orinddrode lord, bet ble sorer. eon ell "wen Eel Mew*? ad let Ole Mr.he aseseereel tram Ma Mr. A. kw ler rat ofersth sad doomed thet he wee allot el Ibe wari se tea Nth . Has boa bet free In the norm bind Orin time Lisolsosst Rally los woo Yet ad to nil Ma if fey materiel drop lest pier. Al thes. ether kall Ors le MI fro ihs isaawslar, at Ole dos be mord Beer y Maid me Ogle= MOO thith was tooded ebsiOre her etheek. sel It wee MO Oho id the barldea ta lesttre NO Oa et bur with ~NM 46 Oft isakdkei Wigs dared was moth WO NON 4.lll.=re ld T: it erf Me the sedembe meter ffeee the Ma Os gwee Ow theestres el a* Oat, to oh eels sir arard oars, 4AL 'Mr maws was tree an Oh re weer. abed* lei ire softie the pilot nouserd. se the Nile on la Ids Or" MOO werareg the rostsseer, Our In a ere of orogreey. thiat opreeni we • derto the wllassWe wish le Os the lead to = rat; Ora etheres the war,opselai •Dorytheed sad the mod hew the diWit Orr wee. asil the ens& tro Oise oidwr, to the esseaserar. who &abed to In who the OM waster le mire ill. rd da l se et Oise WOO sad orb di ON ellower rho the wet word ow sir thestresir shoe boiler to Mr her ma, We reaffedd. whet the Hers weir GOV roe was any Moo The male was ea desk two or • iloo arl aired tsi be Wassth the loft eff the= Oda aro to Witness Oho. Or or oleo he d le the oars w le paws wbe NOM O. Mr testesoids math yes eieb. ail in N dr O that roe wo se men la the Oise ellea the Oka s Omsk. Two Wise Weassess one whoa. Mies needy shded OA the led was ho loodhOly the Or eredt. oil diet a the moat the men were Oslo the airrore. The servo deposed that O row • MOO so O eseet. the coreader= shisegh la bed beelds. Oland that he doeld th•werhes Moth en the lath but. The orlon were *ea M. WO Olt es Yep to for *Leo Meet Ray old Y etardieed the gibes tele moot, sad aid nolo demand theri b/ ne* and old thet he Orr the OW, trust te se so sod to rise the resiless 1 dr foredo oresed if the repots sere en sad Ihe reeds sloe Soo Obis O Goo by LYN. Idly, we Os indasOner ROOM. oh an ad. ealsisiethet be did re othe row as le do Rondo ▪ Oft MO. Wooed roper. at 119 Worms oast b tot the cede A 1... ere not as oleo. "diet the ONO O I biso For rod MOO Meat. I. C. may, rd ale Mir the o bs, / k i nd er as mesh es Wa id nol oen need lberethestor a MOO le y d arefifileff him Olt dee JO wee ace a. the oil Meat. illy be erserthed, motor be saw* Ned Or r = ✓ola W.Oale. dor. ore notpee MP =Oie to be mere oiler la hare ; OA. wermar bun rkesph Burr. the ONLY oriderai ibis oat set war lit e tzt adir ed. ADISIJIALTY, Dec 2(l.—Arroarrimars. it. B. *mama ; Memorial. A. I. Ithagehe. learesmo—J. J. IlltOmorty, te le aseea; A. fr. e =to bo Omookkr ; J. I. Itheltked. LI. Ousei. to Id MILITARY. -01$ Ilosbary, 311n1 k to asp -. ii Depoip.Mat. Motalotzwiarsl _Ni M lr THE iiin,R9B, FRIDAY KVKNING, DECEMBER' 29, 1848. ......--...,-.-••••--............-- biased whemows wee tweiros. Wiles the dirty ease mow liege item the Seeks were beizessessei the fievisat wee be the desk. o I. Irill:=“1 a l = a w ptia . tes the he hew Mr. Pow's,. the esereswp he the was pesphe dehetleat mid he west& de estribise that wee woke& et We, ke wail mho illo• &Mag. or o4ogr oDy War ewes WNW w est APIA MSS Iheseliss, the ishielless was wooed be pep the wet awl slate the Theme wen ewe WAIW esmersewese selosek eselsat the toner of a elopeel eh& the ewers et es yes Misfit is esek tke sehesee wee o rdered to be WuseeMs &seed. WANDSWORTIL—Csawas as maw* BLILWAT TIMM.— W. Mayo wee roomeadasi, timed with Amass two tlthel alms dolmas Wasp. to gm Beath Waters Railway Coatasay. The ewe essereei Is our paper at W edseemisy. Tho wowed was Ira $0.., the being et *ales that no sees odd be legally L l = bet that of Mimi is e earflap witheat pre* essip prim the fere. . POLICE.—YistiIDAL MANKOMMOUIL—Josars Ane.—Tbs Lord Mayer said he had nuked : umber ref letters trona peens who sempideeditts=Ady had beams their sonstsat, hat t on the subject el property I. which hethem ivy ware ossified, sad that they had bens high o.lMterepemes for sash 001112:1=1.7 The!eolg ITZ — viderissate nen, sad mid that no dohs the I welbseities at the Pestoilles would adopt wash memnres to. hods him se woad pant much hrther anansese to the gable beet soh amens. WOW4IIIIPeSTRIET.—CsaaoI op eau STssuYmed, LING. —Mr. W. Weiewrigh. • Nester butcher, a sher with bevies stoles eight sheep, Jo property of Mr. sigmo, an impertse at foreign cattle. In s upport at the Aim two witnesse deposed to having sees the pruner mei anther man driving the Jeep hem the direction of the Vieleekonek, where they had beer placed in the ears of • rbssfass4 tad hellos& at them at the time • effected their rave but the phew he hen side trend to his place Ehushiess, era gine bee onseedy.—Ose wiener, nano Elliott. was marommind fler the diefeadat by Mr. Vann, who elisited ken him ved het he had en i five shillings from the preseeneer fer givieg hobnail= with r e gard wa s W may. eel he mindwed heron andergone . two moadis' inalseemeat wpm • esahnima for " lading ' some stray . sad had she been in tenable ea ether enesions.— C e lts stated that he bed abeehat whines te establish se alai hoar of the mash t but Mr. Anhui Waisted that be led bitter men, his deleace.—The primmer was then thy nominal, the ntsoistrate eoesenlefd 10 take bail. Roxvoineci.—The megistrate sekee.Win the re min of the second half of • 61. note (da Int . put el which had bees previnsly transmitted) from "T. 8., ' tied tied also 6.. Wen stamps, Ant " Aa Apprentice," for the poor. ha 'ANL CLlBlLlNWELL.—Exassu.suarre—J. Walker ess brseigg up bit AGAI ezmissuon, charged with steeling 1401. from News. Hankie sad Co., _of No. 4, tiostk@q@sm Orsv'orinn. The fecte have shady opera in this . It will he noollooted that whoa this ease was =theatre the nut (cm the 21st int.), some hennas touk Oen relative to the eight of • Mr. Massy to appear ore peissesr. Massey_has written to us impesching the se meg the of 'sport. e referred his letter to the reporter, whir says Is answer— ' W en is no fondetios for that com plaint. The report is scants is every partic Mr. Morey represented himself to be Mr. Eton, s ular. olicitor, re-1 dant la Ore'rinn. It turns out that he la sot Mr. SAM het Me. Itan's mewled clink.") Today, when the primer wee hen& up, the following uneaten took plass :—Tie Meginemes: Have you employed Mr. Etas as your heresy —Prism@ : I have.—Msgistrate : Do you wish Mr. Male y to appear for you )—Priecieser : No ; I would rather Mr. Mussy amid sot appear for mi.—Magistrate : Mr. Ilea I writes :me to say that:Mr. Messy is his articled clerk, end that beteg hant at • humeral, he meads Ms. hammy to had is your behalf. Do you now wish him to num weer If Kr. gum authorises hiss, I do. The clerk (Mr. Mould) to Mr. Massey :_liecollect yea attend here now as Mr. Etera's artisied derk. Mr. Mean this took the seat usually coempied by solicitors, which he had net been inert. only permitted te , sad ...ducted the eau tor the primmer, who was aemmNaa fat trial. KABYLEBONE.—C AAAAA or Branstree.— T. Boyle was honed with having stabbed D. Newman, and /Luse Newman. his reather.—D. Bowmen deposed that o* Tues day sight hat, es be left his mother's hone he ass met by • ma who fosstly seised him sad held hist, while the wi ener drew trees his pedal a kith sad stabbed him i• the foes. His mether came out to see what oat the mortar, and she was shoo stabbed in the temple by the prisoner, who contrived to hest his eseeps.—A policeman maid that Mrs. Newman was sot well encash to attend to give evident, bat she ass not, he believed, sedated in such • way as to be is danger.—The primmer was remanded. WHATMINSTRIL—Csanos or Hefting° A FOROND NOTL— W. H. Jaws wee reounnued charged with utter lag a forged note for 61. upoa the Bank of England.—The prisoner went, me the 12th inst., to Mr. Ridler's, the Dias of York, Regent-street, and obtained change for the note, which was phi away to s Mr. (mble, and returned to him on Wednesday week as a forgery. Mr. Ridley wont for the unmet, ethos undertook to produce the perms from whom be had received it, and lift the house for that purpose, but was not seen again untifithe following Friday sight, when he was taken into custody.—Mr. W. Ununines, an inspector of the II division, said that the note was endorsed " J. Jones, Req., Msy-hir, " sad although he bad made diligent inquiry in that neighbourhood he could find so such person. On corn paring that name with the " W. Jones" written by the pri soner upon the note at the time he obtained change at Mr. Ridler's, he believed it to be in the same handwriting. He now produced seven other forged 51. autos, sad slated his be lief from the description he had received, that the prisoner was in company with those who uttered some of them —Mr. Woman on behalf of the prisoner, asked Mr. Ridl. r whether ilia prisoner had not given him his right name abd address, mad being answered a the affirmative, submitted that his client's conduct was very unlike that of a person who was going aboat uttering forged sues. It was not con sistent that it he were so engaged he skald have selected a publialsouse within • 100 yards of where he and his family resided, and where he wee well known, to have uttered ems I I of them. The primmer was remanded. SOUTHWARK.—. 4 pie SAMINIZT Or GOLD.-111. Mate, in the service of Mr. Wainwright, a golobeater, was rreammined charged with etealieg • quantity of gold, gold leaf, and several sovereigns, the property of her master i end L. Brown, bar meat, was charged es the recipe.—Mr. Welawright heed that on the 7th nit a pine of mad geld was missed from the cap tenni in hh gatimur ! Three weeks after hoi lot or mis Mid SNP key Ohs emehbox, sad was compelled to procure a mow see, ease her whisk be pat 1p sovereigns in the box, sad the ore swain he shed sae II them. He suspected the phonon olds,reb berydt hemes,e ddy teem her haring leash pmehased enema sender Odious of as expensive deo minim Be egesseismlll her, and she act the sew clothes wen presseth to her by her aunt, but this um found to be ese, sled when he ens .arched it win hand she wore el her mistress's peach, in whisk was dissevered the ormahon key which was supposed to have been lost ebe them essfamed that he bail *shred her mesler, and bed noise the hop of geld. She powleesd a semedge, which she mil wee the last money is hod thee eet el the ask box. She had given the lamp of ph and a nentity of gold leaf to her ant, who sold it, tad soapplied her with dress. Her men &mini her to pro. MY Se mud MA she weld of the odds, se is ash lad • mishit for it.—C. Hood, a carver and ender, stated that DIYINGNOSNI his 'hop sad produced two bosh, of gold 104 she On bad a roll deeper whisk osatened • quantity of gild aid diver "sized legehme. _and she salted het if he hula wane the let. He quoins' leer ea to whether she knew the ghee of what she weeded to Nil, but she re plied *at head Est nastly, sad added that she d ad d half. a.plet pet filed with the sot deserigeleasf mina gad sad saw whisk she bed se alkoshy la for ea • poniews ossariss. Wham reseed to a no sheme, ami &ethos ha the shop.—lL. La* a goMmatia mud jeweler, heed Mat Brown offend hiss he sub a pion of soli sad ewer geld leaf which he refusal Is gazeboes.-- The piesesse meseweehltted. THAMIL—Tan PIINLIC HIALTIL W. Parsons, don oratzairar,lgetargaraerk alloy, Lower likedwell, and B. Ws*. ity e durroars, la Old Gravel-lee, were shamed with hay- Zoe *dr rospeothe premien seenelchathes of drat, the salvia beet which iron Tionninal to the Malik of he visiwitg.—Mr. R. Guam on engineer, is the al of he guesdisms of the halm/ nits, preyed her= Ohs shine, whisk sorelitell of due, faiss, sad vsserslags snallsr in • state of isionponnin—mr. Para, iho dishees t mid Permedesidoestel he he dust of WPad* m a = SIM yard In evashea nig es a IN of from whelk the hi was IMNITY IN Get ais. It was only the eirseglegs of the sheets, from then said he Ifith R the ealroltdoe.—Mr. Yesdlat mid hat diew6 hope nod be places of Unlit, the nall set be horse le esseheises to the danger of the bashlt aril wad time as he delbeden fend • shish AM sot always can There esehil est he mad se se seer the river is remeheLths scat. NOWA, the Madly klieg spionbil to by Mr_ . .I'4lton, mid the yeri led leen a w finch for sun this to yeses. Mr. " m ania ' y : Bat we are act saddled in theme times to do as we have moose hitherto. Mr. J. C. Oralbe s _mea hoer and Wan. Ind ed :2 the omell gma s lip,.that h• sad woad be eingellei le H is foram had already ghee hiss ashe.—Mr. Pelham: There meet be may demur. Leek at Mr. Wesley, who km hen 41 his life lees la a gilt Whale pieture Oallthror).— Wes hisr ley: tro the seaveneft fo_r health (laud . Yeldiey shah the - Msehmt emcee to pay*, hi mid afresh sense= nimbi be inked Nth* mem of ionpidiS won est reeneed. In the sees of Wesley Mr Mellielt, the nary dark, sill the salmon was UMW , his, se he had a Lop .blowy fa his Foam in width he Dab% EL a larAii Lgureing kianabo Lvaadowip... Near amid Uwe Nagano se Ron Ongrg Nadir: PerkBo4ll4oas• • • Ds dr. tide on Orion $ Pon mad &411111& IPO/48 & :imam mug derre lO • Nunn god Now Itivibarp at Bak MONEY MARKET. 11 TIIVIODAT VII2IINO. The improvement in the French funds brought by the advisee this moraing from Paris made the market more firm, and Commis, with ecarcely a variation, were called 881 to i ex dividend, and Reduced Threes at the same rates, until towards the close of the day, when Commis were &preened to 881 to 1 ex dividend for the opening, at which they left off. The transactions throughout the day waver a languid rather than of an active character. The opinion is entertained in quarters of experience that the specu ilators for the nee are in general too weak to take the am of stock they have bought when account day aerie's, whilst the sellers are prepared to deliver it, nod not at all disposed to awry amounts over in the oust way. It is stated, however, that about three- quarters of a million of Consols ave been recently exchanged into Reduced Threes by the purchase 011 the one and sales of the other, which so far I weed rodeos the quantity of Co nsole at market. This operation may be exp l a ined b y the better I, rate of interest yielded by Reduced, and it will have been noticed that the prices of the latter, instead of being quoted as before /or 1 below, h ave within the last few days been rated, as they continue to be cr t tli t tofulli.ParThwrirda-Vitiarteßedraperwd Remits., laio 1. Long Annuities, 8 11.18. Exchequer 395. to 41e. prem. fedi& Bonds, 375. to 40s. gem. Bank Stock, 189 to 191 . Us settlement of account in the foreign market bowmen due to-morrow, and the principal cares of the balm and speculators have been engrossed in pre paring for it. The liquidation will probably involve a heavier amount of balances to be struck, u between resolvers and payers than has been known for some draw pad in foreign securities. As the transactions havebeen chiefly for speculative account in Peruvian, Spanish, and Mexican, although more pert. ape in the two former than the latter, the probability is that not much stock will change hinds, but that it will be a question of differences to be paid as between prices at the time of dealing, and at the fixed I Muir to-morrow for making up where previously they have not been arranged. With respect to Dutch Stacks, in which the transactions have been some what extensive dieing the account now at its close, the case will doubtless be otherwise, as they have not only been in favour for investments in ordinary times, but still command a prestige in that respect, whilsi their comparatively low prices, with the facility of realisation at all times here, at Amsterdam, Hamburg, and elsewhere on the continent, make them always a marketable commodity. They are largely used in the adjustment of commercial balances, and supersede, or serve to regulate, the exchanges between England and Holland, as bills are more or less scarce or the rates higher or lower. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were last quoted Of to 60; the Fours, 741 to 51. Belgian, 73 to 5, Russian, 101 to 3. Danish, 80 to 9. Spanish Fives, 14 to I ; the Three., 28 to 1; Passive, 31 to :. Portuguese, higher, at 20 to 7. Mexican, 241 to 6. Peruvian, 44 to 6. Brazilian, 74 to 6. Chilian, 88 to 8 . Venezuela, 18 to 20. New Granada, 13 to 14. Ecuador, 21 to I. KNOLDIII FUN DR. lank Malt 143 lad* Howls. SIAO, 32 40 3 per it cow. tans.. 1411 I el Coosa* tor Act.. ee l 1111 N =O t t A m in ri lizuer 42 X. 41 1 11 IP. 1 Id Mtn, Vole, ifs.'. Swat d 3 ; Mo. 26 pa" esp. 1011 t Ott, Mao anal, , Mare* 43 XI 111 ,ell 26, Jane, 42 lORKION ;TAM per Clan. Befallen 8eada..761 6 tar Ct. 11 per Ct. Igvadur fiends, 21 No,. 1% 6 . 4 1 trcin per Ct. !Waal 31 I I DlZltterred. 211 13 ttw Dedirrat 1 Vint. liesina*Ulll.24l; tet. Ppsaili l itoods, 1161 6 per Vin 6 pee Cent. reran= Mt. 441 s{l per Ct. Venestisia Saw* 19 UR 4 Inhered. 111 Gtr es. p o mpom coda 0 pm IV Cl.thileh fisehaa6 4 . l3 Cent,. 26 eiztaztrire nes., MI 6 4 p 4 r 4 p. DOW. Cafilleates. 76 41 KICHANOIII AND MOCKS ABROAD. AllVtassig, Da. 25. 7 11 at, Debt l'lquidallat plf Cent., 47; 461; Onto. Taw jar Cana. 661 Mii t tittm. Veer per Owns.. 765 74 . Nan India Loam Pew t er CAM.. flt•• HANIVIN, use. I.—ltataneraa -sm. 103 Ms, 103 Honer; R.,aa p i " pff Cant . uset„p6l Pier' Vasil* Low 6 , 6 t mu. ; lap,. a *N UL PI ; New Vnar Cent.. Steldlits. ISU 71o; miner; Walla 1,011. 431 bills ; Panlehtnateh Loan, a huh.; Inredah an.* LP* pd moot" 3; ors entaa Loan. 1.2 bt1t..95 mom *ain't Via pa Ceuta., Pt Ma* many ; Onto, Three per WA., 163 bah, tet moltur• New YORK, Dec. 12.—The non-arrival of the Canada up to the hour of our writing, disappoints all ez peceatien. The other new steamers of this line, the Europa, America, and Wagers, made such quick passages on their first trip, that the Canada's delay, she being now in her 17th (ley, is the more remarkable. Meantime ail 'bunny de pendent on the steamer's news is at a stand. The stock mar ket to-day um very buoyant. Treasury Noteskuught 10#, and U. S. Sizes 1071. equal, as nearly 21 ulvidend has now accrued upon them, to 1101. EXCIWICIaII—Tho current rates on the steamer's departure, were on London 1081 to 1081, with little ding; oa Pane, 6 20 to 6.26; en Hamburg, 861 to 3.51 ; on Bremen, 781 to 781. RAILWAY NEWS. Shares were in fair demand. and ruled at firm, and in some instances rather better prices in the morning ; but the market became heavy in the aher part of tte day from the declining and more unfa vourable appearance of the funds. einAsit LlST.—Losooti, DtOwllit 28. Nets -The quotaikom of ilea to R 01121113 ChaThatTS dC.MOSCC6I4 6/Needham: Woes ol hoists Balks esters' priecs PAIL PAID. .so Aberdens •1618 160. London t P•Watens 404 as Ateen4. ll64 . ll X"' 1 420 Le. Noe MN 16 13d. 10 Mr. Wei.. Dud saW, ) 41 ~._ at , Do. New 404._,.. l6 11d. , "W . 8) Do. Caw. TIMM 37 lo it.Pdtgap , .11 4420 40 De. de. restAs 12 104. 031 thr Wet ea auf,st wi 161 1 g prig 7 . •• .6 40- 3 1 low.. sur.J.-0.... 124 116. 6 kissi t 6psi.e=lis . fp. 10 Ireolit:egre6;* 24 26 14 Atli* a Ye 0448 Id use 6 Duesahlose &Thrsel.ll44. 4 Nam, Slut & Mel. 34 314. wo Dragel awl h.'relsr. .1 1 1 .. he 81841-.414448.8;0:i 16 11 . ntitisrileobewitirillifd. ....11 Md. 10 I la. New kg. gv. iB, to N., (mask.. . ..... i fsell 00 ncoam...aeg. 20 224. 000 Midland O4 4 M he. L...... , g T. ia. Preheemos 1 1011 De. tent. Prtf• •• • 23" Mow & Belem& 1 10 , Do. Wilma 111121 l', 6 Da Prokrowo ..1111 100 Do.bists.e Derbele 61 1 DuNksiBl/1/1•Joto I iOO itlitretz . Z l2l 113 , Ii42011.1.8sX)14141)111 41 60 X De. OIL X. t Mkt 46 1114.1:24.704.. 1.11.1 µllOll6OO. 1 W) Name* • thridek Nwlors Oman , nDe 1 lilt* DMA 146 1N - •- , 66_6161* ... ra . 1 i ..,_ 4 . T 110.4 ..:::. ti 1 3 , Nes Iftwilspel M.— de 41 _ (60 6pir 1 CAUL li 19 , rall 14 6 10. 10 ollani . 7 l, — ob. II II Alt o , 1 , , 101 10 Imam mem+ Al i scsontrZwiC 14 11 , tow.tl/48. otes• 2 De. do .. .. .. . B Md. 8 1 / 4 :210 e . t o ir el . / li . a i - 1 ;riga r i ::: . T- 0 cf. . No p . i:=C44;. 1. Poi I.II 141 Uolos 11 li 16 6614 ; .i .3 r 4 Moro . , d o 110.114 O. tio.l ii, I: 4e. .. 3 111 b. hilai.. 4 71 Wake. 16 166 (eviL.Date.i . . 1 of Neat* . ~ .. . 6 H. , Valk6ll,o4lr r triliir: 14 146 6fasts.tB. eit _IL. Nom. 4 Or. 1:4 i 136134.)646361144 DoNdolYkt Nw 1 6 De6oNolll6.lfte 14 DoONEMond -.lli 11, ' • N. 11604311 444 .1. L1ina1i i POMMY SAUMITL = F R l V Al t is r.i as) 314 _ ihasatsM.. roue, nu at. ern. -4,7-0,,,i, . . e i rd ie M ... WO 12' \:. \ : Aram k lismakii eigl Gel grtaiiiii ::: fib fine : . fin . 1 ..... ....... \ tele 410 ii 64 410 7 tie . ...... ..... Ilanso, Doc. 21-11awhora 1iett.....17i: Ditto. Peketre 11000!beil eo &OW. tiplebeeke4 es;wily ; rota 1 mem morn gh ; assinams, 76 Ste: Kai, 00 mt. NEETINGS.--Seanta AND Mausm.--Gerteral Meefing. —Leaden, Dec. 28.—Mr. Richards bathe chair. The report, dug referring to clung" which had been made In the dine. den stated that Mr. Pinchbeck bad been appointed engineer In Oen of M. de Grandvoir, at a salary of 600.. a year, sad Mr. Sheeran reddest director, with a salary of similar samat. At the adjourned mein, held In July last, the itinasees were empowered to niss 40,0001. by the issue of eislimatares bearing in at 10 per cent per annum, for the purpose of completing the wens of the first section (from liarshinnes to Waleson). but it having been estimated that 20,0001 would be seaSsisat for present purposes the Menton eortflot d this neon that amount. On the 30ih of November the Memo himmeseed by the government autho- Alin, who sznemesill themeless perfectly satisfied with the WOrkil. On the lat of December the line opened for passenger traffic, end on the 16th fin that of goods. Is making . the agreement with the government for the " through or joint traffic," the Minister of Public Works in Belgium insisted on the company's adopting the tari ff of the state line for such %/lac. Fading thetas no other terms would the co-operation of the state be given to the company, the directs or wen re luetastly compelled to yield ; they have, however, probated against being thee compelled to accept lower stn than those outlined in the original moselion, and have reserved to themeless the right to terminate the agnomen at the end of en year, should they think fit. The lets from the adop tion of this tariff will probably amount to from 10 to 12 per I cent. on that portion of the traffic subjected to it ; a trifling gain will however near in the passenger traffic, and the company retain the benefit of the original omen= as re garde their local or interior traffic. No consideration, save that of the utter Impossibility te commence working the see- I l Mu of the line ready to be opened, would have induced the directors to accept these terms ; and should they feel it as onerous as it now appears to promise, they will use every means to obtain a move favourable arrangement. The ac colon, which wen made up to the 30th of September last, showed receipts to the amount of 633,0601. Ils. bd. and an expenditure amounting to 690,6941. 155., leaving a lalanos of 423661. les. 61. The Chairman made a few observation ) ea the various matters referred to in the npart, and particuarly icsisted on the unfairness of the Belgian government in compelling them to adopt the tariff of the state line. The tolls of the com pany mounted, on the average, to about bd. per ten per league. The tolls which they were forced re adopt would not Oil them more than 3d. The difference way considered by them no more than a fair remuneration for the more than ordiaary difficulties of the undertaking, and u an induce ment for the investment of English capital. The minister of public works being inexorable to their remonstrances, they had only one of two courses to adopt, either to refuse to open that part of the line they had finished, or to accept the tense of the minister. Hie own opinion was in favour of the forum MUM, but he gave way te the opinion of kis colleagues. lie concluded by moving the adoption of the report.—Mr. Mellor considered that the policy pursued towards the cam. pony by,the Belgian government was a policy of confab-tam He thought it would be difficult to get Englishman to embark their capital in Belgian n a tions.specua After such a proceeding they should protest against ane if their loran was not attended to, they should withdraw from their engagements altogether.—Mr. Sheward aid that 1 he did not view the matter is so gloomy a light as the chair man seemed to do. It was the opinion of many that they would not suffer so mach from being forced to adopt the terms of the Belgian government as the expected. They would gain thereby an increase of lb cc 1N per cent. on the passenger traffic. It was, at all events, thought better to see what the difference of thu d ift would amount to. If 1 it was not satisteenry, they terminate the agreement is 12 m a n am answer to questions by Mr. wn, the Chairman amid that they had got money enough In hand to I meet all the liabLities that they knew of for the completion of the first section of the line. The receipts since the open lag of the line were about 1,500 f., but that was no test of the traffic. They had made no estimate of the working ex penses.—Mr. Shewaid said that the passenger traffic was estimated at 36.000 f , hut he believed that it war not a third of what it would torn out to be.—Mr. Fisher wished to know whether the 10 per cent. mentioned in the report was an absolute lose, or whether any portion of it was likely to be made up from increased niac.—The Chairman said it was the estimated lots an what they should have gained sup posing they had ' , Mined their obi traffic. It was a loss which could be compensated for by additional traffic —The report was then received and adopted, there being two dis sentients, and the meeting separated. LONDON AND E ' D utecr.—London, Dec. 28 . In the absence of • chairman, no shareholder being willing to undertake the office, Mr. Aldridge explained that the object of the meeting was to obtain an expression of opinion, and to devise some means by which, whatever funds yet realized, might be refunded to the shareholder , . Mr. White, late accountant of the company, had al leged that a balance remained much more considerable than had been stated by the managing committee, and the ques tion for the shareholders to consider was whether they should under the act passed last session for winding up oat-stock companies.—Mr. Fowler then took the chair.— Mr. Baker said that if Mr. White's account was correct, the managing committee were still account able for a considerable balance.— Mr. Harris stated that the company was formed in May, 1845, and the actual amount of capital subscribed was only 32,000/ , whereu the sum necessary as a capital to justify proceeding to parliament was 120.0001. The sum actually subecribed had all been expended in useless litigation. Mr. Harris contended that the members of the committee were re aponaible to the shareholders for the whole amount of mo ney subscribed. He did not mean to say anything against the personal integrity of either Sir Bruce Chichester, Dr. Phillimore, m Mr. Chambers. He believed that they had not pocketed a farthing of the money. It was only their public conduct, their management of the company's affairs, of which he complained ; and that had been such es to ren der them responsible to the shareholders for the whole amount of the deposits.—Mr. White, accountant, said that having been called upon ate former meeting to examine the mounts, he had found a charge of 4,3461. Ils. 3d. for preliminary expenses, but of that only 3001. had, actually been paid. Cheques for the whole amount were drawn by the directors, but they burned them as soon as the meeting was over. The speaker read a letter from Mr. Columbine, con firming his statement, and affirming that the ma naging committee were liable to the shareholders for the whole of this sum. With reelect to the engineering ac count for 14,0501, he had ascertained that of that sum only 8,9051. had actually been paid. The law expenses were set down at 8,7911., of which 6,2501. had been raid to Messrs. Hollingsworth.—Mr. Baker said that Mr. Hollingsworth was a party to the original deed, and it was, therefore, a qu' s ties whether being a p arts in the concern he could recover for any costs whatev er—Mr. Valiance denied that the pro vision' committee were liable to the shareholders. As to the original committee, of the whole 66 there was not one whose property gave say hope of recovering. (Hear, hear.) A bill in Chancery might be tried, but he believed it would never come to an end. (A laugh.) The only remedy was a petition to the Lord Chanoeller.—Mr. Harris moved a reso lution authorisiog Megan. Bromley and Aldridge to proceed by petition against the managing committee, and appointing a subscription of sixpence a sbare for expensee.—Mr. Hunter seconded the resolution, which was agreed to, and the meet ing separated. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—LONDON AND Nowa Wurgare.—lt is understood that the directors of the I London and North Western have concluded a loan of 1 300,0001. with the Bank of England. At the Rugby Sessions, just held, the company appealed successfully against I a poor rate in the parish of Church Lawford, levied at I 1,8001. per mils per annum. It war urged by the company, and confirmed by the bench, that 7501. per mile per annum I should be the sum messed in future, and. in otherportions of the parish the rate was reduced from 1 , 60 W. per mile I to 5001. Boum Dxvow .— We (Exeter Flying Port ) understand that, in consequence of an address from the inhabitants of I Brixliam, Faignton, and the South side of Torbay, to the directors of this line, it is likely that the branch rail, which now stops near Tor, will, as soon as T.omible, be continued to the shores of Torbay, between Paignton and Torquay. FAYIESNAM AND CHILHAN.—On Tuesday a public meeting was held in the town-hall, Faversham, C. J. Hilton, Esq., in the chair, to consider the propriety of co-operating with the promoters of the proposed line of railroad from Fs venhus to Milken. The meeting had been adjourned from the previous Thursday in order to obtain some definite infermatisa from the South Bunn Company as to the ex- I PM to which they would mat the project. A letter was aew reed from those pathogen, stating their willingness to afford every facility to the undertaking, but it was totally' oat of their power to furnish any portion of the capital seem 1 eery lobe raised for such a rupees. The attendees* toes =ly limited, but after the reading of a ill 5 , information by the Hight Hoc. S. R. sad a protracted conversation, the gentlemen present resolutions to the effect that the proposed line of railway is likely to caster great benefits on the town and neighbour hood, and it is desirable that subscriptions should be raised in east to meet the expense hereafter to be interred in pro mina, the bill, for which notices have already been given ; mho ins tin mayor be requested to sell a general meeting I erne inhabitants of the town sad neighbourhood for the, farther consideration of this matter early a the mains ' mistA. Sanest WA:ie.—lt is said that Sir John Guest has It is l I ameemekleisa to form a line of railway from Divehi' hen Wens % Pearkiwaileh, the limestone quarries near Taly boat, a the nUghboarhood of Brecon, so that with a conti nuous lies of railway from the town of Brecon pesingue will be enabled to join the Taff Vale Railway at Deaden and theme communicate with the South Wales Railway at Cardiff. Chagnon AND Ava.—The proprietors have been called together to consider how to provide funds to enable the directors to di charge their engagements, and for completing the main line of the GI w, Dumfries, and Carlisle, by a debenture coatribana of 900,0001. amid fir. irk /Ira Y lanity. Rem that pieta It became owl pad end at the eemeeneemeet et the meant month A had to WM not, het a mil einem took pLoe durum/ 11 % Mit 14 dem end the pant peke le 3114 to 314 Them h. um pea deneembee M the Maw man Wawa) during the ‘e,, end the dear is the Pim male it a dreatptl,,,,, eameemenen la' bra lers a llin dr ItlennT *or, pertimaMrly ie halation. Jametr, mad m oth .. bm. paella= Mee hem sheere d qualities emei for concom a A n mod cayman linkmen in brew men ; to example, ce,a, a k . ear, WPM to ihe eels heap duo of Id. per 14, Ma eat er _ shy* borsht fre sod pod artruCesoa, nj mer dsty, Me Mon of Am. ahem ea Imre•di deeeriptbrea, but &d amp' so Orli& MB must Mut nara m ie London le 114,000 bap. a f spa% kims lideirt *dm Yoe meth in timer of a Men ai .' boon tbe mie per bilk is 1.11111111 in the comemphoe, is the made Ili a km pus diddleass. The home entamoriaa 1,0 ttatted myelin he Me met will Mow a Mane ,f 'b oat 1,000,000 Ma.; the memempleat het year arm 37,470,0 W COTTON.—Ltniatspoon, Dec. 28.—The market te.d a , was steady, mad the min were about 4,010 lan, 111ClUdiag 1,06'0 taken for moms and immulatket. biAsennerisn, Dna 28.—Tlio transactions of the pim a ' week condone to be very lulled, notwithstruldlng which ph., EA very firmly maintained, and, we think, ere likely to ben Iw ray s tiljed° :t a tht° l ‘ ulumknd , n ea t toerth , , ,l. Dind4l 7beet, cumli f sPlaalis end risrei kro tit t" e diags.: rhe wm... °°9lgama lol isindilWtman w tha b fir k lo h enn'in : h et . : "4l' 7 t nct Wry 7 s o mated at id. to r e per lb. The prayeete for Me new r, n , ire very e the laalTorre s tra weak* hr been of a very a mod character, ma A l a the opinion of all well.inforeeed practical men that there tea total meence of &pentane. THE IRON TRADE.—Biaratwoßkx, Dec. 28 —Th e tramming hme be their mast methods preliminary to the qua* terly ones here twaloy, nod their resolve, which to, however,, m ,, mure watingerit upon WCWIIIMMOSB, war to adhere to midge prim. There to o rteady, but for from comiAcrable, demand for ly commodity, but espectally for that which to =mutated. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& PBODI7OI. linicaxo-wra, Du. 28. Th• public market mei= skirl. •We by privets oaatreet of 7411 bar of "aryl's yaw lbsremsit saw reported at 43a, duty paid, Which Y • Mil Oa Tam 415.1 d. Thin condones to Iss so .*dry for 4M^ ad • meat swear= that Wads to the setielpedo• of as buyeausl domed is Ewa Midis Dad tieek.-410425e: This artida spar d uIA kw prima this par. from des arse mums as we sitZl i rsidep Year easomt b a ud t /bre is sot sot official ormsp•pdes at 401111, but the prise at pod •sesso ••0•• aymallyamitiored hobo ttte Worreftr at ON IRMA Mt w h y molki• pdse be live Is. 3L. to 31e, aria edtOee of AMERICAN MARKETS. NEW Yoax, Deo 11.-The markets today fee stuffs and for nearly all kinds of Lroduce were extssami, 1. 04 ° s ah r a ng th a ie u r . ai i i i i e" Ta M tea o t rera ued a te tas a sel:es rata tme d y 4ll . flour we g a :F:m .'b a s a i a l parae lo Csnad tts a ta:F m g7 i t mi Southern wheat o ff ered on 'Cli dim, but buyers were dimmed aloof until later nerd dould he modem. Corn ins doll. 4,11,11 asks wire made of old, at about lad week's quotatioes, ing• isa,... mese lots foe export. There Ina no change in rye et w e . - f r ..., - "Z time in predates were to a moderate extern, without al y change la pekes. There was oo change of moment to . m"r4l sad transactions were light CarTON.-Tha receipts at ill' peek area the IM Ind. 1 Taw teen 19,000 bales; experts, 5,000 Wee; tam by $14,,, - 6.0 w hales; bum on %sedation, 2,000 balm ; stock la eity, 1.1. - I ,A, bale; amount * sale, 8,000 balm. 1n relation to the MOVeli.ets." this nautetdurieg the pest two week. Stewart's mode of ttus date says : "The market at theckes of buena* on the kith ult. ma dull, • and the inside quotations of my circular of that date is much as mg at all preetkabie to realise. The turn continued in favour of the buyer througbout the' week, the sales *tearing 900 bilis daily op to Saturday, Ind Ind., when they were inereared 1,400 hake, web room notthemity la rates, the decline In prices this week sologatia to a quarter cent. on all grade. (In Monday, 4th inst., the rake anunwted to Lecu balea, chiefly for 'sport, and at vices deddedly letter. oo Tuesday 900 bales compri.d the total twiner, but at equally steady rates. On Wedneeday awning the arrival of the Britannia at Boston was snoonneed by telegraph, and im mediately after the receipt of the letter mail the mat day boners kr export entered the market, and the sales amounted to 3,000 tum, prices hardening, and the market closing one-eighth of a cent hetes on Gulf Gotta:* which wete particularly .ought for. On Imlay the sake were 1,300 d 1••. at equally c a n prima, fair Uplaula occasion. ally cenamendllig eie. • and being at Mat figure ?Cann ly chop iq I comperison to tee price paid for Gulf ootton. On hale:data bug. nee. was 1,000 biles, and fair I' ti e d, coitus. the grads with AIM the marls was meat amply emptied, woo difficult to buy st tit Tbe badness pedal:lay wee q It. moderate, and only shout sat hos 1 " C ta. weather at the south continues uninterruptedly five tee pith. log out the crop, *huh it is now evident will be larger than the of tad year, and the stapleu not only in every respect mask WS us mul sections decidedly marks. We received Utah; port are& derade quint*, of cotum Imes St. Mails, Plod* and as the mirk of that Rate this year has been arger than any prending Olt, kis well to notice th e &a 4. ed impromment in Waling it which them cpts an tar indicate, and the Napa, which has away" been ia not. vanm of the Upland., is this seam* nearly on a par with that of Tues. The mop* Tema has .ten improved In staple but tot is eleaeliness, and appears tobe meth meet after. The tooth Ala. Mon kwn in the trek se ill, is alio dream boter* staple than cr op of last year, as far as le we can yet judge ily hum oar receipts from that settle* The Upland cotton pommels se : e ate n :lit staple this season, and Is cleaner front leaf than theme* of any other maks. 4al°Lsl2"dtran.u2sll:Ftki:ria.:l°.:::""H:l t i e t ing -the lerrel"eb lat i ler igalcad figu t i or for siathe d t: Zir P.Te" t broods; 200 tel. Troy, at 3 dole. 2k., with mks of good to pure OMSK!, at 5 dole. 44e. tel 3 do* 361 e. Bookers was dull, while prices were is dined to droop.-Wheat: There were samples of Western and Smith ern on the whet, but held above the view. of shippers and iroLtss. --Corn : The sales tooted up for the day about 30,000 numes, m e w. hog about 26,0u0 ditto new Southern mixed, an lot. at SM.: LOA do, dw old, a little weevilly, for export, at the same prise, was" to 5,000 do. round yellow, at 70e.; sales of old flat yellow were reported at ek..-Meal : tieke of 400 bra. New Jersey were made at 2 dok.- Bye woo nominal at 61e. to 62..-Bye Flour : Sales of 300 btla were made at 3 do* 124 c. to 3 dole. ISte. at : gales were making, of river and canal, at prices ranging from 33e. to Mx Paorierns.-eales of about 300 die of pork were made, laded* mess, at 12 do* 374 c-, and prime at 9 dol. 23c. ; PTO ditto am sins mid at 13 dol. 25e, and 100 ditto old prime at 9 dots 3144; saga Seas and shoulders, In pickle, were made at Tie and 51c. k.-Lard: Seas of 200 Mts. new were made at 71e. to 74e-There wee Sao amp la bete. Butter : Moderate asks of Ohio were making as Ile. to lie., and of this .tats on teem from He. to 160., Ike latter for geed dairies. -Chease : A Mantas was doing for emert A OW to Tie. Tenecco.-Tbe first borebeed of Kentucky leaf of the new map was received by a house in ale city tally, and woo sorted Taylor end Fillmore. Hire-The demand la only moderate, and 3 dol. 25e. is stout the highest mark. We note a tele of 100 den:mat h dude ta 3 dola. 25e. per cwt. St - cum.-lid inquiry from the trade is fair and prima well sap ported; the sales are 175 lads. Cuba Muscovado at 41 to 40.; IN ditto Park Rico, at 44 to 44, and 110 boxes brown Ramesh at ii in bed., iiscusas. 1 gajr.--Then ham been sales of 4,000 bushels St. Matins at 214 e., inid NO mil% Ashton's, Liverpool, at 1 doL OS, cash. Wawa s.-The led sales of mouth ties and North West Mt made dna. Wiremr.--flake of 100 bble. were made, State Primo, at lie. AMYA.-sale of shout 100 blate. were made, including pots, eat 5 dole 674, mad pearls, at 6 do* 23. Hume-There have teen rake of 5, 0 00 Buenos Ayres, 21 to 35 Sc., at 9c. to*. months ; LSO Montevideo. 21 lbs., at 9c., rams time ; sad 1,600 Rio at on e emir we did smarten. The eurrentquotaticra are for itio Grande and Buenos Ayres, sp. to Sc.; Orinoco, 70. to Be. ; San Juan, 71e. to 7f e.. Callforlde, Ille. to 7c. ; Oa:Magee& sad Santa Martha, 640. to 6je.; Maranhene, fif e. toOM.; Mill/Mile and Tampico, Tie. to 74e. ; Lagnayraand Porto Cabello, Mato 71c.; 1117 Southern, lile. to 74e. ; Bu ff alo, 4e. to Sc. a lula whase th r4 3o ? ... ..l ` l.....af xg ri l te : A.., 6°L th t : a S ti. i is c S eigeedini. k.ii bu W" ittl; t e:m to ody' S ; . 7 Atmle pir we : quote3W a bblLEagtisb ,acta ta demand for vete* to load for 1 Yaminces.-There was an acti ve . aid ' Calikrnia. N. km than fifteen newels were alreedy advertised, it was expected that these or four more a ould be added took be as the following dey. 600 dols. per month wax offered for the chmer cf one and refused, a thousand per month being asked. To Liverd raid Were about the same, while e fragemeute wire light. To Havre, cotton was taken ro t about 4to le. There was no attend* to observe in rates to London or urger. Skewers were waitiog the - . 4 %11 of the Canada. SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCB.- MAILS. ALL 00/1. ALL DOI. AM OGL ALL win 2 Dublin ... 0.1 Daiwa .... 0 0 India a. Knuth- 0 Marko ma 0 Waterfonl u'l Madan .... a amnion. Jan 28 HUN% Jinn 1 Donachadee. 01 Priam •. 00 Do. Alanaan, t; OL . la th ., Jan. I 1 Gown.a.J era 0 0 Linbon —Deo. Id 0 NOMAD ni..l ',. 0 Mull _Dm N 0 ilarnbure .. 00 ...tvin. N.B. ur .O' 'Ulm .. Ivor. 27 GIAvrsEND; Doc. 28.—Arrived: Mary Banantyne, China ; City or MA, BOUlOgne, BotitofrOe ; Toads!, Calais ; Antwerpen, Antwerp; B Binterellm ; Engin. Malaga ; Rhoda, ennyr na ebel, Galatea, , Bwitzerlad. Not York; Miranda, Tamara ; Prima Donna, R Bt. Kir tsars ; Dexterous, Cephalonia ; Ponne Bt. Anne, Rouen ; Boa Ata MMina •; AmKevAam, Copenhagen ; Candopea, Cape ; Caro li ne, Albert, Calcutta; Araehne, Smyrna ; W. WII•on, Coins; Minerva, Steels ; Cleopatra, Leghorn ; 'es, Petersburg ; View , Beta** ; Denmark, Denmark; Louisa Marla, Can.—nailed : Albion, Boologns • Ballast, Calai• ; Bobo, Antwerp ; Flora, Jamaica ; Dulm, New Orleina • Bella Union, Melon ; Boner, Azores; Calor'', Monts Video ; ' Atalanta; Liverpool; Harlequin, Boulogne. ileatildue Dunaway. BIBTHB. ADAM .—Dee. V. at Bet Woolsey. Bunny, the wife d W. /has, laqq of a daughter. CHURCHILL —Dee. 22, at Arrington, near Tamworth. the wile of b B. Churchill. Evt... of a eon. COLLRY.—Dee. 25, at Belmoot, Shrewsbury. the wife of the Rev. J. Colley, Incumbent of Trinity Church. of a .on. COLLIN() W 00D.— ec. D 27, the wife of the Bev. J. Collisgaffed• W.A. of Chutes Hospital. of a me. CORBETP.—Dee. 23, at South Willingham rested. Wheolag"." weer.* the Rm. A. Corbett of a daughter. DOBBlll.—Dee.ll2st llelensburgh. Dumbartonshire, the wife of Orr Debbie. lt.N.. of a eon. a 23, at Lowodes square, the wife of 0 N. VW* Bet .el a 10 —Nov. 6, at Wattage de Cube, the wife of J. Forest. Bei. M. M. .11 Consul, of a daughter. 001WIAL.—Den 26 at the Veen. Denbigheldre. the wife of P. W. O M. Wrairilehl a iL d —e. r22 ,at 'WOW, Hamilton, Mrs. WM• 11 . 2 . a eon. ROPllll.—Nov. 6. at Coddolons. Bad Indies, ender chloroform, MO wife of Capt. R. D. Roper, Madras Arm .of a row ~ _, . ~,,,,, TIDBWRLL.—Doe. 17, ea ObamptoehilL ?WM. the WO .... ....- well. Pah. of • son. WILLIB.—Dee. W, at DstillT i reffille. Mn. Y. Willis. of a 6011. ARBIAO)32 BRETT-11 ANIILL—Dea 114 at Bt. Pause, Dublin. 3. D. Brett. Ert.. Cap . 17th 4,...:74.daugb,. of Col. R. v. Named Dep.- OAPII—JOI2.—Dee. 12. st me Lean& by the Rau' A, M'Obehaa, Mr. A. Copia 11121111 irk to twin, Wird WO W " W. O. lack. Igeq._ HOOPYR—IBTOOR KRDee. of _Wigton Chapel. hy the Re'. Hobs, the Bev. C. 11001111, of Denago. Norfols. to Clarets 1506111 . of 24. Btocker, Ifse.. of Islington. LlTAlrldAdrar ;DOD —Dee. 13, et Bretbourne, W. M. Lunt" roe. ot liedoso6os. to Levy. moset daughter of W. thwelsood. Llof Burford* Hodbasks. ff il—LlNCOLN_,—Ow* * et lb Perm Nos Church, by the Rev P. .1901110flathr. HWY U. WA. 116 he 21101 Lon L/130114 of Bar MILVII—seNFILTITIos 111. it 01mgoe. In the Rev. W. Arr t. Mr. A. Mem, to daughter of W. wittaw/ ilwit—wid.wOOMbil7rtaws.ch...ter,b) the Rev. R. • Cliewilsess, WA., rads arm of Metre Cathedral, Mr. J. i. Mu% mead meats d the WOmmaheillswi of Sloe Henri VIII.. Cl*4°' lb Ww7 elderldesester of Ma Bev. W. Elwood, incumbent of Bee 11M— b6"6" ZEELAND —Dos II at Welke. by the Rev. 11.,71 AT I !. .I . WWI* Mee.. Nottlabew. wooed .on of vst law W. tt hIle .; „ .0 ; Waribeireo& 11,11001 w. to Mow eldest daughter of Mf. PelfsPOW. MEW. =MIL iik rurrsia BRAND.—Den W. at arewerotrest. PM 800. Mr. 11. J. Brand is OAKPIMILL.—Dee 24. werslowas. Mr. D ComPrli. Ohs 4-themwh....o9l4h ali t at i°64 ----111). Lid Mid POO d her um . Aikaida. A OLILILVBIL—Des. W. el Z. 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Barclay, llama. and Co AM the Secretary. se the oaks Testaleper-equare. - - - - - -.--'' - —- - —-rI - cp s ac iL n A oco N ul l .,,, : x it u: : : l oTheask.2,..l, Field Mamba' lila Royal filet Pleat easT—His Once the D Teammate—WWl. The censinittee hare been eilabied glop, le brought forward In Februar bpi of 130 acme at Potter's Bar. no date erectien of the bect heel fereithed On competldonl maple I eider of their retibliMment fror nmeg•Pfleide in denturse of thu e The widen'. laplan of ref.. Ili the brut school by t h e introdocti L The system of domestic mood mccemfully at Manny, natobturg, • ftwmaDon, will be introduced ; the '1 about 60 each. every family of boy. home. and mob boy bang there UM common domestic series el he a hi, I The boys will be Mindy ample; gbiner nxchanical art. connected i ew) tam Mt. to make his own clothl. elementary inaractlon In rehab The Committee are most anxious eit economically m DoeMble. Two • dating 12.0 boy.. edll be built ta the illierged Drogrereivity by the addict emblem Ito promoter. to folly remits The sum., however. of {Mir el school reorives. dends SO mann gremions, nut they pe here deter= worship and Chridian 1 Preened albs oublle will Justin them in it Mil to tbs. required. Butecriptiont to the Philanthr thankfully molted by the Tremor Mace; or bi s t a treeldent Chet etterieetoneet ; Memos. Cos ai lde lkm r2 k, D a g. a n i rm th w e to ili s th uil '* e a ti in t w oc '6l . l m b l ui l 'U Ear Yen °melon. itairatY th Memos PRINCE ALBERT Jose. William (Redstone, Eaq. ElO5 0 Retheitild and Co. - ... 105 0 Perna emdCo. .... - ... 105 0 *Pith, Payne Und Co.. 62 10 62 10 "`"ottrii:ii,a6. 62 1L• Hoare, and Co. 6210 and 00....... 62 10 62 1 , 1 limn. DrummOnti .... SI 10 62 It 9 ,lyn end C 0... 62 It EarelY. Remo. end Ow 62 it ?m , Bananbury, and Oe ..... .... . .. 62 11 lb. Molvd• Vi ..... _ —..-. E. B. Holford. ... 60 O. Dixon. Mt . .; •• • 60 6° SrOoprTtiMe.. 60 The Lord Bishop of The ?dime; CiMu4Ml.. 60 Rev. Sydney Turner. ... 60 John Pam Mi. 3O The Berlof Harrowby.. 16 she Berl of Carlisle ... 15 Motorman and D 0..... 16 Pr•M 06060, and Co. 22 Rad kad of kadnor ••• • • 22 of Dartmoutn.:. 26 Tbe Lord !Whop Mt Bt. David's ...... 21 fit. Bart, • • • • a l . a gratard. — L . 4.... • 21 W. Aldoon. Jon, H. Darer. 11.1• i Y. Monteflore. •• • 20 az ..... 20 YT. Merton. Nal•• .r 20 t - Vaugliso, Esa...• • 21 10, . Ponta, 4. B. GlerManea • Ml. • n IIYeL C. Weitediawe.. 21 Yta BaildrY OtessoiO4 Total amount already • HT liinimtbropla Not. 3.12411 imm•-r - • .... . 1 p , 1 ., 11 - i . "rill - ..:1 4. " *AM Aga-, AZIIIIIESITIL 1E1; 4 , •---"i . v..u.ef -• • • ./ ~........., -.. ..-....1,- • . 0 . *. .ftr ' Stlitstb. .. . , Cooper.t c: j.%lbisEiaitigat ibu.. l"°l4• 71. 1ithme.. . eart ll. L V. 1 1 l 1 4 • 1 Areldisson al li B Y.P. 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Dfr L Wee di *ANL le now reduced r Mew Pewees Omsk II Bei44 WI Mathew 1 14 dots% ON elixir o three postage a DAVIES'S CA woe wick onahl W ee,lageeesea es; : t = 14 ' ; K im KAN 111 ....Wm mop Is. 4L pi oft** b. IL Soars 4 . = ,......e ill gasp rode at $O. LEOANT TU fallible attrlbra p " e li d 7 ' VIVI e n behalf .__ DV °DONT% or =Ma PVlRlvative r es 6 ;arteOl d 114, and our ! aft__ cv or them crestii `... Perfection. end onerious imitations. Terity . and Ihe,.ovenor ei t 4l .___ ...n. The only gem r.'eateg,,, that of the sr ••',o l 4tee.gordeo Lon isms[ thrOWltholdthe li 1 rte' .PIP I, i' o ze.