The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-22 00:00:00

[ ll i i , - 4 11 14 4 1. t i 1 lois' gentles, sad that the testatur iateaded, if his sister eras alias at hie death, that she *Load saki ths hied absolutely, hot if Lot, thou that it should be for the bona: of time shiltbea. He also thought it was sat inten ded that dm 1,0001. &mild be paid to her separate ass. hi. 10.-11Mee ilesatimeedm Knight BM& TDVSZSDAII 8. CANSION'S COALDWOL firsaa, COAL, AND Swansea AND LOIIONOS BAUMAN CONTANT.— Damowa.—The &loots WO WOO a the direcows of Me ab ive eenamap, sad, by their bill, alkyd that they ited, ia pummenes of a te ams Iwamoto ems smi the essemay, made Mumma to the Whir. lets/ indebted on their side la memo of 'alb, they ssajbt an _seismal and earnest of the balsam. The comma, Comm& Mr. &moll sad Mr. W. W. Clow, is support of the destaarm, contended Mat. ups. tise Ink it did sat appear that Pm matron for tbe Wiwi less hod beta submitted to, sad maimed by, a asseling if abeseheiders, meordiag to the impridems of the 7611 OM Via.. 110, is to etatreMe mad &Wise with coms pry whish *sir dimmer istemessd. :soy also oh- Ira the ef Mae MO. the esatraet la he usurious. Swanstea aad Mr. rrirodeqpist supported the Vies-Chaaeslier sdelrhap le the arssinene amppert if the de sverver. the Os ~ void. as DM Wag authorised by the thavelosdese, the ether ebjestlea„ se ee estuy, geoid not be mailsised, ae there would *ea be then as security upon had. With roped, however , to the falser oblation, bis Hearer Illwaght that the sew was simile af7, mprovidaed by the Illth media el t 7th ami ildt Vie.. e. g that the is Mats of every he eosin* ee imam in llo which any director leassusted. skill be stibmisted to the neat general or ape mial meadag ef shatoseidese i millet no such matract shall lime ham sad epromed and essirmed at sash meeting. The deserver mom thereibm be allowed, with liberty to amend. sad 'asides Meta BAIL COURT.--Bectranev. Manes b seen.—mere Itr. Penn hie. Jonas r. Pantamitn.—Liazi..—fdr. Coate" Q C., en Meade( the delsadent is this case, applied ter rale ealling es the phial( se show caw why the peassediege la six est et elves anima he libel which he had bend* spied the &fades% should set be stayed until the Ant salsa had tees tried. ?be piddle was • Mr. George _JOINS. as endasst tregalles, aid the delendaat, who h it heist* bon es Wee dense repute at Covent Oudot Theatre, wee thatpresent the et the Yeth Omi It appsered the planed Alt red Wend la th e SSW which had bees nth. he She repos et pneelimiag adeptare's hods, end m or al Is Otadai that obleet there led hoes perfreunness et the York Theatre. The &Laid had been ethealleAtly active in obtaining sub seeipthes hr th e thialupeure Mere Pond. After the per hemline at lit Yee! Theatre had taken place, a disegree nest seen between the *WI sad the defendeat, the awe at whisk was the sedan at the former reopening the s width bad be.. taken to preserve finekspeere's t=tetapossiag istivate heeds. A correspondence that mad spun the . el the dispute had been pub lished by the Wended • Yak sewspeper. The libels esesplained d by the plaistilf ware said to be con tend in that farveartaisart, sad he had brought seven onion upon thus. Ile had ilia the Tense in the wady et Middlesex, notwithstanding the libels bad been punka/ at York.—Mr. Justice Erie wished to know whether the Abele spin which the other six Wiens were brought, had been published Ware or alter the caseuessenent of the Ara seism t—Mr. Cakbun replied that he wee usable to an• Ill• the onstioa, bessisse, as the cense was kid is Menem akkenh the dessentswese whisk gave rise to the Mime seemed at York. the *bad was eseepslied to asp* sew/ le reprised kit; hot as be (Mr. Calibers) esiesed the nee, it wee tin The doe Win had bees brought he the libels miens& in the esereepeariesse dike had la a York seerger, mad sabsegusady to that the ndsd had pallid NOM *edits with ea meow* et the drounstenese enneoted with the sehnsthesteadng between himself sad the Mastiff. Is then minden the eseseepodwise wee set est. *ether with the dstadisat's venisa et the facts, which ha given vie be hie geared with the pinta The Waded had suet an cif these denim le the mann el the " Maw Find." In way MS where the plain t= sowed that the /shaded bed earned • cinder to be Mimed, he had conasseed ea esles. This was the Isms why n we., amine had bees brought ; but the he use was he the libels peklidel is the and the ether en Oa these contend fa the eireshee. der dine obsemaesses. the learned sessal entmented that es these pesseithege hod been cansesseed by the plastid virtually Nth the sem sullen natter. be wee added to a ride. — The end mated the applienles. COM OP COMMON PLEAS.—Bartrasee. Mine to main After several notions of • trivial deeeriplen wen disposed at, the argument as • rage he • now trial in the coos of " Beard e. Beigertea " wee renend end brought to • ekes. It was en mica for the istriagensat of the plaintirs invention for the speateneous reproduction of ag ineg i Ti e s e r camera obscure, end the principal plots now dimmed arose apes certain technical &Oedema takes by the /deadest at the trial to the specifications of the plain td's patent. The points a Objeetien wen not of • Osten to latenat general resden, and in the re malt the alert took deo to consider their judgment. The ewe et "Powell e. Bradbury and another," from the sew trial papa, was next called on , which is es ac ties by a tenon asked/ha et the Diily Neon against Mean. P.dbsry wad Iles" the peepristen of that wee, t i =eld uded idathelact bin ben their employment. Me thiareed he. a travois of their bac. the s ithistik ead, thirdly, special pase.t r eareenslanen silassobast IS 011 peet et the Wired the detinints dihere bin. et% theme place at dllings ski tspoitu/sly, gees,, /00i'. retune a melee tee the damages, /001. AMe te set side the eardlet, sod • sew trial, as the ground of the verities bong_ wine evidesee, end the damps eseadee wee date ebuithed by the Attorney -6%76 end new isne es he mimed ; bat es sae aide bees heard dies the lent ran we we our *pert, as is our anal *Wen, sod the ass is assided. COURT OF RIC RIK eittlaer ia Beam Bohnotos r. DATA/AL.—Aim TIII STATIXENTS 07 • SWANTAST TO • RAILWAY CONTANT •DXISAIBLII Al lii. DINGO AVAINST ANT 07 TEN MIZZOTOIN ow MANAGING CONNTITLII P-11ds was.- *Wes brought by s shareholder of the Maas hear Leeds, and York Railway COM yto mow ben the (where name was la the prespostea me se thallium of Me managlng meamiless) 40 plasm. He aa waist of depethe paid to the reempany's beak ers wo k a oa t, la sober et Eaves allotted to the plaintiff in 1N& At Me trial before the lard Chief Berm a verdhe was 'al on g k, plaintiff, leave having bees reserved entara am m o apt a the Email that the deposits were eel pro l og fa k a y o t wo roid to the defendant or to his soma. A reek was aos or k ot t), obtalated to enter a nonsuit, and a arms Me for sew vial was granted to the plaintiff apse the ground that the les"Aid PAP had inereiter l 7 rejected • litter from the seer et my, Mr. Whitmeag ' in Feb ruary. tgog , t a gonsjag the plaiatiff that the sews Izzettg so t ; s t ai d to nu** the usemairy parliammissy ti. Th a t co w l s she uld have bees taken, la maws *lame with the standiag ord iTG, pedalo to aa appithalika to parliament for as act, and t he Was proposed se mikes/ „„ to show that the project was alismismail a l f the sins may. It appeared the Meads ems einembell Sae west lag of the committee, white' was Mid ea the Rd ov., and that he then expressed his disapproval of the mowed. isms. The deposits is, question maw paid ea the 11th of the same swath. Than was ao *Aims that he had evasive d say part of the deposit., or that belie/ hem nwa d their t. That the Nate d bele, the Lod Chief =held that the meld not be math sespesei ble fee the plaintiff i Fila isi mere thus M mad be held meouatable fee swath to the wampay, without kis knowledge, ups maw et sew ether member of the committee. The Ms Os Mar a saint having been already filly argued, led segneeed M Ills paper at the time, the cross rah far a maw Mel was dl mud on Saturday at great leagth.—Mr. Crowder, QC., was M the defeadaat ; Mr. Mania. QC. Mr . M. Mambas, Q.C., and Mr. Addison, for the pl . siseiff. It was egad dm it was part of the lady to answer IseMn addressed to = a 2 tie Taletion to the maim at the company ; that wash movers were withis the seeps *lbis authority in his alike et seeretary ; and say seaMmemlla be mule in that mrsedM were bindles apes hie employee smug edam was Memlant.—The earl were of maim that se wands b e less laid Mr agembi a new MAL The Iced Chief Berm was ,sheerly ABU Ideeileg the The letter se midease spinet the Adamant Is Ids addos. was we *oldness thee the deihnimeled over @sectioned cr meths- Thiel the = 4 l ho t it. Oa the strairary, he had dissented boa the ghee (*who it) by other anthem el the smamitass. &deadest maid sot be bond by the sets dealt mesh= Mrs eseradtme, mint he expressly Eof these; end they odd net therefore bind bias by t method es their ..wary to write the letter in The buries hem properly rejected, the Tule Ihr a new trisl must la Modem d, and jadgmeat of useenth osesed—The violist he the plaintiff wee awed. they set slide, sad • smolt Mail IiILORECIIIIIIt Caws C awC Ituaaysza. drop Lord Dom" lir.llarce Parke, Mr. Baron Alderson, Mr. Judo Worlds% sad Mr. Imam Column. TIN (PAIN • 1101111 T WTIM-811C11211140 • LITTlit lIT • POIMOV/1111 133W1•1111, • EITIALIIIO 171111D11 TELI ACT.—TM Modest w a letter seater at the Omni Poet eau. It wpm' that fa the am of the pedmere of hie duty he Mods NW mistake Mk respell le des mkt el a letter, sad to Ma le am Mimed hem de cones mess be pat the MOW neepsed lbe Mer-elosat. The set was, beam. oksmi, end the deladeat given tats custody, sal then bested at the Central eriai. ad Cruet mkt the me 7 Will. IV. end 1 Via, e. 38, whkh prude that persons la the em Plel . „ . 01 . the =Mee, steeling, mauling, or 71/1776 142wase hi of ef folksy. One end the WWI 1•1•1 ft, another with secreting the letter. logy Om& dut the premier, having m utter& a mistake in the elides dike letter, bed emoted it in the waterdesst. The maim for the Mien of the emit tem wkethes that memed to a oldie% et seat Amber, in Ibe elms el tag peed d ea to ISA Ile swedes el the kalif seamed le a Ihkey.-11r. in erring the fees teethe deluded, eentended thin le eanslitute a steeling them um le eau lend. In die ass the adenoid net Mir that the gelmer Minded to tan away the MUM lithe keel Om the PelUdice watlreskies.—Mr. Suttee Odiddge said Ile wort nut take the sowettes leak sehreste to the last et the plus in Ma Ike km woo s sassa l o g, Mr. Sam AIM= Mit mid net be supposed that it wee a plass where the Paddles aelbsettles woes likely te Ind • Cal last MI bris Aims, In the muds. el the letter would have been a gain to the prisoner, if it had eaabled bin to avoid detecion —Mr. Salentine next sub mitted that, as al proof had been given of any 'Mar 1011 to steal or trabesate, the larceny had sot been made oat.—Lord Deamea, having easealted with the other judges, said the smart did set flatlets% any doubt bat that this was a steal- Jag. With roped to the Ant point, they were clearly of °paha that there was a swede/ within the reetaicg of IM Oats% TM set was way clear oa the point that as parses Ming ha the employment of the Post.ofilee, and se. aetisi a letter for say purses., the offence assooeted to a laesei t :Lhatever might b the mot envied= was affirmed. =Vomit V. WILLIAM HOLLOWAY.—RIIMOTAL OP PROPS/TT ST • WOSIMAN IN 0113311 TO IS PAID AGAIN roc TAN WORE NOT • LUICIII2.—TMM MO came up from the Liverpool Besslons. The defendant was a workman in the employmeat of Kr. Bartlett, a tamer. Alter dresabig the skins, the workmen took them to the foreman by where they were paid for their work. The delleadant having be pa% for dzwalag various skins, eontrived to emote some of them is another part of the premises, with the view, as was alleged, of 'gabs taking them to the foreman to ot pews% for drama( them as new work. The dereadott wee %dieted far a Maly, sad the jury Morsel a verdict to the effect that his %testis& was epic to deliver the thine to tht Memo% and to be spilt paid for dories them. It WOO thin essembel be the poisseter, that at ke did net intend to derive the presenter cf his pre patty the offense did not amount to a larceny. The recorder held that it amousted to a verdict of guilty, but the peist was rssesved.—Mr. Lowed.' now argued in tappet of the seavistNo ess appeared for the prisoner.—The court held, that, aecertbng to the authorities on the point, the of knee did no amount to a larceny.—The ootiviceloa was therefore revere-d. Tait QUOIN V. Joins BALL —REMOVAL or PROPSITT ST • 8/11aANT IBILOWSING TO • MASTS", IN OiDlit TO BILL IT TO TMI MMITSS, A L•scisT.—TM decadent MSS in the employment of s tellow-theadla at Hall. His master having some ettopielos as to his osadoct, milked a quantity of bateber's tat, which was is a pardon of ti ra mble immediebly above the " aan room,'in which was a pair of scales used for weighing fat. The Primo left the premises to ge to dinner, and having baked the door he gave the key to his master. In &beat tea Wastes the prisoner EMS back, and having got the keys he re-entered the warehouse, and soon after left Oa Movie, be was waved, but no fat was sees is W iL pomemien. The resseeter, however, discovered that all the smirked 1% had Men breestel down to the candle room sad pissed laths aisles. Whim reed shoat it, the prisoner said that a behtherk tuna bed Mao& it sad lett it for sale. The man was indicted at the borough endow, and the Re corder ia annuniag up told the jury that if they were satlelled the primmer had removed the its km' the upper room with an inteation of *Kik; it to kb amber sad appropriating the voodoo to Ids owe Ise, that would combat* the *floss of homy. The jury bead the primmer guilty.— Kr. Deardaley signed for the Omar, that as there was so inteatisa to derive the peones, of hi ,ell for over, the aim did not entoost M leore . , --Kr. Boos Parke said the eats only di ff ered item en Melba in the eztlearlbsery impudence of the theft— Mr. ArebboU v owed for the prosecution, but the wet, without troubling him to ogee the cos, same& the eenviction. Till QOM V. SATAN W•12111.—IN AN INDICTMENT ma Cs= Esvosum, ts IT NBC/MART TO SIT PORTS TAN AGS IN ALL THE COUNTS P—TM defendant was tried Mho Mr. Baron Bolts, and found gaty, on an indictment her with the expose of her intent shill, o a heap of re , I whereby death was otardosed. la one coast the child was described u " of tender age, to wit two days ;" in another count it was simply &earthed so "W said infant child." The Wet teemed we whether that was a proper denelvdsa --Kr. Clerks supported the wisdom, tostand be that the reforeaces is the soma oust to the statement tithe ale. " M wit , two days," was sellisient.—Lord Do lma sell the wart would taus time to enesider the point. Tao Hums v. Maw MARL—This ease was reserved by Ms. Baron Rolfe, bat the nature of the points reserved did net trampire, as no weasel appeared on other aide. The wort simply intimated that the cesvistim was good. POLICE.— SATURDAY. GUILDHALL.—Arturren MURDIR AND STrICIDIL— Hannah Btaland, evidently ia a deep state of grief, was charged ;with attempting to destloy herself and city polies raw raid that about half-pest 12 on the prothous night he saw the risen's, with • child in her rinse, go down the Mope of Illathrriar's-bridge. She was olsodise these to the edge of the water, and it was evident she was meditedng seltdestrustion. He ethed to bee to ems up; aM made no answer. He then contrived in m eseret:a way as passible to get down the steps and Win her deem. She immediately Leto a fit. On recovering Ito asked her what was her intrados in standing in so dangerous • position. She re plied that she intended to destroy herself and infant ; she wee in deep distress; she had no money to pay fee food or lodging, and as she couldn't beer to see her child dying hose starvation she thought it better to drown it with herself, and they there would be an end to their misery —Mr. Alder man Hoer • What answer have you got to this charge ? Prisms' almost overtimes with grief) •. It's all true, sir. It was mylntention to drown weal( and baby. I timid bear up with the wild no longer.—She was ',emended. BOW-13111ffiftT.—Ronezay u vie Vion-Caancm.- Loa's COUNT.— WiTESWIA was charged with picking pockets in Vim-Chancellor Ithadwall's Court, Liaceln's-ins. —The prisoner was pasted oat to Mr. Uzley, a law sta dent, by • barrister's clerk, as having stolen his kaadker thief, sad, before he could procure a mastable, easing hint stop another clerk, with whom he spoke famWarly, he asked about him, sad was told that he ben a very rrimt the raster, upon which he gave him in chugs, whoa it was (He mmed that another gentleman had had his pocket also ricked.—The prisoner, who has been convicted at the Comma Cringed Court, and senteseed to 18 maths' imprisoamant for robbery was remanded. WOBSHIP-STREET.-.4071ter WITH Excise Om- CllB Who. ohm Grua, described as a glass blower, was "barged with having been found engaged a the mum thane of illicit spirits, and also with having violently amaithed sad resisted the seems who effected his capture. IS emsewanies of informatics having been received by an min Mari sealed Mitehiame, that the honer, No. 13, Nehrengisee, C. -road, was in the occupation of persons ex treele* maw& in illicit distillation, be proceeded there on the pith= weak, with some other 'Awn, and having math theft wig through an adjoining house to a yard at the seer fifths peendese, they observed the prisoner scampering ref the mad • washhottee, to which he had evidently descended hem one of the upper windows of the dwelling- Isms. Two of the officers immediately mounted a contigu ous wall, ham which they clambered to the top a the washhonse, and seised the prisoner, who coin arced a desperate resistance, in the mune of which the wilds of them fell heavily upon the root of the building, which was constructed of sack fragile editorials that it broke down under their weight, and they all descended pell-mell through the aperture, and 'whined a fall of at least 14 feet to the stone flooring at the basement. Several minutes elapsed before the Olean recovered the stunning effects of thew fall, but the prisoner sprang nimbly to his rent and darted through the house, in the hope of making his escape by the street door, hut a policeman was fortunately stationed there who received him an his ernes, and after • violent re sistance he was overpowered and secured. The two OSCINE both of whom had been severely beaked and injured, pro ceeded to an apartment at the top of the home, where they hued • still charged with upwards of 20 gallons of molasses wash in full work.—Mr. Arnold ordered the prisoner to pay a penalty of 301., or be committed, in default, for three months. MARLBOROUGHSTEINBT.—Ravisaa or FORTUNE. —A. littekossio son of Captain lffieekenzie who was found in a Manias stag ia the streak by the Mendicity i Society's aliens, and brought to this inset as a rant, came to thank Mr. Hardwick for the assithmes else to him in his desti tute condition.—Mr. Hardwick heeded him • 61. note and three sovereigns, as the balsam of desations from charitable individuals who had seen the Perri of his cue. The re cipient expressed himself tingly gestsfol kit all that had been done foe hint.—.ll poems hem the Ina of Neethed end Co., East India who assampathed Mr. thathanais into court, intimated the oasis et the young man had given such orders lespentieg his nephew, as would enable his em when the pin maa was sufficiently recovered, to tram' saitabh amployawat. FRAUDS ON HOTEL-121111111.--J.W. Molloy was charged with haying lived at the Inman of various howl-keeper for some time by means of Wee repressatatione.—Mr. Fraser. for the promentisa, said the pdesiese_ who had ae keine, had for mate time pest gone 'heat to dithers' hotels, males up bills, end abseendkA! withers% mama& In October lest the prisoner went to Walker% Hied, Dean-street, and, after La cunas a bill to the atasuat of de guineas, gave the waiter • shims M thesen. Spooner and Co. for 60k te get seabed. On piessalleg the dense the drawer was not known, amiss Larmi= o e L the hoist it was hemmed that the primmer Nothing was beard ef the Oman lentil 18thilay last, when be made hit appearance et Walter's Hegel, sat, after mediae • demeans to Mr. Walter to him to bane that a pesos wee to ask en him hem Overe-laa to pay him • sem of maw, he sentiaath to live tame me to Friday, when the penises ease having lensed the Mph of coneersaties la the solles-mem, • genthesaa present mid be had as death the rheum was the same mum whip had not cep a seem to the hem el UM. at the White lbsoa,Piodoio27. Oa natio Weft it teased eat that the Etwee the sous psona.—The - emeettor said he had no t le i r it the Omer was remade& that many similar cams wield be beriaght Imwead.—The rimer, who said he was :deaf, sill her a sight of the _and onlooking ales, be mid they were awed, sad he ons, did not think ft wee segulehe te give say espltheitioa.—He was restaaded theft Wedseeday. Fuss Camaecrias.—J. ffilseme wee eltarged witklaelag ghat • fahe character to • unmet he the poises elf= him Into th e servile of Aldred Hation, Isof., of loodlesiorsa—llse. Una stated that an the Telt bah, bells la oust si s mores amt, a helms amid thlpip Masi bisesit. The min wined to a Nah • sea, Daheolesst, Pesisahplase, who would ottl e = ll a Wslarsele. Is said if a edam clasias we pro , Mrs. Illephosou, who was Asa at bar swaz ie ssi a • ism, would soli sae. The ass tali *eh hoed at WWI ledge, seal Seallai. Wholes said she woad ail en itaitsossooked the mesa than left the hems, end the seat day he rid e toe t mg that Mrs. Slepthancia would ia town the day. Witness went% Deke-ithest at the time end was imm ersed ithe the pasha_ ,r where she saw the prisoner, who 1 pond Welt of as Jim itepheaseh Whams q inuired obey* the *meat d Grippe, sad the plums replied he hod lived with Ira mere than mopes; tbst he was a sober, 1 1 steady, sat heart an, sad a thsussobly geed swam. Irma theme sepesentalleas the wowed the sea as halm Miami had ast reseeded mazy yards treat the Mom whoa a pima same up to her sad said she had remised a bhp shareeter, and that the polies were Goa at the house she hail Jost la, mad that they would THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1849. sell on her is the evening. Mary Coleman, savant tv Mrs. I Williams, No. 7, Doke-street, identified the prisoner as the ye non who had hired the parlour in her aietreses hems The primate said, at the time, that she wanted diem for two boors a day to see her frieuds in. as she did am like to p le ea hotel.—Police-seepaat 66 E, said, bee lahrmatha be received, he went to No. 7, Dukestzest, and bid himself is floe hack velour. He had not been there long before Ste and another woman came into the East parlour. t w rehriase put ea dress eap, the other woman also put p a= and apron. The prisouer took some rouge and her hes. Ikea afterwards a cartage drove up, and two:lodise got out, sad were introduced to the prisoner. Witaembeard the phrase give Crippe aikersellent character. Witness sherwenis west to Beading ; but could find no such plus es llinisidsiedp, nor was there a person earned Ste phantom »MOS anywhere user Reading.—Tke prisoner said the lady wee gulp 'mistakes about her identity. She bad new seen the lady before, had nevi r given Crippa a eha raster, fur W she ever lumen in house is Deike-atreet H Mr. ardwick said be &koala Ins her 201., or three menthe impiessinesse, with hard labour ; an if there were say ether ores he Mould be_primarei to deal s ith them after the matesse bad expired. The I S said there were =mere= same the same sort to be ht forward. Sone Irroames.—A =grant, &wh ir , wa s aborted with bevies stolen • quantity of tickets, the pro perty of the North-Waft District Soup Kitchen Company, Park use. Clark, the secretary, said the t with • great number of other penes, pigs to the for soap. It was the practice to give out soup for polies Who brought their own vowels, and let others eat mug me the psemiste. Beneath the bar hot which the soup was owed • qmsatity of &lets were deposited. Witness dinewiered the prisoner in the set of taking away a handful dame dads, upon which he seized his hand. sad the pri orsaseseemed them about the floor.—Mr. Hardwick said eb ai l=se exhibited one of the evils created by the at these soup kitchens. He did sot intend to &INS lbatthe meals, of the parties who established this egedeeedesief was good, but then the complete want of discri mieglies which characterised the issuing of the relief tickets weepedeetive of much =whist. Any vagrant or idle charm= could =tali one of these tickets from a =Scriber, without any isquivy being made as to his being a fit object for cha rity ; and what was this but an encouragement to bad the. rasters and a premium to pauperism )—The secretary said the soaleti intended to make an alteration in their regula tions, an not to fad =plies= on the premises. This, he would do away with this salvos of complaint - - Mr. said, while magistrates were doing all they could to suppress mendicancy, and to return Itinerant va grants back to their ppleas of settlement, these soup-kitchens and charitable oapbfiimonte were counterfeit= their oh jees by callertfwg bees distant quarters all the idle and des titute, sad eamesersting them in the metropolis. He would commit the obese" for • short period ass vagrant. WESTMINSTIE.—Taz Cess eP Derrtrorion Ix Warnenerisi.—Tice magistrate intimated that circum stances have tranegked to show that, although the destitu tion of the Wilisma family entitled them to the utmost sympathy, their tee=ms eldest has not been of such • de scription as to merit the regard of the public. In come gam= of this, two ar three persons who came with contribu none were Wooed to withhold them. SOUTHWARK.--fixnuto SPIRITS AT THEATRES.— Mr. Shepherd sad Mat Vineent, the lassoes of the Surrey Theatre, were samstoaed he unlawfully selling wines and spirits in the saloon of that theatre, not being licensed. Mr. H. B. Roberts said, that he appeared on behalf of Mr. Hods, the lendlord of the Equestrian tavern, Bleekhriars resi, who liminglit the present case before the public for the paled= af lies trade in general. It was well known that at Sleet af rs theatres wanes end spirits were publicly dis posed of in the salocos, to the great injury of the licensed =Wm= It was an infringement on their rights, and did them ea immense injury. The complainant kept a public ity= ant es the Surrey theatre, and for his own protection be made lita present complaiat—B. J. Eliag said that be was on gibes, of the excise attached to the office in the Ebefthis-road. Oa the evening of the 26th of December bet be went to the !ferny theatre, and while standing in the Sim he heard several persons calling for gin and water, Whisk they were supplied with. Witness was served with a glare of sherry. The liquor and wine were served openly at a counter. Mr. Husphries, for the defence, said his clients had let this saloon to Mr. Payne, • person who was licensed as a wholesale dealer, and he con tended that he wasjustilled is accommodating the public at the theatres.—Mr. Seeker said be should fine the parties M. Is., whisk would enable Mr. Humphries to appeal it he thought proper.—Mr Humphries said it was his intention to appeal at the next quarter sessions at Reigate. ATTENPTID MUNDIR THROUON JZALOUST.—E. Harris was re-examined, charged with attempting to murder Eliza beth Styles, by stabling her in the head and body with the sharp point of a pair of muffers. Both the females, it ap peared, are woes= of the town, residing in Tooley-street, and on the pervious evening they quarrelled about • sailor. —A pollee-constable said that he was attracted to the com plainant's toddling@ by arise of " Murder." He found the complaisant lying on the ground, with blood flowing from her bead aad neck. The prisoner was beating her and stab bing her with spit of snuffer., which were bent and co vered with blood. He wrenched them frees her, and hav ing secured her, conveyed the complainant to Gay's Hospital. He produced • °snidest*, stating that the wounds were dan germs, and inflicted with • sharp instrument—The prisoner, who said she acted in self defence, was committed for trial. CH oacielurns. —A letter was received oa Friday from Mr. Hooper, the solicitor to the churchwardens of St. George the Martyr, contradicting the statement made by Mr. Bina'. the particulars of which appeared in the Daily News of Taare&y. He states that the appeal of two of the rate-payers was allowed to be quashed bmunial cenesat. as the appellants intended to go to the Es.a lmise l One% which the churchwardens hilly agreed to, that being the place. Hr. Hooper also states that nearly the whole protest rate had been collected with ease, and that only a few mood out a%ainst it. LAMBS H. CONSPIRING TO CELT AT CARDS.— A person whose name did not transpire, applied to Mr. Norton for his assistance under the following dream stances.—The night before he had foolishly joined a party to play a rubber at whist, and his adversaries fre quently endeavoured to get him into • bet upon the game, but for some time he refused. At length he took up a hand which contained all the honours, besides the ten of trump, and his opponents continuing to taunt him about batting, he was foolish enough to bet 101. to 11. that he and his partner got the odd trick. This be was induoed to do, not so much from the hand he bad got, as the declaration of his partner that be held two or three tricks, and not having 101. about him at the time, be deposited his gold watch, worth twenty guineas, in the bands of the waiter, against a sovereign. His opponents woe the game, owing to their holding a number of small tramps. He sin= found that his partner, instead of being what he represented himself to be, a stranger to the other two, was a regular confederate.—Mr. Norton told the applicant that if he thought the parties had leagued together for the purpose of defrauding him, he might give them into custody, but he must do so on his own responsibility.—The applicant said he should certainly do se. THAMES —MURDSItOUS ASSAULT ox TR' Portcs.— M. and Margaret Donovan were charged with • murderous assault on the police, while in the execution of their duty--Polies-constable Smith stated that about half past four that morning there was a disturbers= in Star-alley, St. George's in the East, with the prisoners and several other Wits= directed them to be quiet, and go in. C a llefused to do so, and the female prisoner struck him a This= blow on the nose, which bled profusely. Witness want to the door of No. 7 to take her into =star, and she aught hold of him by the collar. Her husband waisted her, and they dragged him into the pomp of the house, Slid dosed the door. The male prisoner then struck him • wit). lest blow on the side of the head with the poker. The candles were put out, and he was beaten most severely by them. Police-constable John Pitts succeeded in opening the door, and rescuing him. They both took out their staves in their defence, and the male prisoner wee struck several times, and wits= bad great difficulty in securing the pri soners The kaiak prisoner's husband also struck witness, but he had made his escape.—The prisoners mere remanded: MONEY MARKET. SIT JIDIT ETIIIIING. Symptoms of weakness appeared in the funds to day, sad prices receded from the morning's quotations, though but slightly. Consok left off 891 to 1 both for mosey and time, having been done as high as 90 and as low as 891. The transactions were, how ever, on but a limited scale. Reduced Threes, 891 to 90. Three-ands-Quarter per Cents., 901 to 1. Bsohpusr Bills, 445. to 475. prem. India Bonds were 44a. to 465. pr m. Long Annuities, 83 to 13-16. Bank Stock, 1881 to 1901. India Stock, 240 to 245. The foreign market presented no particular feature. The dealings were of inferior corsideration, but an improvement in some of the more solid stocks may be noticed. Brazilian advanced to 78 to 80. Belgian to 78 to 80. Russian to 103 to 5. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were, as before, 49 to 50; the Fours, 78 to 9. Spanish Fives, 16% to t; the Threes, 281 to 1; Passive 31 to 1. Portuguese, 261 to 71. Mexican were a 'fraction hither at 261 to 1. Peruvian, 48 to 60. Venezuela, 191 to 201. New Granada, 16 to 1. The folio t calculations show the rats per cent. per annum ded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled to-day. Where the asterisk (*) is placed, it is to be understood that the rate Cl dividend is less the income tax. mg. =row prim 491 yield put cent.l3 t Tins per ant Ziire=hie i••••••• II,V 3 " i 14 = . l l l= %lbws, 456. " 14 4 (dividnd Sme set.) Omit spiv. 7 id.) Imades soldiell Woolard •4114.61 d ) 42 3101 Leedom sod Ildeillose(dl7.l $4l 914 33 w 3 14 31 In Wu Oman • iffh. 4 id.) Imam err Nora Motors e(div. 7id ) 1 9$ 7 44 Mini *W. 611 Takla Welt IMitt * Ow. 7 0 4 Teen. Seworat. mid Derwlek *WT. IL) ei 7 0 Advices from Hamburg of th e 17th init. report that mosey continued at 1 per cent. Gold was in demand the day before at 437, and all funds and shares was higher and in favour. Bills on London were quoted lower, in consequence of such a number coming from Vienna ,and other Austrian exchanges. From this circumstance, and the continued despatch of silver to Vienna, it was inferred that the Austrian loan must her been taken by the Rothschikb as pm tom* It would seem, hews:, mote =le that a portion only of the loan have been contracted for, and dealt with, in the first instance, since in the present state of political affairs, and public credit on the crn =eat, the =tire loan of 80 million' of florins wanted, and proposed to be raised, by the Austrian govern ment, could scarcely be placed in the moneyed markets of this country and the continent. The continued re mittanoes of silver from Hamburg to Vienna were creating some apprehensions of a scarcity in the former place. Short paper was superabundantly held by all the discount homes, with but a small amount of active business to take it off; so that holders could hardly realise the money paid for it. Three months' paper, therefore, commanded a preference, es affording more time for the restoration of commercial activity, and greater facilities therefore for disposing of it to better advantage. Sugars and coffees had a good market, and ho l ders were asking better prices. For grain lower rates were ruling. Some considerable pur chases of "pater had been made on speculation, and it was in favour at higher prices. The city of Berlin was in the market fora loan of one million of tbalers, which it was supposed would be taken by the house of Heine, one of the partners of which was then in Berlin on, as supposed, that aoco-int. The Frankfort papers state that better regulations , have been enacted by i the government for the im provement of the law n Prussia in respect of bills of exchange. The legislation on that head had been so loose as to lead to evasions and irregularities in the payments of bills at maturity, which could be readily practised by unscrupulous persons. The new law is made to =imams the practice with the more stria gent regulations of other states and great commercial cities in Germazy. Advice* from St. Petersburg, received at Hamburg, reported a brisk demand for sugar. Up wards of 6,000 boxes of Havannah had changed hands at 284 for middling, 29i for good, and 30 for best. Higher prices were then asked, and it was =pried would be obtained. The stock of Havannah was 26,000 boxes, more than half of which was in the hands of one refiner. The last circular of Steiglitz and Co., on the let of December, gave the total stock of sugar then at 965,182 pods, which, it was conceived, would be sufficient supply until the new crop should come in. The overland mail from India brings accounts from Batavia to the end of December. Much discontent pre vailed there on the receipt of the sharp rebuke from the King of Holland, and the home government, in answer to :he moderate and res pectful requirements of all the respectable colonists, in public meeting as sembled, for certain political and social ameliorations to which they considered themselves equally entitled with their compatriots of the mother country, such as the freedom of the press under certain restrictions, the establishment and extension of an educational system, with the right of repreeectation for the Dutch in InCia in the legislative chambers of Holland. Commercially the complaints of grievance were not of a less forcible character. By the constitution of the Maatachappy Company in Holland,in which the sovereign, like his late royal parent, its founder, is the principal partner, the export trade of Java and Dutch India was constituted almost a monopoly in its hands, and for its sole profit. Much as industry was ag grieved by this monopoly, commerce was not less oppressed by the privileged competition to which it was thus ruinously opposed. Imports were subjected to ruinously low rates, because the exports were mostly monopolised under privilege by the factory of the company. This was not the least of the evils of which this company is the cause. Thegoverument have a bank established, whose notes it is anxious to force into general currency. To this end, in concert with the Handels:Maatschappy Company, it has not only pro- hibited a specie currency, but refuses to sell bills on Holland to merchants having to make remittances, as formerly, was the case. As the bank-notes have neither circulation nor credit out of Java, and private bills of adequate credit were extremely scarce, and =negotiable anywhere but in the place on which drawn, if even there, the result was that mer chants had their cash-boxes full of this bank trash, which was comparatively useless and valueless. All these vexatious pros , edings were, moreover, in flagrant contradiction with the positive undertaking of the government, on the establishment of the bank, to redeem its paper money thus received in exchange for goods sold under the impression of its good faith, by drafts on Holland whenever applied for, •in ac cordance with the guarantees given." These griev ances merit the attention of this government, since evidently many British merchants, and British com merce, most be among the severest sufferers. MAIM FUND& Beak Ito* MI ei 90 3 per 06 is& *am. 89!. 90 3par 06 03186. Areas.. R , i 90 888 Mow 18 par 01. Alum. tU 1 Low Arame. SIP. Jon.. 1, 1800. DI 30 Yap. UP. Jan, 5. 1880. 8 7-16 LBW& Stock, 940 6 _ fail; )Bade. £1,00046 India Bonds under 41,000. 46 7 South Sou Stock. Bt. Wan foe nest, Bel SR Kzeiumpur /LIM% 3J., June, 47 Ditto, ABA VI.. June, 47 4 Wier Yid., March. 46 St, June. 47 4 • FOREIGN 5 per Ct. Binatilan Bda.. Proall. 78 0 per CR Evader Rds.. 311 1 per Ct. Green& Ilde,Deforred.3i =Gent. Mistait 3 i i. l4l per Acct . e0.. 2*1 6 * Ct. Peruvian Btlx., 49 9 ASIMISDAIL Jal. 19.—Act. Dot Oft ; Ditto, Three per Conte. 686 7119 Zest Indian Loan. Four pa London. 12.02; two monies. 11.97. Pula, MSG ; two mouths. 58.43. FUN Dit 5 per 103 SC. Damian 18!. £ Bt.. 6 per Ct. Spanish lids.. Acct.. Jan. 31.151 3 per Ct. Spanish Eds.. Acct. Jan. 31, 2/36 4 pot IX Dutch Certificates. 786 8 Tweande.lialt peper Coma. 49 Dito. roar r Centa. 75; w Cants., t 741 756. Exchanges: (In Hamburg. 34.93; two montbs,34.BL RAILWAY NE WiSeSATURDAY. We have little alteration in prices to notice, but the dealings in shares were lees active than of late, and generally the market was less firm. There were indications, however, of a disposition to invest on the part of the public. HBARE LIST.-LONDON, JaNuLaT 20. No2a-Tb• iloototkon of lime In Roman chassetars denote actual tialanlattlont: those et lines in Italics sellers' Woes. PAID. PAID 64 Madam • Di 60 London &S. Indent 41 43 6 1 A Dad.il4o 41d Do.New.6ol. ..... l2 10d 10 • . folk 1, .„ 34 • Do. Rem 401.-- U 9d. pd.erut.4 • " 1.. ." 50 Do. Coen. Teethe- 11 104. 10 I.p. 40 Do. do. Tadka. .. .! 11 9d. 161 llka. ja = lei al 16 Do. Tblrde l ll al Pkgs. a OP. 1 4 1524.1. 1 pai l ....B : tur en t 47 P v . a 1 aisDtga.6 .oweedl e I Op. cf. = . ll...l = Pdro , 10 _ . 251 e .l. mo, *Yeovil 5 oat 4 Dseleofinms ,41 * 40 Mem, Doze. i Mal. 3d. c.L 90 &doh d mid Sitter 24 24d. IN Mas‘i.. 111011..1.1ne. 27*, Do. flikde.. .19 le • Do. Mario leo. 1 6 bd. ed. 16* Bod*ORONWIL.. Id. ttl. Itt Do. at tio. 1 ff 6° ' " " 40 I k6 l l.7lmari. Va l i! C•L 4 wal, ..... s„ 101 Midland . 9o* 90 so 0111§01t D. 21 U Do. ressweass .. 13* 100, Do. Cori . I . 4i • f • . 26 I Do. 691 shares 44 DivestLetokrertera 100, Da/Arm& Derby 66 67 3$ %CIA 6 * 100 De.O.DeLkDr.BpC 126* n a a. r . ti I , 2 1 22 ,, N ir e . (lrish! 1 1 1 Prf. i 4 corawir*a ciirlsek IL . II .. 1y 1 rawer MAW If mew Opot 11* Do. 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L.& B. 1 9v 4 krill i • ll 101 9 si i t N ra lik Al h g ki V A 24 E D&III414-.11116.13 b 24 Ap. 9 ; IreAllii.JlLA V .3 41 4 Or 41 4 ,m 6 6 10 74. lii e.L 1 .41 L 71 1 l e. 121 at. 5* 4 44. 6 641. Mme I 166.410 en. &Ws= owe 6 / *rt. " 146 .8 t.i Be. 2 4 Do.erg.Newekßier V 6 DoldfolYkt Nw Dodolfelltreßer 1 lx DoGNEPtizaavel 11 I WA a N. Midland 66 66 DO.Pralersses —. 10j Daltit.lids.Na VI 1 1 loam, Lavas% I Amokr-lialiow .. .4i SOL ictt k j w irr e A.A.ilit . IS tte . es Irsgalgatiiii::: : :.: 64 5 1 A. 1 Naar sod Lifts .. ii Northam al Ypres 7 :e.d. Orkin. a Bart 41 e.d. 1 Paris old Liffas... .1 D.A.. aa 6 Pork eitdls6iii . . • ill te el, I== ....IT I =is mg .... 9 31 tort eg t w il Mt :: 8 79d. !WM .....• 818 d. MISCELLAN SOUS NEWS. Ebtllnenent AND l NORTUELN.—The direeton have issued a repast to the durellsolders of this line, preparatory to the meeting on the 31st last. They say that in their account of capital they have omitted so muck as was authorised to tie raised by the several nu el pariameut rued In 1844; and, with the exception of the deposit of 10,6771.. so much of s te t te=tal at the Graz= acts of 1847 as relates to works the cu e which the directors madder should for the present be defined. The whole of the capital so reserved is 240,3231. They then state the share and loan capital authorised by the several acts of the company to amount to 3,176,6221. 13a. ed., which they hare re. Inked on share capital, on &neaten, aces rename acouunts and interests, and by advances from banks and on other securities (407,3491.13.3 d.) in anticipation of the regular calls on their capital The expenditure and probable amount of expenditure to the compile. Lion of the line is thus Mated : Os the main line and etratburn • deviation has been already expended 1,020,3032 len td.; estimated farther expenditure, 118,9541. 7.2 d.; total, 1,137,4581. 2s. 4d. On the Newport extension, already upended, 248,0171. Ss. lid. ; to be expended, 21,8312 12e. lid.; total, 269,2711. 18e. U. Dunfermline extension, already sunk. 784,4232 Ili. ed.; future expenses, 63,0881. ; les. 9d.; in all, 329,5121.75. 3d. The lay Ferry has already cost ; 34,8881. Ile. 3d.; future car, 33,4211. 18e.• total, 110,1101. 8. 30. Burntieland and Greaten Feely, pastexpeodeture,ll7,oB2l.6s.; future, 70.5001.; total, 137,3472. Gs.; °melon works and station, al"; expended, 15,2741. 17s. 3d. ; future estimate, 4,7782 18a. I ; tot 20,0531. 15s. 44. Tha minellaseous expenees hays been 143,732 . 4s. 2d., and will be 12,7471. 10s. 10d.; total, 178,4791. 13a. Edin burgh, Leith, and Greeks Railway, expended. 419,7011. 10s. 3d. ; to be expended, 4,7384 18s. 34.; total, 434,1311.1 1. id. These rims make av animate et 11,016,0001. • being more than capital received lay 338,3771.6 x. ed. Rat In this staimment the directors have kept out of 'Oew considerable =itts= t ineluded in the former estimates which the art sormants have acquired. Much of this imm eaney natter be realised, together with a claim to a large eacount which the company, in right of the late Edinburgh, Leith, and Greaten, lave spinet the Edinburgh and Glasgow Com pel, but lot which the dined= do not think right to take credit on the present occasion. There is also omitted In the account of mired. Imams extra expenditure the charge with reference to the purchase of Riling and Dunfermline and Dundee and Northern Junction shares, wake was fully considered and approved of by the share. holders on previous occasions ; but in consequence of certain legal precordings which have been adopted to prevent the sums paid for these shares being charged againet the company's funds, the directors have withdrawn tram the sternums all kens hitherto pissed to the debit of the company in respect of these shares to the nmanUnte, and until the company obtain from parliament authority to hold these shares. On the other hand, from the authorised capital mud be deducted a sum estimated at 221,0001., consisting of unissued stock, of calls and arrears, which under present circumstances cannot be made available, and which increases the total sum to be provided for to 319,3771. es. Bd. After going over the va rious causes which have led to this Mate of the account, the directors call attention to the sum of 4045491. les. id., which has been caned in antirpation of calls upon capital. These loans were effected, though with extreme reluctance, partly on the permed se curity of the tilrectors—who, during the late depression of railway affairs, boding it impossible to realise asuffident amount from the rot ruler calls, or to rain money en the security of the company alone— had recourse to this step as the only means of carrying oti the affairs of the Company, and bringing intoacUre operation the capital already expended on the works. The directors adopted this noun in the faith, that as they were influenced solely by a desire to protect the I innate of their cou.stituents, the shareholders would not Mdtete to unction their proceedings, and relieve them of the responsibilities they had thus incurred. For the purpose of raising the additional capital required, the director have considered the passibility of avoiding the blue of preference shares; but whatever changes take place in railway Meths during the enst:ing year_ , it neap pears to them that, at all events, it win be new& wary that they should have authority I. adopt such an expedient. Respecting the futon prospects of the company, the directors state that, if the increased expenditure has disappointed their expectations, so certainly has the experience of the past year tended to strengthen their confidence la the resources of this railway. ' 'l'h7-y are quite aware of the great uncertainty attached to all estimate. of railway teat& ; but taking the traffic or the last six months u a kind of basis—looking to the imperfect state of the terminal mom ' modation, to no convenient provision whatever being made for the thorough traffic from the north—ooasidering that the goods traffic Is ' confined almost entirely to the locality of the county of Fife, and that the means of acoommodatioa, even to that limited extent, is deficient —that the neural traffic is but in its infancy—that neither iron nor lime can yet be said to constitute any part of It—that till within the last month, no coals could be delivered at Perth, and up to this ma , ment, cone het* the Important market of Dundee—and that under all these disadvantage', the traffic to the last tire months has averaged 20001. a week, derived principally from mangers, and that, too, during a period of very general depression, they do not hesitate to express their conviction that, provided the funds are raised to nom. plate the math wake, so as to permit of the development in all its ramifications of the mineral traffic of coal and iron, the revenue of the railway must within a limited period be more than doubled. The company is unburdened by guarantees of any description, and even ' the arrangement with the Aberaem Coaipany, al th ough Others:leo in the opinion of your directors an advantageous has been now , abandoned in conseqUeme of Its having been fouud impracticable to curry it out in consonance with the recommendations of the share. holden at their meeting in October last. The length of railway and ; ferries now completed, is 781 mike. LANCASHIRE AND YORHSHlRE.—Thedireeton of this line bare published their observations on the concluding report of the committee of shareholders appointed to inquire: " let, Whether the capital and revenue accounts have been kept perfectly distinct, go that that only has been charged to capital account which belongs to the for mation of the plant; and 2d, All that has been debited to revenue as. count which actually arises from working the plant, and keeping it in a proper state and working condition." The committee say: "The conclusion at which we have arrived is, that the amount uebited to capital, and which, with some few exceptions, has been properly so applied, has not been maintained in its full integrity, and that, there fore, the amount distributed in dividends has been so far in reduction of capitaL" 'the committee obtained the assistance of the superin tendent of the locomotive department on the London and North- Western to make an estimate of the value of their locanetive pro perty. The result is thus given: I Original Present DePre- Cost. Valuation. elation. 111 Engines IoG 'lenders 2,448 Waggons 379 Qtrriages 109,681 .... 88,029 1490,438 £413,438 174,918 The committee then go on to say Tithe locomotive engines have been sold during the twelve months ending June 30, 1848, and the amount of has to the company of 2,4301. arising therefrom lass been placed to capital instead of revalue ; and we she find during the same period one Ent - clam cantsge and nineteen weggons, the cost of which when new was 1,7421, have been either brakes up or sold at a loos uf 1,1371, which was also placed to capital instead of revecue; and we also find that during the year ending June 30,1848, O] miles of new tails were laid down, weighing 811 h. per yard, against old ones taken up of 561 b. per yard original weight, at a nett cost of 1,8111. 10,. 74. per mile, and that the whole expense was charged to capital, whereas, according to the principle now adopted by the company, and acted Rpm since June 30, 1848, and which we believe to be nem what la cor rect, 8041. 10e. per mile, or a gross sum for this year of 4,623/.175. 6d. fur 31 miles of single lines, ought to have been debited to revenue on account of depreciation by wear and tear in producing Income of rails taken upP. The result is, as sleeting the year's as. counts, that for less on Woomotlvee, 2,4301. i_eirltave and waggosa, 1,1371. • and permanent way, 4,6231. 17s. esi.• the farther sum of 8,1921. •17s. . ought to have been deducted fr om theme before the balance was held lobe distributable as dividend. Add to this a further sum of 9P61. es. 9d., Ming the amount of halt a year's rent and ince. rest paid for improthetive lands held by the company, and which has been charted during the last half year to aspital, issu ad of, as for merly, to revenue, and we have a grow Pall of 9,1791. 4a. 3d. charged to capital instead of revenue during the year ending Ji ne 30, ISM.' Further the committee declare they have come to the conclusion that the rate of dividend which has ilea paid since the opening of the lines to which this report is connaed, bee exceeded, by one-half per cent. per had year, what ought to have been divided among the pro. prietors of the company, and still retained the integrity of the capital stock. lbalf per tent- half yearly would have left 133,9141. le. ltd. to have covered depreciation, and justified the confidence that in the payment of the half yowly dividends, a dies regard had been main tained topreeerve the capital of the company entire." They suggest that to cure this evil the directors should lay wide each succeeding half year half per cent. of your net income, to provide for depre ciation, at least until the capital stock of the company shall have been Indisputably restored to its proper and armee dited value, besides continuing to charge the expeme of the permanent way upon the principle you have deter mined to adopt since the expiration of the last half-year, and maintaining the locomotive portion of th . , plant In full effi ciency. By them means you will gradually restore every part rf the plant to its proper value, and have a reserve fund at command for all those contingencies which mu.t continually anise in working so large a concern. Finally, the committee de tare their belief that any departure from right principle in conducting the accounts of the company has arisen from the immure of circumstances, and not from &Wm in which we include the extravagant expectations of sb ar to receive large dividends, and the sud denness with which railway concerns have risen into gigantic magni tude, and by their powerful and impetuous force urging onwards at any risk their promitn and directors, rather than allowing them the opportunity d carefully canvassing and defining the strict limits within which they an with safety be conducted, and of imparting to their management the advantages which time and experience arc wont to bestow. The Du.xcroas, in reply, say: "The committee report, that to the accounts of the year June 30, 1648, they find a sum of 2 , 430 /., and one of 1,1371., with which capital ought to have been credited and revenue debited, on amount of lute arheag from the sale of old engines and the tweeking up of old wawaa in that year. The com mittee also report • medlar care in the permanent way account to the extent of 4,6251. With r. gird to these items, th e directors beg to remark that the omission its transferring them to revenue account was dimmed by them several weeks before the sitting of the aniedttee, and Immediate steps taken, ae then re seed an their proceedings, to prevent • recurrence of the ewer. They may also date that they drew the d ismiss et the committee to them plots at the tom. messes of their labours, and shortly after pretested statements, deserteg the total extent, from the first opening at the line, of the ewer maw the three heeds of engines, carries's, and magma. The stemedelise have reported 3,5671. ea having arisen in the year ending Nth Jena, ISO. The total amountdurdsr the six previous yearn was MOH. In the permenent.way endemt the committee istimate that, Y the six years not reported on by them, an aggregate of 22,5751. is due from revenue to capital. dmall as these amounts relatively are to the aggregate of dividends paid (being lees than one-el: Mb pee mat. per kalf.year), the directero regret that any such errors should here passed undetected by them, for any length of time. The committee include with the above sums an amount of 1861. for rents and interest cm unproduedve land, as properly chargeable to revenue. The directors respectfully dissent from this view, conceiving that, as the land grows in value, the estimated Increase la 11 , 74 4...., to the credit ad revenue in capital account The second on which the committee meet, refers to the import. eat quatt in en depredation in the waking stock and permanent way. The Amster have pursued the report otter. Woods, to which the committee rages am the haserks of ilear restasicei; but the di. rectors , a qmedea the weft of thewrlnftle odor ed by the committee. particularly as word So eamerW Mr a argles proprietarynd °honer mesa es renew maintsidep haw firms Mt. There eaD taisieg lis as wholly aillhi rt revene "W i l lh il e i welded *. Munitl etock sol d ilamategY permenen uuda- t way in the Milo d ellasemy mart seedeolve to Mile ant true economy. Theorises fah, ressudso this grieve as constia to a true deter s:Motion of peer bat the ar k ammed la their revert that ths emir se aperialish to le mar good is the whole money Mimes berm the °rights' eat of the rook sad the value *hen bursa up or destroyed, while the dream, Is mordere with the views espleined In the half- ty report al gopereeher, 1146, and then sailetiened by the have promeded cm the principle, that topreerve the extra of the plant and property ef the scomoany In a meet waking condition, at the expense of memo, Is to Mater praelsolly the mit"! stock. Railway oonmecirr, with scarcely an ex. curs, have acted on the latterrinciple, decidin that° replaceout 01 mime an engine, carriage, or rail, when worn out, g by &similar one (new) at Its cad at the date of repimeesent, or if not similar, then by a value th some other form 'guinea to the cost of such new one, d = day to maintain the capital NM of the company for all bens. P Other midendom aro alba the question, at least in the= B Mapenies, Ming ea of the Wdequare provision for , durability be the early welkin MUM rads. Had these been con. Muir maw Seeet m of the knowledge now acquired, capital would ham bane mof the rowmetered, roused meta and and remora wear have bra amp he se mar et the working ex. pewee es ea treatable to i—d , emel &Reds in the oina: stock, =a mines ropimameat at re cgrevenue wt t have been The 75,41101. of mamba doe, arrived at by Hr. Woesige resiming,„ hem the aIWY cod prior, or the dill larger by the esmittes as required to make up the eaTit:7lVeleagany, thirelbreviewed by the directors repetel mates only, quite oopgenea he • dillmem ce opinion; and if the principle on which the dlraetre have rearcri is correct, a considerable re. dorm in either era ma bathe malt. The directors meld at the same tire remark, in repeats the pee which the ocausittee have soggetted to in set aside ft 'over that min to the error an the dividends ct the Mir Mims which wee overlooked in their • reserve of s.sMi, Wed et carbile per mt of the bile-yearly word ham Milted the am they have arced. Is sondradas. Mere" lake the opportunity et express. he trier Milptionte the seeamdthe la the peat labour they have bestowed ea re havoldelikr mad he the Nada statement of _ .._..R_,,,r_=.,~. _ their oplakm on the various matters moulted Into it--77,-;;--....',...n. .. very large stake which the directors matrons to kid, and is emu the lost, in the undertaking, aid the ruinous effete to of the adoption of any wrong t o e, oars tee scene gam u they have not hitherto knowingiy permitted say gement! t, non hi the capital suck of the mammy. At the alms unm,... ~. "" result of lemma saperiesce in tits mamegamsat of railwa they fully concur in the reoinnamidation of the loonittee y tO sr,7 . Bleb a depreciation fond by a regular halt.yesely at .......,ftmln out of the revenue, with a view bengaline the ~mi r '••• 'etre. the stock and permanent way at all times in full a the directors, Joan 8. lintos, locusts t ial t. 3 / 40 czoddasga . h i : E di beotAx.—The Railway CAroni , le g eye : " We have private information to the effect that ths ell tee, lately appointed at the India-house to consider the gam% 0 Indian railways, has decided uithltaltimg any the guarantee, or any new ind ulgences have so long and so fruitlessly occupied the Geld. The ram i n t, ft dimly Company and the Indian reninsular (noway. th:t .. " must now, we suppose, be dissolved ; end them we shall 110,3. tome enterprise undertaken promising a praetiethle result le a W. seeable time." KUSEI. AND ODERBESo.—Receipti for the yaw u m (73480 passengers) 74,243 thalers, showing a Marrs .1 thaters compared with the receipts of the ptecedum ye... y, m itt; dated, howtver, that there was an extension of the hos dem i t i; year 18411. COMMERCIAL AND MARIRTI3, COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, JAN. 20.—The market was . tt L and the sales were about 7,000 balm, Melodize 2, 71 e on tion end for export. liErte - mitSTIR, JAN. 20.—There was a more ehterfelael Mg and a gr. our disposition to do hospices in the piece m t h an f or same meets past, though yarns were slit. dull, (/near this better (alto; was undoubtedly the news by °yetis dma g Os atthybt state of the important mat kets of India. Thee enitals the Liverpool market for the raw material has aho tended M %mu m buyers that there Is no immediate prospector a more fusourableappg, malty fur operating contingent on a giving way there. Th e wa. time on next 1 uesslay's 'Change, however, are looked to as Mau % ths torsi/hien the market is to Homy not only Joe th e e m s . bet for soma time to come. waa W a o pr O a L ety LlN se C aetandance LOTHS. a — mer Las eb Dl t J a t i r ei . .20 eke .7 Thoeo tigi, th e , the business done U the cloth halls was not so extensive day week, owiair, was sa ki, to a large quantity of elute klieg been sold off the market day. Th ere was, how ever , a f a ir M um done, chiefly at late fates. The prices obtained for dotes are g s , garded as very low oomideriag the present prices of wet& - - THE WORSTED TRADE AT BRADFORD.—/iumb it is not very many weeks since the hulk of the faetoty warag ni Bradford were chargeable is the union, the wooled trade 11. y i . volkd so rapidly during the last two months that theya,",.. 6 all pretty generally employed, and shut the middle ol last weeaii ,uvenile bands in four or Ave of the leading manufactories havetutaal out for an advance of wages. In several cases a trilling &nun hie been given. lIARDWARE.—BIBIIINGH/01, JAN. 20.—The tad s the town ontinues to improve : the orders for the home trade in gradually increasing, and there is little doubt that they tlnue to do ao. The American orders in the bones are eery eties, wive, and a eonsidetable accesion to these are expected by Me sat mail. The metal market is firm: stocks here arc small. BREAD.—JAN. 29.—Th* prices of wheaten bread la tis metropolis are from 70. to ed.; of household ditto, Sid. told pe as. loJ MEAT, &c.-Nswowni AND LEADENHALL, J ag. 30, We had a very dull trade for meat, at barely station?, prism Beef, 2s. 6d. to Is. 6c1.; mutton, 2s. &L to 4s. 4d. ; veal, UPS ten, 4d.; pork, 9e. Od. to 4a. ed. per albs. by the earcase.-Turkeys,Ss.t 3 m ; geese, 4s. to 6s. 6d. • ducks, la. &I. to 2a. rd. ; tame rabbits, la ten Lod.; wild ditto, 64: to Is. Id. ; pigeons, 7d. t o led. ; roasting pip, se. to Pa. each ; Surrey fowls, 6e. to 10s.; ditto chickcoa, ta. to es.; lam door fowls, Sm. to 6s per couple. Enlists eats, Ss. Gd. to Kt ; Frood ditto., Is. to 90.; and Irish ditto, 7a. Pd. to ra. 6d. per 100. Prat babe, 9d. to la. 2d. per lb.-Pheasants, 26.9 d. to 3a. al. ; partridge, late la. 9d.; hares, 2a. 9d. to Ss. 6d. • woodcocks, 2a. 3d. tors. 9d.; ram, 20. to 2s . ; ptarmigan , la. Cd. to 2e • mime, ed. to lad.; teal, td„ to 'la • wild ducks, la. 6d. to to ; widgeons, la le. 6d.; Wynne% 7d. tola. each. • EISH.—BILLINOSOATE. lAN. 20.—Turbots, 6.. M ood flak 2a. 6d. to 6a. 6d. ; whlunga 3d. to 6d. lotaters, is. to h. 36.; crabs. 6d. to 2a each; moles, 6d. to 28 3d. per pair; salmon, late 414; ode. 4d. to le per lb.; haddock*, 3d. to 6d. each; crimped eleam N. to sd. ; salt Rik 3d. to aci. per lb.; Ihnuiders, la. to Is. ed. per dm; mackerel, fid, to le. each; oysters, 13a. to 23e. per bushel. From the DUBLIN GAZETTE.—Friday, Jas. 19. _ _ BANKRUPT& JOSEPH Fistras, Youghal, Cork, sti;;;,.ian. 30 & Much 2, at 12, d Dublin Ct. Agent, Crawford, Wellington-quay. JOHN HANDY, Upper Lacaon.at., Dublin, merchant, Jan. 30 k kYttk 2, at 1, at Dublin Ct. Agent, Poe, South Anneat. INSOLVENT. Jan. 18. Brom ?Munk, Donnybrook, Dublin, mill sire. INSOLVENT PETITIONEIS., M. Boarbe, Ballogw7l3.l7ppewy (mum ). Bye.. Leigklio bridge. Carkm, mama P. Dralibt. light; Ma& Co.. fmsoer P. Ihukla, RION WOGOLIMMOS W. C. D. .lolukswa. Keil% Astrira, W Kilskliwid, Klikediff, Mays s Oorputecipsh J. ll'Ekeeper mp, Cleo% Maw w. ■rarer, shop E. Murph oe y. Cork • lll= T. Bay*, Dallampll. Ileatli. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE—Maui. 811. 101.41111. 0011.'811. DCLIAIL HI. 2 Dublin 00 Honied .... 010 India in gout) -10 Mal* 01 OW_ .atorford OlO ilsanlera .... 1 i &mow. Jan 3WI , Ham. ' 1 Dowasioa 01 haws .. ... 01 Do. Matiouna u,3 W loalaJaall 1 Geara.iklirs 00 Lisboa -Jon 270 Haien an )14- 1 0 Dead. Jaa.ls 0 lisobent 00 Srdn, N.11.W All 27,1 ....Jan 25 . . . _ w --•- - --- Gunmen, JAN. 21.—Arrived: Carnatic, Madras; Triton, NM; Arno, Buenos Ayres ; Venus, Messina ; Courier, Julie, Maty Lon Guernsey; Jibra, Demerara ; Liberty, Lady Doug!" Rosen; B. L Greene, Mauritius; Ina, Venus, Guernsey; Caroline Apra, Sim, Calcutta; Bromley., Demerara; Kate Kearney, Jaaora; Priam Royal, hamburg ; Compeer, St. Michael's; Prince. Royal, Lepora; Mary Jose, Rouen ; Robert Byers Sydney; Richard Thornton, Is. tavia ; Albion, Boulogne ; Belfast , Calais; Ocean, City of Londe, Rotterdam; Camilla, lieu Diep; James Watt, Antwerp; Varna, Havre; St. leopard, Dunkirk ; Minx, St. Michael's ; Mary km Mims; Burton, Guernsey; Madagascar, Calcutta ; nodular, Odom; Ranger, Rio Janeiro .— Soi led Dispatch, Algoa Bay ; Sir L. Bub, Ostend; Wilberforce, Hamburg; Columbine, Havre; Giraffe, Rol. teed= ; Mermaid, Bombay; City of Boulogne. liculope; 'fount, Canis ,• Magnet, Rotterdam; Remitturt, New Orleans ; Chia; &m. bay; Printer Victoria, Antwerp. lamutrooL, JAw. A I. —A rri ed : W. Rushton, Logan; Wye, Rio Grands.—filled: Emma Graham, Oporto; Dysons, Brasile; Male, New York; Elizabe.h, New Orleans; Macedonia, 11..Itimote; Golds Fleece, Pernambuc.r; ManutUta, Cape Verde and Monte Video; 111. tate' Christiansand; Liffey, St. Michael's; W. Carey, Waite; Richmo d, Boston; Pilot Pith, Bahia; Retread, Boston; Dual% Genoa; Water Lily Smyrna; Richard, Bt. Vbes; Shakopee, Charleston ; Prin ce of Orange, Bombay. MALTA, late. IR.—About 9.30 p.m. on the 4th a fire brae out Cal board the Engliah ship Grecian, Capt. S. Todd, trum Liverpool, wick manufactured goods and colonials. H.M.S. Vengeance vent her launch with a fire engine, and son put it out. The cargsl paNy damaged by the water from the engine. [Advertisement.]—A BRUISED FOOT CURED, AND AMPUTATION OF TEI TOES PIUITINTED BY HOLLOWAY'S OINTBENT AND Pmts.—Mr. Oliver Smith Jenkins, of }Whisk, when superintending the erection of a railway bridge, had his toot severely bruised by tie Lilies of a heavy stone; apprehending that galloon communise would result from it, he consulted some of the most eminent surgeons in Edinburgh, „ ho informed him that, to effects cure, two of his toes must he amputated; refusing to submit to this, he returned to Mork, and commended using Holloway's Ointment and Pile, and, miraculous as it may appear, these invaluable medicines heeled hie bot, me la three weeks he was enabled to resume his employmest,--liold by all druggists, and at Professor Holloway's estublirlimmt„ 144 Stree t Lond.m. BIRTHS BAILNY.—Jaa. IS. at Hereford, Lao wile of J. Ballot'. Jun . M•P*. Ol • SOD. DENS ET.—Jan, 16 at °lwo,. Mm. Bennet, of a daughter. BENTLEY.—Nov. 17. at Bangalore. El., the wile of C. Bentley. Eng.. H M.'s :14 Infantry, of a eon. BIBS.—Dec. 6, at Coluthatoro, the wife of C. J. Bird, Esq.. of & daughter, atillbore. BUSH.—Jan. 18, at Clapham, Mrs. J. A. Bush. of a daughter. CA LAN V.—Jan. 16, at riouthom, the wife of Major CaLamy, Royal Marina, of a eon, mill born. Dalt BY.—Nov. 13, at Ootacamund, R I. the wife of C. D. Drury. Eat., of a daughter. ELLIS.—Jan. 18, at Lavender-MIL Sunny. the wife of 0. H. Elbe. urtt_oi Nov . 20, at Bangalore, the wife of C. E. MIL Esq.. Mehl& Engineers. of a son. HULL—Jan. 16, at St. CMOs, Norwich, the wife of Dr. 0. Hull, of a daughter. IREm.. WlN.—Jan. 16, at Rathmile, Racommon, the wife of R. Ire% _of a &editor. JON ES.—Jan. 18, at Dublin, the wife of J. 0. Jones. Eq., of a daughter. LAM IL—Jan. 17, at Paisley, Mrs. J. iamb, of a daughter. LOCK HART.—N 00. LO. at Cuddalete.ithe wife of Capt. W. E. Lockhart, 45th Native I ofantry, 0: a a• u. HABERLY.—Jan. 17, at IlighlArry grove, Mrs. 0. F. Maberly. of a Ma. MORRIS.—Nov. 10. at Trichinopoli, the anted the Rev. 0. E.llown, 4 4 1 " of Trioldimeoly. of a eon. PUR IS.—Dec. 2. at ktamapatarn. the wife of A. Purvis. Esq.. Civil &Mee, of • son. WOOD.—Jan. 18, at Inwood Lodge. Henstridge, Somerset., the tribal J. Wood, lab. of • eon. MARRIAGES. BAOLEY—BAIRD.—Jan. 18. at Holy Trinity Church Tottenham, the Bev. T. Bagley. curate of Norwood. to Helen Wood, daughter of (he late T. Baird, of Colchester, Duca. BLACK—THOMSON.—Jan. 17. at Crookedholm, Kilmarnock, the Rev. D. Black, of the Free Church, Tillicoulto, to J.aseio, 0614 daughter el M. Monism, Esq. BLOW—NELSON.—Jan. 17. at Holy Trinity Church. Hull, by the Rev. Y. W. Hamby, R. Blow, Esq.. of Grirothy. to Rebecca Jane, eldest daughter of J. Mahlon, LV.. Barnetby le.Wold, near Brier DALKAINE—FIRTH.—Jan. If. at Christchurch. St. Marylebone. A. DEM:mine, Fie., to Sarah Caroline Firth, of Balaton. HOPE INS—CRAFTS.—Jan. 17, at Christ a Church, New Radford. by the Rev. E. Bull J. 11. Boothia. Esq., to Ann, youngest daughwrof Mr. T Crafts, Plumed* 110 PKI N SON—W ATTS.—Jan. 16, at St. Mary's, Nottingham, by the Roe. J. W. Brooks. O. T. Hopkinson. Em., of th e Inner Temple. to Elisabeth. youngest daughter of Mr. R. Watts. HITCH ESON —SCHMID —Nov.6, at Octacsinund. LI., Mut P. W. Mitcheston, L N., to Hannah Maria, olden daughter of Mcßee B. Schmid. D.D. NEWTON—AINSLIFL—Jan. 18. at Send parish Church, by the Ille% G. L Harvey, rector of Tate, Oleucestarthlre. F. W. boatart of Barton, Grange, Soonemetshire. to Catharioc Bayley. only &AMR: of W. Ainslie Eat ,of Woodhill. Bend, near Ripley. Sorrel , SANDARS—WALKER.—Jan. 18, at Pt. Jano s. Paddington. In 0 1 Rev. W. H. King. WA, 0. Pandas. Esq., of Alverthorps Rag. York* itins,'H.P., to Arabella, eldest, daughter of J. Walker. DM, of Cio' bridgeriquare. Hyd•park. SPEID—LOVELL—Nov. 21. at Chlttoor, B. Snot& 34 h o.ll_, to France., daughter of the late O. 01 Rockley House, Hants. WALKER—OEORGE.—Nov. 15, at Masulipatani. E.L. F. Eng., 47th N.L. to Caroline Amelia, youngest daughter W. (11101110.1liaq., of Haiesworth, Suffolk. DRAMS.L AITCHISON.—Nov. 8, at Seoul.% Lieut. R. Aitchison, 16th Reid. . 4 CAMPBELL.—Jan. 17, at the vicarage, WemenhaeL IC"(Glk'„ir.h Jane. wife of the Rev. C. Campbell. CHAU VEL—Nov. 23, at Aram. (bet. T. A. Chloral, hid Wits Veteran Battalion. CLARK.—Jan. 17. at Glasgow, the Rev. J. Clark. DO BETT.—Jan.I6, at OrovrebilliLerrams, Calibers-O,N. Doefett,ll*. aged 84. PREAKE.—.Lan. 18, at, AddisonYued, Notting-OUL J. Freak., hit, TRASER.—Nov. 24, at Dowlaishivarain, RaJahmundry , A . Fraser, If" 00E01 E.—Jan. 17, at °oldie Leigh. aged 3L c late of the Ordnance °face. Tower. apt' 5/. • xj„ HA LPI N.—Nov. 30, at Berhampote, Pm& J. Hal lo. and Ambit:Surveyor-Gen. of th e tlanJam District. , L J. MON LLY.—Nov. 13, at Maaulipatam . Satoh, wife 0 . Kennedy, 47th Beet.. N.I. KERB. —Jan. 18. Lieut. O. Eery R.N.. aged n• 44. MOUCIAN.—Dee. 10, at Wolvendatti C. A. Morgan. lA, 0. STRACIIEV.—Jan. 17. at Bownfiana House. 6 1 . 0 ct.W .3 "'"'' Strachey. Em • late of the Madras Civil Service, aged 7 1 w. J. VALLUM.—Jara accidentally drowned at Hartlepool. Min. Esq., late Mayor of Hartlepool. aged 38. UN E.— .fan. 16, at Hato", near Bath. C. Vine. Eek Agnes, TALKER.—Jan. 16, at Mill.bill Cottage, Hastings. as.. Plumpatted, B. 11. Goldi . wife of J. H. Walker Es' 0.. of NewearalsonT)ne. Be !AHD. — Jan. 17, at Kensington, Mary, widow of rho 13/A Ward, rector of Starkey and Moreton, Norfolk. aged BL wife of IDJ ci lABDROPMR.—D 37thec. 1, at senanderated. M Ma E. Ormi_Reirt. dlefw Ann, Hardy° Mateo, aim publish/Nu Dl *swam Ku. Hai 41.4ium‘rw...- street, in the City at London. Peaty:. a& the Ono'. bt Lop le the preelaci el Whltetrian.—AlospAT. JimVAht 21. low N 0 4,, w eD tht. c iao:awful libll.oltl todoot cbra. Ole zooterL 1.10,116 kr L. Nol MUM.. dltaatate blo of &ow* WINTER fooofoot . . l VOATO of tor TROL to prtt dild% Ws" a - ll' will .T 11, IT ~+ S DOW Ii of jr Melt. In Autumn hi t Ote.terti toe% tton well The Bulwer . D'Ortay Ilhootim Autuano Outdo Autwno D 1,34 CI Yrn,k dl B* lti t Notice OTT7 °hoer If not al cam. viii Lash. Sol Si. 1.61114 M▪ ika vrt lnue OM AM TAXI till Ina. uuth PR , MAYO dealer., PTA S , SPILL SAM wee% 13A1.4 I MIA I. BREA " . "1 - ,, BliyA Cu CIIEK BUT BUTT Ivory CARL FISH 11011 At 11 lIKER m•. NATI ♦ M -- dit - i;; WATT A SAI that CAM gir CHEA WINF. Up*: DE( 'A CH lege IPlat VINT vast. VANII MAT( now 411 n; MUD in la KN,4I — Mete PAN, A Rill I+ll.. k V 4. (;): It 11 A PAI Atm Alt At' PAN IN F.% THE TIIE . I TUN. I KHAN Tit l AG UNA. ant DIM( -; cLoi! !RAI • bum DELI The' 1349 A c i"i Cus4i *Nen I A ida c aackli Mow Oxfut whiel then sad tut. I sent I NI stAii the WW life al street Mr at