The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-25 00:00:00

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Chums Cor.-46 to 1 most (0, 30 b 1 um Osesidies. . 3 Is I WI 01 ludit U to most foler aS to I apt lAisis. 40 IA 1 API Ulm& (t). tt to 1 apt Farew itisto, ell (t), SO to 1 apt Datestad (t). MiTitOrOLITILW HAWDICAT.„-7 to 1 apt Comm (t 9 to sa tt,lotot T ooossy Wow. Di —9 to 2 mot T 2.• Fly Datebatan 7ft 1 apt Tams. It to 1 apt likamemb. II to I opt Oiterlej. UPI 1 apt way of Matta let Ow —No betting. tab) Enttlltutna. • IQUITY COURTd.—TIeratDAT. Deems the Led Mousier. Davie Ana Wire e. Kuistroin.—Darr on Girt ? The mature of this salt, the argusents es bah sides, sad an expression of opinion by the Lord Casnoller, have bus already reported in this jeerseL It will be ressembsred that it masa bill Ned ageism the defesdast by bi. eater and far Mahar" to obtain rassest of • sue of 1,2861., with batmen lime 1130, as the 'a Were ef the mite of • brewery at Dover, serried en by the defesdaat, @Mae, 1825, he the bees- St, as the plaintiff alleged, of all the brothers sod slaters of the defendant. The defendant admitted that hie pubs in the brawny front 1825 to 1830 'tabled btu to di str ibute among his brothers and sisters above 1,7801. to sale, as he =lto do, sad he actually paid that as to some of et he insisted that it was ell of his own free will gift, end hasty, and that he was under no legal obligation to de so. That sepeared to be the Lord Chandelle's opinion, and bit lordship reimposed lie judgment to give the war time to wee to as arrangunest.—Kr. Mains (of mensal for the defendast) told his lordship after odds; his seat that morsier, that the .awl of all tie parties agreed that the hill be dismissed, without tests ; se that his lordship will not be celled on to give say jodessant. Tea COZPORATION or 1100111111T31 V. Lae —Pony or ROCIIMITIJI.—TotsA ON COALS This apeal ben • dime of Viee-Chinellor Katlic Bum has - best signed kr two days, sad Is &most eossieded. The 101 wee ihd /w in airiest of tolls of 3jd. per to on etas inane/ !oda debedent into " the pa of Roamer." The questing was, whether the vapor tion of the city were owners of tbe pia it Rechsstsr ; how far that pot ex. tended I whether en • right total on all invalid dor aessapsia, and *as imported and seas wa fts As leas ea those questicas, direeted by the rot a dhanselisr, woo band in haw of toe defendant, and Ms Rower thereupon Menial the bil. The appal was Mthat dares. The Atteatey-Ossaal, Mr. Respell, erida', and Mr. D. Lewis, were hoard for the ap pellants ; Sir Ir. Thaiger, Mr. Warta, sad Mr. Bovill, for the defendant.—The AsteinerGsneral is yet to reply. Dire the Koos of the Bons. SALMON IP. Hoorad.—Ttrovram. V. Hoer's. The t is these ream baying been c o ncluded. the Master the fate reserved his judgment, expressing his wish that the part:es would o,mptotnise their &spates. Bastaeasoir V. Tai COWLIIIYOUTN AND WONILINOTON RAILWAY.—MALINO Or COW/MUT ROADS IT RAIL WAY Conrail v. This snit was Wearied by the plaintiff, to carpel the 4s- Redacts to stake coaraleat roads and slips for cattle on his land. It appeared that in Ruch, 1846, the comma, °De tracted to purchase tram the plaintiff part of two closes called resprtivuy Codllt and Botland, in the parish of Workingtoe, in Carberlaad, sad the esepany _agreed to rake such roar, ways, sad silos for cattle as right be neeneary. The sloes cried Rolland wan bounded ea this north side by the river Dstureat, and the railway cat off part ot this clue ad- Lo o ting smana th• river from the rest of the hind and the el the hem The company constructed for fM plaintiff • level searing over the railway, and a small creep for cattle trader lt. The plaintiff was not satisfied with these eoraurcationa, sad insisted that he right to have a bridge over the railway and a son °whee ziest area for cattle, the cue seastructed being, as was alleged, wily six feet tigh sad liable to he flooded, as well r dangerous, and the plaintiff having else to crass land sot be leaguer; to him to reach it.—Mares. Roapell and Renshaw armed the plaiatifs case. Bohn the Iliebelmeeleor et Zitlead. COLIMAN O. Maitattem.—Aoooottes IlrfWlillf Boucrroa AND CLUNY?. Tals snit was instituted for the parpass of opening certain accounts between Messrs. Me. and Manta, solicitors, of I/Asinine, Barr .7, and a pattern= named Col. man, aho bad been a client of the Ind It appeared that the defendants had acted as Mr. Cole man's sciiisiton from the year 1890 to 1845, during which time a number of transaction. had been effected, , and money bad oat various emulous been procured for Cole man, who h. 4 sulhequently died in embarrassed circum stances. The present proceedings were carried on by the representatives of Colman, sad it was slimed there was reason to believe that the amouste bad been made out in a very informal way. that so vouchers had ever been de. livered by the defendaats, and the only proof of C Armen having approved of them wm the fact of his signature ap pearing in the defendant's books. A quantity of evade. ate was produced on both aides, sad it was shown on behalf of the aetendants that the aceonata bad been kept in a proper and business like inseam sad that the conduct of the ele feadanta bad beam perieetly fair and hoelosrable throughout the tramaateens. The argasamita in the case, which has oe. espied the court fee several day% have not yet ben con cluded. adore Vles.ilhemelior tided knee. Ex PARTS BOOKINII. an ai m —N o BOND. Tide was • psdtioa by way of appeal from the rejection of a prool on three bands. Tbe mewl of the rejection weal that the beads were flooded without etasiderction, and when the obligor was is bet I. ineolvsat eirwanetences. The bankrupts • ere beakers at Brid and the bonds, the validity of whisk were • were given by on. of this. in 1841 ia ansidetatioa of the Mew of a former bean for 3,0801 glees by him to his sister is 1811. The eensideratioe for the led-steadossd bend wee alti god to be a promise seeds by the beaknipt to kis lath* oa his death bed.—Mr. Ressell sad Mr. IL N. CBs, for the petitkeer, esateatied that the bead given up iseemed • sari nut wad: &ratios be the sew boaas, sod that there was no 'vide,* that the bankrupt knew Urosed to be in Whim ei su atears at tho it... and the* kr bed seatinurd to carry ea habeas ar.awwl peen ealleiseida--/b. &metes and Mr. ihmter. Sir the arigaess, said that the eseousis showed else* that midweek she busbies of the beak had eentiamed he be tarried ea , still it bad been all *rag leadvant, sad that the bankrupt must, or ought to have hews that seek was the case ; sad that ea *tail freaduisat latent needed ass to be proved, a voinatary bead, eased . ted by • mesa in is elves; arcucestanees, befog, in kw arandulest mad void without any voids** ot *toads. to imbued the just ereditare; they cited • en pane Berry" (19 Vag, 211.)—The Vise Chew cellar sad that. eceerdiag te ha iapreesica of " et pre Berry." Lord Bides did met met upon the mere oireismetaele et insolveary, but Inferred ben the widen* the the seem sity the* in question had been given, mot merely with • knowledge of hikes drenamtaames on the part el the obligor, bat with a view or beekr ia irm i end far the wpm et amigo fag the °Wises. sad their position is that event. In the protest acts hie ewer did sot Rae ridiad it to b., suggested, that either the obligee had nodes .4 the iasel verity ot the obligor, or of his being la Mien Sift 11/14411101118. Thou, with regard to the obligor, it might be that he had at least sampected die state of his eiressesseuese. or would have dab se had kis euestke hems direetail to that pedal. bat his honour believed that this eensideratioa Gassed so pert of his =otiose in giving the hands, end that he asti d so he would have dose if he had bees one of the wealthier*. of =re and without any *diadem of improvise the prelate of ohne.* as argaiast his owelitess. The pro* must, tbesokrv, be admis asad is so deciding his Honour thought he was met sintratrealag "ex pans Berry." nor subs modally Menai Iron the monualesitiner, who heti not Wore hid all the elremsteoess. Zs nom litumm, 11Swarm.—Ammotrt. This was the potation of a creditor elaiminc an sneaiy. mwdy enured by • deposit el deeds with a written same readout. The prayer was to ban the seestrity said: and the gamic., was whether it was IIOOSINGT7 to enrol the written at. morandum, the 'entity being also secured by • bond, duly enrolled wording to the Annuity Aet —Mr. Webb suplertrd the prition, and Mr. Russell, foe the aseigmes, couti•nded that the security was void as reseeded the d dtwi de. de, for want of enrolment. —The Vute-Chanuefier held that the present and termer Waits Mem di 1 not in cub fence flitter is this respect, and that, under the former it had been held that all the securitiescrested con. tOCOPOranOOWiIy With the security mum be enrolled . The petition maw tarreloes be . but gils Potiiioost =Wit have hues to file a bill sad eater a claim. BI PAATI Patensti., an Trauma. —Baunaurt's Sow 1111DRit. In this cam Mt 'bankrupt had obtained, on a petition (on which the awign, kpillarad), sa order to surrender after the time limited. (Ja the mad= of obtaining the order, he made au affidavit that he had been absent en amount of family differences. It wee lOW alleged that after the ceder was obtained he attained before the somminioner that hi. absence wee occasioned by the *Warmed state of his Whirs, whereupon the meignees presented the preens% petition, to have the order disitharged,as having been obtained by a miereprementation, and on the ground that the coon would sot, at all evens if it had haws the real (seta, have .hawed the bankrupt his cone.—llir. Swamies and Mr. Sheffield supported the Vies-Chancellor Said It was for the beim It of the delete that the healuipt ahead , wonder, ad the chusmatease relied epos kethei ha grand ha a rtitiaa I. Mildwa.r t!te _white ed odic The petitioa nut be ftwahree whir. saw, Howmah e. CAR*: hattnniCa• The ergasteats is this r ase, which was owned yeahr&y, iubd.,..!B I•aaaaahadiee., were remised. The eb*t et the hill . W a d ad" • 491 / 4 atpoesaveyesse, apes the rear I, motel, _ • 4111 .. 'shwa s ada*blesses et the deila •••1- " 1 " Viamti't sod the detaadeat stead ie the rattles tor lath .altar it wick sad 011011. As the ors is ealy partly hoard at prsW. s t, sad turas very mach epos coalliettag state "• 10, ":Orr ear report %mil the eartelasios of the arra. mats. — ', lre Deem sad Ur. Freviisi spewed he the or sad Illr. ihrsastaa sad Mr. J. lr. Prior kr the 41447 .61%. _ _ COWIN OF Q 17111141 BINCIL—TzmaDAT. Wham la lleme. &MR IP. TIM QUIRES IN laws. Tide ass, hmetmed the (modes ea to whether a ram mer dm a hamlet esabi bald a wart et same rashes deriver the molar for the meaty, ramping the r evert the maw, part of the day, mad was am Mr Limited mina it reme. We shall glee the arguments mhos they are eon BAIL COVET —TanillaDev. Mew a sense.—Belbre it,. Juan Mb. Tau Qom= s. Daosse.—Tun loons° Biomes Caen. Mr. Ballemdeo applied for a rule to show ammo why Mr. Dame, the prepvieter of the infeat pauper establishment at Tooting, wit* whom the earoser's jury bad on Tuesday retaltscd • verdict of manslaughter, should oat lea admitted to b4l.—Thor learned c tinsel said that as *met, white bed cocepied soadderable time, had taken ph* before Mr. Wahley, the mon* for Middlesex, at the Globe eiehliolassee, Derby street. Ofses-idd•lsso• That Inquiry had bees held es the bodies of four children who bad been removed from Mr. Droners establishment, and the_ Jag back returned a verdict of Itanslaughtar opine Xr.BartbWram Peter Drouet" The coroner had bed kis warrant against that pawn, but he having ne .power to adonis him to bail it was a sary to make the pre. east appease*. He (Mr. Ballantine) had net been able to korsith his lordship with copies of the deposition', owing to their length, but hoped to be able to do so to morrow, and Mr. Dronet would come up on Friday to surrender to the warrant, sad to be admitted to bail. Mr Leeds. Brie said the proper coarse would be for the deposit's* to be oilloielly bron.ht before him. It would be seesseary, is the drat place, to have • rule absolute for a cer tiorari* bring up the deposition' • and also to have • rule ski to admit the party to bail afte r be had surrendered to the eareser's waist. The learned judge then asked Mr. Belantine if be bad any affidavits of the proesedinp which took plan before the coroner. Mr. Masao' replied that an areosult of the inquiry be fore Mr. Wakley had been published in the daily mew, which was very cornet ibut he bad the affidavit of the de feedaat's &Messy, which he would read to the court. The keened weasel stun read the !affidavit, in which Mr. Droeet'e attorney set forth the fact of the inquest having been hold, and of • verdict of manslaughter having been lowa against his client. Mr. duties Brio, after consulting with the registrar from the Creers-effise, mid he did sot skink the affidavit stated eeMeisat bete te Won him to greet the application of the Imola emeel. Mr. liellestin• replied that another sill lavit mild shortly be MOIL sad perhaps his lordship would allow him to em body in it the accounts of the inquest which had bees pub. ibbed in the newthapers. Mr. deed* Erie said that the affidavit might to state what the fasts were, esaseeted with the 00MITIIi16011 of the ogee* with which the party was charged, and what were the mitigating circumstances of the ewe. At a later period of the day Mr. Beneath* put in a men extruded affidavit, upon whisk his lordship granted • rule absolute for • certiorari to bring up the depositions, and a rule nisi to show cease why Mr. Droset should not be ad mitted to bail. Mr. Hellmann' geld it would be more we eniest for Mr. Drouet to come up cm Saturday than on Fri day, as he had originally IN as TNONAS LODS1 1 = 1 1:1MMION POSTE' AM. I i i.,16111 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25 1M49. masked " dram," sad were seed la the beafttg et se da n bridges sad parapet webs eireaseted with the manes. of swampy lands is Liaeolashire tinder a local act of parliamat (6 It 7 Vie.,.. 76). The defeadaat was a ocatteetor under the commissional@ sprinted by tbat at, and the object of W information, it wee said, was renown try the question of liability than to recover the retain* ei'mted to have been Marred. Tbe ease wet ried before the Lord Cliff Berea at the sine. after but Trial :4 Terse, and • verdict found for the defendant. A rule r;.l ice a new wet, on the eremee a of aiedireetioa, was mabsequemtly obtained by the Attorney- Gellert, sad emu having been ahem spare that rule Wet tars, the alert than took time to embler. The Len Chief llama delivered judgment yesterday It was ecateaded on behalf ef the defendant that the le eMre intended to exempt beet duty all bricks whin were an merely absolutely, bet reasonably neesesery, for amine parnes% That the bridges mad parapets in can tin hums unwary is emenlenta of neh drainage, and that the dm eadent bad therefore a eight to an " duty fen" bricks fa cad e hen For the wow. it wu that the bridge. sat parapets wen net neemary fur tits purpose of dung% that the brWges wore highways, sad that, it the legislature bad not *nay exteadedtbe pebMp of using " duty free " bricks to the sometrudem of WWI" and works of that description coannted with draluae it nut be assumed that no nen privilege existed ; that the de• holden bad therefore violated the act of parliament. The crown sight b, entitled to duties in respect at last to nem of Ilse bans alleged to tan been used by the defeatism% sad it the attention of the inn had not been specifically called to that question, the majority of the wart veers of opinion that it had not nen suanntly investigated, and that therefore there ought to be a new trial.—The rale for a new trial we accordingly wade absolute. Sou Puts at -Beare Mr. Baran Itolle and a London CosolOCS Jury. . _ - This was the snood term sitting . at OnildhelL The list comprised the average littillrn of causes. Only two mum were defended, and them presented no feature of the slight est interest are to the parties. The whole list wu disposed of In an hour. The third term slither 000/1111209 et Westminster this day. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ynavaaray. Before Mr. Cosonsiesionse Foolsbowie. Re &vat= —TEE Boon TRADE. 3. W. Spoke', bookseller. of the Strand, applied for his wriggling. His unsecured debts and liabilities amounted to 1,3221 ; sew is. 1231. Oa the Ist of February, 1847, be had a capital of 6941. ; and his profits bed ben 1,0341. H I made sageness were put down at 9681; rent, rates, and taus, 6661. ,• law charges, 2021. ; losses, 4291.; domestic expenses, 3311 The bankrupt was supported by Mr. Ferry and Mr Duncan. There was no opposition. From a short examination of thebankrayf hobo commissioner it appeared that be had kept no bill book, though be bad had revel al bill tinworks', that many of his accounts were uovouched, and that be bad pawned goods to the event ot 401. His (:abilities on outstanding bills were 4161., including 701. on two hills givOS to Reynolds, and now held by Mr. Cox, for which he never received greater value than WI His Honour observed that the trading bad been very disastrous ; and, under all the circumstances, the certificate must be sus pended six months from the date of the last examination, with protection. akerammtanses. Ile prmsated the analog!. W • tirraldit to doted by the home surgom esidasPAr i that* that hi. wife bad died in * A m satabinkmeat, after great offering, on the 214 inst., it th e same time draniag the attention of saunas to tk d tim e o f Mr. Idegte, slorgyassa. mimes same appeared ea the back of the to proof of tbe osrmetneas of hi . sem. Winter titekeil bin to mil spin, sad dkestered aeewartle that the sertifisate was a forgery, and ti?, prisoner's story a fabriestiom—The istodisity dicer hams peeved that the primmer wee a wall knows bwiag letter impostor, the tall punishment of three month s' bard Lebow. was inflicted. • WORSHIP-STREET.—Roam-ear.— W. Gilbert and C. Witegflehi, two well.connected youthe, were easily ex• milted charged with hiving burglarioualy entered the pre mises of Mr. Timothy, as upholsterer in High rreet, Shore ditch, and deltas quantity of plate and other property. The case appeared in this paper on the 11th end 12th inst. The robbery teak place is November last, end the drama stanoss amateeted with it remained involved is obscurity until about a fortnight dace, when the polies received private information which Wetted them to proceed to the house of the lad Gilbert's grandfather, a respectable *ruler:pan, upon searching which they discovered, concealed under the coun ter, some site. r spoons and other articles which formed pert of the phaniker, and also a large number of street door and shakiest km, and other implements for burglarious pur poses. A NM* WY afterwards prosecuted at the house of the ham of the odor steamer, where another portion of the boo'y was boa eserseed, and both the lads were taken into custody, when they severally confessed their joint participa tion in the robbery I sod it was afterwards discovered that several of the keys hod best purloined from dwelling-haute. to which Gilbert bed 898101 upon business ou account of his grandfather. Some farther evidence of a conclusive nature was now goes late, and both prisoners ware committed for trial, the magistrate Tginnng to accept bail tor them. MARLBOROUGH STREET —Matzos]) RoggenT OF Robertson was finally examined charged with having is his pound= 1.179 prism, the property of the Istomnlogieal Society. stolen from their rooms, in Old Bend street, and a book, the property of Chivies Gunnell, H ~ rasa from one of the committee-rooms of the Home of —lt appeared that several persons have been a prebsoied Our having in their press on property pilfered teem Maim yolk* offices, two of wk. m have been cont. WNW 19 Mb their trial, and that this case took its rise foes them peasoadings.—N. Edwards, a Handset)r of foreign Impel elseenasale, said from artein facts which einte to nis knoadedge, eanoodell with a charge against other peril. s, he mild at the yeiennees house, and recommended him to mike a full abdosore of any depredation. w hick had bees committed within his knowledge. Witness sew a parcel of prints in the prisoner's room, and, alter some conversation, the prisoner speed to meet him at the oSce of Mr. Lewis, solicitor, the next dry, and state all he knew. Witness left the house with the prisoner, and the prisoner's wife followed with a bunula of prints, which were gives to witness and lodged with the po lice. The prisoner did not keep his appointment, and aeon afterwards he was taken into custody by the police —Mr. J. 0. Westwood. secretary to the Entomological So ciety is January, 1848, said that at that time the pint- now produced were stolen from the society's rooms. The cover in which they were wrapped bad 'Mews's writing ou The prisoner said he was entirely in- went of the charge, and was fully committed.—J. Riddel, office keeper to the House of Commons, said the b iok now pro. ducted, and which was frond in t he prisoner's room, was tie property of C. Gunnell, Esq., at d ha a been stolen from one of the ionasitteseroonts. Tnebook was not missed until pro duced by the pollee. l'he prisoner, who said he bought the b:ok, was committed on this charge also. TKO STITRX op False CHARACTE99.—In reference to the modedoes fur giving false chase ors, and obtaintng places by means of the mme, as reported in the Ezpress ea Monday sad yesterday. the magistrate has remittal the fo lerriag sassysteos letter : Ilansred !h,—llte old proverb was wiled on Saturday last at year court in the scavietion the woman for spying ee chsreeters —he ewer so dew yea are swe to be caught a W t tot. This Mohan boa been mat suaandod Ice the lam twenty years in Wise Tale• characters, always until now escaping can- Mika. She firm* lived la style in Queen.equare, Holt hem ; from there AO removed to Guildford-street; from Mists Thetley.greve, user Polders:et-green; from theme to Towns. etriestays. et. Joba's Wood, where the door was kept locked night and ea be her gelds from the MUM. Her right name Is diet, insert Mk ember wrinkled Sambaed, Rama nore, yellow teetk im ar ai ssegol a mmill dud; she is no sehotar whatever, but of millicrea She has been most suceeedul lately in giving Warsaw% getting four or flee • day of kith a see in eituations. Ist=dn. the Hoe. T. —, of St. Jemees Palace, was ac ed& era of her meat',—e4 Thomas, like many ethic gmdiessa, reselviag a long fictitious character from the weemem. Alsip' easy mess to lodging bass end hotels, and gave ellenifterete mshismen and gentlemen in town end country. As long clemeseses, se they are termed, were preferred, she always gem them, emd those she recommended were sure to get sheet has ie pethernee to servants who had only genuine sheet time. Latterly she has pot into families two returned omelets : one um was ones trumpeted, end has only tall y returned from Miasma Os& Her fee varied hum Me. to 31. She has often visited NA pawl* Mlvart's hotel, and gem numerous characters from that hehlemehle resort; likewise from Hens-Pies, Chest Not only doss this erase 100invege robbery, but goad Prevents, who have lived in. MAW kr yews, have been obliged to have their places through the emetreeriag conduct of thee" neer comers in the family, who, oe the rrsagth of their fails good character, mmt have all their own way, and all the perquisites and what they call "makings." The writer ogre mat a memorial to Sir G. Grey, pointing oat the queen, at aUm when metering two months' hoptirooment foe an moult on we of these rattles. There era honored' of good country servants who come up from the country to get Omen who cannot do so because of the system adopted by ladies as to the dia meter of servants, whereas this woman's partisans can always be sure ca • good place either as upper or under servants, if they can pay this women 1.1. or if. If a lady or gentleman adopted this simple rule when they get a Way et as to character, they could not be taken In. fto adly or two before the day they fix to the house where they get a reference to, and if the character to be given was a fictitious me they would find the parties bed not arrived. Go the day after the time Said and they would find the parties bad gone to the continent or out of town. The woman has been very successful in amid) imp ladies gives to change, who are all down in her list. It is must extraordinary that the higher ceders of society have been so long doped by this woman, who is uneducated, and who transacts all her own °preteens:deuce. It is hard for a fervent to lose her bread for one irdiscretion, but nothing can Justify the too ready access into families of rank and wealth of felons and bed characters, by the eye. tem of giving him characters.—Anon. THE ATTEMPTED EICiDlt rims WANT.— Senor y Hurtado Caine yesterday to thank the magistrate for the benevolent interest which he had taken in hie family. He appeared to be suffering from the effects of his wounds. In addition to the donations direct, the following sums have been received : —" H. M. T.," Si; "M. L. W.," 30.. ; "J. W.," IL ; " A C. 8.," IL ; C C. 8.," 11. "r. Plgoe," 31. 3 2. ; "W. Houghton," 31 3s, ; " A Lidy," 21. ; `tHerjeant Wraoghaeo," 101. ; &no, rams, 11. • and various small sums, making, with former sums received, a total of 551. 3s. fell, handed over. MARYLEBONE —CHARGE OF ROB9IBY.—J. nenthon was re-examined, charged with having stolen a con siderable quantity of plate, the property of Mr. Waller. In June last prosecutor went into the country. leaving his plate in the care of hit wife's dressmaker, Mies Clementson, • sister of the primmer. He returned in October, and en sending for his plate a portion only was sent, an intimation at the IMMO time being conveyed to him that the remainder bad been steles, and that the prisoner had given information of the robbery to the police. It was further shown that the prisoner, who had had free access to his sister's dwelling, had written several letters to the prosecutor, expres.ing ha belief that the perpetrator of the plunder would soon be met with. When apprehended he admitted that he bad pledged the plate.—The prisoner was c .mmitted for trial. LAMBETH. —CHARGE OP BURGLARY.— B. Stone, alias Ginger, who has been in custody fir some time on a charge of burglary and robbery, was finally examined, and dist charged, the evidence against'its not being sufficiently sarong to send him for trial. The case has been several times report. d. THAMES.—FORGED TARTING ORDERS —H B. Ma son to an extensive glass gosoutecturer, was cluaged w it h uttering forged orders for testing wines in the London docks, purporting to come from the establishment of Mears. Viocent and Pugh, wine merchants, Rood-lane, City. On the 9th inst. he presented an order, which was detected to be a forgery by Mr. Langley, the chief creek, whose maid. dune were excited by the tact of the signature being wet when the order was presented He told the prisoner that he mad wad the order to Reod-lane, to have it examined, upon widish Midge became very Sigma, and said he I.ad other bade= to vacua. He then lett, and never returned. On backlog at Mon. Vincent and Pugh's it was ascertained dist dm order was a forged one.—Mr. Pugh stated that in Nowasber last the prisoner came to his counting-house fe rrate:iv himself to be in the employ of Ceilings and re, by whom he was directed to execute some orders of wine for a ship. Witness ameiquently gave him some meting orders for sherry. The prisoner came the day atter and got some tasting oeden fur port wine, and, as well as witness remembered, bad also some sample bottles.—Mr Humphry then p roducede two other tasting orders, with the delivery of which he connected the pri mmer by the evidence of two dock coopers. These were presented one on the 29 b of November, and the ether on the 16'h of December in the past year.—Mr. Pel ham', for the dentate. cross-examined the witnemes, he lining to show that a number of Vitae orders had got into desolation, and passed 'rem hand to band. The statement made to him by his client was, that he had got the order Imes a person with whom he bad made a casual acquaint ance at a tavern, but whose name he did nobknow, and this, 91 all who are acquais•ed with the practice of weird's: ring tasting orders, was highly probable.—Mr. Necker committed the prisoner, and accepted FLOGGING AN APPItENTICi AT Sea.— J. Grieves, ma', of the Jenny Lied, was charged with cruelly asaulting R. Williams, au apprentice ten board that vessel.—The cots plainant stated that about fire months ago, just before the skip had got into Velparaten, the defendant forged him =nal, round the mast and up the rigging, Complainant begged for mercy, telling defendant that he was caus:og orwrioes wounds tn b eed, to vehicle nr replied, "This is tie way I'll cure them," and continued to Sig him. Com plainant never knew what be was beaten for. While in the court that day the d-fendant said to him, " It you go against me, look out for your next viryege, as I am going in the ship with you." Witness was apprentice to the captain.—W. Grim-haw, one of the crew, arid he had been at sea nearly 20 years, and never witnee.ed sucb brutality as that exercised towards the complairmet. 8.-fore the boy was struck the mate and captain were whispering taiether. The captain want below and put not his light, but be must have heard the boy's piercing scream", as the mate beat him up the rigging at each side of the vessel. :The blood from the broken boils ran down hie thighs, and his beck was ',leek and blue all over. It was the plod cold blooded thing whims ever saw, and it was continued for twenty minutes. He hit him with a clue-line, not caring where he strure.—The defendant admitted that he thrashed the boy, but that it was only gentle correction, and hecaore of his filthy habits.—Mr Becker said the case was of by tar too grave • character for tie !Kerala of summery jurisdiction. The defendant had ne right to strike the boy, who era not apprenticed to him, and eves if he were, he had tut right to chatter him in such a cruel and summary manner. The chastisement shou.d be toasted gravely and deliladtely, within du bounds, and talk Soot reemded ia the log-book. NATAL OF UMW= AT ♦ FIRE. Mr. Buddlestrm—previoss to the hearing of the above metioa—applied on behalf of • member of the fire brigade, named Thomas Loder. to move for • rule calling on Mr . Combs, the magistrate, and also cm Messrs. Pries and Sweeney, the churchwardens of the perish of 81. Andrew, Holborn, to show cause why Mr. Combs should no: agree to the churchwardens paying to Leder the sum of 20a., ev such other stun as might be determined upon by that magic 'rate. The claim of the applicant erne in ormequirein of • fire which took plum on the 30th Nov. ha% at the premises of • Mr. Powell, 112, Oray'..inn lane, sad cis that occasion, Leder, es engiarekesper, brought the emend large engine, which was used for the purpose of aftstraptisg to put out the fire. It was for that soviet that he now claimed a reword ; and the authority upon which the present application was made was the 11 & 12 Vic., e. 44. By the 6th section of that set. the Court of Qessa's Bench could direct a magistrate to order such m mmeast of money to be paid to a party, in the posi• tile oldie daimeat, an the wart might deem proper, pro vidhas that the magistrate had istased se make any order. The &hemline hater emoted that so olden could be twormh b t i r a itMege Ise awarding money to be paid to any who ine kr It under similar cirermstanoes to Loder. eadavit ugma whi.* he (Mr. Huddleetone) moved, stated thit the be which he had anentioasd to the court, marred en the Nth of Nrmenher, and that Leder, as keeper of engine No. 2, had been present with the engine at the fire. On the Bth of January, in the present year, Lodsr obtained a IMUDOIIS frost Mr. Coal*, which came on Is be heard on the 10th, and was then adjourned soil the 18th. Ups. that day the churchwardens of St. Andrew, Holborn, appeared before Mr. Combs, for the purpose of opposing the claim which Loder made. Mr. Combs than delivered a written judgment, in which he stated that he did not consider that a magistrate had power to award any arm I. be paid, unless the church wardens applied to him daubing him to do so. His worship oho declined to name any amount as being • fair remanent 'iin to Loder for the service he had performed It was in • great measure with a view that the question might be brought before the Court of Queen's Bench, that Mr. Combs had decided against Loder's application. It was under the 14 Ow. 111., cap. 78, which act was entitled the " Building Aet," that the case had been brought before the magi:Angie The 76th see. of that set, aces specifying what usouut of reward should he paid to the humor& in eases of fire, went on to emu& that the keeper, who should arrive at a fire with the lest wilt engine, in a complete and Mart state, shield he sodded to a tuts not exceeding de& ; and he who dissabl bring the emend engine, to an easemat net mend* lls. ; sash putout to be made by *0 eiturdwarders mai& la which the fire took Orme. The 78th modes farther provided that in default of the pay tof these respeethe sums of We. end 205., the gwtY of the churchwardens and overseers might be du waned apse, and sold to pry them. By the 77th section it was rendered neesseary that before any pony could apply fur a reward, he should receive the consent of the City, or • Pieties of the puce to do so. The point for the de rma, of the meet in the present cars was, whether the sugistrate could detensiae epee the matter himself, and order the meant which was to be paid to Loder, or whothar it was rmomeary for the church wardens to set in the affair before the magistrate could interiere.-11r. (notion Brie said he thought that the act of parliarmat gave the magistrate himself power to determine upon the amount to be paid. It would certainly be an ano maly that the churchwardens, who had to pay the money, •houid decide upon the amount. Sufficient cause bad been shown to justify him in granting a rule nisi.—The court permed a rule. COUILTOF COMMON PLIAR.-YISTIZDAT, BOWLIN . 6T - 1111 - 111.-6111T - ATION of Ttxs OF ACTION AGAINST NIAOISTRATIS. This was; si;;;;llceipe --- siZil .fur action The pitiable overseer of Heston Nigeria, when goods bad been seised on the 14th of Marsh, 1847, under a warraat of dis tress for non-payment of a tate (after envies of an ceder of magietrates), made leader the 8 & 9 Vic., e. 21, com menced an action of weepers on the following 7th of Aussie Remiss& the defeadaata, magistrates of the s say of Lanoseldre, who had trued the warrant of dismal; in which action the defendants pleaded " not peaty by swats." It appear, the statute, 8& 9 Vie ,e. 21, an der whisk the rate in genies was mad*, was passed for the epee of appointing a ripesdiary magistrate foe &Roe.% end Beaus Mania, and for the payment of his seb and hr the malting Orates to meat the expenses to be hemmed under the ate; sad directs each rates to be made by the megistratoe of the seemly of Lancaster; and that by the net Motion of the eel all the powers, authorities, peel. lime, Moms, and TOVIII•d014, for, or in relation to, making, ralisollat d eod swftwebig scant rates, are made to apply to ream ander that amt. New, by the County Rate Act, 63 Cho. e. 61, a paled of three months is the limit within whisk maths. must be brought against magistrates r any net douse I. the making or enforcing of county rates. he question new indeed was (the validity of the rate being disputed upon ether grounds not goes into) +either the present action wee WO late in point of time, it Ravin bees easemanosd more than three menthe from the date of the seizure of the goods, se whether the 6 & 6 Via , c.. 97 (commoidy culled the Chief B irea's Act), which inshetitutae a longer and uniform pe.lod of limitation, namely, two years, for the bringing of actions under Meal and perms"' acts, applied to the present case.— Mr. liVeatigieed the point for the plaintiff, Mr. Cowling as the Meadmita.—The court went of opinion that if the net sada whisk the rate wag made bad 'aid sloshing about limitation at all, the Chief Baron's AA would not have up plied. It did not den in express terms, and eves if it did, it was repeat d by the 21st section embudying the provisioes of the Cotiatv Rats Act, sad thereby restricting the period ' for the bringing of actions against mato:testa fur any set in relation to the keying of the rate in question to three months. The new rate was intended to he put in all re spects upon the footing of a county rata, and as throe months had bees suffered to elapse, the defendants were printed against the bringing of this action.—Judgment for the de fendants. COURT OF EXCHRQUER.—Yserzamr. @Maw OSING. THE AITORSRT DRKIIRLLe. WALKlR—Bizicce mai FOR DRAINEOI PURPOSES RUMP! 11011 DOTS'S. . _ This w.s aa Woraiatioa Led at the iastaaes of the excise depertmest, aadar tits tad & Sod Viet , a 24, to rawer groom", for wily! " duty free " bricks for different pa? posse from those aoatomplated by that ast—easaely the d ra i nage of fogs or easrahy lands. It aappposed that ander this set brick naaatatturrn was utborLed to make wi t h. d uty free for dydaitlif, but it wan OWN* provided t h at nom ma t u nder a gewalty of2lol , sloths us awl Wes for "j a ck, ' p ur p le , th a n dfahthe mot owl malty hods, or in the oottarcrtios alma!' 4111 . 8 •11.1111 1 4 sad walls of is. brickwork twwlor aM 4 a•mis a ara llerb 4ln for eftetias sad main : 118 drainage of loads." Tito brisk& whist were the sa of tkr billne6Bl" were POLlCE.—Yuman►*. MANSION-Hol3llll.—Cmanon or Uremia() FOSASID CIISQVIS.—T. Ford was re-examined, charged with having uttered • forged cheque, purporting to be the cheque of Mr. G. Blackburn, wineuiercltent, of Mark-lane. for 9001 upon Mews. Smith, Payne, and Smith. the bankers. The cue apposed at some length is the Ezpress, of the 12th inst. A peeler, named T. Taylor, advertised tar • situation, end was easwind by the prisoner, who called himself Mr. Tholepin, ens whom he waited, at the beginning of Jewry, at the Bell and Crown lon, Holborn. After two or three %W -eise. the prisoner told Taylor that he might colder himself engaged, sad sent him with • cheque to Smith, Pays", sad Smith's, with directions to brine him the money to • house in the neighbourhood of Mark-lane. and to say at the Deak in house that he eine from Mr. Blackburn's deft. TOll forgery was at cam detected, acd the cue was put into the hands cif the solicitors to the Committee of Bankers for Pre ttied= spies' Forgesies. It was soon seen that Taylor knew nothing of the matter, and adequate *videos, was given as to his character. Taylor had descrihed the prisocer to theoffieer as a young man with blue curly hair turned in behind, end dressed in a seek upper coat of rather elegant appearance. Una emanation to Mr. Blackburn, who is en old curomer at the kashiesphense, it was found that that gentleman used cheque at his bean at Islington different from those which he signed at his ethos, and that he bad a few days bentonite forgery was presented paid away two of the tomer to • butcher in the vicinity of his dwelling. It was use seen that the forgery resembled in number and other rupees the cheques which Mr. Blackburn bad paid away in Iffingten. Under those circumstances the officers sent :Taylor to the Islington market on the first day it opened with direction to him to look about amongst the trade, and he wee not long ,in the place when he saw the prisoner, who, it tuned out, had been in the service of a butcher. Soots afterwards the officers apprehended the primmer, and loud in • box is his hone • black curly wig, with the hair In turned behind, end exactly answering the description gives e.d by Taylor and in his possession thee found a note which two tarn leaves exactly corresponded with ewe pines of paper on which the prisoner had weleine directions to be observed by Taylor.—Mr. Bush, eMicher, after stating that he had witnesses to complete the eon s saki he bad another charge of a smiler nature against the 1111A06•7 ' on which occasion • forged chi quo for 4341. 18e. 13d. had been uttered, end the cash obtained A seat was produced, which Taylor odd was very much like the overcoat in which the prisoner was droved every time they mot about the situation, and they had met five different Pockett, clerk to Mr. Griffith, pawnbroker, peedmisd the ticket for the coat which was pledged es the Bth or January by Mrs. Ford, the pri ewer's wife who gave their real name and address. —AldermanLawrence was about to commit the prisoner on this charge, but Mr. Bush wished that both might come be fore the grand jury together. Therefore, respecting the mooed charge, he said, it would be recollect ed that in April lot, a forged chequ for 4341. 18e Bd. had been cashed at Sir John Lubbock'. banking-house ; that two of the parties concerned had been apprehended at Brasiels, and that a conviction took place. Upon that as well es upon the pre sent omission, not only the writing, but the plate, was forged, and there ww. rood -*mon for believing that the pri soner had been concerned in the offence with the two rutin who had been convicted.—G. Thomas stated that in April lest a gentleman called on him in York-street, and 'poke to him about some employment. Several times after wards he saw the some person, and on the 22nd of Ap-il met him by appointment at the East India chambers is Leadenhaldstreet, and witness received from him a cheque for 4341. 18s. Bd., with directions to get it in four 1001. notes aad 34 sovereigns. Witness believed the &wpm produced by Mr. Bush wee the one. The person who gave him the cheque gave, he believed, the name of Jackson with it, and told him to take it to Sir Joon Lubbock. and get it cashed. Witness received the notes and cash and gave them to Mr. Jackson, who then went away, and ens never had seen Mr. J ackson since until last Wednesday. —Mr. Bush: Do you see the man hest—The Witness: That is the man (pointing to the prisoner.)—Mr. Bush: Have you any doubt t—Witness: Not the lease—The pri soner was then remanded in order that the evidence from the banking house might be produeed, and he will then be corn edited. Bewevounten —Alderman Lawrence announced that he had remind for t• • poor-box the remaining half of • 101 nets from "A. B." and 12s. from • jury of the Secondaries' Court. 011ILDHALL.—A Smoke RIVIALID. Cormack, who to all apourance appeared to be in great suffering, was charged with begging —A City policeman stated that he saw the prisoner, whom he knew to lie a begging impostor, following hoccepation in Moorgatedstreet, and the better to suite the sympathy of the charitably disposed he had round his head a white cap fastened under his chin, se se to show only his face, and which gave him the appearance of having recovered from an attack of illness and that he was greatly debilitated, while on the contrary he had a fine bead of heir and was not at all the object of pity ne pretended to In.—Alderman Challis : Well, we will sec how he apposes with hie cap off. Remove it. The Ulm imawdiat-ly took out the pia from under the chin, and removed the cap, when the appearance of the prisoner was instantly shoed; instead of the pale face and wowbegone look., a crop of coal-black hair set his coali tional' off to advantage whin, on nenliming his outer coat, which appeared to be much the wane tor wear, it was bead that he was most warmly sad comfortably apparelled. and, in feet, it was evident he made a trade of begolog. The removal of the cap created great laughter.—The officer said the prisoner was well known, end sometimes went about with his wile and five er sin children.— Alderman Challis observed that he had no &atlas children were hired for the porpces.—A City came Wormed the alderman that he had known the prisoner for the last seven yens as an impostor. Sometimes he picked Ids teeth until they bled, sad at °Ares int end coughed as if he bad an asthma. In het be -as one of the greatest impostors in Lon den.—An officer from the Cwapter said the prisoner had been in custody in every part of London.—Alderman Challis set - tented the prionee to one month's imprieoneaust, when the doctor would see bin and report whether he was most It to receive a whipping or be worked at the treadsMlL Berservoinece —The sites alderman aeltnewled_ged the receipt of 11, irons "Z. M per Mr. Ahisemos Hooper ; and 10s. from " Mrs. ISSUS," per Resin . for the benefit of the ruined shsessemew Jaques, wane NIS Of attempted suicide was merle& on TUISStI, week. BOW-STREET —Assatfee.—../. W. Hallett wee aharipsd with having asomilted W. Morgan.---The pressoutsr said that on the pendia* night he went with • Mead into a cigar-shop is Bow street, and, whin standing there, he wee pointing his linger in the direction of Covent-garden, when the prisoner entered in a threatening attitude, and asked It he was pointing at hits t Witnesesaid no, and he had eyes enough to see that. The prisoner thereupon sewer, ly assaulted him, striking him 011 the head, tam and hody.—T. Payne eserohorat d the evidence. The prisoner said that the pro- secuter had wideund certain words to him, ea " Well, four eyes," alladi• g to the sictacise he wore, and when he (pri soner) went into the shop and asked if he pointed at him, lar said, " you hare eyes enough to see," and then C r el weie prisener) struck him , for which he wasemesediagly as he had by so doing disgraced himself la two ways.—Mr. Henry mid that he should inflict the highest penalty he coed, namely, M. which was at nave pad. Ho ln tun VicaUnairealr Unosys.—T. bask •e. charged with picking pook-sts in the Viee-Chancery Curer, Lin n Adds (as reported in the Ery.wess of :Monday 1 Th videnee was conelasive, and the prison-r, who Admitted the offence, was committed for 'rimy. A Bloolno litroirroe.—E. Baker sna charged with ob s e i n i ng money un er false pretences by &Mu petitions. — Mr. W. Callaghan stated that on Monday last the prisoner some s o hi s house impplisating fee miasma, apparels* is It was not for him, Mr. Seeker, to decide on the nmonot of injury that.had been done. The boy must irdiot the de hndant at the melons, and in the manntime, he, the magi. stride, would require the latter to put in sureties to appear for Use purpose of having the depo•itiona taken against him. MONEY MARKET. WIIMI3IBDAT Seurat.. The reports were so strong to-day, and the suer dons in high and influential quarters so positive, that tomorrow there would be a change, a reduction in the Bank of England minimum rate of interest, that it is impossible to avoid reference to the subject. We can muse no pretension to the slightest knowledge of the intention+ of the directors in this respect; and, in fact, so far as reports of plausible authenticity go, we should be rather disposed to be carried away by the current rumour. We must doubt, nevertheless, whether the Bark will take the decided step sup posed. If the object were toobtain more discount busi ness it is clear that disappointment would follow. For the banks, and discount houses, already and long flush of cash, would not fail to anticipas the Bank by lower terms, u now they do by nearly 1 per cent. Supposing it possible the Bank should commit such en indiscretion as to reduce inopportunely the mini mum rate of interest, or discount, it is evident that a fever of speculation might be excited t. :e end of which no one could foresee, le atever their experience of the put. We have seen letters from Hamburg of first-class sapitalists, praising the Bank of England for not further reducirg officially the rates of interest, inasmuch as such a measure could only rend to footer a spirit of illegitimate speculation. It is evident withal that the Bank must be rather alarmed by the affair of the Californian mines, coujoinuy with—monstrous ab surdity—Pee:s standard bill. Consols improved to, and left off at, 901 for money, and 90; to 1 for account. Long Annuities, st to 1346. Threes Redact d, 901 to Z. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 91 to 4. Exchequer Bills, 435. to 465. prem. India Bonds, 45.. to 475. prem. Bank Stock, 190 to 192. In the foreign market a partial depression existed. Greek were lower, as well as some other descriptions of low-priced bonds. The basin- se transacted was limited, the chief attention of the dealers being di rected to the home-market. Nominal prices :—Bel gian Bonds, 78 to 80. Brazilian, 77 to 9 ; the New Bonds, 76 to 8. Buenos Aries, 26 to 8. Six per Cent. Chilian, 90 to 2 ; the Three per Cents. 49 to 51. Danish, 65 to 8 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half pet Cents., 49 to 50 ; the Four per Cent. Certificates. 771 to 81. Equador, 3to 1; New Granada, 154 to 16 ; the De r ferred Debt, 21 t• 3. M-xican, 26! to 1 ; Peruvian, 48 to 50 ; Portuguese, 261 to 71 ; Russian, 103 to 5. Spanish Five per Cents.,ls to 4 ; the Three per Cents., t 281 to 1 ; the Passive Debt, 31 to a ; Venezuela, 191 to 201. KNOLIBII Bank Stock. 191 2 India Ronda. under £1,000.45 8 3 or tn. nod. Anon. 80 i South Bea New Anna. 87 VO:3 C tpfirllt root, t ° l t 701 14 Z .". fc* Std. Lone Anoultler, esp. Jan., 6 1600, Morel, 43 63; fd , June. 46 ff Ditto Stnea. 2d., June, 48 6 laa Brock. 245 FOREIGN 26 per Ct 1 per CL Or e lladi uader Bdu. 1 per Ct. 4 Greek B&. er over due Coepose 5 per et, J i Mexico; Acct.. Jen. 31. 341 i 4 pit Jan. La. 48d Pemba Bdi.. Aoet..l 31. 6 per Ct. tole* Mu. uss. L st., FUN DR per Ct. Spanish Bonds, Acct., Jan. 31. 161 Ditto Passive Bonds. 34 4 per Ct. Spanish Bits.. 28 Ditto. Acct.. Jan. 31.284 24 per Ct. Belgian Bonds, Ex. 25 retinae, 48 2i per Ct. Dutch Exch., 12 Gull.. 4 4 4 4 per tt. Dutch Certif.. 74i FURTHER LARGE ARRIVALS OF SPECIE.— The vessel Madagascar, has brought Irom Cekutta two bonne of rupee•, consigned to order, and twelve cases of rupees, consigned to an eminent commercial firm in the m. tropolis; from Madras, one box of specie, con signed to Grier ; and from the Cape, levee boxes of specie, consigned to diff-rent firma in the mete polio. The vowel Carnatie, from Madras, Binslipatem, Pondicherry, Cuddalore, and the Caps of Good Hope, resptctively, has brought from the first-mentioned place 167 boxes of rupees, consigned to the East India Compels% ; and from the Cape, four bones of specie, consigned to order. RAILWAY NEWS.—WznyEaDAT. The share market was good, without much active business. It may be said that there was a solid state of affairs. SLIABB LIST.—LONDON, JANUARY 24. No72.—Tbe quotalior at 111446 is Boman elwacten &nom actual tass.eolions: thous et Ibbolla Italia sellers' Wine PAID. 231 34 60 Laotian & &Mauro 43 2 421 Do.tiete.6l.g. 12101. I I M. 59. 40 Do. du. waits.... II 11.1. Pi 1046.1 16 I Do. Th1rd5........ 111 ft i 4 0 3 j { 464 " / A 4.7rx.1 7 6:14 ' 1.5 g e'i 04 4 2 41. 40.1 L0w..1441100. Y 00•41. 04d. '2O Lowestoft,Gier.4p.el W 13 Do.. 0... pax wit. 131 13 6 M. N Brat a Mat. 31 3d. at 26 I. SLAV, Mauch., Oileff..Lluo. 61 ?t1 62 eilif.l 4! 0 •!s! 6 "'" I !!.11d...e NU. Aeotdeeo Analfrfit Ai.‘4 . i Boil Dimiagla dy. vd, or ut. a guar I liT s licri — i7al - Teir tares. * Oz. .11C dir.pd.or . iet. a guar . & • Oen ' Srats:= . Bristol and Ezder I• 14 . iro. tiara irti bi;iirsTstsi. 7ii..i St4 4 :a 71' In two Pm/arena ' 10 I De. New 610 Prof. 11 60 aseeterandllotphead r • 110.0t.Gran.,Steep. 24 644 e•L IS Do. I , ll4•tenon - 1® Midland. .... VII 32 3r 61 lAreetLautAmlises.i 100 Ms Corr Prefr.... 30 Dublin a li eda dn. fie ,25 Do. Maltase. ... 16$ 1 36 1i.An11.51.1.11311.11D•4 400. De. Ulrin a Derby 671 18 Do. ad,. E. it ii.t ,4 i .110 ; Do.C.lleLtilr.• PC 124 31 D0.134.1.9.0pere l4l lAlid. Gt. West itrieni 20 Ludlam Counties 1 ; i e 4/3 Mid lus./.14 ..Cipeer 67 lu Du.NeerGunr *CI 11 silk l9o,tepoca tt anntisk . . 3 Dc... , 69 , ..ii p. .d. 2, .I%ot/a British .... 1 1 1 141 50 l iti:ru;AEC;tigill• Par 11‘ 1 it . ; 4 l: - ......Vit w D...,„ byte t•ltool.:el of : D. E. ,,, ..i. 4 •• • • 114 Du. t slueres 11l 13e • lk. Thli,s 43 Do. do. New • ~. , pet lip !NestoM 4iii 49 II Etagere. Otero a.. 4 1 s ; Da. New Si..- Sy Do.. do. -.Class MI6 13d. 1 I Do. Onar.oi per CL 6 93 At. do . --• . C!l6 1.34. , 00.. 411. 61, Cent 17 18 so 1A 90 I 'Port* &11714. Western:: I. 21 llo•itahlgr. fpu.i .16 , North riteftur.olure. 'll Ili 124 2, Ilea LanaleMw --ISM M ed..® !Oxr•Moroo...ll lo .Ar. 114 1 21 ' he. da Nur • - .11 41d.e I. 19 /Dad .30,1 a. 1. lick d. 4 1.1. di Do. i Mores ......111 Id e.L 1 I fforrlow d Made. • 'Lb. oil De. 8 p LtProtesia.l6 Ip. IS •Scottisk Gabs* I , 101 25 Bea Idocolnabire_ _..IN 6 11 .Bcoteielt Alicante . ) 13 16 50 Ettintntrok ek Gia*V• 4 41 ,10 Sheff•lttak.Ole.N.Dt•ne 2 d. a I at. t Ilkenel ~ .. di 44. I r ;dbicers...Dir claw A:a 0. so Exeter, leogil.Dore.:ll. it.gy I i Do. d0.....e1are /1 al. 91a Exeterand ErneindAi 4 • Do. do New, cuss 1 119 'Ores& Northers . - .18 1 ej. II derewekeriesiN NW 120. 121 Du.de.i Adefested I / al. 1 Do. Halves ay / o.dod D dia.. - 11, sid.ll* Do. Mnregry .• • • ~4 i 2f Do. hatainlon. .. fit • 1 Lb, Neu. I 46 Ot.Saw66ll Wratik 'I iatt. ah't• Do.dpeilleir . C.i4Cldf 4 l WO C 11 . 1 V 3,10 . 0 E. 0 .42. t 37 240 1 Shropshire Union II4 fed 40 Do. h.. 40L......1 10 Mere iksoc l's 25 Ds. ...r. . ..... 42 669, 13 rl Do Hue . _ •enViCe• ••i SO Do. Noon.-- •IC 43p. 7 alcuthreelardelare 41. 14 Lk. P 00 .16 1. •• • •'tti sup. !546 sows mime ~u 1361 t i Ws Gnat Welters- ... 'to* 7 4 le ' II .d •• ..... iret. Ils ta $9 Iso 1 rear. . ....• fie 'ti Do. do ......Ife. 1111 a Do. 1 Mares • •-• •1 I.d. 3) to. do. .- , ... 114 2le 01 to Do. 917111. .. ...... .10 39 1 110 Do. do. Medd__ 411 1 ed. 6 Do New 171 'l4 10 Do.do. &rip go. 414 4 .1. 0 ' fluil end *SW ..• • 102 133 doestliMales.. . , ....dui 1 14 3 , Des. g Mares eaf at 6id Yorl..Don.*Gook,43 41d. 11. Do. I SAISICI a i g i p, 4 , Yak of Peatk.•,_. . .13 fa. 7 Lane. and Carlisle - 4 '.• W a fer / d. A Lieserk* 7 • Do. llirde I lancastare &Verna 16 1 De de. „........ 4 fp. I Do. do. I De. 1 seem i I , Do. tMaren.- - • lid. 12 . Win Marir.lB. ;Pea 1 Lto. vv.. • • i 16 Lurk. Nowa, & ibr. 18 19 4. Do. scrtnneiii .. . I Is. 36 ,1 Do.orctiewe &tier 334 8 1 J De. Thirds • •.. •, 7it 10 Do/is/01YMa N. MAt 1 I. b••1 49 . 106 /•®AA 9 1 e.L IS i DedoNolN er.a Her 204 i Do. W. R. Union 4i 44. 1 6 1 Do93l6:PurorPrat , 1 I Darman/1 Woo '37 38 ,R :Innis Nth. Midland 5.4 C Do. • IMMO ..,..A 141 us I Do. Preference.... *is. Ledo and Dradfordifee, loot U D0.N.4W.11611‘.6a NI t Led. .lad Think l6 17 •POIMMS itAILW•TiI. ' Do. do. New i 'Andiscltalian ... 44 31d. Dada Prej.6pero t Aininer It S*e.ex tgad.Cr ia uenr. 6 &ma & Mackerel. e IT I= e ss4o...rs Vaal I. . 41 . Do. Extenslon.,_ 9 7f'= " llrreos ( ds::::.. el s d. Lon dirudium.l3 Oa 6 1 34 Sassistestv. ••- • . 444 Ismisassie Poi% ad. •h 0 , DIN. - ~.. .. .T La Do. Pte.. 6 pee 04. ad. Items end itege 6 ) 0. CAL f). l .tidid 41 JO 4. d. 1,12 B=ro of runes 1 le.& M. 5... 41..011. 4 ) a &ordinal ad. Loudon and LITIODW. pi 111 !Peril and /mos. ..1 Do. Preferessot.- . no De 60., „,••• • • ~ 3 0 .3.1 0 . 111 .Wemair• 132 3 I/ Park end Driams..l Z al. Da4tbss. L. ! B. 'Or • Pares mad Rona. _.7 111 9 Pe/baud diniscours V Lb. Fifths .. .. „_.• Be Sam and Havre .. 11/ 11.401.sharer,OJ. timer* amid iicupe 34 MAW on ,I 4 a t 1 oil 31p. 34 . 10 Itraeborty, ek Bak. .1 ___ .. ..- - 'IL .14 13cur7;;;•7k;,,2 7.d. Du.Minh- XL 0 e ea I eel Wad •* .4. MBSTaI4OB -Soma Eathramix.-Menth•ster, Jan. 24 -Mot hap of Sksreleoiders.-Mr. 3.M/incisor to the ehair.-About gentlemen attended (me large room of the Clarence Hotel being full, and many peeler snide Ur MUMS admireks). 3d,. E. Simpson said, that leaviegbeas a elearrehake be the teeth &Om and Dover Coin. peny to a borm mast for may years at 12M= ea, and being also a trume fora ninety, a great property was in vested to the turheeking, he S T:ra m eh atioriety about that invest ment, and Man leg the death Emigre Omegaroy should founder upon that rock ea wed* me new leopesies bed already split-the creation of prefer ease and. Hs we Ma riffled at the time to bear from the poskive —meat the rlsa eYkmen . at the last half-yearly meeting, that as nail creation was irameary; for while the assets of Use company were 1,100.0001., the MINI amount necessary to finish their works was ee1y125,0001. Altar amelderable delay, the South- Ream Ouomeny led hat week bend their detailed bimodal state ment, 'bowing thee 11111,11001. had beam expended during the half-year, leaving, as it mall be supposed, 1123,0011. to be expended' but schedule C of the Malemeet showed that Instead of 613,0001. being eallident to conapiele the works, a sum or 1,132,724 t. would be re- Ind-or nearly doable the amount stated by the vice-chairman. Ha (Hr. Simpson) could nnt set bow this was to be met, but by the creation of about one million of preference sock; and he thought that this ore item in the etaterneat was sahnent to justify the gentlemen who had milled that emehm. If he were asked what remedies be mould impose, Oa replied that be thought three were many tome mid& might be eraiderabiy teduad ; and he would recommend. In peiralae_ the abandonment of the Ashford and Haab. brume (mot reerading the Ashford statism), and the Tunbridge awl Inniridge Will bomb, which he believed there bed bees exploded SAM The po revenue return were of the meet &natal diserlpelso.eed be bed been inarmed that a saving of IMAM wash bee this abandonment. Mr. Simplon alneleded main the fallemEng reeolutkm :-" That a committee les be the pupas of making such Inquiries as to them mem proper, in respect of the great lemmae of capital shown to be amenery by the report of the directors recently pub. liked. impend with that stated at the last half-read r mart in& end 00 take auk nemearee as they nay oonvlder Deem , airy MEd Preedelib Mr rain the interests of the share , holders before sad at next half yearly meetly of tir ontoMeref end thettifity be requited to communicate wito the share. holders, In retainer to the awful of the proxies of gnat of them a , Mall am be abet penewally lo attend the next hall-yearly meeting " -M.. Lilley seceaded the reelaUtin. -The Rev. W. Rife, eked whether them were any mesa lement to represent the direction, or Whither they had any notice of the Intention of bean, a oe Mat kind. In order that they might be able be men the l =l &mpg laWeight *pima them, sad-Mat • Wm might set he loins Wm nun pose rafee of beta. H e not Win the mem menbasion se Mr. Vapor as lo the eat be ; if bre did ogres with him. it wield lie oily raiz. stratzegab trey ergot net le say Set the dirawratt to tweet* plemeos Mere. se void was nessmory as to the Meareimser hawse um soa ß qdli the Monaludemen sad that of the dirtufo* bin he far greater semnsion upon, and thought it was warn •wie for the aberelmblire to inquire into, any transmit., ia (tow)—en the pert of tee directors, anima they bad Wen tout so. (nig lien) Mr. dintPed eald he Ville Weed Orley that them were many ether sedieste zusEtam, l 4l but he still . mMied this me re the rest stated in eate of the stalemeat that th7;areaM aL t 4 04 14 4 penditare to be Waned wen 8,1147,11071., and the &emcee e m i % e h I must be paid. How did they repose to meet thief They yaw I amount of emie at the esaisine to be 1047481.; Pundit ms2 ll . 14;421.; salts in noun of reselpt, 123.1801. •ea a s e 732,637 i. Pew that Soar items were all available foe t b 44 4:114 "eying a perdue et the 1.447,11871., and the quest i on could the remainder be swt but be booing prag e ,„,: n 4e After some diseesiss, the Rev. Mr. Bliley again p ea t - i t "; m u, te rtem i geswg pieties were pretest to repreaeat the Miao w ow. the that he was not aware OW the bad bess a =d r rtre intention to hold that meetlnc—x, mtetrdiog that gr eat amementrese; he had been over the whole length of the x g , "..."11Pasi ltne disi L ks tida hmi ld iat enna bsga be . a r n is tes: the 'lls —M nwatil L. ti p du i rt iti°l4 m reet :pe ty o w n said teat if the dtnt4we the seumat of money which they stated to be wearer', th e y • id*. peweeselthetr eche oi parliament by 330,0001.—a order last the diluters Writ be communicated with, Mr. he and O&M hodhadh!c. oPPoeition to this, that se the jat i V yearly meeting WOG= shortly be held, it we. important that wil e shook be immediate, as when once the seal of th e at had t_ii_fr_o_elter lieen tberi St rekTh ed Thel to ,bion th at e : acco .andstr ut i ts tisiwi th iun t womp sb anynoci areh:d i an mold net ainntd menta. but ultimet.ty, both the o riginal motion and the amendment were e q.; re m. wo:=l the following subdituted :•-That a contuttet he to inquire into the discrepancies in the capital atej et t . :l hikNed at the last half-yearly meeting, and in the retort Wa r t" to a te proprietors; Into the question of share Izmirscum ; sena*. matters relating to the general interest. of the som e w a y. dui; on being put to the meeting, was carried with ads weds*, tient-. It was afterwards agreed "that this meeting be . until Tuesday next, end that in the meantim e the ounuaillee= to the directors that the shateholders would be _glad If one of body could then attend to give any explanati ons ." GLASGOW, KILMARNOCK, AND AYR —olllldOw Jog. 3s. Meetieg of Skareltelders.—J. Eaq., i n a _ T „,s which was as exceedingly numeral's me, nes owns' tee lath purpose of considering the propriety of gear,. hAas the debentures one Glasgow, Lhuntries, and Carlisle Railway so that funds might be provided for Ito completi on . The abigmai stated that the report as to the state of the affairs of that mammy. widish a committee of shareholders was, at the I test meeting„ smit e ' to draw up, had just been handed to the &rem o r a The e a et .... equee ee, had little time to consider it, toy tubs, were willing to give it that andesceme. The report of the committee was read es s • After twins sae Milo= deliberation the committee have renilved to recommend tbi this steepen y should interpose their guarantee to enable the puree* end Carlisle Railway Company to borrow the requisite tuna 48 2, i0J The tanmittee are of opinion that it is of great Anemone, to icirmea the Dumfries and Carlisle line ; but they make this notantocadatillif hit/riming the guarantee of the Glasgow and Ayr Comeau, em to distinct understanding that, previously to nett general mortis& the ctors will neither incurany .w liabilities nor pro emu far th er Mk the works on the branches to timithston and Daltuellitypon these under contract. The committee recommend the aheadrha m t "lll 3 a committee, with full powers of investigation, and that the dinettes b e requested to prepare, with the assietance of the committee, area and complete statement of the whale affairs of the calumny, tea se print arid circulate the same among the oharehnlders sit days Dm rime. to the next general meeting." A discueeion then ems{ which many of toe sUr.holders toot pert. Some satisfactory stabs malts were made u to the improvem at ot the wafer ue the wig line. Ultimately, on the mono* of the chairman, which was wads' by Mr. audio° Crawford, of Crawfurdiand, A wu revived b guarantee the debentures of the Dummies and Carlisle Comma,* the extent of 483,0001. The meeting then separated. 31113CBLLANEOUS NEWS.—Riummrs IN INDIA.-- Tanerdey the diecumion of this question in its various Wattage we t I brought before the Board of Direcors of the Last Indt Comm% let me densities result was arrived at when the court broke up st tva orelosk. The oonalderation of the subject is Likely to oteipy mes. eve sittings, and there is understood to be a great diversity el api, aim in the court upon the question. It is rumoured that the MOH of railways in ladle will be brought before the home ta the ews/a/ semen by Mr. Agttonby, the chairman of the East India hallway. liteWiclt, BURY, AND NORWICH.—The peritonea% rod is completed as he as Dies, and the goods Vs& will be intheith earasoesocd. SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER — The construtios IA the Parkgate catenation has been commenced by 400 men. TH. MOLD EXTENSION of the NOWIH Whyte., mib ei d railway, is so far aniebed as to warrant an expectatke that it may be opened in May. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ____ _ PRODUCE. Mutoixo-Luei, Jai. 24. —The *lie ales of sugar have again been large, say 0,000 lags Mauritius, MO Mids. and 1,400 hags of foreign. The importers held them for pricer above the currency of yesterday, and scarcely any were sold. 310 bids. only of West India sold in the private contract market. Refined re. rosined without alteration—C.olWe : she public rude of Soo Imp o r plar.tatios Ceylon did not show any alteration in prima. A lair most .at business has been done In Pealaug, Brack. and gibed bokowl Win; tat latter at 345. 63., and the article weans a firm appear:ave.—BM sold without alteration In prices.—Pepper : Clean gos,d bumatra 'di 201, 201 , and white 40., 40., which were lull priced.— hallow hat sec toed to 40a. 6d.—Cotton : No sales reported.—Hum Tea Ma been in good demand to-dae.—Pearl sago said, CM Slloll td , good large grants Les. to 21a. 6d. ; lbs. lid. to 21L—Whip ' pepper portly sold lid. to 414.—East India arrowroot sold Sid. to 11, —Penang nutmegs sold 25. 3d. to 2e. 94.—Penang moot sold to, In— East India chillies bought in 16e.—Turkey bans sold 61..fd.b W. 11..61—Yellow berries bought in 30s. to lea bury paid en Sugar to Mat week in London, cwt, Liverpool, Bristol, 8011, and the Clyde 300,134 Same period last year 211,142 Demme 6.417 DOTIRO PALO ON TOO Of 1549 TO LAW MOOG tkO. Total 1,912,911 Same time in 1845 ;OSSA; ~~... 103,616 COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, JAN. 24.—The snarler, today, was exceedingly animated. and KC es of Americans were imaged newly to the extent of one-eighth. 10,000 bean were sad, and of these 2,1.000 were taken on speculation. From the DUBLIN _GAZETT.B.—Tuesolay, Jaw 23. INSOLVENT& Jan. 17. Prl m SHANNON it CoIiNZLH. A I'IIU Feurowy, Moat Brown, Dubllo, utnners. INSOLVENT PE I ITION EMS. 1. D. 10 • 1 7. 1 .. 11 7. Mtartroes Comm. M. Cludon. Moody artiv. M.:(..4 ______ J. Kenny. Sto•epart of *lim o Vieunuatb,(arna 1). Msbuoy. Cumoz...r In% - 67:Wit aia. - 4;.1.7. --- i,T.Ti.;;;,. ----- --- - I. °glace Cat-lark. Cork. t. , ea. J. Mornay. lillhoagrant LOMA. J. Went Parsate View-pl., Cork. at. farmer. I. Hayes. Nark tororr Mato rt.. Cork. .bop. law. W. Power, Boekill, Topprrary. brow& kayo. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. MAUL •aa. rya. arta. SOL •aft. Ora •oa. WI 9 bublia .. 00 Holland ... 01 India v. South- 0 Mega. ald 0 Watcrford 0 , 1 Flanders .. 0 artdvtoo..Feb IR .1 .w'. lilll 1 lhoutohrolar. 01 /rano, 0 0 I. Maraud • o 0 . talt.J sal! o Otterlaraera 0 0 Lisbon -Jan 27 0 katou 4. • .1% 0 , truni fetaX 1 flsxaMmt . 00 4 !:91... . •. 0 !fn. Sir Edgard isnica. Ostend; We' Vito He:Welts, ita-tuck; John Bull. H,nibuni ; Pink, Dunkirk; Mermaid, Mauritius; Quiver, St. fitichwes.—sailed Mete, DlM tura ; Marian, Jamaica; British Em..ire, P. it Phillip ; Per nambuco; Arab, Algoa Buy; Pilot, Leghorn; o:mute's of Loan dalo, Hamburg ; Itaintow, Adonis, Botierdiun ; Sir &Mid Banks, o,Send , Camilla, Bleu Diep ; Lion, Harlingen ; Coneerws tire, Gambia. Lavaiwoou, JAN. 2i.—Attired: Choice, Susannah Collins% Bosom Ayres; Selma, Crishna, Calcutta; Anglo-Amenmui, Boston; Plow More, (,Moults; Swittsure. Africa; Chesapeake (Imt rudder head), Baltimore; Tarquin, Mobile (winkles pumps all the passage, =Wes truck on Mobile Itair in coining out).--(M: Countess of =has, Callao; Globe, Agncs—Una, Liverpool, at Sierra Leone. The invincible, Constantinople to Cork, was totally wrecked, 2let MM., in !Whyte's= Bay; crew saved. [Advertisement.]—A DREADFUL ENLARGEMENT OF YDS Krum, erten DT HOLLOWAY'S OININVNT AND PlLLS.—Abrahas B mks, an elterly man, living near the Dry Creek, South Australis, he, such a painful affection and enlergonent of the knee, that be despaired of ever recovering the use of ho. limb, the numerous reins- • that he made trial of fluting to banish or even to minute the Os eau In this suffering condition be wet advirea to try Hollust• ointment and pills, and he commenced • regular application of them, ',Web in a unit time iffecuta a complete cum. The " Adelaide Ob server" of the 21th March, 1848, while/we this as one an sag the nuitiyastoolsraing cures effected, in youth Austral* by these Innis able medicine•—cold by all druggists, and at Professor llollonsyl establishment, 244, Strand, London. BIETea BARILINOTON.-4&.17. at ICZY. The wire of J. Bs:Matto% 14. of a mow rtw at Pakeohamttreet, St. Panama Mr. W. e. inniikTi..eliThatailitei: OK 01.—Jan. 18. ai laeb‘ls'e Home, near Hanaheld. the wife or It T. Coke, hag.. of a ion, winch .arrived ha birth only a few bow% 10.1H6021 —Jan. 19. at timpani. Mrs. J. H. Diakinton. of I dalhOter. 11„ at Coln Rogers rectory, Gloucester, the MB of the May 11. B. Forster of a haughter. 110 MAN.—Jan. 2.1. at Cr uch.esd. Homey, Mrs. K ilomlO.Of • . 04, LA MMlN.—Jan. 21, a. ohorrolds. North end, Fulham. Mrs. W. IL Lammin. 01 a daughter. NNW LO —Ja . 21, at linckwold Hall, Norfolk, the wife of LC. Norceso• Nag. of a daughter. PIUSSTON.—Jan. 21, at Beeson 11•11, Norfolk, Lady Prague of taiga • boy sad a girt. TAIINTON.7J an, 12, at Radnor-place. Hyde park, the el eOf Taunton. log.. of • daughter. THOMSON.—Jan. 18 at hdinburgh, hire A. Thomsen, of a daughter,. WATSON.—Jam 22, at Llvapool, the wife of O. C. Wat.on. Neils ee • daughtar. HlTh.—Jan 21, Mn. T. white, Landpset, of • daughter. MARRIAO62II. DU DLNY—MUMNIL—Jan. 17, at Nurleury parish church, by the Rev. I'. BurnelLA., Alfred. y0u02... mu of K. rm., Kunfewle: rd. b. Mee weeund ffurvir daughter of T. U. Borne, Fogs m Lomita°. DDRSTON—WAINWRIOHT.—Jam 17. at Shepton Mallet 11111 church. by the Reg. H. Pratt, W. Durstuu haq.. of Wpm:welter Mare, to Jane, only daughter of C. Wanorrlght. Esq., of the former place. MACKINTOSH—DAVIS. Jan. 18, at et James's, Plocalsliy, T. J Mackintosh, Nan., lbuopton Mlddlusea. to &mom. feur h daughter of the late Mr. J. I hvh of Warminster, and m huke.troet ti. Jagmea PRAEOER—BAZILK.—Jan. 18, at re Man relent Char h, by W e Rey. W. W. Charlton. F. Praeger. km., to Moll. Bulk ; reelow/ married In the Roman Catholic faith, at lane. to Jan.. loge SAbe PtiO —T 11 RU PP. —Jae 23. at St tlarylkMme puish Meech. by the Ray. H. W. Thrupp the Rev. P. D. smooth M.A., new of Kingston. Cambridge:4llre. to Henrietta, ,C,C.d daughter of the law J. A. Throw, Esq., of Sp udelepbsee. DNA 11111, ALLEN.—Jan Nary Are. econd daughter of Mr. K Allen, of Spalding. Lincolnshire, and M. South Audhy street, Louden. ALL W It.—Jan. 10, at env. awake aged 62. BARREIIO.—Jan. 21, at Od Brcathstreet, the Chevalier Dou J. 11• Marrero. Spanish Consul-lieneraL 110IJLTON.—Jag Rh at 1•1•01orbuid. Gamine, wife of R. &mho°. DM—Jan. 17, at Bishop road. Bayswater. J. Dare, lie., aged dB NWART.—Jan. 21, at Lhatopient-placo. t =hen:tell, Jane. Mhos of the late P. bean, hag.. of lissedelde Iftunfrf , oefore• oit EEN.—Jaa. 10, at Horton. lir. J. t. eeoc, kite of Dudley aged 83. HAVNI23.—Jan. 21, at Path, U. Hynes, EA., ate • inefo•aut Si Trieste. HOLLAND.—Jan. 20, Joseph, only son of Yr. J. Holland, of Ozkrd• street, mod 10. L6V V.—Jen. 19, father, wife of J. A. Levy. 9q.. of Upper Goner stress. 64ed ahItDI:44J.—JIIIL at Cheltenham. Busk wife of Lleut•Ca. Spalding, aged 63. TROUTON.—Jen : V. Jane Anne. only surshing daughter of the ha6q., of OuseuW late J. Trootmt. WA WIA/I.—Jaa. 17, T. tandltaan, kAq., of erenehey, Oloucesterehire , alp d 69. WH AT tl AN.—'an. I'. at Maidstone. Juke. elf*: of .1. 01 human, Esq. rinLed and publiabed Wswaa hl.ro Hawn. of \o tl. Inudyr 7l . street, In As o' London. Vnatar, a 4 4w Wiloa.ta Lunitunist"... la the marl Wlaltainata—Tlo7 4 aDa JAI'AUT •I 1 -- /