The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-08 00:00:00

mewing ia land, the Oman &those, to whom slow, all nil prilisel almost* of s aliwsy msennseat, all ynotion of Imo sin qualms ask withesteiqe: railway their assilded. hen hid Ithst tho prom et • teem =moths both of messonsat, sad ham these, de lbw whim swam/ t ib l io n s er . =s li de , should is and% am smaseahis onmelasse emu_, dat eas4hisd o sionsdain sawksitost the nibs nos nth* is the dastastiag theism sflbs various amenVy Maass nay rola with regard to liss oddest* =Were then Whin they hen as sumumes ea of fast, as pains ad be en aufarlansis annsaies nay appall from the lest In die lima% Donk panided ill• wine pad then what is sled • 0 ass ;" bat as than aeon no set always gins, sail sib ives, they an love nal by die MN msu e op, Is b as beet may pima *skeane, Os &thins of the on this en- A s plait their dins the aimpardta hays so _ap peal. observed tits eduellee r Ile Herfokl," while a patty mina be debt, inesiviss No sod twenty pa de, may be serried by the mannt of her Majesty's salthets from sewn se wan, di I twin Use Haase of Deeds, tin thirty rest estopeies. wbo psy • of a althea 'nasally Wier we basal so end= desisioas The snare oho sonny smites, who snot be inneslad in laepleg • high aseernent, me re li ned Ina nth • num sibility-tin bens. The rights of property Ansa* ea sin miss of the tribunal, sad as 'minim - of ohs sphere of "▪ lint dews be. the quarter soden be tits Puny sad ether far sessines whops rates are kidonsisone sad onessere shwa, gissiisin tints& aad osesuils sulked, is what whits do oho sallesep eneensies dad diessedves Newt sibs IN sad onetime. as is ease, ca tho Milan U l an," 7i asat. of Ithe pail miss, they may_give eis van ! Thst is extent et their popiessolalism Yee ;i s vane, liz j e s t past sa stitessey, NM that soth appsiat sal need is a anorod la arm bosh bath be the Wdi mdtht sallasy proprietor thin that r i Zden e. 'Oben npronalintoo le tyroany, est sad to le anistal." HO sok is ; the essemensat is ia ths malni et*, latenstod eureely jos* sad the expeaditaro is la the hands of these littis Uses of pin& wisdom giblet manta war admirably swaged lend oaks. Anti so deal we with sa nasal to of • garter et a main. Thoth so to the mane of apnea _The ampothrs pay thin sea errassa, sad also their rateable pa o p of titan of ths wish. Das, is • neon eon sa the Brighton Railway • Intensithsai appeal wee at W* added. Ms INIMISIN MOM Lail. ill seth party. TM 111111.1M1 Ina smandi so fi rst tisp l aid 76 p it nat. of the - satire Waif Ills - i---thse Ind 2,126 i. to pay_ kr apnea, km, b. — ..:l:l 4 ap.iistf"tgehll. L . 'LT=I .4: , :a . = am be i t y wrigh .... L . i v ar lishilp tbe non et_ Isi would boor wathan, seamed se be bum' bp w elato result of this inquiry, sad • einem anion bas to be fought swer , pother with rush of then. Illethisk,therotore, that the railways ban sa equlishls aloha to swab alterations of the law as will protest them Gem the avails, 0 parish harpies, open the higher warts to their appeals. both on questions of law and IIII&WITI of &et, give thin ropresestation in proportion to their payments, sad shown, by eoasolidation. the mated* whisk they say have die leas to dna to undertake. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Tao 7. The Attarnsy-General yesterday sent up a AfIA bill of indistinct against Gana Duffy ! The fact of his having celled for final judgment on the fourth bill, which he has Dow ahemical, against the prisoner, has caused some remarks not very favourable to Mr. Mocahan's professional dexterity. In the course of the day true bills were found against Mr. Duffy. Mr. Paint Serape has a long letter in this morn ing's .Fivecisses Jourstil, addressed to the editor, in support of the dierriminating rate. It is expected that the fifteen new Q.C.'s are to be ailed inside tha bar to-day. The 'yet= of stipendiary guardianship is under going modification. In several unions (not less than sixteen, where there have recently been vice-guar dians) the commissioan have decided that the poor law gall be administered by ordinary guardians. UMW= 07 AN OLD LADY.-011 the evealag el the lit amain, says the Ficiessa, Mrs. Canaries Fitzpatrick, of CoolosaMa, three 00100 has Froshford, Klikeaay, was abed Ma has howls. As the lady wee 70 years of wo her maul abeam ceased a great dal of eazisty. lath was mode for three or tear bears withal ear same, whoa at lona a girl said she saw the Mang lady go a the direct- Ilea et the well, whisk ma about hay makes from the miasma Oa ezmisalasa to this Mao the body was feud, Mahar heed ismaesdia loam lathe dip* et about two hat ; the appeared a amok obese bee asap as If she had Deaf** sionallei, *man Mod homiest into the well. ON Illaiskg games ansadel. and ea Timis( Use bab a he them& k podia ma to Mid the aquas mill he 00011 lea dr anhammmede et sew melba asea ; the a NAN! quae was aossediesif ra wee Kelitley-. Aeg owes. mod el Maas maimed. to Mann t o the ma sal polder, the jay fogad tai Theme Callsa, et Coal man". was eameasd with the 0110147." This OWN ea la 'abase. wee a east et tri. sad was is eaddeses et the widow - t . lase her wager I. may more Ikea U.. am she ma mar sneer% sad be Desmke her am tram her. He she, Mesa belt a year see. i bee niche Ma la the Pada* Issamses Ompay mo . paid er Obe itelf-year's policy ad b , ed maw he Ifs 008001 pms • tint hw days ea. Oa the WAN the astrier he was salt with the dammed a swain bee parbser. Os the sight et the mealy he was tread to within halt a idle of the dreadful seem. He Mandel heard a far the arras s bat ea Tuesday ins . meted at breph_y widie la the set et ingsi tato the Mk lie hoe to Dahlia. Hi.. med to be Maude& at W w tissa et the old hey, sad protasis his atter Lammas* of the deed. He noted he skit ea Moeda sight was Berbbasey, at the he.. et Mr. Owe., who is cm of the aroma of the Cieea's Casty, sod ageat or rancor ear the property of the larding nay. SCOTLAND. IDDIIIIIROM, FIB. 6. Anticipating the re-introduction of the Lord Advo cate.' Merrisge and Registration Bills, the elegy and erhoolmortere bawl taken the field, and mevigorously pethieg their opposition. Catchimr up the relmonsh moat movement, they oppose his lordship on the meal of eaprass. and secondly, booms of the blowy width weaid be dose to the church if the momeres pass in their former shape. The enmity for registration is now, however, admitted, ea the presbytery of Oh.- gew has drawn out a " aril' bill, the gist of which, m might be bto make the whole Whir a March job. the most likely method of adjusting difference. be to pat regis batten under the bands of the pose law brawl.; many of the impeders are paresYai admelmathea whilst at the sum time the of poor law °sews is thomegAn hl sa jimeedsr law pails atelmi. modlng is to be bold here on the 7th host, Lord Pievest in the their. Another publie 1111141fte of the Mamma Bohm Amesiadoa it also to be WI hid a abet thro b hr the pae,ese of prltioniag palmed ea the oahhot of national ecosomy. TVALES. CARDIGAN Erscrrox.—The writ arrived here on eaterthy, owl ea Monday stheehos We were pooled about the legs alased e m E myth. aetheedeg that the melee the di Ithe Friday moth, sad the pathos es !at flettit t . la da dried lows dodo tt Aboiyet , 'eq., las th by e both *s heath retheedee the =tam That eastleotaa Mein that be bet had the glebe et Mr. Artie, the ealithet theme's emed, whisk made the opiates that the Abe:plod* octoroon sel der meddled. PROVINCIAL. Ax lIIIIIIIIIIAL 1111101131 of SUDDEN DILATES have Istaiy sossnel is MOS oil ils im Axisig others vs may modem Oil el Do. paid= to be brew. ohm wpm le ban boa 3a or two ea. well poke to by imam lb. lboavel. tbe Zeal, be loot two ow wilbla ON wooly oia dbe44ma marl llaUeU. • ossolietra Wawa: la Ile level &mei dews deaf • lbw bp op. Tbe limp el Us, la be of Obellas. ell& Wily on a mem stank al Y aw alma boo bon I, bat • taw am Moe enema bey tem, awe loolowera. FATAL AOCIDINT AT 0031,1111 Maim Commix, Oxroaa.—Aa ail:lLl= bid as Tessem ti the Old Bar my Roam, of aided College, bassi G. V. Cos, 31q., ILL, 1:1 Omar. esd a joy of awleiselaeod oitisms. ea the a ts v d . 7 l 3olweha Illairissia. easier of that =, sid. sed sea al the Pm. F. O. trieno &seile nar k. : the assi liall : b r i x , ../ ""laillil t= 4 eves that Mr. Bkes/setswa lead a Pislii. and Pai w orma w irder 8 " boa of Mr. Pother, gameher. la="1 a iblhow albeit.. Ow tbo pawn al rat whisk =hiss = aizs a w asie ia hie rac e .. Oa the of X the bared had bola to a two o r at Oslo% awl sapped with hha ash two other. That be left And s a s Ets. bikes 1 1 *Wolk be ea a roma for act later tbst he whiled to be up ia the warilai Se Ea wont awls to the sollage, whore seas abet n eh ri l os . k be was bawl by an of his hinds lying es the esh, quite heal. will a yield is his right head whlel had haw db. thampl. the wawa% lavhsi salmi deoweers ha side, and ledped hi ths w p hew whim the ball was eatesotod. The rapist et the was wet dl airy load by say se a . The askiiesess slept ow the deaseaste seam, sad de ma retired le awl abaft 11 elsiseras mama by Is 'meal ashes, bed Asa* It possual from wiwllhirei harks alliwievia la bh rasa. awl teak ao awe seise ens aslll mini int libassil of Ss melon &sly daith pig agiaaighbass. it h supposed that dessassd, who was abet, was is thes eatsp walshift he de g e with the mirk sad et ham sine laalle it isidomi lila DOWN' bid lam OM ISM THE EXPRESS,- THURSDAY • EVENING. FEBRUARY 8,71849. • bees widow& es to his emir amass el headline the pleteL The jary, alter • lesithrsed lavoilitatita, named the knowing verdict : " That the nig Charles Bleaketcoe valued his own death by sesideatally Cube:gin • loaded pistol width he (as his btu tatiefartarily proved to the jury) had ban is the habit of lasiatiouslr kasamia his reeat." ------- DIVOSSEris. A CORPORATION 001110 TO PILISON.—The Easier G says :—" At Teases earponae gantlets* are be &alai to pat lip Is hese at the Amiga Ale whisk owls diem It appals that the Atioisspflostal had, as hog sio as lOW histharbi==vpho Ike mama Ilea aftkla toss births el Owl& ostrasted to disk semi as Ilsoilass of tho ours sbastrbas. At the tows essesi Mid ea liesis, hit It was stated that ashes the osslasiss Mimi i alinssey baba the Moak °bur- , essy as Ussoriss sis• (rod share Woe so bade to pay out al/ONig). es afaelliatalla weld ismw, sad the NW. sad Ids irras be Otos Ma sollody. A snow essottles was AA lig possiat, tasty et whoa wished &ssosisas w• 11 set slake soasli. Th. Tows Clerk sad Xt. Moor& (a faisiltri) aro debris& to proceed to tows to amass are imallor I t parade." Sine lartig. TiS Fuel ARTS COMMIS/SOW AND TB3 Nair Howes or Plams•worty.—The eighth report of the Com misolesees et PRbe Arts hes jam been bend. It states that thieelbessees, Whims tote. Ike esseeted *Wars Dyes, ILA, him Wm pelated, She eyed et by his Oahe Wifiehry Me snidest of We " e! Meshy," by Dude) Welke, RA.; awl Me el idersed MO /Mut Prime imehin be OAR of the Garter bees Rimed by Obrehe Wed Cope,L. Them w as eeri smanhassoxe lhe dedipm fie u. w o ha s td diusi bess beim iz b ini t e mweigiesetilmempeaes; Ibir gibe hie OA mar swab eimemelewses et 111813 emd bum peireleh le well miseheed lbe peewee et behead= ; While. ism main Me pieremilieh eigellai arispe, the Maid Neemowde bluff =Misdl et eremete the *sip of heii. Two le be le dm ..m. s that d ia rmi g he eat HMS Wary, alemwerds eibmeeledeileg he matberity et Mel hods' Olt is premed le essemitshe 'ablest el holm to Deihl MAO" It A , god the subject it Uses army eekararleigias the mitheeity et the law to Charles West Cope, R.A.s tese eseresposihr femme ou mak well tbes be ne sted by the sew artiste. The ereimis diem bees she te Mete theit Obey are to te ended' an egiesseist with Mr. Dyes, wisithag to whisk be =dew takes to eseighle samba sepulated work is the a Robiss room " viable • ported am menedisi sk yeses, osmeemelei hem the let July, 1344 mud be whisk is is premed thee be sheeld be lemweeteted es the rate et 3IK a veer; Ober emdithwe holy use dal ht the estrosssist whirls mey mho Sr hie lamest to seespbte the work, selgest is the ler the ememielowete, I. he. time; sad, es the elher erf = l , Armin ea 'atomics of time is the emus el amele ea& Idees b she par is the demeatism_belei by by cessminieeses. The statue of Lad KW. ishaDeU, "ad the states el Lord Clerremlee, by Willem C'elder Mar shall, A.8.A., whisk are isiseded le be plated is St. Ste phen's Hall, in the Palms es Weilmisear, hive bees completed, sad the ocommigiessee matlike bo ezr adios of Show works in usettle_ (the soak baying Iteett before approved) es highly eredliable to the artists. The emsuisdowers oleo state that by deeigue n t ga t= to be minuted la the Upper Waiting Hallos is their Report of August 7, UM, haws bum epproved, sad that the &WM so abated aro sow invited to essamwee frescoes in Nat beedity. The expenditure which the works now reeseassied to be undertaken will involve ocessists of 1,6001. he the two remaining frescoes in the Hews of Lads, and also the annual rosuneratios of 8001 . to be paid to William Dyes , It A., for the work above specified . The repo rt of the ansatittos appointed to inspect the mall melds for statue, to be placed in the House of Lords, of the berm mes& rebus who sagged Myna Chute, is to the effect, that "the rosy arrow sire of the niches, sad their Gethie Ma" assenerily restrict the choice of attitudes ; Nat the iherairer of the statues " should be severs end mimeses(, sed, armeneently, free from all ricks°, of maim; mad tkathey Arid be designed strictly with reference to the Arm sal proportion of the niches, upon areititectesle . The oommittu, in aspect* the models sad le4l li for the ernes in quells cossidered it their duty is miss WOO madams, which had bees day easammiseed be the artist., in the fine loran., by to SIMMINT. They were also of opiate that 14 es die* Wasdeal a eerie an admen a metre was esfeedelg liable, se farther tending to pre. serve a Imre.d egaiwasee harem the character of the stews tai Set Wee emalleiler e. The artists have really paid sissailuk le the imegilime of the acmamittee es then and ether eolith and edges lave beta as immee need as le seadilat with the made= above soda& The ewes of the ram to the IS aloha is peeped to he as felleas t—la de mies kimethddy es the lest die el the amok the AIM d alsebs• 1,4 •10••• AMIN= se Gedehmey. la the shin immediately on the wee el the Sena, the slams of Meal de Imam, ArebbliWp of Dais- Is the side a the gostimaseses sage the Mateo of Wale Bari of lielibay. In the side at the sout► rain eagle Unstained William Berleawabfeke. In dr first althea the west side. next the 'tetra Wiliam Bel of Peak**, the seems of AM., Master of Knights Tem ples. la the Mr alike sutra order the statues of Wil liam Bad of Wanes, Wales Seri of Anadel, Hubert de Bergh Bad a Kat, and MIMI Karl of Clue. la the able at the scrimmages eagle, the statue of William Red of Austere. Is the two wishes cut ia order os the set* sae, the stared Geoffey Hai of Gleaner, and draw Bari of Whishieter. In the niche at the nerthreiters angle, the sir re a Hem Bari of Hereford. la the In aides ant is order ea the east side, the status of Hope Bad et Narfaik.Rebeit Berl of Oxford, Hobert Fitzwater, Buena &Irani, end William de llowbray. AtlittOtt• PRINCE :Be THILLTRIL—FIOtOIeII opera, " after having been laid aside for s considerable time, was re vived lest rang, he the purpose of introducing a sew awe to the puWa—flerr Mingle, who patented the part of Fronts. This siatieman wee sanouneed I. the bills r lame " teem the goalie' theatres c the eontasnt"—.oae weeiw~ma s bat m at e have hear his ha t vig Cartage, at Paris ; and he aresial any a ;bas a goo aloe d deal emit. Hb is a sent, hes sea, bat well made, with a had fees and large which are &gre mlin *ea Ilia frank sad open expiation. He spells At with auras NUMMI mesa and pronuncia tion, bat assipses are mow so 00IM/11011 os the Eaglish see fie, that kiperfest elowatios is seaway nodes& He I. as a powerfal boa wigs, which he trequatly forme so se to be adaally load; bet is seit its tests are eh& gad melba lie Mewed at first under a degree el miner =to whisk a some amen, we may meta the nth islesation • bat as this castinued to be per meable der he had recovered his self-poseessien, we must .adds that Ms a fault to which he is li able. He is naiad, a good ester. Thouh figure is heavy, hie movemese am aides and not es enemata. In the dad act his plasmodia of the jolly wood•restr w = asheated, seed wag the Rhine wish tree I. Is the soma ast he the meeleathely masses a Prods whit inch ,smiths sweet, imam fal ease ends wise ills temehig ethos. The tame eat edgewise amils he bad to dq, washdag faddy of a !dad la drawing }lamely, neither esthetes ow air, wee epee Met;; builds pure style le ttl a ffsedem tram udgadty, gad d thst he Wags to a geed athod. His T =ll was embially fano/able; ad we see winvinced that he add make a itronV o L o preedea in a part a a higher der. The shames of sted, he the toot dee, by Poole, mean ws the ademage of the pl ea fibs sated with be M petsease gad propriety, ad sang with simplicity, swesams, old expeadem. C. Bratines put el Coined Aare. is bdipiMir pasesified. He has really nothing to do bat to digthew Istiipelated air, " My boyhood's home," is width be b penalty very necissful ;• but last night he was leis is ties weed, sad failed to oasis the anstomed same. This epos assediegly well got up in regard to isismiy mad the ether siessmess of the stage. More care med aspens, laded. hew boom bestowed upos it than it is Wink ihr it is sessestiesably the meekest production im parted *ma Gamey within oar remaabreace. 3131 NT LIND AT MANCIIISTML—IieddhIt eliedfi be more seedet• than the same of this aft on Theft wewici Insiasst inn -. The 3 madam Pree•T pang refie Bies tw l wee ang is sew se, womb a ,000 bees present. this. IJud the stun allotted be the " widow," or of the waded is the eraser la the thoreess, the Leaman ens ezeseded themesiesi ; eel the Idea Wildems, las/ay, sad Its. Mashie, reesind end donned mash amebas.. Several MOMS wen demanded sad grated ; aid at at amidedis, " God flaw the Cases " woe eang by the homy Lien trap/ eite lied. The pine is regre *night at Birstiagar, eel is Teselay ant at Haddinfisid. AND CLERICAL OxvoirTilll. 6.: 7 l;;ooa;;;;U:aseTelheiiia the i fhb Inane, t will be proems& that tbe eseerl prawine d 1254 whisk wee Whorled by vete et Otaweeddee ea the MIL et Joe, toto be made he Gee yews to the laemlent de Bin Celtruo, ts spelled erne& the edema et ma Jese. owlammt owittalor Oise= be diswiedbeeel ear the ISM et ; Iheklallea • poi et OK paean. be awls sea el die, alba ee Meta sea et the time AMA bat k pal*, le la lamb • periemit sehtwasta he 41111.111.0•1011Tapill Imembeale et the ism Ifs ere& desibel eembelerre Y Ii Iwo tbdr esellees =de meld tees& tribe ad three wwebeedee, vrivextily a t len& et tbeen a dear emeNt. im mer e cer ilhainadi. ls =Me Ida de Wire eteserdmeet OAXISIDON, IPPo. 7.—ZIMMIOP TIP STATOIIO.- 11•ThoamooDir 100 atm sailoo. *m et eke Otegrodlea ea Webaalawaat. the Ls**s, dr Weerbe /me (osooptolon) pal be iam b the sorb 1-41h i teda Ile V'. a; ; the lisaker dime ; the Dees d 3 llemen at Pasted" de. =UMW, end et Orthelho ; the iegtos Ptedbeews et r, law, me lhpeM; Ws. radar peleebie • Mr. Ci ik ri g EZMlN i t e rml,it il lda Val . my 4‘ tare et De Hall • ws. =a* W. . et Mr. wads's% al , awl Kr. Prat. stllsmeseet ; a sde to melee de eldreet et the eater iety • awl le alai dim be the edeato la their midi hen Metre to ehleita of r leleitediase 7m, lbee. Mei Sallatertlear. COMUNIOW bee selbedeal the beldeee. et tar Mivaigsmit—Pdata g ; emboss et bed sad bee Sr be el reagegg. isibrelba at hew br Istra. HAM.; el et alma bank* et bawl*. RAM; elleerab et a bag Ye re , eurelire et made sad Isinoi he the rageag s a g g sar aberetba at reideese et do Ebbw et Wergaer meg.; a:bretles et reddase et be Weir et ragragregr.—liar. Lamm to Littleton Drew Mb. db. e. a. aim; nu; mg, gime d eabbeir . Dee. 4. bit^ b Vaoastersa—Oeadond P.C., te. sad dia. Yak; ; osk a lt s. wa sal Choler se York : W. Wawszik i wan. IlissUls P.C.. Oh sal dr Twit ; ILL Pala J. Dowara. rm. _NAVAL : POSTIMOUTII, :-Zitaiar, brig. WWI suraian Ow Drom= mio rpor SlV e z w ir wa r trot re lour gag to dorsi MUM 4114 OM ) mass oat ai asek.—Ustrier. lir bus Amer kr savist-eitta at to Notaa tr.. ramak. is raw trot ban liMiere, 111111111111! 1 awed to prouroo ono r rod is lair, far bar MILITARY. - - Two Cowmen§ op pm 71rr HICIELLNDILI AND tau WWI? Les Itatnissr, sent by the deaths of Lite.-Oseral Mr T. Arbuthnot sad of 114.-Osersl It& 0. Onapell, us to to ilea. So Otter to Utah-oe. Mt J. thadoel, sad the Ler to si.-Osose Weed, C.E. Sir J. Xsolosoll has bee emit Was 7011/11sterlais ea Jol, 111111, told this colceloy 4 no. to to (ea to MidAisefal J. C.B. SPORTING. Dlrlllll9 AT DIAItCHIST9/I.—Toomoo, Livisroot. ISTINPLI Coosa —l6 to 1 ott *a field. MITIOPOI.ITAN HANDICAP —9 to 1 ova Causes (t), 10 to 1 epilogs', 11 to 1 opt Viskstaliar, 11 to 1 opt pi ohm. Damn —4 to 1 owe Plying Dombotaa (t 9to 2). 7to 1 apt Todotor, 1$ to 1 opt lissopsonto IA to 1 moo wain oh 15 tot opt Ilzaapidrk to to 1 opt MK II to 1 opt 40 to opt Busy Dtek. MN to 10 opt ask sot of ='; don (t). Ca NW= Cuo.-18 to 1 oset Tbo Tutor, 10 to 1 opt ko to 1 apt loloritous. Se to t ainilloo. MI to 1 000 to t), 410 to 10 opt loft Irak& (O. 480 to rapt Gnat Wolin (t), SO to 1 opt Lupo. lab) intentgence. COURT OT BECKSQUBIL—YErntanAL Mu Pane.—Dokee 111: P. Palm Pollak. CIL. awl Middle= Oxen= DORY= V. HOWARD. -Ai ThIPOND PisA_ OP INPLNCT.. Mr. Massey Dawson and Mr Hugh Hill were weasel for the plaintiff; Mr. Serjeant Wilki s, sad Mr. Vaughan for the defendant.—This wee an action brought by the plaintiff as endorsee of two prombeery wed for 1501. each, made by Mr. George Routh Howard, a member of Worcester Col lege, Oxford. The defendant by his pleas denied that be had made the notes, and alleged that they were for the ao tteratmodatioa of o thers—that they were endorsed without coosiderstims after they became due, sad that the whole came of action had seemed desist his infamy. Prom the statement of the learned wawa sad the evidence it appeared that the defeadleat actable& h s emprity in 1840, and some time afterwards ea application was made to him for payment of the notes in egsgstion ; they were produced to him, be examined them, sad mid that he was not in a conditics them to Abilene them, but if he was allowed some beam time he would do so. He committed that slellesest to welting on the Bth of Jane, 1841, and it wee ow swilled that it wee a ratification of the original transaction, and a sidileigat answer to the plea of infancy. It woe reed, ealjed to ses objection on the ground that the stamp was insulkiest. Glow Luis proved that be hod mita ea the defendant ia has, 1841, at Worcester Osage, Ogibed, with the two malmsey notes. The &Swami preshed to pay them if ea isieeteldes wee gives sat to eas them until he re eased to Oslued, is Notemberftlawhtg. The desired pro :1:11=m They were coshed ley Joie Caldwell, an erme leader at Oxford be many y ears. Mr. Redeems Wills no—Wen yea is wart when the late roa Garay Midi Daiwa he was a public nutmeg ?? Witness: No. Th e e=sey setae are in Caldwell's haat w. Beek is The Lord Chief Boron itaviag suggested that the attesting ' wiliness sissuld he essmisted, iredimidt Heidases, Whir of the Oxford County Court, was gobs& Ore 'Mese soles le attested by a clerk of my father's, who his bon dead for many years; the ether is attested by my brother, who is an attorney, and holds a stilted= ia a lose silos in Ireland. Mr. lierisant Wilda. objected to the admissibility of the now as the sarvivieg attesting witness bad not been called. If he wee absent he amid have beta examined in Ireland upon interregaterito.—Atiff MN discussion the notes were read.—The leased cowed then stated that although he might say a psi &eel upea the CMS is Mon conscienthe he small aid left it in paint of law. • violist ow mused ire the plaintiff with 4431. 15e. demages, WNW iedrbi. Mr. Dames smiled fbr in order foe speedy execution. The emotion 11118 ismaineed so long ago as 1846. The Lord Chief Harem refaeld the application, stating it was never in stalled that the statute should be applied in each a rase se ida. ILICHEQUER CHAMBBIL—YestruAay. MO=O the Mew of the DAUM= Pleas and Berens of fachermar in errors from the Court clOsses's Beach. Tan BAZON DE BOMB F. THZ 131151N.--NON•ZZOISTRA. ?lON OSUMI THZ COMPZINATION ACT.--JUDOILINT OF THE COURT OF Quinn's BINCH A/718111ID. h. T i lt e i r s . ftit= e n . it will behalf obfe the recollected,lnti. in n es argued ragZdrilaturtiy, and en the class of the learned ser thpasent, when the Attorney-General rose to argue the eine on behalf of the crown, the court intimated that they wail set then trouble him. The thee was then postponed watil yesterday morning, when the end, „alkali hearing the opened for the an tads judgmeat. The case, divested of the me in which it has been 'evoked is this: The late Beres de Bode claimed et the British wisp meet a large sum of money, froth the eau pail by Teases astir the thavestion of 1818, se sempasest ea 4 lion for the low he had suffered the emasseelea of his I=tyla the sanitary of Aiwa, arise the Atha seer After sway fruitless to see the late Beres de Bode poll u sed dims inTe simili beeset Clesen's Bench, and the ease ems bid at bar is Tele* Tank 1844, when a verdict was given in his favour kr 364,2;61., with interest from the let of Jan. 1819. Oe certain issues raised by the crown, pleading ilk statute of limitations, thritait i the non-enrolment of the Baron's claim, the found for the crown. The case was thin argued the Court °Mem% Bench, when judgment was given on these points in favour of the crown. The cam was then brought up by writ of error into this I I emit, the present Baron de Bode, as executor to his father, bete`, under the circumstances vita ia our report In tia Deify News of last Saturday, admitted as plaintiff in error. Kr. Baron Parke, in delivering the ithemset of the court yesterday morning, said the plaintiff in NM in the premed ems claimed cretin sums of money from the leautery under the invention of 1818, entered into bet ween the govern ante a Freaks and Great Britain , wby a ewe of three and a belt sailers stadia Ins paid to thelt to indem nify the whist. of Gist Britain for the lessee they had sus tined eerie the andellmary war in Irma. Tele money was paid Me the leas of certain *Wieners appointed for the papas; and as est of pediesest, US 09th of Geo. 111. s. %,wee peeved, restating the payment of this thaspeasedis ha. The eat provided that all claims shoal be seghtied within three weak frees the date of the paths et di cuts apes whisk the slims se se gietered seed preyed were la lie*l by the stetheledesthe, who were Is heed ever the raslie I. the Lards of the Tear stay. It was proved is this MU that the deka by the lass Bann de Beds bed sot loses is tome of the prothiess of the 69th of Geo. 111. karma Wes, after mehesig at length to the technical points urged is the course of the argument, ooaehakd by saying that, se the skim of the late Baron de Bode had act been as lend sesemlig le the directions of the statute, they meth dearly sad ssly of °pinks that he Gould set nether hem 1 the Tretrithy. The jedgment et the Court °Maths's Beath math thsfasn, be aimed. The kageiest wee accordingly karma. Loss= ir. SOADDINIL—Tun ST. PANCRAS VOMIT. The heft aids are were stated in oar report on Bessie. Mr. Was sew essakeded his argument on behalf a the pkiatiff it error, araftsadias that what paned at the thea lag of the vestr y ill. limas on the lfth a August, IVA, was the "asking el a sat, aid that the neehewerbus made by mew= de heft was a veld soh and silks 1 the mean the a Ile 1186► than a die had est A 111., e. BL-311r. Faso*, hr the damdant In mow= costravy essisilei that the rate was invalid ; that die leek ration of a rat on the 11th of August was sot the made' of a rate, and that pale sodee dial have bi a t= of the subsequent aimed isestige, tender the of the sienna —The Court took time to eassiaer question. lETALLII IP. TYI Q 172101-. The question isTiit7woe lavel7edieonePoints with raped to ea indiantaii Few. nay are, however, el se Wankel assastor. Sib they evali Molly be awe bathed by the pawl maim Tbe Naming swim will ted the arrant. eni k eigaset etas bathe aura a in the Aria XII., Pablay bombs besnCt Ow the phdatiff in ma ne w, the mark fireth IthatabL ibun eath ell ea Ibe ether Ma, ve jailistev", Maori. ib* et the Overt of Queen's Beath This assiaded the twiner el the court far the present &deo. MOM= DEBTORS' COURT.—YMITIUUMY. Ilekee Mr. Coma Wow Law. Tali PALLOR COURT.—IS as BRIEN CROWTHIR. TNs istolveat. a eabiastrasker, ins o‘ by two as _ =ram It appeared that the who bad • orbs/ el debts, 'slanted his keelveney to the wiles wed u•szpsetad sale d bit Soak la teede, uaisr ea eerie ken the Passe &art, by ski& pint tamed a dissebie hum The pretat irabb e tethe URI, mad *slew was foe a sneashat snm The twe (reams stated *dr empkida • mad Mr. Leas yes lewd he the ksolvent.—Ris Beaver was 'of that the kaolveat bad tostraated debts whoa be hod = espeetatioa of meant. Ha samaded he fie e me skther moths fr om the wain order, R e the is... dram dense. POLICE.-YENTERDAT. TE!! CnT.—W. sad lamas% Thel C. Wide it J. Loh affid D. Darks; wore tray assaihd i eberged, the tires Ws with steeling, sad Boat sod Ws with reddes t & law sthasst of peppery. la Odense bolo yenta mud T ustthr la the sr , vies et Wassa. Bad Leaer es : tried at the Old ad* kr robbing Ids employer, sod guilty, was bo the seed to as treaspered ter sera yes's. Zs dowdy sisnrude rade ea te • ammthsedsa to Mato& Weed, fist Lee, tine are a table perew ath bad the et the seams esatelarg the severs, sad ;f7= alio lad a Mr ad, W pertain ia dr Arad d► pernasat, ware takes Me ere* deeds was Ora teased to fie pessethea et the Boats, who kept a lisp la ars. street, lestHnd b. Oseglystreet, sad setglerga sallthstry sessaith they were des strayed to New beeme. The grain pieties cd the goods, sesk or esath table eery% super, bare, nip, Ile., won se the pre :2 of limn. Weed, sad therieg psrlisa of *az lib= Taw wet bright yr go won that he was aware — Sag — loth '— mad Witcher were in the habit d dello Mom bin e and Oa, and that be IM ilonisnaties them, began , about eta meslhe he Wend the of his sesplopere, to eels them. Is wen employed is =of aroma, sad had takes geode% Burt's 21W messy, whisk he gave to amstber servant Ilrpei. lamed Albeit (who was Wild at the laid essehme, lead alawiebad ir; Zrent being r d eephall). The new hand. lt th e met y was that ile 'widows against Bar lthen sung was bienght from Neirgate to give far ad ethillsee. It wos porred that Yawl and Witcher E*She al the Bei Ulm pnbithalthse, Basin l.o* bill • gi rmrwe i tth i.r. e .g.iiill ain asi rr s tlook tr Ou C t a itce!priat feels emilaresseth6tewhose, and gave it to r, who wriggled it up in Toner's handkerchief, in width his Mama is Imought, and reloaded Young's son to teas it boo" mg he imnid call Is, it in the evening. He rd ad call, sad the ant day Young was in custody, and ipfrece of of t,prin whisk was identified by the private mark, the hands is. flu encase!ssile orom-examinal the wither= to AM OM Mum Mae bad the ease goodi, ad Ober 1 eithengb the utile, might bath formed part of the steak 1 de they could net wow to them, as it was possible Ibq sisM have been aid ; ad also that, althoog11: 0 t:=:1 of a sewtheeil thief was winsimible, even if pet 11 wee sessesery to look at the motive of the man Ides was washing to llama his own punishment by accessieg ranee, sham only remedy was a simple denial. No man, I s V a te c traded, would be safe, if such unsupported repot were listened to.—Ald. Moon determined upon thmenitting the pismire. Bail was refused in all the eases- WORSHIP-STREET. ATTINPTID MURDNIL AND 817101D1.--Asne Menominee was charged with having at tempted to murder her sun, a boy seven years of age by throwing him into the Regent's canal, and also with hiving attempted to destroy —Mr. J. &added stated that he was standing outside his employer's counting-house, at Haggerstone, within a few yards of the canal, at four o'clock on the preceding afternoon, when he observed the prisoner grasping her boy tightly by the hand and forcing him across the towing path in the direction of the water. The little felow, who was evidently much terrified, appeared strug- Oleg to release himself, and repeatedly called out, " Don't, mother, don't ; " but the prisoner continued to drag him en till they reached the edge of the boa, when she suddenly caught hint up in her arms sad flung him into the carnal. The prisoner then rapidly divested herself of her shawl, and was in the act of untying her bonnet, when witness rushed forward and seined her, and a friend coming up at the moment, he consigned her to hie charge. He then has. used to the side of the canal, and finding that the boy was completely exhausted with his struggle., which had carried him some distance from the bank, witness plunged in,reached him as he lesson the point of oinking, and succeeded in get- ting him out, and he speedily recovered. Oa being ones timed, the prisoser mid that her son and herself were both starving, and they had not broken their fast sines the pre ceding moraine. It,. Hsmraill ordered the primer to be committed to Newest' for trial. MARLBOROUGH.STREET.—Mcannt OP A WOMAN BY 131 HUSBAND.—J. Manley, a plasterer, residirg in Phomixotreet, St. Giles's, was charged with having mur dered his wife, Elisabeth. Elizabeth Otuden said—l know the prisoner and his wife. About 1 o'clock this morning I was in bed with my daugh ter, when I was awoke by a knock at the room door. I asked who was there ? The deceased said, "It is Mrs. Manley; nif old man has turned me out of doors without bonnet or 'bawl." I let the deceased in. She was with. out cap or shoes. She came to the bed, which was on the floor, and laid down by my etas and went to sleep. About half-put 7 this moaning the prisoner came and knocked de. lently at the door. I called out, " Who is there ?" The pri soner replied, "Yon have got somebody belonging to me here, open the door." I said I could not opens the door to any maa till I was deemed. He said, " I will not wait." He then forced open the door, and came into the room, and dragged his wife out of bed by her heels to the wiadow. He then took hold of her bl the shoulders and dashed her head on the floor ; and, while (she was lying there, he kicked her about the heed, and said " I wil l be the death of you." He then gave her a dreadful thick, and she droppers her head and spoke again. The prisoner then stooped over his wife and pulled something from her pocket, and ran out of the room. I saw him again about ten minutes alter, and told Ma that his wi'e was dead. He said, "I am going up to no hex" I than went for a constable, and gave the prisoner in charge. The prisoner's wife was perfectly sober. In answer t ar 11 1:. Hardwick the witness mid the prisoner was quite sober. Ile was in the habit of ill using Ills wife. About a fortnight age he struck her, and blackened both her eyes. He told hoe on Saturday last that he would be the death of her. The prisoner did not express the least regret for what he had dose. Agces May lived in the same house as prisoner and his wits. Was awoke about half-past twelve last night by hear ths the prisoner and his wife quarrelling in the back yard. Heard the prisoner all to his wife to come in doors. She odd she would not. The prisoner and his wife, when they but came to lodge in Phenix-street, appeared to be a very couple. Deceased was a teetotaller then, but lat. d ohs Ga l d taken ng between th em. to drinkisg, and the result has been re rioteuarrelli • mutable said, about a quarter-gist eight this morning, I was called by the first witness to go to 74, Dudley-street, where a man bad murdered his wife. I went there, and on going into the &cat attic I found a woman lying on the tem on her back quite dead. I examined the body, but did art we any blood. I sent for a surgeon, and took the pi oneer into custody. Ia Id him he was charged with kill in g his wife. He replied, " Yea, I done it by kicking her on the side of the head end neck, because she robbed me of 25." Mr. W. Simpson, surgeon, mid there were no marks of violence or blood upon deoessed. Her face was bloated, and had more the apooarsoes of a person having died from a fit or a fall than from a kick. The prisoner said his wife was given to drink. He had gone with a companion to have a pot of beer, and his wife and the first witness followed him into the public house. He took his wife home twice that night, and found she had con trived to steal 2s. from him to 'pond in drink.—Remanded until Saturday next. BAIL WAY NB WS.-WEDNESDAY. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. amnia. DISPOSID OF DT ZILANDIZZA TISTRADAT. Before Mr. Smith.—Room 23. lINOPPOSID.—North Staffordshire Railway (=dada of acts) : standing order. complied with. Forest of Dean and South Wales Railways (amendment of acts as to charges on Forest of Dean Railway and branches) (No. 2) : stand- Ing_orders complied with. PETITION. ADJOURAID.--CeledOnieli Railway (purchase or lease of Wishaw and Cohn's' Railway) : standing orders somplied with. Maryport and Carlisle Railway (estendons, branches, depots, and new works, Carlisle) (unopposed). withdrawn. OPPOSlD.—Stirling and Dunfermline Railway (deviation of branch to Alba Harbour ; diversion of certain works ; extension of time for completing line and taking land ; and amendasent of acts): in part heard, further hearing ad- Jenniad to this day. Edin bur gh and Northern Railway (additional capital and amendment of acts): shading orders complied with. Before Mr. Ma_y.—Room 22. lINOPPOSID.—Loudon and north Western, Lancaster and Cedilla, Caledonian and Edinburgh and Olaegow Railways (lease of Scottish Central Railway). Caledonian and Elia burgh and Glasgow Railways (lease of Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Railway Junction, and the Dundee and Ar broath, sad the Dyad* and Newt* Railways). Caledonian and Rellisbungli and Olasgow Railw i E (lases of Scottish Midis* Imam Railway, : hearing 'owned to 12 o'clock on Monday. Glasgow, Kilmarnock, Ardraman Railway, mad *hem* Heib er r Acts Aniedimetj 11111614 Charity Act Aseeadmea ,t • Read Mi. awl Rotas Railway (Brea* to Imam and *us Wafts Railway) (Ne. 2): @Mai( swan with. Caledonian Railway (par chaos *Owe etWiihaw sad Calms Railway: alian&ned. Aniewanao.—Birkeehead, Leaceshire, and Cheshire Jannisa Railway (pawn to tell or lease to the London and North Watley ths Muter sad Holyhead, or the Shrews bury sad Clasen, Railway Omapanim, or to amalgamate therewith) : anoppeeed farther adjourned to Wednesday next. York, N. end Berwick Railway (Named& upo&tyas mad Oseible R:i4 g and Amidgemanes • asep. rased : ameba _odes Mk. Inemaire ead Yorinhim sad Imam co d a* Waft* Itakway Om =rams* et ban* is the Pre*. sod Wye Railway, , and De*, sod t of the an dertakiag) •. mapped: = at tito ill ;t=y next. MEETINGS.—Warsarom AND Itaxxxxx.—Elpecial Otosseral llestriy. —London, Feb. 7. —P. B. BMA', Esq., M.P., in the ehair.—The Czar:wax mid that Vae dicesteva had collet taw t martin fa so trordance with the oxpiato dmiae at a lame section of the shareholders, sad the aaly fed of any ha portanoe he had to eansmse to them was that, in coo* *Mat whit the reessmandslisa matalaed la the report of the *mitt* aflame*** ppoiand by the shareholders, two sambas et the beset et Areseisa, Messrs. Anderson and Hal* hsa tendered their resignation as directors, which bad boa asespead. sad Mom. Taunton and Bates, two of the count active sambas et that committee, had bum Mend bleat aim their last meting he had goo to Iloindia L dlial atimotholy ezemined the line, with • the view et the eseneolases et Mr. Beasts mentions o regarding ** It ma with ma pleasure that he gays it se his Mania ad that sandmen's ealcalations with I respect to the peeped of a rammaeratzzrze they pro ' model se far a. Knoshwillie* were Mr. BATES mid that at a bow nada, be bad been assumed of empamielag the istinesb at di. share heitises, hr tbe perms et &WM( a mat at their beards bat be mu* them that,* the }coition whore they had *sag* proper to plass him, be weal& anion* his In es sandy as whoa on their eammillso of inroad de Dll they *la they man* a favour by nami adarNun am or their divests* ? He did net mapiain of ills IMMO Of resessridiaa, bat he could moo them that i 4 Weal at SOL a yew it was 1601., it maid a* pay him err thaanome of labour is had ands** tar dm Wane Ws mil& Moo hit nudes Yr. ?moos rod W ladled M a i mama with their Anita% re a d h f armed IMO it was roma to shot thou la pie.. of Knorr. Hobo solhadoioro. He r opressated Hat tkle= weeli oust mess the viola el those abarebsiden that Orao male at that beard *mai be mated, and he Mimi on e rr 111_ r epret he tu Mimi of TWO eildhoss. however, »Mod to der mo o orlo;ig .-w alio hod sited Iddr ft. owl did Ids ordiosika omit MOONS le ea dirks of Ile t u na of he doom lloostO whit Ids'. coolobld with rdoodolisio t lo ood Hir. Tooldoo lis ti aocephd the wool Nob, sod the omit was nth hohoy, hr bo mil mom tho main that Obey were tars a bromism breed. H. was of *deo that my tattier Immo of die board midi not Mid siWge ----- a — eli — riaeWste, and be them to boos smillim as they were at present eatli Ulf-yearly melba to My. He was aware that it would require great gneiss* sal esenssay to raise the company from the eagesmidog slate to "Mk Shed bow re dwood, int he was smiling lid Ewa lise miss et disk Crrmight be regikei if the tearebilisis exMaded entlidemse to Me prom& beard. He Sifted himself, if supported by the iemi lewd and trails management at Kilkenny, to raise *sir tmie returns to 0131. • week, which would give them • prat el 101. a week above their working , expenses. In oarryis the line to Knockwilliens, semosay should be esamdted as mash as peal- his. He would like sere that tbo land they required should be punka* d at the Lowest rate pestible, that their exowerbm and law expenses should be seasider ably reamed, mod tbat their contrasts &mid be essefaUy examined with a view to the completion d dm line at the Mut mediae agoaditure ; while the direst= of the Cow pay pinked thesselne to carry oat them views, be trusted that dm sbarekelaws woad de their duty by paying up the sail doe. Money ems memo in Inland at present, and by (eft into the mast with lob in their hands they could get kal sad whatever else might be required on advan tageous terms.—Kr. TA.IIIIITON briefly s:pressed his concur non la the statements made by Kr. Dam. Mr. Marra, on behalf of a hills body of shareholders, signified his approval of the board, as at present constituted, and trusted that Om recommendations of the committee e eeting the redaction of their engineering and other 1 pusses would be carried out. He then proposed a resolu tion, to the effect that in the present condition of the com pany it wee not expedient to increase the number of dim:- ton.—Mr. Fordo having seconded the motion, Mr. Carvalho moved an amendment, calling upon two uther mem bers of the board to retire. This amendment having been seconded, was put from the Mair, and negatived. The original resolution wee ihen carried by a large ma jority, and the meeting dissolved. - - mien Scam Berranw.—London, Feb. 7.—Special Meeting of Shareholders.—D. DE CASTRO. Eej., in the chair.—The shareholders assembled to meet Mr. Ben jamin Shaw, of Kilburn Priory, • number of the com mittee of inquiry whiih lately went to Ireland to in spect the condition and prospec's of the railway, et the re quest of a large numberof the most influential English share holders.—The report was read by Mr. BLANDY, tram which it appeared that the committee had been reluctantly assisted by the directors in their inquiries. They lamented the back ward state of the works, and the large expenditure incurred by the directors, meet of whom had not paid their calls, whilst they bed been harassing the shareholders in default with law proceedings. The directors stated that the delay was caused by the Irish South Western Company refining to pay the cad on their 7,600 shares. Differenees were found to exist batmen these companies which the committee saw no hopeof remedying with the pre sent management, and therefore they advised the share holders to use their best endeavours to transfer the contra into other hands. Application would made in parliament for leave to reduce the shares to 121., and to limit the extent of the line to Kilkenny. There had been expended, as far as th e committee could ascertain, 137,4391., and the turther liabilities and contracts would require 96,33 W. The assets to provide for this were reckoned good to the extant of about 136,0001. As to the line itself, it hal been completed from Bagnahtown to Carlow, but was little pro- Stable, and contracts had been entered into for the line to Kilkenny. They assumed that the coat of the line would be 240,0001., sad that the interest thereon would be 12,0001., and therefore if this only realised 181. per mile per week on the 26 mile% they would clear a net pr. fit of 14,0401., or an annual dividend of 6 per coot. The report of the committee concluded with a recommendation to the shareholders to support them at the next meeting by proxy, so that they might obtain a new board of directors in which the Irish South Western Company would have con fidence. Mr. Snaw pointed out the impossibility of the company going on well whilst they were encumbered with the present board and their expensive establishment. The South- Western board, he knew for a fact, would not pay their calls whilst that direction existed, for they had no coafidence. Could they but amalgamate, or be managed by the South Wester* board of directors, he was sure they would affect a saving of about 3,0001. a year, besides getting the mesno of completing the line in which both conspanies were interested. In reply to a proprietor, The Catainstan said the committee presumed that thole shareholders who had paid up 61. per share would go on with them, and these they reckoned at 19,000 shame. After some discussion, the report of the committee was adopted on the motion of Mr. Multi, seconded by Mr. RODOILINION, and It was ordered to be printed (or the u.e of the shareholder.—After some obiervetions from Mr. Brooke, Mr. Smith, and others, a resolution was carried to the effect that the board of directors ought to possess the confidence of the proprietors, and that theyought to conduct its affairs at the least panible expense; that this committee have power to confer with the Irish South Western directors as to the bast means of obtaining (their cooperation ; and that the committee to whom the shareholders could resort for advice should consist of Benjamin Shaw, D. De Castro, J. Blendy, and James Lamont, Emirs —Atter a vote of thanks to the chairman and committee, the maw** adjourned. MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Although the transactions were not of any import ance to-day, the funds have not the leas been in upward progress. Consols were bought as high as 921 for time, and I- less for money, but, in fact, there were few sellers. The considerable improvement on the Paris Bourse announced in an early third edition of the Daily News this morning, combined with a more steadied appearance of political affairs generally on the continent, have not doubtless been without their influence on public securities. The rumour again prevalent this week of a movement to-morrow at the Bank of England, in the shape of a reduction in the minimum rate of interest, was not without its effect in rendering the speculators for the fall more anxious to get out of their accounts, and encouraging those for the rise to hold by theirs. Excepting some speculative operations of selling and buying by parties rather suspected of acting in concert, the real business of the day was, as before said, of no consequence. Consols left off, with slight intermediate fluctuations, at 92 to for money and time. Reduced Threes, 92k to Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 92i to 3. Long Annuities, 8 15-16 to 9. Exchequer Bills for March, 40s. to 435. prem. India Bonds, 475. to 49a. prem. Bank Stock, 194 to 6. - - (Fiat oar _ Foreign stocks generally commanded more atten tion to-day, and prices were fully sustained. Spanish were still in advance, the Fives at 161 to 1 ; the Threes, 29 to 1 ; Penises, 31 to 1. Portuguese, 25 to 6. Mexican were 251 to 1. Some dealings took place in Ecuador bonds, at a rise to 3to 1. New Granada also were bought at 15, and may be quoted 16 to 1. Brazilian were buyers at 794, and were quoted 791 to 801. Chilian, 91 to 3 . Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. were 491 to 50; the Fours, 781 to 1. Russian were dealt in up to 1071, but may be quoted 105 to 7. Belgian strong at 794 to 801. The London and North-Western Railway Com pany have, it is understood, notified that they shall no longer give more than 4 per cent. for such loans as they may require. To-morrow an influential deputation is to wait, by appointment, on the President of the Board of Con trol, upon the subject of Indian railways, and to im press upon that high functionary the immense im portance for British interests of government inter ference for encouraging them, and using their influence with the East India Board for coming to their aid. The deputation will represent a powerful combination of commercial and political influences, suck as the presidents of the commercial associations of Manchester, Liverpool, Gla.gow, &c.; the mem bers of many of the great trading and manufacturing towns, and of some of the great industrial interests also, such as Alderman Thompson, Sir J. J. Oust, &a, for the iron interest, with the chairman of the prejsoled Fast India and Peninsular Companies. From the report of the Secretary of the Treasury, as laid before the Congress, and published is the Chili papers received yesterday, it appears that the imports of foreign products into the ports of the republic were valued for the financial year 1847-8 at 10,149,136 dollars. against 10,055,580 for 1846-7. The exports of national fruits and fabricated articles ars stated for 1847-8 at 6,340,384 dollars, and, in ad dition, of naturalised (that is, re-exported) com modities 1,774,904 dollars, together 8,115,288 dol lars, against 8,442,085 dollars tor 1846-7. The total revenue derived from customs, excise, and all other branches of taxation, amounted for 1847-8 to 3,714,078 dollars, against 3,623,918 dollars for 1846-7. But as a surplus accumulated in the treasury yearly of receipts over expenditure, which at the close of the financial year 1846 had grown to 2,121,713 dollars, and was carried forward in account, the actual sum available for the terries of 1847-8 was inseams& Is 6,118,738 dollars. The ordinary budget of ways and means for the latter year, ea laid before, and approved by, the Canines, proposed an expenditure of 3,484,204 dollars, which was augmented subsequently, in virtue of supplementary laws for extraordi nary service, by 306,952 dollars, thus • • the stun ix the year's expenditure to 3,791,157 d of irbieb actually expended 3,685,842 dollars, say less 101,814 dollars than the amount for which the rhad been authorised. There remained surplus in the treasury upon the liquida tion of 1847-8 of 2,173,338 dollar. to be carried over to wand for the faaireial year 1848-9, which was an intone 'pott e sepias bequeathed by 1846 to 1847 of sore than 50,000 dollars. The surplus existed in the treasury in the shape of various values, such as Jets owing on accounts not liquidated by different Paget not due, &c., of vlich the details and some are given, bat not necessary to mention farther than that, of the legal amount, 817,016 dollars" . "' in money and rid and silver paste or bars ready he coining. From the resumption of the payment of dividends on the foreign debt to the 31st of March last year, is is stated that 939 bonds of the 6 per cents., and of the 3 per cents, on which two dividends had best paid 90 bonds' bad been redeemed, and the titles, deli cancelled, deposited is the Bank of England, o f w hA notarial advice. in proper form had been received, There remained in circulation, therefore, at the Isms period 8,376 bonds of the 6 per cent. stock, and 7,475 of the 3 per cents. in circulation, exclusive of 35 bonds o f the former, about which there was some dispute 'with the claimants by whom 26 of the bonds had been lost,oe otherwise could not be produced. The redemption of these stocks left the whole foreign debt reduced to 1,580,0061., the amount in sterling of the 16,860 bonds of both series, without including in the account the 35 bonds before referred to. The 6 per cent. bonds were purchased for redemption at prices ranging from 87 to 801, the lower priced purchases havin g be effected at the periods of the commercial crisis in F•ng. land in 1847, and of the Parts revolution in February of last year, by which respectively tl e values of all public securities were so much depreciated. The cost of the Three per Cents. Redeemed was 42 per c ent . Contemporaneously the redemption of the bond s representing the internal debt was progressing, the total amount of which redeemed is not stated. Th u terms on which the redemption was effected are stated variously at rates from 44i, the highest, to 41, less fraction, the lowest per cent per bond. It is observed that the remittances for the payment of dividends, and the redemption of principal, of the foreign debt had been effected at a very costly rate of exchange, which on several ()cessions was equal to 12 per cent. loss. In consequence, Senor Itosales, the Chilian envoy in Europe, had been am thoriPed to propose to the governments of England, and France, to make their commissariat payments foe the ships of war in those seas in money, against the authority to draw bills for the amount against the respective treasuries. It was hoped that the negotia: tion would be successful, as reciprocally advantageous,. Here, it may be feared, the proposition will reoeivg the less favour, as rudely interfering with the imam tomed profits of officially employed parties. Er oinin Hank Stock, 191 I per Ot lt. d. Anew. 92* 3 pr Ct. One& Alum, 92 112 k Nine 31 . 9:r w eent..,191., Z . 5 2 3860. 8V Ditto,3o Years, sip. is.. 6, MO, 8I TORSIO 6 par Ct. Brazilian Bonds , 706 80 N 6 per (.1. Cuba Bonds. 84 26 per Ct. s:gander Bonds. 25 n 3 11,er Ct. ()rennin lids., 14516 Defirreal, 25 prix llezima,lB46. 2515 i Ditto Acct., Feb. 16.25 5 per Ct. Penniman Bonds. Con verted, 1841, 23 6 per Ct. Rued= Banta. IF=.. .64.105 75 65 FUNDS. India Bonds, £1,000.40 7 Cone. for Acct., s: n2l 2 1 6 I.i:chequer inns, h.tuso, March. 40 3 . 2d.. June, 47 II - Ditto, £4o' 0, Rid., Mar* 0 Yd., Juno. 15 Ditto, Saudi, 24d., 3400.:44 H IE, June, 49 FUNDS. S per Ct. Spenbh Bda., di,. BON N0v.,1840, 16 6 per Ct. Spanish Eds., Acct., Yob. 164t4diA 6 per 4,1. Bpsuislieoupocs . , 10 6 per CC Spanish Pasure 80,14 3 par Cent. Bpantiii Mt. Feb. 15. B3i 91d! 44 per Ct. Belgian 8a4., 25f. , 81 24 per Cont. Dutch Etch., 13 Gull.. 4114 4 per Ct. Dutch Certificates, 7460 EXCHEQUER EMI-B.—The amount of Exchequer Bills authorised to be raised, charged on the supplies of 1849, is 17,948 6001. From this the-e is to be deducted foe Bum quer Bills paid eff in money in 1848, sod provided for from surplus of ways and means to the 6th of January, 1849, 169,8001., leaving the amount to be provided for in the pre- sent year 17,786,7001. VENCE. SHIPPING INTEL', ♦«. DVIL 0 Hamburg 0 0 Lisboa ...... Yebl6 0 ROE. 0 Ana, UM, /Vas% Main Arkai, Fe I ks., Aram lAnierleit, Vel cb AlL ieg betila Feb a, . Dual, Feb. 6, Webb 2.Sl7.:Salearte, Feb. I, larder Anna ,011 eater, Feb. 4,lllimela Albert, Leith, Feb. 6, Iletteedom Agatha Z7eld, Deal, Feb. I Shields Agitator, Liverpool,Fr. 7 f kleaandria Am ltrkirm, Liver.,la Ale ,Valporabo Am, Lemma, Fieb. Ye 7, xandria looser, Uremia, Feb. 7, Wibraertou }Oration, Darla, Deb.S, Odeon Mona Guiliano, Cork, Feb. 6 Odear Coate Medway, Lak., Feb. 6, Orate Comniudorc, MUM., Yob. 4, Cobs Coquet, Dundee, Feb. 5, Harborer Dublin, Deal, Feb. Trinidad 'runt , Feb. 7, Fr. Ed. Woad lames, Dublin, Feb. 6 Odor Emma lierle,GreealL,Feb.l,obmatl &MEM and Ltriallae, liertam, Feb. 6, Schiedam Feb.l, Feb. 6.11= ro ta ritl en aterford, Feb. 6, Father, Cock, F 4, Leghorn Ellendie, Der, Feb. Oraranad Edina Wanda, loured., Feb. 7,llmes Lomat, Liverpool, Feb.?, Oder Emblem, Liverpool Feb 7, Harr Emperor, 14verpool; Feb. 7.74.0etur0 Friends, Deal, bib. 6, Newcastle Favourite, Clyde, FM. Feb' Hormel 0 02 i h me email, Cardiff, b 4, M. 14Mo Dublin,, Feb. 4, MMIli Giovanni, Dablin, Feb. 4, Ibrall Goo. Clannlag, tioathorapter, F eb 6, R. Mhael% Olargio, Dublin, Feb. 3, Fern Hope, elloasom, PM. 0, Obit. Dem, Deal, Feb. 4, St. Mehra Harriet Warm Horror, Glasgow WM, Liverd, Yet, 7, Oder& Hits, off verged, Ircb. Jenny, Doter, Feb. 6, illudoend John Lem, MINIM, PM 4, Dunkirk Jason, Serum, Feb. 4, Cherbourg Jaar, Feb. 4, Mielde Jenne Victabv, Deal, Feb 6, Nom. Jenny Kimble. F et eb.6,liewport beT, Veb. 7, Chirveerad 111.• /MOW OLT{ TO Adonis, Orawnead, Feb 7,ltetterdain netword, Oraveed.,Feb. 6, Regicide= Asa Ililn,Urevesiail,Feb.7,ll.Fldalp AM,lt=io, Feb. d Omen 41el, Feb. 4, Gravetlnes AM,6ik, Feb. 6, Remiss= Jaa Wailes Atlas, tiverpool, Fees 7, New = York Hreagbani, Gain= Feb a, South bias num Jam, Ransgate, Feb. 4, San tana= Haden, Swansea, Feb 41, NewOrleana e fl o t k.r es, W 4 el= Conisoodere, =mama, Feb Malta L==b=landi, Feb. 6, Cap Dna, Liverpool Feb. 7, Veratt i r ' logosbe, Mildat Feb 4, I=erpool lad*, Cardiff b. 0, Naples Unwed, tkla1•10, Feb. Ifaaibrg Ma il = 144. S$t tie OW EN OardileFob. 4, Menges Ounialew, Deibtla, Feb. 6, Raven= =44 1 / 42 : , ; b alere w r, Abb. 6, Savannah Henna, CA "V:7 b"ich. oott Henna= Omninwid eb. , il iabeile, ar"" beawnesd, Feb!7, Bahla tema. peria, l Oravaml, eb. 7 C=41144 3.13 1,1 , vert,Lebi ; Yeek Jolla b. Jolla Rroalwairaveed.,Feb.4, fit Dacia John Penner, Falni , Feb. 4, Antwerp Jam Xavier, Basest*, Feb. 6, OWL sad " Lloyd's LIO.I ts, the suppis• MAILS. Dr 2. ARS. DUIL U India v. Boutbam& blezieo sad limo. 0 Do. Umtata .... 0 West Dulls .F•b. 0 Boston sod Ha• 0 Null-- •••Fsb.2l fax ..... .Feb. 22 AIUtIVI3II. 11 081. AT 0*76 I WU 7,loholut liesla Page, leb..9,(baffaatia. Mewl ae Vl . ll. 4, Hamburg Letitia, Dell, Feb. 6, bbiehis Karr, Lublin, lob. d, Gabots Kariba, Oreentak, Feb. 5, I Wronsra , be b 6, Shiekla M, ve6. 1. Fe b . aHloiote Mary„ Feb. 6, H11b10 libraada, Deal, Feb. 7, 4,66v0.•04 Moab Emma Deal, F. b. 8, Shield. Matehlras Oravesend.F..b. 7,10-Klek. klareilooli, Liverpool, Feb. 7,6lettitsr. Naphrall, Llyerpoul „Fob. 7,.rat e lon. Z 2l o kTiu ' lmi„ . "" ilebTt s ; 76.6'Nem: To Oak, Ilan, Feb. 6 . Antwerp Orlon, taut, Feb. , 6, Newcastle Parolore, Pill. Feb. 6, Naar. Purtley, Deal, Feb. 8, Mauritius Patera, Limerick, Feb. 6, Halals Persia, off !Mahlon, Calmat& Oraveseistl, Feb. 7, Manritrab Perseverance, Warmed, Feb. 7,1 a Pabdont, Bristol, Fob, 7, nude, Q u m ., Deal, Qum., Deal, Feb. 6, Hartlepod Regulus, Orr reh.7, Manrabaraj Ranee Feb. 6, Havre lila, heal, Fob b, lhandee Marsh, Applettrwe, Feb 6, Boulogne Pyramus. Dublin, Feb. 1, Hamburg Berm*, Fslm., Fen. 6,Alease Banana , Fats., Felt. G. Marseilles Beebe bodeberale, Feb.Bete 11 WI, 6, Abram.* Bea n ho Feb. 0, Boulogne branhoe„ Feb. 7, Oravesmal Bur , Grayer :al, Feb. 7, Rio Wank g' Kr E. ItanimPraveseng,Feb.7,Uettal Tartar, Deal, Feb. a, BIHAR Themis,Deal, Feb. Nownrallo Ternate, Deal. , Feb. Batavia • Onion, Gravesend, Feb.?, 0 United, off PLIII■OOe, Feb. =M. Oalway, Feb. 2, lbralla Water Nymph, Driagewater, Fab. 6, Otions Windhond, C 0.,., Feb. 6, Rio Wen. Ann. Deal, Feb. 6, 'Welds Waterwlteb, leyl. Feb. 6,Mraliterrsit.' Wave, Port met., Feb. 7, Clevis= InistoLFett. 7, Ale Jetty lidonard, bleb. 8, Lan Janet Wiimm, ltillmd,Feb.4,olaanow Jay Dayd,tikinida, Feb. 6, Valparaiso Ltorttlim, Omala, Feb. I, Athena lark, llaray.,Feb. 6, Bordeaux Lund, kaang., Feb. 8. Rouen lady Mama, lattlehamptun. Feb. 6, Rottenly' Lion, Chavementi, Feb. 7, Harbor% Liverpool,Liver., Feb. 7, New 1 ork Maxwell, oble d., 'Feb. 4, Medians. Wareimaa, *Yam, Feb. 6, Niel =ut, Pander., Feb., 4, 1646664. , Deal, Ftla. 6, Oran Minuala, Deal, St. Marrs Mary Carte, Inbanows,Yeb. AClap• Diary Ana, Liver., Feb. 7, Habra Manchester, liver., Feb. 7, lialda 011e.and.A11, Paha., Feb. 6, 11anns Oriente, Palm., Feb. 6, UMlSfitil Ocean, Dearearad, Fib 7, Rattenktal Faulty, Limerick, Feb. 6, Cala Itemittante,Yannotab, New Rboadda, , Liver. Feb. 7, Penman's s hr u =r4oD, Fhb St.. 7, Webbed% eal , Fah., Feb. 6, Olonar Tartar, Weld., Feb. 6, Ingham Thy Dempsey, Trtmn, Jan. IP, Os& , F. 7, Oalenti Vesper, Omar, Grarmend Feb. 6, eb Sibealtar Warily lielakoff, Dover, FY Manama Wave, Relay, Feb. 6, Hull Manta, Liverpool, Feb. 7, Tara Crua 10Z * DM. LAT. Us. .ew Orleans Dm. 12 MAO N. 40.11 lee. II 11.14 au. 14 U 13 Feb. I Of War le Off Sart . =6.11 Jew 41. the WO W. Feb. 1 et I e Bart . Idedlterrue Feb. 4 Or/Ward . Demeter* W Feb. 4 Of beat ANNUL . Steering W. Jaw 14 111.0 N. WU W. Humbly Tele 4 Ofteeker Of Usard J. de Cuba lea. 14 33 W. - OABIJAIRIIB. Br= 1 - - =l: 34 ir I rin a _tropel into ninthsgy,,witt,kbas, be la *AWL Th• WM ttia7lloll4 Ynot doiDl4;r:—WOrk t MAO MINIONO, Mt Irk MO Mid bowthrit, bowl ds. dleolt Mt. laths& Mug la ecoetwet—Lerthowol, 11.5, &Mid Mt Mate Downs so as If & ° Tn. fee .Norfouadland, put bock ; out i 3 dthu—Pdold• Walk from Waved. at Walpintho fir Islay, with mien dsmthwi , " JavorDnals PP. T, Below from New Tort to Ordwity. was Wen In with 10th ult., Inlet 39, Um. 116, ha • ethidag KW, .W *saw token off by the Virgil:dm. mile& et Ithedem,—Umewsi. lob. & Bad you, foe Illimthstea. his pth bask with bow dove, kit, hadli 111 M ben larmstss4hweposl. nix & .. othearee:Nr P ea r o M,witlal IlLrelwit , had, cothrsier. Oporto. bees to Nwrsamdt. palliek — iilth kos of fore yard. ad-led. &e., both( bows he met/AL—Liverpool, rob. 6. 1 Si Jobe. 'mind from New York, with mththird of her cum throws BIRTHS. BRADDIOK.—Feb. 4. at Boughton Mount, the wife of J. W. lited. deg. Roo.. of a daughter. CALL—Feb. 6, at Old Bond street, the wife of W. B. cau. of • son and heir. HAMBRtirougOVOH. , —lfeb. 4, at Ventnor, Isle of Nitwit, the wife al A. Hamb of a eon. THORN HlLL—lab. 6, at Brook-Week the wife of T. T'hornhld W ° lo a il d rAN..-7/6. 3, at Edinburgh, the wife of 3. 8. Wloif Dieu, of Comae% of a dm ett r itlAClEß. MOllTßAE—Dßommomo.—reb. I, at M. James's, Dublin. 117 Rev. J. Connell. chaplain to the Regal limultal. and al:milorm the Rem P. Mooney. R. 0.0., Mr. O. Moutrar, to Omega. daughter of the MN M. Drummond. Rol.. of Rikopl.."'" and ltilarinbam. NIOOI,—ORAY.—Yett. 1, en MAUL enfretrildreZtlxer. Yr: Wood at Ronfrow._Mr. T. Mod, gbep ow . to (am deuAter of J. Oray„ Rag, Mirth= ROBINSOM—MILLIR.—Feb. 6 at Mitcham Church. the Ref. Robinson, minor Si Wog, leary. Jane Ifkanor, only Magda B. Miller, Ng.. of 001 l erh Wood. Roney. DRAM& BURMA—Yob. I, Moseces ul r . .= M.D., Edinburgh. WM& BUTT. — Feb. t North's& Mao MD, eldest foothill of the Rev. r. J. Hutt. LANOLII . _MrIob. al Dunbar, Noah. foot:him of i belabi Mr. R. NUORNlall=thrt pm. T. H. Nugent. golf loi/f dig ri tcelkgr aNlSfrrat ig lr is eendromb. 4 11,. seil - Fask ak_i 2. at lialawarik Clerislbe. • wof 01116 Mr ' II TO Mar a few weed' Illnem Panay. the beloved OM of Mt. 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