The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-26 00:00:00

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Pouharobotresh lawlea• -------- OYAL SOCIETY for PROTECTION of LIFE *us no& by nalsOlOw a tt=st et baoil ON Owe alliken Sib i l a. " w a r , gr. gsatiollag si= ltalalor r., W ogalgrabor. tSIN ir Its to barNmbesi by We I Dade. Is w. lt lirry• INsalsar an aMr owl lowa nib Os astregrikard "as re raga " Eu llem ai l ab liN tstiss " "as Aran Weartilla. lr irosstsOra at =lard isii .yoggleglo o gasket dial Ow Is Maid 11l add aalleilil OW MO India IM bat Na• yam Ur 10;71. 7 4 art1i Is a Issalar sala ql o ili meis Sirrio lie Or troplatia• a gar paiimi as ma writ wall s Osaka bra bin la 10 ars ge. giss saw gagosk WO M e w tar a mogai to swirbels le Warty sla to Ns agollaril paAtlgoilaa= to be grodergt al. tress Most bermariL an so asailmolly sornrw It la w Ilabt mart Prwlg= I s tr air limiawirlsOWllitsavei il= 't ors Nis ; got pro lirt wit egg bast by Ore Ire Inapt lOON : sof. MOW 1110 m • All altarsore at as atm. at 111110. Ivo logs by fro r al OWN* ars raw tram IL Mao sambasis BO garb Is war is owoosais Aber Wag las texes= utta rya arg iu zes sr aboll, it *7 W +Wag Woo as wag wrath Ii o Ids • - sts widow' W mir., taw saw attars Or at lids gariagy, wig Um Was Ws ;...g Wow Os will sosble ems as WOW Oar Orr Waal y apairstiatad. M goo &STOWS, Milo lit AP UPI lIAVS., IT NAM Of p SWAM /OD MIDI TlOlll, MACS Ka /10-1.111- go. tocnbed Moles par ▪ 0 U U " li n ▪ 19 12 S 213 • 11 LIWT UV STATION. IT AT TUN PRIDIII ISTT IIT SUPPOSTID TUB IKOC. Moll steam 0110 los lbw mom ottoo&o1 throoslustuto stem to coodoes.r, lowsward lw Ink 4E4 sewridod with on wow besionew. Lb digy stud maw fill t o EPOS iht OM ohm bob* cammolothol htro. - Thr whole eat to the •Alaw yomympsjyrs per Agmiarimans. /ammo DITISR/9. L AbLate. comer atowl FortiroribotrOWL I Birhoo.sor .170111. war a The kw* t i t tbaltst Welds. tis a lttie.oems. by the OW I. Abiortzahrttawit. °omit* OatthwilawatreeL Clerliww en, 91. Jotapg.,z=baCurporottoo row, I Hattou =Met, corm. or bliorttoo. ho. 1. v.*, arml4. f. 4110 , 0 4 . No. 3. CotoplohtWoroor. Ilightwoyowd. It.Nueth,ark. No. 1. by O. floor .. .‘ Church. 12 Noutb,,rk. No t, tq l I Obitiak Dl , ackfriary rowL I t.ry,...roo—Xr. IiAPPILLE Altrod-oacct, WNW& WESTKIX DIVISION. 13. PU.sd by St Ciumwth Okorda. 14. West etrao.l. Trotolorwatri, by St. Moran'. Church. 19. .4.1 row, Ito& era h'i t . =r4Ares.. Y. f 4. .:ante's Much. IK Path i7lOBO. Chapel. 9. Othod 1901 1 1.4 1 11919 1 . soil' AolloydnueL X rs 33. Eatowlemoti.* 91. It 'MC laillibbilllPlPeuh V agral& . Y. cressesqiii._,,6.. sad la al C ilt il tdoW• wwW 9li olt gall oW somako • Ow Id= =rd. czawe re arla link a. giow•erairill la Ow* lad Ct••• I. ; w to. sysmoor. s t nan/ 4 41 1 5n ; afd IN thIP Wig Ovidea 1.111 Maya Son Loy be elkiloAC .r ippleal .r isa.. WAIRo. nest... J. I. 110. WIPION LOW. YoL. fl. Mary. J9NE HUNDRED POUNDS kw PRIZK ESSAYS. NATIoNAL CONTII , ERATIoN fos se EQUITABLE AD *TMEOT of NATIOSAL are LOCAL TAXATION. MI i. LI A M JACILOON, Esq., M.P.. Prided. Ilit Mims KV/It. lim. M.P • l'hule• 11.4 W. N. 4 1.. S.I , Vow Lao meat lisoreetb. Mg.. M.P., i Plediskela J. 410 dame dd. M.P ti la rVeited .ca lr4 . ll4l llttistresoa ."M ollt g roured. dr N. ~my arinees of Ur Iberia, !be Orme d o t ie siNed Ordsdondoe bestlet= Drib kthe doos of i podia es die oddese M MM.' Vandal. de lidelbiblo Aideertese si Ye New We to laelreelegrZ mei eerie dee ere reedsec 0.11 • Peorim ibe road but a pr OM im d Is le be emplur4 ad imp red be iris' le diew, dr imam of Wear lore i i,. i m edlar espmeiro Id lIIIMI lie hoot Immotsobbieg to So seeladde odEsimss sad lbe Mllia bed I.7=r mob Is dr now* IMAM MI b• NMI to die eeposet d Ye pen d=oesteds: Se bit . WWI :trap h. lie lose mai end mole albettes Or lasisaßly armed led le so reed de edit d Me k. spire as Way: 1.24 viz: Is lomat to wry ose. se t iro i = UMW Is err I Me ell eiarrey IMO+ dell be Wad* edleded. MI be di a Teat seddlholda id Iresems All be Ide Ws demur ere aiimmi v. Nowyg of 60 sox b azth e ile= do. smathm•Osiolos mire el Ni sa be es eeile ß Ed.. P . WlloteL. doe 4Ye -..--- to. with Wye Shred mlett art to he seedeeM bet iv msdit. doe bo tptLldise Is tobroJeddeset dr amp 01l be it la trabor to bo redemesed dat de toe INNIrs midi wog be dela. =astir bed ere =seed but. sled be ibe peogE lbe Ow 7 ..... Ez r1e orb re Om does= raressen: bet the i rso of edimws be dit ind oe be mobs ammo die= Erb per le lee -VI Z edre delleideddrl drIE ITIL sod& sad dr rot ems ere lo be soabood le a soled orders. beer %guldadojtealseeinti it Immi teeN:=rear -- u.... t ee «dors sepeol tar WWI se wt. ometesdosolooo Its be aidemed Ss The vosmiry, et de Mdlomel C=lssaillgia Obilidiairlak MA LbstrosoL J. M. CDONALD, ilso FOUGERE'S CELEBRATED OVERCOATS. - mc rowan. etc OcoeeMONA. MOM ee Nei. ems Mem Abort. and the seemeel pitiable a Me =e ... e ... _ertmel Mete ems br Mom* even melon= p a . ead enamels far every mom el Me istaiart Me sew temi ter glitter. ea .4 lled tlr il tle VO %VA bra 0 VP. ieblele. although perfectly pram& era nit fl beeenr lememmil eee. Mille a+ lulu se a art, i. wank pima. rod eemeeelehle se richly trimmed. eo as lo be relleels Se erieclem Wet" ea. 1 0 My rblair..y. WI Merl* Mit Mr. TOMOMMII Me memo Midi Wm" , at' d "V IM smil Ve ".WCl letreltrnZ coat .tam UM= j MOM 11. greet. uau sta l I, .idinbin. Chassid*. 14•0&" °wiser mow wools& T HE POET sad the PUMP. A me= le Irue bow l, era l A W lerVr l. 14 21 Ye stroll. Linat% len vieeee: W illte a trump." idle meet. bid ai ßgeL imhust a te—eml the remed le sea. wet. wee" mil mouth, IM silo eme from =l d a= Int r A U :bilt er irl ia ry e , : i rt e relle Ni S. I lie oft. n woecteed by =OM dal Of ancient Alduat• MSC ....., You need not fear a Us. init Matrilineal", I would not throw 'Mil wider • an a rela . l: You re nog et Aldentio Mrs mil (berth But lare the Pump ef AlApas le de On brittle der years Mee Awl that tall limeeteat 1111 0 11enlr Yeses s allied ili. Priv NM de W I us, la kr m. your sumukust. .1. is *my ; Vor me tel . yo set Ni. te ewe &Awe. Awl Mee stelds Welded bum ise mow Mob ! aloe* _ ..barill my emedurei I meek And I. at owe. telltus• the 41 4 5 Tee ; I ma arlerrit le see you lei re Arid thee le s eW7P palm 'TY Mae to die la red mirk Where lot Matt tart. To o lean el *Are KO 11 tom hew re tedjimee Ile& When id q m made bold Tee kw Um life el at ralidee Tee sera cd lll=Rp r r a lTr You _ Ocean meet I ree eat* tem. Of Mem OM OselA led teak Orb tee. Yon keret. es sure 0 MON a• 11 • 11 4 r That lierepeUU.o here real het a MOM' EOM lIA LT. "Leh Woe Feeder. con near be meeeholl, you lant, ftweVe we weeder. MUSKS'. you Mow. hire domeelei wiL The multitude of Maio ebkli pan yin eft. And you hese wllmered with gear emmellas lamp THU 1100111 MID 11110TII le wild ea may taw I And well few kart dert lead .', out If ems plead burgh pm ei opera" You're ales pm MI 11011111111477 MOM. WAN, faiddeN=ll 6. addll: Toe Ewer Ile Aderafede fret • •• TUB Telltr il ltZST. 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V.. 0101111146 ea ea came eila a dispel he *maim% almillas that the ir.resta support er hiP hill a s IaTISSIR III2 SIRSIS. as addlanal rattly wash MRS Ildwertparr le ilm ties Mosel all be thrmataly mommirai hp 1110 11 t d m s ia l eiralome. Ilea 2, Asaraa lam; ar bp the 0011 MIS ea the Immatiame, R 6 limeaper deli ;ca at Mews. lionerisad 4. TS. Lealerdoceeme; Mesas Marla, reeletrut ; Mama Oemale cad Co.'s, Otraad. Derma( ZS wlll he lardhed me Youadire a Yr ReltooL UAW Demme to the Opmeiml Mod for tie padres of the land mad the maks et the Ltullaaw ward IlmiDta Oraciais toi , QUERN mad Hle Royal .., 00 0 PRINCE . . . .1 "" M=riadaose. 46 are 0 .. i. U. iiiiii:i. iiiiiii :: :: . 21 0 0 U 0 0 owl 0e Da 0 $ Col. IL Leas . Dadra 06 ...... ha 1 0 ~ ...4 46. ... ...... 10 0 0 SEW lial Oa.- e 3 la • .J. Moto .... ..... . 21 0 0 tJaws II 10 OR. Ricardo, Ma.... ..... 11 0 0 111‘ .. .mallOo. is 11 0 J. Maas. Rea. per dn. 21 0 0 mail Co. 16 10 0 D. 4eB. 416. Pot 441 0 • n 0 0 mod 62 10 0 1 J. 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K est..... 10 10 0 Davits 0. s. Hart. 1.1.. . .. . 21 0 0 Inr I. 1.. &art lO 10 0 C. --._.... 21 0 0 Hari IlLaills. Cp.. J. i t a rt=wd, /A.. - . ill 00IKm U. Mediae .. M. Weemr. Rem, .. .. II 0 0 Arthu s e a stest. W. alimpee., Vai. . 10 0 0 Mr. Adman; la 30. 4Mea,re.. . . 10 0 0 Lent It .... _ W. T. Spertua. 46. Edward Puebla, Leg_ 10 011 M.P. Mad. um Tram. M.P II 0 0 Z. 1L Wood. Nag....... 10 0 0 0. Tweak Two U 0 0 Moo Orowasjor -. _ .. 10 0 0 Wm Swnwwolso -- - IL Tosllss. rep 6l 0 0 Sir IL P. Olys, Dad.... 10 co 0 P.O. Dowse. Rat-- 20 0 0 MT. B. Bons . ... ,- . 0 0 0 M. D. HEIL Est 21 is 0 W. P. Weed. East . M.P. 10 10 0 T. Pay nier. Sip ll 0 0 Ils. Woodreete ...... • 10 o 0 J. 11. thalamus. Key Mho E. O. Famaww Mn Camp Daft Ildrarlgaloas a Total mood. Wm% de ll YDXSI Phllaatliratia. 3. Ma. 11§H1TISH ASSOCIA' EXTKEMR DISTHER LAND rJ 11COTLIND... Ms £lO 10a. , £40410. od dna Yabniary bat, /3.051. TVIIMUL. Itaddast Chaplain. [ION for the RELIEF of I In the RIROTE PARLOURS of Na i r. lha Lord IllehOir — orj L M. Ihe Uri of Delbottele Theme WNW. Seel, WP. ==tir. kat. Altleems Mr Gems CArriril I The Lard Saban P. Cholas J. J. Cummins, Noy Naito Currie, ir..‘, W.P. T. Yarroor. heq. . teemed Ciaraey, Peg. Ar eirtiaa.—air Jams Weir JT Mealiest Ka 111.7•1,1116.—The II Carlota°, Esq..oleoesee ITTBL Kobe{ Wintery. T. Thomas Winks,, Jun.. Etc. Matiree r Ini IWoe efekre g aa Wiry alienise. gok. Panand Jaen lay 4. Lg. BaresW. O. P u zse. siii = iud, IL?. Veil gi N1 , .. 6.'6 !1W Ze‘ (i. IL Wei. )a. 119 1 :d J. B. Math, Le. lolatiot filo:, I.autin ed). ~ E. C 0... tip. STATEMILNT of the RECI247. HIPTA and EX PENDITI;I3,II from Jew I, to Dee. 25, 1046. MAIM. T 1:200,302 6 0 TM o T gu =treen'a Lotter Pend . . sno.an • 10 Tbs ihttO 30,157 14 4 204,736 15 2 Total Sub.:G.lkm £470,011 1 2 Prodder sad ht hotrod .......... 44,2122 LI 11 Freebie= Muse frees the Meets 'ef me maidstioa to Mr MONO flews mene . . . 16 $ tranavi4 her Majettee Government GPM no:4W for ProvioSness. . 100,116 11 2 Seel vele la Indeed. and to her Majirlie theeeen for Fended . KM 0 I Inwrett aiml Premium on Exchequer InDo. 8.3u0 15 8 003,532 5 2 Pr 041.44•4 dipped to belated ....... ZITIV76 13 3 U. M.. Posomi.r-Ototrol. I Prowl. 5100.1..00l from td thoorosoont Do. Out io irrind to lot Uototor. .. 10,703 17 3 It e Provider. to October 1.4, 10$T.. A 137.510 10 5 18.314 Id 9 rmillooloo to to 1141o6oarb awl GIMP. CullUnit4ooo 77.883 15 7 Ommt to Ur Dahlia 0.84111 Riad . 10.000 0 0 Onolo to various AMOS& Amobillmo 0 048 w al Mors Omoilloot to Inland. MillodolLSMO lar (Mmblogmol awe Mr 118. You don of Tom* Mud _ 3492 IS 5 IL K W lLs= for Providoes Inenni r t-. 0 ..". 0t0b0r 1617 .. li II Munro In Nosey to Union.. for held or Indress and 11.116 AMS Children . . .. 2111. M IT 1 MSchool. ll,O 0 0 Coot of Keller ohm L{ Osholsr. lart ...... 230.379 12 11 Ditelbsilss Is hobo& awl Avow smi Ao or . ..... .. ..... ...... 1,9fP0 11 10 alo, .0111 Ihtille • • 1.691 8 6 1.074 1. 0 =8":sod Pali . 2 1 01% 8ia . ...,..._... .............. 176 10 0 .288 8 2 iliiiiii.. "2 IoOUO 0 0 Zll4l T 19 11 at addh Op.V. oink Desrabw 1,41 T S S flame Samoa. he., been ebecbed vamben and found coned. inienwh JA Eli Willa 11000. JO IMMJAMIN HEATH. Committee Room. South Sea Haim Jemmy ik lee. She Committee hat ens% 'adduced= he diserlas attention to the fact Mat the wholo expenditure incurred is the eat of the very lip Amte entruded to them. and In eanyles throuch a tr clod of mesb_two years Into almost dery pr .... L . / hobo& biss amounted only to nault ten. la Coed to the rad lest el maddest melded which linwiWa v V i althe 00111flailli of the Committce by private iudit oluale, by coutpanto., awl by the S at an Worker& .The tenor' ofhera. the Committee Is nowby ready. and may be obtained cutaert or for Ix each the public. at the offices of the =earn. South Sabbotote. TlrimMicideeireet, or at fhe dePfd of the Irish Work Sudety, No. 312. IteldeSetteet• J. IL STANDISH HALT, eawitary. Oir mitiorreoss. Soma Sea boom Aka U. UM. RAILWAY SH A RES.—Alto:slim of Public Salia—Menra WILLIAM LAWORD and Co. r Y aanoment Unit PUBLIC BALI 4 oir RAILWAY EillA= tt r i a.. win TARR PLACI on WSDNWIPAY, Or Rat lan" et I o'clock 01 Batt Aim Han al Coos Theirdasoliaanont. wad A tow Dna widow RR la all dr lAN tallow impala Rem. WU lism Lamm, and Co. 1:06410911 *Mg to A in stock . of ERR imam brace tbo porboao and abk Br Otto dtAiws. of MAW a" Iroi dodo Ned railway aura e and AR WilaildV.--1 1 AnnAil• ifto4 lAA. Jemmy 1. krVELTY is BREAKFAST SERVICES. Omni PAM? SWUM& SBA sal 00/11111 MIRY I Cllll leet tem onglebei la grey egg le, trete the stmely viol to dr revere td et PURL MAIM WERTZ. NET L, bg :Fe proem et Mews dilderes est Cr.. sad Os an owl eolivam aro sow dined Mr ale a& ,d,....Tvskfte • dee welt bre lora Emma& bet for the garagmailingillytke i cim Moil rogue so doestils ... As ..er. ...wpm. Ca rl sofa mot Till . . = t Egad &a Ditto do. Ws &o. Louis elo. .. - . 9 & 0 N.B. ?=r il eallt io :coffespots. no. ear ; ''' the . 4N117 MAL kW oree artier dr* be tbe ow proportke. Beredme o NM bewr Paid der W [mime S. =mos air Illipoca owl Bortoal.3ll,ozfor4oknool. oad 1. Newaredger rerte et deerimargeed.—debeldriegia Weir. streak 1110. W: ORNAMENTAL UTILITIES for 011111.111•11 PRIIIIIIM NMI Halm VriZIALV.m. TY Seim Nasilsr. l Egos nil Tin ipso. Is ARO ; la *lel Ilktil. Ile. Ica A 1111 Milt Nat Jug: Ma Owe B. sonseit's atm .4 Os Memel Mahar Is Wistmloster- Abbe. Wow Masi ossetatrtle la Plebs. 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Troops have marched from Cahors, from Perigueux, and Montauban, to gull the Imeute. The Committee of Finance hue decided that a spe cial committee is to be nominated in the bureaux to examine the budget of 1849 ; it will continue its own consideration of the various chapters, and will concert with the newly-appointed body, in order to arrive at the best possible solution of all the questions connected with the finances. The committee appointed to examine the question of a suitable chamber for the sittings of the Assembly has had its report drawn up by M. Bureaux de Puy. The committee proposes to make use of the old Chamber of Deputies, with some changes calculated to give more room. The number of places thus afforded will, it is estimated, be 762. The cost of the shall:km will be 766,160 francs. The Iforgional says : asm days ago, at one of the 'Winged the famous Fallon' seinewilhals, et which Y. Thins is president, M. Mien said time helm wee not sufficiently rich to give instruction to all her dial Um, and he added may other things equally gene rous. Y. IftuAn, who for some time lied shown evident signs of impedes**, interrupted him all at eau: " Y. Minn," soak he, " I am sorry to raged yes of it, but you MOIR that you were bow:' ier (a pupil educated partially or wholly at the public expanse). As to myself, who owe the same gratitude as you to my country, ['hall always remem ber it. If France had not been rich enough to pay the ex penes dour education, we should neither of us perhaps be what we ars."--31. Titian did not reply. Manus, Jam 93.—Three., SO paper ; after Boles, In 1114 cub ; Mt% 10 paper; after Bobs, 9i 10 mob. Passim. 4 paper ; after Was. fi r. S- 0 51 1Pank 34 Farm% flank a ft. Ferdinand, 54 Nab, 33 Trairanry Bills, 594 cash, 70 paper. kach..nes Lade% 49.23 paper. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—We have intelligence Mont Berlin up to the night of the 231 d inst. On the previous day the majority of the primary elections terminated in the capital in favour of the democratical party. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. —By her Majesty's ship, Espiagle, 12 guns, arrived at Gosport, we have news from the Cape of Good Hope to the 9th of Dccezabir. The journal. ere filled with gloomy descriptions of the opening of the Mickel% Pao at Moeterrs Hock. All was quiet in the interior. FRANCE. PARIS, TIII7II6DLY, 11 AM. The antagonism produced within the last few months between the Assembly, elected by universal suffrage, and the electoral body from which it derives its authority, is beginning to produce some curious results. The agitation prevailing throughout France on the subject of the disolution of the Assembly, has now had sufficient time to manifest itself by petitions. These manifestations, accordingly, arrive in immense numbers. According to the usage of the Assembly they are presented at the opening of each ranee, and the member presenting them is at liberty to state shortly their purport and the number of signatures appended to them. Yesterday a complete " avalanche " of these peti tions fell upon the bureau. Member after mem ber ascended the tribune to tell the house that he held in his hard petitions praying I them to lay down their functions, signed by 10,000, .20,000, 30,000, and so on, as the case might be, of the electors. This scene lasted for a con siderable length of time, and during its con tinuance the uproar from the party of the Mountain was incessant, and it seemed se if a decision were taken to refuse the reception of such manifestations from the electors. M. Meerut, after some time, in terrupted the member presenting the petitions, de claring his opinion that they had no right to announce their contents or signatures, or to do anything more than silently deposit them upon his desk. This in stantly raised violent reclamation@ from the other parts ' of the Assembly, and reveral members rose and declared that they would not be prevented by the president from exercising the undoubted right, con secrated by long parliamentary usage, of stating to the house the contents of the petitions they pre sented. As these petitions arrive from day to day in still greater numbers, it is likely that the Assem bly will be the theatre daily of other curious scenes of this kind. At the does of the " seance" another collision took place between the president and the moderate party. M. Marrast announced his intention of placing on the order of the day for this day the nomicati m of the committee under the project signed by eighty representatives relative to the budget. M. Dealongrsis proposed that the matter should not yet be referred to the bureaux, as they were to be re newed in two days. A ballot was called for, on the motion of the hon. gentleman, but a sufficient cumber of voters were not present to render the vote valid. The President and bureau of the Assembly then con sulted together, and decided that the nomination of the committee should not be placed on the order of the day as intended. In the course of the day the object of the supporters of the project, which has been hitherto somewhat misunderstood, was explained, and appeared to be ratter more harmless than was feared. The purpose, it appears, is to supersede the Committee of Finance, who in the regular course of par liamentary business would have to examine the budget presented by the government, whereas it was previously understood that the object of the pro jectors was to supersede the Minister of Finance, and to form a budget of their ewn. The Monikur of this morning contains the decree for the convocation of the High National Court, for the trial of the offenders of the 15th May, within forty days, on or before the 6th of March. The Monikur also contains the report of the Minister of the Interior for the reorganization of the Guard Mo tile, followed by a decree of the President on that subject. The President was entertained at dinner yesterday, by the Minister of the Interior, and in the evening a large party, including a considerable number of ladies, were assembled to meet him. The government has transmitted orders to all the departments to proceed without delay to the drawing for the national jury which is to sit in the high court of justice for the trial of Barbee and his accom plices. Ths functions of legal prosecutor will be exercised by M. Baroche, procureur-general of the Court of Appeal at Paris. The advocates-general who are to assist him have not yet been named. Yesterday morning, M. Rnffini, the Sardinian ambassador, presented his letters of credence to the Minister of Foreign Affairs. M. Ruffini was after wards received by . the President of the republic. M. Waleweki is appointed minister to Florence. He replaces M. Benoit Champy, who, after having refused the office of advocate-general of the Court of Causation, was sent to Florence. The minister of the interior has addressed to all Ms facts a circular recommending them to narrowly the formation of every society which shall be in communication with the society formed at Paris, under the title of " Solidari•C Republicain." This society (says the minister in his circular) has formed branches in the depart ments, and the principles it holds are opposed to the actual government. Before the election of the President, the authorities shut their eyes, and allowed them to proceed, bat since then these associations have canoed anxiety, and the central place, of meeting have been closed by the police. It may be easily conceived that, if such a society could be tolerated, it would be the constitution of a government in a government, and would endanger the welfare of the state if influenced by hostile intentions. Legally speaking, such a society cannot exist, for, if it be considered as a club, i should hold public meetings or obtain an authorisation. In every ease the formation of branches is prohibited. If it be not a club, it: most be regarded as a secret society, and will come within the prohibition of the law. I have some reason to think (says the minister) that, in spite of the closing the central place of meeting, this society still exists, and r that branches of it also exist. I request you to watch its progress in your department, and to prevent all ' meetings. If need be you will confer with the IRELAND. CASE OF MIL DUFFY. DUBLIN, THURSDAY Evixixo. This morning (says the correspondent of a contem porary), an application was made in the Queen's Bench to admit Mr. Charles G. Duffy, of the Nation, to bail. It was made by Mr. Napier, queen's counsel, who was followed by the Attorney-Gtncral on be half of the Crown. Mr. Butt, queen's counsel, was then heard for the prisoner, after which the Chief Justice, without hearing the Attorney-General in reply, gave judg milt against the application. THE COLLIERY EXPLOSION NEAR BARNSLEY. EIGHTY-ONE LIVES LOST. The somber of persons ascertained to lr killed at Darnley Main Colliery is eigatynne, men and boys. Seventy-five have been drawn out dead; twenty.seven have bean drawn oat alive, three of whom have since died, and three remain in the works. This Is considerably more then perished at the Oaks Colliery in 1847. It is not known how the I:plosion took place, but it is supposed that it took place et the north part of the works, which is called by the work men the " dip" or "deep" end, near the barracks at Mount Vernon. The following is a list of the nt mos of the sufferers:—ilea. and Uriab Buckinshsm, Ed. at.d Wm. Billington, Joseph Sonar, 6 children, Wm. (Nett, Ed. Remngtoo, Caulks Wood, George Baraclo9gh and son, John Burton, George Lame., George Loyd one son, Charles Brook, jun., and son. George Guest and son, William Winter, Wm Honing, Geo. Field, Thoth Firth, inn. Sykes, Jan. Winder, Jno. Smith, Intr. Hartley, two Sellers. Jno. Btevor, Thos., Chas , and Andrew Hammond, Ed. Uttley, two Gillota, Geo. Tetley, George Batty, John and Thomas Darwin, Geo. Winter, ttalph Taylor, RA:. Winter, Hy Firth, Geo. Fisher, Thos. liordisty, Wm. Grimes, Ed. Atkinson, William Murphy, D. Brown, G. Winter, Amos Harper, G. Harper, James Seddon', Patrick Daniel, H. Firth Gold, George Swill, W. Hutchinson, Issue Swift, William Boyhood, Francis Bitty, John Taylor, John Ellison, Joseph Ellison, John Smith, Geo. Burbtt , Samuel Geodlif, Thomas Little wood and son, John Kay, Lanky Jim (mining) : 27 lives. Mr. Lock went through the works, along with Mr.Jeffoock, a fortnight ago, aad the fire man, Thompson, went through the works en the morning of the explosion. CHOLERA. Yesterday the Board of Health re ceived reports of the following fresh came :—Whitechapel, 3, 1 fatal; Battersea, 2, 1 fatal; Wandsworth, 6, 2 fatal; Wakrarld, 1 fatal; Gateshead (trom Bth hrt.), 47, 23 fatal ; Otfohurch, 4, 2 fatal ; Liverpool, 2 fatal •, Edinburgh, 2, 1 fatal; Glasgow, 63, 19 fatal; Selkirk, 5, 1 fatal; 2, 1 fatal ; Loudon, 4, 1 fatal • Old Monkland, 12, 6 fatal; Greenock, 2 fatal ; Rita:skin. 15, 4 fatal; Den. blame, 1 ; Dunoon, 1 fatal; Donne, 1 fatal. Total sew cam, 172 ; 69 deaths. MR. B. HAwEa.—THE LAMBETH TESTIMONIAL.— A dinner was given yesterday evening, at the HOIMI Tavern, Kennington, to Benjamin Maces, Esq , M.P., by his friends in the borough of Lambeth. There were about 180 gentlemen present, among whom we observed Mr. Lawrence Redhead, who occupied the chair, Captain Wood, Meseta. Roseiter, Orissell, Forest, Sim, Young, Mil ler, Mitchell, M.P., T. Roston, &c. At the ehd of the room was exhibited a grand salver, evaded by Mr. Prier, of Ken ,,:ngion.common, on which was the following inscription: To Benjamin Hawes, Esq., M.P., from sway public edmirers and numerous emetitteents, In the borough of lambeth, seeking by this !inmate tribal. to mead their mitnosrledst et Ms labours whilst the guardlsa et their new-born sesetoni sad the clumplus of their tree minim in maintaining those grinalphs winch be. Amend ea them eakenehissment: their sews st kis poWe sereisis se their tried sad Wald mgemastathe idea surismaim perils- Ms neslawg Inlegrtly,lds orgy mg elilttp, whisk have ren. Moot him M Ihr andrillmos Noss onomporselso n to eve =8"to matiatoomy orvoill. to Amin kr aim in pertideolaso Is tho moo oolairoboodos dodos oftatisi the netters et the 011ie it large; sad as a Mellmeial Aram so record that the alai saiseMbed after ids defeat at the eased= Is August, 1817, was apareprimed In aid of his return to the hemmer Hams or Psrliament /or the berough of Rimed* in Horeb, INB. Prommind to hint while Under Nerratszy for her Igkiesty's Colonise, Dsomatrer, 1818. The usual loyal town having been done due honour to, the health of Mr. Hawes was proposed by the chairman and acknowledged by Mr. Hawes in a speech expressive of his warm attachment to the principles of civil and religions liberty. The guests did not separate until a late hour. THE LONDON MASTER BAKERS' PENSION SOCIETY. —Yesterday evening the seventeenth annual meeting of the London Master Bohm' Pension Society, which is established for the relief of aged end infirm muter baken and their widows, was held at the White Hart Tavern, Bishopsgate, to receive the report for the put year, ending Dee. 31, 1848 There are 41 pen si oners on the nasty, of whom 26 are males, and who receive Se. a week, the pension of the fe males being se. a week.—Mr. T. Napier in the chair.—Mr. Deane, the secretary, read the report, which !bowed the amount of the income to be 9341. 10s., which included 2011. se. 9d. balance of last year, 6001. Is. 6d. subscriptions, &c. After paying the necessary excesses, among which was the sum of 7071. Ils. Bd. for pensioners, the'er,mained 'balance in hand of 1341. 31. ld. The funded stock amounted t 02,6001. The report was received, after which the officers for the en suing year were elected. ALLEGED MURDER IN ST. GEORGE'R•IN-THE EAST —This morning at an early hour, in the vicinity of 8 George's-in-the-East, a man t arced Young, sized about fifty, was found (1 , -ad at his residence in Split's•buildings, Ellen street, Back Church. lane, under circumstances which lead to the suspicion, that death bed been the result of a crime. The deceased was in the employ of Misc.. Hoare and Co., brewers, of East Smith fi eld, Wapping. The wife is a very dissipated character, and was frequently in the habit of ill-treating the deceased when he came home from labour. He returned from his employment at a late hour of the even ing, and soon atter his reaching home the neighbours were alarmed by hearing the deceased qtt , rrelling with his wife, who appeared to be abusing him. About midnight, a dread ful struggle was heard, and immediately afterwards a violent fall down stain. A groaning noise ensued, end soon afterwards all became quiet. Nothing more was seen or heard of them until an early hour this morning, when the woman called in a next door neighbour to see the donned. who she said had fallen down stairs and bided himself. Information was forwarded to the Leman street police station, when several constables repaired to the spot, and, from what transpired, it was thought mem ftry to take charge of the woman. A surgeon having been called in, it was found, on examination, that the force of the fall had broken the deceased's neck. Emmen WIDOWS' FursD.—Tbe Brut aiumal sleet ' lag of this emaciation took plus yesterday at the 'Mots, 87, Plestnetrert. Edward Esq., having taken the 'bib., the meretary proceeded to reed the report, of which the fol lowing is the substance :—Frees the ccuanseseentent of the association, on the 19th Nov , 1847. to 'he 31st Dee.. 1848, 208 proposals had beta mods of which 168 had resulted in vies to the amount of 38,6821 95., produces an annual of 1,2211.45. Bd. &viral others thin remained for emapietion on whisk policies lad since been granted. One lite eannity had been purchased of the value of 4991. In the ameba of a 11110111111117 castinn, the directors h a d d ec li ne d business es the amount of 8,1991. Notwithstanding the ge. sera' mertality which bad prevailed during the past year in all parts of the united Meadow, only one life bad [Aka, and that hem tae prevailing epidemic, and the loss was only 1001. Agenda bad been established in the principal pro vincial towns, and ac plications for the same Ind been re ceived from Ireland, fleetiard, sad Holland, bat for the pre. sent the dinner, had determined on cleaning their opera tions to England and Wales. The only other noticeable features se the report were the suasion' of his Royal Highases the Duke of Cambridge as Presi dent, sad the Earls ef Northampton and Carlisle as Pia-Presidents of the association. In conclusion, the direc tors called attention to the distinguishing feature of the asulation, whisk was the extension to the great body of the working classes of the benefits of life assorauce. The chair• man congratulated the shareholders on the prosperous con dition of the association, notwithranding the gnat amount of commercial depression which the last year bad everywhere exhibited. After .rxials Mt. T. Robison moved and Mr. Stephenson seconded the adoption of thethe report, the latter recommending that every exertion should be made for making generally known the objects of the society. Among other expedients, he recommended the occasional delivery of public lectures explanatory of the advantages of life ius• sureness. The motion was screed to. The outgoing direc tors having been re-eletted, thanks were presented to the directors on the motion if Professor Owin.—E. ficard, E'q., a director, end house surgeon to the Doke of Cambridge, in returning thanks, smeared the meeting that his royal h. gh nese took the most lively interest is the prosperity of the in stitution. Every member of his royal highness's household had become members, and his royal highness had given the institution the benefit of his advocacy In every circle in which he had any influence. The other routine business of the meeting having been disposed of, the proceedings terminated. LOl3B op THE STEAM-MP UNICORS.—The Eastern Comas. Herald of yesterday says : The steam. ship Rob Roy, Capt Knowles, arrived at this port (Hull) yesterday, after a very heavy passage and strong head winds, from Ant werp, which port she lilt on Sunday morning. Captain Knowles states that about eleven o'clock on Sunday night, which was rather dark, and during very heavyweatber, when about forty miles from the French coast. he perceived a light of a veiled a-head ; he immediately put his helm herd a port and stopped his et.gints. The two vessels were, how ever, immediately in co:lision. It, was then ascertained to be the steam ship Unicorn, Capt. Dickinson, of Hull, bound to Antwerp. It was very s ton found that the latter v,smel was in a sinking state. Fortunately sufficient time elapsed for Capt. Knowles to cave the whole of the crew and passengers of the Unicorn in his life-boat, and to take them on board the Rob Roy, which steam ship remained in the neighboureciod of tne accident until ten o'clock nest morning, but tothing could be seen of the Unicorn, and there is no doubt she very soon foundered, as all sight of her was lost in about thirty minutes after the collision. The crew and parsengen have been landed here all well. The Rob Roy has received considerable damage, lust lite boat, and must be docked. Both captains assert that all the laws of navigation were observed in their respec tive ships." SHIPPING. ARDROSSAN, Jan. 22.—The ship Atlantic., with emigrants, has been towed in here with loss of mainsail, fore-top, and jib. Ant, Jan. 22.—The amble Campbell, from Belfast, in attempting to take the harbour on the night of the 20th inst., struck on the South Pier, and is now on shore on the south beach, close to the harbour; should the weather moderate she may be pot off. BRISTOL, Jan. 25 —W.N.W.—Arrived : Kitty, Milford ; Shamrock. Dublin; Sabrina, Cork. Caamvr, Jan. 24.—Toe Jessie, from Troon for Bor deaux, put into Penarth Roads on the 23rd Mat., leaky, and with loth of sails, bowsprit, jib boom, &c. Celia, Jan. 24.-8. W., strong breeza.—Arrived for or ders : I'ollio, Buenos Ayres ; Fhellan, Constantinople ; Euphrates, Philadelphia ; Colonel Puleine, Ihrail ; Candulb, Alexandria; Valerha, Svcxholm to New York, put in with cargo atifted. Dean, Jan. 24.—W.N.W. to W., strong.—Arrived: John Cubbold, bl- untius. Arrived from the river : Roseberry, Port Philip; Orestes, Bombay; Amwell, Mauritius; Nile, Pernambuco; Adele, Demerara; Reward, Antigua; Ro -1 mittance, New Orleans; Switzerland, New York; Nauti Ilea, Doyen, Jan. 23.—The Tigris, from Ceyloa, for London, which was stranded to the westward of this harbour pante day, has broken up, and the remainder of the cargo (except the cocoa-nut oil in tanks) washed out. FALMOUTH, Jan. 23.—The Richard Mount, which sailed hence for Limerick on the 17th inst , has put back today, leaky, and with loss of bulwarks, cook-house, water•casks, &c . O 8: Arrived: Maria Sophia, Batavia; Triton, Porto Rico, and sailed for Hamburg. Henn, Jan. 24.—The Unicorn (at.), hence to Antwerp, sunk off West Capel (Schelde) on the 21st inst., haring been in contact, during a gals, with the Rob Roy (st.), from Ant werp to Hull ; crew save d by the latter vessel, arrived here, with loss of bowsprit, hea d, cutwater, etc. The Helen M'Gregor (st ), has arrived here from Gluckstadt, which place she last on the 20th inst., and reports having found much foe below Gluckstadt, and experienced very heary weather. KINGSTOWN, Jan. 25.—Her Majesty's steam-frigate Dragon left the harbour at 2 p.m , to smut and tow in the American ship Washington, from Ncw Orleans, which had lost her foremast, and was at anchor *ye miles 8. E. of Bra) bead. Captain Hall succeeded In bringing her safe into the harbour. KIRCALDY. Jan. 22.—The finanieside, of and from New- ' castle for Greenock, has put in here with assistance. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 26.—N. W., squally.—Arrived : Julius Carer, St. Michael's. Off; Patrick Henry, and Saxony, New York; Elvin, Demerara; Jamas. Maori llt ; William Fisher, Bahia. Put back Suffolk, B Ann, leaky ; she tailed hence on the 15th inst. Nano/alarms, Jan. 24.—1 t still continues to blow a heavy gale from N N.W.—The Mary, brig, of this port,•after hear lug out her ballast yesterday morning, at Benner Point, was driven off the land; her mute were cut away, and have not since been seen. PLYMOUTH, Jan. 23.—The Mary, from Bilboa, for Cardiff, put in here this day with loss of bulwarks, jibhoom, sails, I &c., and with her pumps chi ked. Suanarruss, Jan. 24,—The Johannes Marinate, from Bata via, which was on shore near Dungen, le, hie been assisted into this harbour in a leaky state this day. SurrinshaNn ' Jan. 24 —The Gleaner, of this port, from Konigsberg to London, has put in here with damage. WATSRP3RD, Jan. 24.—Arrived : Volo, Constantinople ; Jenne Esther, Marseilles ; Trio, Galati. The Two Brothers put back, after being_ on shore. YARMOUTIi t iI. W.), Jan. 24.—This day it has been blow ing a strong k • from W.S.W., with every appearance of a dirty night. All the wind-bound resifts are riding safe. • The May Dugdsle, from Cubs, for Swansea, was spoken off Crooked Island, by the Harriet, arrived at the Mumbles, and purposed going to Nassau to stop a leak. The Sylph, from Africa fee Liverpool, put into Sierra Leone, previous to the 26th ult., very leaky, after being on shore in the Bay of Benin, and assisted eff by her Majesty's steamer Blazer ; cargo discharged, vessel repairing, and ex pected to sail about the 10th February. The Bertrand, of Boston, is reported at anchor near the Dutchman-bank. DARDANELLES, Jan. B. The Alabama, from Ohara, which was on shore near Gallipoli, previous to the 24th ult., was assisted off on the 6th inst., after discharging part of her cargo, with rudder unshipped, and towed into Gallipoli Rotelatead, where she will have to discharge toe remainder. The Achilles (Greek vessel) was totally lost at Porto Cameras, Sea of Marmora and the Greek vessel Elisis,near Gsllipoli lighthouse, during the late gales. Limn, Jan. 19.— The - Laurel, from - Liverpool, for Tampico, put in here on the 15th inst., having been totally disunited en the 31st ult., in let. 44, long. 16, and is leaky ; her cargo is being discha rged. The Nathan Hales, from Bangor, far Boston, put in here on the 12th iost., with loss of sails and top-sides strained. COMMERCIAL If MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. I Zoe o'Clock.—We have bad an extremely strong market in the funds this morning, and so indeed it still cantinues, although we do not now quote Consols quite at the top prices they have realised. They have been bought at 911 and are still quoted 911 to 1 both for money and so count. Some heavy accounts of Exchequer Bill were brought to market, and the proceeds invested in Consols and other stocks, which is the main cause of the improvement and active transactions in the funds. Reduced Threes are 911 to 1 ; Three-and-a-4uarter per Cents., 92 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 435. to 465. prem. Bank Stock 193 to 5. Foreign securities are not so much in demand this morning as might have been expected, perhaps from the decided character of the movement in home stocks. The more solid dividend-paying stocks are, however, firm, and with a tendency of prices upwards. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are 491 to 50; the Fours higher, at 781 to 1. Belgian, 78 to 80. Russian, 104 to 6. Spanish Fives 151 to 16 ; the Threes, 281 to 9 ; Passive, 31 to Portuguese, 27 to 8. Mexican, 261 to 1. Peruvian, 48 to 50. Venezuela, 19/ to 201. Buenos Ayres, 26 to 8. Bra zilian, 78 to 80. Chaim, 90 to 2. ENGLISH 111\D(. per C.COn. for Ar., 919 i 3 Rick (Kea. 193 6 3 per Ct.., Hod. isms.. HI I uorlit 3 3i per Casts, 921 i Lscheob.. 435. to Ho. Prom per CI Coos. Anne.. 611 i iossiax 'imps. Ot Amide& 1 pse Orr. Orem& 80., IR la Fir et. OW. 119 11 .% Ili I (trearis Deferr•d 8.1... 213 per Mut. ditto. 6 per Ot Maslow lOW Xi i 6 vir CL linalltßa 8de..78 SO 0m• 1) . i_ t _Pentrir 1k1... 49 68 Pita Nur , 12 9 Pork 97 8 . pee Ot. Sumo. Are. Ms.. sae 1 &Wilma Bd.. 194 0 IHtto Citillao Lida, 90 3 896Dieb 114 a, 114 10 Ditto Oolong) PH. lids.. 3 Pee OtOP 6OIIB Mt..* 9 Columbian 1.44643 Ode.. 3 * 1316 111118 Defend Oat- - 1 per Ct. , U 1 Ws.. FIS 8 Nap, Parrs lids.. h 9 3* p Cl.l)tatds Sit., Owl 50 2pr Ct. Verrette's Isr., 19t 201 4 verOt. 114teb Cort 6. 169 9 Veriantia Deterred /64... 6t 99 ItAILWAYB.--Bhares ere vino ' .We new quote London ant 138 to ; Oral Westerns, 98 to 100 2i to du ; Greet Northern', 9 Newcastle Pref., 1# to t pm.; South it/ether wild thio a North Western, North Stafford., die. ; York and Eastern, 26 to k. - - - SLIM INTICITITI UP /0 TWO TM DAT 114 LONDON. IYesteeders Web will be ineed In MK page.) Abe*" 22 2 Mariel s ont., ft Mat.,112 int =llliffs,eled Illnix, 41 I Idea., end Lin., 52 1 MI ftirear, 70 D No. 2, 31 ez lest Dag 191 21 dex tat M D.. iffniL lgew W Wl. Fr it ' 111 Do. SOL Cora Pref., 201 11 Do. Otos Be lmel sad Blr., 126 cbse Do w N s si o r d l S ittle hm L i. 94 2 Norfolk Our. 24 per ...., 3 De. Pref., 141 1 Do. (LaresSeff) Epee OW. 12 UMW end Belfast Lune, 51 1 N. Ilrltleb, 1611 East Anglian 211. L. &R. end Do. Ora, 8 0 L.&D., 41 Do. Thirds, i 1 Do. al. I. 6 per Oist.PreL,2l N. tqaffordahire, 111 4 Eastern Counties, 111 1 Ole, Wm., & W, Iv, 5413 Do. New Guar. 8 per CL, 111 1 Bead., Guild., t Reigate, 131 12 E. Lasseldre. 201 ex int es tat Do. New. 161 1 Scottie& Central, Nil E. Lincoinebtre, 261 Shrews. and Biro. (A), 34 1 Great Northers, 91 1 az int ex tat Do. NalvesA, DeL, 43 ex int Do. (B), lies int Do. B, 6 per Da. New Ouse., 91 1 Chest Southern2d at iVesteen (Ire- Shropehire Unless. 21 lex int lend), 31 ex Mt & Staffordshire, 41 1 Ghost %Western. 116 100 8. Eastern, 26 4 Do. Halves, 30 Do. No, 2, 321 ex int Do. Ora, 21 4 Do. Scri pise, No. 4, 71 fez int Do. New 17t, 141 1 We IS4 IS ex Int Lancaster sad Carllale, l 351 wee Sout h r VaL 6 per Cl. Gorr.. 291 Do. Thirds, 12 Wks, Somer., P. Wey., 26 e lane. and York., 674 7 York, Neva.* Ber. (Orig. Newo. Do. Halves, 34 P. Bar.), NI Do. Ora, IS Do. Ulan. No. 1 (York and Fifths, 7 1 Ne.), (New Do. Do. W. IL U. 21 3 Do. No w . 2 & Bar.), 211 1 Leeds k Bradford, 1001 100 Do. O. N. Z. Fur., 91 Leeds St Meek, 26 York and N. Midland, V lon., Briebton, It B.Coast, 381 Do. Pref., 101 111 Do. PreL 3 per Ct., 46/ ez die Do. & mad W. kid. Ext. 28 Do. New 31. Guar. 6 per Gent., 6 Boulogne end Amiens, 81 1 Los. lk N. Western, 136 8 Lnumbourg, 25 4 Do. New Qrs. 121 N. of France, 75 ex die Do. Mks, 61 Orleans and Bordeaux, 21 ex dir Um. & 8. WeatieTE, 43 Paris and (Memo, 28 Do. New SOL, 311 Rouen and Barre, 91 10 Do. New Pref., 5/ ex tot &imbue and Mew?, 34 1 LIVERPOOL BALM lutrazy 25. • -- . . - .. . The announcemeut of the Wended reduction of the rats of discount by the Bank of England, as may be imagined, had a most beneficial tiL.ct on the share market. Aberdeen, 23 Mae., abet. & Lis. Pref., 114 Biros. and Dudley. 31 p (Skef. it Lin.), 121 cl Bolton, Chester, &N. Yorkshire, Midland, 93 No. 1, 81 Do. Halm, 41 1 d Caledonian Pref., 11 p N. Staffordehlre, 21 d R. Lancashire, 204 Shrews.&Blr. Pref., 91 Do. New, 3 d Shrews. & CUM. io. k C.), 4 d Great Northern (B), d Do. Pref. Guar. 3 per Cent., 141 Lan. & York. (B. & B.), 19 d Shropshire Vacs (K. & C.), h d Dn. Fifths, 3 21 d 8. Easton lt Duerr, 231 Do. Halms(W.B.U.) , 41 d (L. & D.), 13 d Do. New No. 2,9 i d Do. Fifths Do. 4, 71 Do. &tension, 104 Do. Re No. negued, 7 11 Loa. & North Western, 131 York, Newt., and Fer., Extend= Do. New Qrs., 51 p No. 1, 11 p Do. Qra (C), p Do. (O. N. V.. Pur.), 11 p Do. (Mid. C. & ILL 20 York and N. Midland Pref., 1 p KANCIIPSIRR SALES, Janrsar 73. There was again a firm, buoyant market, with a fair amount of business. The prices of most stocks, excepting Sheifields, improved, and especially those of ttm London and North Wes.ern Company and of the Lancashire and York shire Company. Caledonian Fret, 14 p lane. Pref. Qrs., 71 Fleet.. lira, & Wit ss d Lan. k York. (W and J., 14.) Fifths, 31 3 d Do. W. R. U.), 41 d Do. Pref., 11 p N. litattordabile, 24 Lon. & N. West. M. k B. Qrs. (A & 8), tal Do. Qru. (e). 319-16 p Sim, Shed., & Liu., SO St Do. (Grimsby SOL sh.), 104 d IL E. & Dorer No. 4, 7 11-1 S i Do. Reg., 74 LIAM, JANL•ART 25. Deis transacted in this market, There was scarcely any ban and prices were atetioshrY. Birm., Wol., & Stour Valley, 107. I3s. 9d. 10f N. Staffordshire, 21 f d Shropshire Unica, 2.34.9 d. d 6hrewpbot7 ■ed 88 , . (A), Si d I. (B). .i Ds. 3d. d Do. Pref., 265. 3d. p LEEDS BALM, JANVIAT 23. There was an average amount of hutment done, without much alteration in value. E. Lanewlhire Nen, 41 d North 1166 A Thirdn, 41 Do. Qrs., Si W. Riding Unions, U. Or. 3d. d Great Northern, 10 d I YORK RALE& JAMIAIIY 23. at. Northern, PI. Ins. 9d. ex int I York, Nowesstle, & Etr. G.N.E. York, Newcastle, & Br?. Kitten. Pur., Nu. 1, 21 PRODUCE. —MINCING-LANE, Half-past Tleo.— , The public oaks of Bugsr consisted of 3,1100 begs Mauritius and 2,000 begs Bengal; the former chiefly told at full prices; the latter clot fly bought in at high prices. Refined firm ; grocery lumps, low to fine, 48s. 6,1. to Ms.—There has not been a public sale of Coffee to-day, but • full amount of business has been done in goal ordinary native Ceylon, at 341. Cd.—Pinsen . o : 400 bar , chi• fly sold in pub. lie sale at previous rates; low to middling, 31 to 3A per lb.— Spices firm —Tea steady.—Cotton firm, but not active.—ln other articles no materiel alteration, but the week closes with • very iptd appearance for most articles. rRICEN euliaNNT. Nora, per ewt. MTV ran,. Pigs, No. 1. £2 7... 0 N. India,B.P.bwo.34s. 04.33e.ti Hoops 6 10... 0 Middling Good to due M_oritium, brown... 28 0.. L'4 Limo, at per ton. Yellow : ,5 0...38 Pig, best lO 0...16 Fine 39 0...40 MELO, sheet l7 0-17 • Bengal& Megrims b. 17 0..52 Berm l6 10... 0 Yellow 33 0...39 Patent shot l9 10... 0 Whits 3B 0...43 red or minium ... 18 10... 0 Foreign, brown 32 0. AS Speller l5 0..151 Yellow 36 6...37 Onn, per 252 imp. gal. d.p. Orey and white 39 0..51 Rah, RaL pale 26 10...27 Refined, Iliunbre.. 48 0..54 straw 25 10... 0 Lamm 46 0...52 brown k yellow.. 24 0.. 25 Copra,, in bath Sperm 5l 0...62 West India, ordi- Read Matter 2l 0...52 nary lB 0... 25 Cad 23 10 .23 1 Oood. 22 0... 60 0 South Yea 24 0_27 Fine 65 0...100 0 Olivr,Orillipoll,p.ton 43 0...44 Ceylon, good ordi- Cocoa Net 36 0-36 nary 34 0... 53 0 eked, Nape, 0,14, Fins ordinary 55 0_ 42 0 per ton B7 0... 0 Pine 46 0... 90 0 Wound. 23 0... 0 Mock; good to fine 42 0...68 0 Pamir...Ns, per ewt. Costa Kira, ordi- Butter—Oork, let... 70 0...72 nary to tine 26 0... 56 0 4tbs 59 090 %midis and Pa- alba 0 0... 0 dang 2l 0...25 0 Dublin, let oo_ 0 'Yu, at per lb. Limerick, do.-- 62 0..56 Coogou,commosi.. 0 8 ... 0 9 Carlow, Ist 7O 0..52 Rice, at per Oct.o 0... 0 Bengal white 96.. 12 6 =iti l r: 64 0...70 Cargo 7 6... • 6 Beef, India, per lava and Manilla 7 0... 13 0 tierce Patna, ckaned .... 14 0.. 19 u prime Men 0 0,„ 0 Carolina l9 0...23 0 Pork, prime mess.. 75 0..50 Smarr.. Bacon-Pork, Lmrk $ „ „ 00 • Do., Belfast i '“' '''' Baron, Waterford, Bet= wt. 52 0.. 56 • 46 e... 55 Lard,Belfest,prfrk f 4O o _ 6o Waterlord, do 1 Ditto Bladder Amerlean,dutyp 62 0...72 0 Muse, On and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and M. Video, 1.4.4 d Os. 12,1 dry 0 2 ...0 31 Brasil dry 0 0 ...0 0 Loy Rio, d.ry .. . .....,4,74 . , - a 3j...0 2 We,: Disks, dry 0 0 ...0 0 Halted 0 q...t0 8 brit India 0 4 ...0 102 Ki ru l. N Azie, dry 0 5 —0 6 0 6...0 11 8. Amer.tlerse, per kids ... 4 0 ... 11 Rinds, ditto 6 0 ... 7 UTZ Wotan, at per too. Logwood,Jamaics...C3 15... 0 Honduras ...... ..... 4 0... 4 1 °impeach) 6 0... 0 Pestle, Jamaica 5 0... 6 Nitarsgua, large and solid 15 5...18 Small .. ... Liens 13 10..16 00cSa Bissms.„ le 10...1,1 Red Bend .... ......... 11 3 5.. 1L.50 11 1 Bradt ilffik at per soL _ Leeward Liana Proof- ...... 1 3 ... I 6 Demerara, 21 to 36 par cent. O.P 1 ... 1 1 Jamaica, 30 to 36 per cent. O.P. 2 10 ... S 0 Favourite marks 4 0 ... 4 3 Brandy, lertbraola 3 it ... 6 10 Britishapirits,d.p. 10 0 ... 0 0 Barr Irish lO u 0 u Pus, per ton. Elsa, P.T.IL E l 3 0...40 0 at. Petersburg, 9 Mad 0 0._.0 o Dutch and 'Flemish SO 0...60 0 Friesland Damp, at per toe. flt.Petereburs,dean.C 3o 10...81 t. outlhot hall clean Riga, Rhino outahot pus Manias Rant India Soon lB 0...13 Bceitey l6 0...24 lay Tut, at per cwt. dance 9O 0...0 Waits Con in blocks B3 0... 0 Laos, at per ton. Ban E 6 3 SO TALLOW--There has been a large business done in new Tallow at 40s. For October to December delivery this article ie looking up. Y.C. on the spot is du'l, at 40e. COALS.— Hajf-past Two.—Eden Main, 14s. ild.; Tanfield Moot, 131.; West Hartley, 15s. 6J ; Walls End Braddyl's Hutton, 16s. Bd. ; Walls End Haswell, 16s. 3d. ; Walls Eno Heston, 16s. 3d.; Walls End Lemb , on, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls End Tees, 16s. 98.-81 tips at market, 168. WOOL—BRADFORD, Jan. 24.—The sales in comb. ing Wools have, during the week, bran very small, and even now the holders are disposed to sell at prices so much in creased above the lowest poiat, that the spinners cannot give the prices sought, and are now determined to use what they have in stock, rather than buy a further supply to dear that the increased cost, even with working it along with Wools purchased before the advance, would make too costly an ave rage. The disposition on the part of the growers to hold for higher rates is steadily persevered in, and they are wanting such high prices, compared with what has been current, that it is quite impossible to bring the Wool here to cover cast, and, so long u this difference exists, the market wilt be kept low of stock. Noils and Broke. are better sale, at improved prices. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADE.—Nornscauw, JAL 25.—The cotton cut-up stocking trade has so much improved that the workmen have ventured, though in the midst of waiter, to strike for wages. An opinion has prevailed that the drawer. pantaloon, and 'hid hands are upon strike. This arose from their assembling in large numbers in Ne early part of last week. soliciting the houses for a regulation, and an adverse° of ens ' , hitting nee dozen on the wages. A resolution to strike" the hands of one of the prin. cipal houses was pared, but it has been eery wisely is. minded, to wait fora bet ter opportunity. In the mean tins a committee has b e en appointed to wait upon the WRITE and endeavour to obtain • regulation," some of the minor lemma having encroached six inches is the length to allow for the demean in the width which they have orde and then redused the T ilt silk glove trade is considere $ shade further amended. " C on tri ,d e din keeps brisk. The other silk breeches are in • moot depressed condition. The bobbin.net trade continues in a myh. terioua state, though many of the warebotres are working very long boars. The commission agents and ma bine owners complain much that they cannot make sales.—Noffinyharn Retina. LEICESTER, lea. M.—Manufacturers are sill working to orders given before the late advance, but are now hating advanced lists. The wholesale boom have laid in heavily of leading goods A old price., no that the market Is more quiet. The hosiers in the emus try trade are yet laying by Kock, as the sesion'e &mend is warmly commenced.lt is feared the advance In yarns wili operate on ens. ployment, as the boilers will not ley by worsted go cis cioteulation. Worsted yarns remain ERR at. the StL per lls advance. The Walters are chiefly emp.oyed to talshlag orders given at oict prices, or at a partial adranne. The wool market continues s tally ; its upward tea. dency seems to have received a check, so that but little has been done . this week.—Leicester Aaron/. I