The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-12 00:00:00

masa to fend& himelf with as et t, hi appbed for the isspenary use Mese to Mt. Faiteleik the Milian clerk at Rly, _who Mehl', the east is insstiss.mi OM hi (ally M asted to swim is. sees as Ile Mimed Mist pirso.—Mr. llsailsok, laspearae at the @Wallah amiss, said that the Mae assist el the Isallettlioa lisolog bees gives by the =at the tins at his opgrabsedes, he eamodi tam- MEW to ha train if ML Poirstall. thin! no- Imola Eidossi that the olstimme Mae emosid woe otbsity without liesdatios.—lir. Emma momilli the Omer_ aessMis bail. RARLDOROUOH-STRRET.—Tso Holum nt Don sat eraser.--f. Mask, was tawny esamiset, email with bwrisg ldami his wih to death. Siam the Rot tai ▪ whes hisit We is the Bspws et Thassity, as tame las 1011. at whisk the Jury rammed a media of " lisarhaelges" NOM the rinser. The 'dams mach a lad defame, the nbstaaos of whisk was that his wit was gives to habits of intoxication, aid this she bad oaks sem messy oat of Ws pocket —Mr. HAMM'S eassiallasi the primer to take his trial for villa muds,. 80IITHWARK.—Rosen* tx TEN Qussm's ▪ —B. Prisoos was timed with stealing a gold watch sad dais, silver pssal ease, a mounds, rim, and ether articles, the property et T. Peathey, Monte of the Quess's Prison. The proesestor, who Wooded as a balsas tram the latter pie said he had lams dm primate same men, sad was is Ski habit of mew *AAP toettying him to no. of meads for him. Oa the maim tithe 4th of Jemmy he ems to witness la musi, sad Milks is his rem Mass was piled down stairs for a law Masts% tad a kis warn band that the prisoner was gem, the leek of • carps bag forted, and property worth upwards of 401. stoles. Nom of tho property had been found.—A imaie with whom the primmer livid come for ward sad said that ea the sth of Jaansry she saw him with a gold dials, a arms* ring, and a silver peocil-ease. He pve *PI to his father to dispose of—The prisoner was re manded. CROYDON.—CIA2OI 01 Porous AGAINST Alf AL LIAM MANUA —II will be recollected that about two months ago a pence of property named Powell was charged with ddrowils • another of tavern keepers in Criydon and the litered by means of false cheque, etn—After the AM nonalandea it was stated (the amused having is the othotiase his. Wattled iv bail) that he was Weans, sad from what traosykel Ow we moss to believe that, by mesas of e the boss of shareeel, he hod created a temporary Wink, bet of so mins • character that it was Sound osesmary to ammo him to • lunatic asylwa at La te" Where he resthied fur several weeks, ladearears were made W Wow dr aimghtrares to mimes the hail from the resegairessee they had salmi Ids ; hat the beach re. heed re mewed& the appilemiew aid WIWI twos the bat, who were highly reepserthia pigmy orneothrirg the de fondest wasolor shield he is • flt saartiea to appear, and the mailer rimed weer th.thele Isom Mr•harrr raosabi 0 the bench that he bud leitemed that ail tie mosey that had been obtained by mem of the deques had lima repaid, and that now of the parties were &SWIM to premed farther with the premedical ; he therefore applied to the aagistrates to dis charge the 'retreat that bad bort Weed against the de fendaat -- IlliTsidenis, the chairman, said, after consulting his col leagues, that he would not allow tee alumina' justice of the country to be interfered with in this nimer, and the testis would be no pettiest to any le= The bail were still ander liability to produce the t, and that liability mast be centinned ; and, air as the bench was concerned, they should not interfere in the matter. RAILWAY NEWS.-SATURDAY. We have had a Stir market both for home and foreign lines. with more firmness and some improve ment in prime, bet not to any extent corresponding yet with the rise of prices and active operations in the funds. SHARI LIIIT.—La 11410.4-110,4101sas dim la somellom: Laid DA ILL I AlArias . . 111 10 44164_110 Ali KA diumi l We wei.. Duil. Vie r lA. se 8 41)- 11 gt l i g:2l. 1r , =r t ta NV. * = m ei{ •t 101 lliehistabeeitibire • • 2 lia. Abileafia ".... 1164 1 i De. 1 IMMO. . 6 t 100.420 rfee‘iiW 11 . 64 ' 012602..2.1.2"66/601116 n 62 at. i DA Psilimme MAL li DireetheetPereeee 1 I &Mks a; ffUze 'in D 3 vt at ....,_ ii ALIN SW 1 1 ' lblieli AllewAr A ll3l ' lll 12 4 D ltliz e t6p Al W. owirffiaisk;CC W. 1 I Da 44 4 MA: So Do. it Mora . i 114 I De. die Pea .., 1 . adorn 0 nos CI II 4 DA A... Awn 14 111. I A. A......... 4 14 ISL L Li ge=ll! 1 tag: 44 7 711 ld. 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N NoteeeMllla him* °l at h s' .. .1 14. ihene ' I E , k w. Now MI let DIA. chaar.l44o2 11 I oa.Moir. Ajar Ct. iss De.tere WVC , De. 44. 6 & D 1 dr Cattl I tire MM. Walwal 14. iDaMM40•244404-121 i Aria Were. & W 414.11 36 i Wpari bi giterZ I MP W IC 1 11614 lir.eleaul I awasi,, m g . & ti vi Wt a r i l 21 p. D.De. Meier De. Nee. .......... old. It.i . c. Ct. PM'. 104 Unita 4 D - ee . ee. l6 19 Da ~moos lloalkilalfordilsin : iimalt &Ma . La. do. ..... ail 10 te Mao.. ...... .. 1L. .. L . 01a. . 7 4 1 l a liet,D4ai 0.4, 4 4 4 : ra 24 7 4 . Do. 131, ...... De. de. . I Eilk.lisei.ilikwe.l.l led. win. ItsveLled. wieC 1 701k6.3 . 6 DIN. De ere.liDan ilehell i t IIZi 4 II& Illdlit I IN ,M w .ItalSto! iq 1 7 1 I si l i f is ways. l AiWthilise ...... .i er iVida. l r. 4. Dills raw sad Lep 44114.1 0 ael POEN 6 Odm a Som I Parisid Lesas 3 3 IS 11 . g 1! sad lam l x Maws a 4 i It err Swim. II eet o leerkre 1 18 I ' 11311 14 43 ~v i~ 11 10 U. 474 I Th l b .f 1 ,4id• mu. P w. Pads awl Woos T 46 WO Pada sad Rams 4O lama sad Haws._ 2624 &Awe ordeau Is Ma nsalia 177 B e4.6o 7g:La tt nob ket °asks I x Ncelh A " 1 ski i As " 1 se aft MEWLING& Lin am Weir Tolimatau Juncnow.-H al/ Yearly thetkv.-Esenshanagh, Feb. 9.-J. Deal, Bag., of Ilbersi. la the elk. Mr. Drrs die seentary, reed the statement of the re ed& an .heas from the counesassesen of the an. &snide. is 1846 Os the Est Dee. 1848. Beesived uses= et talk 176,8121. h. 104.; Merest ea alb deferred. 61$. Os. 9d.; interest allowed W heathen, 8181. 2s. 3d. ; trusts hes, OIL 9s. 6d. ; sisulioneas nodes ,1001. 6s. 24.; Irma lassubsewash sad Chisallaseeserienroad trust, 4341. 18s. 14.; from Leeds mad TYNE eirPe_h7 for John week% 10.8171. b. 6d. ; toe di nedeeleb sele, 2631., aad there were loses sad liabilities ea diebeatana, 12,7601. oa acne, 6,0311. ss. 94. ; ea bola, LOW Id.; seid to indessers, 10,9624 10e. making a SW of 30,4311. 184. 64. ; begin a benne de 84 W Clan bask of 4,1431. 9s. 6d. seeking a pet Mal of 723,4061. 19s. X The was for ineireseng, surnyieg, mad tiefle.rAk dal&2a. ll s t a l i gheasn ; 611 "ezesnes of psellwassitary, witases, ll s leseelliwkwesn , enh , ILL 17661. 12s . 114.; whir ,.°541.1,4341. 141 IVO ; , le Pre e P 3 Bl.l 6lB l lgrat wedn 9111=1 1. 1 6 e. 46. ; rails sad pennant simiaidel• ile, 014 Ed sundry ether mail items eT together the win of 111,1061. 165., which, with a kt whams ihr 1, 881. wham, widths ems of 11. 4s. X kilo SWlbank make up the sues is the casts die 10.21. 11. Pentair, Jae., solicitor to the cospeay, read the repeat et Oa Roston, ist which they say_:-" • camikeable eras is sill dee hes the Lords asi Think Ccievelbr i Ott web mei properties, bat se tad es•losaY Um, with the seseasesee kr the Liareimesesek anireel, ins a imeat et seem= rendes te the haat vitiate. it to essMs ly hood *el es re mean Ass Si be et the received. sad anneeneele anis WIWI the isballiles nand say le yealesiel The obtains( sway ea Isla dubs ike beit a r r a ll er i lin caned the diseases seek inhsenneene enlabeldir i led los potted the sonsielep poetise of the wale from being serried human se have bees desked. antral aZ illY d weep haw less win ft sa to nines the inieshene Dent a peehenlid knesalt, velike at beige ensetnimes et the_ poets dime Ile ear mad the tap poet fiebehtlitud Bea, it Ms looms hepowilie list Mop ter di stall be depot dime *Ohm idsg, ea e = diked dies othedllei ft lie dib. The eiteelep d the , se se le amuse tell!tell! the Pei seeri= In Seaway (did it opted te 1111 geed line to lath &this the gennig spring), is io very =idiot *et the dhoestesn seed hiraig Eder to it. From the dedosses addlnate it ammo that an sudsy of 14,0001. i ISABL e M the prams* engendllineu eiR ethos =hem &double whewohy sommilseehle Wises. of leis erg be um, mei now dimdetateges oithelas out outer bellbe West Mot slaw berins/ roomo = power hr Ibe Mime.Tls dieedies letwociklee saw is I=7 wenidug stale limo am to Teelthes ea the ansegmene MIMI with the drama =the ark and Neweesdo and Berwhit Rail- WOE Osingssy (the partisekes whaled wore donne sled Rail 11a slenlisidon en einem semisal miler veny !veer ails dvearei with _wool ingeleri, la the NZ freed. iisl a ssalwirecird•ltseale seabwhislahnewonsheer sededtheenlisigetbser s e=tes. Fri= the oneemb thowithed. maw list be two eminate fres the weft sr the 11■11, to 7211. sad dr ansehor et to %KR *inside highly gratibieg eel the pulled the year and elide dinolvssftems sheerestanose ars en siderod. The meet et the seumbers appoieted as =ems. fog of theideesheMmi hid en the lint =Jamey bet bads' he alnoody pissed le Ora Medi of the pespeishery, it =are eassami s iee s t e h e s . d i t serl otare agoin to water Wo o? de obeeisparliPisesillil beak VIM have y eyed ste! win is Mehl. The disesteem Nest that ewe el their possnedinge amid eel have set waled the email append ea the seamless, de Ma the simminesemat it lee his their =set swim whit * Nobel the brim at the esnepsy is a mew seeded= Who Went= of the propristery, sad Wl* a dee rig*M socosomy. Obsea seem over while las dissolves lei little or no estersi, or ware ustweidie. hare we=ll==s speeded oestrery to ask expestetisne Sad wither. let set to so groat es mind es la seat underlekbge ei a daft= asters every seggestion, bowever, seetaisad ha the report, that eon be laresadally =eigdoing the Mere regress of the works AA have esisse setsellse." The Newt of /ft Ralph Ord Hedvig, the raids= engi neer, meld: " Nese wry last report shied burtene saes of the line have boss evened to the pane; the we gene rally are in a geed end sebstanW 'HIM= ; =slate nanoe of the line mill remiss in the hands of t he respective contractors. The stations end along the lice, and the coal drops et Cattal. eed Kirk Reaunseten me sa lmi : ll =A is estisfactory wen. The vats ea the loan pew Armed bed lowly. Tire additions' 010 tends Mth• sea sad tithe teasel has hose and wry eager to the afloklei poverty on assert of dips lon now hose overcome, the west levies& been deem la a subleadd seer arr. There dal ressias about Id Tai of Inned whsUy =executed, and abed 60 yarh =ended." The Cnnituaan neva that the rtithe directors be oder ead i al m eiradeled owes* ths Mr. Rt. the the report tithe wen lidttee 7411=Sita is a r si dinsises• mod shoal he alto read, that both wir s ie ssedieredi et the MY dol.—The Citelll3=lll t that sand est be =ly dose, as node.had bent nto amid= it at a nasetiag, to be held at the esseltuion of the present one. The action for the adopt's& of the directors' report was than put and carried_ _ _ _ The CELIIIIMLN mewed that Mr. Martin Sweating be re elected as miner for the ensuing rear.—Mr. J. G. FAISTDI seconded the nuttlon. Mr. Banos said that he meld set vete for Mr. Sweet hip's re-appointaiest, emmeasase at the maser in which the aceowatewere kept. Mr. Bwawurso said it was set the hada= et the auditors to direct the mode in whisk tbe _nasals &mid ho kept, bat to see that umbers were preessed itr oil the pigments debited b. -311r. Balm asked it he we to audiestead from the elateesest of acosents whisk bad bees um& that dm seamy bed paid, out eat out, the ma et 122.1041. ? Kr. Ilarirmas—No; that ems &mid be diminished by the amnia& Oleos mg lashilitiss stated ea the maim side. The direelsee had gives &lusters, Wesel et messy to con tractors end ethers ea among af their claim, to the amount stated in the emoenta. _ . . . . Mr. Bash said it was uaderstood that the whole rest of the land would be about 40,0001. ; yet in the &comb it was stated on one yids that 41,0001. and odd had been paid for land, and cm the other side that there wee still a liability to landowesen cleverly 11,0001. Mr. O. Lusav, as ens of the auditors, would vouch for the entire asuman of the amounts. Mr. J. 0. MAnon observed that as to the honesty of the accounts he believed they were all ,greed.—After some fur ther dissuades, *MA renamed a ratter personal character, /dr. Swandre said he would rather decline being re appointed, es he thought it would be more satisfactory to hare a reetlessaa sppointsd from the neighbourhood of Leeds. He, however, would leave himself in the bands of the meeting. The models kr Mr. Bweeting's appointment was then put sad carried seas. coos. It wee UM resolved, on the motion of the chairman, seconded by Mr. Marsh, " That the directors of this 00Mb. pony be indemaided from all personal liabilities incurred or to be incurred by them in or about the works of the Best and West Yorkshire Railway." Pursuant to nodes a resolutioa was adopted confirming the forfeiture of 36 shares, upon which the sum of 2621. 10s. had been paid, and authorising the directors to dispose of them as tiny shall deem at. The Chairman then said that as this concluded the business of the ordinary meeting, they would now resolve themselves into a B,sciAL GmosiAL Mirnmo. The MICMITAILT then read the notice for convening a spe. eial mertiss , of the company, to outsider the report of the committee appointed at the meeting of shareholders, held on the let day of Jan., 1849, and for taking such proceedings thereon as may be considered expedient; and also to consider and determine the beet mode of raising the additional capital required by the company, as authorised by the act foe the incorporation tithe company, by the creation of new shares or otherwiae • sad whether such, if issued, shall have any, and what, otherwise; or other dividend, and of what amount, and for what time; sad generally to do, or authorise to be done, all soh acts and proceedings as shall be requisite for the purposes aforesaid. Mr. Poweir. read the report of the committee, which stated amongst other things: SPATZ 01 TIM PllNDS.—YouroonmaittAe find that all the capital which the Board of Directors was empowered to raise by shares he. been raised, with the exception of the calls on 524 Meese tatelletted and reserved, and with the farther exespies of IV forfeited shares, upon which 6771. 10a. kaabssa lodged, amounting in the aggregate to • deficiency of angled of 16,6971. 10e. • that all this capital has bees semmeed; that there are ilao debts due to land owners, emmosems, sad others, requiring urgent payment, including inlenost up to July, 1848 due to shandudders, mounds, M 10s. &L ; and that there requires a further we to oespiete the line it 17001., making the total cart of dr lies 200,0031. Ils. Id., a we which is in ' emus at the Willa estimate or iby 60,0001„ but within the espitalking power by 0,0001. • n other weedy, that whilst the directors wore empowere d to raise in dimes sad leans 166,0001 1 they Moe supsadad only say 1106,011.1., end they have against that ameent, received and to be noshed fres the Leeds and Think for Joint works, and foe ether property end by ?adagios, a sum equal to about 20,0001. ; thus malft the total mat of the line to the But and West York dim Beltway Company about 240,0001. RIME OP TEM MIAMI FUND.—Of the whole capital idled by shams there remains to be paid, excludes of the alms yams, only 7,1441. lls. 64., wady the whole of which his mean of payment. Your marilies expect that the astir, remnant 'amid will not email %MU OZNIMAL RBOOKMNXDATIONL—Tsar commitMe beim and they have MOM a believe. that the dieuelem br able to Aloft the mow on loss Man may eats, by mini the daft Mil he all paid and the line oungieSed by the autumn ef the preens year. Bat if this (at Mb narment a roorssabh exprelation) shoal& be diespgaiMed, pane sow mitts, the ineeheidom at eerie to seise lig iiMIVON the required ens by MIN admaiMpeene= NNI so that the Ilse be Islod wilhont _fuither may r.wensa to s h e essidemina of the , h er kehlen the prop** d mdminp in Algae out, the amber of &wise to leo, Is ask them ai moo to oppoint an sqrseimind paid mensgor awns toured to gasseal railway requiremenle, who devote the whoa* of ide singles to the ismiegment ef the runway, sale limit Sisk =posse to the lowest pueblo mamas eonsistent with the wants of. the Ise sof wields pubis safety : and ands these allaired sequels you mmeellase repeat that they have no dealt whMover that Wire hog your railway will be mot alkali* tither es an Investment • with or se in he Aims TIM= or other of the esspries • whisk k k is annenies. Two Assoomiss.—Term ommill ham spent a madiset hie length ef time Woodpiles theoo be smiths, 'spot to sato that they mast siert imorwalft of the mow in which they have ban kept, and they beg to NU the Mew lion of the direct= and maim to the ham__ musky of • thorough mitten and as improved system of classifylas the osiers aessends Of the .—Ronixr RAW, WAIN'S laiea, J. R. RAMON Oso. RAYMOND, J. M. Itainwrow.. The men of this document was several Use.. &semi, and gave rise to a long discumbm, In whirl lbw. Whim kap, Mr. Baker, the , Mr. March, Mr. Pan*, Mr. Omßetilason,Mr. Bairitew, sad other gentlest's, took part. Oa the meths of Mr. Basin, seconded by Mr. Muscat, the report ed the ememittee was adopted. The Casramut them ageism& a pre tioa for mien additienal_tapital, week was read at Wig* by Mr. IL Powell, Whew to the email. It wee to the eases that the win of NMI. bees pert of the meet 46,4661. whisk ie see rmy ems ewwnd to raise under the pewee of the eat of Mesepsattffeesa of 1646, be raised by the oresess et SAP diem et IL ss. e we, to be Wei pellwestil waster tear whisk ikon be medal to a feed adios" ofd per ewe per emem r , vii that lath la teemf eel be pia hatymelly, M the del imit epee the she duce of r vii =my, but edam* peothipeles fa say er say ether belie Set 11/ asses.= sera i that the we 6s, pmt el lbe edi ens el P. be pay. able IS the OP et Moil the helm esta M. oath. 17th It= sea the ems OM. at mob time or them es Ms lisnaltas mh& Thee every peepers of witgag isms, els shall be esehtered as sash oaths ISM of irarry, shell be satiate' is ea, prefereathl awe is seeped ell ea* awe hr alai be nay be leghtmed, =tbe pep the sem of 21. lin ea mat hee thellit et Masi sem, Ire. Tbas the demurs be emparered diqame either awes whist the & peels shell be paid se bleekbelheo et sash Mims Nei Is sash nesse so they shat if seek la eleimest shame be *Amble eie,tersest shall be shamed Purees ; lei es less as sash liiiiMemeale Pei be is wets so hewed er /Mai shall be pli Is loped esit ahem or to t eny elm by the pesplehr limed That ler fof VW mat. per eisiim - lie le pil etme .... sees yid& the. be pit k edema d the impeelleo sad that the hewed 2se he Or prepiegehellt I July lest vIN b mekesed es pert desk i THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1849. IDWAID JOWITT, wasesdad dais repo- I diom _ _ Yr. Baths asked it it would set is peedble to raise the required sass by the smith et peolarthe the per Sc.,. charts for a tons dynes rather this la staity.—The OwsWarr Mini& that may peen eriM object to the Hailed terae. M. Buz= etspeleil ad thald be better to mho the permed peithease S pew eget three et (sly N. Woe sash, meth by two equal lengthiest' st shed deka. TIM moil wile the &swim to mot their present wades thognothe ; tai be dm& that is a that doe thy wethibi ebb to threw the renththe et the MOW regdeed la the mom et hw imago at 41 per ••••.--11r. eismad esandiai to ties plea pro posed by the direst= the bog begabasat et IL would mat :be OW he it met wasted. It,. Bthaz said am from put ezperiethe he hared it would be wasted ; end that the theertaisty as to whoa it Idea be galled ter would kayo a prejudicial sheet apes the shares is the suet After wire discudon, the promoition wu saiditled, and it was trollied to trate r many M. prefai r 6 pa end , in per peenity drive ss there are original nabobs the company, and that the holders of the new sharer should pay up the amour thereof, by two instalments of 21. 101. each, on the fin of Marsh and 6th of May. A out. of thanks was gives to the annittet of inquiry for their senior, and oho to the chairman for his services ow this 000116311 and during the time be had been the IleafflSS of the company. After suit able acksowiedguente, the meeting broke up. BtaiiithaaD, LAXOASZIRE AND Chesnut' Jo'. —Half-yearly Mostisig.—Blrieenbsed, Feb. 10.—Alderman J. BANCZOIR in the chair. The following report was sab• witted : lls referring to the statement of mounts for the half year ending the 31st December, the directors have to ob serve, that, as compared with the corresponding had-year of 1817, the ram available for dividend is oondderably in creased. The balance for this purpose in Dee. 1847, was 8,4141. ; the balance fur the halt year just ended is 13,9391., 'homing ea increase of 6,5251., and yielding • divi dend of more than 21 par cent. per annum one the 271. 10s. end the 221. sham. This result has bean issued pertly by a steady femme of the business et re Mae, sal partly by a Imp nisolisa be week it _upsets. The foams, in the geode deportment snouts te 35 per ant., end arrangements are Miss mode by which le is exposed a large quantity of minerals and posed user dandies wil be breoglit as the line, whale, by a esdnetien of the number 111 Wee, a midis of a portioned Wee ill& sad • ommildedis tithe beehive bkherto acedested Mem the oqpenies el the ecomperay have beta down te s modienes senennt. The di have aloe le sepses that thedlfiliememewbish Waal between this crompasy, the lon don and Hie* Wishes, the Chester sad Holyhead, sad the Shrewsbury emdOlMelersomgesise. en the tab** tithe gene ral station at Camber, have been silleMed by the gommdsention committee, ea teems whisk the direst= of tide sempany consider equitable and fair to all "modes. The Leedom and North Western, sad Chester sad Holybeedcompamise, have confirmed the arrangement, sad the pemeedings in Chancery have been withdrawn ; and although the fireB 'rebury sad Chester Company have, for the present, deferred their sane. dos to ose part of the arrangement, the directors, relying upon ite whet farness, may remonably expect the concur rents of that company. The bill for limiting works and other has passed standing-orden, and has bee. read a &et time in the House of Commons ; and the Load= and Northwestern, the Chester and Holyhead, and the hreweb ary end Chester Companies haves ignified em their in tention to take the awasures required from thin con nexion with the Sale and Lease Bid. It will be satisfactory to the proprieton to learn that the Dock Trustees have entered into an egrleraent with enable contractor for the com pletion of that portion of the docks necessary to accommodate several lioN t r id anclurs of trade, for which this side of the river kw well , sad that the object for which the extension line was is now about to be realised. Interest at the rats of fin per cent. per annum will be paid to the proprie tary of 271. 10e. sad 221. shares en and after the 12th Feb. init." Mr. Wurca asked if any of the directors were holders of Cheshire Junction Shares t— The CELIMAN answered affirmatively. Be stated that the board had received a letter from a shareholder, Mr. John Herapath, with a request that it might be mad to the meeting. That was a wet unusual demand, bat he left these present to decide whether it should be read or not. (Cries of " No, no.")—A FlKAanuouran asked if there wee anything particular in it t—The CHAIR. MAX : I think there is nothing in it at all. (Laughter.) We have, however, received a letter of another character be another quar ter, which the board think I should read to the meeting. It is from Baron Goldmild, one of the di vests 's. This was read : it ran somewhat to the following • - I repot tint I Iwo tom owing to the db. Imo at your of beim, tram loth" be Wm! steso dean= sag the me=t yaw kw% e• I Imo bon the mom of mew bay agegledloweede 11/. Olohlre r a wn=a. BO ea It signs to No it ohm law Mine Int Ile wares whit midi In ore ginelund will hid to the tolei miliftlies at oar pmeigosle. I sonst Int nolo seg meet at the booed ant On with WWII plakelkil Wain the reuntly Waiving into the Hann at Ocenntow—L L Gotneenn. The Ciateman relieved, is esorpatulatery teems, to the inseam of traSe eat est in the report. In addition to the geop omaim e:jened by the intimation that the docks would be emlesnipieted (kir thetiroe was limited), arrange ments were being mob which would much facilitate the mar eltundhe trifle at this end of the line, and he looked forward in another kelf-year to slugs increase on the present return. The chairman enumerated the beads of a calculation to show (es he said he might do whilst on the subject of revenue) that if the Chester and Birkenhead proprietary had had no connexion with the Cheshire Junction, they would on their clear earnings have been able to divide 4 patient. perannum. He next referred to what had been stated in the report as to the general station at Chester. During the next two years he mod they would have to pay ons-fourili of the entire cost of winkles the station, Instead of one-third, as originally proposed.At the end of the two years, however, a new as would be maned into, bay.ng respect t o the interests concerned. Each company using the station would b 3 required to pay just fa rtion to the extent it was interested in the station, sad no more. The London and Norsk-Western and the Chimer and Holyhead Companies had cemented at case to these amended terms, which were but just, easing that when the original heads of agreement were recorded, it was contemplated that the line would be made from Chester to Stockport, a die taws of 45 mass, witness it was now only intended to carry it as far as Moore, a distance of 15. In regard to another matter he might state that consequent on what hada:tuned within the last few dazzi d te s note which they had just received from Baron the board had felt It sheik duty to take a decisive come I was now alluding to the Cheshire Junstioa panes if their Wow. (Hear.) B. might state that a large antalre of ohms hem wealthy par. ties in Load= had been iliewsmied to the dins bore, to be transferred into other heads ; that whilst in London to pro- mote the bills now before parliament, he and his colleagues had ascertained that an apparties was brag organised to the mesa= work they were Sulu to mime • mires dthe capital. On rquiry they had Smith= du maid= was likely tabs of &swim cherrate, esiketeremiesseMer d nought= interview withthediefriatee in it, Me. Whinier_ berristeeomd eriqpd ham** gni= wrialeg to algid thd= "941"" r.. 1.81 & &"11111"611.111ws ' and mkt is prams= the me r it s o f the scheme Dohs. parliament. Re had only Is state that they did not nosed In inflating Mr. Webster to sited them seek an opportualty. He should read what he had suggested te Mr. Webster. Kr. Las mitre: in the Bankruptcy Court: Read the sits your statement kesrd, se V i a ;f= ll6 The Muter= said he had no t whitey= Theesermsendenes we need not give : It will be srailident to stele its erect. Kr. Webster asked for mess " WNW proration ia writing" hare the men be stayed. The Clieht in reply, said Cre m ash= had duly weilbal thochew wild en bekelt of the Chain Jonah= httams. and won pawed to admit the following proviso I. the ME le meet the sees That all parties able and willing te pay the mettraing 211. per share shall be at liberty to de= seta bold a 311. share in the company, to possess the same value as it new pentsres under the iinialemmetiss Ash" Mr. Webtear. in • second let. ter, eareemal is opinion that ha the prunes position el theme= the permwerald le ads value. The &eke= wade eilinewds eking Ma to emu down to Birkenhead he dimes the sabiset, sad oedemata to effect ea suieelde semegemint To this no smarm had been teethed, and he died= sew slid he folly expired to see Mr. We se the ghee= Esselieg. The Crewe= aid, mirk bra the ease, and having re ar= at the ellse a hip svolist st she= from who are taking per in the eppsOiss, the herd pet that day that it ens hasumbeet Om to Was a decided id mune whisk be was reedy le admit would semorelyeasesee pentiestreaesumswhisk was ratite by the 11611011111111111111 Ididi *fly wen %brim the of the poetise te wises he had referred. The time theyked he peeesellawitk the weeks OA to get him aspire' (Wile Meister& asst, ierreisie m • meths et the aged nee fate thee r of dividend et thstpriell essiredit theemis. taltaireevidessewhisk they al l=e itimileacif he petite, he he bad mid, a issithe erns 711 s bawd hog, OW day mode • ea u l a i d 4 1= shire at Me Mi. alarm ea the Cheshire J et the 11■1111116 And It is war Wear= to give the metres= in steuaiene messed with the welts, a= tweeted with ,If asibp le. psi Miamians by Chridnies. Vieth as will be made to mirpMe the prises of dm Use sow under weft= This my =I Maly tal s es s withismeei et the proper& bakes see a of the es ef the ecespany. we asst bads ups.; bat we height it preps, to take this dashed exam, and te intimate it to the meeting, In ardor that the proprietors alight lam all the fhb before them; miaow having =de thE aleilmen4l mews het d. the report whisk km been read be =speed sad amihime Kr. Man asked tithe intend whisk the intehooed would be paid weal& seas oat a/ the fends N.:The °LIMAN Certaisly.—Mr. Lis nest asked wham say eaU had been made on the Chaster and Birkenhead pie tars sines Deeembr, 16171—The Ciareitax : I c ot. —Mr. Lan asked wham any tithe Meer= wen eirengst these maths= la the Maks= who bed end thole dares to the arse to have Om lemireeii—Th • Citaintua re plied, be wee est awe= VIM lay Mesiter cm the board had tak= mak ae m walla tie time atintioned. That dh ream who hid Cheshire harks dims at the last half yeedy =shag ism Om hi e d il be se d soy Mimed= ek *axes woo • het, est el but du heath peemellas M will he had elladed.—la re* te remade" male by wait piglislir, wham mat we eseli not ram the Mumma mid i the Chestte eel Steinke= kWh, up tM the pima thee, had beta pie. tested ; sod the °hike .Ime a bed not yet failed in stry merest they bad Ms= fate. All that they bad under felt= wee to the Choler sad likkaskoad teopeistmes tee pet ash fix pay two yew, end as per MR he we. Mg would mein in a few daps the last payment of the an per seens eel when they felled in Asa payments it would be an te d s to conepielei. The hosed, seeing a failure likely, and saihat the would be disastrous, not only to the Chester aM Birkenhead interest, but to the united oompany were fee haring the macula he had indi cated to secure the Inimule Mr. GIDLOW 811816414 the adepden of the report. Mr. WILLS. —After the extragedinary announcement made by the directors, I ask if you will proceed with the btll ? The CHAIRMAN: The answer is, it will be contin gent on ether parties. (Hear.) And till we know what their proceedings will be (sad we will know in a few days for their petitions, if they mean to oppose, must be presented by that time), we cannot tell what steps we will take. The probability is, that that portion of the bills referring to the revision of the capital will be withdrawn. The director!, if they thought the opposition would he fatal, will not press that portion of the Mil, so as to endanger the other part, for altering the levels on the line, etc.—Mr. WILLI : In the event of the bill being carried in its integrity, what would be the position of parties paying the 101.—The CRATIMAN : That would be a meter of at.—Mr. Wrath : But it is a very important eemtlee, Tsushi an extraordinary pro dtion. I never M6ee Made( snot a step being taken.— The CHAIRMAN : Prelim* a conme like this has not been taken very frequently ; bat I meet remind you that dream 'tenses tech as we are plead in do not often occur, and it is only the circunnainces that justify the measure. (Ap please.) Mr. WILLIL—The relative circumstances of the wolf and the lamb. The Camargue : In the event of parties with drawing their opposition, the board feel satisfied that they can Carry the bill without muting the funds of the company. —Mr. WINCH : Then are we to understand that the call of 101. le a threat, to make some of the shareholders agree to what they otherwise disapprove of ?—The CHAIRMAN : No, nothing of the kind. We amuses as a matter of course that the panics who have intimated their intention to oppose the bill will petition ; in that case we will proceed with the works. He might state it had been assumed by the Lor.don proprietors, many of whom were largely interestedin the docks at Birkenhead, and by other parties, that it was the intention of the board, as now constituted, entirety to swamp the Cheshire Junction interest, and to get out of the obligation of completing the line for the purpose of selling the Cheater and Birkenhead portion to another large company. The practical answer in the way of refute.- tion to this was, that the board would proceed at once, and do what was intended should be done, make the lino of fifteen miles to Moore, which was now under contraa—Mr. Virus : Bat have not the London proprietors a right to think that, instead of a refutation, this is a confirmation of their opinion ? If you are intending to go on with the works, would not a call of 21. or IL be better, as it would answer your purpose ?—The CHAIRMAN admitted the force of that argument; but before June next the board would have to purchase the whole of the land for that portion of the line under contract. They must purchase the requisite land from the various landowners ; and he put it to thou present, if the directors would act with due discretion, if they purchased such an extent of property without securing the funds necessary for it ? Not only had the land to be purchased, but the contractor had to be met, and his present and future claims liquidated. (Hear.) Mr. WILLS : Have not the directors the power to exercise some oversight as to the treater of shares ? For instance, if a transfer is presented which you know to be a transfer to a man of straw, have not you power to refuse it ?—The CHAIR. RAN : No; we are advised that, if the perty be of age and the deed be properly executed, we have no discretion in the matter, but are bound to register.—Mr. Wthui: I know one company, at least, where the directors have each power. How much of the fifteen miles is purchased already ?—The CHAIRMAN: Yon can judge of that whea I state, that be tween Helsby and Chester, a distance of 81 miles, not a piece has been purchased.—Mr. WILLS: Are there not already bridges and works executed on that part of the line —The CMAIRXLN None whatever.—Mr. Lax said be had been told that several shareholders, having heard from some of the directors that the 101. call would be made, had effected a treater of their Cheshire Junction shares within the last forty-eight hours.—The CiletelleN said, in London, Liverpool, and whenever the directors had come into conversation with the shareholder., they stated u explicitly as they had done that day, and without hesitation, the course they feared they would be driven to. The looks had bees closed for fourteen due, and therefore no transfer could have taken place within forty-eight hours, as stated. No treader, in fair, had or could have been registered since the books were closed. —Mr. Lae said he had spoken with one who supposed that lodging his certificate at the office prior to that meeting was equivalent to a transfer. Was it so?—The CHAIRMAN : Oh, dear! no.—Mr. HERON (the town-clerk of Msneheeter) said the gentlemen who had sent down from London would no doubt be glad if such had been the owe. They would find that no transfer could be registered whilst the books were closed.—Mr. GIBBON, the secretary, said the books had been closed on the 27th of January, and no transfer whatever had taken place aince.—Mr. WINCH : I ask if it is absolutely neceury to make the 101. call, pending the proethiinp in parliament ? I wish to know whether this is the last day that the call could be made, or whether it could not be postponed till Wednesday or Thursday next I—The CHAIRMAN : Cer. tainly ; but for one objection it might have been made a month hence. And we may u well be explicit : it was intended to act on parties offering opposition and sheltering themselves by the transfer. The reason for making the call was to keep responsible parties on the register—(applause) —and in order that we might resolve here to proceed with the line.—Mr. WINCH : It would have been satisfactory to the Cheshire Junction proprietors if it had been done some time ego.—This was denied both by the Chairman and by Mr. Town send.—Mr. WILLS: As you have afforded us so much in formation, perhaps you will tell us when this call will be payable ?—The CHAIRmAN: One instalment of 6/. on the 16th of March ; the other instalment of 51. on the 16th of April. (Laughter, and loud applause.)—The motion for adopting the report was then put, and declared to be carried unani mously. The declaration was followed by loud applause. Mr. WINCH said he could not let it go forth u unanimous ; he was a dissentient. The CHAIRMAN next announced that the directors had joined in the movement which was taking place in London relative to the rating of railways ; a petition on the subject to the legislature was read, met the approval of the meeting, and the seal of the company was ordered to be attached to it. A vote of thanks was passed to the chairman, and the meeting adjourned. WHITIII.IITEN JUNCTION. HaZ-yearly Meeting. Whitehaven, Feb. 7.—The Earl of NSDALE in the chair. —The report stated that the gross traffic receipts amounted to 4,9101. 71. 7d., and the disbursements to 2,4791. 7e. Id., leaving a profit of 2,4411. Os. Gd. Balance at disposal, after the payment of interest on preference shares and loans, was 9731. 61. 2d., out of which the directors recommended the payment of a dividend of 3s. 9d. per share on the old share., amounting to 9371. 10e., leaving a balance of 3.51. 16e. 2d. to the credit of the next account. In the report to the proprie tors in Aug. last, the directors intimated their intention of making a general revision of the ra.e of charges, and after an experience of three months, the increase in the receipts as compared with the previous half-year we. 10 per cent. on the passenger, and 20 per cent. on the goods traffic. The report added that arraugements have been made with the York, New castle, and Berwick Railway Company which it is expected will enable this company to secure a large proportion of the traffic between Liverpool and Newcastle, and between the ' east coast and the north of Ireland. On the capital account there ham been an expenditure of 16,8691. 9s. 9d. during the half year. The directors is August last estimated the total expenditure under this bead at 169,0001., and they have a confident expectation that this amount will not be ex. ceeded. Of the 6,000 quarter shares created in Ang.last, 4,666 have been taken up by the holders of the original shares. The directors have allotted 290 shares to parties who were not shareholders, and 65 sharesrema in unappropriated. The total amount received on quarter shares to this date is 207901. 10s. The whole of the 11,0001. authorised to be raised on mortgage has been borrowed at 6 per cent. for periods varying from three to seven years. The report eopted. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. GMT Wearies. 11alfysarly Account.—The half-yearly meeting of this railway will be held on the 15th hat, when it is intended to propel, a dividend of U. per cent. for the half-year. From the general statement of accounts issued to the share holders, It appears that the sum expended upon the revenue account amounts to 216,0951. lls. Bd., and the receipts to 647,9161.16 x. ld., leaving a balance of 332,8211 3e. tod. To this is added the balance carried forward from lut half year, amounting to 7,8211. Bs. 7d., making a total balance of 340,6421. 12a. From this sum are deducted payments fa respect el the Bristol and Exeter asilway •, in terest papa& to the Wells, Somerset, and Wey mouth Railway, for the line opened to Westbury; and balance:of Interest paid on la-•' mounting altogether to 116,6541. 12s. Id., leaving a dtpo.abe balance on the half year of 223,9871. 19e. lid. The account of the share capital comes next, from which it appears that 263,205 shares of different denominations have been issued. The amount coiled on which dividend is payable amounts to 7,259,1001., there being la remaining 9W,9001. uncalled. The divi dend, at 3 per cent. on the shares called up, will amount to 217,7731., consequently the balance carried toward will be 6,2144 19a. 116. The capital account shows that the receipts wpm shores and debentures amount to 11,643,3571. ss. 641., aid the payments in respect of the 2131 miles already opened, together with branches and extensions, and locomotive stock, to 11,608,8161. 3s. 9d., leaving a balance of 34,5421. ls. Bd. To this statement of accxunte are added two appendices. By the first is shown the comparative traffic of passengers and goods for the half gars ending 31st December, 1846, 1847, and 1848. The number of passengers for the half year ending December 31, 1846 wee 1,504,102 ; for 1847, 1,642,221 ; and he 1848 , 1,6 75 2,890 . The number of miles travelled were for the three half years respectively, 30,467,16541 682,563, and 61)363,447. The quarvity of E x 's= for the three MU years amounted to 175,188 WA, SOON and 239,341 toes. By the second sp it wears that the comparative masa& travelled by the icomodve engines for the esseesgesalinglf years was 1,346,341, 1,464,610, and 1,5824172 OM the amount of coke commined wee 19,731 tom kr the bat year of 1848, 21,464 br that of 1847, sad 26. 3 48 for tbst 01848 Dona Paratrue.—Tbie mappory hr NOM * with Mr. Passers, the Writer, for bit amoigr 62,11001., and with Mr. kr deboodig 7 Kr. Fsaroa's m amma m dm* the whole Cl the railway, and ' amesated M abed 240,0001. . edr eire bill we have hard erred at about 42,0001.—Herreth liimamammt. Suarnaza, AND Loromarraz.—To day a boas& at 1W Lae will be eye Mr WO° traMe, by Sail Cl ablit • Ida sbe 'O&M railway win be domed mew Ibrahim, between Darby sad Kasebeser be oberleasi. est porepes aedi Wig seseit a llawkeirerash. he Me wee laspresed on Meg Wyss. The ma of Ike verbs co thellae bee bees per nine, with Ike azoselea of are etedeakvbist 30,0001. The Lae wee cemesced to r °eg g ism MONEY MARKET. SLTURDLY ETIXTRO. The operations in public securities were continued to-day with the same activity and animation as for some time put, accompanied intermediately with a rise and fluctuations of prices scarcely less consider able. Consols actually touched u po n 934, without, however, an absolute bargain at that rate, but they were several times buyers at 931. The activity of the market, with the advance and variations in prices, were, it may be observed, not so mach significant of fresh and extended speculations upon the future, or for the purposes of real investment of any im portant consideration, as with a view to that liquidation of former speculative transactions, whose credit term will expire on Tuesday next, the 13th instant. The preparations for the settlement to take place on that day became so much the more preening as Monday ie, what is technically termed, " call day," when brokers and jobbers call over and agree their accounts with each other, a most compli cated and laborious operation as may readily be con ceived, so as to be enabled to make up their books, and determine their respective balances , in favour of, or against, each other, for the next day, subject after all to the declaration of options subsequently. It will thus be readily com prehended by the uninformed reader, why the anxiety, or the necessity, for making up books beforehand should determine the somewhat hasty winding up of a man of business deferred to the nearly latest moment by parties on the losing side in the lingering hope still that some lucky.event might turn the balance in their favour, and retrieve their position ; perhaps equally defe rred also by speculators on the right side, more greedy of gain, and eager to clutch to the last fraction of higher prices and profits that might befal. Upon the average of the current account, the specula tors for the rise have had it very much their own way, although not without occasional drawbacks. It remains to be seen how the options, of which a large amount must be depending, will tell on the settle ment. At the close of business, consols settled down at 931 to!, both for money, and Tuesday. Reduced Threes, 931 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 941 to I. Long Annuities, 9 to 1-18. Exchequer Bills for March, 475. to 49a. prem. ; for June 495. to 525. COTlndia Bonds, 495. to 51s. prem. Bank , 194 to 6. For speculation Spanish bonds were most in favour to-day, but the only cause assigned was that the non dividend paying fives should be considered quite as good as the non-dividend paying Mexican fives, whereas the latter were quoted 251 to and the former 17 to 18 only. It must be admitted, however, that there is some distinction between the two cases, inasmuch as it is known that there are, or should be, funds kere adequate to the payment of the whole, or nearly the whole, of one dividend on Mexican bonds, although, so far as the luckless bondholders are con cerned, there is no getting at them, and the dollars might be just as profitably for them reconsigned to the deeps of the Mexican mines from whence they were originally extracted. The Spanish Ame rican Committee, instituted originally, and some of them since self-appointed, for the protec tion of the interests of the bondholders, appear to exercise their functions in this case with a singular degree of patience and l = tion to things as they are, contrasting remarkably enough with the activity . displayed by some of the members on the late occasion of the Peruvian scandal, about the incidents of which the public have been waiting some time impatiently for a full explanation, in justice to the Peruvian envoy as well ea the bond holders. That affair, however, is not lost sight of, and will not be, notwithstanding the ve'y politic pro crastinations of those interested ; it is understood, indeed, that a meeting of the committee was lately convened to that end, of the proceedings at which no further information has transpired that that the alter cations were somewhat fierce, and incriminations of particular parties not sparing. Can it be that the members who display so much passive forbearance, and more than passive resistance, in the matter, and with regard to the repartition , of the funds in hand from Mexico among the bondholders, should be the same and identical with those who were se active in the Peruvian affair, all the process and secrets of which were, as we have been ensured by members of the committee themselves, so carefully kept concealed from the general body until the very last moment, when pablicity became desirable? Spanish Fives left off in advance at 18 to ; the Threes at 294 to 301; Passives, 4 to Pore, 25 to 6. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent:., 197 504; the Fours, 79 to 80. Belgian improved to 80 to 2. Russian, 106 to 8. Brazilian were quoted 80 to 2. Chaim, 92 to 4. Ecuador, 2} to 3. New Gra nada, 15 to _Venezuela, 19 to 21. Peruvian, 47 to 9. The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk is placed, it is to be understood that the rate of dividend is less the income tax. Tele par Ont. =mirage prke 9.11 yield per oent.£ 3 3 4 4 4 Tees par OM. 4 Tbzewasola4wlr pat s. : 34 . $ 9 0 Beek Moak (divideadiacont) 196 d 311 5 =Die MIL day) 4Ba. p. . 314 3 eel Y Railway (divided 6 par IMO 74 i• 66 19 6 : 1 Groat Wotan r(de. 7 Id.) knee add See Widget *(div. 6id ) 42 N 7 2 1 Louise sal Ilegittce , i(dlv.4 34 id.) 33j iii 6 9 Man Omer ll(div. 4 kl.) Idadoe said North Wooden v(div. 7id ) 137 iv 11 2 2 Itidlaod *(div. 6 Id.) York and North Xidivad 0 (illy. 8 id.) 67 • 7 0 4 York, Neonate, and Band& e(div 8 td.) 29 to 8 17 11 INGLIS* Bank Stock, 1969 3 per 01. Mid. Aim., 93 Lytle Ot. Com. Arum, 9 1 11 * Nu Si we Cent Lona, f Low Amt.. sip. Jim.. 6, 1903. I FUND& Ditto 30 Yen. Oct. 10 1559.813-16 India Bonds, =der t i WO, 50 2 Ocoas. for Amu On 1 . 6 =Bble. 404.040, 2#4. 7 9; 24., Jane, U Ditto, Small. 2i61.. Mari, 46 FUND& 5 par OR @vial& Andre Btle.. 4# # 3 per (kat. Opal& Aost.. Feb. 15. 301 5 per Ot. Yukon Lat., Feb. 15. 25# # 4# oer Cent. Belgian Bonds. Fs. s 2 1 O up per Nut Deitch Rub. 12 11.. 60 I'OREION 5 per Et Braitilan Bum* 80 11 ge t lEtto New Mc. 1818 and 14 pet Ot Ecuador 8d5.,21 pun Ct. Sp Edn, dly. from Nov.. 1810,18!! 18 Ditto. Account. Feb. 15, 17118! 18 ni 5 per Ct. Spent& Coupons. 11 47 0 -- 78 76 T 866 Pee 1 i MIS, Pax 10 . Maw. 1 1 %Wag. Mom. 1 ... it. 3 par Poto ...... 47 15 1 47 76 47 83 47 60 6 Do. 7B 30 . 19 20 79 30 78 75 6 Do. NerrlPir ft Do. Do. &doom on London : " 30 *LAS 33 al& : Pi dare. 26 26 ead% and paper. Magian 6, MO 1 90 Mow. .1 Naples lanes— I „ Money. Do. 6. UM.— 80t . I toga= Loan .. • , De. 4t 81 . . 7. 1 .I.""u" Reallebeata. Ba". ... 1f . 6 1 0 ". Do. St LEEDS BANKING COMPANY. —At the sixteenth annual meeting of the proprietors of this company, held during the past week, Wm. Ward Esq., in the chair, the directors reported that it afforded them great satisfaction, after the recent unparalleled derangement of the commercial and monetary affairs of the country, to be able to report results to the bank of so favourable a character. The profits of the bank during the year ending Dee. 30, 1848, after de ducting all expenses, amounted to 18,6031.75. ld., which they had appropriated as follows, viz., by paying a dividend (free of income-tan) of 8 per cent., or 245. per share, 8,3721.: by paying the balance due on banking-hones, 1,0001.; byadding to the reserved surplus fund (making that land 35,0004 ex clusive of the banking promisee), 2,0001. ; by placing the balance to the contingent fund, 4,2311.78.1 d. PUBLIC SALE& Feb. 8. By Mews. Cnoon and Sow, at the India Arrns, Gosport.—A freeload farm, exonerated from land . t i aNnow c r i as the Porton Estate, amr tainiag p. arab le A mature land ; b? ° h ri tit ri t4ool. A freehold Tula radde oontawq nine roaras. odic" ace . celled the lianse," with lawa and shrn ; bought in at 6004. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. COTTON.—Lfrairoot, Fn. 10.—Tha market asthma@ firm. 8,000 balm wen mid to-dm, rift 8,000 for salemladce. ltammornms, Fa 10.—T be wlfi frad rim is the raw sommial, folkond am tt mat be by a merammike ammo la dr maarbetared artkik WNW an Illathr MOW j but Ms dwarf bolk Bar perm mad dodo la amillime r wrW mbmera and mom& lbearem la Alia 111 tamm. imema is deme4lBBoo of keels amtmmtmaltdimyimY Mmes. L dodmbaFla. dreg MMus la fa 11411 s r and 4861mk abletfe. of a quality miNiis he Ma lailatemt thaddaf ammod Ste yams k quads! sallils kir ladia Thom lave tam stems Iffirm Wes of vster-Mrbt Mai lbws law dam. WOOLLIN CLOTHE.—Lszos, Pa. 10.—There was a geed etiorhure et ammilear red modiehremi fet dr eiedi LIU thie rinier. Wile reereliar ellseledardelede =rmee ever time ed rent arra ade. The dorri iiee for the hose Ink awl ereird Meld et ved.dped rade weeded bier at the Wide /eddy. L tie white delb bell dr mohair of Spire erre% be the Ere Lai and Mae trade, wife oxi eklerable. HARDWARB.—Btountoolux, Fn. 10.—Tratio her L edit rather Urnitel amount at the orders rewired front Italy sad hulas a very injurious Whet ea endow; branches °lour industry. ma orders kw the borne iseriat come rather better then they dld • week sium—lrea: The yries at last I quarter day le veryjirm, bat without any earael Meese at the works. BRIAD.—FI3. 10.—The prises et wheats* bread to the metzepetienoh3a 74.03704 d hoeselekt ate, N. toted. per 400.144 POULTRY, &a - NitorooTs AND Lakp Fn. 16.-Turkeys, 4*. to 9 ". : lolor, b. to 61. 1 ; 11"" e w t: la Id. to 3L • tom rabbits, la to le. 91 • wile 94 Oa la lel Pilloolot ed. to 116 / gCoatthi; OEM ktt i . l l B , ini , f ow l.. 5 . to 10a; , 4s. 6d. to 11.; (yam dear fowls, ss. to So. 9d._per to o*. Entliik_ell% 91. to 4 4 Ilk ; Ftsoidt ditto, h. 6d. to 91. boa Per lOC 'TIM Warta, Ild. to is. sa, per lb.-Pheasants, 2s. 3d. to Ss.; partridges, ls. to la 11i7 bares, 2a. to 3e. ; woods:l4*a 3s. to et.,• groan, le 9d. io 1 8 3 4. ; ptuntlitut, Is. to la 9d. ; wipe', ha to lo ed.; toll. Id. be IL 444 1 wild to dock e. s te la 3d. to la 9d.; widget's', 10d. to to. Id. ; see pi v , 4o. , 6d. I , FISH.-Biuutosoors, FEB. 10.-Tarbob, 5o to u s. lead lieli. 3s. to 34.64.; whiten% id. to M.; lobsters, Is. 3d. %Ism, ere* 6d. to 2a. each; soles, to 2e. pair ; seism, lead. tel ed a4 per lb.; eels, 4d. to le per lb.; 4d. to 61. seek; skate, 6d. to Bd. ; met Oak 2d. to sd.per Da.; dowiders, la to 1e.% par dos.; mookorel, bd. to Is. sash; oysters, 130. to 23L per Wet SHIPP, (Prom our 'G INTELLIGENCE. MAILS. AIL DIM ALL 1 Dunbar& ........ 0 0 India v. Bouthnmpp o Holland ...... 0 1 Flanders ........ 0 0 Do. Marseilles .... 0 0 Lisbon T0b.16 0 liasta a and HM- O Bydn. N.B.W. 0 Akar. Baring, Deel Li F e t , %9 6l. thlevitta Aid, Ma., Feb. 9, Liamelly, Feb. 7, St.Vallery Auden. liras., Feb. 9, Nantes Adele. all Anne, Plya,Feb.9,Nantes Agee, (net, Feb 8, Meet n Anse Hiles, Heel, Peb. 10, Gravesend Albion, Graveseud, Feb 11, Boulogne Arcler, Oraveeend,Peb.lo,ltio °nage Alchyasist Grave rs d , Feb 10, Odesta AttnoothraressW,lreblf,Botterlan Addeo reeewl,Feb. I, Aker. Ha** y , Orenvend, , Cantle Adamant, Porton, Feb. 10, Palos. Aeons, Partnnentb, Feb. 11, Guernsey Belfast, Gravened, Feb. I 1, inlets Breese, Bridal, Feb. 9 Cbazeiste Bonne Virglaie i r a 4b.9,Benhanpe. MAGA lames, . 9, Newcastle lies ,nalessabs, Pak 6, London Cllo " LeltkPeb. Gbazlnton Carolla , Ppm., TOAD, Nantes Claire lags, Hated., Feb. 7, Nantes Charles, Doi, Feb. 9, Chases:le Christie; Deal, Feb 9, New eagle g/Innegrig, Feb. 9, Wart- Won& OHM, Bridges, Feb.eb. 6, Newels& Ougnalle, Feb.lB ° Arai . g uin. Cbrinessalar o4. ll4er ..4 lr (icareed., Feb. 11, Uwe Is ee Onowegil,Feb. 111,00abla ge.r . tureamd, Feb.ll, Gsw= Deems, Grawasall, Pub. 11, Dungen., oravesesi,m, Dote*/ Itortougb,Usel,Feb. ere= Duke of nozbardb, Gravewed Peet. Ikea, of Dem, Feb. 9 Draia Dairshe4 , Pifi. Feb. Netrosetie Daum Deal, Peb.l Panne, Menet, you, Peb. 9. Noirmender Emulous, Dart, Feb. A St. Hiebeers Voile et AngeloGraveseL,Feb.l Ler . Ebeerscr,Oraveassil b.lo,Belene Elizabeth, Ow Feb. 11, Odes Favourite Mamba, P L Ib.I I O I Fawn, timid., Feb. 9. Mariano' Gazelle, OrsveseeLFeb,ll, Hem Hostelina,Graweeed,Feb.lo.onerew7 Hibernia, Gravewed,fleb.ll=rese7 Helen, Gravesend, Feb. 11, Held, Ghoter, Feb Feb. Stettin Helen, Inirotth, P 9, 810 Greeds Hortenda, sildelds,Feb. 9, wins Heinrich, off Hueneme., Perb.S,Nevie. Harmsen Poeta, Pala, Feb. 9, BM Jambe Honduras, off Pewanee,Feb.o,landon Hebe, Milford, Feb A, Ituna, Deal, Feb 9, Bence Ayres habella, Leith, Feb. 8, Elie Ids, off Dover, Feb 9, Patina Isabelle Dlek, Clyde, Feb. 6, Infanta, Liverpool, Feb 10,1= illav 11 Invest/Wee, Grevesend, V Feb. ieke 11, Indonrie, Graveerrel, Feb. 11, Ham Han.. °ravaged, Feb. 11, H. Awes kit, Gravesend, Feb.lo, Pe en Janet Ind, Gravesend, Feb. 10,Hanstt Jane Black , Gravd.,Feb. 11,Herseillon John Witt, Greved., Feb. 11, Calcutta Jetta, Prieto', Peb.ll, /Mesa Jobe Witt, Deal, Feb. 9, Waage Java, Deal, Feb. 9, Callao John Brook., Deal, Feb. 9, Ocarearind Dartmontli, Feb. A Havre Jean, Leith, Feb. 9, Cnerlegoa Jenne Adele, Myst, Feb. 9, Nudes Jane Boyd, Deal, Feb. 9 Newcastle Jusephiee, Benham, Feb. 8, Nene. Kalamazoo, Heath , Feb. e, Boom /ling Alfred, off Pasw, Feb 9, Leadoe Kate, Daigle, Peb. 9 Oadla Hate, Gravesend, Feb. 10, St. Mleb. Leaden Packet, Gravesend, Feb. 10, ISt. Michael . . IA Feb Jowl*, Beistol,Febto,Senta lo .... the . 1/hippies Oesette,.. and .*llept's Ike.") AIL It% 0 Mexico 00d Ila n . o Weitittiiy'sni Iss si Lod, Prams., se „.../ 1 •11‘ 1,,,,,9ay5, FNMA, Feb. 11, larlakt, WPM, Pe 9, law aaßnifei peeoestlle, Pear. 1.4. 0 . 11 " : ** Neieleb.n:si Lir a sea audf alallluets or Partlam ir p* tradamPty,'llob* Pll rib. 10 Mb " w laveiTua,larer,Feb.lo.llaveasal Mohawk, Deel, b. 9 Clam =lialk/Derahn..Reenesarma 311.244 Ikba. ieb.9 llama aer Marietta, Pet e. 14. 8, mum ) ftram ini ,... „ gbony gel re. 514,16 bun& eldyj u b. Tab. 9_, Tamara 11 ,baro Deal, Pia 9. Lela Magno/le Pima. PM. 9, litur, PebACor i eLMV klobartit, Bristol, laureate lifrElisabeth,lavmal,realePae l em Dowels, Bristol_ ,Yrb. Youlbare Bristol, Feb. ell n ea l res Marr . eawavres, Graveseed, Ramos Am Mudge, Gravesend, pet, 19, ad.. New Prusperona, Gear es'n,d'reb, M.. am., Orkney lateDravd., Feb . 10 luau s ocean, Gravesesd Feb.ll liatterdWa , Feb. 11,0slaes. °Amy I. Deal, Feb. 9, Jima. Otkula, Deed, Feb. 6, Colombo =V4Deal, Feb. 9, Weans , Rim., Feb. 9, Dada Peanut, Deal, Feb 9, Paadersail Perseverame, Mt Pigii/Z. Stu, Fessevorsam, PA WPM Royal , 0 ravad.Feb Feb .f Onset Fe b . 10 Ranger, Gravmead, Feb. II ve..ager, Mai, Feb. 9, Diver Gan* Royal bow., Debi, Fel, 9thamield Deparateur, lialeornbe, Feb. 9,lmbee Dose, shorelum. Feb. 9, Can Livepooa. Feb. 10, Pays /m a ., D.l, Feb 9, New Ceissas Omsk Doe Pea 9, Minn R: Penang. lar IL Pad_ Peb. s, te rcel I mamma, Pima., 0, Neat. Sow& Maim, ad' North Feb. 9 ,Nsga Rama, Gravesend, Feb. 10, N. 011110$ Speedwell, Oravntl..Pub Roam., Sarah, Gramm!. Feb. 10, COAL. Kier, Gravesend, Feb, 11, Hum etaler Bellew, Gramm& , Feb, 11,1 g, Rumen, Geweenid, Pet 11, Prong fildne nt Oremd..Fea 10 Xsateg Tt . AAt , Y ea Tr. r. 2llGravee k. Vtg b. ll4i ; °sem Twolteethers,Nootrew,D Titudis, Mostb. Feb. 10. tallehaers 4,T,lAT747l3:wirorb:gb. 9,81. leklb Cork, Feb. 8, Katmai. Vivacious, Gravesd..Veb. 11,8tAldis. Vlear of Dray, Warmed, Feb. If, Wm. Thorabovrow, °metered ChllColl , Peb. 10, Wilma, Graved-Feb. 1 8 ,Sain Omnser ealutts William, Gravesend, Feb. 11. Macao Woirville, Gloster, Feb. 9, Alessabis Wolfgang, et Mammas, Feb. I, Newesals Wupper,olFßtallintee,Feb.9,Rottal. WILMA, Deal, leb. 10, dame Mattis J.Htneilinso.GiiiMal, Feb.ll.Kaft lase Catherine, Gravotead. YFebb. 11, New Jahn Brooks, Deal, Feb. 9, St. Leda J j euree W. Mith ihnk rieChde, ani " . ( PeT " . 9.= Jame Pieter, barns.,leb.b& u .negme . Klamath., Fleffert. Feb. 7, adyLiffard,Hartlep.,Feb.9,Cmelmbe bad Bettee,Swaanes Feb. 9, Haim 1 .47 Ms= 109 7k7, bray - mod, rd. 11, Jambs lard Z. Rssdl, Orevemnd, Feb. 11. Herbs.= Loyalist, Gravreend, Feb. 11, Carta lady Iltsberbert, Gravesend, Feb.ll6 Oulutantinopie Lynx, Gravelead, Fab, 11, Arses Maria Abet to, CLINIC Fd..9, Rode= Marvel, liartm, Feb.9,theetantlaaple inerea, Ilan, Feb. 9, =dame 31...C.a . t Parker, Co& Lavokbeven, % Feb. bensenmoan, Cork,Peb. 8, N. Orleans Mary sweet, Dub*, Feb. A, Mary Am, bbere., Feb. 10, 11.0 ° Ir ' .daga Nleuiette, Hanky., Feb. it, Aalborg Muria., Portam., Feb. In, nanderlaal Neptune, Orameend,Feb.lo,Hen=lll Observer, WWI, Feb. 0 Smyrna • = ,... 0u5, Nolo, Feb. 4, Antwerp , Poole, Feb. 0, Nudes Polka, Shield*, Feb. 9, Itambung Primmer Charlotte, Grave...lad, Feb. 11, 11/gag Fisk, Orsoroend, Feb.ll. Due Reliance, Dundee, Feb. 0, Saida Reform, Firth., Feb. 9. 1 1=4. Ineppe Richard and Ilanndlt, , under , Yeb.O. are.= Sir Robert Peel, Cardiff, Fe b 0, Cm email.** Rip Robert Peed, Deal,Feb. 0, N. Fmk Samos. Newport, Feb. 9, bps Mama and =rah, Sunder., Feb. (1. **eat = Siberia, Glasgow, Feb. 9, Manua:As Samuel and umm, Wlsbeels,Fehl, A Sir Rd. Banks, Graresead,ab. Tetton,Cardife Feb. 9, Ottsekstadt Thomas, sunder., Feb. b, Amsterdam Three Itrothen., Minn ~ Feb. 1 0 .1imil. Thanes. Gray...wad, Feb. 8, Hamburg Vann, Orasearad, Fib. 9, Linen= The tiodskeinte, Yee. /WW Vletar,Senham, Feb. 9, Cor a .N W ‘ lituidee, Feb. 11,11enirl W , lihogow, Feb. 9, Gem W tina, tad., Feb 10,1isisk, Wenbackyortsm., Feb.lo. bow q _ WO= mast, Porton., Feb.lo Zargallet, Cardiff, Feb. 9, Ammerdsil, nal Dec. 12 a N. Ikv. 12 a N. !?ec. IN 33.21 S. Isls. w. 50011 LOW. 3.10 w.. 7 W. 24 IL 28W. 20 W. 6o N. 33 N. Feb. 7 .49.16 N. Feb. M 49 W. Doc. 14 , 23.13 M. !.10 Dec. 22 ,23 M. Ike. 21 121 M. Feb. 7 'Of &ill7' Jew 14 111.16 At. 2317 W.l 1 • 11.11• TROY DAT• TO AIM, LAMM, VEIL P. KC /WO Anneal* Feta., Feb. 0, Falkland Wands Anne Ilatine, Hartley., Peb. 8, Aal- Anna, Hartley., Feb. 8 Copenhagenborg Anna, Shleldo, Feb 9 Rostock Anpan,Bldelds, Feb. 9, Trourille Aetna, Shields, Feb. 9, Genoa Argus, /Welds, Fob. 9, A We're Auguste Angles, Shorehars, Feb. 1 I ilieu, An Milne, Deal, Feb. 10, Pt. Flo illip Australia. Gravenad, Feb 10, la ll ao Auguste, Gravnead,Veb. InFirouello o Agrntoria, tinvrosead, Feb. 11, myna I o lie Crole,unsveneni, lob 9, Haver Yana of Brember, Grad., Feb. 10, ropr I grit tub Qurro, M9net7, Feb. 9. Apia. Britannia, south..., Frb. 9,Ntittoturp Bon Arroni, Gravrod,Feb 11,41dt:oil& Itorit Jo,. icat, Feb Borneo, stiirkbt, Feb. 0, Dante:tux Bouillr.Csvcorod„Feb.lo,(Arn City of London, Onacerad, Feb. 11, liotteedzin Constance, Porter., Feb. 9, Cherbourg Galatea of Garbeaa,thaveand,Feb.lo, Cabs Camilla, Yortrea., Feb. 10, Plandorland Camel, Forum., Feb. 10, Cardiff Cultivatear, Gardli Feb. 9, Havre Cato, Hu ll , Feb. 9, Hamburg Cervaatee, /Shields, Feb. 9, Hamburg Gatherbse, Yarn., Feb. S. Hatteras& (brag. Dna Feb. 9 Liverpool • Charles, I all, Vets s, Clecoasunce, nhore„Feb. 10,11.8 m Duff, Foram., Fob. 10, Kundedand ri9arermind, Feb. 9, (Hbraltar 'Bike of Welllegtea, glasotown, Feb. 9, Oparto Endeavour, Roatbaa., Feb. 9, AIIIW. Eller, Shields, Feb. 8, Odenwald Europa (at.), Liver., Feb.lo, Halifax, N.Y. Elizabeth, Cowes, Feb 9, Intab fn Edina, Drawn .., Feb. 10, lion L Felicity, Porte., Feb. 10, Newcastle Fealties Male, Hartley., Feb. 9, Renato Enemas a, filaorow,Feb. 8, N. Urbana Gazelle, Cardiff, Feb. 9, Kau Canard, (burr, Feb. 0, Bremen Gelatins, titulder., Feb. 8, Amsterdam] Oirelle, Gravesend. Feb. Ito, Itotteed. Harlequin, heavenly], Feb. Ito, Havre Hammen aPacket, Frb. S. A" Hearybetank,OranaZeb.ll zimut ,Beetca Iberia, Deal, Feb. 9, Nano, Manaus, Feb. 9, Malta Leo of Wight, Warmed, Feb. 11, beadle lanbor,firavesend,Feb. 11,Havannah Esquimaux Edwo.rdllobtm Purest IMF . i;b7l; fsik • Nary Matlews =.laakerillk. i~ .... I „ = p res $L HHOe CASUALTIES. Agatha Zychi, for Malta, pet back.—Deal, Feb. 9. Amelia Gordon, from Now York to Trudge, pat in here to-day with MP i:rt . num. and alti cut away dunes a gale 111th alt—Troon Bortrand, for Belton, which war run en Store bth inn. now Carnet. forger it now at aschor, with all Wrens battened down—Selina Feb. Earl, fr & om St. John's (Newfoundland), for Loudon. which put is UN 7th Ind. with damage, has been conveyed, and win have to discharir her cargo to voiedr.—Falinouth, Feb. 9. Lady Sate, for Swansea and Palermo, put back--Belfrat, Feb. 7. Lannon, from Catania, got on a rock, filth Inst., In the Mourn, and mon discharge, haling new* a loak.—Londonderry, Feb. 7. Loyalty, of Sunderland, war brought In here arday, with lots of for* man and bowsprit and othernbo damaged In the hull, hat log ben In contact: none of the crow has molted any Indury.—Baungala Feb. 9. Martha Jane, from Newfoundland for this port, was spoken, 7th inn. .30 miles south of Cork, ender Wyman', and steering fur Cork,. Liverpool, Feb. 9. Mary Dale, for Cuba. put back.—Belfact, Feb. 3. )(Worn, for Trinidad, has put back, leaky, and proceeded to Brist o l t 4 be decked.—Plll, Feb. 9. Siren French ship, from Barre, &rind at Portanonth on WI hut.. having touched on tho Owen. St. Pierre, called from Bochtdort. for LirerPool.l4lll ON, hot. and bee not Mee been board of. BIRHS. ENFIELD.—Feb. 9. at Burlinden T lime the Vitoottotoro Enfield. of • am FXRQUISSON.—Feb. 7. at Liverpool. Mo. Foramen. et • dmighter. MILLS.—Feb. fh at Ponleo, ntoke, the wife of E. .11. of • moo. PITOAIRL—Teb. 1, at Edinburgh. Yn . pikagro. of • daughter. BT. MAUL—Feb. 7, at Maiden Lindley. Ladfd dl Maur. of • " a ' SMITIL—Feb. 5, at Aburn, EgUnion, Mr.. midi. of a daughter. ' TEMPEST.—Feb. 6, the wife of 11. Tempel, of Newlaadpark,of a daughter. WELD.—Fab. 8, at Somentehoum, the 'Mk of C. 2 . Wed, Eel., of daughter. MARRIAGES. DRIJIAMOND—OAKELInr.:Ierfr, at ths Osthectral Church of Gm Whim, by tbo Very Rey. Um mt. F. C. Drummond. fourth son of the Viscount of to Charlotte Mary Athol!. only sanitise tar of the late Mr H. thy. Bart, ORAHAM—COLUNI6.—Feb. 6. at the Holy Trinity, Coventry, by the Rev. J. HowMla, the Rev. J. J. C. R eim , mM.A., Curate, son of the late J. Graham. Is‘. of Shialstd. to Jew oldest daoBbiof J. col.linkDK HKALE—KEY . —Feb. 8, by the Rev. H. O. Key, recto I Strettou Miesp a ! t lerefordebtre. Wale, Faq.. Fitglati r el% Hemel HIM to Anne Judith. eldett daughter of 0. A. Key, Lg.. of ft. elegeoplate, Loudon. and the Lawn. Herta. MURRAY—COLBTOK.—Feb. 8, at Leicester, by the Rev. J. Coistru. Mr. J. Murray, of Dahtou, to Mary Anne, second daughter oil'. Col eton. req., of Lehossiet. ROOKRS—BELBEN.—Feb. 8 at St. George's. Hanororoldefe. the Res. J . B. ho Mazy lane. dao4htor of 0. Bethel. Fab.. Poole, Daraetilro. DEATHS. _ . . _ . ATICINSON.—Feb. 6, at 41 7 4arilf. J. Millman. aged 61. BAB BIL—Fob. 8, M Clumberwall. •eth, widow of the loto J. /MA Zak, of Chalk, seat Orareseud. aged BIICK.—Feb. 4, at Boa Denham. Suffolk. W. Buck Zak, falbs d 111 r. W. of C,okbeitar, aged 78. BULLOOM—Yek We of the Rem Cf. Bullock, ED, elm of Aldwortk HALIBL—Feb. 6, & Bake, akepiampplaakidgeokalll, stirrer. Wed M. OPE—Yob. 7 at LOW(' Olaptok *WM Lexcerinn—leb. 0. at MOBSUALL.-0a the MN *g.. at 61, Loggetla. relict of UMW Mr. dm deeply rosretlog herfemfif, and liglag =dosed ipteamed ood revoked lf ▪ cuaseevas offelo al fredo& MAURIOS.—Feb. 4. at ffelmoemottak, Devemport, Mr. J. Mork% Ned 7T. Nism s um.—mob. T. at HO% DM of Mak W. D. lbw. EN.. We of QI sod 42. .3 , 411 . pet,, Lokdae, robot of CI. Moak Dol,Misue M 1141 " .4 uego. WAB ag ed 47. L o — q lib. T. I. warm. a q.. lata of Boathook Elbes. WILDE/L-11k. O. E B. S. Wilder. Irk, of Baggldge 2•••••••• Printed mad publibed by WILLIAM Kno Harr, of No. 8. Lof B b Bl4 * aro* la the My of food" Motor, a& OS* ba Lombordoinol. ti Os avant of Whllltdits.—Moiumr.lassow I IVA ■