The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-20 00:00:00

*-44 • „ "of ' ' ' Tvb Oxprt4s No. 1,088.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20. 1850. [THREEPENCE. ncrumecs or woo= a P. J wooly, In I vols., pool Slob glib PM Portraits of Ito orkabio Froth Roma, price Ilk, ago* 100 01l is astound cloth, WOMAN in FRANCE during the EIGHTEENTH antrum iv Nu. lovoiroos. Lodes: Soak Ms, sod Co., SS, Corshill. We sad will sot benne ustorisily ritll tr Anideaus are sup- Ezesurres—BMs ea Wand Menne V I Z 6d. to toredTe;trrrp RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two o'CLoow. There is little alteration in nano to-tlai..ihe market continuo dull, with very limited transactions. Prices have varied very little, bat the market is rather weak for Great Western and North Westerns, and the latter have been done as low as 108. South Eat erns mark 191 ' • Brighton', 801 ; Midlands, 431. York and NortitMidlands are in decline; they ban been transacted at 18i and 191. Little is doing in foreign .hare. Wee lie Oath, T 1 AYDN ' B In ti eJMNY of DATES and .1•111mie 11.100 stades, tad perkier sae: lies id lase dubs. Whet the Landes Dbeelery le so the emits, SY of It will be bead to be to three who eelle. re er madam ear holerastlos, whether oltreed, reatkel, das esesdP-111m. Mama Ilisets, 44, Dorer•etrat. MONEY MARKET. Oa the lat calm* DID be Dallied, Wet s ea .. No. I. et ii tILTON'S FLOWER GARDEN. Edited . !ry Ds. LIMIT? eel aims PATIOS; mad ilhallreted by SJOSP sW Ages awl vssisele. lit Swam sad Evans. POOVICSOATOIL Sarno Raman. Ciseing prices Yesterday. Sake t W 1 l a to. "6 Prefem; ::: :::1 1" 1 i HAY S 12 11. i i db• Par 8 Pia 27 28 26 26 Pi Pi TIM LAD= COMPANION AT HOME AND try MINI Uor. LS OW pies U. . No. EL, .or orouolt a r D. Wll lr jordleol ea laborday, Fero U. ENTOR LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. 2, Old Brootetreel. Looks. Tatoroort —UM Othee the Usk, at RUTLAND. K.O. avesmtotirson. The Illebt Honourable the Rot leltzolltleah, 'JUL. MAL Tut mot Honourable the Earle Comm& rurerta rte lbeht Honourable Lard Theme The Honourable Fi lilmsa toed lieellu Malys• 111. P. 1 he !Calmest/1014th inmea lamer, to Witham Gem, Hylioojam. O., Th e—JOHN DIAN PAIL. Sbur ibi. farm nauseal . —OEOIIOI 11SRILILlIT sk Owe leamtemet. Ito t eletory le onegueol et Hee Weadula—die /trot.' or wow row. soi the or roboordslosdos. b the 31 IrTerl=lio aide, teed plusemom ailmomot to the flehrigg WWII el Mme lOr wi derm i r m., tow annually tidied yam Or Wien d aa dye or wee lehrlY Woks. ilsos IPEL ebisislOws d (im.s? belstegai th o i Woo WO. I* B9 Ale it Om yea' of ra w„ a b, the rag won aft pos* simiaps =ls • puma: moors. misty. IMMO siraik a d c.,...e00, the absird Ilia las V A . ,d„„db -- ii i r a s Th'E a pi. a we aed intlundul Preodetem In for NONTAIIMPATIOKI. b on a ihe rimir.a. tee tratte.O to lbh 10 "" PM". rillemirsgaida the aivd — tia telabio'beleal- dils mob mails la await" awes. is fake to mit es 1601. 161 WAllini sosseime it dame dome st se w holders. bilteth bnisin lastai anssruseb boss let mispleikelbs Inv KIPS MI 41.18. 1 .FAMIfilli Si di Shine dal ansyse. nalt pa:thin MEW la_ Os pruspaames The wool ommleates Mond M sillson sal Hy coda edthe OWN slr Olealmos. LOUIS =SONS d INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either is or out or trade, may REALISE u IMPUTE atoms oale of ankles or hourly conortapdas.—Vot up^ either prnoaally or by Idler. to tiao EAST Illf Di& fat homs MITA Ors* Saint Itelea's Churchyard. My. SOCIETY OF ARTS PRIZE PATTERN. I: CM AND SAUCERS. 2 CAKE PLATES. I: COFFEE CC. I SUGAR SOL I 1112.11 WAST Cl7ll I BOWL. AND SAMOS. I MILK JUG. MATES. 4 LOO CUM. tated te blooper, may 6ollmory, la lOW inetbonrare. .et, to .hots ehlrm, 21. SS. the oet. roolmrdlce onion r t conotry wi,l he tennholataly Modal Os. JOSLPII CUNDALE, 11. O bosl44z4et. TABLE CUTLERY, WARRANTED.—The most ,crud ',vestment of =LIMY in lb* twig, dl narked holm% and Beties).' sell issenselel,ls slims sell. he al WILLIAM S. BURTON'S, ith Coninsh.oinst. e n . a N... 1114,- . l47tte. and N.. 1. Newsseetresit, es prises Mel ses renninors nw ohlt . becutue of the laymen d the *she ildinb tVCUI. dies ttS:e Limo. .4th lush sNsoloses, les. per &son; dswests, b nestek toe.. a to tulanee, la per doses szWs; mtrisrs, Is. ed. per pair ; larger Ex*, pr-port Mt, to tis. yes dere; If extra Inn with silver ferule% from 424.: witty bows tads dives. tress Is. per dews o w n % ese,m, per pair; deed hers tabs Wyss from Ss . Os. re, ; &seers. 1.. : wens. it. Id. ; inkiest 's* hen Is. sack. tamest noel ; ',atwitter's, knives awl forks. in ewe and other. wl.s. awl .4 the r..ot plated Ask swam b caistesoe.—Estabilshed in 1.24. F"' s, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— rum. of the abote are requested. before finally deciding, to rust WILLIAX S. lil'aTON'S (late itippon sad Duren) SHOW Rl NS, 19, tiatord.street, mem of Newman-Meet, and No. I, few. tam..o.rret. The! i.rs 'at lamest in the world, and metals Poch an au.or.ment of FLNI.F.II6. syrov ts, RANGES, FIRE-1110,16., and GFS'Asa, IL ism. is as cannot be approsehed elsewhere, e.tner tor maxty, pose:•1, ',catty of design, or exquisiteness of worts maa.taa while the yr ers are on that low male for which hie lota b...hment has Maw ceebratd for more than • quarter sin century. bight stores with Mowed ornaments and two arts of ham St ils.; Lim with ottonhi ore .rents and two 1.41 of bars, /3 10s. to twenty fulness; Donal fer.di rs complete. with standards., trim 7 6. to gill gee fender., tivna ditto. with rich ormolu ornaments. from al Ds to ten ltre.irons, from In. 3d the set to £4 is. Syl vester and other t.sot SUM, with radiating hearth plates. It. money returned for trees article sot approved of. Detailed catalogues with ener...mes sent IMP loot) tres.—Estsb/ished Ia Welbidtreet an. U.J. GRET GOOSE FEATHERS, Is. per lb.— E.U. rad lONS' premed prime ler Bed Feathery are : Y , ,0!?" ..... ye. ld. I BretOrer Ocene le. 10d. ditto 1 3 re4 2 d!tto I. M I WWI* k -- . b. M. M. BM Dowale dins M. M. Pr;:nerl en= an i..iaeui alai ...NS' Lin of 16e , Idise, cattail dabs hill gardenias of weight, .77#4, ,Lapncie, Pent . 17e Igo port, igplisal totidy PasV 7,1 W, o.e'i;~io: 7xteN THE NEW TOOTH-PICK TOOTH BRUSH. thormreh', .leers between the teeth when used ap mad Ira. mai po:lskins the •urface whey used crowd's. The hair war ranted amer to poem ear:. In four strength a. Ma —No. I, hard ; No. *.e.. hard ; Ne. 1, medium; \o. 4, molt. The doable anti.preisate r.: brush, which dm. not divide the quiet from the Dello The tr.;.:. hair bruit, which thoroughly marches sad eisemessthe lair in ate.:oor.h part . f the time of any other method, and site as both mob and brush rorohnetL The medlars sharing brink bass a Ne bel:4x of the sto.hm et b idrers• hair, so well essured in the socket ss [trey to crone in.. and, though test, not least, the newty-invented rer.r.to clothe-wok", which makes an old met look like • new one, and a new tom to look new doable the meal Ora—lnvested sad sank ` mg by gobs sad SONg, lip and 11% fit,, Loodoo ALPACA UMBRELLAS. reonnoy i 'rib in the east sad ism, of tilde VOW&INN ten hily borne not by the sue sad espaliers' of the last cir.oor months, and which is te.titied still by the wen pint 9‘ 0 0••• Lis • continue- to bee.owed apes it. Tbity is be abbared sot nabrla dealer, In the United 1114 0 0011 4 oes 16, Si. W. 4 a , J. "A‘44•7 1 31. 140. Regeaustrest ; 94, Flasbstrest ; 10, loyal La , ; ;3, (Vapid& 1111 \ 111111116 4 ...1/401 0. f -46,4 /14 NCE of the HAlR.—The Hair is not I Tan yan nniumeat ait is too ohm raided, but performs a t. p.ot ri the animal memesay ; beta( a wannondulor l• a' , rre ems at an equal tempeestare the Webs and the nume nu. ienpch.nt tred.wstels u 1 the hied. Bidders by therefore, not t.a it:, a les tastily. but it ia the !SUM of many serious derange. ti..ne:el the ib e aeiaie emaotny. The same et beldam Is now a • try Vadir.t.d, and an he early guarded maim he dretwinn the Flt with )(ILI i HAIR LUBRICANT, en elegant preparation, tG eineuntesta a 1 white axe precisely the lame as the oleaginous error repp amorally when the hair is is a heathy state.— Mil Rea IL, is oil he elegant toilet poll, 20. each. Any hew are la the eionatry ma muerte it In Ma weekly parcel. The Main awls In Lams are Masem. BARCLAY and 00., Far rarlon,treet. HOW to KEEP a HORSE for LESS tha n ONE lIIILLISG pee DAY sail nuke the salmi kat laver t_ t n its mime Ili. sod I is. par work. Consider the enormous •,.as thaw Itial thass—ltars attapassa Ay* pewaslly On t? e ster at DART WADLAKII sod On. Ire IS, ssaw Oat ke.asai sad del s washairry, atabliabsi words el 40 !e As. , woh Miaow art adttrom. Milo mow method el wornitted to •-•".. ov t. ad oopoliso mil hi. Pi ISW i %TED TAP V. awl la. PI kAPPLKS (to tas =l.B4lwd et "alt PIT 1154. ow wink The Inds Wt. I XLVILSWILVII NSW WORKS. la. leak by pot le. NIOTMENT H o f LIFE. • „Webb, inereaUus. art ratioluil use of &An" T. 117 Ilhasey—spries and Kummer Wen 1010 1-1 : 00 - •-• the Eavbernaf lanthen—Th Pares, Lama, IP ilurh &lab. sad ether pleasan e t platisa—ftasie i t ij ij..ave•ts I titetuntion tim WWI at Sight—Evenings at Wass- -.mo— owa- he tie Fads& he Deakin& tilaepte& Sothis& Alf. Kaot, , 11 ' 46112 22d bas the MOUNTAINS. 2 vols. la. each ; by vold. Viet to the Lakes.-fateteh of Edlobursb, &a. 40‘.11.--.llhe bakes of K eew illamey—ltataialseascoe of Dublin, am "tit ra b t e bt.llllZ Pi Z "' AVOID. , " Th.d tire.. sore pass sod ess ear warn inay rim" ^ n wt., of above every Ihria ....t iariand earn) at see. - drailiutou heilth id allistiad that harass the S lasts the sae of pleNatily MUM. t ae et & amid embitters pr,: • talk. and rubs tha dist phyakal regaletios at "" 1 . 1 -1 tat shera.,d, Paternoster row ; Vals• 39, Cprtitilli • earralb% 14 % • 1., duvet srop the ambor, 10, Argyll.plate, Ms* Italeatten,—`.' -- - , AR LOW'S NEW IN E' , ;-'' P TNT eaLF.ACTINO SYPHON 11 s r41i.1 AY. ithQUllittli NO Vift-PEGI !I ' Prwents We. leer, OW. er saber Awn „an, from bewnedng Eat f amid sa silmanally .. * 1 a that theism pint shall la dim as pod as Ir. - A * owe i 4) NI -....-- , - 11 the Mit ; warranted to repay its cart in 2 1 \r. i two owls of ate; who V. Gd ,or Bent I I 17 Yes lat um 3l. if. Ir - 2/tele/rat:l t kr l=es ale "enges SL :in will impish' its ratios. Wises tie loo l is tray la Stud on r the top of the plug e (wile\ has a bolo ',- pante the air-tube EL allielli * mhos A thrawb It tato the wink beam tbs Igor rrmg timely; efts r. Ins bp is Nosed mow air ass ma JAMES LARLOW, 14, lbw Massa. r"." ' 56* **"*.l.aw. Istabliobad lOW 14.11.—ifone on ipanwine tales .I.dated 0,.r. at. - ---• --...-- 01111171111711 Ile Maas P= pia Ur Mart% • asslat 411111* Wis.. Morrow Caostows. laeolop Is as aaromm. Its Die Wassorapa- Dims Wla 13 4 1 ;hairjasak acalllaposigada Mar Laws Ela Js. W. *Mao Lsakeabx, lt ar D. l 3ll . Us Balm ItyLW.L. Wausau as labs ajesekma7M. lIL By Paz Osodaslosa. Waal= Foods Tiolo—tba Work Bakst. M. lie. Wilk Taraathwo. •.,* ha f. peke la, al begoillsisin tlr ISO Ili Brahm aid Zona% 11. Bsowelosst; sal Mil by a Book man and Braiseas, oid a .l loam Matass. " NOOKS and CORNERSdCHARAC Tim OWIOIIIOOIII 1110 WAITS At PAISTIML. " THE FOUNDLING of SHOREDITCH." "MANNERS and CUSTOMS of ye ENOLYSHE. • tuunoxass• Cum Fora °Turn, rm." a LORD JOHN TAXING THE MEASURE OF THE OOLONLES." " SCENES from the LIFE of en UNPROTECTED FILIE•LH—Aa Audios." !am PrNCB," No. 430, kr himly 23rd. Prim) $4. ; Ramped, 4d. May 113, Pleat.atiet, arl mold 07 all Hookas aad News- Is Climarery,—Heekrey v. Ditimum—Oritewaste enemy, Dwell iseAesigoi PooNthoost, sod IlUbleseewesetreet, Oweeetioree. N iu M b MASON (af Mealorthury) respectfully tut swami thee be le Preeeetect to SM. by AUCTION, at the is TIMMY Yds KY Three Lots, persent to a deem at the Sauter deuten w er n with the aegeetrAea et the Has. Sir (Sorge Pim ; ems of Os of the We Cbset. the 01061%. NOR BREWERY eel usgorscr, with the gimend ulentle, ts. °ladle( a IS bred deise d era=, b l e = red-tae and earnimreAmpuleselb. I sad stabling, IMO, bilieneseesset end Dreenseeseet, Graressiewesere. held out Sees Ara Wu t 0... et s mama rese. sae put orkw.let ea lemma The Psis et seibliehel wlth put owns he belt s swam with the met die R end Is Lesion ert be viebity.— May be elso4 mg perthmiare end beg epee the yeemite; at the mei Wit Aseabers, I et War& hem Mules end loam notisiuml. °Put Ilhieftiselm~; at the lied; NA et Ns Samoa, > Besilwebery. INDIA AND CHINA. THE OVERLAND MAIL. We have received our despatches in anticipation of the Overland Mail from India and China. The dates are : Bombay, January 17 ; Calcutta, January 7, and Cantor, December 28. The following is the summary of theßomboy Times of January 17: We have once more got rid of wars and rumours of wars which were, but are now no longer, the in variable concomitants of the cold season. The Emeritie revenue recusants having been chastised and humbled, the force lately in the field under Col. Bradshaw has returned to Peshawur, the Bombay portion of it being by this time on its way to its own presidency. The Fusiliers were to leave on the 30th u.t.,the artilleryand Made Horse on New-year's Day, the 19th N. I. when relived, and the 3.d about the end of the pre sent month.—Drs. Campbell and Hooker being now safe at Darjeeling, the insults and indigni ties they have suffered become known. It was, it seems, for no fault of theirs that they were seized oa and imprisoned ; the attack was as wanton and unprovoked as it was cowardly and cruel. It remains to be seen what chastisement we shall deem requisite for the Sikkimites who abused them.—A misunderstanding is said to have arisen betwixt government and the ruler of Bbyrpore, the faithless Ali Moolrad, the be trayer of the other Ameers. The nature of this has not been made known; but that the Khyr. pore chief could long speak the truth or act honestly, is a thing not to be looked for.—The " Black Act" agitation continues the theme of discussion. Rantisy has now followed Calcutta in presenting a memorial to government pointing out the Inadequacy of the Company's courts, and adverting to the illegality of parliament vesting the legislative council of India with powers which royalty itsely never claims; and the reforms in our tribunals have hitherto been overlooked which were considered by the Charter Act essential preliminaries to the extension of their juris diction.—Sir C. Napier, in reviewing the troops now quartered at Lahore, has fulminated a general order against the state of their discipline, such as is without precedent in our military annals. Sir Charles states that he never before in the course of half • century of service witnessed such a scene, and feels assured that in no other regiments of the army could such misconduct have occurred. He winds up by saying that troops in a state of undircipline, such as some of the regiments he reviewed, would in the field prove dangerous to their friends and contemptible to their enemies. —The governor-general is expected to leave Kur etches to-day or to-morrow, and to be in Bom bay about the 20th: he will remain here for two or three days and no more, and most likely keep himself strictly private—the more so as his host and hostess, Lord and Lady Falkland, are at present in deep mourning on the demise of the Queen Dowager. The health of the noble mar quis is, we rejoice to lame, almost entirely restored : he will after leaving us, take • short sea voy age, and then return to Calcutta, from whence he will proceed to Simla as the hot season approaches. —The ruler of Goozerat, his Highness the Guicowar of Berets, is on his way to Bombay, to be presented to the governor-general. Five steamboat* have been despatched to bring down his attendant., amounting to several thousands. While here, they will have assigned to them the government house at Malibu Point, the hot-weather residence of the governor. He is about to propose that the British government should afford a guarantee of five per cent. on the portion of the Tenkaria and Borado Railway, which pews through their domi nions—about one-half—he providing for that of the half which passes through his own : making up, be sides, all deficiencies in the share list. The offer see= a most liberal one ; pity it is to see the Prince who makes it about to squander on a pil grimage to a village of prostitutes in the Dana as much almost on elephants, horses, and women, or gifts to the idle and the dissolute, as would cover all the otitlay he proposes to incur in public improvement. On the morning of the 6th the ship Dartmouth was burnt, as is believed by in cendiaries, in Bombay harbour, being the seventh in the port, and the math belonging to it, that has thus perished within these eight years, the value of property thus destroyed exceeding • quarter of a sterling. Majors Edwards. and Nichol son, two of the *Seers who so eminently distin gnikmd themselves throughout the Punjasb war, and sessived brevet rank, and the former a C. 8.- ship, have been roadie, foe some days amongst us and receiving the honors and attendees that are their due. Major Edwards*, when he first beard of the Mooltan murders, with a small handful of undisciplined men crossed the Lidos and drove the ;way berme him. He gave battle to Mooing on the 19th June, and again on the Ist Icily. &- t esta him, and dr ove rim into the town, and there kept ion at bay, sad checked the iossrrectios tar the army of Whisk arrived. Frt.= this time as h e ook a Indict share in all the stirring sa d movsossata of the time. Lieut. (sow Mope) isholao When a Pang amigo, was one of the prisoners at Ghana. in 1842; he warn arca wards quartermaster to his regiment, and %bap qosatly attached to the commissariat. I.le was present at Moodkhee and Ferozeshah, rata after wards became assistant to the Resident of Lahore.' He was one of the dawn employed to drill the army of Goolanb Singh in 1846. In 1847 he was at Hassan Abdal, near Monk, and by his energy and bravery saved the fort in August. 1848. For Sys months from this date he kept constantly In the field, watching and harming the eser& i : p Ball information all their movements as ap proached the areamb, and provided Sir J. well with the means of fording the river, just before Samara, when he found the fee ' where he had been directed to cross lapsible. He was present at Chillianwalla and Goojerat, sad his horse were the only troops that aseompanied lir W. Gilbert to Attack when he ontrode his army and placed himself and staff within reach of the Alike& The two diAtingniebsd man return on a twelvemonth% Lave to England, to take breath after their adven tures.—The commander-in-ehaf of the Indian navy ii;;eadr;;lsfa viny able letter to gourearmat ea subplot of ship-bsrsieg; poln re ait s that in the majority of vessels no proper are observed; that there is no fleeting enginebelonging to the har bour such as is considered requisite et every extensive shipping port; and that there auto neaps of compel ling the services of the seamen in the harbour in oases of emergenq. A remedy for all these is suggested, which if adopted would most assuredly go far to diminish the magnitude of the mischief or danger. —The results of the census taken in May last have been published, and it appears that in the little island of Bombay, comprising in all twenty square miles of ground—four-filths of which at least is uninhabitable swamp or rook, there are in all no fewer than 568,119 inhabitants, of whom 334,090 are males, and 212,019 females. Of these, 8,936 are Brahmins, 289,995 are of other castes of Hindoos; 1,902 are Jain', or Bhuddists; 124,155 are Mahomedans ; 114,698 Parsee.; 1.132 Jews; 7,456 native Christians; 1,333 Indo-Britains ; 5,417 Indo-Portuguese ; 6,088 pure Europeans; 889 Sid dam Negroes, and Africans; and 7,138 of other castes unspecified. The Europeans ere thus less than one in a hundred of the whole population.— Cholera has greatly abated, but has not yet quite ceased.—The staff of engineers for the railway is expected by next mail. Mr. T. J. A. Scott has been appointed secretary on a salary of 1,0001. a year, and there are five directors who receive each 1001. per annum. So much of the season has been lost by delays at home that little will be done before October.—The inhabitants of Calcutta have presented Sir John Littler with a splendid piece of plate, in testimony of their esteem. The following is the general order of Sir C. Napier referred to above : Head Quarten, Camp, Lahore, 15th Dee., 1849. At the late review of the troops on the plats of Maim Meer, the following egregious deficiencies were evident to all: _ . . Ist. That some ommanders of regiments were unable to bring their regiments properly into the general line. god. One commanding officer of a regiment attempted to wheel his whole regiment as he would a company ! 3rd. Several officers commanding companies well MU disordering their companies by attempting to dress them from the wrong flank. 4th. When the line was ordered to be firmed on the left column, some commanders deployed too soon, and ordered their lines (thus improperly formed) to " double quick," in order to regain their position. This wee all bad ; but it wu worse to see the regiments, on receiving the word to " double quick," at once charge w ith loud shouts,—no such ord. rto charge having been riven by any one, nor the words " Pre pare to charge :" nor did anything occur to give a pretext for such a disgraceful smite, exhibiting both want of drill and want of discipline. 6th. Bad as this was, it was not the worst. Whet these regiments chose to "charge," the commander-in-ehief, to his astonishment, beheld the men discharging their firelocks straight up in the air, sad tee saw Nam men alas rear-rank actually firing off their muskets to the rear over their should ers as their beaten (he will not call them soldiers) were running to the front! He feels amend that no such scene could have oecarred in any other regiments in the army : if ever such again happens, he will expose the oommandiag officer of any regiment that so disgraces itself, ia public orden, to the whole Indian army. In the course of his service he never before witnessed such a scene. No commander could go into action with a regiment capable of such conduct without feeling certain that it would behave ill. The com mander-in•thief will, therefore, hold commanding officers responsible (for they alone are to blame) that any soldier who shouts, or charges, or fires, without orders, be lost 'oily seised, tried at once by a drum-head court-martial, and the sentence executed on the spot Courts-martial which try such dangerous offenders will, the commander-in chief has no doubt, uphold military discipline and military honour against outrageous and criminal din. order. This order may be deemed severe—the commander. in-chief moans it to be so, for he will not pass over with out animadversion, faults which, if tolerated, would, in the event of war produce certain defeat to this army. 'The re views which the commander-in chief makes of the troop are not to be taken as so many "chips in porridge." They are made for the purpose of ascertaining what officers are fit to command battalions, and there being no want of such in the Indian army, he will feel it to be his bounden duty to remove these who are not ; and whenever he finds a regiment " firs," " shout," or " charge" without orders from its corn wander, he will, after this warning, remove the latter from his command. _ _ The sem is both a brave and an obedient soldier ; and whenever he behaves ill, it is in a gnat measure the halt of his commending officer. The drill and discipline of all main rest mainly with the commanders of regiments and of companies. They are In immediate contact with the cabers, non-emmeskniened officers, and private soldiers; and to them general officers must look for that perfect obedience without which any army is an armed mob, dangenas to its Meade, and con temptible to its enemies. The commander in-chief does not hereby tail on cos- standing officers to torment those under their orders by long and hamming drilling. But he does call upon them to instruct their °Seers, and to instruct themselves, and also their supernumerary ranks, that they are to men any man in their front who dares to shout, or talk, or firs, or run, without ceders. General °Seers commanding divi- sions and brigaded in this army are called upon to en that commanders of regiments do their duty on those points. The commander-in-chief don not apply this order to all commanders—he well knows that there are abundant first rats soldiers, and first-rate regiments, in the Indian army; but he applies it to thole whose regiments are in bad order. C. J. Narita, General, Commander-in-dist. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. BOMBAY, WIIDNISDAY 117011170, lerit JAN.,1860. Oar mod dartet lin boa eharestorieed by a read deal ot easel. ass thy= the post relaight e KKK ley the Beak d Embry rabbi W Moe d ders era. NM triple tripleKmi ec roirallewed bras other Isels. We sprotrad, however, that thA tlghisies at the anew hes reams ma le is salisipeled than ea Kirks rare* d seam es we we NY the Masi la the beau, have Only et as able ash, whit sae w 0 to Ind at 7 pet oast roe assets, The beak moms IwIM le MK iblellarld the dram d gesmemset eaurides, owl pries bale asellaeL The mesa at re eiat. paper cleft tee St W ham asil we ait. flann Inn p in inr fit se Minn al It Wm e a 2 per sot Kemal toe Sege adds Oa the ease had. Wise ate sapling Mil at hen the Wt 1.- Kees serhet mass le was a healthy angst, awl haw sot emihrell KKK WSW( other -.rifles.—Beaks! Bastboy hie MIMI a evlierl at Se rata et 6 pm sub. awl the Oa--add Ink as at the rate of 11 per sort per ream. °demist Sea OK io hid with illorros at 111 to K IN per set dieoart. The hands Ws et the ASK aultstielag i, Owe is vadidg rig la these awls We lave thlo sea la KKK a suresi asposereatet plats tor all IdsKetlwielatil gooda *Kai le low Kebab Ms hese sato oar hrt. Ist Mlle Mims hes ass awe la ariparle, aril the dariao Fier wirer Noe raps% les estordid be the newt Meted. Ala pest side et Inds la lissbay maydragbat shmrier. ea r 'we rm, semi sisals la the beabsear melds Is rears Might, older ft Ka Kraus hestreardrra et tarestate et ear inn MIS% KM% la after She sadist. Osman bars Gmas.—llskss at redrel Kim odes eta with illeada be elhatell my varleties pine psi. Kelm to the ab awe et derre arnmalry mann on Mien Bombay brag 01111101610 Weill& Grey goo& : Doseellas aro searesly *Km rattroorrigity akw Arab dealers, who, borrovw, sety E= B lo a BMW said at reload sem The air earn the amast le ims des re. 51 n. 14 per piese. givia l =t ;v 612:11114 11kosi et drrif iN tier dcerai ng ta gairi rrettar hav il l ; l l with bean seblebell; KKK la those bar be ams Air The she have boas Ir ea h ate . 111 Ur" all lert• at es. le .la, seat ss MS to 21, sad Ts. 4to per 2' aerirld to Itre West il pima at is Ma ft I alert Jof *Mob latex pries Is sot mw however —Olosehed Was ofjosserts leave hem aria le the sleet ot ujss OK" at rL SleisH. 15 per ti-. Oasis hvaellute prise oaths de cline. The mai rare a slob to d whisk vs UT* oat heard at any aim The tar eeeehee et the Wale have arnefterd pea* bar Simi sells tall prism bet dome he ihea c t ipp beeneleg assewhat OIL Por the err MO.= et rely does rat twritry exit. 1,11111 plain es inti • Kra Uwe beta at I m • n• 4 rit aseal s of twurd = a dmits Kowa aw awl a WOK sidle ; while tor Tat bet red aria Ilr Kesiad Is (slats it sr real styles, and earehad isollsy are ta switeale rerprK—Past, Gordo law 141 1- twohl . weet tad WOMB =Mr ; e IND clyed ;Bub the ordkary iheefedeme et Norm bleoshei sabre Swiss loss* tappet mak awl IN sod 01 Walla Ordis. too ra nsom NNW 4 010111 . 1 Forigail =UP Omen Tg0i.,41111 NW MOM t Water Twist, 111 bales; mar, Ms WWI droop UR 0 0 Wm; alma 111110 bal e ; " Orem TrieL 11 1 0k Twist. Nom N to Se it. emene, awl tbe bietwe NM . 'Ma maim WM. tbe lammed pima raise at INA Mr ; tw M. 111 dm is so deeemaL la 40 Warr it ita semeri s tempitlw 4 N sad Se Meg ea boeL beetekTuebey set le ; anomie asdarsts dswead Onele &IL Weeadam—rweela eald to tbe Moat dWI pie r: 111. et 27 by dd, st 10 mess ye' l: at lit, ell by 411. et la moo— Male : 11me lo it cheat ke say bud ilwamtle maw. Ned the Wks we We Wed et we the tekendse : 13 enem sweet dike*, et (koma amedeetere, 018 lAN by It wede. et re. II Mt pm teed ; 21 gime Isle, esseist, a by 14, at ra. 4 ; med 1 1=w .keltioilealWistirrValigr at e& , N. tiA pee lk. 1. Wm mem 7155 bed diseripties would UthDdse quad bird, sad Is wasted. ONIUMILL-4119 111. Mn. 11.11 per lb., We boaa sold. Mods M bap bat Mewl la dell. limm—la Way= l webeve feed eta NM eta Mk., at n. le we WA; al et s NI loss Lomita bottled pale ale have bies* et m 4 linewm—iiim MM. take Me Ni OM : 13 bladm amid, at 11 4 , 1 0 =0:410m dadkaue am, et to. 111 pm mdlem a at elm Ow eilL ; and 105 demee ChM! =iit me. 11 mdse. 8 ON is Is wrints kwaby at a dalltly uelq ellft bawdy mei Wm imedilluelt @left Mame Iteenew—We Me me Me W = =eltallt. eadermearewharepwled. Tube Iwo Passw,—We law bawd el a mods et LaNtrumet aremaiWkeep, et n. 4 ihtil lir rem Ptwesm—Dealea wow& is the Mai tarot as well es dl the Sam, sad degies la prke ot wady el demalkee las Mee plum libeet kid amd Met ina=tbz , o a t abosMes. Was basb4 t:scapw asg tbs WwWiewswaradd. viri l e " dowiel. , —lle peas *Mk Me owastes kit, at Ma se. 1,10 k,.. Lae per MM. at Mak bait valmlte Mew haw bit WO& by s tii d ia m e s. Ossism—Last hat bass N. eametaltil et re. le to Z o rw ass =loe led Wm seat wan leap awe bvser aMr win. 1 1 1 bb eli 4 de4 la t e= TO ilitie Iletima is die *tam la taw OM, owl it le berm rib ma the aided et the wit Melia soil team emelt Mee them ktg. lir adms own* saddi d Is fatal. Vie pure darks am ketelsie Me beim le Ili Mod et i.e Isle ml 3.010 emir. Plerma..—Of UMW] poem seise d US ameba; at rs. S 7 yaw wady. base takes Oen. Pamirs low be= wey deli dolman pad Arlelebb thin bin bee @seas at warble. sod WM d WNW waft. Ire gambrels, *Landes at U. la IL to It. la. le Uverysil. &S U. MIL b. Fr lie. mad le ages. at vs. II le is. yet sea tas EXCIMPIis.-1169 saasmat of roalemen busby tbisdersar • asraluals' mamma is wry •• saw Uwe it ▪ me.—sed ibis too Ns tits hes cif 'bat my be oedema • wry =per n i b kr berms. amid, lild. Int-dws mix bib Ws beets lids se CsirMa pus oat. dimmemet drab mkt, daprelgtit, par 01.1. direst thirty dale/A.ld, sad pat for dab CALCUTTA, :es. 7.—The men of the 7th November tame to hand an the 17th alt., aisle which we lave bees awed Se pommies eine tatter sidles beet lems. Those raided em the Wad essasies were wfildalty esedderal els offeheeery shersefer. The gulden dew obit meld wee saseneesiew oil sitheagh prism had de dowel ow loslorli Ma. yet the Id* and telaldined =deg ter geese et the Sada. Nadel of eenntry Jestity the adidalgoldos of hap rang dirket& elder Ws 011essee ef the ernereging adios yeesteed by the lese egyertersity.enened Is We expert depertmee et oar Weis Yoe sergided le be 11011diellad with "MI di sad me odd Is this Nth* giese tiostimile Sot th a = for dip sas estediee nears bed hoe it this steam by =se well soluble oar, mid aims hos hew wadi ahem the odes US le agiiereMet enable Is some node, az tiled ov SlOSOffit of We Mai mode. • MOWS deem- Ode essonled wilh We idigie ado el the woos la the sande burns dime as We nt period. Aloe WO den des ad wards :1 1 =seile. boselda ditpae l M {rarest pars We do see enty =Odd dean= in wise diwing remebterg oartles et the awes; is It Ugly tild prism eon a foram op. hoar &deg de m i d, ke p t the dedined abaft elk Is eight wen per bell the mir e s,e Week hem MI de sad of man en lopesemeed Is ohm el abed her saves the tad. Sleeks, pardostat of losiono_ muds bails te he very bow. Re ports have bees to to the pith INLies NI • lose lea* weeding the average st Ma pm doe The aritystro motet Ms hies active threngloit SO bat teddy • mere asineled • mod foam d sad ado hes fathom: stesomd. bad M ha aar Oda 110 had taws des to ewes Wee pest. I. di. latterly Ware bee bees s Mil Malted scabs ef bedew tor the bowie market, aldiefer the lot mail west ed , the held' was orb in boo et Its eiders is aimed completely edema& In raw as raised die of steed, beim bes bees dese otodosiely; prier thaw hardy_ eny Weep erespe be Badman end Boles admit are dew. le W-seirdwar eosin id Otter half of last month was ruder dell, aweigh, a di in prices. Clones eel beedemess== Onweat have farther im proved both la aided &mad. and operated hese besomeliheral sob. Hades dhow se *woe ; the heavier dmeriplisme of Ballo are is Otto request for the Mess mend sad toe the ceselnent a little bodes has also bid ding legdy. tete »males in excellent requisition, and operations haw sestineed on a large wale at full veto. The article hes bed Writeshed the pest month in great favour with shipper., not Waddles the heavy exports. Shell lac sal lac dye has elm bed In eisellest requisition and par oils, as they offer ' are resift plied ay. In safflower no bus.sees has been done, the meld ding completely cleared of stocks. Upon the waole the newt market may be pro nounced as sordidly bialthy, and operations might bare shown even more largely, but for the reduced state of stocks of some of our staples. Prices generally are well maintained, and as the rates of homeward freightage are elder, it is not likely that any decline will take place for sometime. In minor articles of produce we have noth'eg ef any oontequesee to report, Manor has been doing on a moderate sale, at Sneer value generally. We regret we bare it not '•o our power to make a favourable art re in the import dent of our trade. For some time pest th have been excee dingl y dull and languid under this bead, and the of value has been exceedingly unotistasory. Hopes are. however, estanained that es regards British cotton piece goods, the reduced state of business doing for some time past at home for this country. will cause a re-action sooner or later in our markets. It is to be seen how the enkanced prices ruling in the Manchester market will be met by the dementia of this country. Male twist has been with an upward tendency since boo mail tame to hind, and generally speaking, hold en are unwilling to accept of current rates. Colored yams have been more sins. Tin Moxky suttee—We are without anything articular to re- Fortin the position of money affairs. A temporary tightness had been laded In the Bs rear b} the late deed= of the Supreme Court relative le opium transaction.. This has, however, prod away, and things ' have returned to their fm 'trier pwition. Demand for accommodation Yes the Looms; and i t , fr,.ely met, as supplies are aboodent. SINGAPORE, Iss. 7, 1850. We have had little of otirring interest here for the past two months. Those engaged in commercial pursuits are anxiously looking! for the arrival of the Chinese junks with the produce of Chins, to be ex+ htog,d for European manufactures and Straits' produce. An attempt was recently made here to get up an address to Sir James Brooke. for the alleged purpose of counteracting the influence of the Singapore Straits' Times, the Daily News, Spectator, and a host of English aid Scotch journals which deprecate the crusades in Borneo. CHINA. The Overland Friend of China, in its summary says : VICTORIA, Dec. 29. In the early part of the month it was currently re portcl that Shaping-taai was again at the head of a formidable fleet ; but—though it is trite possible that such is the fact—the rumour has not been confirmed, nor was it thought advisable to send another force against him until authentic intelligence was received. In the meantime cases of piracy are almost of weekly occurrence in this harbour; and in the town robberies are frequent. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. CANTON, Dsc. 28.--Ipposys —The market has bit proved fw idles eM mitten messidereq win to the small sr. rivals. eM W WWWWOWS ti Wit WNW by SW sad of advanord prices le Eagles; with be Weep/ died ere of rodeo is America; ladies hays basses my Aim; Me Miele bevels Nee degree met the dersed, and odes d esteem dab, be pep sad white, have bass mole at as amerce. Per yam the sorbet by ken wi de timed prime bestows low, tides deeded pee *al s id. teallekst te Wen heMere le ell; sod mill the old aMeib be Odom bade are Betty well admits; rememettive prises mid be rospestel, es the Myles are wry slow be believe ht any pesseated dame bas hoped as toed and OD heavily deprodd. Weaszases—*see buffer in doled be leer ells daring ace last three doe at • died rime" b emesqueses dse isydry Ike cer eals dams. The demand ell be as freely met by hebbers, who with to even of the pram* bight rate of tores Ire remittenee, that it Is be be herd the hspewaset will prod very temporary, as stocks an Imp and the quantity as the way in mere d oar re quirement. Exposes—rd.—Since our last report very little burr= be. been doing in bled tees. Atout 19 to IS chops a wagon have bees takes at snots hdly supporting the advance Boded In our bat. The steel salmi le eethsated at 20,000 to Uses sheets, sad about if same ere expected. The export of sows up to date appears a emelve ; bat as the bulk of this ikseription lie already gate hewed, =de for the remainder et the seem wt d assrersdtp be bet Iliemeed has boas Mk la request swupprkliat velY named= while the tend* ad high met etas Sewer will preclude rasseilsrme et prime Mee • kw pershros etllewaswer has boas meta et shout previous veers; Use swig is Imre of eke kirk et liskr. assi Floes are gide streglni. Oasses.—Yesm 110,000 to MAN sedreges here arrived up to date, abed Wet which have bead bored at very tell waft, but little bee yet bun done for the adds market, the prises paid eir Ameba dies generally above the mei ruling for similar geoids. b Mid. The average quality of the arch is considevibly hall Wilke t Whew *et of previous years; lt is said that Use supply will be some aler SHANGHAI. DEO. 21. IseosT9.—The market hen begs marsally animated during the past month, sad large sales have bees sob ef the principles maples of Import. Of beg Moth, i= el A pfsees were placed at shut meat quotations; the finer bissebed are expected to abases Stock arkaated at V Mess ressamem—figsalett Stripe have hem poubased freely at an M eans of 6 moat a• last tamith's nuotaticas Par the present the de mised amnia Is be soticried, and as the ameba are very large ass ds ed laepresmasst Is not amersted beam the erring trade eamosesses. In the early pert of the moo& lostg Ells were also sag& alter, and about 2,46 pima may skarsd. Marken at ao ad verts of io errs sad sometamsts M previous rates The buyers me row fatly eapplled, ass salsa conk% set be made except at very low Ws& Omelet, w aot molly moved, gal* 'Petted bare bees at kw rehe,he bath Dutch sad Omer larosr, Dm. 10.—Our lasi report was dated the Pith of $ errembem Peas. The imports Ism this are 914 deeds af Salim and 879 &esti at Taa.—a. few days shoe the salted if Ye AIWA Mil the Bakst was swept of conger, at as advance of fatly ssa tad. Mame don ors war* of it deeps have bees settled he ae a 4 s ir rim& at the la mmed Tete. patrolmen of ohs mode fia ,bops —of the seam" Mt coops There me lb Asps still Is mail merld.asd obast SG man are equaled bobs the skro of the lassos. Pear Ter he Amain are Is madssed awed, sat the Wm Se the swath have bees Aloft her that markst. Ties bar Areeleila marmat to abort IMO paimmas; ke they me THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocx. The buoyancy of the English stock market con tinues, and to-day's prose show an improvement of since yesterday. Cassels opened at 95} to 1 for money, and 951 to # foe account, at which transao tions were negociated ; they experieneed;however, a temporary decline of 4, from which they soon rallied, and are now firm at the opening quotations. The Three per Cent. Reduced haps been done from 954 to 96 ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., from 98 t:01174.1 um Bills of all kinds have been transacted at 645. and 675.; and India Bonds at 88s. prem. Long Annuities, 8 9-16 and I.aßank Stock, 2081. The foreign stocks generally are rather flat to-day, and without much business doing. Buenos Ayres and Peruvian have experienced a further fall, the former having needed to 68, and the latter to 78. The present quotation of the market is 68 to 60 fee Buenos Ayres, and 76 to 77 for the Four per Cent. Peruvian Bonds. Portuguese stocks are also weaker to-day. The actual business is limited to : Buenos Ayres, at 594 and 68. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., at 551 ; Ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 88 and 4. Mexican, at 291 and 1. Peruvian Four per Cents., at 771, 76, and 77. Portuguese Converted, at 331 and 4. Venezuela, at 341. Official notice has been given by the office of her Majesty's Paymaster-General, Whitehall, that the Exchequer Bills dated in March, 1849, with the interest due thereon. will be paid off on the 14th March next, when the interest will cease. The new bills to be issued are to bear interest at three-half pence a-day per cent. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to March, 1849, have been previously advertised to be paid off. IDIGLISHL Back Re& 105 i et II par OS. B.M. Anna IQ 6 99• r Ct. Oa. Anse., 9:1 f NDS.—Tia DAY. :Low Ct. OM. •ee..151 i 3 per Ow 98* I chequer Bills, 645. to gl, /011111011 mum. 4 pot OL Amin= &oat 1 per Merest& IM.. 18 If 44 pot Cl, Help. Dos4l. 69 61 Oros& Defined Wt. 44 4 $1 pot Oont., 6 pit et. Mos, 1114 391 6 6 per et Braziliso M., 1810 6 me Ot. Pamir No.. DI 7 Ditto New. 47 9 Do. Waved 1144 316 21 4 per Cl, ituenut Ayres, ES DI Yortesuom 0n... Sit 4; Ditto Chilton N., 94 101 =et Itais. Da. 09 11 Ditto Columb. Dot Dds., 61114„, 181 k Coluablial Equador MB.. 31 4 itz &1 1 1 a golleb Ma 664 1 4 per et Dao6b Dd., 71 3 1. par Ct. Dutch 1141... 661 e ;pm OU P / 191E 9i.. 341 a 4 par et. Dutch Cats.. to T atoostis Mt. 13 4 •Fu. IS. 041 5 11 ii per Cent. Mack 96a 1 &ink Stock 2004 Pour per Cent City Deb. el 911.6 a. 2d. Pour per Ct. Ballaatthlke Deb. (Goy. oseurity, 921. 6*. Id 94 t Mining Compsny ot Ireland (73. paidi St Wicklow Copper Mine (U. paid 131 Great Southern and Welders 1, 6 per Cent. Pre Waterford and Kilkenny EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. limmeno, Fsp. 13.—Hamberg Three.and.a.Half per Costa, 87 bills, 87 money; Lubeck San, 1130, 98 bills, 98 ; Hanoverian Five per Cents., 1043 bills, 1031 money ,• Ranks Englteb I 064 bills, 1064 ; Ditto 1830, Four.and.a.Half per Cent., 921 ; Ditto Five per Cent. Ilamb. Certir., 100 bills, 99j money ; Ditto Hope and Co., 3rd land 4th Series, 934 hills ; Four per Cent., Si DO 83 money ; Prussian Five per Cents., 1084 106 money ; Danish Loan, Three per Cents., 704 bills; Ditto, Fire per Cents., 924 hills; Swedish P o or per Cents, 971 bills ; Norwegian Pour per Cents., 994 bills, 9911 money ; Spanish Five per Cents., 114 bills; Ditto, Three yr Cents., 274 Wl* 274 money; American Six per months 108 Ws, 108 money. Exchange on London, 13.111 ; thre, 13.10. 1 3 ariTiisavao, Fat. S.—Exchange on London, three months, 3533 me. Minimum, Fm. Ht.—Active Debt, Twe-and4-Half per Cents,, Si money, 331 bills; Ditto, Three per Cents., 645 money, Sit bilis: Ditto. Four per Cents., 85 money, 851 bills • Arnort. Synd. Three-and-a-Half per Cents. 861 money, 871 bilis% Comm. Comp., Four.and.a4lalf per Dente., 166 money 16131 bills; list India Loan, Four per Cents., Si money, 81 11 bills; landau Five per Cents.. Hops and Co., 1041 money, 1041 bills ; Di.to Four par Cents., Stieglitc, 641 money, 8.5 bills; Spanish Five per Cents. IS money, 121 bills; Ditto 'Three per Cents.. inland, 29 money, 291 bills ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metal., 80 money, MS bills. Exchange on London, 12.03; twomenths, 11.07. Hamburg. 35.00; two months, 34.87. The tone of the bourse was again very unfavourable to-day ; this was owing chiefly to the depreciation of the funds In London the previous day. Peruvian alone kept up. Discount. 24 per cent. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. &coml.—A dull market ; the public sales consisted of fonign in bond, soy 2,000 bags Pernambucco and 2,500 boxes yellow Havannah, for which there did not appear to be buyers at previous rates, and all wen withdrawn. Re. fined rs alto dull, at 48s. 6d. to 51s. for grocery lumps. Comfit.—There has not been a public sale to-day; neither have then been any sales reported by private sontract. Good ordinary native Ceylon stands quoted 60s. to 61s. 6d. &marmot —The large public sales, consisting of 4,000 bags, went off with spirit, and prices have now advanced Gd. from the late lowest point of the market. IRefraction 34, fine, sold gds. to 28a. 6d. ; retraction 4 to 6, 275. to 275. 6d. ; re friction 9 to 16, 255. 6d. to 265. 6d. Rice.-1,300 hags of. low Bengal sold in public sale 9s. to 9s. 6d. ; I,COO bags, also native grain, Be. to Se. 61., which were about previous rates. Imploo.—The sale is progressing steadily, at the full prices of yesterday. Tua.—The public sales are going off heavily, and the im porters are buying in largely. In other articles no material alteration. Doty pad on wear to law week In London, Liverpool, cwt. Bristol. Hall, and the Clyde 642,:1:3 To the moos period loot your 772,402 Demme 130,039 DMUS SAID ON MI ET lOW TO talt mai: — lbs. Lodoe Li,eroaol Briol. aide 119,90 G 116,699 30,948 343,595 Total 4,652,730 Same time in 1$ Decrease TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is again very dull to-day. Quotations are as follows : Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. to 365. 61. ; February and March, 36.. ; Ooober to December, 38s. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Saddle's Wee& Hartle', 15s. 6d. ; Carr's Hartley, 15s. 6d.; Eden Hain, 18e. ; Esstusn's Hartky, 15s. 6d. ; West Hart. ley, 15s. 9d. ,• Walls End Braddyll's Hatton, 184. ; Walls End Haswell, 195.; Walls End Hetton, 195.; Walls End Latnbton, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 19s. ; Walls End Tees, l9l.—Ships it market, 488. HARK-LANE -THIS DAT. The 2:rivals' of all descriptions of grain have been very limited mince Monday. The few parcels of Boglish Wheat on bale were disposed of at about the rates of last market day. We continue to experience a merely retail demand for foreign Wheat at former prima. Bar ley sold slowly without alteration in value. Oats being in short supply factors were enabled here sad there to obtain a trifling advance from needy buyers. Beans and Peas met with little attention at late rates. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM ISth FEB. yo 20th FED. --- Q1•7" . " Rust ....... l7O Barley ....... 460 I Oats l6lO :600 Flour, 1,840 role; banna. Malt, qn. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mesas. Pattenden sad Smith report tttat the market Con tinue the same u for moue time put. LARDS, Feb. 19. RTOCIL.BROHLWOM There was a very inanimate market this morning. The only tranmstions were in North Mahn% at 101 din I and in Shettiold, Rotherham, and Goole, 17 13.16. HAMBURG, Feb.l6. Soisairmaxi. slab. Herod., 93 bills. Berlin numb. se Ws, so mows ; ,Coiogse Mlnden,.9s bills, 944 moor, Miordskratig Wittsoburg, 6.11 WU; 92i wane, Frederick Willatuu meow% bills, 44 mosey ; Alto= Kiel, '924 Ws, 92 mosey ; IleskisoklaS N bias; Olockstadt, ; Do t ookooto, do ; mot Emil. trlosity, Mire per Cents., 104 money ; Podia Hugs. Frisdly, Poir-olltio-Hall per Onto, 100 bWa, 97i ditto sod Iloisitio. Merlin Four- and -ollalt per Cents., 17rl i d e lls, 971 ssolINIF; Wipe Wafts Ditto, Four-sod-eolialt par Cents., oo Wlls, s000sy; 11119% Pikoity, Five per Nato, 103 Money ; Igeeldanniy. Pnilanft , Fotio.rituDolt per Costs., NY 1901 Th. Lord Advooate of Scotland had an interview with Lord John Bowen yesterday at his onidal reeidonos in Specto,—The vessel Octavio, arrived from Lday sad Arica, has brought from the latter plasm 8,23 t bags of stopper (on), and 3,332 ban of copper, consigned to an end Dent firm in the metropolis ; the Nils, from Calcutta and the Cape, hea brought three bum of specie from the latter plasm. similarly oonsigued; sad the ship Victory, from Port sad Sydney has brought from the later place two boom of gold-dust, individually addressed to arms in Loudon, and also two boxes of goirldust comiguod to order. sionatei Illesitek•A 11!rba1 _ .e ssi Dudley v .7 s ."—.— suresate; Waft Obra.orl Mat at Psalm Omar mot Ho DO* mid Belfast Am..., DI L A r s i D. 4 1.1 os.) p. Ct. Pref. Beatien ountie 6 s De. New Prof. 6 p. Ct Do. Rat., 6 p. R. No. I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. h B. 6 par Ct._ Do. do. 6 per Cent Do. New , laden Union,. 41. Qt (huh IL U. eh.) „. De. gas B. and C. dit ty Do. Ship ( ntrl pa. p. Ct.) I Do. New j altiree Enterldia ßzeter biugli' end Yl67U'lad lim Cilk ot7 Me th w°lu : Do. raw. A,DeNerad Do. amen B, 6p. Ct I Do. pee Cant. Prof (it. South and West. (Ira ) ATOM North of AnglawL De. New, Leo .„, Do. New, £BO „. Do. New, £l6 .„ Great Western ... „. De.Do.tsbazi• Da. Do. New, Ali .„ Ilia and Selby... ahem D., shares inosater and da tn rliVe Do. Thirds aneeshire and - Torkahlre Do. do. M.8.1s E. 5c7. Ita Tu Do. kilts Do. Thlyds Do. New (gra Lirespool and km D o. p.Ct.).. D Weal Sliding Union Do. Preston and Wyse Do. i shame (A) ... Loads and Bradford.. .. IL's& and Tttirek Do. Pref. 6 &feat • No:1 „! Do. Ne. 2 I Do.Q Do. Do. 3 oartersl64ll No. London and Blackwall I Lac. Brighton. k B.Coest 1 Do. New gua. 6 p.Ct. Do. guarantesd S p. Ct late Croydon Mktg.. Do. Pref. 3 par Cent._ Do.Connt. b p.Ct.,11132 'London and Greenwich Do. Preference .- Landon k North-Weasen Do. do. New I abates... Dad Id and 134) London A Bonth.Western 1 Du. New. .230 I Do. New, d 441 Do. New Pretenses ... Lomita Guar.! per Cent end ithef.,,aLincolassk Do. Lamm, No. 1 Do. shares. No. 2 ... Do. shares, No. 3 ... Do., sw /610 Pref. ... Do. Great Grimsby ... Do. do. . Do. Biter. Zittaini;in... Do. Grimsby Dock ... Do. Lincoln Union ... Do. LSO shares Do. Bind and carry ... Do. Cone. B. k B. 6p. Ct 1 Do.ErewaithValleyProf. Newcastle and Carlisle ... Do. New tali Do. Extension .. Do. Guinn. Se per North British Do. I Do. Prekresee ITV North Staffordshire . ... SO Oxford, Wore-, etWolver. IS Read.,Ouild.,and Reigate 44 Royston and Ilitehlo SS Scottish Central ZS Scottish Midland 124Itihrews., & ham., Claes • S I Do., Class B S Do., New Onsranteed... IS Shrewsbury and Chao& fro. or. W. Nis.) 114 Do. 01w/sari I Do. New... Do. per art;;.. Se dbroyebtre Union • both Dews U Do. Profanes :11Booth Bowan . South Stsardshire... Do. No. 7 Do. Yo. 4 ... nth Wales York., lethold, Retbarbarn, and Goole, N. Dl. grub p.Ct. Waterford and Kilkenny.. Wear Valley, I y. Ct. gat Do. do. do. 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(new pref.. ,guar. 6 per cen t). d.—SouthLidera and Dover (ho. 4, tented as (4 share% 6 .4d. 6 Sa. 9d. MANCHESTER, Feb. 19. BTOCIL-BICHANOB.—There was a good dul of bubo's, and prices were rather .teller—holders of stock genetay being disposed to part with it at say reduction. BIRMINGHAM, Feb. 19. Btooz-ZioiAwai.—This a Ire firmerday a fair amount of busifftei was done ltare-ma , but i r n kst prima there to- titUe BRISTOL, Feb. 19. Bawax-Ezawasoi.—There was a more main alaskat 63- day, with at at the opeciair somewhat in draw of restmerif 1.101. Tows , ds the eml, however, it was rather Western Quarter Mora *said at 13y, awl aloud aMrlart2 Sank WA oil at 43y. 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