The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-23 00:00:00

o. I 1 Ttt .-47-x13,0 LONDON. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 23, 1850, [THREEPENCE. EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS, TO BR BILD IN LONDON IN 1861. UINCIL THIS DAY. COURT OF BANICRUPTCY. LAW !AL AGRICULTURAL RocrErY OF BNOLARD. RAILWAYS. ohms DAY, Two o'Cioca. The altars etarket is hsayy to-day, and quotat'om generally in decline, supernally for Great Western. and London sad North Western. ; the latter have been dam as low as 1061. Great Northam. have le alined to 6; Midlands, to 411; Berwieks, to 141; York and North Midlands, to 171. The foreign share market is not much changed. Boulogne and Amiens are rather better, at 71. BRIOITOL, fed. 22. an=liMmAirma. —Th. market mill remained without Prism elms eeentm were a fi let wea, bat rallied a Me towards t the market, and olf—Oreat Weitiltll adorn'r atone at la sad Oreat Western New £l7 Rana at 7i dn. Bayou MaPOomusaserain Glotmavax. SUMMoIIII AGAINST ► TZADIIII DISTOIL. Mr. Asphood appeared to show mum against • susses. taken ow by Mmes. Marshall sad Ce.. shipowaen, of S nathanspaes. attest Mr. aberland, timber and eoal mer chant, of Redbridp, for 3031, the value of • .ergo of Goals, sold to the defendant. Tke defines was that the coals bad sot been delivered aceording is amuse; and that Mr. Sher lead bed bees pat toes albeit expense in *Manisa, a portion of the oriels, that be wee oily alibis to the amount of 941. His Morrow held that the defendant must give bail for 2031., so the plaintiff bed • ftlit to go oat et the ematmet and Oahe for goods sold at delivered, and the defendant admitted that he bad r•semed • Gorda of the mak. The plaintiff'. • defter 'Sabot that he wee perkatly !Mis led with the repeatability ef Ms. Sharland, end did not require hies to ester late a bond. His Ramose said he would not eaters, it, obseevieg that the time of the mart bed been wailed. TRAFFIC RRTURNS FOR THR PAST WEEK. 1849. *$ 37f 18 1860 64‘ 378 16 Nemo of !balmy. 1849 -- £lOO 367 883, 3571 1850. £BO6 ' 422 t 760 405 o.day 0. I cfalimk. lAk-d-_ ------ &haat and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lane., & Cbrahire Bolton, Blackburn &W t.York. kl Abordesa ... .„ ... If Is. — I i di& I Brawl and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Dublin and &Haat Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin =4 Hinnetown Duade•,Pert,Aberdeen Jun* Dandark eail Enniskillen S,l lotooi 6,720 1,283 2343 wr 4of 2 .6 rii II 26 el el it 471 19 81i 76t iia 1,045 **TA liaarY7L63l We& mod Deasy' • • e•-• • * o' 6 • No. 1,091.] )trsTRIAL sad GENERAL LIFE T"E mei : A Lr i nn . c 0 it MP 1. 110), ► we= rework Ideeea. partielpelle Me agmetages Illh moor. _ r",_ all. 47:t e ie: as low as EL. by peembems an sae. weekly peruiesei; hy l =besellsimil pea a t'a rl ",?; , ,, - a egasel ware die sestames poem ••-• • ,po,,,Barmar mbar important adwatipm am t • by Was of mesa rev eassionlem WILLIAM THOMAS WOODS, Resided Moder. at INDUSTRIOUS RABITS, either ;at d at gray MAL= MO i tile n TE INCOMI, onessatil a rmr rt 7" 1 , 1 16 ", erAST HMS EA COM rocs, Gran sales 's Chmeirreen, Qty. _ - tRGEOUS SILKS, SHAWLS, MAN ILES, ' ur t TAIILE CtolllB. ka, as-Deby_yene peahens till YON- ! pis. the :nth isst -11ATT i DN, araIIMINING hr mi ts: ' m r Oar fries& sad he pub le, tht o PATCRDAT. the 14th, till MONDA . the SS* bat. i the renew d neettaig sod marking the garb. our wh&h a„, IL. fn n 1 C. will suleiltasse d the mast Seeddis ear 41k., shawl., casks, dreams, table lime. Mbar, to. r Face, c .rollivr. run AdDRE.4B.-Hattes, Rheas, sag Osnogem Nes. ietird...treet, tor, Regent-ere 27 4. Rapsetetrest, form- C 111. ing taft complete establishenent. Madrid ameriege istresee, 272, larent.ereu., ma the Polytechnie. Nit IL. ,ad C. tat oteern that wag ok Ode old gawk L. ° r ow bean dopred of duels, the neva sals all reds /sr Meeday's ,trola will be the ratan swaths he UDR HYAM and Co., Merchant Tailors and La • tumefy, 1111, Osfordareet, said Y. Oraseettorthatregt. Ikle Latta, hare real photo is senouncieg that for the paved are ~ens they haw on bard the largest sad Me eateries variety rt astains la the kingdom- JUVENILE. CLOTHING, In even Dada el Kyle and material. orERCOATS. THOM, DRESS, aid RIDING COATS, Of parks. splendour god beauty. Also, GENTLFALIPS JACKEHI, LOUNGING COATI Together with the matsmMia steak at TROWsElth sod WAISTCOATS, Sur prang any armor preesethes. RIDING II *BITS, UNIFORMS. Ned t." SERVANTS' LIVVJUIS. At unprecoheted prams. dent Novelties Is EIDER DOWN OVER-COATS, sad hole SEAL SKIN FUR PALE TOTE, ear At • Snag of May Per Orat. The thee CIIIIIWISt• ate mesallastend by L. RYAN end lb. on to r ag pies, which Will IDIOM Ms age pausal and pair hy• Tr- who Pt do pekes well hand ha 49 per salt. berme thas ter. Ca. .„.. o g l ed by any otheryaddhansat. a.m.. Nava RYAS and Cm. vaf vas votary radon, Oaten. ge Wei mod Came. 211, Orseelturch- ' N. R rat, oral w . ostorsetrest. _ - - I ••• WU, rfy ill ECH I Magic STROP. Aim as'). TABLE and DESSERT KNIVES, in CASES.— aad 1 71e.a Hl. cutler, 4, Lesdesheadatt, as ma eneelled variety • d, new potent , Is ivory. peed, sod new demise tnlre. in Seen; era. daeriptlan d table Woe. easellent In quality and •••• .11 inf. M. 0.& vainly of kalifs thammers, Sisal.! new t.t s kder:tde Intones, alio" nears. poem and e. •,...,ne broom a oar gag pas It ar: 6 Zl worth the st, or, a .4 thee who Sad shsviag e =t. .4.1.2",A0tri HALL S' 1 . 0Ni:10 4 " 23 1%111.1 ON'S HAIR LUBRICAN r.—A new and 24 rratott by the Hair. asayousied en rational • . • • • are used will at axe imposed.. the filthy aid • . • ▪ :Towson Cream, or various oils with aorta ,• a. -. rot the slightest power Is renew a tem*. ▪ 11 el it I •••I;ICANT, sord se directed Ina Tenths es eau r, tr.ll ease raider the Hair eyaa, Miaow, mina in: 1•... t•. • .1. hold by all perfumers sad medkise yea. Mesa • n t mouway. Wholesale London Areas :- tears. Mfrs .• l• es t.rren&n sersee Edwards, Si. Pall's Chess. demi •a:: ' wr a .n.l 1... Woe Church-yard; Swam HI. dawd- ler* 'wee.. ad Hoene and Co., Osheletreit. TIC HARRY'S HEALTH•RESTORLNO FOOD mwi Jr ft INA tun: ant INFANTS.-The ItErAULTTA ARABICA beds and .:Betel resiegy (withal nestelse. 'aeon- Wert • ••• earner. a* it coo intimrsio value is dar 'savagely sans e,, wane.. a chic. istestiael, bar awl Mess eta Mae • ...a .1 •1 , .! rowed, dames (ladleatioi), habitual con. Wee -.. • err r,. scary, hawthorn, fletaleney, oppression, dl.. Dame - rat , •••,1•11, "theoess ef the skis ► moor, at the 4111111•46 tinne praissen, at Ire, tai eager ether dramiudeeses, ilcage:••• can set ~,arr. a. wham fi a, spasm. anaps. perelyele, fte.- soden tur.e-t .41 Ir. New It nearest. Lades; she al Nagger swim . I.•• r, t-rtnuse, MEMO and Cs., lanky, Edmore, Saeger, RHO • dl •as ao !at ' , a, Chasseharelhared ,• Llimpoide ; 49, lambl . Phis ; 1(S add all, WOW wad a/ Mom. Peel= • • ID•ille•P nears le the kimpiess. Dina lewd , A CI•:itiAINardspeedsCUREEtrINFLUENZA, sulfa 21. r gra. Cola. Selma, lathiest fbasseeptions, mad all Dia why •• • te. clam an I Loam- sPF. NCEICS PC DIONIC SLIXIII, Ades ..• • . • weaved hem Cie nape of the Ott C. Spencer, argosy he., Spencer. . • - &venally celebrated a• the roost oneetalial . Neel •• . • • ,earto palm , nary ageetiens. Prepared only by T. Roberts Tea y ..re..cour. Loodoa ; and .old wholesek y ß e.r 4 !. M. Ped's Churchyard ; Bartley and MOON Farrinaion. aul 1•'... Pow Charettard ; Moat and Oo , Oalore. Lour ••-•.• Li.on ilotter.head and Warts. Montage; Raines and slims : It ; rut retail by all regrettable IWO -.• nod-re is the 6:ordem. In beetle% at Is, ltd. mod to. 9d. - I to beta at :e. tel. contain tarty three small. T IIE VlifiTf s !) LON entdse DON N NEWS, of I •r.ele• "anio• n End; the Cam* Mae (three %Tel- t ••••!.... Faplegoo at /kw Tack SAW* a fer. ••• in.r.artor two no' -Interior et Newesta -a rh e r i le4)-Recep- SAM • • • tart finish st coleut•a-lbsutilal Mara: " Weamordaed W •-• mo t ," odated by Imam "Myrtle." mbar by IL WNW Wen ▪ ',amp,. Drawn by Duseia-,want te the Polar drib 11, 4 , --Par•••rn•-wart• Portrait: Cohost Chearrtoe -Faris /a Nab* re Van - University 8011. = B l a w a al ii : 4001 ‘1, 1 2 1 " IL n turv!, - .1-Tb r threes at Ham. ▪ • latel-deaor, ad all the sews of the welt. - OMs, - 1111, Mem • Ince set postage Tree. WOW _ _ imeney &Wm A NEW EDITION, FIFTIETH THOUSAND. o n Nor reedy. prise la, art past true. Im r Ton THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON /SPELLING- eh, ie. .1 b s The work le rendered pagalisey surattlye by the Wimp • .nee, .t of the ' which smoothes all difficulties ea. at laminerv, sad hythe plagi ng octane Readmit Lingoes, London• 'tee the ;arm to dhows of ova socord; while tb• • •• is vetr.ted by petards ef Ile lwautifial Wood-cuta of °Meets fanning he most alluring inUoduction m • tai ear padded. (1 414 the insee.) A few copies ars seamed, • •- mu. 3 N.. I .444 at the ells at the "Illatrated Lades News," 198, • . . 'seem A band alloweace to t••• trade and to etheols. oator. •• • e 1 Iw e...h gay. R•111111/11111•1 to he made to the Mice. Oa 1., !WU woo may he haws. ss . If W. THE ILLUS , Now pi Two Ell LONDON READING 1, lea. Ifs Te lOC Cempattion to the Peeling hook. a, • • mate • hew. of Lama. en the moat math, • d inotradin • • . a•letal with great care from the hist Foglish Authors, In at Rd I Ve , o. The whole lagestifully art coplouely Illustrated • • P mew cadets/the Lenora ▪ r. • • .n. dat the all dike Illueraled Linden News, 199, Strand; ,•• •-• to .11 halwellers. _ Di. CCM/NEWELL'S NEW WORKS. le. sash by pest Is. 4d., °SDP FNIOYM ENT of LIFE. m y, It I Heath, roomettes, and rational use ef deem" land" ' Early Ithing-seeriag and Summer Moraines -F.zeur. with • e•• • ..sot the keyless, et forges-The Farb, Lame, Mk, Forego, f ova High teed; and ether *swat pleas -country Trips and cad br • • - The See-London at Night-Evenings at Honie-Mmis- op fa I . l -Oa Fade& Deader, ainlang. Bathing , alg, m 0. ams lks eset•• o tr. i •MS.Sin hes the MOUNTAINS. 2 ells. Is. sock ; by pod, alba, •-t. pi. • • -A Het lo the Lakes- , ketch of bilaborgle, Re. :1.-The Lobes of Niierney -Reminiscences of Dublin, he. • maw edition, 1.. ;by roll, Is. 64., B . WHAT to EAT, MONK, and AVOID. " That three is.., years and ten our course may ran.* A : resew d almost every form lame and turtle ear. 4.tae •. • .ente•atei heat h and eafabled constituthia, that anew the . the ran of element; buena.% or study. and embitters a L e tables and rules for the diet mad physical resulaties of •.• dit dia. 4 to., • • Masa, 23, dell • 11 . Fatemoster.row desma ▪ . ; or duvet Iron the amber, 19, C0r Argyll-phi; l albo, a vik 13ANITAaT Refolti. vestry "'tin' of thi- sgi Nrialia et. o r W ok der lir Ta P yesterday, to coml. .ey of Waning both houses :of puha:neat masd_ra,,rc. ?retain " ; the general Board of LI .alth In life A •a old comprehensive raeasetres to improve a Rey. Tr, ad particularly that of the metropolie. e talk v r""'"si• dr•-ladraeoe Sinclair, in V.. Clair. It was dre, to : e rr ?!' ). R. R El.. termided by Dr. Weide') ve " That lasi" !. r 7 r• nerd. wi la the highest satisfaction the rrrowing mr. r . kg.i.s newly beta evinced by all classes of mai* la solitary condition of the people, end led• alrody to Waviness Maitlativo enacts...a IC. Z I , "iblat." Th• resolution was supported dpi. ••• Hoek rad , sa . and Miley, Est, , and ear. r of Oa tatira, m i. , 10 lb.._ •• war. onerrangnaut moved : " Thst nit ~ 7 . r of the verry further mimeo Me of • son 'obesely/I character, to improve the health mob ..w, :•7” 611 1 ratirOy requi red ." s The resolution )6 I - , b 111/11 W Kula, ~ and supported by •es the le ~,mi;:1• w 0 -es•vd the appointment of inspect us "rtandttion of the . llenefOle fated,. and 14 '/mi • .tee • a ad tamed. Mr Caerekwaraen fie, LI. I • saved ant Mr. Waren. smoaded-" That the , Portico's, with more than two millions of fa- t BM. "au "wenn • I :th e 1 • ult. Properties of Os town population ra, sr. S. W n .,....ZW , Ma is destitute of any udeanate provision or %k r . yr Z,T, berlOy the esmfort, health, and lives of ▪ new - .7'." 8 oil be watched over aad premrved ;" sat- oby , •aumetly N it , P , Rel., moved, suweded by war .. f. 44 , 4• „ _ !Pdhlose te both house of parliament, ▪ • th ,"" . rt a•iatiast. Shasid be feigned_ by the .hair. S id the sea . be n nt i fo a r f ltbh: cotelety;belMarilet the •al: Pr wHestilseath: Lendeo" . ' aa• Issmobb .t. let on was carried, sad efts, • vets of tlle 016 I , Se , eorrabl, chairmen, the swung separated. Her Me t lady's Commissimeore for the prolmotion of the Eabeaten of she Weakest Industry of all Name, to be beide& In MI, lianas had the WIJOS subjects of their again wan their anxious ecessiderati on, are now prepared to state, tor the iolorotatios of the public, the progress they bare made in determining es the different point' referred to is their saammoement of the 11th of January lest. TheYdecieems they have been able to ems to, have been seamanly limited by their preset went of knowledge se to what peemaiary means will be plaid at theta disposal; and the skortnea of the time, dviy whisk this vast organisation will hare to be wmpiermil readers it Imperative upon the manaiselosen to he en mweet amid to the country, to embee this we mama we peedbla, M lam epos what meant 54 subscriptions they my ultimately rely. The male upon which this important undertskiag will be *redacted, mast Is pend ealrely on the mann of support which it shall receive from the public Her sjesty's WZNOStostOarts appeal with eoaddeees to all Use.., of the immensity, to enable them to alike ask fiber l arrange meats as will ensure the OSIPOWII of tide nedertakiag, is • okaaaor worthy of tee Amite, sad midis of this mew try, sad of the animas whisk hai he gives to the Mae asthma of the world to emmile with we In • spirit of smarm sad hula, simulation. The eornmirebratre have lined egos the Ist doff of liege 1861, he mealag the ',IMAM. The eommissioaen will be prepared to ream end take charge of, at the expeose of the entemieskssere, all article. width may be mat to them, and delivered at a plea to be named by the aotalnienollent in Londm, on sad after lit of Jassery. 1151, and will amines to to naive goods until the lot of Moth inclusive ; after which day so farther goods will be received. . . ----- Her Majesty hos beta graciously pleased to grant a sits he this purpose on the south side of Hyde-park, king between t►e Kensington-drive sad the ride commonly called Rottea-row. . . . . From the approximate estimate whisk the commissioners have been able to mirk., they believe that the building ought to cover • space of from 16 to 20 acres, or about one million of sgusrs feet. The productions of all maths, will be exhibited together, uoder one general olemification. The articles exhibited will be divided into fur motions, M before announced, and • slassilled list, together with general instructions effectieg seek department, are appended. The building will be provi de d to the exhibitors free from rest, wad will be fire proof. . . . . . . Eilithiton wit be'required to deliver their objects, it their own charge and risk, at the building is the park ; bet no Charles of any kind will be made whilst they remain there. Colonial and foreign weaselling will be admitted without paying deity. for the purpose of exhibition, but not tor in ternal eisneamptioa. Her Majeory's Commissioners of Cus• toms will eonatder all inch articles as bonded goods : and her Majesty's Commissioners :or the Behlbition of 1861 will make suitable arraneements foe their reception. Ilex Majesty's Commissioners are desirous that there should be complete local ommisation, and that the local committees, wherever formed, should themselves collect the rubscriptions within their own &ark% The local com mittees should advertise all subscriptions they receive, and defray all Ircal expenses, paying inch .ommiftion for collec• time se they may thick neeemary. lies Majesty's COMMllilliell.lll think that the same com plete eyeless of organisation should be extended es much es possible to the British coloaies. Suburiptioes should be paid to the treasurers of local coup mittens, and by them transferred to the gassed fund at the Bank of Ragland, in the names of A. K. Barclay, Esq.. W. Cotton, , Sir I. W. Ltbbock , But., 8 M. Petra, Esq., M.P., end Baron Lionel de Rothschild, M.P. Her Majesty's Coetmesioesers haying undertaken the ab. mist* costrol over the exreaditure of all money that may ems into the hands of their treasurers, have wade arrange wets for auditing accounts, and ensuring the strictest sieemony. Her ilejsety's commissioners hope that the funds to be planed at their disposal by ♦ iluatery contributions may be ads as to enable them so to regulate the aacunt to be paid ger 'stream that all classes may be enabled to visit the isz. \abides. Should any surplus remain, after giving every facility to the esbibiton and increasing the pnvdeges of the public as gpretaten, her Majesty's commissioners intend to apply the same to papoose strictly is connection with the ends of the exhibition, or for the astaolishment of similar exhibitions for the future. However large the building may be, the quantity of ar tkles seat for exhibition so sy swell any amount of space that ens be provided ; her Majesty's commissioners conse quently to themselves simple powers of rejeeti n end selection. Upon the amount subscribed must necessarily depend the specs which they may be enabled to allot; but Guise all circumstances they will have to exercise • certain discretion. Her Majesty's commisisionen also desire that the local committees will, as early as possible, promo an inventory or general Splitifitaliell of articles propoeed to be ezhibiteol from thew districts, and of the spews which will os required for their exhibitioa, in order to enable the commiesionen to determine as sooa as porible the extent and the proportions of the building. Her biejestj's comasiseioners are in communication with the F • n•office tosser fry the means of 'storming foreign governments of the arrangements making for the exhibition. Her Majesty's commissioners are considering the Principles upon which the prise fund of 20 0001. shall be appropriated, and the best 'node at adjudication. If then be say points upon, which local committees imy require information, and will address themselves to the seer.- taries of the commission, her Majesty's commissioners will he happy to afford it to them, so far as it may be in their power. (Signed) J. Boon Ammon.. BTAiioID B. NOILTECOTP. At the Now Palate of Watslooter, Fib. 21,1850. A POrr-orrice Norici has been issued to p 'St ammers, directing that the order of any aosentissioner of a Court et Bankruptcy fee the delivery of a beakrept's letters to the official soignee, provided such order beer the seal of the Bankruptcy Court, mint hereattir be acted vont at once; the order itself being afterwards forwarded to the secretary of the Post-office, with a report of what has been done. Special care it to he taken to deliver up or to re direct sun letters only as are Mealy described in the com missioner's order (a copy of which should be taken before it be torwasded to the secretary) and the period fixed by such ceder must be particularly attended to. ROCIIDALI SAYINGS BANK.— On Tuesday night the unfortunate &positive in the Rochdale Savings Bank held a nesting . in the Public Hall, linslidale, for the purpose of coesidenag the propositions and suggestions of the trustees, contained is a placard issued by them on the 7th limiest. Mr. Edward Taylor, chairman of the depose. tors' committee, presided, and read a long report of what took place at the different interviews they had had wito the trustees. The abstractions from the bank made by George Haworth since November, 1837, amount, as nearly as can he ascertained, to 47,1116 i. It is considered that Mr. Haworth appropriated the funds of the bank to his own use much earlier than 1837, but the investi gatii n has not goos farther back at present. The report goes on to state that Mr. Alezander Fothergill, who emigrated to America many years ego, and died soon after, was George Hawortli's security, yet the contaiissioosn fur the reduction of the national debt neglected to get another security in kis pleas to pretest the dermitors from los. A probation wee pealed that a petition be sent to parliament, praying that to* deficiency of the funds be made up by a grant fr,m that body. It was also moved and carried that the thanks of the depositors be presented to the trustees and managers for their subscriptions, and that they be re quested to continue their efforts in the neighbourhood, and asora generally through the kingdom, till the whole amount of the money new due to the depositors he raised. - I he de positor's committee was reappointed and desired to continue their services till the bank was wound up. The meeting was well attended. SEAMEN'S HOSPITAL SOClLTT.—Yesterday the annual g 1 meeting of the governors of this charity wee held at the offices, Kong Williars•street, City, John Wyld, En., presiding. The secretary read the 29th nodal report whin began by alladiag to the late awful visited= tho; driers, nod stated that subsequently to the 211 tit of Jane last the number of cholera saes admitted had bees upwards of 2-50. From February 1, 1849, to January 31, 1860, the nougats received numbered 2,239, and thee. were on board at the conteasectement of lest year 181, making a total of 2,420, of whisk there were discharged oared 1,476 ; con. velment, 230 ; relieved, 64 ; died, 241 ; and there sow re mained under cure, 179. The out-patients admitted during the same period amounted to 2,099, making the total num ber of mean received sines the foundation of the charity 93,310. Net Is.. than 414 eases of easoslti.s and accidents whisk oseurved on the river were attended to during the put twelve months The insane for the year mown it'd to 8,21641., sad the disbursements enabled the committee to purchase 2,3001. in the stocks. Amongst the ;mentors pre sent were Lord N. Chulmoadeley, Lord Weldegrave, and J. Lakenchers, Bog. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLIIS' BCIIOOI.II.—A depato tics from the Parent &misty, in Loudest, met the Mende , of this lostitatios Is Bristol, on Thanday, mad *boat 100 gentle men dined together in the evening, at the White Lion Hotel. TN as et 12,0001. is lowland to be raised for the purpose erecting a building capable of aocentodatiag 300 children. 3,0001. Yu been already sabsalbed in London, and no late snu than VIOL 14.. 7d. has bees raised in Bristol. It la intended to vie t Itaulanter. Liverpool, Olsegow, sad other large town, and oadoevoor to raise the gam above immolated. _ HINT TO WATER CONTIINIES.-It bu been cal culated that Mks ourzspelis might be supplied with lastly tbosoade_ef gamd water eistaiattd by belief separated hem the Lase tali If this be tree, whatever Dr. Buek lawd ay say, pretty abeettaat ewe, of water "apply taiMe ill die Ihroustese.—i seseA. embitters POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. assasatieli hY wife, br etrßcLg h.r on the iea - tre;itit • poker, whereby her le wee ocinsidered to be in danger. Complainant, whose head was corned with frightful brides' and cuts, with sem• di/lenity save her evidence, owing to the weak state eh* was in front the injuries *- dieted en her. She stated that, the previous night, the prisoner vane horns n little the worse tor how, sad eom ms•eed abusing because she had not prepan d him some sup per. She sold him sh• could not prepare stspver without the means, and that if he wanted supper he should have left her the means to purchase food, for she had not • penny in her possession. He instently rushed upon her and threw her nudes the grate, and beton) she could get up he took up the poker and beat her on the howl and body until she became insensible. She knew nothing further until she found her self at the hospit.l that morning. Bridget Boum, reeldiag in the neat house to the prisoner, stated that she heard loud cries of murder proceed from his house, and heavy blows &towed in rapid sucuadon. She called a neighbour and entered the prisoner's house, when they saw his wife lying bleeditg near the emplace, sad the ' privet/ standing over her with the poker in his head. The Elk karate remanded his for a week. WORSHIP-STREET. STILLING Otatioas.—A. You, aged 12, was charged with steeling MO oranges, t►e property of Mr. J. ',ph Lwow, orange sawdust, carrying an basinew in Spital flitde ataiket. _ The prosecutor st►ted that be was In the market on Wed nesday, when be saw the prisoner near his shop. As he knew the prisoner was frequently monied of steeling fruit, he told hiss to go sway. The lollowisg wonting, upon going to the market, he found that lemma Will had been removed from the roof of the shop sad 600 oranges had been taken. Ile afterwards saw &cap on the roof, which he ideetiliihl he having been worn by the prisoner. The prisoner was nmud.d. RIOT AND LOSS OF LIFE AT A PROTEC- TIONIST MIMING. In an affray that endued between the protectionists and free traders at the Dorset County Protection Meeting, a young man wee struck dour by a termer, and so seriously tajured, that he expired the same night. An adjourned in quest on the body was held at Dorchester yesterday after noon. The name of the deceased is William Allen, aged item twenty, and war in the employ of Mr. ionifas, tailor, of Dorchester. The following is the main portion of the evidence that has as yet been adduied Mr. W. Sapp, serum attended the deceased when be was brought to the Dors et county hospital, and found him labearice under cooeution of the brain. He was muck worse at eight o'clock in the evening, and at about eleven o'clock he died. His death was soused from extrivasation of blood ou the brain. On a post morons examination of the body I found some slight external marks of injury on the head, bat only one attended with eitravasation of blood ; the stall was ultimately lain, and there was a slight fracture of the parietal bone. S. Bolster beavi Mr. J. Brake, butcher, of Sidling, say to Mr. F. Bennett, landlord of the Royal OA, that it was he who struck the boy. Hipp:tied to hear this conversation in passing. H. litickland.—l live at Dorchester. I wee in the Bridport , road on Wednesday when the meeting broke up Th. mob I was very thick. Toe deceased was standing still, with one hand in his pocket, when he was struck by a man who was chasing some boys. The deceased stopped, apparently to let the man peas, but directly he came up with him he swung hi. stick in the air, and brought it down on the back of Allea's bead as ha rd a. he could. Allen staggered and tell backwards. After he struck Allen the man raa away to wards the rest of the farmers. Stones were flying about. I want up to Allen and tooa him by the band, but he ap peared quite dead. I did not know the person who struck deceased. Be struck him with a dark stout stick, and fell down himself trim the violence with which he struck the blow. M. Devanish, jun., saw the farmers i u-suing the mob, aad went in the same direction. I saw a young men. of 18 or 20, running away from a farmer. I saw him strike him on the head. Tree boy dropped directly he received the blow, which wee given with such violence that the fanner tel too. I did not see his face. He had on a brown over • sad appeared to be a tall. middisaged rasa. I should not know him again if I were to see F. Bennett. —I am landlord of the iyal Oak. I had no twavereatioa with Mr. Brake yesterday. I sever heard him own that he had struck the boy. Sawa Litter.—l war pining down the street with my hatband after the meeting was over, and, on pawing the Royal Oak. I saw several persons and Mr. Brat,. I heard Mr. Brake say to one of the persons, " I have done for him." One of the ;onions said, " Was it you I" sad Mr. Brake re plied. " Yes." C. Coa.—l saw the rasa strike down Allen, sad I wont woos the field to him and said, " You are no taus ; you are a inward " He turned round to a blacksmith, who was standing by, sad saki. " I'll serve you the same, and half a dozen like you." The blacksmith offered to fight him. I knew that the mm who struck Allen wee a hatcher living at or near Bydluig. I had seen him frequently in the mar ket. I was one of Allea's shop -mates. I did not see him do saytting before he was straek down. I went to Sidling this morning to the house of Mr. Brake, and saw him. I am sure be is the person who struck down Allen. H. Lock, elicitor.—l saw one of the farmers running after a young man, and hit him a blow with a large stick. Tie ytuag man fell down, sad the Muer hiss If stumbled. I I 'erred particularly at the man, but did nit recognise his. I am partially acquainted with Mr. Brake, but cannot say whether be was or was not the man. I was fully one hundred yards from the spot, and heard the blow dis tinctly. J. Fits-Simmer gave similar evidence, adding, I knew the man from seeing him frequently in the town. Mr. Br.ke is the man. I went over to his house this morning to identify hint, and told him be was the man who had struck the boy does. He said he was confident he was not. To the best of my belief he struck the led with a white-handled whip, with a hammer at the sod of it, with the hammer *ad. I undertaki to swear positively he is the:man. C. Cooper.—l live at Weymouth. I was present at the useetias. The farmer who struck the boy was walking along quietly, when the young man aimed a stone at him deliberately and hit him, I believe, wider the ear. He staggered two sr three paces back, and then followed the lad. He had a stiek—a common walking-wick. He made a eat at the boy, and I said, " That's a dead 'an." The boy fell down as a rabbit does when he is shot. I was within tea yards of him. I eJuld not identity the man. Mr. Joseph Stone, towawlerk of Dorchester, said he saw the beginning of the row, when the rash was amide from the riding school. Stones were Bang, and windows were broken. He west samara the people sad tried to pacify them, and he asked a boy Ur his stick, which he gave up readif. A Juror—Did you ask the farmers to give up their sticks ? Mr. Stone-1 did not. The inquest was thou adjourned till Monday. DEATH or LADY LOOT NORTH.—This lady died as Wednesday lost at her towa residents' after a short illness. Her ladyship was third daughter of the Right Rev. Dr. Brownlow North, Bishop of Winchester, and sister of the Earl of Oa Hord and the late D lwaier Lady Wahingham, and Lady Henrietta Gamier. By the lamented demise of her lady hip, several families of rack are plated In mourning. DiTaIIMINED B=lo6—Yesterday morning an Mousse was held at the Neptune public-house, Neptune street, Rotherhithe, before Mr. Carter, the coroner, on view of the body of Henry Jackson, aged 27 years. From the t) eviden, of several witnesses, it eppeand that the deemed wee late a may taker is the employ of the Clasen Steam poem Osaammy, and wee stationed at the principal pier, Old Shades. Landon•brtdge. He was considered a trust worthy arrest, ascii some few weeks since, when a pignuts aimed Callaghan, stationed at Chelsea, con fe ssed to the on periateneent that be had been in the preettee of keeping a number of tickets that he received from the passengers who lauded GI his pier, and retuning them to the deceased, who resold Om, and the afterwards shared be money between them. This oa Monday eve weeks, and oa Wed nesday morning last hie body was found thatMo in the river seer Globweisise Hotherhithe. It is supp ose d thus the deceased threw Limit' from London Midge two or three g a p Amp. was dissimeed that IL t wa s I m pli ca t e d i a Wipeout of trawl, se • man was seen to jump from the bridge Woe the river, and hie deem was diearibpd to be similar to Ma do ameofs. The nallertanale man has hilt a wife and three children to &piano Me midway end. The jury ret u rned a verdict of " Tem insanity, which had been brought on by Ins of being At i /petal emu% held at the goaety's-hoeite. oft Wedety leek It was resolved—" That the Reyal AirLeal. tail Moiety al Ragland shall bold their show of saute, sadly their ewe rules and regulations, is Keariagsso, la 1861; hat that the misty will sot bold a show of lapis. maw la that year." Ur. *amend Barker and Mr. !dila, II P., gave *Delos that Our shield naive, at the moodily senneil in April seat, " That the seder la outwit of 3/4 May,lBa7, be reseladed, with a view to eibetkate fee the eosatiee thareis massed, the emu, of lifiadkasz. sad that the saceessive the of the eahthithet be andedi toward so as to audataia the rata tics of Arias meow eserdtated. 1861.—Mwierreouree Itternicr, comprising the strasty of 111 Malawi. 1862 —Bol7llt /Um= rizaratcrr, eaaprhiag the roan Yes of Knit, firgem end Baum 1863 —Bovits Waste Dternurr, emprielas the whale of South Wales, with the addition of the 'cooties of MenetoteA, Gleoerster, Iterefeed, and Worcester. 1656 —LAST MIDLAND DMTZICT, g the MUD. ties etLeleatter. Ll, , eola, Nottiagkata, Rutland. Tuarruat Bauer.—Sic Royal Righnele Prince Albert cowsaaaiested to the conned, throesh the 800. Colonel laTM•Trasdelail;milehPaiislied:Zifo7tiralesraase it implied of hie royal Mariner's participation in the national objects of the society. The annuli directed Mb anotheelca. that to be 'shafted for the eciaskifratioa and flacasethe of their wit weekly amoral; ea the 13th of Muth. MONEY MARKET. FarDAT EVINCING. We naderstand that the negotiation which the new committee of Mrxican bondholders have carried on with Col. Feel° for the payment of the reinanets, has now every probability cf beim' brought to a satisfac tory coselurion. The foreign exchanges for this mail present little variation from Tuesday's rates. Bills were negotiated on the following terms : 11100. Priem nesoll2ooo. nom To IS 121 ll 12 11 II 2 13 63 70 21 13 70 23 45 ii..... ro_ lil t D i 33 sr 49 50 SO '5 ss as ..-... 41 ..... 121 ...... 122 I Hamtars 3 Ms. AmOman Short. DWr 3M.. Mavis Aatworp Imo& M TT,- nod. Pri ; =••• . • 3 Ma . %pm .-....-- itisig .------...." " ....... Nada Oars —......... =.............. ....... . .s ..r. Lies Oferb , ea i The treaty of amity, commerce, and navigation, between Great Britain and the republic of Costa Rica, has just been ratified with Senor Molina, the minister from that country. The premium on gold yesterday at Paris wu 154 per mile, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 10111. per ounce for standard gold, riven an exchange of 23.534 ; and the exchange at Patio on London at short being 25.474, it follows that gold is ' 0.24 per cent. dearer in Paths than in London. By last mail the price of gold at Hamburg . was 4341 per mark, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 104 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange 0(13.91; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.111, it follows that gold is 0.63 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. Havre letters of the 20th state, that the news re ceived by the Niagara from America had caused con siderable dulness in the cotton market, the total sales on that day not having exceeded 200 bales, and at a decline of lf. in price, low ordinary New Orleans being quoted 97f. The sales of the two preceding days amounted to 2,142 bales at an average of 98f., and the total of the week previous to 4,275 bales at about 99f. for . !ow ordinary. The official report of the Minister of Trade and Commerce at St. Petersburg states that during the year 1849 the grog imports into that city amounted to 71,546,996 a. r., or about 11,300,0001. sterling: and the total expirta from St. Petersham to 38.340,747 s. r., equivalent to about 6,000,000!. sterling. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 16th inst., when compared with the returns for the week previous, give the following results: firesides Woo arodetim settle 19,188,500 pews downs .........» 7.087,030 Immo" 812,000 Otlai depowhe 11.841,781 Darras 811,487 errimintilaearitimla 14.359,248 bribeilspartisent... 011ereseletUr R io toat.l 9.647.067 Dania $ 3.636 isse thqportme ead 481881218rati b °4 1117,089,201 larsesse 239,1118 arm Final WAN Sins 1. I* 364 Ignore 18,128 Meant 2,317,811 » Increase 58 2.11146 OF ESOLAND rApxor! for the Welk sodas Feb. 16. MO Motes fowl /07.374.6.31 Q~[IPO of Proprietors' Capluti 404.653 , 001 Rot Kith* DetXtete Ondod Er heq., Sy. honk% COTO .14. of National Debt.. awl Div. Acces.) 7.07.030 Other Deonelta leetorthreadothet Mlle 1,10,30 Teeniiiieest Debt /11.015.100 Other diturld Gold Cele M few adios Hunks 16.0.9/d A 30,340,033 PAZTNIIIIT. 11; 7 0;;;;Wat aleaultise *aided. Dead Melia' ............ /14...199.363 Other dominates 9,657.087 Notes ........ ...... 11.111438 Goad sad Balm Celia.. 7410.866 135.939.00 igAiaß ALL. mit _ jaw 969.113 6. Feb.2l. IMO BICHANOCS AND BTOORIS ABROAD. lisweene, Fu. 19.—Hamburg Threesand-a-Half per Cents., 164 bills, money; Lubeck Loan, 1630, M bilk M money ; Hanoverian n ea par cents., 106 bills, 1051 mmey ; Prussian Five per Cents., 1064 blue, 106 money ; Russian Five per Cent. Certif., 100 bills, geg mow; Minsk v one, 1.61 bills, 106 money ; Fear per Cent., Inky. IS money; Danish English Loan, Three per Cents., 704 bills; Nil, in leo& @bares, 71 bills; Ditto Vlve per Cents., 631 We; fiwedegt Hyp., Four per Cents, 97f bills ; Norwegian Four per Clots., tills ; 6p@elsb firs per Ceuta, 111 bills ; Ditto, Three per Cents., 271 bills, 174 mosey; American Mx per Cents., 1064 Mils, 1061 money. g.a.. s es oit London'—Bremen, Feb. 14, two months, 612 13; IR. Petersburg, Feb. 3, three months, 333.13. THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocw. The market for public securities today opened at a slight improvement on yesterday's closing prices Consols were first called 951 to 1.: both for mousy and amount, but subsequently drooped to 95 for transfer; they, however, again rallied s imultaneously with the announcement published in the second edition of the Daily News of the conclu sion of peace between Denmark and the nimbi's, and are now quoted 951 to 1 for cash, and 95; to for the 13th March. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 and # ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 971 and Long Annuities, at 8 9.16. Exchequer Bills, of all sixes, at 545. and 575. prem. The dealings in the foreign stock market to-day have been very limited, and prices generally are un changed. Portuguese, however, are in decline, and were last done at 32. For Peruvian the market con tinues good, 81 being the price at which the lest transaction was effected in the Four per Cents. The actual business is confined to : Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 861 ; Mexican, at 291 and ; Peru vian Four per Cents., at 801 and 81. Portuguese Con verted, at 32; Russian Scrip, at 2 premium; Spanish Five per Cent. Actives, ae 181. Yesterday was the ninth day of the indigo sale. In prices there wee no alteration, the market conti nuing characterised by the same want of animation already noticed. The number of chests which passed was 1,805, of which 1,060 were withdrawn, 86 bought in, and 660 sold. The total quantit7 pawed at these sales is 12,018 chests, 3,373 of which have been withdrawn, 2,982 bought in, and 5,661 sold. The sales will be resumed on Monday, and are ex pected to terminate on Tuesday or Wednesday. . . . ENGLISH IMMIX —Ties Day. !leak Pieek. WI I I 3 per R. Oes. am.. kit I 3 per 03. SAL Aim 11, 4pa 014. 971 3 pa OlOca. Aawk. NI 161616613 mt MIK I. to Us. OAZ lON FU N 1333. 6 pig Oi. Aminsa Deeds. 41 38 3 OL 1131 4. Boods. SI et trrre=l ll6 l .l ll I* 1 1 , cPasath„.: re so la.. a H : pie & game t ok II .* C. ostavel DI & lii 4 pit 01. Orme Amy cisn. I a = feenVi ‘l 4 , = IC Oeiroblea_ liquadier 16/3 31 a et Ileinia • 1 0 33 7 4 per Ci. Duel& 1043., 31 ; M haft* Ma., i 26 p.r Cl. Dyads 1.13., le I pf, ox. V.soula 3143.. 34_#.1 i pier a. aim ans..llll Vosmods Weal 1363..131 711 I Bei - bis;ft — W, - 41 - 11; 1 &Mot I,ll . lmAse ... De. 111 Prehrissing. Maw Belyboad _ _ _ . - ..a - irif.. - g iiim:::i Do. (SIB &k H.) ... Do.(111.104.) p. Ct. Pref. gastern Cousdos Do. Now Prof d p. a.... Do. Rat" • p. Ct.,. No. I Do. do. No.l Do. K. Is S. 4 rov Ct ii67 — aor iaslera Unfas,, we • elan B. sad cute,: Sod us. : . =. p. as.) 1;.7..: 1 Du New i dares ...... Bawl Useolsebire ... ae4olwrr. . I liz Ed riterreeili. le Dwelt. Wier eel Suess* ... Opel lieelbees 1 De.ediares,A,Dairrii 1 De.ieb pe eree. B, Sp. R. i DIN le Ore. Peet.— 01.11wielLeed Weal. (Ire.) Nieth et fieglsee... De. New, See .. . . Do. New, LSO ... ... De. New, All „. .. Gnat Winters... ... .. De. Amos Do. ... fie.l;;;Sti . Sal art Selby... ... Warder feel taososhire sad Yorkshire Do. 63. ILB.lklt. De. De.Ttilnis ..„ na i4;;Tr.. - e Do. Liverpool and Bury Do. West Riding Union Do. Preston sod Wye, Do. a snares (4) Lends and Bradford.— ... (Trod; ioci Do. Do. Prot • E ..(. N0.2 .1MCN0.1 m._ «o.s~ Lnixtuts aad Black wall - Lan., Mignon; h &Coast De. new gua. a p.Ct. Do. guaranteed S p. R. Late Croydeanirde.. Do. PreL I per Cost. Do.Ccent. p.C1..1633 Wades sad OTINSWIIIII London a Ntoetto.ViSOtant Do. do. !4.w photos... Do. 15.7.1r070.,1Ciar1i.(e Lamlow • flosile-Weeteve Do. New. 130 Ds. New, C4O Do. New Premium Loweetort Guar.! per Osat. KWh, Buz.,aw3fattoek Fief.,lltyne.oleeb Dal awns, No. 2 ... Do. Yes. No. ... Do, ow SID Prof. ... Do., d Orost Urunoby Da dw Do. ew.L sod Llooolis... Do. Grimsby Do& .. Do. Limas Unica ... - Do. ASO awe. TX; Day.. Do. Coma B. & B. 60. Do.ErewsobValloyrrof. Illowesoilo sad 11 Do. Noy /SO po.tesl D - 7.t. North British ... Do. " m. lor7cresii North Staffordshire O NowL,O •ford, Won., as Waiver.' sad Itairoto Itoywon sad ROAM ...I *MIA Central ... deotUah Mu:l4od Are it Ulm, Owe • Do, Now Osweat•wa... i •bwwwbury_ Cbrau• re it :: NA.) II Do. Om/to I Ds. Now... Do. S Orel. St Union „.. Se Dam ... U I Do. Prolsteelo kt/ *sib otallbrdatlze... Wilma imam 33i Do. N 0.3 eV Ds. No. 5... IS Do. 'fik. 4 logatorod 43 Ansa Wales . . IS K tart. Doo., .13 Ist .....4 - ;tiord, TlOUtirtt;m7;;.l I Goals, N. Da. pus. 3 p.Ct. Pr aterteql soel li, llama,. iear Vollayl p. Cdo. t. goo.) Do. do. Wilts, Boatorese, !Meru. I Torigleoweeedelli Berwick' Do.ltacl TorkiliNswes.) De.O.N.LPuraor Prof Toot sad North MidlashL. FOAMS L wayL Assi?4tal, (st• Boologme awl AMWAY .l (Mitre/ rraes• (V. 4 ...) 4f db. 6 71 es.diT. II 121 6 31 die t caL Do. Great Indian rfla;als ...I is. Do. do. .21 2 Madrid and Valentin ... Nbillifarr Uele ...1 le 07..rthurs of rvana• 7 °Mar and tiordianz 20 Faris mid Orleans 20 Paris and Boer ... 12 Pads mad dtrusteurg .. 1 20 Mesa sad Ham in Sambre end Wen 111 Thom sad N• 110118 4 r III iel au:. 7i 7 clla. 7 74 2 31 II die. 34 30 32 ex di 6 dis 4 LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22. thwat-Excweews The market to-day wee aimed ingly stiff; prince slightly declined in the Ramie& but repined the for toyer& the close In other roped* the market was dull. Zest Landsatlre. la—Orrsit Western, 112—laneeshire and Yorkshire VIM shares). 15. k. (*LOS 4.—Ditto S• Mod. and Met), 2 41 DIM (111th shares, W. R. U.), el n.—Loodes end Maul. Weston, 100—Ditto (new shone), as. Id. P — Midland 241 d. NANCHINTIIR, 1.6. 22. Nrcort-BhhothNam —The market Woo Tory isortivo, and prim wore lower to 'lvory drooriptie• of stook noopt London amel North Wooters, in which they wore rho lt the moo a yoNtorday. BIRMINGBAII, Fob. 22. &rotru-lioriusam—The market was dull anis to-day. North fitalbrds were Mg (noted at 101 dia. ; diunwebary and Bir mingham A'. wear done a AL ea. H. dim ; ditto Irs at AL 10a. id. dis.; W Anti *tam& at 31 darn. LaSioN. 1.6. 22. 44400N-RIONAMOIL—Tke sparked this stoning his seas AO* *ma* avid Salle Y amain araotmt Of booboo ha lees dam Ilse rano trare—grars Narttrin Pratt/mar, 10f ;Wart Akita. Oaks, id Elk ; Itatansiatan Na. 3. I•• ; Musk Sib! slow. No. s Thralit Nalandana. No. I, dia. radistnaks c= t itgi breme dladtaid, liathataa and Goo* VI; York and North 4 dia. ; Tark and Loth Midland, lik YORK, Feb. 22. STOCK EXCVAIIOB.—Orvat 141.wthent, 6/ ; North Resters Preknase, 14; York and North Ylied lei. : 4 e t pa i IS 27 as. r • gds. 7 91 1 7 1 U $1 die. 'I 1I 1 I 7k 71 II I pm. f 1 I IFa pm $4 60 6 4 pos. 4 1 15 2 i 4 I at 4 4/ 105 264 1' 117 26 Idls 11 dis 2 1 If dis lul 101 27 29 973 330 ei. dh. 60 6 11 2 pm. „ 37 9 pm „ Hi 30 661 „ 61i 62e 30 31 is ii 12 *2l 7f 7 dls. 9$ 109 49 40 - lie ii pm. SO 32 pu i pak 32 4$ dia. 26 24 dis. 13 D 418. 7; 7i die. 10 91 did. 21 2i pm 7 64 dia. 42 43 - 6 rits. 97 99 ex div 6 9 i ii aim. 4 Wet tills i i pos IS si io f 102 231 1 106 r 109 I I 21 1 6 641 651 18 16 dls. IS 13 do. 16 171 pa. 1 41 1 44 tbs. 61 74 4 44 11 1 7 7/ 7 9 3 3! If 4 4 1 6 , 3 31 4L. 411 411 91 241 19 20 121 128 28 30 14 13 dis IS 19 41 1* 10 101 5 6 2* 2 ex.l. 1 1 3 Pa. II I WA. 91 IN 16* 16 It I fr.". S} ?I dia. eat.. 1 I pm. 5 11 die. 4 3 dia. 19 10 dl. 1 die 14 t 5 58i! dls. 7 i _i 1: i ri dk. 44 6 U 14 Ws 44 44 do. 1 4 as. I i 1111 6. 1 11 31 P1 I 101 416 St di& 18 18t 4j SI dia. 'lli '37 loi 11 37 33 37 :9 614 60 $O7 614 674 _ ... • But Anglian But Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk %WWII Union !tuber& and Toni. 739 2,639 13,287 1,849 2,378 urror N garraa-nnow tromoraini Great om B. Linootask Great Southern anrWeaterMl) l Great Western* Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds and Think Liverpool,Croehy, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwell London, Brighton, and 8. Cow London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen lianchester, Sluff., & Lincoln Midland *Maud GreatWestern.W Monklands Newcastle and Carlisle North British .... North Stafford hire Scottish Central Scottish re idland Shrewsbury and Cheater Shropshire Union South Devon 'South Eastern Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whitehavt n Junction York, Newcastle , Berwick 1,60 2,88 i 3 336 3,616 17,670 12,693 1,746 3,176 10,887 10,827 219 609 72 , 76 36,713 1 38,003 619: 699 6,756 6,427 7,472 7,210 119 121 3,1121 4,564 19,319'19,641 1,065 904 796 - 1,730 1,879 2,312 3.881 - 4,188 879 1,123 256 369 1,374 1,242 - 366 1,320, 1,610 6,5061 7,608 1,7581 1,511 6681 722 2931 - 216 j 275 - j 202 10,985;12,293 2901 266 York . and North' islialLisi... • -. 8:307 - 5,930 FORIIION. j 4 Amiens and Boulogne 1,531: 1,070 A Dkppe . 4151 570 Dutch Rhenish 711 714 filontersan and Troyes 211 211 Northern of France 12,887 15,450 1076 1074 Orleans to Bourget (Ces.t.) • 2,081 2,364 72 72 Orleans to B rdtaux 82 82 Paris and Orleans 85 85 Paris and Rouen 594. 594 Rouen and Havre • The receipts in 1849 include the traffic on the Er stol sad Exet4r those of 1850 are exclusive of it. LIVIkPOOL ♦ND Leans.—A return of Bs. 6i. per 'bare is to be divided mono the proprietors in toil concern, who have wound up its affairs =nig themselves. MINES. (From the Mining Journal.) The mining share market still continues firm, with an active inquiry for leading mines, several of which have advanced contidtrably during the past week, with an insufficient supply, WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. LANI, SATURDAY MORNING. Th. re has again been considerable heaviness in theecolo nisi markets, and prices have in moat instances been unsatis factory to the importers. The quintity of Sugar offered at auction has been rather larger tnan last week, acd although a considerable portion Mu been bought to, previous rates have not been maintained. Coffee has been nearly neglected ; very little has been brought to sale, and privately scarcely any transactions have occurred ; for native Ceylon, the nearest quotation is 60s. to 61s. ; bat shout .500 bags have chs-gred hands to day for cash, at 695. 61. per cwt. Black Pepper has further declined about Id. per lb. The canto of Cassia, ex Grimy, and some other parcels, have realised steady rate,. Nutmegs and Mace have advanced 24. per lb. The Tea sales toek place en Wednesday and Thurs day. The quantity offered was 19,000 packages, and the amount sold 5,000 package/. In prices there was scarcely any alteration. Privately there have been several transac tions ia Congous, ranging from Ild. to Is. 24. pet lb. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is little business going lirwsrd in this market to day at the rates following : Petersburg T. C. on the spot, 365. 6d ; February and March, 365. 3.1. ; October to December, 38s. to 375. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.—THIS DAY. Meeere.Cooper and Davis report a full and heavy market. Quotations ars :—Primo Meadow Hay, 651. to 72t.; info- nor ditto, 55. to nOs.; Romeo, SO.. to 60a.; Clover, 60.. to SOL ; Straw, 245. to 27.. W.—THIS DAY. At many kiads of Frail are paiees: Alotoode, per peek, be , weir Weloute, per 100, 1 11 Ida to per blab., Ilk to tie Filberts, per 1000 s., 60. to 010 Nuts, Bar., p. bleb., 90e to 224 rarA p. bush., 12. to IGa Kent Coke, Om to 73e per 100 lbs. 'ABLE.; per bun., 4d to 6d Bpint. , per eiere, Se to it Onions, per bushel, 2s to 34 ad Spun/44 p, dos, la tid to 4s Shallots, per lb., 4d told Garlic, per lb., 4d. to 3d Lettuce, Cab., p. more, fd told Endive, per more, Is 3d to 4s Mte•hrooms, per pot., 9d to Is 3d Small Sa'.ada, p. pan., 24 to 3d Pennel, pet bunch, 21 to ad Savory, per bunch, 2d to 3d Thyme, per bunch, 2d to 3d Pantey. p. doz. bun., Ss to 3s Room, per bdis., Is. to Marjoram, per boo* Sd Mist. per burret, 9d to Is Waterers& pee dos. Sersleo; Sd te 9d Coro Salad, per hL Mere, Al to ls 143 18$& 230 124 470 64 1714 239 1614 489 661 103 074 4:4 CT Is 4 14 111 9i ez die 1 104 211 1711 i COVENT-GARDE Vegetable are plentiful, he wares. The following are the FRU 9s to 9s . r r _. Gropes, , Portug.d, per lb., 9d to Is Pears, per doz., dr to 10s Apples, kitchen, p. bush., 4s to Is Lemons, per dos., Is W per 100, ro tole Oranges, per doz., 9d. to Is 64 per 100, U. to 17& VEGET. French Beans, nee 100, 2s &I Da 34 Sealude. per punnet, ls to ft Asparagus, per bundle, is Od to 6s Rhubarb, p. bun !le, 6.1 to Is Par..es, per doz., 64 to 94 Canlitiowers, per dos., Is to 4s Broccoh, p. dos. bona, %to 12s Greens, per dos.. 2s to 31 Brussels Sprouts, per half sieve, Is 64 to 2s Porrel, per half sieve, 11 to is Potatoes, per ton, 60. to 120 e per eget ,Ss to ts per bush., b6d to Ss ad Turnips, per doe.ben.,ls 6d to 2a 6d Red Beet, on doz., 9d to Is Horse Radish, per bdt, Is to 40 cuenenbers, eseb, 3e to 3s per bunch. Id to ij4 Celery, per bundle, 54 to 1. 64 REPEAL OF THE WINDOW DUTIES.—Last evening a public meeting of the rate-payers of Marylebone took piece at the Literary Institution, for the peep** of peti ' Boning parliament for • total and immediate repeal of the window duties. The chair was taken by Sir Junes John Hamilton, Bart. The meeting was addressed by Mr. Mckinnon, M P., Lord Dudley Stusrt. Sir Benjamin Ha% Mr. J. Williams, and other gentlemen. The petition was directed to be placed in the hands if the borough members f, r presen tation. DISTURBANCES AMONGST THE FARM LABOURERS iN Wit:rt.—Within the last three or four days considerable excitement has prevailed in that portion of the county adja cent to West Lavington, in consequence of a numerous body of egricultural labourers having " struck " from work, and tbreatseirg serious disturbances. A reduction of wages appears to have been the cause of the outbreak. In the course of last Saturday most of the principal farmers in the neigbbourh.od intimated their intention of reducing the wages of their labourers from 7s. to 6s. • weak. The men had previously got • hint of the contemplated reduction, and a number of them waited upon the steward o f L or d Churchill (the owner of the principal farms in the parish), with a view of inducing him to intercede in tt eft behalf. This led to no beneficial re , ult ; and the men find ing that their masters were determined on reducing them to Os., about 150 of them assembled early on Monday morn ing in front of the house of Mr. Spencer, a large farmer, and stopped ono, horses, and agricultural implements proceeding to work by that load. Having persuaded other lah.:urere to join them, they went round to all the farms, and completely stopped all operations. They took horses from plough., opened sheep pens, and prevented all labour being pro ceeded with. No oppoeition being offered them, they put sued the same course throughout the day, visiting every farm in the vicinity and .forcing off the labourers who were at work. Oa the following day some of them returned to work, but it being reported that warrants were out for the ring. leaders, more Wan one hundred of the mon formed themselves into a band and paraded the streets with staves' then sought, The asaistante of tts constabulary was Captain Meredith, with a strong force, arrived and remelted aid on duty in the %Map during the night. The nee had returned to ,heir homer, and something like order wea restored on Wednesday. On Thursday, however, there wea a renewal of the excitement. A man named Kite who bad taken an active part in the a ff air, was brought before the assist:at^ of this town, and conveyed to prison. He had not been beg in custody, before a large body of his fellow labourers, armed with sticks, came into the town, for the purpose of tescuing him, but were wattle to do so. 7e az di, 691 1,949 18,362 1,201 9,1331 I_ 1 .5$ AO 11li 6 1 • 4 41 li 21 21 ex. Int 3 2 4 I 18 $ i & U 4 IS 141 1 11 171 I 6