The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-08 00:00:00

,ice. - . 0 ,- / a e, 6I G-v ~ ~ , , , e f- -i- 11, • c•Lt . .4..--L - 7?1 - 7--- % 7- ''../r4Sw.4O , . LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1850. No. 078.1 'MIGRATION. THE ILLUSTRATED LON DON NEWS et TO.NORROW, Pelt. 9, toslehrt the kliwatag spiewid Es. Trees et eit Tarte (two Tlewe)— s liww= do l V " st Nuestket ot Ems*. ries lsess Is Item tbe &Web belkelis• SEMENew The l =fies" NEM by F. ChtedalL MEW% aim? If 7. Cessw6M—Padimmatery Portrait, Neebbeis7o9wlss et Age et the am A. E. Versos (two Malreitme) -Theeblest Perlanwiese el Ellaileer OWN -Nsetebto to beim! : Mane et Kinard -Orem Nes Is LembeilL es Wachs le (thwe vletee)—Otest Oentral Railway Dye% Itlfeldipat,l3.9. With SUPPLEMENT pads, sad all the neve et the vest oa•—lM, ersad.—Rtes , poster beet DEW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. (THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. THE FIRE IN LAMBETH. THIS DAY, Two o'Cume. In the market for railway shares there is no altera tion from yesterday ; the market csutinnes dull, with very few transactions going forward. Business was last done in Caledonians at 11 a ; Great Westerns, at 68; North Westerns, at 115;; South Fastens, at 191. The foreign share market is all dull, and without change. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. 11 4 UsTRALIAN LINE of PACKET *I, gibe.—"r l l74 " °IT" ' mu* t e • n hthit, South Avolooloh Via Di e s '' s trod, he ~, . 1 „ no% TO AVSTRALIA.—To eilbitlit• loolbsobblie ria ralt ' '.4 , 0 the Australian Monies, via, Adelobble Past sod If r... I • it ., :„...4 ow...We oral airalatuot kb It INN& .."1 7.; II) pef WI (Mludiar prorisbe), lb. bet 1 ;:,,I bo i ,e of oryerior best dam slip of krgo Wow kr Ilio "" L. ~......ohdiaa of piostuomo. Theo iamb arE bo sae. 1.1 ‘• ,S - i n tie haywire of her Majoitylo rodpotko day bilk ast ~. ?k i n & •Itsifil. Stump, aro, mid w ill be ilmbldni so " ''' • sest rats ,vbd sod trostberserseiltibm)t o., . kr irtfidi Melia iN u .' ir tt be rwrs. llse Week drabs of ke•• "MAW lkif• P 1 T' r *„.....01 NOW, sod stodlatal ; orl Wog OM ebb wary :n om ' ` r, to tookiri tbo asakelmob, wMtl. balk. lad . • .%...4 of Al. tbry Abed mot floskoblo tot So ob. ' ,,....100n oi • looked 111mIllf fi sea nay yobs . TA, stove awl proviolsose aro suppled la mottkaeo vilb .-., .„. 7, ~,,...1.• atol me at kr bout quktioe, orb It A urn sone ~,-. , e , rs, rod appeased of belbre shipmet by prioransut ion -,..- - . no, fse the spoil purse. - .11 „r,..4llteired asid wad by tboolarbk krriffrik• ram. w . „ .. ... o.ry quailed tad eaprekote4 wpm; no skim ling ~ , .ree- kW weedieal atterfAmer sr solismr. Mild ameisim ,-; • ....: the sled. hi motatiMM ebb the eavirsialerve ea* e,;. 1 n board these Okla ,, sal bard prottlioniy, al illrostol by ~.. ;mos.& The Joys of tkpartoso aro ass le uol 13Ib of ask Ilk ..,,,,t n..•n..•lmago, awl ko old 37th from Plymooks lass., itr 1ett,.....100 tkok. r a ....r. i Wont eau readily rat. 11t , s itor of dip_ at My- small roet rot, by the Belia.t, MN* Mg Omsk ANA p.p..... knd hire may ariatmor Tendered them se kir arrkel at y .....ge t. Harshen god Unites scent them. Tbspoolips baring ~,,,.... ..I We I 4 .mitesd poop, oiler unusual!, poi opportunities le re 0...!.... r Ibis perimpurs, wtto will be isappkil slat proshima ~., ...as her 4. ek) of the Wit quality, art la ample quantity. The ,Y...... st, .-y trine nest me t eors, assi mobilo aseanling to the i n ........ 14.11 requited. lutemediste perrawr. an Wiwi at • 'p&p. a re, , the sesfe of pewhiso• lmtg most Wirral. sal tbo WO" art ostler strampausais ft_ or eiummalbli b i le d le i Irv. miptbsa. Fa isms armpit fir paw wog. if thr kip siosf looker, dikaryoklik mud heart balamatlas, apply e tbe eirsiensuner. sitio an aysokraly koffskikell • ••••••• of ...pert. r thst-clas. stops ( leglahr buds e) m rash of tho Amtrak+ f lasks. Von IMewee's Ira, kr, ski .be also tan imp .f Pub n reliefs el let (Pr/ Siff tar slitpuest„ honed*, the tom by On • ,est M elir s i ALL asooslasso A mil MUDGE, 144 Ifirevrialswit. Lefts. M)ON ASSURANCE 0011,0 RATION, ralobbeed drew b rel.' at law the The. br LIFE, nix. dog 4116 INSUIINCI4. Own.: 7, EZAWOOD. COMM. NIAII, Re- ar row et tin Llk art dstrig ili Zt r aft saw sw Mks toe as pre - fwd. __ _ an ailed as • beaus to po r paid is mak we applied la staMement of thesauri premium& MI Wanly at partsienbip A • ipml•• Is groats r r t.wasiiir out eh, Malbd grorpa are liberally treated. I to: INSV•ANCE cm every daaariptiss sf property •t =dente VaRINE I NSVRANCE M th• Imam premiums. Mt co persosil et wines apperitea. JOHN lAVILLNCI, Ni 7. UN! Aik. t. co P ch . / . .4 Ocerpe Ilw : . e. MARINE 4C. ..; i, - Royal Rao no pi =of na : Sr 1 4 1- 8 E D lisirer,.l,r, at CHARTER • . It t i 3• 1. , i .I , t es..opt frm all tiab4ll A 1r n .ed tat! withertj!rt!ipatirT, , f : t- . : t • )1 ' \ f A : • --‘ ( I r I ITRE GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE, 1. ONI ITT, oul ENDOWWIT ASSOCIATION, p ,parot for ANIVAIMX. salsolsarri so the experience . Urn. ntwurn m.! It - MIMI& it‘lt* To .%ft.rtat &MS p Lys 4 I 2213 • I A - 7 • I 84111 .o.„,put.b.e sad C:111113 stemosi orrien P. .17/004 lbs. I)EILSONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either j. •or o•tt of trade. limy ItEALISI • MODERATE LNCOME • - cer.ouloptiso.—For foil . FcuLors • ‘,• loiter. to the EAST t EA COM tlureityard, City. P "' i~4I)IATING sod REGISTER STOVES.— CraToN -4 or Beelater and other P •r• . • errs rsrier. evert brre.iy of de.nrn, and eaqamite work . , . h. m II am.r.rom errs at from 30a. to 7 nines. to . • P `I r r. 4 rem VIP. to e anew, nitetber with Sylved. . •.• • r h ar.h Sore., IP the I,nimit ni the . • . • . .:.• otich rnor • na. selection of Tender., ' . .. wn are rorom•.d to lemma it. TM ammey r •l• r...re artd out appr.,ved of. (Waitrons% with en. c - i• rr RIPPON sad BURTON, n, os t • .-••••••. rt. Ne.m.sit-rtro.t, and No. I, Newinasolnea 1.• . . 1.2 a. 1 AI A 4- tf all SORTS and PATITRNS.—The a. , el .krat anortnocat of I'ALMERI4 MAO r I. ISI.Lt 7:"li.a; rampb 4 nr, Arend, and Solar VA. :Ann napmventota, and of the newest and . • . orrao:o. bobrolan and plain pima, of a. • .1. 2.4. art. Y. at WILLLa3I . S.. BURTON'S(iatt n'. 390 nit Id-sweet, of Newman-street. sad • wet. shire .If the vessesabl. novelties are now .a.is in very great newly. P r's patent Coedits 1,...,74. per its; Easrlinh'eCerepluas, Is sealed sass rs. e.*. The Monty netersed tor every article ' I it :sieves with engraving, seat (per • yiw-.1 s.s. I.I . ACA UMBRELLAS. ,t 1... th in die riot and war, of Woo robroilos. 'flyer* net by tie we and entwine, el the Wt • I week I* Willi' sal, by the very sr= . • b tr.:owed urns it. Tbey may be to the tutted likerhasa. twee lee. M. W. • • • I I:. lin. keienbetzed ; W Feebetnet ; 11, anyal AI I , 1 1S I t.I2()RS, St o p. an d Panto for 11,. .01 • l'air or Razors, IP.; strop, •-•. . liv r../ .r• sr-rr..r.tt,l, or rachaarsl it not lip : • . sad .t.mi int paiulul ant dttAcult will de well to . . wr.• tupt Mishi ha. been erolipeatly Pus •: 0 •ir •hiraig as espy operation. Superior Phasing • • ••••1:..0d every article of first-rate quality kw the • • • . -1/, nut bey say Ptrop a genuine lank,* Meebls v.pre brim; to many ciatuiterfett... Elegant come . , host 24. tu It; puma& Ivory handled aril . • .Elll and OESEItAL IIEALTH.—It • • s..d, the state of the Teeth depends greatly upon • ' • ' k 'day i.e.:tit. and the state of the Wally health i•y u.nr. the ‘tste of the Teeth. the lionoropathic inheatesiasi doses in all caws of weakness and net. • ••. v c . d.o.M the right one, as nature Y not then over . • ' ge 1. The United Dentists' Tooth Powder, carries •.• enasot 'strut, os some of the most strengthening • '• • .• Vesta Neches are contained in P, and a small enalaniy absorbed every day, not only strengthens tha 'thole systral. It likewise thoroughly cleanses • • 41,..had,y of Inu•iej the tartar, purifies tits breath, • rt-aft tareetion, asd scare arty in both math and and lig and IPA, Bishopegates j• , :. e. NEW WUKKI. N J II Y " 'of LIFE. • " rosiertel ate at time." • h ' - 'an -aping sad MOLIMIT Mandan—Kam , , beelaa—The Pub.% Law% r•rro•ts, , • aral "fir Amos —Country Trip, and i., ••, .Irarkra at X t—Evaulap at Harae--$1 tale '-e-w, sup LAVA/is, Mr, Meet, &co '• 1 cai the MeIt:NTAISIL 2 vele. Is. taeb ; by post, % % .t t., Ho I . 4 kes—•kelda 0 Idlatiorrik. be. "A 1- :" 4 t•th•no7-ISemlialmagem at Lndelia, he. n ':iil 7,7 '. 4 .;4:14ui, Z PZ Ittin. 1 •.. roe het rea end to Nu mom erj rum" _'• • • iner every WWI MO Ma et.rei .. am mist i muzy '• . 0 .. boa It awl estieobled Slot lorinsit the •• •I , owe m piercer, MM E t a ad ___,_.,_ ~.• 161111. • .'.. tehre and twe e Sue the diet siad physkii ........• 1 :I. rotrree-t.r-rnv Mean, Se, CorahM ; nervall'N rc;~`Yawl hos the author, le, Argelkkaraa, a , .., ~.., . Friz. - .4... 11 a ••••,--...? ." ~.. 4 - 1 " . - --- 4 - 0 i..;;;; ..:.., - At .. • _ ARLOW'S NEW IN- - 17. *, .. e ., TINTED SELF-AMINO BYPIION AP. ItLQUIRE.4 NO Tk-WI-PEC; '! '. ; Ift Al !Nemeth ale. boar, elder, er of liquor, I ' f . ~._ .t bowl belarealld Ith er meld so ethetually that *eked pith sksil he drawn as good m ... A - v .. , 41 .J _ 0 3. _„, 77. - r 1 - 1 If __ -- N.___------ r i o the first; warranted to repay it goat In 1 two casks of ale; price 4*. Gil., or sent teem •o any ;wet of Lagland (U two are taxon) at 50. ad. e.ch. r The alum entharing will explain Its anion.anion.When the loom key la fitted en . . th e top es the plug i' (which has a bow e q . . & ... panne the aar.tutaa II), Panicles% air rushes through it ludo the task to mum the lams , to run ni lively; when toe tap is turned off no mere ale eon ether. IieJAMES MASLOW, 14, king Willi am . ~,,,.. . .. .... abhatiol 1420. NAL—None are genuine • •. ..•11 lie ballie 'tilt' addre• a. ~ ' '•,.'• a or ar method of tapping casks, warranted In 1%,,., 1, ; 1 -. t. and .unpho. wbolesale and retail bi- NEW . -AY witAPPY.Ith (to supersede the lathe *method 1 4. . • , .J.• i.. per whet. The trok supuli. i COLCHESTER ELECTION. THE NOMINATIONS. SHOW OF HANDS IN FAVOUR OF FREE TRADE. The nomination of s bargees to represent Col ebestsr, is plum of Sir Omer Hany Smyth, But, took place yesterday. As hawses esemencie of persons occupied the seem la heat of the bestial.; but, beyond some rather ashy empremiem of dewiest when protectionist doctrines were muselated, their eoaiam was of the meat orderly and peaceable eleseriptioa. Giotto, ROUND, Erg. (banker), and W. W. HAWLIIIII, Req. (timber Iserot ase). this reepeetively proposed and 'a cceded Lard Jola Mauling as aSt and proper peon to vernt the borough, ;5 wbkli— relaux 'sower, . (silk demister), sad W. B. Hamm., Beg. (barrister amelaateel George Wiegrers Cooke, as the liberal ceadidate. Lord Jona MAMMY first presumed himself, lad was meshed with slit, groom, sad partial seeming. He ad. ' weed te the he the sweat. lbs pi" iihmusda before L is tr Cooke mad Free Trade,"] he said, dkithemly told the Heston what was the Wile now at stoke. The struggle apes which they were sow tateriag was simply th is the labour of this country to be sub )ected to hee competition with the labour of other countries ? (" Yes, yes," and " No, no.") Having eularged epos the evils of tree trade to the country generally, the noble lord claimed the surracee of the electors of Cvlchester, that he might to the best of his ability uphold that great and glori ous phalanx which at no distant day would bring back to the industrilus classes of England that protection under which this country had 60 loop flourished. Several questioas were afterwards put to Ws lordship as to his supposed " Ronstainiag and Putspit• view. t" is reply to which he admitted that he had on a former occasion supported the grant to Maynooth ; but pledged himself in future to oprose any attempt" for extending the political power of the church of Ross in this country, or its depen dencies; or any measure seeking to alter the doctrines or discipline of the church of England—d clarations which were loudly cheered by the sonservative party. Mr. Coosa, who set with a very flattering reee r tion from the crowd, said he did not appear before them from any mo tive of personal ambition—tor he most unfeidncelly regretted that they had not on this occasion some great name—some man known to the people —some great leader in the political world to fight this battle for them. (Cheers) It was only when he found that others bad declared to do 83 that he most reluctantly cam* forward to inscribe his bumble name upon the banner of " free trade." (Chien. ) At the conclusion of the hon. candidate's address, the Mayor called fur a show of bands, which being about six to one in favour of Mr. Cooke, a poll was demanded on behalf of Lord Manners, alter which the assembly dispersed. THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. MANCHESTER, FL B. T. Our market for manufactures continues heavy, and operations unconnected with esiatis contracts are few, and by so means considerable in amount. The eottr. specula tion, and the high prices to veltiA it has carried toe raw material, render manu'acturen not previously supplied un. able to come into the millet is lair eompe:ition with meny others who had the foresight to lay in heavy stocke before. hand, whilst merchants and commiseion agerts alike hesitate to exceed present arrangements more than can be avoided, under the conviction that at the present rate of conaump ion, and with the probable amount of crop to come forward from the United States, the speculative bubble must bunt. Tux ROYAL THAMES YACHT CECIL—The nut' monthly meeting of this dietinguished club, was held on We !nesday evening, at the Pi: zza Hotel, Covent Garden ; Lord Alfred Pert, the commodore, presiding. The motion as to the app.intenent of a vice commodore, iu the room of Capt. Birwell, wham reaigaatioa was much regretted by the club, came under consideration, when, after several encomiums weed by Lodi Al'red and Clare ace Paget, Mr. Tatham, and others, upon Mr. B. Green, the well knows extensive ship-owner, who was stated to pashas the fi beet fleet of merchantmen in the world, that gehtlernan wee usanimeusly elected vice commodore ; and Lord Clarence Paget, and two otter gentlemen, were selected be the commodore to wai; up ,o Mr. Green, and re go. It his acceptant:sof tlee office. Tao annual ball is announced for the 14th inst. THE HEREFORD COV,IFT MELTING DISSOLVED By THI Clotlmatt.—The free-traders took precautions to give the pro•ectionista • Warm reception at the meeting appointed to be held in the County Hall, liereford, on Wednesday. At an early period of the mooning • band of music paraded the sties a, accompanied by al:rip loaf, and another of dint :dive size, fringed with block crepe. Placards inscribed " No bread tax," sad an address to the farmsre, urging them not to be bamboozled sad befooled, were Filitli tifully distributed. the lumen were not behind. They bad • large poster, heeded, " Justice 1 justice ." Tbe crowd maids the doors of the Shire-ball was Pc end numerous. The mo.i sot an entrance to the great hell was effected the rush was tremendous, and every available swe was immediately crowded. The chair wee filled by Under-sheriff, Mr. Barneby, of Worcester, in the absence of the High .sheriff. Letters of apology and explana tion were reed from Reel Some,, Mr. Corne wall L-wis, P., Colonel Clifford, M.P., Etr. R. F. W. Pros. set M.P., and others. The chairman ezplaised the objects of the meeting, and asked for • patient hearing for every gentleman who might have to ad tress them.—Mr. Stokes, of Weston, near Ross, roes to move the first resold tine, and kis appearance gave cones for a shout t f whistling, yell., sad hootings, which rendered the speaks r's attempt only • gesticulate ry exhibition. The row continued for tome time, .nd at length Sir Robert Price, Bert., M.P. for the city, Izieought • lair bearing for the protection ist.. Bat even Sir Robert's bland sails failed to elect the purpose, sad fur near., an hour this automatic show wee kept up with eccasional gghtlan and skirmishing'. A fair bearing wee found to be en inspo.sibility, seeing which the Under Sheriff at length dissolved the metier ' an the midst of tumultuous cheer, from the crowd. Sir Robert Price attended fur the purpose of moving an amenden .rat, sad if the business had been suf fered to base roe on, the hon. baronet would certainly have carries, his minion by a proportionate majority of 1,000 to 600. Outside the court house some very ugly blows were stunk. PROTECTIONIST MEETING AT WAKEI'IELD.—A protectionist it math was held is the 1111610 Saloon, Wake d:ld, at noon on Widens lay lut. As this is a great mar ket for cora it was expected that a strong demonstration would be made, but the meeting was a miserable failure. At • quarter peat twelve o'clock only about thirty people were present, and by one t.i'clock something over a hundred persons cot together, oncoming of shop-keepers resident in Wakefield, • number of cattle dealers, attending the cattle fair, and • few tenant farmers. Mr. Johnson. a farmer of Chevett, occupied the chair. and resolotiose is favour of protection, moved hy Colonel Tempest, of Tong-hall ; Mr. Searle, a draper, of Wakefield ; Mr. Miekletiwate, editor of • try newspaper; and other gentlemen. were pat in the Ilffitalt , i•• only, and declared to be carried. Petitions to both hou.es of parliament founded on the roe ,lutions were also agreed to, of er the meeting separated. It a pr. tty clear, after the effort. made to give the meeting effect, and the miserable attend ance, that is the Wen A.ding protectionist agitation is a dead letter. TUB GREAT FIRE AT ASBW ELL, HERTS.—ADDI TIOSIAL PAiniccoasa.—Brit,— I read with 'such interest the account of the dreadful fire which occurred in the popu lous village of Aettwell, near Royston, on Saturday night. Allow se to offer you a 1 w odditioual particulars. The fire commenced at Mr. John Weetrop's barn, a board, it appeared, leaving bees loosened to throw in some combus tible matter. In a few minutes it ran right and left to the extent of a quarter of a wile, committing dreadful devasta tion, totally t misusing six large farms, several sma.l hold. ings, about 30 houses and centavo, the independent meeting and minister's house, and ',early one aide of the main street, thereby depriving nearly 200 persons of their dwellings end manyofeveryarticlethey pomemed. Two powerful eogi nes from Hitchio, one from Baldock, and an excellent one from Royston, were on the spot, hut, from the very high state of the wind, the fire increased toast* an alarming extent that nothing but pulling down the adjoining buildings could arrest its progress. The meeting house, being a brick and slated builling, a goo/ deal of furniture was removed there for greater safety; but the heat con became so in tense that it bunt in the windows, and consumed every article it contained. The damage is not considered over estimated at 40,0001. to 60,000 l.; 20,0001. to 26,0004 is, it is said, insured is the Phalanx dine. The farmers were fortunate ' enough, with assistance, to drive off the principal part of their live stock before the Are made meets head, otherwise the loss would have been very mach greater. Mr. Westrnp's barn wee attempted to be fired a sheet time beck, but failed to ignite. What makes this canetrophe more remarkable Is, the labourers are receiving 9s , 10a, end in some humerus lie, a woes, no able-bodied mos being in the union, Mr. Weatrop's servants have all bees with him a long time, and muter and men are upon good Mum with each other.- 1 am, dr, years, Ike., A. Swaim It was not until was yesterday that this Am was finally sahised. TM east side el °Whiked-skeet, Yeriproad, is almost wholly ocenried by the allonsive nage of workshops and asaufactary beingiag to Mesas. Grkeell ad Pete, the 'minuet buil ders. Oa eke opposite side of &entree steads (or rather steed) tie timber yard and saw-mills of Mr. Myers. • buildiag eostracter hi a large way et business, sad the an manufactory of Kr. Reajamia Nickell and Co. Until within the last two years the premiers la the occupation of Mr. Myers were part of the nesaufactory of Waifs. Gruel and Pete, and a east.lron bridge was thrown woes the street to mined the two plasm together. In Guildford street it was, sad fa the mains of Mr. Myers, as it is sap posed, that the fire originated. Mr. Myers had • My yard, filled with timber, building matemials, sad ter's work of all kinds. occupying the spin tmmeMat ly be hind his own praises rid the ladle tubber meashic tory of Meson. Nickell, extending nark mad south be tween the homes of • patios of the York sad Belvedere roads; and It was la the back part of the thabsr-yard of Mr. Myers that the firs is said to hen broken out, it having been first discovered there by a policeman about half-p et twelve o'clock. A still westerly wind was blowing at the time, whisk pm incensed vehemence to the flames, and carried them is the direction of the Indian-rubber factory sad Gaildited.strest. In an innedibiy abort spate of ems tee whole of the embattible materials acegregated in the timber-yard parented sue vast merit, mass el flame, shoot ing *pia the sir, nifiseally lighting up the surrounding vicinage at the dead of the night, and spreading tenor sad denetatioa all around. The thither-yard abutted towards the math ea the back peat of the peemisis et Mr. Wilds. ramp= he Mg, punallen rsessisir at No. 7, York road, wires house happier( to be immediately contiguous to the spot 'ken th• fi re is said to have taken its see, speedily eamelit hold, sod in • very short time was coo ly gutted. be and his family escaping into the streets ffor their Urn. Thence the coolie:Teton proceeded down Yvrk-road, is the dirvetie n of Guildford-strest, oonsuraieg each home ia its irresistible progress with terrific rapidity. Simultaneous with the destruction of Out houses ea York road, the flames communicated with the India-rubber araufkotory of Messrs. Nickell, consisting of a hassemee building, five stories high, and llama rooms, which they speedily maimused, with all its 'machinery sad stock. Is on. floor of this building alms there were 600 machines, land in the 'manufacture of ladia-rubber web, and in another 300, brides about a doses power loom. sad various hand looms. There were also several hydraulic and screw presses oa the ground floor, and • very large stock of silk rubber and cotton, all of whir , " are destroyed. A floe him h onours condensing steam.eogine, of 20-hone power, built by Maawariag, and woirb gave motion to the machinery in the manufactory met n ith a similar fate. The superinteadent of the manufactory, who lived on the premises, escaped with his wife and four children in their night clothes, every article of their furniture and the rest of their clothing being derroved. Meson. Nickell estimate their lose at about 13,0061., but they are partially insured. The whole of the property of Mr. Myer', on whose preemies the tin is sup posed to have originated, was in like manner consumed, in cluding fear valuable hones, which the fireman were unable to rescue. Mr. Myers is an 'wiriest stone carver, and exe cutes a gr.st deal of the work of Mr. Peen, the ecclesias tical architect. The new Roma catholic cathedral, Bt. George's fields, was built by him. His property was partly insured. By the destruction of Messrs. Nickels' premises not less than from 3UO to 400 hai.da (principally females varying from the ages of 12 to 24 'can) will be thrown out of employment. From the official report of the damage rendered by Mr. Breidarood to the 1 insurance abort it appears that the premises of Mr. Myer and of Moues. Nickel are wholly de. strged, bet the imam are insured; Messrs. Cosier and Soso' and Messrs. Orissell's premises are much injured by fire and water. The houses is the York road numbered from 7 to 12 are very much damaged, the back fronts, roofs, &c., being destroyed. 1 six a the adjoining houses the stoo and furniture have romained considerable injury from water arid removal. In the B. lvidere-road five houses were very much burned. Only a few of the occupants were insured. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY 07 LONDON.—At the monthly general meeting, Islet yesterday, at the Society's house, is Ileaover.rquare, the Lord &atop of Oxford, Tho . Paine, Esq., and Ed. W. H. Lioldowcrth, Esq., were elected fellows of the society. In their report on the affairs of the society, the council announced that they had accepted the liberal offer made by Colonel Payronnet Thompson, on the part of his soo, to present to the sure, a pair of living In dian biseAs (Boa. Gaurus.), which be proposes to de leer 'o lb. satiety's agent at Bombay, for transmission to this eouatry, THE EXPERIMENTAL BALLOON FOR THE ARCTIC Raotume —The message experimented balloon ascended yesterday from the .timiralty, under circumstances far from satisfactory. It was liberated from the Admirals y shortly after one o'clock, several Lords of the Almiralty were present ; but its flight extendsd no further than Charlton, where it was picked up, and brought back in little more than an hoar after the time at which it was despatched. The machine was represented u being capable of remaining in this air for several weeks, but it is supposed that on this ossuion, it bunt, in consequence of the expansion of the gas. THE WILTS AND DORSET BANKING COMPANY.— The fourteuvh annual moral meeting of the shareholders was held in Salisbury on Monday last, A. Lusa, Erg , in the chair. The report of the directors and a statement of the liabilities and assets of the company were read to the meeting, tanaaimously adopted, and ordered to he printed. The directors reported that the business of the put year had been eminenly satisfactory, their object having been not so much to mike large profits as to do • safe business. The profits for the year amount to 8,4201. 17s. Ild., showing an owels, on those of the previous year. A dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. had been paid to the shareholders for the yeas 1849, and the balance of profi e applied to the reduction of pr.'iminary expenses and to meet bad and doubtful debts. —SefeerbormiONeleak MILITARY ECONOMY AND CANTERBURY BARRACKg. —The R syal Horse Guards having quitted this quarter for Londan, the burgle are again unoecupgri. It is with much regret that we find the.* excellent barracks °Cy occasionally need for troops ; they are capable of accom modating 2,000 men, inclusive of officers, with great con. fort and ease. Tae situation is meet excellent 'tad in every respect calculated to benefit the soldier and the public. The drill and exercise grounds ext.nd over a space et nearly 100 awes! and if economy is to be the order of the day, why no' give up the hind barracks at Maidstone (instead of rebuilding them as is about to be dorm) and bring the cavalry dept for India ripening to Custerburs ? Here easy com munication, and greater faciliiy eters at this plug for ap proaching the coast, and where the services of a regiment may be most required in any sudden movement of an enemy in an attempt to gain our shores. We fancy some movement is going on at present to moot our wishes, as a report is in general currency that the troops are to be removed from Maidstone during the rebuilding of the barracks there. We hope it may he to the extent of 'upending Maidstone bar racks altegotber.—Kent Herald. ANOTHER CIAMR-LAW MURDER.—Another victim, to the game-laws his been made in the per-on of Richard Tinker, gamekeeper to the Rev. John Dymoke, of Rough ton, brother to the queen's champion (a clergyman, keep ing a gamekeeper)! It appears that shortly after twelv o'clock. on Friday night last, Ticker, who lodmid with a person maned Honllen, near Wellsyke•waxl, in the parish of Roughton, heard reports, as of guns going off He in stantly got up and took two men with him, and proceeded to the cover from whence the reports proceeded. Al soon se they got there, they discovered four men, three of whom were armed with guns, and the fourth was carrying the game which they had shot. The poachers were then lea,- tog the wood. The keeper and assistants got within a few yards of the Teachers, when one of them turned round and said, "We do not mean to be taken; wee'l shoot first." h e keeper and hie men then followed at the dis tance of tan yards from the p inhere, whom they followed about 300 yard,. The poachers then turned through a gate and said, " If you follow us any further wee'! shoot you." Tesler replied, "I w3l follow you, for I mean to tithe you " They then crowed over a field still followed by the keeper and his men. When they got to the hedge, three of the poachers got over, and one of them turned round and headed a gun to the one behind, who pre sented it and fired at Tacker, the shot entering into the pit of the stomach. The poachers immediately fled. As sistance was speedily procured, and the unfortunate man was conveyed to his lodgings , whirs he was speedily attended to by Dr. B Boulton, of lionicasthi, who extracted suing', of shot fr the wound, and the wretched man liniered in great agony till four o'clock in the afternoon, when death put ate rmina , ion to his sufferings. From in formation received from the dying man, the police traced footmarks to the village of Hursington, and succeeded in apprehending three brothers, named Bowing, on suspicion of being pars'ss concern. din the murder. They underwent an examinairon before the magistrates on Mondry.—Liu calna4ire Times. SHIPWRECK AND Loss OF TEN LIVEN.—CARDIOAN Fan. 6.—lt blew a hard gale from the westward last night, and about 9 o'clock this morning a brig was seen to run in the breakers at the bit on •he Pembrokeshire side. For up wards of tour hours attempts were mideto reach the vs eel in the 114 boat, but without effect. Twelve persons were men onboard. Some took to the rigging, others to different parts of the vessel. when a tremendous sea bake emir her, and she shortly afterwards disappeared. Three of the crew were drifted on the shore by pieces of wrack, but one of them afterwards died. The minter was one of those who were saved. The vessel proved to be the brig Thetis, of Limerick, 297 tone register, Donnithae mister, laden with coals and' wood, from Newport to limerick. 13/11T1111 BLICTAIC TiLiGKAPH COMPANY.—Yesterday the bill of the promoters of this undertaking was declared to have complied with the standing orlon, the object being to incorporate a new company for the purpose of telegraphic oonamunicatlen upon a more economical scale throug:toat the foulep, sad for the patellae* and use of patent.. Bayou Me. ;jams, Ma. Baum Purr, aim ]fa. panes Aanmoy. ETON& o. Meta.--Cowevaucriort or Tall Tax 1101711 ACT.—JuDommirr. The mart dithered jadgmont ia this sass this sundae. Mr. Bares Parke said the quills mimed in this spatial eau between the crown and the delismdant was, whether under the Pastry Act, a child coal engsged in at any hour bstweee hall-past five in the rissming amd hell- Past eight at night, so long as the while thee mac ddld was employed did mot exceed 10 hove • day. The gaieties de pended entirely ea tits sonstracrtion of the T sad I Viet, chap. IS. In a mart of law It was their duty to look at the words need by the lerridature with reforms to the policy of the seams, sr the iateatiths at objects of Its promoters when it was ceder dissuasion in parliament The court agreed with the Attorney-Grand that children required greater proteetisa than adult of ; but, in pectin & onstrunica on the words of tk• ust, they could not make that dktinetion, as they saw no diffuse*, between the case of adult haulm and 'mac per sona. Wm, thew, the owner of • faceAry liable * wasde act to a pmalty is the erases staled ?A am not to be restraked from tarrying on his badmen in the way he thought moot advantsjeons to kinterilf if the law did not reetrala hint. It was not eniralk that the legislature Weeded to put pertain reeindats coon his;; the mart meet look to the weeds of the sot, and in doi sai n o r time. d =t e r sisi the sselesit Mated tee set ism stated that time mast be emapated from when the child first oirra mewed week as arty day, sad the *nasal for the dafeadaat properly eontended that the time was not to be so competed, but was to be calculated, not with reference to the hour at which tho work was began, but with refermos to the number of boars in which the child was employed Is perfonalog work. By the set it was clear that the time allowed for meals to young per sons must b, at the same hear is the day, bat the act did sot state that the time should commence at the tame hour each day. That certainly was net dated innpress terms, but the court had to look at the words of the act with the view of seeing how it was to be carried into effect. If the restraint •ntendad for were imposed : no doubt the child might be placed under the protection of its parent, and have more time for education; but that Gould only be obtained by a sacrifice on the part of the owner, and the court could not think that parliament could be jut tilled In extending the meaning of the terms used. Upon the whole, they were of opinion that relays might be resorted to uader the act, end, therefore, the conviction must he quashed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Alava'. Ma. franca Miuwes. .71111 7 0 - 11 - 0 - IY - 0; -1:1t-11-1/A1,111.01, Saul Laurlo, Ber and dO;l7l47;,7,lSZa7l . 7tuiertnan. were placed at the bar to take their trial upon an indictment charging them with feloniously engraving certain plates purporting to bear upon them portions of snots of the Bank of genie. Mr. Curium and Mr. BsNatio. proosented ; Mr. Hud. disowns, Mr. Fury, and Mr. Moosalfo were for the pri soners. When they were called upon to plead, Mr. Hnddlestane demurred to the ineictment, and took a number of technical objections to its form. Mr. Clarkson having been heard in answer to the objec• Hose, and Mr. Ballantine having also addressed the court at considerable length, Mr. Williams said the points that had been raised were of too much importance for him to take upon himself to decide them without consideration. He, therefore, suggested that be should be allowed an oppoitunity of eoitllting the learred judges in the Court of Criminal Appeal, and tiros their decision it would depend whether the trial should proeetd or not. After a abort discussion this suggestion was agrted to, and trial was postp3ned, an application to admit the pri soners to bail haring been refused. WRECK OF 11FR MAJEBTT'S STEAM PACKET Onyx —lntelligence hu arrived from Ostend of the run fling ashore. on Wednesday last, at that place, of her Merv) 's Dover mail steam picket Onyx, in endeavour ing to make the harbour during the heavy prevailine gale. The passengers end mails were safely leaded, but small hopes sere entertained for the recovery of the vessel. The Onyx was commanded by Lieutenant Raymond. She is an iron v, sail, built about four years since, bar machinery of 128-horee pYwer, and east about 12,6001. Her Majesty's steam•packet Princess Alice was immediately despatched from Dover to Ostend with anchors, cables, dtc., to render assiatuce. RAILWAY BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS Yesterday the atanuing orders were dealar.d to have been complied with in the ease of the Waterford and Kilkenny R.iiwav, who propose to raise an additional capital of 200,00011; Chester and Holyhead Railway for lease to the Lyndon and North• Western, with power to the latter to subscribe &L 5,3321. The bills of the Caledonian Railway for repeal of 1-sae of Glasgow, Barrbead, and Neibton and Glasgow S ..uthera Terminal Railways, and for acts relating to their amalgamation with other lines, were referred to the Select C. mollusc on Standiug Orders, on the ground of insufficient notice. IRISH SOUTH EASTZHN.—A special gent ral meeting of this company was held on Wednesday at the offices of the company in Dublin, to authorise the raising of money_on loan, pursuant to the company's Act of Incorporation. The chair was taken by J. E. Redmond, Esq., who said the meeting was convened for the purpose of obtaining the consent of the proprietors to borrowing under the set of 1849. The capital of the company applicable to this poruon of the line was reduced to 261,0001. The di rectors think that it would be for the benefit of the rom per y that the borrowing powers should be exercised. They were supported in their view by a large number of the share holders, bolding over 14,000, who have expressed their con currence in the views of the directors. Only Mr. De Castro and Mr. Blake, holding 300 shafts, have expatiated a con trary opinion. It is calculated that 70.0001. complete the line to Kilkenny. The chairman then road the resolu tion authorising the raising of 88.0001, and mired its adop tion. Mr. Houghton said that Mr. Dugan, the contractor, who was proceeding with the works with the greatest energy, had consented to take bonds. The Great Southern and Western Railway Company were considerably in 'd rat ces to enable this company to get their land, and any postponement now would throw the completion of the works into the ensuing winter, and defer the opening for another The resolution was paned unanimously, and the nettles adjourned. MONEY MARKET. THURSDAY EVINIXO. The market for public securities was rather more buoyant to-day, and the English funds opened at an advance of over the last closing prices. The news from Paris of perfect order having been restored, and of a further rise in the French Renter, contributed to strengthen the market and impart confidence to the speculators :or a rise. Consols opened at 951 to both for money and account, and then advanced to 1, at which they were stationary for some time; the "bulls" showing a disposition not to carry over their accounts, the market became a little weak, and Console were last marked 95Z, clos ing at 951 to l for cash and time. They were done for the next account, which is fixed for the 13th March, at 951 to 1, leaving off 951 buyers. The Three per Cent. Reduced marked 951, 1, and last 952. The New Three-and-a Quarter per Cents. were dune variously—from 971 to 981. South Sea 04 Annui tie§ wets dealt in at 941. Exchequer Bills of all sizes marked 585., 555. and 58a. ; and India Bonds, 87s. ; ditto, under 1,0001., 87e. and 90s. pm. Long Annuities, 82. India Stock, 266 and 267. _ At the London and County Joint Stock Bank meeting held to-day, a dividet:d at the sate of 6 per cent, per annum (free from income tax) was declared for th 9 halt' year ceding the 31st Mx:ember, 1849, which would leave 2,7.16/. 7a. 84. to be carried to the Ruarantre fund. The nett profit of tho bank for the belt' year ending as above was stated to be 8,73 7 5 L 7s. Bd. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on the respective Presidencies of India from the 24th January to the 6bit inct. is as follows: Rates of Each mire. .. £113,646 610 lc 10.4. per comp•ey . e rupee. 11,390 10 2 Bombs, . 430 0 0 2s. per ditto. /117,1123 19 u We have received the following communication from the committee cf Spanish American Bond holders : 13, Aunia•frurs, Feb. 7,1850. Sir,—The committee of lipaniih American Bondholders bays seen with regret the publication in your columns of a letter from his Expelling BCIIOI Mom. the Meximn minis- ter at this court, addressed to Mr W. P. Roberto., in which the raintster is pleased to speak In somewhat *new was terms of this soaraiitse. The saindsl.• likltAld, Whin justice to themselves midis fate klersols mmim lIIs Kele we, to my that they home fever, est soy onseden, treated any representative of the Mexican geverament with say other than most perfect respect. Dime been their duty In the protection of the inte rests of the bondholders to protest spicst some of the pro ceedings of Senor Mora. That gentleman issued, in 1848, • public notification declaring that the bondho'dere had no right to expect any portion of the indemnity money to be spplied to the payment of their domande, although the ox bows. of the war, which resulted in the payment of this indemnity, had been the cause of the swpsnuon of all re mittances for the payment of the dividends. Against this unjast position meamed by Senor Mora, the annesittes did earnestly protest. At the , very time that Senor Mon was Issuing this notification in England the Mexican government was holding out expectations to the agents of the bondholders in Mexico that a part of the said indemnity money would be applied to the fors ign debt. Oa other occasions the committee have also been placed in a painful position, having to oppose the proceedings of Senor Mora, when by have been in direct opposition to the so pressings of the Mexican government and in violation of the rights of the bondholders. Mr. Robertson was so much impressed with the sense of the fens position taken by Senor Kern in these matters that during his stay in Mexico he urged on the Mexican goys:a ssent that Some Mora was unfit to retain the representation of Mexican interests in this country, and strongly urged his recall from his minion. It will be perceived from the foregoing short statement, on what ground it is that Senor Mora desires to put Mussel( in communication with a newly formed committee on Modest, Whim. Whether any such catmint' will matinne to exist after the useedeg of the Mexican bondholders, appointed to take piles on the 18th inst. (four of its members out of nine having already resigned) will remain to be seen.—By order of the committee, ALFRID GODFREY, Staitity. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The English funds opened this morning at an ad vance of 4 over yesterday's prices. Consols were first called 95: to 1 both fcr money and account, under which they have not been marked for the 14th instant ; whilst for transfer they have been done at 951, and 4, and last at 1 ; but the market has again rallied, and they are now quoted 951 to 2, and looking up. For the 13th of March they are 4 higher. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 951, 4, and last 954. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, have been done from 971 to 984. Exchequer Bills mark 555. and 585., and India Bonds 88e., 865., and S9s. premium. Bank Stock, 2054 and 2061. India Stock, 268 and 266. The South American stocks have experienced a decided reaction this morning, and the tendency of prices is downwards; Peruvian were last done at 771; Buenos Ayres opened at 64, and were last done at 60. Other foreign stocks are firm. The official report shows business to have been done in the following : Buenos Ayres Bo: ds, at 641, 63, 4, and last at 60. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 551. The Four per Cent. Certificates, at 864 and 1. Grenada, at 181; ditto Deferred, at 41 and 4. Mexican, at 29 and 4. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 784 and 771; ditto Deferred, at 344, 331, and lest at 324. Russian Scrip, at 24 and 21 prem. Five per Cent. Spanish Actives, at 184 ; the Three per Centa., at 361 and 4. Venezuela, at 35. LNGLLSH FUNDS. Soak Stock. 1104 Gt 13 per Ct. Cost. 110e..134 i 1 per Ct. DAL Loos. $5l ' 4 3 1 Der Ct. PO I psi Ct. tke. Abo,.. El I haelepsor Ma, 665. to Ids. l'• ---' .Ps , et. 410.1r119.2 OoaAf. = I J. 91 It per Cent.. per CL Malian Ilds„ 0390 Ditto sew. V 6 per Cl leueoue Ayrce, 0 0 2 Ditto Chilton 3 , 11., St) 101 Ditto eolutob. Pet -- Columbian klua.lor WI,. 41 3 per CL Danph Ws., i 24 2 1 per Ct. Dutchallau. 33 t 4 per Ct. Dutch Lerie.. ru 1474 - a. 1 per OL Wands sd., 18 19 -4a pseserlcißth.. 6 per Ct. Men, 180419 per Ca Panorama kifis.. 771 Portuguene Cone, 341 54 5 ittopet Ct. KUM Bala, Pe 11 D lent bda, 3 per Ct. Opu Spanish ti d e, 3 , 55 Spud* Deferred lids— Date Pamirs 8da.32 i 2 per CI. Venezuela Mb., 34 6 Venezuela Deferred 1ik.,17 14 MINCING-LANE-THIS DAT. Suo&L—The public .alte, consisting of 1.2,000 bags Mau ritius and 250 taxes Havannah, are progressiog heavily, and the importers are buying in largely to Protein prices. Its fined dul:. lump., *u Ms. Gd. The market has closed for the net k, and we have seldom had to report, a more inactive one. Corree.—Tnis article has been firm in price, but rather dull the last twa or three days ; plaa.tati , n Ceylon however has been mare fretly bought than any other description. Good ordinary native Caa lut remains nominal, at 635. to his. The letten Irom Hamburg, race vel late in-day, quote an advance in that market. _ Tiw.-800 slabs of s.ratts were offered in public sale, for which previous rates were not offered, and they were bought in at 849. 64. thou.-500 boxes were offered, for which there did n't appear to be buyers, and they were bought in ; goal pearl, 225. 6d. to 235. 6d. COTTON —The m rket has become quiet chain. Sri/MS.—Prices remain unaltered, but the demand has bean limited. Tue. continues steady for all qualities except common Cpng,,u, which has declined, and is uow qulted 9lcl. to 10d. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The markct onstiaues tie, with but little doing, both on the spot and for delivery. The quotations are : Petersburg T. C. on the sow, .17s. 9.1 to bd.; ktbruary and March, 37e. 31; October to December, 335. 9d. to 395, COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Buddlies West Hartley, 15s. 9d.; Can's Hartley, 15.. 91. ; Eden Main, 18e ; Hastusn's Hartley, 15s. 9d. ; We‘t Hart. ley, 15.. 91. ; Walls End Haswell, 19..; Walls End Rat ites, 19s ; Walls End Lsmbton, 18e. 61. ; Wall. End S•rwart's, 195.; Walls End Tres, No.—Ships at market, 356. MARS-LANE -THIS DAY. The supplies of grain have been small during the week, caused probably in a measure by the late boisterous state of the weather, at the same time the demand for all articles of our trade iris been limited in the extreme. The few parcels of English Wheat on sale were placed with difficulty at Monday' rates, and the value of foreign remains nominally the same. Barley, Beans, and Peas, it anything, were rather easier to purchase. Oats were sold in retail quantities to needy buyers, at full prices. ARRIVAL/1 INTO LONDON FROM 4th FEB. TO Stli FEB. We. English. Scotch. Irish. foreign. Osts Wheat I 2130 1010 Bar:ey ....... Flour. 620 seeks; Lona:. Arca...oak—Wheat, 42.. 10d.; Barley, 26.. 7d.; Oats, 176. dd.; ass, —9. GILL; Break 232. od.; Pen, /7s. Id. .krasailL .tvKiAuL;. IWheat, Barley, Data. Rye. Been..l Lemnee. Dee. 29 ad 1. 9:..13a &Nile 0d,26, 11d,29. Od Jan. .3 2Si 114 Pe 144,Mit ltd 28, ild kle 3d 12 ... ills Id,lll ed lie 13a balls ais 66 19 lee Od ate Id 18. r d 23e 111 263 61 He S. 26 ... ." Nee Id 2.1 e at 15. 106 214 2 628. 16;214 Feb. 4425. 11.2.15 e 2.1 23. 104 Up 11e.:27e 'O4 e peelif La. Aver. 10 - 7 — M 25e 114'12e KJ 23. 6 t 26. 3.1120. 2d Deree.—lnest. Fiedem. ( ave. Mess. and Pees, le. Mee. hoe. 29 P Jan. S. Jan. 12. - 4 44 01 1 I " 30 4 i • .• Jas. 19. Jan. 28. Feb. 2. .71_1 BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the market continuts firm, with a better demand both for consumption and speculation; and, should Mr. Coley cuiceed in his mstion for • total repeal of the malt•taa (which stands for Tuesday week), we mast. have a considerable advance in the Hop market, particularly in yearling and old Hops, which at this moment are to be purchased much under the cost of production. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADENNALL.-111.1e.. 661 b.. to 611b5., 11d.; 641bs. to 721 b.., lid. to 2d. ; 721bs. to SOlbs., 21. to '2ld. ; bOlbs to Mho., 21d to 20.; 88 b.. to 96114., 21d. to 3d ; 96th.. to 1041ba., ad to 31d. lions Holes, 6s. Calf Skins, light, 2s. to 3. ; full, 6.. BERMONDSKY. —Shoop Skins, p , fled, 6s. Od. to 7.. 6d. ; Heats and half-brtds, 6a. to es.; Downs, is. 2d• to 6s. SMITHFIELD MARKET-THIS DAY. The;;saher of Beasts is not excessive ; it is however greater than the demand, which is very limited. Trade is exceedingly dull, and a is difficult to obtain Monday's quo tations for the choicest kinds. A clearance of inferior descriptions cannot be effected at reduced prices. We have rather a larger supply of Shoop than of late, but the number is still smill. They are readily cleared off, at fully late rates, but with no quo able advance Good Calves are still scarce, end fully as dear. Some Dutch, which uric. d late, were sold rather lower. Trade is very heavy for Pigs, at low rate.. There are 30 Beasts, 60 Sheep and 76 Calm from Holland; and 132 mulch Cows from the Home Counties. fir 410.09 of Std. P. A. 0. 4. Per 600•0 of ale. S. d. 0. d. gag Slow Herefords 3 0 310 Deg Ibn.. 9 11f..41.18. A 0 0 0 0 Oat Obeeldioros ...... 3 6 3 6 416 Lestanieb.. 3 6 3 10 9Noed exilitp Houle. 20 3 4 I) de. Son O9 0 9 Dam ... ......... ... 3 8 4 10 1 awe, add esoond gialllo 3 8 3 4 PMee....... ........ .... 34 4 0 De. ex Micro 9001 Ilsa di llioN.beeds 40 4 4 Laub. ... .. —:'3 3 3 3 news at mask 647 ; aft arl Limb% 2,070 ; - ditto. 171; tfiNtiO• 9~sles sdi op to 1 d . lemon Rat:mama N i Assio-Itallan (late hatlasi NI sad Amin.%) ... .., fa . Boulogne and Mn!..o ' BO r Cautra: Fratc . k %%trios) i II Dutch ithen.Jl ... ... 10 Do. 1f , Bast balsa ... II Groat lad.&ha Peihnsala / pat. 101. Do. sn II 11.aleta`ours ... ... ..., i 4 ,11.. ID Illamur and Logs .„ ... 74 7$ t.* 16 ) Northers of Fron .... 1 11 dfs. 7 11/cleans and Bonita = ... If IS I n sal (alarm ... ... I CI 33 10 Pada and Roues ... ...• U 33 11 Parts sad Straeboarg ...I 6 3 die JO Konen ot.l Ham ... ... 1 3 It. &umbra aoktdeuas ... ...I . . - 7 U dia. 1:1 12 i Pau 13 !Team mad Nentss ... ...} 91 dl. LIVERPOOL. Pa. 7. STOOI-1 ICNANOL—The marker is in a rather latisfectory state, that is to ear. stiff.—East Lanesabire, lei—Great Winters, 6SI —London and No/a-Western, 114—Ditto (new shares), 35.. AI. p. _inn° (4 •harts. C.), If p.-141dtand, 44—Ditto (i, shared. 23 1 ta i . AL—N. Union A, 232—aouth ?astern and Dover (No. 4, as one-third sham 61 a.), s,—York, Nene.otle, sad Bernal. (Eatenlon No.l sod In, d.—Ditto (0. N. E. 6 per cent. till '5O, Si. Jo. 3d. d. MANCHNNTItti, Feb. 7. Moo=-Itiowrom.—There hes not been much Monism but the market doffed rather firmer. BIRMINGHAM, Feb 7 l?Sos-K1QR1Utos.—These was nor. business does in this market to-asy, but priers did not improro•. London sad N,wth Westerns wete done at 113; North Stafford,' at 101, 11P. NI. dm. Shrewsbury and Itittninghum Its at Si. ISs. dia.; aid Vat and North Midlands LBRIM. Feb 7 Itroci•Exot•stoa.—Ws had • dittos market this morn ing, and very few gales. The troneartino. ivere in Calsonaian Pro. terraces at 7i, and North tttsforda, nt 1 0 1 did. BRISTOL, M. 6. BenOlt-iinthwws.—The market remained dull, and wit h • tendency to reduce prime. Greet Western Qc4rter shares closed at 13k; Bristol and Enter MAIN et 94 db.; WlJUnth% et Chi. Them wire the os'y alterations fa mine. 111 ex int 99,1 100 Jj it It 1 1 / 4 $ ez die 4 1151 g 11g 1 21 64 10 dim 11l till i pm 63i 6 lie / 121 7 YORIG STOCK NTCHANOII.—Oreat Northern. 61. 16a. 341.; She& field, Homeroom, and Goole (N. Div. guar. r per ma), 181; York, Newcastle, .übl Berwick, I. Damao Lawan. ,kI.IL Barks Hama Eat. (ot. I _.WeoL I , erP,tualb P,CI4, calla didypLoavlagnar. Do. wit Wat apt &our Valley tirm., Rola. and Dudley calladatype,orwithroir. Do. etillont a roarantas Boston, /Sane., and Bins— Bristol and &Mar it Do. "Trlido — T Oledoollualdsplawkin • „. I Do. k Atm . Do. 110 Pre4l;;ationor. CUM( sod Ilatirbond Do. Prodanase . Dublin t wo rt .46.: I Boot A Do. (114 R la : ~ D0.L106.) tes p. Mi. Roston Cocot Do. Now Goa.' p: Ct.... Do. lit, e p. Ct.. No. I I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N.ll Z. 6 per Ct... Do. do. 3 per Cent Siam Union, ) ewes A (late Do. dame B. mad C. ditto C et DoittU re nn. t p. Ct.) ••• Do. New Do. New g shares ►ast Liwoolmaire &Unbars& sad o•.eegow Enter, Yeovil, & Week I Vaster aid Exmouth iGreat Nwthera ... .... 1 D 0.4 Aires, A,Delerred I D 0.4 shafts B. 6p. Ct.. I Do. 3 per Cent. Pref.. .. . ,01.13outh.and Weet. (Ire.) 'Great North of farpaou... De. New, gio ... ... Do. New, £3O „.. ... Do. New, 3,13 ... .. !Greet Western... ... .. . . Do. New, LIT 'Hall and Selby._ Lancaster and Carlisle .. Do. nista iLancasture _ and Torkabire Do. do. H. B. & Do. shuts Do. New trus.6 Do. Liverpool and Bury Do. West Aiding Union Do. Preston and Wyre Do. share, (A) eids and Bradford.— ... code sad Think . Do. Pref. 6 o.Ceor:fo.l Do. Do. No.! Do. Do._ No.S 9 Do.QuartetslB4s . . I , London end Blackwell ... tut, Lon., Brighton, k & Casa 101 De. New pa. d p.Ct. I Do. guaranteed 5 p.a.. late Crord,ni Thirds_ so Do. Pret..s per Cent—.. 10 De.Conert. 5 r..ci.,1952 139ILondon and Greentrieh be Do. Preference iO9 Landon _ & North-Westarn Do. do. New a Awes Da lllthe Do.f lo eb.,11. and II.(C) endow & 'South-Waters Do. New. £5O ... LW. i4iW TAO Do. New . Prefereaco Loweotoft Goar.4 rerCost. alwoett., Shof.,kl.lncolook Do. I shares, No. 1 .. Do. sharee, No. S ... Do. shares, No. S ... Do, New flu Pref. ~. Do., Great taitnalry Do. do. . . . Do. end.. and Lincoln... Do. GrinwJr Dock Do. Lincoln CLIOCI ,311elland 410 ;gore : Do. Berm. ao4 Derby . . Do. Cons B. a: B. Kt). Ce Do.ErewasliVadleyPref. 'Newcaello aod Corliolo . Do. Extension ... Do. tioaran. at rig Ct... (loth bryjott D D I Do. Prefereai 7 : 1 oNonl Statnrdalfire = d , a ultint T i tti v at ',Royston sad Hit Chill ! . .teottieb C.entrat 19cottith Midland 'lShreirs a tttne., Clies.ll Do., New Guaranteed... 111 Nlniabury and Mom ge f7. 'll - . MAL) • ... ... 141 . De. Osweary ... ... DO. Dow... 10 I Do. S per Cent. Prot .. (101bropfhtre Cason b 0 bath Perot 36 Do. Prefertuee 114 South Staffor.bbirs.... Sli South looters 111. Do. No. Se De. No. 3... $0 . Do." 10. 4 10 Do. No. 4 Mr .nd 4S Montt woes York., Doe., & G001e...1 lia:ehetbeld, Bothertuue, me , Goole, N. N.D.Di. p.Ct. ; Waterford sad &limey... la b 0 I Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. itta.l W 4 °' 4°. ii I Wift; SotiT;itct,liiVeym . Sb Tirk.Dieweastlek Berwick' SO !D0.6zt.0 lortaiNewea.l Do.G.N.E.Purctor Pr•fl , York sad Z. and llutake.A , 10 , Do. Freftrenc• 17 84. 121 10 is isi 17 4 ' so !fi s 1 • I Hal Closing prices Yesterday. I i Cs. 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