The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-25 00:00:00

. 'e - -,r- --rl4 ~:-G-L ~~: ~ , f • • ' I , " ••• '" • .• •. . . . . • 4.e. r,•-• • r ort.“ • • • No. 1,092.) LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1850. [THREEPENCE. UNDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, asemblished by MAW fs the a of Was Osorde the VIM, ler LIM @Ar sod MARINE INSURA7tC6 4 . oa. . 7, Royal Lassbaage, Omrsbill, sod 1R Re gra.tAtrost • - - The axpeasse of eaaaralar Lth =an defrayal ley the carp. ad tabula tea the pre mium bad. haft me Pad as a boss Is p. Sip at prii Is wk. ar Is shiasint of as MIMI Ape A Istarty a P. As palelplks Is pails i. : ~„ ' ,pram est ails Ilaarre Rasp ore harally treated. It a tx4rx %NCR an ewe 'aselgais st a ealasto perp.. "IS 4 mit: ty4ritAscs at Oa 111101111 t rr..r/011.1. ITO (a amp' a Plan JOHN uonuagar i Isasary. ?EKSONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either I. or me et tor* moy MUSK MODILIATE MOONS bewail article.. et bagffly soomploo.—tar hal portioularo T. either preeimlly or by Istler. to Oho tar 121011 MI COll. Owes Sit lidos% ord. CIF. 43001411 FEATHERS, le. per lb.— IT mu. sal lOW mese. prier ke era barbers are : etalry Mire do. Off• e n a mi lle. " ilrearbey Gam la N. WOO —.. OIL 1,,,ee la. ea. Out Dolma' &tar W. rarar.l ensere. area aad tree ea. dart. HEAL . . _____ _ ▪ I 'X Lbt ittibtlmbeitibt tan partbobts of veleta, ▪ .0,1 prism ma Ise pal, ea sppllabss to lb* Itatsty, I.ro,lLiiawAdl4 IRON BEDSTEADS to CHILDREN'S COT& 17771.1.1 Z ;Miatrella IbriL.o6B.ll.lffelszriairms. Maas mad twat reiltat, art tatirely Life *OM Oak 1W Mk ill MI PPM at the Stasw.taana at WILLIAM P. 6CtTOX 111 aipPOM W Sanaa). Pa. OalutilArert (moat of Itawima. • 41 . 10. aid Its. I, Perwratert. VW* !lip aM largrat a) . elm be r.era tb ' plot Pm ken krtnit 1104. *NA Y applluble ebbe r Ires euri weeder Imillseite. b Om& se o evadilory r whet rot. evepecier eels i• tb MVP, set Omeeeee Iran beineede at 1.1. Y. web. DOANi ewe& empremiqr• fet every Ireasseepary mile* mot (per Pre.—MWollebel Welkuerzert. 111119. I.PACA UNIBRELLAB. 11 r smarmy. both in the s Awl weer. et ewe II•Wellas 1.4 t barn ooi by t .tars mil off of Ws lost • is sad which is to4lllol taQl be bcr i v m ory gm= w..• c otioue. to is brait voed u pon my Ds Ami Pro le ibe Cobol KlNgdwa. OIL W. bit Ilk Itersobotobit ; M. FlestAbeee ; 10. loyal I, • ,• N. rbramtdr. -4,%1 sad Co.'s MEDICATED CREAM l‘ 4 L F, ,,r T. REMOTED t, lteeninetaiWanti. to I.U , Strand, ,I,o:r-bar. The Meditated Cross Is iavaluable at this e, L .• contaniption, bronettith, Influenza. rbeaaudisni. burro, booties, and /mkt& Atm, fa sore r. rtimerk tie-doloreuz, ter data, palpitation et the heart. Slew and all Innamesations and ereptions ci •,• s• .itOesble to so vastly paranoia In &nate. IN eases of • to din aid woad, et loisipstaadlef 4 that those who 1 . :red In:: awe be without It. It se Innocent that It ma ; :be m. 4 drlicate lariat 'tie se *plat amotaapeolment I a. such, is patronised by el the =balite. . brute the warm or cold both, it freely Ore, v.., • . , • t• r Me body. it ttiranates the Ala, open the ports, • . • sad quietens the, eirsablion. thereby 'subtler thr.lr of imparnies. an/ thus reindea the fatertu l ate.% ;reser az toll. frrerr. Sod tedallawlahantse we" el drlitht t„ !rare", mat this le tarrally thesis* is sea as la • tre-li • d the divans elm earl= will he 'pre Truant it enwatlal to eapretaa of reseela. and to t•atrr.a The bere.olo ttrtll assert a bioning by drY .t tr't -I paw. It is ranetiesed and Warty . t .n.. •ne whom, after .depoodos gams 1e..; • :Ati . ...; , 4 , 11. ~. ibted it the Ere at 1: w Sl%lOllOO 1060 lased I= Of the w.o t : ethc: • rte.:radon in the ideate of modish% lad row.% 3 wrap , awertaining the erre d =rabid .hose, whrervale, retail. and ht In i• I. o'er of the latter santatakag three of the rwer. Sr 0 :aver quanta". at a proportionate rethastlas. A 225. • - 4 t t• :uis.ti r eeern 7a.9d. psis; alai. by IL O. Key, c ri:ter tirpt*.t, :inmate...street. HEALTH-RESTORINO FOOD w t INIANTS.—The RE''ALII'ITA ALRICA •••att and efteetaii remedy • without =dicks. two . • • • I;g4sse. a It emu %lbw...its vs' nein Win woe lastly ..• • - r.4.,0444. itmaachie, Intestinal, lore mg billsosson. 441 , .14eV4 rce.ed, dropepela (ladagestlaa), 11216181 ma •rrt•ra, •au1..7 heartburn, toinhow. sepoodes. . • q • rut•t•Ort• of the skin, dire et die Massa :, y. at len,as•l under all adarialiaMalnnan. ashility we' ,a• mime. mom persijele ib it; •• ..0.1 Co., Ir. Nen )1 edtrost„ 1.486.; sled .r. f.raute, Nam and Co.. Ilasday. 111ww12. Issiger, • 11 .abay ; aril at co, Gractehanahromil podgy 49. :•:.•••-creet.nithin ; 119 sad 04 • Illm met pa ed; in. at...alinedziat venders ia die Idsgiss. I HE ATRAPILATOWI, at LIQUID HAIR I , n ; the cede d 7 that waft iminut tor minor / ard • mu re re.4otai bet milli her prim. it weer mom - Gut unnatural redcap,* dot einem heel elm dyes .24 31. N 4 ean, • Ith the fleathir IMMINIEnand the •+nln tal If, aad Miss at poem= tograterg it we ereerrst, to have it gees the bet doe et their este lotAtt wall enable theta re we It elbeverkthentiveti, . . ,h.ele• talture. Vsea;;;Fis Ase •Itictly to the Ono wlib tie dyikhauni tun magendsd madly ki usiles=l, sad MN% 11 111 awl 11/4 .athe.rassutas as HOUSEHOLD WORDS.*-111sakespeans Hash 30, all la published, pride fel, ar stmasped kr Po 4, 30, 'also la monthly pearts,) No. 1 at OUSEHOLD WORDS. WLEELT JOVIINAL, deiced br the laatrataks sad Lam sl all Chou al Hasisna Cosdueted by Osmium :an. la, Weibel= Street North, (anion ell Cm. t., the Utter malt be whitened) ; ad sold b all buck engem IE LADIES' COMPANION AT HOME ABRI.ID. Edited by Mrs Lawson. Part IL will be • ' e.4r nth tow.. price Taarteewprata. wr -a! Lvaaw 11. llservertewtrast. sad add by ill boobatilen sad wetrawaa. or .-h int. will be poldisbad pri_or Bs. Ikt., No. of AXTON'S FLOWER OARDEN. Edited . by L.rt.i.sa sad domino Parrea ; sod Wastrarad by Way :ad woodcuts. ' l..odoo: Bradbury rod Ems. % Boorusloolrost NEw womx BY 111. CHARLES DICKENS. re •he 2mb lent..lll be pike In. Na II of AVID COPPERFI ID YOUNGER, of I't.I'NDERATIONF. ROOKERY. ly Cnbarna Thews. With ". M '.7 Haab* K. Broom. in be enapleuld I* Twisty L., N 410 , eng. LAIL/L. Bradbury and Enos. 14 Ilasuarls.street. LW Wirth BY THE AVTIIOR OF " VANITY FAIR." ha the bth inotas w.ll be pa Ik No. H at EN D E 1 8 ; I It. TUACIMAT, Mathew of "h Great WW I ) '"v" ie. With Illantratkes on Steel mid Wood by the TV. work 101 to completed la Two %%AIMS. Bradbury and erase r 11. llogiver*OzieL IN/LCZSCS or WM= IN /SAWICZ. ^"h. Is I vols., poet Iv% what Portrait. at PA. hula Weals. Woe y blood la cobensl I 'O3IAN is FRANCE balm' the EIGHTEENTH CZNIIIIIT. _Sy Amu Itave.twass. Loin : WA. srl Da. CULTIRWILLII SSW WOW. Is. auk by peg Is. NJOYMIINT of LIP& " Hal* rserssika, sed rsdasal iss of dna" : Early Itislag—aprlos sad emosr Nstsisa•—lzre. Cadmus at Laalka—Tlie laissa.lllllls. 11.41, goads, and other plasma pism—easanry Tyr= ••• The 94•4 - LONIke is ISlgit—Ersakap at Ilreas—Mvale— trana—tia Wise, Drinking, Slasping, Patina& Air, kat, AWL. Wm the 1110VISTAII1IL tab. Is. sods ; b pod, IL --A_Ve , t t. -4., the Uthae-14•1115 et Paisbart la L Dr lilt, as. a Mblinry-111=1.....• Al.ti seer edllskii.j by psi la_l4l, ‘llll se EAT. MEM lag MUM . 1,..: u.n. awe pro sal WS ow awe mg ma_ ft:ow me) of ow any dele....e. 1 berth and salbikd Oat Ilsnine the %aft 1.•• t• L. Iklft .4 plememe‘ Mire% et . sad ambiltars iow : . 4th 1...c...di nails Ise Os OK rd segaistlea of 4,74.7 :t!.. ' 16 . , .....t. 44. hoerw.sor-rew ; aka% Vii, Canilba. / ' ',- Imes i w I:resi Ina dr mas ft. neaten Dielumas.—Oreerwear Ikewty, Uwe& •••• 111 0, seerieue. wee maim ONMS4OII4I, Oresiewer.q. it. MASON (et Becklini) respeetfally as awrom. tirt Is attracted be MI , by AUCTION, et th• r `• 11141 "kirw. Pei 316. in Mee Late, perewere le dime ot MA Mart at theater& sad with the eppreliellea et the Ma r i * „ a* el the miters el the mid Oeset. the 011351%. • IMlMltltir led Sallie-NM, with the pier semi, M. +.ll. Z. wild deem re pie upper. IS gperier memb.wee eV i r ml usidesetba f bweisp.heelea,_ beiNhems, ma imam reerwaettem areemetteet. Oneetwar-eptem hid ow a • bet toni at • netimee reek sed pert eilier4st ea ism tude 16. lin% waylay,' with peat wwwwis he WI eistes7. '•••• 4 esmeirebiell ihieibm lemdea mei Me vilmity.— wl ;wed eel petioles, oil bed epee the promise: a ilietee• blige •of Ursa •-• tad brim. sebeiwee. Greet istylisebstrett; 3 lett ted el XL Mostea Ikeektembury. Efou'ANT eoOPLIOKOT TO JnntT LOID.-11do %ewe ;wog. ',swot res u ni r glom wad out Nor v.ocarta littoovei, ewe Owlish was ler this basalt ule vex a %h e thy. Nit itoioity Kiss Biwa olio woo 0. wit at obi of tie mom% Sae seat to the Swedish Weld -449./` t 4. diit eta glides goblet Stied with saw' vsi— the teed aislifispisk • a. U .1 ,-. Osori WAN I 4 1 gel- ' BM , .4 0 Tb = ESTAISSLI:. ado BY R 0 Y re CHARTS Ulu Mau 1 .. . F. .s..t 4IY cosy* MN A A 1... ! , sfri tee without reeds* a•—.....a Jalma. 111.1 .....2110 10 'To' Jo •••• iris );! : 1 LL.R. 711 . d.!.:: b: • L t.•„ • I m. Vt.e. L c. L. et ..tr. T" 1)1 N/ • !we:. U. I . To. 11 . 44 Wag war} aim Pm. . . 4. ▪ U. IP , t OIPPp ▪ so 34. Lti 1 ILI 1 1... Ik; Et tut q tts.t, u to 54. t• tsteht IV(. EXTENSIVE BANK FORGERIES. It mu dammed In Brighton on Saturday miming that sennal syndic,. were extensively cad sooreasiolly, in !W, at ell events, utteilrg forged saes of the Brigoton Uawa Bank. 04 that day, Mr. T. H. Cu.,., the chief sneer of the Brighton plies, nceived by pest a somatunim tan from Mr. Stevens, Mist Ear of the Birmingham im am, that a man woo in custody in the Muer town on a Marge of beag eaneereed in passing torrid mongol the Birmingham tanks; that when apprehended he threw a bundle of notes into the lire, sad that one or the tragments recovered from t ie dimes by the police purported to be a portion of a N. note of the Brighton Union Bak. This Iresmost w u encloseid la the latter. It was eye second ow rickhkand half of • cote, to all appearame • go. noise premise to psy." The banking firm is that of Mesas. Hall, West, and Bwvsr, whew notes are engraved in the way manner, and bear, benath the num of the honk, a mishears delineation of the Pavilion. The signatiate is that of Mr West, whose writing hears Me impress of 11111T0412file, sad is not a bad iniltatiou of the real signature. Mr. Cam, en reeeiving the eaminnieation from Birming ham, inumillately placed himself in 001111111111i0lIti011 with the beak. He was engaged In mannation with Mr. Poona, shier glen el the bank, on the suldeet, on Saturday sveolsg, whoa a Junior clerk hr inght is a 51. note, which had been brought to the Mike for near, and which was Maga to be bed. It turned out that • mut of gestlemanly appearance had, at the shep ef Mr. LaMar, draper, waned some alias's, log whisk he tendered a Unica Bank note, and that Mr. Llama, not having enough 'lmage, ant no note to the bed'. Mr. Chairea house happens to ha ver= to Mr. leallmora shim. Mr. OWNS MA to Ma ?hop diately, end marked to the hall with the draper • custom. r, who was staid, searched. The etockings wire r moved from the up, and beneath the garters were found eight now similar to Moro already mentioned. The prisoner, on being further tuterr:gated, said he had no rt Mclean in Brighton, a d that he lived in the City•reed, London, but did not know the umber. 'Nadia la the prisoner's poeket a piece of paper on whisk was alike" *. Willy, St. Jesseele-etraet," Mr Caws inquired whothor he bad changed any 51. notes of the Cake Bank, Cr received say each Lows in payment for purchased arktles. One of the assistants replied that a man had =ads a purchase fo► which he paid with • 51. n2tea, cube quc•tly changad at Mr. Tsppon's, who produced It. Mr. C 31.9 retueced to the Town.kall, and on his was pared the shop of Mr. Lashes, when the first note had teen uttered, surrounded by • crowd witimesia,c the removal by Superintendent Crowhurst of a momd man who had bean offering another of the !aged notes at the same shop. Constables in plain clothes were immediately despatched about the town to put the tradesmen on their guard, and in the course of the evening upwards of 20 other 61. notes, the produce of the same forgery, were brought to the hall, u well as two more of the tauten, in consequence of the information. The notes of the back are numbered by mesas of printing fire, and the forgeries ere well executed rmeniblanoes. Economy, however has been studied. for all the numbers are combinations of the four Nue 6,704, eLfferently disposed. Vl* plan had been well digested. The necessity of ►imul• taasous action seems to have been perceived, for all the limpness were between 6 and 8 o'clock. The font men will undergo as examination this day before the Brighton magistrates. REPEAL OP THE WINDOW Dones.—On Friday a public meeting of the rate-payen of hterylebone to k place at the Literary Institution, for the pup co of peti tioning parliament for a total and immediate rep: al of the window duties. The chair was taken by Sir James John Hamilton, Bart. The meeting was acldreseed by Mr. Mackinnon, P., Lord Dedhey Stuart, Sir Bulimia Bali, Mr. J. Williams, P., and other gentlemen. The petition wee directed to be placed in the kends of the borough memben fee preentatian. THE NORTH DEVON FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY at a meeting held at Torrington ' on Friday, eurolltd about thirty members, and before the next meeting double the number were expected to *end their names. Tim FAcroin Act.—On Friday last a meeting of the clergy of the natal deanery of Bradford, Iferkshire, was held, on the summons of the Rev. the Rural Dean, to con sider the critical pan:ion of the Factory Act. An address wee unanimously agreed upon, to be Crsrarded by the Rev. Dr. Bernet, vicar of Bradford, to the Visa. Archdeaccia Moss/rave (brother of the Archbishop of York), requesting him to maven* chapters of all the deaneries in tae arch• demoury of Craven, to take into consideration the best means of securing • Ten Hours Factory Act. As soon as the tai-okomaal chapter bad been dissolved, the clergy of the two perishes of Bradford and Calverly assembled re apectively nada the presidency id their vicars, and adopted and signed petitions to both homes of parliament, and a memorial to the Queen, in favour o' • declaratory act which will secure to the pot' women and children eintared in factories the benevolent intentions of the three estates of the ream, namely, • Ton Hours Act, giving no sanction to the rely_y ter shift system. UXIORD UNIVERSITY AQUATICS.—The banks of the Isis were crowded on Tuesday and Wednesday last with tars, to witnees the annual four-oared ram for the epees am cup, with preseataties medals to the winners, and kw which five boats were "intend, viz , Worcester, Wadham. Lincoln, and Exeter, The first beat, between the mews of Wormstar and Exeter, was well contested ; the latter arrived at the gest first by • boat's length. The second heat, between Lincoln and Wadham, was won easily by the termer. The third heat, between Exeter and Brasemee, we. won in good ryle by the latter. The fourth beat, between Lincoln and Breeeseee, was also won by the latter after • splendid race, aithcugh Lincoln had the adven• tan of the Berkshire side. The grand hoot between Bras/moss and Oriel, the holders of the cup, was, after • well contented struggle, won by the former by a boat's length. The result of these rams has proved that the Oxford-bash boats for racing oar the Isis are far superior to those built in town. - LION-HUNTINO IN ALGESTS.-11. Jules Hems], the sub-Ilt Maseru in toe Spihie, who has gained eueb great celebrity as a lion killer in Africa, writes from Constantine, that oa the 72:1i alt. he went to the hills of Z , , n the district of &gala, where he had hese told that lions might be found. Having discovered that the lions were in a clump of trees surrounded by mks, he placed himself on an mile ant rock, and presently saw two hone among the trees. The salamis appeared greatly irritated at having been disturbed, and one of them frequently issued from the true as if to re *smoke,. At length M. Gerard cent away all the Arabs who bad accomputied him except one, and loaded his rides. Preseatly the two lions can • torch, one about 60 steps in ad vanes. Oa seeing M. Gerard the first lion rushed towards him, and Newt on the lower part of the Mk, looking at him fixedly. The saint having turned towards his compa nion, M. Gerard fired, and hit him on the shoulder. The lien fell with a fierce howl, hors de combat. The other lion then rushed to the attack with tail extended, and roaring furiously. Gerard shot Ma in the shoulder. The lion gave a treaendons wring, and alighted on the very roth on which Gerard was. The brave man calmly took ais sad rif< from the Arab by his side, aimed at the animal's temple, end killed him en the spit. Aco de grace was given to the other lice, and, as Gerard said, " the job was done." In eladisie those two, Gerard has killed altogether 17 lithe.— Gaiithewe's Manager. BLINDNESS IN • CHILD CAUSED BY BEATING.— At the County Court of Carswell, is Teesday last, an action of damages was brae& against William Brabyn, a echoolmuter in Wi th iel, by a boy named Nicholas Robi ns, nine years old, who in exasequeace of a beating inflicted on hiss by Brebya had lost his sight The without"' proved that the defendant had struck Robins several times on the bead with a stick, and that the boy had been very ill ever slash his health having been remarkably good previously. The needleal gentleman who had attended plaintiff stated that when es&od is he found the boy labouring under whisk led him to suppose there was pressure on thsMi Tithe symptoms were ~seceded by Misdates andem thsabess se —The e jury returned a verdi c t f or t h e p l a i nt iff , di SOL CHILD MUEDEIL—On Saturday information wan eirealeted of thu murder of a male child, five or six weeks old, whose body, with a heavy brick tied to it, was found in • pit of water at Weston Norris ea Sunday last. The child which appeared to have bran in the water three or four weeks, was recognised se having about that time been wen in the peeesseles of a woman who was stopped and searched by • paiithelliser, and who this stated that she we, pro audio. Se faselmert. She ie deeeribed es about for y years al in oppeseases, and feu feet Use Webs Idaho" very sera baking mama, with round fees, sally hie IBM emu W Sat mass • little crooked, endow thug shoes, without se a short sad musk were eislitelesk, a mar sap, bet me Fizz,.—Oa Saturday afternoon, shortly Won four o'cl'ick, a lire broke out in the Champion Tavern, Desithead, the property of Mr. Robe r t C oom b s , the ithespdes of the river. It we, sensed by &spark lying oat of Ste prate and setting a quantity of wear v. itt domed The en giaes of the pariah and but their services were net rar7rel, "l.llll7 the immat alt e s e a t etrangen having enceeeded In ea She the dudes the laterlia, sad bikes mush dass was lend EXPLOSION AND FIBIL-011 nemmema She ishelasems of Wilson strut, Fiesbury, mad tie vicinity, were award * ea ezplossea and Bee whisk Seek pleas ea she premises el Messrs. Heetltheld sad exp mented thesaists and 'naphtha elthiens la mare. Irma *airy, it was said to have bees maned some of the epperatas It arise been la/embody le sash as Meat se to bans a belle?, th e iefisausable aselethe of whisk being nattered *boat, the building append la an Mims te be enveloped la names, whisk the reef mid speed tame' the sdjaesat yard =bo beadles MeV wee lei pees destroyed, bat, by the speedy snivel of eagles, and a pleatiful supply of water, further we, pre 'mated. Three of the workless, named Pag e, tked, Berry, who were an the epee when the explodes e= were se severely burst and injured that they went 'Aimed lambs to St. Bartholomew's HospileL LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Bisons Me. Commis:owe Bosom & Ix ma Venn C. W. Darks, &Winner, of Br ..slow-street, applied for his ',milldam. His debts wore 1,0913‘ ; waste, WU - Hr. Lammers supported. Mr. Liskister, for the widgeon, said IN should offer tie oppeeitioe, bat would sell tire attratioa of tie wart to the fairs of We we, as diselowd by tis beissorsiliest. if • had bent triter baskrape before, en is. occasion miss so divi dead. Sturges apprarrd for • creditor who had sot gives proper sotto, of opposilion. but Mr. Lunar/re eonseating to allow the creditor (Mts. Bowman, a biker) to be beard in person, she stated that the haikropt had delayed payment of her debt, and bad mad* away with his Waiters. Mr. L mamas urged that use of the beak:ape' former failures wse owing to the stoppage of a beak is Shrop shire ; a large dividead was thea paid. Oa his retiond failure shore was a great deal of litiguiloo, sad that had pre vented say dividi bring pale. The oosapiaissat bad mess to this clouts as soon as he found that he amid not oversew his dilioulties. and bad only beat pnvented taking advantage at the Private Ansagoineat Ain by his hayloft bees bankrupt tome before. Sim Samar thought the bankrupt had earrimilla a bon& Ade business; the ugly circumstance against Min was that be bad the apparent possession of property 'Odell really did not betas, to lam Looking at the mono of meats, he wield mat withhold the eerifleans ; bat, as be had beau benign,* twice before, the cortifisate would be of the thud slam. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. SOUTH WARS. ATTIMPTII4O To 84•;•31Ormea.L/1. Cope, aged about I fifteen, was charged with attempting to stab his mother, • respectable woman, employed as organist at St. Saviour's Church, Southwark. Mrs. Cope said that the prisoner was her only son, aid had been birouiht up with every care, but his disposition was so bad that the could do nothing with him. For throe or four mouths he had continually robbed kw, and about twelve yeses ago he was brought before Mr. Cottinghasa at that court, when that worthy magistrate discharged him on his prooking to go to sea. With roma difficulty and ex pease she procured him • ship and fitted him oat, but he bad nor boon many months in that service before he run away, aid a few weeks ago re:urned to her house. He soon became as bad se ever, and demanded to b 3 supplied with money, and on her refusal, he took up a knife and threatened to stab her. On Saturday m"rnisg last he again took up the knife, and she was onspeiled to es for safety, and came I. that court for protection. He had robbed her to some ex. teat betides. Guest, the officer, produced two forks, the Mote of which were beat to enable the prismer to pick the locks of Ms mother's drawers and bales. Hs informed the magistrate that by nmans of them he had stolen everything he euuld lq his haat.. on. Mrs. Cops said she did not wish to soaks any charge of felony against him; all she wanted was protection from his violence. If he would go to sea again abs would look over the prima charge. In reply to Mr. A'Beckett, the prisoner said he did not attempt to stab his mother; it wee quite an accident. Ile was however willing to fro to sea. Mr. A'Brekett told km that if he continued that cause of life, he would eithi r be transported or hung. Through tie intercession of his mother be should remand ►im for a week to enable her to get him a ►hip ; bat if he misbehaved himself again he should not let him off. FARMERS OP LEICESTERSIMUL—The Lsieester shwe Mercury states that two moulage of the fanners of Leicestershire, convened for the purpose ef forming associa tions for the maintenance of their interests, have been held during the put week—one at Hinckley, the other at Bos worth. Both are worthy of notice as evidences of a growing determina'ina on the part of the agriculturists of this county to think and act for themselves, instead of being thought for and acted for. At both—while the casting pressure under which sericulture muffins wee attributed immediately to free trade—protection was spoken of as a thing for ever defunct, and (even were its revivificit'on possible) as only one of meloy meunru necessary for the relief of the farmer. Among other things necessary, we find mentioned reform of the game laws, tenant right, reduction of rents, re-adjustment of tithes. county rate control, financial reform, abolition of useless places, and revision of the postilion list—and at Bosworth. copies of the ' Black 13 eok • were to be seen in the hand of many a farmer. Some few misconceptions are still to be traced in the various speeches, especially thaw delivered at Hinckley ; but we are not disposed to be captious. As one of the speakers (11r. Harrison) said at Bosworth, the farmers have not long begun to be politicians ; but ones having tuteil of the excitement, the new life, given to men by the full and free discussion of their position, it requires little gift I of prophecy to enable ens to foretell that the time Is not far ' distant when the farmers of England will have achieved for themeless b.ith political and social independence. Even now they are evidently not in the mood to accept Mr. Die rash's new will.o'-the-wisp—his proposed transference of the poor rate nom the land ti the Consolidated luod—u a substitute and quittance foe the more substantial reforms enumerated above." MONEY MARKET. tiareanar EV22I/10. The demand for money boa not been so marked during the week; and as the abundance of capital is without abatement, and the requirements for commer cial purposes are only on a moderate scale, the dis count market may be said to be rather easier with respect to long dater, and consequently 3 and 6 months first class paper his been done together by the regular brokers at 21 to 24 per cent. There is nevertheless an evident disposition to "try on" higher rates, the joint stock banks being rather stiffer with their applicants generally. The following are the extreme prices at which Console and Exchequer Bills were negotiated each day during the week . „ Highest Lowest Mains Price. Prim. Price. Ilcaday—Conaole for money 931 SU 95 to 1 tor amount (Marsh 13) 9311 ala 93 to 11 Tuesday For 111101117 .. 93 Fur account . „.. Wednesday For money ... For amount Thursday For mossy A Itrr mum* .- 93 Friday /or mossy ....... . 93a :31 93 to a For mama .. . . 9 9 3 3 1 931 931 to Saturday For many 93 For amount zu This week. UP WOOL trois itilL Mena. Lowed. Highest Unrest. Moeda, Tuesday 3%. pm. ... s4a. pm.... Us. pm.... 31s. pm. Wednesday Thursday Friday —a. pm. .. Ms. pm.... 51s. pm... Ms. pm. Saturday The amount of bills drawn by the Fast India Com pany on the respective presidencies of India from the 7th to the 23d inst., is u follow.: Rate el Exchange. Z 151,319 11 5 4 16.59 , 9 9 la 1114. per company's ropes. 11 Be 2r al e• Bombay 624 6 7 2s. ditto. £168.60$ 7 II Subjoined is a statement, from official sources, of the amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending the 21st inst. Gold coin : to Hamburg, 614 or. Gold specie: to the Mauritius, 7061. Silver coin : to Belgium, 13,000 oz.; to Hamburg, 2,318 oz. Silver bars: to Dunkirk, 50,000 oz. Making a total export for the week of 514 oz. and 7161. sterling in gold, and of 65,318 oz. of silver. This has been a dull and inactive week in the share market. Quotations have been gradually drooping daily, and the downward movement of prices which manifested itself on the publication of the London and North Western accounts last Saturday. has since been accelerated by the final adoption of the reduced rate of dividend, 5 per cent. To-day the market was weaker than at any time during the week, sad prices were decidedly worse. On a emparieon of the closing quotations with those of lest Saturday, the decline will be found to amount to 4L ia London and North Westerns and Lancashire and Yorkshires, 31. 10a. in Great Westerns, 21. 10s. in London and South Westerns, 1L in Midlands and Benda', and V. in York and North Midlands. It may be observed that as for the time being the flea- Nations in London and North Western stook affect strongly most other descriptions, and as the effect of the unexpected redaction in dividend is not yet felt throughout the country, any immediate favourable reaction in prices is not generally looked for. The Railway Circular of to-day, takes, however, a more favourable view of the prospects of railway property. The editor enters into some elaborate ealealatioes, showing the groat improvement which Ye occurred in the foreign trade of the United Kingdom during the pest year, and ahem .smug to the comparatively prorperons osedidca of our Isaias, as evidenced in the large motes of Meomme over espenditsre, proms& to draw attention to the strong position of both the Bank of England and the Bank of France, se oompared with the oorresposding period of 1849. The writer then proceeds: From the formolog lasts we safer the fallowing melt' to railway property: mast with the growing 001•111111111 OW waehlt of Ms nation the mershandiss sad paellefer Pale will steadily thermos ; that with the immeose of army the rats of hornet mot fall, sad theist& it =rays will be renewed at 31 to 35 Par aawal i rrat sad North Wortere out now borrow at 31 par, Zed No Midland Railway has not paid more this 4 Mot. Rir some months pest); that as won falls is mills met ries ; that with a ' anoint l of Me sorry • isossead, while dm demand will nett rally ineremo with the profits of eonamarss. sad ay* value, most mesa Presses prime ampere& with last October 17th, litemilemlaissass was reached, show so hoproreemot la ef 111. per share, Great Wosteros 121 per almolle W. per share, sad Londoa aad North W per Wm. This is bat dm emoomosemott.o an osipmeate of the gromal various,/ prommity of Z sme the a, he whether us emaider the polities!, marmo t''', area serrtag social, final. or monetary modish= of the asuman mew h in mob a smallest iiiipTOTIMPIIt, with whist), heyeadesto, railway interests moat primaries. The folleithog is our list of the extreme prime at which was doze in Ames during the week : Putt _. It: i Loma Prism 19 Mkssaglasa mad . Oxford munallow -93 111=1= s tar ) l7l 64 IS 6 eisisisa. k' I 7 II 2 liders amo 17 1 1 le Illslusli tat Mow 27 29 Ors* lisetbss 166 Omit Sara GI — lssisd......: 127 es. dlr. 109 Grog warren .. .......„ ........... 61 23 Man NM lisay..- _____ ..... 49 1 60 Luasallet mai Ogler ...... .. 10 1 49 losstrelna sallTerirditre .-.—._ . 23 60 Lomb sod Mindlord.. . ... ........„-.. 911 ex. illy 971 111 lamas aid Ilasharall . - 4 100 Lab" Ilaightss, and &ark Oast 81 111 Unita sad Greenwich - 101 100 LANs sel North Wolters - 111 100 Looks aalllsalk Weans ..«» 67 41 100 Nod* —......— ..... ....„. 80 23 North Sada . .... . ------_. -_ 101 171 North Iltalardshira „. 61 23 Scottish Onatral 281 Soak Eaters 43 Booth Wala l9l 60 Wm lianenet, and Weymouth.. 40 13 Tacit Nannothi. and Benda l 6 60 Tors sad North Midland The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (*) la placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of dividend is less the income tax. !limper Cant Consols . ammo prise 931 yisidar sont.l 21l Tiros per Cant. Reduced 2 Thresond.a.Quanor par Orna s e°s4 99 . 0 Bank Stork (div. 7 per oent. per annum) 9061 „ 7 10 India Stork (dlr. 104 per ant. per ann.) 1671 „ 13 3 lialamwer 6411. (lot 14d. par day) Ms. pm. „ 4 41 Eastern Conntko B.6.*(div. 3s.per eh. of SOL, equal to 1 per ant per ans.) 74 99 13 2 Grunt Wears* (dlr. at the rate of 4 per ant per ann.) t and armada Yarimehin Itallway• ZlOO Stork (dirkked 4 par cent) 2O as 0 0 London and Sank Western* (dlv. at the rate of 31 tor emit per can.) 93 is 0 0 Landon and Brighton* (divi dend 480. per 1001. stock for the half year, equal to 41. lea per ant. per ann:) London and North Wroarn• (forth coming dividend at Ma rata of 8 per pant. a ann.) lO7l . 4 13 0 Midland (forthoorang dlv. at the rats M3l praent. per ann.) loath Parses, £lO eh, ( dlv. 6 par sent.) Trek and North Midland dlv. as.. iiiiTife.eieis; and linriek (di% imertidel — The market for joint stock bank shares bu been extremely inactive this week, the transactions being limited to London Joint Stack (101. paid) at 17, and Union Bank of London (101. paid) at 121. Dock shares have been dealt in at the following rates: East and West India at 141 and 1; East Country at 21 ; London at 120; St. Katharine at 82. The following is from Memrs. Durant and Co's monthly report on the market for raw silk : The improved demand noticed in our circular of the 22nd January has continued—the deliveries are good, and the market appears hutment. In China silk large business bas Men done—fully 3,600 bales have changed hands, at an im provement of 6d , and in some cases Is. per lb.—this Includes nearly all the recent arrivals. In Bengal silk the absence of arrivals has afforded Ins opportunity for business, but prices a►e fully supported. In Italian silk, sales have been very limited—this clue is still comparatively neglected. In Brutia silk nearly the whole of the unloading,' just completed —220 bales—have been taken'at 3i. to 6d. per lb. above the rates of January. Persian silk also has been taken eagerly at about 3d. pa lb. above previous rates, with a view to expert. The committee of Spanish American bondholders have received letters from Mexico, of which the fol lowing are copies: From Messrs. Manning, Markoe, and Co. Vera Cruz Jan 18. Bir,—We crave reference to the enclosed copy of our re spects of 16th ult. per Thames. which we now confirm. T. proportion of duties uncollected at this dots for account of the bondholders is as follows: _ _ _ Dols. C. Amount pending on the 16th Dec. 1849 Approximate calculation of duties for Dee. 1849 35,660 0 273,797 88 Ler mount collided Pending this day Amount 'masted sa above stated Almost kris* Rs by Ow collector or customs tor the beadhelden' proportion of duds' col lasted by bin (cot import; up to not Die , 1849 Total 36,748 35 which we have shipped per Royal Mail steamer Clyde, con ned as usual to the address of the Governor and Company et the Bank of England, debiting you in account current for 183 dole. 79c. for our hal( per cent. commission on amount chipped.—We remain, &c. (Signed) MANNINO, MARKO!, and Co. G. R. Robinson, E.g. From Meters. Stewart, Jolly, and Co. Tampico, Jan. 13, 1850. Sir,—We beg to refer to the accompanying duplicate of our last respects ; and although the packet of the month has not yet strived, we now address you in the hope that she may yet snake her appearance and enable us to embark the specie ; in which case you will Had enclosed-. Dols. C. Bill of lading of Invoice of mme 30,620 21 Bill ef lading of Invoice of same 14.570 93 The former sum was intended for shipment by the Decem ber packet, and the latter is the mould sines caromed. We also enclose two bills of 20 per cent. import duty drafts received from the Custom-house tsr collection to the 10th December and 10th instant, sad amounting in all to 85,443 debt. We remain, ike., (Biped) BTIRAILT L. JOLLY and Co. G. R. Robinson, Esq., M.P. The committee hove also received the following from Mr. Lord, the agent of the bondholders in Veannelo : La Guam, Jan. 21, 1860. 81r,—I beg leave to acknowledge the receipt, on the 17th instant, of two Lett In from the committee, both bearing date the 15th Dec., conveying to as their instructions regarding the claims of the bondholders on the government of this re public for amen of interest, &0., to serve also as • reply to certain propositions made to the committee by order of the Buenos minister, through the medium of the Veseittelan consul in Loadoe, and requesting me to use my best exer tions to carry the same into effect. In reply, I have to state that I have made known to the minister my being charged with this commission, and that in a few days he shall receive an official communication from no on the subject ; and the committee may rely that I will do all la my power to comply with their wishes —I am, etc., (Bigned) H. J. Loma. G. H. Robin:lols,l6aq.. H.P. NICIIANOIO3 AND /TOMB ABROAD. nu; Fm, 23.—Three per 01" 411 03 ; 91,. per Otatn N 20. Duni Rum 2810. BanwinA, Tim DR—Rdsirs Tune: Loan, 1640, 911; Ditto, 1646, ; Unto.= S:, at las INtp ; 11112, 100; DIU*, ISA 94. issima: 33.47 IL ANITOSASI. ye Two4M.ll,llalt pee owe., asma lt6. l4 11.11 131t43, Tim pow Owls, .4 mem 641 Popm 114 i wasoy. N bib Dyad., nrw anA444l6l4 per , ashy, 67 301 But LAW law; NI wow, IR WI& lisslwww . Looks. Oat, 11.111; two mon th s, 11 " . =fs sue ; two isoodit. MX. Purls right, NAL SCIPIr Humus. ha. ilL—lllowwdea New to" IN Ws, 1021 swag; 11 11.1.1 India Loss 1061 bWo. lM=into, 1630, Your""I•la 041464 NOM; Mold. to Moo per Moto, sm The Estee" Moo wit int sad 4tn r id ON Paw c b r It 1 e lgritoonow rut it Owl& Ilwio poi Ont. 1001. dww4llllllsl DM* por ia ZlN lido; Swedish 70. Loan, Tsar Ai Nei Pi ; Pimp* 15* *t az Oacti.l7 = lie narega• II" Per 111 bills ; Ilwoo for si PO% Pi wwwq alkerlea as pi OM* Stift Mt MOW* Stock this day Casks. 10,390 32,416 41,147 Deliver) last week Do. from tat June 161 569 156 Do. Oros Ist Juno .......« 64,264 103,677 87,515 Pries T.C. this day per NM 6.s. Od. 404. 364.6 d. Do. Town 62a. 6d. 43,. Od. 38s. 6d. PUBLIC SALSB advertised for the week :—Taesslay, Feb. 26.-380 casks Cocoa Nat Oil. -• Thar :day, F. b. 28.-20 casks Cocoa Nat Oil. Friday, March 1.-250 auks and 600 box., South Ameri can Tallow; leo casks do. for exportation ; 400 casks Austra lian Tallow. litabaut ten days.-7 casks and 20 bags vegetable Wax ; 200 eases vegetable Tallow; 50 caws Candliss; 2 tons Stearin.; 3 puncheons Cocoa Nut Oil. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Cares Hartley. 15.. 6d.; Eden Main, 17s ; Walls End Haswell, 181.; Walls End Hatton, 18s. ; Walls End Lamb. tee, 17s. 6J. ; Walls EA Stewart's, 18s. ; Walls End Tees, 1816—Snips at market, 465. MARK-LANE —THIS DAY. Factors were enabled, in consequence of a very short sup ply of Wheat from Essex, to obtain rather more money for white Wheat. An attempt was made to establish a general advisee, but it failed, and the market closed heavy at former prices. For foreign Wheat the de mand continues of the most restricted character; in the few transactions which took place previous rates were obtained. Choice samples of English Barley were fully as dear. The general trade was dull, however, with out alteration in Talcs. Notwithstanding we have but mo derate arrivals of Oats, the dealers successfully resist all at tempts at an advance or prices, and we have to report a dull sale at late rates. Beans and Peas underwent no change in value or demand. BRITISH. Stull*, per Qr llmer, Men sad Lest, red 36 to 38 to 10 _whits_— 37 os 29 to 1S Norfolk and Sa&Ut. 35 to 37 co 39... do 36 to 38 to 43 Talavera I Emu or dutch Carib. a Lea., red... 35 Ago 37 to4l —white.— 37 to :a to 41 IR. 23 to 25 &MILT. Feeding ........ 20 to 21... deal ling to 20 to 22 lialtimar. ... .. 23 to 24 et .ra - Oara, Bei ll4ll Feed 14 to 16 to 16s 64...b1a0k- ... —to Dim Poked, l6 to 17 to 17. 61...p0tat0 21 to 21. 6d Barwick at Scot.* Rod 17 to Ma 61...p0tat0 l9 to 19. 6d Isiah tad ll to 12a 64.. black.. l3 to 130 61 Ditto potato ...... ... — ... ....... 16 to 17a 6d Bois .—. 60 to 52 Aso. role 52 to 54 Pm; rey 25 to 211/ OA maple 26 to 27 Blue 24 to 28 to 28 ..hupenal 3O to 32 Whits 23 to 24 ..b0dera........... 25 to 27 Lamm Comm per :boomed l9 Oa. to E 9100. Fereeet td" ;W4;7 Funk Tows-made, delivered SS to 40 Aloe bonethold 32 to 34 Norfolk sad tiallolk. $0 to 31...w6ite 3l to S 3 FOREIGN. • - -- • Wzaar, Daotzte and Konigatterr.:3ll7o 43 _fine 43 47 to 61 Pastoralism, Rostock. and Matto, 41 to 44 Dad& and Hamburg U 33 to 40 Russian 34 to 34 . Egyptian to Danube and Odors 33 to 37 Canadian. to —...duatrallan 43 to 39 ... .............. •.,.. .... .i. Oates Bum= Panama= and Stralsund IS to 17 Ihredkla and Dania IS 14 to 16 Prlasland and Dutch teed ... _ _ It 13 to 14 Ditto Blow l7 to 20 hod ... .. holm, Arootious, per torrid Mink. 22 to 23 Caoschan blob. pot took of 2801bo. has 3O to 34 ARBITALB INTO LONDON FROII 18th FEB. TO 23rd FEB. tlrh English. Biota. kW. Vorois. Moat ..2337 8362 Barley I 3771 I I 643 Oils 4175 32'3 I 220 762 Flour, 9,740 sada ; 603 barrels. Malt, 4,416 qrs. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Misers. rotund= and Smith report that the market continues about the same, but on the whole there is more doing. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. We have bed many arrivals this week, both coastwise and continental, and a large supply by nil, which, with mild weather, has tended to lower prices in nearly every &unzip. tioa of Potato. The following are this day's quotations : Teak iterate. 80a to 1101. ; Wisbech,7ol. to 90s. ; Scotch, 70s. to Bu.. ; Cups. 65e. to 755.; French whites, 70s. to 80s.; Belgian, 70s. to 75e. ; Rhenish, 65e. to 70s. SMITHFIELD MARKET —THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is very large, and the quality of it good. Trade is dull, and prices are lower. It is with diffi culty that 3s. Bd. is realised for the choicest Scots. A large number remain unsold. The number of Sheep is rather larger than of late, but still it is only moderate ; however, the demand is limited, and onsequently prices have not further advanced. Calves are plentiful. Trade is slow, at Friday's rates. From Oirmany and Holland there are 388 Beasts, 90 Sheep, and 63 Calves ; Spain, 42 Beast, ; France, 9 Beasts and 21 0 Sheep ; Scotland, 400 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,300 ; and 300 from the Midland Counties. Pee Neese of She. e. 0. a. a. Pee @Kee of lebu a d. a. d. Ileele. IS retards 30 S llwl Dee al lit-tele. lb I 0 0 0 Dot &a beer= 34 3 Dot Leee- 4 0• 14 3lO 4 0 tweed Ally Doile.. I 4 3 De. 4 dbere 3alvee Ply 3 0 4 Deofe. alma 0 9 0 0 Bea b;i: 44 4 , lalelp • 00 0 0 Sera al weelult. 3.924 ; MID. 4 ; Min% 103 ; 1144.105. TILLS DAY. Two o'Cz.ocx. The first quotation of Coned' this morning was in advance of the clueing rates of Saturday, being 961 to 1 for ask sad for time, bat the appearance in the market of some heavy speculative sellers quickly caused a reaction, depressing the price to 941. The market, however, is at present rather better, and Consols are at this moment quoted 93 to k for money, and k higher fsr the 13th of Minh. Transaction' are recorded in the Three per Cent. Reduced, at 961 and 1; the Three-sad-a-Quarter per Cents. at 971 and 1. Long Ansuitise, at 81 Bank Stook marks 207. Exchequer Bills have been transacted at Saturday's rate", Ms. and 575. prem.; and India Bonds at 88s. and 86e. prem. In the foreign stock market the feature is a fall in Mexican and Peruvian stocks, for which the present quotations are u follow : Mexican, 291 to ; Peru vian Four per Cents., 79 to 80. Cher descriptions are little altered, except Portuguese, which is also in decline. The business transacted consists of: Chilies Six per Cents, at 991 and 100. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 86/ sad 86. Mexican, at 291 and /. Peruvian Four per Cents., at 801,811, 781, and 79. Portuguese Converted, at 311. Russian Scrip, at 11 2,1/, and 2/ premium. Spanish Active Five per goats at •101. et 344; Ditto Deferred, at 134 sad 13. =GLIM FUND!.—Tios DAL Doak 3 Mel Steak 108 T 13 par (*.Con. Ace.. 1163 per Ot. Ana& 134 33 Kr I 3 Fir 03.0333. A ass., 96 lizabooquer 01/.9:1 11164 bk. to IT.. 1011ZIGN FUND& li pet CL Medlin leads, 1 per CL Orem& 11d5.1186 Yrs CL /Mg. Ikeda. 69 91 Orem& Deterred Oda. 9 II pee (604.. 6 per CLNIL. UK 796 6 per OIL BresUlea 136..119 90 9 per Cl Pereetaa Ida. 0 MS If" II 9 Do. Deferred lids.. 344 66 9 par 011. 1611110. Area, 54 II Portirgoes Cosy., 33 3 DON Miss DU 10 101 pit 1.. Rao. Ws., 109 II DOM Oelurob. Del. Mk. Liao 80•6610 &IL In 1 delveebles Se under 8d.... 31 4 3 poi Ct. Spaidob 11 , 1.469 i 4 per Ct. Drib lids., TI 3 Mite Peed., Ma 1* per Ot. DEO* Rila. * 3 per et, Veuesuele 3 U6. 39 4 6 I 4 per p t . Du& Gm. . S NIT Veneettels Deferred Dd5...115 13 MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAT. The public sites declared for to-morrow are rather large, namely, Sager: 200 beds. West India, 6,000 bags Mauri tius, 4,000 bags Bengal, and 1 600 bags Madras. Coffee: 1,600 bags and 100 maks. Cocoa: 800 bags Gnaysqnil. Saltpetre: 800 bags. li,atoo —We kave no alteration to report today. Comm appears to be more steady. Corrsk.— lie sales reported is good ordinary native Callon ; the pros qa3ted the same as lest week, 60s. to 61e. Otta.—Steady. bra, pale, 381. to 38/.105.; Btraw, 361. to 371 ; •brown and yellow. 321. to 341. ; Sperm, 821. 10 s . to 831. ; Hesdniatter, 871.; Cod, 331 ; South Sea, 321. to 34/. ; Olive Galipoli, 491. to 601. ; Spanish and Sicily, 1 481. to 501. ; Pain), 311. to 311. 10s.; Cocos-nut, 331. to 361. ; 13. ed, rape, pale, 411, to 415 10r.; Linseed, 321. 10s. to 321. 15a. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market has mme tone to-day, but the di mend is still small for consumption. The quotations en is follows: Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 36e. 3d. to 3Gs. 6d. ; February and hank, 365. to 36e. 3.1. ; October to December, 365. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 1 1348. I 1849. i 1830. BRISTOL, Feb. 23. Eiveoz-IttozAmoz. The market was dull and heavy to may sad with a twalemoy to reduced orlon. YORK, Feb. 23. Sloop ElCHAl4ol4.—Caledonisa, 71; Ewen, c ount i es. 7k ; Great Northern, 6 4 44141411 d 4; North Staffordshire, Si; York, Newsomle, (Etta'slos), ; Y or k and North Midland irre ilmomoo),ll. WATIIFORD AND KILZ.NNNT.—A claim reads on this oessoany of 1,6601. for land on their Thontutown branch hu beta valued sad settled by • jay at 3211. LONDONDSIRT AND lINNISILILLIX —lt appears from the half-yearly stomata of this railway that the total expendi ture (enfeeble to alpha amount, from the formation of the °papaw to the present tints, antonaM to 193,6891. 16s. 10d., and that the receipts for the past six months have been 8,6311.65. 3d., which, attar deductiag expenditure, prods*, • balance to be ouslid to profit ladles of 1,481 L 7a.11d. RAILWAYS. Tali DAT, Two O'CLOCK. The share market opened this morning with an extremely heavy aspect, and prices rapidly receded, especially those of Great Westerns, which fell to 671, and of London and North Western stock, which was done as low as 105. The market is now a shade firmer, but prices still remain depressed. Great Westerns are at present called 68} to 9}; North. Westerns, 103 to 6; Caledonians, 111 to f. Great Northern mark 61; South-Eastern, 18,1; Berwicks, 15; York and North Midlands, 17g. French shares are little changed. Barns, kat imr•Ts. Molar prior. egarday. Sales b.day ap to I &alma. kilenisea . Do. Pra1;18.; AlahigiNeto 366 .sl3;.l Barb Hants Sit. (13t.1 _Wet perpetual 6 p.rt.)j II Is I 1 dia. — vttlisT;gussoses Bina.Welv.ai Now Volley vim. Wok., rl Didlay Do. ,: vigor. lado w l t Delo% Illieft..rd 111210.11 awl Itaster =main Pr Pa f6 l 27 24 Sj Se 51 66 pat 6 poi s. Lame . D. SW Pradiresse andar sad Holyhead .. Dallis sad ballast Jaw— 29 97 dia. 19 9 obi. ISt 171 1111 Ili 71 71 117 as is db. la If ihrist Dn(31.105.)6 p. Ct. PreL Beam Optimism .., Do. New Pref. d p. CL I Do. Eat., ep. Ct.. Nat i Do. do. N 0.3 Do. N. & E. 6 per Ct I Do. Do. New do. S per Cent Matt= Uniac suiis A (We E. U. M.) W. dam B. sad C. dite, f p. CL)Zest Do. New .„ Do. New (s ha r e Eat Lincolnshire 264 371 Erlinbargh and Gimpy_ 27 23 1 Exeter, Yeovil, t Dora. dig . Exeter and Exmouth Great Northern I I 134 did Do. 1 shares, A, Deferred 24 3 Do.) shares, B, 6p. Ct 4 34 dis Do. S per Cent. PreL . 104 104 'OLBouth.and Writ. (Ire.) 27 29 Greet North of England— 225 230 ex. dlr, De. New, EN 30 92 po. Do. New, Z3O 37 39 pm. Do. New, Al 5 13 20 psi „ Great Western ... 59 61 Do. ts iith ha i res 29 30 De. shares 144 15 Do. • ... 114 12 Do. New, • Bull and deity ... „,, 04 1 00 Do. shares 49 60 I Ins. shares . 04 10 pm Lal/CIAIT and Carli;le Do. Yhirds_ Learmhire and 'Yorkshire —pr I' Do. do. N. B. Is B. Do. do. 52 56 din Do. t it h t r . O ;26 24 din Do. o. 4shares ll3 12 51a. 74 74 dia. DO.Thirde • 10 Do. New inns. P:Cl4+l 24 24 pm De. Liverpool and Bury Do. West Hiding Union DoDo. Preston and Wpm ; . shares (A) !Aso end Bradford... .„. 1 II 1 Ti II li Wu Da 1 I pat I I 66 60 6 6 pa. 4 4j $ $ 134 IC ▪ 10j 7 6; dia. 47 0 [.eerie trod Thlrek .. Do. Prof. t. , fiatt No.ll I Do. N 0.2, Do. Do. No.3' Dp.Quarterit 1841. . Loudon and Blackwell ... II Lon., Brighton, & &Coes Do. hew goo. 6 p.Ct. Do. guarantied S p.Ct— I late Croydon nista— Do. Prof. S'per Cent-- Do.Convrt. 5 p.Cc.,1652, If.ondon and Otosnwen .. 7 _ ems 97 99 ex div 9 9 Do. Preferens London & North-Western Do. Do . do. New shares ... Do.Slb ab.,M.andß.(C) Widow & South-Wasters Do. New, 4:50 Do. New, £4O ... Do. New Prefers's,' ... Lowestoft Guar.4 per Coat. IlsneJL, Bua.outdMatiock Menet., Bhef.,&Lineolneh ; Do, te , hares, No. 1 .. Do. shares, No. 2 ... Do. shares. No. ... Do., ow .4:10 Pref. ... Do., Great Grimsby ... . Do. SheZaciine f. dn... Do. Grimsby Do* ... Do. Lincoln Union ... Midlaod I Do. £3oasri; Do. Bins. and Derby.. . Do. Caw. B. & B. bp. C. Do.ErewsaltValleyPref. INewcastle and Carlisle . . Do. New kvi Do. Extension ... Do. Guaran. per Ct... 1 North British ... I db. ! li I aim.l 4I die 4 1 pm 791 IN, 134 13G 101 11 37 59 57 59 1164 Do. Do. Preference 174. North BtAßordalalre . 50 Osiord, Won, tWolvar.l 15 Itead.,Guild., sad Itsigste: 44 Soya= sad Hitehin ...I 23 Scatials Central 25 Soottiola Midland 124 shrews., lk Bum" CI. A b Do., C1a..8.. 6 Da, NOW Oasesaliatt . ... Is ilbrAwsbug &Ad Chanel 234 1264 106 107 r pin. 641 6 1 IS 16 dl.. 13 II dia. 2 21 pm. 16 17 12 41 1 4 41 Ms. 64 71 4 41 ! 7 9 / 3 3 11 2 4 4 I 6 4?1 411 '11.' 23 241 Ws. 19 53 122 124 Mid) 9 Do. Halm lee Do. Dwain , I De. Nov... IP Do. $ per Cest. Pref... Shropshire Union 30 &nab Dews ... 7s I Do. Preffstam, n++ 'South Staffordshire... ... 331,8oatki &Mara Do. No. 3 Do. Vo. 4 Railitand South Wales . a. York., Don., Sheffield, Rotherham, end I Goo* N. Di. poa.6 p.Ct. Watarford and Kilkenny.. Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. rm., Do. do. do. Wilts, Somerset, &Wenn., Terk,Nemmatlart Berwick Do.Ext.tYorkaiNewes.; Do.O.N.R.Purehor Prat York and North IlidlamL. 113 30 14 13 di.. 11 19 :1 3 10 9 1 11 e:.l 11 10 3 41r 9113. 93 103 133 16 r - 10 f 63 ' 13 f 164, 1 61 6i dia. 1 3 pm. 6 dia. 4 3 db. 13 10 dis. 1 die 141 13 31 3 dia. 8 e 8 10 4 114 die. 181 18! 23 241 ells 4 dis. 3 db. 11l le i i 9a la 6 3j 1 28{ $Bl 91 71 91 29i 141 li 1064 6St 12 12 12 I 1 1 3 1 I 8 I Per 4Pm 104 %dia. 144 U II 10e ils 54 dia. Iti 171 4 11 dla. 23f 141 5 9f 9 1 f 9 f VI 1 i Fauna ILawina. lAnSblWfau flats Italian incTiosTruuir Boulogne cud Deland Frame (Viersoul Dutch HimLoh 41 41 di& 7 7 ez.diT. If 1 6 34 dls Pau 7 az div s:.i mm:. do.. Hadrld end j'alentla Namur and Wee Northern of hones Orleans and Bordeaux .. Paris aid Orleans MINIM Bona Pads and Stresbnieg Sewn and Ham .« lesehr• and Yaw ...{ Town and Nantes ... r k 6 du. 7i 7 di.. 7 11 I 1 dia. IN 30 32 3 1 1 In $2 ex div 6 6 die ill Ms LIVERPOOL, Feb. 23. ReOCK-EXCHANOII.—The declantion of dividend by the London and North-Western Railway sent that stock down It. Ids. In the Liverpool market to-day; other sorts; were also worse.— Laneashire and Yorkshire (afth shares), 71 411.—Lcedos eel North- Western, toey gluten. p. Alto ( tlfth shawl. f p. —Ditto (I shares C), p—Midland, 421 2—Ditto (6 sham) 21 I is. 2d. el.—Smith- and Dover (N 0.4, in. as '.a et (L), el — York, Newcastle, and Berwick (originM N. and B.), IS —York and North Midland, 186. :BIRMINGHAM, Feb. 23. STOCL-Eitnimmi.—The .bars market was dull ta-day. sad slightly needed. Birmingham and Stour Valley minded t, MANCHESTER, FZB. 23. BTOCR-EXCHANOII.—Prioss again gave way considerably, and Loudon and North Western shams were otrertog at 10 6 , an d Lancashire and Yorkshires at 30 dia. In the latter dm:tam stork bums showed themselves strong towards noon, and maim. Boos to the amount of about 10,0001. took place. with • slight thaw, Atka on the part of brokers to mlvanor prime, which, however, *oh t. i us t a, chocked by the large amount of awes tun offering, LEEDS, Feb. 23. eteldtaidOdAdon.—Then is little or notbitst • 12 , the market today. tames were unusually flit. anal en the h e t et w h e n. The only transactiwis aro—Eastrneselksh esi e n iii Lee& sad thlrdt prokranws, No.l..ttttln Diu ; ....menhalb. I.oodoo end NW% WOMEN. Int. Tod; N eit eteehme t SI dims; Tat awl Marta mama, Nara" --r------.., 417 C s - -, r -:\ 1 '-,._ •i: • .• 4 i• l' vs: . .• :, . 4 Cn t :....% v l',:0;t0