The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-09 00:00:00

0 -. 2 e 1 , ~ . • , • i t /.."'• ; • i ': --' ---\„......„/ • - .., --- • re L ... . Pe -A e LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING,' FEBRVARY 9, 1850. [THREEPENCE. CLOTHING, .B%of otyl• 100•18. awl Jn•:nrt.w w:wkix INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either mg muss • mow moms - • .1 1.11 :Zi le rtEllif A Cr i ril. 011/. Merchant Tailors aad .., Ned 111, Ortetchurelaatmet. rettatizatas that tot the peen* Wien sad tact alleluia. variety cow& rnwiestator sad beauty. Ake. lENTLY3II34I MCKIM L011021:40 002 , t the met sleek et 3 sod W ATE% .171111 6 7 ef tlhgr alli". 131.6. sad ;ANTS' lIVEI/1118, ithistetedeeted prima • Nevelthe Is I OVELCO u ta s ead TM PA et Slaty Pee Ont. webetwed by L. stonedred 00. cit Wm the :a t end en list NI 40 per wet. lower auk , Morainal Tailors, Clothiers, Naval • to lagio mid Chula, SG, Gracechureh- Ude& " 'PRA-lOTA se aimed ores antsmeated walk, Mame soil Ms d added to dams psalm aldwilebr during ths Wt two ran molt their eletranon durability, and eheap. IT exact resemblance to silver. being coaiMmil aver. • to 43m mem met eumplsis l4 10 0 dm de d► ...... • 17 • de. 60. _ Who poir. easboit ollig 4•llllwpaft 8.4 am* of Sr Mb rah I as r pospilla ispallip sant PNorsa. " OWN& agmor Iftimmealesso.-101abbiksd NO. 1,079. FIRSONB et INDUSI ta or out of tradiei n i t : a r•. role ef article , at et ." ruler petionall se by y V,ll. Omit Reim Wen % Cho . - kHYAII and Co„ m ow.. M, Welded?, ..atri, Pave peat *mum In ',Jen !'wv hire on hand dr hi at Gating* the i. J CVENU.R in "my omit! of FROCK. DRE 99. se Of peerless .ndot LOVNOIN Together with the Lntowegas anti urpoidrateay_to RIDING ABM SERVANTW At unman+ Great N EIDER DOWN I SEAL 811.1.1 At • delving et The above Garments we not priamplca, which Will 1 le. • 114 whilst the prices will be cm he oared by any other LOH titorree.—L. UTAH mid Oa, and Military Tall" °Mitten to meet. and M. Oakirdotreet, la THE "TEA-PLANT" to bring 'Worst* awn that plant, Am Jost bee NNW Sermiers retest, which hare dm • whiewmead popularity, from t new. so Iwo than hem their Oetroplated with • aims' cos* Cottage pitmen it. red eel Antique do. do. .tr.hrmilede. ew tun cwiich dm ehmnil do. Otto do. pasha dn. Lour-Quatorispetber• do. KB. Teapots, ends; wan km ; teapots. 48. sW ; meg A l l ether eglial• Dor Is the toe LL;UI bee. R. SCRTON Hem meet, ad Neermemotmet can la We:rennet. ISSN - 1 HON BEDSTEADS I . .err large aseortinont ad. tack ; awl them tee • endi NUM eseldee. p o n RALE. at tie Show 4 ,:e hippo and Burton?. S 9, rice . ar..l No. 1. Newman-el 14 .-ed, where may dm be WI r ma wbklt aDD licabie b_. s found. ea an auslllßeY wet t bed. Conftoll iron hedge Low , • ith e•Mying'i of ere et few.- Fatab&bed in Wells e. t:uperb and dump with the w maiinghired MI Ws ow rte neirot venom in the WI t "weiretle-tables , leggy the vow, taws , and in Met "myth t 41.p:ave.1 in a wyb et ele Lem. d Medal is the ode net tma.tewlier, maga WM. Rid It caJ: girt Saaate'..:e-tabice, and ire eol MILTON" HAIR I e coot prepratini :kg t puck t ,ant which at mad mid in Brar' mow. Citawhin weal law, shalt rimming if MILTr•S'! HAIR LCHRICANT the ILrr Mel ilea feeble, will turdr) e!nti P (LITEII tot •r ..... G E' I 0144 W.pri 11 pi4tri., Ingitlwr la , Mai Guam. the !tual T„, IAPIII:11. PI.I•PC-0, I'M! at wits I' a IN , sild and m.d --- 14 X.,4 ' t.... 14, 1 th" In I 11l % , ,N1 It. rk %.:. 1.- 4. 11.. A poi ...ly 1 1' , 1316 ~ Pr . tlory.4 /I,PPI lE. I. A ling-OU Pei II liii ;ft% lc Utek, pet t.. t 1 . .4, See,' Pelbe p wriut Ever, be arc Ghat' I I* • A v,,, 5 , sad II I I •Ji, 1774. J all lay Iv At. N . r .11 ' I we 1 !Pe ai 7 ,e mg RAP \ .... fitkol Off tt.it i- kaik MO di With p . 6 11:I“, ' I , JURA ! 41 the 1 iututio d laa. ro %maid tr. ,ins was t.s sh..i. w i sav e i and CHILDREN'S COTS. et those ierwet b kap awl Byre, _ ate tram We. ed. met. Med MI MI deli. sad entirely tree ede, or m t c h k e in g r hoer-roome of LAMWI P. surroni oxford-4feet (..r*sw d Ilearmaa. whielt we the host lo the the !old lbeisdifteit ow Ina alike to hut am* weiortlSMwde. lin:Mary to periled met. essisbm moo ht the bedtteeds et 14% hi mi. Delia aft -I every irsimisem esthlit. mot (per 7•0•411•04 a. 5.1111. WORK-BOXES. sal TEA nasau4writ. Limbs. egmrp• all tire met Isma bleested by ova ebeee my be we sem eemoler mike pi% draelleg. ebe oaigi sod disaabeera‘ ebb card every/Mai dos tbe weelabble dreetbir. eet **pan ale serpmed by my la Ole Mabel Imaier of tle eadellated ut forte, the proem steel rim the various iaspremeneeht la pertabledeeke MILTON" HAIR LUBRICANf.—A mew sad ipso perpratim :Ike Si r. essprawild as Mimi prilmer...4 l .MA um ma i win st east sipinsde the May MI moll s• Bray.' I•rrare. titanium Cr., air lids= di gridi isons. Neal SAM , rerrrisel4 1W AIWA plrEff 1• make • bornolc lIILT,V! HAIR IXBRICANT, wall as illessivi la a Tarifa 111 IM Ill.r ,oat lr., tads pa. MU moss memieres /Mr dark Isans, as r aty. h6r r. ere SeltZ:nzertores Old 1•111019 wI drrs tri t rovt mow. Lake icssita_:—Neors. Ramos vv.. a.- - r.nrimanet ; St• non Chum& y•rd .armi svt Cr, . p.m Cbareklari; fterf, 1/1. OLIN. mem ; and Weary ma tl. Olfglrd4mva. ACF RTA I d speedy MIER die INFLUENZA, modi ad al a dtt ire.: laad 4.tSms. s.— t V III Co MOLIBS s SLOUIt. preputes From :a* nap dibaba C ecese.glwr ia. assm t Lox bracr. deservedl cartnarl r llllO prsai... my in si. palmistry ati.etlaaa ?mow MO ify sid t run-tvtrt. rdetstrai t Larks; sal soil .t j. Lea t.. s?, st. Psors Clutrellyard; Sam* ad Ikea Finkrita. VTO t, tiara sad CO, M Clgni7ll4 1 &NW 1111111 all OEM& VIM. 4sdaa. Ilatmatead ad Roberta, lbartsatel Sarre sad Co.. Unbars's: sad Subte, Satan; and Tamil b dill medusas modem at rb. kismisa biz imam at la lid. = B 4s li . : 11 d. ori—lhe bates at h. ed. antra mord is mall. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS et THLi DAT, Friniary 9, con ti 1123 the fol/owias miler:Ed Ea. Tern of Liberty" destroyel M Porto (two vlowo) wapiti ti Nr• halal Chia at Wollitiglow—ltoongWea re I= Ns Wm le 919WWWlia—Heantitol Plolara kat the bolitatiso Enhitidoa :—• Pottelisr." /Wats! by F. Goodall. —Tar titlAr's Howie." by F. Creowick—Pwiriameto Portrait, tied Methuen - Condit or An of the Boa. A. I. Venue (two I. roamer -Theowital Performance at Madder Cortht—Wortelwo in I Wow: Viln. of lidlard—Great Fire in taniteth, fot Wonaroday tairte Were' —Great Goer itnilway Depot, UAL With PCPPLUILNI gr.oiks. sad all the now of the work. Offisr-199, lataL—rrior 441 , portage tree. TALFABLE 800 roz•niz MAX BY TOVATT, THE SHEEP ; its Illstety, !Structure, Economy, Loa., Ly wnuan brooms, T. 5. II Engravinp a tee Kat ey. New edition, Ham, peke ix based este& "A• a welt of eeferese. Ned lobe is Ws renriss of all sheep tanamic"-611T411(1,. etwoolde. ToCATry NEW MAU( cs E. PLO; eronplaUss Ids Series of te.vae oo Ittaneere Animals. ilea Engrawhip den Harvey. Ito, Aire td. dab extra. ToCATIM COMPLETE GLUIER : a Compendium of Ms bode,. Mab 130 engravings Thick Oro, Eighth edition, leo., t!nth mit. „, _ • - „ (I.ITEIt'• FARRIERY mad CATTLE DOCTOR. New Editions by I'm •rt )TA MATerw. 12ao, primes. Nab, cloth lettered. Lorcioa : Credo* and Co., 19, Paterwrater-row. • NEW Tr Awl GIFT. GEMSPow pa EMS of WOOD ENG VINO, from the "Illnetnted I, don t oat using upwards of One Hundred d Use Led Specimens of W.,.1 I.naravinc ever pn (Nerd. Caro ully ptiated on a warm-tinted pi de Hese a rah a nines' and descriptive lad of the sub}etle: ye* leer with a Illetory of the Art of stoat Engraving, Aneteat Madera. ay Wuw OS A. Caarro. Elegantly bound. price On Game. bratag the road superb Drawing-room sr Glft-Heolt of the :mums. Laid=: William Little, 198, &mad. r E Mahn r ine 10=1 READING Aramtat a Series at Loam eititTnnest eaniseng awl Instreeiies .......eiseted will greet eon teams the lest Authors, in erne sad Ville. The 'Min besseledty GNI segissly Iluttrated Inn I. nee enwidstinw the loslinws etediehrd at the office (tithe Molested Lemke News. IN, &raid; o,d by all ItestueLless. Da. CCLVERWELL•B NEWWOHICe. EN-- ii.eastbilun"d" JOTM T d LIFE. . Ikelol, remestioa, Bed radioed me al dm." I .enrrre : Zesty ler/ae—lhdas sad Ilesser - ~n e latest the havirees d'eedes—The Pet* lea" IV= .4., end D erbor d Zest pheer—tleuttry errejr— i te ll ee m itleedee et It —rimier, et Home— 11. Diaata—Oa lease, ehreplas &Wee, Alr, INS, 1...., i leeoptake. lics. 111 ItAlli.N7l4 from the 1101ISTAINIL I wee. 1. web ; by poet, I. .4. le.. I.—A Viait to the Lis--Shreeh el riblogrgh. &a It.. 11.—The lakes of Killarasy—holiehemer el Willa, h. W A RT* to rAmiliz PI V a ;0101D. " That three more years mod ha ger ewes may re." asi L d A popu lar revive el almost every hew erre me we) et ie. %tatty debilitated loth awl m metalled a dot Ireseeertbe I...rig, berets the um et plasemr, live, er , led enliere .0 ; watt tables mad rebel& the ratme Tosulibe et miry-44 life. I 1 ... , ...41, VI, Patereeeeverr; Naha. $O, OtrehM ; Cervellet, 4E. trw ‘ereet ; or direethem the Anther, 10, ArgrUillese, le. erst-ttrart. Peulle PETITIONS - REGULATIONS is loft RQI:112 IN COUNIGIU.-21'ffy MlSlbel . psi= PO Kate OW Moo Pet &Ms kis same at e the tueeevt. I Vide Coesamos• Journals, 1833, March 20.) Myer, Pet 1. , a Mat be writtou sail ant printed or lithogra p hed. t loli e..:Oalreas' Journals, 1793, May 6 ; 1317, March 12.) Neeryitition must contain • prayer. ( Vide Cosiness' law lII N 154.3, J sh 110.) Every peskier BIM be signed by at least are person en the skis or sheet on which the petition is written. ( ride cos..'inm Journals, 1817, Watch 12.) be Petition matt he written la the English language, or n 1 '-' neurspaared by a frabelitioa condi 4 by the member who 'k' l piemil. it. Wade Cemsoos* Journals, 1821, March K . : Maid 21.) Every most be 4aed by the Pardee who* saws ate a thereto by tb& as or marks, and lin, one elm exempt is owe of isespadty by sickaess. I 1-.4 (. . 11 .121cas' Jooraols, 1876, Nov. 8; 1689, Nov. 14 ; "4 ha. 2 1 182e1 Dia 13; 1836 . June 26.) No kitten, ht‘ Levi% or other dominate, may be attached to any min t"& f l'ar Commons Jonenals, 1626, Feb. 20; bor. 28.) N. r rennet may be nude to any_ debate in p_a rli a ment. I , d , Conforms' Journals, 1822, Marsh 2 13 .) No aPPlica- I "a 5.17 be owls for any grant of public money except with ,i ?mi t nt of the crown. ( Vide !Heading Orders.) ItAll.tv.tl ACCitigNTS AND 1.068 or Lire.-1111 ; ''dock down traia on the North Kent lies of railway rte 41 the line last alight, just after niesedeP Oro menu at asidtoa. The saltine buried itself in thB side of the euttirs, Sal drama all the carriages, which wm. heavily laden with pemeiteers, o ff the lies. Fortunately &Greed • few braise, and a detention of was half hoar, they neceped an nom. On Thursday esener about 7 o'clock a corporal I the herd Arillery, named Bingham, lost his life /it the mulles at New CMOS. /is had been to Oresawich, and ." ret urning b 1 this roots, sad while welting for the vmal of the down train he isspeudentlf stein" u/n a ea Ercel '' 'ine. The engineer did Let ire his position til it .is WO late to mane the sad the unfortunate "I. will kitled on the spot, body being ftightfully 4,1414 ,*_ P&L. Toe Mosey. /Opole. I MOlee Ararat. M. Lowest. Cosies 71 per 06966. 66 33 1 Se 40 NlO 66 33 Se 13 6 per Coils- 96 40 ' fe 40 96 63 es So 96 10 6 do. New Lem .. a. „ “ 4 pee Owls. . — „ 4 per Com 7 l„ 0 .. .. Excesege an Lautoc; 30 days, 5.:6 43; 93 is :S 10. adise. 3, 1610' 994 Maya. I Napes Beata— 93 SO Yew. De. 6. 1343 ...„ .. ~ Rama 1a5a .....1. 7 ” Do. $ Do. 44 , v .I Baia liarle — .l 1370 " ..... Medina; 6 per Cent e 7 30 19 • Ileasea.—Pasis tad Weans, 820; Park sad Room 577 30; Rena sad Havre, 161 511,• Angina and Mantillas, 212 SO; Mrs*. bang and assn. 116 25 ; Cann (Vienna), 321 25 Orleans and llor. dean; 415 ; Northam 467 30; Montanan a id Troyes, 110; Paris and Strasburg. MO; Tam and Nantes, 465; Vanillas Olanban 6oo k). 102 50; Venailles (Mt Mak). 168 75; Montpellier and CHM, GERMANY. BERLIN, FIB. 5. Austria has jut sent in a note, at the eleventh hour, to declare that she entertains no longer any objection to the Erfurt Reichstag. The great man dancy of the Prussian ministerial party in that par liament is a misfortune in one respect; it will entirely crush the liberal minority of the mall states, and thus inspire them with aversion to the Prussian Band. It has just been settled that the name of Bundesstaat is to be changed for "Union." But Ido not hear that there is to be any change in the thing. On Saturday a deputation of the Gerlach party waited on the kiug>rivately. Their object was to give him dill a loop-hole for getting off the dreaded oath. The singularly crooked Jesuitism of their arguments on this occasion characterises well this pitch of insane fanaticisn which possesses this faction. They told the king that they had voted for the amendment Arnim simply in consequence of the order in which the divisions took place; but that they en tirely disapproved the main feature of that proposi tion. They protested against swearing to a constitu tion which contained principles which every loyal subject most regard with aversion, and was devoid of other principles, such as the law of entails, which were essentially necessary for the solidity of the throne. They would make a formal protest in the house against abusing his majesty's indulgent dispo sition to force upon him an oath which would later lie heavy on the royal conscience. To all this the king replied that it gave him sin cere pain to observe that persons from whom he* had received so many touching proofs of loyalty, should be so far misguided by their heated zeal as to bring to him a propcsition like the present. Hs was rue that the faithful subjects who now:heard him would, upon calm reflection, seer that they had been betrayed by the fervour of their imaginations into suggesting a COMM from which every sovereign worthy of occupying the throne of Preside must shriek with abhorrence. Now that he had expressed his feelings on the subject in a mode not to be mis taken, he would not part from them in displessare, as he felt that they had committed an error rather of the judgment than of the heart. The king then added, in a tone of gracious irony, that since, by setting the last solemn seal upon the:constitution, he had been the awns of inflicting so much pain upon the worthy deputies, who had fought so valiantly under the banner of "Gott, Riinig, and Vaterland, he now thought he was bound to make compensation by affording them some enjoyment; and therefore asked them to dine with him that day at Chariot- I tenburg. The minister of finance has laid a motion before the Second Chamber for appointing a commission to re port on the presert state of the land-tax, with a view to the introduction of a general land-tax bill. Mut*, 1 1 13. 7.—lrcustary Los" . Mauna' DO* M Clearrersiel Rastas Basis ' s Praislasti. 107 IN. Mak . . . Yisils aid Ara.e boa hike 1•411 my. yfuns.a. pot Oft. Motalliques, Nj. Bea very I I 33. Nishoop at rnakirt, 118. FINANCIAL RIFONAL—OZZAT/INNTINO AT DEIST. Ws bays iscsind a (id report at a large ad outhusiesec mfoi tisi wideb souk p/ass st Disby se Thursday awning. The leek mod isportlioso of the Mates iapsilissait ►ors obries la postpous its palisades *Bl Woodsy. F 1 ite Luau:Tu.—Tie total @mascot of 6d n• Oh calamitous Am is astboatiod at =al 50. ; sad tbs insarssions ellisted oa the loss Y. Altai to fall short of that am by about 12,0001. FRANCE. PARIS, FS DAY, 11 Am. The dimussion on the Orgauio Law on Public lestreetion yesterday made a somewhat more rapid progress in the Legislative Assembly, all the emeedments on Art. 4, which decides how the Superior Council is to be composed, having been re jected, and the art►cle itself adopted. Three other articles were afterwards agreed to, and the disenidon was then adjourned to Monday, to allow the M onthly to decide on the deemed suds by the Minister of Jest's% relative to declaring vacant the seats of the representatives found guilty by the High Court of Andes of Veisailles ; also, to permit M. l!igastoey's interpellations on the affairs of Greece Übe brought forward ; end other mattere. PARIS. FRIDAY, 5 30' en. The debate, to-day in the Assembly wis on the commuieetion of the minister of justice respeeting •the convictions for political offences of several smas hers of the Nat West Assembly, by which these mem bers are deprived of their right to sit anyjoager u such. The conclusions of the committee are edema for immediate dkAlance. M. Martin d• Bourges rose to protest arbor. the sentence, bet was stopped by the prurient,. 111 Duple, who called him to order. M. Maths, how ever, continued to protest against what he called the most unjust prosecution. The president again invited him to keep . within the bound. of the question under ditemma, and within the limits of good breeding. This rebuke raised a tumult en the benches of the Mountain. Questions and answers were burled from side to side with such voices u to prevent M. Dupin's bell from being heard. The president himself was convicted by the Chamber of Peers!" " Marshal Ney was mooted by a decree of the same Chamber!" cried seven' voices. In the midst of the nobs, M. Huila Nord endea voured to continue his speeds, when M. Deem, collating his remaining strength, called him a third time to order, and called on the Assembly to paw a vote of censure. This, amidst an inexpressible excite ment, was done be a large majority. Quiet being restored, the resolution declaring that the members convicted at Versailles have forfeited their seats passed by a great majority, the Mountain crying " \rive la Republique!" as the announcement of the vote was made. M. Pia:story then rose to put bin questions on the subject of Greece, and having done so, he wu fol lowed by M. Cavaignac, who thought that, as it was publicly stated that the French government had been taken as mediator in the matter, the question should be adjourned. Accordingly, the Chamber passed to the order of the day. The duel pending between MM. Leo de Laborde end Richardet has not 'taken place, the matter having been arranged. The metallic reserve continues its upward movement in the Bank of France, showing this week an advance of 61 millions, being 31 millions more in Paris, and 21 millions more in the branch banks. The discount accommodation has declined in an unusual deree, being 81 millions leen in Paris, and 11 mullion. less in the provinces, the amount of the former being 40,919,404 fr., and of the latter 67,619,906 fr. The protested bills have de creased about 63,000 f. in Paris, and about 15,000 fr. in the province*, the amount of the former being 1,813,293 fr., and of the latter 1,693,0216. On the aide of the liabilities, the metes in circulation have declined nearly 7 millions in Paris and about 1 of a million in the branch banks. The account current of the Treaeury has increased about 5 minims, the pre sent amount being 80,481,220 fr. Private accounts current in Paris have fallen off about half • million, and in the province. about 300,000 fr., the amount of the former being 74,642,088 fr., and of the !attar 24,939 842 fr. The whole amount of the metallic re serve at present is 4/33t millions, to 4661 millions of notes in cumulation. COLCHESTER ELECTION. LAW UG/MGM COURT OF BANXRUPTCY. THE POLL. Although it ern hardly to be txportod that a oat dictate se Mole the field se Mr. Wiwi.* Ceske amid reasseetily \ape to ware his return, it was vilea esidset that gib Ilejr nod pretratlosist party ware not papered he as makes himetration io his layour as that extritdtsd by the thew of heads. By straining scary norm howsrer. they Mend Ilse hod ea the pail at starting ; and ultiroatsly Llid the hoe tea candidate. . candida. who in carry Id ie = as is the " purity principle," was of courts set at all popular with the old burnoose. The numbers went : For Lard Jobe Manners 623 Far Mr. 0. W. Cooke 386 Banos IL. Oomoneocoraw. _ 111 WI Henna, • HOP 11111.01• NT. This was PP lest enaination antinp la HIO ONO of?. P. 1 1 / 1 16*.hernseobspe, al Siapswortb, Heat. Ea ohne up 411 a ladeanehost. oidestliag hen Det. 1848, to Nov.. 1849, width *Pad that he owl 8,6931. la October, 1 847, whoa ho ottatt waived ell Ids wen about to M . otets for the bones rills on; the 461 lb. Wilkkres. ha , Ilso assignees, opposed the bankrupt, ea the ground its Ids neonate were entirely fallacious. ` As it wee the enillten wend sot pt a belfprasy ,• bat bed the *mew min dr migninent goon en. ton toidot boos ban abbe to pog the ornitore. This petition had so doubt llo• been !bed with a eleadly view to tits bankrupt • vela- ii 7 abbe hoes lad Was forfeited byte beakraney, the Haber- 4 adtire Ongang Meng Ingsght ea actin of yleetaust, Io whin the wigwag add net pin His deb x entnatoll Paco to ware 711. ; he bad ineind from the &Pk Railway, by way of ainpuratip, 1,8341. ; the pro- SO dun of hls fpm,ap to D aspbse,'46. was 'taut! at 1,6821.; is hit toed sad debts animpird to 611. ; bad debts, lal 2,0711. Property ealpoL 7,1131. ; trade ad farm ex- it 1314,1711. ; bensulteiilditto, 6171.; Whinny in October 1.2111. So . Nein urged, on behalf of the bankrupt, that the 1 : IC?'was a bona No treaseetion. tai short convenatin bit Honour allowed tie beak- 17. 1 4. to pow, mania, all punkas of sundaes till no air- et. ti neating. IS book said, no hinds of tho beakrupt wore sow lie rey to Mora wmapooltion of IL Ott is no pound ; kat kis B lionosr *Men to lave the question dioneard then, ob- so prying thet non would be tine enough to Panda it be. U fore the andisate meeting. It -Ili Maor The' above are the j neu it t y ers issued by the oosse 7 rvatire seensittee ; the *Metal deekratinn (In essesquesesi of the ezeitod state of the town), 'mains hen postponed till Satur day (this day). Mr. Cooke'o ocarintittee did not publiph any statement, bet the following numbers hove bon handed to no from that rsires: Mennen 622 Corks 402 Worley 220 The esetket was more Ilk. an Anted.= than an Bad lish ma. There west no bands, no Immune, and no &oaks's. nun; yet the ezeitensent was intense. FINANCIAL AND NATIONAL REFORM AIhOCIATION. NOTTINGHASI, SATURDAY MORNING. Lest evening a numerous and influential meeting of the inhabitants of this town was hell at the Eichange Rooms, foe the purpose of furthering the objects of the above association. _ _ . MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. At sisal o'clock the large room of the Exchange was damply crowded. Among the gentlemen on the platform we Sir Joshua Wander, M.P., and Mr. Geo. Thompson, 111 P. Mr. Omar. Beat( (an aldrimaa of the borough) was unanimously called to the chair. Sir JOSHUA WALMSLEY having at considerable length explained the °Neve of the amociation, Mr. G. THOMPSON delivered a lengthy and eloquent address. Mr. GEORGE GILL then proposed the following reso lution : " That this tutting, approving of the principles of the National Parliamentary Reform and Financial Association, pledges itnelt to supp_rt the objects of the association in every way to salty oat as extension of the suffrage, shorten the duration of parliaments, and promote economy in the national expenditure." The maim, being seconded, was carried with acclamation. A vote of thanks was thed passed to the chairman, and the nestle; separated. After the meeting a greet number enrolled their names as members of the National Association. Two o'CLOOL. The improved tone which we noticed as prevailing 31 in the English stock market yesterday, manifested is itself in a still more decided form at the commence. ment of business this morning. Console opened at 2 ; 964 to both for money and account, being higher et than the last rates of yesterday's market, and after :3 4 . being transacted at;, receded to 954 to 4, at which as they are now ateady. to hs Business has been done in the Three per Cent. 14 Reduced at 951 and 96; the Three-and-a-Quarter per 12 4 Cents., at 981 and 1. Exchequer BUM, at 58s. and 15e. premium. too Considerable fluctuation has occurred in the valise 4 4 of the South American stocks to-day, especially in is Buenos Ayres and Peruvian; the former are 000 at this moment quo'ed 62 to 64, and the 3 2 : latter 78 to 79. Mexican Bonds are higher, so having touched 29!. The transactions which have I; taken place up to the present hour are the following : ss Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 631, 641, 62, and 4. Equador, at 41, 1, and 1. Two-and-a-Half per Cents. Dutch, aq at 654 and 4. The Four per Cent. Certificates, at at. 864 and 4. Grenada, at 181 and 1. Mexican, at : 29„ 4, and 4. Peruvian Four per Cents., at 781, se 80, 784, and 79. Five per Cent. Spanish Actives, at r o 181; the Three per Cents., at 364. 32 GALE ON THE WESTERN COAST, AND LOSS OF LIFE-DESTRUCTION, BY FIRE OF A STRAKER. Within the put two dsye the western coat has been visited by a hurricane, sues as has not been ewrieseisd for a lengthened period—no gale of equal severity, or of so lengthened duration had taken place eines Jan. 7,1839. About midday of Tuesday, the wind rose to a considerable height. Gradually it increased till about 12 o'clock at eight, when it blew a complete hurricane. At first tie wind was from the 8.5. W., v.eri, g, u the eels increased in strength, to W.S. W. ; ultimately it flied at W.N W., when the burn. cane continued to blow with r. doubled vigatir. It attained its height abut 4 o'clock La Wednesday morning, and eon. tinned for furl y three hours with tremendous force. During the whole of Wednesday it still blew with much violence, while at intervals heavy falls of rain and ht it took place. From inland situations we learn that in the towns a , tl villages of the county of Ayr, as well as is the more exposed landward districts, no small amount of damage has ban dons; but that sinks into insignifkance when compared with the serious events which have occurred in the Firth melds, and the disasters sustained by the shipping in the ports along the coast. The course of exchange for this mail presents 10 scarcely any variation from Tuesday. The negotia- so tions were at the following rates : 11 Time. Priors negotlated. 124 Prom To " Hamburg Amsterdam Ditto 3 Ma. 19 2 Rotterdam Antwerp Brands. 23 70 Paris Ditto . ........... I 11s. 23 60 Marmillas ... ....... " 23 63 Froakkrt ..-- :: Vireos ................» 11 le Se nines Peto 4 ... .... " nl4 ... ..... r 43 1...._ i Cadiz— ............. -... " Leplioni Orsos N.I. Pawns- ..... 6l 121 i Mai= .......- Oporto --- ........ - The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 111 per mills, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17e. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 23 431; and the exchange at Paris on Lordon at short being 25.45, it follows that gold is 0.06 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By last mail the price of gold at Hamburg we 4341 per mark, which, at the English Mint Rnce of 1 31. 17e. 100. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.91; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.101, it follows that gold is 0.17 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. By last advice. the comae of exchange at New York on London, for bills at 130 days sight, is 108 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 1 68 per cent. against Esglind. But after making allowance for difference of interest, and charges of transport, the present rate does not admit of gold being exported to the United States. At Ayr, the leer number of vessels in the harbour, and the heavy fresh in the river, conabieed to render the hur ricane more serious in its results than it might otherwies ham been. Many vessels broke from their moorings, aid reeriud cesaiderable damege. The suss of contusion and disorder wee heightened by other miner oentererees which eamsty gall, however, for special notice, although In volving, ea the whole, serious lou to many of*. craft lying in the harbour. VINIZLO ASHOIIt ow Tin CARHICK.COAIIT.--SIX Max DIOWNID.—The casualties on the wild rockbound coast of Carrick ere possessed of a deeper and more melancholy in terest than any of the others we have to record, inaamuch as they have then attended by the sacrifice of six human lives. At 9 o'clock on the morning of Wednesday, the barque Margaret, of Greenock (Nonies), bound with a cargo of extort for Greenock, having left New Orleans on the 91st of December, went ashore about a quarter of a mile to the north of Miami*. Sae went ashore stern on; ropes were speedily parsed to the shore, and be the aid of a number of Dorms fishermen, whose seal and activity merit due praise, the crew were safely reined from their perilous position. About two o'clock one of the crew, a young man, a native of Aberdeen, fancied that by swimming to the vessel he might be able to bring his cheat ashore. Arriving at his destination after great exer tion, he caught hold of a rope's end suspended from the aide of the torque. He seemed to be much fatigued ; and, alter holding on for about 20 minutes, he became so entirely over. come, that he sank exhausted into the see, and was drowned. In the eircomitsects it was utterly impossible that any aid could have been extended to t. e misguided and ill-fated young gum. The ship will probably become a total wreck; but should the weather moderate, the cargo may be saved. About seven o'clock on Wednesday morning, the sloop Clanehloudon (Kevin), bound from Creetown, to which port she belongs, to Irvine, went ashore in Cancan Bay. The crew, comLtimg of three hands, all saved. The same morning the barque Jubilee, of Sunderland (WOregor), bound from Troon to Smyrna, with coals, went ashore on Brest Reck, four miles north of Oinen. Many attempts were made to reach the barque, but in vain. The crew, amounting to ten men, took to the small boat, which, how ever, shortly grounded upon a rock, and three of the men wof oat of the boat for the, purpose of pushing it off, and ere left on the rock. The beet had net got well off when a huge sea tolled over it; it instantly filled, and went down like a stone. One of the men, by extraordinary exertion, d to swim within ranch of an intrepid lad, who ers i l l iZ e through the surf and brought him ashore ; while the captain, who had attached a life buoy to his person, was imbed inshore, and by a desperate effort on the part of the same lad, brought from duper water. The other five men who were in the boat perished, and were carried out by the strong current. In the meantime, the three poor fellows left on the rock were reused from their dangerous situation by two young fishermen, who deserve especial notice for their heroic tannin in venturing on thew noble minion amid the terrible breakers that raged with such unbridled fury. The first mate, who perished, wet Mr. W. Andante, sou of the owner of the Jubilee. The vessel is now lying un her beam-end., sad thus is no doubt that she will become a total wreak. NADIONIAN. ISLE or ARRAN STNANZII BURNID. If there were no disasters here directly resulting from the gale, the blank was fully filled up by the almost total de em/Ana, by fire, of the Isle of Ansa steamer (Captain Blackley), which plies between this port and the island whose name the vessel bears. The steamer was to have sailed oa Tuesday. But this not having been carried into effect, and the boat being advertised to sail oa the follow ing (Wednesday) merging, her fires were kept on, and she was ready to start, when, about four o'c dames were perceived circling Brow d the fonnel, la l over the top of the boilers. the orders of Messrs. Barr and Shearer, the men ennag ßy in their shipballellarpre was soon on the spot. From the control that the Samos had acquired over the vessel, as well as from the met weather, the sal alternative left by which they might sew the rei part of the steamer was adopted, via., the seiMlbsg of the beat. Thu was immediately caned into effect, and be Isle of Area melt about five o'clock. She was burned down to the water's edge from the funnel aft. Nothing whatever was rescued from the steamer, so that no incon siderable amount of valuable property has been sacrificed. She was the property, we believe, of a joint stock compael. and partially listemed—te the extent of 1,6001. it was generally afilsmod.—Ayr Advertiser. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 2nd inst.:when compared with the returns for the week previous, give the following results: - - Clooligna hos - £30,104,810 ..... Income £44,310 Onaktina rave 19,626,449 MI depolln .--..,„ 6,727,761 .. loom 218,719 Odor Woulla ;i ..- . 14591,701 ...« Doran 214,143 Cimi meltall4kll. I 14,294,614 oubsi llog iss =ll. lag ispeassat Ws sad DOW hi both 1 16,412,199 dopitassaln Sofa dagand OW tOla 2, 1,204936 ..... Immo 34,636 TOMO 232,3111 —« looms 2,467 BANK Of 127SOLAND —Acooors for Ys Wick ending Feb. 2,1841 MN lIIPLIMINIT. Notes Wand ..... ...... 530.104,810 Ocroonnent D0A.... £11,016,100 Othar dooniti M. 2.984,907 Gold Coin sad DOWD 15,827.733 Ober Wino .. ...... 277.077 samono licriiiiiint Osoorttlo On/W. Dad Weight Annuity) .... ...... .. £14.4 8 6,171 Othollosangs• ....• . 9.828,729 Nit. 0061 sad Most Cola 706.149 t 30,104,810 BARIUM el =sten' ‘14.563.000 PINY, Doane (Inelad 3.232,604 Nxelon.. oir• Omit& ot NIT a l Dsbl.L Amu.) 6.727,761 Other Deposits eloom.iivando4bor Mao 1406,966 Palms?. lob. 7. MO. ENOIIBH P BM PM. I pit Ct. PAL Am 141 I pa Ct. CM Am, NI r Milos oar 01.11440. q. NAAS 90 Ci t m i h rol. par ammo 7s a re2 4 D 1144 QM. 101 DM COM. ads. C 44 1014.,0 4 plc GI, .11 4 01. paoll D pul ul itM e a 1 I 311.012 M. MARSHALL. OIII4, 3 469 r. 41)11.—Tan DDT. PIN Ora. in.. I 306Ti sni ki M. Aft to Ma 1 94AL Work 1119 G. Name Pk. 4 I t & =l9a i til i e b 9 9P■ 111— ii 9 .3 8 9 Defaireil - /1. -- 111961144 BEL ; a te VAIL VoermazasT.4teoirifi 1110BANOND AND MORD ABROAD. ILuseem. 710. I.—limba2g Tleiread.s.lielf pw Calk 171 111110, worria % Laboolt Loss, Hl* bill, Ni money; Nam rim 11,0 141•00011 wow; !main Ike p 001 ./Cbill. BogDo Th. per OM. QM, 100 ilk mom Rai mem kg" 11111 10191. VW; MOWN , Po 0.1% NW. ON =my; MN& Lam Ibree pie 01910,70CZ a ltine. MI K Amp. ; OW% PM per Oiala. me. rim Owl& Doer _pr Owls, II 1 4.b.1.13: 11 a7 ants. rarQM.. % 110 NO% ; 1111 arr 141111 sway; Amebas Ns par Costa, 100 0.1154 Jw. gl.—Exchange on Load." 190. JAL X.—Exchange as Lawton, 90 days, 12.14. THE Nitw SEARCH FOR SIB JOHN FRANKLIN.— ROTAL PROCLAMATION AT EDINBUROII.-00 Taos- Captain Horatio T. Austin, C.ll , has boon offered, and has day the heralds and pursuivants of the Satoh College of accepted, the command of the Intended new northwest Anse amembled at the county-h.ll, and proceeded to the Witten to proceed in further search of Sir John Franklin. Market-cross, at 12 o'clock soon, nadir an escort of the Carats Austin received as order from the Admiralty at 21st Fathers, when the royal proclamation was read by Portsmouth yesterday, to attend their lordship., sad lams- Marchmost, herald, and responded by Kintyre, pursuivast, diately started for Londos.—Miming nevoid. summating the peers to meet at Holyrood on Wednesday, BANBURY PROTECTIONTET MEETING.—On Wed- March 13 mot, to elect two representative pars for Scot- woodsy a meeting of farmers was held is Banbury, at the land. , Red Liao Inn, fur the purpose of petitioning parliament for CATHEDRAL REFORM.—We are glad to Bad that some kind of rills( to the distress of agriculture. Colonel the enbeeriPtios for the support of the Rev. Mr. Whision in North kaviag been called to the *heir, Lord Yolanda, Col. the arduous strangle in which he is engaged on behalf of Dawkins, Messrs. Henley, M.P., rt and Box (tenant farmer), Cathedral Schools against Ike miappropastion of the funds Captain H. Vies, M.P., A. Cartwright, Esq., Rev. F. by Deans and Chapters, is progressing favourably. It already Litchfield, and several other gentlemen addressed the meet amount, to upwards of 600 i. In the IS . 'S we find the names ing, and andeavound to show that the district had suffered of the meet Tispeetable Cohabitants of Rozhester, and other severely from the working of free-trade measures sad the towns in Kent, including S. Pilafs, kaq , Mayor a Darer; abolition of protection. The resolutions having been carried, M. Feaster , Req., M.P.; J. S. W. E. Drag. En., M.P.; the chairman left, but subsequently the conduct of Lord Sir John M. Tyldeo ; the High Sheriff of Oasubridgeadre ; Norm., who voted for the address on the Queen's speech, Wm. gun., E.q , M.P. ; the Right Hon. Hawed Strop ; wee warmly dissuseed, and it was resolved to call upon his the High Sheriff of Derbyshire ; M. P. Baas, Esq., M. P. ; 0'0414 to resign the membership for itte county. and many clergymen a the estab li shed charel2.—Kong tutt!t of fermerewee appointed to proonti Pilltattree froths Herald. requ'altion free of expense. RAILWAYS. Tuts DAT, Two o•Cnooa. The share market is quiet to-day, bat very steady, at yesterday's quotations for most Less. In Caledo nians and South Euterpe an improvement has taken place, the former having been transacted u high as 12, and the latter at 20. For Great Westerns, B4btons, and York and North Midlands the market is also very firm. No particular alteration has occurred in the foreign share market. Balm Ua•day °Woe. at to 1 ft. I Imam Lamm. Do. Mine; 7, 6 Nilo Ramis a j ai. 20 10 1 Ittetti n gesel In lis.llll,JbliwurlMir lo elemellelt. awl DaIII 10 DO. - -- TZ laplos,lllW - Jil 75 : 92 em Nil Imam 365 ap ii& „. 5074 131 DA dims . 10 Din 110 Psdasserirog. 50 mod Nelplused 15 lisksons 40 Milo ad Bead 37.50 . .... 35 llnst Anil= „ 16 De. ( 3 L 1. DI B. 34 6 p. CM. ProL 111 Zonlorn Mantles II Do. Now Prof. p. Oh— IDo. Mai n 6 p. Ct„ Na 1 Do. do. 110.2 SO Do. N. kZ. 6 par Ct... SS Do, do. 5 per Cent U Do. Now . U Munro Union, " caw A (kb Z. U. fib.) C. SS Do. edam B. and CAltie 36 Do.= p. 01.) 23 Do. New 61 Do. New 5 0hirar......" 23 Bad Unsolnettiro SO 1111951moidtand Glasgow.. 11 &Mir, Yowl% St Dosch. Slit Omni, sod Exmouth ... 30 Groot Northern I 121 Do., sham, B 7 D 0.4 sham B, 6p. CL. 12 Do. 5 per Cent. Prat.... 00 OL Bout/I.OA Wad. (m) 100 r t North of England— ' SS Do. Now, C4O „. SO Do. New, EOO „. 13 Do. Now, AlO 100 t Wistaria .„ „. 15 Do. Now, 10 Bull and Baby— „. 13 Do. Mores 124 Do. dam Lo Carlisle anealor and .. I 10 Do. flints IM lAnadhire aad Toilishin N Do. do. IL B. AD. 111 Do. IS DeeTttlrde . . 10 Do. Now (ine. p . ..CL ). 49 Do. Liverpool and Bury 10 Do. Wed WSL( Mg= U Do. Preston mod Wyse 10 Do. sh a m:W . l e . ... SO Lads sod 80 Loads mid 'MTh Do „ . Do. Prot 6 g... Cont • N No o:1 10 . .2 s Do. Do. 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Pretenses . . 171'1Corlb 8 1 / 8 /fordahlro . . 60 Ozford, Worc.,*Wolvor. 16 Itood„Clutld, sad Reigate 1/ BMWS dad 1110201 a . . 21 800ttieb Central ... 25 Scottish lildlaad . 121 &rum, Mama 8 Do. Qom . . _Do., pow Cluoioaiiod . . . li 81;034iii7 sialCiirptai (Nor. W. La.) _ ... 9 Do. Sava ... ... 184 Do. Oswestry ... 1 Do. Now.. ... 10 ia ic D,...1 aiii.. irit. .. rleioa fe Loa ... U I Do. Problem ... ... 12 Soma Lt.tibrd.riro... Os Zostora ... ... $3l Do. No. 2 „. ... ... /0 Do. No. 3 ... ... ... 10 Do. No. 4 =tend ... 10 Do. No. 4 12 6. York., Doa„ lk Owls.. 166 WNW, Notharbma. sad 10 W °Ds* uoriort oad D" Tax". 60 Wm Volley,. p. Ct. ru. 1$ Do. do. do. . i 40 Ulla, Sonsnot, &Worm.. ra U Tort,Nowortioilkeviat So Do.Lat.(YorakNowea.) 4 Do.43.l4Jl.Pordbortre la Tat god North Midland -10 Du Prolwaso .„ ... Yemen Batman de Anglo-Italian (late Italian sad Maar II Boulogne and l$ Data Oontral name Ortersaii Mini* - ... 1 . 1 Zest ladlia do. , . --- .. ..-. •.:1 30 Do. Indian 14021110 , 40 ... $ Gnat a ~. M. 10a. Diu 10 .Deour-;.rus; ... —I n 1 of rte.» I 16 ,Ndyik•r• - i i 0;1;Z irl iiiisaz ::: 10 Paris art Orions ... ... II hilaerl. II hob ml Mostioarg ... SI Ilion sot Nem .. ... SO links ase Mum ... ... 111 Taos mg Motes ... ... 12_ 13_ - I P 6l iPR 16 27 14 26 ei 1 3 6 6 pm. 4 I pm. 29 $7 die. 111 9 ids. 11 17 e j 1117 j 71 71 364 It n diih le 1 I 1 71 I l ii Pa. 1 1 pat 1 1 Pea 34 GO 4 4 pm. 4 1 2 4 3 4 14 144 Iti Ile es bat IS lie ~ 27 211 17 26 die 14 3 dis 3 It 2 3 a; 11 2 29 31 235 51 St pea. 39 11 pa. 19 21 pa. 65 66 32 124 134 16 146 12 7 ei 97 99 12 SO Ila le pa. SO 62 par Ipm 45 43 dia. 22 ale dia. II 11 Se. 7 7e ilia. 9 9 dig. 2 21 paw 64 6 dia. 41 43 I 660. 96 100 ,61 2 1 dia. 41 4 dia. $ 1 die Per Pm 4 4 110 i 814 az div. 134 136 ~ 101 11 „ 57 59 „ 57 69 „ 101 11 24 25 115 118 1 11 pas. 1 11 1 1 pm. 6 fah 67 681 17 15 dia. 14 12 2 21 per 18 17 14 f 1741 di. 6 10 4 4 2 2 7f 7 9 3 31 4 4 2 1 6 6 6 i 11 dli. 4 44 231 2 dls. .20 21 120 122 1•41 el 26 26 14 13 dls. 18 19 4 1 11 11 1 10 421. 10 11 ih ISI 13 11 le t Pa e 71416. 6 61 dia. li I pm. 8 8 di& 4 8 dia. 11 9 dig. 1 die 18y 18 9 by 34 dia. 7 7 9 191 %dia. 101 ez lot eh 61 23 23 as 4 84 dia. I l'u" 9 i 10 !It C 1 14 9 die 4 3 dia. 1 19 4 die. li lab. 1:17 131 el dim' i Ps. ew!PI& Pa. 6 8 1 64:416. 7 71 dia. 6 7 1 1 dill. $1 $3 die ji g 94 1 2 22 96 94 die LIVERPOOL. Frb. 8. Ihroax-Excvmmia.—Prioss are steadily improving.— Lassasabe aad Yorkshire (dith shares), 78 cl.—Ditto (INA shares), W. 14.17., 61. 6., &L—London and North-Waters, 1134—Ditto (new thartos), SU. Id. 18 e. p.—Ditto (Afth shares), 18 p.—Dltto (401. 1. amid p.—Ditto (8 shame, C.), 14 44—. Dxttol4 Awash 4.-Bouth Fastens and Dmer (No. 4, las. ose.third shares I .1.), et. as. 6d.—Yost, Newentle, and Her. wish (G. W. 11., a per oast. till '3O), 18 d.—Wsteribrd and Llastaisk, LEEDS. Feb. 8 lhooz-Iceowanos.—There were but few sales tbie more. bur. The moue wee flat, and the priese t►o same se precious qeota time. Waked= Preference sold at fl ; Mask Eitel:l4(mo, N 0.2, at 43. a& 84. dia; and Leeds and Think Quartet' at de. Sd. poem. HAMBURG. Feb. 2. BODBMINALLII.—Hamb. Bared., 93 money; ditt , ,Priarfty Sham, 104 sooty ; Berlin Meth, re t ilii . ll . a, CO money ; Ditto Primity Fourmnd.s.lialt pu Coats., 100 bills, money; Do. Sewed 8mi,.4: 4 ,„ 974 ; Magdeburg Wlttenbure, 113 f r3t money ; Attain Kid, 9$ bills; Cologne Minden, 934 bills, 44 money; Ditto Priority, 100 Dille; Ditto Fl,. per Cast., 103 money; Meekireborm 334 bills; Ditto Four-andmAdalf per Omits. Priorit , 1004 bills, 1004 money; Frederick William, 464 bills, 464 money; 40 bills. NANCIIIISTBR, Fib. 8. Bronx-licrasscus.—There was only a very small badman trassasext. Priers were about the mama as they weseyeeterlay. j BIRM1N011.411; Feb. 8. Onpos.Szowasiss.—The annuli was steady sad fins. iw•dar efrwswaaw mid Dudley, sere dew at A M. 9. pat. ; red Waked Fake et 131 dka. BRISTOL, Feb. 8. liweet-Ziouarrom —The Market wu dull, with but little business doing. The principal dadliss were la the Qaarter aural of the Greet Woman Octopus, prices at whieh were somewhat better, leaving otr at ISt. YORK, Bsodt..ExcliANo2.—Greathire, 6.16.. 3d. ; North MU* enigmas, 8 I; Obsewatossy and Birmingham Prehrrnia. Nownt-Wsarats.—The half•yearly meeting of the shareholders in this eompany will be held at Skipton on Wednesday next. Anticipatory of this meeting, the dire. ton have issued their ball yeerly report. which will be laid before the shareholden. This report rates that 39 miles of the railway it now open for traffic, and that the directors have every maroon to b eli eve that the rutin fine from Skipton to Lancaster will be opened in the first week in June next. The arrears on calla have been reduced since the last half- Tautly meeting, by 18,0001. The surplus land, not needed, is to be o ff ered for 'ale at the earliest opportunity. It is also proposed that a double line of rails shall be laid between Skipten end Clapham, in order to secure punctuality in meeting the treats on the Leeds and Bradford, and Lancaster and Carlisle Railways, which see con nected by the North-Wcatern line. This will incur an additional outlay of 45,0001., which the directors propose to borrow, taking power to make further calls upon the old Mares, to repay such loses if necessary. Only a entail por tion of the preference shares have been token up by the shareholders, and it is now proposed to restrict doss Ames to the 8,448 issued, as the directors can now borrow money on easier terms. According to the statement of accounts it appean that the sum expended on capital account amounts to 760,9161.85. 11d. The total reeeirts during that part of the year 1849 that the portions of the tine have been open, a, to the 31st of December last, amount to 7,3631. 16:. 3d., of which elm 6,8781. 4e. sd. was earn d during the last half year. The expenses for the whole period are put down at 4,8781.145. Mowing a nett profit of 2,6861. 2s. lid. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEER. Name of Ftaihro. tit: so et. et. so too SO 20 11349. 31 371 16 11860. 67 371 16 854 160 943 22 71 19 47 i 611 761 322 470 6; 171; 239 1578 489 463; 50 65 163 riof 256 711 211 1071 714 211 1074 72 82 85 BRITIaR. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire --......5eu1a, x.ane., ... Bolton, Blackburn, & W X Eork i Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Belfast IteCtipta. 1849. 1650. &ft+ - Wes 378 434 T 4,6 19, Dublin and Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundec,Perth,Aberdeen J unc Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian East Lancashire Buten, Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock Great Northern& E. Liocolnab Great Southern andWestern(l) Great Westerns Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds and Think Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast i London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen , Manchester, &heft., & Lincoln . Midland Midland Great Western.(l) Moallanda North British Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Cluster Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern 1 Taff Vale 7 , 1 729 319' 442 - 3,266 3,777 5,740 1,226 1,238 Ulster Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction 67- 0 626 975! 975 91" A 910 - 113 666 i 75 7 1,75 c , 2,667 13,602', 14,097 1,1151 1,717 3,068 i 2,685 1,6521 2,060 2,022 2,600 916 941 1,601 2,877 3.017 3,652 17,830. 17,464 1,731 2,949 9,96 10,866 221 669 77 - 87,187 1 59,623 1 6 644 6,838 7 7,610 124 119 2,748 4,320 18,662 19,902 'l,lOl 1,101 * 764 766 2,162 2,964 796 1,093 233 248 1,229, 1,316 - e 379 1,2001 1,448 6,6481 0 8,031 1,888 1,703 670, 738 217 - 207 272 - , . 201 York, Newcastle, Berwick York and North Midland FOREIGN. Amiens and Boulogne Dieppe . ' Dutch Rhenish Montereau and Troyes Northern of Frame Orleans to Rourges(Cot.t.) Orleans to B.rdeaux Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen 1 10,5211h:16i 6,001! 6,224 12 1 , i43 1 ° 9 2132 1 14, 6 8 .56 1 151 2,024! 2230 2,8291 2 , 663 6 959 , 6,270 4,651 :5,731 ^55 2' II 1 Rouen and Havre I i 1,V551 • Includes the trade on the Bristol and Eater. 2,149 MINES. (From the Miming !cranial.) The mining share market, during the week has been very active, and more than an average amount of business has been transacted. For most of our leading mines there has been a demand, and, in many instances, at an advanced price. The reports from the great osiniag district; represent the mines in a progressively insprovtig position ; whilst the grati fying advance in the standard hes no doubt given considerable impetus to general business. Lead has also again advanced, and, from the limited stocks, a further rile may confidently be expected. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKET. MINCING-LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. The heaviness in the Colonial markets which we have noticed for the put two or three weeks continues, and there is scarcely any article of produce offering which has not more or less been influenced unfavourably. The importers of Sugar have shown rather mere disposition to realise, and have submitted to a decline of 6,1 per cwt. There have been:same inquiries for plantation Ceylon Coffee,tand several parcels have changed hands, but without Improvement in prices ; the native sorts were sold at the close of last week at 635., and rose at the commencement of this week to 635. AL to 64r., but have since receded, and the quotation is now 625. to 62r. 6d. per cwt. Tn. quarterly Cinnamon sales were held on the 4th instant, when of 3,300 bales offered, about 2,600 bal^e found buyers, the prices obtained being much more satisfactory thin was generally expected, first qualities sold at last week's rates to ad. advance ; but the second and third sorts. of which there was a large proportion, went at a decline of 2 I. to 3d. per lb. A sale of 4,000 chests Cassia is advertised for the 14th inst. There has not been any public sales of Rice, Saltpetre, or Pepper, and we are without transactions to notice. The quarterly Indigo sales, for which upwards of 14,300 chests are declared, will commence on Thursday next. In the Tea market a fair bu.iness has been done at former rates, principally in the medium coogou of the late imports, also in Canton young hysons and gunpowders. Common congous are heavy of sale. TALLOW 11A1tKET. THIS DAT. The market is steely to day, with rather less disposition On the part et sellers to pr.se sales; but still buyers mill not advance their offers, and consequently but little doing. The quotations are : Petersburg T. C. on the riper, 37e. to 9d.; February and March, 37 5. 3 J . , buyers ; October to Deoember, 38e. 9d. to 395. SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKEL-THIS DAT. MOM. Cooper and Davis repart trade very slow, at the following quotations : Prime Meadow Ilay, 665. to 72a. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 635.; nowen, Rh. to 60a.; Clover, 60s. to 801. ; Straw, 21s. to 24a. COVENT-GARDEN.-THIS DAY. - - The supply of Vegetables is pretty well kept up, and Fruit for the most part is sufficient for the demand, except hothouse Grapes, Pear., and Apples, which are scarce. The following arc the pmts.._ FRUITS. Pine-apples, per lb., Is to Si Grapes, Portugal, per lb., 9d to Is Pears, per Gs to 10. Apples, kitch dos., en, p. bush., 4s to is I Israons, per dos., is to 2s per 100, tle to 12a Oruro, per doz., 9d. to Is Gd per 100, Ss. to 120. VIMET French Beane, per 100, 2a Gd to 3.) Beadle. per punnet, Is to 2s Asparagus, per boodle, 3, to 69 Rhubarb, p. bundle, Is to Is 64 Cabbages, p. dor., 94 to Is Cauliflowers. per dos.. Os to 90 Broccoli, p, dos. bundi.. 19s t 214 Omens, per dim.. 2s Gd to 4s B russ els Sprouts, per bolt elove, 25 to 36 Sorrel, per half dere, Is to 20 Potatoes, per too, ails to 120 e par awt.,3s to ?a • per bush., 28 &I to 90 6d Terolps,pre doa.boa.,ls 64 to as Bed Beet, per dor., Is to 25 Igor,* Radish, per bdL, Is to 4,0 Cuousabers, each, 9s to as lid Piehs, per b 0001, 1 2 d 10 3 d Cldery, per bundle, ea tolls Almonds, per peek, 6s sweet, per lb., 2s is Zs Walnuts, par 10e, Is tid to 2s per boob., Ids to 24s Filberts, per Inolto., 60s to 11.4 s Nuts, Mir.. 0. bush., 20s to 221 - rash, p. bush , 12s to 16s Kent Cobs, 63s to 23s per 100 464E 6 It4dshee, p.ll bunch., Is to Is Oil Carrots, per bun., 6d to tid Spinach, per sloe, 2s to Is Mans, per bushel, 35 to 4s Spanish, p, dos., le tid to 4s Sbul!ots, per lb., 4tl to 14 Gate, per lb., 4d. to 3d Lettuce, Cab., p. Genre, 4d to 9d Endbo, per score, le 6d to 21 6d liu..brootna, per pot., 2. to 3s Iknoll Salads, p. pun., 1/1 to 9d Fennel, per bunch, 1/1 to t o Satory, per bunch, kl to 9d d I Thyme, per bauett, 2d w 34 Parsley, p. dos. bun, Ss to la Bools,per bd1a.,14. to Mad N is W 11 47 - IPtee4 *%,.- • r• •••.* ••• .;•• N 43 ; st % • • .• 1 :4( i."••• 4i az di, 4 11; 12 7; i i Pge 66i 6 1316 i i 1151 13i I to' is 19