The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-19 00:00:00

1 a I L yr - - c Ttt (Er.tprt LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, -JANUARY 19, 1850. No. 1,061. j [THREEPENCE, ZMIORATION. A usTaamix LINE of PACKET Dire saw Os • In et isdi asell, SYDNIT ant regular ct, Misr kr al 411 l'art ap, eouth Avrele, Van ti Issal. Ss. LAMA.% MIS TO ArSTEALIL—T, feeble t e T otem' to the Andean Wanks, vie., Addrifah is Crlligg i r 1. 7 , 1 1 . y, at the towel peed* cog cambered US sow g o et...a CIS per adult thselodhst pearteteta), dr Use r-tAbltAell a tine of superior fret clam ships at lAasome letY ' wouttoodation of preeasero. Moo limb VIII le uslo. tel htroretioa of her Iloiretre entigraties gam% bia Oa the bull, . tone, fittings, crew. sad will be us appoin:ed daps t win and weather pernaltgragg a rg MOM paTAlllft will he given. The %wren decks eir dip „ Ts . 1,..ee, well lighted, and ventilated ; Mks MIS sew ,'ODt tmitotvmtnt to maths lb. assaines. . beak nil pa.beies of all, they 'AIM is atieisbr Ss ow e.mametatien of a limited sander d eetA sumese paw The stot • sod provides& ere end he sossmilime sib Dena! dietary realer, sod are of the beet WNW.W la a am on es.iminrsl and appeased of before eltionent l pivilMinit OEMS ,omit& for the skedel . purpote : Thew INDIA AND CHINA. =of Nara lave bra cassfrierably ter ttaa during Ow p.- t at emarisd sa. Odor maim of export ass WWI/1800M akw Is • imodinle mint. . ba=inn Illans.-.4 nowninly ink mann in lne Is Mr , al 0r d 414. Wile rano am to sin woo at fla as prin all = bi, tie know an tp rft win Ow 484 won. ft oflogit.-Grey Ono t UR/ ON 10 Mg 4110.110 reined win. 2,000 pions fratly Imo Wee eil,, at inn Orkm le. 144 le re. 41 pereMee. co T. deft le*PA ismis so Ravi= Kat hue vs,XIN to n. 3 7-111 pi kin el 111 . 14 4 en On haying g e e nmenin I lan% I,Sie Aim at n. 11 We le. 141. 14 sweedielly Imphrlir meal an delonnink in Ow No 1 Wing lw she wir.-iblillnip : inn Mill pi. al n. 114 n. 1111.14. Ilan quid s% MI to 40 feel ere Is pel =my twin. Low omMee. me le hie a lea 1144,ZS 1 Om saw deliels en: Hale : Deles, Lae pa., elm 1ef5.4444 a dna = wed ki 4 Halgal e • lme it met eel is little aseisseo Oise, %la p., at n. 2.11.01 le n, . Inn b 4w4 link 41 lbw reeds et siell i r iele ama allealel NS einnwiwnly at bin prim i liii 14111 r At ts. 4MNIe n. I MN. Wire veins so Is me wein=6".. 11b4 4wwwwl lor don In Erma MONEY M.ARKET. FAIDAT A good deal of business was dose in the English fluids to-day foe immediate tramile, bat net so much fir &mast. The market showed symplesas wea sels at the commenosment, but as basins= mere buoyancy was apparent, and the does there was a manifeet improvement in the toss of the market, prices leaving off 1 to I better than yester day. Consols opened at 961 to 1 the money, and 961 to for amount. For money they fell for a moment Ss 96, but as speedily recovered, and ware nixie imtly dons at 96/, 4 and last 961. Foe account were first marked 961, and last 961, the extreme point during the day. They at 961 to 1 for money„ and 961 to 1 for Three per Coat. Reduced were exten iated from 964 to 961. In the New Quarter per Cents. the dealings were mi 981 to 981 0 the higher quotation being marked in both cases. Bills of all grades were done at 58s. India Bonds, at 955. and 98s. prem. marked 81, and 8 11-16; ditto, 30 ;• ditto, 1860, 8 7-16. South Sea ie dealt in at 951. Bank Stock India Stock, 265. South Sea Stock, • in the foreign securities were not r. Peruvian continues its upward off at 671. Spanish were lower: the • were done at 361, and the Russian were done at 1081 business negociated consists of -881 • ditto Small at 89; ditto Bo ' tnos Ayres at 50 and 1. at 34. Guatemala Bonds at 30 and account at 281 and 291. Peruvian 1849, for account, at 67, 1, 661, and Deferred at 221, 1,23,and 224. Portuguese 'la. at 354. Russian at 1081 and 71. • Spanish Actives at 181 tor money, for account; the Three per Cents. and 361 and j for account. Five ' Renter at 94.'. ' • exchange, 25f. 50c. itch Certificates at 86 and 1. THE ILLUSTRATAD LONDON mars et TO-3110111.41/. harry 111, IN% isoliateithillralft els, thep:—Cop4he Am. MOM Sc Mise at Liss gllsse," Westiowirs Omsk Niel& hi, es hisswiris—Deedult at Dow ager AbYWr Cheri at Mem Owe semis' hes Ises is W Nsee—llis a wee Wm. t Illresdaskiew Ilsel tr al .. . et Iselle—Oseless Pas st Y Om& with Ilwele— wish Illswa. wog 5m.... liniihiewsw. sad 0 Ihe News of the Wal6-014 .1 1 1 M ISmL 141.• IL primp fir. THE OVERLAND MAIL. contemporary has recently vented at nu alteration alleged to have the Branch Bank of England at its charge for the transmis to London, which on the Ist fated, had teen increased from _ent. Our at , eution hes since been subject, and on inquiry in the proper find that the statement in quer erroneous. The history of this stated in few words. Pte .', 1839, a single letter postage usual charge on each amount advised _ the Manchester branch for credit of account ; and on the same principle a that might have amounted to, war of advice, to or from either of the the Bank of England. On the re of the postage on the lith December, by the Bank on the advice _ fixed at sixpence for any • On the 2nd of December, 1844, charge of sixpence per cent. on sums vedit of a drawing account came into minimum charge for any amount, how le., and from this rate, which is • branches, we learn from direct has been no deviation up to the need scarcely remind our readers, of 1814 seriously curtailed the Bank of England derivable from its bank of issue, but left it unrestricted 'its operations in the bulking depart any other joint-stock banking com iis branch of its business the its profits is derived. This branch, that period the principal source of divided amongst the proprietors, . an object of solicitude with the careful scrutiny of the accounts was every year, with a view of distin , which were unprofitable to the whose accounts were not found least benefit to the Bank, business was being conducted at loss to the establishment, the afforded, either to close their accounts, or three modes of affording some return • keeping their account", namely, either small commission, by leaving a balance by the payment of a fixed sum. was introduceA into the manage the Manchester branch, but eimul ___ the twelve provincial branches of establishment, and has contented in force time. of this plan of scrutiny at Man were found many accounts of =qui g to parties who have not adopted either proposed by the Bank, and which 'con ' thatinstitution no remuneration. is proposed, as a general rule to be branches of the Bank of England, one shilling per cent, be made on of the account, irrespective addition to, any commission performance of other specific ser the advice of monies from where for credit of the account, the '- at the other establishments of the that where the account is or sale of stock, &c. This charge it. is intended as a small their trouble, risk, and expense of swing account, and is much lese than • made by the private and joint stock i country, which s per Cent. Where my ask, is the injury or *justice corn respecting which so much misrepresen e forth ? We believe there will be knowing the facts, will be so unrea 'plain of such a charge • and we have J deputation from Manchester will re odirectors of the Bank of England such eatisf7them that in panning their d !declining to do baseless on un terms, they are only exercising a pri allowed to all ; and that in the dis et important trust it is their duty to be ointerests of the proprietors. variation Worthy of notice in the course of - for this mail was a decline in the Madrid and Bpaniah ports. The the following : Time, Prim neemataa. From alts. IS 11 Short. 3 Ms. 11 If U 11 If 23 63 M OMR. $ Xi. 23 10 Y ..... .... 115 63 0, ... ..... 121 . 11 19 M 11 20 ... . 41) -. a ...... a a M ......... IS SO SO M ........ 40 . ..... ... 121 SI .... . 121 ... 1 I .SO dr dat5....... 53 6S i on gold yesterday at Paris wee which, at the English mint rips of per ounce for standard gold, ves an 23.441 ; and the exchange at aria on ort being 26.40, it follows that gold is dearer in Paris than in London. from Hamburg, the prim of gold was which, at the Hagfish mist of • ounce, for stanthird:gold, ves an 40/ and the exchange at burg short being 13.100}}, it follows that cent, darer in London than in Ham ' England swam for the Week Wing Ms mempbed kr. The therni Pm MR ilia hen - n - • a : Thee are Alcoa,' and manned by thoroughly senspetert pens* We have received oar despatches in antici pation of S la sess4 nod Maw ".less Ws thlathiMath• Wi th IP% I' T he . ihr art carry duly qualified and exprrinvol ourypige; no done berg r e me bre In terra s r eno oleo side sheds amil ewe r nade titter for inedical auctelance or medium. Melee osmium the Overland Mail from India and China. The dates Memel@ sheikh -Dyed cemeas Tetley eel Alia MD -a• Quartet itor the goof the Met), ta accoralance with the ommieloone rile nod r to am put a board there shim and lamed gratedteuely. am directed' by ere ••-BeelbeTi Dec. 17; Calcutta, Dee r 71 Madre % demene ssid ii. aftli ke nbla sir i ltriller ". ai ndneng. "" 14 ile medmith ill.." s from 981 the surgeon . The Mos of derarture are the let and 15th of era Dec. 13; and Canton, Nov. 28. gem, the ern km-Iftway goods • 1111 . . is r ie w it ple - ia het e lest, prim market wens hem London, 'and the t 1 th and 2502 from Plymouth. lawlat the Meeks see ateminnt, med. Meet P. Rs she ler, Leaden Deck. The following is the summary of the Bombay astir Milky ear Iler lappet eerie trim leggel_ spgrived rah Exchequer BUb Prawn from Ireland can readily join this line el dips at Ply- v oids ; ti a S o hlendesd and ankh pay mulipmpls isanlle n elllnled end gay and 815. ; and India month, at • *tall cost , by the Bellad, Dublin, sad Cent steam nod trades, end hale . • v. ry asst rendered them cm thole mho! at There me once more roomers af hostilities, though TA l L eg iE s t e s. newels now long Annuities ma l'lrwoulls ey warshee sad Paleinges agent there. Tamar &Ma Math" on a: ery smell . en en asette-westeen borders. w A sa med left* yens 1869, 8 7-18 reselous and well-amused .• . • edlie unusual 1 Old Annuities were Illeen* la balsa, soil to latter 331 bales. Cortege and fee Ilmaeler • -ii • e Deer wt I. ' Turkey red yarn are in geed ingeley, while green Is dill. An ad. marked 2071. Ind 0 - k sr. • ooker, the natural at,-son of the illustrious bo- me ' er wise for IMM7•1•110 4 IMlrb M ainitertsm o be e MI " 106 2 and 1081 • - . mo •• •, _ , *CC .. , waived peke; the male of provider - most liberal; sad the tanist of the nsme,-to the Himalayas, had approached W00L123111.-run prices are obtained for f .vorite make*, but the As tranase t iona : o i ttal and other ara anemia. for their Nee rat. &Mon tweir dam too near the forbidden frontier and both were im. demand for othercluslitke la dull. Tbe market Is still eery are or of any importance. en deem, tion. Foe term, of bete& or m OM Psedeehes i Flannel, sad for tae small quantities obtainable high miens are paid. ef the Alm war heading, doetarys, forth „ „ i olo i. oi c tio , app l y prisoned by the Rajah of Sikkm, a 'petty mountain lbereta.-Coapper : Nea th ins, Tik, and Brazier's, have deellned in tendency ;it left oft' a be inidereieurd, who ere emscritly despatchrag a sesessehe of chief, who received the chief p3rt of his domains from value.-Meli bwedieh, In tube, du'l, in fagots, la mu:crate request. Three per Cents. r- - ... 0 .4 er•t ^ elme Mi r 'M ath ' Ith th irs) I° lath el bas Aserr•iiss the British government under the administration -Lead: Astra regarted.-Iron : Ilar, both Swedish and Briti.h, is Active, at 181. s f„.. ie., %an Views s Lad. Ike.. and who die Okras'', of goods and ..., c , r .ean. dto the* eau tee ablement , herr dig the same hy the of Lord Moira. The grounds of the seizure are while an t has been experienced In sheet : round and we:. The I ealert.l'ellie eesimeminee. not well understood. Travellers and men of hoo p remelt. as before.- S p eller : The depression formerly noticed Brazilian Bonds at H aItSHALL and EDRIDOE. 14 Peneherchetreet, Lodes. science, in quest of information, Lave so often been in this as Uele still conn During the past fortnight large addi. New Bonds .. ecy a Woo have been made tote docks of an th e m e t a * w hi c h h. re h a d FIIHE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY COM- the precursors of invading armies, that the most the effect of lowering pricer. Greasda Deferred al . 1 . r esv ,Ite roweled ly tread to meow 71, 26 th Immo IneeM• intense distrust of them exists amoogat the states no C ,'l" lr " - p ,_,,.. -1 .. e,,,,,,.„ .. /e t u r l f l ' fu r e e rth r e i rr r dsc er l e w b e l ld S eel be e bees sold et 32. Mexican for cc NO llt I 01 CALL this dr wade, of CI se Ohara, making a our frontier, lied our neighbours on the Chinese - 13. - 1-1 .. 7- 1.u1.-223 row English quarts have bees sold-10e at re. IL Four per Cents., 18 , 0t.:..: 1.1: per thsre ealkd up. TO THE eHAREHOLDERS. and Thibetsn side are more than ordinarily jealous and l23 at 13 annak per dawn i and 32 from wine Oat°, at re. II 67; ; ditto Deferred r. e .u. .it , i. , - i A I i ii . n a E , R 2 E c e r V .o cu p.d. vex tea ) peT t th:h.,lervetorars upon t it:74l o. ls nay of visitors. _This is one pcmsible . roun d f or the e" '''``'• Lumna.--340 urges Lametta, half gold and tall Film, have been Four per Cents. at r ,,, t ,..„„5 e e.,„,„,,„p 0 , a , Lae capital of the company, els., on se i zure : another i s,that the melt thought the diseo•ed of at re. 266 per corge. Five per Cent. Sr • wesek.l Ed I demo. and sk all the B £l2 Its . half ,ham; opportunity a good one to secure redress for his Parmi.-30d Mat German foolscap have brought rs t at per ard 19, 181, and 7, I ' .. ...mean is required to be PAID on or before the lot day . rtalli , ietd t" the • oed B an n ers or tae grievance s, by having hostages in his halide: a Unessizsa-lleleo: 80 dozen of assorted colours, 24 at 24 inches, at 36! for money, s .: v.-el:inst. to one or other of the Mitel manse t,,,,,,r third, that he acted on one of those fits of capricious at ra• II Per data , E er Cent. French Re e, se.o V : nkm Rank of teed n Prisemoetreet, Mansiomhouse, It, Corenua-eldes : 300 ewt., at re. If per cwt. frenzy to which Oriental despots seem periodi- haea.-Very little doing We imp only weed of a w e d 85nba n r ear per Cent. Due one of the Company's London Bankers. Nero. tenti•la El ti. is and Co., Lincoln. cally subject. The two gentlemen had been a Alleopp'sdaring the fortn ight. A Manchester cot Stews. Beckett anti 0., Leeds. fortnigt tin durance,- latterly they had been for- eriarra-la these we have only beard of a single sale of 100 doz. i • some complaints at new*. Swans and Co., York. bidden to write, and troops were moving on Darjet liog Gnham's °lnt". at Ts. 11 Per d". BraDdy tint aloe request aeWidli been made by the Node Mots sad Co.. LiverpeoL Mules lerease-Cordsge is dull of sale. Mew*. Loyd, Ents Ode, and Co . blanclarater. to orerawe the chief. At present an advance on twine bare rem midst 7 antes per is.; and 140 ewe. Manilla mar zot:.kataebedro. 17 b. ow.imeinpm.ed.coo.7.:l the price of both tde .,, m and M anchester . in ii Teo labials Linen Company, Scotland. Sl:hi* is imposisible, the ground being covered thick we have beard cf sales of 200 and 18U inoll 01 money te t f .7. 1.. net, with tell Marvel. as, ell' be sent to each Procne- - 1.....,...„ t he moue to r lic ei =2, his or ter partimlar shares with stow. It us said that the ex-Ranee of Labors bolts of the later No.. Itos, at ra.. - .31 and re. 183 per bolt; i nstan t , it was s i t end 140 bolt' of the Modall'el, same numbers, at rs. 17 per j; r..- re 4 .I‘..reo trance be after this tine. Kohn , tide mil has been the adviser of the aggress' A- -...,-Ke l l- - bolt Stocks are moderate.-Peints : Without change Fifty cwt. 6d . t o 11 , . per cent. ;e, , . -..-., ruid. to ..- :.' en at Shareholders lo . yertkularly dected to the ° Oste. campaigning in the hill country is pre-emi- black have been naid at tinel per cwt.-Linseed oil is in elight es. call e d t o the subject MM.-spirit, of turptdull. f ...!'...., . v.-•••• I . ...d.ii:idrUol7 Att, 1545, :7. 1 0, emu 23 and ins newly difficult, and the relater dominions wi execiarr.-Corroe Woof.-Prins of cotton continue high, ad- quarter we we find , t ...,....:. Comsans•o Act, we 11 , to the . et, tut if such call be sr not worthy of being seized, it is probable that thaurading the comparatively unfevouruble momenta last received non 1/11 elTolled t. , .. poi .n or b. f re the date fixed fur the payment thereof, intermit :. n a .e. th.• re.e of 5 per cent., wl2 be charged to long lb such tall the matter may be settled without bloodshed ; rrom home, which is attributed to the It of the staple at the c h ar . * , may b e present time. and which is of • very inferior description. The par- . 0 r,e,rao•inAid: and the latent!, Mt only en thee • share*, but cm all ~„A - 0 PI fear of peraocal injury to the Ca Ives seems to . - :.•:.•ch the Pr - prietor may hold in the Company, will sot 7 -- t chases during the f o rt n i g ht have amounted to 3.073 Wee and Lad VIL I III oDecember, 1... me-call br Priciest. from that din Until such cull in areer, and be entertained. - The most perfect trauqablity ewes.. (11d.) was the min ...,-.. IL. fen, be ; id. reigns th roughout the Punjaub, with one trifling am se-Several hundred chests b tee been rurchased by European hors, at prices d ra wly approaching re 1,3 u per chest, the dri gto froal London or th . re. re - Thu. c ..II do, not apple to A .Cl 2 UM LIU share, exception. The tribe called the Yoosoofziiee, in- bed livered beton. Feta tory next. The market is steady, at rs. Latei IL drawing account r,,• ; ,• se, 1,,e, ___.: rayno rats it . mil • 1 Amite of calls, to the 'neat et A: per deer, -re to disregard this toter .- ray order, habiting the wild districts on one of the routes to nee lose rr y s e erst.. r. a. _ i.e. tb. r ght ;ax .i : 3i. is. t re to l sL in u ce . our hat. sad we canoe* postage, whatever tl J. it. NIOVIATT. thereto?. CabooL having refused to ray their taxes, and quote le ere, to tend o n and charged in respect c rear..,..ry's ogee., 14, Moorpte.street, Loeb* Da. 17, laitti committed rouse acts. of viole: - .ce on those more Liverpool, wall leer little &MS, owing to the pest scarcity of cotton other branches of tl bete. To China there is Mao tittle talieg, at uII per candy. DERSONti of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either peaceably disposed than themselves, Colonel Law- duction, however, 01 .e. is re out of trade. may REALISE a MODERATE tneosta rence, with a force coesisting of 600 of H.M.'s Exeinvore.-There are kw remitters by this mail, moat people being is eineennes or ea advice in the rate when tre China 1839, the charge : ate rile 4 mac* of hourly eensmactlea.-Faft full Kw Ind 4 rA tin tex, 80:h and 61st., with details of artillery, native a ti ttS2ol? arrives. Drawn*, on the other hand, have been eaceedingly of cre dit s was aptly, either proaselly Grey SUM to the • m r:, ik ti : id sis zr quoted . f t e t sze k. g . ..1u1d. t ate 11. 0 .1 . 1d. u ffor arot hank :I . am vs PUNTA, Greet Sem Reim% hmebred, cite. infantry, irregular cavalry, and pioneers, as given in our last, were preparing to proceed against them. beet sum advised. On drawing, thr th r Ethes' 'lrani .° ( Sienna have Wen sold aa high 0 . the present charge k kiltAM sad Co., Merchant Tail and The expedition had received orders not to follow 3-lb per sent ' P remiss ' II eight- Uri' on Mrs we q u ote at en 2 . 1 Chaim; ere Oxfotagreet, ad IS, Greenhorns-amen. per 101 l dollars. advised for credit o have meat einem is sanooseteg that fat the prewnt the malcontents into the hills, and by the last so- CAI4:I.ITTA, Die. 7. -The Bombay express, with operation, the mini] ome n 60 7 Is .• hied Me largest sad W it esteem ' . e ' ne ‘f c . unto were waiting at the entrance of the pass London dates to the 24th Oda , r, arrived on the sth instart. The Mouth* In the lungd na. ni omen, raial news Is satisfactory and enooura,oing, while the poll. • at a small soever, being for orders from government . In the time of Hun - ll the JCTEXILE CLOTIUNG, heal intelligence Is not of • nature calculated to excite any serious --- - fa rely noce:te of styl es ; match/ jeet Singh the only mode of raising revenue appreecne.en. of a rapture tali rag place between the meat p.wers. authority, there ha nelnee. on the border was to send troops and let them i moinii,n le after t e departure of the lo , ; mail the *airy me float. DIEM, and RIDCCO ODATII, indigo again became animated, and very large r present time. We or ;nett mylesdeur us. beauty. Aloe, lira for a time at free quarters, and lay hold of at pikes 'quill to the highest of Mat sews ; a rofits of the Boni private contract, have taken place, in addition to the pubis/ that the Bank Act GENTLE-HEM JACKETS, whatever they could obtain. Darirg the regency, saes, 0011 ° *"ore number ot there trammed tone are not yet publicly known. operation " .. Van) LOCNOLNO COATS, we established regular outposts at Bonnoo and Together with the wet ostertb seoch et The few public sales which have as yet beet. held haulms* off with -. a o-- THOWALID. and WALMOITA, Tack, where guards were permanently stationed, and great op t ed, and with a good deal ale competition in the biddings. in the conduct of its ear overtimer former productions, nothing at first can b e more natural than for these 'tae homers of Mier have at last Oren way to the requiremettte of wen t , th e seine as a RIDING HABITS. CNIEUItaIS, mil shipper% wbo ore now doing a little more business in that article sEKCANTS' mums, daring and lawless men to pursue their former policy. . s ee o f • t o w Th e d eo . a l for a dt o ' , n u e . ace, Rice pany ; and from thi Al unpreceOested passe. Whin they see the alternative-that they must leave fs la fair fawn fee unaltered peters, t I L.er silk Is in km greater part of its Great Norelties in e wpm and buyers will not be he Erin DOWN (Irmo ken, ad their lands altogether or pay to government their due "' red 'I o. do Weems, mdse. at a redueika or , p res t o . suse, ' wed espe t ! constituting from tb t•EAL SKIN FCS rent:run, they will soon learn obedietice. On the annexation of soy Mr on WMer qualities, with which the market is at present the revenue to be i At a Paring of Sixty Per Cut. the P unjau b to the British d om i n i ons in April hat, chiefly supplied; the lii iii COrairabdi.ir larta ate seine, and 111 Ain. Ts, •Oew Clements are aunetietured by L. DTASI and Co. onnaturally became I Itone Taint. Cora* hare given way about three rupees per e • i.. ...e ;nits pl,. which w ill insure the most pracetal cr4 per all extra allowances to the troops, now no longer tcone fur the lower, and eye rupees for the better qualities, hot .hip_ directors, and a care s '-' •' r ' . ' l the l'rleee stn be round full 40 par that* lower than considered to be on foreign serrice, were put an pen 'how no aaziety *Demme at the current quotations. Oilmeds kept up once every c.c . . neo net by ant o th er Fatabliehmest. coetinue in enact request, with an tolerating tendency. There toe '. e . - ro.-L nvee sad tu t Nii reheat Talkie, Clothier., Naval end to. There were some discontents and mule • beeo hos do i ng In Jute . 5 „,,, or rum see con fi ne d fo too es . guishing accounts : e.. pry Telor., outente. to India and Ctona, 36, Graeae It arch- matis.he at this at first, when the general relief ;aro of d.ouliers ; aid the Kart ity of raw material, usual at this see. Bank. To parties •-. re: -,inters.enet, tendon. stm, has needy ouneedol the manufacture. withdrew the murmurs, and directed their places to to be of the TM 1-nfort minket ha. for quiet, and compleints of Its dulness le THE "TEA - PLANT" TEA-POT, so named from be taken by others who knew what they had to are gem cal. The tlernan2 Mimetic-der Cotton pieee goods eon. i e no and whose basin , is ... bring elabarately teriamented with the Itart. sad PIM at look for. Rumours are at present prevalent of este, and vale. to any etate.derade extent could not w effected, ea• a positive loss is noting at low. r vaiue, which holders Gla s gow i.posed to eubmit to. Le ' * • -''. 10 NO twee 01 . 101 to thew P att ers' made " Mr the certain of the Bengal regiments nfining to erns re S ... •7. ..• Le yak hI- , during the lad two years audited such _ . conseituenc. 01 the 'Octane's° , stocks. afabric., remain buoyant. Id ... .•;, ..1 , • pt.:arty, I. ..e their elegance, durability, sad cheap- the butte) unless promised extra allowance, and Opt!On wan afforded, Thema:hi for mule mid is sluggioh; hue ., being moderate in stock, to select one of thre is m Antain their eulue, but Pre y lower number", hare fallen in a elt '". ' '"' t ''' n i r'm den ether reemild•me m 'aver, w ire Sir Charles Napier is said to be prepared to put . • v.• :••••f. a .roar emting of silver. Peke 43e. ion i • • ;r rt atoa: d coffee mt eoeselete ff 10 down mutiny at once by the strong hand, shouldit e tiling oti g. re. Colon,' me qa , e ._ C o pp er h ot , not ...wow nor .t 0 the Bank for keel last gotta - ions, sheathing having read at 36.12 and tile at 31.8 to by means of It small es ae:. or cs. en. do. II make its appearance. The Maharajah Goolab Singh al-la. reeler retnewl ea 14 fP I 4 Wee eel leoliarde- 13 .e11e en Plates in the Bank, or b rle do. do. 17 16.8 to 16.1,1 per box. is said to be carrying on a system of the cruellest The yohe, Market t ul ip &Ley 'ti ppl e d, but iodicatioga of an lan- The same system w pie 1 eon. it o &awl do. do. leg .:o ta. PM do. do. V oppression against his Caahmerian subjects: it peovemeot in the value d money Is ebeetvable in the Bazaar. Com- ment, not only of th Me I. .'rl•rvad• pormrs ik.. de.party's pato ris queled at 11 to 11.8 craniums for Trustee Fives, ties taneously into all ti NM is trong as.t . ~,....2 , ....,; esms poo, 30 , ... ch. of the Cott l e pot. may at the same time be added, that th em . so a 1.2 dieceunt Second are Third ditto; 4 to 6 anima ditto New Fivs; B Wt. tr .; "1, C.. each; et:despot,. Ds. each, ate Ca 17 mu a tendency in certain quarters to malign the Jamoo 14 t o ail--6 tage lo are Fours; 13-8 to iti.o Sims ditto. The bonded the parent establish kt . •i etee amity la the mum Motertatm. Eagrarthga that chief, that the accounts of his cruelties must be re- warehouse hag declined • dividend 14 3 roPme Per she re 1 these shame up to the present ti mil. •• fro. tine tt 4.;.! ix ... prisms g un ri pps , an d s n y nno. sp, oxford oeived with hesitation. He is said to have instructed ' 'IS".i at 173 rues" each. The Company ranted their late of exchange at the export warehouse In pursuance of rem re'. 1, • !...ce.mos4teett :vow 1 Newasandnreet).-Edahlidsed Dr. HOD ighergeT, late physisian at the court em the 24th me., to 1 103; as the mercantile rate however had pre- cheater, there were aro 1 e • -.'• *. 1.: 5 . Timely advinced, from otter ceuses, more than double the u• un die ego • - be - ferener tween it aod the Compacts at rate, by 4.1 , the fernier ha. tone THE - MDST APPROVED STOVER-The self in the manufacture of beet-root sugar, lode belonging to pi a Riot teen influenced by the move at the warehouse, and bills have been 01 the terms propos. asis -..• : • r tee curse sad vans STOVES Messerstely Nis ... . . , .... ht „ ir ~,,.b raa. sad amiss as . taa assa sold manufactory of the article being about to be cad at I 11. t to 1 114, which may be considered the Current rato.of Bank of England post bills at right sequently afforded I ma ..• .... . • a ., ~.,„,t. a 13,,,,,e ). * mi n o n . pm". e s established in Cashmere.-The health of the Gorer- ti"`-`'" paper f " We . mail ' 11 ' • , To such parties it ii ale selling at I.le, and Mason her Majesty s treasury at 30 days sight t....• tia rleace of Baer gmeemineutly metal quit. nor-General is said to be materially improved ; at 1.10 ( . The roe in exchange bas not diminished the att. adopted lay all the I mit cations to the export warehoure for advances; re. 32,02,007 ban n that a charge of or felt :•,; .7 ....5 : +, 1‘ . 5 , 1 ,.;, 1 :1, 1t ,5 T „ "74 , k 7, 5 ,,,,„ y r "" d 0i5 r 1ar ".. my. L ,„ Tim ill " r "" d " thsiu , by last accounts he was at Lahore, where a magnifi- edeanced front Ist May last la the tth instant. bil• •-• ~ !' • • 'el. 1. ,ve Gen faun 1 sources of gnat sower' in the bed- cent spectacle was expected on the occasion of the in- tirMillt have been very Lary, owing to the limited demand for the debit side howceer, disinclined to give way, and of, win ....... ...., .ffseding a uniform temperature throughout the vestment of Sir W. R. Giloert with the insignia Monate. C neiffeceeo are , and in ad lowa '•' •••• ' • .. ••is NY .upl , :y of fuel, without attention.-Particue to ns are consequently much what they were at the date of our Fedi L..• '. -. ••••a , t 1../. fr . ..0 pare of Easisat „ pottage free. of aO.C. B. The noble marerab was thence 10 turt.Va.,31.12,. id. ,alipelfe ; 51. Ih. sugar ; 4/. 2s ed. to payable for the pe gib r , • --- •• 4 :: •••.• i Pero, from 3.55.; dem for warehoums, he., proceed to Meehan, and afterwards to steam down 41. 5.. tee; 31. rum and oilsod ; 41. 34. raw silk; 31. their; 41. vices, such as I males ', -,„„ • ''' -- Lot• IttyPen and Barton. I% Oathul ' alreel t °mad the Indus to K urrac h ee, where he was expect. d Jute; 41.5.. to 11. 7e. bides, to London. Rice, If. 3s. to 1/. es. P er London or eliewher a veered, era! No. I, Neirman.atrest. Fstabitabed in Wella- bag, to lit.uritioa. Opium to China. 7 dols. per chest. ..• .• •,,--1 .1 , ... latest Fuel, os. ed. per sealed bag. on the lath January :he is looked for here about ~ .., 28 • .....Ao I. oo . astir -elePoaTe.-Our report is nrcessarily collection of bills s DA I. NI ER'S CANDLER , 7d. a pound.- the 20th, but will not, it is understood, protract very brief Ude month ; the extent of business es in imports has Bank other than A I `Link - a PATENT CANDLES, ell marked ° Palmer. „ his stay beyond a few days. The steamer Fenn, been limited del prices generally mast uneatiafactory. Iron and grey kept, the purchase C Ins d - ..te ore double wicks • of Is. per cent 51 .. ere, 3 wets ?CI. ditto. goods euich hese miul their value. Martlare, 3or 4 wicks , .. , • -and seek of Lamp Is the kingdom, geltable for them end proceed with him wherever he desires. The tri. 7tr,ilP-th ace almost i sal, abe, except at a heat sacri fic e. ~_. working the drawia P li • eon muss ' f i n e led before we e pm ' tsa ''•• • • .-‘. : ' 4 " tateta° I°. to Itek lath ' Es ir bM's Nlarchioness of Dalhousie will, it is understood, re- "' - ' a - z• '-' the usual charge ma f- . f sou*, la sealed cans, 4.. id. ger salon,-At WILLIAM rates. AB el 'i . h.' .3s lee Lewin and B Mom), * Oxford-street (corner of turn home immediately.-It now appears that his nriee- -Paine sunk down early in lamonth to 413 dok. to banks in the country • 105 e.... k - ' ''' 'r,' and Ns ' 1 . Newlemielmr • -rs t abl lelied In weir. Exceliency Sir C. Napier never had the slightest 4 80 dolej •on the news arriving of the postponement of the 1 ith sale to ms c. h Oct, it m g w t o roe veep gradually at fi r m. hut e de m . then, we may ask, intention to return to Europe till his term of service weeds b. vkl... The highest price reached, we thluk, wag 330 dols. plained of, respectii Celli 1 , OF HOLIDAYS.-Now that the semen expires ' The rumour of his immediate retirement charter. laiterly it has receded to 3113 dolh, MO doh., and ''' ' usual ""i" i• about te terminate ' and them P eeilee lndi a had been kept up for six months past by tai din., .heels reinstated by the busy throng of youthful . M. from I ~...... :CI: ettabbb and attrotiou become naturally an objeet of his friends.. for the purpaee, apparently, of creating a rbrOta&-T0.0. - The Withal or the month onnPeleeelittle heYond amiable as to compLa N unionise of about 30 chops Congou of the easiontmer sorts; the . "4"kb their 6 iersb ' and re tti o rii . bre irtb itt p dase pop sensation. Twelve thousand a year is not to be ' a :.saii-.. NACAsmAK i oil-, for later widows at an advance of I tad on previous rates. Prieescooti- little doubt the dept Litt end bsibilyiag the tur r, bOWLAN DS' It ir /I:TDOR, for parted with without due consideration.- Sir W. nue ,try firm and the stock en hand Is now reduced to about 40 chops ceive from the directs elearir. •.* .....g the dun aid eempecee, and removing autumns Cotton continues at Bombay, not one line having of "mot.° to good common n e e eriPtim° l 301 0 4•Wmln move may e planation& as will 1 ..e4 itoweciente inesero, as beauti the teeth mad expected in the coarse of the mason. In emiehongs there has teen ad -x e ace, the . ' `. B l the sums, nest be unierelly as yet reached him in reference to his successor. mew doses, a saw of the better chops remaining have found buyers at present course, and .• 'ogre of !imam inatiiLUOL The oatly 'seise of ewe burs He has received various highly complimentary las tor Ws pekes; the stock on hand Is moderate, and - zee of . Iherhadi " 11. W. that er the Mid* le Illa 1 ... • .., or Mel. Sold by tfre,:v7, ,_ __,, letters from eh of the lower iirarba For ocented tees there has re munerative terms, the Herse-Guards, who, in evidence of been ,„, little hbahlii-tbroughoo; t h e month, and the v ilege which is alloy . . has peresen. o f R. A. -----. their estimation for him, have given his son the Settild partlim e bare been trifling. The cessation of demand charg e of a most hal 1 ( EkTAlNard speedy ' CURE for INFLUENZA, command of a regiment .- The gammo n of ban he lied the further manufae e lure the of in th a r ket ch o teri f ou ptio lung ne. The par. sham r. We An erica. have Mem and plain min dful of the inhere DW I° al.. ' , ens, Colds, Asthma, Incipient Com , •.:• • 1 no ttirid and LLIM..-svENcum PC eo p t i coN m a oh Db. Madras and Bombay are at these presidencies a y e m ega; the .OA, of c ower , lo c h oe i s now reduced anth,t, The only variatiot roloste ELIXIR, respectively.-At Madras a famine is apprehended, very sawn Ilailt•-alb. or two chops of 1.. w =iv only remathing. foreign . . rapi&p t hum so excnange roe •• • .7„"i'',.l,',"J train tb " re ll e l ithe Ilk C. liPeacer,surlMen. the rains, which usually set in in October had not WU lai TM. - have Mr mensal! ~,,, . der, deserved!. eikbrated al the VIM 10 6 °, 10 . tredissre &ewer wrl w rrr iF re as e a Morikal of thall7 Ens rate for bills on I. . e.„. sale„,, e ,,,,t, s e s „, prem." only by T. R 0" begun to fall till the end of November, and were nee v. ry maul, and the average quality y Inferior to that of rates effected were tl ;ram lir . ••• .Irafie.coun, Illeetrareet, London • and add 1... lira .•• o. c. 7, se p so n c b . rch7wl ; o is ...,_. witakeale hy then excessively scanty.-Throughout the mond, w e ' r e , * I mre, Bacaueen. 6 mouths, 4s. 3d. to U. 4d.; East led* Company's so- I I. OW. ; •'•. a sad Co., Bow fa tarc e, ar d I ,L,.„-"'s... t co ranla ll daa- ; 00 . d. the newspapers have been chiefly occupied discuss- cer . leser, its, ..e. accese•seeri me teems, naecentert mimes Ise ing the demerits of the draft act proposing to ex- Ilii-21. 1.5 e. to 31. hi. Ham . .barg ........ ...... I the My •••,..; itad Noble, &mon aid retell by all . -. in the kingdom. In issues, ea he lid. =lt datsd eal tme. ANO ls i . lA w i e , ne N w o w v. vis l i .: ge on aswi r lut a la nsoa pcos tV i w ut rojor the t pods was Amsterdam ...... ...... 3 r , 0, tattend the jurisdiction of the Coepany's judges to et Yreka. . am at h. Pl. 0 111 . .241 neerly three he European clients. The Friend of India and journals wets gum to meet cements for pro Moe purtho ss il a n 30 den. thereto. Rotterdam 10 to Antwerp Adel. I d • I. 1.. GARDENERS' and .FARMERS' JOUR- of the north-west provinces are favourable to the were untarenr• ll ..e t° the eIMPPer - Amnia a lON of hint 16 me trat. Peen this eirtunistioice it meats geobable that paions pm" • ..... --•••••••• ua c d the ~ ;• , .....i•Leti Tills DAT, contains : A notice of the famous measure ; nearly all the other newspapers are opposed have nulled the lowest point ; towardo the ekes of the commercial Paris SI : Lim at ''no .. • . 1,.t Aunts -no Victoria legia at Oar. to it. Sir E. Perry has taken two hundred shares in month ( nett November) there was a alight improvement, mad a pro • r i . map , * I . 1 1 decoration of mmereaterles, with am Oddity t f • gradual advance. • •••i he loran -Animal and vegetable leed st • the Gooserat Railway Company.-lhe brig Thomas 5. .....„, ‘ I p oet .' t coy et c u rant & do t, in. 7d. r o Frankfort _ ft. ''•• Mt, is iliffereat healitko-yh a c , i ic. "l 3 l r i or d p Metcalfe has been driven on shore at Madraa, and 4e. led. with ohippintraocumenta. From the searetty of money there Triers ... ......... .. ice, DU , a ..::;', ,, v5.. ou! , Ltrbuceoun plants-A lona* minder tor wrecked. have hue bet fee tranuetkos. PetersalQ 7 _ Maude. a pamphlet on proem freleen- ®one la - Fiudoin-To England : Tea, 3/. 104.; 811 k, H. ;;rawfeede . se. haether with the report. of the Landes god . ... 1... i • and the m e w it ,. o f tb, wisk . .. b. Calcutta has furnished food for comment to the red cans. - Leghorn „. a 35,11- ~..s. a thettarsheat, Strad ; and may es bad of il of the Indian world by the acts of its legislative • re coustry. Pees ed. ~,. council. One act in particular„ that for subjecting THE LEVANT. nest " .e lie•• 8. 0111'1 NlAti- PASTIME. - The FAMILY Englishmen resident in the Hansen to th e jurisdio- avow" L a of .alias .. .....ri ' i e t ihr osi j iiti . m . °MtlA d aT ••••th a : s Prim DON% tor the don of the Company's courts has excited an oppoei- otlma edam- • MALTA, lAA. 12, 8 E.H. Lisbon ,lO . a atde ; await. ia nn a nnon o n ' a a n d. ud n d omin b un Don as hearty, resolute, and universal as that with Th - Ent;lirh fleet was at Smyrna when the French Orwtel dd. ' • ~..., X. Wo e s lOtabid ecelehee the mule and work of • which the celebrated Black Act of Macaulay was met; steamer left on the Bth, and was akut to leave for The premium or .' • ,- ''''' le Mamma' i.e., KM'. " There ' s • P ow er bat the grounds of the objections urged against it f.. 0 Athens. Despatches from Fuad Effendi had been 12 per mills, which side - • s ' el :" Ake a Chinese Puzzle, founded epos the - , ..a.:l.Solown hlwe *ht. of the willoW pat sad am. so fully detailed in the articles extracted from the received at Constantinople. A courier had also ale- Si. 17.. 101 d. per ou r.• -ie wreath . ....„,„ In and emelt fer Imam Ake. Pro. leading Indian journal' as to require no comments rived with despatches for the Russian ambassador exchange of 26.441 tr. , . . the eekerated User Hermits -a earefuly- ' • .. • .r. '' t 11 '" . wwirr ho = la. rem sea Cookery of the en our Part& from St. Peterarg. There is a report of a split be- London at short be .A- tai '• ' o : - ?eagrennas the *dens joints in aninisle- -- - - twee° Austria and Rama. The French fleet is still 0.19 per cent. &sum rats 06 • •••• i : - t°°•• a s Nom mos seines, Poetry, Etiquette COMMERCIAL INTIILLIGENCX. - ..,. " o, re. satenu areas be. Ith And , in BOMBAY, Die . 16, 1849 . - W e h ave me m eg. at Ourlso, in want of provisions, and in dailyexpecta- By last mail from „groan;,..,. lam or opaqu e ' &a., a beautiful port la the stem ef Off MOM, Illarkal , whisk gembsea llide j e = tines of the arrival of two tranaports from Toulon. 4361_ per mark, whin ..._-- ... 4. .a. „,. Liner,. maids Ilt to • mute mom at my nem Oemsigaind amerldee ebo rani geese* ti rm.... A L -,,,, -••• Miami w th e is intemesegy etas this wabidar. allmallegt, lot we do se hem efineeh Net Mmes. Rut • ' 2 !" • th IT Moir*, le say hmlembee. shame sms veep list, MA mdatem task wins. mese exchange of 13.10k1 es "f " 1..,•10ut bT ItaiXECCA ILLIOTT. 31. 17s. 101 d. pm on IT• ;WPM IMM °11 " . ° 1 ° 81 e'll a" Ilmil l o l• d We alth rd &Daubed to the gourdlike-ship at tie Motherbank Meal 0.29 per cent. bitglr tar 4 .7. ia Rep. Sm. err Is., a Ursa aid plum& By the coo_ gl ia r var,,uvr kft, “ * . t r,,,,,,... w a r ,,r47% np floating 102 half•amkors, matainiag &mat 360 gamut a ........Aga a d ii in ann „„ n . I n w e me n m a im ma is. Customs uggled broody, whisk wee delivered ever te the Owlet Ten s ST. Petemaalw.tow. ilement ions end of Ile. mosalt Mr madded. awl tho at Portsmouth ea Weineeday. The Bank of Eng the 12th bud, when oompared with the returns for the week previous, give the following results: = 100 __.!..----• £ 30 . 078 , 8111 Demur £191,790 anna1a........ 19,061,300 lmmo 119,0u0 Pu11ia115010.......—. 6,974,600 Damon 4,346.611 Oiordepsdisi..... . 11,141,116 lneweass 1,303,630 Givenmeresesstais 1 14,294,564 O 6.161.1 = 1"a" dor Wand leaks 16,814,043 ...... Detrinss 904,417 Omse dottier Ms 1,138,409 1,198,621 SLICK OF LI (ILLS D.—Accoore t o 1116 - 974ak 44441 mg Jan. 1; LIM 1 isasteeee -- ...... Agro w itie s r ar oo=sas l. DiEt.... a 11.015.1 30 069 1146nettlo 1.964.144 Gold Clala and 365469 16.796666 atm Baba 3830.071.183 £30,073.661 , . wit N; IifIiSTNIIII. _ M akhaV °IOW. , • ...1614.i61.000 Governmilai Ilonsttloo luta; tiWiinaii: 4195421 ttrityljrd weight 5t4.188.584 andso Ono. Mona of li= ..... ...... Othirtiontritiol ...... 114099.1.051 Noir -.,. - - „...... 10,89485 Dolikanl Div. Amts.) 6.974.800 0014 noB Rim Coin .. 738.358 Other Deport. ... . - 11,241.118 Soves-dosiuld other BUIn 1,1144i.0 f. 38,121.148 438.124.148 Jai. 17. 1850. X. MARSHALL. Chief Ore W. The following letter has Um handed to us for pub lication by the committee et Spanish American bondholders : 10, New Broed-street-mews, Jan. 18, 1850. fiir,—His Excellency the Mexican Minister at this court, having issued a public notification to the effect that sufficient funds have teen placed in our hands by the Mexican govern ment to discharge the remaining part of the dividend due on the let January, 1847, we think it incumbent on us to address a few observations to the committee of Brutish American bondholders in relation thereto. We regal to be under the necessity of giving a oontradic lion to any statement pot forth on behalf of the Mexican government, Lett the facts of the case compel us to do so. It is not true that we are provided with funds to pay the dividend in question. On the let June last we transmitted to the Minister of Fi..ancs in Mexico our account with the government, up to the 4th of April preceding. Its receipt was acknowledged on the 13th July. Although we have letters from the Minister of Finance to the 13th October, no intimation is given to us that any exception has been taken to that account orsrly error discovered therein. OS the said acouunt we rendered a continuation to the Mexican minister here on the 11th inst., and we have done t►e same to yourself as chairman of the clmmittee of bond holders. It results, therefrom, that the sum of 10,3671. 13s. 7d. is at present required to he placed in our hands to meet the said remaining pontor. of the dividend. The misconception under which the finance minister labours will be evident to the committee by a perusal of the inclosed translation of the last communication received by us from the said minister, dated Mexico, the 13th October, and of the copy of our reply thereto, dated the let ultimo. It will be seen thereby into what a serious error the minis. ter has fallen, as to the amount of bonds which he assumes to be in circulation, although documents were in existence to the archives of the finance department of Mexico, long since transmuted by us, and acknowledged to have been duly re ' ceived by the government, showing the true position of the matter. It is on the founds' ion of so great a misconception u this that the Minister of Finance assumes that funds are in our hands sufficient to pay the interest on the debt, and reite rates the determination of the government to withdraw from us the agency of the debt—a proceeding in which the go vernment cannot possibly persevere when it shall come to be accurately informed on the matter—firstly, because it is at variance with the condition incorporated in the bonds issued for the Mexican debt ; and secondly, because it has no lawful ground or pretence whatever to rest upon. The government availed itself of our 'sorry to effect en its bahalt an important, responsible, and laborious financial operation on the condition of securing to we the mercantile agency resulting therefrom, and this engagement cannot be bre ken without our consent. In giving this expisnation we beg to disclaim all intention of offering any disrespect to the Mexican government. It is evident from the frequent changes that have taken piece in the administration of the department of finance in that country, that the new ministers successively appointed thereto are not, and cannot be possessed with a due knowledge of the acts of their predecessors, and hence errors arise leading to minonception and perplexity. Since the month of Blnch last no less than four different gentlemen have successively had charge of this important department. No greater pr , of can , indeed, be given of the mistakes and inc , nsistencies which ensue from this state of things than the fact which will be in the recollection of the committee that on two former occasions the Mexican government g:.ve notice to us that it withdrew the agency, and subsequently revoked both notices. On the first of these occasions the committee gave us notice that it would look to us to retain the agency in conformity with existing emgagew.ents, sod protested against our coneutrina in any act whereby :he same might pass into other bends. It will not be out of place here to transcribe the following portion of the Ltter which we addresnd to yourself, as chairman of the com mittee, under date Nov 17, 1847 : " On the arrival in Mexico of the intelligence of the arrangement which took place in London, in June of liat year, in relation to the consolidation of the Mexican foreign debt (a change in the government having into men (1). that arrangement, as the committee are aware, was not coidirm• d by the then existing government. Notice was then% ou given to us that our app fi ntment as agents of the govern ment was suspended ; and we were instructed to deliver up to the M. dean consul all monies and effects which ni . ght be in our possession in relation to the 81 :lean debt. " The committee immediately intimated to us that it de murred to that order of the Mexican government, and re minded us of the 'responsible position in which we steed towards the b3ndholders.' " Subsequently the government, on being more fully in formed of the particulars of the proceedings which had taken place in relation to the consolidation of the debt, deterthined on ratifying the acts of its minister in London, whereupon we were instructed immediately to resume the agency.' " Subsequently again to this notification, asd without say previous intimation to us, we were apprised that the govern. ment had appointed Mr. M. 1. De Lizardi Its ageht in London. And since that announcement a remittan,* hes been made to us in our capacity of agents for this debt." This extractipoints out in a sufficiently strong light th• vacillating and inconsistent character of these proceedings, and the necessity of strictly upholding the arrangements made at the conversion of 1846. We beg to advert, in conclusion, to the arrangement lately entered into in Mexico. We are aware that this agreement has not been confirmed by the bondholders, and is consequently without effect, but with respect to one of the provisions suggested therein, we beg to say that there can be no possible objection on our part to the funds, whilst accumulating for a dividend, bring in tutors deposited in the Bank of England, if that course be preferred, we being in that ease necessarily released from our present obligation to allow interest thereon. Haring stated in a former letter that as soon as the at :re said sum of 10,3671. 13e. 7d. is placed in our hands, w: itiat proceed to pay the remaining part of the diviu.nd, we have only to add that we remain, sir, your obedient servants, (Signed) JOHN SCHNEIDIII and C." G. R. Robinson, Chairman of Committee of Spanish Bondholders. Annexed is a copy of the statement furnished to the committee by Messrs. John Schneider and Co..— The Mexican government in account current with John Schneider and Co., in respect of monies received and raid by them as agents for the said government, ter unit 00 account of the dividends on the Mexican toreign debt. Jan. 12, 1850.—T0 amount rectuirt7d for the payment of the remaining one-four of the dividsnd of Jan . ..ary. 1847, represented by the warrants head by us in exchange for the coupons £64,011• G 3 To 0013101iitielf therton 164,630 53 Jan. 12, 11130.—T0 balance anprovkled for April 4 1149. By balance of aunt rendered this i date, ncluding arum of 5,3911. 11c 34. allowed by J. 8. and Co., Wr interest on the funds deposttedordli them From which deduct the following items &neat& against the said urphy sumEq. of 3,314 J. Ile. 3d., eta :—Draft on the Mexican dated tith August, 1346, to relmbur,e S. and Oc t the amount paid by them by order of the govern. meat to O. tilfrista Esq., In remuneration or hls services se the !pedal Oommlosioner Iter conversion of 11118, which draft has sot Yet been paid by the government interest on legation drafty still wain 48-31 10 against the government, and! which In August last amounted to 1,233 3 0 ft 01471 2 II June 30. By ninittance per Severn ....... 1,011 ' 10 July 30. Ditto, ditto, per 'Manias ... 4034 1 8 Nov. 1. Ditto, ditto, per Calype 20.4 12 10 Ditto, ditto, per Trent. 6,t 41 1 1 10 Jar. 12, 1330. Op blame ~. 10,36: 12 1 1111.540 II $ Las4coasa. 14, ISSO. (Signed) Joss Bearwreas am, Co. DUBLIN STOCKS:4w.. 17. 8 per OWL Como Beak 84 Omit Mask iN if : . per Ilea bow per Oesi City Deb. of 921. tie. Id. 7. 4 past. Pipe Water Deb. Now 1001. lank Os m:saw Oceapay (la paidl 4 I WNW, Kim (B4. peki 1.: Delia ma iiiet hoed= ONO Ilsothers aull Wailers 1 4101 .1. r iri d i i' ! 11141=4 at. Waimea erg Royal Camel Oinpsay 474. Os. re ILIORANGIVI AND WPOOKO .411110 AD. RAIONIIO. Jas. 14.—Basburg Tbreaanid.a.ll•l4 per (eat-., 444 au% IN tawny; Lubeck Lau, MO, 971 ND., On weer , II ah. mhos Pin per Cents., 106 bills ; Prussian Fire pie Cents., 101§ 106 money; ROM= Five pee OW. CertiL, nosey; Ens OM Loan, 1009 bills, 106 1 money ; Sieglits and Co n low rip ompt., 61.2 money Danish Logilsh Loan, Throe pee CillEti 71 binle 70 1 torwr7; Di Us 1001. Shares, 72 bills, 715 snowy; gsgs% phe pee Onsta, 96 MD, 9 snowy; beedlats Four per Nintinoy; Norwegian Your per Cents., 96.1e115, 99 5 mow; Me pow Data, 12 bills, 11. .money; Ditto, Three per Cm.. 38,1 hilk,2l) money • American Sx per Cents.,, 1034 bilk.,alf 10.41 massy. AIIITNIDAN Jon. 13.—Active Debt, TWO-nad-a-H per Cents, UI 364 ; Did o, 'Mee per Cents., 641 Glii; Ditto, Four pa Omits. 841 835; Amort S Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 83j 86; Om. Comp., Pourand-a-Hsl ynd., f per Cent., 1685 1695 Yost India Loon, Tone per Cents., 84 645. Swish Flee per Cents., 13 185; Ditto, Urea per cents., 375 ; Austrian, Flier/se Cents, 665 RN. Exchange": On Medan, sight, 12; ditto, two months, 11.93. On Hamburg, sight. 33 ; ditto, two months, 34.81. On Psis , sight, 5162; ditto, two months, 56.23. Bonus ion. 16.—Voluntary Loan, 108 +. National Debt, MR , Bank Mina, 935. Funds and shares very dull indeed. Lassie, lan. 11.—Euhange on Leaden, 2 months, 6.261. THIS DAY. Two o'Cnocx. The buoyancy of prices is the English stock mar ket, which we noticed yesterday, continues Vs-day, and prim, have further improved, notwithstanding a general absence of active basilicas operations. Con sols were first marked 964 for money, and 4 for time, 'from which they advanced to 97 and 974. The pre seat quotation is 964 to # for cash, and 964 to 1 for the 14th February, being 4 higher than the closing quotations of yesterday's market. The Three per Ceuta. Reduced were first marked 964, and then improved to 97. The Three-and-a Quarter per Cents. have been transacted at 984, and last at 994. Exchequer Bills without variation, at 583. and 61s. premium. The foreign stock market is exceedingly imetive. Notwithstanding this, however,quotations tor Peruvian, Mexican, and Russian stocks have advanced to the fol lowing figures : Peruvian Four per Cents. 684 to 69; Mexican Bonds, 294 to Z ; Russian, 108 to 110. Bu siness has been done in Brazilian, at 89 ; Equador, at 4 ; Peruvian, at 674 and 691; Russian, at 110 ; Five per Cent. Spanish Actives, at 19 and 4 ; the Three per Cents., at 361; Venezuela Deferred, at 101 and 4. A telegraphic despatch, just received, announces the arrival of the Indian Mail at Dover. ENOLLSH FUNDS. I 3 per Ct. Gm. Ace., Feb. 14, 961 3# per Cle. Ns/ 9 ktelieSeet BO* 684. to 110. Hank Reek. 247 9 Mr Ct. had. Arm. 96r Mr Ct. Cos. Liam. 914 g FOREION FUNDS. 6 par CL AuMrtau Donde. 1 per Ct. Grenada Rota. 185 IT 44 per Ct. Behr. Boucle. /58 60 Grenada Deferred lid... 3, , I 2 per Cwt., 6 per CL Rea.. 1846,43 6 i per CL Brar — illan Ibis.. 88 9 6 per Ut. Peruvian ltd.. tel 9 - Ditto New. 80 8 reviewour.. 36 6 6 per CL Durum Arms, 49 61 5 per 01... hin ltda.,loB 10 Ditto Cbiltau► Par., 99 101 Ditto /aul* 16.1... 113 l 19 Ditto Coltuab. Def. 161... 3 per Ct. Oparbdi 114, . JOI T Columbian Euumlor lid... 364 Spanith Deferred lid..,— rer CL liabi.h 110... 72 4 lotto Pamir* Mx, 31 4 26 per CL Dutch 1id..., 66 I 2 per Ct. Venetuels Ddr.,528 30 4 per Ct. Dutch Conc. r 66 .3 Verieruela Deferred 5tv...95 14 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKET. MINCING.LANZ, SATCREPAY MORNING. There has not been quite so much briskness in the colnnial market this week, but prices of most articies have remained steady, and in some instances further improved rates have been obtained. The sales of Sugar have been Itr4e, and importers have succeeded in realising a considerable portion of the quantity dieted, at an advance of about 6d. per cwt., sad the market wears a firm appearance. Tne Colic market has shown symptoms of a deciane in prices, caused no doubt by the anxiety of speculators to realise, as several parcels of both plantation and native Ceylon have been di , posed of at • reduction of 2s. to 3s. per cwt. ; at the commencement of the week some tales of native were made at 635., being a decline of 2s. per cwt., but this has been since partially recovered, and the quotation now is 645. to 655. per cwt. In Rice there have bean very few transactions, and, to force sales, lower prices would have to be accepted. There has been a good demand for Pepper, but very little is offering on the market ; good ordinary Batavia has been sold at 4d. to 41d. per Ib , below which there is nothing to be had. Pimento and Bengal Ginger have also advanced in mice ; and Saltpetre shows a rise of 6d. pet cwt. The Tea market has 'teen active, but the inquiry has been brae within the last two days. Common congous continue at Ild. per ro. There hu been considirable speculati .11 in ayson, and feu. quality cannot be bought under Is. 61. to le. 6d. per lb. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market ie without alteration from yesterday. Peters burg Y. C. on the spot continues quoted 395. to d9s. 3d.; February end March, 395. to 394. 3d. ; October to Deems ber, 40s. 3d. te 40s. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mean. Cooper and Davis report trade dull. The following are the quotations : Prima Meadow May, 68s. to ;.is. ; in ferior do., 561. 11 6511. ; Rowan, SOL to 60s. ; Clover, 60s. to 863. ; Straw, is. to 28s. COVENT-GARDEN.—THIS DAY. The severity of the weather has bad its effect on the sup ply of Vegetables, and they are generally somewhat dearer than last week. Fruit is for the most part sufficient for the demand, except perhaps good dessert Pears and Apples, which are very scarce. The following are the prices: FRCITS. Pine -voter, per lb., Ss to Ss Apples, kitchen, p. bush., Ss to 4s Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., 3s to l's Almonds, per peck, tis Portugal, per lb., 9d to Is sweet, per lb., .s to is Pears, per doz., 2s to Is Walnuts, per 190, Is ed to 2s per hairpiece, 8s to 12s per bush., 16a to 24s Lemons, per doe., Is to ts Filberts, per 100Ibs., 60, to 63s per 10e, 6s to 12s Nuts, Bar., p. bush , 20s to 22s Oranges, per doe., 9d. to Is Gd — brash, p. bush., 12a to led ' per 100, 3s. to 12.. Kent Cobs, ti3s to :Soper 100 lbs, VEGETABLES I *abate, per punnet, 29 to 3s Rhubarb, per bundle, Is 6d to 24 Asparagus, per bundle , 4 to Gs Qum% per bun., lid to Is Cabbages, p. doz., 9d to Is ed Spinach. per sieve, 2s to Is Cauliflowers, per doz., 6s to es Onions, per bushel, Ss to 4s Broccoli, p. doz. bundt, les to .Is Spanish, p, doz„ Is 6d to es Greens, per doz., 2.6 d to 4s Shallots, per lb., ed to ed Brussels Sprouts, per half sieve, Garlic, per lb., 4d. to ed I 9, to 3s Lettuce, Cab., 64 t o 44 to 9d ' Sorrel, per half sieve, 6d to 9d Oce, do., 64 to Is POLItOeP, per ton, 601 to 120 s Endive, per score,ls 6dto 2s. per cwt ,3a to I's Rushmants, per pot., 2s to 3. per bush., 2. 6d to 3,6 d pa bush., Os to Os Turelps.per doz.bon.,ls 6d to 3s Small tsalads, p. pun., 21 to 3d lied Beet, per dos. Is to 2s Fennel, per bunch, 2d to 3d Horse Radish, per bdl., 2s to 4s Savory, per bench, 2d to 3el vueutaters, each, Is to 3s ed I Thyme, per Mulch, NI to &I Leeks, per bunch, 24 Parsley, p. doz. bun., is to 3s Celery, per bundle, &I to 2s Boots, per bile., Is to la Gd ft - ,Jere, p.l. bunches, Is to :I ' buret:, per bunch, 3d Watercress, per dor. temotiez, Miat, per 241 to tt Id Bak:. pet Gooch., 2d POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. BREAKING STEEET-I.AMPII.—R. Simpson a distressed bokaug man, who described himself u a litter-press printer, .1.. charged with breaking lamps in the street. A pace -constable said that lut night, in Drury-lane he , :eard a loud smash of glass, and found the prisoner standing a ain't a lamp-post, and the glass in the lamp broken. Ile ...k •S the prisoner, who had destroyed the lamp, and he re plod that he had. . . . . Mr. Henry asked the prisoner what defence he had to m ik-, and he said he was compelled to do something, as be vas starving. He wanted a night's shelter and some food. Mr. Henry said he could hays obtained what he ri:quired if iiv :ad applied at the woikhouse. The prisoner answered that he did apply at the Holborn Workhouse in Gray's-inn lane, and they refused to assist him. Mr. Henry asked him where he had come from, and he replied from Edinburgh, and that he bad walked nearly the whole of the way, for the purpose of seeking employment, and was unable to obtain any. Mr. Henry tined the prisoner 205., and in default to be co:omitted for 14 days' imprisonment. The prisoner was of course unable to pay the fine. We have reason to believe that in the House of 1,, , rd0 Lord &sex will propose, and Lord Methuen the address in reply to the Queen's speech.- 7 isms. RESCUE FROM THR GRATE.—A fanner, in a quiet parish of the county of Radnor, twenty-three years ago, wee supposed by the old women attendants to he dead of typhus fever, and was being laid out for interment, when a physi cian came in and entreated a delay, which ended in the pa tient's complete recovery. Instead, therefore, of having beta nearly a quarter of a century in the grave, our sturdy agriculturist was a few months ago walking about among his native hills in robust health.—Hereford Journal. RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—A serious and very nearly Old ,iecident occurred on the East Lancashire Railway on Thurstisy evening. On the train which leaves Bury for Manchesler at 8.20 p.m. reaching Openshaw Fold, it came in collision with a coal train on a siding, in consequenoe of the points which had been moved to allow the coal train to shunt not having been reversed. The passengers were very severely shaken and braised. The last carriage but one, a vecond dam, was turned round and thrown across the line, and was in some jeopardy of being thrown over the embank et ,sot. severalat r. Tay c l u or t , un ol d e . ttape ose l o F f old hi. w e as yn very that m i u t n , i r t as st f u eow nned I his mght wou ld be lost; Mr. R. Owen, tailor and drupes, Manchester, had ore eye his tape much bruised, besides sustaining other in) ; sad a lady had one arm meek injured. The parties were taken back to Bury, where la surgeon was called in and dressed their wounds, and moths: train was than provided to take them forward to Maar .:heater.