The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-11 00:00:00

~~~~~~ TABLE CUTLERY. WAREAN rED.—Ta• most swirl sidarlasot d anuLay to ilts world, an marked s•itartse t, t ppm mod liorr),. and dornmard, is aware fell if' Y KIIIIAII s. winoirs. e. I tatnet, miler of Nen siddateset. sod Ida t. Stswoon.toossh at prism that us Trimmers trra arty areasssof tits hirgsmos of tho mks. Wash Irser-Itainned tab :e knir,r, with sirsohlent. Ida par dews; desserts, to match, . II to *dance, Is. par dam salmi sorowo, is. M. per p.n.; larger xllO. n 'tart pe - porbsa, to Ilia Mr dosto: est:raft; with silver hoot Us.; Walla Imo takis kINE per dues; • rto, tosmity. S. per par; kiosk Yrs Intim Mires front Os. • A A: enn, ; sure" Y. toltiostalli. frost Is each. of plated down luting oral isrks. boom and other. t r.e new pads/fish arms Is sziassis.—Establidted to lOC - FE:IDES.% STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— liuser• of the aewe onw reiseeted. beim Ina ly noddies. to Root tt. Itt7STONII (lete Rippe§ eal Ilnanw) PROW oo nts.., onSentotneet, eater otNetansalreet„ ad he. I, New. wawa. et They we the lama to the weeig. and enateln rush so a..rm. t ti nsnetts,fiotts, Amor% nasaame, and ovoltAt. 110%)IttNOLnY r entaet M seprosfted elsewhere, • thet to variety, novelty. towittyaf deicer ewpiliteasee a wort , wale tar prim ate at that was ete wash hie nett. Reim, • • b.. late en ••istraled ter ••••• dm • Near of a oratory. Err • wan bronsed onitnealle nod tow hand len, SS lie.; Lew , n oranontio awl two ette of hem SS In► to twenty fel r rr .1 tratent eanatete, with saids, boa 7s. L 6• aie ?WM 1 4.; atm with rah "meta eraninenta, Iron AC: • I ars., Gro•inne. boa Iw liating N. the at to St is. . rut stores wish no heetat plata. ?he nu . ... ,•e cry atlas not epprona of Detailed ostalcoure ‘. ,nt i t pat) free.—Yotablisbed is Welleottert :• • • OLI, GILT FRAMES side NEW in one M merely belching the surface with SM MI'S COLD tart . . - ....I. ter W.A... GOLD VAILNISII, la. 8.1.. mends dain.o.: I trt.: oily be a -d d ua y any one. ELECTRO- LIQUID HL'LL, :._ 'enter w plated WWI.% au beautiful and lae•:re Cut and ovable la. than cleaning. LACK ER and i .v.% 1..44 for rewiring and beautifying metallic m i ccee.crer, SMITH, :NIL Strand (eafictly oppotite • . dep.d. Dean's. baba-bridge' Appleby, Sabo Barad culecun. Cameos; Aplin. Lowther...ln:Me ; hither, k?. homer. Pollock, and Co., I'LPACA UMBRELLAS. 71, reonay, both is the cog sad mar, el then Umbrafles, • .. ewe :.1:e two, out by the on toad gimlet:tee of the hat se ',to ra v.00..,3 I which is te.titied Mill by tie airy great= a. • ..ot, vottro.. , n be bestowed %boa it. They way be et noot yuabr , .: I .lea'ors in the malted Kingdom, boa 10s. Id. W. mad J. ••0%.:-Tr it. IM. itegat.innet ;04 Fiebt.atreet ; 10, Loyal Uttar : 7b, fibroma. TOIIN SIMNITI', 18, BishopegAte•street-within, haring Jost returned from Patio, nolkits the *meth 3of ebr nobility, retry, awl the public to his choice noel of an.l Engloh manufmetuied BigYfli and SHOES, which he I. cent ,a 31144 be equaLed for dogmata: design sad quality, cosh laird •owerior woriussanobip. 1011 N SIMNITT tails attention to aa entirely new proem in the peDaratioc of enamelled leather, whereby .t rendered beautifully eat .ad so much changed le its nature se not to istensice tda p -In • d moceseenierwe generally experienced on wearing new Moo , and they bow a beautiful polish, requiring no blacking; they du not ernes or become hard, and rend wet better than nay other Whew. pail% aIIINITT takes this opportunity of returning thanks to his parnev.,.. patrons for their hind support, and further solicits the ind..l4c nee re their totem, beam, which shall melee his best atten tion. J. 3. also falls attention to the fact of hie being supplied with tho chows' iestbei MIR wan the foreign manufacturers. N.B. L.i.shs maw osproasiv to thl Sect tir hinladt. 1%1 E F S : , A ior N I R and F. vx D Co t .'s wo K MEDICATED to 238. . CREAM mA • d T. niple-bar. The Medicated Cream is laultuible at tbia man Ir. ,!bn:,. cnwaraption, bronchitis, Mamma, rtininuitim, .„ • `ii.elains, barn, bruins, and maids. abin, in too te▪ r .e, tit-dolorraz, scrofula, palpitanon'ed tbe heart. v. -;...•, tiara leak. piles, and all lamination sae eruption ri thi in. and i• ....Oodible to so moo, purposes Is hooltioi. bmai 0( Ot• r stal meta& iceg-atandiag, Mat eves vbe b..ve,see tried au, aerie Le without it. It is so istaation that It m a,! in; me the rn, t delicate WM. It is elegem , InOmrsaYrot . . bi ieleite, and as such, is patronised by many of the nobility. Man cisoloye I berme the warm or cold loth, rubbing it freely over of the body, it stimulates the skin, opens the pores, yr re. per•riratsa, and quickens the circulation, thereby enabling t:..• b:.sl to throw ce impurities. and thus re:lrving the internal err in., I revert ins Weis fevers, and consumption, as writ or dt light '. -7 rate 4 the frame, and this is equally the efkct in sea as is fr••h a r totting. Most of tie iii•eases of warm climates will be sor re Cr atsloth renders it essential to captains of Teasels, and to S. r. by :and or sea. Th. benevolent will confer a blessing by d•;a-minr 11. to the afflicted poor. it Is sanctioned and appeared hy many em:oui phy•icisco, one of whom, after witnessing Its happy effects in Inc ;lett ...mump:rn, pronounced It the most wonderful discovery of the se.. whet% by directing more attention to the farictlons of the thin sus rikulateit to egret a revolution in the science of medicine, and acts L;y tit rarna.b a means of amertelnlng the come of many morbid ya voy as above, wbolevelo, retail, and for esportaimi, vi:., id le ltd. and UAW, MI of the Miler eordeinkag three of the Senior. an lin berf speonlithe at a pringertimate mdmseiten. •t .. lar c staining es mash as sieve fa. ed. peen; aim, by 11. 0. Key, Vatted m rime Ingebt, 1/7 Infermsassitreet. Tax ATItAPILATORT, or LIQUID HAIR UTF ; we 17 ds that really 'rowan M .11 colours, sad ow. not require main bats the Rats growo, IS it ant haw at minims that asastund yid ter purple het women to all mace dm. Km, sad NOM 4 ows, withftswiwit etwalums, wwwilianut the ot dyer la fallible, sad Lao or sleeken noccirise it are wonted, if coowelest,to Ism it dim the lint lbw at tbdie Ma n Aram, width wMI essay Own to ow it olliersmds tbrosiww„ outlaw the *um of Whirs. They VIII It swwwwry to odd, OM, b sticodios Wilily to Ur brOosuoos Oen wilt the dye. sow rem poetise bow coossded amity own eitlosat imam to ties.— ildiftsa MOM wed SO 119 sod 110. liabscositootrows, Ira ANOTHER CURB of COUGH and OPPREB- MON of the amt. by DL LOCUM% PULMONIC WAVER& —p rom Mr. J. 04, 01 0111 4 Dosimelier. Wien, January 7th, MO.— . I.eatierries, Mr. Mitchell, of AbMgMs, a respectable cooper, for ...wards of twelve mouths hes bums misg fora a Cough. and ts,po e.ma tbir Chan. Ile hes beet tinder the treatment of oar m.gol, wing mirror, wt hand mailtiog say begat; but. straw to • before be task MU the sostants of a mall bo at of Dr. Lamers I ..* ,nate Wafara, he rapsviensed shoat miraculous relief, sad Ws • *, • trammed is rho sobeymient or health to 'Mat he bad peed. $.l a long period bees a Messier.—J. SIZOILAWT." DR. 1.0. "-b•. WA EMU, IfiVt 'MUM relief and a rapid cure of asthma, asol all Wooden of tlis breath mut loop. Prim In 14d.. 2 . • ' aiat Ita per bra. Sold by all medicine modem—Dr. 11) ' 1 0. Fr MALE WAPgRS,ths only remedy to be taken by females, rotate of medicine. Vibe la lid.. Is. bd., ono Ile. per box. Le.r..re al imitations in Ms hem of pals. strett, M Faiiiiimbed --- . I7SW — NI- 14 Ntas ' mow aim=wltls Ids maw sad Maros. ad ,. „ td t o stall. sew asthma ow ani Nom NSW INAt all who re 11„audiVoo =method IN E' rt:D TAP WRAPP Tok2mddems iW b i d e of w ing men. at sad la WI I Pit ..• ' , , . ~. . 7 ei r a/......--..---....,K .., • ---_-_ _ No. 1,080.) - 7 V --- UNPOS mie!.. tas l4.4 UEANCg coarou Cleorpe the Mee, far LIFE, FINE, o the react d = NS INSURANCI3 4 . tteres . 7, drAo ~ .. MI CV emeemee. °an th ill, sod 10, Re- ) 4 5., iiielttrelLexpren• of ameages the Life Department are defrayed by the core,- ' vt'i </A ..f. , .. • ratios, sad LA takes from the pre- mium Mad. ES TABLISHED Proem are added es a ken tn pr.. By ROYAL , Batson paid is ark or applied is • CHART E R '• alostnenst at the Meal premiums. Te as.g. rd .ot carat pi true a Ilehlay of perteorohip. Atn eon tete althea Ina thipettasi Is preen • TArtlee orewedias we dame limiled Rene are liberally treate.L • rin g INGt•ItANCE ea ern elected's of emelt, at Indents ' „ it " and MANEGE INALTRAN= at air premium& rtrepeetores tree as perateal or vette* the e spealso JOHN LAURENCE. Eletilts7. i ...... MIT A E N E NIITT G . EZER FA A i lk LIFE A T ESURA i NTIC EIDO A 21. P..11.m.,:t Lamina. Leer.t nitre nt payment kw Asouresse, We co Newsprint* emote than ateen amen ii.ek Half Oar premium may rare Kars 10 heeireen ta rt i a ma Lim Ate Al I *ZA l I 110 I 10 I tle I 45 1 50 St II 7!tl 1 5 Oln of d f 4153 Deta 70124111 .... ____. . ... Manes edlasetakie sp a st 6eametly pet rt.usza, lea. REILSONS of INDUSTRIOUS IiABUS, either is or out at Inds. may !SALIM a MODERATE INCOME he sal, of artless al heat, esseamptivaL—Pre tall neon wittier eay air by Mir, le the ROT INDIA M il & a lr TANTA. Gre wa i t Mee% Cherelmen, City. IrABLE CUTLERY. WARRANTED . —Tna mast A nein areerhent or consay Is the world. all marked einem •We *ppm and Karr )," end surnmard, le Mears soa- k a at KIIIJAII I. avaTows. il. Oallannele, 'enter el Near- ing...teen Lid Re 1. Steemeenent. et pees that an reteeners- rin arty teemed the hargorm et Pe melee Weak hory.land:ed table loo• h lath Mph entablere. Ma per deem; deserts, so Match, U.: It to banes, leper dam "Wm einem Ila. Ad. per par : larger xll.O. n 111.6t1 pearbea. se Sle. pet tiomm: grits* Sac, With elver ~,,,,.... oet OA; wails hese MY Welt kola la. pti dean; A,. rt., +. , earn" la per pare kiosk harm elle beret from Sa. n , ~,./.. n . 45 amens, 4. ; oureen Y. I.; siliesemb. troa; Is ten. 'IL ..,-,,, .: s:nk of plated dame Mans and tram Meters and other- • .e. ... ! .4 1:.• one plated fish eareate, la eskanes.—Establidaed in 1tr::......-ret.a.a. 11111 e. pE.. DEL% STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— Buser. of the More ate renteel, helm Really deeding. te ~,a , WILLIAM 0. IGURTONII (late Rippe§ eel Ilerea) SHOW . ii ,,,,m,,...., annolnreet, mar etNeneemalreet, and NA, New. maa...us e They ate the lame te the weld. awl melee rush se ...emu or rr.snetta l _otoute, mantle. nasattoxe, and oymenAt. lIONNONGIemT se Mee be spprostrad elsewhere, mrthef I • rarely, nevelty, hart yet derApphar 11•10111111116 Meek- - . -_ _... ... .5" ~.41101. I 13AR LOW'S NEW IN- X. V11n.,& VENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON 13. st AP. REQUIRES NO VENT-PkYi !! I _l b ecomi n g ale. beer, titter, or other liquors c' . from becoming Sit or acid so. llbctivilly ', I .4 es- .. that 'helmet pint shall Os drawn as good ow cr- . a , iII . 7 i I i ~ . , , taxme) at the Bret; morenntod to nosy Ito cost in 7 . 3' two cooks of olo; price 4a. 8d., , or sent . 1 ,..t IT hoe to oq pint l of England (if two ore r !r• 1 : ne iimat.ll.foremtire will mum, tie i: t' minim Vilma the Some key hi Mint on E 7 the top ol the plug , : (which has a hole op- ! i , C . : the slrAshe 1 , 1), eulbeient air rushes shit into Work to num the liquor ... ' to roe off freely; when too tap Is turned or no more air can enter. ...,,.., .....,_ _ YAIIE/ . E L AILLOW I 14, King Wilikun. , Ttt **l3t 111:2:ARDRNEWEI sid FARMER'S JOUR-' NAL. yablbled tbh day • hip•alad Weakly N adilhalant, natisetsma. and sameat mew,. o ew =, culture *men limataihrt al an malady err pima at Vat Kbaphohbell-Arildas ea kaiak by Palms fathrty-Oit **Um a/ Kw* Arsstm. by Ptallter Wadr-lehr awl bre limb ad Pa. flattish-Ikm hi mint rases tat die TlOWilharera-Idaw Mart. Pivot. sad Om. "Ambit Praitably -The HMIs at tb• Chaarts blaelddrd -A Whew Camelia ham ebtaa -Primo Mk" Mem -Thel•lbliat lobe ma he Apex et Laittager•-ifsh ta thew -no Larks limeleuttorg - Maw fa M.—lbe amass Mau - gland I=Aodimar of Open. ii— a'. Ilrinst plaits, ti .. —• Mild.,. Airieul tue-7b• Wert 11~ Rpm% by nutria Whim* Its. Pub. liebed by J. Hettes. CaUterbwitrak kraal. Price cd. [THREEPENCE. GREAT WESTERN. From the gesoral stoutnent of receipts awl payaseats to the 31st D.c., 1849, we obtain the follow log information re letiae to the again of this company : &venue Account, loom the let July to the 31st Dec.,11149. Da. To maintenance of way, 'tallow, and works £41,143 13 $ To loermsoche amount, via : Cod, coke, repairs, wages toddlers, firemen, ke , oil, tallow, end another imideted expenses To carrying amount, : Wage* to guards, maim porters, clothing, repairs of carriages, oil, tallow, Itc. To germsl dunes, viz.: Superintendents end (darks, advertising, printing, stationery, and tawdrier., iscluding travelling ex- 95,319 19 1 To disburesesants he recent and alterathos of stationy he., sad fee insunusee To oofyosedes for accidents, returns, and al 43,33 18 10 13,75 t 7 1 toiroaeos To goverment ditty on Foos receipts from pow 1,321 19 6 singers _ To rats and tam To *word Gaon 2,661 7 • Yor div - etioo, is and oil office expenses To law stationers' awciants for copying during 180 and 1148 12,017 8 4 11,472 8 2 4,070 2 1 1.188 1 9 DL Clll_,VER`fqlL'S NfieWWORIM -- -- ii..l„; -- - EN J 0 Y M g N T • ii;. of LIFE. " Biel* reerestioa, and rational use of time." Commons : Early Ittsing—Spriag and :wormer Mornings-7am ciao. alien *a Ensnare of Lanka—The Parks, Laney MIN Fore.% =I The 11*&ma Nob. and oth er suet places—Country Trip. sad London at N —Evenings at llocas—Eltaals— Tbs Drasaa—Cia Eating, • Mamba& Eatnnag, Air, /kat. FAN!, Oteepatke, ka. PRAGIDUCTS ficsn the INOUNTALVIL I sots Is. sash ; by post. la. Id. Tel. I.—A Melt to the Lakee—yeti of Idiabargh, M Vol. 11.—The lakes .1 Killarsey—Memisioathres of Dahl* ha Ala". our rditlee, Is ; by poet, IA ed., WHAT to PAT, DIUDIC, sold AVOID. " That three loom years and tea oar team may ma." A popalar review 01 alma' every lona (sum and tare) er en ure* drillltatad hell h sad Warbled I:eradiation. that bananas the mem bents the MD 01 *aware, %Mae" ar study, and embitters old so; with tabs sad ruler for the dad and physical mulatto' of eury.day I:hemmed, fi. Pateraneirr-row ; Mann. 39, Chrahlll; 117, Yiset.alrest ; or direst from the author, 10, Argyll-plass, Re. leatureet. LAW INTBLLIGENCR. THIS DAT. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Damao Ma. Ocannesoom I loan o. Ix ILI Gineox AND SIC/LT.—Tun Sr. ALUMNI AND Haar; Bane. The hearing of the application of these bankrupts for their medicate was resumed this naming by aelsornment from this day fonnight. Gibson, whose indisposition then pre vented his appearance, was now in attendance. Mr. Bayley again appeared fur Miss Macon, a ere Dior ; Mr. Linkleter opposed Gibson for the mitigates ; and he was supported by Mr. Lawrence. In answer to questions from Mr. Bayley, Gibson said that 601. worth of his furniture was sold before the bankruptcy. Immediately on the bank s opping, he sold his carriage and borne. SAM the buthreptcy his furniture had been sold for 6001. to his mother, sod wee a his house now. By Mr. Linkleter.—My father died in 1840, and left me 8,0001., of which 4,7601. wee in limb, ant was received by sae in 1841, '42, and '43. Is addition I. that I and mortgages on various properties iu Bs. Albans, worth 1,2001. I had sums of 1,2001, between 1,0001. and 1,2001 , sad 1251. from other sonnies. I bad also 2,7651. money set dad on my wi4, in all, 9,8241. beyond my liabilities. My brother loot me 1,9208., and I assigned to him the mort gages. He has only proved for 3001 My furniture et my father'. death might be worth 6001. ; cannot state the amount of my book debts; trey might b • 3001. or 6001., but much would depend on the time of year. Deducting my own end my wife's interest under the marriage settl. soot, the value of my fornicate and book debts , there remains upwards of 9,00 08. as my property in February, 1844. Wnen Start called cm nee about establabing the bask, 1 bed not smonded his proposal foe a joinestock honk. Toe gentle men met et my office, bat I asked no one to join. I said, " Mr. Start wishes to have a bank; will you meet at my can ?" About four or five of Mr. Start', friends came. This must have been in 1513. I understood I was to be thee:o6We of the company ; my nail appears as such in the prospectus. [The prospectus was handed in: the title of the proposed bank were, tt The Agricultaral end Trades Joint Stock Beaking_Company," and the capital was stated to be 25,0001., in 1,250 shores of 201. each.] I did not soy to Mr. Cutbill that it would be madness for me to enter into the bank. 1 told him I might have 10,0001. or 12,0001. of pro• perry, but dud sot say in what it consisted. I said it w ar all locked up. I always thought Mrs. Stun had property ; 1 gathered that from something he had mid, but had no good reason for thinki sg so. I sappeerd him to have about 2001. • year. In July or August, 1547, the deeds of the bank premises were lodged wsta the Commercial Bank, in lieu of the deeds of my Oster.hill estate, which had been poetised out of the bank funds. On these latter deeds I borrowed 1,0001. from my mother. In July, 1844, my account with the beak was overdrawn 5001.; et Christmas, 1844, 2,5422. At that time the Co emerald Bank held my deeds to the assount 013,0001. At Christmas, 1846, sbe pass-book shows my account to be overdrawn 4,3031, but there are sums .or which credit was not given ma in the pass book. Stun once mentioned to me the accosted being overdrawn. He bought the beak premises without consulting me in any way, and the purchase money was drawn from the bank. The law proceedings against Sturt commenc.d in 1846. The libel consisted of a letto to :sir George Grey. I did not oommu- Mate the contents to S•rart. The promedings cost the bank 2,0001. altogether. I was never consulted about it. One morning dturt had sent off 5401. by the coach before 1 not to the beck, at a quarter after nine. Mr. Rogers, the queen's counsel, came down to investigate the matter. I did net my I had advised Mr. Smut not to apologise to the justices. I only acted as local moot° the London solicitor, Mr.Coopet. I paid anything out of my own pocket for these costs, though there is an entry io my cash boot of 601. as paid in July, 1847, which was probably during Stun's ab -ince. I ban written letters in the news papers about this affair, but I did it mild:y. There was a correspondence with Mr. Biagi, which might partake of angry feelings. My impression was that an ac count male out so 03., 1817, showed the bank to be about Nacre; hut I did not understand the account. In October, 1847, 1,0001. was paid into the Commercial Bank on my amount, and et that time my account et the 8 :. Alban 's Bank was overdrawn between 3,0001. end 4,0001., includ ing interest. I did not ray to Stott that we mot take care of ourselves exclusively, but that if the creditots pressed we must 1 0 0 to the Bankruptcy Court, end protect ourselves as others had done. After the stoppage, my prop-r y was revalued by Mr. Bsgbie et 6,2001., including 4,7651. depo sited with the Commercial Bank. Our account there was overdrawn 5,8301., but they held securities in all for about 63004 TM ease was proceeding when ear reporter left. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. A Purociors Yovso boy named Lewis, who stated his ate to be 10 years, was charrwi with stealing a silk handkerchief, the property of Mr. George Goldberg, a clerk in the Benin cffice. Yesterday aft, moon Mr. GAdberg was welting along Bloomsbnerstreet, when a boy informed him that his pxket had been pick e d of his handkerchief. He tamed round, sad the boy pointed to the prisoner, who dropped the hand kerenief sod attempted to escape. A police constable said the prisoner was convicted about ten months since for stealing a jar of pickles from a shop window. Mr. Hell wk.(' the pigmy how old he was, to which be soddenly replied—" My right ate is 15." Mr. Hall (to the prisoner)—What made you my you were Only Ma years of age. The Prisoner (crying)—l don't want to be filgged. (Lsuebtrr.) Mr. Rail committed the prisoner for trial at the next Middlemen 601111101:11, sad directed the constable to infara the magistrstee cf the diltrirent accounts the prieoner gave of his age, for it was quite possible, when he was asked there, that he would ray be was only eight years. (Laughter.) The prisoner was thee removed. SOUTHWARK. ATTEMPTED SCICIDE IN A POLICE STATION. —funs Mcrgan wee charged with being drank and with attempting to poem herself at the police-station. • Police-constable stated that on Saturday night the pri mmer was brought to the It rtherhithe polio -station for being drunk and cresting a disturbance in the street. She wee locked up in one of the cells at the rear of the police station, and about en hour afterwards witness looked in the cell and perceived her in the act of drinking something from a ohial. Believing from its colour that it was p ,i'on, witness, before she could drink any of the contents, seised the bottle, and cared in the assistance of the inspector. The bottle con tained about an ounce of laudanum. In defence, the prisoner said she had lived with a young vasn or some time, and, because she could not obtain ma cleat food for their Sunday's dinner, on Saturday night he ill-used her In such a cruel manner that she ran out of the house when the I.o:iceman seized her and took her into cuatody. Mr. A'Beckttt told her she must find bail for her future good conduct. He mired why she was not searched before being placed In the cell, us the poison would hue bten found on her. Serjeant Baker informed the magistrate that drunken persons were not searched when there wen no other charge against them. Mr. A'Bcckett.—l certainly think they ought on all ones- Mona THE UNIVERAMES.—Some return. presented to parliament were on Friday printed, respi.cting the numbsr c,fetudents entered annually in the books of each college or hall within the univenities of Orford, Cambridge, and Dublin, during the last fire years. At Oxford University the number entered in 1846 was 438; its 1848,410; id 1847, 406 ; In 1848, 411 ; and in 1849, 440. At Cambridge, the numbers entered were—in 1844. 633 ; in 1843, 627 ; is IE4B, 660; in 1847, 616 ; and in 1848, 499. At Trinity College. Dahlia, the numbers were, in the Awl yogi's endin the Bth of July last, 1846, 360 ; in 1848, 368 ; 1847, 371; 1848, 333; and 1849, 827. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11. 1850. MONEY MARKET. ISAIVIDAT 11,119=0. In the money market dada, the week no decided change has taken plane, sad the rates for loan and discount have undergone no variation. With refer ence to the letter, however, it most be observed, that there is an evident &rim if not an attempt, on the part of the hading discount houses, to tighten the rater, and paper having more than three months to run must pay the extra -I per cent., although first class short bills continue to be done as heretofore, at 21 to 21 per cent. The following are the extreme prices at which Consols and Exchequer Bills were negotiated each day during the week: SWUM Lowest Midas Prke. Prior. Price. Monday—Omni be money For aroma (Feb. 14) 96 :33 : teenlay Tor wary 9.i 95 4 51 to to 1 is mama 9l to Wedmeday Fee 5eem. ..... lee mow* 11nraday Far maisey Foresemmt 951 WI to Friday Poo mosey to Ihrt someemt Saturday Yee row 95 MI to I lhe w h eat' 951 to I Stthaquar BUM line week. last week S 1.090 Ilighen. Lowest. Allbest. Lowest. Monday We. pm. ... Ms. pm.... Ma. pa. ... Ma. lan Tuesday Ms. pm.... Km pm.... Ile. pm. ... Sac pm. Wednesday Thersday Ma. pm. ... Ssa. pm. ... Ms. ma.... Ms. pm. Priday..„ Sea. pm... 55a. pm. ... its. pm... Saa. pd. Baturday In joint stock bank shares, transactions are reported as having been effected at the following rtes during the week :—London Joint 8 ock (101. pad), at 171 ex div.; London and Westminster (201. paid), at 23; and lex div. National Proviccial of England (35/. paid), at 38; ex div. Dock shares have been dealt :in as under :—Com mercial at 85 ; East and West India at 141 ; East Country at 21; London a:1181; Bt. Katherine at 81 and 82. . .. . -- -__ The exports of coin and bullion this week, direet from London, have been confined to 99,000 ounces of silver to France and Belgium. The share market during the week has been in active, and without any feature of particular novelty, speculators continuing disinclined to o: erate till the result of the coming meetings is known, whilst the dealings for investment are the reverse of extensive. The absence of movement in the railway market is, however, su ffi cientl y . accounted for by the ex cite-cea; prevailing in the market for S 'nth Amt-1 ricen &cantles, which appear to engross the entire attention of the dealers. Prices gene rally have been rather weak, and to-nay's closing quotations, as compared with those of last Saturday, show a decline of 30e. in Brighton@ and Great Westerns. The fluctuation has been most important is Leeds and Bradford., which fell full 8 per cent. during the week, in consequence of its being stated that attempts will b.t med.) to disturb the lease. The market for this description, however, has since almost las suddenly recovered, and to-day's prices are only IL below those of last week. For Hull and Selby. the market has been h. avy, and the 501. shares are quoted about 41. lower. For other lines prices have under gone very little variation. With respect to the forthcoming dividends of course nothing certain is as 3 et known, bat it is stated pretty confiden ly by parties who profess to have access to ;nod information that the Great Western Company, a addition to a dividend at the rate of four per cent, can carry over a considerable sum,—not far short of 50,0001. ; and that the London and North-Western dividend will be at the rate of six per cent., which will alto leave a round sum to be carried over. In this letter case, however, a difference is stated to exist at the board as to the amount cf the balance which ought to be carried over. The Midland directors are said to have settled the dividend at 25e. per cent. for the half year, car) icg a balance of some 17,0001. over to toe next account. The following is our list of the extreme prices at which business was done in shares during the week : Illghtet Lowed Pal& Price. Priem SO Aberdeen P i 121 20 Birmingham sad Osford Junction (with a guarantee) ...... ........... 27 1111 Bristol and Keene —.—.—...—... U 60 Caledonian ... II 20 Eastern Counties ..... ........ ........... 71 ...... 7 50 Edinburgh and Olsegow 27 20 Great Northern 100 Great North of Engles& ........ me ItO Great Western 6s 50 Hull and Selby lOO SO Lancaster and Dulles ... ...... .....—. :0 100 Lancashire sod Yorkshire 53 —..— S4 30 Ueda and Bradford lOll 111 Lordoa an I Blackwell 100 London. Brighton, and South Gout... 63 --ea. die 100 London end North Western l16l 100 London and South Weeders 65 ltn Manchester, Sbefiteld, and Lincolosh. IS 100 Midl .nd 100 Norf..lk . 25 North Brine_ - —..........—........ 11 .. „„„ 114 171 North Staflordshire. 7 25 Scottish Central —.. .............. 1 IS 331 South Eastern .. ........... I 43 South Wales SO 45 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth 23 Tort, Newcastle. and Berwisk til SO Toga and North Midland The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the priors which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (*) is placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of dividend is less the income tax. It will be perceived that we adopt the rate of divi deed last declared as the basis of our calculation: renew oat. Gawk . average price 9.4 'Midge mat. g 2 71 Three per Cent. Redaind. Thrse4wl4643mter per ants. 961 w 6 II Bank Slsslii:. 7 per mat. per annum) 2061 „, 710 India 9M Ina die. let per wet sr sun.) 267 f re 15 a ReabefeMe (Inc IS. per elip) 66s. pes. . 4 4j ISM= Osnatios Bh..(dly. Is.pw sh. of lA. egad to 1 per cent per ann.) 7l se IS I Simi Masters. (dn. at the rats of 4 per mat. per ann.) Lamesslire ead Yorkshire Rawer KIN Sink (dividend 4 per cent) s4 . a 111 lambs end Beath Western. (dlv. at Merin of Al per mat per sac.) 65 .. la 7 Leman end Brighton* (divi dend lb. pee 1001. Mock for the hal per, ) equal to 41. DM per es& Sr Ram) Imam md Berth Wasters. (ay. at the was et f per cent. per son.) 11l KWlsed (ay. at the rate of 3 per sent. 45 Oa.) loa per th Lastern, ZIO ab., (dn. 5 per cent.) Trek and North Masud dlv. ass. 'ark, Newesstla and Ravi* (dlv. wractatal — st YORK UNION BANK.—The ennui meeting of the proprietors was held on Thew& ast. A dividnui of 8 per ant. on the shares (UM) was glared, tad the outgoing director were re.elected. DUBLIN BIOCIDL—Pas. S. 8 pw Cent. Consuls 96i f if 81 per Cent. Block 201 Bank Stock Dublin and Kingstown Rail Dabs. 4 per Coat. Royal Bank VOL paid) i ' ll Patriotic Insurance Company l6l. paid) 7 } Dublin and Liverpool St. Ship Bui:ding Cam SOI. paid) 41 Dublin and Belfast Junction Great Southern end Western Waterbed sad Limerick si I ILIORANONB AND aTOOKB ABROAD. 3 17 04 11 0 et I 13 1 i.e PARIS, Feb. 9. Tot li• Markey. I FM Acenunt. 10paning UMW& Lowest. Closing 3 per Cents. ....... 56 SO 'I 31 60 SS 70 3640 :8 70 3 par Ovate. 96 SO 96 30 96 63 96 20 94 80 I do. New Ines „ is n II " 44 per Cents.. . is ta s• se .. 4 per Dente 73" 0 e, IP ri Exchange on London: 341 days, 25 43; 9 0 gays, 23 30 1 1 • 1 11 10 n, 1, 1 1 4 0 991 *My. Naples BAIN* .. 93 30 Money. De. 3, 1642 Do. Do. S i 3 Piedmont 5 per Cent 59 „ Booan.—Paris sad Orleans, 820; Paris and Poem 3R 0; Bouenjand Havre, 251 25; Avignon end Marseilles, 212 30; attar tours and Basle, 116 23 ; Centre (Vierme), 323 SO; (Means and Dor dogne. 412 60; Northern, 467 80;,keneema end Troyes. 111 5 •4 Perla sad Sinsbuerg. 610; Toms and Neater, MS Yenning* (rigktliwak), 202 SO; VeneMos (Wt hank), 167 30; Montpellier and Cetha —. Anersanan, Fn. IL—Ann Debt, Two.and.a-Half per Cantos 3 5 1 IdllS 5 5 1 money; Ditto, Three pm Cant5.,16.51 DIV= Ditto, Pour per Oenle., 88 bit* 834 money; itynd. Half per Mete; 674 Mlle, , Fast India Loma Pampa Cent.. 831 Mils, 841 sioney i na=ri . v• per Conte., Hope 001 ,„ 1,111, 106 Ma% 1041 money • Ditto, 1821.29, 1041Ulls, 1041 Intmr7 : '''...., Pive per Ceuta, 1113143, 941 bills, 941 money; Ditto, Four per Caste, 1640,614 Ms, 86 money; Meistlts Pour per Centa., 851 Ml* 112.1 mosey ; New Pour per Cents., 841 Mlle, 611 money. Ex Lateen,' mint, 13 6.13; two month', 11 9.73. Hantbarg=t, 33108.28; two namtbs, 34 8.73. Perk, 511 31.23; two °M ath. .. , 68 88.73. The bee of the Bonne, both ant begin lam. wee unusually Ilat to.day. This wee ettrtbuted In • [real neeson‘ to thetendency of the French funds, which were acted per lint. beiow r i g e rtiv's exchange. Peruvian Debt alone was demand tit a exchange. THIS DAY. Two o'Owev.. The msrket for the home fends opened this morn ing at S Iturdefe prices. - Consols were firm called 94 to 4 both for money and Thursday next, and then became rather unsteady, end marked 961; they how ever soon raried, and touched 961, continued some time at 961 brims, aad are now quoted at the opening prier. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 951, 1. and 96. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, 4, end :. South Sea Stock, 1011. Exchequer Bills, 614. and 68s. premium. Beek Stock, 2061. The market for Peruvian Bonds is much firmer to day, and the present quotation for the Four per Ceuta. is 79 to 80, whilst the Deferred Debt has been trans acted at 354. Mexican are likewise higher, having ss touched 30. Old Greek Bonds have been done at 8. 2 , Russian Bonds are also better. For other descriptions the market is except in the cue of Egos,- n i doe, which are flat end is decline. Transactions are : se Brazilian Bonds, at 881 : Beeper Ayres, at 62,1, and ss 62; Chililian Three per Cents., at 69 ; Equ tdor, at 41 2. and 4. Old Orel k Bonds, at 7/, 1, and 8. Dutch 100 Four per Cent Certificates, at 881 and 4. Mexican, ft at 30 and 291. Peruvian Pour per Cents., at 791, st. 784, 80, and 791; the Deferred Bonds, at 341 and 1: 364. Russiac, st 111. Spanish Three per Cents., at pp 374. Venez uela, at 36; ditto Deterred. at 13:. IP SUE FUNDS.—Tass Day. Mast Mink. 444 111 per Or. MR. I is ; e a 1 0:stAtr i r. I I "'Ulu isib. NUM° Ilia per Ct..loBollma ' 1 Pwr M.. 15 11 10 4t 1/14 23. lioadade ■ orb 1140.. I It pwr per OL 110, $ 4 4 41 per Ct. Stawlllaw 1144, U 40 4 par CI Fermin I, 4 78 PO err or . BU M * N so 4 CS Arm. 01 4 B r ierM i rtvat. 14.31", 11 so Uttie Mihail two., Mt 101 "talk 11 . 19 1 Osisials. d. 3 tar CI xis . Itgaslar sort. 4 Spoil* Warm! Mk.— 14 4 per Ol 84. 314 Milo Proles PALM 4 ft par Q. Dutabißola. 481 e 3 par Ct. Wineseeis Mt, 84 4 0 3 3 per Ct. Dutch Cm... ref Vassiusla Nimrod 1140. .13 14 MINCING-LANK—THIS DAT. 111 The public Wes advertised for tomorrow are not an- lie. morons, but are sentient for the existing demand. Of 23 Sugar, 150hhds. Barbodoes, and 9.612 bags Mauritius; of .„ 1 ° Caere, IMO bur and 160 casks Ceylon ;of Cocoa, 650 bags It Trinidad, lord 670 bags Bahia. Iti The markets to-day are generally inactive, but holders are las firs in their detorsoination to support prices. se RIMED 800 AS is rather lees abundant, and former rates 100 are obtained. Grocery lumps, 495. to 611. 61. per cwt. 40 Tra.—Tbe 'principal leggier, is at present confined to the So is middling qualitiee of Congest and Canton young Hyson and Ice Gunpowder. se Ora.—Steady. Beal, pale, 391.; Straw, 361.' to 371 ; brown and yellow, 321. to 341. ; Sperm, 821. 10s. to 831. ; " Heorlsatter, 871.; Cod, 311. ; South Sea, 321. to 331. 101. ; Olive Galipoli. 501. ; Spanish and Sicily, 481. to 601. ; Pals, u 311. 10s. to 341 . ; Coera-nnt, 331. 10e. to 361. ; Seed, rape, IL pale, 421. ; Linseed, 321. SO 111 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm to day, with strong buyers on or before too the end of March, at 37s 3d. New Tallow is firm, at 38s. 9d., Se burns for October and December. The quotations are :Pe Is tenburg T. C. on the spot, 375. 91 ; ketwitery and Merck, 20 375. 3d. to 375. ed. ; October to December. 38e. 9d. to 395. 32 10 PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. I NIL 1849. 1850. Moak tltte day CaakiL, 1%894 $1,300 47,1ed* ii 4 Delivery last week Do. from let June Arrival last week 1,385 .1,097 1,472 10 De. from let Jane Peke T. C. this day per ewt Ms. 61. • 414. Nand. 18 la. Town 64 80L435. Od. 39e. 6d.:111 PUBLIC Saito advertised for the week :—Wednesday, 11 1 Feb. 13.-70 hhds. Cocoa Nat Oil, 84. 5. Friday, Feb. 15.-250 bhds. and 700 boxes South Anteri- 8 ; " con Tallow; 885 casks Australian ditto; 29 casks Cochin Cocoa Nut Oil ; 29 tubs Manilla do. ea MARK-LANE —THIS DAT. There was but a very short supply of English Wheat at st. market this morning by land carriage samples from Eseex, and only a moderate one from K. , nt. The condition was x, more or less sffscted by the late damp weather. Good dry 10 samples brought rather over last week's quotations, whilst St. the seneral runs retlised tally former rates. In foreign Le Wheat bat little business was transacted, and its value under- I.; went no change. Fine English malting Barley sold readily 2 0 at full prices; but secondary do uriptiorn were a heavy wile. 10 Notwithstanding the moderate arrivals of Oats during the 100 we..k, it was rot pi a ibis to establish any general advance in 2 price ; the tarn however was in favour of the seller. Beans 23 12 and l'e.s in limited request, at the quotatioas of this day 1.1 se'l.ciaht. - - [Our quotations »maim unaltered:from last Monday.] ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM 4th FEB. TO 9th FEB. tam English. Scotch. Irish. Woman. Wheat„ 1653 1. . I .. Barley ..... ....... 3445 333 3600 Oats Mar. 3,341 sults ; COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. ;47 Buddla's West Hartley 165.; Cur's Hartley, ; Eden WO Main, 161. • Haitian's dartlsy, 165.; West Hartley, 16s. ; Walls Enel.trandyll's Hstwn, Ifis 6d. ; Walls End Heaton, ; 17s. Gd ; Walls End Haswell, 19s. 3d.; Walls End Hutton, 6 194.; Walls End Lanstdon, 181.6 d. ; Walls l 4 Stewart's, 31 195. • Walls Had Adelaide Tees, 18s. 3d.; Walls End Tees, 121 196.-11 kips at market, 417. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Iso Meters. Patteadea sod Smith report the market to be 3 ° fire. IS I 134 se: SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. 1 - The anvals the lest week coastwise have been limited, not. 131 withstanding which trade is heavy, and it is with difficulty I the following quotations are supported, in constquenc• of 20 the heavy supply per nil : York Regents, 90s. to 120 s. ; Wished', 70e. to 1001. ; Scotch, 70s. to 130 s. ; Cups, 60s. to le 70e. ; French whites, 70e. to FOIL ; Belgian, 651. to 756. 10 SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. 1 0 The supply of Beasts is rather smaller than on Monday LI last, and U. average quality is Namely so good ; consequently u the choicest kinds are freely bought ; but trade is exceedingly 12 dull for all other descriptions. We cannot make any 3 0 i higher quotations. The number of Sheep is about the 3 , 3 ) mine as of late ; they are rather more in demand, and i; in • few instances a little more money is given, but we can. to not, on the average, realise a quotable advance. Calves are •0 still searee, and quite as dear. Trade is very heavy for 20 and prices continue low. From Germany and Holland 33 there are 109 Beasts and 16 Calves ; France, 6 Beasts and I , 100 Sheep; Scotland, 300 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, u p 2,390; and 200 from the Midland Counties. far ateas at tilts. a . a et. rar nose at Slba a. d. ad. to 11831 8001 a. Haragarda 3 310 Bast Dan a. Si e 0 0 f i t Dent Steor•aorns : 10 3S oKond 411a1110 2de. Shen ................ 4 410 ines and mead wilt, 10 4 rto W h et Than I Hall-brado 4 4 4 Inmate_ 0 0 0 38 Owes at toadies, 3,411; damp and Mobs, ; . 01Avas. Q; Plits.l9l. Mr. W. Fagan, M.P., Colonel Chatterton, M.P., and a deputation had an interview with Lord John Russell on Saturday at his (Alicia residence in Downing-street. PROTECTION MEETING IN YORRIMIRE.—On turdey last a meeting of landowners and oth re, belonging to the But Riding of Yorkshire, was held at the Court House, Beverley, to petition parliament for a return to protection. The farmers mustered strongly in the morning, and agreater number attended the meeting than were ever congregated at a similar gathering in that county since the present protec tionist agitation commenced. They were not suffered, how. ever, to have all their own way, there befog a rather nume roue attecdasee of free traders ; but they were not allowed to move any amendment to the resolutions which were pro posed. Notwithstanding this, those resolution' did not pass unopposed. EARL HAItEWOOD INTERDICTING MARRIAGES.— The Leeds Times says,—We prang our readers with a verbatim et literatim copy of a " notice" which his been served upon all the cottage tenants of the Earl of Halewood, in the village of Harewood, and other pleas on the estate:— "In consequence of the continued practice of over-crowding, and taking lodgers into the cottages upon the Harwood estate (more especially within the village of Hareweod), con trary to the expreu agreements and regulations, notice is hereby given, that any cottager, being a tenant of the Earl of Harewood, who shall from the date hereof, take in any lodger, or whose son or daughter shall marry and bring home to the cottage, wife or husband, without having previously obtained permission from the Earl of Harewood, shall receive notice to quit ; which notice will be strictly enforced ; and if in the employment of the said earl shal l be discharged. Wx. MAUOHAN, agent. Hare wood, Jan. 15, 1860." There's a precious document for the middle of the 19th century I A nice specimen of what free and enlightened and Christian England would become, if these protectionist landlords had full swing! This is carrying out the principle of " protection" with • vengeance. The Duke of Newcastle innocently asked, "May I not do as 1 like with my own 1" when be drive his tenantry to poll like a flock of sheep. But he was a mere WO in the school of " protection " when compared with Lord Harwood. ' Hear it, ye people of Harewood, and country sound about,' proclaims his lord ship, 'if any of you young men and women dare to marry those you love--if any of you old men and mothers dare to gement to such marriage—l, Lord Harwood, your ' pro tectionist landlord,' will instantly drive you from hews and home, and employment, to die in the wayside ditches, or become outcasts and wanderers on the face of the earth!" RAILWAY& Tin DAT, Two o'CLocx. The share market is unchanged from Saturday, with the exeeption of an improvement in York and North Midlands, which have touched 191, and some degree of attn... in Great Northern.. Caledonians mark 12 ; Great Western", 854; North Western', 118; Brightons, 814 ; So3th Eastern., 194. In foreign shares thElie is no particular alteration. Paris and Ronen have been dealt in at 234. Orin pies eretarday. IN. I lii, RA11.W•7116 :Bales to-day lig fold N_jlMdr• .. 41 — roorice&is; 76J1 $ AlliribibilletteleliVic iliTrEporposistbi 20 Do. , isat a isuraatee 131 Biria.W•l4.o4 Blear Valley 10 91an., Wolv., sad Dad* salledulypiorirkbeasr. 10 Do. wltboatagoarastae &mos, a. Sta,aad 92 Bridal sod LaMar ...Do. Thirds 174 isaldaglimardilre 121 Do. Cabarls_ 10 De. zlO Prefiraseing. SO Muter sad liolyboad 13 Do. Rater/am 40 Willa and Mina j\ll6:. 93 East AosUaa . . 16 DI ► W. it:S[l4_ SI DOOl.lOO p. Ct. rm. 20 Ilamera Canada 10 Do. Nam PreL 6p . 61 Do. rat., 6p. Ct.. No. 11 -- He.' 40 Do.N.kg.! per Ct..: LO Do. do. 11 lies Cent 43 Do. New 33 Kasten Union. crew rt &to t. U. Bh.) . 33 _ .bo Woes B. mod C. CUtW SO Da 23 eaat de: I c =. 23 Do. New .. . di Do. New shoes 23 Met ''n — `lre . 3U Minimal* sod 00 0 i 0 w. • 31 Fseter, Yeovil, k Dore& 31, Exeter ead Exmouth 20 Great Northam 12 D 0.3 gates, A,Deferred 7j Do. glares. 0, 6 NM -12 Do. S per Cent. Pref 30 Gt. South. end Welt. (Ire ) 100 Groat North of Sailaws SS De. New. £4O 30 Do. NoW, 13 Do. New, 413 100 Gnat Western ." 10 De. taltarea 23 De. shares .„ 20 Do. iftbe 13 De. New, Ll 7 30 dull and eelby 23 Do. *baron 124 De. gores .„ 30 Weeder sad Carlisle .. I 10 Do. Thirds I IM !Lancashire and f! Iw. do LILA N I bi-); ii I3W. r i b tu - aris.:. :.. 2.1 i Do. slums ... .„ ii ~ eo:iwra. :"_ t at.l.: I 49 Dv. Liverpool end Bury' 10 Do. West itidieg Union 99 Do. Preston mai W)ro 10 &xi @lmam (A) ... 10 Wed? and ii . llwdm Tairi-hlni 10 Do. PTd.c IJu 11•31 $ Do. Do. 9 Do.QoortorolB4ll 110.31„. Loudon sod Islackwall 100 Loa., lirtitios,it &Cool IN Do. New goo. 9 p.a.' i Da g uaran . late Croydon Thirds... f 0 Dw l'ref. S per Cent.... 10 DwOottert. S p.Ce.,1252 121 Laudon and Greenwish II Du. Prefaence ISO London it Nortl..Wietern If Do. do. leen t ahem 12 Do. fifths I 15o.i1070.,Ii7satra.(bil t IOD Loodaa Nwth-Wasterol O 4 na N.., £3O ... 14 De. New CP I IJo. New Preference ... 21 Lowestoft Guar.4 ',freest. . . 3 Moult, eux.„an , i3latlook! 100 Misch., Stivf.,Nllneoloek $3 Do. raft*, No. 1 .. I 23 Do. shares, No. 2 ... 131 Do. .here*, No. 11 ... 10 Do., New £lO Pref. .., 10 Do., Great Grimsby ... 2 Do. Nuf..ed Immo 2$ Do. Grimsby Dock 41, Do. Llocola Union 100 Midi/ad :gar::, 10. Do. Own. D. &B. 6p. V. SO Do.YzewashValleyPref. 100 ;Yeirciu4l. and GrWM . . Iti 1 ijorfolk ... ... ... ...I 12 Do. New X2O ... ... 20 IX. Extension ... ... 0 Do. Guarau. 52 per Ct... 22 North Britl2l2 ... .„ .. 121 Do. t h s :r a di ses ... .„ .. 8 Da i 1)0. Preform:a ... ... 17i North Btodordslaire ... 20 )sford, Wore., & Wolves." 10 itaad„Cuild„ and Reigate' ' 41 Royston and 'Mobil& ...I 22 loottiPh Central ... ...! 23 icottiah Midland ... ... 112 i 2 / 1 k Istrm„ Mars A 11 Do., New Onaraateed... IS Muswobery sad Chester (Nor. W. Min.) ... ... 9 Do. Ham ... ... ... Do. 14 °weary ... ... 10 Do o gAr Cent. Tref... ri es. rtaferenee la at nth trieardshirs... Ili heath Rasters .„ She Uo. No. I So Do. No. S 10 Do. 4 ood to Do. No. 4:r .. 43 South Wales ... IS S. Toth., Don., h Mole.. 16a &enfold, Rotherham, awl Gook, N. Dl. goo. S p.Ct. 20 Waterford and Kilkenny.. SO Rear Valley,. p. Ct. rm. IS Do. do. do. . So Wilts, Somerast,SiWeys. , Yeek,Neweeetlidt Berwick 30 Do.6lL(Yorklithiewor.) S De O.V.R hralaa hat So Teel aad North Midland -10 Do. Preference 'WON RAILWATS. Si Anale-Italian natal Italian and Austrian) fa Boulogne sal Amiens . )9 Central Franco (Wawa) $ Dutch Ithanich la 4) Oa 7 7i 124 121 6) 3) dim 4 i Pau If Bast Indian ... . » ...I 10 Do. Orsat Inaba Nolan& ... 10s. Do. Luxembourg .„ 3 Madrid and Valenti* ... 30 Namur asd Lugs Number* o! Prams p t . s t p a: uy dia. 7 dia. 6/ !I 111 1/ die. 3 1 31 . is_ list/6mi It• Paris sod Otiose .„ 10 Pails sad Roues 12 Parts and Strasbourg ... N Rouen and Him .„ 20 Sambre and Kean .„ IS Toon sad Mantas 121 333 8 Jj dis 9 10 2 2i 911 9 f <Us 23 1 LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9. IToffx-Excwkwas.—Tt e market today was vary stiff, but yellers were compelled to slightly give way.—liendal and Windermere, 41—Lancashire and YOrkellbe (pref. shares), 121 London and North-Wee/en, 114—Ditto (new a • ISraa), la i c. P. — Ditto (firth share.), 21 e. p.—ffiancheSer Sheffield, and Lincoln shares), 2—Ditto (pert . "hares), 7i — * Midland, 4le —Ditto (4 shares), d.—North British (new pref. shares), Sa—nouth Eastern and Dover (No. 4, registered), si —Ditto (No. 4, Le. as oonrffird shares 61 d.). 61—Great Southern red Western (met l shares), p. MANCHESTER, Feb. 9. eirOci-licannoi.—Prices wen tolerably' steady • but there woe not much burinesa, buyers being disposed to hold hick till the approaching half-yearly meetings ham dimloaed the dividends payable, and furnirbed fresh data as to the value of this kind of pro. BIRMINGEIAM, Feb. 9. sitplidwaxon.—Thare was • good steady buginess dens in this market to.dar. ?didland (Birmingham and Derby* were dons at 21 24.4 ; and Bbrewabury and Birmingham A's at 71. lea. Bd. die. LBRDS, Feb. 9. 11Toot.lixowtop.—There were vory few transactions to. dri l y, at about former quotations. Leeds and Think Preference, No. 2 several sale.), 4A di., ditto, Quarters, O. pm. ; London and North Nt 'Morn QuArtenn, 355. pro. ; Manchester, Great Grimsby, Amu rthet. field Pi ; York and Nortk WAWA ILL ins. Pd.; ditto, Profarsisee, 41 dia. If U. - - t -- i ak• Par 2. 9 n 94 U IN II N. 4 ipm *9 27 Ca 14 9 W. 17 174 111 12 3 ° I Q A 9 $5 $ AAA 2 I i II fI I 71 li ,Ii psi. 1 Pm I 1 vs 62 SI p. 29 41 pot. 19 21 po. 63 14 $2 326 136 16 126 13 7 66 dl.. 97 99 46 SU 96 16 pa. SO 32 p.r 1 pea 4S 44 41a. 21 Ili 4L. II II Ms. 7 7 die. 9i 9 i di me s. II 21 gam f+ 4 dl'. 41 43 Spa. SS NO 91 Ii db. 44 4 41,5. 2i 1 iti4 wr 4t PD' $1 _II2 ex div„ lU 171 n 101 11 „ 57 39 0 57 49 „ 101 11 24 25 115 116 11 i 1 2 pa.. 1 1 pe. 676 61 17 15 dia. 14 12 dig. 2 21 00. 16 17 41 41 di& 13 17 I 10 71 11 7 9 3 31 3 2 4 41 I 6 4 $1 40.. 44 45 231 231 dia. 10 It '•121 122 49 61 1{ 18 dL. 18 18 28 28 - 6 3 1 161 I 11 32i pa. tot 101 As. to 11 i3l 131 Psi 15 1 15 e 71 die. 6i 51 die. 11 I pa. 6 din. 4 $ du. II 9 dia. 1 I di. 154 15 34 3 dim. 5 7 7 9 .. ie ass. 184 tvi ii .1 24 23 die 4; 84 die. ± I' 9 1 1 it eC i 18g 9 9 die 9 dia. 18 19 4. 4 di& Total f 10,367 3 7 Ca. By women_— tra n -- 274,236 1 9 £4. d. By me By amgo% bones. *ad dogs 2b4sl By mails, mremer. fa Byzsersh, 8e...—. ................ By parcels 17,380 4 6 By warehouse mat 162 9 2 By exchanged carriage .toek astesat ........ By cesi scamat, pima cc ids li' 68.1 Y 0 By the Bristol and Birmingham Company for rent, 4111,432 12 &e., treading divider.d. on Cheltenham and °teamster tram road . By Lateran on the cash balances of the revenue ac count during the hall year 3,328 10 1 By rent of property, cottages, ke. £3,178 le 2 By registration fees 6,8e0 0 0 6 •••-•-• 3,406 13 $ £432,017 17 11 General Revenue Amount, from the lit of July to the Slit 'tee., 1349. Da. £ a. d. To dividend Per the half-year, to Juoe3o, 1849 To balance carried down 18,020 9 10 To Interest payable to the Wilts, & .C 174,710 9 10 menet, and Wey. mouth Railway Ccmpany, In respect. of line opened to Westbury, from July Ito lac. 31, 1849, at 4 per cent. per annum To balance due under en a , ard in reaped of Bristol sad Exeter rent amount la the mode of computing the length of their line, he To bithasace of interest paid on loans To balasoe dispoaable By b.Jancc of formelE;croant ....... Rt balance brought down By bainnee of the revenue account fur the baltyear ending December 31, 1549 263,130 14 4 18,020 8 10 £261,171 4 2 A dividend at 2 per cent. for the half-year on 7,634,5 04, is 156,6004 4 and will leave a bilanee over of 33,, 031. be. Ild. MANCRILSTEIt, SHEFFIELD, AND LIM:MEMEL A numerous meeting of the shareholders was held at Sheffield on Friday afternoon, to consider the steps to be taken at the ensuing halflearly meeting of the company. The master cutler was called to the chair.—Mr. W. Fisher, jun , salved the first resolution, to the effect that the shareholders present should form themeless into a c mmittce for the following objects: 1. To oppose the propositions of Mr. C. Morton, as involving great injury to the sets rests of the company. 2. To effect a na,dfficution of the board, by the retirement of at least half the number, and the substitution of others in their stead.—Mr. H. E. Smith, of Gainsborough, seconded the motion.—Mr. M'Turk then mcved an amendment, approving of the steps taken by Mr. Morton and others, and in support of such an inquiry as they recommended. He complained that the property of the company had gradually declined, and that the late in quiry was restricted. He complained idan that the directors had incurred an expects of nearly 1,0001. in sending out proxies for the half-yearly meeting.—Mr. W. Hoyland seconded the amendmext, and designated the meeting that had been held as a hole•and corner meeting.— After some discussion the amendment was negatived, and the resolution adopted.—Mr. R. Leader, jun., then moved, "That in the opinion of this meeting the following are the directors who should be retained: the Earl of Yarborough, Charles Turner, Esq., C. Thorold, Esq., Joha Chapman, E-q., Thomas Greig, Esq., and M. Ellison, Esq."—Mr. Cheatham, of Scawby, seconded the motion.—Mr. Newtin proposed the omission of Mr. Thorold's name.—The amendment was put, and declared to be carried; and the resolution, ex cepting the name of Mr. Thorold, was then adopted.—lt having been agreed that Mr. Alderman T. R. Barker and Mr. C. F. Younger, be recommended es two of the directors for Sceffield. It was proposed and deter mined that the proprietors in Nottinghamshire and Line( ln shire be requested to select those wham they think most eligible as directors there; but that this meeting concurs in recommending for their consideration G. Gamble, Esq.. of Gainsborough ; W. Hutton, Eeci , of Gate Burton, Linco:n shire ; and G, H. Vernon, Esq., of the Grove, near Ret ford.—The following resolution eves afterwards proposed and carried without discussion:—" That Messrs. G. Hounsfield, T. R. Barker, C. F. Younger, J. C. Athorpe, and R. Water house be appointed a deputation to communicate with pro prietors in ether places, and, it they deem it expedient, with the dinectors, with a view to carry out the above reso lutions." FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE DARLINGTON RAIL WAT.—An inquest was held at Darlington on Thursday on the bidies of James Wilson, an engine driver, arid John Tinkler, fireman, in the service of the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway. Mr. George Barker, • farmer, residing at Round-hill, near Hurworth, said, en Saturday afternoon last, about 6 o'clock, he was attending to his homestead, when he was alarmed by a loud explosion, proceeding from a train on the railway, which runs close by his farm. Per ceiving a great bony of fire and steam proceed from the train, he ran to render assistance, suspecting an accident had hsppened to the engine, and on gaining the line, toned the engine bad burst. It wee off the line, and the tenser seemed to have been blown on to the oppoei.e rails. Between the two lints ley • man apparently deed, sod on looking round be found another in a ditch, and a third lying in an adjoining field, where he had been hurled by the farce of the explosion. The one in the ditch he afterwards learned to be the fire man, John Tinkler, deceased. Wilson, the engine -driver, was the party found in the field ; he was alive, but shock ingly injured. The ether mtn prima to be the guard. Mn. Bell, the superintendent of the Luc motive department, stated he was at the Darlington station when the train took its departure. It was a luggage train, c nsisting of 26 wag gons, five of which were loaded with timber, and the rest with coals. It was drawn by No. 36 engine, en old locomo tive, one that had been damaged by a collision, bat the boiler and its machinery were perfect in every respect, capa ble of running with safety. It had been running some miles that day. He heard the explos on at the station, and imme diately hastened down the line to ascertain the cause, and discovered, as had been stated, that the boiler of the engine had exploded. He had caretully examined the machine to ' ascertain the cause of the explosion, and attributed it to the boiler being kept short of water. Witness found pler ty of water in the tender, cAtsequntly there either must have been some eect on the p art of the engine -driver, or that the pipes m ight have got muffed up, which prevented the water making its way into the boiler. After some further evidenc..t the inquest was adjourned. INCREASE OF ASSCRANCE OFFICES. During the last year no less thee sixty three stew assurance associations were projected and registered. Two propose assurances against accidental deaths, one assures railway ussengers from injury, and three assure spinet loss by death of cattle, two asitiost loss by bad debts and commercial failures. The following compaties changed their places of business doting the put year:—Experience (London branch), from King William street, to 4, hlonument.yard ; Experience (head office), from George-street, to St. At.drew's-square, Edin burgh ; Fortarshire and Peril:stare. from Cowrate-street, to 16, St. Andrew's , place, Duodte ; National Friendly, from 21 to 18, Red Li-n-squaro, Holoorn ; North of England (head office), from George street, to Old Haymarkat, Shef field ; l'rotecting Marine, from Market-place, to 70, King street, South Shields; Scottish Amicable, from Ohl Brood. street ar d Exeter Hall, to 43, Lombard-street ; Scottish Wiuow's Fund (London branch). from Pall Mall, to Royal Exchange-buildings; Western Annuity (Landon branch), m ,TE f W r hre e f e ßso v t i rl a naLome, Birmingham n :P gg a c s o . B e t n i o d cw A e; e t s h e to ,: arereet (corn t sti 4 ,o 2 esl(2L C ; Cher r y e s rluv : d, d i .0 7 len-lit:el C ast l e-s t reet, t o-h°) policies2ef from°9ert,T;s:e t ' l mil t T uh t y l t ed e . r companies during the past tear:—Hon Accord (Lite and Fire), to the Northern ; Hercules (Fire), to the Scottish Union; Insurance Company of Scotland (Fire), to the Alliance; Port of L .ndon (Marine), to the Sea; Tontine (Life), to the Engineers and Masonic; Suffolk Amicable (Fire), to the Alliance. The numb e r of Alms cloud during 1849 were nineteen ; founded fourteen ; projected (es already mentioned), sixty-three ; established atw breaches, five.— Post Magazine Almanac. A GOOD EXAMPLE.—Robert Arkwright, Esq., of Sutton hall, intimated to hit tenantry, tut week, that he wished them on no account to force the sales of any of their produce in order to meet their rents, and when they came to pay those rents to put 16 per cent. lees than the respec tive amounts in their pockets. The same excellent landlord on some occasion lately gave considerable assistance to his tenantry is winter food fur their cattle, and does much good to all the oountry arcund by constantly employing • many labourers on improvements and other works, which require a number of hands constantly engaged on *sm.—Notts Journal. (c 5 -4 t% '.` .l ' - • pi tr:,.. ...- 2. :. tie •IF ' 1..414 Up TO. D 11,777 14 3 196,393 9 II £231,171 4 2 g P. d 174,710 9 10 4i II i *a div 60 .y.. Jj 144 14 Si lit I I „ - i dls 131 di' 3 Se die 11 31 3 4 101 U. 6611 161 I II lei 100 S lIS Is ni 14 :Si 1 12$t le lee WI 14 I 10e 20 SI 16 b 6i