The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-18 00:00:00

E f• f- ? 1 •0- o f----2.01 - 7 X. G• . . . I• ^~+`~ - ` . r ~ :AGO,/ . • .. • . - .. ... .. . . . . ... . .. . . - . , (Tit i 1 1111( . . . . if T •Ic.• ' - 01_ 4 1_ -'' fili !, :.: r . r .-.1•,,..t ...... A i ,i I • . . • wuq ▪ ti I V' 4, t 44 u I N o , 1,086.) LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1850. [THREEPENCE. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. . . WPM ASSURANCR . ..* 4 - CORINMATION, ettablined by V ' . . A Meter le tbe Inge et Wee # .1 .. Omen Ma MM. fre urt. sutz, - ..1 . . s.. II UM INA! ILMCIti Min is . - 4. r am a , dal my, Corona. Ind 11. ' P . 9t -1 pebbetteet. Tbe eneeere et memeries die lim =ran detnyed try die Kept. e I d met tame tem is pee. Wen hie& Nodes me added ei • tamer ye. line. se pdd la emb. 1 7 0. = - , efreleme et of the m nee& ~ , . ..1 Mt exempt rem ell sway =soh* A • • sesi tem minset yerdenedee hi ..0 Odle Medan Inept en Wanly freatel r, r. .....an . I lit I ‘..l* MAXCII me nary , Utemiletimi et = rn a mm t mann ex.exxx.l M MIX/ INSC RAMC at Om seneet enwyetnem era ea penned ee widen MIDI =rat. esmetiffy. CAN SANITARY ASSOCIATION.- CATION TO THE PREMIER. THIS DAY. MOLLIE I par EtZt2. IN 11*. II per Omahas. DAT i . Ase..Narch LI. Ni IL I es. Ms Is lime& Ns.. 1.10 Dobai ILAL__, Itez.. MK WI Jo Piniv_laa ' RAILWAYS. Tan Di; trio demi:. Zbs ohm market eadialies qoist, sod phis srs rtoaeeely unaltered. Loudon sad Noe* - Wagons aro re weak, t a V aj ted to 10 2 Kmat firm, • • Mow i YORK. l& . 4 Sum NICIANoi. Gnat Notibillaingla Almelo% oid Oats (N. DK 171 i Tick sad A deputation from the ketropolitss Sanitary Ano de*. waited apes Lerd leis &send' es Saturday, by apperementot lr edlaial reakimse ia Dunlap street, for re merle of preeestiag to ha Modesty's rummest, dues* the silk lord, the reser Wm ewer to at the late mesas( held is Pessormsab-lirik mid of ezplainias the r eality of Whew =rens t. rpm the erudition M the L e wd TM Laid Ilkley of Landes bowled the degrades. TM sautes of those she Meted it wires is writhes edema TM Bishop d LONDON soldf be bed the Mawr to se rem the sale lord es Plodder of re Illehemiltan Sanitary Amesiodor sad ails one Metre line is the chair at • hop piddle merles weedy MK el rile antra reminder heti bra whir be sherd ring mitelhoeles el M Me lordship's ties. The Mempoliesa /fir. Astarties had smeseded esom ether smoeigas shish had serremoad tag abler— dm Neal* id Tars A==d=der the 'fewer Hamlett &slimy deariselir and she Loudon Sanituy Meselatiss, whir twins dean their week, led headed dews their tar to the MUM body, mhos sheet mos to endeavour. by all mow meer ie procure the yam ies et sem issialethe sammeat, mese the semedes et her Majesty b pree whisk sherd raft spa this met metrepitM the n Moeda tibia Whits hes parte of the Mirka wferad. • esar ~i widest Tles earrylei Mee sewed The sale hind seen oar fatarrnim 110W-BTRZET. WVILDIMOI7I ANIMMT UPON 21111POLICII —O. MCOMIS sad J. Lyons wan '- rain. Polies namable walk Into the wit_ Marin ka Ni auliesi. h. as den ia Mdinen*ela psalm bear. bras IV eatesint Me levee unifier la a nea. dillealty atm', win 1 7•O 111 r lb. hee ' sad at Wee lees la a mat :A , tine bin fan Inn blink ' men et mesas eteieelle dillealty ee. Meesaa anis lay. Tin scaenl• birdied area annebk• et the Omen were taint Ow heave gain near Met Mt very opal* g uis Cllr die Uwe. sad were Mr. Had observed. ankh In mid eat eon hue sioniteed a--. EAMBURA, Feb.l2. AZIONA i Z irs 7ll .i ir i l i g Z vi :ay; .f.. 1. essaarCLAllsg I I: ri„,, Si. ,x o% - i - ii : a -- - 26.. - 41 - pe g - m - c t . m u ., mei l a ; iii ale Moor week, bat deouggoi to 11 0 :1111$ D oeimaAs y s ...._ H ano g„ gk or i. ggi 4 ratans sera arr_ • us e E .. ast o .a4„ are , ow 341 ad 64. Mold = u t isj e L i tat., Ng mum a i r Liam. .. 7,1 —.,.. de No. 63, 11 divide*, who eyed dareely I Vu e o L g h W a t i n i t o l tC, go lr a rlyrig have bees dohs at 801 ; Nieto& at 43; at me wii " •l ,o 7l, wilted biix, in amalgamate of the several _ glatopsiesea,_.- m g 01. - gp i ma, & L ogi tg 16 j; Beath Eastern, at 19j York and North Kid- berg, ; awash" II ; OP f ,_ _ recieived, said that ea Saturday night he was yeatw o lesa g. Ais..ll 4 D4Oisted Ma,- lands at 191. • nes* Ilse terGied4 lee born, whim hie attenti..a was sweated tea 4 1 7 o r rciL Dembigio.. ra g Posh" 116.0111 . Por °MU. siesqu • Fres& shares ars without badmen. • on which proceeded load arise ef police. Oa II per Oa Dace& arm. glf yg rien%e v = i ir n e ts tat , . grallhadtp Ralf per i 4= berg litt talk 1 4.44 111 jff Owns, ILOS sursey; Peer otos he foetid the two prisosen fighting arm Ilachty me. • lens Lawns a rtaieg . es t gems. W e '"" aim "' • nod furious esaaaer. Alter ionse MINCING-LANE—THIB DAY: • . .. 'aerated theta, and got theta into the RAILWAY NERTRAL m i c as , ithisk h i m „w hin blow ir . The ratio Wee el Sugar ded.ud for to-aterrow ere not l e St - ... ..w lid Mk a , at the same time kicked hiss epos the = 4 l 3 6 wir 11 . 000 bete ilia In bl•kr Y•• dm? w 4ll us ft 7, An jp,.. l ' •-% %.2•:•• J14...1 . ••• ' BIRMINGHAM AND ourti y arifti pp sear The eartable aturapted to mail the &mead. Of Cellos tame is only este es • nein lia. '-'' 1 . . '• v . •,',..-. • . BIENINGBLII AND DV ustody, when he revived a treaeadons blow anal._ oasis; hiaasPotros 1. 33 0 lags ; Poster, 40 0 IT ► ..k r .:'... 6l ' rs Ai%• •• . - S ...'' • ' . 111 30 • ' ... r..... • • • • The bolt-yearly mottles ci NA _ glow which knocked Nita dews. At this time • we . 1 . . Wet was held et Bineksgham, cal flaSerdity,lmet Beim* ps- :zoo bad is eolleai nisiali eil tees kiatesi ther i !st il t ha l t Ir a ou r a beg g ""l le set t= la t r y Lla jem : e r a mm i mem. kas bult o so d isiker m am m , y talu " i s i po ll eim us. w ..: 10 . i . 7 .._ . . .../. . ~ . ,:,.. E am p tire ead des eroteed thee imisi there aow .wes saa ae. besiette the essil l eh tva kicked him vie a sur ups , t h e aidlisalleaSe We ad. to 61a. • instable sprang hie rattle, sad he was sele tail has bore • oat el Gleesome 11, Western Company). that attsertease seesaws re s it a second flaw whoa, lormsately, several • 41 4 NO alter lot wink s qmatathas , go to . Il i gOk shokasew, F. P. Barlow, Neg., sad :ciae a P divide& ease to hie assiewase, and the without cranes . as A A teem' meeterfeta wee pie r to she ellre l et i g si triesserai Gam ei ta• , segetkir with the deemed, of m- aks* hoe sestedy. Lyme woes lit Cho eta- OP& . wad, 901.; Straw. $6l. to 3714 IN w ma -' .7, Sri , Shi. si M. • assecw OIL IM. es .31.: 7 r 7 /6 D°. ales. •- .., r , p .„,... .. elate as mos spoil the Whew tee th e hell- quietly, and the aradeldeadd ho abild not and week Ma He (the memalds).6B,l bees .an ow, au. t o . liViii s Ikea alli et! •41:231?5.-. 4 ~..,1 - =taw ibit ..:ketb It . e l l Vie th" 1111 :i . i to Olive Mii. MM. illesahe . . . ask - eels he neg. _ _ . , _ _,..-.• r, ta dasaereeen.nerete tarissited a -41- .--14 ba ceusesperhor if pe w guar poet la the Great W ig = Fen every for what hed essairea. • e _. Lto .; , . in ... . patty ; but no now appointment was ands. Mr. John rrood. tow th i s ssis „ so of * as „„ o . u s U5T41.4.-Iras, Soot& Pig, _shows a slight &ditto. and Is 16 D°. " 00,06000 ••• • •0 Pr 40 Mils red naketi:e.... to te dr. si Ul3 Dot A...1M . ... IS 1 atom was re.elestod to this office for the Dudley Company. quoted 47.. to set. The speentadte demand • appears to have net coasciestiouily inflict a Sae. He there- The proprietor who sedated Mr. Barlow in fording the McCann for m i , a ty.,,, d am m d di m mood subsided. Spelt., continues dull, sad quoted 171 . ris. oa the is is D . M s 5 .. 'Si sei _ .- '' spot, 161. 16e. to smite, whist are lower rates. Copper re- 61 11 D0.(14.104.)6 p. Citalii: I If meeting, inquired whether it was the iodation to make the - - EKsONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either Mit at trait. may WWI MODERATE Mali article et —Far N i l e,. r L'4llliM e r 1 34 loft MOM NSW% amwdmord. Olty. FENP):II3. STOVES, sail FIRE-IRONS. Morn 4'4 IM elms we resokeh, Ware Sok desiV b ; • • ss 11 LIAM 4 lIVITOWS Sea asks est Seetes) r. seethe ' , theists eesher etSeworssitseet, end Us I, We ▪ ela V 111=711 welds rash as wo 'mutt of ► ..ES, 11,1 .4 1 HOLM 1r as sw . • 1.. r .tes/Ay. moo .beinlPlt4/4" aqublisirsaf mai r aotivp, while Ow prim OM es the -- side kr wilds Ns ma. ...t,sest rushers so smillmreerd Ur mere tv esseeter eta rastsry. cht •ta , •ft With bremerd _..stele tad Ise site et We, St les ; , •••• with ormolu reseseele aid toe Me et SS Ile. be twisty ▪ ;Ares . Stowed empkte, with tan yam te Se; • imailerh trim Us.; St le. with rids enris ammeste, tram h 1 lift to um inkier ; imiress. tn. Is. N. Os eft le S 4 IS. *- mew sod alas pallet stews wish redilleg Welk skies Ms rise, mama ix ',anemi a / a m oppewhei et. WSW essgssuse th !waving, eset (per pea) 111111.—Maiiiiiiid Ile Weilestesse ▪ I•. 11 , • Do.( p. 01.1.24 20 Ileatune Condos 10 Do. Nms Pref. I p.Ol 01 Do. Zat., 111 Do. d o. No.! 30 Do. N. l} IL 6 per CL 50 Do. do. 3 per Cast 43 Do. New 23 Switera Union, some A nor 1.11. . 23 La. dies B. sad Cdla; 20 DoClls:. 23 Do. New ... ej Do. New j deem 1 I 14 7 If i 1 Fek I I Ps 7 1! i PI two linei ea originally projected; it had bun revarted, be said, that the Dudley line was not to be made. The Cow men replied that be could not give any precise information on the subject; there were various interests to oonsalt, ►od much, in such en extensive undertaking, for arrangement; at the same time the public interest would not be l: et sight of, although of course every regard would be had for those whose property was at stake. Hi believed that in a short time the matter would be finally arranged. MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY ISTANDIO. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet both am the spot and for delivery, 1,7, 1 with but very little demand on the spot for Y.C. for eon- 60 gumption, atheistic there are gosaiderable buyers to Will SO emanate elreedy made. The quotations are ea follow : 2 $ Petanbari Y. C. on the spot, 375. 3d. to 6d.; Febrnary ss and March, 371. ; Goober to December. Us. 6d. 59. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. MIL 1549. TABLE CUTLERY, WARRANTED.—TA. soot 'wird .Marmo t of C1711.1411r r tit world, all =abed ',arum ,tote 110pgra awl Barer) ," sad warranted, Is always sr& 1-4 al WILUA 11:11TOWS, Osbnl.stratt, saran a/ Sow , .114 M. t. sad 114. 1, Newitaramet„ at prose that ore ramtaers• teems al dm Imam el Ow aka Wadi Itery-bmaellel L. , Ytit..s with sboaldsvo, I pat doom; deem% is nab* t.. Waste, Is. per arm ears; tarter% at. Id. pc pelt ; Isrper . ',wet prrportke, at Mt pot deem ; extra Me, with sliver . (rung 1b..; Laois. Wei SOW Intim, from Is. per Nos rt.. N.; tenon. Ss. p pit; blink M a Maio kabob Ittra 4. Y.; Germ% IL bd. ; bate O• 1114 ben la. tam. turk of plated demon kiwi NM Ws, la atm ••• wart. • ....tut et the twr o rated ash tartars lb —E•tabibitsi fa t, i U GO 4 $ pa. 1 Qom... 111,373 1,730 90,911 70 it.... 3 a. 9d. 1330. it ii 33,893 41,737 IS 9,462 1,746 s - 76,746 71,095 ..,_ 373 613 L. 103,110 67,339 za 43 4 . C .ti. ;9 7 6 1 .13. 4 14 WltireaAviN Jtmcnott.—At the half-yearly wag= of this company at Waiwthaven on Friday, the Earl of Lonsdale in the chair, a dividend of 2s. per share was declared. Stock We day Delivery lest week .... Do. nom lit Jtme Arrival lilt week tar. ems Lt Jar Prise T. C. Ude day yet eel De. Tows -- -it 14 Wm a 4 3j die 14 10j 23 10 DUBLIN AND DIOOHIDA.—OPENINO TO NLYIN.—The Navan branch of the Dublin and Drogheda Railway was opened on Friday for public traffic. A number of the di rectors and shareholders proceeded by the mail train to Drogheda, and from thence to Novae. 'There are seventeen and a hall miles of the line now complete, as it is intended to extend to Kells, ten miles further, which can be completed, it is calculated, for about four thousand pounds per mile. The terminus at Navan is a con venient but inexpensive building. As yet there is no other station on the fine. The principal feature of interest connected with the line is the magnificent bridge spanning the river Boyne, near its confluence with the Blackwater. The distance from Drogheda to Nasals is easily accomplished in half an hour, so that from Dublin to Maven will not occupy more than two hours, mcluoing stops, the distance being nearly fifty miles. l'unue BALL advertised for the week :—Tassday, Feb. 114. 19.-100 hbds. and 14 butte Cocoa Nut Oil. 100 Friday, Feb. 22.-200 tasks and 6.50 boss South Assisi- 0 110 on Tallow; 100 auks ditto (for szportation only); 6 3 0 is casks Australian ditto; 20 soaks and 3 pans. Cocoa Nut Oil. too 230 es. dlr. 50 33 pea. „ 37 39 pm. „ 16 20 pe4 63 64 _ _ 634 41 4 30j MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. iii 13 19 9e+ ait 15 12 7 db. 99 81 10 pm. 82 six IEIY OF ARTS PRIZE PATTERN. likur N ( 1 r 4 %Nl' eArCERS. I CAKE PLATES. 041 la C.Tr. I SUGAR BOX. !Ott Oa vgr CrEe I BOWL *NI II %Val& I BOLE JVO. I, ,tt. 6 ZGO CL'ES. 1„, .., .e.r.toonrer, reedy or delivery. la buff earthenware, ..... ~n.se ehma, N. 124. 6d tbe set EatheMee orders ....• ... n' k litsoedutey attended to. 7P.:411'11 CCNDALL, r.l. Old bood.street ow rat FRAMES made NEW in one • ...It be thet. '.7 v , whititt the inures* wit"' 6311TW6 GOLD it tviv . 1 - .. 1 ...i. pet twtt.r. tioLD y sac cam VARNISH, 1.. 6d, iambi elinae..: parte. en.l be .p1i....1 b EILUTRO-LIQUID NIL EI:. .... 'macs "4 o .71144 glued snicks as besot:l7cl s. dan .. V rolyimher 1...!,t, • ..•e . Can cal •1•-•,...e kw than skalds& LAMER i Ps , .%7 i LEIT:. I. 1... c,., ..--. rewiring sad beast( 'metallic re n., -•,. :•• rr,or.d..etat :. OHM tn. atelold ( oppccite N- • ,--',.. t : Cry .!eyot. Lk. a. Landes . ; App , lisbo hee ....r . t ..t tuas, Path. a; Apt* laretbee.aremme ; Itudt.: , •Al, - . lere..l. Po,ack. sad Co, Addis. G _ RET GOOSE FEATHERS, Is. per lb.— lit ‘l. 0r...i o 'Ns' ptc - . 41 4 prime Mr Bed Feathers ore: P..... :.. . I el .: , j. BrotOroy Wow lo. 10d. 1.. r• y . .. lc Od. %Oita ditto b. 2d. l , ro , r - • . to. Si Mot Dottie csis t .,, kmko k on. sad Moot sal ars ,mallad " sod t.OlO O La of IlloMfa m osoliddlas fill /M dr waled% Moo, sad rim, met tea isi.esaggioniss to air TaseraT, Ilt, totostosrowsl.llo4 JoliN 'IMNITT. Is, 114Mpeptchstreet-within, I. Wiz( just returned ftin Pat* 'lobelia the , • sae te.ht:.ty, wary, sad the public to ku claw tuck of : man.. attired BOOTS and shoes, whkh he to • • •-• bet^, iated it elope.* d dollen and quality, cum. • ,17.0 t a. rhaomehlN Jll% •NNITT e.:*.e attention to as entirety new pewees in the :••r..c ename....ed leether, whereby It to matted beautifully • • .1: so mien changed is Ito nanny ea not to occasion . j.oween ens tic r.crAll• experienced on 'mariner new .• •• • • • ••• tt.e7 `iew a bcatititul colab, reqiiirins no blacking; I era ce berme heed, and resat wet better than say rte. h.,. • •lIINITT ts,s. thi• opporttulity of returning thanks to his • • ~.ar n. fnr thetr kud Mirror% sod further solicits the tr.e:r ?owe favours, "'tutu Noll receive his best wen. s'..e :.r.,..utios to the factor his being supplied with ..• r a:rye trou the lore*, sianufsetoreve. • I. Le. tru:e earcresnv to Us bet br J. 8. hisieelL A '. ACS UMBRELLAS. ..'se, both In the 101 l sad wear, or these Umbrellas, • • v 'sage olt by the am and experience or the last • • • m 4 at.e IL i• te-ttlied stlll by the very greet patron , . •P • • r.e.• to he bestmed upon It. They may be °Waned • ,n the t tilted Kingdom, from lev. da. W. • I • It. 10% kerrnt+trlit ; PC, hem-street ; 10, Royal I • hispde. Till: rout REQUISITES fur a COMFORT ti .11AVE —tartly. a pad Paaar—assoodly, a geed • r... 1 hairthty, • god Phsaiaa-bruth ; and I• • WO wilaft tad await eowttruetioa, ;.' , Nl, who aka skaaM wilowariall their tripe cos ' Law; their leihray Item with bone attkbed ; t ••• - •r.r P-ete, bramailidir NI Id aad asking • durable I o : Wpm eisit aliavhaphrtish. They aim • '•• • o•. rn t., (hyped *YU Scalia Dressing-caw, which !' ..• t• .t Lumber ad esavarateriat la the seaalleet apace.— I.• 119 mad 1111, ilithapeptaalreat, badges. 1%1 LAS.kM lad (.OS BLRACHISO sad REOE NI ROME MAP& kr Trollies, Laundresses, Drink and . ,r. r.. - Worker, REMOVED tram Illarkagarse, ' '',•",• • IN Strand (text door to Temple.bar).—llea Ilkorlitng . • •.• a for in estrearitrary cleansing and Irsdrig ern • • I • perteety t ear from smell, sad as, unlike the liquids er Is • ••• , •tv nennursesded. it ekes not rot or lures, but Oar its • • • • 'II tsr It•-• lobseg, and only hair the surrey, is inirttely •-..• say other mem. It makes so strong a tank that tor - t • -.nicely' rondlik to we too little. Some of glen most ensaufaeturen have wed It for silks, linens, • so.. and have Mound it mortar to every other. Lana. • pele.de tamilles once employing It will never be .t 1, as It is at onc• the moat economical and valuable r general porn... It will be a aria, of cure • 1.1 ound* nob'emen and lientleubse, by the perfect m stlCe - •!, v h it leen. p..int, making it, as well as marble thimney.plen- , , op. et nannies, Sic., bona equal to new. gold null in jar., , I•no I 12.., 23Ibs. for sits., sad a Orkin of Glib.., at 9d. • ii bulemle. Teta.% and far export:Wm. The lbageni esuve • .• for its elf, arts in cleansing end beautifying all kinds • Yon ens, and chintzes, for reviving colour.., and imparting a gkossy flapb. It removes stains and rear from Wen ' • trightens the c Ana or scarlet, perfectly cleanses • • • • - only wiping over the surface, restores the moat delicate ' • • frame• and gold epaulettes, cooking them loch ' • • It I- free from smell, and warranted not to Injure the ' • ' • • • The Is end to Ilik. Mr, at b. per pr„or in hall firkin. • • • • he., at ltd. per IL In nia ease should soda, or any • s ..t. be used with either of the .1111. Nom ry, Toilette, - • - -sp. cold Is gob st Is., Is. Al ., b. W., and 34.—501 d /kw_Mostrost. . • I: YI.ARSLETB NEW MODE of TREAT .`• • 1 , 11. A► iLmi. lortmed tram Me "Lomat^ him li, '• .ern the remedy applied by Mr. Irearaley Is ineurab:e &storm, urd in mote of Moue • Area U. be almoot nur•eukass. Thin !, nor profrolon another Cildllll to publk et"- Lr Ans article of the Luneet." Ptbacer.r.reet, Nebo; and all bookkllers. L k. CTIAY.RWELLI4 po e WORMY.NEW WORMY. . Cat 11, by 4/Y IP NIENT w of LIF E. reerlit Va. .ad 1116011•1 use of time." ter y Itirr.or .prang an I Summer Moniums—Ezeiu .. ;Aime e t bes4m—Tbe Purim, LlUNAsililia• nrelta f t• W.wtti and otlw r plmuint pees-(bushy Trip and t • liadftn at NlKAt—Evequogs at lkme—blusie -1,, Lain& Ilriolumf , riletping, Bathisty. Air. kat, 100, be. lOC\ to the 111 1 ,1:14TAINii. 2 vols. 4 loch ;by pot, tbtaker—Ape! of Vetleburitt, I. we* d lia'Nrsery—ltorolohesnoto of Dublin, or. 110 s., be. Mniost, h. by Kole 1117 to CAT, DIIIIIK, and ADO D. ' Wog wove yo and ten our Mirell wry rut" • n 'mar of ieutot eery Dem (amen end cute) a Da, .aid enfeelkd constitution, that harems the the wort of plereute, boatmen, or study, sod embitters w table. sad net, ler the diet sod physkild legalistic. of 4, bti. a, Paternoster-row; Mann, 39, Carnhin ; Cartitbo , 11 ` ac , .J 0l 14um the author, IU, Argyll-plane. I. • • • „ .. • N Irk* eamgehee ibast a p = pla all a relea—less trieldtraho4sul adoestestes of sash an es% mike le the proviTicas matekeil la the &were Let, Mat and other plane vlibk the bills of atieto. Hey mem belapy without my _of the bombes analog Irma the speedos of that an. 'lse mai he mild the male lord that the smeltery emailtime of this gnat easeregelis, Messed of hoproviag, as it might be expested to with the of ssedissi seiner. toad the = Issikgs hamealty and shady of the great mass of the peogla, had. to my the least, read Mil; but he spoke under the earrestisa of the =TAW geallemen who wen present when ha expressed his belief that he was comet in raying that it had retrograded. (Hear, bear.) The melancholy ex perience of lest year, and the vast number of violins to that fetal malady, the chnlers,—no loss theta 16,000 in the me ' teepolis slaw—were lamentable preen of the truth of this CP:ftine. The association were greatly encouraged by edi,* expansions used in the royal speech, as deli wed le pHimmut by her Majesty's conuaininers ; end stra esssiadsa trusted they did not presume too more whin they took it for mated that such also were the smadmmatm ef the noble lord. There was ore point—a yak* el Medderable delicesy sad difficulty, but one moot =Lnearcted with the great object the association r —to which he particularly wished to draw the oak lord's attention. It was to the improvement of the dwellings of the poor. The tetanal improvement of their dwelling by means of sewerage sad drainage, end their in kraal improvement to a sertala Clint, by giving them a Man Impious slept? of water upon the very lowest terms, might, perhaps, effected without any great difficutiy, lent improvement is the canstraction in those dwellings, eenossesd as the questioa was with local sad individual inagessekned with various rights cf property, was full of dill era* The aesociatioa, nevertheless, hoped that the legis lators weak deal with this question, and in its wisdom pro- Mfia Mei remedies for the enormous evils that were ex sting M milght have the effect of removing some at least of them. Yo lemslof the noble lord would also excuse the liberty he took k anproming the deep regret which the members of the Mentlefilen Mt at learning that orders had just been issued by lb. bibs to impose a duty of 10s. per 1,000 upon that key Imgetreat improvement in the constnrion of houses --bellow hicks. He very mach feared, from the in formation he had received, that ten result of this order would be that the active and most beneficial efforts of the Society he Improving the Dwellings of the Po fr would be brought te • close, or that they would be encumbered with so much difficulty that the chances of success in this beano lent undertaking would be very much lessened. Ile hoped, therefore, that this subject might receive the serious conei derides of her Majesty's government. Another object which, on behalf of the association, he ventured to press upon the noble lord's artistica—one, perhaps, less difficult than the last—was the amenity for an anteadnent of the Nuisances Act. The &plumes respectfully asked the noble lord to have the goodness to inform them, if he thought fit to give ea answer to the question, whe ther, in consequence of the gracious expressions is Me Majesty's speech at the opening of parliament, they sight hops that a bill would be introduced, under the eanis tin of her Majesty's government, for the sanitary improve. meat of the metropolis. Anik ant, if no such latontimi should be satertainerby her Itsjestj'a government, whether If aMU for the improvement of the sanitary condition ef the metropolis should be introduced by some member of either house of parliament, such a measure would be favour ably considered by her Msjesty's government; also, whether their assistance would be eiven to those who might wish to carry such a bill into law. The association, however, earnestly and anxiously hoped that the first branch of thie alternative might be calculated apse: and that her majeev_ • • governaseat would see the importance—permit him to aid, the duty—of bringing in some effective measure fur isse proving the sanitary condition of the metropolis. ((Use r hear.) The right ev. prelate then handed to the Bohn a copy of the resolution which were unanimously agreed to at the late meeting. Mr. SLANEY, M.P., in supporting the objects of the deputeiou, adverted to the deep interest which the noble lord had for a loog time taken is this question. For his own pert, se one of the commelminen for inquiring into the health of towns, and also as on of the commissioncn for ia gulling into the sewage of the metropolis, he bed bed marl opportunities of making himself acquainted with that subjeet, and every inquiry he had made in connexion with tilde commission and subsequently had coolirmed his previous deep conviction that what was now asked for was of the Ira T, sot only to the temporal welfare of the pest = bumbler classes, bat to the improvement of thole meal sad religious habits. Mr. WYLD, 11. P., called the noble lord's attention to the iisflative supply of water in the metropolis, observing the during the late epidemic dtreees prevailed most is these quarters where the suppd*, were small sad the quality hid. ' Notwithstanding the efforts of the different pebble maw nisi there were at this moment 60,0:0 houses in the metro polis ansupplied with water, containing 610,000 penises. Of these 80,000 house, 40,000 had no right to a supply. This was a question which did not concern the poorer them only. The association did not themselves venture to any plan to remedy the present state of things; le P ar i Z begged most mostly to :all the attention of the goverment to the necessity of a constant supply of water in every apart meat of the habitations of the poor, upon the high pressure principle, at the lowest possibfe cost. Other 'atlases, among whom were several Mermen, who detailed the requirements of their several parches in sanitary mattes having spoken, Lord J. ILLISSELL said—l have listened with gnat attention to what your lordship has said upon this subject; sad lam sure your lordship and the deputation will see that it is impossible for me to enter here Lao the particular views of the government, or into a discussion upon any general measure. 1 can only state to you that I consider the object no less important than it has been described to me by the members of the deputation who have just spoken. It has constantly engaged the attention of the government, and my noble friend Lord Carlisle has been in constant communi cation with me upon it. I know that, with regard to the me tropolis, he had felt the difficulties of the subject very greatly ; sad certainly his opinion is, that there can be no general measure which can comprehend el the sub jects which comprise misery regulation ; but he thinks it is more feasible to attempt by separate measures to meet the various evils that have occurred. (Hear.) With regard to a general mature, I should also my we must consider that in this country there is very naturally and properly great jealousy of any interference either with local rights or indi vidual will and freedom from control, and that when you bring in a hill of 350 clams, you find very great difficulty is contending for each of tease clauses against the separate opposition that may be made to them. But I will only say this, with regard to the difficulties of the subject, that we wi I give our best attention to them, and I can assure your lordship and the deputation that her Majesty is deeply in terested in this subject. (Hear, hear.) Lord John Russell added, that the government wee in favour of separate mea sures rather than of one general measure. The deputation thou retired. ENousit Doos FOR THE VICEROY OF EGYPT.— S 1 braes of greyhoucds end deerhounds, of great beauty, which form_riart of en intended present to hi. high ness the viceroy of Egypt, from the Zoological Society, have arrived in town, and may be men at the gardens in the Regent's-park, this afternoon and to-morrow, from three to Eve o'clock. The greyhounds are from the kennels of Lord Sefton and Ur. E. G. Homby ; they wiU be joined at Southampton by others from the kennel, of the Muer& Email, and will be shipped in the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer of the 20th. THE POOR-LAW BoARD AtD LOCAL UNION. —Letters have bean received from the Poor law Commis. skarn by the guardians of the Plympton St. Mary and the St. Omuta utions, refusing to confirm tha resolution gamed by the guardians for the »auction of the salaries of their cinema. The Poor law Commissionen say, as the ea/arias of the Mikan was fined without any reference to the price of eon, and as there has been no augmentation during high prices, it would be unfair to reduce the payments now. HORRIBLE DEATH. Great oonsternetioa was created at the county gaol at Taunton last Thursday, eying toe hightful cam o f suicide, committed bye lad 16 years of age, named W. Houssell, who, it appears, had been com mitted for two months' imprisonment for abacondiag from the Chard Union. On the day above mentioned, he threw himself headlong under the wheel of the treadmill, which was then beiag worked by 18 men. Every means were adopted to check the motion of the wheel, which, however, was unavailing until the lad warn mutilated most fearfully, and on being extricated life wee quite extinct.—Sherkrne Marna& The following are the extreme prices at which Consols and Exchequer Bills were negotiated each day dozing the week: nowt broad awing Pries. Pries. Prior. Idcaday-Ocemis for mosey 9O! ....._..931 914 to A For amount (Veb. 14)... 93 : 551 931 to Tuseday For messy lll For mown . - .... INA Wednesday Few money es Par assosat Thmsday mosey Farr assegai (March 13) 93 IN 941 to 1 Friday Fo womey 941 91 9to For account .... ........ ... 93 9 94 to 9 Batintay For money %A 94 94 to */ For want 93 94 ._. 94 to iii Thee semi. 1.04 week. 15116 Z4:0 11118. Highest. Lowest. inglarst Lowest. llosday Tanday Ns. pm. ... 555. pm. ... Ma. pm. ... Ns. pm. Wednesday Thursday Fl4day s7a. pa.... Ha pm. ... Ns. pm... Us. pm. Saturday The amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week endiar Thursday last was, we learn from official sources,lls,99o ounces of silver, all to France and Belgium, and 1,200 ounces of gold. With respect to the r iilway dividends not yet officially announced, the Money Market Examiner sap :—.. We bear, in an authentic quarter, that the', Midland directors propose to pay a dividend at the rate of 23 per cent. per annum, and to Garry over a balance for next half year of 15,0001." The Ess . .ern Counties dividend, it is reported, is to be at the rate of 3e. per share, with a small surplus; and that of the London and South Western Company will probably be the same as last half year, at the rate of 31 per cent. per annum. The following is our list of the extreme prices at which business was done in shares during the week : MOM Lowest Paid. Prim. Pries. 20 Birmingham tad Oxford luanks (without • guarantee) ...... a 93 Bristol and Batter - ...... a 30 Oaledoalm.._. .. .............. ....„........ 11 UEasters 111ina1i55............- . ... . 74 20 Great Northers ..... _.„.„.... ..... „.. SA 100 Greet Western . ...„ „- Ma ...... ..... ... Oil 30 Hull sad Selby 96 50 Laasester sad dish's Oos 100 Laassehire and Y0rk5hire.„.......„.„ ill .....« 54 50 Usti sad Bradford IA Ingdrin gni Blselwall . _........-........ HO Leases, Brighton, sad asalliOnnl... I :1 ...RI. die 794 100 Imam god North Wotan -.-...-.„ 116 100 Leedom and South %antra . -.... „ GSA 100 IC& oil ............ ...-- 44i 100 NorUk 23 North 11;itlib ..-....-........ 11 174 North Stallordstdrs 23 Scottish Central -....... 1 --..... ...... 1 334 South Eastern .....«.. 1 ..............-.. 1:11 43 South Wales 2O -. 19 43 Willa doenerset. sad Weymouth 4O ...... .......... .. ne 53 York NormissUs. and Barwick 16l fa Tort and Ninth Midland DUBLIN ITOCKIL—Fas. 13. 3 per Cent. Connie if per Own. Stock Bank Stock .......... Hibernian Hank _ ......... . o ...iiiCriij i? Patriotic Itmonam Company ...........(101. jakll 77i MAIM Ir e land Company of eland (71. paid 34 Cosioderre Or . Paitl( 6l . Greet loothere and Waters , 6 per Gest. Pref. )1 Wltuld GI. Weems Ned loyal Cud Coe. Waterford sad Limerick ............. ............. .....—....... RICUANOSS AND 'frocks ABROAD. -- - --- Fur Account. PAWS, Pas. IL Par PAWS, Opening MOM. Lowest. Cloonan - - '- ----- - - 3 per Cent 5............ 5: b 0 , 57 70 37 TO 57 Al 37 SO 3 per Cents- ............. 93 20 1 $3 20 93 0 94 GO 03 23 3 do. Sew Um.. " ; " . " 41 per Centn........... " ; " . . 4 per WO ..... ....... .. ; n i " " . " Racbanse as Lanous: 30 days, 25 43: 00 days, 25 421. Belgian, 3, 1440 99 Mossy. Naples Ranee .. 93 23 Money. Do. fi, 1442 99 " Roman Lout ... 644 e ~ Do. 4 Do. 3 Pk-o=ot 5 per Oesta 'l4l IS " lioassa.—Parla and Orleans,' 603 —„,'• Paris and Rouen, 565 ; Rouen sadOlaare, 247 30 : Mignon and Marreilles, 200 ; ntras bnars and Beale, 119 . 23: Orntre ( %lemon), 315; Orlema and Bor. deans, 410; Northers, 4M 25; Montereau and Troyes, 107 Su; Pans and Strasbourg. 337 30; Tears and Nantes, MI; Versailles (right bank), —; Versailles (MR bank), ItB 13, Yawn, Fa. 11.—Three pelCents., 29 7.16 amount. Pour per Cents., 121 paper. Five per 4Onts., 12 15.16 paper. Coupon., 71 paper; Bank of St. Ferdinand, 84 paper. alehouse on L00d0n,50.33. Beaus, Fr:4lB.—Voluntary Loan, 1061. Rational Debt, 801. Bank Shares, . Veins., Fen. 4.—Five per Cents. Metalllques. 931; Four Ditto, 74. Back Shares, 1182. Ezeli.inge on Frankfort, 113. Hallitlist, Yes. 12.—hamburg Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 87 bills, 87 money; Lubeck Loan, 1850, 98 bills, OS money; lianoverian Pins per Cants., 106 bilk, 1054 money; Russian English Loan, 1061 bills, 1061 money; Ditto, 1010, Four-and-J.141f per Ceuta., 921 bills, 92/ money; Five per Cent. llamb Certif., 100 bills; Ditto, Hope a nd Co., 3rd and 4th series, 95 money ; Stieslito and Co. lour per to, 85 money; Priesdan Five per Cents 1064 bills, 106 money; Engllab Loan, Three per Cents., 701 bills; Ditto, is 1001. Sturm, 71 bills; Ditto, Five per Cans., 932 bilk; Swedish Four per Cents, 971 bilk •, Norwegkin Poor per Onto.. 991 bills, 991 money; Spaniels live per Canto, 111 ; Ditto, Three p•r Cents., 281 bilk, 281 money; Amrrlesa Six per Cent.., 1051 bills, 1031 money. _.Ezehangeo on Landon : hamburg, 12th Feb., 13.111; three months, 13.10. Lein*, Bth Feb., two months, 6.24. Augninnon, Fan. 12.—Aetive Debt, Two.and.a-Half per Cents., 551 many, 56 bills; Ditto, Three per Cents., 651 motley, 66 bills: Ditto, Your per Cents., 141 money, b 6 bilk; East In4ls Lean, Four per Cads., e4i money, 85 bilk ; Russian Fin per Cents., Hope and Co., 1.01/ money, 105 bills ; Minato, Your per Cent.., 83 money, 831 ; Spanish Five per Cents., 121 money, In bills ; Ditto, Three per Cents., inland, 291 money, 30 bills ; Austrian live per Cent. Metal., 80 money, 61 bills; Belglas Twoond.a-hall pm Cents., Itothaehild, 479 money, 401 bills. on London, 12.02 ; two months, 11.97. llarnburg, 33.06; two niontbs, 34.87. Paris, 58.62; two months, 96.23. THIS DAY. Two o'CLool. A mach better feeling prevails in the English stis k market to-day, and prices have experienced a con- I siderable advance since the commencement of business. Console were first quoted 941 to 1 „ for money, and 94:: to 95 for the 13th March, and then went steadily up to 95; for cub and 951 for time ; the money quota tion is at this moment 9& to 1, and that for account 951 to 1. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 and 1 • the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 971, and fast at 1. Exchequer Bills arc without alteration in value, marking 575. and 54a. premium. India Bonds, 1.00 01 .9 85s. and 88e. premium. The intelligence from the United States and Canada is regarded as being of a very favourable cher..e:er, and this hns tended materially to strengthen the stock market. The basinesa going forward, however, is very small. In the market for foreign securities the truant.- tions this morning are not very extensive, and tht re is no particular change no notice beyond an im proved feeling for Spanish, Venezuelan, and Mexican, for which descriptions quotations have advanced. The business done is as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 90. Brazilian, at 881 and 1. Equador, at 31. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., at 551; ditto Four per Ct•ut. Certifi cates, at 881. Mexican, at 291, 301, and 30. Peru vian Four per Cents., at 82, 811, and 821. Portuguese Converted, at 341. Russian Scrip, at 21 and 21 premium. Spanish Five per Cent. Actives, at 191 and 19 ; the Three per Cents. at 361. Venezuela, at 341 and 351; ditto Deferred, at i3l. The supply of English Wheat at market this morning was 17 agaia a short one, and footers were enabled to obtain an : advance of 11. per qr. upon the rates of Monday last; bat ISt the trade was without animation. A sere detail sale was ii. 30 pefi, need for Lreign Wheat, at former prises. The value of 16; Flour underwent no change. Choice samples of Barley, fit for tit. seed, realised a trifle more money, but the general runs 100 were as difficult to sell as ever.l !Notwithstanding the ab- 100 mace of supplies of moment, It was found impracticable to u obtain an advance upon previous quotations for Ostv, unless, go perhaps, for anything of choice quality, for which 6d. per 32 qr. more money had to be paid by needy buyers. Beans 10 and Pees sold id former rates. SO BIUTILIFI. ffitillintsper Qr E Wzmr, Tam sad Kest ' red 36 se 33 us 30...witte 37 so 59 to 43 134 Norfolk sad S 33 to 37 to 39... de Kt to 38 to 41 30 Talavera lies: uffolk. or itatibilii 43 ;a 43 gg Comb. k La., red... 33 34 37 ion ...white..... 37 to 39 to 41 3 3 Kra...... BAILIIT, Feedaas ... . ....10 to 21-.4isteling —to2oto 22 30 blotting. - . 23 to 24 CMS l4 to 26 1211 OATS, English Nerd 14 to 16 so 16s 64.-blook. — 1 ° — till Tette Polon& l4 to 17 to 17e 64 .potato 21 to 21s 6d ... Berwick & Seoldi teed 17 us 154 61...p0tat0 l9 to les 64 at. J Irish feed ll to 13a 61.. black- 13 to 13.1 61 3 Ditto peta40..... ....... ....... .......... ....... ..... - l6 to 174 6d Mass .—...---..-.......—.—. SO to 12... 4 1M. Pale ....... 02 to 54 30 Peas, ppy 25 to 26. ad...maple 26 to 27 30 Blue 24536 to 211. White 2310 M..= 25 so 27 30 Luisa= Cents, per lammed All r Os ow ay. . Al to S 9 let. . \ ft...a. """ rer arca 01 =NM .. ?Lova. Sowtsata66, delivered 3 3 to 40..J a0 louloool4 32 to 34 I"" Norfolk mad Suffolk 30 to 31...wkit6 3l to $3 II FOREIGN. 10 81- Woman Musk mod Loolgeberg .. . U to 43...f10s 43 47 to $1 " Dan ilk= Itautburg imd elet.ll4 —36 36 to 41 to 4 4 4 0 SO 40 Rood= 34 to 36 ..Egyptlsa to 30 Thutoto sod Wass .. 46 to Si 14 14 to 16 WO 13 to 17 It 14 to 16 13 to 14 11 1 _ to _ lo 22 to 23 I° to -- ..Asuitsliaa owls. isms. PeommiiiirairfirTarem Owl& aslDololi Mill Ng ilftsli food — 13 DM* Bow -- IT to 20—food Farm Anna. Par Mrs* of 19611 e. hook par look of 260114.. has -. .... 30 to 14 gl austas INTO LONDON 171031 I Ith FEB. TO 10th FEB. U Qrs. English. ketch. DM. Foreign. se Mut ...... I 19 , 4 3266 13 et. at, Intim ....... ....... 923 I 1 4631 62 627 I Drar. 1.117 ado; barrels. Matt. 3,352 gm et. - SO COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. icio St. Bate'. Hartley, 15s. 6d.; Huddles West Hartley, 15s. 6d.; 20 Cur's Hartley. 15.. 6d.; Eden Main, 18s. ; Haaline's Hart 20 ley, 14.. 6J. ; West Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Adelaide, : 18a. XL ; Walls End Braddyll's Hatton, Ns. 64. ; Walls IL Had Haswell, 19 3 . .; Walls End Hatton, 1?a. ; Walls End ai lazigoTs, IBa. 641:,• Walla End Su wan% 19a: ; Walls End Tilo,l:h.—Ships at market, 422. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. 5 Wm. Pattendea aad Smith report that there is a better 8 1 demand for tine Yearlings, u well u for 1816's and 1847'5. It The few new Hops remaining unsold are held for higher Di SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. 20 The arrivals from the Continent since our lest report have 10 been very limited, which is entirely owing to the boisterous 20 weather; the supply coastwise and per rail is quite eur. to ficient to prevent any improvement in price. The following to see this day's quotations:—York Regents, 90s. to 1205.; W.shech,7os. to 100 s. ; Scotch, 70s. to 80s. ; Cups. Os. to '6 75..; French whites, 70.. to 80e.; Belgian, 70.. to 80s, - -• SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. ta i We have a good supply of Beaus, both as regards rum- 10 bers and quality. The hoe morning, and a tolerable clearance L 0 at the died markets, cause a rather large attendance of ",,,, buyers, and 4s. is realised for some of the choicest Scots; this "" is, however, too much to quote as average of the best quail- 20 Bee. The supply of Sheep is again short, and prices hive So somewhat advanced ; still the trade is slow, and higher 21 rates very reluctantly given. Trade is by no means brisk sot for Calm, and 4s. 6d. is an extreme quotation. Figs are u '''' still nuking low prices. From Germany and Holland there 23 are 54 Beasts, 120 Sheep. and 50 Calves; Scotland, 200 gi. Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,800; and 700 from the U M.dland Counties. Per stow of sibs. a d• ad. Par stead at Abe. a d. a. d. Bast emu. Mora ord.. . 3 8 310 Boat Dna. a Ilf..bda. Oh 0 0 0 0 I Not dbortrhorss ...... 3. 6 3 8 But boad•woela 3 8 4 0 unused quality Beds.. 3 0 3 4 Do. do. Ohara abase .. 364 6 I Ewan sad monad dainty 30 3 6 My 3 0 4 4 Do. do. Maces .... 0 0 0 0 .. Best Dna a Ilalf•tred, 4 4 4 6 1amb..................0 0 0 0 ^.., Mare at martsi, 3,362 ; Saw sad la mb., 17.30 0 : Osive. 104; sv 10 .0. i 0 FILLNCII CONSUL AT CALIFORNIA.—M. Dillon, who I was French Consul at the Sandwich Islands, has jut been 6 appointed consul at San Francisco, California, in place of IL. Ou)s. who is willed to other functions. SO Fun AT GRAVESEND.—The Ship and Lobster se Tevera, kept by Mr. Penryn, on the Sea Wall, was totally 1 0 , communed by fire on Friday night. The house and adjoining ; buildings being constructed chiefly of wood, the flames 20 spread very rapidly, so that none of the property in the 10 house could be sand, the inmates having barely time to 20 escape. The tire was discovered by the landlord's son about 20 ten o'clock, but its cause is unknown. The landlord is said 2 ° to be insured. WHO SHOULD REIM POACHERS?—Ina letter to Sir H. Hattori', the Rev. N. Morgan, of Rearsby, Leicester shire, segretsts that all poachers should be maintained while iu prisoner by the prosecutors. Re says :—" The party charged with poaching stands no more thanes of escape fine and imprisonment than a fun would escape death if thrown into the midst of Sir It. Sutton's hounds. The head keeper lays the information, and one of the under keepers (who is, nine times out of ten, an old poacher and a great rogue, who will swear anything), gives the evidence. HYDROPHOBIA IN A HoRSF--- The Manchester Gnereftius states that a ease of this nature occurred to a mare, the property of Mr. flatworms, of Gorton, on Monday last. The animal, on being put to work, snappti at, and attempted to bite the man, and showed other symptoms of such an alarming nature, that she was put in the stable again. During the day she attacked and nearly worried a donkey,aad bij several men who were attending to her. She got so much sane, that Mr. Moore, veterinary surgeon, of Downing street, was called is between I and 2 o'clock on Tuesday morning, who unhesitatingly pronounoed her to be labour ing under the deadly malady, sad cautioned the men in at tendance to be careful how they approached bet. She IMMIts II I Rot worse, and attacked whatever object she got hold of; sad so great was tics force with which these attacks were lards, that the upper jaw was extessively fractured, sad several of her teet► knocked out. Death relieved her from her other enS firings about twelve o'clock. The wounds inilieWd on the anirals two re excised and cauterised by Mr. Moon, and, as yet, no symptoms of madness have been developed. S 0 galtileareh and Glasgow... 11 ligeter. Yeovil. & Dwelt. 11.• Exeter and Exmouth ... 10 Great Northern I 11 D 0.4 share% e,lleterred 71 D 0.4 akarm. B, 6p. 12 Do. S per Cent. Pref.... 30 Gt.tloutli.and WeeL (In.) 100 Great North of Upland... SS De. New, E4O 10 Do. New, £5O IS Do. New. &IS 11SO 00 Great Western 13 Do. New, All 50 Hull and Selby... 111 De. shame .- SO (.master sad Carlisle .. IS Do. Thirds 1911 Laneaahme and . Yortabire Do. do. IL B. &B. IS De. IS Do. Thirds 10 Do. New (gua. p.. Ct.- 49 De. Liverpool and Bury 10 Do. West aiding Delon 33 Do. Preston red Wpm 1 10 Dal shame (A) 20 Leda and Bradford... ... SO Leeds and Ibirek NI Do. Pref. 6 o. CesV.No.I 10 Do. Ne.l Do. Do. N 0.3 9 Do. Quarters 154$ . • ... ll%Loath.. sod Bleekwall LIMIL, Brighton, & 8.00.10 lOU Do. New goo. 6 p.Ct. 9 Do. guarantsedtr n. . late Croydon Thirds... SO Do. Pref. S pee Cent.... . SO Do.Conert. S p.Ct.,1632 I 151 Leedom sad Oreenwleh SO Do. Preference . . 100 Lambs & North-Western 11 Do. do. Newt Miami 12 1 Do. Fifths .. 1 Dad/ al6111.(6 . Landoll& Sooth-Weitere 41 D0.14i - w — , S 3 - 0— $4 Do. New, S4O 11 Do. New Pretenses ... 20 Loweetottanor.4 per Dem. Mint., 100 Much., Seef.ALiooolush U Do. 1 .Wee, No. 1 .. 1$ Do. awes, No. 3 ... 114 Do. sham, No. 3 ... 10 Do., Now SlO Pref. ... 0$ Do., Groat Grimsby ... 33 Do. Met. sad 1.1h0010... U Do. Grimsby Doa 10 k .. 46 Do. Wads Dam ... - SO — Do. iOO skulls ... ...I IN Do. Sim. sad Derby .. I 100 Do. Cons. B. Sc tl. 6p. C. $0 Do.ErewashVe' eyPref. 100 Newcastle and Carlisle . . la I II Do. Now . 120 SO Do. Extension I Do. Guano. doper Ct.. Natik Bridal 114 Lb:T i e Do. Mane I Do. I Do. Preferencel74 North Btailbrdeldre ...I SO Word, Wore., Is Waive.. 1844 itead„Gutld, and Reigate, Royer.* sod Ihtektin 23 Scottish Central 35 Scottish Iltdland 124 Serene., & Clase . A Do„ Care B S Do., New 00111 . 511111•1... IS iihrursbury and Sheeler S & Halves or. W. KW.) .„ ISt Do. Gewerney Do. New.. 10 Do. S par New... . Wshropernre Union SO South Devoe 36 ; Do. Preferena: .„ N South Stalordshin... 334 South Fasters 339 Do. No. 2 ... So I Do. No. 8 10 i Do. Mo. 4 &edam& ... es South Welee _ 19 !s. York.. Don., & Oeole.. 166;3hertiehl. Meacham, and Goole, N. Di. ins.S p.Ct. 90 Waterford and Manny. $0 Wear Valley,. P. Ct. pa. 93 —Do. do. do. .. N.; WrITF, &menet, iiiern. York Newtonian Berwick 10 Do. Kat.( Torah:4mm) Do.G.N.E.Pareltor Fri SO York and North Midland. 10 Do. Itentratoa Yemen Unman. 4 1 Anglo-hill= (late Italian and Austrian) 1111 .. &dans m a ne (Vienna) 4k dla 6 ex div. II 12j 6 61&a Si Dot 30 Do. II Great ladles PeahteUla 10r. Do. 1 Lavaratearg ...t 10 Do. _1 Madrid aotl Vales& ... i i Pa. P ar P m ' . 6 Ms. 71 7 di& 20 1 110aiii 16 I Narthini d Tam ... Orissas rl Ihxdoing 22 Pula fad Odom „. 20 earissed Boma 12 Parts usel 20 Soma ani Ham 20 @sabre orl 111Twor• ma 7 7 Si 81 SO 32 et div IL SI et* 1 91 4e LIVIRPOOL, Feb.l6. STOCIL•EXCHANOIL—The market continue about the wain, sad this la all that can be said.—Lauesabire ad Yorkshire rth ah.), 71 1 4 c. 4 4.—Loodon and Nottb-Wartaa, 110 10c.—Ditto tem alarm), p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 1 1 Ditto (4 Aare% ), Ud.c. 4 p.—llliertrod (j shares), 24* d.—South Latent and Dover (No. 4, hatted as 1.3., 6 24 Agreed.) ei ad Drogheda, 27. MANCHESTER, Feb. 16. Ekronu-Bucuknom—Thit market was sustained pretty firmly by parties wbo were still purebagni to covet bear traumatises, with but Mlle legitimate basilicas. BIRMINGHAM, Feb. 16. throut-Itictzewes.—This share-market was, on the whole, steals to-sip. Loudon and North Western new quarters were done at len 3d. pw. for atsh, they hut .ng been dune at II pm. on Wallace. day. Sktewobury sad BLMllllghlal We were &Oa atA LEEDS, Feb.l6. IProodAlwarwattOw. —The males to•day have been few, and the market list. Great Northers. were doe° at ISf die; ditto pre. (mace, at ij die.; Isismeseire met Yorkshire afthe at 7 tits.; Greet Northern quarters, at pm. ; Midland. at ; ditto preference, at 24 dls. BRISTOL, Fib. 16. evosM-Bitoulwom—There was but a small amount of Indere done in our market to-day, but, tf aaytlemt the tow was a Ask Onset. pot 47 45 Cs. 24 23 du. 13 114 514. 71 7 dia. 9 91 dia. 2 23 pm 6 61 db. 42 43 7 Bps. 97 98 ex div 8 9 11 db. 3 4 dia. I Ws par 6pm *I 41 791 791 134 138 106 11 37 19 37 69 101 11 26 13 110 111 1 1 pm. pa. 6/ a Pm. 17 13 db. 14 12 dia. 3 par. 18 17 1 4 13 17 1 8 10 4 41 7 9 . 3 31 . 1 26 4 46 4 6 . 31 116 dla. . 42 1 43i . 246 24 db. . 196 toe .122 123 28 30 14 IS di& 19 19 10 41 10 3 I 1 515. 21 ex.l 3 $ PM I 10i 10 II 135 13f 1411 pse.ex • 13f 711 7f did. 61 SI di% 4 1 pm. II 6 dia. 4 II dia. ll 9 die. 1 1 dia 15 15 $1 3 dia. 6 191 fiti„ 51 4 34 1 3 dim 44 34 dim. I id`" pit Ipm 10j 84 di& 164 18 10 9j 818 191 SI 5 191 dui. 4j Si dia. MEETING OF CARRIERS BY RAILWAY. A meeting of parties transmitting goods by rail way was held on Wednesday evening at the White Lion Inn, HaLiles, to oppose the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail way Company in their present attempt to increase .heir rates of charge for both goods and passenger, through the medium of a bill now before parliament. J. ROLDSWOTH, Req., moved a resolution upon the subject. The resolution was put and carried unanimously. Some other resolutions were then moved and carried, and a subscription list to meet the necessary expenses of oppo sition was entered into forthwith. About 1501. was put dowa in the room, and should it be needed, the parties suh scribing will be again ready. Thanks were voted to John Crossley, Esq., for his services as chairman, and the meeting then broke up. THE HOP DUTY.—The Sussex Express says : "As the period fired for the payment of the second metal mentor 1848 duty is rapidly approaching, the question of *net is to be:done in future relative to the duty in general, naturally Huts the attention of the grower to the considera tion of the best method to obtain relief from the obnoxious impost. Oa this point, as unfortunately on many others in which agricultural interests are concerned, there is a great I difference of opinion, and it is much to be regretted that some medium measure cannot be suggested that would recoil • elle the conflicting interests of East and Mid Kent and Sue. sex. We hadboped that the important meeting held at S•sple hunt last year would in a great degree have accomp lobed this desideratum ; but it appears that there is still a want of unanimity, as to the relief required, between Mid. and East Kent. The nearest approach, we believe, to a general iz.,4 , 1 understanding on the subject is expressed in the ptition re cently agreed to at Muden ' That your petitioners have foe many years suffered severely from the excessive duty on hop., and earnestly entreat your honourable house to repeal that part of the hop duty called the war duty, and the 5 per cont. additional : thereby reducing the duty to Id. per pound.'" TIIE " SWEATING " SYSTEM.—A deputation of the Tailors' Trade Protection Society waited last Saturday evening on Lord Dudley Stuart, M.P., and Sir Benjamin Baronet, M.P., in the Marylebone Court-house, kr the purpose of inducing his lordship and his honourable collPagie to support a petition to the House of Commons, praying the interference of the Legislature, to put down, by a legislative enactment, the present " sweating " system. His lordship and Sir Benj stem Hall promised to support the petition; but the former doubted whether the government would pass a law, compelling masters to:give in-door work, and su..ire-ted an applicatisr to the Board of Health. The grievaixes the " sweating " system were most forcibly pointed out by Mr. William Dyke, 2r. Busty, and Mr. Pryor, which thty stated brought poverty upon the industrious wcrkm .n, while the jobbers, who undertook to complete the work t :ow prices, ground down the former to the lowest possible map s— wages so inferior, that, with constant toil, they were seat i.se'iy able to eke out an existence. It was stated that one jobber alone realised 3,0001. a year, and kept his carriage. A NEW BRIDGE FOR WESTMINSTER.—It is stated that it has been determined to take down the present bndee at Westminster, and that a new one is to be erected ae.ine four hundred yards further from the Houses of Parliam , nt, in order to heighten the effect of those elaborate spec. in , us of British architecture. The new structure is to be lose ant straight, supported by gothic arches. Plana for the er.ction of first-class detached, or semi-detached houses, forming a line of streets up to Buckingham-palace, have, it is also said, been approved of. NICNIFICENT FOUNDATION OF A RAGGED SCHOOL. —Some short time back the friends of a ragged school, who had fitted up one of the arches of the South Western ituii way, near Lambeth-walk, as a place of instruction for pror ragged children, applied to Mr Beaufoy, the eminent dis tiller, of South Lambeth, to subscribe towards a fund to erect a suitable edifice. Mr. Besufoy so far complied with their request that, at his sole expense, he has erected, in Doughty-street. Lambeth, at a cost of upwards of 3.0 JO/. a magnlicent building, covering an area of 1,130 square yard. , calculated to afford ample roam for the instruction of 1.0 , 6 children. _ _ — WARWICKSHIRE MEMORIAL TO THE LATE QUEEN Dowitose..—A committee is in the cousae of formation for the purpose of erecting memorial windows in St. M creel's Church,Ceventry, as a mark of respect to the lett Queen Adelaide. The Marl of Craven, Lord Leigh, Lod L;ff rd, the Hon. W. H. Leigh, Lard Fielding, G. J. Turner, H.q.. M.l'. the Mayor of Coventry, the churchwardens of St. Mtcha+l's, Sic., have consented to act on the committee. 'Chu first last of the county of Worcester subscription towarde the memorial window in Wcrcester Cathedral has been published. —Coventry herald. EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.—on Prides Mr. Hayes, the coroner, held an inquest at the Navigation Inn, Wigan, on the respective bodies of John Anders, aged 23 ; Peter Gaskell, aged 35 ; George Broadhurst, aged :ad ; James Anderton, aged 25; who lost their lives in the f.:- lowing mintier:—From the stridence adduced it app. seed that the deceased were in the employ of Messrs. L .ne +Ater, at Ince, the owners of the Lower Patricraft Colliery. On Tuesday last, whilst a great number of men were in the pit at work, a terrific explosion ef fire damp took place, when three of the unfortunate deceased were blown uo the pit, one for a considerable distance, and fell down again into tuts dib-hole with such violence as t break a great number if their bones, and causing instantaneous death. At the teno time all the platform and wood covering at the eye of pit, with the exception of the head gear, were *Astute t pieces, and the fragments scattered in every direction. Tho other poor fellow was burned as black as the coals in tho pit. Two other men were also fearfully burned, but sonic hopes are entertained of their recovery. The other work men saved themselves by rushing through the flames. Tho witnesses all declared that as nothing of a fiery na.ure had previously shown itself in the pit, the men wire allowed •sa use lighted candles; but, on Anderson going to the further end of the pit, the foul air took fire, and hence the ei tastropbc. The jury hoped the present mistirtnne w. u: make the men more careful, and they returned a ven'ilt— .. That the three former deceased were sceidentally by being blown up the pit's eye, and falling down again ; and that James Andcrtoa was accidentally burned to death." A CHARGE OP ARSON.--WO announced the fact that a fire bad taken place, under peculiar and suspicious circumstance% in Queen-street, Exeter, some digs ago. the house being in the occupation of Mr. Foote. a grocer. An inquiry before an inquest, as to the cause of the lire, has been instituted by the coroner and on Wnesday, iu con sequence of what had traaspirnl at the tint ed meeting of that bWy, Mr. Foote was brought up before the City Bench, on warrant, for knowingly and wilfully setting fire to the premises ia question, and remanded on bail on that charge. The inquest, at their adjourned sitting on Thursday, breug!lt in a general verdict of •• Wilfully setting lire, against sone person or persons to them unknown." 93 9' div 53 241 114 91 10y 91 12/ Do 12/ T 9 t 43( 3 33 122 k 6{ 10f I 10 101 1 ~3 L':