The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-28 00:00:00

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' ml ' se on *Wei provisos the pm, leer s Tine Dar, Two Wets:. hod sod a jury , 1 . 4 .... , . ..--- Aril Spasms@ So ports epee ,beth to lard.% sow . !be sham market today is quiet, and ••••d7 is t " Spir iPe sßropa... l 84. • 4 : ...-' . °°Uirr °lr BAltuttirrcy. ROM the soastiag trade-VA. s Verelltsaa Tam- pries foe the heavier descriptions of stooks; Swan Mi. cateannerga tags. , Campeaohy, Sisal. sad linimess.all with the . seeptioa of Great Welters, whisk be dreuesteases le Its Dessau) Mgoasaa. seed SS, wife a Ms. Osie made ea amitosis se the ems a t w dst of Mexico; Asepsis, liao pis Mostalse, an weak.. Most o f the light.r dessriptiess, isle as a b a l m . a s aa. salts SOS bad buss_2l . _eata Skis .04.: I tt i a l of M mad Mesas, ups the Psi& ; Guys- a shads lower ; this Not& Maffords havosesedad to Mho Warhead, a lady . Mr WAAL rad toss sod tape, lat e the Golf of geliforata. Article 2 10f to }die.. whilst Gladstone have Mist to ft is ;.___. alliditraellf. fa weal . '7a f firs . law 71.0001 opens the loilowiss worts to thp soatiagtnnia 0 • 1 3"- ir the •••• 1 ••• he this list Ming UM' &se ' id° was I'm= a l " di. ••••• IDI t " Pfeil au use • 4 1 0 • 100 a ••••• tid. viz. : the Wand - eif Cannes, Goonsolobsok Al med°, 'Maslow mirk 141 ; &lefts 80. its, das adiewbft =sod Mr addend la a ma mma * a k a , a s = ag as tat i nt. 1:, 1 2: TecoluMeatsoomapas i Soto la Marian, and Tspaa. TS market fir hedge Asses is lather better. . , asatei, ead the wadies alt mat may had Jest Brest of in &sum_ „of Mewls; BOWS", Oa the •••••r• coast d or 111 " .. ' 4 71- " hemPidat la ssissit el set% to lb, seam si 2,6301, Yeasts ; .T.esiois a .oa the P. 44. ; Bsta Maria , is ta. rt. son: INNS" i se I ms masa weds beteg k.pt locked sp. the Oalf it Tehastepos; aad La Pao. in the Oalf of B •B l ••,..______••l k •k• His Honour aid, as *groins swagsdas se se abeam ' l'•• fs•vvvnwal°. that day h• mar am make sop order bet d i r m aatesss ke Calm ' s ' B 7 Artl°6 3' at am ore " :7 6.12 b ." ...) or l. . 1 . 1111 : , r e =ii••4l *bona; 'p.m any amid hs „ s d k idesd Wished spat the northern (rattier . at Ma m to Aabet,No• Ida. - - de seasteg a m t . . Wale ponspo. Cumuli, and Bromidic) del Norte; , and ups the 1° • !id° al mai' ot- e•mt ._'• fa Idt. Lowly, who appeared he 111., mid Mme slather* frostier, at Ostia sad Batts se so all I.' "'".,_,"" wave • yeasty of sedan pesdbft, ea the fd *hie Cbioo. Article 4 provides for the seta- .. .„, . ri Jr • 011tk!coza ,i• the s=and of hie cheat's pest wean. be deposits; sad bliahailar am the „ vum gna w o f a i a ri i - •••• •••••••' 1 1 es VW .' , ...."-' i55 i" 1 814.11"4 14. amid t6ll 'est te ea be di e s me a ahidaill iw" ... Md. '. "18 . . "IA . . 111 *. new cotton sad a steamer. Articles 5 and 13 are of al u ~ vans . .. ..," ..., ". • ..,__ 1111 . 4 ".• "k____,'" ' "Mr. deiseld It se wresassaim ',MIS • P• l ‘ l 7 salii•Wf•tivo obmset•i: Ardols 7 &slaw- se te Da s aAR , that int. ''' . Mae lea be • should take imps tar aieedeo rime the importation of Ire arms and weapons oa se ii sasser.wass.,ses maw_ —.- had es be weld •ft to NCI* • waist Of a defy d 4 dollars per geisha Article 8 i °• 1 : m oo - - slii it . it 1 ;,,i ta ram hm i . C0mi115,Ma11r......„.. n •. 1111 .................. 11 . 1 " 1 "-.-"Ilea to " provider *U.* abolition of the 18th article of the tri ir. "' "' -—..1 tr if a awash. TM " gal " .. ""1-.E...."" " 1 "." 0 "'"'"'n • 1 "'"'"" • • •• a s e t tariff lam of 180 the articles referred to ft which •Lc II an _ „...-;= - ..'. N IA i • iiuMfO, 2•441.9 to-oth- --fimwsratasairsays _m_......&....1_:._._ ____ ... No. 1,119.] gUBLIC MEWING.— The CAIIIIIRBUIti Apsiei mos he roams° Or INITIBIONT et OM priT a NEW IIiALAND. Irmenisl be aid Male; ii,..weirr 14 OW Pseemmer —TM Aroltbkhop dCANTIPALItIf. Tir Arethinte• ef Dana Illpht Ha *boo Ilt Alert, 11. P. Me /*Wig 011eiree Mes. Mr liteoldOwn LC3. The Mande of klennosalky Tee Dia of Me f i oftilvoseee ....•. =Ms. ILP. Me Lel el liresnei Ufs' , Cramaileireo D o ,e, of Orel% I.P. W. 11. Pole Cow. MP. t a 40 Noadrili. Yd. Men MOM yt,, P en pet lennos ► HI a non& Cnoewle. If .P. po i RANI , .^ IA ribeiter • Mona. leinereOseln.tra.,lLP. It. torn, d knew Vac Owed Oekelige in, t en of IPPda elellies Pena u ti mi u, It:Me et m. Melts eftere vamma .ese 216 Ms▪ breo • of :sorra Vem Arebiell seems l&q Y.P. aim Ineet Na 1 s 1 bobbertos arr. Dr. Meek Ks/ Leeks* skim UM, 1.. VW,. II•r• Memel Imses. l l 6 .le.; Ir . se. .P. V. Lams M . bin en, we. Insole Perim Y.P. .1). Riedel, ow Kehl t*.•sr run *Mho Minim REL. .P. I..rt c'te , ne:vey. M.P Aegosees Senkerd, Mg. M.P. Ve.: en Manses% ILE U. Lialhibet et,:ter Irmislur, Md. Vomits Ilinoid Itikrand, lA. p 7 sO. Inv este. Let. PIP. arm Peet. Monis Tenor p .: It s'..r T ././W.A PAM lloe. Ilohord Cseeinla Tenth „ 5 .. . ,Ast avaro. art. sCheeke Wpotklien. vo. A „, .1,..,.;., muter/min ware. JimamOoM Wrier WM teL II P. • nt e e l en the ClonniMee of WI I. MAXIM tilVOXen am T II ;WT del__lllit . me. A rt .:1: be kid M !IL Marne% rl lsm r• • Mat lit XI LIINt. • :or Mr wpm* sisivlegisleemedso s•Msesieg gm toe e. .. ... ~ n u rses, - sad feeepsole a Ns pm elimiles elm .- metier MU* attellnl by onnelele of the w a balm „r , celesta, mei In alone le 'NM iq re •et tbe meet aaaa a atonal pra.rd wlte Imour a • wait ••• t , is au* peoalelna for Mira.. .ad ma rsamdbg.,_ t, ... of the star e of Ens art. sts7 le dogma d r h im , a .. 7 1 .6 ,t .0). et m lersorlal. rd, eml memmillel IlsorMw 11,1 a a f mil e. are esp. Idly WIWI Ile Mem/ Vie ON ble• t , . ; at% d e I s.aution as • proMaus Mr mew ems, es ef mom. - ,-.rt of Me 11:114 metre Miens dee mated il;',.brn . • reoral bustle al Imparemes me. Ile iled srlet rwiratter;y mast mom% .ml•bere the eivenitim of a ooperter e.,.• ...., 2,f /MP , . A' ',CI .1•1•41.1:1 he provided I r Loam .„ .2 . ~, . ek , ~,,,,,,i miaow., will open the proceedlope et I • . • •.WZla KILLED BY - WER HUSBAND. [THREEPENCE. Tuedg. at toe *Meek Mr. Batted mil a Joey et If kialle.reireetellie Inhabitant, el the psthh of St. Peel deveatierase, sterietile4 et the Tee NA* agalso• arm, ter the perpese of herieles, isle the eireemeemee etteedieg the Nati et Kra. Sone Moir, wit IS, wile v" Mr. vendee Mel; euvyieg ea bedew es a baker. et Ilerlgereirert, Cereatiardia. 112,11T0L, Men* 27. er00241111111A111111.-- ss i on whigt darestedird mto oi. la yaks. the Paulo& nriadom rami the Lesetloese, *WM the market vas by mums re laturetiare ceetaludeet there us ao quotable e TORR. Itere427. - . The jury havisi viewed t►o be iy. wideli wee limb , mooed with weeds of old owl Matt e ate, tb. dillowies whams woo willed : eroCK-EXCitA Beta* Maly X. Northers. 71.8 x. 9d. ; North RAILWAY MEETINGS. YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK. When our report waa despatched on Tuesday the basloswe at this meeting was promo - sing The matter oder Messldea was the position of the Great North se Iseightf prelbeemee sbareholden. . Malt•llDßeastsid an amendment to the following effe c t : " Stßes internam 4 Fermat. ;or annum be paid until the Ist July, 1366, on is much of the 251. shares as shall be paid, sad the whole take equsi dividend with 'the stock of the ams_pany after the let July, 1836." This amendment was seconded by Mr. HhaLen, of Bolton, , sad at this oloss of a long discussion no more than 23 heads were held up for it. The original resolution, as moved by the cheiresms, was pla the sm n put, sad curried almost unanimously, amid loud ap- The CHAIRMAN Mee proposed : „ Tact the bill new admitted se the meeting, vie ' • Hill to mead the Great Nersh Ai Zealand Raw, Pesehme het, 1866, sad to en. able the Yen, Newcastle, and Berwick Company to ens plate the Parches of the said Railway,' bs approved, and the directors be authorised to protect the same through par iianient." I 1 .• to weereee way er 40 per sent; Boer s, however, ars excepted hem this new, prerisiee, and will continue subject to the former re. giabidea i amongst them are perfumery, pitch, slam, aeloarsof all kinds, pponges, gum lac, liqueurs, marble, C , &tins, white vitriol, and sine, in t in plates. According to Article 9 of the new law the other import duties fixed by the tariff of '1845 continue reduced to 80 per cent., con hrmably to the decree of the 3rd May, 1848. Bat article 10 stipulates that this reduction of the import ditties shall in no way apply to the minor duties, Der to the duties on average of one and two per cent. Gilled in the decree of the 31st March 1838, and of the 28;lt February, 1843, which will continue to be levied as heretofore. Article 11 fixes the export duty on the precious metals as under. OoM, coined or worked, 2 per cent. ; silver, coined, 3 pee eent.; silver, worked, having paid the duty of one:fifth, 41 per cent. ; pure silver, worked into ingots, on production of a certificate proving the pay ment of the they of one-fifth, 4/ per cent. By Arti cle 12 the tax upon silver for circulation is reduced to 2 per wont, which will be levied at the time the specie enters the Mexican ports. The rest of the law refers only to internal regulations, providing specially for the setunity of the sums deposited in the customs' receiving houses. The following gratifying report of the steel trade, and the increased number of operatives now em ployed in that branch of industry, as compared with the mme period last year, we extract from the monthly circular jest issued by Messrs. Blake and Parkin, of Sheffield. Dottla aid Whit lass.. i 8 I U 84 di& 14 If a POLICE INTBLLIGENCA. THIS DAY. I' Si St. 10 D*01.10646 tism p. Prot donors Com Do. Nor Prof. I p. Do. Nat. 6y. CI.. No. I Do. do. No./ Do. MN N. 6 oor Ct.. Do. Do. Now do. d pot Cod ... lootors Cake, Nmoi A Jo.) Do. aim B. @MC. NW Do..= p. lloot I Do. Nint adore --. f II fo 4 li I gm. I i PI Pa Mr. MITCH, the solicitor, having read the several provisions of the hill, Mr. HOLLAND moved the amendment, which he read at an earlier period of the meeting. He whiled the meeting to consider this matter carefully ere they forced the pleases shareholders to entrains measurer. If the meeting adopted the bill, and by force of numbers now carry it, they mast re collect they would have schism in the camp. (Up roar , en d cries of " Spoke, spoke," "hear, lifer.") A portion was already prepared, and would be taken be ore the committee of the House of C tmmons and Lords, sad measures would also be taken is the Court of Chancery—steps which would inevitably bring ea a long warfare and which would lead. to the destruction of the property. (Hiram) Mr. MITCHELL seconded the amendment. For the anteadment only 19 hands were held up, and for the original motion 126, which was declared to be carried. MARLBOkis U u ii• STREET. ASSAULT ON • POLIOS-CoNSTIII.2.—O. psep,, who gave the sussed nose to 0. Touthisat, of Trsdp.l.square, was re ►bred with being drunk and assaulting Polito-constable Ihe toisplainent stated that lit sight, about 12 o'clock. be was on duty is Great WiadnilLatreet, whoa his alumina* was celled to the defesdaat, who was very droak and area, big a disturbasew at tbe Moe of a -boast is that street. Wits. es estleavoured Ida to go boss calmly, when the defesda,4 same hi. Polio face with great force. Witless thea took bias into Mlleedy. .lefendast, who pleaded istoxistatios is extenuation of hie °Qum, was dud 20s. fee striking Use towable. i ttei N 66 6 7'a 4 17 174 4 8 11 a hat...tos may Dr abtalited at the Wino: th•Assairatlas. %• .. 1.1'..tra:41,..e. and a: the Cokatige Swam la. r die Onsmittee„ U. F. ALSTON, Saaratary. tRT UNION of LONDON (Ina wporatad by $1:11 4 CIIIITION LIST kr De current tar *ILL tLi .1.: co ATUNI)tY et 3 It IsaL stbealber „. Irt., in *Mat , n to one sham In ant snarl a., • pea M ;.he engravings &ter T IL . L, 4 ro The Fro. la Rich may Os had al the time of and • ream of Estalap Mew D. llaaliMa 4 •nasaprart's "riPTO* GEORG A rao„„, LEWIS FOCOMILu Haa ba DINITAILANCI AT 11111 PICCADILLY SALOON: W. Om- DIU was charged with Dela, thank and Greeting a disturb ance at the "Saloon," in Harnett, ID 0, stated list, abort three o'clock this atom rag, he was duty in Pisesdilly, when he was Galled (oche micas, and bead Du" prisoner, who wee it a stets of intozie antics, trying to tome hie way in ; bat, being it bwoor, tle proprietary refused as admit bias. Defendant beanie sory shrift?, sad availed wash a disturbance that witness took Dios to the station. Mr. Bingham fined defendant 20.. VI IN s4_ St . II I i dig i iF Si ISO 40 40 16 100 1 - 6 0 1 141 m. : 246. 1 101 26 26 1 4 tr Mr. HOLLAND then demanded a poll. Scrutineers were appointed,sad the shareholders proceeded to poll. Alter an ineffectual attempt to get Mr. Holland to with draw his demand, The CHAIRMAN said that the directors held double the number of proxies that Mr. Holland or any other gentle man did. 411. M rE"TF.A.PLANT" TEA-POT. se smut Wes r ..., erummiel brogessel dra at • - •ht n 0d , k411 10 lbw palms mob wall* Obi Derr aurhog dr hot too ma Mallind web tram thfir doe 1111000101.1 y, owl slow t du tir rod lime le Awe, big eTuag coating of 'dm. hM 4111. • oad Mb, set comploo it 10 0 do. do. IT • do. 11 0 • ,! d.›. • do. de. ..... 40. • • r•los pots. 300. rob, of Qs pt* ow pot wos pe4 Lela wok d ea Al 17 ams. the IMO proration. ligraviap RTMI Cate Ilippea art %MO, 1111, Odor& 11141lf mar if 11ernms4irsith•—illsilhirl 7 , !nn41. ii tOO U 30 13 4$ w pta. 14 t•. it 20 psi. $5 t 7 ~:- I 4 1 II 114 71414. N 911 474 4 q p.. ~ 4 dis a Po NI 4 The next motion was for authorising the directors to pro ceed with a bill enabling the company to alter the levels of a branch line, and ether objects of a similar nature.—Carried. Th t CHAIRMAN next submitted the proposition intro duced by Mr. Maude is the earlier part of the proceedings— via to the effect, that such of the sharehchlers as have made payments in advance, in respect of the preference shares, shall have the option of receiving hack, in July. 1860, the money so paid in advance, or of allowing the same to remain in the hands of the company at such rate of interest as may be agreed upon between the shareholders and the dir.cton. The chairman thought that, u oue of the auditors, Mr. Mande should tell the shareholders when the money was to come from. (•' Hear, hear," and laughter.) The motion was negatived by a large majority. The CHAIRMAN next proposed a monition, embodying the sentiments contained in the close of his speech, relative to the calls to be made on the Great North of England Pur chase sharebolden ; which was carried almost unanimously. The adjourned half-yearly meeting was then held, wave Mr. Plews and Mr. Alderman Hodgson were re-elected directors. Messrs. Wylie and Mauie wers;rmletteid audi tors, and it was resolved that their yearly salary be raise* to 1201. each._ MONEY MARKET. WZMINIIDAT EVIIIXINO. The statement of the assets and liabilities of the Oriental Bank on the Ist inst. is is follows : LIABILITIM. Deposits sad other liabilities Capital paid up and reserved mad 33 37 ill l S 6 i 14 Total liabilities £2,328,762 6 2 1:1 154 d. IS 1$ dia. i die. I ups Cash and gov 'remold treuritia; £377,271 17 2 Bills antataadiag, sok mats aad loans Dead stock 60,696 7 3 Balsam duo by Aber beaks add brawls. 184,019 5 2 8 dis. OS De 7 II 4 dls. 31 41 34 dhe 1 die 31 4 pm 755 SO 132 ISA M E! 1 ! I ST.EL,F,..a.,..ltN,wiClES ~ry brfar PRE Iritw.S4ENTBui and flworismild telnlann. 4. Lam . • - -- away **nal tbe awsweal er4 • • .••• to SIS; writing dunks. Oa. le VA; dram. 4 w*t boarr. Sr. t.. Ale, Irstbor elflike aim . • • 4 • ..•••••4e ems. Si to CU; era diem; 7..14. in • •- it . **wads be viand. tress, nod *why -. •a" . *nark tad*. Olen Isla: Ina= . . . ant e is••••• 108. td ; nod I • a • • • .. to Xi loa.; pale mereena, ti la le £4 •• • *am la nee arena** *par= - • •• r, :Coe went erre and talti balks, ; ou a 4114 eat pantry isettut ewe tables. . • • •on vrer7 variety, goal tooth acr.dz iv at d . C. ••;.. 41*wyt knives awl awls. • • ;• .tery,nuranted raw:wand strepn ern. • •: •• • .4, I - C•ry doorriptio• of feaey cutlery. WM • • • •• ,- f : b•l4 (41.4 awn may * bad rutin As I- • •• • •••• ..._...e1l as L awn premises. tbe quay et JtVS HF.ALTH-RESTORINO FOOD INFAXTS.-7b RR. A LENTA ARA. (irlirmat asedmiss. lamest .1 este, Se timid Its co la saw dem d ▪ 46•Llite. 'swotted, liver Ind bead dd. 'T Twee 4 rPfek (Ildeledde), habitesi • v, le,rtbars, edstedlos, d. • - al taw ehr, eleknes et the stesseh • - 441 oiler di ether eireesedassee, 081111ty II 4, erams, mod% paralysis. 61. I.* New P stLeheell, 1.4004 e: she at Hedges q.w, ,ed etude?. SS. Pardseissatred r. L. Messy: ad et 10, Gosteelnedsetteet ; R• • •4VlP.tree...ithin: ICI sad 431, el m& a.; e ad• wider doe Imitation d the ions if NrAN if COUGHS .14 COLDS.— • •• or comb. rd Mao wtfl actlricly , 4 tut celebrated rowdy. DR. • It.. et, cb bare . *mot WO, awl mow All to • : - ...0t0t Medea Ices dl Irmstia• at IN loop. • • ...elm& c e•ucaptian, tooobt, ant , bon boos t.ro awl pub Mid). orbs tbe bot II ossolbo. •peoere dor ta e . slabt tee qtr I fg , NSW me Mee 'a. 14, 41 : 11r = •••• ..dra al Oa, I, Illebiabor, .n V• 114.7% A 4. Q. 1/0001CrS in" = " a • 7 r•arle vetromooltd rbtW. by hotolot ; 7 , Low& Prise IN ltd.. D. K. owl gst boo. • la the Inset pas. I kb JOHN RUSSELL ft tits rNFANT aLkCCLlK—Tstoleas Tlvist." X APPEAL FROM 'WHIM STICK.'- 4..5e the Innis Thep):" TIIP TINES.—From the Red Lion ▪ I 1 , , Li.. rpm/ bele* • LAND Fun EXHIBITION at the XV< 310:11.1101. a." 1 Maid Mk. Wee IL ; "imbed. 4 4 . • et; eaid by all boulaelats aad 'Names. 11WILNINO AND BOTANY. •.•• •1:h. pAtibbri, pro b. id., NA let FU, Elt GARD Vf. &Med_ DJ ' raZTOS ; Illutrabd b bilbly ' , Ab') aid E 11, ____ t. v(11., GE UAL ~ ..11, vet 'tree) os say 0.1 writing by be CaA aIAatIPTIVII CATALIUGVZ Ol L 4 l ( 1., LITERARY, god MEDICAL -k • TATIAM, WALTON. awl lIABEILLT, • ' •••, tarl Patersester-row. • . „.. coy it to osier • nen • •• le hm.ht it !Lie ems barna ftes drir 4' tatrxt. five Ile•for• pond wars . - )••tt fivrt reetimit penitbridst *Mt • ine.i to pet the readfir. am kr es eee. • 11 tee lehrett. at Wet ; sod mate *lir, ere bee tree ! .. " * P". • v•••• P. teerety Is elate WI% WI 1 hot mu. • ..zerpral.o. whatever. A kw EbITION, YUMMY TIIOI3&UFD. TRF. ar lAilit e aY L ebiILLING -1" wok la readerei presbarty *truth* by AM tbe apr4 ut wtatch onsontAsi elleskiss Oa. " . " . 0614 !kyle pla...arr original Swam 'AMMO, h*PRI 01 *bale * He nwa aceord; while the opwaol. 4( 170 b aaWal WeaCellea °Weds 4 ' A ' t •►mow hy far the mot &lain Istraivethea laaaimfied. 041 papa) a W agile ela /,l/a1; !Ire of Ur " ill o olsotai lard= Nom." 191. A .*wrii *Noma to i.e. tear rod to =hoar Iteugumms to be maim to Or is oa rosso. • toht, Two THE NJ 1.11 ltAfF RZADING ,• . , ' • sapaatom Oa th• SNORE as** •• • • ' 1, •..,0 as the met osterbi ttttl iimblllat •,, rftst frnee the bmt,==.l • . ' 1, ••• auteult yand • •••, r '• • - ' .Itt ir Lluitnaed Ludas News. I".Tballadt ••• •..;.K 1 i.VYJMELIIIIS 111 W WORK& t E N T m id-, E of LIFE. • - kv.• h., ' "" e 6 A4 name' sae tire had Mamma? loadoe—Tbe Pad; lam% roff= 7 4 • ••• tatblsi. Rot, thy, 4l.. Z; "'ft the 1441 .:NTAINIL I wig. Is. mob; by -. I ' , IL 41. Z.: 1.4 . 4 sr— ketch of M. Deblik it 4 44 1 ' "" * Lti". t• WU& M. •h. WI KAY. MUNE. as/ • ......7 . r l =eol to ewe ammo say rm." ad me) of ow. • 1.4 h g 14 47 bonnes , "1 "' ' ut @WA, led ••••••1 a rum mr the dh• sad ybp•mbA I •Piake • a. Kam IS, Cbroldll • Ofistalla. Irmi W asthm a 10, Aziffillin4 36' .. ,~ ~! a-;. Rev.. _ PA.: AAL lam Lass Ert, wife of Cheeks Berm, eg 6, Widdlesawelesse, Losas-tews, add Me mea mewl amid of dm dams& woman, sad had beep*.!wally la I habit of Want has. S ki called ups bet en illatnellee ahem beityint .'eta, who desseei he ryloi-- beets bus me i meek W-end bp Ms hie husk ms Owned Massed berms& kl.as his Is is be bed, se she bid bees •. view Math Mie mid to witness "yea let Onalei peal Us down." Witness di4V what. erns& t milled her ea rys amid she e but Bind Wad Me eked. te allo Wi w tness remaiml 0.1101111•64 half-pest Own eeisek, semi during dr bee besbeed tequila* brawl ler ears is Ism. with hie head. eml meri wiles b shejet semeiner in die slap t inked bar berm, se be seid, die did apt mere quick desired sad bee babied frequeatly q very sem Mina bee. She Main ben mei In resametrate with Wm. timed tbe desessol's complaint of amyl* WM limised, sot M reqiested witness to examine bee bead, remeeldes that he lunar be bad but her. Witness did a, sad timid ber Ictt ear sad all that part of the heed dreadfully braised. There were Alas mast spat dm bead, sad the lair was matted with cseareled bilead tam bad teasel hem them. Witness told deceased's bow must she wee Misr* bat he did um appear es take say mess et It. Wigan, left the hems about bait. past 3 °Week am gives demised seem wens was be MU MI. Witness remised about 6 o'clock and famill Inesamiligipareatluig. Her busbaad had Jane retenald beim ken de seam bread, sad he asked hos whelber elks bad supplied metals satomen ; she replied ISO obe kat set, O ld. IN swore at her, sad beim& beer ilea ha nd se hHe tha n directed her Se pee some breed it the sleep erfadow, sad while she was is the est of *lag so she fell fasessible on the shop fter. Witness ram beards km, sad saw that the blood wee spurts out trees a wound is her teasels. Witsew this called oat, " Oh, good Gad made, mini& is • pick her up ! " He replied that be world not. Diseased presently naval • • brie, sad walked with witsees into the back parlour. While dais( 53 abs sad, "lam in a at, sad • very bed It. Dos's is lee God', take don't leave me, Mary /Lane." Them ware the last weeds she ever attend. Witless "Shed to pat he te bed ; bat her hesbaad said she should sever go isle a bed el bk again. Diseased was Mae standing over a risk. and pessattly her strength appeared to fail, sad she seek down alma Me Am, with leer toad resting ea the Wakes ate, aft Is 7 lbeeseible ler =ere Shea two beers, at IMMO Ildie wilbeedife bamboos' same, rod So eaeostiod is =fitt . Mr. MOW allow doesorad le i poefoOdy bresofble-ep es die remeke se 03.11. chit obis idiom med he Las band left to go hone. mid- At .god Ate ea die &bowing =orals' wises= was seat tor, sad hued deeimmi is the • , .t• stet. At her earnest testi gecko, a seediest sews was then seat foe; bet diseased sever raked. sod died at are Wastes after II ea the fedowing Monday morning. Other witnesses ales stated that the prisoner was in the babit of cmatestly ill•treatisa deceased, and one of them de =at 011 ass occasion, when the dowsed said to her " Ton will kill Inc" he replied, " murder yes bider, I have dose With yes." Mr. Joshua Watkins, amen, 6( 11, Cliesdos.strest, proved laving been called on to see deemed on Sande, iseraiag. Sae was this perfectly iasesstble, her bead, fain, mad seek enormously swollen. The deceased cestiased is a slate of isseasibili Monday meninx, at 'levee teeketh. whoa oho died, Wilma had meads ama wrens, examine ties. Os tie body be head it covered with bruises sad awatamd wools hos oho erew a of the head to the lived pat of dm boot Oa ep101•4 the seed sad removing the skull asp whams Awed diosidorable 'Rimmed= et blued ea the ewer emetiag of the brain. and spas the tight hemisphere of the brain Mere. were 6or six °users of coign lotted blood. The brain itself was windy \cabby sad eau wily fire, sad there wee set the slightest eflusios in any of the 401VitillS. Oa open's, the sheet the leap were found econested, bat othaerise tree from disease, end the beast sad great Wood-vaee 4 were is • state of grant in tegrity. The atomic! akereher was healthy , and did not emit die Menem small ef spiritneue 1101. The integument. sod eseselee of the bead were esstased in a meaner I sever saw before—i& fact, they were a pre. et Jelly. (gas. mdse.) , Comma—By what swans maid these ambitions hay* been .sawed ? Wiener—By blows or fills. Cootional blows fovea with the open head would be sufßcient to cause them. The °wooer awn elorgod tlwa jury, who returned a verdict of " Manslaughter against Alvziador Moir." Thottsroner than made oat ho moron% for the °climatal of dot amused, and the various witticisms were hound over in the usual meaner. EXAMINATION THIS DAY AT BOW-STREET. This morning Alexander Moir was examined cn tee camp whisk Imagines rise to the above inque , t. J. Johnnie, said that he worked m joungmaa.bstsr with Usa paean. Os Friday Mein be was sailed, as weals to week, about twelve o'clock; at t►u time the Pri vateer was swiss to bed, until three centre* on Saturday saseviag. Mtn he bad moue up stairs be ►eard • swabs the but patieet, when his master sad mistress slept. Re beard ber eammieg, sad ►is speaking is amy heed wades, and a seuelteg about the door. This last. d until tibiae those o'clock, the dime that he ought to call him. It wee hie gam' mama to teach at the ceiling to rouse him, red be did so upon this oussaton. and Moir wee dews to him to the bakehouse. In the monies he messed that the haul of his mistress was much swollen, and that also was bleak about the taco Is the ene•isg ►he dropped down from exhaustion whilst embus some breed ♦a the shop. Rs twisted la getting bet into the leek parlour. Wren he heard hie mistress unstaiss he thought she was is distnes, and M tweed to the stairs to listen them Ur. J. Robinson, solicitor, Mend the wart, sad stated to his worship that he attended for the prbown. Witness, is continuation, *aid that where hie mistress fell ski asked to be iodated into the bark parlour. The prim an, la reply, said with several oaths," Let leer lay there epstil eke eosin tellereelf." Oa Sudsy, slots hie master same down into the bakehouse for the bokier, he (vita's') asked hi. how hie nietreas was,: to which the peleater replied, " I'm astaaisbed it has not happened before sow." That was ell he know abort the matter. Ccommtamined—He had arm ems his mistress drunk bat ewes. He could net swear whether she was tipsy or not as the Frilay that the isjeries were Waisted. He bed beta in the minim of Mr. Moir about s week, acd whets be entered into it he noticed t►at the accused had a bleak eye, bat net the este alluded to by the curses In his evidence Riven yesterday before the Gomm. He had use., said before the coroner that he saw his master knock her about oa the Saturday afternoon until abs beanie ineensibie. He ►ad laver seas him strike bet. AnaeiriaaCaToos4tliiiieeemod, said the tailed 'pen her seat, Mrs. Moir, about belfspast sae is the 8 itury, sad it was saber is the shop or back parlour that ens saw her. To the best of vitals's% belief, this pagan was set in esaimay male moment with kis wife, sad shortly afterwards We aims in. Dmeased appeared to be very peaty, and aa she required of her was to ask km antis to allow her (the dr owsed) to Ile down, as she had sot bees to bed all night, sad she was our,, if she had as hour's sleep, sliewsuld be better. fibs wait sad asked km undo to allow ler sent to go to bed, sad he in reply said " This is Saturday ; she mast salad the shop." She told her sear, sad she did sot consequatly go and lie down . She remained with her sad' anon halt post three o'clock on Ilaaday marsisig. Dalai*. time that the was chore eke taw the passer strike his wife several time very severely on the fees. Ho magma as a reason for his seadetet the ladies( of • bottle of gin sad*, be ; Jana He was sox it was hid from Ids. (Here wittier wee amble to wowed with *videos*, aim being completely OTIMIIIMP with grief.) A atiair was beaded, sad offer a few monde she west on, sutler/ that dm WM of the quarrel between the prboner and dunned was because be had found a brittle full of pin width he knew Bathing at all shout. The prisoner told laws, that she mast Woe got it ea the sly at the Citable, Cheese pabliaboese. The deceased desk& that she bad got it from that pubbe bow, and he had afterwards disfavored that to have beta a falsehood. Si* said that ohs had brought it from the Middle-row, Holleve. Wiener mid to boy allot, " You had better say was brought it to pm, for yna meld set ham broug h t it from Holborn yourself." Ties primmer was mina at the time. She said oho wee paitive that ohs bad brought it herself. Whams soatiased to sly that it was her ',Arsine that Mrs. Dow brought it to with setae soles. She deayiert that the gla same from the Cheer , ire Cheese, he bless. infuriated, sail preeesdrod to the Madam already .Laded to, bezinn bre shoat tie heed and km stmt waesereilelly. He alai kicked bat sheet Mir=ad bolded her rasa. He mod tier with greatibeseaad Wham was here edeassidsed by the saegbleete ass to keep anything hack hews, the enamor was related to her, be ale mart remember that she bed eaUed God to trita.ve that she spoke the truth and ass dud arablag. She (do wsers!) then west into the booklet/Jeer to drab berself, sad tritest* aseerapasied her. /be observed braises and Intl shout the Mad sad hos, end masses of osagessad blood SWISS the halt. Bb. asked bar If as should wash her bead, sad some hot water was mat for, bat she was enable to boas the right of the wound., sad left her to do it for harsh This witeess this weal.. to repast th. *Oboes gi badyea at the laqueet as above. [TM nes sot leglaiaated what we watt to rem) Total manta £1,328,762 6 2 The general meeting of the shareholders of th; Bank of Liege was held on the 19.11 inst. The ac counts submitted to the meeting by the managers show a net profit from the operations of the institu tion during the year 1849, of 138,942 f. 530. After appropriating 27,788 f. for the reserve fond, aexording to the legal requirements, and a farther sum of 9,558 L am remuneration fur the eerv'ees of the mans- item remained 100,369 f. which it was decided to apply to the paymeot, on &Wafter the 21st March, of a dividend of 295. oer share. There will then re main a surplus of 1.227 f. 33c. to be carried to account oldie following year. Two days' later dam and advices have been re ceived from New York. The commercial news is not important. At New Orleans on the 3rd cotton had declined 3 per cent. in price, and the New York market was extremely dull for this staple, the sales on the Bth not baring exceeded 700 bales at previous rates. The oorreepoodetes which had passed between Sir H. Balser and Mr. Clayton, at Washington, with respect to the commercial relations of this country and the United States, bad been presented to Con grew, and after some diaciusion was referred to the committee of commerce. The letter of our minister, which we subjoin, will be read with satisfaction by men of all parties in this country : British Legation, Washington, Jan. 8, 1860. Sir,—lt bevies hone represented to bet Malesty's Revere se at that there Is some idea on the part of the government of the Uaited Eiwes to increase the dud. s upon British Iron imported late the Usited States, I have bees inetraited by t is Befesty's goverment to norm to the United States government the hope that no addition will be sada to the duties imposed by the prettiest tariff of the United States which already we** heavy epos British production, and I meet bet Mem, for my own rare, that an augmentation of the dashes upon British products and manufactarre. made • t • summit wheel the British goverenteut have by a variety of measures been facilitating the commenee between the two countriee, would geode's • very disagreeable effect upon public opinion ia avail myself, Be., Haunt L. Stamm". The arrival of the West India Mail steam-packet Thames bring dates from Jamaica to the 22nd and from Demerara to the 18th February, and the usual Mexican mail. She brings on freight, in dollars and gold dust, 1,997,809 dollars, of which 91,597 dollars are for account of the Mexican dividends, and the remainder consists of remittances on meichante account. Prom Jamaint we learn that the weather generally had been favourable for the growing cane', particu larly on the north aide of the island, whilst in the opposite direction the severity of the weather had in tenupted the manufacture of sugar and done the crops no good. In business there was no improve ment, and all descriptions of I ading imports, includ ing breadstuff', were looking down in price, codfish only excepted. Sugar was quoted 11x. to 13s. for drat, and 13s. Bd. to 18s. for ordinary to fair ; rum 21 proof 3e. per gallon ; Pimento, bd. per lb. ; Log wood, 40s. per ton. Exchange on London, i per cent. prem. for 90 days, and 1 per cent., for Bank bids of same date. There is nothing of a political nature of the least interest in the news from this island. Advice, from Trinidad of the 21st February, men tion the appearance of the small pox, which, although of a mild character, bad ended (*tally in several casts ; and, on some estates hadinterrupted the sugar making foe a sheet time. The weather wee extremely favourable to the ga , hering in of the canes, and the yield this year was expected to be a full average and of a good quality. Labourers were in plenty, n happy con trast to the want experienced in many of the isla Ate. Three vessels with cargoes bad already sailed, and others were loading for England. The admiral, Lard Dundonald was to leave the next day for Cbagres. The accounts from Demerara are to the 18th of February. The line of railway was giving much satisfacuon, and a new section was about to be opened. At a meeting of the Combined Court it was resolved that the duties on wines and spirits should be devoted to pay the interest on the loan expected to be granted by the home government for 260 0001, and that s sinking fund of 2i per ornt, should be formed to pay off the capital in twenty years. The mulct was well supplied with provisions hos the United States, which were being offered at reduced rtes. . The new Mexican tariff, which came into operation on the 24th Deormbar last, applies come important modifications to the former awe of the legislature and the tariff of 1845. Com'pared with the restrictive commercial system pursued by Mexico till the last war, the new law is of a decidedly liberal character, inasmuch es it opens Mexican ports, to a much greater extent, to foreign trade, whilst du ties which formerly opaated as a complete prohibition an greatly reduced. It is to be hoped that the results of this step will be such as to encourage the Mexican government to proceed We eie glad to be able to confirm our circular of last month as to the 'Mel Made, and BheMeld trades generally, primulas towards a condition of fair employment and wages for the operatives, ea well am a fair rotate ler the investment of capital, and the skill and enterprise of the manufacturer. This is to the better security of the purchaser, so far as the quality nth. goods is concerned, which requisite is often last eight of when, by massive competition, arising ft , in the dullness at trade, the wages of On operatives and profits of the manufa, bum are materially reduced. We have eager- Weed, from investigation, that in severol breaches of the staple trades or the town this number of hands employed at thl. period, is contrition wth the same time last year, have inerinsod as follows: Feb trade, in all Its branches, 695 ; saw teed', 98 ; table-hails trade, 122 ; edge tool trade, 77 spring knin trade, 93 ; earn.s other train, 610; t0ta1,1,68.5. And, uit may be fairly estimated that there wee such a number only partially employed, Including old and young, es being now in full work, will double the above calculation, it resells that there is an actual improvement in the district, within one year, of emplonneat fur near 3,000 opers'ives, Insides the increase in their wages—a very cheering state of thing., and a great relied not only to the trade funds of the workman, bet also to the iehabinate penally, who must all abate la their prooperity. Wilt moderation and co operation between employees sad the employed, awl keep ing in mind the liability to change*, which an sure to near seone. or lanr—and in consequence avoiding extrema m dangerous—it is-weote be downed that the preaent year will Leaf up many sores made by the unprecedented combination of causes, oocuirine is suecsaion, for same years previously. DMILDI ITOCILL—Maaen 28. I pee Oeat. Coes* 81 per Cum Stock for weep i Beak Stock 2Ol Royal Baak let. paid li Mall* sad Liverpool Ship Baia* 3W. ;WM ) 411fe:de Mato ditto Great Southern sod Wearers EICHANORS AND STOCKS ABROAJ. - BsesunA, Wince 26.—Behrisa Funds: Loss, 1848, pl,. per Cents , 981 ; Ditto, 1142, ; Ditto, 11148, 941 ;MN 1644, Pour-sad. a•ltelf per Casa., 1 14; Ditto, 1638, Three per Omit... 4 Ditto, or the City, 11.33, Your per Ceuta., 100; Ditto, 1843, Me per Ceuta., 931; Book of Belem. Pour per Cents., SI ; Ditto, bow or 1611, Hee per onto., Ito. [idioms ow Lauda', 35.55. AIWITIMMII, MASA= r3.—ne 8011110 Inland funds or every kind were steady to.dey. with mew tweirou Ist/grab arid Your per GSM French hide Wady; the Three per Ceuta. awed, to eonse 3;esesor the Bourse eselwap of Paris the da bakes yesterday. .ia. Portuguese, sod Rowlett in South Asswieut steady. Disesuat, 3 per out, THIS DAY. Two o'Curcx. The depression under which the English funds have laboured consequent upon the accounts from Paris daring the last few days has entirely disappeared, and the market has recovered its former buoyancy. Comols were first quoted 931 for cash, and 961 to / fur the 11th April ; for money they roes to f, then fell to 1, and were last marked 95j; for account they touched 961. They are now quoted 95/ to / for pre sent transfer, and } higher for time. Exchequ. r Bills were done at 645. and 665. ; and India Bonds at 86s. prem. In the foreign stock market the tone 'generally is rather firmer, but scarcely any alteration in price has occurred. Danish Scrip marks 31 prem. Spanish Actives, 164 for account. Not much business has been transacted, the deelinp being limited to the following: Brazilian Bonds, at 89/ and 89. &vans Ayres, at 49. Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., at 881; exchange, 25f. Danish Five per Cents., at 93 ; dito New Scrip, at 3 and 3} prem. Dutch Foar per Cent. Certificates, at 86/. Equador, at 31. Mexican, at 291 for money, and 291 for the 16th April. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, for account, at 72 and /. Spanish Five per Cents. Actives, at 161 for money, and 164 and / for time. ENGLISH FUNDIL—Tais Dee. • Hest Stook. abut D per IX We. Aee.. Red • I pee C S I Con dam. shut I 11# pee OW abet per ft. Om Loan. did I hadheeeer SUN. 0.. Se __ _ _ FORSION MID& per OL ANWAR& w per OL Pell. bei l de. u t 70 1 pre (IL OWN& 164/6, 141 T (km& Winedl4 3 4 Ile PIT On , . UV: Iv:Manna Ode, le el 4 Z . l.= &HOS II 6 tef . O . L e =e6lol o 4ll 114 Pemmivew Olev_.,ll 3 6 per OL Rim Ne.. 1 4 ,6 T = Odeesbnk WU teettiL it rt t .__6 - 1 tr rpreswiwoL ....... 1 par tioKoX - Flia vaiima e . 3 : 3 II per OL 3 1 .664 /kW. 66 4 4 pee OL Dula OWL. WI T Veosumels Palmed Sae- is I MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. tlrcau.—The public WM wait off heavily, sad ths irapirars bought in hugely to sustain the wisrket. 6,000 bags of Mauritius *Rend, and about half s ld; 4.000 base of Bengal also offered, and the lame proportion sold. 4,000 bass flan WHIP also brought forward in paha"' so: a; the mad was bought in, the damaged sold at low prises; 200 Mids. of Cabs offered, and all withdrawn for want of balers prowious ram. Reflood 'market steady; grocery lumps, Mie. to 60s. Correa.—There has sot beets a public sale to-day, bat the market wears a firmer ',peeresses; we are without trauma OW to Mort in rod ordinary native Ceylon; but the article is firm at 47s to 485.; buyers offer the former rice without finding sellers. Bemis are dull of sale, sad scareely =riling does this week. Smarerau oostinues heavy, and isles could not be mad* without giving way in prime. The arrivals have been large. Carron.—Tbe wiles of the week outpost to about 700 Wes. Peewit quotations us 1 per lb. below the late highest point of the market. Tea.—The market for low common Coupon le not quite so good as last week. In ot►er descriptions prices are saaltared. In at►er srtlelts no material alteration. TALLOW MARIERT.-THIB DAY. The lurks' k *My, topostorday's prima. Potorsboyi; T.C. ea Ow mot is quota 37t.; Um& delivery, 360.9 d. ; Ootober to Deonaber,llll6. &I. to 33e. W. stirrHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Coop., and Davie report the sapid/ ahem awl trails oath., totter, at the following quotations: Polon Meadow, 68e. to 74a. ; tafottor, 66a. to 66a. ; Clover, 804. to 86*. ; 8 maw. Zia. to lao. fee 13 I3j 9 1 le IA 47 IS 161 ar.rso a rl. Dareh. . Biota sag Exmouth I Ole se is Dna Fart Grab Na e,a Do.rros,A.Dohned Ds dans B, s Ct. De. or Cost Pref... Gt. Sinli.sed Wu.. (In., Gnat Nee laglesd.. Da. New, 11411 Do. New, SOO Do. Now, gig De. iions Do. De. New, An „. „. ash sad Selby „ Do. ibir4 Lanentir sad Cattails Lonershlre sad Itorkalthe De. Do. Now fins. p.Ct.l. Do.lludderolle/dkNhalt. Ito. Want Warn llnion Lando asd Baulked... .. Lads and Minh i Do. Do. Prot. St... Cost NNso.? I Do. Do. 140.3 Do.Quartaro tbu . . Loo aad Waning .. I Las. Beetles, it &Coos Do. New lea. 6 p.Ct. Da guarantied bp. Ct. Crodosnirds. Do. Pest. y II par COL. DisCionn. b p.CL1032 I Lambs ant *J ane Lomas k North.Wootent Do. de. New a Ants . Da. FMO D0.41104..11.ead B.(C) Wadi. I South-Western I Do. Nev. gbh De.l44nr, I* Do. New Preforms. .. Lowestoft Oaar.4 prOst. raw,Rus,asMstlon Igeneh„ giteLkLincoloth Do. r No. 1 .. Do. Yarn. No. I ... Do. shares, No. ... Do.. SIO Fret. ... Do., Onat Grimsby Do abet sad Ltssels... Dv. Grimsby Dote .. Do. Limon Unice ... Ds Mrs. and Dirks Do. Cons B. It B. 6p. C Do.EnrwashVollepPret. Midland OnatWes. (In) Da. New SW Do. Gurus Saps CL. North Ma& Do. I North Stalladohlr• Caked, Wilts.,* Wotan. Poston and Wore Do. a shores (A) ... ndulid., and Rolgate I Union and Hoskin Do.ihepreth Lamaist Lontrat *Tait - lei aril 1 - OrOt ftrews.,lg Biro, CION - A Do., Ons•. Do., Now Clo.;solood.. lihrowobory owl Meow plot. W. Ws) I Holes I Do. Clowatri Do. I por aoU. ohroth Donn osiuro Cake Do. Prelims, Booth 9tatordobiro.. _Da No. Do. Na Do. N;.l litilsted .: IL York. Don. and Gook. I MAIM. Rotherham, and Goole.N.Dt. boa. 3 p.Ca. WaterierdaodM.kesay Wear Valley, e p. Ct. gua. Do. do. do. Wt t% Boewaset,* Worm. York,Newomallokßarwlok Do. Fat.(YorkeiNewat. Do. o.N.LPurchorPrei York sod North Midland MANCHASTER, llarlA 27. EtTOOttaiollAteol.—Tho •w ant of basin., deed wm vary moderate. sod titan yrs no amorist variation to LIMDs. Mara 27. thocz-Hherikeel.—Ttwash this was the ant day fee them. sossant, thin was a smilet hallspaitlat Is is w ont of barns. amesis i& tiers ass soli • bi a d . a t foray sumo ram llslss—lsst Lasses" 111; Grist ns Nuraero, 144 Litassigno sad Utiles Plttla, I d 1..; York and Nor* Weiss& I. 11. 51111LIA0t , All, Marsh 27. Ileocre•lizeuseee.—Tacks bare market was steadier, sad atom Ow whole anarktg-dily. leuterslary sa4 intsslagnms were Wit -ouch inquime of er, and ibis stock soak% sly be obtained at lOgber priori. Other storks rinuelited at pretty nearly the quotations of Needy. A vote of thanks was pasted to Mr. Love for hie able "- Time as a director, and another to Mr. Close for his atten•ien to the dn•.ise of his office eine* the present board took once. It being sow about seven o'clock, and the scrutineer not having completed their labours, it was agreed that the meeting should stand adjourned for sect hour.. Accordingly, at nine o'clock, the meeting was resumes, and the result of the poll generally was then stated to be as follows favour of the bill, present, 3,418; proxies, 16,685; total in favour of th. bill, 20,001. Against the bill, present, 1,402; proxies, 6,533; total arainst the bill, 7,935; total majority in favour of the bill, 12,066. The CHAIRMAN said the sanction required by the order, of parliament was therefore accorded to this bill, whether it was upon the votes of the parties present, or upon the proxies. Thanks were voted to the chairman and directon, and the emoting then separated. Hi ice 37 se is 4 i ii tog 10 dim pot a, n II Mo. IS 14d.. u 4 Pk* IS 44 44 ela 12_ 14_ 1) "ie ' If 6 k ff 1 1 lk it 4 03 33 U iii le ft 111 19 liiii iise 163 4f Ilf tif 14 62 Ti I i 111 es Int 14 1 4 1 If t 9 ?await It&n.wan. Amao.ludiaa Mao Maw .I sad Ausariaa te:la aad se rnuase (ioni) Dane thusiek , bet Ise= Dade. Gnat ladlis him& ... De. Matirkt owl Vilna .. Maar ail Us. Hiram et Mose .. Odra' awl bonbon .. Peril aid WSW ?missed Bear Pads god Magearg Bar lad Ham 71saa sod Nuns' 174 Is ex itiv 4 i t " I Ps. sr WI 19y Ai. I 9 41 43 __ 7 II pm. Is lii elfin I It+. r it 30, 11l 1 1 db. e db. • II 1041 s 6 I 46 fa 1 ii v.: _, i lo 14 litelL 131 14 •af a 27 SI di& %die 1 1 dim. 1 $ Pl' il rat t 3,1 ii 414. 7 i 71 ,u. lll 1:01 di. LlliiirOOL, March 27. STarz-lizoniotoi.—There was far badness dose to-day, but at redly reduced prima Lassarldrs sad Tarksars Orasoildard, $5 4,—Ditto abans), 11 id. 4. d.—Ditto (pref. stores), 144—Ditto (WM shares, W. R. U.), SI a. d.—Lards sod Bradford, 90—Lando. W North Warm 1044—DUto New ram), 1 as. ed.. a Sa Mld land. SW—Ditto (L i share.). L-111. Kars IL and C (am prel , per arm). par.— th Seaters fN . s od Dever (Pr 4 nearer), 4 11.. 3d. a—latto (No. 4, ir . r 1.5.. *XS 4.), 41--Dalsh Lear; • la 7d. d. RAILWAY GRIEVANCES. The directors of the Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, sad Ayr Railway, have ferwarded to the various rsilway boards a sop y of a petition to the House of Commons, on the subject of the unequal and oppressive duty levied on rail way passenger fares. In the circular accompanying the petition the directors of the Glasgow, Paisley. Kilmarnock, and Ayr Railway ob. serve, " The board are aware of an opinion entertained by a few railway companies, that it would be more prud e s' this session to obtain, if possible, in the first instance, some alteration in the law regulating parochial asusments, and then in a subsequent year to attempt to gain a repeal of the government pusecger duty; but alter mature reflection, and some correspondence with other railway companies, they are induced unhesitatingly to adopt the (Tinton, that the present depressed state of railway interests is the very beet plea for agitating both claims ; h. sides, they Sr. so far distinct and separate, u that the government duty is a fiscal question, while that of parochial rates is comparatively of private importance." WINDING-UP OF RAILWAY AND JOINT- STOCK COMPANIES. DIRECT WEST-END AND CROYDON PAILWAT.-.. In the winding-up of this unarm before the Master in Chancery Tinney, yesterday, he decided that the name of Berl Talbit should be placed upon the list as liable, his case not being distinguishable from that of Major Bereeford and other members of the managing committee. The ease of Messrs. Cur and Stud, ly was resumed, and after considers. ble resistance the Muter held that notwithstanding the obliviousness of both these gentlemen, of which he could not give them the benefit, he must in accordance with the dense accineed, decide that they wets liable. It was signed on the autho ity of a decision of Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce, that in cases where an indemnity was given the parties, though they might have sated, were not liable, but omtended in reply that this decision only applied to a spe cific cue, and was not intended to be of general application. - • KILBRICKEN MINING COMPANY.—Yesterday, the Muter b Chancery Et.chards floishel the list of share. holders in this company, when Mr. Wyld, H.P., was held liable for 100 shares, and Macaw. Mount, Capper, Close, and oases for shares of smaller amount The further sung nation or Mr J. H. Crockford went to show that he ant thought of repurehseing the 'she., and taking it to himself. a fortnight before the ineetiare at which it was authorised to be sold. It appeared from his evidence in chief that the mine wee originally the joint property of himself sod Wm. Croaked, his father, who died in 1844 ; sad that, dariag four pan, about 10,0031. was expend, d on it beyond the en turns. For 12 month, after the mine was waged by kis brother, Predk Crockford, and realised during that period • prelit of 2,0001. Subsequently witceas purchased his mother's moiety of the mine for 2,0001., under a conviction that, with proper outlay, it would be remunerative, and to raise funds to pay off the purchase-money, it was proposed that a company should be footed, in 1,300 shares of 101. each, which, through the leftism), of W. Carpenter Evens, of the Grand Ho:el, Coventgardw was accomplished. that gentleman rwa lying 10 0 free shares, and not being called on to pay the 1,0001. in consideration. About 3,0001. was then expended ea A* property, and this proving Issuffieient, two calls were made, rers not paid. The directors were advised they had no power to enforce them, and the concern became involved. The shareholders would neither attend meetings nor tomcat is say measures of extrication, and it was finally resolved to sell the assets. The property was pot up for salt at 2,6601. Wieners attended this sale, sad bought the cowmen far 2,2701., and was induced to do this because " many of the shareholders expressed a wish that another company should be formed to work the mine" so soon as the liabilities could be paid off ; bat only two came forward ti assist in this, and mitoses would sustain • loss of 1,0001. on his ourehase. The secretary never made entries is the company's books at wit ness's dictation, but according to his own judgment. Had tringsltares is the company, and hie brother 60 hes Warw. in Ireland the property was less saleable than else. where. On the applicatson of Mr. Wryithw, the WWII manager, and Mr. H. Harries, his solicitor, the master fixed a day ex the purpose of striking a rateable call on the share holders to defray the outstanding liabilities, and which it is expected will amount to about Is. 10,. per share. Doscs Rasmus—The attendees in this emapaare Maumee, suggested by the Liverpool awassitteme , have reetived by Tort deems the approbation of the King of Holland, sal t , will be imported into the laws and regulations. The eon. pail's staff is to be reorganized, which, it is expected, will offset a saving of 30 per max; and negotiations Lan been mewed for • jimmies of thiallas with those of Prussia. EDDINVNON AND BATHOATIII —The Government In erector, Capt. Wynn, has been over this oespurs lit., sail it is repeated to be opened in a few days. NOISY BRITIAIN.—On the last arch of the Roxburgh viadast bang oompleted in a few day; there will be 'arose the Teviot, at • height, it is sestet " lithert i rcror attainable by the feathered tribe." :I 2"` • I I PI. fr 4 h.. 3 die. 7 1 ste t so 30/ 61 5 101 111