The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-04 00:00:00

A'' t:2 4 ,.,, , e . -c--c, Pitjt Lt ,1- s •p-'_/ i - ' v im.. --r- e- - . - . 4vbt 41-ort.(;s No. 1,074.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1860. [THREEPENCE. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. SUPPOSED Iwc•NDlan,Y FIBS, NEAR ROI'SION.— A serraspcssisat writes; "I regret to Worn you of • druid greirwlalek omarted ea &bulgy alobt at Admen mar , • ippoold to b• ast of aa Mastery. limed MIN Wan burnt dews and a amber at cottages; and dm W the amount of 100001. and upwards. A Mad added muck to the coallegration which It was la the extreme to behold. People esss at a lass to lommit for the actor the villain, am there it not a tingle bin bodied man in the union oar bee them been d ar i ng t h e winter, all laboartm lumliagr bees well employed.' 1 ifailannia, J AN . 20.—lisatbarg Threr-666A-Hdr.., 60 *mkt 11 .1 11211,....../Niney; propSa fly@ molaii aos IN" 106 miry; 16va por OrPZ. 106 1111. MI moray, Buda FIT* a ip. :oll tit, NO bilk ti llial lTagaile ZVI& lAA 106 111111 4=7; MOW 011., MOM.. $4l MD. Ni abiall Ma Clii i _lMl sad 416 swift% maw , Welk Web h i "Irr o ■ ll 7 wi Iliaa ir ram; 'mai 11.. parOmma. N 11=111ers." pa Oats.. IIONM6, pit Stralay; ban. Terse per 7 001116; Maj. ill to Dittc , , 17•• Oar, 961 IMs . 06 Off il 16, 100 ; 13.... 1 111 earer alin. 111.10 e, three BAIL P - 7 IT: ra" ^Wi r — --woof liTailiall•iikirdif MOIL VLF I%.IILANCII Oft aaari_e_lalallailla medu s a s ist" ml MARINE INIWILIMI at tip arms rr , reete.f• tiff is permed at wrlittia Jowl Lamm% ONDON ASSURANCE 1 TABLE CUTLERY, WAREANTELL—Tbs shoat 1 coa p o w lext ~,,,kidi ed so TABLE varied enortenia if CUTLE . RT ta the week ell nand it Owen la the nip d Wag "Dorn M I T al illena/ h4 let a a dame nu. pe the link tar LlPh. TINA awl lap ht W L Isms of Sew- VMS thICCE4. Mos It. masstrost, irml 111 =8SsokiiirTssiM us raossirs. I isismos, corshifl, sad If, Or dimly bowaretills Impels of th• saw. Walk Mel. WIN kik% wkii Wel direr Ms per Amu; einiesk hug =s e t , eeeee ,,,,, et ......i... the uh r R:NW wafts, tw ter Arm admit emu% ht. W. pee pair; hew --•-•--e; be rogsrissos sis. Fr awn; it extra Mae. with WM ;;',. i iC., " bk. s wim e rn m . hash% kies ea; nib boas teen ham, traa ea per alma; NUS teed. arm% la j win, la per peer; bast hen able neva frees la -as en need ma • boar le redeem ; ems% es. l sew" Sa ed- : alb Owlet khw an t= pia ba ......, b e no Youpssaissi ft piesitssom war ma SO* Yam reed litawrwhe. Is talammi.--athellawl i; EWE/ wasssesio.s. i Ala is -- - - - - HUNGARIAN BUFFIIRINGS. A numerous and hl&y re=li s iss4 was bold at the Tomtits% Atsteri ea Priem t, the If* ult. in obedimee to a req to the Mayor, Wu.matt Wiz.mams, Req., wbe ea the measton. T ra t the requieliisa was ealy *Med ea the day of the se stress wee the interest Alt is the subject that the I was Clod, and the *Jainism area was crowded** peewee unable is pin ad *name. The reselatiou wan of the Name nature es thee t titered et Bala a the Mat of Demalew lest; and, the =sedan did not break up millheliPeest 11 M the addremee of the different mashies mm9_ *set4ewas Mimed to with the deepest mama*, and iwalvirg midi mambas temrini. _ - . • , UT Clorl .- 4 z 0 4114,r l ' a wl awl lift i' 4 goo‘olvoel. TM mei =T i t rsTA. , Woo food hoes, aro Br ' Jo Art el To so.two ore o- Ors all MOO A ; .. lima row witbrat filltliPlia iIE w.o.n. We" 'hag est of Ur 11.1foof Bo . . :~~ ~ ~. !TAP. GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE, L VSNUITT. and TAMILS LNDOWYMIT ASSOCIanoN, brensers ca malaise wa. lac PAN saared IL.: the MINAS Ms! (Mali amid. 11,Ans To Awns MOO rea Loa ;7 7 , 30 I 33 1 40 49 1 90 011 1 ' SI .MO;S2 091 S 2 7 41t213111/23 70184111 ro:actiti islignal. ..oisimatnut p•ERS)NS ci INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either 3 mud trot* may REALM a MODERATE LNCOME •• •:• 'titian ut Waft ossimqv—or ▪ :her prousally oi by ~Os las EA S T DWI& • ore,: mac ham% Cburbbyard. N 'FAS, STOVES, and FIRS-IRON& ot the Awe ere ronumben, Winn Swag ikeiling, to • a:'1.101 P. ittIITUNI Ones Noes nal &WM) WOW • m •. ~extiotreet, worm anowarawk.O. r Uhl, New. It 7 we the largest la ihn i =rl lohein each an of ►ENI , Erdt, RUM* •is a IILONNoNGIRT alma be ir oggnealhe all =e ll 4 er -• .• earw4y, novelty, beaming Emig% or osirldhines at work. • . near the prier ere on then hew susin ke wed& his es. • lew been o, reobratod tor men am squirts, of n eneting. 1... • IVO v:11; 3.ai l ,rnatrients med t•• Mee bum £1 Inn; urn irceuto and :no sets d S 3 lk b twenty ▪ , neire4 fenders ednirlete, with her is. a SI; V e . ken 3 1 ..• Mtn, with arasia eramals.frumt :en raiment; J+.: imam frail L SIL as on 1. in eh wet,. .1.. i tare mem lit 'tom with rwhatisihrsM PM& The v.,. 7 :or retry:article oot approval eh asselngnen en: ,per poet) trea—linabiliesd lifelbvirest p- IIE:..ENTS FOR THE NEW YEAR. ramccrs FOR FATHERS. PAM :AM FOR BROTHERS. PRESENTS FOR SONS. PRESENTS FOR UNCLES. PREeENTS FOR COUSINS. PRDENTS FOR THE AGED. PRISM* FoR THE NERVOUS AND PARALYSED. PEEsENT 4 FOR THE BM AND BEDRIDDEN. T . ,11.1 INN valuable ear the approaching sewn lo rvolv., WWII* snA. or isTabdied Merl. b• I: • :.,, PLt. H.E. GUARD HAWN. bet wary beinaßsi. • rah*, ••1 au 'kraut bos. Rub gad kg. pries Ow Odom; p ::.r. I, at extra. it Ilt.,mr• ten be red Is to& Is the dm% et alelli.4•1111d; • th eta. atm, rel Impala% ellbstedly TIMM thy ft:untie Ala. There vita armor Ansi Wire eon ,n,e5...; and Le Investien Y se pallet sai oak Slot oven .• :mid lady eauld slaw • dal hubsed wR lbsility. 4 4 % Oa 2.10 Co., pIOHIN t 2. Claarlas-croo. Imam • • Jr ramming, teitimeile. hit d agents. Ax.. we TIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. P tart or twilight, gig sea Tipp, eed daring the extreme, .eleo:onwee lAA Y the cemegbet of siekswe, the new ow be veil with pellet! eakty."—Maratag Poet. •. . • ..not :a bed. osi a railway, or ens la a arrive on the .1.. Tbt operation of shaving Is elhead is an too:weir. :.;.Ye of WM. even by the Cant tinkle" nervous. This r, Jr as redly a sp'endid ineentlen."—Lannat. JoHN 81N1N1TT, 18, Bishsporate-street-within, 4 , IIIAKEIL, be jut /M....a - ken Percy _ solicits the Wavy iTowbris To iiiTeiloteesiTeid !neva manufectuted MOM sad SHOES, which he is oral% •.• roam be equalled f o r elapses of dodo and quality, coot. b.ord ert.h •uperior workmanship. . . . 41N 4131:qinT eat. ;...tenta to an entirely new proems la the reNretice of enamelled leather, whereby it le rendered beautifully ea end OM*, mei so much (imaged to its nature so not to neessice tea pas d uffinvenenee genereily experienced on veering new ewer and .ern tile! tear a beautiful pobah, requiting no blacking they io n t (TaCil of baling USW, ad NOM wet better titan any Cbst intim r. 1.1111!‘ SI MNITT tau. thi op , ortunity of migraine thank.. to 4. ~ . eeete patron. Ye their k.T.tt myth% esti ,tarthey toilette the • ...ether et their suture hitotitc whith ekali meter Ms bro J. J. hire cella emetics to the beset Ide being supped with ce •botert Yowler throb beet the berthys seassthetswers. S.S. lathe bade thereenir to the leet by J. S. &matt fr II I . : FOUR REQUISITES for a COMFORT ' A OLE ollATV—Ftrotty. • good ltoror—saaandly, • good - ' , iftr i t's ~d Soap —hardily, a good Waring-laraeli; ad v.. .r. 0., he skating. et the host quality sad moon winstroOko, .... 1....• wet 00U.101, who out money reosseeed thole triple Geo. w-- d Itailwav User; dirt hallo:" Strop, with how ettwittol ; t • • raw. sharing heat, twoutitally otentral and nekton s durable LPL = . std •to , r Nob= halorre- hair dim Ago*. They oleo I .: .a... 4 ti •••: ws to invert their lowino 4e" whorl b. ....no .s. Wow somber a enerookom In the spoon— A1tr..,10/.....ail satiNO, 119 and 000 , lllohoppowstrest, Lunde& lt TE.%5.111 sad CO% BLEACHING sod RIME -111 .1 iLvni - E Kura kr Twddles• 1P =2,1, 7 1 . • • sad • •••.—Warettosise ItEXIOVZD bus W. • :1 4 , 'wood 'oast door b Towehohlw).—llie WowArlog • ats ...s ter its esteewollearydetwine mod I. I • when, kw twat, woe% end s* aka, the ae i • . woornoweded , it slow ow eat et keel% bog lb . ~ . •Ar 4...• :stow, and only had the Is hide* • • .• any sober soap. It baker is,, • kale thst kr " .• • .e.reel?) wood* to ow we lab. sow at aus sot ~.i ...midis riaateetstre how mid It kr WM% WWI* •. K.., and haw hand it seponee to tway Who. Iwo. I r.rato tanolos rote elogloyins it trill IMO, le • o .t 111 at cost the soot emoothol awl oadoWie worm osmoses. It wale a et lea. dad. t. ookosen and "intim., by tie sear "Yr twat, mew* In to well ft woille •P• st awe... Ise., look mot to new. WY In Jon ,t:h• le 12•.. Uite.k.l Vs., ere • addle el Hideo 11l K• • o ha•side, retail, awl kr eapattoakw. The Itagewenttwo • . ....,,•I to Ito diets `asset sod lieVrlng all kirk a .• • •shors, sad misuse, ke refirala WM% - .x 4 C. 4111,114. It rinsitii old= ma anameal=lego .......l.. wiener the *Agar at .path, pato* dooms ••• - • • 0 . usiT . wain ever tap peorras tam sat Mawr . • -.. y. !mow sad gold swag am kok 'eo. It s It,. has sulk end trowentod wit le Wow so Thaw sold in kb. jars at ha. pr pir,or, in b Wields. • , . l .:.k.., at led. per Its. In Do an Would iods,..= . .0..4•111. be wed with either WOW nip. Mowry, ....hd..119. sow la 'mu at la. la Iti., IL Id, sad 1 t• Is. 1.. hey. W, Www.wo•stieet. hoot largaties. sae View. • .1. • -mum. . imemommi, THE VERTICAL MANGLE, Dielped and Readettared by 0. and 1.. =MALL, IRON7IONGERS, kr., SCARBOROUGH. Registered March 9, 1549, gureonnt to Act b and 7 fin, C. GS, 7 o. MOS. I' . Mangle he. been designed with an express view to meet the • ,Oncleeny which has in long and generally been klt in this • of household fureitere. The het is well known, that .• • hem heretofore been esceedingly cembruus, expen •4l.iridy, and inefficient; end Ws has induced the town at the Vertical Haag* to introdnie an Arden %kith at • •umitk. the deficiency In every reepeet, and they are amletled enrol of a kw transmittals, aeleseed ken near Rye hundred • •iiirliest resoartsbality, will op otilleleat to ecteehoot the public, • •• •• Neal& la the met compact and doelve Is re, whilst it is •• !•orti dI istrisate or couple& mashMuy, thereby avoiding Ihhi .'innapmeet The price is lied eo low as to Wig It squally tOe renal of the aroma , as the woe egging of me loon. • o LY an rispootablo Irormoosors, prise VA. of idiom litho. dinription awl mooristerlestimosimis. -Cy ho meth, PANJULK ase MARSBALL. Talegme Works, and JOll2l W.lllllXil mad 6058, larks. • i4l- 4 1gias in oak - • . fogad with Ns Issas mid address. .7= gratin • sewotettd . of wt = emits, tr to "Tib rAP iv t itArer.iroo supersede the bungling method perp sehol. The Ina weeprea. ..;.: DARLOW ' S NEW IN. . 1 1 4 1 4 - TENTED IIIiMACTLYG STPUOX . s rawws j , pre4maktal:llE! 110 slier..llllll7.Pettttr V!!! ilr... 1 from beeeWstg Su we seld me atonally -a" in. a that tholes' pisteiall bit *ova se good me . A t ... 1 1 I 1 ( .j ,r,e the firet: werranted to repay tte out Is Z two cots ale; prioe 4s. GL. or mot ;1 11 et free to sop port of England (if two ant Wien) ot it U. rte. • r The sewn norltiliff Win as pkill WI rin onto& rho& tiro kr i ll :wed IS - 7 the tap el - 3 =the = 5 / 1 ), Warr abt maws .; E It Mere ark Is 'mai the nowt SI rue allbssig; wbr lw. tap le Wad Or no alt sir err. , . c.. 1,.... . /AND SAWA, IS . 10th IlltDirs- •• .. za. SIR JAMES GRAHAM ON PRESENT PRICES AND FUTURE PROSPECTS: Sir James Graham, Bast., M.P., of Netherby, held his rent audit on Tuesday last. and the tenantry on the Mats were invited to dinner at the Graham's Arms lan, Lougtows, to meet the right hon. baronet on the ommioa. Sir Janate Graham, of course, took the chair ; and he was supported right and left by hie brothers the /Lev. William Graham and Captain Charles Graham, R.ll , sad hie sm. Mr. F U. Graham. Tee tenants present numbered about so—and amongst them were some of the largest ooeupien on the estate. The vies chair were filled by the steward, Mr. M. Brown, jua. The usual twine of tools wore drank with the untal honours. In iviag tiel" -- Meal --- th of the Yeomanry of Combs:load," Sir James paid them a high eomplintint. They were a body of men, he said, whom he had ever held in the bigheet respect, whether he had met them under prosperous or ad e. no circumstances. They were patient, iadustrious, Inde fatigable, and "adorable, sad he doubted if they could be equalled in any county M England. The Health of Sir James Graham " was then p 2 by Mr. W. Reed, of Meat, wee drank with mach Sir Jamas °Rawl returoalthsake. He declared it was a source of pride sad perm, to ken to meet his tetanal. He had meter shrank from dein so, whoa aseseary. To meet them an the prosest oesmioa he looked upon slaoet as a daty, when sa &douse cloud ;appeared to hang over sit earned is the pursuits of egricaltsre. He preferred this 00•11111 to either that of writing letter or: makes, • parade of speech. He then took ea historical review *Obis conaexioa with the tenantry ot the Netherby estate date 1822. Is that year agriculture was greatly depressed, and farmers were labouring under great fears ot the (manganese of low prim. The prewar* was much I similar to that which they all now felt. At that period he elated an arrangement by whisk the management of the anus came into his owe hands ; and he did so for the pile me of areertainiag from his own experience what could be dose to rem agriculture from the state of depression into which it appeared to have sunk. Then, as now, low priori bad succeeded comparative high prises sad years of seareLy. There we. then a general complaint about the pruentoof local burthess. Oa investigating the subject he found many of them improperly imposed sad the funds carelesly adadais tend. He saw there was pow er to apply remedies to a cer tain extent, sad he exerted hWeislf to have them applied. At that time the peer-rate Ia the pariah of Artharet Oa which • large portion of the Netherby estate is situated) amounted to 1,1544 per sass., sad that of Kirkandrews on.E4 to 7191. Now the present rats in these taking the average of the three years, 1847, 14V a t. 1849, was for Artharet 8181—being • reduction of 30 per oent.,--and for Kirkaadrews 4081., or a reduction of 4,5 per mat. At that time (1822) the highway-rate was 4d. in the pound ; at the present time it was 2id., with roads in much bitter condition; and besides this redaction, the debt ea the main road through the *state had been so mach reload se to enable the trustees to remove several side gates, and thus relieve the fames from the tolls formerly levied upon them at those plan. Them, with regard to county-rates, he (*sad, at obi time of which woe speaking, th ere was moot pagoda expenditure, with little ' or no control exerted wen it. - Against this he had struggled, and eventually asseseded la serglarg the doors thrown ones to the public—in haviag the moodier of the county Axed and arranged Wore the epos ed the ratepayers, and not in private se had formerly leen the ease. This rnee of tromiectiag was now enforced by law in every county, sad e contracted la strong terms the prodigal exoendiaire ot that day with the eareal esoneeny of the present. He *s cribed the redaction is the peer rates to the co-operatioa of himself sad the tosaatry, sad showed how, by pareonal exer ties, heal blether' might be materially lessened. After a few mere observation oa this point, 80 James referred to the dad that mese of kb twat* had made application to him for • redaction of rent—ea appeared to be now the Wilke of the day in other plains. la saying this, however, he meet not be understood as having, from that fact, drawn as infereace that his tenants were prosperous; all he meant to convey by it was, that they had taken • view of the pre sent state of agricultural peels much similar to his own— that they were under • (dead whisk would only be of tempo rary duration ; and that they had the reliance upon him that when the proper time arrived he would meet them in a fair spirit of natty, and with • determination to do what was r lea. Hs them contrasted the present press of corn with these which rabid in 1822 sad 1836, and showed that they were such the same es at present. They had the*, as now, followed years of high piaci sad short supplies, whereby cultivation had been stimakted, sad supply made abundant. He looked upon the present press as transitory,' and said it was impos•ible to see at present what would be the ultimate result of recent messaros se to future prices. He bad, therefore, determined not to take any step to die %rub the present arrangements between himself and his tenants, uatil it was clearly aseirtaiaed what were likely to I be the tutors permanent prier. Os this he was anxious to cannon all who heard him, aantely, not to eatertaia the slightest expectation that the recent messiness of free trade would ever be reversed. That he believed to be shawl an impessibalty. On this point he spoke with great frankness sad sandbar am to what had been sad what were now his own epistles. It mlekt be said that he had cheated his opinions. He admitted that he had done so. Hs tad at use time held that to raise the price of cora by artillcial mesas mast hod to an increase of the were of labels!. He was now imavinced that each was not the sole, — that the Mitt was quite the contrary. His official position as a responsible adviser of his sovereign, W led him to a doss investigation of the sub jest, sad the dace he held had given him access to facts of each undoubted authenticity and of each a startling cha racter, as to lead to • complete alteration is his views on the sal jet, and bad determined him to take the cease he had plumed in the asttlemeat of this great question, regardless, he added. as to what might be the consequences to me and alike." He afterwards drew attention to the prim of wool, as as Loewe ot the wrong impressions sometunes produced by great changes. Wool wsa an arti:Je of treat import. ante is the payment of rent - and when the duty was taken off foreign wool, great alarm was created amongst sheep kraus. The result, however, had been that the prices el British wool had rang ed hlgbgr since the repeal of the duty on foreign, than they had ever done before. He next insancod the prim of pork, as another proof of the ease with which false alarms were sometimes crested. On the point he appealed to the experience of all these who heard him whether the priers of pork had not been remunerative sines the tariff same into operation, and equal to what they were, on the average of the same number of years, before the free admis sion of malted provisions? This showed the fallacy of the Idea which had bess entertaiasd, that the Americans could send in supplies of pork in quantities safflennt to reduce our own produce to ruinous prices. He again alluded to the question of rents and to the system of milking per tentage reductions, the latter of which he condemned as bad in prin ciple. He said it was destructive of the independence, of the farmer, and that ain't the good aad the bad farmer on the same oth's, aad in fact operated se as inducement to bed farming. He would rather wait the malt of the present essesure, and if the effect should be to reduce prices permanently, it would then become the duty of land lords to meet their tenants is a spirit of equity, making such a re-adjustment of contracts as would be fair and just towards all. He complimented his tenantry on their not seeking reductions of rent on the first appearance of reduced prices. He had not asked for increased rents in 1847, when pries far exoseded ordinary calculations, and they had sow shown equal forbearance towards him. Mr. Baown, the steward, mid that, of the whole half year's rental, due that day, there scarcely remained 501. unpaid. Tub is • rsatrakabls fact, what we bear is aisd that the mown of Sir James's animal natal will probably fall little, if J saythiag, short of 20,0001. —Abridged from th• CarkaGo ournal. FIRE IN Douorryr-antarr.—On Saturday night, shortly after eight o'clock, a fire broke oat la the private residents et Bullak, No. 7, Deraidityoused. general of the aliglibeso hotaady went to aiierfe aulsemee, whoa on eaterlog.the moot bee batik tbeg hood it eaveloped In Siam lolstioetles woe, thedie sa t .a _4l.apatiecil to the mod two Is the Loudon Br with of the Ve il : es t ellkes attended. The , ,ibretalia Whig Mt to work, the flame were eeoileed to o that pettish wets premien in which they oriubseted, but they were aid extinguished until considerable damage was done. A spark from a lighted angle, it le believed, wee the faun of the aseldeat. The Febrile, Nubs of the above seed esalesseed this Woe IN light Hos. Oa. Lerd_Msfaa. Ba rge§ M revs, Moos, eed Ulisise, ilb•• miNestsite OHM raw I jury aierassi sillellmska at tbe dielnera Glebe weber eipieures so m a settled tee bid to this rut. The JwirfiaMesalVieOseral Celestas! Court, he amid, ezteeded over • medal &et two eallguuk mit& t P e oilltalha th. " wr =l= seem swami WY, etas way thew the breast seemittet *Ai MUGU el lest yaw, awl eras Ilse sew* smeller theßtbe odlenq ave rage of esearittala for Ihe period rat lied elapsed ores the last melee, and he said that, to whatever ern lush a mull was to be attributed, it rest he moat satishetery to every perms easeersed is the ad woristreelea pt wailed teethe, mid also to the esmeusity at large. The beamed reserder this rid thus by rims white ware before him it appeared that there hid WS IN lan pumas eseunitted during the year 1849 thou the previews yew, end he ales soogratedatal the 'wad Jury ties rehherise with Weber awl WM sewer et that shatadait tthe New appeared Wee N be es the decreer, sad he coa stwise! by seek i tiag the sera jazy wed by seat he weak to which he had alluded. TM peel Jay t retired. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BO W- ST RE ET. B.►Tta' ANIAVLT VPON ♦ FOLIC' COIISTABLI.—A au& driver, named Andrews. was charged with areaaltiag police eoastahla 2V F. CoMplarna;ii, whoa face was severely cut, stated that on Saturday afternoon he wee on duty in Little Skire•liuse, Temple-bar, whoa he heard a loud disturbance in the York Arms. Directly afterwards the landlord of the pub. behoove coned him, acd he saw the prisoner ill-.d.( a female is a most sham, ful manner. He Muth bet MOW times in the face, and theft kaiaks& her dawn. The rotatable separated them, and the peisoner again struck the woman a violent blow, whisk brought on a fit. The constable left the house, and while the temetable was cretonne the woman the primmer ems in awl vernal her another moire blow. The constable took him bearieseanly, when the prisoner commencod•furions attack arm and struck him a blow upon the nose, which hied rallasely. The prisocer followed up the attack by striking mem several times acme the eyes sod face, until lus eyes were meth swollen and blackened. The prisoner, after be hedthilhael this violenoe, struggled with the constable, end seonseeled in making his escape. He ran into Flat-street, punned by the constable, who succeeded in stopping him. The prisoner sena commenced a second attack upon the constable, knocked his hat off, and struck him repeatedly in the neck and face. With the assistance of a City police-eon stable, and aftereone difficulty, the prisoner was taken into castody. Mr. Hall committed him to the House of Correction for one calendar month, without the alternative of a fine. MARYLEBONE. Casual' or BVZOLAWT.—J. Hammylots was charged with burglary. Yr. J. Marks, No. 3, Blenheim-terrace, St. Jolues•wood, said that between 12 and 1 this morning he heard a twice at Cie back part of his minim, and en making • march he discovered the prisoner crouched under some straw in a stable, into which he bad made an entry by climbing to the top of, sad then dropping from, a wall 16 or 16 feet high; a pane of glass in the kitchen window had been broken by him, his *Neat being, no doubt, that of plundering the house, in which he would in all probability have succeeded, in the event of his movements having been conducted with more gaistutes. Re was remanded till Wednesday, for further inquiries to be made respecting him. SOUTHWARK, - BOSPRCTED ROBBERY OF Hors.—Mr. Belkhambow, the landlord of the Hampshire Hors, Red Cross-street, South wark, was charged with having in his possession six pockets of ho , suspected to be stolen, and a man named Reynolds too* on suspicion of having stolen them. A constable said that yeNterf ay afternoon, from information he received, he went to Bellchambers' shop, in Red Cross-street, andMiscovered two pockets of hops la the bark premises. He asked Belli:dumb:re how the hops came there, when he replied that be exchanged them for beer. Witness said he believed them to be stolen, and unless he could give a better account of them he must take him to the staties-hew. He then said he bought them of • penes amid Pays,. Witness asked his whether he had arofiltwhea he produced a WU, dated November, the of which ha did not tee. Witness told him that rel ' el " ;;:d he did not come honestly by them, when he replied that they did not belong him, bat to a stoat man at the bar. At that time Reynolds, the party alluded to, came iato the parlour, when witness asked him from whom he purchased the hope. He replied, " That it was Sunday, and no day to transact business." Witness told him that unless he gave a satisfactory account of them, he should take him to the polio* station ; and en his refusal to do so, he took him iato custody. Witness returned with Serpent Berry to the beer-ship, which they searched, and in • shed found four more pockets of hops. They then Wok Bellchamben into custody. Mr. a'Beckett consented to take bail, and remaaded the prisoners until Monday mut. SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO T. B. BEAUMONT, Esa.— This gentleman having lately arrived at his estate at By well, met with as accident on Wednerday, the 22nd ult., by which his right baud was severe) y injured. It appeared that Mr. Beimmaost and • few friends were out on • shooting excur sion, and while he was in the act of loading his Yowling piece the gun went of, sad so mutilated his right hand that one of hie fingers had to be amputated. Since then, it is gratifying to learn, he is doing well ; and in a short time, it is expected, he will be completely recovered from the effects of this unfortunate accident.—Ninsesetle Courant. TO bDIA AND BACK IN TRRICIIONTIIS. Lissa. R. M. Taylor, of the 26th Reit., embarked on board one of the Peninsular and Oriental steamers on the 20. h of October last, for Alexandria, and haying hastened thence to Madras, nominal than twelve days, whoa he returned and reached Southampton by the same enamor on the 25th alt OA.IIII LAW VINGEANCL—At the Ashendou petty endow on the let instant, Jesse Andrews, a labourer of Westoott, who was brought up by warrant, was charged, by George OriSn, gamekeeper for the Rev. George Chetwode, of Chilton-house, before Messrs. Bernard and Martyr, with having on the morning of the 22nd alt., been armed and in pursuit of game, in Grove-wood, Winton, the property of the Marquis of Chandos. The prisoner wee defended by Mr. Jones, solicitor, Aylesbury. Joseph King and Robert and Thomas Hine, watchers for the above reverend gentle man, proved the charge. It appeared the accused wee found with a gun and a pheasant on him. The =Genrea nee matted him to Aylesbury Gaol for three months' ireprksno sent in the Rouse of Correction, and required him at the expiration of that time to enter into his own surety in 10i., and to find two sureties in 10i. each, or one In 201. for his good conduct for twelve months, and in &Melt of his so doing, to be imprisoned fora further term of is months. SEND TREY TO THE RAGGED SCHOOL.-011 Wed nesday, J. Gilmore end M. Mattison, two ragged were charged before the magistrates, at Sunderland, with having been Rand beg in . Ordered to be sent to the Ragged School. Mr. Candlish, seseetary to the Ragged School, who was present. add weed the bench to thee ll iet that the conunittes, being of opinion that juvenile Biondi , cosi was productive of great sera. • 3lad. be: ;Ma to receive ad the children found begging in town into the Ragged &hook The magistrates concurred in the opinion. The police were ordered to send all children found begging tor the future to the Ragged School.—Suistievnted Herald MORlSofilfiß rays the Cardiff Guardian) is a fact aseseplithed ; an as it is here, we will see what is its ohs raster. It es a fast to him who looks a little beneath the awhile of thing., of more than ordinary significance; in it marks a growing tenderney to rearrange opinions. t atiregneelay reenning, a body el sheet 160 persons left this lesaliby, VANS the set Y lenrbising, ill the new Amo ebas date of Duns& They started from their bead guar teas, the Gawp Inn, ender two leaden, the Moses and Joshes of this Azodna, wham they have promised to obey in all their commands. Oas of then leaders is Willies Bees, Unman. The route is through New Orleans. ENCLOSURE or ALNWICK Moolt.—The queetten of the eackentre of this celebrated tendons , * is likely to be decided in a short thee. The freemen received the provi sional ardor of the oessissithers lest week, and met in the Town-hall on the 24th nit to take it into eonsideratioa. The meeting was a large one—unusually good.knenoured and unanimous—as/ about two-thirds of the parties interested signed the documents. The order confirms the aressent entente Into with the ford of the manor; and ise no time was lost in sending the signed documsat to the tromminioners, nothing is necessary further, except the consent of parlia ment, whisk will follow as a natter of emus ; so It may be considered torten that than assent waste, where aromatic* and disorder reign supreme, will soon be oultivated.—Gans heed Mortar DARING ROBBERY IN BIONOPSOATE-STRENT.H Oa Saturday night, shortly before nine o'clock, ably dreseed young ma west into the shop of tdr. r at - , divcrim{ds sad watchmskur, in the above street, and de sired II Ipo Aiwa a lever watch. Mr. HI ho submitted one kw hit and altar some e „ the Wow r watch, which was hanging spin the =t a w. Nis tr. Higho proceeded to get It, but he had maluelygot hit ru t stretebed, out to where it wee hang ing, when the daehsa a quastity of gunpowder into tha gaslight. The remit was as explosion, and from this nose area ash essfiseloa, In the mune of which, although it was Ile Wl* et 'alp a few asenteate, the fellow bolter} oat fib. silo IMMO watch that lad bees shows Maki sad mode a Maly amp up the street. Mr. High. bane diately darted after Wm, raisin a cerryy of Stop thief !" He, however, got eked away. F j, the exploiting did so damp. PARIS, F. I. 11 per Mote. 5 par (ha te. 5 do. New Loan 44 per Omuta. 4 per Cade. Rubino on London : &drs, 1840 1841 Dw — Thom, 80de...41 150 dm . Late 87 23 o Hank Unarm Pie ont w Bovra.—ft Germain, —;„ (riebt beak), 303 73 ; Ur ssllW (ielt bank), 111 78 ; Liam, 11110 ; Rouen and Havre. Nil 23 ; Perri and Rouen, 800;8 Avignon sod Hareeldee, —; Strubalog and Bale, 113; Centre (Vienna), 525 75 North, 470; Maaterses sad Tone, —; Pena end Itensbourg, $ l 9; Tema sad Nantes, 570. Beaux Joe. 31.—Voluntary Low , 1115 L National Debt , MI Rank Sh are., 944. Badness better and prime hie/rd.—Feb. I. Voluntary Loos, 107. Natlonel Debt, MIL Hank awls, 934. TM news that Le Wig would take the milk to the constitution on Wed cry nest his taab had the elbet of a very the rise la the tozde VIM Jew. sio.—itve pat Oast. listallique. 954. =BANS GOY 111 i asvosui. 1840. 981; Ditto, 1843,584 ; Ditto, 1538 gIS; m1 :lt, of the City, 1812, ; Beak Sham, 53. Far. 3.—Billossis oit loadors. 711. THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocx. Notwithstanding the absence of any later intelli gence from thaMUM, the present upect of political affairs in Greece has been seized upon by the " bears" on the Stock Exchange to favour their operations,and the home funds consequently opened at a decline today of below Sat urday's closing prices. Consols were fi rst called 953 to t both for money and time ; they have since become a little firmer, and were done last at 951 and 86, being at present quoted 95/ to 1 for cash, and 933 to 96 for account. The Three per Cast. Reduced mark 951 and 96. The New Three-and a-Quarter per Cants., 981, 98, and last 981. Exchequer Bills, 57e. and 80s.; and India Bonds, 89s. and 92.1. priogua. Bank Stook, 2061. India Stock, 266 and 268. Long Annuities, 81. With the exception of Peruvian bonds, which have advanced, the foreign market is rather flat, with a downward tendency for most of the fancy securities. The heftiness consists of : Brazilian Bonds, at 89. Buenos Ayres, at 54. Milian Three per Cents., at 60. Equador, at 43. Dutch Four per Cents., at 863. GreLads, at 181 and ; ditto Deferred, at 4 and 1. Mexican, at 291 and 29. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 741, and 751; ditto De ferred, at 29/, 303, 30, and 31 ; Portuguese Con verted, at 35 ex-div. Russian Scrip, at 21 and 3 3 preen. Five pee Cents. Spanish Actives, at 181 and 19; the Passive Debt, at 31. ENGLISH FUNDS. Oink Stoat. SU 6 3 par Ct. Ca. Ace..9s# 11 Ipr Ct. a nd. Paw. 95j 6 lt por CM. 96i i I pin Ot. Com Asst. 961 i litelimmor MK let toilet l'Ultlllo FUN bd. 111 4 pm Ot. Austria tondo, 1 par Cs. Oran& Wk. 11 11 Ow Ct. Balm Bonolt 19 91 Omuta D 6101.11 &h., 41 4 si per Coot.— 1 per 91. Ma.. 1.44, fit 4 Lir et Ilitalllon Edo, UlO 4 per 04 Pomba Ma.. 734 6 mitt* X 101.97 9 Omen. 15 6 I per Ct. Suomi Arra, 54 6 Evil. 14a. 109 11 Limo %than Mt. 100 1 'Otto Columb. eat. lids., Spw ii 4 1 . 4. Xi 78 Columbian Lqualor 8d... 4i I sp a D anIM 3 par Ct. Ma.. 12 4 .311 ti per 04 Natal BAR.. 66 1 1 Ipm re.....i. „... 33 5 4 pt 01. Dumb Can.., 06 7 Irsastesti Dahne4 M... U 14 Tat Yoe Anoint. Mosey. Opening Moot. Wrest Closing. SS 11 .0 5 10 66W 56 5 43 30 96 I 96 I 96 .9 93 20 ,96.23 N N N N • • : 30 days, 23 49;1; 90 days, 13 30 (money.) amp I Kapiss Rugs 93 30 Wan MONEY MARKET. BLTIIIIDAT Emus°. The market was weak to-day, and the tendency of the homed ds was downward,. Consols opened at 96/ to theymoney, and 961 to for amount, from whisk Noon declined and were next marked 96 both for prompt aid time ; they then partially rallied ant were last done at 96/, and 961, closing at 96 to / for mosey, and at 96/ to 1 for the 14th - inst. The Three per Cent. Reduced were dose at 964 to 4 ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents at 981, t, and last at 984. Fluty Bill, of 1,0001. were done at 60s. aad 581‘; and India Bonds at 925. ; ditto under 1,0001., * 90s. prem. Long Annuities marked 8 11-16; Sato, 90 years, 1860, 8 7-16, 4, and 5-16. The money market during the past week has offered no particular feature for comment, beyond a percep tible degree of stiffness, which is already wearing off, in the facilities accords(' to long-dated paper—four months' bills, which previously were done with a batch of three months' paper on the same terms, have been classed with six months' bills by the "outside men." This is nothing more than a strict adherence to the rule which a continuous superabundance of un employed capital had canoed to fall into disuse. The terms of discount, however, have not varied with the regular brokers from 21 to 21 per cent. for the best three months' paper, whilst money is placed on call at something under 2 per cent., according to circum- 1 stances. The dividend on Portuguese Bonds, which became due the Ist July, 1848, is now in course of payment, subject, however, u before, to a deduction of 25 per cent., for which a like amount in 3 per cent stock is given. Against this injustice, Mr. Thornton, the chairman of the committ ee , h as aga i n entered his protest on behalf of the general body of bondholders, which protest, Mr. Donniaon, the public notary, served on Mr. Brito, the Bums agent of Portugal, yesterday. There still remain three dividends in arrest, viz., lit January and Ist July, 1849, and lst January, 1850. The following are the extreme prices at which Consols and Exchequer Bills were negotiated each day daring the week : Mike Lowest Closing Prin. Monday—Conso'e kr mosey 2 roe assount (Feb. 14) 9: Prim hue. 1 961 96* tt Tuesday Foe mosey 96 ii rem ssesmot .. . 0 9 6 6 1 96 96 to Wednesday Tamer saw 96 Far same& Thursday kw weary 96 9 s i 96 to For arms* ........ ...... 96 le 96 to Friday Aar wog 96 934 9 61 64 to Far ammat 99 96 .9 to Saturday roe maw 96 96 96 to Poe IMMO Exchequer Dins. Ilk week. UM week £l,OBO Ilickest. Lowest. Illibse4. Lowest. Monday Marley 61.. pm. ... kr. pm. ... 61.. pm. ... 665. pm. Wednesday Thursday Friday 6la. pm. .. Ma. pm. ... 61.. pm... 66.. pm. Saturday Not much has been done this week in joint-stock bank shares. The dealings reported are the follow ing : Bank of Australasia (401. paid), at 22} ; British North American (601. paid), at 40; ; London Joint Stock (101. paid), at 17} and 17 ex div. • Na tional Provincial of England (361. p a id), a t 361 ex div. ; Union of Australia (261. paid), at 29} ex div. Subjoined is a statement, from official sources, of the anises* of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending the 31st nit : Silver coin: to Belgium. 13,000 os.; to Dunkirk, 20,000 oz. Silver bars : to Dunkirk, 40,000 or. ; to Belgium, 40,000 oz. Gold coin : to Belgium, 30 oz. Gold dust :to Havre, 60 oz. Making a total export of 90 oz. of gold, and 113,000 oz. of silver. The following is oar list of the extreme prices at which business was done in shires during the week : Higbee lowest Paid. Prism Prim. SO Aberdeen 20 Birmingham and Oxford Junction (with • penman) ..... ..... .. ...... „ 26 ....... ......... 20 92 Bri,tol and Meta ... 53 SO Caledonian ~ tm . 1 110 Easters Counties —. I "*".""..""" 27 1 30 Edinburgh and Obsgow ............... 29 20 Great Northern 35 Great North at England. .......... 37 100 Great Western ..... ...............—....—. 70 ... . ... SO Ilnll and Selby 103 SO laserateir and Culla 3ll 49 Innorittre and Yorke** SO Leeds and linidtord... 11 London awl Madtarsll — 4 100 4 Insdon, Selighwaomad Owe Oust— 831 [ex. die. it 100 London and Neve Woolen ll7 100 London wallies& Waters 69 106 111Mand 44 j 43 100 NortAk 27 23 North Whig 174 North llMMordshire 7 IS Omani Onettsl 331 South Manara 1 9 43 Booth Walla lB ..... 6 45 Wllt Nemareat. and Weymouth ss 10 Tors 2S York. lt and North occesada=leauriek 111 The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (*) is placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of dividend is less the imoool6 tax. It will be perceived that we adopt the rate of divi dend last declared as the basis of our calculation : ilireeper Cent. Coneola . &Terme pia Moldier coat VI 3 4 Twee pie Oent. Reduced 9 9 2 3 Threemw64.Qoarter per Cents. 96 n 3 94 Ruh gaar n ic i . 7 per cent per annum) 7 10 Ini gala die. 101 per aunt. per ann.) 9 9 18 6 afibigele OW. It& per 61 7) 6 0&8011. n 4 34 brim Chondoe 86..(dir. taper ah. of M. equal to 1 per cent per ann.} 7l re 13 4 Orent Walarn• (dlr. at the rate of 4 par mat. par amt.) tanambh. end Torkaldro Railway* • 19 41 £lOO Mock (dirkiled 1 per rent) 37 • 0 4 London and loath Western* (die. at the rate (AM per cent per ann.) Si I* 13 7 Landon and &Won' (forth cunning die. 48a. per 1001. stock for ae halt p:m. r il equal to W. Pi. per AM. per s unisissi Widen. (die. at the 84 n 514 31 Wilia eiewertiat. plc ann.) ll6 a 6 0 84 Load taw. at We rata of 3 per Gent Pir s_ Le ........., ZIO att. (dia. 11 per 48 ee 6 1$ 4) amiL) n 71310 ' Ol4 l4 ;mM* sad lieWiTC (41v umertedal We learn from our usual authority, the Mining Journal, that in the London mining market there has been during the week a fair amount of business trans acted, and the inquiries for shares in leading mines are well maintained. It is gratifying to announce that 'anther advance in the standard has taken place. DUBLIN ~....... -- —.r 3 per Ont. Omsk al par Cant atilk Bask OM* 1 09 7 1 61 Hiberolon Book ... 451, fa* lank r paid) r 1101. paidl Milos Oninny of Ireland Widdar Capi o dine wn R. paid IS DOUR sod Ball a Data sal Be Jonetion labs. 4 par Cad. ILIOBANDICO AND MOORS ABROAD. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. Scow.—The publie sales declared for to-morrow °mkt M 6,000 bags Bengal, 6,000 bags Madras, 600 bags Mauritius, and 200 bhds. West India. Con'.. -The shows an improvement of 2a in native Ceylon since Friday, as a fall amount if halation has beta done, at 635. at which price they ars now quoted firm. Corrox.-Themarket is excited, the news from New York having advanced prices in Liverpool 4d. per lb. at the open ing of the market this morning. METALB.-Scotch pig held at 50s. ; buyers, 494.6 d. •, spel• tar, at 181. 104. British pig lead, 171. to 181. E. I. Tin re mains at last week', prices. Ofia.-Steady. Seal, pale, 391.; Straw, 361. to 371.; brown sod yellow, 321. to 34/. ; Sperm, 821. 10s. to 831.; Headmatter, 871.; Cod, 311. ; South Sea, 321. to 331. 10s. ; Olive Galipoli, 501. : Spanish and Sieily, 484 to 501. ; Palm, 311. 104. to 321. 101. • Cocoa-not, 331. 10s. to 361. ; Seed, rape, pals, 421. ; Linseed, 311. 10s. to 321. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. After the decline noticed last week the market remains steady. The quotations ruling today are the following : Petersburgh Y. C. on the spot, 39e. ; February and )arch, 375. ; October to December, 395. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1846. I 1349. 1650. 18,221 86,470 43,372 3.159 2,160 1,487 76,687 72,197 67,373 1,771 2,714 81,809 101,138 85,2.4 529 Od. 394. MAO& 535. 421. Od. 391.. Id. • Stock thsa day Ceske Delivery lam week Do. from let June Arrival last week Do. from lot June Price Y. C. this day per ewt Do. Town MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The quantity of Wheat on sale in Marlxlade this morn ing, by land carriage samples from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, wee small, and the arrivals coastwise were also limited. The condition of most of the samples was more or less affected by the late damp weather. Good dry parcels sold at last week's rates, but the general ruse declined in value le. per qr. No alteration took place in the value of foreign Wheat, but the demand continues limited in the extreme. The nominal top price of town-made Flour remains un changed; country and foreign marks were easier to pnrchaae. English Barley, of all descriptions, met with very little attention, and a further reduction had in some instances to be submitted to before pro gress could be made in sales. Foreign was also rather easier to purchase. Oats were in moderate supply, and quite as dear as at the close of last week. Beans and Peas were a dragging trade, and their value continues ra ther to decline. ----___. BRITISH. Shillings per Qr WSW, Er= and Beet. red 33 to 31 to 38...wh1t0 34, to 38 to 43 Norfolk and Suffolk. 34 to 30 to 38... do 33 to 37 to 40 liii;:iiiTsii.;76;16i - Clunb. i Ada., r0t...31 to 34 :840 -.wince.— 36 to 38 to 41 ftro.. 23 to 23 Baaagr, Feeding. 20 to 21_4i/tilling to 20 to 92 Malting. Oar% Inglish Feed. 14 to 16 to lee 6d black: —to Ditto ?daub -. 16 to 17 to 17e Od...potato 2l to 218 6d Berwluk as Sesta Nod 17 to 16s 6d...potato l9 to 198 6d Irish teed .... 11 io 128 6.1.. black... l3 to 138 61 Ditto p0tat0..... ..... ...... 16 to 178 6d Pa" grey . 13 to 268 Od . magi* 26 to 27 Blue 24t0 28 to 28 ..impenal DO to 32 Vildte 13 63 24-.18808.8... .- . ... 23 to 27 Lamm Caine, per Inonaand ..... .......... 469 00. to X 9108. . . _ . ►er melt el •^uNte. hoes, Taw -merle, delivered 33 to 40 -In hoolebold 32 to 31 Norfolk arid Suffolk $0 to 31...edtke 3l to 33 FORZION. Was/AO:ft:Ma end Koslesbian ... 39 to 43...6na 49 47 to 31 Pootaranoan, Rostock, and Btot•ln, 41 to 44 Dd a 6 and !Limburg &sedan 34 to 36...EgyptIan to Danube and Odors .. Canadian to ...Australian 46 to 39 0495. Raman Pomona/an andll4ralsund _ 13 to 17 Bwdld sail Dual& Friesland sad Dula hid 13 14 to 16 19 13 to 14 Ditto Brow 17 to 20...5e0d - to !way Ameticso, pot buret of 196114. l2 to 25 Ciusadlan hooch. per Book of 250164.. free .......... 30 to 34 aitTliALB INTO LONDON mom 13th JAN. TO god FEB. -- as: iii iiiiiii 107eure.. Most Bastes I 2993 3733 I 103 6173 3107 I 1111 I 5490 Thar, 20,000 sacks; 1,000 Omsk. Malt, 7,718 qrs. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mesas. Pattenden and Smith report that the market continues Ann for good Sops; low 1848's area heavy sale. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. The ameba the last week from Yorkshire have been con siderable, which with a fair quantity from the Continent, and very land weather, has caused the demand to be heavy, at the following prices : Yorkshire Regents, 90s. to 130 s. Wisbeeh, 70e. to 100 e. ; Scotch, 701. to 80e. ; Cups. 60s. to 765.; French whites, 60e. to 80s. ; Belgian, 60e. to 70e. SMITHFIELD MARKET —THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is large, and the quality very good. The Made is exceedingly dull, at lower prices than on Monday hut. A clearance cannot be effected. The num ber of Sheep is very ,mall ; and, taking into °topsider.- don the small supply, trade is slow, at about late rates. We have remarkabl few Calves on offer, consequently they are readily so il at full prices. Trade is very dell for Pigs and quotations are rather lower. Front Germany and Holland there are 121 Boasts, 690 Sleep, and 22 Calves ; Scotland, 300 Boast' ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,200, and 400 from ths Midland Counties. ter Mos of Sloe, 5. 0. ad. 1 Pot Mad of 811 e. I. d. 8. d. Sest Ilireforils 3 8 3 10 Bs* & MAW,. Mb 0 0 0 0 lhart4orin lotted Vaal' Mob.. 3 8 3 4 Do. de. /bus 0 0 0 0 381 vis Kee ...... „.... Best Dm. Halatid 4 0 4 4 UM. •• • • •• • •• • 0 0 0 0 newts at me" 3,0111; Ode mod lesals. KM: Calves. 0; ties.MA LBEDS, F. 6. S. erooz-Bzoßmen.—Then boo aontin born considerabk luminous der to. Joy. lodowiad 'otos :—Colodookins, ; LlDollllllini sod Yorluddro 711 1 / 2 /4 71 ; East Li 4tl e, lel, 220, dd.; Wed Mei Uskio, ; leads sod Think Prefer (No r), 41. Is. Id. M. North Wooers Quarters, ISo. 9d. pm.. ro, IN. do. dd. die. ; York sad Nortb Midlands, y. YORK. Feb. 2. Bronx £xoaA■ox.—Ureic Nertion Preening*, 11 ••i Bkrowcbory wed Bltothifhan Proiffertes, 16 ; York NOWINkt oroll Berwick, lei; York sad North Midland Pullman, Si, HAMBURG, Jan 29. BoasixiAma—Husb. 8a94.,931 mosey ; Dil9o.PlicoritY sham 991 WWI; Berlin Raab, 791 bills, 79 mow , Ditto Priority, AN Ng.; I,Wea Iliel, 99 We; Magdeburg Witteaburg,63 WlLti sr omen lasoldsobsisir. MI ; Ditto Priteth NM I mem ; CaMMIMMIDe Taut Y Two o'Cnocx, r m !hair. market continues fiat, with a ten n : l ." 11 c7 to ' lowa , pr i m, especially for Caledonians, &stare! Counties, and lietg:l o 4. The business transacted is' the reverse of extensive. Among_ the dealings have been Caledonians, at 111 and ,1 ; Eastern Counties, at 71 and 1; North Westerns, at 115 ; Great Westerns, at 661; South Eastern., a t 191 ; Berwick', at In. 'Pv•noh shares are also rather lower. Rouen and; auk 91. Barn= EArt.wAire. Ching prices Saturday. Bales U.-day up to loNtlect. ; Atenierm 11ra1it.,Not.,11osja !Bab & thate 'At. (CIL _West. perpetual b p.Ct.) -- i -- i dia• Par iDm 26 . 27 iiiiedulypt.c;with — guar. Do. without (=UM* Blow. Wolv.& StoarVidley %ra n Wolv., owl Dudley willodutypd.ootwitliguar. Do. without • guaroatoo Dolton, etas.,,aail arm 'Mao( sed guitar 1..D°: 11 0 1 d• :•• 4 6 pa. 9 IS pa. 28 28 die. 17 8 17 I(4‘ 111 11 I Do. slums Ds. £lO Prof/moms. Chester mod Holitead Dabliz apf Belfast Ism-. 7i 2 191 et 102 9/ 85 LI dia. 12 2 • Do. (eta E. & H.) D0.(31.10a.)6 p. Cl. Prof Ilaohern Counties ... Do. New Chia. I p. CL Do. do. Do. Bu n 6 p. Ct.. N N o. I 0.1 Do. N. & E. 6 par Ct . Do. do. 3 per Coed Da New fasten Union, our • re... B. and C. dlttr Do. =. e p. R) limit ... Do. New Do. New i sham East Lineolnahme ... Ildtnhurib and Glasgow. • Exeter, Yeovil, & Dwelt. Exeter and Exmouth Groot Northern ... Do. t shares, A,Dsearrad Do.a Mu e rex B, 6 p. R. Do. 3 pent. Pref ot.lbutl.an Ce d West (Ire ) Griot North of Zoiland Do. New, •40 .. Do. New, •30 ... ofist Do. Now, MI ... Do. ... ... Do. New, tlf ... Roll and Beth,... ... barmater sad WWI Do. Thirds ... ... Lsoroshlrenatd X, 1 11 le4 Ii 711 pm. i I Pal II I Pm 68 GO • 4 pm. 4 3 21 34 14 13 10 lle ex Int 104 111 „ 82 11 77 i : 38 21 4411 die 31 3 3 3 die to 11e 29 31 ... MO 131 SS 84 pm. 79 41 pm. 19 21 po. 66 68 as at as 4 166 13 136 10 1 1 103 66 414. 606 616 SO 96 62 10 pm. . forkshir ... e I par 2pm Do. New (gaa. " 6 Do. Liverpool and Buryi Do. West Riding Union Do. Preston and Wpre Do. g shares (A) . Leeds and Bradford...„ ,Lesde and Think II Do. Pref. 6 g . o Ctuii No.l Do. Do. Do. N.. 2 N 0.3 Do.Cloarters 1846 . . London and &seawall .. Lon.. Brighton. k &Cone* I De. New gua. d p.Ct. Do. gunrinteod 5 p.CL. late Croydon Do. PreL 5 par Cent... Do.Convrt. S p.Ct.,111.52 I l Option and Oreenwieh Do. Preference ... London 6t North.Wwitern Do. do. New j charge... Do. Fifths Do.AlOsh.,lli.and . i.() London I Bouth.Westens 46 44 dia. 9 1 22 '214 dia. 11 H d ia ie. 7 7i d. 2 3 mei Of die. 41 6 f 6f die. 43 7 99 10 pm. 11 db. t e 's 82i 4 ex 4114. 1133 13 „ 1 a 11 „ 3 39 6 69 „ 1 a 11 2 23 11 116 la pou 6 68 Do. New, £6O 1 15 die. Do. New, E 44 1 12 dia. Do. New Preference .- 2a pm. ILoweatort Guar.4 per Cent. 1 17 BuL,andMatlook 4a Yana., 8151411rUncelnsla 1 19 Do. Charm, 11 Do. shares, No. ... 4 De. slimes, No. 3 2a Do.. ow £lO Pref. ...1 1 , 14 Do., Great Grimsby ... 9 3a Do. Bhef. and . 7.1n0ka... ! Do. Grimsby Doak ...; 6 'llldland Do. Lincoln Unioa ...' 4 41 dia. i Do. /50 glares ... 2 23adie. Do. Birm. and Deep... 2 22 Do. Cooa.B. &B. 6p. et 12 123 Do.nrewaahVallerPref. , 6 61 Newcastle and Carlisle Do. Nam Do. Extension .. Do. Guaran.s per North British ... 28 28 14 11 dia. Is 19 2 1 4 1_ 11i .. - Dc7.lS h te Do. Do Do . . Preteranos North Stattirdshire =l'lWon., at Wolves. l, 'Wild., and Reigate Royston and Machin ... Scottish Central • Scottish Midland . sh. Det eztrai., Do., New Osarsnowd...l l edvssbory_ snd emus I 8 10i 10 P 4 Im. a 101 II 13i is& 16i Pm 7i3l.it 9 11. pi. 6 dis. 4 3 die. 11 9 dis. 1 dis 156 16 b 1 si die. Do. Dower, " Do. Now.. Do. 8 per beii. ildhrogobwe Como Do. Prektenos Booth otatfordeuro South Easters .„ Do. No. Do. No. 4 Itorotwod lemiDlth. No. ol 4p ... 41. Tort., Don., i NOW.. Botherharo, sod Goole, N. D 6 sua.3 p.Ct. Watorford rad Llkoway.. I WowValleydo., p. Ct. pa. . do. Wilts, Somerset, IltWoym... Tork.Newcastleh Berwick Do.rat.(YorittNowoi.) Do.D.N.E.Parohor Pad , Trek sod North Do. Preference .„ 116 1 76. 96106 6 11i 15 LI ez int 4 83 se es di, 13i 115 e i 15 I 131 GI I i 32i 14 16 liuy 2 7 GI 15i 15 I 14 1 I i S/ 10 21 16i T 9 1 i 4 2 31 4i 244 it as di& id - 2 11 pm 11 9tlia. N 16y 94 9 die bj 41 die. 18i 19 41 4 die. Pan= Unman. Anglaltanin (late Italian Dess= and AL .. Patna how ( Warms I 41 q di.. 1 7 21 IS i 6 5;414 i Pau nw do: ... Orem Indio& Pontnools Do. Luxembourg ... i !Pm. 6 / 1 pm. 7 71 is . , 7 71 1 1! 4L. 3 Si 31 33 13 1 23L 6 0 to 1 31 30 9f 9 dts „. d . ... ... Namur we Use. ... Northers of Rua . .. Miami isbel lionise= . .. Paris &ad Orlon= ... ... /Perla ead d., sous ... ..... Pol . Roma and Havre ... ... Sambre sad Mass ... ... To sad Nantes ... ... LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2. lefool-BICZAWOI.—The market was quite devoid of ani mation to-day, and prices were still *ans.—Birmingham and =, 5 p.— Chledonlae 'preference shares), 71—lauioashire out ire (fifth shares), 71 d.—Ditto ififth shares, W.lit.U.). 6 1 —London and NortraViestern, 115 o.—Ditto (now 1 Marcel, 1 C. Ils. 3,1., 136 AI. c. 1 p.—Ditto (1 sharres C.I, 11 p.—Manche - wr. Sheffield, and Lincoln (preference shwa), IM—llidtand a dares). 131 d.—Newcastle and Carnal*, 88(—North Stafrardshirs, 10 Is. MIL —Northern Union (A!, 233. MANCHESTER, Feb. 2 (boat-Eicasscns—Th• market woe Sat, bat prices wars steady. There was, however, an advance la West animas of anal 4, tram what cause wee net generally tunkestood , but mean aaa it to a proposed oonversion of these shares tato Luseseblre and York. shirr consolidated stock of a toe amount than they arc Cow Domlnally fixed at. BIRMINGHAM, Feb. 2. smog-Bigguirsts.—Bhares worn rather Bat sok is this market to•day notwithstanding the hnprond male Mien on soma of the leading haw Birmingham sna titour Valle 7. Immo gm at W. ss. 9d. per share, and Worcester and Birmingham Oimili 11 41. BRISTOL, Feb. 2. SS ISTOCIL-EICRAXOII. — The market .2\ without any giving way In prices. The am: • cludoll In gschanse hours were In the q WOK= Catinplinf. which Ma WI at • 1 1 " -- . ••• • 7 : \ ‘ , l • IrgaVelSM:il4 Hivre -- I 12_ 13. iii iii