The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-30 00:00:00

- Num 7 e e • e • - t Of c7c:_-ege„ irmin tl:~►L 1.3 • . - •••- . • . % .•..• • - - •-ii•vi 4%:k.; % . 1., /. ' - aria:l4.l:m-- aaa—a - : . ...........-.....11i .........i4.... l it• . . • -4 -......"- • 1 .0. ,blra , : i . ft.. ''''. Ai Al o,kasbasa a" • • -44CT; if •.. • - ~ ~ -. ; ; .• 1 . . --- ... i. . ... .., • • ~.. •,.• ~.,. ..• LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, :-JANUARY 30, 1850. • ' UNITED MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION. alltrietel Niko Abillakf NA &AP* mad be ? Tame essavfaetories wo THIS DAT. 71. la 0.3 t eitAteee Wasik; sal whether. amenity : taws d Ai sever hiving boas nolo boakropts or ia• t ( Vtt =v ia i aoallail, sad Ws. tbioadira Wyatt Ila tlio asasinalioa of , 1 The halt- yearly areetlag of members of this — int_ l bw the right tii prove ea tie bimbo odds of 1 * —vr 1 " 6 " weealaries tosit Pao le et Ob. er tie eareaser, is nwasoore sad Ca. would rim Os the lit Tannery 1849, th Presioapolritee. Ur /do lest., la tbe .aheli Rn steam lwAl ae degas ea A. list two !slab- lb alxV-taw beillalawa earl ?be met diedand • otamief h l / 4 107 loriawabio to , Moo waist bad • afal• to slop in anaotiess, without d. t h, 1,64,, 18 48, 286,3 ills aim" 44 she ri aruir• A *Wr i t s : 7.• IL Pee hla MPaa tbe mairably all that Alexasdor aid „, - t i r , „.', 2 gib L ____ sane was dialarod whisk would illw,l to par, mad Mil to too pint eastrastoos. Oa the "' al "P '=" w° miff° , were 1 tale wadi leave a baba* sr ablair USK Ia Oa iii of pelat — giselidiaite esolater hi &shies. 88,067 cwt. Of tallow, and 2,1 dretronnor. The ehalnhaa Mier* dor, k Wake W the The other preen AU eat bootee may pearl glateert, At a pablie =deltas he 1 rased impreveemste •Sidi had likes pleas la Oda pre- Sopth Wales. a aellemithw ween. *we wee sea :debt doe is tam ea rag inquiries as to the advised fam e Tiz as o Elfatat tno 41 1 altra g e: I t a sw e et : POLICE INTELLIGENCE. woollen obeli isaaaraetot7 al THIS DAY. mune tine mother coannitto • W the Alva ewes eariodos assill e t roboot el= sad serer dew the prapriety of eatablii WWI woe pawed eredimbe OE* divides& (payable aloe ts. _ ,so W . 811111 T. .... ratio. La tbe tom let id.robesary and). APATIBMWID *WIMPY AT SWIMS OW W AMMO°. .1hai..... The ill"tial them egaelate, with a veal el *sales Is the lial..B * -- t " 4 14 1 ," 1 4 Weellat 11111 .". AN" °mho,: . T a• MRS et ---."` l of & oul No. 1,070. j MILN"POR Pi LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, . 2. de ` Pa. a R s necer—il e is aosioVelle i l i gatlND. 1.01. icht Homiel===illims. MS, TJLA. be Niont add Orminia. The Led !UMW& lasi lumens wow. The It••••••Ii• Simon. Wes . Limp 111•04:1 y••• 1••••••ibir Ado hem Thom lim i v wow. Osar•• RAN. MEM. Dolt; /LP. Hearse ay—JOHN DCr ei llibrigtj amo llier nacre iltassax—CiWßoll 14. it ionr•teme. ▪ c orwany sasspospa of to• brombir—lbs suled at partici i• • y or surporthloadme. it r. fj• tli• Min hod,/ yeamineesimmenelmlul ▪ ,h,,,••••,• Writ al the mind; So Wigan mmmrlti pees mom . divided maw tb• belies et pike •• wileliows• „ s oy premlark b••• ben pail. TY ollseadion et Ur rine ',WOO Mao poartew d die mils at th is k , m h, t he pniiey kilns f•E•y the am •••••••ps Is a a • Aga inst* eselay, ersib d dierity mom et inletlioar el Ind* Ms osiourliell he br a Ilepos- O 4 r 4 ial In the NiVirraißm i ime ~,.st maim ey• u. :be lona poseible lade muds wit\ tie asorhy the • hgbairat. 'They art lin mar molds I • vtristy ell" • ... the cutaartanies Sa ••••••isese of ahem et arns. • i t Lth hr Isciffe enretual ansamial• 1••• Um Moped I* hos end sigeismodatima of mi isms title amend. poltoesrs Meted in the prilipNiftoi. Tb ,......l•Knusesiaa Mowed to sdisl•r• sal 11 mkt of the bawd at Direekes. LOUIS ra. Mawr. (THREEPENCE. MESSRS. COBDEN AND BRIGHT AT MANCHESTER. (By Balms 8.1.p..E.) - _— ware springing up in vari distrrits the produce et whitish' me beteg rig Ise, and • very wesitmaufflm sumer. three att ti r . col 2 z 00,392 sissy, 141142 bead were slaughtered, producing ~ 1 2,065 lbs. of bad. _pitt;lis mean held at Cionlbourn, New Sep& Wales, a ennuattee was appointed to wake Dallies es to the advisability of , establirhiog a wsal lo sioth manufactor another r tt at that place; : t r i ld at the ! videos. the impiety of establishirnaag appoint ed =gamier insti: la Gs lowa. '., twit at sad, of a sapetior diterlptioa and in having been discovered near Wollon emerawd. It is within two miles of the arced is now being made to it ; and when Ell i mm_saaples of the coal (which is stated to 116..• wig übmidases) will be seat to Sydney. This umssemy preen to be of great importance to the 'shay gissrally, but more particelarly to the district. RAILWAYS. og Marrammut, JAL 29. greet ameti wee bad at lb. Free Trade Hall thi A s meslag, epto the qamtioem of ff_mosial sad parliams• my reheat sad Ilisturd Cables, Sm. M.P., and Jan Brirkt, M.P., bane/ l bws eameseid to take part is the great aa was meatteire_d by all dame of use paha so be proems. t wes mesa NAM that the 6.000 dans at l ea ordered meld by ao mews met the requirmemate of the ease, sad elms were taken to Maio the amber of saes fa the body of the ha% es as to mks stead ies nem IN ea cilia umber. The w etla eember of Whets me the imermil M 10.660. Irehadia= g r . the body el tht 11 1 111131 1 6M0 Me the gm Of Mem, so less dioa wen glad he ea ... aud ithi rk llnt day of ism). islay the rams Is hem beam Mlv van mama of altippidated alter I Whets towdeg the Woe, of the had ell bees Mimed Of. TM, lig Me pbeipal market day =my ef moureboato sad mushotionse tam the neigh bour's, toms, who bed mole to de bedew ea 'Cheap. ban bees moped to male I. Xralbester, to be primal as at the estiag ; sad Ike emesmemase her Wee that the aresibloge wee of a mob mem iallematlal Mama dm Nem meetings malty are. It wm wadenteed that m this madaa the Masteheetse lofted' of UN Freehold Load seisms was Is be lowarised, sod WA elm Mud Mine &Mideast Mend M the movarg. The hes. meobese 4p. weer Ma k* of Yolkohlro NA of du W rong\ of Masebasese, were mot allimmloodially greeted ea eatadwg the hall, ead IN ems taasaarisaillar they had Mem tbdr amts. Mr. disam Wusom liabllMlß lithe aemesla prodisi. sod spread the buslom la • spook that was — V. I TMALDJIIIIII=3 &NM,* ead aiwideilme NMlndbit sa islriumihaiir rat sob wet doe to No temabers Mr the borough for their past 2 l i t hd PlNl=lll lemst thus .ethe:mened ppmt :rd of 1816, sod to W modes of Sir. Ems Its trMaehl perliamate, veto by ballot, • redistributive amis. cad household sainge. Mr. ALI2I. MIST, mesuded mac, sad it was Wool to with mesh Nemles. Mr. COWIN wee thoo emiled e ß e e t ud pesesateri him self amidst reamed horses of a The hoe. seale r spoke for as hata mad • WU. mad wis toady interrupted by bantam of epgiumme. Me. BRIGHT, who wee also received Is the more enthu siastic meaner as the Asia. member for the West !tidier, addressed the meollai Ifer ping Riaates. The primmediegt dosed at Wisps* tea o'clock. Tables were wagered who Aube epos them, to mein the saves of perms adrees M entering the Freehold Lead Society. to (Imlay is ft. freeholders, sod the 'Mears w..ro receiving mum who. OM upon was despatehed. Tx= Dar, Two o•cLocz. The chars belay is rather firmer than it was yesterda y for Brighton. and Caledo nian& The transacted, however, is not ex tensive, as this is " lisket-day," and the dealers are occupied with the settling of the account. Caledo nians are quoted 12; to I. Great Westerns have been done at 70, bet last at 89. North Westerns mark 117; Booth Westerns, 89 ; Brightens, 851 ; York and North Midlands are rather weak, and were last dose at 18. French limas matins* steady. mai POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIB DAY. SOW ISTAINT. Driwalitwwo Anzio? AT WWwmoll ow WATELLOo- Wilmoli.—• pig sameled we=7ed Jawe ONJitelp i wirsoingekid ea Wit k her two shined with at, te Nit lied! sad kw A able aid thi, lesteisles, he was ea duty at iselse-bridge, whew ha obreved the "Mean With the shalt la her arms pees the t Mists sa thelkswerekle, ia a isy ter. die Mit As is am so, he Mud the pelisse say Si else OM, 0 the se ire the last Oise." The esestabies sip Oar vie areseed, sad he disibued waiting bee. She giros e 4 the road ea the side a the bridge mad whew she retied the =rim, she jumped upsa the sit. The suitable giddy timed, sad as Os was oreeipltatiai hen& ever the lido, easeeeded is plift aAi hold of her. Toe primer wee amply ever Wdr, sad her And wee = la the dr sad it it bad set bees tee ski at is the seat Waste she would h t t i t i rseen strap/Vag is the water. The wettable said he bead that eh* was the wife et a sheswier, at No. 4, Pesirow, Bissithisroread. I The Mind pe.saf.d I. eased the norm *, bat has tailed 'OA do so. BRIMS RAILIFATIL SO SO obirissa ii De. Prsisoi; ::: SOSi TO Si übe.. SO a aorta ar& est. • 20 20 W If 13_ hoes Salto r. to 1 i i db. LAW INTBLLIG►ENCE THIS DAY. I.l" &ir diagg'ilr amosis: Do. .tie. ile . f. i lher.omil Delay Par iPa 24 26 ss 14 2 4 42 4 5 put. $ 4 pat. EQUITY COURTS. Barons Yara•Catournuoa Wismar. Boar IP. 80/ANSAY. 1111 Hower gwre fadgmest epos a plat whisk was left astisterwasad at the sits et the aromas. lb gasetioa was, a/bother a party who bad made a setdesest, by W words he had ued. banded is Salado a legacy of 6001. whisk had bras bequeathed is him. Hie loom held that, is the abbess of a oestrary istestioa, thh qoast'ou soot be asettammi is the all. native. . Moestraawr • Itairstp. His Miaow aid, that is this ease he did as *hat that tits pialatilth had establielted their lies to the prated* of i, 3 ildp yoga lin WWI% As to the mop . ho weal& es =as opportunity of trying their mitt at law. He de say apish. ea to the height, instil tb• parties derldtd - spas taking the owe to law or sot. lb ease nut stead asth the BM day of sittings after hrs. - DOM.= emits.— h.N. li. I fit e Ct. Mak . - 973 I POI Awl lbsk .... -- ll4 I Mi s t :elan Obemssubit Os. — —.. (Ma NW) re Nina Wild sod Mist Jostles • Ilsills sad 100 plows Id Das. 4 prr Oust. Oast Somethera sod Wain* 11 pre Ont. Prod ll O.IOIIANOIL=E7IIII AMIMA n. istounts, Jae. 24. Tbrx.sad.a.llelt pa Canta, 37 91114 Sel avy; Week Less. Ni Ms, 1174 nosey; Haw. vela En w pee Omni. WI My VW riessy; Proviso Flys psr Owls. 10% bills, 108 wry s imelma 11, 001. Certif., 10) 11 b . 614 teary; proft burp. 140 lab isory; led sad Y\ a Delia Corbtidiseza )tie pt. Couto, 1 4 MI 05 NI Met 54 mem : JAiNs. Throe par Onto, 7131 NM' DIN% V Ha Owes, 717= 7 , Dl* Itm per Cents, 93 i NM: .1011 . 11111 Four par Casts , Nlllll3 Ilsemaglaa Four per Onds. Olt be* ON starry ; Ilputla Pim me 01130.. 114 bUis, 11 3 money: DM% Mum Far amts.. b 1 IM, 3114 mem; American Alt per Cana, 1003 bUla, I mow. tarty Iwo. 17.--live per Pat. Metanlqata, 90g. Esehanse on Itaakfort, 1111 /orbs, Boum Jam 33.—Volontary Loin, NW. National Debt, 831. &Metre Prmlunm 101. Bank Shama, 933. toads sod shares very dull; pekes e Made lower. mar mil Itio ts 17 1 ?GIs. L Ili 1 Iv l 10 73 10e n u W. 1 3 climir D D s o. it s lMeteaee ... fie : rod Idglised .. De. Ddlid r :6 l6 =d lo.::: Bed Doll a r aiiiia ...- D 6441606 p. Ct. Pref. Dealers Dec 6 p..a.... o. 1 I Do. do. N Do. 2 Do. N. a I. 6 par Ct.. Do. do. 5 per Cent lie I Wr i }g rn7 ol2 flai i iiig ne t r i3S a gr amenr 4M 14. r. , wt Laois Lomat rigid prow it Assomm‘ it .,„ b .. WPM MOW Ime. Ma tar perlasillia 11M+114 Bar vo Awe= Pia 11/11. kaari—Dig he say warbles 'boat b wit.'. en, 1 11 4 llri t 11901. i Ipm # • Pla siasje t.:,n %l i n film :4 SI SS ti 7111£4111 - TIM etedlahle mid the baited Miami him that his wilh attempted to destrey Imes, a Ime day Mace, bet wee primate& Lett week be threaleaed to murder her infant. The heehaw& .is. Mead that be rimer wee mash addicted to drisklai, awl wed slimily ever sober. The primer, who wan toying all the Mao she wee la the dock, meld her biebend was constantly 111- salai her, sad that he beat her shasnetally yesterday wittiest say came, The emmalle o►served that the landlord told him that Mr. 0.411ng was a very quilt and ladastrioes ma, sad hie wile, es the ecetrary, wee a met achy weans, sad came home woolly every night thank. Mr. Henry rammel her. Points Isardellit Nei QUEEN'S BENCH. TRIQIIIIIR R. CMIIINTON AND LONG.—CRIMINAL MATION.—Ts• COUNT DE TROKAR AND TAM " KORN. 'NG PORT" NawsrAm. sis Z. r..;t:ri- IL iraka; .) @Z. 'T (I Ilk. vox aim B. sad C . Phu. bat Do . IlaZza. f p. Ct.) 6$ 60 6 8 pm. 4 4 144 134 104 116 104 114 DEMONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS. either an yr out of trod", may UAL= a MODKRATS INCO3III M role 4 of bonny consomptioa—roe fuLL_portisoluo 4 4 4 T. rto r peterome.• or by letter, to the EAST MI& Ma Owe -1,4 :v A Gr....t Sots! iielea's Churchyard, Ow. 61 Do. Nor} &ores 13 Boat Llasdasture 60 1141nberilkaw 21 Eutir, Yam% & Dank. 11.. &low and Mum& THIS DAY. CU'rl.llltY. WARRANTED.—The mcst s gelOglggent of CUTLERY is Dar amid, all marked a P Mr Epps arid Sarlia)." sad marriatad. Is always *DU g 61441010. SCUS D'S, 1/6, Oato.armet. amber of t. OSA N. I, NememMart. at prier UM sr , /MUM.. t Nrearrar tbr lamas* at eta Mos $4. ivaryMedlid I,r ~, ith bleb eoIUIIITP. HS. par Mrs; down% l• •t• AMON iP. per doom extra; arme e la 6d. par sib bap, • . a rarrt pr perms. to M. pm Mae: astrailm. stab SOW ir 11 ant 110.; Whige bow Latta Mims. bada ea. pr dear; Orrin. b. per pin limit Mrs Wit Wires tram er. 11.4 - ROYE4 II 4..; MITONS. 14 ; labials* tram la. amb. ....int rock ot pima ilmert Mbar and Mks la was sad Ober. a..., 4.11 t o arlablird arm,. la saisimai.—Satablidial 1w a I DEATH OF A WEALTHY AND ECCENTRIC CH A- 1 herein —Lest night Mr. H. M. Hakim bold at the York, New-road Marylecone, a prolreeted in airy touching the death of Martha Joachim, an unmarried lady, late of 27, York-buildings, aged 62. The jury p rocee d e d to view the body, but had to best • sudden retreat until • boll dog be longing to deeessed, and which savagely attacked them was mewed. It was ammo in evidence that on the lst of June 1806, decemed's lather, an °Meer in the Lit. Guards, wai sardind and robbed in the Regent's-park. A reward of 3001. wee offered for the murderer, who wee apprehend•d with the property up= hies, mad smelted. In 1825 mime of doesneed, whom her milker relented, shot Idabel' while sift* as a sofa with deserved, who was covered with hie keine. Nan that instant she MR kat Fs awn. Since her mother's death, eighteen ).neap, site bad led the life of a re cluse, dinned in white, and Sflitp h ort. A chnnwomen occasionally brought her what wants. Her only °amanitas were the boll dog, @be nursed like 'child, and two Me. Her house wee Mimi with immes of soldien in had, which she called her N bedy-gnaida." When the collectors celled for their taxes, tiny had to rocas the garden wall toga n admission. Last week, a man named LOG', who said he was her *mein, visited her daily, and left at night. Oa Thursday night he roamed to leave, as she appeared diagram *sly W. Bhe however insisted upon locking him in • room, from which he disengaged him sell the following morales, and went in search of da mmed, whom he wend deed on • dirty bed in the parlour. Mr Norton, surgeon, was instantly celed in, who said that she had died of bronchitis, sad would probably have rear meet had she had peeper medisal aid. Thu jam returned a verdict in assardemee with Mr. Mmtes's opinion. After the now sr, the jury, amompasied by dessested*s relatives, sommined the house, ever window sad doer of which wen bolted aed well secured. That precaution elte adopted in con sequence of thine* having broken iato and robbed the house • year beck. Her mother's mem, which had not been opened since her death, was Weed epee, and in it was found • street bon, containing bank stock to the value of 2,9001., 62 shame of the Hops Assurance, of 601. each, deeds, lassie of property, and lit. assurance policies. The room and furniture were in the same Mate es they were at her seethes'. death. Weer plate lay mattered in the kitchen ;in an upper mom lay a puree of roomy, and the collar was sup plied with wind, which the jcly tasted, sad highly praised. ' SERIOUS ACCIDINT.—Wo regret to state that a very series. amidest eueurred yesterday to Mr. George Beanie, sea of Jobs Harm, R-q., of Ardnarere. The young pes tles= wee out shooting, and when disoberging a shot, the gas bunt, and his left arm was 'Mattered. From the injury suetained, the arm from the elbow downwards, had to be cat off.— TFamly Herald. A RAILWAY ON FIRE.--0a a portion of the South Beff4rdenite Railway, M the vicinity of Wednesbury, the seam of seal works out near the surface. Donee the forma tin or the lies the men employed in a cutting, 30 feet deep, emu up et the old working of • mine ; and latterly a fire ha broken out is the cutting, immediately in the centre of the Kee. A number of navvies are at present employed in putting out the lire, whisk is pethetly red hot.—Stoford *Aire Adoerliser. Two o'Czomi. There is a derided improvement in the English fluids to-day, and the market opered at an advance over yesterday's closing prices. Console were first marked 961, and next and last at 961, both for money and account, the difference between prompt and time bargains being scarcely perceptible in to day's operations, or at most amounting to 1-18 ; they are, however, at present nominally quote! 961 to 1 for money, and 961 to I for account. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 961 and t. The New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents. 99, 981, and 991. Exchequer Bills, 58t. and 61a. prem. Bank Stock, 206 and 2061. India Stock, 268. The foreign stock market has undergone little al teration, except for Peruvian, which have been very good, touching 74, though they are now quoted lower, at 721 to 731. For Venezuela Bonds a considerable demand exists at an advance in value ; the present quo tation is 32 to 33, and for the Deferred Debt, 121 to 131. Grenada are firm, and have been ttansactel at 19. The prices of actual business is as follow :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 851. Buenos Ayres, at 54. Equador, at 41. Dutch Two-anda-11.1f per Cents., at 551; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 86/ and 1. Grenada, at 19. Mexican, at 291 and 1. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 731, 74, and 721. Russian Scrip, at 31 premium. Five per Cent. Spanish Actives, at 19. Venezuela, at 321 and 33 ; ditto Deferred, at 121 and 131. Do.tdmiroo.A.DA6rid 7 Do. dored B. 6p. a. IS Do. per Ont. Pr0f..... • 04.0416.441 Wes. (Ir.) * Gnat WarW 3 Do. Now, SW • Do. Now, 430 S Do. New. 616 4 rest Westorn ! LI S D.N. Do. • N ittha o sk : 11 1 1 : 7 6. " Hod and . 13 Do. shares "... W Do. 4 Ildisoador odd Carlisle * Do. Thirds ,Lancoodire sadTorkdbile Do. do. M. &k& Do. 274 MI 27 28 i dls 111 13 Ws 3 31 3 3 dim loi 11l 19 31 ex int 101 11 PARLIAMENTARY AND FINANCIAL REFORM. 48 2 - 3 - 3__ . 62 51 pa. 39 41 pm. 19 21 pm. 68 70 KIRTINO AT YARMOUTH. --- - - Oa Mooney evetak4 last, as imp:leftist meeting of the inhabitants of dot beveso el Great Yemen* mom. bled is the Cats Es es receive aeastales teem the cooed! of the Neosd Synn Assodataso, end to leer from them geottemea s statemeat co the objeets whisk that amorietios bee is view, gsd ol tbe lamas to be adopted lee their eneoriefil mosmilishmeat. The deratatios emeleted of W. A. Windsors, 14. R. T. Atlanta, leg . sad Sis F. Igewlse, Bart. The dregifte beaky war eager mt e enaled ig easy pert, aestrede were amble to *feet oeiresem_ li I l! 16 163 13 136 Si dia. 101 103 70 G 34 164 13j 9 VENDERS, STOVES, sad FIRE-IRONS.— ' hams ci On sine an Inman* lira Sealy inkling. to wt. • WI , LI tal S. SIMON'S pals Non sad 5.W) SHOW Wan*. ix Haaalwanstosnar giNseussabsal. sad Ns. I. Nin a 0..4 • rt. lan wg thg antra la dr world, sad ssann pan an a,..ria• at of ItENDIRR, MOTES, LISSOM 1111.1.310,11 k sad 41 • • SAL 1110•13101.0111 T as arena w appealsbn sinaben, g • b.+ t a lonely, aneity, bawd inans.se W volt s toe prices an so tan law Nab kr flan W ata lo..sraest tss Ina at ailsinnai kr swag tags a gnaw of • mar,. I. tsar atti brawn assmals sad toe Nat of bra in Hs.; i s • •,•ts rem , a wasamens sal twe silo of Mea. a at. Is twang 1T... • maid Inman noels% alib Ins la at SS; a.. tram Vs.) dip% ith Teas onsepows ba d 10 52 m. p. Pat pllll 04 ill 100 I 100 I 45 43 dim. 22i 31i die Ili 11 its. Ii 7 10 9 11 i dia. 21 31 pm. 41 10 15 Do. New(gaZil Do. Liverpool and Bari, Do. West Riding Union Preston and 10 D Do. o. a shame (A) Wyre SO Laub aid lirsdlord..: SO Laois and Think ... - . - A▪ : ratans; 1 1,.0 s 1w k N. Ur aft ft 14 is. -- tt warm owes moll .! bomb Olga no wet, • It ord tor 'wry amine •L Magi smalogre we .. awns. wet (pet pod) AL-11suldbbed Welloderest t*/,‘ iti 1 i 4 6i dia. 41 43 7 3 pea. 102 104 3 1 1 d1L 1 1 ci d t ir 41 pm $4 83 137 139 102 i TBE MECHIAN DitEUDIO CAB S the meet Fs Wiz .wt talented. Wag wily the Am of a plimMait. iredaisg oise pair of vat's ingi.hriad waft did mum Ye awls Mega oink and eruct-Oak •0•••41 41 •Z i a gef Ng tan mar Ida link-brace and $3. TO Milk en •• a 1•••••••••1 a: r••• 1 1 1111 no.nanina, tnt• so Om. Inaneno• at anon dinolnedinen. Wei kr 'ads. . net naattasaan ebbs? in tray .ado fiehobnialig= e. ..It alther tl. denandrni at lacer lien ha minium Iv 'Andre a wrielsonaara, wart•nowa mad ballinallnibi. wax rr tont. roomy. superbpaparr mane •addis. star). 4 t, alealael.annst. OM data trace Candi" Unita iii I Hi II Do.FreL6p.Qn t No.ll : 0 1 Do. Do. N 0.3 9 DoAinerterslB4l LH London and Blackwell .. I Lea., Brighton, Is B. Coen WO Do. New one. 6 p.Ct. 9 Do. guaranteed 3 p.Ct.. leteCroplonThlrda... 10 DO. Pre(. 5 per Cent—. IC De.Cosert. 6 p.0t..,11562 121 London and Greenwich . 10 Do. Pretense* 66 London /is North. einem 11 Do. do. New j 'tares._ 12 Do. Mike . . . Do.t 1 0 eb.,14. en dB. 01 Leedom & South-AA estern 4e Do. New, £5O . . 34 Do. New, £46 6 Do. New Preference ._ fa LocreetottGear.4 perCeat. 9 Bur...endllatinek 10 Nalish., 61,ef.,11.1.1noalusk 16 Da. Lahore% 1$ Do. slues, Na. 2 ... 114 Do. sham No. ... l 0 ear ZIO Piet. ... ' Do., Groat Grimsby ... ENGLISH mine. eu.k Pew* 106 69 3 per (X Ow. Ate.. 361 i 1 per Ct. Rel. Anon 964 I Sipe OW 119 9 3 pw Ct. Coo. Anse., 1164 L ilgs, Me. to CU 1,011:10,1 ttr i r 6 peel Aostriow 1 per o.Own& Wk.. 18 19 44 par Ct. Bel& Bora 4 . A 171 Orem& Dobevoll Mk 49 6 21 ow Cent, 6 per (IL We, UK 294 I pee et. Ilissittio Dia, 11111 4 pot OL Pomba Ode 725 39 6 - Ditto New. $6 II 6 per Ct. Buenos Awes. 63 5 P _For 6"" & sm airkie. 3 3l . 7l 6 ll Ditto Chili.. 16.1... 100 2 6 v oiposlit IldL, we 133 Ditto Colwalt De( B&, 3 per Cl aprib Be, . 7617 Ooluablon Lqua foe Oda. 41 I B. Wawa Me.. pw Q. Deuish DOL. T 4 .11! 4 35 par Ct. Dutch Oda. IQ 9 2 per kiral l is Ala, 32 3 4 per CL Data Caw, eh 64 Yamamoto fl rod DV.. 113 1.34 101 111 5$ 60 5 60 1 1 111 1 25 $ 1171 2 pa. 2 1 9 61 5. 6 k e e l Pm. 1 15 418. 12 418. 1 06 21 Fa. 1 1 41 418. 9 11 4 21 81 9 'ill ii 2to )1 St. lei Is il d 'LOSE OF HOLIDAYIL—Iiar Hat tbe •eeesoa .1 mseal wu.ar Ib gob to Mid,. Ind all - . -t .44./..1•7•1111•111a by the low Ihnes a/ youlival t , *Om. obrallos lame may* as an ii c•••• • %As ebotly Moe sod Ibladies. Next k tbst 1 16 1 i 17 16 1 1344 6; 7{ 9 I "% I .N 1 .... NACIAIOUL OIL. n sesitsradsr thee& siel Ser •••w .N h•settetylag Ur lois, BOWL.l3tte. LTDOII. he . ..r se. Ars sod ampisalsk mei i ssisasses asp. •,.. aid r AVLOIDV 000”0. lir ties teal art ; • - • : .e t“,- CMS. tenet be sishewselly twelsewsaabia. .. ~...-•• et ' , Mess Iseismilm. The oily poles of mob bum t.• e.ss• .4 •140.4frarki" art of the stdi sa tbs • •,; .•r sr ;Met Soli by them et Sessiriwke. Larks. sad I. shwa sari ranumseh MINCING-LANK—THIS DAT. Stroxs.—The market rantinnes doll; the public sale of Porto Rico went off heavily, at a decline of 63. ; prices ranged from Us. 6d. to 42a. 2.000 boxes of Havannah were also offered, sal about 600 sold at full prices, 40s. to 431. ; the remainder bought in. Refined dull of sale. Grocery Ininm, 49.. 6d. to 52.. D ij e. Do. Blot NY 4 44 4 Do. Oriamby Deek ... 6 44 Do. Limo* Valle ... 14 I Ob. Do y ... 41 41 10 Do. S5O ISt 401010. 10 Do. Him. and Derry ... 21i 29+ * Do. COOO.B. hR. 6p. —es Int Do.ErewashValley Pre:, 69 61 10 Nomoutle and Carlisle ' mI g o Do. gewi?gi *0 - liJ IMPOIti NCH of the HAIR.--The Hair is ad n. as armadas as it las sass maims& bat parkers a n Itas+ part Ia the salad sasasam; Mae a asaasailuAar pmera• at ei squeal Oa balls sal tile 1111111 e• • ... - eporme Nurel-mseb uf tit Ilablasa Is, tbarsebra sat d Nasty. but It laths ma at may mass darsat r•• oboe esemasey. saws st Weems le sow auk 4.44 sod as be sadly taltrad sedate b. edit Ibit 11. • Ica, MILTON'S HAIR LCBILICANT, la &pia d abisi see pessatty lb sans as tbi g = ✓ ashtray abut tbs MirY Ia a bad*, sbes.-3111. ! *. Lubratat Is add la simpat sub. Aa7 ts the tellstry paassee it I. as weekly permit TM • ...I. •seets is Larks ass limas. BARCLAY sad Os, Far- VoItTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS s 1 con ,l .41.1 y feteamosakd at • dmyle Dot aorta& raw % to all • •ow trmo laMomottnn. aiek H.. 'Mew ad UM OM. 11..rtlitts. satm. Muth, of Oa bomosb.MM. tt•h6ol Pi Pktadelly llPamak Doldlts, ac. sari am as a poutrom tiUs iamb upotbat ; an Eloa orratim. miler soy airomatimato. timlllasmommit • •mt• eaa mar lour teatlamty to So Moab to lto Mind from • • .• ..:d to Madam la ltd., Y. K. awl lb. mak Y over, . the Ift tomtMrltmAeeY Rik mod out le w t.+, to mbar ashmttaboa. 5 , vanes Seam Luaus?, Jur. St lANP. HUNDRED COPIES of the LIFE of I II ‘I.M blin are now b dreelidisa it MIMICS &ELECT 1.1- i 1.• kr, 2., Upper Mae-street, Illoso•braryarart. la ardor that no • , rln the circulation title bat Paw works al Ills unto ` twig, fre.b copes of the above semi an Giber embalms works , wino. to be added as trolly as frabsaribers Inv require theca. F.s4lond, laysrd s Intarnsin, Dennis's Evart., Lord '4 ,l * • Met Junkies, Ranklies Man !Painters, Irving's We of the Uses of tbalmara, geralbry, Dalton. Ike. Marray'a 10 wt. Nat's Hunary, lausesen lapreposstative , Xes, Nut. • s• X uland no Gums, AL, wiry is bad losaudlabely by alt . r , ..111 a oat Galan, ea sing anniumpal swift la miry= arm and .ts aeigbbsurhaod mi Two Mims sr Anus& 1.3 SAAR, twelve vela (bag am), Mires aim • IlAsan vela. stye Guam per ram. A 140.411•• maw gaping to ZUIIARD ECM vin some ma Inuelabo supply. RISTMAS PASTIME. - 71141 FAMILY t lU. ND kr JANVAZT ...rare a Pelee dew, kr the mow agreed Wain. emit& the Naar dire three prleee— • •.. (.o.d Hsieh ; amenettot hesineee Set et Main ; Oh_ 4 11 • 011181 ..1 L...ke. The IMO swim wade. the mule am wards of a de end Charm by Alessasee Mire% &Power Gesqtyr :be Sword! Abe, Chime Pm/4 dirmied epee the mere of the teell-kneus Wee gime. et the Trim ItMers. 11011. A.,tme • eeeteeelebeeleth end emit tor Innen Alen Ones Pre. • end Green Ate enelareent Herr Her mite —a strehele . runs article ke asesewis= Ike had sod Ossksey the si.estb. whit the He warless jokes asemeie— ■ ••Ler wttk Teles ."ll ll4er la ree. Pepin Igen Rime, Poetry, leignette .1 riert.breerliatt, Natural Illeteez ealleatts, he i.e. And , to obillM•12 to due ewe + of mime' Rels, dm, beentital 1.1,tr. Keith Cleilite," wide! *weft to • meth dem ...tie work. The ...Nara Of to. tomes" my obtain Hi weeder , twoorwee.larth by applying es any Labeller. roman of POLITICAL TRADE. " " CENFS from the LIFE of ea UNPROTECTED /I , 2IALL-14.10 the Pen 14,1141, Martia's4e-Orad.' TOOXS and CORNERS of CHARACTER._ TM Capitol's' etas Ns* Audis! THE OPENING of the PARLIAMENT PIE.' THOUGHTS as a NEW COMEDY. (Sling • War hem Mtr. J. Me to • Priest)" • ing•, "Pa** No. 447. he Irebreiry fal. Pelee &I at SINEW Plietainek mod add by ell besbadion awl unrinea. LADIES' COMPANION AT HOME AND litolll. I.dited by Ifts. Loramer. Ile. 111.. prim M., .41d., "au publibed estordity, TA. L Irflpmented Gamma Sy Omit Toollms. With aa • • to. ay Gai.lawahaar. m at of the laws 11D i az Cilemami Lard awl. r. bat Gans/ UMW, 01•111. MIA as Illsolnela, tib y. ly Weird YIN LILL th• Vies. 10 V. I • - % barb= 08 , 61110.11111110.1 . t W. the Win s( MistaaLlii bar • iww.sag-lwaTha Ilwarlak—n• Wirt Parkst. with • lihrwatiww. ► ""^eY sad Ewa% 111, lawawaffewWwA, sail add by all Ilaahaalhow aid NOWIMNIII. Woll.lt CO FIONALE ZDUCATioII. , hit DIANN& is tw• velvers,fflot lye. prim lea. THOUGHTS la SZLIP-CULT i Ik Aikased . 7 Mn. wr. 011.6 T sod bet Glair, Mks Lau Bassaav, Authors hum .ad Dow-W LAW% tem Spits BEd Ilarban: est 2he MAYOR , having taken the char amid considerable applause, eheseved that one of the principal subjects which would be borsht baton the needs( dries( the rears wee the queers of taxation. This err • subjest, be said, which they were positively obliged, to erne extent, to under stated, for it wee a subject that would ferm segristance with then, in spite of thels will to tne eostrary. Tres met them as they entered the world—stack to them through life—and followed them to the grave. Kr. Alderman HAMMOND moved the far moieties:— " That the preset exereir tamales of the artistry pa ralyses comme ch rem depresses agrisultsre, sad bnpoverubee the laboring ore.' He was sure that they mast all be perfectly satisfied that the rower es taxaties under which this country laboured was one of the priseipal rues of the paralysis of 0011111114/01 is Terms*, sad that the @hippies and fishing ferrets of the town were also extremely depressed from the same cause. (Great applause.) With respect to the depression of agriculture, he mast corset that the prices which the farmer obtained he his produce were exceedingly low; but he maintained that the tenser could grow his whilst at 20s. • womb, if the taxation of the rutty were redeemed cad equitably adjusted, sad lithe radioed' reduced their rents is the name properties. Mr. JACKSON expressed his erevictios that tie meg muse proposed by the Morsel Reform Armistice were. emisestly caleslated at promote the interests et the whole sanguinity, for if the expesditsre of the natlos were re dried 10 milieus, be @braid like to know if any man road bar the &treaty sad the invaders' to tell his that it would eater so benefit es the labouring classes. (Ap. plasm.) Mr. Jeerer entered into a bri. f expoeitio• of the evils of leaflet taxation, and concluded by adreatiag the rights of the people to • fair representation is the Com mas, House el Parliament. W. A. WILKINSON, Esq., supported the resolutios. He proceeded t 3 rate the object of the Lam Asseciation, "to obtain • cheaper tad a better governmest." He ✓owed that assoegst the population of tale country there existed at the sane time the two extremes of the greatest affluence sad the greatest poverty in the world, sad em laded that although no act of parliament could he pared that would make all the poor people rich, it was nevertheless quite possible for the legislature to put them in a condition to help themseire, by taking off the statute book many of the obnoxious laws that sow existed. (Great applause.) With ripest to the taxation by which the country wr oppressed, he neared that they all felt the weight of the burden. Mr. Wilknoos concluded with an earnest appeal to the Lila* and working clears to unite in this morment, and to 'overate with the National Referee Amer stir. He this at down amidst loud sad general applies". Sir F. K NO WLES, Bert, rose also to rapport the Yew lair. He said that parliamentary reform was seeded as a mesas of °briar( financial rile.., for the House of Com mons was at proem kept up by a system of atereption and patroness. The reselutios was than put and oarried—ose Individual oaly dissenting. Mr. OWLES moved the next resolution. He rid if they wanted financial reform, how many members of the Hour of Commons did they think would vote for it ? Only about eighty, although the house comprised between mix and seven hundred. (" Shaer shame !) This resulted from the ope ration of the quel.fication clause, whir allowed property to be represented, but kept out the industry by means of which )) that property had bees aecraulated. (Cheat ap presolause.led=He begged most heartily to move the following "That whilst this meeting entertains the strongest cos vicUos dike urgent seserity fee • great reduction in the expenditure of the natiou, sad also for a revision of the system of tantioa with a view to the more equitable adjust ment of its burden, it is of opinion that these impatient oh jeer will not be permanently secured, or • good aid econo mical (overeaten% obtained, until such a IlbOOSIII• of parlia seestary reform has been effected, as shall give the people a direct control over the taxes which they are called upon to pay." (Great cheers.) Mr. C. BARBER secoaded the resolution. Kr. T. ATKINSON sapported . there;Thiition, and con gratulated the meeting on having their chief maghtrate pre siding en so important an oceasies. (Three hearty cheers were here given for the mayor.) The speaker then strikingly eskileted the evils whisk resulted from this sues at the laths of the emintry, &Jeanie( to the kellet e go tlr only memo b eat bribery, intimidation, nod eurospilen ; and alth an earne4 appeal to all to smite in onisoneering to aasompliak the grand eoleets whisk that siesalmisa had la view. The roseleties see pet sad eineled nemodeamuly. Vet. of OWN to the pu lb, prim a' ''.nlomen lobe bed promoted sad atidelsa Os nimbi dosed RIPIIIMIMITATION op 8017T11 RUM—From the address 416. Laurie it seems parties are hesitating to anti cipate ea only 'lntim movement in this anion, either from MIN Ammo la the representation er a dissolution of rp t The hen. gentleman declares bismelf as "Ia Coewevative," bet we "salads be is set the re. 'wised meads., et the efeesnative party, wwe have always tumistateell that at the meat ee either Mr. %arm flettith or Mr. W. Gem, will muse forward with Mr. Smarten fa that interest —Ram Herald. Kneen op Fen ThaDit.—The blessings of the @Mete of Ins trade map be viewed throughout the mannfaa tuna, %owes la the meaty, especially In the woollen trade, te. At peelpit, men, women sad children ham fall ma plopseat sad plenty of provis ions, while few years Mawr, Whirl protestion prevailed, anabirs of indestnoes pumas were Mantes, laving no employment, and breed ant other proviriese et ea extravagant pries. The general wish among; all chase., meet leaded rosary, is for a reduetiee is the tandem of this coaatry, sag at esee.—Deirose Chronicle BARRACKS. NIXAOII.—The large ftelJ adj Nlw' oining the reseat Unwire at *attaining aihe *ad • hat statute urn, late the property of Yr. T. T. Abbott, ha bees takea by the Ordamee deportment to, the ereeilea of a large is buretke to Nati&Abbou • fall ree• moat. Petis wee gives lb. , • few days damp, ea/ we lure that the wee k will shortly be la mar. of Peepers.—NategA Gwarims. appeared fm the detendaate is • rule for • criminal infa M r. Awrtos relit tuation, which had been obtained on the 11th fut., by his learned friend Sir F Theniger oa the put of** Coast de Themar, the prime lankier mar, of Por tugal, against Mr. Crampton and Me. Loos, who were Intuitively the registered proprietor and publkher of the Morning Post sawspapar, for • libel. Wises the rale was moved the libel our brought fully before the mart, sad it would not be sufficient to say that it charged the Cosset de Thome, with corruption, sad It also essibdeed as insinuation ranting on the Coast de Mostar in eassestios with her majesty the Queen et Portugal. The rule hod been obtained as the allidaat of the Count de Thema?, sad he (Mr. Antrim) Wm bowed to say that it explicitly and in detail dueled the imputation in ;main. He had the affidavits of the gentlemen for wises he ap. pawed • sad he thought it right, in jostles to them, to bring the subMessee of those atiliants before the court previously to his statist the worse which, with his (Kr. Atkerna's) satire usearnsee, they had thought it proper to adopt. The first affidsvit was that of Mr. Crunnka, which stated that he resided is Lancashire, and was the registered the ifoneiseg P ost; bet that he h a d M iP t i lt le progektor, by purchase sine N Timber last ( t h e libel in epodes \snag appeared on the 17th of September) that he heed Soar B rhos, and was only caseedually in Lon don, ameba the sassagentent of the papa to a M. Michels, a forage menener, who down to Noves.ber last wee entitled to a pnensgeks Is the paper. When the libel appeared he (Mr. Crumples) we at Fort Williams is Beodaad, and Mr. Maack, the of the paper war absent without' ilk knowledge, in That the libel was la the form of a letter to the Marshy Pas!, and that he nom saw the letter signed " Fabritheri'ar the artie's previously to its iseartios is the paper, nor wee his anention called to I[l rums time Air. wards. and he was neva email te d with regard to ilr hawks, ear did be she Gnus for its insertion, but, cc the seatran ills' Wins_ applied to on the subj ct perusal kit should have gins dkresidena that it chuu,cl not be inserted, as he was sat u&7 measquanted with the facts, but meet &drew that the Sismaing Pent should never contain stuck* on pri vate eharoster, but be notteetud solely as a private journal, end that he had had no appliestion teem the Count de Theater es the subject previously to the appliegnion fur the rule. The affidavit of Mr. L .ng stated that he woe only the publisher of the paper, and did sot interfere with, and was sot cognisant of the Insertion of the article. He (Mr. ' Atherton) would verdure to say that it could badly be desiod that, so far as say personal partic polka is the imputati •ns on the Count de Too -1 mar was 'concerned, these bentlesen hid siscondel in exasipating tbeasseives,but be our bound to admit that, not withstanding, a legal responsibility attached to them, sad I made them liable for the /anum of the article, whin, however, unwillingly se far as nu: were assureed, had found its way into the paper, sad that ke was la no condition to show cane against the rule, hut that it mast be made tabooing. He hoped, however, that ulterior penuestinp would not be found neecerury by the Coast de Thossar, though what coarse he should pantie, It wee set few him ( Mr. Atherton) to signet. But, is ad idea to what he said, he was booed, is accordance with his ieetnietion,w Inch tut with his entire concurrence, to express the amens regret cf the defendanu, that, although yin* itOngty as far as they were concerned, the ankle bad found its way Into a news paper with which they were counseled. Sir F. Ttiesiger said, that the object of the Cairn de Theism was to ban an opportunity of denying epos oath the chases which had bias made against him la the article in questin, as he felt bow street wee the inflaence of public opinion, as expressed in the public prate of this &minify, in his own lead, and that he was hound to challenge those who ' bad theocrat. proves to publish those calumnies to ease into an English court of bunks aal prove them if they could. Hiked felt kw the personal sharp agairit him of in sm eary and corrupt motives 'a his public duties than that whisk was contained is the insinuation agelast the character of his 'aversive. He (Sir frederick The sign) wee bound to ay that, so far as domestic Purity and propriety were ens-mined, the ehareeter of the Queen of Portu gal was far above reproach This wee the feeling whit% tadeenced the Coast de Thomas- in Geeing before the Nun. Hie chisel was now 'amend by char 1. seine his unser; who bad been unable to meet his ; and ha (Sir F. Thesiger) must adroit the tbe part'. s for welly before the court had morally exculpated thiamine from any participation in the guilt of this protesting ; and he felt th at it would not be becoming on th e part of the Coast de Thous/ to prey the matter to extremity against Ouse parties• but he did feel that, for the complete vindica tion of the Cent de Theater in the public mind of Portugal, and to show the sonnet the court of the position to which he stood, it was necessary that the rale should be made absolute against the defendants,and the outs paid by them. He would ray, on the pan of the Count de Thema, that it he acted on his (Sir F. Tinnier's) with*, his end !Attie( been obtained and his character vindteneol in the eyes of every dispassionate pereon, he would not think It neareeary to proceed furtive against the defendants, who were legally liable, bat sot morally responsible for the article. With regard to ulterior worn, he would venture to say that thee would not be instituted, as the Count de Thant would doubtle s act upon his advice. Mr. Jostles Coleridge—Then it Ii unt4instood that the rale is made absolute, with costs, bet that so farthm pro ...dines will be taken. Si, F. Thesiger—Certainly. Hale absolute, with oats. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. SITTIVOSIX 11419130.—Bcroas Lap Caw limn Wium. Ma. Jan= MArta, Ms. Joints Casnormy MID MIL JOSTICII WILLIAM; IN Es KAMM!. —APPLICATION ON NSNALP OF A _ DIAIMUID WOMAN. Mr. Weeiledire aloe d, eu behalf of a Mrs. Hemhl►, for an order of the teen to enable, her to dispe•' of her botanist la certain freehold aad copyhold property, of which she was powered In the county of Suffolk, without the con sent of her husband The learned counsel steed that his client was married in the year 1817, and in 1843 she and her husband separated by mutual tonseat, and had net Heed tmethier sine, that tine. It also appeared that Mrs. Krable wan not aware whether or not her husband was now alive. The wart rooted the applisatiou. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Liana Ma. Comonosran ocitmom. IN la LailLaT ALIZANDIII LID Co. This was an adjeoraed =ratio, for the proof of dam, and several awe stood for diemesiera. Mr. M'Lesd appe=nd for the migrates. The ern claim nn which any diraussion "rem was a proof, tea/trod by Messrs. Verdot and Cullen, eorn merchants, of Liverpool, for 87W Mr. Lerman." said the claim area on this way. In May, 1847, Misers. Verdon and Cullen s. id,throughtheir London agent, Mr. Powell, to Messrs. Shrpherd and Coventry, corn aflame', of London, a cargo of Indian sofa, a' a certain prise, for raish on delivery of the bills of ezehange• The corn reached Liverpool on ohs 28th of No.saber, 1847 ; Coventry and Shepherd, with whom only the origiaal con tract wits made, had then stopped parasite ; and when ad. • sod of the arrival, *toted that Alexandra sad Co. were jointly soaconrad with this in the matreet. Mastless, Vaasa and Canso, laving heard of as fah" AWN' the muffs on arrival at L.verpool, sold It at the the. market price, and sought to prom fee the diSereme. first against the estate of Shepherd and Coventry, and they against that of Alexander and B ‘rdgett, who hod alio stopped parasol, sod wire toads baahnipts is w February laming. Oa this state of fasts this. grams wrose—whollev isi6 / 4 er s =sc e fraissitv, Vials and Callao had ==tr=ot, sad thereby lost their rowdy far as dilemma la piss; whether the an- Most, Myra( been originally made with Coventry and MONEY MARKET. TUUDAT ZVI/XING. The dealings in the English funds to-day were of the same monotonous character u during the last few days, and, with the exception of a decline of I in the morning, from which they soon recovered, no earls. tion occurred from the opening price: this was for Console, 96i to 1 for money, and 96j toe for account, at which they also closed. The Three per Cent. Re duced were done from 961 to 2 . The New Three-and a-Quarter per Cents. were line to some extent from 981 to I, the first and last price being 98j. The New Five per Cents. were dealt in at 128. Exchequer Bills of all sizes marked 681. and 615., and India Bonds 935. and 900., prem. Bank Stock marked 203 g. . . In the foriign exchanges, for this mail, the varia tions from the rates of last post day IMO limited to an improvement in the noun on Lisbon, Oporto, Vienna, and Trieste, and a slight decline in the rata for bills on St. Petersburg. Lettere of the 4th December, from the mines of the National Brazilian Mining Association, speak very highly of the probable yield of the ores, and mention, as an illustration, that a miner's hat-oap of the Jaco tinge produced, when washed up, twelve ounces of gold. he last arrivals from New South Wales afford us some earful and interesting information on the subject of the cotton growing experiment, which has recently been made in that colony with comparative success The plant appears, however, in some instances to have suffered from frost, its deadly enemy, against which ell artificial means of protection are unavailing, and which nothing but a change of climate can obviate. A sample of cotton grown at Dempsey's Island, Hunter River, near Newcastle, is described as being of a beautiful white colour, scarcely so silky in gloss as the &twang white Cotton, but of a soft elastic woolly feel and texture. It was thought I. resemble very much the better kinds of American cotton imported into Liverpool ; bat appeared of finer quality and mare silky than were the best descriptions of New Orleans cotton. The seed from which this cotton was produced had been brought from America, and planted in a similar manner to maize, and little more are had been taken in its cultivation. Wine is now produced to some extent in the colony, and some of the makers are anxious to find a market for it in Britain. A meeting of the Hunter Ricer Vineyard Association had been held, at which it was agreed to present a petition to the Legislative Council, raying that body to address the home government to plus the wine ;mowers of the colony on the same footing, u regards duty, u those of the Cape, and this question is taken up In a favourable sense by the local papers. The dif ferential duty tells with peculiar hardship against the Australian wine-growers, beaus they have higher freights to pay, and longer to wait for a return from their exports, than the growers at the Cape. Taking even the ground of re ciprocity, it is urged that the producers in the Andre= colonies of articles suitable for the British market, whether these be wool, at wine, or tallow, or ore. or silk, have a strong claim to be placed on the lootintt i f the most favoured colonies or states, because the co late of Australia are beyond dispute the best customers which the British mansfacharers have out of the home market. A number of German Thie -1 Mesas were daily expected to arrive 4 the colony. Cocrii.—There has not been any offered on public sale. 1,000 bap good ordinary native Ceylon suld by private con tract at 60e., which is a decline of fully Is. Rms.—The public sales were nearly all withdrawn at full prices. SPICIta remain inactive. Corrox continues steady. In other articles a 0 isatarial alteration. Duty paid= tow to LW molt in Ueda; Ilvelyaoi, cwt. Brined. /INE. rid dr aydo 1511,8311 Tots was pried lot year 427,213 Demme 67,416 Nona row ow rwo nr 1160 TO con Wan llro. . ... . 2,001,362 113= r6 ...—.— ... „ .... 378,128 ...........„—„„..... ....... ...... ......... 61,036 Bon ......,..—, ayd0......... • 131,827 Mad 2,3 9 0,063 ems tits. la 1619 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is very steady to-day, at the following quota tions :—Pfstersburg Y. C. on the spot, 38s. 6cl. to 9d; February and March, 38s. 3d. to Ss. 6d. ; October to De cember, 40s. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Bats's Hartley, 16e.; Huddle's West Hanky, 18s. ; Can's Hartley, 16i. 6d. ; Eden Maio, 18s ; Hasiine's Hart ley, 16s. 6d.'; Welt Hartley, 16s. Bd. ; Walls Bud Adelaide, 18.. 3d.; Walls End Braddyll's Hettou,lBa. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 196. ; Walls End Hatton, 19s. ; Walls End Lamb toa, 18s. 641 ; Walls Bad Stewart's, 191. ; Wall. End Teas, 195.-Bblps at market, 318. HARH-LANE -THIS DAY. The arrivei;;f alld:serTp . dons of r; - slam hf °easy have been moderate ; the attandanos o f buyers at the same reTy limited, and the trade was dull for all articles, without any alteration from the quotations of last market-day. ammo INTO LONDON 110148th JAN. TO 30th JAN. Qrs. Ihifish. Seek& Irish. For.ga. Moat - llO 3740 3680 Harley ....-. ....... 1 4730 870 I I Oats liour, 1,290 asks; bunk. Malt, qrs. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mesas. Patinas and Smith report that the - market continues firm, without any alteration in price. LBEDN, Jan. 29. 1970(11-EXCIILWO/L—There hes been but little change In the market to-day. last Luteashinto have rather Unproved shoo yesterday morning, sad aro now quoted at Ilj e. The other mere. lion of the morning were: teeth Oeasehdated Mines, 10a. Od. •; Mat lock aad B Profor aotou, V. Ss. 9d. die. ; North Western, dia.; North Wagers ma" BIRMINGHAM, Jet. 29. Swatz-XxamAtten.—Tito business in this Market was still limited, withpeipce lower. Birmingham and Dudley, were dam at te Pa; and Bhnwehup and Birmingham WI at t dia. ILANDURU, Joss. 24. Bo4.4llSRALl.l.—fisab. Boma., 93 bills; Ditto, Priority Stara, 104 mosey; Bertha Hants, 74 Wk 701 limey; Ditto, Priority Four and a Half per Coots. NS bilis • Ditto, tad lialbstion. 97 4 Ws: Mairdsburg Wittonburs, 113 bills, 64 loamy ; Oolgroe Illoriso, 03 bilk. Hi motley; Ditto, Priority, 03 bilis, 100 money; Ditto, Priority Pb.. per (bats.. 103 sow; Mooldemborg. 14 bilis; Ditto, Priurit Poor.itod.a-Holt per Cents., 100 mosey ; Altana iLisl, 03 bilk; 40 bills. l e ts ` ii :1 3 10 11 ;CI so 10 1 ! Do. Igatenaion . 5 Do. tinaran.34 ps; Ct... D North Brill& Ilt Do. t skates S 1 Do. thirds Do. Preference 174 North theliwdshire 60 Won—, Wolver. le reld r .initcL, and Reigate et Royston and Hits 4n 23 Soottish central 23 Scottish Midland 12e Shrews., & Biro, Otass . h; 5 De, Claus 11_ .. . I Do., Few Ellanatad... 111 Chissg;l 28 28 14 13 db. 16 19 q si u n 16 2 8 4 Pa. 1 NI 41.. 10 11 13 N i Pal 14 166 8 71 db. 6 bf die. 11 sp. 6 di& 4 3 dia. 11 9 ells. 1 (Um 161 16 st Sia. 6 7 I d 7 _9 Nunwobury and (Nor. W. Nis.) ... 9 Do. Halm 13;:o7p - wiZtri .. Ds. New.. le Do. e e•ii: iiit et 9brap eirc Union ... IO Booth Davos Do. Preto/an kilos* Ihoffordoigro... 418 oath EaNOFa 4 ih di.. 19 1 i iF — 5,7. No. 7 :: ....." 1 10 Do. Mo. 1 Mlstor•l iioisk 10 Do. Gems. No N . 4 ... 11 IL T . Di. 0 p.m ... Tart., Dao., & Ooolo . .. •• 164 UAW& Boslurtium, sad 10 Woodard and =many.. 10 Worm WILL I otp., Ct. gas. IS Do. ta, lo do. mon do. U WU&W•Ten. IS TarklUmuitlo&Berwiek q Do.llit(Tork&llowsi.) II Do.G.K.E.Paroltor Protj SO Tort end North Illdlaad.., 10 Do. ruhivoco ... .. 1 6l e :1 16 17 dig 4 34 dia. I i di.. $ 3 pa 11 9 dia. 16 94 9 dia 1 41 db. 19 18 - it "it aiL 103111111 ILIZWATIL, 11 4 Antioallnes OW ha= IS balsams awl Dula OIMIlli ?mei (Iffersom) • SOW 41 4e d4.i a 12 IS 6 31 die ire lime Lain Oran lifts Pinion ... .: no:- i 0.... 6 Uutaioaq ... .» ... Kuser it Lisp Manama et Ppm ... Odors sod Berdsmaz Paris and Odd= Paris sot Slassboug isms 3 UMW NA MOW f Pal. 7 r 7 I dia .. I 11 dia. 3 31 32 $4 to e iè 91 9 (Us LIVERPOOL. Jost. 29. etocz-Zioaucow.—The usslot wu • shads hour to day, bat oily a shade. Fait Leriouldre, De —Laneashire sad Yorkshire (tali shares), Mk. 9d.d.—Londos sod Norte %elm, 116 —Ditto new ( shares), le 11e. 3d. Midland. 44—Mao (e smites), 23 fa. 3d. ed.—Enmesh Valley, p.— Herm. , Duvet per teat, Bi--Scottish Ceatral, If Eastern sod (No. 4, issued as es. ted.), 6 Us. 36.—York Nevassile, and Berwick (O.N.E. 6 pet mat dl 30), 41. 13a. 6d. cl. TIMMS RAILWAY TILAI7IO.—The folkylan er e she lot relents of the grass fecelpts of the pied* Raab erois; 160 NOSTICII7IL; te MI.-- ts3, 467,F100944LJim 16 tofu. 21: l'assessare, 120,413 f.; goods, 4 91 6 ROVOLProm h 7 a. IS to ha. 19: Posseagere,' 49139 f. ; gccde, 74f. ; toad. 197 5 31 . kiem.--Irease ha. 13 to ha. 19: Possagsay. 14,126 t. ; goods, 41,919 L; t a ftl. $7.499L —gem Jan. 14 to ha. 10: PallftlifillS, 60,75014 goods, _____ _ -_, trial, 144,142 f. va.—Trees ha. 14 to ha. 19: Peeetagers, UAW; goods, t0.117.76-tbilph..xcitheraatina.am—Thiukarp.4.4lket wai dtar a trifle ..re more in se a r mit ive total ii lllSOL yea. 14 to ha.;316: Poomagers, 14,11441. ; goods, Willem Clow"' a n t r a WI a " 4 ' eod Briatul "4 umesio - fal, HAUL Beater ildrd eltezes, oh shoed et !, Nizi.e, —Pros Jas. 14 to ha. 10 ; Plasseggra. 25,919 f.; 'goods, 1 , 1 ' ... 9 4 7771.; bad. STAMM '/‘ Y IC ~' N ., Deeloo,—Preat Jaa. 14 to ha. 19 : Persatrin. 2,461 f. ; pods. IhMIX t estel. 1 440 f. i ow, uol ksa. 14 to Ja& II : Primern,3ll.7lo4 ;gooey STOCS-BiOahlf69 O.N.E. .-- isalkwidogi ; Diet% Punise& &" . t, . . _. ..... ".. 1 Zf - , • ,„,:" „ -- „„, • ••• • .N.../ , ' . , .. ... \ ~.,.. MANCIIIISTER, Jare. 29. throac-ixaumaz.—The market continued very depreseed the day, aad a very mad amount of badness was done. 81 ° t11. : t eer, there was no quctsble decline 10 prima BRISTOL, Ja►. 29. t 1 7 i ii { 131 f 174 1 1 18f 18 1I d 4