The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-05 00:00:00

latter set, lemon; ealy Ilelledea the iron in the I
of the Asides of valeysies wad the sett of the
(see. 27) The MM wiles al the Oa =anuae losal set de-
clares that it **lb* bald hrearea erasersof die vaiddr
aso to suet hirtheparpossef @Ousts (abasdistesses
poelatibed the set) as this wastryisea shoal dotes-
*gee to bit 20W/sag far the siebtasesse of the veer sad
e=lererri.gasat-tr.:l7,l7:thcr.
E4= Wit the demand et the yak, who an ra-
ts glee so* NNW Illr Mr MIR secessery; mad U
h *dr diehion, tam ha has
ttlriridsZCllllLll4l.9"l"B. Thevrag,aaftharee "Mg
that spill satatiogs Wild te
be declares %Z it
at pe-
dal inellogi shell sad sieg be 4seniodt sad that may
sub edgesissiest *al be asolderel the same as lest
=leg seating. What he was now prima is
was this, that what passed at the
edit 12th of Alit was the asking of a rate, saimfrin
the it. wastaste. The fibleddd Wadi V= do=
whether what was dens sa the 11th d
eleiezr was
a rate widths the smasicel tbs Nth
Mr. Baca AiiViain.--110W NIT say a rats was awls
on the 12*, whoa the seesaw repaired to *eke a
rata ? You did set est oat what cash bases wee to peg.
Mr. Widnes antesiled that was set the meal* of the
weed " sake' It missal the aillsdiestiaa of a rate et se
such la the peed, width was dome at the seeedas oath,
12th. At this Oat ad the argoasat the south roes,
adjourning the further heath( of are dll Wasseday.
The court will hear /nor bon the Clout of Estesque
this day.

*Geo uleaUy removed from the premises, of which the plaintiff
was tenant. in osier ae t • Sums for reas.and OM**
debeadese, se the a Animism. the beamed, followed
the geode end ama for • meeter's rent ia
weer. It mimed aopiarnaffi whe was aura-law of •
lady of the newerof Wainer. the Ma ofWeiner,
Memo tment, Aosil, 11111, et a loom '
•
*IM ma mid Need then with la
Mier and wide ma the foliewteg Ma a Weber, on
whW dm • vas wee eaten& to the door way is the them
Ui, le outer to easy the anthem and elbow IS • Imre la
We trial she heag prerawid to
mere ism. Thewho was • broker mei -mud as
a et seas of the intended removal,
sad. es • quarter's rent wan due and unpaid, went
to the premises ea the moraine la quake, and
forthwith posting in • dame for the Nat, owed
she pea whit were not in the ma, host being taken mat
elks ban; sod then following the to Braemar mode
a farther mihme of the goods upon their arrival them h
was for seek latter misuse after removal that the present
amiss ef Wow was Monett Mrs. Warmer, densider et the
We amt al Sir Charles Shipley, sad wife of Osieged War-
m?, wattle AM witness who stated the bones la
Harriagameanen was taken from Mr. Du Pearder, the
ammo,- elle. ♦Anderson, through Mr. Grey, who sited as
home sea fa the letting of it ite Mr. lereste, and her
eas.friew easo assegai as Mena% end sat busell, bemuse
the was a maid woman. Defog malls to pay the gear-
ter's rent when k began ins, Milder sails.. to
bet landlad,she missed to kiss a hat on the29th
1848, addressed to her own ea, who was the Games
Attorney-omnd a Trinidad, to be forwarded to Ida by
leadsmen. • alas bass was bore put in and read,
and wee in dime
Mine=g2r.. 29, 11148.—1 b
WamerM Shointelhirelremil4, _ bbidoe.—sl oar
hee.—Thle Misr lea yea by Mt Xi leav ea I
I times to 11111111 Ilia Yew teleem. ad le weer a
ewedeelles of ellesthe. 1 teems a WSW lhees
Oen Ihe wammoledesents Sit lore WIN dasellisemodi
=MM. one I am semis yea la am he en tale
1•470. Anderson, sad maw es seramemed todzeikim. 1
Imam &soma of 161. (dome m
emo
hem
my mud Wan ladle TIMMINIMB smit mime
thsir hewer mierft). Whatever mein resied marl. eee
Owen% ad boo lei sae to the Udell at lie lemma
solensto meta Awbers. who teemed as led
Me W emmated is mei Mr. Mars einearat fir Os ea
mg ANION wear fist 01 ewes yea wilt wiliwelead the
news dile. Illosesams babe to the moment ves ellaselly,
es a reenisi VIM% te maw eked etenter• IMO raeraik my
dear Chedee, to BM Mimes 117 the rim dime privet ON
blew yea me rem 'iv beim% see. row, as.—Caswewea
Wakes.
Mrs. Warm: went es to state this letter was forwarded
Whet son, but as the pods had bees nbemneatly mimed in
the Isamu deseribed, she had win written, conateemeed-
a.:ler fir payment, which would otherwise meet No-
how been offeeded to, end the sending of wide she
Si equivalent to payment. The gawk Mush
were gleam by her to her daughter before marriage, and had
wee become the property of her son-in-law, the pre-
sent aiillL who, damask without property now, was the
sew mean he the may, and kid good prospects through
lee, who, through her greet grandfather, was the &brat
Ile elliWsrable property in Poland-stret and that
beneheed. Thie we, upon awe-examination,
seated her husband, Colonel Warner, was now in the guess%
Beset Prison. sad they had for many years lived spent..Dad_ogthe hot do years she bad lived in various plasm
sea led timastimes left in debt to • entail amount, either
to her leolleni ce to tradesman. Her principal ileum
01 - =silted of her allowasce of MI. a year
hem her sea in Trinidad, which bad been paid to
her by monthly :maintains' for thirteen years;
but last year, owing to the great distress in that island, her
usual allowance had not been forwarded. Formerly ale had
passed mug years in France, in a roysl house, bat when the
King of Frame lest his crown she lost her reekleset
/tr. Grey, bout agent, proved that the plaintiff easel
span hiss on the 11th of Weber, in the naming, and,
informing him they were wing, gave his sew saber
at Brompton, which proved to be sanest. Upon kis mom
examination it also appeared that the eannen at the van
took • meet 'bonbons comas on his road from Huriogtost-
square to Beorepton as soon as he found he was faowed
and Named.
Bvideace wen next given of the quarter's rest, W. 10s.,
being procured a few days •idler the assure was made, and
being paid over by the plaintiff to get rid of the distress
under protest.
At this stage of the cue a consultation took pleas between
the learned counsel on both sides, which resulted in a juror
being withdraws • and thus the trial was pat an end to by
consent of the parties.

PREROGATIVE COURT—SATURDAY.
Bean air Herbert lamer Y.
EVANS v. Trzsis—Exiscurons.—A EICZNI IX Corm
This was en applies don arising out of a differing* under
the will of Jens Tyler, who appointed the Rev. Themes
Evans and Thomas Tyler, her son, executors. Mr. Ilene
applied fee power to set as sole exmatetr, m Mr. Themes
Tyler, his coaserator, was of imbecile mind, end :set
At to manse his own asks, and was Rader restreist ;
but was intuesessl by ether pestles to insist upon his right
as an executor to met under his mether's will.
Dr. Addams =Meade& that the application on the part of
Mr. Tyke should not be resolved, se Mr. Tyler was a lunatic,
end bed sampled the lies of his keeper while walking with
him one &Ng by thew side, and that the testatrix before
bee death had ssiisited Mr. ferns to watch over hiss, know-
kg him te bows been of weak mind.
Dr. Mak* at the other side oontended Mr. Tyler was
in fall of his facaltiee, and fully qualified act
as an ,:gene[miler his dammed mother's will. He quer
Closed the pwet Si the court to exclude an executor, and
rehired new work, 86, in support of this
view ; the barna eiheeste the question m a strain of
humour end Way width the quiet risibili.y of his
brother Wessels% hey appesehig to understand has views,
and esninfleil by fiesdemdins there was nothing before the
court theft amid AIM the eggsdelment of Mr. Tyler.
Dr. Adams in ebbs to esSZds, he could not suffer
M be himself browbestsa—eni on, dr—
Dr. Dean (rising)—Do you yourself to me, Dr.
Addams ?
Dr. Ahlame—l do, dr.
Dr. Dom—Then, dr, I tell you I would not take the
trouble to browbeat you.
Dr. Aims.—l will not be insulted by him or those who
bank him (supposed to allude to Dr. Mardis g).
Dr. Adams hIS the court could not grant probate to a
=Weeds, which was proved to be the ease by the
sad that he was now under the ears of a person
namoillleseen and bis wife.
The *met felt ft geoid not Mae the applicadm. It wee
apes Mlhe parties
streptz the het of his being in an unsound
stets fit Wad, by for a Habeas Corpus, if he was
kept lobe restraint parties stimulating him to insist
upon his right to set as an executor. The Court must grant
pekes, it ma be proved that he is in such a stets of
mind as sot to be eatable Of acting as an executor.

COURT OP HANKRI/IPTCY.—SATURDAY.
Before Mr. Ocausimionsr °auburn.
Esau= Psalm°.
R. G. Ward, butcher, el Deaddiesas.Tplaes, Walwath,
applied foe his artificers, suggested by Mr. Clak. and op-
posed by Mr. Lama, on behalf -el the smiguees. His debts
were 1,4651.; Meal about 601. ; berelyeadisient to pay the
tests of the Bat. Mr. Follett, the official assignee, stated that
just eightpence would be left, lifter paying the expenses.
Rh profits, during three and a half pun, had been 2,2281.;
trade expenses, 1,9101. ; domestic ditto, 7331. ; losses, 8941. ;
pail to creditors under • former bankruptcy, 2681. The
Find* grounds of opposition were extravagant expendi-
' airs, and that the bankrupt had been in partnership with
another pence up to a few months before bis bankruptcy,
bet bad given no account of the parts ship transutioas;
also that he had contracted a considerable amount of debt in
November, 1847, when he was in a hopeless state of
insolvency. In examination, the bankrupt stated that,
ever since his fanner bankruptcy, ia 1845, he had
made • payment of 71. a month to a aeditor
named Boner; these payments, with other similar ones,
amounted to 2081. A notice bad appeared in the Gazette
in November, 1847, of a dissolution of the partnership be-
tween him and hie brother ; but there never was any
partnenhip. Bather, now also bankrupt, was • meat sales-
man in Newgate market. He (bankrupt) had removed his
furniture shortly before his bankruptcy. Since March,
when he paseed his last examination, he had been in ihe
service of his father at Brighton, and bad not the means te
apply earlier for his certificate.
Mr. Lucas submitted that this was a gross case of mis-
conduct which called for a leap suspension of certificate.
Auer his bankruptcy in 1845, he had paid 2a. in the pound ;
and now, it appeared there would not be a farthing for the
creditors. He had made adman" payments to • large
amount to a favoured creditor; and his domestic expenses
had been very heavy. The notice of dissolution of partner.
ship, which had only lately come to the knowledge of the
sasignese, was a very suspicious circumstance, the probability
being that the brother had get all the money ; in the same
month the bankrupt had amtreated a large amount of debts,
and his bankruptcy had immediately followed.
The Oammiesionee said the case was one very little enti-
tled to favourable caniderstion. The man bad been bank-
, rapt before ; immediately after he had commenced business
again. His books had been moat properly kept, his cash-
to At being balanced daily ; hence he must have known all
a'oag that he was spending far more than his net profits.
His payments to the creditors under the former bankruptcy
were most unjust ; while he had committed a gross fraud in
obtaining goods when he was hopelessly insolvent. It was
t to the interest of cameral generally that such persons es
this, coming to this court merely for protection, shouli he
ted in their object. The justice of the case required
tratP&Deincertificate should be suspended for two years, and
that the bankrupt should not be released (if arrested) till he
had been six months in custody.

COURT OF EXCHRQUZIL-13,wronzus.
lbw Pans—asiore Mr 7. Polka. CJIL, sad alliddleux special Jury.
aIIVINVII CAMS*.
The three first Nauss in the paper on Saturday were in-
formations by the Attorney Goaaral, at the instance of the
Revenue, to savor penalties for various allaged infringe-
ants of the Stamps sad Tails Ante. In soh as a verdict
wee entered, by comsat, he the wows, sabject to the
opinion of ths 00114 la basso, the fasts which will be
represented is this fees of POW
Tits Arroursg-Ourza•• v. Ftrzonnatax—lnrattios-
Km Or Tl 3 Esau Laws.
This was an informatisa, at the instance of the excise
authorities, to mem pubis for evading duties payable
upon the rasaalbsture of Nip. The defendant carried on
brines as • sissarsafastarer for many years in Golden-
lass. Oa the 1111 of Septonaherlast a large quantity of soap
ens Ilmereehl by tho allow of excise, in nnentered pre-
Cacilibeed a Imp vat, frames, and other =ill
miale hal ha the wirahr— • of soap. Those premiss
rem arise peed, and the only communication with them
hal mid be dhameeed was a email trap-door, oonesand
maw wriager of a stable. Tte prosecution was sup.
meat by the Sollsitor General, Sir F. ?hedger, Q.C., Mr.
Watson, Q.C., and Mr. J. Wilds. Mr. Wills appeared for
the defenelanr.—A verdict was returned for the sown.
Psaltis, 9001.
Tan ATIVIINXT-013111AL O. Einfilornaim—A szcown
PROSIKATION ion Tall MAXI OFFSSCII.—Poor-noses
Dorm..
With the pleadings he this ease, which has been more
than on
tes balm the ewe% were opened, the defend-
=sirildrushe meet, stated that as he had been
the bagesseirm, ie to 6 o'clock the previous
that Mr are might be amanged, he bad not in-
satrstei nod be shell& oneepently be wider the
samlbraf Adsadiag hioasel4 lithe truisms pr needed with.
The peremit lehentation was moistly the mew mai he the
nine ohms', as that upon which a whit W been already
bead he the mows. That verdict was eamerese eat aside
eadjelammt arrested, upon the mead that the informa-
tics was billirmal and bad. He therefore holed the trial
would be rid, and that the learned judge weld intl.
seats sr it was aceoedieg to law that a men should be
pat open his trial twice he h sem elbow Use a trader
might reatell hati by :aid comathas. The
se mak sad the
bha already to
hw chews 2 s=la
The Leal Clikf Harm said he meld ad the ap-
he a p etyonmamt unless the fesb who mippleted
Cleiglaimit. The other natter stated sled beiniime be
braes under the consideration of the court abates; bat his
dray raw was lamely to take down tne midges, sad ley the
came, 'the assessi he the crows, in the examehe of their
climates he....., as a maraud indalpase. mewls
to the
The at ones consented, and the cause was
postponed to the sittings after next term.

ILICEZQUER CHAMBER. —I3ATuiDAT.
Won the Jet:the Ommins Pins Mg allalrl of Ennisequer in
tam the Mete gush Sem&
TUN BARON DI SOM.. QII2IOI.—PSTITION OF
Mr. Earrjeant Kanmimgtimeinded his argument in support
of the ease of the plaintiff in ener. The Attorney-General
Minim visa to reply IS behalf of the crown, Mr. Boron
Parke said the court weal* not have my math= to trouble
him at mutat. If it wee found that the attendants of the
waed mewl was required on Wednesday, ha should have
timely nodes to that effect.
COlllllTr O. HClD•olll.—C•rws3 17NDS1 ATItACEXIXT
OP TIM COI7IIS OF CIIANOIST wrracurr COMILITKINT

JDBII7IID.
Mr. Cabbed, the plaintiff in war, was detained ia the
Queen's prima on as attatitmeat foamed oat of Court of
Chimney, in the snit of " Cobbett," for a con-
tempt et that court in refesiag to pay the sum of 411. of
costs. The Conn of gassra's Bends held that Ye. Cobbett's
deleaties under an attainment *Skeet eciremitment wee
Judith& Whereupon Mr. Oebbet4 ineugist the ease on writ
of wee Ms this mart. The arguments were partly heard
lad teem, sad esedaded on Thersday.—dr. Parke
now delivered the Judgment of the court, afihraing that of
the Court of Quilts
EICADDING V. LOW? AND ANOTKII.—""-
VINTAT.
This wee ea swiss of replevin, in whisk Mr. Lewis Lo-
mat, ewe of the sellestere of poor-rate for the parish et St.
Peeves, sod medlar, were the defendaots. It involvtd the
question of the miktley of a rate &dared by the restry la the
'ear MS. under Ike elienmelswees detailed.
Mr. W. IL Walesa @Wed die hots of the ems. Oa the
12th of Angus% USA as swift el the vestry ot St. Palmas
wee bsii for the purpose at a rate. AU the amiss.
required by the oust hid beim ttse.g At tine ormating
the merry pared • thoolado, a ram d era &Mg
M the penad—the resolution • than " end the
rate is Imlay made." Thee meettag wee adleurned till the
4th of September, die requielle mode, of mat ar-
ias been served as all the vestrymen. but net Aged ea the
chunk dear. That seeing wee who adjoined le Ile
of September. similar seethe et mmminat baling bus
made. From Ilka 9th the meeting woe ninth allt=ll dB
the 146. with meths as Wore. The pada
populous the beaks were eonsequently mgareMens. 121
they mud sot be prepared by the 9th. They wee
not ready until the Wk. whin that wen pressedeil
at the meads& est Bipedby the melrymea peuret. and
afterwards attested by two justices of the pass Re was
pprrto esates¢ that wee a valid rate. • pith arose
% 11
reaped to the smasitution of the miry. Is disk the
leans' esemsel mid it would be well to advert ISO Smile-
The mud alessies of vestrymen leek piles as the Oh of
Nay, There wee el: death emamelse. mad tarty had
to go out by relstien, having fertyniz themies to be Sled
up. At dr died= abeam mama WON 11611181DAd : the
ethse ltreatrames wen sew mserymen. They were all
daly qualiled, all sleeted, end ail aims a meirpumeh Tilsit
tile. seweter, was afterwertis !spewed is the Oast of
Gann Beath, and It was held that tikey ha ma
boa drily elasail. Tie wee sew, hevreva,
le mesa& that althea.
_they skikt set be
*NW penes' womb Some vestryassa, and It was
grAids sale ins 'suds by vestrymen
imed esessi seselled
waimsMeal an tattatothitortet
esp. SO, mid was sannalled to a certain extent by the
moos 1 soil WS. IV. map. SO, esesermaly Galled " Hoh-
heess's AM." hit die tweed segaisliss et vestries. The

8?. PANCRAS

fiorTYlal,f l (.1.; • •
THE EXPRESS, MONDAY-!P _ 5, Ili*.
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BuzatasT -NT Gaiir. mai C. FaiglimlK
Wes. viimilludist....2frubithiorg=ssi
miewatemill=
Wilber artkies. prosecutor wiles la Hlieb•streer;
IS 7th of °Saber the pare. wee am-
=illtab the elilst. tres• The peas were
4 Is egratler .111 est sad s very
daft Yin bath vdtt, faa belbnestioe mewed, they went
Is thy hoes (11111 mete parritidert. a highly-respectable
tau, 'Ong two lame testa praissiter, and there toer.d
Gilbert, alto lived with Idea Whet prAluetel a pordes
the moiety, mad did atm due the sharp Upon going et
1 who Uses with Ma astber,is rave up the re-
, mask( pieties debit phodsa Ds* the lads were in est-
, tam* Ohl MSS psi tunes whit their friends, who are
drad Wilde reeemetabia—Kr. Fury said it was a
stelemeholy ease, bat he smallest struggle with the facts.
There was is teammate In euelomed Ike main as they did.—
The pup head flea Gull*, mg the Caurt deferred the
istklissete

POLICE.--g -ATIIRDAT.

GIIILDRALL...--Osman MONEY TRIDNIS • Pao Asa
07 11•321•01. W. J. Lap was charged with obtaining
111., ander a promise of marriage. Mary Davies said that
Issas time back the pigeon amosted her in the street, and
d israudeassdbsaather.T sesenthip was oontin ace!. and,
at 11111400 S time, she save Mm sum of money to the amount
at 111. On one 000 n she gave him as much as 81., on the
tepresentation that it was necessary to place it in his soli-
ft°s heads, as he had a small property coming to him at
aschamk, in Oxfordshire, to the amount of 6001., and that
he fleismied settling the odd 1001. on her at their marrisge
In eetwegnosee ec his repeated premises that ha would
may her assets as she left her situation, she gave warning,
end was he Wee ea Tuesday nest. The banns were not
sa the Omar said the ceremony was ti be per
et Dm 'bank end be intended that it should take
lietnee.—A NMI'Ik said that on Monday more-
he the 'dome Mating about, and afterwards
• Weilmiiey's brae, where the preeecurix was es.
✓Oa main est be took him into custody, seeps*
osething wee mem but en the representation et
Denies that the wee about is be eeseried to him, Mr. Warm
by destined prods( may elms spinet him. It had shun
hem dbeevered thee the phew was a married man with a
the pehnsee's hawse was found some cloth, which
• Mr. Watson, a benne employer of the prisoner believed
to have been steam hens him.—The peke-one! was4/nesbel.
WORSHIP-STILIZT.—Tnn Faoroav Aar.—lir. J.
Plummer, cotton usanufaetmer of Golden lane, St. Luke's,
was summoned to show cause why he ha:lj.:tfief M to return
tithe officer appointed under the act 13 labour is
factories, the particulars of an accident wiz occurred cm
his premises some weeks since, and by which one of his
workmen had sustained serious injuries. The act
that " if any accident shall tom in a factory by wlnceirae4
I person emp oyed therein shall sustain such bodily injury as
to prevent him from returning to his work before 9 o'clock
on the following morning, the occupier of the factory, or kis
principal agent, shall within 24 hours of such absence send
a notice thereof in writing to the surgeon appointed for
granting ortificates of age for the district, in which
notice the place to which the injured person has
been reamed shall be distinctly stated." Mr. Bury,
Sub Inspector of Factories in support of the com-
plaint, stated, that on the preceding day he received private
infotmation that ono of the defeat ant's workmen, named
Dyer, while engaged in removing a piece of cotton from one
of the engines on the 13th nit., got his hand entangled in
the machinery, which drew in the lower portion of his arm,
and severed it over the wrist joint. The defendant had
omitted to report the circumstance to the district surgeon ;
and having also failed to communicate it to the witness, on
making his last official visit to the premises, he considered it
necessary to adopt the present mode of enforcing the salutary
provolone of the act. Mr. Hamann said, that as the defen-
dant had evidently been influenced by a humane motive in
the mune he had pursued, he should impose upon him the
mitigated penalty of 40e. and oast*.
WANDSWORTH. APPEAL UNDER THI RAILWAY
CLAIISIII CONSOLIDATION ACT.—MT. Paynter gave judg-
ment in the following ease. In November last, Mr. el. W.
Ceekerell, the auctioneer, complained by summons at this
Mart of the London and South Western Railway Company
leaving, as it was alleged, taken a certain portion of his land
he the Richmond Railway, and after effecting a severance
to construct a bridge arch and passage over the
sa▪
lt railway. On the formation of the Richmond line in
1866, a meadow in the rear of Mr. Cockerell's house at Bt.
Jaka'retill, Battersea, was cut through, and by so doing all
direct oommunisation with some cottages in the occupatsoa
of Mr. Coekerell, as also a back way of egress from the
stables, was eat off. Mr. Fuller, of Abingdon street, sat•
mair:Aput in hie valuation for the lose and severance of the
` (about a quarter of en acre), and the deterioration of
167;a7 eof the house and ornamental land, which had oast
Mr. Cockerell 16,0001., at three amused guineas • the piers
of land, ormtaining the cottages, was not iaidaded in this
valuation. After the amalgamation of the Richmond with
the (bath Western Company,two surveyors were appintsd eel
arbitrates, between the company and Mr. Cockerell, but sot
hissing en umpire was called in, who, in the latter part of
1647 Emile hie sword of 2,6001. sa full and entire compensa-
tion. The company relied upon this fact as an entire
answer to the ease, but it was contended on the part of Mr.
Cosioseell that the money had been received under protest,
no that he repudiated the idea of having been compensated
flee dr severed land, while the company's surveyor said that
the mespisiaant had been paid six times the value of the
Ina owl that a bridge would cost the company 1,1001. The
mrgt~tsNsl' decision was that the defendants should make a
Imam six feet high along the north bank, and a convenient
light 'bridge at the eastern extremity, for a single cart; the
mespany to pay towards the expense of the bridge the dif-
limes between the sum of 2,6001. awarded by the umpire.
end the sum that would have been awarded had the award
been made in contemplation of a partial interval or a total
severance. If he dismissed the commons there would be no
bridge, which would be injurious to the complainant ; it he
simply directed a bridge to be made the expenses would fall
en the defendants, which would be an injury to them, as
they had already paid ccmpensttion on the footing of there
being no bridge; he must, therefore, make a decision which,
whether sustainable or not, was the only one agreeable ;to
justice, namely, that the defendants should make the bridge,
and the complainant pay towards the expenses the excess
which he had received under the award.

RAILWAY NEWS.-SATIIRDAY,

Our share market has been without particular
aovement to-day, but steady.

RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT.
BUSINESS DISPOCID OF BT BEAMINERSON SATURDAY,

Before Mr. May.—Room 22.
Great Northern (deviations and amendment of acts, fcc.),
standing orders not complied with in two instances ; bill re-
ferred to committee up stairs.
Mr. Smith did net sit on daturday.
MEETINGS.—Botros, BLACKBURN, CLITHIROB, AND
WRIT Vo=Bllllll. —Hal/-yearly Meeting.—Blackburn,
Feb. 2.—W. 11. Hornby, Bq ,in the chair. The report re-
commended that the resolution allowing interest on calls be
reminded, and that the payment of interest on calls paid up
to the 31st of Dec. be postponed, and that the amount of
that interest be considered as a debt to be paid from the first
available revenue. The directors intimated a call of 61. on
the A shares, and proposed. that any shareholder who has
paid 161. • share, and who is willing to pay the remaining
101, shall be allowed to retain 20 per cent of the amount, as
interest up to the 30th of June, 1853. The directors stated,
that after the 31st of Marsh they intended to issue to every
shareholder a list of defaulters, and to request such infatua-
tion as could be Oradea, with a view to liquidation. The
engineer's report stated, t.at if funds were adequately pro-
vided, the Has to Clitheroe would be opened during 1849
After some discussion, the reports were received and ap-
proved, and resolutions in conformity with them were
parsed.
COCX3IOIOIITIK AND WORILINGTON.—Haf yearly Mut.
ing.—Cockensouth, Jan. 30.—Ihe statement submitted to
the meeting detailed the receipts for the put half year, from
which it appeared that the average weekly revenue had been
1421., which was a considerable increase on the correspond
lag period of the previous year, there bring an BYNUM of 65
pm ant, on pares* 60 per cent. on coals, and 41 per cent.
en pet* The income required to pay 5 per cent. to the
dinedmiiers and 41 per cent. to the matinees was a reve-
al* ef UR per week, and which the directors exposes&
elheetly IMrealise. During the half year 34,217 pommels
l travelled by the line, and no accident hrd occurred. A
dtglelend of 6s. per share was declared.
Durex Ricsniss.—Geseral likfraing.—Anistardam, Jan.
31.—L. J. Enthiven, EA., in the chair. In cones-
' Tune* of negotiations still pending between the com-
pany and the government for an alteration in the sta-
tutes, and which were to bare been deposited for the Imre-
don of the shareholdcn st Amstardsm and Lend*, the
meeting was gain adjourned. The traffic returns fee the '
week ending the 23rd of January were 5,176 reasagese,
producing 7821. over the fifty-seven miles as yet epees&
MISCELLANEOUS NEWEL—Scowl's CistritAL.—lt
is stated in a Scotch paper that the Marquis el Hmadalbase
has, by ',brut*, announced to the shareholders of the Scot •
tish Central Railway his intention of resigning the office of
director.
Isles Luis.—The diabolical prattles of tearing up rails
is order to upset trains, has again been attempted on the
1 Great Southern and Western Railway, near Thal's, though
c happily without damage. While such practises continue, is
a it any wonder that English capital should shun Ireland?
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MONEY MARKET.

BArazDAT Evurnio.

The debates in parliament iiave7l;lyinuCli
en-
grossed attention on the Stock Exchange to-day,
almost to the suspension of business, of speculative
business more particularly. A more quiet market
has seldom been witnessed, or with fewer fluctuations
in prices. Consols ranged nearly all day from 911
to 4, alternately buyers and sellers at each rate,
an left off 911 to 1 both for money and time.
Reduced Threes were 914 to /. Three-and-e Quarter
per Cents., 921 to t. Long Annuities, 81 to 15-16.
Exchequer Bills, 40s. to 43e. prem. ; India Bonds, 48s.
to 50s. press. Bonk Stook, 194 to 6.
Spanish PATIO still to be in favour in some
quarters se a , without, however, affecting
y. They were quoted from 141 to
fr tit • Threes, 271 to 8 ; Passives, 31 to 4. Por-
tuguese, 261 to 6; ex-dividend. Dutch Two-and-a-
Half. per ()rats., glicto 94; the Fours, 78 to 80.
Raman, 104 to 6. Belgian, 78 to 80. A few tannic-