The Express.
London, England, 1848-01-21 00:00:00

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SOVEREIGN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 1
No. A, ST. JAMTDD-STRZTT. LONDON.
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CVAIRMAN—LIPat. Col. Lord ARTHUR LNN NOT, M.P.
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jam Ann, Mc.. L.U. Charles lanNreMwr, 104. Aid.
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-11110.0 Ream. I Web mere.of tambrinta. I With mum of the whale.
.113-10117 E— £l4 16. 3d. 1 Els oe. 10d.
R. D. DAVENPORT, learatary.
EAR VALLEY RAILWAY. CALL of
NOTICE ill IiP,ZEFIV 0 hart °l' theV
EN. gal r 41,‘Pnid--Of
the Board of Director.. the peo_ptietna SRAM:B In {hie Com-
piny ore roieked u, toy an INSTALMENT of Al sa. per Aare on mob
of ouch %haul.. On or before TUESDAY. tho 1, d..ty of February, 1246.
at the of11:a, of the Trameirer. Joni* Nan, m
Marra Drewett and Forrier'e, London.
And notice la further Firer, that the holden. of eirh Pharos are
allowed the option of paha in full; after wtilth, the dividend. after the
rate of ri per cent. 10TICI 10. per share) per annum, nil be paid without
Areinctlon of Interest.
HENRY STONART. Chairman.
THOMAS MAC NAY, Secretary.
orcapanyb Mee, Darlingten, JIM. 14. latA.
Nil —The hewer, or the bankere, will require the production of a
all letter at the time of tralecing pa)ment.
If the call is not teal at the appointed perieriAntereet at 5 per rent.
per annum will be charged from time duo to time of permed, eo
that the dividends on the amount may tairo date uniformly from the
end Mt of FcbmilifY.
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MALTING HOUSES and ItESIDENCE. North
Endt fulhsun.—To he /M6l/ by Pill VAT): TRNATY. by
sr. MASON. the LEASE: for yearn of n double malting how*.
with tacky steeps to wet fort)-fire quarters of min. malt chambers,
granaries, two drying kilns. with punched plate, counting hon,o. corn
warehouse. an excellent family roddenot and ,nrden, and f...o7lllUfri
ODSINC—AI44 to Yr. M ASON, 33. Bneltiershom
'ILTALE of NEATH BREWERY, Glamorgan-
1r VAPOTI fit 11111PWILVI Sp Uto Ismtunesen wog MINRAmr
et ttoß noble brewery to .31,1.1. it. by PRIVATE TREATY, together
with ell the roldnlAn l'lnot and I:twoolls. The preniires are IL:naively
aunt of hail alleTed done, mkt compote tveaprieou.treweiy. w ith Aore.
botm. 73,tit1i.b0110.0 with a flivmrter cosintin.: hon.&
and °diem two dwelling.hourta and largo yard ; the whole frothoM,
b apoycranilli canal convevanoc. to tho Bristol Channel also. ti.o
34joloIng, containing uso• anis of to, acrx Thu plant
and uttn-il. are of modem con.trnetion. on the too.-t improvol mind
almond in excellent weserration ; includine two ropier* a ma-litun to
d-30 quarters. Mono oliXinc eighthoess pn., tool comop,,ndlios
utensil, with twenty nine store lots. There Woe upwards r.f 1s
lin
hat ,f hoer et-winnow! weekl, thb district. the present afford. an
amnia% favourable opi.rtunity for any gtntlesirm of moderate .44.
ei of embarking Ina very lucrative bteditow, for a earn not anpi,:nedrin
onethlrd of the coot of the !Vm and arienda,.... If not
alvsged of. the mitten property will ho ,14.1 .o Lion at Neath. In ono
at more lot,. in the month of February next. —APO,' to Mr. MASON,
Id. Boeklerdany. London.
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MESSRMESSRS. LANI()NI) and Co., railway share
S.
respactfully beg to Inform thlr friends taut the
oubhe• that they cvatinue oblly to BUY ru,l t 4 ELL all drocrlytion. of
11.0 I,lr A r nil AIIKS, rail% dehontures, and foreign stockA,
and ell other nhar-A rm.{ trroperty. L and Co. ahro
to nonottnr., that th,lr tothlt • nslo tahr+ pure e% err Walnedar, nt I
o'clock, at the Ilan of ComMeree. Threadnood:o-fttreet. London ; to their
aro. at o. hie!. tea all fAt mint are 1..0,4,1 ts.• be ad4ro•sed.—Thtkaml•
noelle-rtr.C. Lvnd..n. Jan. 1. 1,1

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D. J. I)E.NT, by distinct nppoinunents Watch
aci Clochnt%ker to the Queen. H. It If. ninon Albert, aM
171701 BI.M. the Kropn,r of Roads, haling grmtly increased Ina sto,k of
WATCHES. and CLOCKS to meet the pure:ta.ev mule at (Ms sown of
the year, not respretfully rcertosto from the puJilt an In.pecttou of hi.
...mous a",,,rtmanta, Ladles 1e.h.1 untehe4. with ,:old disk, and jer.,11.., I
110) In fotir 1x.1c,, Bp. web • eentleorm s ditto, mallet dials.. 10 sa ; youths'
1319 al ether vratehta. 4 F.ll. : 'sub-Anneal NCI accurately parts sneer lerer
aruabca, ia.iclied lu fosr holm, 8 ra..—E. J. DENT. 8, wand; 33,
4i4. CO •ksourstreet : an 4 34. now Ex...hamar 'Clock Tower areal.

TS.
he sugar
ided turn,
ent lower
base bees
300 Lb&
—standard
rovement;
ie. Eke
bags; the
prices; 60C
per : 1,300
prices; the
Are 1,000

NUM3ER ONE, SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH-
YARD.—A arm& 4 r Y king nada at Manchester to !ewer tho
duly no tea. and ‘.O hew that all the dace and totem In Ireland arc
.Witt to lc O'Comtellizel, pr.,eln,t upon the Chawellor of the let.
chequer to tall the duty to la per lb. If It bo found pmetkable no shall
bete tat chop enough to all oar laearte co teat. In thu toc.,:thne the
Nice of Rood Column tes.multablc for all taro ~onsumers. 'ant Number
One. 3-. 4d. per lb. Obserro.—All to pays tt. 1:d. per lb. duty. nod you
may non. Au'; for one sovereign MIR. of goal alma; CONGOIY. whin,
when oat ta4, it, will wady you, on account of Ita Pod
DAN t N sad Co.. tea merchants. Number One. Faint VW** olio bs and.

WT. COPELAND iii4m w inform the nobility,
• centry and yothlte. tbst haring sold Me present lenrebonveye to
mrtle• 'rho require Itomodiato po.onoton. tho extensive STOCK of
POW: FL.% IN, KART ii EN WAS S, and GLASS la on SALE, nt very
reload mice*. prelim. to lii' removal to noir envehovves la Bond.
Ltaeoln....lnn.tieltiv. And 3. Portnag-etr,et, Jno. 4.

t`i()NIPOSI'I'E CANIILES, 80. per lb.; wax
‘_/ endks. la. ; flernam vrai. 1..81.: Sae was, 1, sd. ; tran•parent
was, ls. 114. ; gamine AZI. ben Hrerf candles, I*. 9d., stoFo
eandlw..Gt ; waxed wlet inoold, 74. ; 11a1os* composite, 19d. ;
100. Yellow neap. 4.1/4. bk.. and 60s. per 115ba ; root.Ood rnnp, NO.
and 64r. \V Indnor and Wow soap, la. 4.1. per packet; brown
b. 9d. : alroond, Solar oil, 3s. 3d. per galton ; aes/. is ; mn-
table. or arglnd, ds. fsl._.• best oil. do. Best anilng was, es. 64.
per I^. for cvh, at DAVIES'S old c-dabhAbod wareboosn. fa. So.
Slar-
tlrealanr. po.lto illanAter's Coffee-boor.

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A. to 29,.
t advance.
465. 9d. to
lvers, geld
It advance.
. to 41. 19a.
611 b. Ti

179,211
. 189

10,02

1,063:81.5
160,653
21,643
9,815

fri.,134
1,304,139
1,280,711

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to relief and
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mod mor-
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GOA 031.101te
113 ELzbeth.
, of the law.
rarer. ei
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for boded •
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La t•• WOW'

THE extraordinary improvement, atter 40 years'
practice. recently ~010 in the treatment of MIND COM•
PLAIN TS or NERVOVSNESS so great. that a cure on now be
rauanteed hD. in every roe which Om Rev. Dr. WILLIS MOSE-
LEV. I.s.te f Cambridge Unicereltr, metre. on ).lo Rat, whethernervous
without aberration, or with IL Mental comp/shalt were &staled In-
curable tat Dr. M. cured him-elf 11 years ago. Oct of 16.eU0 in the last,
13 years Dr. M. doe. not know Ul uncured who have followed blsadyloe.
In this number hare been many mellad nm. nol4ornen, clergymen. Ac.
RoferenceA given, he. Menna of ,urc scut to all ports.—Apply or write.
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vounidwo, ' if IC stamps are sent.
THE BEST REMEDY for LNDIGESTIt/N.—
NORTONII CAMOMILE PILLS are conadently recommended
as a simple but certain reined) to all who suffer from Indigestion, sick
headricliz, billow and liner complainte: they net as a powerful tonic and
gentle aperient, Imparting strowth to the stomach, awl compeaure to
the nervous mateni.—Sold In bottles at Is. 144., any each,
by A. WILLOOMILIY an I CO., WO R. G. Wind's.% td, Rishopugma-
Without, and nearly all medicine venderi.-00 ours to ask for Norton.
and .10 041 I. ocrioldol 0, purrhAnO en imitation.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
OF PR. LOCI:IC/IR PIILSIONIC WAFERS.
Unprincipled persons. chenthts and others. prepare counterfeit,' of
this prone remedy. Purciumr, are tberefore cautioned not to law•
dame aqy wafer, union the werds "Dr. bavick's Wafers- appear In
white !etc/voila red ground in the government stamp outside each box,
without •hich are coutiterfelt,and an linpositlon.
Dr. give instant Isle( and a mpid sum of asthma,
mutts and all disorders of the breath and lungs.
To 61, GKR, and Fountain. case they or:: Ins altuille for elearingand
strengthenine the voice. They haves ino-t plc-traut Lade.
Price Is. 1y.1., to. UL, and lis. per box. Agents : IPA SILVA and
Co.. I, Drab:done. Flect-stroet. London. Sold by all Medicine Venders.
R 0 WLAN D' S 01)ONTO, or PEARL
DENTIFRICE, a white Powder for the Testa. compounded of
the eboke.st and me et recherche ingredients of the Oriental lb•rbal. It
mat Wes tartar from the teeth. removes spats of incipient door,
polithe., and ureserrap the enamel, Imparting the most pure anal •
Lkswinterea, and glues swoetnea nod perfume to the Meath.
leby Its means eralkstted from the gums, AM a healthy action and •
W are induced, so that the tooth If law, are thus rendered arm In
thdr scacts.—Price to. Od. per box.—Sold by A. BOWLA ND sad SUN.
Hatton-woolen. London ; and by all chemists and perfumers.

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A.8.A., and R. Belsmasc, A.R.A.
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! state. The LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY, Four o'clock.
EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
Our Paris letter of last evening states that, al-
though the state of apprehension in whicltthe public
has been kept in that city by the lyres continually
circulatedabated,thifnor several days hadinEotmeir normalmeasu
king enjoysgs had
not yet recovered he
his usual health. The cus-
tomary receptions at the chateau, suspended since the
death of Madame Adelaide, are to be resumed on
Monday next.
Something of the agitated state of the Bourse
has been ascribed to the reform agitation, and to the
check attempted to be given to it by the refusal of
the Minister of the Interior to authorise the reform
banquet of the 12th arrondissement of Paris. This
meeting was to have been held on Wednesday, in a
large building in the Rue Pascal, sufficiently spacious
0 to accommodate 2,000 guests. No meeting, how-
ever, took place, nor was there any display of civil er
military force on the part of the authorities. It was
said that the meeting was postponed till the 23rd.
The solicitude of government respecting the state of
"1 public alarm which prevails, its anxiety to disclaim
+BY ground for it in the state of health of the king,
and to throw the blame on the opposition, are mani-
fested by the simultaneous appearance of two leading
articles is the two cabinet journals, the Debate and
1 the Conserrateur, so identical in love, spirit, and sub-
fiance, if not in language that it is impossible not to
Pismire that they have been inserted by order from
official superiors, and that their substance and tenor
~have been dictated to their writers. We shall give
• here a portion of one of them, that of the Debate :
..to see Certain faces and hear certain language one would
'Niue. to we the revolutionary term, that we are on the
mot sjourtu,e. It is a sort of terror which it is attempted
to sat into circulation for the visible object of moving weak
muds, and giving a formidable air to the opposition. The
• rumours put into circulation are contradicted after a few
ef-
t' boars' existence, but meanwhile they have produced their ef-
feet, and there remains in the public mind a vague distiuie.
foie., Securities go down at the B tune, and at last persons
Mut to believe that there is something, no one C3ll
ai 'Alt it is. The king is well ; bis health has not given,
and does not give the slightest uneasiness ; the ministry is
Perked), united ; Id. Gtuzot and M Duebatel awe on all
..„.seeders ; no division is ready to arise amongst the conier-
.."e part,' ; the government is on the watch, and public
*tufty does not incur any serious danger. Why, then, these

alarms? Why the Wee' rumours that are dreelated ? ;a a
word, what is then ? What than is, ie that the cppelligoll,
seeing to what a point it has urged matters, Is white it-
*elf terrified at the agitation which It has soused, and shares
apprehension which it endeavours to inspire. The ban-
quets have been for the opposition an act of despair ; if that
set does not mend, the opposition is morally undone for a
length of time. It has reamed that limit beyond which there
is ambling but violence and revolutions; it liu, so to speak,
engaged itself in the fees of the factions to overturn the mi-
nistry. It must keep that engagement or incur the contempt
of the factions, unless it is intended to follow them to the
and and alter having exhausted ell legal means, attempt the
trileue and culpable resource of illegal proceedings. The
gnats have been nothing else than as attempt to produce
tenor in public opinion; that system is still permed ; it is
'raped by &Ise rumours and alarms to terrorise la the Cham-
ber a certain number of minis less firm than the others, and
M wrest from fear what amid not be obtained by con-
viction ; tempests in the strutt are pointed to, in order
to add to the effect produced by the violent language
which it is intended to use in the Chamber. The opposition
ia afraid, and it dining to inspire fear; it Is afraid of the
factions, and it desires to make the Chamber afraid, in order
that a change of ministry may disengage it from the pro-
Wirt. which it has made to its terrible guests. There still
exists, it must be allowed, a very real agitation, which the
banquets have excited. In a country which has been so
deeply furrowed as ours by revolution., and to which the
feeling of security is still and will by long wanting, parties
are not stirred up with impunity.
M. 6uizot had a long conference with the Austrian
ambassador (M. d'Appony) on Wednesday afternoon.
The state of the Bourse yesterday was improved.
PAlus, JAN. 20.—New Look —. Three per Conte, 73 83;
Flees, 11393; nark lot. Belgian Fives, 1840, 9); Ditto, 1842,
991; Naples Denten 9030. Ronan Loon, 954. Tenantry bonds, 41.
Bank Sh.nreh 3180. Exchange on London (ried), 23 GO.

No Madrid mail had been received in Paris yester-
day, at the hour our correspondent closed "his
despatches.

At a preliminary meeting, held some days since,
with a view to the convening of a public meeting, in
the Town-hall, Birmingham, to consider the propriety
of petitioning parliament against the anticipated
Incieshelk the national deftmces, and the enrolment
of the militia, and also to take other immures in op-
position to the present war establishment, it was
resolved—" That Richard Cobden, Esq., M.P., the
efficient advocate of a pacific international policy, be
specially and earnestly invited to attend." To this
invitation the following reply has been received by
the chairman, to which we are requested to give
publicity.
Penearrow, near Bodmin, Jan. 12th, 1848.
My dear Sturste,-1 have your favour, enclosing a copy of
a resolution passed at a preliminary meeting, inciting ine to
be present at a public demonstration in Birmingham upon
the subject lathe national defences."
Agreeing, as I do most heartily, with the promoters of the
meeting, I regret that my engagements will not allow me
to accept their invit-tion, To mo it is utterly unintelli•
giblo why we should now be suddenly stunned with this
outcry for ndditienal armaments to protect us against
an snack by the French. An invasion from France ! Why
what statesman, or party, or newspaper, in that great con-
stitutional and civilised nation, has Litterly been advocating
war with England, or threatening a descent upon our
shores ? No : the whole affair must have been the work of
some gossiping idlers at our clubs in London, or of military
men, impatient at the neglect into which their profusion
has fallen after thirty years of peace. If these wades and
our diplomatists and foreign ministers would be quiet,
there never was a time when, from the inevitable
tendencies of the aye, the English and French nations were
in to fair a way, as they are at present, to forget their ancient
animosities. It is more than the lifetime of an entire genera.
tion since the lest sanguinary and irrational conflict between
England and France was brought toe close. Upward., of
sixty million, of hnonn beings have in that interval planed
to their graves in the two countries; and is it taking too
favourable a view of human nature to believe that much of
our old national hatred lies buried with them ? _

I am delighted to hear that you are prepared at Birming-
ham to extend the hand of friendship and confidence towards
the French people. Such a demonstration will have the
best possible effect upon public opinion, not only in France
but throughout the world ; and I hope your good example
will not be without imitators elsewhere.—l remain ever

faithfullyJOUrs, RICHARD COBDEN.
Joseph Sturge,
In consequence of the Town Hall having been
preciously engaged for the day on which it was pro-
posed to hold the meeting, it is unavoidably post-
poned for a short time.

SPECIAL COMMISSION.
---
COUNTY CLARE.
ENNIS, TUESDAY, JAN. 18.
CONSPIRACY TO MURDER.—Michael M'Mahon, an ill-
looking man, about thirty years of age, was indicted for
hating conspired with others, at Claremont, in this county,
on the ;:rd of Dee., 184 i, to kill and murder Matthew Rol-
land; and also for soliciting one John Perry to shoot the said
Rolland. _ . _ _ . .

John Perry, examined by the Solicitor-General : I
know the pnsoaer for a long tithe very well. I ,
know Mr. M. fhlland. The prisoner came to me ;
and offered me five pounds to shoot him. I told ;
him I would do it for the money. This communication ;
took place outside ; the prisoner asked me the time, and I ;
named the Thursday afterwards to do it. I then saw him '
at a house we appoint, dto meet at. I tapped at the door,
and h , came out. I asked hint for the money ; he replied„
"Itis in sure hands as soon as you shoot him,"—that is, as ;
soon as I shot Mr. Holland. M'Mahon arranged between ;
us that I was to meet him between where he lodged and the
mill. I had a pistol of my own, but it was of no use. I
would not have shot Mr. Selland for the money, or any
money. On the next Monday I went towards his place to ;
tell him aboat this busine s, but he was not at borne , he was
in Limt rick. I then turned back, and told Constable Hogan ,
that Mr. Holland was to be shot. I met him ou the road ;
about a mile from Broadfort. Hogan came to my place. ;
After that I made an information.
Cross-examined by Mr. O'llea: Upon my oath I don't it
know that there is a greater villain in the county Clare than
myself (laughter)—l don't know why the ;prisoner thought
I would shoot a man; I went for the 51., but did not get it;
I had the pistol with me the day I went for the money ; it
was no good, and I had but the one. Counsel here read the
witness's informations, in which he swore he had two pistols,
, and did not shoot Mr. Holland because he did not get the 51.
' To Mr. O'Hea: I had two, but they were of no use. (Laugh-
ter). To the jury: I got the pistols from a man who went to
America ; I have not got them now ; I threw them into the ,
lake. (Laughter).
John Mooney, examined by Mr. Bennet: I know the
prisoner since he was a child, and I also know Mr.
Holland. He was a farmer, and had a good deal of land. I
had a son-in-law named Michael Hines. He was put out,
about three years ago, of some land Mr. Holland now has.
The prisoner has a bit of land. In August last I saw him
mowing in a field, and he said I was a weak man to let
another man hold the farm that my son-in law bad. That
was the farm Hines had, and which Holland got. I said
I lost enough by it. I got half of it at ens time from
Hines, and lost considerably by it. I said, " I wish there
was a lake in place of it. The more seldom I see it the
better I like it." (The witness here repeated his evi-
dence in Irish, as he stated that his conversation with
the prisoner was in that language, and one of the jurors
stated that he repeated what he previously mentioned
exactly.)
To Mr. O'llea : I was ejected from this land; I don't
know if the prisoner was looking for this land. I know a
man named Hawkins. He never wrote notices for me.
Michael Hawkins, examined by Mr. Plunket : I know the
prisoner and Mr. Holland. The prisoner came to me and
spoke to me about him. He said he wanted some money to
make up 91. for a party who was to shoot Mr. M. Hol-
land. He said Holland was the first man who prevented
them getting their diet on the works. He also said he had a
great many farms, and it would be better if the poor
people got them. Ho said some of the 91. was paid, but not
all ; that there was some promised. The prisoner then de-
sired me to go to Michael Morony, and ask him to sub-
scribe to the money that was wanting. When he asked me
to do that, I said I would. I did not go to Morony
immedi-
ately, hot I did afterwards. I saw him subsequently, and
told M'Mahon that I went to him nt once, but the fact was
I did not go to him. The Morony I went to was not the
man who was on the table, but his son. The prisoner also
told me that James Driscoll was to pay part of the money.
He was speaking to me in this way for a fortnight. I was
getting in dread of God and man, and I went to my clergy
and told my pastor, and he advised us all not to join in any
bad business. I then gave It up, and dropped it by degrees.
M'Mahon bid me, as I said, ask Michael Morony to sub-
scribe part to the 91 I delivered that message, and when I
was telling him of it the primer passed along.
Cross-examined by Mr. OHea : I write but very badly.
I know what a secretary is. I was never secretary to a
meeting, or to any treasonable society. I was never con-
nected with anything dangerous to my soul or body.
James Driscoll, examined by the Attorney General: I
know the prisoner. He came to me last November, and
asked me for a subscription of money to shoot Mat Holland.
He also bid me ask James M'Enerny, my brother-in-law, to
subscribe to shoot Holland, and Raid he would speak himself
to Pat brblishon and Mick Morony and get money from
them. I requested the prisoner for Morony
sake to drop such
wicked business, and refused to subscribe. He said, I
believe it is as good to drop it.
Matthew Holland, examined by the Solicitor General :
know the prisoner very well. I got posse:den of the land
held by Hines, but I never heard the prisoner say anything
on the subject; nor do I know anything of the charge against
him, except what I heard from third parties.
The case for the Crown having closed,
Mr. O'Hea addressed the jury for the prisoner, and con-
tended that the indictment was not proved. His client was
charged with consp;racy with others, named in the indict-
ment, to murder fire-tint witness produced for the prosecu-
tion, or to procure his assuaination ; but that case was not
made out, therefore he should be acquitted.
The Solicitor General replied on behalf of the Crown, and
submitted that the indictment was fully sustained, as it was
not necessary to bring home the crime to the other persons
whose name were set out in it.
The Chief Justice charged the jury, who convicted the
prisoner of the conspiracy, acquitting him of the solicitation
t• murder. He received the announcement with apparent
indifference.
ROADWAY ox AWOL—Daniel hf Namara, John Slattery,
John Rockford, Michael Murphy, Denis Ikennedy, Thomas
Hogan, and Machael Kennedy, were indicted for having, on
the 23th of September, 1847, attacked the dwelling-house of

SECOND EDITION.
From the GAZETrE of THIS NIGHT.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, JAN. 21.—The Queen has been
graciously pleased to appoint Walter Charles Metcalfe Plow-
den, Esq. to be Her Majesty's Consul in Abyssinia.
liiTPdiALL, JAN. 17.—The Lord Chancellor has
appointed Frederick Marshall, of Plymouth, in the county of
Devon, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the Higt
Court of Chancery.—The Lord Chancellorhas also sppointe.
George Hargrave, of Caistor, in the county of Lincoln, Gent.
to be a Master Extraordinary in the llighCourt of Chancery.
WHITEHALL, JAN. 19.—The Lord Chancellor has
appointed Samuel Peeling Brabner, of Liverpool, in the
county palatine of Lancaster, Gent. to be a Master Extraor-
dinary in the High Court of Chancery.—The Lord Chan-
cellor has also appointed Thomas Haddock, of St. Helen's,
in the county palatine of Lancaster, Gent. to be a Master
Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.

WAR-OFFICE, Jar. 21.
3rd Drag. Cale.—Sec. Lieut. J. Wlntbottoen, from the Ceylon Rifle
RReegg
ifl ldgfogm": ter), to be cornet, by pur., vice Althaver, app. to the
14th Lt. Drags.—Cornel T. Barrett, to be lieut., by pur., vice loiter,
who ntlige ; 8.0. Black, gent, to be cornet. by pur., vice Barrett.
29th Rag. of F.—Lieut. J. Singleton, from the 64th F., to be neut.,
vice Francis, app. to the 64th F.
31st It—pt. G. F. White, :to be major, by par., vice &nett',
who retires; Lieat. J. P. Robertaon, to be capt., by par. vice White;
Fais.C. J. G. Bwallield, to be limn., by per., vice Robertson; Ens. T.
E. Pedder, from the Seth F., to be em., vice Bernard, who each.
48th F.—Lieut. W. F. Wyndowc, to be adj., vice Wheeler, who re_ I
eigns the adlutaney only.
38th F.—. no. F. R. Bernard, from the 3lst P., to be ens., vice Fee-
der, who enchanter
64th F.—Lient. J. Cowan, ts be "apt., without par., vice Jopp,
dee.; Ens. It. Mockler, to be lieut., vice Canaan; Lieut. H. Francis,
from the 29th P., to be lieut., rice Singleton, arp. to tke 19th P. ;
Gent. Cadet W. Ball, from the Royal Mil. College, to he ens., vice
Mockler.
1711 P.—Gnat Cadet W. L. Ingle", from the Royal Mil. Cot, to be
ems, without pur., vice Davy, who reelgne.
7101 F.—Lleut. W. C. Bancroft, from the 3rd Went India Regt., to
be lieut., vice Dudgeon, who exchanges.
both F.—Ens. A. Bcheberios, to be Beat, by purr vice Gordon,
who ret. • It. D. D. Leery, gent, to be eon., by pur., vice Scheberran.
88th F.!—Gent. Cadet H. E. Jerome, from the Royal MIL Colt, to be
ena., without our., vice Stuart, promoted.
3rd West India Regt —Lieut. R. Dudgeon, from the 76th P., to be
lieut., vice Bancroft, who exchanger.
Ceylon Ride Refit— G. C. H. Waters, gent, to be see. tent, by
pur., vice Winterbittont app. to the Brd •ag. Gds.
HOOPITAL 81.17.—Assiet.-Burg. J. H. trammel, from 48th P.,
to
be staff-sum of the second clan.
COMMINANNIAT.—Deputy-Coremireary-Gea. P. E. Knowles to be
commissary-gen.; Commissariat Clerks J. 11. Allinson, R. B. B.
Bower, H. Manic, J. F. novo, H. F. Durnford, T. Strickland, C. T.
Walcot, J. W. Woolley, It. H. Smith, P. G. Jalyan, to be deputy-
assist-coramissarien-gen. The commis/tons of the said commissariat
officers to bear date 28th Dec. 1817.
Banana IN Tin Gazerrx or Joy. 14, 1848.-22nd P.—For lieut.
F. G. 11. 0. Williams, from 41st F., to be lieut., vine Hunt, who exch.,
read, Lieut. W. Dana, from 41st F.. to be lieut., vice Hu*, who
tic •sad
11bl'ilt7.7 2For Lieut. W. Hunt, from then2nd P., to be lieut., vice
Williams, who exch., read, vice Couchexch.

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
GEORGE HRDFIRLD, Liverpool, paint manufacturer.
EDWARD BOAZ SMITH, Scarborough, Yorkshire, timber
merchant. _

BANKRUPTS.
°nouns CORI, High-street, Islington, livery stable
keeper.
WILLIAM PERSHOUSE, Trafalgar-road, Greenwich, cattle
dealer.
BRAILSPORD BRIGHT, Southwark, Surrey, merchant.
CHARLES ANDREWS, Saint James's-street, Brighton,
fruiterer.
FREDERICK CHAPLIN and WILLIAM HENRY CHAPLIN,
Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire, tanners.
JOHN }loNoa PARKER, Alderegate-strost, City, carrier.
JOHN CALVIN DREAPER, Liverpool, corn merchant.
Joan DAWSON, Fairford, Gloucestershire, maltster.
JOHN KERSHAW, Brecon, draper.
RICHARD PARSONS, Lipson-vale, Plymouth, builder.
JAMES ROSSITER, Tor, Tormohan, Devonshire, baker. j
Jowls BOND COOKS, and OzoaGE SHAW, DentoD, Lan- I
whirr, hat manufacturer,.
JAMES BATSON, Great Bridge, and WILLIAM Bassos,
Handsworth, Staffordshire, iron routers.
Jolts Aizukuoza, Yeovil, Somersetshire, druggist.
JANE Lonna SzYstova and EMILY SEYMOUR, Bristol,
milliners.

Danl,b and

COMMERCIAL er MARKETS.
MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Two o'Clock.—The funds have been firm this morn-
ing, but without much appearance of active business.
Prices are no doubt maintained at the high
point at which they stand very much by a con-
tinuance of money purchases to which the payment
of the dividend has contributed in no small degree.
Before the final close of the markets yesterday
evening Console had receded to 87 to 4 for
money and the account, but this morning they have
realised the improved figure of 87 to and this, in
fact, is their present value. Exchequer Bills are 245.
to 27e. pm.
In the foreign market there is nothing whatever
passing to attract attention, prices remaining in most
cases nominal. Brazilian Stock, 81 to 3; ditto New,
79 to 81. Buenos Ayres, 30 to 3. Six per Cent.
Chilian, 68 to 90 ; Three per Cent. do., 50 to 2.
Two-and-a-Half per Cent. -Dutch, 531 to 41; the
Four per Cent. Certificates, 841, to 6. Equador,
Bonds, 2; to 3. New Grenada, 19 to 20; the De-
ferred Bonds, 4to 1. Mexican, 17; to 181. Peru-
vian, 37 to 40. Spanish Five per Cents., 181 to
19,1; the Three per Cents., 2sl to 9.1.

ENGLISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock, 180 8 3 per Ct. Cons. for Ae.,871
3 por CL Bed. Ann., 87! 3# per Conti., 981
3 par C. Lon. Amu., b7i In:chequer 818. 245. to 27. p.
FOILICIJ FUNDS.
per Ct. Austrian Bends, 91 6 1 WA Cent. Grenada Bds., 19 20
49 per Cl. liele.ltondn, 88 5/ Grenada Deferred rd.,. 3
22 per Cast ditto, 6 per Ct Meehan, UM. 171 189
b per CL Brazilian lids., 81 83 G per Ct. Peruvian 1915., 34 6
PiUo Non. 76 8 Fortuna,. Cour. lid., 2.5 6
67i,t(f:c1,W,T.1k1.7.3%`• 25 t 5 US"wrr 8.51 r.. 108
9 Ditto pea s ,181 192
Darn (Vilma. Def. 13 Per CL 2114 Di
Columbine 9.nuaeor Uda,li. Spanish Deferred EU, 11 13
3 ).sr C. Danish lids., 62 4 Spanish Passive Elds., #
19 per CL Dutch 1344., 94 per Cl. Vencruebt lids., 30 8
1 par C. Ce.'t. Dutch, 85.1 9 I Venezuela Deferred Eds., 10 11

RAILWAYS.—The share market is good to-day.
Both North Staffords and Blackwalls have advanced
about per share. North British stock is also better.
Blackwalls, G (buyers). North Staffords, to
premium.

SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON.
( Yesterday's prices will be found in loot page.;
E. Counties, 131 1G Inn. & 8. Western, 33
Do. E=L, 3 per Cent., No. 2, Midland, 113
1 dPar Do. Md. sh., 11 1
Do. Nor. & Eastern, 33 Do. NIL eh.,
E. laneashire New, 91 Norfolk New 207. eh., 31
OL Northern, 41 1)0. Guyon. 51 per Cent., 31
Do. Lan. & York Ex., 1 N. Stafford/Mug, 101
Gt. 8. & W. Ireland, 241 Read., Guild., and Reigate, TI
Great Western Halve, 60 S. E. & Dover, 31 4
Do. Ors., 191 1 York, Newc., & Ber.. 341 6
Do. Praha, 21 Do. (Orig. New. & Ber.), 32 11
Do. New 171. eh., 101 Do. Ectemion, No. I, York end
Ipswich & Bury St. Edmund's, Newc.. 19
Errip (hate Caro. & Ey), 11 Do. G. N. E. Par. or Pref., Of 1
I meas. & Yortsh. W. R.U., 21 d York and N. ?did., 76 7
Loa. and Blackuall, 31 6 Boulogne and Amiens, 131 1
Do. New, No. 2, 11 1 d Central of Franco (Orleans and
Lon., Bright., & S.Cnagt, 111 4 I Timm), 14
Lon. & N. Western, 133
Do. Falba, 111 N. of France M 11
Orleans and Rordmax, 341
BRISTOL, SALES, lateraar 20.
The business was principally limited to some trunsaetions
in the smaller shares of the Great Western Railway. Prices
were firm.

Gt.-iVestent- Qrs., 2 8-16 p
Do. New, 171., 1 7.12 p
YORK SALEM
Amb., Nott.. & Boston, 6s. bd.
N. British Thirds, 21. 2a. 3s.
Do. Quarters, 41
York and N. Midland E. & W. R.
Eaterodon,

North British Ex., 1 1.16 p

J.1,11111T 20.
Great Northern, 41
York, Newnia., k Her. (Orig.
Newe. and Her.), Sl4
Do. Erten/dm No. I, 19
Do. G. N. E. Par., 91

COALS.—HaIf--part Two.—The following are the
quotations : Adair 's Main, 17s. 6d. ; Bate's Hartley, 19s. ;
Buddle's West Hartley, 19s. Gd. ; Can's Hartley, 19s. 6d. ;
Eden Main, 225. ; Hastings Hartley, 19s. 6d.; Tanfield Moor,
17s. 6d. ; Walls End Adelaide, 225. Gd. ; Walls End Brad-
dyll's Hetton, 225. 9d. ; Walls End Heaton, AL; Walls
End Haswell, 235. 3d. ; Walls End Hetton, 235. 3d. ;
Walls End Killingworth, 21s. 6d. ; Walls End Larnbton,
225. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 235. 9d. ; Walls End Tees,
225. 9d.—Ships at market, 296.

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.—
The Sugar market fully maintains its firm position, and
prices must be considered Is. higher than at the class of the
market on Friday last. The public sales, consisting of 1,600
bags Bengal, and 5,000 bags Madras, are pmgressing
steadily, at the above quoted advance. Refined hu
been steady, but prices are unaltered, at 545. to
545. 6d., for standard quality.—Coffee firm. —Rice :
Good middling white Bengal was offered, and bought in at
13s. 6d. ; white, mixed with broken, sold at 111. to 11s. 6d.
—Pimento : 300 bags sold freely, at a shade higher prices
good, 31d. to V, per lb.—Pepper : 1,200 bags Malabar sold
at full prices, 3d. to 31d. per lb.—Spices steady.—Rum very
firm.—Cotton continues inutive—ln other articles no alte-
ration ; but the markets generally close with a shade more
confidence on the part of buyers.

CORN.—Manx-LAND.—The attendance of buyers
in Mark-lane this morning was unusually limited, and the
business done in any article was too trifling to warrant any
alteration in quotations ; but, with the exception of boiling
Pees, all articles might have been purchased on easier terms,
had buyers come freely forward.
The fotiowing are Monday's quotations:

BRITISH. nouns aw Boar.,
WsKO', laaell sad Heat, red 19 ta 53 to 65 -white.— 47 to 55 to 57
Norfolk and Suffolk. 47 to 31 CO U... do SI to 53 to 55
Talavera (Ere: or Suffolk) 5.1 to 39
Camb. & Lb., red.. to to --white.— to to
Northumb. sndlkotchdo. —to —... do.-- to to
Dish do
Ems SO to 32
Baatut, Feeding —to—...distilling 23 to 23 to 27
Halting 23 to 30...Chrraker29 to SI fine 32
Irish
Brox WIIIRAT — to
OATS. Runtish Feed 11 to 23 to 24s Od .black. to --5 Od
Ditto Poltunti 23 to 24 to 2350 d.. potato 37 to 298 Od
Bernick & Scotch feed 24 to 265 Od—potato 26 to 270 Od
Ida& feed lB to 220 od.. blot.. 21 to 224 06
Ditto potato 24 to 22s Od
MALT 3B to 58. Roe, pale 5B to 62
Pau. grey 33 to 3114 06 maple 33 to 40
Blue 60 to St imperial —Boto 04
Valle 37 to 41 toilers. 43 to 45
BEAN*, limp& 33 to 34. Ur& 34 to 36...01d 41 to 43
Harrow 34 to NS—small 38 to 33...01d 43 to 47
Taw, New Spring to —...new winter M —...01d to
Ramona, New 3B to BO
Lumain Caney per thousand
si.-........• wann..

Prom, Town-made, delivered 44 to 4L fins household 42 Toll
Norfolk and Suffolk 48 to 40 . whits 4O to 42
Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire — to
Bossed and Kent . to —...lrish to
-
^ • • • .FOREIGN...-- • --

Wow, Doable rid 53 to 53. fine 57 to 59
Baas* and Stettin,
to
!AIM
19 to 43
imbue'
Rados
Odols 4l to 15. Egyptian
40 to 30
Doodle sod
Smola lord
—..Australian 63 to 59
to—
Mrs —
21 to 29 — to
Rosin. Feeding
43 to 33.. i.•••••
bow. Coax

Oars, Unman
Poeneranean and 94n1sand to
Swedish and Danish 2O to 24
Fee=land and Dinah teed l9 to 22
Ditto Drew 24 to 25. feed — to
Blurs, tick- to —...01d.
13=11 — to ad. to
EtYletan 25 to W. Tumor to
PIA re, to
White 33 to 38. boUers 4O to 42
Tow, old to new to —.Aisne ..... - .. - to
Liman, Bake and Road= 46 to 48 to 30
Mediterranean and Odessa- — to 43 to 52
Raw= ' to . .beapased 34 to 36
Rum= Ca free or do per S 6 Oa. to E 6 ra.
Wan= Conn, Dutch and t 9 Os. to £lO Os.
Ditto trench and Asterism tlO Os. to 111 Os.
Puna, American, pe Hof Mita. 24 to 25
Dantsie and
Canadian
Froth, per mak 0128010 a. tree