The Express. — London, England, 1853-02-15 00:00:00

;•fr " .. f //0. / ‘• f Vvitt.:'4l:tip•rt% 7 , No. 2,0.:3.1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUAR . 15, 1853. [THREEPENCE. TUB r.WIt.T lIIRDI.%IIIOIIT. ig.EASA.lls.lh.tr4.l),.l..epeATEDspi Cit eed wtAM.—t.For all •,:ver it it. ouinhon.. or anreise r t ir be actd, ir •It a riere IA rat soy wept:slim in the Phar. ha• m . evor ,, „ H anger t dicises ot the do, , that cas equal • ri.ratse.i slitcrime.. Ii aged freely innsedinely on the trot s at, with a wet le se but hash. It ewes as uncsediste reaction d bond. gnawing a genial warmth seer the whole polo , of hid'. thereby Mayotte, "van and other 11l it. Akozy is 'obeying the tsatle pies, swelled race, vie. 77, 4,,,40,..1,11w. I:11.y . . awl oil inesnonatory action, base., tA truly i.‘hystshing. Is nest eases it superman . sod ',tractor. Pir all cutaneous eruptions, this wit or ;i 4 b n at•ended with nueli inainveniense and danger, on as. „ma ..f the tffect being nietAcn id the 081110. tar raptims see,coo the roue of a dimes". for which mann* k ‘ ,4 to I iroatnis to Teti , thereby aggraatind tt. In o p.it el , ' it Is Is deirate as the Ilan ens de Cana. mtla oft. t.e o i. U'lettA .oapogottee by ni t uce prod mho, ee t.;rl r !titian , . tine put Intl li p a :C= " eihnicy .& pirwrwr por;woru frentrAny, r•hiJlAnts, thrush, as., it steads 104 and ehnld ho witnwt it.—Sote nansteeturns and WASANI owl 113., 0. Strand rums h, 18 1014 in pot., at Vtiot.. cadn to a ' ism at Ile. and lAt. earls, with directions; tad likewise by al petty un.dieso matron The 21e. family Jars lest (serriage. ass) is a parts of the MOON& LIADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION , who , y ff,..? Um ell. sore to r: d winds. mad Map orpordwae.will ha lodate mug: tr iswilladow ad arsll•7ll3, Lat.l'l on. T. a unaue braid pundit rkpe ttfd rimer sad wadenos d drat', remove* catllMMllledgmecomojbwidos, pd tan, and impala • healthy and Marlas apperems r dr mtr a. d • deksay and WWm Is tba Mob and rues Per. . 5 r epphr.rtins promote* s ties ad wialwroploi Met. 11101 of llue teoportm: funet.rote of the sea se essurd be re tot of tal* and the attainment Ord swifirarra et a ere.l. von. Contlenwe, afar skeerp. slee Iled sky the Ind•billay and sr anise 0111. sad mar as ars elk am poth. ea I oedllitt. Mee es. ad. sad Ps SI pig bras. Osaka ...Ths reds "Begirds' tet see_ so air mapper. sad BOWLAND and SOXtli, 110 , WellerorrSm. Leadr. as tbe worst stamp. rased at mar Wk. SW by as. and ba !Norris. RR. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, Ordadta, Astbsopirlast, sad Orlikail. la IIII*; by post. Watt' TO UT. MONK. AND AVOID. u. LECTORS TO TOUNO MU. 110 W TO BE HAPPY. If. MURAL AND PBTOICAL ENJOVIIRMT OP LIR v. ON SPECIAL DISMAIMEL VI. Tile manna. or maasuoe unt. TH. DIIIILASES Or WISTIL VbellAßY PVILANGUIENTS OUNSTIPATION, and ILMIO/114 ikai. fliTralz. 11/102.1211. MOIL ar.l LAILEL f voih. 10. U. gym". )2. MIT ; OE. TOE GUM WATIIII MILL Shorowoh U. Puerre.ter4o.l: Chweslbe. 147. row.otrue : Moan. corrou. b 8.4.86.,. • .8 at IL IL Coivorwell. 111.11.. Rouso-orwo, who way be oraiWbultbily won I* NV L IRELAND. Pas. 14. The snow, now for the fifth day, still continues to bold undisputed occupation of the country, and all blies" both in the field and in the city, is for the tins at a stand. The interruption of traffic in towns mewl be of any very material importance, as it can be but temporary, and its effects must disappear with the cease : but in the country, whereanculteral alike were already so backward, the forcessation cif labour may, at this advanced period of the season, pros a serious matter unless the inconvenience be providentially counterbalanced by the ameliorating effects of the snow and frost on the soil. So heavy sad so long continued a fall of snow has not been experienced here for the last ten or twelve years • i ea it is a remarkable eireumstanos that n thi s moos all the elements have manifested unwonted spew in their operations. First came an earthquake; then the country was literally inundated with the beeriest and most continuous rains on record ; then followed the terrific storms of Christmas last ; and, finally, at a season when the first indications of spring are usually expected, we have the present almost unprecedented fat of snow. The cold is intensely severe ; the wind comes with extreme bitterness from the north, and there is no indication as yet of any change. The Cork papers state that several trees have been killed with the extreme cold in the vicinity of that city. Sir John Young, the Secretary for Irelana, re ceived a deputation on Saturday from the Irish Manufacture Board, who urged the propriety of taking means to make the workhouses melf-sopport ing by the introduction of industrial occupation. Sir John Young diseased the subject at some length with the board, but expressed his conviction that the Poor-law Commis ioners understood it thoroughly, and had adopted the course with reference to it which experience proved to them to be the beet. In conclusion, he said that anything that could fairly be done by the present government in aid of the movement would be willingly done by them; and be considered that any board that, by the means at its disposal, took the trouble of increasing employ ment in Ireland, and of stimulating the growth of manufactures, deserved the approbation and ought to receive the support of this and every other government. In the cue of the two students of the Galway Col lege, who refused to uncover their heads at " Gesl we the Queen," and who were subsequently com mitted for an assault on Mr. Murphy, the Lord Lieutenant has remitted the hard labour which ' formed part of the sentence. One of the students, Mr. Feely has been deprived of his scholarship, and allowed to natio:ate foe some time. It is stated that a recent decision of the Irish Court of Exchequer in favour of the claims of honorary free bargees', even when non-resident, to be placed on the parliamentary registry roll, will affect the following boroughs, by adding the numbers attached to each to the new electoral rolls, the additions being, it is added, in nearly all cases conservatives :—Ar aegis, 13; Athlone, 15; Bandon, 13; Belfast, 14; Carlow, 13; Carrickfergus, 41; Cashel, 18; Clou se', 20; Coleraine, unlimited; Cork, ditto; Drog heda, ditto; Dundalk, 17 ; Dungeonon, 13 ; 13; Enniskillen , 20; Galway, unlimited; Kilkenny, 65; Kinsale, unlimited; Limerick, 39; London derry, unlimited; New Roes, unlimited; Porter lington,ls ; Sligo, 13 ; Tralee, 13; Waterford, 49 ; Wexford, 24; Youghal, unlimited. Only two of the crew of the Welsh schooner, Sar dine, namely Owen Griffiths and David Roberts, were cony cted of manslaughter at the trial which took place this week in Dublin. The remaining four men were acquitted. THE SEWERS COMMISSION.-BUILDING ACT AND POLICE OF TILE METROPOLIS. DEPI; fATION TO LORD PALMERSTON. Yesterday, at 12 o'clock, according to appointment, Viscount Psuosesses received deputations from the various otetrepotitaa n St i F e s s the sanest of tIIO misiassags mat of the Gewass Oanstissisa asiNis raise of tba asissausaso et lb, indisposition of the noble Na.. lissaseary, the tispatatioa, lashed of beim received st ges' aria resides" had to pressed to Itis T rats mid in onsislig lit it s = hem nearly every slotropli=th, amblesd ware of 100 geodes's, sad wee sesteapseied W be R. Ea, Bart, M.P., Mr. T. latacciater, H.p , Lewd Dairy Staart, M.P., Mr. Wu- Morn, M.P., Kr. W. weans. M.P.. Sir De lAn Evans, MY.. Sir J. V. Shelly, It.P., sad lir. B. J. Hatottlas, IL?. ea Bustrattis Bath having introduced sad stated the of the dors y, idr. t rbsith, Kr. T. Y. Nelson, Dr. R. ail, Sir B. 11:11, Yr. lama George, sad other sodium laving sitiroved his ismiship la cdureass to their reaper Uwe kW b.. Viseseat raimsagroir NM that nest of the vellum puma were so doubt swami rat his aNsasiss had tee a Wee of years bees so mush trllr Saks that be had had hut little a,M a mak*/ U tersest, therneasuammt ar berm Ethear) Ile howeiar, paid allesalsa . il a i r ihe Wife' via la lies bul Nu addrased te iday sad he the hillsrasaties eastaimed he felt Morel! deeplylaiablsd. Be &sold wM it to be hie duty, se it was Idslaihodea, to ezereiss Us office be then held to the boat et his 41111117 sad *WAY Is the public advantage. (Chaos.) ill Mier Ni this be ins wait anxious to hear the sapessales et the (11A aissi sad the feelings of the publis at bees, and the:t hee he was much obliged to the.. gentlemen who had come Shim that Jay to give him practical informatics, which he amid el doubt fi n d excee dingly useful to him as a guide. ttebush.) Thera were two smatters of a promtneut r which mild sot fail to attract hie attention—am to which his noble friend (Lord I). Stuart) had sidled his attention to the other night, and one to which his attention had been called by the deputation that day, namely, the state of the refuse of the living, and the state of the remains of the dead. (Hear, hear.) He (the noble lord) should be most mutest in his endeavours to get rid of the 'mistimes arising from those two causes. As to the manner of dealing with the former, he was sot at the pre sent moment decided, but he was so far prepared to say, Maims local tinkering would be of any advantage. It must be one general system, and one great and comprehensive measure, whether under representative control or not. Upon the question of local government or centralisation, be ged them to understand that he was not conveying any opinion. As to the police, to had always understood they were a well-conducted body. There might be exceptions, but being new in his present office, he would make inquiry concerning the statements laid before him, and the question as to the police rate, which he understood to be divided into three parts,—namely, the discrepancy between the rating of the north and south side of the metropolis, how the balance had been expended, and whether the polies in its Offallihatioll had realised its_purpoes. (Hoar.) A vote of thanks having been offered by the deputation to the noble lord for the patience with which he bad listened to them for nearly two hours, the deputation withdrew, and proceeded to the official residence of the Chief Coat minion., of Public Works. Sir William Molesworth. DEPUTATION TO Slit WILLIAM MOLESWORTH. The same deputation then proceeded from the residence of the nibble lord to the official residence of the Chief Com missioner of Pahlie Works, end from its numbers, and the f t u e st uo t a tszateeding almost processional order, suited *Meatier. The apartments at the olkial Cake is Whitehell being less commodious thaa those is Carlton- — Bl. gardens, some difficulty was, ezparieserd in accommodating the depatatioa. The numerous body having been formally introduced by Sir its Lace Nyack the member for West. 131 Lease, several gentlemen addressed observations in asp- 111 peel el the objects of the deputations. it 110WILLIAll MOLISWOIIIIOOpOOIOOd very mu ch gt, 111bW to Mr. Nebel' and the rem of the gektlemen who 04, Wilms so good as to give expression to their sentiments U Wm do pievences complained of. The large, infisential, anillaigeabble deputation which he saw before him waist& ' ti i s dent te ammatte him that the subject which had been so ably alluded to required immediate attentioa. (Hear, is bear.) Bat he bad neen se shorts time in office, and had A , given so little attention to the 'abject previonsly, that he to ' felt a difficulty in giving say pledge upon the subject at the 21 present time. He had, however, no limitation in saying that, m bad been suggested b b the deputation, an inquiry du abettlid be made into the neeessities of Acmes ; and while, se as be bad said, he was Dot prepared to stake say specific It t= e be had no doubt that, with the assistance of those of parliament wham he saw present, sad that of thimble instenswidas iambus, he should he able to in. mediate end a measure as would meet the exigencies of the 9 4 . case. ((:beers.) et. The deputation passed a formal vote of thanks to the &- right hon. harenet , and withdrew. St 10 SPORTING. TATTERSAII 'S.—MoNDAT. The bottom transacted yesterday, without being heavy, wee saficiently decided to revers* the positions of the two favourites for the Liverpool fiteeplechue, for which, it will be mom View Halloo sad Das as Durres have also bees brosibt into prominent notice. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 7 to 1 apt Mr. Masses Oscar Sto 1 Mr. Mason's Miss Mowbray 11 to 1 Mr. Dorsett's Sir Peter Laurie 14 to 1 Mr. Mapco's View Halloo 16 to 1 Lord Waterford's Duo an Dimas 20 to 1 Captain Little's 20 to 1 Mr. Cartwright's Maurice Daley 20 to 1 Lord Sefton nd Crab!). 26 to 1 Mr. Hudson's Poll 25 to 1 Captain Lane's Betsy Prig 30 to 1 Mr. Green's Benedict METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 7 to 1 apt Mr. T. Parr's Contentment (t) 20 to 1 Mr. R. Cowley's Lamps& (t) 20 to 1 Lord Jolts Scott's Pug Oreock 26 to 1 Mr. Wreford's Weddiog-day ally NEWMARKET HANDICAP. Bto 1 opt Mr. T. Pan's Contenteaest TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 4to 1 opt Mr. Bowes's West Australian (t freely) CHESTER CUP. 25 to 1 apt Mr. Oriente's Scareerow 40 to 1 Mr. Phillips's Truth (t) 1000 to 10 Mr. Wreford's Wedding-day filly 1900 to 10 Mr. R. Bayley nd Hannah DERBY. 10 to 1 apt Mr. nes a West Australia* (t freely) 12 to 1 Mr. Powsey's Closes (t) 16 to 1 Disks of Rktunond's Pharos 16 to 1 Doke of Bedford's Sittinpiourne 20 to 1 Mr. Sinuses Honeywoood (t and aft off) 30 to 1 Mr. T. Pam's Contentment (t to 2001.) 40 to 1 Mr. Mare's Pharild (t) OAKS. 6 to 1 apt Mr. Waitehope's Coalmine Hays 8 to 1 Mr. Welfenden's TM Queen (t) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 12 to 1 apt Mr. Lumley's Maria 12 to 1 Mr. Harrimai Lindriok 16 to 1 Mr. Greville's Muscovite LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. _. . Window permitting, this mooting, originally fixed for this dog mai sr morrow, will take plant ora Friday and ass‘ NAVY ESTIMATES. Tbs !glowing im the atgleial " Estimate of the oullo mitred to mat tbe uprose whisk be loomed la the naval department. to as yoor UN", thy Ihtrioas sod dames% ea 'impend milk the wait valid kw die =l:fyear." The admire are to eons before the oaeasooe as Friday seat: issizave. Wages to teases anda - sariUWs, 1,738,2361.; increase, 193,2111. Victuals for ditto, 616,4261.; lacrosse, 70,9191. AdtairaltroMee, 137,2461.; hum's, 2,6121. Scientific branch, 34,9391.; decrease, 16,4141. Her Majesty's establishments at home, 134,2301.; in crease, 1,6 M. Her Majesty's establishments abroad, 22,7641. ; decrease, ura W to *Mitten, 4La., employed in bar Majesty's 'stabllabmeats at hone, 681,6481. • increase, 16,7191. Walla to artificers, di., essiloyed in bar Majesty's establishments abroad, 35,6661.; imams, 2351. Naval stores, etc., for the buddieg and repair of ships, &c., 1,023,0111. ; increase, 140,5161. New works, improvements mad repairs in the yards, &a., 266,9481. ; decrease, 8,1921. Medicines and medical stores, 26,000/. • increase, 1,8001. Miscellaneous services, 87,4271. ; increase, 6,5771. Total for the effective service, 4,763,4401.; increase, 434,1721. ; decrease, 24,1061. Half-pay, ~eyed hali.pay and retirement to oaken of the Navy and Royal Marines, 687,6761. ; decrease, 19,9484. Military pensions and allowances, 483,1341.; decrease, 7,399 e. Civil pensions and aliewanme, 148,3941. ; demise, 13,168.1. Total for the naval service, 6,062,6431. For the service of other departments of government : Army and Ordnance dew's:noon (conveyance of troops), 152,9501. • increase, 26,3601. Grand total, 6,235,4911.; net ingress', 399,9001. DEATHS BY COLD ON DARTMOOR. PLYMOUTH, Morrnay. Corporal John Penton and pnvatee George Driver and Jobe Carlin, belonging to No. 7 (Captain Brown's) Company, 7th Regiment Royal Fuaileers stationed at tho Dartmoor-prison, Priam-town, unions:Willy last their lives in the snow on Dartmoor on Saturday night. The two printer, who only left the Royal Military Hospital last week, nsarolisd from the bend-Tartars, St. George's square, early on Saturday morning, under charge of Cor poral Ramadan, who conducted them seven miles to the vil lege of Jump, where they were received by Pantos, who took th em four miles farther to the Hauslabass Inn. Snow having fallea all day, the landlord advised them not to proceed, bat the corpus' said they must obey ceders, and the three ma shed on. It is surmised, fray the pcei tions in which their hats and knapsacks were scat tered, that they passed through she ilret snowdrift on the = of the moor, mile sad a half from the ian, and Devil's bridge, a mils and a half farther. There they could not proceed, and retraced their st•ps to 1 the ant drift, which by that time had become impassable. and here they sahappily perished John Smith, of No. Company, who retuned to Devmport on Saturday, Mates that he sad Pastes were four Man in the menial; anion hem Dosnland-barn (live idles), being at times up to their arms in snow, which wee in some parts eight lest deep. He endemeared to dissuade Penton from returniag the same evening, The bodies of Driver aid Carlin were found. (mat.}—HOLLOWAT'S PILLS POE TIM Om M lhame Oririrom, blitounser, iao Arno. mem es um Lamr—lllugleme WWI , / et Um dietelet• we • daft if amodo. dloolor opormas porn Is Ns doer* SUM dopyrided and Maki allre mild& aft si tows, lasseS. if awl nh vo. Iso•el el the emus et le Yr reett=llo. tat talW have remora In Pik as they mem MS 111111 i renewal*: preperdee elte sel tiniest ie weft emevelled, the rettesener et bile =Mei al% dr ram& s=i=i s er soldt. revival. awl the roam is morel ft prod ell dreg** mg Pielleindislhouset SW, INNA Ledo. Is r►. so 40 _ r. ‘s T 1 :if - 41 Si al . 1 4 fit -3_ SHARE LISTS. MONDI The railway market opened steadily,Vt and in ETIIIIIIO. seve ral instances business was done at a further improve ment, but sellers subsequently offered, and, with the decline in Consols in the afternoon, a good deal of heaviness was observable. Scottish °antral, Chester and Holyhead, sod Bristol and Exeter, kept up will, closing better than on Saturday, but the after-hours' quotations were generally worse than those given in the official list. London and North Westerns finally left off, 119; to 120; South Western, 04 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 76; to 1; York and North Midland, 30 to I ; Midland, 784 to 1; Dover,, 231 to 244 ; and Caledonians, 32 to 4. The market closed heavily. RAILWATI. lies.l#ftriiss.r.. . 7 N ;Willi; ti;;ldii., "open. awl jigs!, Just . all Mis.Weli. ateserVall us m 1 11 .. BMus, laiLACIMr.l?a. ua n:. 1 el dour NW 11101 howl at. Oat sad . 45 Wiliest BilhoLleas all Ulialw, rinitihasilAbs dem 149stisia . a▪ ll mum I$ I. SAY= 11•41 Y. 131 a; ... tills M. W. IL) W Da. err B aad 0 . 4144 140 Ira Jaaarala all E. St W.I. Da..4llllrsaJa 104 rellaborif Oluaow 141101161.0 mg Tablas... tN 1101040w0. Tartb,llaryla. _ IM iMatL IM _ iffeergisarra la ~Ds 6.1114 "NI" : 100 Ds. 10. Otkatla d ta ra Nl 100 Mai Wasters Il bbb 11•41. Isalara .11 Lama& Omasla till De. 1114. 100 Lamida. mad Tarlralr. Is Ma 111 Da. West Nan iiaka all Ueda Illardmora Da WAIN ea Nokusil Lsa..2lllwm& Diatkaad 100 &S. 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Guaranteed 4 pat at I ell I I.lo.Wayasseyeallay 4 pat it. lea Scatl HAW It ... 30 all :North fitaltariabire 16. 106 Wont. Woratavir, a”d Waiver., SI 6. 'peens' IN 9 DNA ditto ditto ti 0 earawa-ißinia.NewOuar. 10 NU.) • pry 10 Do. •Me Oat IS Santis Demo . II DIM Nei, isll feuds Sorra (loony ari.)apt 81.0.0-.... W too York. Newir alerkfdalg a i rt " .ft 01.1fortli d gle4web• Mtn__ LIIIIA Ma /$D 47. 11l 11117 - siiibmhankil ell lOgirpostlisTaLein In gg.r'iaaov-raiiiir - 0 - 8664 - 19 - ar;a l II" 10010101-11.611 t Nito laideaslLlFirra tif=e ,m t ... ....21 t abs gameLlasolNlN • Dewed le OtnierireW Ps Olsoserter h Does Prow Dewed to GroatWeilorr W Hartlepool Dcolatialha le U.N. & Dor.) Ss TerkßN Yln U WWI II; De. f dome PM) Ili Duda oltl HOPoitolet (bard te ki DPWDowd Piellueloomocotto) LcopulahOeir te M all B. PIM • I poi AW Om dia-7-1.31 =4 11411 iai.d. =4„ .a Bakal lei DarL all Nl= Boulliod (MOW So iSorimalarbms•piaLl (lorasi So lootamistio OrsoloWbUyr, Ono. Loa .1 IfiNaogou. oraorsput So Ind ll We Do. Ilbseria Stook Seulkailariblireptiste 1-01 Os M. Welluag. .... „ W.OOl Mb e_k• aka.. o — ahirimill U (Mao Dim DUO —.. Wilts• lissona (brie So Oita WUSUIL...... THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs. The railway market has been firm this morning, and for some of the heavier stocks, including Great Western, Caledonian, and London andNorth-Western, a slight advance has been realised. Within the last hour, however, prices have partially receded. Shrewsbury and Birmingham, and York and North Midland aro lower. MAASS AND UTOCEI to 1 p.a. u if u'l 41i ni i i 19 Si Ina i hll $1 $O lei i Isi I sr. Milo l.a i 1311 I 0 141 II 14 FOREIGN latwerp ao4 Rotterdam Be'giaa EMteilk Jawlike Cuartefat mot Krquailasso. I him sad Beseataa Moab Rhenish Frt Itoban De. Natali a / a s Groat ltoataa • :real Junction of haw tft.Waat.of l'oaada.Mbaral Da. Bowls pad ias.).ll4t LaaasklhotojaAp. Uo.latoomay) Do. _ Do. (Oma) Da. II per IL =rid Nadi ► alone antaa.a ' , Amur é i.usolwllAk Uo. Do.(ez Intatint) !fathom of Frauds._ - I Uo. 2o& t per et. 'for li. X ammo Ma: Notiregioa Trunk trafat. • Yatr alai Lpsoo Parts sad Ur.•fura I. Paris Ana Roles ?arm and St°l6. , nori • P•lia.Osaro.aado ,-- 1* CW•ille M i* IS 10 a! Riabseed &awn uml l ianabst as.,t Do s p.r Fleet. Pretsi. leattirri of Yrsaas Upprr India Soap Wprt - - - - Do. Si per Orst. I r. I - i ft Weptern ut dwitserlaal.- 4.WiTB. dl. I i IS par I fi If $ll. I Si psi t Pei If 7 4 di 11 dls V i I pit .1 ti 7 1 / I II 346 14 to s I 13 1 j pea :0 1141 316 4 46 OM ia Ma 131 p el 96 34 3 Pa 4 • s e PP 1 i dim /Pp Ps ti 1 Ira MISCELLANEOUS. HMO 113,71: 100,000 13,700 10,000 lu+trAi►e At N. Brit. Anti. as al an is si sit Ditaxes's Clmeng pekes rtsterdsy. 250 tw 4 - 11 1 Ili SS Se IS 17 JOINT STOCK DANIEL Salaam aces to4sy. Liman' Bosuns 1 1 4. Siam UM IL hid pries. doss yesterday. today. 22,540 40 toutraliala 40,009 33 Mart I. Bask at AM' 34,400 10 amt. Bast of Lea. Australia. aad ; 11 pia 3 25,000 II raa ltsb, amulet. Amatrallan 4 1; 111 pan 23.000 N Lanka Baca of A traits and India ... I 1 i lb 23,014 30 tendon Cbatarod of Australia KM/ / Royal Austral. Ilaakbes sal Geld Import. Co. I 1 11,000 13 South ustsalta 11 43 47 43 20,000 23 Ualla *1 Mamas „.... all 71 71 711 31 SAO Ib. Yew l4 71 MOXDAT BVINDrO, There has been a fair amount of biisiiiiss in the English mining share market, with no great change in prices. There are inquiries for Pen y Gelli, Tre barvah, Alfred Consols, Tavey Coamola, Regale Llee, and St. Day United. The closing prices are :—United Mines, 373; Wheal Trelawney, 60; TreMayne, 261, 27; Wheal Arthur, 32, 33; Alfred Consols, 161, f ; Pen y Gelli, 28, 31 ; Trefusis, 15, 16 ; Tamar Con sols, 6 ; Trevelyan, 31, 3 ; Butterdon, 31, 4 ; North Trelawney, 5,1; Tokenbury, 31, 4 ; Balnoen, 101, 11 . • Drakewalls, 41, 5 ; West Wheal Russell, 245., 235.; Tavey Consols, 51, 6; Cnbert, 11,2; South Cam Brea, 5 ; St. Day United, 2 prem. • Reek Llee, 61, 7 ; Wheal Robins, 33, 4 ; Trebairah, 71, 8 ; Cwm Darren, 135., 15s. • Butterdon, 3, 4 ; Minton, 2 ; Lewis, 10, 12 ; East Froogoch, 6 ; Kilbrieken, b ; Wheal Yr:viand, 10 ; West Edward, 12s. 6d. ; Oaw ton United, 295., 30s. ; New East Crowodale, 11 ; Stoke Ciimsland Consols, 33 ; Boriogdon Consols, 31; Devon and Courtney, 225. 6d. ; Bedford United, 101 • Wheal Carpenter (South Sydenham), 81 ; Wheal Russell, 21. The gold mining ewes were firmer this morning, but went slightly flatter towards the close, in sympathy with the other markets. West Mariposa however, were in demand, and maintained a decided advance, closing to 3 prem. There has been a large quantity of shares in the Waller Mine delivered to-day. This was not ex pected, and the market was not quite so firm, the price being 2/ to 3 prem. We have already drawn attention to the character of the movement in these shares. Hitherto, it has always been the policy of the operators in the " rig " to " screw up " the price at particular periods. The shares of the Old Australian Copper Company, Santiago, Cobre, and Mexican and South American, were better to-day, and Imperial Brazilian heavy. Shares in the Australasian Coal Mining Company have been freely dealt in to-day, and the price at the close is / to 1 prem. The non-official quotations are : Peel River Land and Mineral, 81 to 9 prem.; Australian Mutual, 4 ' to 3 prem. ; Australian Consols, to 3 prem. Golden Mountain, 1 to 3 dis. ; Melbourne, 3, 1 per , share; Adelaide Land and Gold, 3 dia. to par; Gar nett and Moseley, 4 dim. to prem.; Burns' Creek Gold, / dies to prem; Lewis Hill Range, 3to rum.; L'Aigle dOr, par to 3 prem.; La Peru vieine, par to 1 prem.; Sulphate of Barytes, 4 die. to par; Gladbach Zino, 21 prem.; Portland Iron, Ito 1 prem.; Pontgiband Silver Lead, par to 1 prem.; Worthing (new shares), 4 dia. to par ; Barone Range, 1, 1 ; Port Royal and St. Andrew Copper, 11 to 1 prem. ; Jamaica Copper, I to 3 prem.; Mizen Head, par to prem. ; Carberry West, par to prem.; Connemara, 3to 3 prem.; Kenmare, to 3 prem.; Olenaulin, 1 die. to prem. ; South Cork Copper, par to 1 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocw. The gold mining shares are firm, with a moderate business, and no remarkable change in prices. West Mariposa mark 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 11 to 13 prem.; Colonial Gold, 2; preen. Australian Agricultural shares are quiet, but South Australian Land have further improved to 58. _ Closing BLISMII So, Shwa Yuan. Paid pekes done --- yesterday today. --- --- —.---- 14" e A Ai r ig u ntstrallaa Gold 1 1 1 / par l e Al a 14 . Wee la. Anglo ColOornoto MOW 1 3 AuotroAuatralmim SUM llaa I II II $4 IV: Australian Cordillera all par epm D Ar Karla all # Australian Fratheld Ms pm 401111 e 20 5 .2 30 Bridals .tmittallaa lade all ipm If 1 111.1110 30 British Iron 141.00 35 aranii.lnip.(isa.atsl.pa 14e 31 4j 1,190 30 Da.Comesand Cuban all 3 '2# Il e ne 20 Do. St. John Del Ite• 15 21 SO 1111,4110 I Carron's Crook i par i Pic 41 12.010 41 Oobre Comm .. an 41 43 141164110 5 Colonial Gold •I II 14 2 21 Si ...... ... Coinalm l4 St. Copper Miners of Ent all 1,111 23 Do. Pref. Ty percent. all —pm TODD 0 EtteStlmPtialtestOopret ell 11 I& II ISS A 2 Grat Nugget Vain pm ile 111.0• S 0 20 tie e r oral all If I I 7 1.250 Grand Duchy of Bidet all par pa I IMO Great Polgooth all 14 1{34 1 Late &taun all t. # 4 Marty all I 4 gma 11 London&Csllfarn. Gold Quarts Croilibilb all # I die 4 HMSO Mariquita a 1 „salsaillifk 9 44 / 41 a 4 New Granada ..„.„-- all I pm Nouveau Monde 119,919 Port Philip 1 If I# pa Quarts Kook all par Ipm ti = $0 abysms.? Iron all IS 24 ... Ditto New l5 TANI SO dantiaao de Cabs 144: I Muth Australian 0:1 par i pin 10 Tin Croft 42.174 Mi United Simian TUN 1 Waller MANI I Wed Granada all I lame I Wept Manama all .0 i 14 100.400 I Tuba ... all 1 i pa Al 4 DErEscs oY LONDON.—Orders have been iesurd 11l place Tilbury Fort in a good state of defence, and with this view a full company of artillery, consisting of five officers and 134 non-commissioned officers and gunners, are to be quartered there. The pensioner depot for cunviet guards is to be removed forthwith to make room for the artillery. The furl mounts about 90 guns of heavy ord. mince, and hes at all times been considered of imporzai ce for the protection of !h•• metropolis from a sudden attack.— Nerd arid Military Gamete. Si Ile 4 4 111 If Ms n n s si ills 100 us . iii - iii n lii 1711 1114, - , par 1 pa il_ II A 1 1,, t 14 ft 7t a a 7$ a is as I poi • es 7$ ii 4143 U. US 1074 iiij 66 996 66 1 66 IS 19 t o No NI NJ 4 4 Ai I .. N 1 9 il__ — f. 104 101 1101 1 1 $ i tH 111 41 Ms 41 11$ 40. 10 101 111 . II $ll 111 1 dim 7S 71 41 4/ 49_ -41.... $ $ 44 3 It M •1 it aw SS_ 111_ __ 11 IdaS die N, Yu " 3 4 pe 04 Noi 4$ 67 7$ 06 Is N 11 111 14 II li I 41. is n was ii 4 4 I' I 1 , 5 s. i 11 t/ IS Ws pa r it Si los ioa LO4 In II II • € 'I al :I 4 i I I pa I pa 111 I/ 111 8 114 If. In 111_ 114 a 100 1 100 101 ~ ,r ... i ad 39 4 pa 10 10 IN IN 0 10 114 I Pm 14 1 119 32d 13 P° 107 160 U 36 90 - 1k — ll 'll 171 171 is 16 It Par 26 Ise 16 16 a die gar 11 104 31 1 • 1 1 Pr 4Pa SO SI SOS 0 4 M SI zd 211 N ~ 104 11l 1111 ill 10 161 Ui Ili 118 113 Kt 37e 37 3* Is; lq i ssi If SO U U $ Se 108 IN N iIII 111 1111 IN 113 i idi 71. 112 id £Ol6 11031 MONEY MARKET. MONDAY EVENINO. There was a steady feeling in the Stock Exchange this morning, out in the afternoon a rather marked reaction was observable, and the several markets closed with a heavy appearance. Consols receded per cent., and the tendency of the railway market at the close was downwards. The cause of the depres sion appears to consist chiefly in the anticipation of an unfavourable Bank of England return for the last week. Monday, it will be remembered, is the day when the weekly balance sheet of the institution is made up. Simultaneously with this, reports have been revived that a further increase iu the rate of discount may enter into the policy of the directors. Money today was tighter in Lombard street, commanding three per cent. on discount. In the Stuck Exchange there was also some pressure, money being worth fully two per cent. ; but this may be partly owing to this being settling day in the railway, foreign stock, and general share markets. Unfavourable rumours of a political nature were also set afloat, as usual on such occasions, with a view to aggravating the feeling of depression. Now that the settlement of the railway account has been concluded, there appears to be a renewed disposition on the part of the' bears!' to operate; whilst it is at the same time noticed that lkonajide purchases have diminished since the late rise. Great Western stock was heavy throughout the day, the half yearly accounts of thus company being unfavourably re ceived. Consols opened 991 to f for money, and 994 to for the 10th March, but the final quotation of the market was only 991 to 1 for time. Business was upon a quiet scale. The official report embraces : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991 I, ; ditto for account, 994,1,1. Three per Cents. Re duced, 1001, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.. 1031, 1. Long Annuities, 1800, 61. Bank Stock, 228. Tho transactions in Exchequer Bills were at 325. to 55.. press . India Bonds were sold at 60s. prem. Foreign Stocks were firm during the greater part of the day, several descriptions realising a fractional advance, but at the close the feeling was dull. No- thing was done in Turkish scrip, which remains quoted; to 1 prem. Bargains are thus marked : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent 1832, 971 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1843, 1013. Buenos Ayres Six per Cent., 64. Granada Deferred Bonds, 111 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 231. Peruvian Six per Cents., 104. Portuguese Four per Cents., 381, 38. Russian Four-and-a:Hall per Cents., 1031. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 471; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for ac count, 28th February, 221. Swedish Loan, 11, 2 dia. The Queen of the Fouth, which sailed yesterday from London for the Cape and Calcutta, took out 80,0001. in coin. The interest due the Ist of March next on Danish Five per Ceut. stock is duly advertised for payment by Messrs. C. J. Hambro and Sou. At the same time will be paid off 18 bonds of the loan of 1849, amounting to 4,800 L, and 28 bonds of the loan of 1850, amounting to 4,5001. The North and South Western Junction railway is at length open for traffic. This short line runs between Willesden and Brentford, connecting the lines of the London and North Western and London and South Western Railway Companies, and will probably open up a large passenger traffic from the north side of London. The opening of the line is also calculated to prove a great boou to the public, inasmuch as not only will much delay and expense be saved to the shippers of goods from the manufac turing districts at the port of Southampton, but there will also be a considerable diminution of the cart and waggon traffic through the streets of London between the termini of the lines in question. The line will also bring the East and West India Docks in connec tion with Southampton. Hamburg letters of the 11th, received this day, mention that operations in bills had been checked by the high prices demanded. Paper on London ruled again 1 whining higher, being done at 13.31 to 4 for 3 months, and 13.51 to 1 for short. Money was abundant at 2 per cent., and funds and shares were in demand. At the annual meeting of the British American Land Company, held this day, the net profits fur the last.year, arising from sales of land, timber, interest, &c., were stated at 9,843'., out of which was declared a dividend at the rate of 30e. per share, 15s. to be paid from the 11th of April, and 15s. from the 10th of October next. With reference M the reported discovery of gold on this esoipany's estates, the directors state that having eseeived advices from the commissioner, dated Dec. IS, acquainting them of the discovery of gold in Sherbrooke and its vicinity, the information obtained wss immeiiately and fully communicated to the from which it will be observed that until ir ns watere lan ialwide in the summer, it is not possible tom ks further examinations. That gold does exist hi the eastern townships. and that - it has been worked on the river Chandiere, although in an us scientific manner, is beyond question ; but the dim- tors state it would be premature to offer an opinion es to the value of the recent discoveries, until further and more extended investigation has been made. They have, however, deemed it proper to apply to the Canadian government for license to mine, as it stay hereafter enable them to dispose of the com pany's property to great advantage. The assurance Is at the same time given that any farther informs tian of importance obtained on this interesting sub ject will be promptly communicated to the proprietors. In miscellaneous abates the chief movement was in South Australian Land, which rose to 57, and elated 53 to 56. Australian Agricultural were also hatter at 232 to 237. B ink of Australasia shares were in demand, and rose to 831. to 851. Those of the South Australian Banking Company and Union Bank of Australia are also better. There were dealings in London and Westminster Bank, at 361 ; Oriental Bank Corporation 46 ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 48; St. Katha rine Docks, 99; South ampton Docks, 38; Peniasular and Oriental Steam, 86. Beziens and Gralleefelke Railway shares are quoted to din.; Royal Swedish Railway, to dis.; French South Eastern Railway, die. to per Great Western and City Junction Railway, I die. to prem. ; Bank of Asia, 1 to k dia. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac -1 trued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. It should also be remem bered that the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. be comes a Three per Cent. Stock is 1854. Int. per sent. per annum. Z 1 0 3 2 11. 11 3 3 1 Woe. Three per Ont. Consols ....-..- 994 Three per teat. Reduced lOOl hiewThrae-ande-Quarter per Cents liana Stock (divtd ed calculated at tie rata f7i per ant. per ananm) India Stock: (dlv. at the rate of 10j per cent. per annum) Exchequer BUM Muth (Int. lad. per net. per day) its. Dm. 34 Si The publication of our weekly statement, showing the rate of interest yielded by railway stocks at pre sent prices, is suspended until the dividends for the last half-year are announced, as otherwise a false idea of the comparative value of railway property may be induced. The quotations of stooks at Amsterdam on Sa turday are thus reported by telegraphic express : Dutch Four per Cents., 931; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 641. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 13-16. Mexican New, 241 ; Por tuguese New, 381. The Spanish Committee. Certi ficates, 41 per cent. Spanish Old Three per Cents. (English), 471. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 811. 3 3 6 THIS DAY—Two o'CLoor. The English stock market opened at a rally this morning, consequent partly upon the announcement that the March Exchequer Bills are to be renewed at an interest of Id. per day only, and partly upon the ,Paris advice.. Consols opened 991 to 3 for money and the 10th March, and are now just a shade flatter, at 991 to i for money. and 991 for time. The Three per Cents. Reduced walk 1001 to : ; the Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 1 ; South Sea Old Annuities, 99; ; India Stock, 209 to 266; Bank Stock, 2271 to 228. There is et present a general indisposition to deal in the March Exchequer Bills, and the price is very widely quoted 235. to 435. prem., this market being quite unsettled by the government announcement. Foreign stocks are steady, with very few transac tions. Granada Deferred Bonds mark 11; to 7, ; Mexican, 231; Peruvian Actives, 104; Portuguese Fours, 38 to I; Sardinian, 94;; Equador, There has been no business worthy of notice in other do t scriptions. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, VOL It ( ." I . Ihrosey, Verolas Mignest. Los i , i .._ s ti. OHM& 3 per Ceuta. .• : 99 811 SO 23 SO 45 SO 13 ,/0 U 4; per Cents., 1/23... . i _, . 1; per Cents.. Mt. 10; . 110 I lei 96 10S • 1 01 . 85 ', 106 83 4 ,er Cents. I ... 3 per Cints.Newr .. Excitants, on Londin: at sight, 25 7b; Ott days. 24 90. 6411 d 84 1. 96 X15 19 Money - Sapies 1., me m Do. Do. 1 ....... ~.. 1 Somer. 5 per Cert ,93 ... Do. 2 . 1 reesury lion& ... ... ... Do. 1. 1862 - ire+ ..... IMO .. PrAitts, Fes. 14.—St. Germai n , 1,530 ; Versailles (rigia lisak), —; ditto ;left binds), 340 • Ptris and Orli ens, new 10:0; Pa ri s and Smola, 977 SO ; Sonic ant iiiifTP, 481; Massaille; sad Ansnon (Converted, • Strasbourg sald Bade, 252 SO; Northern, SP ; Pon, aid Sirs.bourg, :80 ; Pori. sod Lyons„ 950; 1.70ns and Mediterranean. 717 50 : Montereou and Tram tss ; t uist, 707 50; /Meanie sod St. Niter to Gray, 505; Paris eed Cherbourg, SOS 75 ; Dijon and Besancon, 020; Midi, )70; Dieppe and ['maw, 215; Andrezieux and Monism, —; Paris and Seemly ISO: lionleaux rind Test., 230 ; Central titiisse, 423. VIENNA, FEB. 12.—Five per Cent. Metalhques, —. New Loan (Series A), —; (Series B), 1064; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 84. Bunk Shares, 1,374. Exchange on London, 10.53. llxauri, FEB. 12.—Voluntary Loan, 101: ; New Loan, 44 per Cent. (1830), 103; ditto (1832), 102: ; National Debt, 93;; Commercial Manna Society's Premium, 148 ; Bank Shares, 1091. for Al COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-TILIS DAY. SVGAR.—The market is firm, and the public sales are going off freely, at full prices, with au occasional advance of Gd. The refined market is steady, at last week's prices. Grocery lumps, 45.. to 475. 6d. COFFEE.—There has not been a public sale to-day, but there has been an improved demand by private contract, and the article has a very firm appearance. SALTPETRE.-1,100 huge sold freely in public sale; re fraction 265. 6d. to 275. CorroN.—About 400 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. INDIGO.—The sale is progressing steadily. In other articles no materiel alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market remains firm. There is an increasing in disposition to sell, and an advance in price, with even a very mod.rate demand, appear.. inevitable. Town Tallow is quoted 435. 3d. nett cash; Petersburg 1.0 on the 'pot, 441. ad. to 445. ; January to March, 445.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 445. buyers. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short and trade brisk. at the following quotations:—Prime meadow Hay, 80s. to 8.55.; interior 70s. to 76.. ; Bowen, 45.. to 60.. ; Clover, 90s. to 100..; second cut, 70.. to 87.. 6d.; straw, 275. to 30s. NAVAL. MALTA, FEB. B.—Vine-Admiral Dundee, with the fleet now at his command, returned to Malta on 2nd inst. The ships were not all at anchor until the morn ing of the day following. Modeete, corvette, to be accom panied by the Spitfire, will leave port during the week, to y a shoal in the neighbourhood of Mesabi I, reported to have been found by the Modeste, on her late trip to Genoa, Nice, &c. Mr. Gain, late clerk of tho Albion, has been confirmed to the Modvate; and Mr. Millen has been appointed to the Albion. DRAMA. PRINCESS'S. " Macbeth " was produced - here last night, with most elaborate decorations, scenery, and appointments, in cluding also the well-known witch music so long attributed to Locke, bet recently supposed to be by another composer. Groat care and expense have evidently been bestowed on the dressing and mounting of the tragedy, and Mr. Chas. Kean his appended to the bill a notice an which he gives his authorities fur the costume and arms adopted. The scenery, too, which appears to hays been specially painted for the occasion, is quite worthy of the other accessories; and, with some picturesque grouping and clever stage manage ment, the result is a gorgeous spectacle, forming a rich framework fur Shakapere's romantic play. There can be no question that, it the plays of Shekspere are to be acted at all, they should be represented with all the effects of scenery, dresses, &c., appertaining to the modern stage. The days are gone by when the public will go to see even Shskspere's plays given with dingy scenery, battles fought ai.d won by armies of six on a side, &c., to say nothing of the ludicrous ana chronisms in costume which have passed current until re cently. To Mr. Macready belongs much of the merit of breaking through these barbarisms, and Mr. Charles Kean seems determined to follow in the same good walk ; being, doubtless, aware that audiences will not new tolerate Shekspere being put unworthily on the stage, but will rather attend a " reading," or read him themselves. In the cast of last night Mr. Kean was, of course, Macbeth, his personation of which gave evidence of much and care ful study of the part; and although, perhaps, somewhat con ventional end traditional, his reading was an effective stage version of the part. Mrs. Kean played Ludy Macbeth, a character somewhat out of her line, demanding a vigour and fierce energy in opposition to those qualities of quiet pathos and feminine tenderness which this laly so success fully pourtrays. Mrs. Kean, however, played like an ac complished artist, rising sometimes to the impressiveness of real tragic power. The subordinate parts were filled by Mr. Graham (Banque), Mr. Ryder (Miming' ), Mr. k. Cooke (Duncan), &c., while Messrs. Additon, Meadows, and Saker were sufficiently hideous and grotesque as the Witches. The vocal music was most effectively rendered— the solos by Miss Poole, Messrs. Manvers, H. Drayton, and S. Jones ; the choruses by a large and well-selected body of voices under the superintendence of Mr. J. L. Hat ton, The gentleman, however, who sang the bass solos, will do well to adopt a somewhat milder style, and not force his voice in a mancer that partakes somewhat of caricature. With this exception the witch music was very efficiently rendered, and will be found to form one of the many attractive features of " Macbeth" as given at the Princess's Theatre. THE CHARGE OP CONSPIRACY AGAINST CAPTAIN Joassos.—Yesterday morning a second attempt was made lo tore Mr. Justice Wightman, by the solicitors fur Henry Geodshall Johnson alias Captain Johnson, to have him ad mitted to bail, but, like the first, it was fruitless. The proffered securities were rejected as unsubstantial, and one of them acknowledged that he was iu the habit of bailing prisoners out, and that he got handsomely paid for the jobs, 1 and he expected to have been so in this orstance should he 'have been accepted. LORD RECTORSHIP OP MARISCHAL COLLEGE, ABIRDEEN.—The Earl of Carlisle is to be nominated next week for the high office of Lord Rector of Marischal Col lege and University. The duties of the office are mostly of a nominal character, but according to the charter the Lord Rector may have to decide questions of a highly respon sible description. There have been several other names mentioned, but it is believed that if the noble lord consent to go down personally and be installed he will be very cor dially elected. THE HUNT'ERIAN ORATlON.—Yeeterclay afternoon the annual oration, in celebration of John Hunter, was delivered by Mr. Bransby Cooper, before the members of the Royal College of Surgeons, in their theatre, which dur ing the last few months has been enlarged to nearly double its former rise. The spacious building was densely crowded by gentlemen connected with the medical profession. The orator chose to pursue the development from the studies which have made Hunter's name illustrious, rather than repeat eulogies upon his name, and his address was, there fore, of a thoroughly professional character. As usual, notice was taken of the losses sustained by the profession through death during the year, and the names of Mr. Vin cent, Mr. Dalrymple, girCharles Forbes, Sir John Webb, Dr. Pereira, and Mr. Lawrence, were mentioned amid demonstrations of respect. NEW SWEDISH RAILWAY.—The Swedish papers state that Messrs. Fos and Henderson, of London, are having the country between Malmoe, Lund, and Jon koping, in &bonen, surveyed, for the purpose of making an estimate to the government for the construction of a railroad there. MAILS FOR THE CAPE AND EAST INDIES.—The Gene al Screw Company's steamer, the Queen of the South, lett Southampton yesterday, for the Cape do Verde, Amen ikon, the Cape of Good Hope, Mauritius, Ceylon, and Calcutta. She• took out 73 pswo offers. and amongst her cargo was speci; to the value of 42,0001. She will call at rlycacuth for het mails. •►! 4 sit e