The Express. — London, England, 1853-02-24 00:00:00

I / /4 6ts. • I -?-e-,e -=.,c—i.o° Orxprt“ - No. 2,031.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, 1853. A DD - of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who offe: n mprtme to sold winds, sad damp ateessphere, end , .. . n d ..,,,__ MUM in the apple:Mire of IOWIANDS• iMilt is mimeo folersito: prey ir::'^a allay all ltrlfmara g o so p m . . • the shim renown easamous disfigurements., ""...* mg me, sad .. sit. a Maithy sod bleeedog appraisals to the r''— emo. ,i. c . .re . . siisecy sod miasma ate Made sod ansa. Per. n a',...7 - - .4.1. ,, ! a . , ,p,„rotios lemmas a In* and emblem tmd seer. iker of tho, t,ovartitat toadies' of tbe not se asmati l for the Moo , 1. ealth, sod the attainment and osegiameoe of a c .... 1 ma. Ginsdemen, after ebaeote. will alas lad It gar dm) in : tidy sad smarting pain, and render the Man snit, mo ck ag - i.mt. 'Prim 4. . ad. and S. sd per bottle. Candela ...Tbe grora• - Rowlands' Kalydoe' are 05 tbe wrapper, and a. goi% lAN , .i.d tiONI, SO, lisittsmaerden, Tondos. cm the ge- VIONAMS si .in, Milted oo owl kale. Mid by them and be egglir sp• . • rfuniitt. LZAAU3 1313.0 i) IS. , ==gunsauslireMtli IXUO Udua u5ta 0 4.3,3•01.0300. sourestio tiorsibefkiNtWalors Birra,Kaijk ausantlueLlValit 30 asunousei from the ; reesidencies Company on t snective Presidencies _ Bth to the 23rd inst., is 1.1 follows, [THREEPENCE. I usually limited busintss. tir . e leok -1.. un. and Turkish maiu tain 3 its 1/31. -•ajo llt•., • . provement. Mexican mark 23i to V, ; Fives, 121; Spaiiish New Deferreo. 23;; Swiduk loan, 1 dis.; Turkish scrip, 1 to 11 c."ern.; Dutch Fours, 99 to ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Balf per Cents., 97. The above includes the entire business of the morning. W 30, all SO, et arig la' $1 id those of the Mexican and South American Company are weaker, having been sold at 61. The Australian Land Company's shares are llrm, and North British Australasian have reached 2 prem. Rate of Exchange. Bengal £61,513 0 0 I 2s. Id. per Company's Madras 8,375 0 0 f Rupee. Bombay amikelmidike Num easta le Lombok 111.Wessoni. aurkle• (bassi krOdolookm).. fkatUssabiewsk..P. Ord to Gt. Nordin Okosielsr k Demi Few 29 SO,. WS u 9 614 Hj 119 131 Total ..... . 2 , £69,918 0 0 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. VIENNA, FEL% 21.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 944. New Loan (Series A),— ; (Series B), ; 106 ; Four-and-a-Halt' per Cents., Bank Shares, 1,408. Exchange on London, 10.50. BERLIN, FEB. 21.—Voluntary Loan, 1011 ; New Loan, 41 per Cent. (1850), 102*; ditto (1852), 102?; National Debt, 931 ; Commercial Ma nna S oc i ety ' s Premium, 1481 ; Ban. Shares, 109/. (Ismod to GregtitZe; Harthold Do* &Italw. Nand le 'ft. N. & Mr.) mitutorbgt.Torkei di ( Nniu =limn I Do lona (ditto) dot Orenwleh (Issing Is e..& Iltemore Plidditiodad (ditto) Logdadtollll64oOraiet. 321 3$ Its its elle 174 3I lIS If lie 14 lei ST It. lIAJLeTVA POTAL LETTERS PATENT. tARI,(O AV'S PATENT CASK STAND, war ggpg,ii N. est Fifty Team, sad to repo met a Modred Ibid. rya• • ~as al whom ts powerful and steeple ; by imolai the mime' tram Wt to the es& is raised without trouble beyond he ire" so that say sedimeat or bops needs frets the tap: by moving the wheel from right to left it is lammed so impalpably that the sediment et the me meet If mead told by se es get disturbed, and the lett gill of ale, wise, gm, my be draws a perket y l Wight- Ile advantages al the Pabst Crk Mar in 6666.66 : whoa ark albs 6MI ark shad a re vel= Mb& • bioek of .669. 66. Is gat linear it ; de Is that the wiamea llill Tro. rA, the laid is newer bript seals. t.. , t., at isad, Is awry ure are igleMd sad tomes away. Ear wings gratle.—JAlUld MARLOW, TOMMIR and ;WOO" It. Wog Williamutreet, Ilmelso-betme. Wcurnmumvs MEDICAL WORM, Ortb , Ava, Abliimiris4 sal OrbilaS. 11. earl; b pad. WHAT 10 EAT, DMZ, AND ATOM. O. LICITOII TO YOUNG =N. 03. HOW 10 BE HAPPY. YOR.sl. AND PHYSICAL ENJOYININT OP LIR 0:1 FIICIALDUOUSEL n. Yti 13111TIITTI OF MAMMA LIFL WSW= Or WUFTIL &ZT i.-LoonazirriFicime OIDL sal 11.11110111. LITh, HUM mad BOuTCH LAM M $ wk. Is. ..at. iL llTPlturelliT; OR, lila OOLD WATILa CITIUL Ibeeeed„ fat— maw; war, Iq elmemereet: Mem $ll, Cenall.. rid ea beelmilee; se et 11. a. aelleerepe. M.O. 111, tab iebe may be enealeieley Inia le tie 6, I bib / P . A. :46 I in MIL& sue nd hrelatidmasese, • iluistu.;;7 two et an. WM% St IRELAND. Duns, Faa. 23. THE SIX-MILE-BRIDGE AFFRAY. The Spring Assizes for the County of Clare, to which so touch interest attaches at the present mo ment owing to the trials to take place at them arising at of the unfortunate affair at Six-Milo-Bridge, were opened yesterday by the Right Hon. Mr. Jus tice Perrin, who was accompanied by Mr. Justice Ball. The Criminal Court, in which the former learned judge took his seat, was crowded to excess, and the utmost anxiety was manifested to hear what his Isedebip would say in his address to the Grand Jury about the sue in which all parties felt so deep es isitswit. The Grand Jury having been re-sworn, Judge Psalm reseeded to charge them. and, after statisg the fain anallsidamen of case, said, lasaildsanlhom maloselpeo tho midgets you will re alist that this. were of this party forty soldiers with dud bgeesisomese the sassmad of two angaants sad We MM. firths% that it is a n t i last darathl whathw Imo was say apron oommead ma to thin to fro slaws-. woo pima by their IMMO j that is, I bona., simnel W eII parties ; nei yeas.* fierfser • Sae as Mop nom be nada es the gpseml that salaam ths lbedbillos or vests mind ham mond sr lebso away. and grill sosabrairefolly how lbstaimain ties smarm% md Oa pent nit Mk piss' ia mambos, sod pas of it newethe era sad, sad ams the awaliesos, whore there was • lino Say Minas. sod • smog Masa meat of soldiers stationed, Syr with word minis ems% You will carefully semisisr all those anomalous, ad whether or ass the sallon Ind without onion, sad I and aserosly repeat that is di a. so, you will take the fasts hen the name, sad .to hem any statement. That sons shots were Ind, sad some ponces killed at • eon sidarablo diatoms from the lans, sad by some of the side. that had just immediately same from w it, them eau be as doubt; end if this ins Ism when there was as Sys, to this line, sad when aims et the people wan at diatom% sad seam had their boas a sate of his, shush so previous ex a▪ men would smswat to the wise it maw bat even if sub boa eased, sad these !prima to have been sun previous eadimmat, it maid iss a MOO properly he amide ratisa bow far that praises modamout wail bad to the andosisa tbst they had as. a deliberate insignia to take away lib, sod Since you is mhos the agaym shamed to maseissgherr. As to the psalm who wore ids upat what was allot Os Ledle-swall. Trer 1.. will be, ask witabor limes wen MS, sad if so, b couditisa is whisk theywen rms. had *Ma ; and , leisailidoy who. they were killed ? AM if you ind thata hom.is was emantod, and that A was imusitted af eddies anspod, mome a hossisido want deme Wl? lsiso I have piked d ent; it yet AM Oa t he pieties seemed, slant povessina sr amilessat, monleisd this erimi, yea mot enatiicr MANN =Mir of yes mid ass la Ise lads holy of , d it well be thenbas asswaso to soldiers who an the inividasis was who Ind, GM OS is os impataat a sow salsas so wry WM is the we. If they an distinguish ilk it is year Ain Mlblnguisk Sin he yea mast ▪ a postal realist, Maw It woe a hot that moral of tie mea, at but Inomolliortim thom, did an Ere at an, sad s Mil mid aid *Mien be head ts imams thou all. With esepsot, thso, to taw who an shalt ia the lane, I wII spelt We If re an naviand thee b roldisn are ant the ma that is the pielomme of a duty they were whiny sated, so as to be is begs of their lieu, sad could not otherwise nes Mom, thoiresoduct is Arias wend annum be a Iss tilidisimidde, bet if you are ofegialeathal, although they wen sot*. they WWII Masi sal week, sad *NAT so as to get their bassi bentsd, ca d that they wars lama to in asa wbsa thin Was were sot in the. I Slob yea avoid ladalYl la spesmt easy ma that it has hem paved to visa Si W mad ; hot if yea is to the emir thaa ttas edam who died did so deli sad pswasekshally, whets there was at imager 111 : 1142 Inn sal whoa then was no asibmaaa% this it weal& he War far the same no sharps. Those are Ms Mat I sadder my Elan to mob. Orr Ist realms% mad haps they will he sewit soak me le &thugs yew *sty fairly hawses the arm sad Ms soma : sad if yes have say dillsoky fa the macaw, I ell be happy at say he. is nadir you my faith" orimme yea nap epic. With spud to the ems 1 116. Damn, le i lmno dame Am that of the sal- w ok he espeoden sad endost iailisative of in suited tram ars charged Nana lime matters ars rata ribin an said to bon esesand lease bb arrival at Sia 11116._leilie, mai be is ededlysieesel. ase may with firing mtairs. ant nib ariesing tbs sifts. to 1.% sad it wiu C o me lameossas di Ides =Mee. ad the ni hilism them, I. ends to soda at alma emen ds. Tea ha have to onsiaw Y Ms pea ma WM& old Els pea ovine Is the saline to In. and if sew W feign that be did shbor the we or the other, °Lank So all ths hew ID seeddie what Juddestlea or en, be NM have es emus Ms Nelms. dam lbs beemide, adds. awe le se iesillostion. "WC bl all doubt, smut to wind murder. If he hat rudered the Idea re will meedela whe th er ths "*bin in the abbess to rams the tinge der tise n Ise, sad &shank* ANA has orminabbr ; sad *MIS papas hb nal sa" ft*ltat melld r all ths eireamilmoss of the Isemnstion ▪ _ he sae poisnally asssilsi or injured, ea whether in ▪ Jus slum Is smolder that his or the soldiers' ' an Mew Hit lordship then trielly referred to one or two war lease ou the caleaier, but his observations on ' were of se interest. It will be °b lared limbo no allusion in his charge to the kn. Mesas. Delhi and Clane, against whom infor coatious have bee, sworn for riot, and who, it was "mgooad, would be pat on their trial at these Weft Home he.. wand some ground for a mow which pawed is Clare, that if the bills of hatimet spiel Mr. Delmege and the military WIN %pored by the grand jury, these against the elle would share She same fate if sent up at all. jury have reserved to this day the rani- Ellait i t the bills, owing to the number of wit.- .Isms which it was necessary for them to examine • ell Nistier. M Wit bee been received here from the Treasury directing that the official sonounoements of the levees and drawing-rooms at Dublin Castle be dis continued in the newspapers, and henceforth pub liahowl only "; nahliis Gazette. The result of • - this arrangement v be the omission of all _ t( preliminary notice of these tona__bl e events to me columns of the newspapers, and a thinness of attend anoe arising from want of sufficient publicity. Dr. Grattan, the ex-J.P. of Kildare, who was de prived of the commission of the peace for presiding at a meeting to sympathise with Mr. Smith O'Brien, subsequently to the proceedings of 1848, took it into his head that he was as well entitled to be restored to the magisterial honours as Lord Roden was, and accordingly intimated his opinions on the subject a few days since to the Earl of St. Germans. His Excellency, however, after a consideration of the facts, transmitted a reply through the Under-Secre tary, informing Dr. Grattan that government maw no sufficient reason to alter its former decision in his case. SHARE LISTS. W2D24IIIIDLY EVIOIIIIO. The railway market was characterised by a firmer teas to-day, prices being supported, at an improve mat, to the close of business. Caledonian, Glasgow, and South Western, Midland and South Eastern stocks, improved 11., and most of the other large shares were 10a. to 13s. per cent. dearer. The pur chases in Midland were in connexion with to-day's meeting at Derby. Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford shares are in request at 3 dis., with few sellers. Oxford and Worcester. are weaker. French shares showed much steadiness through out the day, but became flat at 4 o'clock, on rather lower prices from Paris. Western of France, how ever, are higher. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoar.. The railway market is firmer to-day, except for South-Eastern and Midland stocks, which are flat. Great Northern, Great Western, London and South- Western, Berwick, and Newry and Enniskillen, are higher. Business rurally remains very quiet. In French shares there bas been waroely a trans. action. IMAM MW Ise brolay up So 3 p.a. Algoini es s ab t . .. ~ ~.~ II 0 tot si 31 23 I t If Ila di 3 la di tee_ lie. M ill l 4 1 4 4ra iT. AS re N si IN en au 4$ a ll_ 9 4 13 6 14 11 76 77 N a TS SO i die pa Si S 4 a SS SO Si 44 44 ISO ISS IN 110 M ii 14 pi 781 714 4 3 G 2 l dls . IS IS 9 91 4 ~ , 11 ad 1 131 8 pat 1, I . 914 91 44 84 dl. 4 I dls 114 124 19 SI 394 801 34 3Ms 79 794 43 47 •I s $4 s 11 si oi M u :1 2 iii . Iw NOM II Ds. Dm Iketties Omar 1.0 MA MID Duke II IDA Dove% It Da it us iline % m os.m. Di Deft all Medi Wafts ..... I. NouliDDl Walmaisse 0/11011.11016.101eiver. IN OWN/ IN Illsolab MOM » . W lirsope. Is Ma. Owe A IM Dp. Lial.W.Oeir. ark _.. llllawdsmyI Illawdsmy am Como e l "' Mks ' ) • -. H 6 die 1 1 1 6. 414 1a Si " is ii Pa 411 44 1114 lel 44 66 64 N TO TI IS N 11 II 14 If Si . 11 Ms 21 N 61 ',404 $7 Si 13 11 4 4 3 2 13 . If di= DPP= „. wimp' Tiebbibilmbr Dffib Um of . . Waisrlbrd Welidard gal 611;611 31s. Wielimin eel NIP I Videjleummisa DI. au lan De.o.ll.l.Pun .1011 Yak sad Korth 67T 7 j ?I 7 die 60 f ff l „ WIMP .. I Marl INNatissa ..... ..—........ .u ont Names /44. S. Ipa CI. IN MOON & NNW{ pr Ot. IN 11S IN 041•Aselia AIN ... ... 10$ Ic7 II Near aid MINNS -. IS le 41 awl 1146646 . —.. A dls pr all Omar. 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N %4 611 NiTorkahlrNmet.Orar ft I I WalarkedikKilimayipat ft par 1160 Tort. Nerreratle.& tram I o g e t.llaret at Nag.pana 14 341 11 uguaued.a.aiiiii" per Illni. -7"-- W il i Nam, IW aare • : : Orme AM MOW .. Oft Awl Bois ertleas.•• Dalin w li. Daring e ee s Sbasd Aber dna But DISI•M os sI ts.).. Sian Itamta UN% Oro A.. . Ode SALM.) . De. aim 111 sal 0 &ft Art lawman I. a wa. Dlmallies.l • Ildlsleesh NM • I =Om. smil=. /1: 11 a "111 _ relltiltill irroji.1111•81.. sollWeL(ln. I sir rad Cora* .. itial Tosiabb, Do. Woe oro Wog too& Nore . [Asks ood Illbokon Lies. Wren Do. Mao Do. s to &Atm' L(C Loudon h Soollo.Woolort Da. AM halkabotrr h Oilundai , 'Mi. sal wee. 11. I.W. (Iregier■ 'zi:~.:. i II et. se 14 SO 114 gr! 1* 11 11111 a. IN (land Se MOW ----- Dila MO Ipa Oast a lza ssee lbash tpt Sam ilalisci ld.) awl I,lllsist. 6 Did. YwW)ttlideti(YlL) Omni r Nist.Coa; tilt. •Toni Oita ilamsddlt,p)„. 19::_asint17479k - Ii" -.. asa r . 1 to Kr. llrChonj '— Wear Vollo=t.m . Owed to Ditto Ditto Ditto —. Wilts a Soused (Ittaitel to Ortat Westiest roamer 1A i= sad 11.1Noiss . IMO= MMus houllial .. 14 Migrallsol. rim gel braseesi.: OM lobo . lerest Ml= Mime Oniad hirlin 41 Fame Cie.WaLetOpelhelisr!• no. eod. (ty ~._~ Do. (Slailwayj » - Ds. Do.' Da. (Osman ... yrs st„ Lyaos sad Kafir ~r ~.~.: De. Was maim) .. Sattlawnlef Ps+,•.„ - la — llii:d isTa - Cliantir (hra. lk Mims slaa.l IrcairadiniTemk ?rya,. Paris ad Park' and Odom ... .. Para sod lama ... .. Nen wad Illnaboerp .. iDlllThre Irr — klees;;l — .7 Sem aid Hans ... imam end Meuse Da. so re Cwt. Prsbr. aseadem et Demo Witedses Ds. K pr Coot. Teske. item.. of Ranee I ii« - tir; I Zealand 1111. j 10. 121,71 111. 117,31$ I 100,00 1 ) I 11,700 71 10.010 MOOO 40,000 /Ake IS.OOO 18,008 80.000 8,000 110,100 SOSO 14wiesism AuN.M.___ 111 I* 24 24 $ $& 131 132 13 131 i iCs 32 U ad MN IN ILWAY& 1 I i die 1 f ISI 111 l i l l e II ga l% li Pe li r li 1 illa i e PEI SI 4 le 3 11 I 441. .. I s 2 4 pm • le 11 1 11 334 14 144 ult pat 41 41 la ii i 41 put lit 19 9 94 4 .1 t 4t p., Pla I di Per 9 1 9 1 P t 'I I 1 4 VI SAO NO II li p 3 It ii ii JOINT STOCK BANKS. sli 61 I i Si 131 f filfq 644 72144 H 31 724 73A 71 •1 WIDNIIDAT EVIINIXe. There was a good average business in British mining stocks to-day at about yesterday's rates. There was an increased inquiry, however, and an up ward tendency for the undermentioned adventures, vis., Alfred Consols, Herodsfoot, Trefusis, and Bell and Lanarth. The gold mining shares remain firmly supported, and to-day there were increased inquiries for se veral descriptions, including more especially Colonial Gold and Nouveau Monde. As of late, the chief de mand is for the Australian adventures. This market closed firm, with an improving appearance. The shares of the Mexican and South American Company to-day reached 71. Anglo-Mexican Mint shares mark 231 in the offi cial list. The non-official quotations are :—Anetzalsaian Coal ' Mining, 1 to t prem. • Australian Mutual, par to rem. • Adelaide L a nd and Gold, / dis. to par ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 1 dia. to par ; Lewis Hill Range, to dis.; Melbourne Gold, to per share; Garnett and Moseley, par to I prem. ; Golden Mountain, to die.; Burns' Creek Gold, I die. to par; L'Aigle d'Or, die. to par; La Peruvienne, par to pram.; Bra zilian Diamond and Gold, par to prem. ; Gladbach Zinc, 11 to 21 prem.; Port lan d Iron, Ito prem.; Sulphate of Barytes, dis. to par; Banana Range, to ; Worthing (new shares), Ito I dia.; Kenmare, to I prem.; South Cork Copper, par to / prem.; Glenaulin, par to I prem.; Connemara, to; prem.; Carberry West, par to I prem. • Jamaica Copper , to prem.; Port Royal and St . ' Andrew Copper, 11 to 2 prem.; South Devon Consols, I to 3 prem. We have on several occasions drawn attention to the probability of the copper regions of North Ame rica being called upon to meet the increased demand for this metal, especially since the late advance of upwards of 100 per cent. in its price. Several asso ciations have lately been brought forward with this view, and to-day we are informed of the formation of a company, which, under the title of the Nova Scotia Mining and Copper Smelting Company, pro poses to work the larr copper mines on Indian Point, a promontory in the Bay of Funday, distant only nine days by steam from England. The capital is fixed at 500,0001., in 50,000 shares of 101. each, with a deposit of 51. per share. The conditional par- ' sham of a territory . of twenty thousand acres, stated to be excessively rich in metal, has been concluded, the purchase-money for which will be 13,5J0 shares fully, and 20,000 shares half paid up, leaving on the first call a working capital of 82,5001., which it is believed will be sufficient for working the company without further calls. Sur veys on a most extensive scale, and reports on the ores, have already been obtained from a great num ber of practical and scientific, men, including Sir Charles Lyell, Dr. Ure, Mr. Ada m Murray, and others. The report presented by Mr. Adam Murr is :of the most extraordinary character, as rega r ds the value of the property, which he estimates at upwards of nine millions ;sterling, with the price of copper at 601. per ton only, the present price being 1401. Iron ores are also stated to I exist in great abundance on the property, and the facilities in the shape of fuel, water-plwer, ease of working, &c., are described as being peculiarly great. The great line of railway from Halifax to Quebec, already surveyed, is also to pass through the district. A charter has been applied for, and, if I not obtained, application will be made for a colonial act, limiting the liability of the shareholders. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. The Fold mining shares --- are firm to-day, but there is no increase of business, and prices exhibit no • - change of importance. Coke shares are rather better, marking 42j, but lam:i lestribli. NU 4 law. ortrdoro di Ls (Zooid. Ilsoi . Onals I 20 Mot Usk ot lad* Mesas. sod I Okortond 4 24 Whin But ot Age. Wit rod Mk I 20 &ells COMMA Bask otAmossolls -....— 14 2 I. /Word. Booklos selOoill 'sport. Co. 1 IS Una Australis - .... 36 Uolos at ivistrolla ... Do. Nrw........ go. %anal lines. paw po tarr Barr I yesteday. i to-day. - -.-----I--. -- .—.- 100,0 .0 1 Aria Frla 30,00 1 Anglo Australia& God on par 1 pot 100,004 10.. Anglo Collforalaa 10,000 NI Atirtrala.mm 10,40 G 30 A.unralhol 3 1 7 " 411 50, 0 61 I Australian ConlUlsra _. all par Ipm 100.000 1 Australia& Freehold 6%000 I Awe Marla • all loh 209,000 1 British Australlaa Oold all fpm 11 WON 30 &Wok iron 10,049 U 8r.:11.1.p,(3.a.at3t.p l4l 4 41 4,000. JO Do.CoesessodCulaba all 3 Si 21 11, 1 100 10 Do. ot. John Del ge; 13 29 30 110,000 1 Canon's Crook 4 pa ipm 12 . 000 40 4li 40 42 rd 43 4ad 100.444 S Colonial OP .. - Copp, l4 - - 3...ii.,.01P IL Copper Illoera of Y.l.a all 643 70 62 11,001 U Do. Pref. li per omit. all 71 Si pm 70,009 4 ItughAustratlaneopper all 1 11 di. SI 101,0110 1 Great Nugget Vela 20,010 90 ...end al IS 19 11 71,000 (Ruud Dusky of PP all par L i ps 11.040 Ores& Polgootk...- ell 14 I me 1 0 4.046 take Ballarat. all I I I I 44,440 Liberty 40,400 lamPLCalilars. OP 1 1 M Aguas OresidagOo la 1 1 dlo 6 WIN -. 1•1313.1113_, —..--- - 10 0110 1 Egossaiiiiis.Asierissz, 9 61 11 0.1 1 904400 New armada - .... 391,000 Nempo Uerade ..... 13.,000 PP lidllp.-.......--- I 14 11 pa Si i 40,1410 Cloarlo Parek all par Ipm 10,000 110 Maas, Irom al SI 33 Val 10 Ilintlese de Cs New iii- NI 6p6mON 174 1 graft - Autran.L all pi 10 114 (holt 41,114 11.2.4 0141•111141141 M ....-- all 61 71 id MASS I Mast ..... - all 1 p S HUN 1 Wataremis ..... tams I W ot nottisava. ell ,1 4pa tookea 0 1 Tag ...........- ..... MONEY MARKET. Wmnasnat Evixixe. The English funds again showed much firmness to-day, the reports of political complications on the continent having little or no effect. Support conti nues to be given to the market by the steady opera tion of the Sinking Fund. A report prevailed yes terday afternoon and to-day that the Bank of Eng land was making advances on government securities at 2 per cent. per annum, for the presumed purpose of easing the money market whilst the reduction of interest on Exchequer Bills is being carried through, but up to this afternoon there was no foundation for the report. The Bank has not yet issued its notice specifying the rate at which it will make advances during the next shutting of the books for government stocks, this being too early a period of the quarter ' ' for the announcement. Money " out of doors" ap pears to be rather tight, without, however, any marked upward tendency. There are still parties who look with apprehension to the chance of a further raising of the discount rate by the Bank, but in the best-informed quarters, notwithstanding the incertitude by which the proceedings of the director' are generally characterised, it is not believed they will attempt any further change for the present. In the railway market the chief feature, as several times referred to by us, is the continued shortness of stock for delivery. This was " baying-in" day, but the amount bought in was very trifling. Numerous names, however, overdue from last account, were posted, and tended to raise prices. Console opened 993 to 1 for money, were invested in by the government broker at 991, and after 991, closed, with a steady appearance, at 991 to for cash, and 991 exactly for the 10th March. Money tininess was rather more active to-day. The official price list is annexed :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 994, 3, 1- ditto for account, 991, f. Three per Oentit. T. d, 1003, Three-and-a-Quarter per Conte., 1031, 3, 3, it 3. Long Annuities, 1860, 63, 1. Bank St ock, 226, 2273. The market for Exchequer Bills remains in much the same position as before reported. The dealings in the June issue were at 10s., 155., and 20s. prem., the closing price being Si. to 15s. prem. only. In the advertised bills there were transactions at 11s., 55., and Bs. prem. In the afternoon, the broker who usually acts for the government as well as for the Bank of England and other large b inking institutions offered 9s. prem. for 50,0001. March Exchequer Bills without being supplied. India Bonds mark 40s. and 455. prem. • In the foreign stock market the chief feature was a rise in Turkish scrip, which closed 1 to 11 prem., on intelligence, cid Paris, that the Porte has decided to grant an indemnity, with 6 per cent. interest, to the holders, or to ratify the loan under the terms of the Orman of August last. Mexican, Spanish, and all the good dividend-paying stocks are good. Swedish scrip, however, is heavy, owing to the third instalment of 20 per cent. falling duo on the Ist March. Business in this department is restricted to afew stocks only. The prices of actual business are sub joined : Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 99. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rennie, 105 f. 250. (ex change, 25f. 20c.); ditto, Three per Cents., 80f. (ex change, 25f. 20c.) Granada Deferred Bonds, 111. Mexican Three per Cents., 24, 231. Sardinian Five per Cents., 95, 94g. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 48, 47 , 481; ditto Passive (Converted), 61 ; the Com mittees Certificates, 51, 51, 61 per cent. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 11, 2 dis. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 1, lb 1 prem. The Three Bells, arrived in the Downs to-day from Port Philip, whence she sailed on the 28th October with 77,803 ounces of gold, worth fully 310,000!. Other vessels, bringing large quantities of the pre cious metal, must also be close at hand. Several weeks back we published a statement of the total quantity of gold actually known to be on its way home from Australia, which we now repeat, viz.:— Where from. Date of Gold on board. tailing. Ounces: Chowringhee, Melbourne .... Oct. 23 .... 63,713 Throe Be.L ditto Oriental Sydney .... Oct. 21 .... 7,119 Alert Bloomer ditto Roxburgh Cattle, Port Philip, Nov. 15 ....168,000 Total ouneai 370,487 The value of this at 4L per ounce is 1,481,8681. Of these vessels the Bloomer and Three Bells have arrived ; the Chowringhee put into Pernambuco, and sailed thence on her homeward voyage on the 21st January; and it may be fairly assumed that the whole of the outstanding vessels will come in almost immediately. Considerable interest is expressed to learn the amount of gold now afloat and on its way to England, but as the above sums include the entire shipments as yet advised, it is clear any further shipments must form the subject of mere con jecture. Between the present date and the end of the first week in March, it is confidently expected that the Sydney steamer will be in, and that she will be quickly followed by the Great Britain • but it must not be forgotten that all vessels, wh ether sailing craft or steamers, have to encounter the moat serious difficulties in getting away, and that conse quently the period of their arrival is involved in un certainty. Some people estimate that the Sydney and Great Britain steamers must now be on their way . home with fully three million sterling in the precious metal, and proceeding to enumerate the sums known, and others presumed to be shipped up to this date , arrive at the conclusion that there cannot be less than from five to nix millions sterling worth of gold actually en rouge. We are informed that a combination of capitalists in Madrid, Paris, and London has been formed to furnish the caution money for a line of railway to be formed from Madrid to Bayonne, thus completing the means of ready intercourse between all the capi tals of Western Europe from Amsterdam to Madrid. It is obvious that this will have a most important bearing on commercial interests. The amount of bills drawn by the East India . - - Letters from Oilatz, dated the 9th inst., mention that although the temperature was considerably lower, the Danube still continued open, with no ap pearance of ice. The transactions of the past fort night had been of a very limited character, at prices generally rather in favour of the buyer, particularly as regards Galatz wheat and Indian corn. 'brad wheat, on the contrary, owing to light stocis and its improved estimation in Great Britain, fully main tained its previous value. A few small foreign vessels had come up during the past fortnight, but none were offering for charter. On the spot 15s. 6d. would be readily paid; next month, however, seve ral arrivals were looked for, and lower rates were expected to prevail. Exch ange on London was in good demand at 94 to 941. The annexed particulars relative to United States loan affairs are extracted from the circular of Messrs. Cammane and Co., of New York, received b 3 the Africk and dated the iltit inst.: Zrie Railroad Sororities, which had rather a downward tendency, are again firmer, in consequence of the announce ment of the negotiation of a new 7 per cent mortgage loan, redeemable in 30 years. The price at which the sale was effected, has not transpired. This will make the total lia bilities of the company 30.000,000 dole. as follows:—First mortgage, due in 1868, 3,000,000 dole. ; second ditto, ditto 1859, 4,000,000 dole. ; third ditto, ditto (new loan), 3,000,000 dole. ; home Bonds, due in 1855, 3,000,000 dole.; Convertible loan, due in 1862, 3,600,000 dell.; ditto ditto, ditto, 1871, 3,500,000 dole ; Certificate Debt, 1855, 500,000 dole.; capital stock, 9,50 0,000 dole. It is stated that the new mortgage authorises the issue of 10,000,000 dole. of bonds, and that the proceeds of the recent sale are to be applied to the liquidation of the present floating debt, amounting to about 2,000,000 doll., and to the laying of the second track, the construction of which is to be pushed forward with energy ; 4,000,000 dole. are reserved fur the payment of the second mortgage, due in 1859, and the re maining 3,000,000 dole. will not be issued within twelve months. The receipts of the road for January were 304,151 dole., being an increase of 132,710 dole. upon those of the corresponding month of last year. The state of North Carolina adverting for proposals for 500,000 dole. of I per cent. coupon bonds, redeemable Ist January, 1883, and payable in the city of New York. The bonds are exempted from taxation, and issued to provide for the sub scription by the state to the North Carolina Railroad. In addition to the faith of the state, all her stock in the said railroad and the dividends thereon are specially pledged for Skil redemption of these bonds. The bids are to be opened en the 31st of Marsh next. Proposals are also invited, until lit proximo, for a loan of 2,500,000 dole. to the Par henburg Railroad, on coupon bonds redeemable let of January 1873, interest and principal payable in Baltimore ; 1,600,000 dole. of these bonds are guaranteed by the city of Baltimore, and the remainder by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Notice has been given by the trea surer of the state of Pennsylvania, that the past due 5 per cent. loans will be paid off on presentation, and that inte rest thereon will nue in sixty days from 26th alt. The inquiries for Australian Bank shares were still brisker to-day, and those of the Bank of Austra lasia, English, Scottish, and Australian, London Chartered Bank, and South Australian Banking Company were all better. Australian Agricultural closed firm, at 253 to 258. These shares continue to be steadily taken by the public, but are, at the same time, fairly supplied on any material improvement. Ex. the Peel River shares, this stock remains in much favour, and closed 113 to 118. The shares of the Scottish Australian Investment Company reached 11 prem., and those of the South Australian Land Company advanced 11. There were also dealings in Commercial Bank of London shares at 31; London and County Bank, 30/, 4 ; London Joint Stock Bank, 201; London and Westminster Bank, 354 ; National Bank of Ireland, 50, 494, 50; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 481; Crystal Palace, 54; General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 121; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 87, 861, 87; ditto (251. paid), 50$. Ebro Canal shares are quoted 11 to 11 prem. ; Chi riqui Road, par to prem.; Beziers and °rehearse Railway, 4to / prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, to 1 dia.; French South Eastern Railway, par to 1 prem.; Chartered Bank of Asia, to die. There has been increased inquiry this week for the preferable descriptions of insurance shares, and an improvement in Albion. Atlas, Globe, Marine, and Royal Exchange stocks. The present quotations of the market are sub joined :—Albion, 90; Alliance, 254, ditto, Ma rine, 53, ex div. and bonus ; Atlas, 21,1 ; British Com mercial, 7 ; Church of England, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201; County, 120, Crown, 171; Eagle, 74; Equity ani Law Life, 5; ; English and Scotch Law Life, 31; European Life, 20; Family En dowment, 31 ; General, 54; Globe, 1491; Guar dian, 61; Imperial Fire, 310; ditto Life, 191; In demnity Marine, 58 ex div. ; Law Fire, 41; Law Life, 50; Legal and General Life, 54; London Fire, 281; London Ship, 281; Marine, 21; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 14; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 11; Palladium Life, 3; Pelican, 45; ' Phcenix, 173; Professional Life, 1 prem.; Provident Life, 40 ; Rock Life, 8 ; Royal Exchange, 236 ; Sun Fire, 211; ditto Life,ss; Union, 220 ; United King dom, 44; Universal Life, 45; Victoria Liti, The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 117}; General Reversionary and Investment, 1021; London Reversionary, 14. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 82k ; Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Western Railway), 1051 ; Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Chester, 354; Grand Junction, 601 ex div. ; ditto, Guaranteed Six per Cent, 12 ; Grand Union, 24 ; Kennet and Avon, 71; Leeds and Liverpool, 550; Leicester, 68; Leicester and Northampton, 441; Loughborough, 510; Macclesfield, 50; Oxford, 132; Peak Forest, 70; Regents, 17 ex div. ; Rochdale, 42; Stafford and Worcester, 405; Stourbridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24 ; Warwick and Birmingham, 40 ; Warwick and Napton, 28; Wilts and Berke, 7, 71. Shares in bridge associations command the follow ing prices :—Hungerford, 12; Southwark New Seven-and-a-Half per Cents., 16 ; Waterloo, 31; ditto, Old Annuities of 81., 241; ditto, New, of 71., 221 ; Vauxhall, 21. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 221; Brighton, 16 ; City of London, 125; Continental (Third Capital), 69; Equitable, 27; Great Central, 141; Indepen dent, 46 ; London Parliamentary Preference, 241; Phoenix, 27 ; United General, 191; Westminster Chartered, 39 ; ditto, New, 71. Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :—East Lon don, 125 ; Grand Junction, 69 ; Kent, 84i ; New River Company, 60; Southwark and Vauxhall, 90 ;1 West Middlesex, 1111 ex div. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list :—Auction Mart, 35; Australian Trust, 25 ; Canada Company, 55, 53 cx div.; Elec tric Telegraph (A shares. 201. paid), 221; ditto, B (71. 10s. paid), 71, 8 ; Hudson's Bay stock, 220; Price's Patent Candle Company, 26. The quotations ,f stocks at Amsterdam on Tuesday are thus reported by telegraphic express :—Dutch Four per Cents., 96 13-16; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 85 13-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 231. Mexican New, 241. Portuguese New, 38 13-16. The Spanish Committee's Certificates, 51. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 821. Spanish Old Three per Cent., foreign, 481. At Vienna, on Tuesday, the Five per Cent. Metal lies were quoted 94, and exchange on London, 10.51. Bamboos dose today. 263 7 111 1$ 21 Si lloauke Pris, N $7 li li i• ►I li pa I i Ms $ II pa to-day. eel i 4f THIS DAY.—Two o'CLooc The English funds are firmer to-day, the Bank court having broken up without any announcement calculated to affect the money market. Consols, opened 99t to .1, and are now 991 exactly for mousy, and 99 to for the 10th March. The Three per Cents. RMaced mark 1001 to 1; the Three-and•a- Quarter per Cents. 1031 to 1; Bank Stock, 226! to 2271; Exchequer Bills, March, 10s., 145., Bs. prem.; ditto June, 12s. 175., 20s. prem. Foreign stooks are very firm, but with an un- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Si:GAIL—Th e market remains firm. A fair p of the public sales, consisting of 3,200 boxes of 11roportio it and 3,000 boxes of Pernambuco, sold at previous rates, the remainder bought in, at full prices. The refined market is unaltered. Grocery lumps, 46e. to 47a. 6d. PPY/111-1,000 Ulf bake of Meeks won eared ; tisk importer met the buyers, su b m itt e d to a decline of le., nod all sold. TEA.—The market is steady. luiported into London from the let of January to the 16th of Februry, 1853, 11,094,0001b1. ; time time in 1952, 10,153,0001 h. ; de livered, 5,721,0001b5. ; same time in 1852, 5,608,00011 n. Stock in the United Kingdom on the 10th of February, 58,833,0001h5. ; same tine in 1852, 55,000,0001 N. INDIOO.—The quarterly sale closed to-day. The total quantity declared was 14,7,50 chests, of which 8,200 sold ; the remainder bought is or withdrawn. Bengal cold from 4d. to Bd. advance, including favourite marks. Kurpaha sold 3d. to 6d. ; &small portion floc, 6.1. to Is. Madras dry leaf prices opened at 3d. discount, but closed at par. Rics.-600 bags Bengal sold 11.. 6,1. to 125., which were full prices. In other articles no alteration. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports no alteration in the trade. Prime meadow Hay. 841. to 9Us. ; inferior, 72.. to 80s. ; Rowse, 60s. to 601.; Clover, 955. to 106 a. ; second cot, 755. to 901. ; Straw, 325. to 365. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market remains quiet, at the annexed quo tations :—TownTallow, 445. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. 341.. THE MILITIA. (From Tuesday's Gazette.) The following commissions have been signed : Henry Jordan 'Thornhill, gent., to be second lieutenant, in the Huntingdonshire Militia. Lieutenant Charles James Trevor Roper, to be captain, in the Royal Flintshire Militia. Richard Pelham Warren, Esq., to be captain in ditto. Alexander Robert Chamberlin, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Smith, resigned, in the 2nd or Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Militia. Spencer Thomas Smyth, gent., M.D., to be assistant sargeon end ensign, vice Green, retired, in ditto. Ivan Swen Andrea Herford, gent., to be ensign, in the Ist Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia. The Hon. Reginald Algernon Capel, to be ensign, in the Hertfordshire Militia. Arthur Macnamats, Req., to be ensign, in ditto. RUMOURED APPEARANCE OF Two FRENCII STEAMERS ore THE COAST.—On Thursday last, considerable sensation was produced in Exmouth by the report, brought in by tome fishermen, that they had noticed two French steamers off the bar. The object of these steamers appears to be to take the soundings of the port, as they are noticed to advance at dusk, and to retire at daylight .— Foster Gas. ' GUNPOWDER ACCIDENT.—On Saturday a farmer living at Pit Farm Mambead, named William Ellis, having &quantity of gunpowder, placed it in • p ew t er pl a t e near the fire, for the purpose of drying it, when by some means it exploded, totally blinding him and shattering the win dows of the house. He now lies in • dangerous state.—Rid. EXTENSIVE FIRE THIS MORNING.—The immense pile of premises extending from No. 8 to 14, St. Paul's Churchyard, and occupied by Mr. John T. Pawson and Co., linendrapers, were discovered, at half-past 2 this morning, to be on fire. The flames were at first perceptible in the lower part of the house at No. 8, and it is conjec tured that the overheating of a steam apparatus was the cause of the outbreak. To convey au idea of the business done in the firm, we may here mention that no less than three hundred young men are employed therein—one hun dred of whom were asleep on the premises when the alarm of "fire " was given, and it is gratifying to learn that all effected their escape. The engine from the Farringdon street station wee soon on the spot, but considerable time elapsed ere the others arrived owing to the bad condition of the streets, consequent on the hard frost. Water being ob tained, the hose was directed to the burning mass, but at the time of going_to press the fire was still raging. SOUTU WALES RAILWAY.—The items of the revenue account from the 19th July to the 31st December, 1852, are as follows :—Dr. To maintenance of way, stations, and works, 5,8521. 15s. 6d. ; to supply of rolling stock and power provided by the Great Western Railway Company (subject to the award to be made by Sir Wm. Cubitt), say 19,0001.; to carrying account, via., wages to guards, police, porters, clothing, oil, tallow, &c., 3,7841-Bs. 9d.; to gene ral charges, TIE., superintendents and clerks, advertising, printing, stationery and sundries, including travelling ex penses, 2,9681. 16s. 10d. ; to compensation for accidents, returns and allowances, 611. Gs. Bd. ' • to government duty on gross receipts from passengers, 1,3461. Is. ; to rates and taxes, 2761. 17e. sd. ; to general office expenses, 7871. 10s. • making 34,0771. 16s. 2d.; to balance carried to general revenue account. 23,3341. Os. 34. : t. tai , 67,4111. 164. 6d. Cr. By traffic, viz., passengers, 37,4721. Os. Ild.; carriages, hones, and dogs, 6451. 131. sd. ; making a total of 38,017/. 14s. 4d.; mails, expresses, &c., 5,3091. 17s. 61.; merchan dise, cattle, &c., 12,1921. 25.31.; parcels, 1,857/. ls. 9d. ; by rent of station platforms, coal yards, &c., 351. Os. 7d.; total, 67,4111. 16e. _sd. YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND RAILWAT.-Yes terday (Wednesday) the half-yearly me.ting of this com pany was held in the De Grey ROOM!, York. The attend ance of shareholders was not numerous. Mr. H. 8. Thompson, of Moat Hall, chairman of the company, presided. The report of the directors, which bad been previously circulated among the shareholders, was taken as read, after which the two retiring director., Mr. Alderman Seymour and Mr. Priestman, were unanimously re elected. The chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, re marked that. looking at the accounts, the traffic of the company had taken a very decided start. This increase had arisen from the soundest and best of all possible sources, viz , the development of traffic at all the small stations ; and there was also a general improvement over the whole line. The report was then adopted, and a dividend was declared after the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, deducting income tax, and to be paid on the 3rd of March next. The meet ing:was then made special, for the purpose of considering the propriety of giving increased terms to the Leeds Northern Company, in connexion with the proposed amal gamation between that company, the York, Newcastle and Berwick, and this company.-The Chairman moved that those terms be sanctioned, viz., 8,9, and 10 per cent. to the Leeds Northern Company for the first, second, and third years of the amalgamation, and thenceforward at 10 per cent. He was still of opinion that the terms originally proposed were fair and equitable, but the directors thought it would nevertheless be better to give the increased terms rather than that the amalgamation should go off altogether. Mr. Shaw of Wakefield, asked if the competition had ceased bet ween the three companies ?-The Chairman said some alteration had been made. They had reverted to the fares which were in existence before this groat competition commenced. He entered into a variety of reasons why the directors considered the amalgamation would be advantage ous to this company ; and the amalgamation motion was eventually carried.-A vote of thanks to the directors con cluded the bounces of the meeting. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.- Return of traffic for the week ending Feb. 20, 1853 :- Passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, and mails, 21,2161: 16s. 114. • merchandise, 19,1931. Os. 2d.; 'cattle, 7831. 14, . 2d. Tot:al, 41,1931. lls. 3d. Corresponding week, 1862, 39,1901. 13s. 10d. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.-Return of traffic, for week ending Feb. 13, 1863:-Passengers, parcels, car riages, hones, dogs, and mails, 5,7741.119.9 d. ; merchandise and minerals, 7,081. Os. 7d.; cattle,olBl. 9s. Id.- Total, 13,2; 1 11. Is. 5d.; Corresponding week, 1852, 11,4041. 15s. 6d. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.- Amount of traffic for the week ending Feb. 20, 1853 .;--Paa liftmen, 6,3581. Is. Id.; goods, 2,6361. 4s. 9.1. Total, 8,9941. ss. 105. CORY AND BANDON RAILWAY.-RettlTH of traffic for the week ending 19th of February, 1853 :-Passengen, parcels, &c., 1101. 41. 4d. ; merchandise, cattle, &c., 581. Bs. Id. ; total, 1681. 12s. sd. Traffic for corresponding week last year-Passengers, parcels, &c., 851. 15s. 9d. ; mer chandise, cattle, etc., 201. Its. 3d. ; total, 1061. is. Od. BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN RAILWAT.-The traffic on the above railway was, for the week ending Feb. 20, 1853 : - Passengers, 1101. 18s. 7d. ; subscriptions, 1 . 21. 121. lls . 4d. ; goods and parcels, 351. 14s. 9d. tat, 1591. 4s. 811. For the week ending Feb. 22, 19/41:e- • gen, 2591. Os. 6d.; subscriptions, 104. lei ald. ; and parcels, 391. 17s. 11d. Total, 3091. 11sh 4d. ' . . , •.• 1114 I t uy • ~e 111 111 1 1::1 :4 16 1 22 i 2 See SO 7th Si 13* id H lei le at i 1171 is IS IT Qosieg prises yestaday. 1121 ad i vga