The Express. — London, England, 1853-02-14 00:00:00

Tte rt%sl, / ',O • • ' ‘./...4.. , .r.....-- A.‘:i.:nt fire_, . . • . . . . . . . . 0 pf • 01 1, 7 t 4:11 I 1 1: ad I l it 1 - . No. 2,022.] LONDON, MOND.A, - I EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1853. ._ •_.- • DELICATE MPLEXION, who *mitae the reading of or instruetie' a in the Scriptures and SHARE LISTS. 11 k .... 1 1. i: F I S I , rm t o i f ...p . r-7;0 , ,I ; %,.... , ,L.N‘l , ° 74 l . .i ni:: :ea lta ttere uil vril l that too furthest is ettetnttltteopwshpi‘ch s te l rstr t ict n ion, if it i ;a' c i i i be FORRION ILSILWATtL 11 to ; : Salwarp sad Rotterdam i lit It dis pi t 1,,"„.,, .S 4 tiniqoo Detail:cal prep r , atiuri _allays all Irritation a thmarie o n s i ica thcir.i ...,„... , _:_ .• . SATURDAY ETRNING. ik 29 nia atsapprove- a yorecept, by ra witne ss of the Min. Tomo" • "tam" . 1 „... 61 D.."' 3179 . t0 Imam. . dep art ur e from whic.d. all education would be rendered and BequeUnsa. 1$ 131 The railway market was very buoyant all the to ossassaiks. 9o . ~. rar 1 J ae morning,. higher prices being realised for most de- l,'', 2 Dui* 1139 milks: ••• ss 1 1 :, ,„......I......„.... 7 be.. d a"hL f *,°;l„ s tA°r t t i ll 2 , 2 ,,, h , .., 2 . 2 . 3. psr _ Impossible. We believe that a great many of those, who -- .. i4 Elg4h r"'" l "! " 1.:11641°n lw " "ti'nfailtra:Q sad wume"u t P . t l e to: l ge Eg th g a it t e •t lt i l : s il c 4o gg un ti c o le n d t . o oe g bbe..l7etivoentalltatDootahrders, d p o n s t o it k f n n o rn w a in4 se m r a i t p n tx i n c s :d b t u o t the improvement . was not generally oceat it e l De . Ratomakii ~ I 1 It i . I '' ',...."L 'or i t e‘ A al t :l l ,' a r al ct the assns s n i t o au'ir con"litu u ance of a from ' ignorance. With neither of these classes are we the close of business. Irish Southern and NVestere, and York and North Midland 1:, L y s o e , lrma w oui lwilm ' em .4 f Fraw; `, 23 . 2 .1 ' I L I i ' p i 47`...„ 4- e a u , , , t ,.. si t es.. , :ulklueo. !le_.' . 0 _ 1 0, 711 !! !. .." 01 ,,,I . 1 . 1 1L11100_,I t t . bound to argue, nor do we intend ; but there is a third, left off at an advance, but for other descriptions the ... ... Dwassestssaima,lB62 -.- ..,....5ni71;bi„...3,!,. Prim 4 .. 0id.. 7; .7.1,7p.",,11az Kin are i e pe d r ; i s: ps rve n a ntu l ra itg y e :i e o n r e e ive wnVera t t i i i o n n, f a a n ct d s t r h h n o t final values were generally about the same as yes- ,!, t l a LuennalenuAnext- - - re i:: -m0.:',"." % ii.,.; ca K "* ! 1,'T.4' . . y l eo li gr toa r.,„Trt e mi n , r t c , hi a ,!,: w o . ra , i p r t r L T v ! some lof the schools are chiefly by the tho eon- terday. to 10 DO. (Itellwayi ...... :' r 4 41 1 s tat' tourijjelt-t;:a-rep,- eased an each Louie. bold by teem and by trot of the Roman catholic priests. This we are ready to French shares improved on favourable advice, ... ... .. 11 4 0 .„, ... lr ' reAmrs. regret, but whatever fault is in it, it certainly does not lie s 1 Do. (Canal) ... .. ... 11 4 from the Pars Bourse, but went partially back in la 2 Dag pm M. ..........- • with the board, but with the great body of the church edit- lMs par the a fternoon. Northern. and Lyons remain scarce. 30 7 Lyeaur sad Itoditermaeut 7 9 Ilm cation clergy, who, by neglecting the superiatendeneo of - •13 41,Vadraa _1 2 4pm 64 - ---":77,%- the national schools within their parishes, thus deliver THIS DAY.-Two o'Ci.oeit...._ ... ... 33j 25 Stara Antos'. ... , „, -•- iiimA x ' them up to the pastoral management of the rival church. • , 4.• Namur Is laser (with in.' 7 61 The railway market is steadily supported at the l ay 2e . Dm D, 24 ,.. 232 . 22 . 22 ..) 6 6 .-,-. 0..1: 46 , ~. , Onea for all, the opponents of the National Board ma, net a. it:',...:''..„4,0i...", :,.,11t_ . :. i_ i.rni.:: t. u„ 1115 Lo reasonable e d, that under whatever shape presented, them un- Ta hp lIY demands will meet with no sympathy from ar.y don The d t; and it cught to be some lesion to them that n e other „ n r De min nna b 'a ing l e stated be T h h y ,from whom they expected more than from any a ister, and who heard their wishes with a favour- a r discovered them to Do impracticable, and publicly a ' s at any interference with the National Board would dangerous and injudicious. following facts about the " exodus " from lend lre- FA are worth notice : ar' W respected friend. writing from the west of the county aterford, asp : "The people are emigrating by hundreds. v c e a of last week. Lancashire and Yorkshire , Lon- is ii i.. , Iftrbevi of Prance- .. 33 34 nd h N . r h rea firm, 1 Wes advance. French First the people were evicted by hundreds ; they went off v• 10 . to America, and are now retnittin4 me'ney to • large W es t ern We e n, and l o with r ex p rices , shares s hich Business ception o higher s t ised er the s ßit , s rt ha L i Pd. ib, Alir s " do not qu is not are higher. Of i .s AND STOCKS ITN Itsttwara. 20 Si Araberg., Notting., Doan t South Eastern w hi lst o th er Irish Great escri cmaintainamcr active. OVA d tions stocks, p Southern . .0 10 20 their late RID. Cloetag r res times t Satu y. 284 291 e.eay up 2 te Ip.. la en 2 - 1 20 90 r " ' O 1 I. 3 per et. Beads kw R. h Molar shot.; 1 Nartieglan Paz I 3 3: al 7 .j 1 1 g , 3 2• ' , :e l I 1 O '' Se Trunk Prefm. 4 maim Lyons ... ~ 1 , 'ads Road Orionis ~. ~ 2 Per. end l o use ... .. ' Parts NA Ntru‘nrs-rar .. bar Psrie,Cae,,aselettartattrp 9 . I Qualm and Ristmend ... 9 14 9 41 1 1 0 Pa 0 1 4 40 4 t 3 u 8 - austee and Meuse... .. 0 4 Do. I'. per ant . Prefer. 4 Nn of Prance- ..... O 7a. qppa India/trete ai all Win Ilandors 8 4 1 I_ 3 1 4 4 - 154 0 ?4 21 pm 8 arm WO II 4pm 4e 3 IC 0 Do. $1 pee Oast. Prefer. 1 1 dha 8 2:0 1 34 41 4 1 1 i 19 4 anel Fart Junction . ti P =f i l i bi o nat Ur albs aasosbotaat i their iii a l l = o w. 6 du .,re ut. 10 • 0 as le 9 western .. [ hens,. to 2 Western al thaltserland t itll ai L i. mpoirrANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, •,,ay tie w.th smomv. -.EAVES COOK'a TUNIS . I ; 4' , A ' ' , itu..tr il" g4ll,l•4lll. 1 ' 111419 ANT ARARIAN DEM 1 over n one hundred and fifty persons left, anrtn.clay - iiie - t( .• 11, ti Da.Cbsar i eW.o 21 If esday) nearly as many. AU these are determined to remit • • " • moue nest year to bring out the remaining few. -Lime- 13 Illi Do. do. io. WI- 3 2 1 dis M. MO Hrlstol and Rioter ... 111 lee 4t. 108 Caledonian ... _ - 614 45 $4l 1 26 3 Zeeland ..- ILINT STOCK BANKS. 51119. lied hoz, Cahinet, c,,, em e , isisk „, g . 42 ... and Vpholatery rich "7:‘"••r• 63 all Chaster nal Flolykeed 22 23 231 , Lowing /31.1.111,3 w re e..ter.-nutoxispoyt IOUS& 21 and fl, Claens'ebuiteitn g s, Notwithstanding the biting frost of the morning, nearly 20 ail Cott sot Hanlon ... .. 174 lit No. Starts Brom. Paid prices done ItAlUiltse MIKIS. Estimates glen, and a list of prices sent post four hundred persons, including infants, sailed to-day 543 Debbi and Belfsetlan- par Ipm 431 1 tutu day to-day. Sr. (Monday) for Liverpool, thence to tho Uuited States of 23 ail tht , itec, hitt), and Aber. — —— -- 22.40 40 Australasia T HE D A I LY NEWS. America.- Waterford ;Yates. 21 ell Ron dem itegli n a'n ti ' m - - 3 9 1 9 $1 40,000 25 Lltartd. Bank of Asia 3- - On the state of the weather and of agrizultural is all Ditto (sat E. and H.).. 4 II 80,000 20 Chart. Rest of Inilts. Loma= mamma Pape, pe k e ad. an ..• &sun Oeuntlee_ .- asa rnatiml otos. the DAILY ..NEWS is et the bead of the LI- affairs, the Cork Examiner of yesterday says : isi Ist Australia, sad Clint 2 4 11 pm 23 all Eastern Wien, Chas A... 2%000 20 English, Scottish, and tail 1' ,. ." se Gnat 113 ' 791 ' 4 " I "'"uas ik " " nine? " in im s 3 "'"lt't The weather so long unfavourable has now taken a de- (Las z. U. A.) 2... 10 12 Ile Australian gartered Ilell pa van, awl all nand and pudica reform, whether political, glacial, Mika change, and promises a good dry spring. With the 23 al 1..0. elms It and D ditt 111 ni 23,000 20 London Bank of Ans.. ~,,a r astadicel. la t h e esttlit and mine of Its General News,-in the accuracy of i ts exception of a light fall of snow, there has kern no variety se. tel R or Lgawyme 78 78 trails and India .. 1 1 4 die Le p e p es, is the ample, trutlitut and impartial character of i ts fur the past week from clear, sharp, frosty weather. A pro- el all K. a. W.I. InraithliM.3n 23 so 211,000 24 L-winn Cbsrtered Rut je ,„ ma t a .,,:ieence, and in :be varied ournanuleand comme rc ial in. portionste activity has taken place in agricultural opera- M. lee Priloblire ond gismo.% . 76 73 of Australia ene.a4n coat a n, , ,1 in the city, ileilway, an ..t Monetary Articles,- lions, and the lung-delaye d sowing has commenced in gond 14 11dusbi.rgh end Peebles . I di) IPo eO,OOO 5 Royal Austral. Ranking *braver is unstammed, 81 160 llt 4- :er g o, 111,1)unit, 26 25 and Odd Import. Co. 1 - - h aoc•nn. 3 mite del illesll-i of Shipping than any calker paper- earnest. We regret, however, to find that much of the M. 100 !Glasgow k SouthWeetare 60 SI 21 44 48 .. 2 . 2 ' , 5: of Stipples in the Indian Mess by every autumn sown seed has become a decided and total loss, bat et e leo peat N.ethrra ..... 78 79 79 B,oou 25 yith 4. ratrulla 20,00 U 23 Cahn of Australis ewe — ,,,e at t r lle ' on ft ly daily Inning Report, with list o f prices, it is to be hoped that a fine and favourable spring will to Bt. 100 Dn. 14114 res, A, Cluck ,.. 43 45 41 5 8,000 ... Do. New pa.l2losida..yarbere. some extent mitigate this evil. It is much to be feared, et. 100 Do. e shares, 11, Steele.. 118 :10 It akintwea Itself to Wailes, as being the only paper besides the however, that our harvest for this year will not have the lit Lti. u,,L-",m,,th.: sad...__willie Lir!: 10n9 112 1 1081 8 MISCELLANEOUS. mot." . 74044441010 % 00. 1 $O5 aixisfx xedlxild. Crum iwwitsmax same abundance na last, as there is no doubt that it will be II Ti yg,T, , ,,;: t viL ien i.• .. l'i 9 1 91 901 Gi• en s ellasenive advettimments. considerably later. 20 all Lanceiwr and Casuals . 93 93 Na oh. 11mcmaaseces. Pd prices Realms@ done its prat. en publle Loyola is shown by the last return of 'tamps Satarda y. to.day. heed Ist the yen 1030 to the leading Loudest Newspspere, by Yesterday morning the snow re-appeared, and eon- 21 100 41 taL. DO ...b • Tle i nt._ . ... 4 . 2i . ah1 . ; . 4 9 2 1 7 4 94 06 , _ 9 e t u d e i t will le teen that thin tepee ( ib* 7004164* by sore lb" tinned to fall, with 110M0 heavy showers of hail in- . 66 . 16 DO. p 1 2 . 2 4,;"'". • " 7 1 1 i __ -- l imy yeas) tat ha are years beaten its three oldest oornpaUton :44 8 dis 101 19.00 ISO Australian Ayr ~L. 71.1 123 133 IRS 5 133,713 I .1. Brit. lost. Land all I 14 pm Rztablialted. Stamps issued. terveningat intervals, throughout the day, and the to 114 Do. West ItlitYaglinior 3 31 o )(canna eio.ONICLI 21;2.... .......... : 2 1 2 2 : 3 3 ,1 grrter part of last night. A hard, sharp frost, 30 1 a l l t l i Lam le 3 l: ) .N ar `rt: 22 9 l, wa m - 1 9 q 5 9 1 11,700 23 4. Autbalion Land 15 47 30 31 42 8 Xolt , mu NOT Mosses.. WRAY>. l7Bl 1,13900 watch had prevailed during the previous night, had to s jLasi.,Tilbory,k Southend -- pm 10 , 000, 1001Vall Dicalen's LW 19 14 18 16 DOILY NEWS 1846 2.000 so prepared the ground that tho streets were very . ., , t.. 1 1 00 00 (Lon., ItriglEan, ix S. Cm, 1061 1074 105 44 el Ilzmdco h North-West. 1191 lt , 1204 a 1 llia ma:laved malatesraes of flak putties laatke S the renewing n one recants., eapnbeed by a aostemperary : quickly mantled with snow ; and towards night the po II Do . Emu ... .. .. 3 3 / 2 . 2 MINES. v Its • Daily News' is the youngest of all the London morning hackney cars and cabs ceased to ply, owing to the io . . 2 . .1.m . ..1 . , .056.. ,5f .. .r_ . 4 . 8 , 4 , c , 4 a ~ 92 ppm From the net it erns Alen ground and :nom tow- rep SATTRDAY EVSNI74O. entie,‘ enrtnintent'y !AI! :motive litmaliros clearly the inclemency of the weather, and the slippery state of 90 'IL 'II . Z;; 3 " . ' .. w ... v . :V 9 41 din The market for English mining stocks maintains a l ushe opintm of Englaml ; and already, with the second hi g hest the strecta. The frost still continues with severity, Se .14 Ds.. SIO .. ... 41 3 1 Ma 13 all Loodondeny Sr Coleraine 10 101 firm appearance, although there has not been quite liteCntiOn of the recognised daily press. and with the largest and tho covering of snow on the ground is some os all Lundoodrry& Eonistalico 19 II so much business to-day. Good dividend shares still moiler of advertisement .— nest to the ' Times'—obtained by any t hree or four inches thick. St. ISO itamt.,Bltet,lttaacolesb 30 3t 31 30) Sally paper, its political more than corresponds with its commercial "4. present an upward iendency. Prices exhibit no ... .. . . Yesterday. the Lord Lieutenant received depute- „f,i ~.4 . 4 ~,1 1 ",:_ii.;"'-al ' , taxi- Val , " .11 j,'lts __. __ • " • ' . , Cents., 221,1. The Committee's Certificates, 41 per cent. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 2 dis. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, prem. The particulars have been advertised of the can celment of 430 Peruvian Six per ',Cent. Bonds, amounting to 43,0001., and of 143 Three per Cent. Bonds, amounting to 22,0001. The Portuguese financial agent has issued three tions for the capitalisation of Portuguese dividends ' lender the decree of' the 3rd December, 5.851. The chief changes exhibited in the monthly return of the Bank of France, published this afternoon, are a decrease of 140,000/. in the stock of can and bul lion; a decrease of 380,000/. in the commercial bills discounted; a decrease of 930,0001. in the advances on French rentes ; a decrease of 116,0001. in the advance on French railway shares; a decrease of 610,000/. in the Circulation ; a decrease of 880,0001. in the balance to credit of the Treasury ; and a decrease of 230,0001. in the private accounts current. These returns afford evidence of a decreased pressure fur accommodation during the month, owing probably to the Bank having rather taken the alarm at the previous rush of speculators. We have at the same time evidence that the de mends on the French Treasury have been very heavy, as might have been expected from the lavish expenditure now being made. The decrease in the bullion, though not heavy, is in continuation of a previous movement. Our statement of the movement of' the precious metals this week is interesting, as it shows a con tinuance of the drain of specie for our colonies and foreign ports, accompanied by an absence of imports. The arrivals of the week include only 150,000 dole.,' , by the Arabia from New York; and 10,700 ounces of gold, by the B'oomcr from Sydney. These im ports represent a value of only about 73.0001. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday is as follows :—Gold coin : to Ham burg, 12,970 ounces; to Belgium, 9,700 ounces; to Boulogne, 400 ounces. Gold bars : to Hamburg, 1,400 ounces. Silver coin : to Boulogne, 4,400 ounces. Silver bars: to Hamburg, 21,336 ounces; to Bou logne, 600 ounces. The total amount of these ex ports is 21,670 ounces of gold, and 26,336 ounces of silver, of the aggregate value of about 90,0001. We are also advised of the shipment of about 300,0001. in coin by the Harbinger for Australia ; 35,0001. by the Lady Macnaghten, for Port Philip ; about 15,0001. in opt cia and jewellery by the Tay, for the Brazils; and 12,4001. in specie, by the Tagus, for Lisbon. The total shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to 432,000/., and there is consequently a balance of some 380,000/. against imports. Letters from St. Petersburg, datei the 4th inst., and received this afternoon, report a slight rise in the rate of exchange on London, which was quoted 381 to 39d. This exchange is watched with much inte rest, as immediately on its attaining a point at which remittances of gold can be made at a profit from this side, these operations aro invariably re newed. [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAV. The supply of English Wheat at markt t this in 'ming by land carriage samples from E..sex and Kent v. a.. mode rate, and the offars from the coast were not nuns, us, and generally at Is. advance upon those of 1,14 iv., k. The trade can only be called the turn dearer th.m to Monday last, both for English and foreign. Flour commanded quite as god prices. ' Ch. ice samples of malting Briley brought rather more money, and other descriptions sold on much the s one terms a+ last week. Oats were firm at the currency of Monday Lis., with • steady sale. Beans were the turn dearer, and Peas brought rather more money. Canary seed was 23. cheaper. The eloverseed trade was without alteration. dItIUVALS .1741t0 LONVON FROM FELL oth to FE!. 12 - h Engliah. 4'05 ...... ! 9•i7 Parity 49oi ISt .... 11.10 o.t. Malt ..... 4470 20 70 Ylorrt, barrels and 7,202 racks. MINCING-LANE.—TlllB DAY. The private contract markets are inactive; n business of ituportance reported, and Friday's quotations art. unaltered. lsmoo.—The sale to-dte conskts of at cauth B cata logut). and, as customary, going t ff rather irregu ariy ; but the Article has a very firm appearanc,•. Marais.—lron has a downward tendency. TEA.—TIJA 110W8 reCelVt II by the Chins mail this morn ing has a tendency to strengthen the market, as the ship meats to datu from China aro 5,0ud,b00 lbs. lees than last - - - Liti.s.—Seal, pale, 331. 10s. ; straw, 331. 10s. to 311. ; brown, 32/. to 331. 10s. ; sperm, 841. 10s. to 80'. ; head :natter, 861. to 871.; cod, 34/. ; South Sea, 32/. to ;;6'. ; WTI) 68!. to 70/4 Spauian and Sicily, 66/. to ; palm, 331. to 331. 10:4. ; cocoa nut, 37/. to 3W. 10s.; seed, rape, pale, 381. to 381. 10s., linseed, 31/. The public sides declared for to-morrow arc—S;:gar : 200 }Aids. 11.irbadoes, 8,50 bags Mauritius; 6,000 bag 11(1;31; a... 1 2 foal bags Peuang. Saltpetre: 1,200 bags. Cochineal, 100 bp. TALLOW MARK ET.—TIIIS DAY. The Tallow market coutinues very firm. Thera is little divositiun to sell either on the spot or for forward delivery. Town Tallow is quoted 43.. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.O os the epot, 44e. PAWTICOLAIW Of TALLOW. Stook on hand Mlirery lust work Do. Irma Ist Jute trr,val last week 1./,. from Ist Jame .I'lot Y. C. per owl. no. 'Porn Arrival for the week e casks, and delivery, 2,48( comprised 304 casks from 1 JUL. , . 47 414 $4,242 : 4 4 ,348 , fail $,424 ~ 1,416 . 72,601 60,4,3 1 :4,737 113 1,4 .4 303 • 91,591 95064 7104 7 . 7 . ed. 354.12. 1 45 , .1744. 314.6 d. 35.. .hl. , CiP.Od. ni Hng Fib. 23, loaf ),Yr : 1,003 A ca‘kv. The arrival last week South America.; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.=THErfar 3ksfirs. Pattcnden and Smith report that the deraand la. t year's Hops continues at gradually advancio4 prices. Old 'fops have improved in price very considerably. The export of beer is rapidly on the increase, and the vice of Hops it is thought must go on a Zvancing. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Tan&ld Moor, Ms. ; Walls End Riddell, 17 , ; Walls End !Lowell, 18a. 61. ; Wan; End 11c tton, 18s. 3.1. ; Walla End Lambton, 18a. ; Walls End Tees, 18a. 3d. Australian Agricultural shares declined to-day to 225 to 235. B .nk of Australasia continue in de mand. There were dealings in London and West. minater Bank, at 381; Oriental Bunk Corporation, 46; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 481, 48; Union Bank of London, 18 ; Southampton Docks, 38 ; Aus tralasian Pacific Mail Steam (6/. paid), 5} ; Austra lian Royal Mail Steam (61. paid), 51; British Ame rican Land, 53, 55 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 86t, 86; Ditto (251. paid), 49, 51. Ebro Canal shares are quoted 1 to 11 prem.; Chiriqui Road, par to prem.; Bcziers and Graissessac Railway, 1 to I dis.; French South Eastern Railway, dis. to par; Zealand Railway, 1 to y dia.; Bank of Asia, to dia.; London Wink of Australia and India, 1 dia. to par ; Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway, 4 prem. The shares of the Atlantic and Pacific Junc tion Company were quoted in the Stock Exchange to-day to 1 prem. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. The general statement of receipts and payments to the 31st December, 1852, is as fellows haestrrs.-Amoant received on accaant of capi•al, 10,17.5,386'. 195. 74.; amount received on debentures, loans, etc. 5,891.964'. 11s. ; balance, 6,1331. 4s. 3d. ; making a total of 16,076,5341. 155. id. PAYIKENTEI.-li tilways completed, abandoned, or not in progress, 10,658,2961. 17... 9J.; railways opened, 1,145,0861. Os. 6.1. ; railways partially ope ne d, 164,6911. 17 e . 6 . 1 . ; sub scriptions and disbursements for other railways, 3.623,8221. 14s. Ild. ; new locomotive Eock, 126,8691. 21. 741. ; new station at Paddington, 115,3741 . 6 5 . 2d. ; Paddington Hotel, 40,3931. 165. 2d. ; total, 16,076,5341. 15s. 7d. The following are the items of the revenue account from July 1 to Dec. 31, 1852: Die -To maintenance of way, stations, and works, 44,1691. is. 10d.; to locomotive account (as per ab , tract, No. 1), via., coal, coke, repairs, wages to driver s , firemen, &c., oil, tallow, and 11 other incidental e x p enses , 44,3081. 4s. Id. ; to carrying account (as per abstract, Na. 2), viz., wages to guards, police , porters, clothing, re p a i rs of car riages, oil, tallow, &c., 47,331/. los. 7d. ; t t general charges (as per abstract, No. 3), viz., superintendents snd clerks, adv.rtising, piinting, stationers, and sundries, including travelling expenses, 21,8521. li;. 3d.; to disbursements for repairs and alterations of stations and for insurance, 6 , 5;1. 195. Id.; to accident account, 2;5001.; to compensation for returns, and allowances, 1,1321.55. ; to government duty on gross receipts from passengers, 13.2331. Ss. 7d. ; to rates and taxes, 9,4041. 18a. 81. ; to general office expenses, viz., allowance to directors, 6001.; canaries and all office expenses, 2,9461. 12s. 6.J. ; to miscellaneous expenses, 6911. Is. 81. • to stamps for debentures, 1991. 55.; to balanc e f ir the hilt. year ending Dec. 31, 1832, 324,813/. oi. 71.: total, .513,8521,155. 101. st From Herapath s Journal we extract the following analysis of the railway traffic returns fur the week on all the lines in the kingdom:— Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1853.... £273,357 6,688 £4017 0 1852.... 211 8.56 6,377 37 18 0 1851.... 225;503 6,269 36 0 0 Tho Railway ?Vines estimates the gross traffic receipts for the whole kingdom since the Ist Jan as follows: Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. wk.+ open. per mile. 1853 £1,575,692 6,620 £238 0 0 1852 1,388,810 6,358 218 8 0 1853 1,31.5,400 6,244 210 13 0 The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Fri day are thus reported by Mr. Neuter's telegraphic express :—Dutch Four per Cents., 951; ditto, Two and-a-Half per Cents., 64!. Spanish Deterred Three per Cents., 22 15-16. Mexican New, 24 3.16. Por tuguese New, 38 9-16. The Spanish Committee's Cer tificates, 4 11.16 per cent. Spanish Old Three per Cents. (English), 471. is i :74-,, , ;,•:f:;,,• n 7;•,•„;;;;;z ir ;zl4.7 b 7 Tali mzr e ir,r e ear i7z - . inclemency or tne wcatner, ana tne slippery state or i . I 43 ,1 7 „ ., 3. ,,„ ... • ... . 4' if th , .. ....,...... .............• " pme rcucon of Inal.ind ; sad .'r e edy , with tb . mord mow the streets . The frost still continues with severity, r• is D... ZIO .. . . 44 it Ma The market for English mining stocks maintains a siesweees or the erornernsed 48117 loess. and with the 13111.4 and the covering of snow on the ground is some as ill ,Loodondenr Fu oleraine 10 lui firm appearance, although there has not been quite emee, or odartoement.- next to the • Times '—obtalned by any a a I tabbed:ryaaluliee 19 II so much business to -day. Good dividend shares still any par, its political more than corresponds with its commercial three or four inches thick. Si. lee deach,Saef.,lllLmeoleeb 30 3t 31 301 sweese Yesterday, the Lord Lieutenant received depute- ti 4 " II n" .5 1 . 0•I'Lidcl•I ;0 1 ", 1 1 r 'lit present an upward Tendency . Prices exhibit no e. oolerel of any Bookseller or Newman' In the kingdom ;or at St. 10u Midland ... 7lll 791 791 31 especial change from the rates last reported. theOlke, 10, Bouverientrest, Vleetotre t, lesion . tions front the bodies that have existed for the last ~ me D e . ei r ,,,,„„i'e r :A, 43 47 couple of years in this city, their objects being to 10 471j3lid.ii • ANL (Ireland). The gold mining shares also remain firm, and there was to-day a slight revival of money business, NIEBUHIt'S HISTORICAL WORKS. encourage the use of home manutetures, to procure 6 1 le° 3 i lie D .,. m . B ar a . 4" Ea ii a . l 3; l • • 4 3 1 2 3 1 # a work for the poorer classes of manufacturers, and to 25 16 it wportAlernAHerefein 31 Se die although there a still no disposition to operate for swarms ANCIENT 1110 TORY ; coropri•Ong Lectures am 0„ train pauper c in s u ch time. Prices remain as before. Ilatrny el tbe A-latic Nat Wet, the Egyptians Greets. Carthagt- hildren industrial pursuits as " 7 ' .4 "'" .'"' ":" . ". 0 .. 04 3 1 20 all NewnWarnmpointkßes. Its 94 Neer, sad Macedonians. Translated tram the German by Dr. t.. lace manufacture, and sewed muslin work. In his at. too 140:k,if ~,, .., ... .. 53 37 364 With , With Additions from stss. in the esethuivs posmation 84 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. td Witham. 3 vols. ben, 31s. ed. sloth. reply to the address from the body styling itself the 11 Is j Im• Now_ ~ _ 61 es -- •• "Parent Board of Irish Manufacture," his Excellency, 8 31 . 100 31 1e N „% tberli ee usb UD " u " l ' iliWn so n 37 21 ala The gold mining shares are firm te-dsy. The chief ItlEirllß'S 1114113ra of BWin i r t i cea °l° Earliest Time, to the who was accompanied by the Countess of St. Ger- is II North Devon, Na I. .. 6 s ilia feature as a rise in West Mariposa shares, which have Pall et the Western Empire. lated by Bishop Telaiwsu., 11 all Do. 4 A D e te r red .... 3 2 $ suddenly sprung up to a toy prem. Colonial Gold Archdeacon Mai, Dr. Via. Sierra, and Dr. :comm. Fourth oss mans, said: s 3 Lie, 411 Guaranteed # Me COmper Edition. 3 vols. ayo, Ms. To encourage the industry of Irish artisans, and to pre- 10 171 North Staloftl4./..... 4 2, Si' 131 ad have been purchased at 2' prem. mote the improvement of Irish manufactures, will be one 20 , all North Western NIERVIIR'S LECTURES on Somme HisToßy. Translated sod of my most pleasing duties. Lady St. Germans will very 110 10 Nowthaad 3. Weettralonr 3 •pm There as a considerable rise in South Australian 491 " Sebeo ted l, b idie lLan bur inuir sh. u Ne Scli w ond an" Chea ri eter n EM • lift' ' or i x , 3 0f v01e th . .,, 0, 111 e 4 1 1 willingly do everything in her power to give effect to my 10 . 101 Dalbra. Wore.. It Molts , 491 go/ Land shares, which have been transacted at M to 56, se This a , t b a only sc ,,,, s kA s Edi t h. e r gi. a 3,........ intentions in this respect ; and will endeavour, by her ex- r . I , us °o siowisi " .4l4.ll md t la t s 7 7 9 33 7 " 63 Australian Agricultural mark 232 CO 235. Raman His:my. ample, to stimulate the use of the products of the Irish St. 100 @brews. A Illrin.„ Clam A 67 69 Landon: Taylor, Walks, and Maberly, ta, Upper Gowsx•edreet ; loom. I rejoice to hear that the efforts of your society have St. 100 lb. LAN.W.Gnar.SUi 70 SO Moroi B.llltllB and 27, I.y.lene• met with considerable success. 231 all ~b rewsbury sad Cassia No. Stare. Manes. Paid WOW done IS 20 Saturday. today. pR. CULYER AS WELL"S MEDICAL 'W.OJ4KB, His Excellency in replying to the address from IS ian t 0 i."* . e."" 1 4 -- Alves ... .„ the other Irish man . ufacture deputation said . . .se SO De. Oswestry ... - --.. MO 000 I Savants all ill pmt l 3 ' end oetgtrt la ' ' " I agree with you as thinking that Industrial Training 0 61 sorer-airs Union ... .. 34 3 di. 39,000 1 Anglo Austrolan Gold all par /pm 1 . 30 . SS loath Demi ... .„ .. 20 22 100,000 10e. loges madam= .... 4 I „ 14 WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. Schools aro among the most eflicacions means of diffusing 614 1101 10,000 10 Australasian • 3 is 21 „ ii. useful knowledge throughout the land, and instilling prin. a We st , S tt h t , ir t is t e ra ••• ••• •:. 5 41 M u i Sit 20,00 s 20 Ana/alias 6 el 61 LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. elples of self -relience and of perseverance is the ntlnch of so Is &nava nernannitirMOn. 13 13 12f 30,0432 , I Anaralian Clerdaleas m. the young. Thu conduct of your members in devoting 20 6 Diu. ditt o HOW TO BE HAPPY. their time, their money, and their talents to the establish. Si 19 ibmassllamoDock&Ra ll 2l 2 5 . ,0 00 1 Ave Maria all iou re. giorio I Pettish Australian Gok all Ipm 11 MORAL AND PHYSICAL ENJOYMENT OF LIFR. ing and superintending of such schools, is therefore, in my 1 ' I? rale of Nen all Waterford and Elam% . 9 9 20,000 20 British Iron •• opinion, vet, praiseworthy. They will, I trust, be recoils. 10,M0 13 Bruit latp.iist.et3l.ps. 241 4 S ON SPECIAL DISUSES. ceased by the consciousness that they have contributed to 264 15 an is : es , Co fnr s t s sad al .. 37 , 2 : 4 6,6:5 50 Dm Comb and Caleb all 32f N. the advancement of the art and manufactures of Ireland. 10 2b. Wimbledon and Croydon IMs pm 11,0(0 bl Do. at. John Del Re! 13 29 30 THE INSTITUTES OF MARRIAGE Lim Alderman Andrews, one of the deputation, ex- St 100 Yeek,Newesstlellaterwiet 71 7 711 2 210,0 M 1 Carson's Creek 4 par I pm I ea. 13 34 Do. do. Mtessione .. 71 7 CI. 13 12,000 44 Co'ire Copper DISEASES OF vnaTirit. pressed a hope that the Countess of St. Germans 13 114 Do.O.N.E.Parobam .. 21 21 „ 91 100,000 6 Colonial Gold TM. would pay a visit to the society's schools, and her St too York sad MICA Midlaid II 63 5181 1 2 ....„ ... Copia:so l4 VIAINAIT DERANGEMENTS, ceoNwrmunow, and HANOI& .. HMOS.happytodo so. Lxcetiency said she should be 5,00 23 Do. Pref. 71 per oat. all —pm is. and x. Last evening, the Earl and Countess of St. Ger- PREFERENCE WARW. 70,000 6 itrestAustralioneoppoi all 21 11 di. INGLI‘II, ItlcH, and SCOTCU LAMM 1 Tern, 1., sea. 11. mans attended the first performance of the Dublin at INVdbmiden — -- all Ditto No. 2, 7 per Cl — 10),06 0 I Great Ntk,get Vein all 31 31 pm 31 1 r,in, 20 (Several all 144 131 HYDROPATET: OR, THE COLD WATER CTRL Garrison Amateur Theatricals. The Queen's Theatre, So. 1 n Bristol ft Exeter 4 per Cl. le6 101 720191 , I Grand Dnehy of Maks all psr A pm nemesia 23, Patersirter-zow• Cervalbo. 147. Plost-wrwe; um. Brun wick street, was filled on the occasion. The 80 . I" 3 ' l6(l°l " a £lO . "*. '' 104 l' e 1031 11.02* 3 Great Pulgooth. all 14 If pm 82. Gerrard: , bad ilt DO0'.14111.11:: it Of X. R. Calverwell, M.D., 19, -- a - - Anrcli.osee,lngentaitern. who may la Weladmadaily Men 10 till S, admission was, as usual, by tickets of spe ci a l i u vi - ei Si DWI and Bison .. sad? all 9. tation. fa al; Jundev, Perth, aim Aber. 30,1100 1 Loodon&Callfern. Gold Seen Junction 11 4 :I e l; S ci ztAnglisn(3l.le4p.ei 3 8 1 3 4 1 Gauls CrusbinCo all 1 1 di. I ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION.—On the night of (WO 7 per Cr. 100,000 1 Meriguita do. 20,000 10 KadauskS4ll.Araeriem al li 4 4 a1 4 s I P. " In IRELAND. Monday, the 7th inst., as Messrs. O'Keeffo, of Ruclevale 71 3 Do. do. R. lb.) 7 per Ct. i 1 pea Mills, and Resin, of Nenagh, were proceeding from No- 61 Of Emt.Cue.Rato.,3 p ',Sul 11 Ipm 200,0-o I New Granada 100,000 1 Nouveau Moriat all 1 II pm 2 --is- nagh to Borrisoleigh, an assassin fired from the ditch in n DEW do. NO.I IS 14 pm 12 0 ,000 I Port Philip 1 14 11 at 2 4 Demme, Fes. 12. to 19 Do. New I per Gent Stock, 14/ 13 145 (about three miles from Borrisoleigh), and lodged the 60,c0 0 1 (louts Rock all par i pm This day, the Lord Lieutenant, who was .teem -so s o liwatrairksig r e t tastace 16 19 lei ' lo,oec 10 Rhea:ter Iron all 22 24 bullet in the collar of the horse . Through the efficiency 3 s and pained on the occasion by the Countess of St. Get- of Sub-Inspector Malone and Head-Constable Graffin, it n a1 =. 114 % par con! s 34 Ditto New l6 mans, received a deputation from the ExecutiyeCom- is now fully ascertained that it was intended for Mr. es. 100 Meat Manherall perOsat 126 1311 7,NiO iii SaatiagodeCabs llll I 7 of 30,002 1 Mouth Avatrallam all par} sns i s mittee of the Great Dublin Exhibition, 1853, for the Richard W. Bourke, who, it will be remembered, took et. 100 D 0.3 per seat. Scrip, Re. 6,000 10 rtn Croft purpose of bearing from them an explanation of the the lands of Kaockanevan, out of which the Ryas were ~„ el l at damalia ataamaara A aim aa I. ra 111 114 43.114 OJAI United Maxima origin, progress, and present state °Edith magnificent ejected. Mr. Bourke drove to Nenagh that morning, and ...I a , tri , Si 9 70,060 1 Waller was expected home that night, ht, but having such suspicion is. too - lat - .: 44lllll. ear. , l lhibil l is i pet. '" 106 61 1(. 7 18 1 100,000 I West Granada en 4 undertaking. Mr. Alderman Roe, as chairman ofloo.ooo 1 WWI Mariposa. all 4ass pm 1 1 of parties on the road he did not return. Denis Treaty , St. itio moo Sie - asserase. lOO 102 10.'00 I Yuba iad 11Pa 11 i the committee, entered into an explanation of the servant to Denis Ryan, has been arrested under very sus- 16 1 6 laneestMelblfernia•F K3O par 1 pea works, and Mr. Benson, the architect, submitted his P icious circumstance. and is remanded for farther investi• St. leo 1 Ditto' prnemetlaask... 130 133 St. 100 gawk RefilsMing.llpret P lans. Their Excellencies entered into all the third- gatic'n'—ri"crar° Vindicator. 51.1100 IDittoPrelbeendalll wet. AMAMI' MAR 7 r R 7! Diu* No. 2, 7 per Ct. drlatol it Neater 4 per Ct. adedonlan SIO ltion.er mad Holykiia . Dirk and Bandon . Jundw, rent, Lad Aber. dren Junction .. - 71 BaytAngliKn(lll.l2.)4.Ct 5 Do. do. (51. ) 7 per Ct. I 2 Do, do. (71. 170 7 per Ct. 4 1 2Aa.Cur.0.2t0.,3 p ',Mid 11 Ditto do. Ito.: 10 Do, Now I per Oant. Stott, 110 illinnUals.lieripo.6p.Ct 5 inainbarpla, Vra, and 1 I Dual" 00 per Cant 100 Orval Nenhera 5 waist 100 Do. 5 per east. ilarip, De ell dansdiaelti= Ot.e.thaillf 4 OWeat.lllo6lbanamipa on Yit .w•pron, find % pet. 100 Ditto Ind( wenn— -1 I Laneesblesalleelaa.l4llo 40 . Din Witellilift/E I .'IOO O !Laws o' lenh.Our.llpelie 00 IDlttoPtellnandalll prat. 3 ilen.lkenWeasCanMada 1 10 'leneeninry IllOodee. dab ' r i l :1111anjhalt alin 2an am = to Do. New tIO ... 8 Do. Se iWI p. a °mimic. 46 cl: ; t 00 'll:dt.testeomv.llr.llooAo2l I 20 5 N Data arblkMerman Itatiamila... - `all Da. Guaranteed 54 wit 1 all Do.nnvenelVallop 1 pat ' loa Meth British .. all North StaNanaldre 100•011otill. Womanise, en .d Waiver., 813. 0 met', nt II l Dlt.o ditto ditto Drams, Fes. 12. This day, the Lord Lieutenant, who was accom panied on the occasion by the Countess of St. Ger mans, received a deputation from the ExecutiveCom mittce of the Great Dublin Exhibition, MU, for the purpose of hearing from them an explanation of the origin, progress, and present state of this magnificent undertaking. Mr. Alderman Roe, as chairman of the committee, entered into an explanation of the works, and Mr. Benson, the architect, submitted his plans. Their Excellencies entered into all the parti culars, and took a very lively interest in everythirg they saw and heard, and at three o'clock their Ex cellencies made a visit to the Royal Dublin Society, where the noble earl was presented with an address in his capacity of President, after which he and the Countess were conducted to the library, and from thence to the museum, from the windows of which they looked over the grounds of the Exhibitioo ' and inspected the b u ildi ng , w i t h w hi c h t h ey expressed themselves much gratified. Mr. Pierce Mahony, the clerk of the Crown for Ireland, and whose name has been so intimately mixed up with Irish politics for the last twenty years, is at present very dangerously ill, being ;at tacked with gout in the head. A numerous and highly respectable meeting of the citizensof Waterford was held in the assembly-room of that town, on \Wednesday, to hear the indefatigable advocate of Ocean Penny restage, Mr. Elliott Burritt, discuss that question. The Mayor presided. Mr. Barritt addressed the meeting at considerable length, and found it easy to convince his audience of the important advantages to the universal interests of mankind which must result from the attainment of the object which they had in view. Some other path:eau also addressed the meeting, and a peti tion to parliament praying for the adoption of a Penny postage on litters transmitted by sea to foreign countries was unanimously adopted. The Leitrim Journal, a tory paper which is ever ready to exaggerate the account of outrages calcu lated to depreciate the character of the country, has the following gratifying statement : Ws are eb:e to state, upon the authority of our cone noadent• in different pasts of the county, that the most perfect tranquillity prevails throughout the entire county. Sectarian arnmssity, religious bigotry, and exclusive deal ing. are at an end, despite the most strenuous efforts of a hitherto powerfully popular party, whn, since the late eltc thsliv, have been actively and energetically trying to create is the mini.' of those, over whom they still have a degree of influence, a feeling of hostility towards their neighbours, and to persuade them that all who differ with them on reli giose matters are their temporal and spiritual enemies. The Leiluder Erpress, a journal of decided con servative polities, but which occasionally shows itself not incapable of entertaining enlightened views on some subsets, takes up as follows the CAMEO of the &tinsel Board of Education, against the attacks , WI! gen it by the National Club, of London : ~,4 _ Moulted in c u rg itself the "National "ih," has issued a somewhat ous , lccument in reference 10 the National Board. It arraigns the principle of the ',stem, and, of course, in doing so, makes the usual erre- I alms matement, that the ecriutures arc excluded from the , _Whelk Now, we should really li ke to know, how often 11 _Teets Mirepresentation, which can, by this, he scarcely less I ,hea &wilful falsehood, is to be repeated and contradicted. ; „.`yeteiedy who is at all acquainted with the rules of the BMW, mast know perfectly well, that they do not MONEY MARKET. 34 — 4 ; 10 10 IN 13i 9 10 lie 111 lva 1 101 121 I:3 302 24 23 2 2 4 1 101 1(9 146 9111 MAZZINI AND KOSSUTH. el lii I • Sstransv EVIINIIIO. The stock markets to-day, after a week of recovery, following a week of rather marked depression, were generally firm. The English funds, however, were slightly weaker in the afternoon, owing to a heavy sale of Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Stock. This was a busier day in the house than is generally the case with a Saturday, owing to the settling being in progress in the share markets. The railway market was again favourably influenced by a scarcity of stock for delivery. The names passed to-day show, as at the last settlement, that investments on account of the public hays been made to a fair extent on the decline latterly observable against sales partly of pawned stock but mainly on speculation. The issue for the most part appears to leave the dealers oversold. The demand to-day appears to have been chiefly with a view to the adjustment of the pending account. On the whole, notwithstanding the success which has in some cases attended speculative sales during the last few weeks, it would seem that the dealers generally have not realised much, whilst some of them, who had kept their " bear " account open till this week, must have been rather heavy losers. London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks were chiefly wanted to-day, in connexion with the settlement, and both commanded fully 1 " backwarda tion." Midland stock retained Ito 3 " contango." The contango on York and North Midland was about Other shares were about "even." Consols were steady throughout the day at 993 to for money, and 991 for the 10th March. Some little flatness was induced in the afternoon by the sales above referred to, but the closing quotation was still 993 to 1. With the exception of this operation business in our own government stocks was extremely quiet. The list of actual business is annexed : Three per Cent.Consols,Tor money,99l, 1 . 3 1; ditto, for account, 991. Three per C en t s . Redu ced, 1001, Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103:, 3, 1. B an k Stock, 2273. There is no change in the floating debt. Exche quer Bills are quoted 525. to 565. prem. India Bands were sold at 60e. prem. Foreign stocks remain firm, without change in prices, there being little business in this department. The settlement of the account has progressed quietly. Turkish scrip closed -1 to 1 prem. Sales are thus marked: Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1852, 973. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65. Eqnador Bonds, C. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Ilentes, 103 E (exchange 25f. 15e.). Gwaada De ferred Bonds, 111, L. Mexican Three per Cents., 231. Peruvian Six per Cents., 1031. Hamlett Four and-a-Halt per Cents., 1031, 3. Sardinian Fiv., per Cente., 913, 94. Spanish New Deferred Three per Ili pa 171 171 t It •ss Per Pea 25 224 II) 20 r &a par IC2 IC4 Oa if Par IPm so 31 soi 304 80 31 TO Till EDITOS OP Tilt IXPRESS. Italians, and friends of Italian liberty, mast feel obliged to you for your generous words in vindi cation of the character of the illustrious Roman triumvir, I em sorry to acknowledge that the last attempt in Lom• bandy was premature: but they know very little of Juleph Masaini, who can hold the slightest doubt that hie conduct, although in this am influenced by partially erroneous views of the actual political circumstances of Europe, may ever have been prompted by any motive bat the purest, noblest, and most disinterested patriotism. . . . . It is no vain parade of physiall intrepidity, but civil cou rage and moral firmness, that is espected from a political leader ; and who ever displayed these attributes in a more eminent degree than Joseph Martini? It may, however. be proper to record that in 1848 he offered himself to shoul der his musket, as a common soldier, under Garibaldi, al though he was prevailed upon to accept the office of fag bearer. He was seen to pace the streets of Heine, several days after the entrance of the French, in July, 1849. With respect to the recent insurrectionary at tempt, whether he is actually in any part of Italy. subject to despotism, which is quitis probable, or still in the Italian part of Switzerland, as he is known to have been a few days previous to the insurrection, why ia it not taken into consideration that to reach Sew:teed-awl `om England he must have passed through despotic countries, and should pass through them again to come back ? Do we believe that he is not aware that should any of the actual rulers of the Continent take hold of him they would little rernple to hand hint over to the tender mercies of Radetzky ? As to M. Kossuth, the accusation of urreadiness to share the dangers into which he is said to ensnare others, is, in this case, even more out of place, if possible, than with re gard to my distinguished couatryman. A man who has held the supremo magistracy of his nation is not exactly called upon to cross the sea fur the purpose of going to fight a: a barricade in another country, even when the interest of thin country is intimately connected with that of his own. Tours, respectfutly, FILOPANTI. TURN-OFT OF COTTON CLOTH WE\VERS.—Man cbenter was yesterday placarded with an appeal to the pub lic from the llavanaah weavers of Messrs. .1. I'. Westhead and Co., who complain that they have been compelled to strike in consequence of a reduction el winces below what are given in Manchester of 15 per cent. The cotton dis tricts have been remarkably free tram strikes fur some con si time put, until this arose. L:xur a TPHISCMPIH.3-HOLLOWAY'S PILLS THE BEST AND Warr arrICIINT ill MaDV 70 MIN I , POrly.—Extract of a letter from Mr. P. Williams, dated °Milford, March 1, ISSI.—To Professor Holloway.—Sig,—Feeling grateful r the brnest me wife has &ATI 4 by the use of your MIN I consider It my duty to Worm you of it. non after the birth 01 her last child ter :eet and asilCca began to swell, and afterwards her whae body, strongly I:sheathe of dropsy. ilk occurring at the turn of Pfc., I ob!sined the bed mi. Peat advice but hrr health evintinued to decline. I !ben tried your pills, widen I am happy to say have restored bar to sound and perfect hcalth."—Sol by 'II Druggists; mad at Frofever llolluwera Ecalgithmest, 244, I Rtrand, Loudon. i i;e -- ;;;.lthZte.i(ijo — r.74. Mtn.) 5 per Cant.— .., Do. 5 per Cent ... ... roods liootern Am.) of £1.0.6 St k. Yorkshiretperct.Guar WaterforatKilkoanyi3p.ct York. Nowcoot le o & buy Gt.Nortk of Zai.porolt Ditto Ditto LINES LEASED AT prooratit.(leantoGt.Weat. I Ditto without • potarantet /lamed to CreatWeatern I 'Jim. Wai.,k Dnillerrith .nt.(leas.toGLWeet. I J ithoat sauarantse (Wiwi to tfroat*ootaro Onektaghanothire (Wad to tondos& N.Weatorn• Cyde-ctudo Junction (Dared toCalcdonion) tro•tt..neolneta.quar.6p.Ct. (karst to Ot. Northern: 3loacoster R Doan Porn? tir..-Cti to GreetWerton Ilarttc^.ral Dock & (lewd to Yk. N. & 8e,.) flottiSellty(LYork&Stilui Do. a shams (ditto) Do. Auras (ditto) London ant Orocawict Iltortot to South Eastern Ditto Preference (d.tto) Lowest• ft Gaar.tpozOcat. tiered to Norfolk) Ditto ditto 6 pet Cent Manch.,ltuston,SiMadock caned to I.4N.W.liktiL) Nlltid;...,:bro' and Maar (leased to 6lcokl. & Dart. Yid and Bradford (htittL) tforthernattnatern S perCt (leafed to Zoat.Conat er Prooton&Wyr• (lea.. LOB. &N. Wcot.&fone.*York Rerston rad Maio (load Great Northern Idtertre.h Stock 'oath tlt....lfordaktro (Woad to ?Ir. NiNleits) Wow 6 p. Ct.gna (I11,—) to StocktonlDat ttto Ditto Ditto Nati suamoet (lore le West Westica) 29 32 108 110 53 31 N 9 131 321 331 113 113 66y 57y 17 21 !31 141 13y 26y II 20 23 LS 3 Sy 100 109 N 46 151 153 150 133 1 1 di& Z 2 ?,3 102 i lth 3 id THIS DAY —Two o'CLocK. The English stock market has been firm to-day with a quiet business. Console have been steady at 991 to 1 for money, and 991 to a for the 10th March. lhe Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 1; Bank Stack, 228; Exchequer Bills, 321. to 535. prem.; India Bonds, 60s. prem. Foreign stocks are likewise firm, and in a few in stances the prices realised are a fraction higher, but business in this department is also marked by great quietude. Mexican bonds mark 231; Peruvian Ac ttres, 101; Portuguese Fours, 381; Sardinian, 941; Spanish Old Threes, 471; Swedish Loan, 11 die. ; Granada Deferred, 111 ; Buenos Ayrean, 61. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. VIENNA, FEB. 11.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, —. New Loan (Series A), 941 ; (Series B), 106; ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 841. Bauk Shares, 1,369. Exchange on London, 10.54. BERLIN, FEB. 11.—Voluntary Loan, wig ; New Loan, 41 per Cent. (1850), 1021; ditto (1852), 1021; National Debt, 931; Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 148; Bank Shares, 1091. EAST INDIAN RAILWAY. The thirteenth report of the directors of this com pany states that—" The works comprised is the first con tract with the Honourable. East India Company are in ac five progress. Tenders for the construction of the second section to Rajrnahal will be invited in this country and in India simultan.ously. 46,456 shares in the Extension B Capital of the company have been taken up in this country; the returns of tho number subscribed for to India have not yet come to hand. It will be gratifying to the shareholders to know that the company continues to receive the hearty co operation and assistance of the authorities ies tii:s coun try, and of the governmant of India and its of fi cers . T oe following directors and auditor retire at this meeting, con formably with the terms of the deed of settlement :—J. Basend de, Esq., J. Cattley, Esq., Captain A. Nairne, di rectors; G. G. Barton, Esq., auditor. These gentlemen, being re eligible, offer themselves accordingly. —l3y order of the board, I). I. NOAD, Secretary." Appended to the report is the following summary of the receipts and payments for the year ending 31st of October, 18.52, in India; and 31st of December, 1852, in Eogl. - .114 : ItEcniers.—From proprietors for c afe on original shares, 93,1714. 9s. 9d. ; front proprietors for deposit on extension B. share., 46,0771.; from interest on overdue calls, transfer fees, &c., 8151. 17s. Gd.; from the Honourable East India Company on account of interest guaranteed, 64,7541. • from passage money paid by the company and refunded, 23.31. 10s. 9d. Total receipts, 210,0331. 18s. PAYMENT.3.—AdVertiSiDg and printing, books, maps, and newspapers, pastages, carriages, and travelling expenses, stationery, and casual expenses, 4961. Os. 7d. ; salaries and allowances for services, including lea to ilir. - c:ors and auditors, rent, repairs, furniture, fuel and light, &e., 6,8791. 19a. 8.1.; law expenses, 5-121. 4s. 2d. ; materials for permanent way and bridges, 99,4331. 6s. 9d. ; inspection and insurance, freight and other charges thereon, 8,6901. ss. 10d ; wo. ks, 126,7311. 09. 7d. tools and ma chinery, 1171. lls. ; stores, tents, &c., 1011. lls. 41 ; sehcol for education °Ens:lee.. &c., 31161. 2s. Cul.; engineering and survey expenses. ire lu , ling salaries of engineering staff, passage money, &e., 1.3,2021. as. 8 ; l±ajmvhal surrey, etc., on account of eitensi n B. capital, 4,9231. 01. 2d. Total payments, 261,5034 84 3d. making, with interest to pro?rietors, am . tinting to 11,1091. 172.11., a total expendi tune of 305,6131. 55.81. Cu.-By Traffic, viz.: Passengers, 323,270/. 18s. ; car. rimer, horses, and dogs, 9,1431. 16s. 3d. ; maize, expresses, &c. (the mail service being estimated accor.'it.g to the last award), 12,3601. 16s. 7d.; merchandise, cattle, &c., 123,313/. 3s. 7d.; parcels, 17,9761. 13s. 6d. ; warehouse rent and demurrage on waggons, 2761. Is. 10d. ; curd account, profit on salts, 2111. 61. Id. • by Bristol and Birmingham Railway, for rent , &c., including' dividends on Cl‘eltenham and Gl.ucester tram-road, 7,0501.; by plant account—for ire of plant by other companies, 7,1501. 14a. 811. ; by interest on the cash balances of the revenue account during the half year, 3.1381. 19s. 4d. ; by rent of property, cotta es, 2,4601. ls. 6d. ; by registration fees, 3001. 4s. 6d.: total, 513,8521. 15s. 10d. _ Ihe dividend at 2 percent. for the haltycar 3,230,276/. is 161,7251. 10s. 45., and will leave a bilai.ce over of 63,7771. 15s. 3d. BRISTOL AN]) EXETI RAILWAY. The revenue account for the half-year ending De eemi)Lr 31, 1552, furnishes the following items: Da.—Line account, 15,6821. 7s. IJ. ; iocornoivo account, 15,7211. Is. Bd. ; carriage account, 1,6161. 10s. 94. ; salaries for enginccrinr, locomotive, permanent way, and carriage department, 4851.; stores account, 1661.179.; traffic charges, 5,1331. IN. 9J. ; general charges, 7,520!. 15s. ; government •ia>st rgcr duty, 3,6201. N. BJ. ; parochial rate+ :.tid taxes. 4,1241. IC.. ; sundries, 1301.; balance, 73,934/. is. 4d Total, 131,445/. 3s. Bd. _ 2s. 5J.; rents, 1,237/. Us. 2d.; sundries, 3361. 10r. Id. Total, 131,44.51. 36. 5.1. HULL AND SELDY RAILWAY--The half-yearly meeting of the Hull and Selby Railway Company was held at the York and North Midland station, at Hull, ins Saturday Richard L,ttie, Esq., in the etair. The formal business having been transacted, the i•Tort was read by the secretary, from which it arTeare , that from the half-year ending the 31st of 'Decemhcr. 1552, a balance was shown of 31,6531. 16s. 3d. to the credit of the con.pany,and the directors recommended that after the pay ment of the interest upon the quarter shares due ou the Ist of February, 1553, a dividend be declared of 2/. 9s. on the 501. shares each, and of 11. ha. 6d. on the 2W. shares, such dividend to be subject to the income tax. The Chair man moved, and Mr. Leonard West seconded, that the re port La received, and that the dividends suggested be de .red. Mr. Foster said ho observed in the statement of accounts an item for solicitors and law charges a:uount ing to 1461. The „Chairman having explained how this amount bad been Expended, Mr. Foster expressed himself satisfied with that explanation. Mr. Pease and Mr. Whit r. the retiring directors, and Mr. John Hawes, the audi tw, wore then unanimously re-elected ; end the usual volts of thanks having been passed to the several oltieials, the proceedings terminated. TUE GREENWICII WATEMIEN AND EMIGIIATION. —On Monday last, four m•re watermen of this town making in all 15 during the past fortnight) left for ..tio-tralia, a free presage being granted on account of their working during the voyage. As in the former case, they arc all young men, mud just completed their apprenticeship.—Aento.'t curie. PARE IN GREENWICH ilosruAL.—Sunday last itutsst d a change iu the fare of the aged inmates of Greenwich Hospital, great alterations having been made in tho conking apparatus for that purpose, by the erection of ova), in the eastern and western kitchens, by the master smith of the establishment, Air. Fry, and from Sunday last the whole of the r.en will have baked instead of boiled dinners, wish good allowance of pudding and ale. Sir Charles Ad um was present on the occasion, as olio nume rous effieers of the establishment, and the manner in which dinner was served up (being baked in dishes for a party of four) affirded much gratificatim to all present. —Kentish Mereury. ELECTION OF A COMMON COUNCILMAN FOR TILE WARD OP FARRINODON WITRIX.-011 Friday last, a wardruote was held at the Queen's Arms Tavern, Isiewgate strcet, fur the purpose of furnishing the municipal electors of the sn ard of ramngdon Within with an opportunity of electing n discreet citizen "to represent them in the Court of Common Couteil, Valentino Mutter, Esq.. one of the Into members of the court, having died since St. Thomas's day last. Alderman 'idly presided. Mr. John Kathy, of Sritim -street, was unanimously chosen ; indeed, no ...the/ . eaudidato appeared.