The Express. — London, England, 1853-02-18 00:00:00

4 /". e AL. Tvlke (Expresi No. 2,026.] k o ADIES el DELICATE COM an PLEXION, who Ain tram (uproars to ohl winds. d damp atmosphe. *lll m a, diato a.. 1 sovilday relict I'. application of ROWLA re NDS' f • ilt Ti'. 411141 CC boosted prep -ratios o n". i n 'mist ,. „non., of tho..tiln, centrum; cutaneous dldtgaranonte,treekles.. 7,7 osa. wel moue. a built I. Lloicelaff appearaaos to the eon. d • ilehtury ...trans to the hands and aria& Pee.' &Tows io oPiAbroN"t Provo's. a tree and iruhdorrupted ofdc....e rn.io.ian: tont tioLs ..I the aids so easential far this E,v..1.e h i .,1 1 1., coil the e ;walnut et and madman/2 at a got c .topttaion. otter atavlair, will also lad it d'Aytos 'notability sn4 marline pain, awl Nader the sada soft, a ids pleasant. Y. and per bottle. Caution milks words .. Roul..nd." dui" are as the wrapper. arid A, iti% LOD and MINA, 20, I Lou rn-terdrn, Insets. on the go. ',fossil gawp, &IW on ..ch bottle. Sold by thasa and by 04 , 5. se! ,Nrladoest LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1853. [THREEPENCE. LOSS OF LIFE IN ST. JAMES'S-PARK. THIS DAY. SHARE LISTS. Belfast and Ballymena Cork and Bandon Belfast and County Down Londonderry and knaiskillen Ulster Waterford and Limerick Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 1863. E:,72 147 .... 164 323 909 134 .... 1882. £s3s 1.4 207 919 234 Notwithstanding the cautions given by the park keepers, three men venturtd on the thin ice this morning, sad had not proceeded mi re than thirteen or fourteen feet trent the side when all were immersed in the water. Two of Wm were immediately rescued, but the third was not ex ' triaged until a quarter of an hour afterwards, when, as might be expected, it was impossible to restore animation. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocc SECOND EDITION. DAILY NEWS. TII Lan des Morning Paper, pen ad. s Po''t!ea' organ. the DAILY NhtYtt le at tho head of ties it w i g pegs of Great Mum, ...kart ina tree enumerate la breadeat vim WO Vle sod practiCAl ritefaill, wattage political, 11.111, gaftwltcal. ts the event awl "aloe •dlts Cron! Yews,—in the onersey a Its L i m - the amt . truthful, and impartial ehassetsr of la ybrDaa le:e.,:nsee„ and in the WWI Mercantile and enilienef dal in- Sem,t; m contosnl n the Qty. Railway, snit idoostary Artistes,— ▪ EA.;•er a tuattrpo s ei• It !WAIN. a We, .44.1 ten lid at abipping than any other paper is esevomq tarty report of Shipping is the India 9,.. by every PITA 4: d the only daily Alining Report, with list vl ones, sinstirds..ywbere. a:Javan fto font Ws, r being tbe only papa besides the Teas." shah eichirleo, awl has sloop 'feudal, trees Its Deanne enstreans advertio rants. Ha mann pubde Ltuur odsoWll by the last raters of stamps gond be Übe pear 10 0 to t!.. load i ng Loadoa Newspapers. by abets it will be asse that due miner (the youngest by mon than oo* had in Ins years beaten toe three oldest oasspetltore Establiebed. /taupe issued. goons Carcascut 1170 ..... 119,347 as Pan SARNI 1100,106 Ro,. UZI * isalM psi IMMO DAILY !Mad ....... The manned mainmast* erine l gion j esointly eapreemed by • eritrigstryt • ybe Uaily News thy yeatier al re Lanka mars rpm NM* r e my dus t naraiwidne ibeerbmi err is the roe et Marra t d eitealy, 1110 the wa r =the invasion daily ever nil air the dWing UMW of adreetbeisenta -neat t• Ihre—elarmsi by any dog, Fief, ita political wart than sommeads with re Nereerial laratte." Ts ber IS, 1100 mined of say Dooltaaller liMPuers la re Layers ;it at ricenelitontoet, saw Wolk BY TUB AUTHOR OF " JAZZ ETRE," "BLUR LEY - - - Jot poldidisd i !uol aryls bat M se tee Likeries. V 1 L L t T View T" E. By Comm Dm- Time pest ho. Tee ewe would eon mile Caner Hell tames luvt sits sot bees osate. It reirdnee all the weed ohs lost is 'Bemire; sad it will new s wider ewes ot Towlers lira • teas Eyre: Sw ess ill els aidteseet est stawitt losli.*-I.fterary Ossetts. o Ids seed asap saseas• les Yes st de Wier of 'Jew Zero sal 'WOW Id le welesei and presresl mem. ' is s sessiester whew and. slot* aid twitTatts•=' l" In= "+T"11. ✓ im • Is ses et the allistless. sesselsells as *ewe ot brag loot slew asseeliset N. sal am beithattly ease ettessihet lisps It dlee..—•Esestesta ▪et y ou isms sell sildessars then Is studissii. The drastawsms• leder. beep* wasitheol, sad wow et aset oiled will trek et deli wady watemsd.r.- . way ekes the selisollsese eisomelstlessr= sul eke The entotoceswely of ea Issilles Yst sue astarsi, in serese, ebeertal, piquant, emit I•sesellaL`—lellosed& writterA g Olirlif BSC le as OM INA WY . Mitbtoat OS It ta g 11.1 Z .Ot bot Gees sleek W. is pseleps limo sae esset est dr beet. Ile essesiesd Is eisitlet Yeast Mita' iles is itA two Lissses. yids Oros "deem ire ersesed web betaties."— Mews. Lodes : Saki. , sad Co., id, Corsa= nit patadmiad, is 1 yaL, lan, Pins, sad othar Illustration, with in ad LoIE SECOND BURMES E WAR. A Narrative f tke Cusp at Mariam By Lint. Riund F. D. Lawn, Artillery. Lance: ann, MeV. sad ON. IS, Carnal. MLitt WORMELETS NOVEL. Now ready, sad to bad at ell the Libraries, AMABEL : or, Th e Victory of Love. By Yam kinaastre WOILINLIT. la Three Valorem Leedom . Smith. Mtn aad C.., 65, Combat. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, 1/ 1 Aati-szaplNAIL gad 01,1 AL asidl z I Palk I. WHAT TO EAT. DRINK. AND AVOID. u. LECTURE TO TOON() KIN. m. HOW TO AN HAPPY. rv. 1110111 AL AND PHYSICAL ENJOYMENT Or LIM v. ON tyPICIAL DINIASEIL n. 1111 INSTITCTEB OP ARMAGH LIPS. Vu. DISEASY4 OP WHITEN. Tut. WIGS= MIANGPMENTS. CONSTIPATION, sad HASKOILIA. sociusu. Melt, and bantli LAW. I yob., IL ea*. at. HYDROPATIIT : OK, TIM COLD WATIIII CUM Ilberwood, 23, nom* ter-row; Carvallo. 147. roet-ctreot ; Wm. Crsqu. Asti an bou,skior• : st of Y. R. Outcome', ILO, 10, arucK,'.ww,Keventwret, wbo may be escsulted daily from is WI IN NAT KU IL I IRELAND. Casing, Pas. 17. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of St. Germans gave a grand ball at the Castle last night, to which over 800 of the nobility and gentry were invited. Addresses from various public bodies continue to pour in on our new Viceroy, and his Excellency's an swers have been in every case such as are calculated to give public satisfaction and secure the confidence of all 'ranee. The following is his Excellency's reply to an address from the South Dublin Board of Guar dians: Gentlemen,—Yeur address, dated the 10th instant, and *nod on your behalf by the chairman of your board, has been placed this day in my hands. I receive with pleasure pear assurance of undeviating( loyalty to oar meet fv= lilawn, and your congratialatscias on my arrival in siViteroy of this important part of her Majesty's doubtless. Is my answer to the address presented to me by the Cow pennon of Dublin, I tapered my opinion that the impitab of this city have • peculiar claim to aid from the public purse, and my welt that the parliament», foe their support may net be discontinued, nor eves elfiaLl'd. Entertaining that opinion and that wish, shall very willingly commend to the favourable considera tion of her Majesty's ministers the »presentations which lea maks on the subject. I will at the same tints make Mews to them the objections you urge to the removal of the Royal 11. /pita ut Kilmainham. I am satisfied that the slim of Lord-Lieutenant ou4ht to be maintained. I Suitors do not hesitate to assure you that no measure Whig foe its object the abolition of that office will be taken with my wonr• Sr. °amuse. Jas. 12, , 18.53, Dublin Cantle. A vote of thanks sad confidence in his Excellency for the opinions expressed by him on the Dublin Hospital and Viceroyalty questions, was adopted yesterday unanimously 'by the guardians of the Korth Dublin Union. Last evening, a numerous and respectable meeting of the citizens was held in the Mechanics' Institute, to hear Mr. Elihu Burritt lecture on the importance of an Ocean Penny Postage. The chair was taken by the Lord Mayor ; and, besides Mr. Filihu Burritt, who was loudly applauded, Mr. A. Parker, Mr. It. It. Guinness, and o th er gen tl emen , addressed the meet ing. A petition to parliament on the subject for which they had assembled was adopted. The detachment of the 31st Regiment, concerned ia the affray in Six-mile-bridge, arrived in Limerick on Tuesday from Fermoy, en route to Ennis Assizes. The magistrates at Tuba investigation, fined sub eonstables Austen and Cooke 20s. each, for being in a Iln:orderly state near Callaghan's Mills station, ani exclaiming, "To hell with the Pope, &c." THE CAPE AND INDIA MAIL.—The General Screw Company's fine yesml the Queen of the South, Captain Nor man, which arrived at Plymouth on Tuesday murrains,, re ceived the mails tor St. Vincent, the Cape of Good Hope, Metal. Mauritius, de., and some pwaeugen is the course of `•• "Y, end in the evening, shortly after five o'clock, she needed_ the Breakwater on her voyage to the Cape and MU. This vessel taken out a very valuable cargo, arid a number of passenrs gen. loge number IN HYDE PARK.—During the last two or three days the state of the roads out of the metropo has been exceedinsly bad, in consequence of the fall of mow end subsequent frost. Omnibus drivers have had treat difficulty is getting their vehicles up and down such slippery roads as Piccadilly-hill, Hyde-park-corner,' 41tichtsbralge, Bayswater, de. At Knightsbridge the reed Au proved particularly di ffi cult, a circumstance that lus led to a &palter, from a strict rule, via., the 'scia tic,a of omnibuses, Ike , from Hyde-pars. By permission of ihn, Board of Wax!. and Works the Kensington and r a linnn nraninuses hare been, since Monday, permitted ent•t the perk at the principal este, and proceed to the AD " and Kee•inetton gates, passing through the latter into the Kensington-road. FROX TIIIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WAR.OFFICE, Fill. 18. let Regiment of Dragoon Guards.—James Gunter, gent., to be cornet, by purchsse. 3rd Dragoon Guards—John Joseph Corrigan, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, vice Ford, who retires. Ist Dragoons—Corset Richard George Olyn, from the 12th Light Drogues, to be cornet, vice Sykes, promoted. 6th Dragoons.—Lieutenant Robert George Manley to be capton, by purchase, vice Sir Warwick Charles More head bort who retires. 11th Light lhogeons.—Cornet Alexander Roberts Dunn, to ha lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lowe, who retires. 16th Light Dragoon.—Joseph Terratt, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, vice Steelman, promoted. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards.—Ensign Edward Amelia. Disbrow', from the bith Foot, to be ensign and ;-,.. 7 lieutenant, by purchase, vies Holt, who retires. " 3rd Foot.- 7 .Geoege Noble Roe, gent. to be ensign, by per- al chase, use Walker, appointed to the 78th Foot. it lick Foot—Tbourris Folliott Falwell, gent., to be ensign, us by purchase, vice Armit, appointed to the 24th Foot. it 6th Foot—William Hussey, gent., to be ensign, by pur- l . chase, vim Fairfax, appointed to the 31st Foot. w 13th Foot—Captain Lovell Stanhope Richard Lovell, from to the 16th Foot, to be captain, vice Plan, who exchanges; s , Cornwallis Henry Chichester, gent., to be ensign, by par- 23 chase, vie. W. H. Jones, promoted. 12 15th Foot. —Aldred Oldfleld , gent., to be ensign, without is punkas*, vies Moore, promoted. su 16th Foot—Captain Charles Rowley Platt, from the 13th II Foot, to be captain, vice Lovell, who exchanges. 17th Foot. —Staff-Surgeon of the &total Clam, Thomas 23 Cowan, M.D., to be surgeon, vice Robert Allan, who re- ye tires upon half-pay. , se 19th Foot—Thane Ware Srott, gent., to be ensign, by to purchase, vies Cleo, promoted. Bt. 22nd Fool.-1/nrign Robert Richardson Ellis, &oath* 40th de. Foot, to be ensign, vice Poole, promoted; Edward Napo- r , loon Llistrange, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice , Moore, who retires. at 26th Feet—John Bainbrigge Story, gent., to be ensign, by Si. purchase, vies Elwell, promoted. 13 31st Foot—Lieutenant William henry Berry to be captain, !,,,, Eapurchase, vice Wilmot, who retires; Ensign Thomas ;,„ ton Swettenham to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice 20 Bury; Ensign Charles Knight Pearson, from the 99th 14 Foot, to be ensign, vice Swettenham. dd 39th Foot.—Rawdon Charles Patrick de Robeek, gent., to 1 1 1 be ensign, by purchase, vice Stewart, appointed to the 1: . 3rd Foot. Ot, 44th Fat—Lieutenant Edward Cliolmeley Dering, from ge the 86th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Baker, who ex- le changes. St 45th Foot.—Allen Alleeocke Young, gent., to be ensign, by „," purchase, vice Meurant, appointed to the 18th Foot. lt" 46th Foot —James Edward Perry, gent., to be ensign, with- u out purchase, vice Fane, promoted. at. 48th Fat.—E nsign Henry Richmond Hoghton Gale to be Si lieutenant, by purchase, vie* Bushe, who retires; Er- *- nest Christian AVilford, gent , to be ensign, without par- lit ehase, vie@ Bedingfeld, promoted; Assistant Surgeon 12 „ . Thomas °oldie Scot, M.D., from the 79th Foot, to he • surgeon, vice James Young, 14 D., who retires upon half- Pal 49th Foot —Charles Warren Adams, gent., to be ensign, " te. 81111 r uc tirion vi t c ag e Foot — Montague i d i e ir S e a h l: lt McKeeix ot i s eGordot Clarke, : to be ensign, by purchase, vice Fawcett, pre- 6. le IMlllat—Francis Dundee Farejoharso ,u gent., to be se- ! end lieutenant, by purchase, vice Robertson, promoted. 2 ; Sul Foot—Alexander George Dickwn, gent., to be en- se r= by purchase, vice Roberts, promoted; Lawrence 0 sent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Tibbitts, at. ad Foot.—Roger Swire, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, Moe Ganntlett, whose retirement was announced in the ,;,` Giusti* of the 21st January, 18.53. MI 67th Foot—Assistant-Surriton John Elliot Carte, MR., from the 14th Foot, to be surgeon, vice Matthew, ap- Ise pointed to the staff. 20 69th Foot.—Charles West Hill, gent., to be ensign, with- a out_purehase, vies Charietoa, promoted. by at. 77th Foot.—Artbsr Francis Maine, gent., to be ensign, ea purchase, vice Maude, who retires ; Lieutenant William MI Ronald, has been superseded, for being absent without * leave. SS 78th Foot—Ensign Melville Augustus Walker, from the ij 3rd Foot, to be ensign, via Sillery, appointed to the so 30th Foot. se 85th Foot.—Lieutenant James Gabbins to be captain, by IS purchase, vies Aide, who retires; Lieutenant William ~,det Thomas Baker, from the 44th Foot to be lieutenant, vise ;; Deming, who exchanges ; Ensign Robert Carr Glynn to be lieutenant, by purchase, vies Onbbins ; Augustine Fits Gerald, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vie* Athoepe,.promoted ; Henry Manners Chichester, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Hogge. Ist West India Regiment—Second-Lieutenant John Kyah, from the sth Foot, to be ensign, vice Patterns, promoted. 2nd Wert India Regiment—Staff Surgeon of the Second Class John William Moseys, M.D. to be Surgeoa, vies George Allman, who retires upon half-pay. Ceylon Rifle Regiment.—Captain George Rushout, from half-pay Unattached, to be captain, vice Brevet-Major C. Lelson, promoted, withoutpurcbase, to an Unattached Mority. Cape Mounted Riflemen.—Charles Studdert Mansell, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vise Lucas, promoted. St. Helena Regiment—Adolphus William Campbell, gent., to be ensign, without purchase. HOSPITAL Sean.—Surgeon Thomas Patrick Matthew, from the 67th Foot, to be staff surgeon of the second class, vice Cowan, appointed to the 17th Foot ; William Brown, M. D., to be assistant surgeon to the forces, vies Poole, appointed to the 73rd Fat; William Alexander Maokionon, gent., to he assistant surgeon to the forces, vies George, promoted in the 12th Foot. UNATTACHlD.—Lieutenant Samuel Percy Lea, from the 25th Foot, to be captain, without purchase. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Fan. 17. Corps of Royal Engineers. Second Lieutenant Lionel Charles Barber to be first lieutenant, vice Sademass, de ceased. BANKRUPTS. ISAAC UNWIN, PJland.street, Oxford-street, builder. HILNRY Maxxxsorox Monome, Reading, ship owner. WlLLtme BOOTH, Morpeth-terrace, Hackney-road, iron merchant. Joux Davis, Color, Hatch, licensed victualler. Rosalie BHILIINAND, Addle-street, Wood-street, City, warehouseman. RICHARD PARKES RENT, Kidderminster, hosier. DANIEL DALP, Kidsgrove, Staff)rdshire, builder. OZORGRIIESIRT TTIRMAN, Plymouth, hosier. 11114 RT Cassmos, Market Lavingtoo, Wiltshire, plumber. /WIN IMPCII,74SWIMI Moor, near Hyde, Cheshire, shop keeper. DROROR AINSTRONG, Durham, tavern keeper. Lenz inoona, Huddersfield, woollen cloth manu facturer. WILLIAM SHAW, Lincoln, bookseller. SCOTCH SEQUES ['RATIONS. DONALD MACPHERSON, Arbroath, general merchant. Thomas Scott, Leith, merchant. JAMIE PITTIORZW, Olarow, builder. °Roans M'lierogu, P erth potato potato dealer. THOXAS HL.rrat, Lookerbie, ironmonger. ALRIANERRMACDOWALL, Glasgow, writer. DANK 01 ENGLAND.••••ACCOONT for the week ending Feb. 13, ULU par I. .113 , ABTMIIPT. Nolo Wind .....421.790.710 Government Debt. . Other 1.9d1.900 Goidi Cole ,m 1 Bk. %OD 17,P1.566 Alm BWIPm 19.154 xn.:9e.no mass.. DI Crape. 0 1 0 111 3,313.934 tilts. Depollillochrt Itzdars.. Haat; Osisalk, )Is , mad Dobt.• d In.. Ara.) 4.239.297 12,01257 S sm-fty !Motto/ Mils 1.417.01 =31.799,711 leo RAMIS?. government SmarttVol SO Oudot Dool Welgtit koaulty) . 112.046.400 $ 3 Clibortiocusithus l3 790.769 14 Notes 1 1144 end (+over Coln 1204.450 1.31.1411.633 Tab.l7. 183. IKAINUALL. Chid thshier. 1 •• 111 61 SUGAR.—The average price, of Sugar, the produce of the British poPsessions in America, computed from the re turns made in the week ending the 15th Feb., 1853, is 60. Sugar the produce of the Mauritius, no return. Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 251. Od. The average price of the two foregoing descriptions of Sugar, jointly, is 255. 414. DUBLIN AND BELFAST iVNCTION RAILWAY.—The half-yearly meeting of As shareholders of this company wag held at their offires in Dublia on Wedatcrlay. The report, an abstract of which has already appeared to our columns, was asaaimonely adopted. .t. 111, ID i I THURSDAY EvrMrtxa• The railway market was rather fiat this morning, on the publication of the actounts of the Midland Company, which were unfavourably viewed in conse quence of the large sums added to capital during the last six months. The supply of stock from the public, however, is very small, and prices generally rallied later in the day, and finally closed firm at advanced rates in many cases. Real business in this depart ment does not increase, but the dealers are in want of stock, and have names over from last settlement. A feature of the marset wpa a rise of &Os. per cent. in Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee. Some other Scotch lines arc also in favour, especially Scottish Central. THIS DAY—Two o'Cw.r. The railway market to-day is generally firm, but the chief " run " is on Scotch lines. Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee; Aberdeen; and Scottish Central are rapidly rising. Dublin and Belfast Junction, London and South-Western, and South• Eastern stocks have also advanced, but Great Western is an exception, being rather lower. tHAIUSICAND ITOCKS les ueslay %p M 9 p.m. ri ►+ I t0..1 ,9>•!4ari Aston_ tiottl~i[ ikota L . sa4Ate_ipt Jumbo . II all iniserValt; It Sirius.. Lim..sebisava I all Do.ClissJkairLlNAlW.o hi Do, is. ie. SOS,. . .1100 Bristol ski Basest ... 510 Oallemisa -. all Cloolls sad Holylised al! (wt awl Busks 41 DeMbiod all Dwiss=assl Aber. dos all lastakil - all now Ow as . kiwi Minims . all Ilsolars Ualue. CUM a.. Ole L. U. eh.) . al. Ds. ism 11 sad C 4111: 100 Marl Leassarldro all L L W.I. Di 0.1.116.112 100 1110100111 sad elms, . 4 Went* sod Peebles 100 111616640‘farth,lluols• 100 Mawr essibWlNlon 101 Grail Ilsrans 100 Dia skew. A, OWL. 110 sksita. 100 Ot.aainlaamit Wast.ike. 100 Oyes* Waawa 11 Iski Illsolk listen .. all ussadm s 4 Carllsla 111 100 trasedire aeo Tartishly Ds. Mho 113 Ds, Woe 1101Teitslog all lash kayaks Imam and tllsskwll 100 Las' ' via ,11 Ili. Or llssikird Mora 100 k NortliaVsolla 12 De. Mks 1 ks./10al..k.aai LIC IGO Leaks • esatlslVailse 1111 Ds.. Z3ll 34 Ds. SO .. sll Lasiarkwy D im all laskadart 110 1 41 li rk i ==tiist tool 11131 bed IS• A essli::aira;;, a . wag. (Inload) . IN S De. Sakmaiik n IS 0, newly sad Se Smears Crudes Usk IM all D 110 IS Merit Drant e l e t. ; : ii DID • 11 Din i 2 Ouraataed 114 Nara Ilailbrdanira . all Mar* Wolin 10 Notthadl alfestaraJanc 100 Oaken. Wan, i 0Fol•ez 100 :dotal antral . 100 MAIM ... 101 Mom. an. A 1110 Ds. L.M.W.Ossr. 811 all illawrobary and (111*.W. ... all De. Maim 11 Da. Oswestry 01 dlrenddr• Maas . 100 Nue Bantam .„ . 00 Swath WAIN .„ . 11 NSW TorkiladilverDa 11 Dino drN If liamsliannDsakidtail. 17 Yak of Pisa& an sillsikr4 sm. Weildra IS West Classmon Ks. Wisslisin sr • Capin 100 Torig.lisrestilaSsyrts6 1 - Do.tie. PFstrooroot . Ile; Do.O.N.l.Pordmios NO York sad North MY W Abaraera Kra to /Pm ßy lluiVOillauliag Illnuasi as /War d° er la Clow ire listrtead 41 Olt lei all Daella s Para. mad Mat lassersitissartosjiiki $ Do. do. (in 7 Par • e• 2 Do. de. (D. 175.) 7 par Ct. II: aert.Ood.rate..a p attli al DM° dn. Is Do. Nee apr Oast. ?oak !o 1 1rtVaW.Qrti~a.~R 4 1141aluagb. P aid Duals% it per t ... It. 100 Omit 1001thesai went at 160,D0. 6 par mt. Wit Ite. dumb, at 10 pat pia 10 24 Da. 44 pro& 6, 61 OtJalisWastearalalls la 6 ,OW4al.ooollllusaalaa et. 14010t.Wastank. and it pot. It. 100 Me di 4 air 16 6 laamlive aria FAO IL 160 DIMS Fir matank... at. 100 ! Lamas Idakaaara wet St. 100 ibiltenallaudellb swat. S j(gL~ww~lll~. an ILosisultreylkimityi 10 rallistbUoo.Bos.tiol De. Now Ale 11 De. all Komp. k 41p 100 tlidlaulCum-.110.1t13.1p.0t Dltta 1 1 00fereou 10 i Norfolk Estimates all all ' De. Guaranteed 51 per . et I Do.WarenerVallsp pot lee North British all i North Staffordshire lee Work Worcester, a-d Waiver.. EIS. 0 per G at 11 I:Ht-o ditto ditto 8 littrowo.Bßine.Nowt,uar. 10 13breor.‘CLeItca(rfor.W Mo. , 8 per Cent.. 10 Do. 6 pot (lett a 'but't Doris lf Ditto Nur all 'iouth Eastern (11•861188 Ann.) oft 1.0.8 all Stli.lrorkelairo4pBret.Onar 3 WaterloviklitlkomayBp.et 100 Teak. Nowtoollo.6 bar Le.ti,stit of legoral. Ditto Diu, 10 T0rkk11.368.1341a5381; 14.4 3 I ?Ike lin{ a llla a II a 23 e 30 e Gi 7 le 44 die 21 34 $ 2. 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Purr said Lyva. Parts awl Orleant ... • Paris sad Rouse Pub mad Anisholre Pal,cs• , ,saden lcur r and itiebmeasti I goads gad I 4gralne ut4 Mmeta Dn. 11 per Cent. Prefer. Praturtra of Upper India Bert, Want Flanders Do. 3i per Cent. Prefer. aft .11111 • .f , Wa!tor? ee I}witml If& ft. 10,090 101 , 111471 117,115 i 100,00- 11,700 11 10,000 10( 4u•trallita Agri. V. Brit. Aut. UM Pcellitv.ted.&Min. leotttobAumt.lnvem IC Australian Lanni Van Diernen's lata. Closing P4?e! 143 Ii p Balm= &ea to-day. 2 47 13 4 '5l II ii ii JOINT STOCK BANKS. 3 131 I 14 64 if 191 19 1 191 Lloslag bosinem No. abate Basis. hid prima dose yostarday. to.day. 51.300 40 Australasia 40.000 33 Cbartd. Bank of Ada S WHO 30 Mart. Rana of India. Anstralia, and 3 I 11 pas 54000 30 snalnilt, donnish, Australian Charter f 11 11 MN Si MOP 16 London Rant of An s. tralla and India 13,000 1 , 1 Vll4Oll Ormond Bast daustralla ...... 71 41 41 pa 13 114 30.000 S Royal Austral. Baskin sod °old import. Co. I 5.000 15 *auk smalls 30,000 34 Usius of Australia 3,000 Do. New........ MINES. THURSDAY RUINING. In the English mining market there has been an average amount of business done, at good prices, and it closes very . firm. The inquiries are chiefly for Devon Great Consois,Alfred Consols, Tamar Console, Herod,- foot, Wheal Uny, Wheat Russell, Lewis, West Dam sel, and Cook's Kitchen. The sales to-day include— Wheal Bassett, at 580, 590; United Mines, 375; South Tolgas, 250; Wheal Damsel, 110; Comford, 60; Wheal Mary Ann, 40; Wheal Arthur, 33; Dol coath, 60, 63 ; AlfrelConsols, 17; Tremayne, 251; Trehane,:22l, 3; Wheal Uny, 141, 4; Herocstoot, 10,1. 11; Gilmer, 15,16; North Basset, 10, 11; Stray Park, 71, 81; Trannack and Boeence, 101, 11; Bevas Moor, 44, 5; St. Day United, 2 prem. •, Wheal Gus kus, 11, 4; East Troogoch, 7; Mendip Hills, 7 ; Wheal Carpenter (South Sydenham), 9 ; Bedford United, 9; 10; ; South Tamar, 7; Tamar Consols, e, 1; Cubert, 14, 2 ; Merllyn, 41; Linares, 131, 14 ; Tavey Consols, 51, 4, i; Wheal Lang f ord, 255., 275. Bd .; Wheal Russell, 21, ; Wheal Yeoland, 9, 10; Borringdon Console, 3,4; Gawton United, 295., 325. There was again a disposition to buy gold mining shares, and prices experienced a further improve ment. Colonial Gold and Great Nugget Vein shares were also good. United Mexican shares are higher, closing 6; to 71. Peel River shares were to-day for the first time officially marked at 131 to 141. The closing price was 81 to 91. The non-official quotations are : Australian Mutual, Ito I prem. ,• Australian Consols, / to 4 prem. ; Australasian Coal, I to / prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, ; die. to par; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to 1 die; Melbourne, ; to 1 per share ; Monarch, par to 1 prem.; Garnett and Moseley, par to 1 prem.• Golden Mountain, Ito ; dis.; Brazilian Diamond „ prem.; the Ardennes of Belgium, to 1 prem.; Mizen Head, par to 4 prem. ; Connemara, to 1 prem. ; Ken mare, 1 to 1 prem.; Carberry West, par to 1 prem. ; Glenaulin, par to &prem.; South Cork Copper, par to 1 prem.; Jamaica Copper, 1 to 4 prem. ; Port Royal and St. Andrew's, 1; to 1 prem. ; Portland Iron, 1 to 1 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'Cupsc. ----- The gold mining shares are looking up, although business is far from active. Colonial Gold shares have reached 34 prem. The shares of the old Australian Copper Company have risen to 74. Australian Agricultur.l shares have receded to 242, and Peel Rivers to 84 prem. North British Australian have improved to 14 ptem. Mato( Bosuns, 160. Ohara linina Paid rrlse. 1 dons beeterday.! to-day. -- -- ---s---- -- 106,000 II AIMS Fria all 1 1 pm ! : S 311.000 1 Angio Australian Gold ail par 1 pin '. 1 4 103,60 10s. Anglo Californian 16.000 10 Australasian 2 11 21 ~ 20,000 SO Anatralian 5 6 61 61 175 00,00. 1 Auslndinn Cordillera 100,000 1 Australian Freehold 57,00 e 1 Ass Maria all 1 ois par 206,000 1 British Australian Cali all Ipmll 1 20,906 Se British iron 10,460 35 6rasll.llsp,(lss,m3/.pa - 214 34 41 6,000 30 De.Cocam and Calal. alt 14 2 11,den 10 Do. Mt. John DM I.oe ID 29 20 210,0)' I Carron', Creek 4 par 4mu 1 11,060 40 Oolrre Copper ..... 105,000 5 Colonial (Add ... Coviapn l4 3;15 . 00 Bt. Copper Miners*, Eng. all 6,000 23 Do. Prel. 74 per mat. all —pm 7v,0196 Ilagt. > , ,t • aii..o Alpe' all 1 11 dr. 31 100,ee0 Great Nugget Vein.— all 31 41 pm 20...00 20 . le. eral 73,e00 (Irani Duchy of Bader all Par 4 1 01 11.041 Great Polgooth a3 is I am 100,01. r. Lola Bathurat ill 1 1 die 1 611,0410 Lioartp .0,00(1 Londoo&Calilsrn. Gold Quart, Crushing Da all ils 4 t 100,1100 Marigulta 20,006 1 liszlasaldith.Answican 9 531 200,01,0 New Granada 200,000 Nouveau Mende 13,',006 Port Philip 1 14 11 pm 21 60,..94 Quart,. Rik all p.r Ipm 10,090 60 PJaymney Ton ...... Pitto New ... ... 7,r PO :241 aantiago de Caba lO4 64 74 50,00° 1 Booth Australian all par Ipm 0,0e6 10 tin Croft 43,174 16.3.64 United Mexican 70,000 1 Wallet 100,000 1 West Granada t 06.900 I Wrct Marlow. ...... 910, , 00 1 Yuba ... ..... .... ..... MONEY MARKET. T UMNDAY EVENING There was a little flatness observable in the Eng lish stock market at one period of the morning, but the decline in prices was to the extent ofd only, and alter the weekly board at the Bank of England had broken up, without any new circumstance having transpired, prices rallied, the market finally leaving off at the f ull rates of yesterday. Toe reduction in the French army, the nee in the French funds, and the reduction in the rate of interest on Exchequer Bills, are all circumstances calculated to strengthen the market, and, owing to the dealers being short of stock, these favourable features have the more influence. A feature of the day was the continued upward movement of French railway shares. It is well known that the government, and institutions eonnee:ed with the government, including more especially the Bank of Credit Mobilier, arc purchas ing on the Paris Bourse, and buying Orders are con sequently transmitted from Paris here. The speen- ation on this side, is on balance, unquestionably for the fall, and consequently this market is the more easily acted upon. At the same time the rise is re garded as originating entirely with the French government. It ii a somewhat remarkable fact that the dealers here appear to have been generally losers by French shares for a long time past. Console were sold in the morning at 991 for money, and 991 for time ; but the closing quotation was99l to 1 for cash, and 991 to 1 for the 10th March, being the same as it left off yesterday. The official business report embraces :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 991, 2 , $, 1; ditto for account, 991, 1, /, 1. Three per 4 Cents. Reduced, 1001, 4, 1, I. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1 , I. Annuities, of 30 years, 1839, 61. Bauk Stock, 1271, ii ii ii ii 0 $1 "Si" al *7 N 72 73 NI 1 Ilei ,ILWAY6. di. IS ISj it Sr 6 64 pea I 1 ,es I Pm I' '4 it it 1 e dim Il pm I S 6 pm 227, 228. The market for Exchequer Bills was rather more settled, but still far from steady, and business in large amounts was declined. The transactions in the June bills (bearing I Id. interest per cent. per day) were at 35x. to 455. prem. ; but the closing price appears to have been only 30s. to 405. premium. The price realised by the issue ad vertised to be paid off (and which will from that date bear an interest of only Id. per cent. per day), was better, there being business at 20s. to 355. premium. It appears to have been anticipated that the Isrger holders of Exchequer Bills, amongst whom are many banking institutions, would flood the market with them scouritiss on the annommentsnt of the masa tion in interest, but, instead of this being the case, the sellers have been unusually few. It is evident that large holders prefer retaining their bills to selling at a serious sacrifice, and probably the hope of an easier money market ere long assists in producing this effect. As we before observed, many banking in stitutions and other parties are compelled to have re course to Exchequer Bills as an investment for un employed capital, owing to these securities possessing the great advantage of having the interest that ac crues daily, small though it be, immeuiatcly tan gible, whilst transactions can at the same time be effected in them without the slightest delay, or the impediment and expense of transfer. A large amount of Exchequer Bills is constantly absorbed in this way. On the whole, the impression that the government will succeed in carrying the reduction has become stronger, owing in sonic measure to the support that is sure to be given 'to the market by many parties interested who have great influence. India Bonds have also been rendered unsettled by the Exchequer Bill reduction. There were transac tions in these securities to-day at 60s. and 50s. premium. The foreign stock market is very firm, especially the favourite dividend paying descriptions, and the tendency of prices is favourable. Spanish and Mexican bonds are also firm. Swedish scrip re covered to 1: dia. Turkish scrip remains quoted at 1 to 1 prem., will nothing doing. Granada De furred bonds are flat. Sales are thus marked : Bra zilian Four-and-a• Half per Coats., 1852, 971; ditto New Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 103. Buenos Ayres Six per Cent., 63. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent , 651: ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 98, Mexican Three per Cent., 231, 1. Peruvian De ferred Three per Cent., 621, 63. Portuguese Four per Cent., 39. Russian Five per Cent., 120 ; ditto Four-aud-Half per Cent., 104. Sardinian Five per Cents., 961. Spanish Old Three per Cent., 471; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 23, 1 ; ditto Passive (Converted), 51; the Committee's ' Certifs., 4/ per cent. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 11, lt, 11 die. Venezuela Deferred One per Cent., 141. The shipment. of coin to Australia continue heavy. The amount of specie that will be taken out by the Australian steamer, which is fixed to leave London for Australia on Saturday next, is not yet accurately known, but is expected to be about 200,0001. We are also advised of the shipment of 90,0001. by the Phoenician, and 25,0001. by the Australia (sailing vessel) both for Sydney ; and 10,0001. by the Port Wallace for Port Philip. The total amount of these shipments is no less than 325,0001. The settlement in the shares of the Australian Agricultural Company, which has already been seve ral times put off, was this afternoon further post poned by the committee of the Stock Exchange until the 2nd of March, when the settling in Peel River shares is also to take place. Australian Agricultural shares rose to 225 ; and South Australian Land to 62, closing 59 to 61. Late in the afternoon, the shares of all associations con nected with Australia were very firm. Our list of other miscellaneous business includes :-Oriental Bank Corporation at 47 ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 48; do. New (101. paid), 17; Union Bank of London, 171. East and West India Docks, 168 ; London Docks, 1281; General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 12 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 86, 87, 861; Royal Mail Steam, 821, 82. Ebro Canal shares are quoted 11 to 13 prem. ' • Chiriqui Road, par to 1 prem.; Royal Swedish Itailway,l to I die.; Chartered Bank of Asia, top dis.; London Bank of Australia and India, 3 to 1 die.; French South Eastern Rail way, / die. to 1 prem.; Beziers and Graisseesac Rail way, par to 1 prem. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Wed nesday are thus reported by telegraphic express : -Dutch Four per Cents., 95 7-16; ditto Two-and s-Half per Cents., 643. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 15-16. Mexican New, 24 1-16. Por tuguese New, 38 13-16. The Spanish Committee's Certificates, 4 13-16 per cent.: Spanish Old Three per Cents. (English), 471. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 81 13-16. At Vienna on Wednesday the Five per Cent. Metallics ruled at 93 15-16, and ex change on London at 10.51. The traffic returns for the last week on tho under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : 1853. 1852. 1851. London and North Western E 12,325 ..L40,683 ..L40,235 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,038 .. 16,056 .. 13,540 London and South Western 9,127 .. 8.366 .. 7,961 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern York and North Midland York, Newcastle. & Berwick 14,253 .. 13,548 .. 12,905 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,539 .. 1,454 .. 1,345 Great Northern 14,212 .. 11,491 .. 7,500 Chester and II dyhead Shropshire Union 517 .. 470 487 Exeter and Crediton - Bristol and Exeter Manchester & South Junction 529 .. 487 .. 407 But Lancashire 4,373 .. 4,188 .. 3,417 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 14,395 .. 13,233 .. 12,360 East Anglian 736 622 .. 595 Leeds Northern 1,345 .. 966 806 South Yorkshire Kendal and Windermere 125 .. 142 .. 141 Bolton, Blackburn, and Clitheroe BOl .. 680 .. 558 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Oxford and Worcester Stockton and Hartlepool - South Devon Shrewsbury and Birmingham 684 .. 599 .. 547 The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines), are as follows : Gross amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1853 £204,619 .... 4,5341 .... £4.5 2 6 1862 188,542 .... 4,3831 .... 43 0 3 18.51 These returns, like all that have been issued for many months past, are very good. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1853. 1852. Glasgow and South Western £3,94 .... £3,439 Caledonian 8,9.58 .... 7,28 5 Edinburgh and Glasgow ' Scottish Central Aberdeen Scottish Midland Junction 635 .... 549 Total The Irish returns are: The tendency of the English stock market is still strongly upwards. Console were first transacted at 99a for cash, and have since reached 100 for time. The present quotation is 99; to ; both for money and the 10th of March. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to ;:tho Three-and‘a-Quarter per Cents., 103/ to ; India Stock, 266 to 269; Bank Stock, 227 to 228; Exchequer Bills, June 25,. to 3Ds. prem.; ditto March, 15s. prem.; India Bonds, 455. prem. Foreign stocks are also rising, especially Spanish, Mexican, Russian, and Dutch. Granada Doferred Bonds are flat, and have been sold at 11. Mexican Bonds mark 234 to 24 ; Portuguese Fours, 39 ; Russian Fives, 121 to 1; Sardinian, 9;.• ; Spanish Old Threes, 481 ; ditto Deferred, 231; the Committee's Certificates, 4; per cent.; Dutch Fours, 98 I. LATEST FOREIGN EXCIIANGEN. PAWS. Fax. IT Oats. For 1100ey . FA 7$ 6066 AO SO lOi 0 Logruo:.l $ •n tO IA 1a• los so I toi . o 44 per (*eta, 1813 . 1 ... 4 5 per Cents., 1832 le, SS . 4 ; er Ceuta. 11 . 3 let Centn.New Loan { l Eseoenee on London: etelent, 23 74 ; 2u day., 24 90. 3.,leian, perCt.lsiu Stoney Naplen Keats — gooey. Do. 45 ...... .... I Ronan 4 per Coate 93 ... Do. 24 Do. It* • hedmon: • p.Ct 96 73 1 hen s r 7 Ilun.:e ... ... Do. 0, 1832 PAnts, Fie. 17.—St. Germain, 1,610; Versailles (right bask), ditto (aft bank), 319 ; Pans sal Oro ow, Dew, 1,037 30; Pans and Roues, 1007 30 ; osen and Harr...401. Marseilles gad Avid • e (Construct., Strasbourg and Lrle, 361 4 0; 31orthern, OW • Dina and 'lra-b —; out& 322 30; Pan. nod Lynn; 9341; Lyons Ltd Medtterrasran, 763 ; Monterean and Troyes, 260; ,7 0; !Moons sad St. Dialer to Gray, 32' , ; Parts and Clterbown, 620 ; Dijon and denineon, 332 30; Midi, ;din; Dieppe sod, Pecutro. 330; Andretietts and Romans, —; Parts, and Snags, 140; Bordeaux sad late, 230 ; Central wire , COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The arrivals of Wheat coastwise aud from abroad have this week been sordl, and there WAS scarcely a simple ex hibited today upon the Keat and Essex stands. Where business was closed the extreme quotations of Monday Lot were obtained. Picitiiiw;sTeld with increased firmness. Barley sold uu fully as good terms as in the c sr ly p ar t o f the week, and the dealers showed more divositivras to pur chase. Oats at the extreme currency of Monday last. Beans and Peas in short supply, and luny as dear. , . 41114117RL0 L'Fft.l WNt)ON Fithl FEB. 14312 to FEB. 18:h Qra. Each.h. Sroteb. InslL karate,. Wheat lllO I Barter 2430 Oat. 2720 I 2910 1 IWO Malt ..... ... 2460 . * Flow, 1 AO barrels and 880 leeks LONDON ATSILIDDOI.— Wheat, 476. 641. ; Barley Si IS.. 3d.; 117., Os. od.; Beaus, Jib 4d.; Peso, it;.. 10.1. 04 I'EItIAL tVEItAGE.S. kt ; Oats, Wisest. f14r47.1 /sta. I Ity;. 1 1 4 , ..a•kay. PIPS, Jas. 1 46 s 64 SA 64.164 44,69. Id 34, 64 37, 64 16 143. 164 294 104 1 18. 741304 64 1, 84 344 74 21 '450 44 Ns 54 IS 74 3/. 24'34. 114 Il• 9d 29 ... 464 04 314 Id 164 74 32. 2d:34. 94 SI. 104 Feb. 1141116 64 184 7311. 114 31. 74 31. 61 14 464 2491 r 34144 64 No 11431. IC4 31. 94 • weemo Ai. Aver. 11.5. Rd NM 44 16. Ild 31e id 347 61A.61. 64 Dl.TT.—Wbese. Carley. Data. Bra Items. and 1.. mu. Jan. B. Jab. lb. J.A. 22.1 Jab. 46 0 48 0 42 2 I Jas. D. . S. Feb. 11. I MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. SIJOARI has fully supported the prices of lest wti-k ; busi. nets has consisted chiefly of Mauntirs and Bengal, as the quantity 01 West lcdia in importers' hands is unusually small. Relined has been in good demand, and full prices paid; grocery lumps, 4.55. to 475. 6d. COFTEE.—The market has slightly improved, end prices of Plantation Ceylon must be quoted Is. to 2s. clearer. Native Ceylon has wild at 475., and is now quoted 475. to 475. 6d. TEA.—The trade has bought freely this week, chilli) , of good consuming qualities; common Congou, clean, quoted 100., but no styles of importance reported in this ;I. scription. Corvm—The amount of business hoe not Jeen large, but prices have been supported. In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supuly of both Beasts and Sheep is very entail, and consequently, although trade is slow, Monday's prices are fully maintained. Trade is exceedingly heavy tor Calves; there is a reduction of fully 2d. per Ms. iu the hest de scriptions, and rather more than that in inferior kinds. Our foreign supply consists of 46 Beasts, 1,030 Sl:c.7. and 162 Calves; from Scotland, 34 Beasts ; and 90 mach Cowii from the Home Counties. Per stone of alts. ' -- .. d... .1. 1 Per rtoue of lats. ... .1. .. d. Raft Scot., Herefords.. 4 0 4 1 ' Beat Pao. it 111.-bds. : 1 1 , 0 • 0 01 Bad dhort.borus ...... 3 10 4 • 1 Bees Long-wools dire. rolottallty Beast... 3 1 3 6 Do. do. Shorn Nivea Pl.O loot Da. 4 Half-hrerle 5 0 5 3 I Lamb. ......, .. .. 0 0 0 0 Mot. at market. 730; Wawa and Lambe. % $ 3 4 ; ; t.alree. 210; PIP. 140. TALLOW HARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market hus still an upward tendency, in spite of the advance which has already taken place. Town Tal low is quoted 445. nett cash Petersburg Y.O on the 'pot, 455..; January to March, 45 .. ; Oct. to Dee. (new), Os. 3d. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADENHALL.—Present prices are: 561 b. to 641 b., 21d. to 21d.; 641 b. to 72 1 b., 21d. ; 721 b. to 80Ib., 21d. to 2 d.; 80Ib. to 881 b., 21d. to 3d. ; 881 b. to 901 b., 31. to 31d.; 9 lb. to 1011 b., 31d. to 31d. ; Horse Hides, 6s. 6d. ; Calf Skins, lizbt, Is. to 25.; full, 51. Baftmormsze.—Sheep Skins: Polled, 81. to 10$.; Kents and Halt-brews, 7s. to Bs. 3d. ; Downs, 6s. 3d. to 6s. 3d. MYSTERIOUS DEATH' OF A GENTLEMAN IN THE Clay--Last night Mr. Payne held an inquest at the Word School-room, Black Raven court, Seetbing-lane, Great Tower-street, City, on view of the body of Mr. Francis Rogers, aged 30 years, who died very suddenly under some. what mysterious circumstances. Mr. John Catt, landlord of the Ship Tavern, Little Tower-street, City, stated that the deceased entered the parlour on Tuesday afternoon last, about half.nast one o'clock, and said that he wanted a nice dinner. Witness told deceased what they had ready, when the deceased preferred boiled cod, and roast mutton to fol low. The deceased after dinner retired into another room, where he sat smoking for a short time, and then deputed. Witness saw no mare of tho deceased until nine o'clock on Wednesday evening, when he came into the parlour and fell asleep. Several gentlemen who were in the room rang the bell, when the waiter was desired to arouse the de ceased, as he snored so loudly. Witness beard nothing of the deceased until II o'clock, when the waiter called his attention to the deceased, who seemed to be in a dying state, and cold. A surgeon was instantly sent for, when Mr. Gates, the surgeon, of Fenchnrch-street, attended ; but that gentleman, on his arrival, pronounced the deceased to be quite dead. The deceased came in alone, but he had been drinting rather freely. Robert Jenson, 44, City police, said that he wascalled in by the last witness to search the deceased, and found two hall-crowns, 2s. in silver, and thirteen hence in coppers. There was a letter written to the decomcd's wife, from Birmingham, which merely related to the de ceased's emigrating to Australia, and • meerschaum pipe in his pockets. Witness never saw the deceased before Wednesday evening. Edward Rogers, of No. 9, Wenlock terrace, City-road, said the deceased was hit brother. He had formerly been in the army in India, but was to have sailed to Australia in a few days. Witness saw t..e de ceased on Tuesday morning, when he had 131. in gold iu his possession, besides sonic cash in silver. When witness left, the deceased be was going into the vicinity of the London Docks to see after a ship. Witness thought that the deceased's death was very mysterious, as he was in good health on Tuesday.—James Grant, of Old Ford, said that be saw the deceased on Tuesday at the Ship Tavern, and witness saw the deceased pull out of his pocket about 121. in gold. The deceased said he was going abroad, and wanted to purchase a tent to take with him. Deceased was very cheerful, and bought a pipe of witness for 21. 61., which was found on deceased.—Several of the jury being dissatisfied with the evidence, suggested the propriety of a post-mortem esamination of the body, as the case was en veloped in mystery.—The coroner concurring in the opinion of the jury, the proceedings at a late hour were adjourned to obtain additional evidence. ESTLIIN RAILWAY OF FRANCE.—Account of receipts during the week ending Feb. 13, 1853 : Paueofters, 2,6301. ; Goods, 958/. ; Total, 3,5881. ; corresponding week lastyeu, 2,9201. Miles open, 99. 3 34 IN 12$ 10111 111 631 1 ni 'SI I nit 16& i 105 id 11101 1 NI i 3 . 71414 $7 ii 1s 2d 7) li lit lb 147; id 111 II $2 sd II se Se T 33e IN :ay • 27 Q 71 13 f! 3 4 Pot