The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-04 00:00:00

Tr -- 4 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1 857 . . ~. • LATEST INTELLIGENCE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. =Ler '"'"'""'""" "a Ilwirn to '. 1 , rourai RAILWAYS. MONEY MARIL 1 Mule, trims I liar may --- --e--- —O.---- me siker mid fist Me prisms. had given Wm IL I ral I lim m i s I issinnsr. Iw i pm. The Ring of Sardinia, it is stated, in a letter from HOUSE OF COMMONS -Tale DST. mareime. He Ion& 'pa Edwards Ts. red M'Cuilly is *I e a s ewee t mim e , let SIAM. 111. le 14 Min= . The funds continue ti lire, in yesterday's Mosinee, left that town at mid- The bastes look the chat self Webb The Lad Mare smamed be prawns to two maraths' 5 an beim beam rirs - asa. 11 I recovery. Prices have I la lielleirse Oast, Mabel aber, end salmi to te a basso le balamess - 3 PII night on the 28th, and returned to Genes by the On the mageo rlif T et yr . t:thieninh il l flinf l ik usee diTia to r'smalleulaisimmy bad nom sot Amu hs erinspids s a s rs dims iimbi...... 2 . ! L i id in d i d ai im s p o ro fi rem er e . nt of t per can 1 Cornice road, which was illuminated for some die- Übe ha • Lap =mirror Mb, its= a MB le Mem& ask melimmes Mlle ta plea tams on his way. The people of Nice amenblat ia mel" I" l‘mm=tm e"feche is mil fau Pe psi new ibis e the amen& ti the Walk& front of the palace, and greeted him as he tame nit Db. (m e i. so w empeweehee eke ke e bp.. CLIEXINVILL. arnemme SMUT ST A CIIAILMMAtif. IS A Oules4l how .4 a al 15i5.......—.. '4 1 0 4 10 a le. Wier lOl Isa Consols opened at 931 N IS Omni sr _ _ Simms. at it set pi r morrow, and now stank with cordial ahem A company of mew moo. Itretbstan as tat wombs was mem Ms arm& Min bat, • shemisamid at the Parse T was ; tr e aciampoom eweee mma" . I I 21 i with torches in their hands, preceded hi carriage, ti a til ian r mekits ig. sta k r. The dim ly ialho ptet , t i n: 4 llT . pima M smmbe o re bow h&j l er e. C=i s iril m end a bis Mmaag waw a , re s teemhzieeee saga:. - _ March account the price i Reduced have been d sad lighted him through the gates of the town. settion:Mbia the points boluses essilly takes op • pal the el Sr. Chiba My des halved d the to • =41•441441.• ri 'Tim 111 the New Three per Cent dial of Ulm] han=, sed lasigat a ell tam& 440M510.• Prot. Bills at Is. to 2s. prem.; PETITIONS. bat , of the 41= 4 =r • bib; se- 1 c 01l floor 610 190 -- Mi We EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Ma me win magmata by sir Joshua Wessisy hem Me alai as WI, liswasonseubse, Oinitsaws/1, me shwa I s ea " fil°l/1111 " . et lalsia Me a eidnetia M th• benem- V& tessivfmg the mei, `A sst, bides than to have beat Is sat D. 4 6.. 6". s., = to t ; and India Bonds at Turkish stocks have SA ..---..—. rzl e t Mr. Wins. hum am litheiw4 Oaks. IS ill BMW at 1.66.1....... If 1 (non ova own coaaurotrosarr,) lame gm= ;Sir. Thai, bra t " ! m ielha t asmatir Mr. Wenner agmead fa the greesestice, sad Mr. John se se sa, ea swr a. 74. is ii being marked 931 11H ispiannag id the mmegrge law la Wasisikeasidass. le all smiling/ Mrs*. MI 0. and the Guaranteed F 4 PARIS, Ter:spiv Itycvneo. balsa/ ;by lamest, mi l e* is emend k eee g o mk s " st o s g n e ms & b e g b oss i n I: 2 . 127 .11 .... . t _Tr5it rid „. Ni a die, for money and 101 The French government has received, through 61 ef tae per au "; I " • Le all m h.P. l . abum." of Ma WI , m elemamm et W i at mete" no aws swiwis=B"-".:." -- 64 ss is issaarosex, by Mr. Reba es. midst sieges ; A dist be sesbel wan abs pi tram es 4 bob., s e . h e al Other foreign securities the Court of Prussia, an intimate. et the M. , Who sons sent by Xr. Widen bib gin vhe Abel an bean Abe days time, Wrce iftwinMinan__ snaps'. 4 4 Ice , transactions. The sales i ntent i on of the King of Naples t o s e ns t o ti n mil dam kramelie amsbme; Ism 414 swank mew Lisp meld sew sedass as te s = end haviat w ast i ne e : 2 =DIA . ii — i Abler el deeper time el Ile soommermilen sit; la Mr. s he lb% basis Half per Cents. at 6.5 t (e: imprisonment of most of his Political Primers to liastle.lo. Mem Mr. Dem% lb. bll t ler. Isime. Kr • le p sal Mak Mae set el peva. Ms. LW 4 2 M.".22 a .--• 1 , L I Three per Cents., 186 transportation to the territory of the Argentine Re. Ilaytsr, mil sere menlem t poem he des sediestisa el the the mama es ir AM, sod as be se- ts ... 1. 4 .4 w W. h e w se q Cents., at 109 ; Spanish public ; and I understand that the pinpiii&m is irre r : 4Bl is Ih T.T rona mo oteholootthow y s t 4 Mw ii 44l .l 2•lt sha rd sums ha bar pessades se s o %wa wa dll _ _ its. Pe bet • bat tium belle of ss ...... r a , Cents. at 231 ; the Coma looked upon at the Tuileries as a right royal itlea, for go mid • si •1411•411•••••• lama& Ow. Tnipislis WO WA 40141 ft wig amt- 10 53! M. ter_sal,Pril s p : et per cent.; Venezuela well worthy d favourable consideration. On the milks intr. here slakeserav•ol4o34lllo Waal bat asap saw thaw we deka. Th• Itadmil ;.: w . i ...r=l . Mr &band Debi IM beim en mem& 41111 Nab wrier* ellareseds laba has mobil, sad wet lak a a n ge m . el some ac _l l ler Deferred at 15 . The unconditional amnesty granted by the Em- TEE ADDUSS• was MEd a depaseie wham te some et lac. Ws pro I a 411•4414 a...............- The paragraph in her Pew of Austria is looked upon here with Mr JOKE ILAMSDEN tramOt tip the report as th• ad. Sr. II sarstabg the prhame• as Loa Ira se m ashes - - to the question of the c some jealousy. It is considered as a pledge dma ntwa n` ha lo s t ia t a tt ai lkfl ai ltinim' 911° I " n°l6°. " th e " ra ft le e a f ier dr " Vig. IN" ' ths mesetesime iambi alb the excited considerable sal given to the Eng li sh a ll iance which, al- Mir. MAIMMILD pers es mew Ms pelmet sabilthe Mr. Cava aid them we as cam 11933 4 901 ll° 411( ... aka ba llarrilla tesetawri lL u.so al, Mt not rpre mule rrierrhlag cemsmileahes Ewa the Ihrms • bald he dianageL mos as nmessea bona Owl la though not probably " lid al Kelm Conti- =eimenaketlms, sake the Impel opinion/me Mr. %Wig nil the hash woad gsllo, and he Woo a am* M 00,....... - is le .4 Dental journals eaPPore it to hes ii still sufficiently bind robin Ala menet beady ad eery, uadwassi thee the pesereisr Me to !Darr sm - °Admen (Jmneim le I" ' m referred to will engage 4 intimated to provoke aninsedvernien in the French ff is Zlos "Oat to lb micilog m am Poe red the to b il e le m ri e t re o l f y B• 913411. lb. Genie s•6I It Was *4l43Milmiol eta WM the tat 1 . 5 II Cr at '. Odes& des be mei& allee Isle 16 461.6 01 1 k• at 33 . 4 , 41 , 0 Crmilinli ** -7 7 14 .1 4 t i :, 4 1 4414 5 . .ion which has now opt ministerial bureaux ' Tire Ism" is weds "a iiiiisled ta into se sae wn the ends d Rum test w salmi s He sa m il l ielln sea bee a we, 5557 naildmine, 5* 5 - .1 '..... an.a ssein wM . ie.s.s iii isi is The withdrawals of g while the Em ialer of Amer* mahosselly the meet lasether, sabers lab walebei smelter Ma kbaooo wild ma Ye to Er He •S Careelka for Its esksier 16,41•6 -A. WS Viii 1 3 46 66 for exnortation do not am NOW .11 lien It the 0•1•41•114 scalbs. g" L I 2.11. aLla. " 1 1 1411 in laid= to a SUM OY unpopular sovereign in ale ernsig i °lmam it 2 . 11 . 1=t 1111 li Irma Is brew was a E. L. be mat 5a., sad C. T. T. M. is postage stamps for a ... sl. mon te Iv I r un e to peat a large Inman et siumery in Ids oseeeswkoss. ils. the pote-tes. 6,141 ... S.W. ESL I 4 114 1.1 ... Neel' . LIM 44 I out on Monday. It is from the Continent fora hostile Italian states, the Pane Emperor reigning load Oro the saftkolaelati W. wm etthil fa i rlogr MN .. Pr 064. Mt 11144444, It In 41 supple; et be swim hum Made% but labs rambed 1.41 i „. Parisi is 17•21441 now been pretty well p by I'lll llll a starlit* , and loadlootoli to be the be- awe lksm tbe Owns el *is essmiry, a. .14be (WeNNs) 9 •16 pause in those oneratiou kind elect of almost the entire prattles et Prance, te •w e .16...w...re. . _ ___.__ftifill7_,.. a" loateol e __ *1 RAIL WAYS.—THIS DAY. -Ms Mawr) " iti" . .d for the aepartu SP ... S. Mawr) si Sam 44 pert cannot venture to repeal a decree off exile breed six ala bt i r mg tr a a a ' l ' PM; " y a ',"'w 7 1: u: .... 4. ....... . ) .1.1 IL • India draws near. It n Ohba, taw ---e-- necessity of collecting years ago against some of the e li te of the sabo t did est pates* eau • Mese obi Chia boa Ths alb sex i r sh lii Rake the knowable men whom b• seat set el rib M bait wine Is of inmes Two o'CLOCZ. 8 " Is 11 . 0 . 111 •••• •••• •••• • 3 e Eastern account will be " that mato% bet EOM mn i.' ist bil J T fa the Lice 4. , ... Wallow (0444•4 t 41 recent large arrival in their =MIT f ar " temporary Political meeelos e as =ebb The sale aMY la measshe wah the myth Th e railway share market to-day is decidedly * ° M N ••• V• : ee t e l . ° ) .°3 0- ' le. ea I Indies and Mexico. the decree expressed it, will submit to the degmd. Of 81111•11411111,.0P190191•1 dbe 1, 18 . 19 me 1 41 99931019 thin ; an d , where any a w e i n pr i m i s observable, son ..... :mt 116011(1 0 .4•6; I ts 1 :4 is t jig le f our th s of the silver ex wbYseleng condition of asking pardon. This contrast is ...,4 ea d:j e q . e j w e m *ssznenneowgingd= Great W est ern, dem, mam a . r t : ... a eensla rewarue t= al gog as which are specia ll y sail it is in a favourable sense. indeed splicing. as dab. the germemans wail be masesei wait • am- tee -g• 6.41.1 , ' , mu. . •7 0 ; 11 al the exigencies of smartie The Queen's s peech has been rece i ve d t ex t ua lly sesiseekenimmenesmeyfar the silk that we now so and North Stafford shares are quoted better. Man- t e tt ::: cr eewi . o voub. stsosto ) JA 14 Is b y the steamer which Omaha seismal labs Melba ass 20th inst. will have to by telegraph . The dry recapitulation contained In = woog? ga m & g vo w m u m raid to cluster and Sheffield are also in good request. I,sso - emit ...- .. • 41 0 The exact amount of is it of the foreign news which emery ••• Wrap the Chime spalles neill r l i s well le lad Brighton stoc k i s waken . I t ost - Twiewees Ma. ‘.. ham Ihe hems. bat ha web wet hdp Eat the me& 1med).......- 4. a a board the Ripon, whirl knows prowskas no remark except la Iiills• haled esearlal the ressiveL Ite Foreign lines are steady. •-•.- Alexandria to-day, TOM& 1113111. _ _ _ 138.0271.. the largest 1 The sua;nditienal amnesty granted by the Em peror of Austria is looked upon hero with some jealousy. It is conaidned as a pledge given to the English alliance which, al though not probably so solid as some Conti nental journals mrppose it to be, is still sufficiently intimated to provoke animadversion in the French ministerial bereem. The remark is made that while the Emperor of Austria, confusedly the meet unpopular sovereign in the world, ocuiders it politic to grant a large maw= of olemeney in his bodge Italian states, the French Emperor reigning by universal suffrage, and reofeering to be the be loved elect of almost the entire population of France, cannot venture to repeal a decree of exile hued six yam ago against some of the elite of the nation, mine the honoerable men whom he sent out of their country for " temporary political reasons," u the decree expressed it, will submit to the degrad ing condition of asking pardon. This contrast is indeed strain. The Queen's speech has been received textually by telegraph. The dry recapitulation contained in it of the foreign news which every one knows prouiree no remark except u to the affair of Neufchatel. The wording of the paragraph on that subject implies a doubt se to the final settlement, which was not to be de doted from the recent article in the Moniker. When the Masiterr tend Switzeriend that she might safely disband her army, the obvious inference was that the Emperor Napoleon considered the dispute with Prowls to be arbetantially settled. The Queen of England now says else la "endeavouring to settle lt," and "home andidently to enoned." These are auk make: expreeekens. and it is to be hoped that they bode se deeeptlen to Switzerland, who had the gee la kr own band, so long as she held the Pi lea pinsen. mod Ism now gives it up in Esememe to legemeniedeee whisk me bet poorly fulfilled eourding he the mentibg of the Queen's speech. The Bourse opened very strong today, la ewe game of the low rate of " earryinge over." It is more than two years since the reports have been aeon so low m even 20c., and to-day and ye.- twiny they were done at 10e. A revul sion, however, soon took place, and the Neste, which was quoted for cash et the opening at Wk. 30e., closed at far. 80c., being a fall of 80e. on the day, and of 20c. from yesterday. The fall for account wee We., the last price bein g 88fr. 20c. Mobilier fell 37fr. 80e. The Orleans Railway fell lbtr.; Grand Central, Mfr.; Western, 106.; and the other lines about arr. Great apprehension wee felt about the project of taxing railways. Scone say the tee will be se much se 4 per cent. It JOHN RAMIE& brawat up the report ca the ma dras la rely n the Royal spook Oie the notice that the reset be red a rani thee • HADVIRLD emie r aw lb pelmet apneas preen& rote etlessiag camenkeekes ken He Ilene. nue ameenitsthes,r Royal opal, weer an. kiwi make eli G we n slink hatera ant HAY, N an; easel le de sink% er ear kin New am It we ementserl that ear Wain neseil Y kelledel Mal the elite d Iheeepe Maher, wins leis waist werake Eln IMMO miss. swot ill Wm SO the mines 7erediseese r the n z u t= free the armee as a toillg=iNflit NON I sae fear eripplos et the weleal lee Aarricada lake Tesivel Oa r mi be ass Lep wahre siwalis !OM la meeng knee 4 ale eashry, am ke Wee ads a beam. of beil way nisei bar pane et Mk ; • tow yew me she rand Ike ewes mete km Chia, but ant as raniens aNHet an Chloe dista The ob. bills, with the easueldar at Mon the amen, boa Idea mist ea et the ham nosh& The ale 01 Life b esoondea Ida the peak et mesa ea the torahs et bar poi* see • enellea aka spill all keg mon OHM illesewlea la pia mat, eel be bed who the ene won kr wig *ft Ms abila the proesson weal be ~IPA wNk • ma poeinake maw ler sone=he era list wese wow se B =ll 11207,1r at eopesbi itreutail Imaket rete.. hseet .....arazi,,wozuthebeiett belie labia canal tke nenvel. Ha leave& bean; tat Mara bed al tbe Ilebeemmo peable, bet be weed that be ha an al a tame tommilals Its to del whlt; Ha he kW an salsaweeerkesodetwea aerate inliela,kr Renal sheen sem es it ho bed red the dap benteer le ma Noe. As sweat as Tana espedlese, he ken= malt was dee le ae lissawy penmen kr the which they Ing kin eat, le He skews sepia in the activity dor allege' la reaterki It see air J. FITZGERALD eseniel the wed Wei Elr. Haled bed mak le the preenneet ea the ealiket late. Mr. R. V. NEI= whilla the kipelears et the aser kw need by the lonerale =saw flor bat be was at L i kes n see Oa the bearale a rkor weal beweN maw weebe s =ellea In Ole saint, be anti le eneller it. la the ationiehlle Is 'MN neetlea the/dlrpeethepoorer&Weatbaaaar/ - ld &Dimmer's at prewelki the grow* d cotton Is Ira. 11116 ilet view, espedweele ka bee weds, owl we ✓es la payee ; bet be Maewry le ow the eqedent was Mit Amnon Int peeled a lama is wee se mar se neat Yoe the hes. pekoes& te keen sts the esellas et a a a . Oak be r i ==lel. daslet t ik the sorn e rtwr in eem 4 awe Maas manned le la le the weriebeetthe keel ha mael the leme et het owl the P late:oki lmilm tkie al = • lbw week lbws Ns. 'Daum the mocha net • wooed an awl mond a lea Caked HUNCH newel the eitainnt 4 the Etna Conallee woad the et Ile beim Nd rdowbenat esenela teS=rithe Arms saellow NH Mese. Dena tladnet Xr. Hr. Lae Ha Mk. liewa—Aareet 84 r ar CalWeblebel hone le lam la Oil leseeder teqdeems b sena were rltaglest, sr sall beat ineasthely, idea la say odour pa al Gael liteana The beer edinenetat balt-pret one o'clock. yO6llOll 111.N* &maw An . 1:1e.c.. n t i ami6= -- --7 33 neas.3”.(kat ".. s V SO Do, OMNI • an a DsAl.biladallay lb Oa. 0114 ii 4 W Oars Omar ..... an 03ploo .... ......... la IFoams —......... an SO 0011srai ....*. al I Lamm —.......... an t 1.3411321bi— a La=l: — ...—. sa a ei. ow . .. u a. ra lt ioua.aza :u a pa. a f I. attr.2l 6::—. :" a a u.....* ... all I De. 111 am at Pei an Nil Dalian Maim ...... an II 1' Is 2 im Pm U 67 U IS 14 i 10. it p.m LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. Accounts ban Athens to the 45th ult. state that the linanetsl instrnetkes of the protecting powers have been communicated to King Odle. A minis terial modification was expected. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore lb. Csumbiseer Goalkon.) 1 ROYAL ZILITLIN 11A11.—CASI 01 il61( Al THE AUSTRIANS IN LOMBARDY. This vsa the s& —Was ia the cam et lam iMaltilethreitbssabled R ai of Barthat Heilleem Thee awe so eiessmile, sad it as elsi= imismit emmedbeeil, sod me le le est °lithe esweley. The pesellertiabma la the miss b HO the losimmt las hi Mail him orb ore Shea miliime istom hie tale 4114 e, %Ili swell & smasem Wet, ant the 'add mipse bee AGM 1,8114. labial; 1.0 I ham baler d IS arm la the masamele= he Dal arm& lem Se MAY &My wlth whicit he wee by the aid mar ger sad the Adel or SigaM lir. Ashley (01 the lead Awl, Tawny sod liwith), new liallorell a prod co, Wind W. W. P. Aries lir oaid reeved the Wit. tor 1,111111. big Me ranee at the call of H 1 yes si w s at 14 sheses. IS vas seeppeled tr. amode ext. aft& Nubs 61111 2 111 4 a by mol m Asia vamp; sod Or Iltel OM the Mafteipte semi hei hem pima* Me IA et seskihatides. Ar.wnt,altfeQailplay ill OM Shis am as erg official bilmalat Mil at MY aim wing the walla He use tell dr dohs mem Is eh way. The leakmt Me shems la the beak, sal he bed bees Mese; by Yee supseeleileas es le the maim d the ess.a le lehe liturtem aro shwa TM l esseil seise ~ma the melee= wee use milled Ai frees the sepamiselme Or Mat ia Mae sham, as Ms thst the 111611001 with ihmiL The qmpiesioser—THe is the OM pest of the hied Ono' oca Tlll/IN,Jetr. 31. I Ms lately writes mei 'host the Emperor of Am do. sod flis doings at Iniss—so ma. Weed that iho polle e dad died eftha sokasot, mew hes• giae ale style lettsm esti Ms boi 110 rim eilloat in view dm Mini, hie ► Majesty MI his easpieyfe sestergt. object, however, has bees tistk t emir I Ms tried to apply the Pinter llngoljo to the OIMENERita. iodinated the conduct a Bens Darr • brutal " when be told Count Litta that he es to feel honoured if the Emperor toodesessid tolmsk eon his an, and then kick him. Whoa the ho mer told Coast Litta to wars his fresh if there wend be a revolution he would not postest the Mies, bat leave them to the fevf os te meb—sehm, is Ohm wards, be threstemil he lad dons the °atheism. I alien =Ts: • alreekree Still I had me mem he omit me, se they ett have been attend is s Ms of brit*. ties t bat little did I think that powo‘roortoo was to Gerry hie words into mention. sea ems hi NW. liseh. however, is the Irk and it mimed daring the night of what the Tires oldie 27th ado the tweeter or 'naming' ries. asserting that Ike =6:and Empress were well received at dr nd that this time the estimiem was set heinous. She spestaseess nimieeties wee tines brought AM. The polies emporia s bap et about SOO el the greeter vUisine h Maim ma who were either lasested hem primes, er who aught Is have bees la prima. They gav hroughe dm brit werney, libel they emended t the dente coning • Light up 1 lerg ilfc to meedess sea Midi Is the gentry !" nib wee the epsat bo m rt ess Ile Fusee. Item lisakimmis the whole Ma in boolio Irmo. weraded moral gentlemen, ad Mite es Mosses muslmer et widows I sod the =Vwords to Count Litta faltille• he et protect the nobles, but leave them is the try of the Mob." I Mir the maw et the wile. mss who gave this inikesm asi ti ti th i s seem oath it he gren. would be itself , but mile mult eireemelames of is impossible. owner, I have NM themigral letter, dated WiLn, Jas. IL Kest peals* this letter will appear in the Swabia }was, and I have tio doubt the Times swelosediat at Mona will be instructed to write to tiro Mira as be Mil la themes attire 17th, " that d theseperts et the inraNW papers es to the Emperor % motes! at Milan emi his reception there are Isles and indi ums." p ff, si set.e W. M Amoy—There have beta similar mods In the dor easrle. Cesseistiessr—l so It ruts dm* es the andavit d Mr. Neeillea W led= Mr. Siony--.411 the at the list at coetribo- Selse, es i satid=tr. Teak the ehist doh al Vise- Chismoler The OismhelesseL-Thet treedi be • le' important ad dition. Whet drain is this t Mt. west—The .wart.. The Oismistissee—le hid Naar b. Meted St ONO to be herd bee s reed WM *Mir War =l. Ba t i thle is set s tfttdsed weelbs omit Gest Mr. Ausey—Oteeerss we do sat sta the seders es the be eseklbskeies ;we hays prim bealowes suss tires The Gemblicser—l HYh the rdirs. ere settled to mittfatmla as to the *des at Mb ils ; and I don't diet Met - setortry eves to seer s dines this is cot • t ai rseery—l host so sideselas to its big 'about en thin. rrvs vJO .flow thet; bat ppordr averse to adopt asseM be le seedy to the VIN. .aiss .seed thellst of onisMseettea by hrostlegjihe sesitters. The Cemeheisser-1 des% ere whet yes de to that riv =AI I eity Is that the riper re indeed be hove to eattiArettls alibi biro dry Naar it es a rot M E . yeIR Swarm dl sir my it sill le more N. ▪ r e• ▪ 11111 UM '6l. IL rash I Salem sli was. spa Salm of Irmo► per toss IS 19 011ie Ws .33. east — 01.0•13616 Freese psi. 11 Ile arf.awent. —. II lie Out LYNAM( 1 par 61. $ Se tatalsiimassestr 3 ger to. ees par Lississi them S t4t sot It Ile Low ssi wtr. ilter UN* ant........_ lll Suellues toryrtoll psi et 11 Ile Do. le et II Ile asl L sur psi sat. OW Ns, II pit 11 Ile Shp* Small 6 per se— S gnaws of Frame 3 p 'm et 11 Ii 13.111L,W.611111191155111. II Ili I ra". • X samialoale—lray isdL Pat *stamina tits pro arlaima ft fir hoer ossalikmatos. ..1177900-1 ost ANA Os la faxsitipiss 'Stir water gos i weal Ourtimisoor—Zu assall.A pa see say he mitleg pouf, it all Maar to Inas Wows sittsg; be do sot dolt without samity. Xr. Xast—l baps it say tura out that vs haws a darn apart Os last The Onsistisamr—Tbst I Oak K issiblig. TM litioupt, sot appearing, was 1 la the usual Ttre Jeterwei do Maim de For says :--" A vueser bee teeestly Wes ement ee Pads tag ihe Comma el Ode he amides ht ample lie slieles et ea War theoldandWee *Nos el SAUL ledeg, wiloteepthd telo we. The ie add le he de yeepeeee shone Sritei le eller UMW bus ; the eliete et t le elea le MO. Ilk weir; eel tem verreelle poyoety lierd tele empreei et IS yiesei“tore, With sod Oemme. Ihe elehme betas Brash Ity the yvasereat. It =eel lhe Onuell et idle boa donut dollen& deo emery oil det et de egitrif eel el tt lod added Nelda/ istypertuee. 11e= the other elm" Climax Cars is Nye' You —d i• V• • er Illyebierbd by do BAY term% the Mmes. dr de re etas sem artad deer erg to Now Tadc, sad Iwo bad sift se dim Isekei aside oda env. that sheet way dm ine la lite OF boo ow ea hi. hied It h ie a ply lbw era see lege terdoi the midi", ter try s :Lep or* to love dielemel the Remiss oat et W dry bee bele wad ly the beedgiog army.—lf or* b.s. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. oz. Mom a =WWI* OK eed Auto Weevilly, we bawl Ike Led Mayer, cheesed witk baring Ali lk rat. Kea Ileteetwe thank, Ilype G. NA ikediselles Aker, mkt diet me dr eceptes doe wee bodes the dumb ea the preview main, be saw tbe ederrekle mom/ silk ea etbar no, by the pockets et *ilea Mee. Tbe sae Orme deefel the Walk of the canes stela met, awl adroit blmilif Os eabosett mee. Kr. Oceimem (KW elled)— Taalove beer is teetady MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioci. The funds continue to show a tendency toward!, recovery. Prima have to-day attained • further improvement off per cent. The other markets are she firmer. Consols opened at 931 to for money and to morrow, and now stand at 931 to 1. For the March account the price is 931. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 931 to 3 ; the New Three per Cents. at 933 to 1; Exchequer Bills at Is. to 2s. prem.; Exchequer Bonds at 981 to ; and India Bonds at 2s. dia. to par. Turkish stocks have advanced, the 61x per Cents. being marked 931 and 94 for the 13th inst., and the Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1001 cx div. for money and 101 ex div. for the account. Other foreign securities are steady, with limited transactions. The sales include Dutch Two-and-a Half per Cents. at 651 (exchange, 1211.) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 431 ; Russian Five per Cents., at 109 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. at 231; the Committee's Certificates at 61 to 61 per cent.; Venezuela Active at 371; and the Deferred at 15. The paragraph in her Majesty's Speech alluding Ito the question of the currency laws has naturally l excited considerable attention. The sentence doss not possess the merit of perspicuity, but its sense is interpreted to be merely that the important question i referred to will engage earnest discussion in the ses sion which has now opened. The withdrawals of gold from the Bank yesterday ' for exportation do not appar to have exceeded 10, 0001, , in addition to a sum of about similar amount taken out on Monday. It is presumed that the silver drawn from the Continent for shipment by the Ripon has now been pretty well paid for, and consequently a pause in those operations may take place, until the period for the departure of the next steamer for India draws near. It must not be supposed that the necessity of collecting silver on the Continent on Eastern account will be altogether superseded by the recent large arrival of the metal from the West Indies and Mexico. As already remarked, three fourths of the silver ex the Atrato consists of dollars, which are specially suitable for China. Meanwhile, the exigencies of parties desirous of shipping silver by the steamer which will leave for India on the 20th inst. will have to be met. The exact amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the Ripon, which is to leave Southampton for Alexandria to-day, is 971,3281., exceeding by 136,0271., the large st remittance ever previously de spatched by this route. The proportion of silver is 1952,9401., and of gold only 18,388/. The sum destined for India proper is 801,0591., and for China, 159,0311. The particulars are as follows, viz.:—For Bombay, silver, 332,7151.; for Ceylon, g01d,14,6681.; for Madras, gold, 3,2201., and silver, 17,300/. ; for Calcutta, silver, 433,1561. ; for Penang, silver, 5131.; for Singapore, silver; 10,2251., and gold, 500/. ; for Hong Kong silver, 24,069/. ; for Canton, silver, 1,2201. •, and for Shanghai, silver, 133 , 7421 . To facilitate comparison, we recapitulate the ag- I regate shipments by each of the last six steamers leaving on the 4th of the month with mails for India and China: Sept. 4, per Indus 0135,301 Oct. 4, pit Pees Dec.. 4, per arida 607,916 Dec. 4, per W .be 807,251 Jan. 4, per Feb. 4, per Ripen The amount of "este brought by the Asia, hem New York, is rather in excess of recent remittances, being 435,880 dols., or about 87,0001.; but the bulk et this is probably on continental account. The ex eisange on London was rather better, but still stands at a comparatively low range. The steamer Tagus has brought in 46,559/. in specie from the Peninsula. The advice' from New York mention that the new II per cent. loan of the State of New York for 1,000,000 dollars (200,000/.), was taken on the 18th ult. at 1141 to 115 per cent., principally by hankers. California 7 per cent. bonds, redeemable in 1875, which previously stood at 75 per cent., fell to 60 on the news of the decision of the Supreme Court of California, but afterwards recovered to 65. It is undentood that the decision applies to all the bonds us in 1875, and to nearly all those due in 1870. Amongst the half-yearly railway cash dividends re cently declared were the following, viz.:—Reading Railroad, 4 per cent; Macon and Western, 5 per I ant ; New Jersey, 5 per cent.; Camden and Amboy, per cent.; Galena and Chicago, 5 per cent. (and 10 per cent. in stock) ; and Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 4 per cent. (in bonds). TrIESDAT EVEND The funds were rather dull this morning, the demand for money in the Stock Exchange con tinuing; but a more favourable feeling was appa rently induced on receipt of the Queen's Speech. Prices finally closed k per cent. higher than yester day. The other departments of the Stock Exchange were also somewhat firmer this afternoon. In the discount market to-day there was again a steady demand for money, but a fair supply, and thus no pressure was experienced. The current terms are equal to those of the Bank. The prepara tions for to-morrow (the 4th) seem to occasion little or no disturbance in the marker. Consols, for money and Thursday, stood in the morning at 93, " buyers," and closed at 931 to 1. For the March account the closing price was 93 1 to 1. The " continuation" is maintained at 7-16 to per cent.; the latter rate is equivalent to nearly 6 per cent. per annum, and indicates a considerable surplus of floating stock. The official business re port is as follower—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 931, 921, 931, 931 •, ditto for account, sth Feb., 93, 931. Three per Cent. Reduced, 931, 1. New Three per Cents., 93 1 , .§, 1. Long Anna., ex piring in Jan., 1860, 21; Thirty Yeses Anne., April, 1886, 18 1-18. Bank Stock, 2171. India Stock, 219. India Benda, par. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 981, 3, 3. Exchequer Bills have attained a further rise of 25., closing at par to 3s. prem. Exchequer Bonds remain at their reduced quotation of 981 to 1. Turkish Six per Cents. were rather fiat in the morning, but closed a trifle better than vesterdsy, at 933 to 3. In the Guaranteed Four per . Cents. a • advance of 1 per cent. was also finally established, tho latest quotation being 100/ to 101 ex div. Other foreign securities were steady. The foreign exchanges retain • drooping tendency. On 'Change this afternoon the rates for bills on Hamburg and Paris were again quoted less favour able. Paper on Vienna and Trieste was in demand, and also lower, in answer to the more confident feel ing which appears to have arisen in Austrian final • ciil circles. The current quotations are subjoined Amsterdam, three months, 11.161 to 1 7 , ditto, short, 11.131 to 14 ; Rotterdam, three menthe, 11.17 to I ; Antwerp and Brussels, three months, 25.221 to 71 ; Hamburg, three months, 13.6 to ; three months, 2.5.55 to GO ; ditto, short, 23.141 to T2}' Marseilles, three months, 25.473 to 621 ; Frankfort-on-the-Ma'ne, three months, 1183 to 119; Petersburg, three months, 371 ; Vienna, three months, 10.31 to 3 ; Trieste, three months, 10.32 to 4 ; Naples, three months, 431 to 1 ; Genoa, three months, 25.65 to 70; Leghorn, three mon:ha, 29.35 to 40; Palermo, three months, 129 to ; Itsw=ina three months, 129 to ; Oporto, th ree months, 51/ to ; Lisbon, three months, 611. Wen LONDON UNION.—The guardians of this eaita yeatimisy, on the moths d Mr. Jaime W. 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Gd., 18s. 6d., 205.; Onst Alfred, 12,1 11i,14; Oreat Busy,6, ; Great South Tolima, 16, I ; Header, 21, 3, i ; lierodafoot, 1,1, 1, }, ; North Frances, 191, 120; North Laaey, 65; rat Consi 1, 23, 221, ; Rosevanas UnitW, 38, 39 ; Sortridge Con sols, 11, ; South Cam Brea, 8,1 1 ; South Condurrow, 9s. ; Tamar Consols, 305., 31s. ; Trelyon Consols, 14), 16; West Basset, 341; West Csradon, 1471, 160 ; West Falvey, 81,9; Wheal Crebor, 4s. ; Wheal Edward, 3 13-16 ; Whirl Grenville, 345., ; Whesl Harriett, 265. AL, 275. 9d., An, 295. ; Wheal rousAt, 15s. ; Wheel Wm, 7 tt 1. The annual meeting of the,Kinzigthal ratrung Associathia is ailed for the 26th inst. TIMDAT EVISMIWO: The market for home mining stocks remains dr. cidedly lirm, and Food stocks arc scarce. Amongst the description! chiefly in request are North Basset, West Basset, Great South Toiris, Par Consols, North. Frances, &c. The following transactions have taken place in the Stock Exchange, in addition to those recorded in the official list : Allied Consols, 221; Devon Great Consols, 445; Provi dence Mina 76; Sortride Consols, 1 13-16; Par Camels. 244,1 W t hial Cupid, 13 ; Groat Wheal Busy, q, Kitty (St. Aguo4),_Bi, ; South Coodurrow, 911. Od. Cobra and United `Ski:lean shares were better, and Clarendon Mining fiat. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANK—THIS DAY. The receipts of all descriptions of grain knee Monday hare been sere moderate, and we are without any animas ist foreign flour. The attendance of buyers in Mark-law wen extremely limited. and the few transactions which took place in wheat and flour wore et rates about equal to those of Monday last. Burly was Mill sale, but cannot be quoted lower. Oats with difficulty supported Mesday's currency. Beans and peas unchanged. AREITALB INTO LONDON N O B fl m I TO FEB. 4. cesel4 nraa. If/al Osts MEI 11° 414 Awe. —bimr WINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SI:WM. — The public sales went off steadily at the felt price* attest week. Correa.—There hos not been a public Nativt sale to-day, but the article has a very Arm appearance. Ceylon, 67e. to 675. 6d. Tr.s.—A large business was done yesterday in commas Congon, at 13d., which was the previous pries, and is Arm at it, yet the market is quite free from excitement. Srices.—The hope public sales went off briskly. Whole pepper sold at id. advance, cloves at id. advance. Other de scriptions at full prices. Sairrernit has been in good demand the last two daye, and a slight advance has been edablishod. Retraction, 7 to sold in public sale at 425. 6d, to 43e. Itts.—No business of importance reported. The merist continues very dull. Ric e.—A limited business done at previous rates. /irra.s.re or Soros sold at Ills. 3d. to lee. 6d. In other articles no material alteration. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Prittendem and Smith report that the trade ter the lad few day. has been rather quiet, sad prima are the turn cheaper. Mid end East Keats, 70e. M 90e.; Weeid at Kent, 63e. to 80e. ; Sumac 60e. to 76e. ; partings, 935. 66e. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market le steady at the prices quoted below, vis. : Town tallow, 62e. 6d. nett sash; Petersburg Y. C. the Kost. 645. Gd. , Feb. to March, 64.. 6d.; April is June, 5Th. 6d. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Byars Weide Ilartlay j 15s. ; Davison's Hartley, 13s. 3d.; Eden Main , 17s. 9c1.; _Barto 17s. 3d. ; 'Northumberland Walls, End, 15s. • Walls End Ilamrell, 19s. ; Wolls End Berton, 190. ; Willa End South Becton, 18s. 9d. • Wan End Stewart's, 195.; Walls End Taos, 195.-124 ailips at market. Constantinople letters of the 24th state that If. /litmus, the Turkish envoy at Turin, is superseded by Ruotem Bey. Among the passengers which arrived at Southamp ten yesterday in the Peninsular mail packet Tagus was Mr. Sullivan, the United States Minister at the Court of Lisboa. A BRIDE'S OUT7IT ON ITS TRAVII.B.—The pre paration consisted In the dispatch of late maid to Boris nadir the protection of the courier, for the perdue of that outfit for a bride on which it maid be already low, in the pre. lent narrative, to beans an nem bat to which (on • vulgar principle it elegem of aillardem ie the tangier it which it professes to be milten) it &dim to give a French me. The itch and boa ha aikidos i s t o, thz agents, in the course of a ha teembkmeis its way the intervening country, baba" win aritan-honres, gar risoned by an immense ow sidey momdicants to uni fain, who incessantly remodel illßeses Petition 0= as If every individual warrior wain them were the Belieariue; and of whom them were mammy legions, that unless the warier bad equaled imt me horael and a hag of diver aaery im wakening Sir &trees, they would have worn the atehti eat bean It eel to Rome, by tuning over and ever. ell ma dengue, however, it wee triumphmtly brougbk Mob by inch, and arrived at bijou"- • Ley's end in fine cari llon. There it was exhibited to select companies of female viewers, in when gentle beams it awakened implacable halinge.—Lietle I• rot for February s , OUR flos.—Our boy is by no moans certain a his movements, he tikes sometimes one hoar to accomplish a distance of half a mile, sometimes two hours ; this le accounted for by his taking various CirellitOilB routes accord ing to his taste. One day, ia consequence of Punch sad Judy. he proceeded boon Charing-cues to Patemoster-row, eras Westmineter-bridge, the New-nut, the New Rent-rced; and then over Blackfrianebeidge, to his desiireition ; the next day he proceeded from and to the same place,. rid the Northern-road, taking in Cluildford-street, Pentonville, and the City-road. Our boy is also given to music; we hue frequently found him extemporising an accompaniment ma the bone. to a grinding organ, and once he assisted at an acrobat's performance, by surreptitiouely beating the drum when the men's balls were tuned. Our boy Is likewise given to holding conversations in the Onsets with perfect strangers, and he also takes rat interest in all shop tubers mechanical operations ore going on. Oar boy is abo of ea inquiring turn of appetite; he invariably toots the aaeLtias of our wins sod biscuits, and he carries his investie is this quarter to ouch an eaten, that whatever he gees to our printer, be steals pieces cif old printing-rollers, bearer • attain portion of trestle eaters into their eompolitism— Oneseresof Dwellers' Mirtriete, for February. MILITARY AND NAVAL FLOGOING.—One lash is the navy is considered to be equivalent in severity to ionlnl in the army, became of the naval lash being gives by the prattled strong am of a bostrerain's mate, and from the nee cords of the cat being separated at each lash, so that seek cord acts; ad the military lath given by the unskilled arm of a drummer-lad, who merely sweeps the cat round and inflicts the • ~p hmut aa be would with • whip. Tom" said, " law, Miss Feely whip I—wouldn't kill a skeeter, her whippies. Oughter imam old moor made the bah fly ; old mar knitted bow." So Tovy would my were she to wham on British land the difference between • military end a naval bogging. "law, dem drummer-boys flog . .—wouldn't kill a 'osre-fly, der whippet 's ; but dem old bona-mates scratches de blood yid der nine long-tailed cab: dery man-o'-war-eritters know how to flog ulnae and sailors."— United Soria Xatasiete for February. PENINSULAR VETERANS BEFORE. NOVALTT.—In Tune 1039, he had gone to Court to be invested with the Ribbon of t he Bath, and on his Maus he made the following brnirtradngsolddeicrarl' elsontrriucein'n..hissrjournaim.:—T.d...dltimnattbhoeanpniindiiientsuirciuof.i.rem:rof —worn, meagre, groykeded. eroopinAold corn, risking fart! I too hove one leg in the grave. we had last been together we were young, alive, full of high T ime, dark or auburn locks ! Now all are changed, d are parents, all fW/ of ram. Well, the watt b chained hand to hand, for Pamhun.:;4"twilte7tr.h7dsthear:rytholineg:agmen":4:7oei? Thm ilm' atioritha , i f: i . wh fi4d S ged r rai re l y ed Ug ol : c.x '° fil bm . ei Queen receiving our and our old shrivelled bodies and gwy beads were bo h treltfore her throne, intimating our revelation to stand by it as we bad stood when it was less !minty ' filled I wonder what she thought of mold eoldiers We mat have appeared to her like wild beast., end I dare sav she looked at us as she looks at the animals in the Biological Garden. lord BM is old and ha lost his teeth ; D oor Sir John Jones looked like a ghost ; and Sir Alexander Dickson is evidently _breaking Thinking how these ism had directed the British thunders of war, I saw that death was the wader, the ballistics of the court uniebed, mad the stared me in the fete: hie empire ii, over rife' l we are in the larder for worres7Z apparently vary indifferent venirion."—Life and flpianae el Oera. Str CUL Ai. Napier, G.C.B. By Lima:Cita, eh K. Napier. N. 1