The Express. — London, England, 1853-02-19 00:00:00

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FR A CSTRALIA and the COLONIES.—Light, caw, &rabbi ROOFING.—CROGOON'S PATENT it-ru tit!: 20 I'%o MELT te perteede impervious to raln, move, fed beet, and bun been treed hl a long sod flatmates imperiesse Is e ; area bill the 'timber remand lor slates; PIS be bid as w d m at bet n) be unpractised p mows. PRICE ONE PENNY PEA m a:Au E FIN) r. cromders ?Alma mort-coanuc auto ter ronnsf rat fee... bias and Mme same Id per Mat of tad.—tom and tefene.t.;df rent by poet on spot cotton to ClOOOOOl sad e. ort.,..TK-HILL, LONDON, who also Rap* SHIP ISIESTUInG Pett end INODOSOUn Felt for damp vale and Wag bee Mune to equelLer the temperature. FADiEs or DELICATE COMPLEXION, who auder trim 1 spoon to e. , ldwita!a. sad &op etasepheee. win unutlatt. .11.4 thing renel tboOmpilidodit IIIOwLANDW eM*. bAssial repast's aims irritatk• mimeo et emeeeeellealefee er rely M lope is • Wake mei libeembeg si di gi d ers ingegetelibi'llels seetea, ad a altidoid eat memo le the beak sel gem Pee. imam, to to applaud= preateee • Ires edtehrieengeed Ii R. aim at Ilocre =pods= Ileedsee et the ere ee eleselha ke the =ta mak. temi the ettelmene eV emetweeeee el a remeleatee. Geeslielee, aim ibiNlia teal dm ad it shig the 14,*M ert merle. mak are melee the side elk meek le I pleseeeL Mee 4e. A. - Ned Si. St gar bow. amid= AY verde 'lletelerle Ite~ ass_ So Impper, end IIOWLAND OM& fo r I=l=4=6o. Lam ea the ge. ingeme maim eased es era Wee. Mf b Semis 4 17 MEW leg Pertemesee. WWI 111:20.—N.D. !go Ispoirsiedialai=smpsi lira u. 'sassed address, all Missions mss 1. 1. imam gratis a raw at Soapy mak vierseisd Is Mida ad ano uft sod isdalsads sad NOO lie MO A NON OVENTISD TAP Os ampawas Jo a sdaig own, 4IL will la.or prim Ida Ink CL 14 writs on sub saairoa lad esl/ la Na ON [ONO. Solo 11. lII*. 4111, mai 1f Oa Woe mai Ina swerdol. WOILIIRLITS Wow ready, sad may be bad at all the Libraries. AmABEL : or, The Victor/ of Love. By MART ELlZAaltit WOINZLET. LaMlft Volumes. London Smith. Bider. and 0a.,10. CaalllL 12R. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, Owtheiles, Aug./ay *Wl. sod Orisbuil. assli; b past. WHAT TO EAT. DIEM AND AVOID. U. LECTORS TO YOUNG KEN. HOW TO Et HAPPY. pr. MOM!. AND MYSICAL OF LI/E. ON sracui: DINIASEL of MAIU3IAOI un. tu. 1 OF WDCTEL ISIMAIT DZILA! ud MOILS 12. 11ail. /NUM lOWA sal 1100TC11 LALIDIL I yob. Is. sill. ITDIIOPATUT ; 01. THE COLD WATI2 CUM Iliewee2 Itlieseerv-row; Careelbo, 147, Fleet.etreet: Meas. a Cbeflall. beereesCere se at N. Cetvervell, MM., 12 ki117t 644881 .11 1 010 11 1. 1 t. 1110 nal be eessabed daily I II 211 eedl WO. Int Coact. Her Majesty end Priam Albert honeared the perform able at the Pr news's Theatre with their pres i ei ar ice=ter• dq nealag. royal suite consisted of the sss of the Hen. Flora Macdonald, Lord Riven, Lord mad Pert, and Limit:Colonel the Hon. A. Gordon. The bead of the Cu/demean Guards attended In Bask- Palms daring as dinner on Thursday and performed the knew* sig: Osemee, " Peet" . ........ Liadaslatair. I TZ tt Pan and • htla " hoe Jatte" • ha lahalls, neettae ea la Corbeille trenutgar Amber. Bar Illefeny's Private Band afterwards attended in the men* aid playsd the following compositions : Overture, "la .te" Lobe. Owns et Salome, " Misers Brea." ltareehaer. The Nehru of Kent, accompanied by the Princess Ade. hide of Hohenlohe, and attended by Lady Fanny Howard, embed at her residence, Clarence Howe, Be. James's, at tar *Meek yesterday afternoon from Frogmore. The Dasher, with the Princess Adelaide of Hohealohe, elleated by Lady Fanny Howard, visited the Duchess of aleseeseer last evening at her residence, Gloucester Home, Metedilly. A Deputation from the Nova Scotia Mining Copper and Bea Company had an icthrview with the Duke of New castle yesterday, at the Colonial-MSc*. The deputation moskeed of Mr. lime D. Mangles, Mr. J. Wilson, Mr. Adolphus Willisin Young, Mr. B. Hankq, Mr. H. W. ge+B.664hr, Mr. P. Blyth, Mr. F. C. Wilkins, and Mr. J. A Deputation on the subject of the County Rates and lispoodithre Bill, consisting of Mr. Milner Gibson, M.P., Br. Barrow, M.P., Mr. Ossey, and Mr. Roberts, had an inionisw yesterday with Viscount Palmerston. Lied Cowley had an interview with the Chancellor of the beheepier yesterday at his official residence in Downing deed. A Deputation, consisting of Mr. James Truscott, Mr. Mr. Beresfiird, and Mr. F. Braithwaite, had an in- Unity with the Doke of Newcastle yesterday, at the Co. Wesel Steinbach had an interview with the :Duke of elverat yesterday. Sr Alexander Spearman had an interview with the Chemieede r of the Exchequer yesterday. Dulcohethes were sent yemerithy frum the Xolonial-offlce te the thevernor•General of Canada, and the Governors of the ether North American Fro•iiiees. Dispatches wen received yesterday from the Governor of Gibraltar. 1 (r ox LIT MONT'S 01111 M.) Lon Camagnum's Orrice, FEE. 17.—Notlos hp by given time his Royal Hipbon e Prince Albert will, by • 11 Weser bees hbjesty, bold levees at St. James's Palace, al M kWbehalf of kfir Majesty, on tbe bllowing demist 2 o'clock: sl iandaYs 2td March nest, and Wednesday, 9th March rt_ It h her Majesty's pleasure that preeentations to his ,___wothl }hews nt then lev.e% shall be considered erotica "", to yesentations to the Queen. Addresses to the Queen all either he forwarded to bees Majesty through the Seen * 7 of State f or t h e H ome D epartment, or may be reserved litd kat Majesty shall bold a levee. WAR-OFFICE, Fos. 18. Rrebeent of Drumm Onards.—James Outer, nest., to be aunt?, by pur c h ase . 4"lpfletoon Gauls —John Joseph Corrigan, gent., to be ereo t, by purehese, vice Ford, who retiree. rermos —Cornet Richard George Glyn, from the 12th leatl oo :t iu reg tens, to be cornet, vice Sykes, promoted. a • —Lieutenant Itobert Genre Hanky to be ,Phiet by perches*, vice Sir Warwick Charles Mors mak hart , who retires. 14 Lot Drueons.—Corset Alozander Roberts Dam, to ~_.be lieutenant, by racism*, viee Lowe, who retina. "% Lola Provost —Joseph Tarratt, gent., to be cornet, cU um erelime, vice &moan, promoted. Regiment of loot Guards.—Ensign Edward ARLOW'S NEW 1N- !.. 4 i pi p 41. vv4rE irink r ift er V I :4710 I Y N 11u,r,.1 Pereswes ale, beer , skim se ether Nem . Oh. hate Imeasaise let or add se edeteally 1 i P Ar .. that the het plat shell he draws es geed se A a - M 111 the first; warranted to map ha Net la 2 $ . s tete woks et els; prise Y. ed.; ditto .. 1/ electroplated tar wherry, he., Is. 1 c Thy above segreviag will eaptals its r j - edam when the tease key le Awed se the Mop et the elegettelleh bee a \steep. I! P.' 01 it a la r to th• 1 1 11 to the nah" :. g le rya of freely; visa the tap Ahmed . I. se se ogee *ow eireer. WM SAALOW, 141leit Ware. Mese. Ilindeadetede. Teeldrifte boo UAW wed Belk llbeedlietwer. Ado ... . ........ _ —..—.. . 1411. •La T'ht (Expr.sl ..- Amehus Dishrowe, from the teith Foot, to be ensign and lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bolt, who retires. 3rd Foot —George Noble Roe, gent., to be ensign, by pur chase, vice Walker, appointed to the 78th Foot. 6th Foot.— !kerne' Folliott Powell, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Armit, appointed to the 24th Foot. 9th Foot.—William Hussey, gent., to be ensign, by pur chase, vice Fairfax, appointed to the 31st Foot. 13th Fat.—Captain Lovell Stauhope Richard Lovell, from the 16th Foot, to be captain, vice Platt, who exchanges ; Cornwallis Henry Chichester, gent., to be ensign, by pur chase, vice W. H. Jones, promoted. 15th Foot.—Aldred 01•Ifield, gent., to be ensign, without purchase vice Moore, promoted. 16th Foot—Captain Charles Rowley Platt, from the 13th Foot, to be captain, vice Lovell, who exchanges. 17th Foot —Staff-Surgeon of the Second Class, Thomas Cowan, M.D., to be surgeoa, vies Robert Allan, who re tires upon half-pay. 19th Foot.—Tliomas Woore Scott, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Clay, promoted. 29.nd Fat.—Ensign Robert Richardson Ellis, from the 40th Foot, to be ensign, vice Poole, promoted; Edward Napo leon L'Retrange, gent., to be ensign, by panther*, vies Moore, who retires. 28th Fat—John Bainbrigge Story, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Elates, promoted. 31st Foot.—Lieutenant William Henry Barry to be captain, by purchase, vice Walnut, who retires; Ensign Thomas Eaton Swettenham to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Barry; Ensign Charles Knight Pearson, from the 99th Foot, to be ensign, vice Swettenham. 38th Foot.—ltawdon Charles Patrick de Robeck, gent., to be bed Footensign, by purchase, vice Stewart, appointed to the 44th Foot —.Lieutenant Edward Chelmeley Deriag, from the 85th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Baker, who ex changes. 45th Foot. —Allen Allecocke Young, gent, to be ensign, by purchase, vice Meuraut, appointed to the 111th Foot. 45th Foot.—James Edward Perry, gent., to be ensign, with out purchase, vice Farm, promoted. 48th Fat.—Ensign Ileury Richmond Hoghton Gale to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bushe, who retires; Er nest Christian Wilford, gent., to be ensign, without pur chase, vies BediugtelJ, promoted; Assistant Surgeon Thomas Goldie Soot, M.D., (dna the 79th Foot, to be surgeon, vice James Young, M.D., who retires upon half- TM 49th Foot—Charles Warren Adams, gent, to be ensign, by purchase, vice Le Merchant, promoted. 50th Fat—Montague de Sales McKenzie Gordon Clarke, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Fawcett, pro moted. 60th Foot —Francis Dundee Farquharson, gent, to be se cond lieutenant, by purchase, vice Robertson, promoted. 62nd Fat.—Alexander George Dickson, gent., to be en sign, by purchase, vice Roberts, promoted; Lawrence Blakidon, gent, to be ensign, by purchase, vice Tibbitts, promoted. 83rd Foot.—Roger Bwire, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Gauntlett, whose retirement was announced in the Gaitette of the 21st January, 1853. 67th Foot.—Assistant-Surgeon John Elliot Carte, M. 8., from the 14th Foot, to be surgeon, vice Matthew, ap pointed to the staff. 69th Fat—Charles West Hill, gent., to be ensign, with out_pnrehase, vice Charlatan, promoted. 77th Foot—Arthur Francis Maine, gent., to be ensign i by purchase, vice Maude, who retires ; Lieutenant Wales% Ronald' has been superseded, for being absent without lease. 78th Fort.—Ensign Melville Augustus Walker, from the 3rd Foot, to be ensign, vine &Rory, appoin ted to the 30th Foot. 85th Fat—Lieutenant James Gribbin' to be captain, by purchase vice Aidi, who retires; Lieutenant William Thomasßaker, from the 44th Foot. to be lieutenant, doe Bering, who exchanges • Ensign Robert Carr Giynn to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Oubbins ; Augustine Vito Gerald, gent , to be ensign, by purchase, vice Athorpe,promoted ; Henry Manlier* Chichester, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Rogge. Ist West India leegiment—Seeend•Lientenant John Kysh, from the sth Foot, to be ensign, vice Pettersoa, promoted. 2nd West India Regiment—Staff Surgeon of the Second , Class John William Mostyn, M.D. to be Surgeon, vim George Allman, who retitle upon half-pay. Ceylon Rifle Regiment.—Captain George Radiant, from half-pay Unattached, to be captain vice Brevet-Major C. Kitson, promoted, withoutpurchise, to an Unattached Majority. Cape Mounted Riflemen.—Charles Studdert Mannsall, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Lucas, promoted. St. Helimaßegiment.—Adolphus William Campbell, gent., to be ensign, without purchase. Doormat bears.—Surgeon Thomas Patrick Matthew, from the 87th Foot, to be staff surgeon of the second elms, vies Cowan, appointed to the 17th Foot ; William Brown, M.D., to be assistant surgeon to the forces, vies Poole, appointed to the 73rd Foot ; William Alexander Mackinnon, gent., to he assistant surgeon to the forests, vice George, promoted in the 12th Foot. UNATrACllllD.—Lieutenant Samuel Percy Lea, from the 25th Foot, to be captain, without purchase. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Via. 17. Corps of Royal Engineers. Second Lieutenant Lionel Charles Barber to be first lieutenant, vice 8 ndeman, de ceased. NEW DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS. NeWCASTLZ-VPON-TYMIS. William Armstroog, Rog., Sir John Fife, Knight, George Fenwiek, banker, Thomas Emerson Headlsm. Esq James Hodgson, Esq., Joseph Hawks, Esq., Joseph Lama, Esq., Robert Plummer, Esq., Henry West, Esq. IRELAND. Duman, Pas. 18. The first grand civic banquet of the present may oralty having been delayed until our new Lord Lieu tenant should be installed in Dublin Castle, took place last night in the King's Room of the Mansion house. The great feature of the night was the speech of the Earl of St. Germans, in returning thanks for the toast of the "Lord Lieutenant and Prosperity to Ireland." In reference to the topic of the appre hended abolition of the vice-regal office, his Excel lency said: Gentlemen, as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland my duty is to administer the local government of this country ; bat I am not here to expound the sentiments or to declare the inten tions of the coafidential advisers of the crown. I spoke that which I believed—that which was my own opinion. It is my opinion still ; and I will go a step further, and say that I will not be a party to any measure which has for its object the abolition of the vice-regal office. If any inch measure is brought forward, entertaining the opinion which I do, I shall oppose it, and I shall be prepared to state, then and there, my reasons for so opposing it. As I have already said, I have no right to fetter the discretion of the confidential advisers of the crown, or to tell you what their intentions may or may not be ; but this I may venture to assure you, that the assertion which has been made that a hill has been prepared, or is about to be prepared, for the abolition of the office of Lord Lieutenant, is utterly and en tirely untrue. I have no reason whatever to suppose that such a measure is in the contemplation of the govern ment. The Archbishop of Dublin returned thanks for the toast of his Grace s health, coupled with " the Clergy of Ireland;" the Right lion. F. Blackburn spoke to that of the " University of Dublin," of which he is vice-chancellor; and the other speakers who re sponded to the remaining toasts were Sir Edward Blakeney, the Attorney-General, Mr. Dargan, Lord Monk, Lord Wharoclitfe, and Mr. Napier, M.P. CUSTODY OF MR. FEARGUS O'CONNOR.—Yeaterday Miss O'Connor applied to the sitting magistrate at Ham mersmith Police Court for aid in obtaining the removal of bee brother, who was in Dr. Tuke's Asylum at Chiswick Manor, to another establishment. Hitherto she had been unable to obtain access to her brother, u the uniform answer upon her presenting herself was that Dr. Tube was not at home. A notice to deliver had been served, but rejected by the doctor. When the patient was originally plated en this asylum 1,7004, his property, was deposited in the joint names of Dr. Tube and Mr. Jacob Bell. The doctor could, therefore, allege no unsatisfied claim. The magistrate said he could do nothing in the ease, and referred the applicant to the Commissioners in Lunacy. Tne PORT or DUBLlN.—Yesterday a return to the House of Commons Obtained by Hr. George, M.P.) was printed, showing that in 1852 the receipts on account of the port of Dublin were 42,1821. IDs. Id., and the disburse ments 31!,636/. NARVAU AND 1115 VIENNA MISSION.—A letter from Madrid of the 12th, states that at the moment that most people were expecting to hear of some desperate move ow the part of General Names, that matters were ar ranged a P oiasable. Finding that treat offence had been given by his first letter, Narrate addressed another letter to the Queen. In very dutiful language, and praying to be excused from proceeding to Vienna. In consequence of this request a royal order had been transmitted, by which he is exonerated from proceeding there, and allowed to select for his residence any point out of Spain that he may choose. TILE MURDER IN DEVONSIIIRL—From the evidence which we published • few days since it appeared that only one man, George Sp irkes, was directly . implicated in this murder. Since then, however, the magistrates of the division hare made an inquiry into the matter, and addi tional facts have been obtained, which implicate the other prisoner, James Hitchcock. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1853. SHARE LISTS. FRIDAY EVANIXO. The English railway market to-day was generally inactive, but firm. The chief " run " was in Scotch lines, nearly all of which were better, Edinburgh and Perth rising W., and Aberdeen and Edinburgh and Glasgow 21. Oxford and Worcester and Brighton stocks were flat, and Dublin and Belfast Junction better. The market closed steadily. French stares opened feverishly on a pressure of purchases against " bear" account, Northern' reach ing 36i, but on the receipt of lower prices from Paris a sudden relapse took place. In the afternoon there was a recovery, and at the latest hour 36 was bid for Northers'. THIS DAY—Two o'CLouw. The railway market to-day is rather flat, but busi ness is very quiet. Caledonian, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Midland, and some of the other heavy stocks have receded. Aberdeens, however, are again higher. French lines are generally fairly supported. MARES AND *TOMS Iss to•day vp I to 3 p.a. 33 ti k•uhir.lta4 ILA I istworp Yd kettenlain Beggs IfiMato Juoctim Cbarbores loot Erquellso. Eigoa owl Iltoosps ton lathes Gem Limo Irearneria— Grand Jusecies of Prance OtWooLafflmodvithorta :; I ii ILWATS. die 1 3 140. :4 11 I it r.!. Dw Mi (!N 4j ineuwari . De. (Oink) . De. a per et. Preference !rimie and Mediterranean 4-- Maria Amok& Namur & LCI, (with ta.) Do. Do.(ez Interest) .. N.Ttherth of Creme... Dm X% 3 per et. bead. lee K. k Areierm Korwegka Trunk Mks. Para ski Ligep Paris Led Orleans ... •.. Paris and Sown ... Pula eel Strao.o.rw Pirte.Cee-Asttetterlinare Quebec mil tManead Mous and Ilavre timbre said MC . DD. h 4 per Cent. Trier. Negth. - ni - of iiinc• - • - ILWer India &nip Wen Flinders _ _ q 2 4 46 1 it i die 11 pal =fpm T 1 11 6 T 33 351 14 14i 16 1:1 pm 39 40 39 40 xla 32! $ 41 11 pm 111 pea 10 Vi IS $1 SR i si inn 4 14 i " p. i "'• irl : i i Pea I Do. pre Ont. I Wenn. ""NAM, int I L d. ,therum iAILWATS. . 611A:shel l 111.411 . 80 . ! all Ilieut.Wity. 'lll !Sirkeo., ali Ilia dw do. /lt.. !Mow ad Ildr. , Wid .. Tait suml Dirks ... .. taius Ng DAlntJeas . I.llloooll.oi umi l i taad A _ Dna Ayala ' ' DMA =LIDA . 11 . 1. SAWA Sown Union Clia;; A... enfla &UAL) pa. alma B and Ufa% Art lailisolue a. a w.l. a...aaaasa IN lidtanarats and ?Mr INIII idlaborgla NA MAl•lamilh IN goes, also& 108 Illothen ... ... 100 as. A. 100 &we.% 11000 k.. 1 1011 mad 01 4.1.040.1 1 101 1 Orval Wynne .. . 1 11 Ildsli Owl\ Iftlen; .. all I lasualor millnitliala .. nil De. Mats .. 100 ilArouldre awl Toritahlr , 16 .1 De. Pais ... Ow 1671 Slaw Vette Look Northern , Lasiss sad Ikethst =Brig.not S. Cow & North-Wow Doane ah,llLaad 11.(C Looks t doutb-Wesierr 40 . Loadondeny Landondrryt Pagilakil les SiLlatainsh lb. Asa.* Lind. Valor 3.l7llfrei:ul;ll)44‘. Mid.o (Iseisad).. t Nowraarlat De. /1 , 7 ItstnifoiCei 'Newry and km 1104,1184 . Nelll7W•friefOillthitM. Do.Nsw _ _ Northers imistiss Milos Oath Beltiok 'North Devon:llft I. , Do. A Deferred Do. f s Oseraataid pi* 8 tarUf UNSAY... _ Weston Port bead S. WM *sottish Denim! &old* Midland Winn. k Bim.. Sr A Do. L.Bl.W.Goar. Btk Abrowobory sad Chasm [liar. W. MIL) .. Is. Dowootry 1 1 Obropobir• Doke .. I . 11 . 110eaTi;0; — ... 10 Banta Lots= SA Routh Wales Terbb.lllllverD I Ditto ditto .. I! TlioatottlanaDookkiti Us of fiesta' . . Win Word and Moony. Walortard sad Ltabariek. Went °primal Wiabledos rid Croydon Torklinirsnotloltiorwinl, 17. -- 41;. — Zatess; — .. Do.O.N.R.Purobaw. Ircek mmi sii ■ldled )07241•••.: _ L Ma Abaft= No. 2, 7 par I 0 ga /Aster 4 per I WNW= /Aar sod lielyikaid _ _NA Ulan ... „_.. essemissioquisirs•ct s De. Es. (111..) 7pr ct. Os. ie. (71. 170 7 pir Ct. 6 606.066.111t#6,6 p 6.,N0l 01116 6e. Rs.l 10 Ds. lbw 6pa CPI. Poi ilkat.l76lpArtirp.llp.Ct tiories, 111 per 100 Grua llorthera I wrap 100 D. 6pr ent. &rip. L. atmlile et Ppd. pm sy Dm 44 pi PP. 01 Otrihregalles(Mks ▪ 044441.M0 Wimp Sp Igo OtAresPro„ % pm. 1110 ADP 4Fr AM mat. • Leassubln 151a641 , rlo IN Dins pr wet Pore_ 100 GaAs IMPLOusr.6 prot 100 13411•Trd44411414 rerll4 ilriablaWatOwn&de 411 pmessaimpto4l4r.4ll4 ill .4operaPppWlPl6ols 13 'lles.llll•4l.llaJne73lo. co/ 10 I Do.33erw dlO . all Weopp.46 Onies . ^. 4! p 1100 ilto•DeriAr.l.l./epG. Dab ?Edemas 10 Nod* Istawdon... all I , Do. Guaranteed /4 per . 10 Pall " • Do.WaveneyValley I pet I ISO Nowt\ British „ ! all North 13talordddre I 10t Oaktd. Woreester. are Waiver, Sll. 6 pr Crw • I Dit.o ditto ditto I • , threwellditrrn.NewGuer. 10 ,111trewe*Ceastet(erar.W. Min.) • per Oast.. 10 Do. 3 per Cent IS /notate Doren 11 DM* Nov ..... all South Natters (Rawlins Ann.) of 51.0.6 all Stlnlrottettiret pen:Lauer 3 Watetiorditlitlteanyip.ot 100 Tort, N•wowelo.l3 Imre. GI-North of Zag.paredt 1 Ditto Ditto 10 /Tork&N.llld.ll.tlaurti LINL LWOW 47 111naiserimhOzhrOw1 11=1.64111"(Letaple:: JimorsLA Deft reanst.pirema. , Atte without ilium (1,;;;1 to OrZlWooraer leoldoghanoldro Onola S. Lcooloolall.Woolors (Weed todisirks) 11,411".4mbialr4PM: 71;;TeTtcTalriiiithin' .. j Gloucester k Dose rare. _ ;a; dit;;l - o; flartlcooot Doek h BMW. (kard to Yk. N. it Der.) Dullaidelby(Liorkairtli.o Do. dams (ditto) .. Do. Awn (ditto) Larks owl Grocolneb (Mod to aoutk MAIM OHM 'Wetmore (ditto) LorotoD OtiF.!RitCiat. Okb ditto 6 per Coal Sdasalt,Busina,k3lstlook Geed to I N. W. 10114.) 111641611pr0' sad Inicaz (leased to tolkt. k 11110.666 Bradford (KM) 71.3rUksrfatasters 3 pe!Lt PrestawkWyrir Clem La . 401.Weat.MAier.Ifforl Ditto aim (ditto)... lloyno• Ow to (most Northern fin P herrn th to. Joh 131 133 IN 139 lo Mr. %Vitas) Noe Valley, I p. Mime (Word to Swaim!!Dar. `)ato NM ihtto Will. Semerort (tioserl toGroat, Wtottwa)...mo 103 IN i iel Own N I Os. IltecnuffSes. laP twirallan AgrL . $1 V. Brit. Aing. lAnd all 5 Peelitly.Lit(LA tn. a I 4 cottlehAust. Invest a Australloi Land Si 100 Vas IKtman•e Lead tf 1(0. 111.1 10.0610 111,11* 127,413 100,00: 12,:u0 HMO I Sulam dos* yesterday. to-day. 245 5$ 264 22 It I Pin It 1 pas If II $6 60 1 61 60 Is 20 JOINT STOCK BANKS. sues.. NO. Niue Brum raid prices does yesterday. to-day. 11.500 40 tuatralarla 40,004 LS r.hartd. Bank of Asia • 50,000 20 Chart. Bank of ladle Australia. and China 2 1 14 9 11 23.000 » !elfish, Scottish. sad Australian Chattered 4 14 14 too II 24,000 20 London Bank of Aus tralis and India . 1 6 ' dla 3,000 >n Gndoa Ch .rterad Dank of Auetralla 60,000 Royal Austral. Rankine an 1 Gold Import. Co 1 4,000 3 South wean& U 4 6 42 NAN 16 Maim of Australia 1,000 ... Do. New....—. FRIDAY EVllente. There has been a good steady business to-day in English mines. Alfred Consols shares appear to have been chiefly in demand. The further rise in r copper and tin (noticed below) is calculated to impart ' a further stimulus to business in this department. The sales to-day include :—South Bassett, at 580; North Pool, 315; South Caradon, 2021, 205; United Mines, 375; Dolcoath, 67; Com ford, 60 ; IVest Damsel, 135; Tremayne, 251 ; Trelawney, 62 ; Alfred Consols, 171, 4 ; Trefusis, 16 ; Herodsfoot, 11; Gonamena, 114; Tincroft, 104; Mendip Hills, 74: Drakewalls, 51, 4; Bilbricken, 51; South Tamar, 7 ex di v . ; West Russell, 255., 275., 28s. ; IVheal Qtrpenter (South Sydenham), 81 ; Butterdon, 4 ; East Frongoch, 64,7; St. Day United, 2 prem.; Wheal Guskus, 245., 275.; Cwm Darren, 12s. 6d.; Cubert, 1/, 2 ; Great Sheba, 10,8; Bryn. tail, 4,1; East Wheal Vor, 11; Wheal Peru, 11,4 ; Wheal Uny, 15,16; Wheal Mary Ann, 40. The gold mining share market was characterised by an upward tendency throughout the day, and closed at its beet point. Nouveau Monde, were in particular request. The tendency is evidently in the direction ,of a revival of speculation in this market The shares of the old Australian Copper Com pany were also in demand, and after reaching n, closed 81 to 7. The non-official quotations 'are : Peel River Land and Mineral, 81 to 9 prem. ; Australian Mutual, to 1 pprreem. ; Australian Consols, to 1 prem.:; Australasian Coal, 1 to 1 prem.; Lewis Hill Range, 1 dis. to par; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 die. to par; Albion Gold, par to 1 prem.; Monarch, par to / prem. ; L'Aigle d'Or, par to 1 pr e m. ; G o ld en Moun tain, 1 to 1 dis.; Chartered Australian Land and Minir g , 1 dts. to par ; Burns' Creek Gold, 1 dis. to par; Garnett and. Moseley, par to prem.; La Peruvienne, par to prem.; Brazilian Diamond and Gold, 1 to 4 prem. ; Gladbach Zinc, 2 prem.; Port- land Iron, Ito prem.; Sulphate of tlarytes, dia. to par; Port Royal and St. Andrew Copper, 11 to prem.; Jamaica Copper, 1 to a prem. ; Mixon Head, par to 1 prem. ; Pontgibaud Silver-lead, par to 1 prem. ; Kenmore, to 1 prem.; South Cork Copper, par to 1 prem.; Glenauho, par to prem.; Conne mara, 3 to 1 prem.; Carberry West, par to 1 prem. THIS DAY, —Two o'CLocs. Very littleiusinessbasheen done to-day in the gold mining shares, and in some instances proves are Hat. Generally, however, there is little change from the rates of yesterday. Australian Agricultural shares rose to 264 at the opening, but have since fallen partially again. E z the Pell River shares this stock opened buyers at 122, but is now quoted about 110 to 120. South lAustralian Land have risen to 62 ; North British Australasian, to 11 to 2 prem.; Scottish Australian Investment, to 11 to 11 prem. Closing i 8UJ114411 IPA Hare. Muss. Paid prism Mum yesterday., to-day. - - 100,000 I Loa Fria -.--- ---- all 4 11 pm 24 2 30,000 1 Anglo Australian Gold .11 Par 4pm 160,060 10s. Anglo CalUornian ..... all 4 4 ~ 10,000 II Amtnialan 3 2 3 411 10,000 NI Australia 4 64 7 " 7 60,000 I Austrailsn airdillora 100,000 1 Millman Prosbeld 30,000 1 aso Maria. all I aid par 300,000 1 WIN* Australia Gold W 4 pm 110,000 AO Oral* Iron 13.3 9 10,000 33 masiLlmp.(lm.atil.p,r. 344 31 4 6,000 30 Dm Ormissand °aloha .11 14 21 11,60 , 30 Do. M. )obo UM Ile; II 29 30 310,000 1 Oarsonls Creek 4 Par IPm 4 11,009 40 OlfCi .....•••_ an 311 41 ad 100,000 11 I 34 34 ,0, _..... .. MOM , l4 - - 33,601 Bt. Masora of Ens all - - 1,000 23 Prot. 71 per owl all - -pm 16,000 6 61ga4ustr.li.nOvict all 3 11 SO 106,060 3 Nugget Vein.- all 3/ 41 pm 20,M44 4 le 4JO ung all 141 134 13,000 Omni Mosby of Badge all par Ipm 11.003 Onist Memith. all 14 II pm 106,00 r lA* /Wontall I IMs 60,0410 Marty all t 4 SII 30,000 Laidonikealifsms. Gold Quirts Crashing tb all i 4 dl, 4 100,000 Xerlsolta all 1 dl. 4Pm 90,000 1 limislinkBl9.Amaricas 9 364 1 2uNIMO Nom Masada 930,040 144mvosa Meads 13 , ,000 Part Pldllp. 1 1$ 11 pm 911,060 quart. Rook all par 1 put 11,000 10 RA yney Iron all 3l 23 .. Ditto New - - „ . ... 7 . 0110 10 Minna. &Cabs llll In 71 110,000 1 "oath Australian 4 all Par i Fin 8,000 10 no Glatt 63,174 11.3.11/ Malted Nazism 70,000 1 Waller 100,000 , 1 West Granada 4l 4 • 100,000 1 I , Wrol Namara. a 4 ••• 91 100.'40 1 , Tuba I all I 4 1a6% MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY Evaxiwa. During all the earlier part of the day great buoy ancy prevailed in the English stock market, Consols reaching par, but sales followed, and the closing range was about the same as that of yesterday. Ge nerally the market continues to wear a strong ap pearance. It is evident the reduction of the interest on Exchequer Bills is telling upon the funds, as there will necessarily be some accompanying change of investment. Money commanded in the Stock Ex change 2 to 21 per cent., but "out of doors" it is still tight, there being a continuance of the demand for accommodation. The Brazil mail brings news of the Chowringhee, which has on board be tween 60,000 and 70,000 ounces of gold from Australia, having put into Pernambuco, and sailed thence on her homeward voyage on the 2lst January. Other gold•freighted vessels must be close at hand. The meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company produced little effect on prices. Attention is, however, drawn to the proposed creation of upwards of two millions sterling additional capital for auxiliary lines, &c. The rise in French shares continues. Northern, have reached 36. Consols were first marked 991 for money, were purchased by the government broker at 991, and even touched 100 for time ; but the closing price was 991 to / for cull, and 99/ to z fur the 10th March. The official business list is annexed, viz. : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, ,„I ; ditto for account, 991, 100, 991. Th ree per Cents. Reduced, 1001, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031,;,, I. t. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16. India Stock, 266, 269. Bank Stock, 227, 228. The tendency of the Exchequer Bill market was downward. There was more disposition to sell, ac companied by an absence of demand, and the dealers, who are already " over bought," are unwilling to take them in large amounts. The June Bills ruled at 255. to 355. prem. It is considered that the re duction in the March Bills to Id. interest per day leaders it extremely probable that a similar rate of Wisest only will be offered on the June issue when it falls renewable, always supposing the market will admit of the reduction being carried out. The Ad vertised Bills arc marked 15e. prem., and closed 10s. to 20s. prem., being still di ffi cult of sa l e . I n di a Bonds were aso lower, marking 455. prem. Foreign stocks aro generally rising. Mexican bonds advanced to 24 on purchases on Dutch account, and closed 231 to 1. Russian, Spanish, and Dutch, all realised higher prices. Granada Deferred bonds, on the other hand, are heavy, and Buenos Ayrean dell to 55 to 60 upon the news of another revolution, but there were no transactions in this stock. It would appear that the city was decidedly gaining the advantage over the besieging party. We under stand that the committee have not received a line of news to-day by the steamer, but that, notwithstand ing the contest now going on, the usual monthly re mittance of 5,000 dole. (sufficient to pay 11 per cent. per annum on the bonds) has come duly to band. Yesterday these bonds were transacted at 63. Bargains are marked as follows: Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1P52, 9 . 71. Danish Five per Cents., 1071. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 981. Ecuador Bonds, 51. Granada Deferred, 11, 101. Mexican Three per Cents., 231, 24, 231. Portuguese Four per Cents., 39, 381. Russian Five per Cents., 121, 1, 120. Sardinian Five per Cents., 95. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 471. ° ditto New Deferred Three per Cent s ., 231, 1,1 ; the Committee's Certifs., 41 per cent. The annual meeting of the East Indian Railway Company was held to-day, but, beyond acquainting the proprietary that the works comprised in the first contract with the East India Company are in active progress, and that tenders for the construction of the second section to ltajmahal will be invited in this country and in India simultaneously, the directors had no matter of great interest to lay before them. The proceedings are noticed elsewhere. At the meeting of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company to-day, the directors' statements were also limited to reporting progress. The capital is stated to be adequately subscribed, and the directors pio mise that no delay shall take place in the realisation of the spirited design of immediately building and running vessels sufficiently large to carry their own coals oa the longest voyages. Australian Agricultural shares receded to 242 in the morning, but a marked rally subsequently took place, and the closing price was 257 to 2412. Ex the Peel River shares, there was a great demand for this stock, said to be owing to the receipt of accounts of further gold discoveries on this company's estates. These accounts are stated to have been re ceived, via Brazil. The price of the old shares closed 115 to 120, being in great demand. Generally there is a tendency towards a revival of the demand for Australian securities of all descrip tions. Bank of Australasia shares are still rising. In other miscellaneous stocks there were transactions as follows :—London and County Bank, 31730"; Oriental Bank Corporation, 49; Provincial Bank of Ireland New Shares (101. paid), 17! ; General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 12; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 864; do. (251. paid), 51; Ebro Canal shares are quoted 14 to 1; prem.; Beziers and Graissessae Railway, par to # prem. ; Royal Swedish Railway, #to dis.; French South Eastern Rail way, par to prem.; Chartered Bank of Asia, # dis. to par. A dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum falls payable on the shares of the Monetary Advance Society on the Ist March. Business in American stocks this week has been rather more active, there being generally a fair de mand for most descriptions of securities. At Vienna yesterday (Thursday) the 5 per cent. Metallic. were quoted 94, and the exchange on Lon don 10.51, being nearly the same as before. At Am sterdam yesterday, prices of funds showed an upward tendency, especially for Mexican, Dutch, and Spanish. There was a decided improvement to-day in the rates for short exchange on Paris, which was offered at 25.10, with money at 25.121, and transactions in some instances as high as 25.15. The price of three months' paper remains unaltered, but the Paris Ex change is chiefly guided by the quotation at short. Hamburg was also rather higher at 13.7; to 8, but several amounts were done at 13.71. Frankfort likewise experienced a rise, being done as high as 1204, at which rate, however, bills were in good re quest. Other exchanges were unaltered. Mr. Mihill Slaughter, secretary to the railway de partment of the Stock Exchange, has just issued his railway traffic tables for the years 1851, 1852, 1853, and 1854. These tables are intended as a ready means of comparing the gross traffic receipts of 16 principal lines in 1851 and 1852 with those current and to come. By his position the indefatigable com piler is enabled to avail himself of all the official return., and his statements are thus marked by ex traordinary accuracy. The Bank of England return for the week ending Saturday, the 12th February, is as follows : HANK 01ENOLANI IrSPIDWA x•soil rasa ----Amman° £31.799,710 1411111111.3 efeletioters' Coital 614.168 .4 00 Rat 3.313.9.34 Public Depolionneiod Elev. Ono sob. of 6 8. 4 1 1 D 4.14,1 Dlv. Aosta.) $ 3 . 2 .r. 97 Mbar DopoAlta dovindonuid other BUY 1.417.134 £37.06.633 tor the week =dim Feb. 12. 1863 .- - - 17067nMeat sat.w.ru Other Seeazttlia. 5.A84.91 , 0 Gold Coin and BOW 17.750,656 Kim bullion imaas.n. 617v - eniTo . e;it Beessritla dedud. Dead %Veleta Annuity) £13.449,600 Otherdeettrltlas Notes Gold and Myer Cols b02,6Z.0 rob. 17. 1811. 1,37,M 838 MARSHALL. Chief Caehter. The above return, when compared with that for the week preceding, exhibits the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 22,305,083 Decrease 390,325 Public deposits 6,239,297 'lncrease 671,092 Other deposits Oevernment securities in bankingdepartment..: 13,648,600 Decrease 116,051 i Otheraecurities n banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,417,834 Ikercase 22,164 The Rest The Reserve In the present position of the money market everT return of the Bank is invested with consider able interest, but the changes in this balance sheet are not great in a numerical point of view. The de crease in the bullion is, as we anticipated in our im pression of Wednesday, viz., " under three hundred thousand pounds." The most striking feature of the return is the diminution in the " other " or private deposits, a movement which, under present circum. [THREEPENCE. stances, affords evidence of the extent to which floating balances are being withdrawn from the Bank with a view to their profitable employment in the open market now that money commands rater, so much more remunerative than those cur• rent a few months ago, when only about 1 per cent. was obtainable "on call." On the other hand, the " other securities" remain at a nearly stationary figure. It is thus evident that whilst the Lombard-street houses have experienced considera ble demand for accommodation, there had not been, up to the date of this return, any remarkable rush for money at the Bank at its minimum of 3 per cent. The institution is shown to be steadily reducing the amount of government securities held by it for so many months. The increase in the public deposits is satisfactory as regards amount, but owing to the changes above adverted to, the increase in the reserve is very trifling. On the whole, this return is of a tranquillising character. 1 P• 11. Mar. 1000: io VW, 10 ire: li 11.,. 9 Sli in gi IS It Si S Ms 23 32 ICS 8 114 8 41, eSe Si 1$ :14 IS If e Ii POI s II iisi l i ti 11 II sl 78 78 $3 80 78 80 10 34 0 33 80 13 79 80 44 46 118 MI 108 110 91; 13 90 Si 111 14 pa 791 7S 40 4 dl 19 19 9 9 Fll_ 103 ad 134 ail 3 pm ii ii die 4 4 die 11 1$ ii ii ii ii $ - i dim 7$ 7V 4$ 47 it the • a Si is $4 114 1 21 dls 36_ 117 _ - gm. 411 4f 4 4. id' :1 Ile a 49 60 100 103 63 63 67 69 71 73 10 90 9 111 14 111 if I dig 21 23 1104 111 27 613 IS lid 4 If 16 16 9 If 37 . 39_ I d i e It Si 71 " 71 O Ms 2 -ii „ 791 If i If 105 f 2.1 110 f 1 fel 10. 101 103 lt 7 If 20 I 11 i 1 I 1 4 pm pas to ii pm Hi to la I ISt 8 14 In U$ Ili 114 et II II 71 1 10* zd lee lel eel Irlif i ~. 114 4 pok 10 11 111 139 9 10 lie II I 0 1/ 0 poPa 144 10 zd nt L Pal at ta I I IN 110 _ fi IS id llli l Il i pm 17 6 i In ll Pa 16 It - jar -. i Pen 16 If le Sri a Os Pm If 3 105 II Al Pit iPa 30 31 21i Koi so II zd ID m„ 106 110 51j Hi 141 111 1124 $B4 111 113 2/ 114 1/ MI4 114 114 1 214 111 20 14 24 t $ 164 109 a :I , $4 all Pi:s4 - ra 100 100 1100 i 100 1 nil, ,Ice . 14'41 1111 St a ft an Is 87. If 81 -I et. St TIIIS DAY.—Two o'CLooz. - -- --- The English funds are lower to-day, considerable heaviness having been induced by reports of Con tinental complications, involving more especially Austria and Turkey, and, by the withdrawal of a considerable amount of money that had hitherto been afloat in the market. Consols, after being done at Vin, are now quoted 99; to for account, and 09f to fur cash. Ihe Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to 3 ; the Three-and-a -Quarter per Cents., 103; to ; Bank Stock, 227; to 228. Exchequer Bills have experienced a further full. The advertised issue has been dealt in as low as par ; and the present quotation is 10s. to 13s, prem. for both March and June Bills. Business in the foreign house is almost eompletely at a stand-still. Buenos Ayrean Bonds have rallied to 62. The only other bargains recorded arc in Mexican, at 23; ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103; ; Spanish New Deferred Threes, 23; ; and Dutch Fours, 981. VIENNA, Fen. 16.—Five per Cent. Metalltques New Loan (Series A), 94 ; (Series B), 1064 ; Pour-and-a-Halt per Cents., 844. Bank Shares, 1,400. Exchange on London, 10.50. BERLIN, FEL 16.—Voluntary :Loan, 102; New Loan, 44 per Cent. (1850), 102 ; ; ditto (1852), 102 t; National Debt, 931 • Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1484 ; Bank Shares, 110. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LANR, SATURDAY MORNING. There has been an improved demand for produce gene rally during tho week, and higher ryes have in several in stances bee% paid. Importers of Sugar hare bald for full so advanced prices, and good strong refining qualities have been disposed of at a rise of 6d. per cwt.; foreign ilesenp tions hays been bought in at high quotations. Coffee has been more inquired fur, and by private contract several parcels have changed hands at about 6d. to Is. per cwt. ad vance. Considerable sales of Saltpetre have been made at about 6d. to Is. per cwt. a b ove th e f ormer currency. R ace Chas been in good demand, at steady prices. Tho Tea mar ket ,has been somewhat animated, and a few speculative buyers of good and fine Congous have caused the trade also to take more freely of these qualities. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply abort, with a brisk trade. Prime meadow lay, 84s. to 905.; inferior 725. to 80e. ; Bowen, 50s. to 60s. ; Clover, 9.h. to 1055.; second cut, 70s. to 90.. ; straw, 28s. to 325. TALLOW. MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is quieter than yesterdsy. Town Tallow is quoted 445. nett cash; Petersburg TX on the spot, 465. ; January to March, 465. ; Oct. to Dee. (new), 46.. Mesurirr Avaissous.—Town Tallow, 465. 6d. • Fat by ditto, 24. 6d. ; Yellow Russian, 465. 6d. ; melted Staff 34a. 66. ; rough ditto, 225. 6d. ; Tallow Graves, 14s. ; good Dregs, 6s. COVENT-GARDEN.—THIS DAY. In eoneequenee of the severe weather which has set in, the market has not been so well supplied with vegetables during the past season ; but of fruit in season there M sufficient for the demand. Table Pears and Apples are, however, still scarce. The former are almost en ti re ly con fined to BuerrE Rance of but second-rate quality, and the latter to American Newton Pippins, and a few old Golden Pippins. The supply of Pine Apples is pretty well kept up. Forced Strawberries continue to make their ap pearance. Cob and other Nuts are realising fair prices. Among:Vegetables, we renurked:.ome good :Green Peas of foreign growth. Both Seskale sod Rhubarb are pretty abundant; and Asparagus is good but dear. Potatoes are a Mille dearer. Mushrooms are scarce. Cut Rowers con sist of Heaths, Primula*, early Tulips, Roses, Cyclamens, Mignonette, and Camellias. • Pineapples, per lb., 64 to Hs Apples, &Nowt, p bus" 10a to 11. kitchen. do., rdi to 106 Fun. par dos., Ised to ta Almonds, per peek. Ss street, per lb. 24 to Se Nate, Struce:ona, per bathed, 20► Cobs, 110 e Chestnuts, per bosh., Ss. to :as LeTa; es"; pe-r—d-,W:fi-to'-t; cTniew;`iirifOiiiio - i• ° per dad 247 ,la to . Pree b r Baud, as 100, 4s to So Brom% ter dos., 2s to Se Grade. car dod, 4s to 60 Brussels Sprouts, per bf. dove, Ss to So AsPssssaso. P. boodle. So to Is Settale, per ballet, .. to 4. Rhubarb, per boodle, Pd to le 6d Potatoes, per tor, 83tto 136 s Leekr, per bunch, 36 to 66 Mallets, per Ib, 6d to Sd Garlic, per lb., 6d to 6d Lettuce, cab., per Poore, 1d to 64 cos, do., ls to Is Radiates, per don... s to lathl Endive, per score, is 64 to is ..;t1 • Small tiamds, p. pun., 24 to 3d Bone Itatitab, per bal., Is to 30 IlluArooma, per pot. 3. to tts 64 Sorrel, per half sieve, 6d to to Artichokes, Jer. no., Is 4s is 6.1 Fennel, prr bu nch, 2d to 3d &vary, per bunch, 2d to 3d Thyme, per bunch, 2d to 34 Parsley, per dos bunchee, Is to la Mint, peen, per bunch, 1d to 11 Basil, green, per bunch, 34 marjoram, do., 2d to 34 Witten:umiak p. 11 bun., 44 to 64 per cwt., as to 9s pee bush., 2161 ts Is 6d Turnips, per dos., SA (Xi to 4atd Cucumbers, each, 4s to 64 Celery, per bundle, 9d to Is 6d Carrots, p. dos., 6a to .s Spinach, per sieve, 2s to 3s Onions, per bush., els to Ss Span'als, p. doz., 24 to Ss Beet, pee dos., Is to Is 6d METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that the prices of manufactured iron continue to be well maintained, and large orders known to be in the bands of buyers are only kept out of the market from the scarcity of shiraroom. The prospects of the iron market continue unclouded, and dicta is every reason to expect a prolonged prosperity. Sc.tch pig iron has not rallied since the last re-action, although a fair quantity has changed hands this week at current prices—at the present low rates the article offers a good investment, and a movement upwards is daily ex pected. There have been buyers to-day at 53e. 6d. cash in • month, at which business has been done ; for three months open about 555. to 575. 6d. are the quotations.—Spelter bas continued the advance. 221. 15s. has been paid to arrive, and 221. 10s. on the spot. The market is very Ann at the former figure.—Copper hardly any sellers at the late ad vance.—Lead : Very firm, and stilt on the advance.—Tin has been raised 51. per ton, at which rates but • limited quantity can be had. Bann' tin has been sold at 114/. per ton, and there ia reason to expect higher prices. —Tin plates : Firm at 275. W. to 28s. for IC coke. DRAMA. FRENCH PLAYS—ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. Four farces were performed at this theatre last night, in three of which Monsieur Ravel appeared. Only one of them war new—a one-set vaudeville, called " Edgard ct ea Bonne ;" a piece (like almost every ens in which he takes • part) evidently written expressly for him. This farce ezeuds all its precursors in the extravagance of its buffoonery; but it is ludicrous in the extreme, and free from the coarseness and indelicacy of which we have some time& had reason to complain. Ravel enacts a grown up lad, spoiled by a doting mamma, who has got entangled in a childish "affair of the heart" • ith his mother's chambermaid, who, having got promises frAra him and obtained possession of his portrait, rules him with a road of iron. Edgar wants to break his chain, and is about to enter into a marriage which his mamma has made for him. A time Is fixed for signing the contract ; end the plot consists of Edgar's devices to prevent the suspicious chambermaid from finding out what is going on. The discovery is saved ~ff for a time; and when it at length takes place, its effects are neutralised by a counter-discovery that the damsel has been receiving clan destine visits from another lover of her own degree. Ail this gives rise to a great deal of very laughable buffoonery; and Ravel, by his whimsical distresses and his manner of imparting them in confidence to the pit (a favourite joke of his), sometimes coppluti he audience with l aug ht er . Rasel is an ezeeelittglik dcedlUankse; and one of his pieties any and then, mixed wit would form an agreeable variety ; but there SI aha Vslaaai about them, which be corcea monotippons when tut or three of them are given in one evening ;; that we shall not ba sorry when the arrival of new stars 9,44 attutua wiaticSher ljnda of pieces. ••.•••• S , T S :4 231 4 4 101 j i 11l j 844 4 1 714 110 301 30 79 St 131 I xi Il NI rii IdAi id 1 . 4 1 i