The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-16 00:00:00

4/•e i le..t__ e _ 7 1.11.11.411111.1111111.1.11P".1 7 7.411111 e, • " .at 711 (4 ,1 lb me • ft 33 r sep•-•-••• • . No. 1,710.] T itE „...ouRNE GOLD and GENERAL am tau assoctanon. a tb t*, et-boot Piled*. to Male Nbeee. -11, to be paid en alidissat. to Ee wised. sod the WNW, butted to W most Tb 30 1 7 out be tetanal without &duties, seam 0.• .1 k ettbeenbed. 4VA .r.• ACITZUS. .-...- 0 , Its h. Militant, LLD., that.ra t COMMON. and All licreb t 0,. mans Aretituld, Pay., TIM, Posethed.plasa. ~,,,,..,, Da epos, Am., Wllehister.home, Old Armilmtreel. C1a 4 .... 0101111111. The Richt Ilan. the Pad at DiTOff, Chair ma. st ji ,,,., A.,,,1,,,,,5, sort, ;5, INUIT Orosismatmlnet. t o Ca cam.. K. 11.. L.Y. I. Arnie.ition. ,„ A . A . 'lett, pia.. 111 I.arznare, Unniaa. „...,,,c_ 4...1i, A D.ak. 544 Carsoo.atroet, Marble. A. mai ..., 4 -.1 , stoino.teerre, Naha, ports r It n.•. , 1 rI.OMI. IV - ^.. ,Gtoro Vihae,lllsibrup. eftsms U , o t. I , n. ll•ti . Warbdatriet. hem- guru c, 1. • 1PM!,...p, 1....4 . W,sobetrer.lvere. Ukt thug *b.'' , E. 4 . Mane-YAW. Bueldershary. r „,„,.. 1.... Commeartal bank of Looks, Lathbetry. er ..,,,,,,. R.„,.,,.-Alma Murray, tin.. Crevanatreet. Mind. paartioaa-Less. Utonear and Tarrant, boadnoart, Vlabrash, esl N.E. Vtlaby, Pay., 14, Wally k. z a ,,,... -Atom.. Ammo and Som. of, uld BeendatToet. Mr. reser or rare acrts. lb. o'ee KM &fined Woe lot IMAM, Is Australia 41sUsesiehei if Its adatette reorannotatato , na i. 4 ~,d mtina .M. ner amisvotts pmestlK a melba el birimhst ...Vaal; Übe. Mang I=l . MA ~,,,,p0.,.., ',tit derive, Iran as Mils s od s :, icitintie machinery WM ne11.11,11111.01111441.14111 0 . . it s: . f..c. ita.e the esstsrattos ell ei keldi VIM s m eary t. 4 M.ILMit purp.mi, 1110111 Sit ari.rot .0..1,b1.• la.clatift, Übe grand deal ..,,,,,..,. ; al.i the mime. meat.. of Ude Oresurey e i di ispru p /letsmretest of my thmitursest al es the parts( Serstermet. 3. The O..WW I. he. to select he mood ciepereliss• trimmest Or direstaan itt Mord may KM to ths most eirsvielst resslte. 4. nie ismileehMsremmu to gutiirmle is }ekingthrs gluier- 1 sues bill b. *ober renainicratant to the writs, parties (that bad Mad et Maim than t 5 r: cent. 4 the set evaders of their mem), ma the mutual arm itF, pruteetka, sad eamosty of the me. era am aperraliela rnaternplated by tae palest. t 11) Ibmialideen balsa the I age anticipated returns re their stub. Or rpseisi esti mlutmledged admstriry it the ers‘boolt ere sorseem4 vast ItsempUes Wes Or Molds* Compmire RegistrMka AM art has Ur 'Marry law of perwerthlp. Ibsen NU simelest eitstrslot Os IS watt ly meetings. over the Cmepeseb allhirs. Se pares el esepseibt:hy at Iftweboliara foe say let lot their rms. ,ts .opll stios win be mule by • Royal Charter to extend the rem of the Armistice or it.. temp eunatituted; sad the greet plan ata.ty a) th.. di Min Wave. no doubt that the (emir or gems. w et •1a be 4.v.amd ti the Mem purities. of the Company. lb. Itnopret,a ma obtained at %becalm.; and +optiestkiss lii 4be mti...inad lons. with • rtspratable Metal" to be Mm0....1 to th.. tUstuar ins By Mier. M. I. O. lIISTAIITIM, Iterretery. alms 5, limfrarm•yard. IllesripmAtreet, Looks. Mior/ 11. 1,12. AIMJCATIOL 111 ate Camden et the liellommesselle s. e timid mg Gosesi Metes Geshs"-11 espett_dere yettellt WM es me shoes is dor Am/domed Iltddde. aria I ewer amps Ne ens, It say es swim d dose slidi yes am are he wq nig le py, wits mom d. Om MEM mi me= Odin MMITIL Yese.eilim. el the appilus4 isibunie—xase eel skin. Mt reignited. la Ilaslo=po, with inatisplawi sod vignette, 3a. PHILIP D01; 111 / 4 DRIDOE: Ws LIM as/ We n. A Ouallairy IlleassaL MAW•Iy Joan htereiewat. r 11 . *died Heroes.' Sw. “ nee nt the is K beraila.. lentrantinr, and toprealive phew of ammo, Ire 11.4.21161 WM 10 Ml* 11.04..—g•taretionl=selibe. tram: Jolene sad Waked, IS, da. Pasilrebarria NAVAL. POr.l4MorTli. PCB. 13.—The Carsorant, 6, steam eget. Corrituundyr l'houhrtlain, has wg tahaa in a suppl et e.wl. oulc.l yrsti slay at sees for W.W.I& le be paY of. and undergo considerable Ers to lot ss Imported on Friday, us aLost Oak kakage being very greatt. Mies the COMMIIIIIS lie lamina (Dee. 2 Übe Ma a tracheae as la adas vas 21 w The St. Vilma% M, is to be masted Wane- FM. sod the riggers afar mil ale asometioe riggiag her iramediataly. thigs is amiablisa et this port:—At Spit/wad the hatelltedim.ll. Mow" Ildgato, Captain War ds io Mabee; Yietery. Mareily efNe Comma:Om-in- Clucf, Admiral Mr Memo Briggs; Badoey, 92, Captain tirahma ; Blenheim. SI, mew Mesa guard-ship, Captain Bradenton; Eacalest, imam ship, Captain Chadds; Funocen. IS, screw ,imam Immegort. Captain Kingman/ ; Libman,/ and Sprightly. alooweemaele ; Fanny, trader and Echo, tux. fa dock Pilleftel. S 4; Asia, 64; Edia buratt, 5S ; ietoria sad Albert, pat ; and Arrow, ketch. is the see Mein : Neptune, 1*.90. Tun, ordinary &pot ship ; St. Vincent, 102; and airy 26. In the steam basin : Sidon. Furies', awl Le a ard. s ham frigates ; Fa/smash, Medea, Gorgon, sad Ihrobs. stem deep ; Fairy, Yoe gum, Poreupint, sad IL.. m, Nom sans& MoVEMENTS.—Ai Gibraltar, whore MGM lir Ma kris ships Dragon sad Jtaao i it was popertai Olt the Loran squadron We» aeimai ham losediattly. The Won squadron, comiedog of Primo Swan*. Nowa, Leander. Medsas, sad Dasithem, Whoa at S a mos Oa 4th. tu the northward. The Posy adlod from Libra he the M. diterranesn at 4 p.n. aa the Oth. The Dre/pa m` need at Lisbon at 11 a.m. on the Mt TM Malls Whet boat Vitro fee England at 7.30 a.m. as the 12th. At 11 !La, is the 12111, passed the Merlin, seeming meth, Cape PIN& tom meth, IS miler. Centaur, Roar-Adrairal Ralettaa, with R.M.S. Candid, at Monte Tide*, Jas. 6. Loma, at Buenos Ayres ism. 4. Crewcut, Plumper, and Harpy, at KiJ. Jaa. le. Sideman and Booettm, at Bahia. Jam. 13. Dragon sad Sampson, at Lisboa, Jae 11. Baled ad Meters touched at Madeira es to the Ow; tbs Wterkß Madeira with 60th Rifles, all well as 00 10 January. She had • long sad boisterous pays hem flatland. Sampson called at Madeira from UM Cad if Linea is 6th February, and left ease day. —•--- MILITARY. - - - Tue NEW DEPUTY-LIEUTENANT OF THE Town,. —Coiaael Lard de Nos, namely appointed Deputy-Limn mat of the Tower, in samossion to Major-General Cath cart, was Bryn& Major to the Inspactingameral of Cavalry. The rip of ths Deputy-Lieutenant is 3171. 14t. per 116111111 a. Tut Gm DRAGOON GUARDS AND SID LIMIT Daa , ,vues.—lt is believed that the 6th Dragoon Guards, sow under ordtn to proceed to India, will cot embark for Calcutta until the return to England at the Erd Light Dragoons, which latter regiment has served is &WE lime 1437. The 3rd Dragoons may be szpsoted to Mars at the god °tibia JOLT or early in the met. Tilt LArE loan monn.—Thia nobleman's &cease has caused a meaty in the mamma of tti a = An t e 'ea R Regiment of Militia, sad In the list at carp to the Quint. ItuVAL MAKIN r.s.—The -Ward and Militm7 Giant ha. the following :—Ships of war commissioned In Mute will have the billowing rededicate made is the oamplewmats Of RnYal Marines :—Eirot nilie Will law 1 wrsent. I ow meal. and 38 private, Isms tin din esayammetstsok ships at present its tamiiss ; siessi stlrs. 1 seqpist. 1 rerpnaL and 3.3 rimer In; *hE ran, 1 itywit, 1 Corporal, and 28 privates lens{ MacUt teem. : 4 =at, 1 cep .ral, and 23 privates WO; Mb Ins, 10 ; sad siath rates, t; privates VoLUNTLBRI AND ROCIWITL—VOIUMINISI the depots to be Woad la amber an readily head to ilia the miasmata to Is lamemed, and Twain for the ad ditional aunr still mete iesken daily klieg, particularly U. the recruiting distrists la Ireland. UhI:RATION Yew( PRISON or Ms. FRAROOR M.P.—sits the committal of Mr. O'Connor on Monday, his conduct was turfed by mimes sad de void of any ebullition of ill-tempor sr noodiesee at b fa prisonnunt. The pri.oa malhadlies did ant elan 44 4F pedient to enforce the fill person, by thrusting the prima iinNm 1.81 Nm.hal sidt a step might trod to produce eideSt eyopleme the model di.ordir under vela* IS wen wow disied i =as labevidag, weber ware he conined to the *WI of the Om reeim.n. However, Is rend egowerent raw gose considerable change the seer, and Is aim AIM complezios has entirely disavowed. Oa Friday of te midday be refused to lake say beeekall.l such so tea, woo, *r,, elating that Wt meet with him usually consisted of NY meat sod brandy and water, which of course he cold met have is this Pleas. hut, whatever Ids halt, he IN led hat few trapethising friends. 71411111 the boar or Ms semmittal up to Thandsy evening not sae Ohs Irish members et podia. ant had visited him. HL saly visitors were Mr. Walt- M.P. fur Finsbury • end Mr. &lb_ M.l'. at It. Mb ; and Mr. 0, W. W. Rook& lis was told ea fr r.d.iy that as his term of imprf.eammt weidel 'spin ant day he would be at liberty to leave eta very earll hese V t. , thought proper to do so; and he did avail himself elm offer, and left the prison at nine o'clock in a cab, wide hbe ordered to drive to Craven-street, Strand, sanded esly by one or two neat relations and private friends. Os Inners the prison gnu. he shook hands warmly with the grpanwor, and espers , ed hie deep gratitude and thanks to ttl e kr Imo he his nanny cad kindness to him lAA, his ewe. Tug INUNDATION AT HoUrrlant.-0a Friday stamen kat (ths Ilia WI), • polars vie lair is Us begs per et a. Zashares for fejlepue st arsimake a sairal basil the 4 . 1 1 em WM 11/11141111.1. mMel. feet %Ws lawilmasarrby lama SW* (Ilikidaral. oak the saws a • blatay Thistle dm"' by• ♦ islanielse yam srpoieral Is maks tin asaissary alaridag sureirlpiams, sad bakes sli• M a j lib ariadid spare I,NOL Ira rearribatod. EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. The report at the directors at this estepasy, to be submitted to the peepeiseen sa the helf-yeany meeting, es Friday next, hoe just hoes lowed. The sweet sues that the receipts upea the Nesters Comities line, he the half year ending Jamas, 4, 1832, are $16,8741. • and fees the like period upon the Norfolk line 66,0191.; tiotal. The correspoadi2,4„, loading_ Jammu!, 4.___Sfr a e li ree . the Easters Conn NI ,141014 and Norfellt. ; 400,5521. The expenses for the ell menthe up le January 4, 11162, we. 186,4331. ; and, for • staler period to January 4, 1161, 224,3171. ; and the with guaranteed interest, includipg 1,2061. the Newmarket Company, 153,4641., thus showing the gratifying result that, while the trage exhibits as increase of 23,3411., the entire working produces • net revenue of 83,81141. fur the half-year, which, with the balance in hand on the 4th of July, 18.51, of 5,6244 amounts to 89,6181. to the credit of the revenue, out of which the directors have determined on a dividend of 4s. per share, amounting to 68,2431., leaving a balance of 21,2781. to be carried forward to the credit of the revenue of the company. This favourable result may, to a mishit extent, be attributable to an increased teethe derived from the Great Exhibition; but mainly from the increased faci lities and traffic areangements which have resulted in • considerable increase of the local male, and to the large redaction whisk has taken place in almost every branch of the apeonftri% and waich, the directors are of opinion, admih of sOla fortbso reduction. The increase of traffic has not been elleolmod without an increased mileage of the Maros. The lest evMeacc that the policy of running addi tional trains oust he seetessful, is in the fact that nearly 911/6 new WINS OM new is coarse of completion, and thee Isie lie am maim are Ghent being carremeiserl. The Streetees have net eseridered it neeesoary to carry tow. ward any additional sant to the credit of the reserved fund for permanent way, es the experienced superintendent of way and works is of opinion that it is not further required. On the 27th of February, 18.4, the directors stated that the sum of 10,862,5781. would be the amount at which the capital amounts of this and the Northern and Eastern Coun ties Companies would be timed (subject to the Nortnern and Eastern capital being increased by 10,000/). The amount expended on the Eastern Counties ltailwey, es per the accompanying accounts, is 41;621,71.16/., to which melt be added the Northern end Eastern capital of 1,189,41/1111., making the total capitol expenditure of the two amount to 10,802,1001., leaving the as of MB unexpended out of the 100,0001. them elleted es eafshea amount of capital required to be raised. and the aphid account will be closed at H1J1M101,6781- Ike the less now in working. The directors have to regent that elikangh the seal of the company has bees mssd to the agrees meat with the Eastern Coils_co.pemy he inestructing the branch to Harwich, the illMonlldos "bilk the* company labours have hitherto peesseid he emeresiise. but they are informed that saseeipossit Isis bus mole with the chief part of the hosiomems ipso the Toe. eel they hope . shortly to see these veils be min spesetion. With a view, however, of esoerfag the mealessils this important line, the Eastern U oak the eisei tiao of the diretiore, are applying Ike pewees this media (sheuld they foil la &.seam to essoNset the line esseeling to their agreement), to Male them to mash" their pewees for realms the line to this eraerrea should it be hereafter esodessedi desirable to e► opt them. The teseperat with the illeshwed halkwe. pin has pasehed the orals of heilt ii =e4 the neen halliway Oompany will with the weeks seesessay to halibae_ the wow rule d es Ms Ilse to disk termiese Feeeisesosmossa The Tegoeseary ogresura for Mrr out the arrangemeats with dr am lave now been sesplael, nek4 A r i a:arrol waYeaß *5l, upon the 'sampled's of the anima ammmedmilss os tido line for whisk tale are plaided by Om Anglia Camion t L the Nagle will yield • morifteshis N un of the . The direare val ea l r i gmet gralbstims is st igaglit gabled annssrm le Ifto peopdstmee the remialles of di hostile beams die sompany sod tbe Goa Northam Railway After any ammuniaisms with tho Great Northers pry, the abeam bans the pima. to state that *sr Yaws at Mirk agreed upon tome wide believe walla piedostive of great tail to bee The mss. del features of the prepaid_ n asals ion.. whisk is der van. are so follows :—Tm ehrr setleshe aware Vat a compass wee he for the = i o l f promadma ▪ bo o On kel Me w ge, but 7 M seeks a Nom boa Mehl° to Arras. Tr ra s e was sabselpsently braid to the Great Noettors Compeay, upon oaged of 6 per cent. ups. Os outlay. In a boes the me rieb. lahogi zessee mub Lesteed upos s epal a tie egarsetier t maids ot tke entire line ha Illbsproth being 16,0001. ' per mesa. The Oahe ItallessOnsposy bare expended es Mahal ensetlMlN., teas e at 4 per sat, gives sand masa of MIL per gams. it la new papaai~fti Thaw Thad. Carey *obears m will est of Oft Mai ems of ,8001. • end, is smalialft of thok dam se. rho Groat No;throt Or spay Wig that the Saes Comitise Cempsay shell toemit ths as r to be ; erg that the Thelma Commago bean Compan fila y shell be as liberty to boa lamieti Cambridge and laden, to =Tim of Os Oat Northern Capes, se Ling 'I IMO{ and that the Greed Northern Company a=P, li ke =metp r et r e d, book parengers beam. sad Eastern Connides Company to be aided tole _iskeest. et the mem hose is and b., between Lesion Lieldsda adoli be the Ihrt dry are sada to delllPl9lll dolma theism/ as between dhow mound ilitelds. That the Great lierfters Company ail ear loins Sao between Whitest mad Peter ..d dot me to all tamis delivered by the imetera=t Company Sea Oat Nerds= Carey at Peterhissugh ftena s er: their rodons. wept lab^ ire isemaelee to that um b• seedied IrC iin deari Ogespeay, lad Latie.hismeas,sol the Omen Northern Cowpony ad ars ths Pah= Oomploy 20 per seat 41 the Ash ftitor adwithe mime) width the Moat Naha Oargay ay mein is apse of the eurropmes big to it dramas. 4fther gemaral amengemmale mew progessi he the wad senuespemest and maims seta Indio of sea eseeleah and ire elhatually proventing oompetitiou boasts the War Norlias and the deslssas Counties ognymnim. TM_ wet of lb. 1. V. * the lesoneras ompednissies • sage that them Ire boos ma bass.. daring the ballets 4 maw the Misr Isawary Is this sesabor of miles row by tr =lrof 119,714 lei bilks genie talk of e trial isimenee W 4170 task midi' Tr hes • dem= la the ongerinnee d 17,9061., or WOO wee pm tits per train is sorproi with the sor arsiles=erhet yearg i r ma blis this large 'sag ire bees tits duty has bees mass pave dos en say ham Th e speed of the pow =was has aim bus to the mesa el yet bear is the sweep sile whole sheep, the gmwal webby et he tains t bMs ees m possisel mad wake. Thu Milmisse et the net pa mile he worklas the maim diem rat the awes he the weft lie ha et heares"J" wee &NU. ; t h afr i eimmismilig "ski la 1111341411111.; mil is MN, SAM. me mi. Ills tad mil me zelle Imbeihe re ampiheadirmil smisde rev et tzt ioglim a sei tr legee• m emessemi ttra l N. sellei Or 41; et friary, to 17.847 d. ; show era ...k4*. is Whop rate ot per mile on th° ll ".ror Me 46 se heseary, 11160, and of 4.961 d. ea maw the Me st January, 1861. The average of subs smormeil is seek half-year hr been—ham , 1860, 41.11141 b ; Jessary 4, 1861, 34,88111 b. ; Jemmy 4, 18.12, 26.4•0111 b. ; obatdeg a Mee *. of 16.7714*. pa mile, or 3747 per NM. is the kat belf-year over Uri of 1860, which is a • Ilk nalklate of the improved essiltket of the stook. Mr. G.mi UN. that he as Na no meow why dos Mg of us f aft implet moat Moult wet be rill sebeiii obis fie Meek is berrevet sad put late a bpi soh Ail deft The eme , Sea with the Northville's§ sillholima Coal C,cenpaay fiar She s w uzl e i ef a oohs be am revisios in April := by than izn e et=r ii mets ag j i er iu aseethe uty by the ilm ar f Mmet ale P. AMINO. impediliiiist ma smile; slam VIM . al on e e et Ihe yeememist way, suds, Mame; eel sseebszeig: bees oath elly mimed es the lmlsis 11111. lib. per all, far the ball-yees mhos 46 el Imam MC to 381. 7s. 81. per mile for fts lialf-year sadism 4th of Ansuary, 1862 nd mi Nol dee item 681. 13e. lie =Us to 391. ; 7. a . Bd. p er er mile. a Ilsefsg the bet br bit. •}m =of the line of railway, ism Ilemthel se bar been substanually mad and leoprovoi by • leftederdes of " &big the rail mai legether,' by till mem she rail leeemee certain % or with out s pat. No beg no Waage la afts that the Ills ie sow in awe is Mime as. of segeir. tire with Ile moral hod Is MIA a hither aim r oberredstlon is art sesseery. The meted soma et the ith of Sammy anis Oat the NMI ameme emeiligstel Omit entitled! t o i pi e g g.pw.igft. (keelehhithebeaseetlAl43l.),l goal seeenhel reek, 2,639,8881 ; tetal shore M b 6,386,6078. The arrests us cab mama Mgr The slams* o he f i ssd eager Niro is amsest a lliat bat sees seals* 10,021,7061. • Wenn 'gar re et 67,722 L " Wr'esd debt eseeest ism that W been beemesed to the 401' Asaaary, MAW woo borrowed at 6 pre elat6 _4711.4601. at 41 se iselolollllll3 at 41 per cent., end 1fti,1704., at 4 MI The posasseat way renewal toad shows a is bass of II" simmay of Will. rembse mend he he lialflosradtej Jun 4, ma, Aims ON MOAK bog bils 66,0191. us run 3lietelk and awash{ Zne tare 187741 NOW lee wiebbe Ms line, 1,31111 ismemy, 111 he b rat ille " :l=.l. Wet am =VW LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1852. for Northern mad Pastern guaranteed stook, 92.1601. for Eastern Conatire proforma shares and Mom eat 90.116 1 . for the MAlkinsman end barns, earreatiag to 162,2804 millomies s Wass of 11,1111 Mtt as the orikary sham Tat Nabs Molt goesiste Of 110 patereper 73 pals aisles. 168 61041 ass sad emperise ennieges. mak 161 .eiees. mod 1641 third Mee sat opesesemises; OS bersoaserme. 76 arrina nada 611 eed hippie espy 6 evagewire gad I karee.ma l polimappm 61113 sheep nue. 1167 seal bellmaegrese. end 46 Itembe. The agreffills Elaine@ rue by Mr as is I,* 411 Wise. Calming 111,621 on the 16N lime. The ormemplies della for mom ger-trains moroped MOM per Ma, sad tee goofs-trim 20.241 b. per MM. TM report of the auditors, Masers. J. Reeves sad W. Kayban , states that the accounts hare un dergone by them a matinuous sad most scrutinising ex mamba. Mos by ime, and they have much pleasure in certify*/ their serreetaoss. MINES. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoes. Although Australian news of great importance has been published in the Daily News of this morn ing, the market is fiat, the unfavourable rumours as to the Agua Fria_proprittary shares still causing much uneasiness. The statement is, that at the settlement on Friday some proprietary shares of the Ara Fria were delivered in breach of faith to the public on the part of the directors, and u the true facts of the case are little known, public confidence has been much Askew..lt sessak however, that the accusation is made under an entire railapPieliendon 'of the circumstances, because the directors are not in the terms of the prospectus in any way pledged, as suppmed, and have taken every precaution for the safeguard of the shareholders in this very trans action. What is tho fact is that one-third of the shares was given to the previous proprietors of the mine, with the understanding that ono-half should bo kept back. It is a portion of the other half which has been brought into the settlement, and as the numbers of the scrip arc unusual, alarm has been unduly created. The following are the latest quotations of the shares not yet officially marked: Australasian, I to prem. ; Colonial Gold, 7 to I prem.; Port Philip, par to prem.• ' Lake Bathurst, I to k prem.; Quartz Rock, far to k prem.; Australian Freehold, par to I prem. SATIJILD&Y EVINING. Daring the pad walk a very great increase of When in British Wang shares has taken place, awl purchases for invelinent in the dividends stocks Inn been the chief timbres observable. The rise the price of copper, hid, and tin, is showing its good effects on the ismessed profits of the mines, and the small quantities of copper now sent from Australia, in . omingimase, it a presumed, of the miners preferring la.merk on their own account in the gold fields, will be ell probability still further advance the prim of VIM esNal. For lead, espe cially that contain silar, erns is a good demand. The principal beanies in shams bee ham in Wheal Bassett, West Caradon, Alfred Ommois, Merllyn, South Tamar, Garreg, Trebling'', St. Aubyn and Orylls, United Mines, Chivertai md Speedwell, and prices generally have been well seintamed. Gold mining adventure, so rigid kW, has received a slight check this week. The ohms already be fore the public being regarded as sahlently varied in their distinguishing ebenallemilhis, and as pre senting an ample field far himoftont, little encou ragement has been afforded to the Unit, out of fresh projects, and consequently tbs passes. that has been made in this branch of boohoos d the week has boss limited to the rts for advancing the adventures before the pa. lic beyond th e prospectus stage existence. On the wish the prices of the established mines ham been hirly suppoeted, but at times a little Maas Yes been evinced, whilst the dealings have been t marked by activity. In several companies the re =payments have been in progress, and this hes (fir tended to check movement, the more empectially as the future demand upon the market hem this source is expected to be more visibly Mt. The quotations of the shares not yet officially marked are as follows :—Colonial gold, 1 to 1 prem.; Port Philip, par to prem. ; Australian Freehold, } dis. to par ; Auriferous ore, 1 dis. to par. The following quotations of business transacted are from the official list of the Mining Ex change:--Alfred Console, 171, 181; Bedford, 51, 6; Oda Bruno, 60; Coudurrow, 8.5, 90; East Pool, 80, 86 ; East Tamar Consols, I, i ; East Tol gas, 10; East Leisure, 9, 10; Chirreg, 11, 11; Oast Wheal Alfred, 10 ; Lelant Consols, 14, 14i ; Mendip Hills, 2 ; Marilyn, 7, 71; North Buller, 12, 13; North Hammett, 8; St. Aubyn and Grylho, 101, 11 ; South Tamar, 21, 3 ; South Tolgus, 140, 145; Stray Park, 10, 11 ; Tincroft, 10, 101; Tre hurrah, 61, 01; Treleigh Consols, 11, 13; Treviskcy and Barrier, 200, 210; Trumpet Consols, 120, 125; Tynardreatb, 12, 14; United Mines, 70, 721; West W C4 :4 41 01c 122 1, 1 1 ; 26 Wes W t Nr es i t he i al in Ailr i e ) cl o , u } ; 2 ‘the 3 al Bess" 406 ; Wheal Chiverton, 61, 51; Cupid, gi Ni apsdiren, 4,4;; Trelawney, 36, 371; Tat ham*, o f Tromps, 221, 24 ; Union, 111, 121. Ciaeieg , &WM= Re. Shan. Kw& ,Psid WOOS dose Istardsr. taday. 160,060 I IP& 1 II lip-. ll MAN 111. allisnaa I 1 10 I . „ / 1 ISA/ 0 10010 SS Amissies 6 I I "CO 1 AP Nana , 1 I dlej pi'l kW 60 11160Inua Ina sad OW' mu .. ... Resli balm Self amps 1 airalila Cle oim ig. all a — i dl. i SUN II 10940 0 0 IN ON IS 110 Onsard 01 111111 IS Ds. St Saha UR Roy _I, 1 0 WWI Ma Omer .... . i 0 It J0,011 .. 11 106. Arlsallsa Ow; 2 I I sm. , i 0,411. SO I .011 I livishsla. — I I pi i pa 11.011 11 110,046 I 8401110eue4sea 11 SPAN I Make 1 1 01 i I pm 1 1 lAN SS Es Oda csso IS 06R + 7 II 11 1%17 :LW UAW MO= 1 a I 100,000 4 1 WI Osslpsa. I I pulpsl / JIALL WAY& THIS DAT. Tire o'Cioci. The heaviness of which there was a sign on Bator day, is now more observable, and this being likewise' a quiet day, the market is not so well supported by the public. London and North Westerns - have been dealt mat the saasspriceeas before. OreatNortherna, South Westerns, mad Manchester and Sheffield' are lower, but in other mess prices are unchanged. Tho French department has been inactive, but the quotations ate nominally the same. MAIM AND MONS lINGUAILANTEID. Lawn. los kuchly up to 1 p.n. illi riii st. owl N la IL SS in la le M.,34 MUNE Y MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. On Saturday there was a firm tone in the stock market, and Consols closed 974 to 1, which was the first price to day, but this morning, shortly after the opening of business, it was observable that sellers were coming forward to realise, and the quotation was only 974 to Z. Even this rate has not been unstained, for Consols have been as low as 974, at which they were buyers for ac count, but rather sellers for money. The mar ket is, however, fluctuating, and at the last advices was firmer. Tho following are the transac tions as yet recorded :—Threo per Cent. Consols An nuities, 971, 1,4, 4, 1 ; ditto for account, 974, 1,1, 4; Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, 981, 98 ; Now Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities. 994, 4. Bank Stock, 2161, 217. India Stock, 259,238. Sales still offer of the unfunded securities, as may be expected, and a further decline has taken place to-day. F.xchequer Bills, after being dealt in at 56e. to 68s. prem., have gone lower still, being last transacted at Ms. to 375. prem. This is a decline of Bs. from the highest price lately reached. Parties are indisposed to operate at present, and the dealings reported are the following :—Exchequer Bills, 1,0904, Ms. 'prem. ; ditto small, Ms. to 345. prem. India Bonds, under 1,0001., 68s. prem. While the other markets have been dull and de clining, the foreign stock market has been good. Thu aid operations are, however, in Grenada Ac tive and Deferred, each of which has advanced. Mexicans have slightly improved, and Equador ad vanced 41 to 1. The meeting of the Spanish Ameri can committee is, we believe, now sitting, and it is understood an arrangement will be made with Mr. Mocatta and Messrs. Powles, of Bogota, to take charge of the interests of the bondholders in Equador. Peruvians are likewise advancing, and indeed there is a general improvement in South American stocks. he following is the official re port of the business transacted: Buenos Ayres Bonds, Six per Cent., for account, 51. Dutch Bonds, Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 594. Equador Bonds, 44, 4, 4. Grenada Bonds, ex Dec. 1849, Coupons, 194, 221, 211; ditto Deferred, 84, 4, 4,1, 4. Greek Bonds, ex overdue Coupons, 7. Mexican Bonds, Three per Cents., 322 ; ditto for account, 321, 1. 1. Peruvian Bonds, for account, 961, 97, 98 ; ditto Deferred, 49, 484. Sardinian Bonds, for account, 891,1. Spanish Actives, 234 ; ditto Old Three per Cent. Bonds, 411.41 ; ditto, New Three per Cents. Deferred,lBl ; ditto Committee's Coupon Certificate, 14 per cent. Venezuela Deferred Bonds, 131. • SATURDAT EVENING. The condition of tho discount market is well enough known to be easy, so far as the supply of money is concerned, with only the restrictions ren dered necessary by the state of credit. Discount may be quoted 2 per cent. for first-clam bills, and monep on call 11 per cent. The dealers are unwill ing to enter into contracts for money for long periods. The overland express brings the account of the failure of Mr. H. C. Mackey, of Calcutta. Thus the expectations of a favourable result in the winding up of the firm of Hadow, of which Mr. Mackey was the only surviving partner, are materially affected. We have no movement to announce this week in bullion at home or abroad, but buyers of silver are holding off in expectation of a decline in rates. The imports of specie this week amount to about 470,0001., and include 102,3301., chiefly gold, by the Asia, from Now York, and 1,764,275 dots., by the Trent, from the West Indies (419,077 dots. gold, and 1,345,198 dots. silver) as follows : from Tampico , 112,875 dole. • Vera Cruz 769,556 deb., and 42,000 ' dole. for the Mexican Bondholders; 152,200 dole. gold, and 366,266 dole. silver, from tho Pacific; 62,431 dolts. from Carthagena, 5,271 dots. from Santa Martha, 17,320 dole. from Jamaica, 2,000 dole. from Chagres, 11,592 dole. from Greytown, 14,829 dots. from other parts of the West Indies, and 10,28 W. plate pins. It is evident that the freight of the Trent includes very little from California, and that the Pacific supplies chiefly from the mouth. This serves to show that the remittances on English ac count from California take the New York route. The exports of bullion this week are only those from the port of London. The total amount of these during the week ending Thursday last was:—Silver coin: to Rotterdam, 18,000 or.; to Boulogne, 259 oz. Silver bars: to Boulogne, 1 ,850 or. Gold coin: to Boulogne, 128 oz. ; ditto to the Cape of Good Hope, 8,0001. Total, 18,9631.; gold, 13,9411.; silver, 5,0221. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Herapalles Journal, shop the total receipts on 6,600 miles to be 246,1611., or at the rate of 371. 10s. per mile per week. The total receipts for the correspond ing period of 1851 were 225,5031. on 6,269 miles, or SU per mile per week. There is thus an in crease in the aggregate receipts of 20,6581., or 9.16 per Gent.; an increase in the mileage of 334 miles; and an increase in the amount received per mile per week of 11. ss. The Railway Ames estimates the total receipts since the Ist of Jan. at 1,403,3541., which, on 6,491 mica, gives an average of 2161. 3s. 111 d. per mile, and as the amount for the same period of last year was 1,316,4001. on 6,244 miles, or 2101. 13a. 3t6. per mile, the balance is shown to be in favour of the present half year to the extent of 51. 10s Bd. per mile. 1174411.141 i PUO DS.—Tuts TUT. Bask !kook. DO 17 Long Alastair:4. -- 3 par o.7ll4duced,lll Indio Stock.= 9 I par Ct. Cacho* 9711 DU*. for Asc4. 97 Ditto 80rdr.10017., 484. 134 r. Rzoiwupper 1111141,0116/. Ms. 67, 34 per Gt. Conoris. I 001311 ON IT UNDS. 64 per CS. 1141glait. 90 1 3 pot et. Mules'. 134 I 6 par Cl. Dresillae. Pi 6 6 pot CL rifU•kail,ll4l 74 Do. Mew. 93 6 Ditto Deferred. U 9 6 pre Cc Durum Arra. IS 60 9 per Ct. Pumpkin,. 33 3 6 per Ct. MMus. 101 143 6 per Ct. Rumhia, 113 16 3 per CI. UAW& 63 I 44 sox Ot. Drinlom, 1014 6 par Gt. Thinl.ll. 76 TS 6 per CL Spool* Arum 134 4 11 pa Ct Dutch. 6 66691 3 Per OL Shialh. 414 I 4 per CL Dutaii, 914 Si Do. Maur% 64 I Ilusida. 43 4 14 per Ct. Vasesuals. 3636 1 PK 01. ...... al . Do. Deferred. MI 134 6 par C05t..1141 to 994. LOCAL MARE MAW TIS. Llynneou., Pn. 14.—Our share market has been flatter twiley Asa yoMenlay, and quotations have not been so epeeL The eisosselese are both few in number and limited seess6,—Zeriers Counties, 2/ 1 I—Leacashire sad YeriAlt I—Ditto (filth shares), 7d.Louden and methAamsen, assis. (new I-sharts), 3! p.—Ditto (fifth shares) p.— =abater, Sheffield, and Lincoln, aot 30 —Masa, 68 7i 8 n 8 I 4—South Eastern and Dover, 201—Delius and B allymena, 304. Msecnierea, Fss. 14.—There has been a quiet market, with prices rather weaker, but a alight improvement was manifest at the close. Lanceehire and Yorkshire, II Ditto (fifth.), 2d.—Manchtater mad Birmingham (C gnar -1 ten), 11 p.—Masishester, Sheffield, and Liasolushire, 301 130—Ditto (101. ref.), 9-16—North Staffordshire, 80. Fen. 14.—There has been a vary limited businem done on 'Change Nis insraing at about the rates of yester day. Closing sales : Great Northern' 5 per cent. pref., 14 ; Leeds Northern Extensions, No. 1, die. ; ditto, No. 2, 16.. 9d. die.; North British, 71. 1.. 3d. ; North Westerns, 121.8.. 94. du. ; South Eastern and Doyen, 201. BIRMIWORAW, Fzs. 14.—This market was firmer to day, but disappointment war expressed at the Midland dividend, also at the amount declared on the Manchester and Sheffield Preference Shares. Groat Westerns were done at sei cx. div. - - Bsmac, Fee. 14.—The market to-day was not very active, as, indeed, upon the last day of the week it seldom is. The principal transactions were in the whole shares of the Great Western Company. The closing prime were— Great Westerns, 88 to 881 ez div. ; Bristol and Easters, 87 to 87i ; Midlands, 671 to 68. The toss et the market was firm. UNITED BENEFICER IN THE PROVINCE OF YORK. —lt appeanbi a_parlisatentary paper just printed, at the instance of Mr. Frew's. that 20 benefioes, of the annual vale* of 2,9161., have been united within the province of York, under the Act 1 and 2 Vie., cap. 106. Me benefices have also been united within the diocese of Chester, of the annual value of 636 f. There have not been any unions of benefices ander the wee set in the elloomee of Caliche, Marabestor, or Bodo, and Maa. Ocean i MAIM. Dir=losti sad Art Dirsa.Welv. kesio ns. :a BiTteabari.lamalkke 15i..119 CHAN und_llol.lral DubDa sad PArlb. mad Aber- Iti ad sad Lk Dr " Do. (MIL Lideis Oman L raftes Ild lb e, Om A... .) ... DA. NM 11 AN 0 DM Isom Do. lbw DM AI 6:r w a l mwt osbasi re W, ll .senl Die IftWilearr;rl 161 11Nrel:.. P rr W• 16111111 ... DO* itital all" .. UWlllfilie aolioailie De. De. WM lain lisie Lose Illalhers__ _ ... .. Wooing Illeilnrau W:11114.1 Ds. Co, damns... .. tanasibbit°7lbOilediuma....w...temi(C.. - Tr Ib l et sad Matlor. 11 =Linel. Union De. Wm and Derby Ileilmenrest Weetere(l) Sawn De. Maw_ Osesaise * Moe I Wirth . NNW Wadies . I Werth illostir WWL aiverJnaa.. Ware" W ism, air De. Clew IL— rilmiFiri — iiii; r . W.liia.) ... .. h. U• M.:u d:M..:.:::: ..rw~i: __.... i:M o.dsW ralidied Marled sod Tarkilmostkilkinvisi , De._ ilk I me slims De.o.ll.lll.fteliase .: York lad Meth MOW lit N NI z l 17 i pa Se Ztdts 74 11 11 144 1 7 a 119 119 i 15 16 z a Ta 1115 •• 3:1 3 31 41, 37 611 3111 If 44 44 4 illi J*l dB 7 71 • 7 di si 1714 at 3 .41 4 11 di 11 14 ii ei is II soi soi 30 WI Ili SI dis I) ii l il I t ft 31 3 II . If 1111112111. l i I lMs '4 11 IT iq LIKES LWID it MID NUITALL 801 sales I ON. " . " 1 10 N L{(. a DINNIor Wagers S 1 N 301 .. 1810...._ ... _aal Dailey hied r.. . " . '. II 30 a d 3011.. Neast IT asamslee (NW leDuasillaulses 28 23 ..1 • (NNW is imisiesimerro 11/ 1 n is • hastha lama la Oaleirlms ... 44 DI IS Dwalkaatabor 3266.0. Omits 01.118,110 n) 111 NI 6 Dila Perasti (llNNl•OrastWaleral 16 NM N. r 1t401032114 IN 1•0 z d 13 Da. limo rtto awla )... If 63 „ 121 Da sirs dab) „. ,. 14 26 MII Gahm Ons INANd WNW NO 101 .. II mil N Damil ly = ( ) ill l i r N LowNoo4lNeArroBo. 10 (111•101, Illareillt) ..... 111 IS Neashomaftainut Ilona la NINONNIN $4 IS 60 Data OW Dry-- N 14 21 PraloaDWONINs. lan. 1213.11astetanNica2 44 44 II New ibt an a to r ea as 38 Nag. and 08300010 a 111 114 81 NM Illida(kaa l• ONO INNbent ...... 81 81 I=Nlito 86 81 Deand 10112.11110a-,...—.. 14 11 Do LI Wan DON NrisaaNAr. $74 1111 a 4 100 WI is linwal flama , 100nd 11N1N5„.„... NI Ise 141 Ii iff 12 1 i lef ad r 4 z 76 Mllll IS/ 514 re 0 0/ SI/ / ii I i I ei 1:114 M 0 W II i WI i ft I a • r i~ 1 It 140 FOIZION RA = S ltt:TVitesseil Raft MINI . Mir POrbra.. I Di. Do. a lA rPosir ." Ds. =... R Sole ... ... 64 1 Dr. dr. 14. ... 14) Namur sal lifts ... 16 Morlres diner_ ... II orA BeraINAZ 6 Paris orA Igor ... IP Pods sod bora 111 Pleb arl rrooboore M rem awl Han ... MI rot Mom ... If owl Illoolos .. SI was Ibilikza... ... ILWAYS. 3 1 is a it l a il $ pa I II In I nl -3 • 41 I 13 w 5 14 Ma to SI de 1 Si A Iltscurxvous Txtex.-0a tletetday great ex citement was oresied is the Cost ed Ossaies= Guildhall, through the smote et by some person seksows, she, the wad withdrawn " against weed inselet w esei ngli gto whams' to leave the wart, and it boom to withdraw the records, at past expense W the lise the este. TM Lord Chief Antes Wee* imeee the semisolid the offenders, who, it kiesstesa. se mem Issas esserstrjuhh. His lordship then ilessied staged tomes VIM lots s Tea ul t a »p p etiti lap hod be ut to seem Os lists Km* ea , and le pow on ths slam I d derMee I 14 de et. 10 Celedoekta SIO - I? 6 10 U Mew sod itairesel - 116 64 611 Deake, Paelb. see des birds - -. I ei 4 3 teedeimiell=W 3 f a ipa Oa .....-11e. 4 Pm SI 61 DOW We. 114. 10 1e De. New 6 • per Otel 1 14 1 le 41 Ord 10 • 3 ttimA gt Demi" Si pa 11l 1 • derders6 • 1 141 1 1,. . 6 Tr - ates(l) 7 i 1 id f le 4 , W Tem. e I li di et. IN • 6 pte Oat. Med - - 00 I/ , ossii. • 14624. - - • K. 140 ph New Ow. ilipst • 140 143 Id 126 blear • smer.ttiow Weeseleal I perdue- - - 10 6 leeliededdieler• - 3 ,.1 21 lI 34 asaixellabw.isaJtel 114 II 10 10 Dealer, 410 - .. I I Is 111. 100 1bi15.02000.11, . I I 181 ft 1 0 Nerd! debtrata- ... 1 0 lls 6 S Warming 64 NM. 44 II It. 6 Reed Mak .. 6 14 le 6. • Waiter. . sell 1164.4 pee • di 6 II NeeOlee. 1 0 lei le 14 '"'" 7.- Obeelo(def.d. Ufa) 4 wnt- ... 161 144 U 10 Meek Dem . 11 It II 11 yczt a swaisr7.6 11,17., it sagimmi. 1:1 II IT BMs Mlle ... ... UlO Tald7LadLadd 1 3al LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. I For imsamM. For I Neary. lOpeda, MINN lama 344p:ohatwanis, Loa 11 ,2 0 I s 01 :. 90 . 68 10' GI 0 6pa MD. lOl 0 0 104 10 114 Di IN 1 0 " 4 mir ... .. ... 8 pw OWL liallaso os Lawks :se i 114 . i . a11ay5...16 OslBlo6. 0.1340 loli llama. MON NNW— Do. 11. 1341 PAIS Le" 1461 . De. Di. de. ISO— Dor. bessely Dais Il i ... Pladmeti o. Darla. N 0 Dart Nos --... ON ::: MA rm. H. It. Lam. -- 63w 113 63 633 103 73 Mean PARIS, Fee. 14.-Bt. Oeitasia, 636; Vanuatu (right leak) (NR beak), 134 73 ; Part and Orleans , 1,040; Puts end 110; Items and Ram, 1116 ; U sad Amis. ma,: 131 • Iltrselanug sad Bete. 313; Centra, ; Bonlegne and lathe. 100; Orleans end Burden:, 446 33; Nana, us 73; Peels sag de...board, 476 76 ; Parh. sad Lyra, In ; Tom end Nerdes•tise ; lloaterean sad Troyes. Id; Dieppe and Pseeasp, 123. MADRID, FRB. 9.—Three per Cents., 374; after Boles, 371. New Three per Cents., 18 11-16; after Boles, 18 9-16. Coupons, 91; after Bolas. 91. Pas sives, 01 after 8011174 Bank of St. Ferdinand, 104 c. Exchange on London, 60.86. BERLIN, FEB. 13.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1850, 1011 ; ditto 1852, 1011. National, Debt, 891. Bank Shares, 99 to 1. Commercial Society's Premium, 1221. VIENNA, FEB. 13.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 941; New Loan (Series A), 941 ; ditto (B), —; Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Metalliques, 841. Bank Shares, 1,224. Exchange on London, 12.20. FRATRICIDE AT Lupo.—Mr. Alexander Craw ford, described as • gentleman in the police-shoe% is in eustedy in Leeds, charged with having murdered hie brelher, Yr. fhwesel Crawford, • solicitor, whose offices an la Deak-elsest, Leeds. It seems that a few days ago the demand went to the priesser's house in Greenmouat terrace, R•ltmek. Samuel, M the time of this visit, cm intoziasted and quarrelsome. The prisoner attacked the demised (deer same high weeds), knocked him down and used Mai wire until prevented by the inter ferer* of • sad gentle. ma. The injuries, however, whist doweasd IMO SO serious, that ho died 4ffi Tends, asesiug. w• s z y 7 _ills II 111 SO le di 1 I IT 1 17 •i gi 41 1 1 164 1 zd lie i u s, P 13 MI H{ SI 6 1.01 Ili 11 [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. iNDIOO.-The sales are progressing without alteration. , Corrorf continues very firm. Marsui.-The demand for Iron still continues very dull; prices are unaltered. Sprite,: No sales reported. Tin: East India bas declined fid. to Is. per cwt., without much business being done. Basics quoted at 81s. 6.1. to 82s. ; Straits, 80a. &I. to Sic ; British without alteration. OtLe.-Seal, pale, 301. 10s. to 311. • straw, 291.• to 301. - brown, 271. to 28. ; Sperm, 83 1. to; 8./. 105. ; head matter, M. to 881. • Cod, 311. to 321. ; South Sea, 311. to 321. 104. ; Olive dalipoli 431. 10s. to 44/. ; Spanish ant Sicily, 411. to 421. 10s. • Palm, 251. 16s. to 261. 10s. • Coeoa.nut, 271. to 34/. ; Seed, rape, pale, 311. ; Linseed, 251. 10s. The sales advertised for to-morrow are-Sugar: 160 casks of Barbadom, 6,000 bags Mauritius, 6,600 bias Ben gal.l,3oo bags Madras, and 400 bags Penang. Coffee : 100 casks plantation Ceylon, 117 cases Wynanl plantation, and 100 bags Costa Rico. Cochineal : 200 bags. TALLOW MAItXET.-THIS DAY. The market Is steady. The delivery list week was largo (2,534 casks) ; prices are about as at the close of last week. Town Tallow, 355. Gcl. nett ; Patenburph Y.C. on the spot, 354. 3d. • Oct. to Dec., 11152, 325. ; on or before the end o March, 355. to 355. 3d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 100. I MI. Stock this day GAS.. 41,713 Denver, lost week Do. from lotions Aerivid lasting& Ol3 Do. Roos lot Juno Price Y. C. Sala day par cwt l7O. Id. to 3d. Ito. Town 39e. d. .11.5 11 1 ,581 37x. U. $9.. b. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. There was a ♦ary abort supply of English Wheat at mar ket this morning by land carriage samples from F.assz, Kent, and Suffolk, and the quantity on sale from Lincoln and Cambridgeshire was not large, and although the condition was fully equal to that of last week, millers evinced so little disposition to purchase, that a decline of ls. per qr. was in some cans Fubwitted to. Foreign Wheat was held for former prices, and the transactions were snips- portant. _ • Flour scarcely sold so well as last week. Prime malting Barley was 2s. per qr. cheaper, whilst se condary sorts were offered in vain at that reduction. Foreign grinding and distillery Barley must be quoted Is. to 2.. ower. English and Scotch Oats declined in value 6.1., and new foreign feed and brew Oats 6d. to Is. per qr. from the quo tations of this day se'nnight. Beans were a heavy sale at former prices, and Peas main tained their value. BRITISH. Shillings per Qr. WHIAT,Eakex It Kent red 39 to 41 to 45...wLite, 44 to 17 to 61 Norfolkand Suffolk. ,39t041 to 43 ... do. 14 w44to 49 Talavera (laic: ur bacilk) 49 to 63 .. Quabridget Linlein red to 39 to 43 . white, 41 to 41 t 047 gra, new uld, to baatev, lerdlag Malting Hum Oars, English, toed Ditto P01and.......„...... 19 to 20 potato 2l to 114 &Tana it Scotch, feed 21 to 22 r . t:a k to ......- l4 to /I Irish, feed.- ...... .. 17 to 1910 19 Ditto, potato 2l to 23 Pau, grey 27 to 29 ...maple . ' 0 to 32 blue 30 to 40. Imperial 44 to 441 Whits 30 to 31. .Imie 32 to 36 Batas, Maaagan 2ll to 27...tiek .91n SO.. old 33 to SG Harrow 23 10 30.. small 30 10 32 . old 34 to 311 Taw, *sowing, per bush.— to— maw winter ts to ha 3d old to Banana, now 41 to 44 LIPPIAL. CAMAS. per thousand £9 to /10 10 CI...VISUAL% per cwt., red-- to to --white.— — to to P. r melt al 110161. ?rota, town made, delivered.... 40 to 43...1b5e honk hold .. 13 to liir Norfolk and !Suffolk 32 to 34 whites 34 to 311 FOREIGN. bbi!li op per Qr. -41 1043. ..6.0 sitos9 -..ltostork 44 to 48... Stettin 40 to 46 trench-- ......... . Is to —.. brabant to Danish 33 to S7...llsmburg ...79 to 40 to 42 Russian.. 3010 SI. .az .. Uan ........ 27 to it 63 Danube ...IQ 31.. RTIt - Witssr, Dintsle and Konigsberg Pomeranian 40 to 44 BAIIILZT. lending --II 19 IS ...471411434—.„ . ..... 26 to 141 LIIINTUA OATlNlturian Pomeranian and Mra15w44... "........ l9 toll goodish and Danish ......... 2O to 1111 Friesland and Dutch, Re d Ditto, brew. .11 to 23...P01ands ..... BLAHS. trek Small F 41 14914 21 to 22 „Tuscany _......... IS to W Psos, grey 9B 10 17 Wilts. ri to 32...h011ers ......... 32 to 34 Tau, old. ts to 2S ...mew 16 to 27...1args ll to 911 Lursaitm_ 4 4ltle sad Raw1..41. to 44 land Odessa. 42 to 44 „Hempoted 33 so 37 freed duly, per ton, Z 1 10 to Z 1 13 Per Hanel of 1944h5. ham Merwlean IS 21 22 to 24...Cansdian ......... 21 Is 14 Dant& to —...Hamburg Transh, per mask of Mho_ 23 32 to 34 to ST ARRIVAL) INTO LONDON PROM ith PEN to 14th FEB. Qrs. English. gemeh. Irish. Pereira). Wheat I 4677 4870 Barley 41876 1 1776 14. I 1176 Oats 3163 8146 1707 14314 roar, 1,904 barrels, 4,003 treks; Malt, 13,239 qrs. Ramis; Vex C BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mesas. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for Hope continues unabated, at rather better pricks. The supply is very limited. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is smaller, end trade more cheerful ; still it is very difficult to advance prices. In a few instances choice Scott have made 3s. 10d., but too seldom to quote. The supply of Sheep is also less as to numbers, but the quality being good, there is • considerable weight of moat at market; hence prices are not much higher. However, everything is cleared off, at a slight advance. There are very few Calves on offer, consequently late prices are fully realised. From Germany and Holland there are 425 Beasts, 660 Sheep, and 165 Calves; Scotland, 500 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,700; and 600 from tho Northern and Mid land Counties. Per stone or Sta. a4.a 4. Per Mono of 81t.. n4.c 4. 1164 Amy llorofordo I 6 3 8 Dot Dna A Ilf..bdo. ST 0 4 0 llooi Obort*oroo .... 3 4 3 6 Doc Loci.wooLf. . .. 31 4 0 lloosod quality 1184•14 110 3 2 Do. do. dhom .. .. 0 0 0 Calm Pip B4 4 8 Ems sad wood quality 3 3 4 3 0. 0 Do. do. Bhors ..... ... 0 • 0 Dec Deo di 1181Cboodo 4 0 4 4 lambs .... . .. ri gs. .. 0 0 4 boo* a& out*. 3.214 * lbw sad Logo. 3 0.&10 ; eaves. IN MO. LIABILITIES OF TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.—'The American papers report a decision in one of the law courts of New Orleans, on the first case which has yet been tried in the United States regarding the liability of telegraph companies for errors in the transmission of messages. The Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Company were sued for 161 dollars damages, in consequence of their having tubstitnted the words siity-six" for " Arty sit," in an order for a transaction in oats. In summing up, the judge dwelt upon the fact that telegrophic messages were liable to ho perverted by derangement of the wires from atmospheric causes, tel which the company could not be held answerable ; he also pointed out that the menage in question had consisted of a string of abbreviations which rendered it wholly impossible for the operator to understand it, or to form an idea on be half of the company of the extent of responsibility attempted to be thrown upon hint. Under these circumstances the value of the message was held to be inappreciable, bat judgment was given for the plaintiff to the amount of 3 dots. 50c. (the price of the message), together with the costs of the court. _ DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LIVERPOOL.— Late on Wednesday night an alarming fire broke out in the exten sive ropery of Messrs. W. and C. Cohort and Sun and Com pany, Lodge-lane, Tosteth-park. The building in which the flames originated was full of machinery, hemp, tar, as., and from the combustible character of the controte it be came speedily one intense burning mass. The efforts of the fire brigade were successful at length in subduing, to some extent, the ravages of the destructive clement, though not before the building and its contents were reduced almost to ashes. During nearly the whole of Thursday two engines were employed in extinguishing the smouldering hemp. Fortunately the ropery was detached from any house.. The on to the proprietor will be very great. EXPLOSION IN BIRMINOTIAM. —An explosion of detonating powder took plate in a court in Cheapside, Bir mingham, on Saturday evening. One man only was killed, but such was the violence of the shock that his limbs were severed from his body, and hurled in various directions a long distance apart; a leg being picked up in Bradford street, at least a hundred-and-fifty yards from the scene of the disaster. The building was shattered to pieces; most of the houses were much shaken, and the doors and windows forced open. The cause of the accident has not been ascer tained. The powder is said to have been undergoing the last stage of preparation—the drying process—and it m.sup pmed bad become over-heated. raiment Ratimas TRAPTIC.—The following are the last returns of the man* of %Wattle:2ml Item& railways : NIPATNOIS.—From Jon 29 to Feb. 4: Isomers, 111412114 goods, 217.407 L; total, $42,330?. Seca.—Fras Feb. 1 to Feb. : 'avengers, 188,117 f. ; goods. 91,11101. ; tMa1,!47,897f. Mans—tram Feb. 1 to Feb. 7: Passengers, 20,470 f.; geod. 27,779 f.; WM, 22 , 1427 . 01111AM—Yros Feb. 2 to Feb. 9 : Pawnees, 81.429 C ; geed% 132,91 W. ; tom!. 19t,143f. sesaamm—Fran Jan. 27 to Feb. 1: Passengers, 40,0.21 L; g oo k 811.040 f.; WM. 108,09 M v,...--Prom Ve.b 2 to Feb. 9: Parender%22,lll2f.; gado. 27.0711; toteL 78,2 M. garret —From Jas. 19 to Feb. 4: Prolostes, UAW. ; gam 98,304 L ; total.WAN* Sraamovao.—pram Jan. St to Feb. 4: Ptesingen, 811,11411.; goo.* HOLUM ; total, 1 90, 11425. Bata.—Froes Jan..lB to rib. 1: Presson. 17,413 f.; roil. 1041dtetlint. '. •7" , ;; lt-.... . 1 ... • . ... X, 1Z 1 .:.. 1 _ : • ...1 : . • .• lor '.: • t" .. Vg. , ::„' * •i . i • '- . • . .. 1 . 1851. 54202 2,633 30,4311 1,U4 63,16 E 35, IL 384.0 d. 43,491 2,151 72;05 1 k,