The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-08 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. St:GAL—The pubic sales are going off stesdily at last week's prices. The rs fined market is also steady. COFFEE. —The public sale of 160 casks of plantation Cey lon went off at last week's currency, and a large portion sold. Native Ceylon quoted 48., to 48:+. 6d. COCOA.-200 bags Bahia sold in public 2.55. to 255. W. Taa.—The market remains firm. Sricks.—No public sole to-day. Corrux continues dull of sale. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. I The market is fiat, sellers preponderating. To-day's quota 'lions are as under; Town Tallow, 435. 34., nett eash ; Petereburgh Y.C. on the spot, 44d. to 3d. ; March and April, 1435. 9d. to 43e. 6d. ; Oct. to Dee. (new), 445. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade brisk. The following are the pries:—Prime meadow Day, &ie. to 925. 6d.; inferior, m. to 80s. . • Rowen, 455. to 605.; Cl over , 95 5 . t o 1055.; second cut, 804. to 90s. ; Straw, 325. to 3.55. THE INDIA MAIL The Oriental Company's steamer Ripon arrived at Southampton yesterday, with the heavy portion of the India mail. Here dates were—Alexandria, Feb. 19; Malta, 23; Gibraltar, March 2. The cargo of the Ripon consists of 21 boxes of gold dust, 47 packets of elephants' tusks, 369 bales of ►ilk, 132 bales of flax, 19 bales of wool, 23 cases of silk, 55 packages of general cargo. The Ripon experienced very heavy weather on her passage to Gibraltar from Malta. Oa the night of the 24th a heavy sea struck her, carrying away a portion of the forcoatle bulwark and rail, and also stove the stern boat. The vice•admiral, with Britannia, Trafalgar, Albion, Bellerophon, Modeste, Tiger, and Tri'on, were at Gibraltar. The Ripon brings 56 pass, ngers, amongst whom is Sir Colin Campbell, of the 98th Regiment, late commanding in the Swat Valley, Peshawar. Oa the even ing of the 6th (Sunday) the Ripon was compelled to stop in the Channel, unable to proceed on account of the fog. . - 1 4 / 6 ) 411fr / d te0p.. , 41 2 --- - 's ..-1 121 5 .?" -'" ‘9o‘" - /.,....-3, 8 „...44 ciaira-- - - --- "v - 4 WI F , ' ',-- ." •- - ...T.." -- 11111111 - - - .7 . Z.-•-•ee./ , --le-.- c ' . .g-Ilf .. - • • • . Tebt (Ev.tprt No. 2,041.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1853. 1--- ---- --- - ---- LIFE ASSURANCE AGENTS.-Parties le I %%twins Ilma ßallar asassensm iLAll l WA t irli ds 'r ata ., ao Ammo to any Life Warman Compeay, in any LATEST FROM AMERICA. SHARE LISTS. .1 g.e...ad. may with adeont...gri attaeh • Pere Breech to that --- ;lONE Pr -- to , ,otro.l their dor ziewe. The Dins MoreitAY BeMerNO. • I 20 01 1 a0 Hann Junks 1 I all° w t' 4.4 " ' ' T HANCE ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA. . „ ma t h, cgrrY Mak ISa . . nos un Imam Business in the railway market to-day was gene- So Caselerel wed Bewafilon. lif 1 rally very restricted. On the whole the tendency a s° 5 e tmea ll'ea I.l abete "" . 'a -. % 11 "e au an . 6 e „,,..d important prim:l'omM the paha) are reedy (BY ELECTRIC TELIGRAPI.) 24. ' ' ' Linn tor AGENCIEs. alld to Mt rd every Wimp to The English stock 1 serneive no- ' , ter . onsommer, and all other bar- LIVERPOOL , TUESDAY. of price' was unfavourable, although a considerable " " "st ee. ma nn e „... t ...- ''' - ft te l se earn ßy the arrival in the Mersey of the British and purchase of London and North Western stock tem- " I - - ---- e...Z..."11" ." ". " - 1 " - outv.te e es. f or Ass ermate, and prima untie' paw efttlf to THOMAS H. DAYLII. General Messier sod sesretary. North American Royal Mail steam-ship a Orem lades .-....' lj I general tone was, if an cs, 4 offlera, 91. Pall-mall, 1( e . NiNiger'', Inraril3r supported the market. Dover. continue their r er •ds, Veze .... retesewser ran:: ea II " Captain Lang, which left New York on the 23rd ale, downward movement ; and Br istol and Ex e ter, -•:•-• -- ""'"••••••••••••**** 0 . dhaL 1 I Pet m ail soh remained quoted I er,,:‘,.,.. ,, tes to he secompen t by at noon, we have received our usual a d v i ses f rom all Great Northern, Norfolk, and York and North Mid- .1 ','' Loemerlaids,a l"."" • v.ce. 1142 - - 3 day, and after there gi --- -- worse at 9n to t .l LIADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who parts of America. The mails from New York were lands, were all worse. Berwicks were an exception , -; ' tial lakmag ..- -. .r. 6 ! 7 shade lower at about 3 fair ana wends,sed deem aimesehera. who in charge of Lieutenant Oaks, R.N., Admiralty being better. In this, as in the other de lO PI De. (aftwen .. - 4 4/ ~,a., i .a„ an d , o , a b 's altia li a shis eft 11011 • 11 er low LIN" agent , --I will leave this port to-night for first of the house, the too disposition perate for a Peee far went! • t : De n l on el l . - - -- ••• 1 1 l l i t 44 commenced, shows thi saw ell irritants ""' „= " lreeeperwourewin,, delivery in London to-morrow morning ; those for titian, owing to the tightness of money out of doors, so " ' Lyone D94 aud ine 91. la a sorbed by the public a ket.‘l,,•et. Teo torque as saa l ' . .... , e l , l ` . .."T . Z. th r j,, ' l;ie;alMy_ . nadblesedu . _ s_,WlNlSameS___. rem.Wilw w.f. , the Cc/anent will cross from Dover to Calais by but stock is wanted for delive ; and, in the absence "..,, II dee55.......„ .. .. .- - - Pie 61 i i r, Jo that, although the of sellers of any amount, p against " bear " 7, 1 : m " ft ,„„,„, -- -,„„4„,ig i zi 7 i I f disposition too perate f .. .......1 4 "'' ar i : a :P l ei l l a s . iics "a p= lira irtl .. ..re 4 , 7,. the raid day mails g.. .....-- of thaa ti me ,„,,, c e i ewww. et ilk* net: emitimeme hr ot ta: By this arrival we learn that the American steam- accounts follow any decline.stock quickly checks tl sae honk ' all me ship Pacific had arrived out at New York on the 21st., ► 10 .tO D. Dods: lassr) •.. • I per Cent. stock was re swam" rue dendes , will ens led it a p: tu, roa imu sti° 6- ty ad „ors pile e n d regales taa do• ant, and the British steam-ship Arabia on the 23rd. The 16 ►lf Norther' of ters e st .. $.16 N aft a M bus n i ti n n ess uatio in n t ru his led d a e t pe THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocz. se . all Do. WI. S pin 94. Road, Inactivity prevails throughout the railway mar- to ' als 81 88888 0 8 . 1444 41. & Th ai " ? 88 8 8. 41 " .1 . 1 8 4 1 II '' numb, ea 1 plenum. Peen u,. , su DI. Per Welk. tempos Nigara brings 80 passengers. ket, and, in the absence of business, prices are rather so ' U Pmu eni Lyme - .. 17 174 pm orde, *Nowlin& me es the wrapper, aadCent. Console, for II -The * 411GOLAND sot !lONS. 1 0 . Cream ea the en By this ar ri val we have &dykes from California tooount, 991, 1, 4. 'll manna main. ailed ea Said h 7 Se= sed 0( the 2nd of onveyed to the United States in 18 fla t ' There is little quotable change, however, but "' es e nema mann -.. 41 41 Feb.,-. 110 ial memo Ileum 4. Three-and-a-Quar CONsists sr. Perfumers. days by th e new route, via Acapulco to New Orleans, Eastern ,Co unties and Lo a" and Nar t h• We s te r° "I " Pet. "a annals.'' :: Tel Ut Annuities, 1860, 61. TUE Ps MILT' MEDICAMENT. and reporting that nearly 3 millions of dollars was sto ck s are ' ewer ' se • 4 Pals.Chea.ssikherboart 11 pm 'The dealings in Ex 'Rif EASAM'S MEDICATED CREAM.-Pile all on its way to America. The California news is re-sop SI Os** era siesta - mod 4 I pea All foreign shares are lik ew i se utterly neglected, ie a. issiame It, - I active, and the market ill tura." 4 "' m e m r sm ' smnsm nun Pea / 2 Ww Watec ported to be of a favourable character. and unchanged in value. we ... .. 1 4 we 20 a amen and Mem* .. •, • 98 The June issue was d er:,,,,te, eoidellesene •• •Iww• g a li rr t•l•ll I•••••in kfi i ima pow i , t From Vera Cruz we have news to the 15th ult., SHAMUS AND *YOCUM MIGUARANTERID. lf 4 D. ft per Cent. Prefer. - - hliteraly without • Ova There my SO 4 eaugssen c 1 Trance 6 If ma 9 pm., and the closing i thesis* a day,lllo ma mon reporting that General Urago had arrived in the go. pB, • y Cloa:s teri reas Wks to-day up so ft, 17. ft a n a g u i p ..._ pm In the foreign stock " 14 10 „,.. r .mat "sa M ial egema Bleed ia tr a ltei t := lta la rastasstha sect City of Mexico. He had disagreed with the Preri- Realms. Y. re 2 1ww. , ft MI ItriCinaders • • d n ut % et wa4 i o • w a r ay . wieu _ at ,great memos eone in' ow' dent Cevallos. The troops of Urago, it is mid, had le t• ". "wk.. '" '" "' - 3 .4 in , • • DR% Ps OWL DOE. 4 i t die neral business. Sardi 20 19 weirs or Ream.. 1 101 pm rii is, and rose to 981, a yew of the body, tMeeery hem ellli saw 11l- declared in favour of Santa Anna, and he had been " " eieliier=_. ist si e 10 1 Weignielliwitaerbeid 4 - { Ma si is aw e , m miming =lam *dna hae. est. med u e d . Hi all gareWelv.aglonteny lo lei 1111 8 Zealand ment that Messrs. Re the New Sardinian s i b', he doloress, swelling.. sal t all tormesiew ores, herr, 31 Se Tertna.lao jovra,haa. al e disxd was, red anises, is troly swathe rag . 174 all DeNeue. 21 21 JOINT STOCK BANKS. Spanish stocks were II a• rm .( pun s ad purgatives for all coleuses empllma. Oman of COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Is 164 Dm it. de. 301... 3 24 dl. : fiestas were in inn gut , I , o re attended with mach iessateshese end dlseer, en me- The commercial news by the Niagara reports business Ilt. 100 lienedend Hann .. .. lei le/ „ Oceing Wainer mem of the effect Wing metals he Os an" set porporie W . A. Money was in very active delnand, but rather tight. W. 104 Odelunis . ... .. at sii st No. BAm. raid prises 7. t toz y. lo s i Bconpfeirrnieer, that an , often the came of • af= w an a l ba 22122122 American securities active, and price" of government stock °a 'al C 11 1 .141 lad Ball ad ••• 32 0 12 ni i Y had to ;Alumina te relieve, sognowilso it. In well sustained. 60 all °oft and Suadse . 1116 19 22.300 71Aemzelaele --:. . - ,i sin ,i, t: 13 124 for six m illions an site eh sterl w a Illation it ,s, as dalicsW in - 1119 - ‘O4ll enn de uut= Corrox.-A further fall in prices had taken place at C o a t f', ll „"*„.„4"mtiliikr;,:._ 11 1 4 P a " 40,000 LI aim" isiii • eriai - s g 1 pa who life that it le utterly impossible by interest, has been ti Monet ansekief or Whin. Om NZ p ub retee e r m eft l eaft 10.11. New York. The market was still in a depressed condition, cos iseeties - ... e 9 &Coal N Chart. Beek ef leas, out in London Paris hot scenery Putlnfel liter Ihrealls IT" le Mona and very few transactions had taken place. Owing to the DI all lest lye, sod no tinily should be Nasal it -ale stessagenn aol continued increasing rece i p t. , the latest rates quote d are :- 15 all Dittelfl7l . l Leadf.f: 4 91 4 Amtorela. sad Calm 2 ft 2 pm SI 11,000 le Os." Instsisb. sad vouchers will be ; take trec..* sad CO, 2311, tumid (ma T000loafor), Orleans =et" -. ._ ..... at 1 3.4 o a . ea es t 4 , e L . New and Mobil., mid. fair to fair, 111 to 12; : l a ; nasura e . t . t . n.i. mtimaaa -- d • • • • • 1 : 1 1 a 15 11 4 sal Assnellies Clensred 4 24 24 as 11 1 13,000 10 Undies Snit id ass in question will run, i hr rem 2 2 ' 2 " • • " r' s " 2 L er d e 7,7 ; an d ge me t a ; showing • fall of lof a cent. per lb. ;Upland and loride, Madrid. Mexican Bo ie -, Jan at 11 . and Ele. awls, with dMai ant Talk •... 2 iI Pm : 3 14 ball um - , Jan venders. The Tea. Wally Ire seat parriegs • fair to fair, 101 to 101, showing also a decline of fc. per lb. es an b - e -- ..W e iji se t 6; s1 ;; - 4 11 it 13,000 10 Lenin Claalmed Beak closing 251 to a. T, w ow' paw prod the kloolosa. BRIADSTUPP3.-In breadstulis there had been but little et. too last laambire re 7$ xd et al S. Is W.L DleshOlQ.JO 1111 ST .. 34.000 IS Ostmarl d"lldis eesk iliejiia. all 34 36 NI Half Pe Scrip s done, and prices are quoted lower, Western Canal flour 50,000 1 itoyal AnstreL to Gran CULVERWELL ' S MEDICAL WORKS, being quoted at 6 dole. to 5 deb. 121 c., s te a dy ; Indian a " 1•• allanlaaa e a = • yd 72 II 10 It Webers% ea mg WM Imigoft. On I aI pm r i ll y, whi lst other I Ironeeme, ennueptnew. ma Originak ie. a•M; up poet, meal, 3 dots. 371 e. to 3 don. Me. ... - - fit Igo na... 2l l Nellteareleh,_Dusde. ss 54 U 5,400 IS Soma Analontla...-.-. Id 51 54 10.000 23 Union ef Ausmans all 75 79 111 much interest. Bar Palermo:es had been in good demand, and prices pretty et. am 6 Ilsolhireden St 118 WHAT TO EAT, ANN, AND AVOW. steady. St 100 aaai _... _ ... 80 111 xd RN xd 6,000 .. Dcialew-. 24 54 e Belgian Fonr-and-a-H U. Exexamos in fair demand. On England: 110 to 1104, ft 10 0 Do i am" A. Me- 44 46 45 change, 25f.). Brazil ua - nriut TO TOtTNO MIN. EL with good inquiry. On Paris : 5.111. Hamburg : 361 to et. too D. f Memsj., inedr... 121 113 zd Dla 4 sd IusCELLANIto US. HOW 10 BS RAM. 37. Bremen :80 to 801. as Its OsSestLaalorest.(l».! leT Re „. IN ditto, for account, 16tI Comma 22 ° FREIGHTS We unchanged. Cotton.-To Liverpool, 3-16 et 144 11 °1444 191611111116 Wa11 r1ai1m5 ... ...: 144 41 91 94 1" Cents., 1071; dittoThr ' I prices Enders dose ri " MORAL AND HITSICAL WHOTKINT OP LH% to 4 ; flour, 24. 9d. to 3e.; grain, 71 to 8. SO an Loworan indOernis .. In 97 No. eh, MISMII.MmiIaS. IPd Insterdsy. to-day. and-a-Half per Cents v. 161 111 Ds. Minh ~ la 141 c rPoolk ad ON WECIAL DONAU& In. 100 Lanseddoesmilfmomin H it 114 d 15 . 100 140 Australia' a r i., as too 1.... foal 3 zP.B.t * a nd 18250 " overdue a. 10 It De.lWas 1 THE LNSTITUTES OP KARAM' LIPS. 123,71 e IN. MM. &am Nue all 2 11 pea pr . Cents., 251, 4; dit vu. IRELAND. 14 114 no. wait Meleielen a is 1 Do. limearmse- all tf 2f pn Se all Lade Northera,_ IS 1 lft If Mal Deferred Three 127,1113. 6 Peellith.LialliMle. all 4el Ili 4 DISUSES OF WlWlllat. 114 114 Lasekelolllllolll6 - 9 zd 4117. Donau, MARCIE 7. to a Loe..aa await I Ipa loansel I,eaottishaestieves all If Ipm 3 We Cents., converted main DIHANGINENTIA CONSTIPATION, sad lialltollt. 12,700 i SS 8. Ausireinn Last Li 32 34 24 if Cents., 381, 2. Sadie OIDIL Isil. One IN 19 The aesounte received, from opposite quarters, of dr. " - 1 1 00 °° =„. - „lc e . slo i n 11 aid 1 1 1 1 4 11 1 4 5 261 15,010. 150 Van Dlensaltlandl 29 17 19 17 a. sad x. the proceedings at the meeting of Irish members, se 15 Da 11116 e, , , s pat . 97 1, 98 . 97 /, 98 /, I . 12102128. 11131 , °P2 °Mai ULM I " 111 la NIL held in Leaden re Saturday, leave no doubt what- ...Is „„,,I „_,_ 01681 .2 116 0 11 . 4 ,, m e11....... 1 •1n I ti II for aecount, 471 • 4 dit ne .._, NINES. HTDROPATEIT: OS. TRS COLD WATER CURL ever that the result has hem the Awl and total die- et 17 1 4 y= B . gla'' .. "l, v 7... .„ ~ 68 48 1 L . 91 914 94 Cents., 244, 24, 2 ' 31, 1 --- .. aseeseate, Patereesecr.row; Camila:o47. Flasialreet: Wan% banding of the " brigade." The esevespondent of the 40 24 Do. sir _., ~. .. 44 la dip „ imni n npni il e cei r c e t h c : Thki b e en mONDAY BYINTNG. 15 .41 the Committee's ft, Creall, sad all Imonsilen :seofM. R. Culverwsil, ILD., 10, _ biuntqa,Euchtmerkaniefiyyetestie:ntertio(TeralressEteeraygeantilthp oent. Turkish Six pe 2147 . 1,,,aerni.eree,rbo may be consulteddeily non le au s. Ilvemon describes the delibandame and decision as 13 " a m ' =. 14 ""s " 11 i• NM filise 19 11 follows: 91. 199 199.1191999. 99 99 In another column 1 from the Spanish Am Several of the Irish triabers. Wring to the dalmatian 2 1 , M Do nsax' e• s ilis West Seaton, lineal Uny, Herodefoot, Wheal Robins, the debts of New Gran of Lord John Reseda as to his onnissoi Idled" to the *`• ' 44 11111 . 4 - - - - 7 et 744 ad 781 .4 gbe COUre• c= tid...se-sail. still awe sosentiy. It:Frith se- 1 0 0 De. Mrs Sri Deur 44 oo a In s e lee - - *the inlintisseed his Os the si. Ise leseesesess .., .., .sese a Wheal Carpenter (Gwinnear), Pembroke and East Friday next, the Crinnis, Cubert United, Wheal Peru, &c. Trans- 'name settling day f actions have taken place in :-Tresavean, at 250 ; Irisheimesb alleenned mine- Ilf 8 De. Innis' .. 34 114 - Wokingham, and Wo Prise Albert, attended by the Duke of Wil lis,. th, t h e s th e mime, 4o n t peril dho w be that of ht id . su s ft North Pool, 315; Great Work, 175 ; Condarrow , Pan'', but the shares a lea,ar Willie* Idolesworth, and Captain the His. Du& wire sad that they should weepy their old 00 7F Newr wp ` y .al ... se 14 120, 125 ; Levant, 150; West Beton, 140, 145 ; Carn' Intelligence was re lie de flos, went to St. Paul's Cathedral 7smandsy sue" es wield* lassehes, stristly *muse out the sk • ,: smw--pktk • aw 9 10 Brea, 90 ; South Frances, 2001 West Providence, Wird" psi* of '6l and Id, which was approved by all N ... .- ... - U ell Id 16 IS Do. New .., ,_ .. 74 sa „ 551, 561 ; Wheal Trelawney, 64 , 65 ; °rambler and from Pans, to the effec Thtoyel Dinner Circle at Beekinghana ranee last ehe p a l& - gosso l p h i m i n i n k e d tame two years. es 4 :farthseu Onsties . Unlon N Vie x Isdecree authorising tl inhaled the Duchess of Kent, the Princess Ade- Tids view woe °prised by •neotian d rifle meeting. who S.. to Ms* Ml* , ~ .. Se 1 maple, 261 ; Herodefoot, 17,18 ; Wheal Robins, 41, St. Aubyn, 28; Alfred Consols, 191, 20; Wheal Tre- turn, by Ven ial a g reen e lere:Zeheelohe, hie Excellency the Danish Minister and aimed to think that the golsormeat hot , the whole, 15 14 Ne er Dew% N0..1, ... - - die Hazebronck Railway, Madam de Bille, his Excellency the Brazilian Miriam, tam oniewee ems is broke the bag eseanferse, and 111 all Do. 4 Ala amma - - Lai Fanny Howard , Baronees ite__,Bisethatheßael_ani then tINEIIII29 MESS 1•110.9 dot slisy meoliall in peeniag 2 ,1 • 3, ,1:46 s ui,.„„,, _ _an 44 di 4 ; Dolcoath, 90, 951; Bryntail, 51, 6 ; Gonamena, Railway, and the old tamale Cow r, the Earl of Cawnor, Iced sad Lamy a mndereery buf aims sa the reemsesedeek ee 4 th at 4 .It Nola Was . ••- • 1 at 16, 17 ; Wheel Carpenter (Gwinnear), 51, 6; Kirk- half their respective a Lyndhurst, Viscount Torrington, and Col. the Hoe. O. committee. With rar evi t i g h be abblished eitarch in Ire- to to mcenest it.tentseatuar et 41 pa cudbright, 41, 51 ; Treloweth, 2; WUal Uny, 18, The amount of bills B. MI Mrs. Phipps. lead they said that, eased a stalemeat of the Si. 100 oxford, Wm.& Waiver 47 al at T The Band of the Coldstream Claude attended ill the e en s a t. n ibt gentian , the member, s h ou ld l ons th e 81. 100 tillsearel ... Palm dlinaer, and performed the following musk : govenunest to iatrodsee Mile ellesswo dealing compreben- 12 " " N IS I* a llanaa -'s : 4 4 : a 24 1 Bronfloyd, 11, 1 ; Owm Darren, 135., 141.; 14tee ult. to the 7th inst. is omemes, de V e ga" Outolow.lat. 100 insews.lb eivelY with this 0041079 but , 00,0•11•0 S say , *egad that the sc toe nes Ledit. - iaear.lak TO 11 Pool, 61,1 • Bell and Lanarth, 111, 12; Merllyn, 41, 4 ; N o rth Basset, 91, 10 ; North Damsel,ll,l; )( Be al Mbils."allbeeP" Sinter.EH Irish members should " fore. tun 'minutest by being 941 all 8 8. 888 0. 87 am awe Onsellessejleisda tidal& Adsl)....- owes.3 eueree * mate u Graeae. their obtaquaus tools. After • very protracted, and, I par.W.lll") -. It * Sidney Godolphin, 6; Cubert, 21 ; Pembroke and Bo=b'' Wer ke Gerais Gam" -- Or IL I.llshm. believe, rather warm discunios, a proposition was made lai all De. Beim ... ... .. •to East Crinnia 51 ; Wheal Peru IL 4 j Great Alfred, olleetre MINN. and carried by • majority of 13 to 9 that it should be left 21 1 2, en 01 1 $ 100 7 .- - 14 16- sad Duchess Augustus of Saw Coburg visited to the discretion of each member to sit where, and to vote ix, ta c o =‘ b°2°l2l "...' :: 4 p i e " ale I s h 371,40 ; Dines Great Copper Mine, 4 per. Total the Duchess of Kent yesterday at her resides's, Clarence how, he should think proper, an *nips unite same time IL tap Ross* ... ... .. 77$ 711 The gold mining shares were flat and rather sup plied on balance. Various reports are current pre- The shares of all U old, were flat, and rat Bosse, St. Jams's. being very strongly expressed that the policy of an Irish Is Se Ins* Wens - .. is as .. Judicial to several of the Australian descriptions, cultural shares roach A d Maw Committee of the British and Foreign part, independent of all governments, was the only policy ft 16 Sas& TreshinaherDa 114 I Asti- vary Ilesiety had ea interview with the Earl of for t he rosary. 10 8 Han Mb Clarendon welerday, at the Foreign-office, Downing-street. Rail 24 It is expected that the trial for the murder of Mr. il 11 vas of e let h_ ... be working at a loss, and to be incurring a heavy showed a drooping The dovetailss enelerml of the following gulden...l:- Manifold, which takes place at Tuilamore, will be a all Wanting sol • 0 4 expenditure). Throughout this market is lifeless and Union Bank of Lo Mazes. O. W. Ablesaadar i Robert Also_ p, Junes Cooper, B. to next assize' as some other narties •• ell Willdlrli ml " SI slightly lower. Peel Rivers however were an ex. American Land, 51, Jed& toestar. Robe* Wester St Hors = es Fib" the Postponed r _ L T - the,. made ' c -- - 16 IS Wen Onnwelt ea 10 Bea Ms Kennedy, M. Wester, Macey sad L. A. will, It " thought , be amena ble to justice for to ma Inset era sad CrOydoe fdi 4 pow caption , recaohing 61 to * prem., and closing 6to 4 6 4, ss; Peninsular al assoweseren that crime in a short time. flt. IP Tollf,lllearsankalanrma 63 701 zd 4117 id. a prem. The settlement in this stock shows a coned- Canal s h ares are A Of We Whims weastactunre of Yedieldre, * * De. do. ilmenaisos derable bona fide demand from the public, whilst the i prem. and Loam, asempeated by the Chaiemen 0 is , 1141 Do.O.N.R.esrehass it , to 'Yak ant North MON Sea SO zd ift 51 ad supply proceeds chiefly from the old holders of Road, par to way, 4 to 2 prem.; / the Bad et Wend Rework had an i nterview with th e PLAFFSENAW Australian Agricultural shares. The dealers in Peel die; French South E Chemise it the Eraberpter sa Saturday, at his official MAILS FOR JAVA. st. 1 mamas Nihon ia Downing-meat. TM diploids.' awalwa• et it all Annteen No. 2, 7 per a - - River shares are still as a body overbought. Great Letter. from Earn' Mr. Belem H. Wood sad Mr. William Berahy (Web ____. St. iristeler Saner 4 par CI lO6 101 Mr. Jams Fletcher (Livespeel). Kr. Jeha Jebesea Mot. The following notice has been issued from the m• I Ile ... the reform of the cc is :s ea Holyhead Slab Mr. Thomas Walker (tuna), Mr. W. B, Carrick General Post -slice : el u oat tad Barka all , Mr. Williams (Mnnelootor), and Messrs. Richard " A direct packet eenummication, once in two months, of .11 onner e , perm , edg,;; transfers, which, it is objected, are of themselves called La Disreusires, I James BM, Charles Lam, sad Clarke (London). having been establisind between Singapore and Batavia, dun banns .„ , • sufficient to create an indisporition to deal in them. devotes seven of its col Dew* had ea kairoiew with the Duke of is mammies with the Cherleadl Indian Mail, all letters, 'a.m $ The non-o ffi cial closing quotations are : -Nova Reform Bill. News* . Mr. lien bad also an interview with ne he., eddreased to Java, or to any of the Dutch S i ! S_ )_PleCti Ihpashle at Colonial-rase. poseeniows Indio, w il l is future be forwarded ( ea t en Ir sD. de. S. lre.)7 per Ct lpm Scotia Copper Mining, 21 to i prem.; Australasian The quotations of ate are thus reported by 'The lidapatisa Oimaitte• at the Queen's Most Honour- otherwise specially directed) with the mails for India made a el " eN 0 9441444 ' 114w e e ,... P s "s e. 2 l 1 1 5,1 pad a 21 pm Id Coal, /to 4 prem.; London and Liverpool Am alie Privy Coma sat at the Column-Mlles, up fw despatch Mt Marseilles, on the evening of the Bth of 10 II De. Wm@ ow Oast Mon I 144 id tralian Gold Mining and Streaming, 4to 1 prem.; press:-Dutch Four ] Whitehall: Proust: Lead President, the Duke of es& of the seethe of January, March, May, July, &pun- 20 30 pAS IS 19 New South Wales Gold Mines, par $0 4 perm; and-a-Half per Cents., ArapU, the lberuis Of Lasedeww, Lord Jobe Rumen, the her, and Noveaber. • s I sar ismee. end Australian Mutual, par to 4 prem • ; Australian Con- Three per Cents., 23 I Cheadle, et the Easbequer, and the Hight Hoe. Sidney " Mails foe Java to amain reel knees, he., as may he fa. ,„„„,, 1 : 2121211 ......_ • 2 4 P 22 _,,,,,..= ... 11 il li e za 54 sole, 1 die . to } prem. ; Monarch Gold, 1-16 die. to Portuguese New, 38 YAWL directed to be sent • vie Southampton,' will also be made a. rar e. 7„,,"""67"ag . " - "' Re. '" 1-16 prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 din en h. Certificates, 61 Aust were essehed _ ..y at th e Colonial-Alai up ea tbe swain of tie 4th of each et the months above I dommehle at lips.. pe 111 113 id tate a r ib i se wers= et the aft ladle Islands. wawerated. 10 4;a:er a, e i za iiis - - Id prem. ; Melbourne Gold, Ito i per share; L'Aigle 81 4. Spanish Ola 1 - " The following rates Of postage, which mot is all eases el of . SI 9ad d'Or, par to 4 prem. • La Pernrienne, 4 die. to 1 Granada Deferred Bel be paid in advice,• et. 1000t.Wessramene_SSpet. 1,03 1 will be char/sable on Innen sod new s - 30 I ,WWleUllealßillaWaSta Of 7 0 1 Plan ALBUM, OD Friday last, visited the Societylo6 prom ; Golden Moun t ain , 4to 1 prem. • Garnett pus for Java or any other o the Duna wsessicas in st. mime MM - i... at allaP aL lail i2l22°led nr. dabalms4l9 and ingenious m ' a. Ma, yaw heifer/led is the direct =sib new established. re 4 iu mi dd re htr ia a",,7£2o lis THIS DA dimly ... ► whisk .... F. Wan illustrates We series of V i a m adm ee dd _L ettue w i t hi n meitimm, ice. iud.. i M. to Dins' piremillesek lsla s - 1 dis. i Brazilian Diamond, par to 4 prem. ; Glad- Then is pot the sli hem m Issas meaatestare which he has been lately = 1 eases, mad sat exceeding }saw, Pa. 3d. ; ex- St. tte lamb RealOmr.it porn - - bitch inc,Z 11 to 21 pram .; Portland Iron, Ito i the English funds to-c dihning le the sesisty. This model machinery enables enese, and man i elm& cos . Id.; weighing 4 en ne Tenuesseneesieismea. - - prem.; Jamaica Copper, Ito 1 prem.; Port Royat re" Weser to show 12111 whole proem, from the raw cotton/ SO 3 IsalbellsWestannials * ket is a shade firmer. waft, sad set exceeding 1 mese, ta Ild.; excee ding . 44 a bisaadom boar. ah ft Shim and St. Andrew's Copper , 14 to 4 prem.; Coosheen OS sesives Seen Anted" India, or Egypt, until it ie pre- and wader It ounce, y e. ed . pen, 3d . eac h I-, MIN%• . ' 1114 all 134 134 Isl Copper, Ito 1 prem.; Kn ' ockatrellane, Ito 1 prem.; for money and Thu' swat to abs &odium la the shape 01 a Piece of plaid via flositheenpten-Letters not 1 ounce, le. ; ~ is t 8 e The Three per Cents. aim. " Kr' Werra " (11.7. $ 2errel2mderat) " mil ale ' onssuding 4 maw, and sot asessliag 1 sesee, 2s. ; exceed- te le Do. Inet SW ... . 101 114 Mizen Head, par to 1 prem. ; Kenmare, Ito 4 p rom " Three-and•a-Quarter was is well sal favourably known in the . I me erase, end sot easeseadi3 masses de. ; exceeding 2 6 S De. all ... ... meth heti ashes awl sucesseled efforts to promote ode- - - eslibeen, Gs.; exceeding 3 17 4 ell dellids.44lo6! - pus eases, eat rot 4 prem. ; Carberry West, par to 1 prem. ; °Lowman, 0 11 111 m atbe labowlag aim& Theogli a eatwlasated ...... sad ma „„ 5 ".. 4 4 7,,,, m; 8.. ; ne „ spipen 2,1 . se. tee .11aLapkt 11l ea 147 Stock, 2271 to 2284; I bra siestas& awa. He sewasseed the whale at --' ' ted s nitse wahswee - 4 i,xd 64 par to k prom. chequer Bills. June, 8, awl. 20 11l Nadi lesemine... i s Hai with his owe look ased it =Maw as wash If an Vs. Osseasteed 32 par at ft xd 64 THIS DAY-Two O'CLOin. There has been oral mil ea bis wwinoansltip as on lds perseveres" semid- II * De.Woreasytalley b pet 2 14 The gold mining shares are extremely inactive sileg it is the malt of labour hr years at Winn boom" IRE AT PLYMOUTH, AND Loss OP LIFE -A most t a d t. 2 . 1111 . 111111 " - - - 1 1 7 . 7 tc-day, and the tendency of prices Is rather drooping. securities. Granada The Prince spent upwards et wee hour and a half in ex- F Idi Bonds continue to me , destructive and alarming fire broke out late on Thursday Ilt. 100 Woman, and ring the medal, 'spooned hisself extremely pleased Port Philips mark Ito 11- prem. yesterday ; and Meek Web it, and requested Mr. Werra' to place himself in cam slight, on the premises in the occupation of Mr. Ellie, rope- sretea., gm, {wow _ _ There is some in iii for Cobra shares, which S pani sh anakation with the Board of Control. maker, at the eastern end of Plymouth, opposite Charles- 111 t Mt are Rao 1 lpa kite advance. place, and in the immediate vicinity of South Devon-place. S $ .err . 11 Ile have reached 44f. The shares of' the Australian Deferred, 241 ; the Cc - Land Com_panies are quiet. Peel River mark 6,1 to Per cent : Mexican 25 The premises consisted of a dwelling-house, stores, sodium. 1 ° 0 xis. S Oheeleatl t en w t ) mv um- .. 1/s 16 Mr. Fergus, Mr. G. Sanders, and Mr. Mills wrik, about 200 yards in length, Mr. Ellis, j•••• occupying 10 to Do. Iwe out - .. I re pm 1 prom. Nova Scotia Copper are quoted 2,1 to 2: to 1; Greek Bonds, 1 Gmatore), were accidentally omitted to the list of mass part of the dwelling-house, his father residing in Southside- es 83 loath Dem ... .., .. le 17 .4 prem. Peruvian Deferred, I et the Speaker's levee on Saturday last. street. It appeared that about a quarter before 12 o'clock, 10 If Ditto law par 4 tea " • quoted 41 to 5 prem. Gains Nelms Mr. Ellis, jun., returned home, when, on opening the front 144 all tesitk &shwa (firadlot Arts.)of SAILS-- ...... 14 164 We f le. Share Runs. Pala wane dem door, a volume of fire instantly burst forth. Ile immedi- 20 an fa= 10 II yesinday. to-day. LATEST FOR ately raised as alarm, which aroused Henry Matey , another a 3 i die Pee - --I- -- - - LIVES LOST IN THE SNOW-STORM IN TIM NORTH. resident in the house, his wife, and five of their children, et . ~,, T pk wa ssio, par,,,,. 100.00) I Mew hie all 4 Ima 11 VIENNA, MARCH 5.- •-.The county of Durham has been visited doriug the recent who, chiefly through the exertions of Mr. Honey, a resident sLlWrte of Ing.wreft. ICO 101 :4 1014 xd 10,000 1 Anglo Australian Gold all per 4pm Mona with a vast quantity of snow, which in many places in Charleallsce, were extricated from their perilous post- 17 11 DIM Ditto_ __... ... 11 SI a 100,000 inv. Anglo Califorsdea .... au t -. New Loan (Set 10,000 10 Australasian 2 If h: Four-and-a-Half per C no drifted to a considerable depth. Several lives have lion. The tainting house, however, still contained another 23 1 0 Peohaff•..,ll, o 4 l . ._ ....Er .4 r ICES 19,500 le 44.14fi110n 3 6 ban loot in that count and on its borders A man named of Macey's children, • • crippled daughter, who slept in the au umalsa = mendadia "'" a " “cc" 50,0 w 1 Australian Cordillera Brary Berry, suppood to be a native of Bieester, in Ox- upper part of the premises, and the father again entered, 30 4 West. SO 111 150,000 1 Australian freehold 10 111sktre, met his deatko" n Stanhope Fell. He had been in the hope of rescuing her. Nothing more appears to have sof a ll = 91 40.4 /999 :esseeness 30,000 1 Ave Maria all is the workhouse at Stanhope, and left as his way to Scot- been theuela of Matey for an hour or so, when it was con. nsondeefleintWsnorn 294 304 109,001) 1 BMW! Australian Dole all Cm Loan, Four-and-a-lEs lead. His body was found by • policeman, sad it is sup- *lured that he had fallen • victim to the flames, which 11 , 1 ell Ifilem..WeL.&Deftsurlth 90,000 20 DMUS Iron li.3 r ditto (1852), 1021 • est. 30 St 10,000 Is strachimp,amattitoe 244 4 fa Pond he had been unable to contend with the storm, and unhappily proved to be too true, for on en examination on mercial Marine Soit 1101 all Dittoed:Swat agesrantee 6,00 ti 30 DmOoesesendCulabs E l i ft II itsd fallen down eahausted, and perished. A pedlar, named the following morning (Friday), of the ruined remains of aeon se OneiWassere 29 80 11,000 20 Do. M. John Del li e* IS /9 30 SO Shares, 1091. Henderson, else perished in the snowstorm, in Stamm', the dwe ll ing -house, tbe dieoovery of some human bones, er. toe a e de ad i ese hie e p eersi 110,00 1 Carson's Creek i per 4Pm i _ ea Saturday week. lie was travelling from Brough, in blackened and charred by Are, left no doubt that Macey, in be londosallMmisra; 105 107 id 12,000 40 Care Copper ....... it 43 44 ts 4 41 Westmoreland, and was seen by a person near Saverkell- the endeavour to save his other child from • fearful death, eo 10 Ol=s Jusolso 160,000 3 Colonial hold Well mine, about four miles from Brough, where he turned perished with her in the attempt. An inquest was subs'. laWallaketeell 12 4 SSI .. Celan° l4 - - GAROTTE ROBBERY ft, 100 isseLlasebragemostst 360,000 fit Copper Palmeri of Eng. all 60 79 named Wm. Dean, Hu lithe road and went towards Middleton-in-Teesdale ; his quently held on the bodies, and a verdict of " Accidental Simalet to Ot. Northers) 150 111 SACO 33 Do. Pref. 76 percent all 74 ft pn body was found on Sunday afternoon, at a place called death " retuned.-Plyesouth Times. l3 13 Olouneter & Dna Peas' woo 5 Rapt Auntrulioneoppu all Id f dl. Parker, and Wen. Straka Deadman's.gill," quite cold. An itinerant bell-Mager, of CLOSINO OP ST. CLEMENT'S-CIIURCHYARD. -I t Gassed to Orem Median. 324 354 100,000 2 Great Nnipt V.lB tits came of Imes Ward, with his wits and infant, left will be recollected that Viscount Palmerston intimated to 100 all Hartlepool Deek k lalisr. moo 20 Geo , end all 17 IS bing a young man :neon Richmond on Saturday week, to make their way across • deputation from the parish of St. Clement Danes that S O (lessee Os IL N. a am) - - 71,050 1 Growl Duchy of Nat au par Bpm i Tong, of two silver watei atniene in 113 xd 113 xd 11.011 e 1 Great Poigeoth all 11 ill Pro by the Manchester train l iamwellmoor. The woman was so exhausted by strog- steps would be taken to close the churchyard. Some time I - , 2) 2e U ' D / r da n i sau L lr (dia . ). : au eea ~ 100,00 e 1 Lake Bathurst all OM par proceeded into Kirkgate Ong through the drift, , that her husband hutened to the having e l a psed, and burials still taking place , Mr. Rabbeth, 116 Ift D . 1 Nana (ditto) .. Mft 274 a 10,050 1 Liberty mann house to ask for help. The occupier of the house, one of the inhabitants, called the attention of the Home 111 ‘3l Leedom and Oresnwtob 9,00. 3 Limns a Mali firmer, readily accompanied the traveller, sod Secretary to the subject, and on Saturday received the fol• timed to South Eastern 134 114 110.900 1 Loadon&Califern Gold dined, and then they do found the woman dead, but the infant still lives. The lowiog communication from the under Secretary :-"White- 20 20 Ditto Preference (ditto) 2 1 4 lift Quarts Crushlageo.. all 11 il die his neck, mad took out of 20 2$ Lowestoft Oaar.tperCent. MOAN 1 Merieuita 2 Wwer, in returning home, found his own wife dying on hall, Sth March, 1853. Sir,-1 am directed by Viscount flared to Norfolk) ~.,_''' re: ad: she had been to Richmond market, and in Palmersto• to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 10 an Ditto ditto 6 per Coat 2$ 27 540.1141' 1 New Grimed& .... ....... all 4 IPm "...l b. ri g her way home , had in like manner been exhausted tat inst., and to inform you thst the churchyard of St. Cl.- 38 all Mmeb.,Buncie,&6latiock 100,000 1 Nouveau bleeds Geared to 1 itle.W.fclaeL) 3 11 154,000 1 Poet Plilllp I 1 If cur If 3 three of the prisoners -I _..gmt d "4 fatigue' She died as th ey were conveying her went Danes will be closed as soon as the forms required by law can be gone through. I am, sir, our obedient servant, I';' 4" I t toStoekt.fe Dart. - Ikea 1 Quarts Rock all par 4 poi were taken into custody, - 10,001 50 Rhymney Iron all 2I 1.1 the flags. The other two 0.. 1{111.11 TIDE AND FLOOD.-Yeaterday afternoon H. WADDINGTON. Addressed to wm. Rabbeth, Esq." LOP te ll li Ncrthanaw idlandßeadferd Amem (//id1 3,..c ) , 106 109 , aa , .. Ditto New .. ... - - heeded, and wane's*. pr - tide wee en high that the river overflowed its banks There are other metropolitan parishes which require to be neeo 30 auttago deCeba' ISI 114 7e" company at the time of t war Funny and Wandsworth, and at Lambeth and Bank- closed, and whose paroshial authorities ought to adopt the Clewed to liset.Couate. 64 64 „ 63 4xd 100 tn. 1 *math Australian al. per ipm We. For some time some of the large steamers were unable course of St. Clement's. 35 23 ProotoaiWyre Ilan. Lon. 11,000 10 Tin Croft 20 E 441 under Blacklrian and Westminster brides. TORONTO AND LAKE HURON RAILWAY.-1 ester- EN.WeaLtLisae.klfork - - 41.174 laCtli Caked mexicana • • 11l II Ditto 4 skates (ditto). - - 70,000 1 Waller ....., .It --pm 12 i LINAREB LEAD M FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE MERSEY.-Yesterday day, an extraordinary general meeting of the proprietors in ~. , „ am ..., mew . tam . 104,500 I 'West Oramda ........... all 4 4 wise of about ten o'clock, five men ROTS Silting on the this undertakixs was held at Canada - house , for the pur- '' to Great Northern wile of the landing sag e at Sascoinbe, ou the Birkenhead Pole of taking Into consideration a resolution for winding fit. Ht Do. Showell% Stock lll 131 100.-09 1 I Tabu •• all ii p m in conformity with the d New Broad s te t, when tide of the river, leanin g against the chain, whe . n one of the up the affairs thereof. Mr. G. Franke presided, and pro- 12 9 imthstafferdebireaseso: to sir. 'CI e mnsm i iOW Id for business until the 23rd ferry steamers came up, bumped against the stage , and one posed the confirmation of the resolution referred to, explain- SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.-Traffie receipts condition and prospects I ° the iron rods supporting p the protection chain snapped , tug that, after payment of expenses, there would be nothing SO SO W it.d ear Valla a, / 5 6 4 o ftek • chm - _ the week ending March 5, 1453 :-C10,217 18s. 2(l_ ~. ditto, tor, who is how on a lion eurl the men fell into the river. Four of them were ree- to divide ; but, on the other hand , the shareholders could 23 25 Ditto Ditto Ditto 324 334 13 week ending March 6, 1852, L 9,747 Zr . 7d. Increase rectors gave notice of till 1,1 *,_ , hut the fifth, named Hughes, was drowned. His not be called on to contribute any money. The resolution *LIN° wen a euenerset tilinii in 1853, f 470 lbs. 7d. msl was thorny afterwards recovered. was carried unanimously. to Ore* Wertseal....... RI lee of 10s. per sham at the at - Claw thuutio prior toot No. Etszi. rim ysterday. to-day. 6o Andwairia SW Zl73i 40 i5 ,00 0 0 0 Li Chield. link of Ada I pa 40,000 No Ord. leak d 140114, Andras. sot Ma. 14 pa if 2.1.000 014110. 91412109. 0 1 1 0 Asdallas Ctinired 4 24 21 p el 2.1,000 10 Lades Nut ‘N Ars bilk NU Mk 1 pm 93,040 10 G4Ol. 01444044.1 Moak if Autralla ...... 74 44 14 pat 111 13 124 24.040 U Oditid Usk Omer& all 54 St 444 "000 Boyd Aian/ adOelt latont Op I Alvin 0,400 23 Soutli Aulestla U Si 54 10,000 IS Unica Aulralla 9,000 Dailey—. 94 9 MONDAY EvaNINO. The English stock market to-day was very inani mate, and pricea underwent no fluctuation, but the general tone was, if anything, a shade flatter. Con sole remained quoted 991 to 2 for money and Thurs day, and after the regular hours were just a shade worse at 991 to g. The contango for April was a shade lower at about 3-16. The settling, which has commenced, shows that stock continues to be ab sorbed by the public and by the government broker, to that, although the dealers continue to evince a disposition to operate for lower prices, the scarcity of stock quickly checks them. The Three-and-a Quarter per Cent. stock was rather better supplied, and the continuation ruled at Ito :. The official report of business in this department includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 994, 4 ; ditto, for ac count, 991, 4, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 1001, 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 64. Bank Stock, 227, 228. ' The dealings in Exchequer Bills remain very in active, and the market wears a drooping appearanx. The June issue was dealt in at 175., 155., and 10s. pm., and the closing price was only 10s. to 15e. pm. In the foreign stock market there was a more ge neral business. Sardinian Bonds were largely dealt in, and roes to 984, consequent upon the announce ment that Messrs. Rothschild, of Paris, have taken the New Sardinian Three per Cent. Loan at 70. Spanish stocks were flat, bat the Committee's Certi ficates were in increased demand, reaching 71 to 8 per cent, and closing at 74 to 4. It is confirmed that a Spanish railway loan for six millions sterling, and bearing 3 per cent. interest, has been taken, and will be soon brought out in London, Paris, and Madrid, and that these ' vouchers will be taken at a certain rate. The line in question will run, it is reported, from Bayonne to Madrid. Mexican Bonds were again rather better, closing 254 to 2. The new Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Scrip was allotted to-day, and loft off 44 to 4 prem. Granada Deferred Bonds exhibit a rally, whilst other stocks present no feature of much interest. Bargains are thus reported:— Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99, 1, 981 (ex change, 25E). Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103; ditto, for account, 16th March, 103:. Chilian Six per Cents., 1074 ; ditto Three per Cents., 80. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 661, 4. Ecuador Bonds, 51, 4. Granada Deferred, 114, 4, 4. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue coupons, 71. Mexican Three per Cents., 25 1 , 4; ditto, for account, 251, 2. Peru vian Deferred Three per Cents., 64. Portuguese Five per Cents., converted in 1841, 41; ditto Four per Cents., 381, 2. Sardinian Five per Cents., 961, 981, 974, 98, 974, 984,1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for amount, 471 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 244, 24, 231, 241; ditto Passive (Converted), 54; the Committee's Certificates, 64, 4,7, 74 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 11 prem. In another column will be found communications from the Spanish American committee, relative to the debts of New Granada and the Ecuador. Friday next, the 11th inst., has been appointed special settling day for the shares of the Staines, Wokingham, and Woking Junction Railway Com pany, but the shares are not to be officially marked. Intelligence was received, to-day, by telegraph from Pans, to the effect that the Moniker contains a decree authorising the Minister of Finance to re turn, by special agreement, to the old Fampoux and Hazebrouck Railway, the old Lyons and Avignon Railway, and the old Bourdeaux and Cette Railway, half their respective caution monies. The amount of bills drawn by the Eaat India Com pany on their respective presidencies from the 24th ult. to the 7th inst. is as follows: Rate of Exchange. Bengal £10,012 6 2 1 2s. ld..per Company's *m W' 3,290 18 oif /tepee. Bombay Total The shares of all the Australian banks, new and old, were Hat, and rather cheaper. Australian Agri cultural shares reached 106, but left off 100 to 105. Prices of all other Australian Land shares also showed a drooping tendency. The shares of the Union Bank of London were done at 171 ; British American Land, 51, 50; Crystal Palace (51. paid), 6k, 51; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 85. Ebro Canal shares are quoted 11 to prem.; Chiriqui Road, par to; prem.; Beziers and Gmissessac Rail way, ' to 1 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, Ito die.; French South Eastern Railway, k to f, prem. Letters from Bogota state that pubhc peace is set tled, and that Congress is engaged quietly discussing the reform of the constitution. A. Bogota paper called La Discussion, of the 27th of November last, devotes seven of its columns to the details of this new Reform Bill The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Saturday are thus reported by Mr. Renter's telegraphic ex press :—Dutch Four per Cents., 96D ditto Two and-a-Half per Cents., 65 11-18. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 16-18. Mexican New, 25 11-16. Portuguese New, 381. The Spanish Committee's Certificates, 61 Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 811. Spanish Ola Three Cents., foreign, 48. Granada Deferred Bonds, 111. per THIS DAY.—Two o'CLolat. There is not the slightest change in the prices of the English funds to-day, but, if anything, the mar ket is a shade firmer. Consols are quoted 991 to a for money and Thursday, and 991 to 1 for April. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 4; Long Ann5.,1860,61; do. 30 years, 1859,6 3-16 to 1; Bank Stock, 2274. to 2281; South Sea Old Anna., 991; Ex chequer Bills, June, Bs. to 15s. prem. There has been only a quiet business in foreign securities. Granada Deferred, Greek and Sardinian Bonds continue to move up ; Spanish are firmer than yesterday ; and Mexican and Peruvian maintain the late advance. Spanish Old Three mark 48: ; do. new Deferred, 241; the Committee's Certificates, 71 to 71 per cent.: Mexican 251 to 1; Granada Deferred, 114 to I; Greek Bonds, 7 to 1; Sardinian, 981 to 991; Peruvian Deferred, 641. The Peruvian Scrip is quoted 41 to 5 prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. VIENNA, MARCH s.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, New Loan (Series A), 941; (Series B), 1051; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 841. Bank Shares, 1398. Exchange on London, 10.50. BERLIN, MARCH s.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 102/; ditto (1852), 102;; National Debt, 93k; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 1481; Bank Shares, 1091. GAROTTE ROBBERY AT LEEDS.—Five young men, named Win. Dean, Hugh Collies, John Johnson, Wm. Parker, and Wen. Straker, were charged before the Leeds magistrates yesterday (Moods ) with alsaulting and rob bing a young man named Richard Tanker, a groom, from Tong, of two silver watches. The prosecutor reached Leeds by the Manchester train at midnight on Saturday, when ho proceeded into Kirkgate to Sod lodgings. He there met ! with the prisoners, who invited him to drink, but he de ' dined, and then they dragged him into a passage, premed his neck, and took out of his pocket two silver watches. The prosecutor, on being released, called out for assistance, and presently three police officers were on the spot, and in the yard where the robbery was committed they found three of the prisoners—Dean, Johnson, and Collins ; they were taken into custody, and dropped the stolen watches on the flags. The other two prisoners were afterwards appre hended, and witnesses proved that the whole five were is company at the time of the robbery. The magistrates com mitted all the prisoners to York Castle for trial at the ap proachiug salines. LINAREB LEAD MINING COMPANY.—Yesterday the half-yearly g. nem! meeting of this company was held, in conformity with the deed of settlement, at the offices in New Broad a is t, when it was resolved to postpone the business until the 23rd instant, to receive a repot on the condition and prospects of the mines Irvin Mr. John Tay lor, who is bow On* visit of inspection thereto. The di- I rectors Rave notice of their intention to declare a dividend I of 100. par sham at the adjourned meeting. RAILWAY BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS. Yesterday the Select Committee declared that the Standing Orders might be dispensed with in the following Ca : . EAST ANGLIAN RAILWATS—On depositing • new d. elsration. NEWPORT, ADEROAVENNY, AND HEREFORD RAILWAY (Extension to Taff Vale)—On depositing an amended emi. tion. GRUA? WESTERN RAILWAY (Henley Line. LONDON AND WATPOILD SPRING WATER DEPART. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Liviarooa, Maaca 7.—Ths share market has been fist all day, sod closed steady.—Birkenbead, Lancuhire, and Cheshire (Chester and Birkenhead), 211—Caledonian, 311 --Chester and Holyhead, 221—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 77I—Ditto (fifth shares), 4 9.16 d.—Li ver p oo l, C ros b y, an d Southport, 171—London and North-Western, 1181—Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 291, I—Midland, 761 North British, 91.18 — South Eastern and Dover, 231, 1 — York and North Midland, 29 Preston and Wyre (half shares, No. 4, guaranteed by London and North-Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire), 103 p. UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGII.—Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, Bart., has agreed to allow himself to be put it nomination for the °thee of Honorary President of the As sociated Societies of the University of Edinburgh. The election takes place next week. Lord Campbell, Mr. Ma caulay, and Mr. Disraeli, had previously declined the honour. The hon. baronet hu agreed, if elected, to deliver the inaugural address early in the winter session. CLOCKMAKERS' COMPANY.—Last evening an en tertainment was given at the London Tavern to Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Carter, by the Worshipful Company of Clockntakers, at which George Harker, Esq., the muter of the company, presided. Amongst those present were the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Mr. Sheriff Croll, Aldermen Sir J. Duke, Sir R. W. Carden, Hunter, and Pinola, J. Muterman, Esq., M.P., Undersheriffs James and Cleobury, G. Consul'. Esq., the late sheriff, Duncan Dunbar, Esq. J. Hartley, Esq., &c., as also about 70 members of the court of the company. ENDOWMENT.—The Rev. H. Mackenzie, the vicar of St. Martin'a-in-the-Fielde, has just m a d e known that Sir Walter James has offered to him to endow the chapel belonging to the parish in Broad-court, Drury-lane, with the sum of 5,0001., which is to be consecrated, the area of the church to be entirely free, and collections made for its support, the right of presentation to be in the bands of Sir Walter and his heirs. The vicar, with whom the patronage at present rests, has expressed his readiness to give up his rights on such terms, and also to add an endowment of 301. a year. PAIRS ON CANADA CLERGY RESERVES BILL.—Sir John M. Taggart for, with Mr. Pugh against ; Mr. Peto for, with Mr. D. Waddinfton against ; Sir De L. Evans for, with Mr. Frewen against : C o l. it. Tynte for, with Mr. Coles against; Mr. K. Baillie paired for the night with Mr. Brockman. --- ------- ENGLISII AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAM/ COMPANY.—The public will be interested to learn seme particulars of the general progress of the interesting and important works of this company, but more particularly as regards Ireland, the submarine connexion with England, and their advances both to the north and south. The line on the Midland Great Western Railway to Galway has been working successfully for some time. The works on the Great Southern and Western Railway proceed with great activity, under contract to Messrs. Fox and Hender son, and it is expected all will be ready for operation in about two months. The line from Portadown to Belfast is nearly completed. Arrangements have been made with the Belfast Junction for the sive of their lines, in con junction with the Dublin and Drogheda, and the tele graphic fittings will be commenced forthwith. The Kil larney Junction, with others of the less important lines, be will all put au courant with the " winged messenger." A central office is about to be erablished in the heart of the city, and there is no doubt but that in a few months Cork, Belfast, Galway, and other towns, intermediate with Dub lin, will be placed in connexion with the English lines by means of the submarine wires from Donaghadee to Portpa trick, which Messrs. R. S. Newell and Co., of Gateshead, contracted to have ready by the middle of April next. In England the Caledonian, Emit Lancashire, and a portion of the Lancashire and Yorkshire railways are completed, and a line between Manchester and Liverpool has been working to the utmost satisfaction of the public for ten months. The line of ten wires, which is now being laid down under the highroads, to join the Liverpool line at Manchester, is pro gressing rapidly ; and the underground line from the East Lancashire system at Preston, from that town to Carlisle, was commenced a fortnight since, and will be ready in three months, when the London line will be finished. At Car lisle it joins on the Caledonian to Edinburgh and Glasgow, and the main line proceeds along the high road from Car lisle to Portpatrick to meet the submarine wires. The present company works under a special act of parliament, entitled "The Magnetic Telegraph Company's Act," and in addition, a royal charter, obtained last year, conferring, among other advantages, that of limited liability, chiefly granted through the known respectability of the proprietors. —Dublin Paper. TILE SEAMAN'S BILL OF FARE.—Now I have something to say about the common seaman's victuals. Par liament regulates the quantity, but quality depends upon the pocket of the shipowner, In some London ships I know, and I dare say in a few ships from other ports, the provisions supplied are excellent; but in most English vessels, and especially in those from other porta than Lon don, they are either second-rate or bad. My teeth are most used to such biscuit as would never be put on board an American trader, nor on board many Scotch ships. Salt beef is known justly in the merchant service as salt-horse or mahogany. Every cask of mahogany is opened in the presence of the steward, who picks out the good bits for the cabin, and leaves the worst for us forecastle men. Our tea—our greatest luxury—is of the cheapest and coarsest kind. Masters, mates, men-of. war's men, emigrants, and convicts, are all supplied with preserved meats, soups, vegetables, &c. ; but anything of that kind is as rare a sight upon the English merchant seaman's chest as turtle soup upon a tradesman's dinner-table. In spate of all improvements, and all new preparations, there has been little change made in the kind of provisions sap plied to us during the last half century, except that we have had our grog stopped, and got nothing in its place. Of course we may get hardened by usage to this kind of treatment, but we are not too stupid to make comparisons, and as acme of us have seen a little of the Yankee vessels—.l for one—we grumble; we grumble, even, dissatisfied wretches, at the savage way in which we are obliged to eat our food. We want to sit before it like Christians, hut can't. Tables are impossible in our amen den, an d we know no more than the wolves do about table knives and forks. The pork and pea soup, or beef and rice, are served up in small tubs, which pass round from hand to hand. Each pours his allowance of soup or rice into a tin pat, and eats his bit of meat out of the lump with the clasp-knife that hangs about his neck. Breakfast and supper are alike with us. We get a quart of black mess mixed with small twigs and "cabbage," and in that we soak our brown and flinty (if not always chalky) biscuit, fishing u the 4 pieces with the points of our knires.—Diclants' hold Words." . .... • - - 1` .... fr .:Cs _lt 4 - • %.,.;*/ t l / 4 - !.)1 • ots • \ -4,.., • i • • . 5,..........) 5 ' , •I's 2. V° -4, l t d 1,,,:i, '. -•• , ...• . ..,,,. ..4 I