The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-09 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. In the foreign stock market there was a fair share of speculative business. Spanish stocks were better, especially the certificates, parties operating in antici pation of the proposed new loan. Greek Bonds were again in demand, and rose to 8. Peruvian Stocks remain good, and the new Scrip was firmer, closing 41 to 5 prem. Sardinian Fives reached 99i, and Granada Deferred Bonds also experienced an im provement, on the expressed disposition of the British government to afford support to the ship canal project. Turkish Scrip closed 11 to 2 prem. The exception to the general tone of the market was in Mexican Bonds, which receded to 241, and closed 25 to 1 on the news that Santa Anna has been proclaimed in the capital of the Republic. To-day's list of sales is annexed : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 (exchange, 25f.). Chilian Three per Cents., 82. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 66Z; ditto, Four per Cent. Certi ficates, 991. Ecuador Bonds, 5. Granada Deferred, 111, Z. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue coupons, 71, 1,7, 1, 8. Mexican Three per Cents., 251, 25; ditto, for account, 16th March, 251, 1. 21Z. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 641, 65. Portu guese Four per Cents., 381. Russian Five per Cents., 118. Sardinian Five per Cents., 98Z, 99i, 981. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 491; ditto De ' !erred Una par Calm, 24kg 4ba Comasnittee's Oen 'Maass, 7 1 , 4, !, 4, per cent. Tallish Six per Cent. Scrip, If per. It appears that a small portion of the New Sardi nian Three per Cent. Loan, taken by Messrs. Roths child, will be placed on this market. This afternoJn the . proposed sew issue was quoted 11 prem. The issuing price is to be 69 per cent., to be paid in six monthly instalments. It was stated in the Stock Exchange to-day that an official communication has been received from Lord Clarendon to the effect that the claims of the Turkish Scripholders will be satisfactorily settled within a month from this date. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was nut any alteration to-day in the value of either English or foreign Wheat, the trade was without activity, and the Lir sale. made were at rates about equal to those of Monday last. Barley was in short supply, and fully as dear. With the exception of Iri we are almost entirely with out arrivals of Oats. Factors, however were unable to obtain any advance. Beans and Peas sold on much the same terms as before. haRIVALB INTO LONDON FROM MANCH 7th to RANA! Val. FHlialy Scotto. Mae. o-eir . Wheat 1420 3140 his I site I oat .. Malt ..... 930 Flour, :600 turrets sod 3,0 maths. MINCING-LANE.—TIIIS DAY. SL aan.—The only public sale to-day consis•ed of 1,000 boxes of yellow Havannah ; the sound p .rtiou was bought in, the damaged sold a: full prices, Me, to 375. 6d. The refined market is steady. Corron.—The small public sae of plantation Ceylon went off well, at 545. to 07s. Tex.—There bat been a fair demand to-day. Rice.-1,000 bags Madras were offered ; about halt bought in ; the remainder sold 106. to 10a. 01., which scarcely supported previous rates. Perrag.-600 bags black were offered, and nearly all bone n in- Pnewrreo.•;-8811 begs sold to public sale, at sja. to 6d. Currox continues out of demand. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS akT. prkta dons No. Sham &nu. Paid yesterday. today. 21,540 40 tor Valid, 40,000 23 Chula. Beak of Asia 4 1 Ip. $10,009 20 Chart. Bank of India, Australia, and China 2 11 I/ pm SI 23,000 14 English, nasality and AmMallan Chartered 4 SI 21 pi ft 23,000 20 London Bank of Aus tralia and India 23,000 lq tnekas Ch.rtered Bank of Australia -- II 5 54 pm 121 24,0 , 11 23 Oriental Bank Corpars. an 34 03 30,000 6 Royal Amoral. Rankin. ant Gold Import. Co. I Ipm 9,900 SS South Australia 20,000 21 Union of Australia 9,000 ... Do. New Si 84 11 1 The market is steady today at the following quotations. Town Tallow, 436. 31., nett ea.h ; Petcreburgh Y.C. on the spot, 44d. to 44.. 3d. ; March and April, 435. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 446. 3d. to 446. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messn. Pattenden and Smith report that the Hop market continues active, at late prices. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Ripon, which has just arrived at Southamp ton tiom Alexandria, has brought in 80,0001. worth of Australian gold. A report current during the last few clays acquired more consistency to-day, to the effect thaefAr. George Hennett, the railway contractor, has,baca ob aged to suspend payment. His liabilities are t► 1 ,ratood to be large, but it is not expected that the ultimate loss will be very severe. We understand the winding-up is entrusted to the eminent firm of Quilter, Ball, & Co. We have much pleasure in being able to state that intelligence was received by telegraph today from Paris, to the effect that the Emperor of France has decided upon allowing the introduction into that country direct from England of the various de scriptions of East India and China produce. Hither to it has been necessary, owing to the narrow policy of the French government, that this produce should be shipped from England to France via the ports of Belgium and Holland. This decision of Louis Napoleon is regarded with the more satisfac tion, as hopes are entertained that this is only the first of a series of measures founded upon a free trade policy. Much satisfaction has been expressed in the City at the tone adopted by Lord John Russell in the house, last night, relative to the project for a ship canal across the Isthmus of Darien. They are asking about the same as on last day, but very few sales made up to two o'cioek. Skips at market, tO4. DARING MID-DAY SHOP ROBBERY IN MANCHESTER. A robbery, and it is feared a murder also, was com mitted on Monday, in the middle of the day, in the princi pal street of Manchester, under circumstances of audacity and coolness on the part of its perpetrators which are almost without a parallel. On pretence of making a pur chase a man boldly entered a shop, seized a young lady in charge of it, and held her tightly by the throat till she was insensible, whilst one accomplice robbed the place and another kept watch outside, and within about three minutes the men had made good their escape with their booty. The scene of this extraordinary occurrence was the shop of Mr. Howard, jeweller, at the corner of Corporation street and Market-street, the latter being the principal and buieat thoroughfare in Manchester. It is only a few months since Mr. Howard's shop was robbed to a large amount, and the property was afterwards discovered and restored to him, and previously to that he had been the victim of another robbery. On the present occasion ire was so overcome by the sense of his misfortune, and the dangerous state of his daughter, that he was taken seriously ill. Medical assistance had to be pr :cured, and we ate informed that Mr. Howard was cupped during Mon day night. Miss Howard was unable to give any account of the occurrence on Monday, and several times lapsed into • state of unconsciousness. Yesterday morning both Mr. . . - In consequence of the intelligence that half the caution money of the old Bordeaux and Cette Rail way is to be returned by the French government, there wu some demand for the remanets, or, as they are called in Paris, the eventualities, of this company at 16s. to 16s. 6d. The holders of these vouchers, however, are far from pleased at the decision of the French government that the other half of the cau tion money shall become the property of the state. It is urged that the unfortunate parties who were interested in the o!d project have already been suffi ciently mulcted jiy being forced to lie out of their money for half a dozen years, and that if the government were sincere in its expressed desire to uphold in every way the credit of the country, a more liberal course would have been pursued. Bel gium has heaped considerable obloquy upon herself by the course she has adopted in such cases as this, and better things were expected from a great nation like France. Howard and his daughtct were still Confined"; bed and were in a very precarious state. The value of the property stolen is not very large, being about 2004. It includes four diamond rings, nine gold watches, a diamond chain, a silver snuff-box, and a number of seals and brooches. _ _ The following is the most complete description of the thieves which could be obtained from these who saw them The first man was about 25 or 26 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 6 inches in height, of stout make, with florid complexion, dark bushy bait and whiskers ; dressed in a black shooting jacket, black vest and trowsers, black hat, dark neckerchief, and with a pin in his shirt front. The second man was about 23 or 24 )tan of age, 5 feet 10 inches in height, of thin make, with light brown hair, sod small whiskers ; dresseit in a dark frock coat, Test and trowsere, and black bat. The third man was about 30 years of arc, 5 feet 4 inches in bight, of very stout make, with light hair, light and very full whiskers ; dressed in a brown frock coat, dark vest and trowels', and black hat. SPORTING. LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. TUESDAY. The transactions in foreign bills of exchange were altogether so limited to-day, that prices can scarcely be said to present any quotable change. The inquiry for paper on Hamburg, Paris, and Italian places con tinues, but, as before intimated, quotations arc gene rally the same as last poet. There is no change to report in the bullion market. The supplies of silver brought in by the Thames are not yet deliverable. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Monday are thus reported by telegraphic express : — Dutc h Four per Cents., 96: ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. 23 13-16. Mexican New, 261. Portuguese New, 38 15-16. The Spanish Committee's Certificates, 6 3-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 81 13-16. Spanish Old Three per Cents., foreign, 471. Gra nada Deferred Bonds, 11 9-16. At Vienna, on Mon day, the Five per Cent. Metallics were quoted 94: ; and exchange on London, 10.50. - . • l'e ) • - ~,,. • .2./ . / -7 -' 7 7 - • . ' i 1.-?'''', sor sw , Acts - 1.--H--ePe -- . - or-a • ..„ .. . . .. ... Tt . i.. __ ... .1 le• lA . 1,. 11 le' No. 2.042-] _ LONDON, WEDNESDAY ER 9, ENING, MARCH 1853. .....--- CHALANCII ES SILVER MINING - Er AYE'S WORSD ELL'S PILLS. - The best t TH E ,„„,,„,...lbe rittritvAi of Ninny Weer, Silver Lead, Inn r‘.l., . 01 0alala• In U,. i Waell t fov 5 N 515 a , Cotalthov i t n t:..r w ntra ,..; SHARE LISTS. AMMON ItAILWAT6. 10 3 Antwerp sad Rotterdam 1 y die In the fore stock MO -re N ► lel sal 1'.4,1•. 1 1 WOW* Enema JonetLa , 1 11 of speculative business 1 4 ,-- . - l i..' .. • • I''l-Are o e 'lnuits Alps. emus. t ' -' 't . crooesoe. In p er ...nate. CompTsista, thesmatism, Gout, and all &seas arena Iran aa im. TUESDAY Evismeo. 51 0 amine as/ Lat wales. 13 131 owed circelatlas of Ms fluido s or hapurity cf the tos , eit.-Hundred. The railway market to-day was very inactive, and 20 1 Dem see Beinecue ... 21 /ma especially the certifies -,t ark , under ill - eFreseb law of wOommen. of eases a ear. are enakeed with, 'web boa. Is. 11d. , 7.. 9d-, and rather lower, owing to the absence of business. : 2 7. Tinali ton I.6. lllsesuals ... .- .. 11 I all, , pation of the prole ma NO yeshi,gbed rant nos , „. he h „. , c , n ostr i y t oo t le ,' to is. Cd. par bnx.-Sold everywhere, ad at the Who:male Depot., 60, bh . by E ...,..i.,,5t.nt f: eb . ri ~ .-. 64 ipr .4i were again in demos] ins 04- ..: 7,4 bi. elm, . No deed n a arc" to be If Lined. Tbe life lOW. Loadem. London and North Western stock is comparatively se 1 Da itasseen it ly 24 4 eteady, owing to the large bonafbde purchase of yew * 4 41.12 b1ia ..........!., th r * -1 i l 21" Stocks remain good, I Ng Of ••/' - ~... ~ , „ .. Isnrer. Auplicsuun will be Midi in glue e t.ge. t• .. .'• writ for the convent= of the prasent T HE I) A I L Y NEW S S. terday ; and Great Westerns aro wanted for de- son ii t i ° , ot. l3raud wenier j eanaincasne mer l Y me ll.ll "ru , re closing 41 to 5 prem. ise '."' • ' .c ., .--.,... to myee." Loudon Morales Paper, pries Id. livery. Dovers are steadier, and Great Northern. ••• !-- peeks* tiedbahisse - - y i l end and Granada Defcrrei Os Couo* ''' f•• 10 11 Of 'MA 1,1(0 only remain to be sub. ~ ~,,4 • . A I f. , Ai a MOW ogee, ths DAILY WIWI, is at the bead of the LI. from a scarcity of stock for delivery. Caledo- 2 3 ,1 to talualt.4.4l Laan a n nera . . 2.U.Pme l i - 4 provemcnt, on the 14 ,1,, 0 ,,, „ 1 1, . a n.: ~.• . o already appropriataL l' Ato be ..___and nal prom , aria Brit .,.. ndauenunn kin .ml. in Its b.i.t strung w a ....,,,,,t. sad Li ue Int I.t of AID& neat WNW. sea WI wanild and Pondleal Magna, whether pollUeel, new. niers', East Lancashires, Aberdeen', Eastern Conn- I' 1 4 De. lltallway I 7 :71 S. 4 5 11 7 British government to es a S•UL U. OV•I'LItJA,CR. r nelsidesWel. 6 2 De. canal project. Turkb he rh e U.rh. Ilea Log I 1,. Ape. S'ete . Worth Earl:, C tmlgrigliashlre. le as aaasaisai aalaa Of us Goma ia......i. 1b....e, of it. ties, Brighton., and Berwick. were all lower, and a 8 Do. ("')- " i i it ' a b a ,... } A:N ine Franca' Ilcrle oil Or TOu7. Munk. Lew 11,010 k-In the ample, weans. em Impartial chancier a it. the market remained flat in character to the last. lis ,• • Is is The exception to thi ses ....„.4,..... ,ItMI . IC I 2 Do. 6 per et. Prefer, , i 1 die was in Mexican 1.1 ria 11 - •ll' • Vwn : e d " es L. , uses,.. • l el ." 'Heene elru u r e,7l7ll j ue e tt i L l* Domi k* " 'i l e s al ea, e IS22/1/. . me n ei = 2 , ' 2 la ss t e m alar. lbs sslasd aegmr lll2 " ss . eaa s ia ls r ae S tar s 7 alticiaa s " si slit French shares were quiet, but steady in price. M , wf 30 7 Lyons nod Mediterreneall 9 II pea ald ..._ Mis Pam ki unonrsemod. 10 4001adran -..- NM FW ,....,, W ow-ro, I lasitot. Pro 101010 .". I Seslks. Caalles ... raw einier • name SSW id of Ibis*. than any other paper- In 211 Nana Antonia -••• • - - Anna has been proc Me di eseleekele mete report of Ohisaso la the Wien Seas be every THIS DAY-Two o'CLow. VI if Namur It Lem (with 1114 ii 4 to 40 De. Do.(ez latereet) .. 6 7 Republic. To•day a 3147.44.-sez...,:.e.u.o.natenieitit,ir..f.yu,,,,,.l. Li , nit. h.m. c..• . I.n llr.e . ' 0 .summa tae aB ,l B d o D o W o y7 it y aw ; „lib wt o r pr i m . There is no increase of business in the railway so D o ra,. p . Ps Ps .. y,r.,, re levy, lat.. Itedent.street, Lunduo. market ,, to-day, this department remaining extremely so a Do. AL S per et. non/ 331 " Belgian Four-and-a-1 i . ,,„„„ ct„,...., hsq., late Bengal Cial service, ti, cm 3361131438 " bi1a a g sd i mmin Nam la mdiaa. as balm tea maa we , hanks 0 n 25f.). Chilian Three p ists steer. istabtow m im e. iddiannianim mad has always eididik (root i t s ... ww . null. The general tone is rather flat, and Midland 10 al , Norregy l fer "t i .."?", ‘ ""-. 14 i 11 1 Ms gm , 1 ehe not, P.M. . 11.7.1.0 9.. Forest 11111, Sydealtans. NI elbwitee wlefflimmenta. Pnre 114 9 and London and North Western stocks have de- 2o 1 , Pans meal I.lol* - chi fact.ll:ol4 Its premees be petits *vow Is shown by the laid return of stamps dined.pm , ficates, 991. Ecuador lo ni Paris mad Ur et er.. . .. kW Nor. Fiero , A lai. I•fearre, .11lemont, °relate" , aimed be tin year ISM to the leading London Newspapers. byl 11, r',. Greek Boni 20 L , Farb mad Roan ... . 41 41 iimi Ng. Decry L. news , Loudon. w i nc h 4 2 w ig i e ma Ibm tai 's pap.. the s p ume " a o ...• m a . In foreign shares there is no feature of much im- 30 0, p ane sa d t i an ,,,o o „. 32 8 . 8 0 sea c %PIM. „0.4 H. r. „ . 5 , 0 ... 0. Teeheeca p m ... 4 E7 yews) had In ine years beaten its Nam adesseasepenton: portanoe, but the French share market has assumed se 4 ree.cew bon, 4a' pia 331 con Ds, 71, 1 ,7, 1, 8 Rif ms -nem rii• • tos 31 Hann Ithlaseed - # I set 231, 25; ditto, for an am NO■Ifill• Cnacinete 1iatab"". 1770...- ...... am .. 9 " 11, 1"med. 547 &firmer appearance since the morning. Peruvian Deferred Tlh era to 1 , some see nen ... esei Naga. l'erelny, Zeus, sad Co„, 34, Lonisal,Leceet !foams* Pour 1772 1529,010 ol4Altße AND OTOGIOI ONOCAIIARITBSD. 2O e* terabits end Nee, . 9 51 91 guess Four per Cei ese 5.,,„,... -M. toque, 31,11wele. est dame SlosatUr, Paris. Noasnee Houma. l7ll 1,139,506 10 4 Do. Si per Oent. Prefer. - - Y. SOLBUTtIII. DAILY NEWS We - 71 . Peruser, Ansa, 31, Mae a Bourbon Villeseave. ma oedema ealeteneace o f 116 31 = insane the fellowng I yesterday. to 2 p.m. 20 2a. . 3SI pia St 4 . 4 „._•,,.... Deward sad Taliman. 141, Eeneburcb.creet. ee ,. n " , e ,......" a .„ a ---- ,, yer hiliellern WS naaa , a ,_ 34 ,,,,,,, 1,,,o••• end lick 20, AuSadiers, L e ss. c T i n . wi ts s - r,,,;97, d 7 a onasaa w.3B33 = as Lanka marains et . 111 4 . lertleen ... .- ... .SO 31 00 1 , 114 . all We* ltaialsis leered Three per Cm Ma omens' 4 4 . .Atilift._._ l " l " . 3 . 4 41 • ' Menem 71, I, f, ,!, 1 rrils Pari3ll6 1110 IN. Ifrnall. en . .p 1 r g Ma i llMt= s gesigget g = i ..., 7 , S i' i 'lr o a t a =a as .. q •• Ism annianoann; mg away, nth as ma " .04.• all all Wins.Welv.allaseriallery le 14 111 1 I WNW* of Berllnerlead a apm ran Lembo-S. Lothser7- Cent. Scrip, 11 prem. SO S -send Ms Ma3l ,SI kitten., Las.,AChar.Jun. 74 44 de ad TM thee. , of Manaus Walkman are steam la dm Newts. ap i d e gi a of as weeded idly mot with the blegeer ve all Do. ,.. A . atoub . a.modue. 81 aa It appears that asz ma nes oawre anus ...4-0n eta. tem Orems***o_,..* lass MO ember of elleustbmwse-ant to "--obeellad by eas Is 1e Da do. . o. Bw _ 8 " la : JOINT STOCK BANKS. nian Three per Cent. tree °w en tow City VI liff „ , eta Briancon. no 7 4...o4w aia tE lay paper. Ile relating ware dna menepowle with lb eeesamelal a. I n , a lid " sad Du l l , ... .. iio terms NMI stsaldior Naive Niger, Natal, end Cobalt nem Mir , I ,d eam ee le I**4 mo at % Loam Child, will be placed z tenet. WS Claistlnuen .. ... Mt al wid pAgria• etarselse Is ss ass Milsni ad.. mu 111112 ._„____ T. be =Seed of say Bookseller sr Neweeme law blanks ;et at 65 ID l oam . sad ma : - .. 00 m Paid T esiarda"" Y' today. laS t ' he uin p g m p Pm nee ed is se to lv bc bm OBS toy , ft, 4 nag ; and I: le Waster ,1411 peeve; • mad maw= Ainslie. Ilk Bouvern-aireet, Plestotreet. Loadda. IN a Ne. ann. Upon. ode el " geocklas lave...mateas. Ma sodas" US 6 ef era filleMil•e4wee.earmen*r skill, aed aselleaV i =eg se 45 Milner' BeHastleine.. llflapmad 41 WI - - SOSO 40 tun:sleds nit. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, No all Used s, Perth, aod Aber. an 91i 921 91 monthly instalments. me so w" mum. my brw iletto= d he leemitee Piddle. 40,000 13 Chart& Beak of Ada S a 1 pen ren We ospital lam bees ants ly at am asteeml wlett will 1.1 Orthodus. antl-0111 , 14111. lad Oriemil- Is. melt; lif Pests den lunette& ... ... 111 9 0,000 50 Chart. Bank of India, It was stated in tl iisee ..ed es It ell ad be Sleet- le. aO. t 23 dl Beet Ainritsis rne cese Ye gem enatiorracy an. 0,. turd n. be' of a raw maw , tat la WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. IS all Ditto (EIS E. sad 14.). 4 q 23,000 19 English, Reottlett. end Lord Clarendon to th em Mime the alear•Sal•rd reb•OfOr. a . pneperty whoa H . lb N adders Swaim_ -.. 111 I ad ' ISO zd Aestrallan Manned 4 Si 21 pat 1114 dam - ins Yee eisvu bej•s• GLI , kohl, the Mestere atly LECTURE TO SOUND NEN. 2S ell erten U.S.. Mal A 13,000 20 London Bank of An. Turkish Scripholders who estpwr Sew searlrne Out tiny wiU be sighted to dselleise &dividend 111. Nee LU. A.) . . ioi lii outlet and India man mai a wry Umited perid. HOW TO BB HAM. 25 all Do. slam 11 sad o - ditt. 6 $1 15,00 tq London Ch,rtered Bank The Ripon, which] ram 000011, dloarered la UP by vane pampa, WOW edisee were 10. St. LW lest Loam* _ _ ... _lre . 711 731 ad of Australia -- 74 5 51 pm 114 a rag eminently oohed* de Frew II peormant wader Se dinettes MORAL AND PHYSICAL ENJO YM ENT OF LIPS Sa all a n t W.L DiteJtlllnaJa ii 57 . 24,0^0 13 Oriental Bank Corpora. all 34 33 ton from Alexandria, brae dla IS. L, s Embalm masa 019 la Ihe BON year Cl his T. . Ot 100 . inburgh sad Glow . 71 75 30,000 3 Royal Austral. Rankine of Australian gold. 'tea immnk, without after kW moomel silly. et ON SPECIAL DISEASES. to 14 Edisto*. soil MOM .. - - and Gold Import. Co. 1 i Ipm Wm reredelarifd hmeni (LW% They weini allenesdagmeled et. St. tee i witsbnegh,Feelb,Dmwto $1 34 8,500 IS South Australia ams bheli. palm slime ITU ft Sean Loam% do Pewesse THE lesnTuTte 01 7 MARRIAGE LIFE. at. 100 Glempar iSealkllleoless al U I MAO SI Union of Australia an 77 75 more consistency to -d 2: yen xvliiii, br whoa dry wen easseedeas BMW di Melt& en. M. roO .orsat lierawra .SOSIad $1 $44 ad 4,000 ... Do. New ft sy 9 9 DISUSES OF WLUTEIt. N. 100 Ds. a eberes, A, 111;k.. 44 eis Bennett, the railway Wein taller the mempemsat ell Ur. rekeirkm, • loon reerdeisr. lam wee...l:M nt thl I e Jai el needy was astswiled. The et. 101 De. 4 Mem; k MIN- ID 113 ad MISCELLANEOUS. suspend payment. /- ben id ef .14 are snsiellisassi=llo Dart.... Vatemte DERANGEMENTS, CONSTIPATION, mad EAMORR- :t t . 1 1 :: Ot.Seest•andnest.Hre. 167 IN , a averalt erbe large, but it is not um mead ant Itevulu= se la agablikan peeraMent eldaNdtbet s 0 NOW& Miasma ... 91 ~ NI 4ad taming n ee beds fry Illie Meloo do llai rin tr wee wasetasatly ix. ead a. II II lin& Omsk Driers .. Its 74 w k." &we." d 0,.. will be very severe. 1 Isis eleadlrA memo* ememem Ye the heads of MOLD% DIN% sad SOOTCII WM. I vale. le. ese. Kb all Leniaanir mad OWEN .. U 97 rte. Sul Uncettaseovs. IPd yesterday. to-day. entrusted to the emit, elm nee me se mig mod mane me mpital. bat Mew, as. 161 111 Do. Ildeds ..,.. ~ 13i I v _____ ._ = ........,.....1......d bssenelmebred la HYDROPATRY: 011 , THII COLD WATER CURL It. me luminaires's& Tselleen 77 # 6 seat m i , *en n mem of ma neciee ft =t= wee Sherwood. 113, Patessentenrow; Cervallso.l47.lileet-eteset: Mans. 10 le De. Mae - .... 444 ils 7 14 !smelt ad [ad We have much pie Men Im l .4astrann Agri ... _ SS t* 110 at 101151 :P.R. ft intelligence was rece hem hen ($1,40) ms bard. UM am ~__.d ma ni le," t 7. Corahill. sad •U benualere :wtofM. IL Weems% WIL, NO, 14 Ili Do. Wed Skim Deism I $ „ 123,712 iN. DAL Aug. land ei 4 2 pm Paris, to the effect t Mei diem et the NERVY nacelle INS ell Iherdatien el 1792, who awrylLorke. ameet..trest. who may be somaltsddaky WOM 'a WI!. a m 1 11 1 4 Leeds Nerthara ssi miaow - .. 13 114 ad at as 11 Do. Pretences... all 24 21 pm Mee k Awed the Ws et tba noted ilmi se* nommen awl 7 Ulf 11. 127,313 1 6 Peelftiv.LiggLlSlOn. al 31 61 toy decided upon allow! Ms Dawn the mime base besseednd imam 41.1 .0 3ra-the to 8 Loa.,llllvery,lll deathebt Ila lat 100,000 I doottabAustliuset , all lj II pm country direct from O MB ens km less szeissiveil embed la Se swam (asset, Oro Moe Mt skis tbe heel of the easSoilidt hoe seer ben is COURT OF ALDERMEN. St. 100 Weiss Is Itertb.Weetes Int 11m ad 1114 iad 11,441ei 106 We Diemen's Land 29 16 Is 17 scriptions of East Ins MB awn. Oka 11001•111, inky be hope giesMnin elm with ea- - de 11 Do. Illthe e to It has been Dec MB 10 1 Do. AlO sh.,Ziki !Lie ii 11 MI 6 . ll "Di ag r ai lelige . a . k .... I.l. w . r . d owiner " is ta Z ig weeme m l °4 o .. sa in•aft " ei rr e Yesterday .. a court was held for the despatch of u m. To li emoost p.„ , k w entle ... amen . . ,9: 4 1 dl. _. lel 1 Sa ad MINES. policy of the French Ws rh., seam tete°. mai see Is seenans. am vas yes se Public business. - .. ss ✓wi TERSDAT Rexene'. Sh° lllll be sbfEPed f " I °' . se nasselve Span of come. dbelieWed le Ammo kW. in Ilme ha. The Lord Mayor appointed the Bishop of Hereford 40 $4 De" SW . . , m .4 db. p orts Of Belgium se slmeu au neienienci beanies U II There is still a good business doing in English men meg ei auenoat, bee likewhe bow moseL Amps and the Rev. Dr. Mortimer to preach the Easter sermons 25 at lasinke2 4 2 ge m en n ee 12 21 WIN I S Napoleon is ro awe ins ass t lef coMbn L 1..._11 1 . sl_Pffraa..._ll..9l s .l, wham at Christchurch. mining stocks, with a preponderance of buyers over OWOIL lee Wemel.l6o,lo . I.osolneb W SO tion, as hopes arc ea wag 'us ."*""" 1 //* I sis " al mg •wi• •••• `.'w •"1"' resent. BRWlllas AND ransoms ranTaNDINO TO 31 BILO/Illa. 6, ti Del's.* LIM. Halos at 2Ms el did aid meek, whilst as mob es some 311 se re sellers. Gilmer, Treloweth, West Bassett, West first of a series of me mid wet. of WON was reelteed Z . ? rem or A discussion of some length took plate upon the subject St. 100 KINN& ... -.-.. 71 764 sd 751 II sd Providence, and Wheal Russell shares, are in demand. nob NSA Some spinner ban 6 # se 4 7 1 64 ,41;# of the conduct of broken, and the conduct of persons pre- /. 4 - re ..... _Doolllne-___ 2lol ..__D"'".._,_ 44 11 a The sales to-day include-lieroddoot at 18; Great Pelicy. Mee Mad md le per est t. of &Inn The mead per. tending to be brokers without having been regularly ad- ;:. al r =" 20 7 1 7 ,01.155s - 21 - u Much satisfaction 1 MimWheel Alfred, 40 ; West Bassett, 11; Trebnrgett odes ad Idt Prodzd• zt the Ntm. Ter me of Shim "1"1".104 milted to the privdege, or having aay right at all to visit si s Da. D a i; m a t ' s .. 8 0 ii "at the tone adopted Week am by Clepila Webb-a prmilmi Oimish easkaor she the Stock E xc h ange . MI 16 114 3 Hs Consols, 1 prem.; Tay Consols, 61, 4 ; Cubert, 2f, """ 1 " 1 " 41 " mlin amy bye -e s i ' m e" Ile ai s II 7... 2 Alderman Wise said that, natal the ;court determined be 74 Newry mad _ - til 14 3; Trehane, 23, 25; North Damsel, 1/, 1 ; Tamar house, last night, re Wen. Meson sa tallboy. st Londe% an meal ins ana * aim a pp. n ionoupt a gai t oo oD lo ss moo pit too . T. to take the question up with a strong band, it would be * ell NewryYsereaPelwiltßee. 9 10 Consols, 4/, 5 ; Pen y Gelli, 281, 29; Trebarvah, 9,1; canal across the Isth shut nibs imiesson takes be peanny last, by Mr. advisable to drop it altogether, and tell the public that the Bt. IVO aortas In consequence of side 13 13 I Do. New . ... 74 Iti „ sad Whits, ham the old makings at the end assayed by Mews. 'security for which they looked to that breach of the come 50 141,toadmoweamiaa'shoao 14 m aie aim Callington, 5, 4 ; Drakewalla, 9,4; West Ding Deng, caution money of tho , m* mm 1 10 Tattraw7. lush Now Wow ha ProlromPles ration for protection against plunder sad imposition was a s • los ID ,* ma k . es 22 131, 14 ; Fait Margaret, 11, 12; Balnoon, 101, 11; s e a. Id Mill Pool, 61, 7; Wheal Wrssy, 11; Gonamena, 15,1; way is to be return seMs l ir et "' 3aL 1 dam shi ill• at 41 " 12 - I i t" 2 V. " 136 us. mere delusion. (Hear, hear.) Under the impression of 16 . 14 !North ilee. T. .:. -- ay moninable quoins' or Nisbet sad Cobalt.there was some decor =eh o d m aw d um , a „,.., wthi, WY osivany timid ., bow the ne...inpa habit of name . ~..I ty of affording aid to those who were • all / De. L amm .... - - Wheal Russel, 3 , 1. . are called in Paris, t. =h Relianc• upon men who errewka in = imig is a testset goat kr= miles hams At o= e r e r b o` .P:"" eas 3 1 i r e n ' fi n t e ck - i ii ch ho yo no- a • De. 1 demealesa - -din 10 171 North . q 44 die 14 y The ;old mining shares were heavy, especially the at 16s. to 16s. 6d. ..., a bed:ll6.l% ** a lame pl assi oe s atier• ' A sikor. he aim by t ies of motion, " That the names and addresies ga ys no- 10 114 11aM 1.1*.... 44 dli I*4 & piNk s' mss adss ,SIS a largs per .os to,s .1 idles. by ties of sotion, "That the nsmee and addresses .1511 per- I: a l ilig nm i L a W i t i r viewenjw T ri 4 n , Australian descriptions, and prices rather in favour however, are far fro' nem . ...halama„ .. _..___.oal_,Wattaer (711 1 1 redrowl_, `assort Oil/4 II IV: sons applying to this court to be admitted as 0( all of et. In thilard, Wan e St Roble. 47 41 47 of the buyer. Ltbert y . shares are also droopmg. French government MUCobre shares continue inquired for. Rhymney -,l * "" . ""m"."" It 1) •• I l 4 . 1 • °. I" **". this Cat be put up in some conspicuous one la the St. 1011 Sottish Omani ... ... 19$ 112 Mrs toe; tion money shall hoc Mlle rim " M T 8 1 3 aisiembi "...8.1 alivar d ip o w. the 14. .b,.. la " al u n b " m obi llimila ir st i on thm i l ie. Gu il dhall one week prior to the date of the holding of the 14- 111 MOM MAIM -••64 SS Iron were 11. higher. United Mexican , Santiago, ... m ains 'ON, hte,l=he rees . le en e ed e eel et ow marts at which such applications are Winded to be made, a , ll ‘ 1 ,2 Mirmrs-__ ~ ....a 81710 -..., „___ 60 " . ....* 11 ,... r , and Linares', on other hand, are looking down. It is urged that th le. were , ,whe le law swifts ebe owls at end that the names of all snob persons es shall hays been a s 1,• =, : : I re‘ si ; '• Ma Lass. vas masa by In Diembers in Demo*, Vet Ilk Mr admitted at sash court, and the names of any persons ' . - ijaa - er:40.4 .. .In m THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoet. interested in the OA ciently mulcted Isy elm Weal reemeMsr NM Imo ef Mr. ___. „ s _la ' sash applications end istsbeing admitted, be @doer- Iso eel lintletwe .. ... ... 9 N The gold mining shares to-day are steady, with a money for half a Med Chu1 ......'"'"" ww ....,.... dr a 11i m.,,,, .... °4611111 , 22 V, 1b r i: , ,•-• tired r eaeh court." (Hear, hear.) 10 20 Ds. Oswestry ... .. 14 15 mole webs -- - - -'---- - - --. ' 1 " - "'• -.•-•- - - Sir P. Lava's said the court were bound to publish 20 0 1 0 111 •1 501 fli Balsa -• - 11 * die very limited business. Colonial Gold are a shade government were ei ✓ pm l e bs i ildbm=biewt obe ina Mine et bra imes ere k pane the names of all persons who acted with culpable impro. 5 2. , 55 , .._„,eitta to•• : -... . . .. 2 ,,, 1 , ,21. ad 711 firmer. uphold in every wr deem order_ i them at Cies been row Weer Is pnety on the Stock Excnange ; but they could not do so li o . 'so le ers ... as ' i'i . Cobra shares continue to be enquired for. Peel more liberal course = emenens. glees leer, estee_proWer BM' good, Sal without being furnished with that information by . those of 44 Is a m o k s o bbjablegpi . 114 1 he'll_ - 91 7 "allabl• sw throloW 2s2 roWatok oat la 7 meow their brethren who had the immediate means arising from Se 5 _ _ _ ,-,Ditle Sete • 4 4 River and Australian Agricultural shares are flat, glum has heaped cot lune lnnen mom. but North British Atistidan and Scottish Austra- the course she has .. a the nature of their business of becoming acquainted with 15 19 Ilsamellamsfisolislumn. 54 1 C a t wretsr=hi s nr, a s t a V i r m = "l. et rzw.ightzwb-t.,-- 4 the facts. (Hear, hear.) It 17 Veber deeds - - .. 13 1) ad lima Investment are rather better. and better things WI niWIR ins essedeleg mreecenems en en be gam ten mum, which see Beg Alderman Hestau said that a searching investigation II all weeded ma geaseer sy m e th s 8., 4 ,,... like France. mem rbe bowl ke a traninemble_relik to an Waleehell NM Hsieh* 19 SI wee necessary into the conduct of those who were in the so 13 w og D am p& . 51 10 94 Ho. !Ie Lase. Pad ales. Mrs The transactions i selle 2 0 0 0111105 wawdoltllt al 11111111115/1 de willwawl to ealwhaold habit of attending the Stock Exchange, and who were, he le me. erhabiejes and Cripdse i dis 22sts2l2 ' t°4ll * altogether so limiter i pm alma DMA sad wirma. - - - said had been !liven to understand, of very miscellaneous habits et to, ,Talhnaisaliskilerinsk 69 76 Ed meek fr y sod Mores to be ark to De Brokers and principle ,. ne.oo , i axes me ss ell ilme 11 be to present an ss m I De. de.lbneesism .. 71 7idla ~ Taft n Ompsay. Tioftwe sod No. 111, Anatlnfriara ; WOOO I Anglo AustralJaa Gold all par /pm 14 Telt i e the so; ha ws , m ews s ereer e m e 141, r eee b eee b. Alderman Hooray - Am Ito understand, then, that SS i Ilai De.OJl.l.Feribem ~ nea „ „for paper on Hambt 100.005 I , °. aura Oallornigia ram Bt. 1 ito ITork ad Ikea Wird, 161 198 ad 6111 i ad al 2 l 11 L - tinues, but, ea befog me; re to the Coral de Dokellime, at the No. 3, Lath- other persoes than sworn brokers are admitted upon the lo,o o o 10 Agistralsalaa Pry. MI Stock Exchange ? 1141/TAICE SHARES. 55,56 51 Amaral= 1 6 Si rally the same as las - Sir it. W. CARDIN-Certainl there are. There are Si too &babes _ „ - - NAM lAs miles COrdUlere ... al a t i paw. 1 There is no clang Mil Or irrileATlMl N. MAIM 100,00" 1 Andralien Freehold ... all t a Ate L a m m n i , s or mu mg . of TM a m a sai m a su m w a i n brokers, and jobbers, mad s tors, and amateurs to be 5 all ts s- . No. I, 7 per Ct. - - 63,06 1 An Mork. all par ipm The supplies of silve Tek Onemay, seen there. (Hear hear.) have frequently spoken of Ss 1 arbeel lb Entree pee Ct. 101 108 "Men I British Anguillan Geltl all 4 apm 14 not yet de li verahle. I mema yea nil MN me Mores of Ale sub k the Mem the feet, and complained ' of the constant peril to which the / A' I, °16 " 22 , jr," . :* 13 111 10,010 20 WOW Iron 13.5 7 9 laid% onEl 'CM 10""ISIS SRA Ihr_l l } Ise SLIT WO robs OM public are ezpoeed in consequence of the impression that , ;', cp , - ,fr m aj n a - a -- . 1 i eie pi, 15,010 LS OrsaiLlStp,(les.atapn 241 4 44 The quotations of wc177.11111 " 0 , 16•14 3•11 *P s / ull 'M i ms ° I a a Thr alio a 2 as all the peruses who walk boldly into that building are o l mi N o b % r e * u pi . d.;;. 0.000 SO De. Oseles sod WM. en 5 fl are thus reported 1 13 W. mealsll,ooo se lb. M. Saul* So; 15 29 Se admitted broken. lam in the habit of seeing men d oily dela jundea „:I : Four per Cents., 9 . S.SS -- 1111 Mils full H 5 06 I Owen% Creek lidlleeee there who ought not to be allowed to be in my place in 3 1 1 1 101,0 111.7 1 q4 12 . 1 11•Es• IRMO 40 Onee all 1 47 ir 4S ; Cents., 651. Span . se. U Dellmsees - which honourable business is transacted. a 5 Da ams. is d per w.. 1 4 7/ lOw de. (U. 1747 par ct. 1 4 pm MAN 5 OokelI C IM I SI SI pm 4 s 23 13-16. Mexican Mat. Dile .... Sir P. Lattstu-Then why not let the court of alder- e i 61 vast.Cos.Szta.,3 p %No' 1 Ipm ad OBlSslis l4 - - se. ee TO LIFE ASSURANCE ACIENTS.-Pertiee Sir R. W. Canoes-I do sot exactly relish the insist- to o no. te, fi, ref Cent. Stan 14 try as S,Ole 15 De. End 7 e per cost. all 74 I, pm 6 3-16. Austrian , fel° . 11 . _,lrs agolom__w_twr lot alutolaw___COallkaT la „,, 80 7 tation of being an informer under any circumstances but NI 10 lesLUel ' ea,lblptp.Cl 11 19 7040 5 lailassinallanOoppee all la # die Spanish Old Three " 1 "" m e `em "'''"'w " 1111 • ••• •• 100, that uch is the state of the Stock Exchange every one who I 6 Vidlnburllbg Pils *di 103,080 1 Gred Siegel Yen-- ell 24 9 1 Pol q Ones Lib. arl limbs eased Mak and et meeenees. Tbe lamb I Deane, 54 per ..., Il 34 21,00 20 (Amend all IT is nods Deferred Bond rostainva nag INSULUICI MISTIOX Ms DMICia. atten s di it kaows to be beyond all question. t 2,0110 I Grand Dusky of Bodes all pa ipm day, the Five per Ce Feb. ia am, esc wpm.' 1 9 mo ses may Sir P. Lanais-It appears that a son of the church was tt re. °rat " s va 533331313 ,...5. dia l 33.°Iat an .! lad lad ad 1 " mime s Orel" religara.... . ell 11 II eel knobs kr ADEN ma% miry WON Is powdered there sense days age by the members. ' essmatisatlemea.pm 11l 1111 ad 100,00 C 1 Labe Outburst. ell aMs par f and exchange on Los .Ws =Oil Stews. For umns. a ...- - woes . mad all Whoe 12277- Sir R. W. Cannes-I am far from being an advocate of 10 11 Do. 44 pereme. et otbs , - - onus I Liberty Own orial to 111011.43 H. BAYLIS. Lynch law,but I certainly am of opinion that the clergyman 61 ili OtillasWissivol3 'Si9 ad 9,00 n $ Leans all 1$ 14 70,000 1 landealiCalltera Gold THIS I 11, kt. fur I ClWeiLUnkilmbeen ape , el 74 cnd m oo . ee , relLen g .Lcaka. °l " nlig "" Bl.lld.•• ""' alluded to deserved the sort of welcome ht received. 1154 Quarts Craning tb.. all a I db, a The English fund seribmleas kbe sosomplaisd by rernmeso. The subject of brokerage and the admission of broken St. lit r aa Deua l2LW ' sliss ese all t a t Psi' 10$ RI - 100 101 100,400 1 Weelealts was then referred to the Committee of Gonna Purposes. If II ,Lenembleolli r feele.FSlO par apm So,eoo 10 Iltateseßdliamerken 1 61 7 very quiet. Consols FOR AUSTRALIA and the OOLONIM-Llght, BIGGAR'. it. lee I DIMS per one Illeek... 11* 1511 bet,oo 1 New Granada YAM I It mesa 10, 5 55 sad *made loorisa.-caosocara PLUM Ina presentment made by the inquest of Broad-street 91.100 ilbedelleistb.Overiperet r - 150,000 1 rat efittp....- I 4 low 1 4 PM 2TUAIR MOUND ISLT k pals* Werke= le ada. mom Ward appeared the following resolution :-" We also beg to St, I Itel ; DltteFedinalki• pre!. - - gems° 1 Hoeft Ren..- ell par #pm percents . Reduced men " bat , "mu luis Mine NI •MD lath wwwlW 7 ll Modem 111 call the attoation of the court to the great annoyance caused 60 ' S dedzamordzdAdLmds di di Pa zd 1 insbe l.... ...- mated Ms tinker rired Arians; am be Yid • -- -- Mb pm a. tie e inhabitants from numbers of beggars or hawkers 1 all lAndeedlWWWWWlLish 134 134 Diem New ll - - /0 , 0 IN swan deCaba . 161 $ 7 to 2281; South Se MI sesnal77ool. =.' r aanoVsa l cirrs z a m me et who infest the courts and panes, and who are continually 14 ie 'menAkstiAlekoneiel $ 9 0,060 a den& Mentehue ..... I. mania rum beassMss ! man Se sem. of feel.-Ows. annoying gentlemen wi th th eir entreaties and immoral 10 IS no. Jaw as - . lay 114 1.005 10 TM Croft ..- 1 11 12 S u m l l iwo Miensakte mat W post me le CROWDS sal pesseesioas, and we hope that such instructions will be II S De. SS ... ... ... aa pm 111.174 SAS Inked Mess.. ._.«. all 111 74 ea 48s. prem. 111 " 16 ""lut icagoos who do =MO NUT given be the City Police aa may lead to the abatement of 1 7 4 WI mat7l‘ l2 Ow** 4 12 ct._ .7 -._ 2w 75,004 1 !mow .......... ei. too dsdum•Demsllr.asbooon IN 141 147 J. IL Pak sad Ibr ism mei sod USN this 1..... #l4 usli c e i. im Sum se muskies the resigembore. .....a •uu • lea 5 town elbesmes -,... Lir ad 100.000 I Wan Omsk. ...... ...... .0 44" ii 4 quiet scale than 3 Alderman COrBLAND said be could bear testimony to the im to see n& g one i n... 100,906 1 1 West marleom sll lisr tpm 1 ef A. comeekeese of the complaint made in the . presentment, and a a 1).. 0. 444 400, ta pee; . 4 sa ad al Iceelle 1 I Tabs b ADIES et DELICATE 0011n*TION, who he simetrely hoped that the commissioner would rye 1 all i Du.semeneyTalley apm 2 li remain firm, at 81 I lim• sear him ammo to ell Nadu ma drip einsearlii ice upon the subject. St. too Nortb Mina - ... 1117 109 tee's Certificates ha• ..."" h11 • 1 . 4 •41 11 eNim! 11 1 1 fh• 1 00 1 • 10101 . 3111 ! "11 . 1 r-L " : 11.55. 2a 0l it oust. ...in. to &ann.. * sll butes stufheila" --. 11 le MONEY MARKET. Deferred Threes li In a presentment mad; 14 the inquest of Broad-street Ward appeared the following resolution:—" We also beg to all the attention of the court to the great annoyance caused to the inhabitants from numbers of beggars or hawkers who infest the courts and pumps, and who are continually annoying gentlemen with their entreaties and immoral persuasions, and we hope that such instructions will be given to the City Polio. as may lead to the abatement of this long felt nuisance." Alderman COPELAND said be could beer testimony to the ociereetnew of the complaint made in the presentment, and he sincerely hoped that the commissioner would give stringent orders to the polies upon the subject. Alderman Wins said it was quite useless to suppose that the comminiontrr of the city polies would issue other instructions than the men were acting upon. The men bronfht perhaps for the 10th or 20th time a person found begging, and each magistrate appeared to have his own pe culiar way of treating such customers. Now his experience taught him that most of the beggars about the City were , the grimiest impostors. (Hear, bear.) He knew that it Wwasthe practice of women not only to expose, but to drug infants, in order to excite compassion by such horrible mockery ; and he really apprehended that in one case in which he had not decided with adequate severity a child had been the victim of a cruel experiment. The magis trates seemed to entertain different ideas of the conduct and character of the common beggars, and discharged them with a gentle adinneition, which operated as an encouragement. Alderman WiLson—The beggars keep out of the Guild hall district. The Loan MAYOR—In the Mansion-house district the numbers are greatly on the decrease. Sir P. LAURIE said that Alderman Wire bad very properly described the variety of opinions which prevailed as to the treatment of common beggars. Some years ago • certain alderman became so famous for his animosity to beggars that be was caricatured with a broom in his hand while he was acting as Lord Mayor. (Laughter.) Since that time mother Lord Mayor had sought to raise • charac ter by establishing a soup kitchen. (Laughter.) Between two such extremes there existed many varieties. Sir R. W. CARDEN said he could confirm the observa tions made by Alderman Wire as to the inveterate habits of the City beggars. One of the instances which made an impression upon him was the nee of two miserable children, whose parents lived not only in comfort but in affluence, being in the habit of profiting by the begging perseverance of these to the amount of 41. per week. He had had before him that very morning two children, apparently in a desti tute condition, and he bad sent for their ;menu, and would strictly investigate the circumstances. lie was resolved to [ get, iossible, at the root ofso terrible an evil. (Hear. The p matter was then referred to the commissioners of ) the City police. NON-FRZEMEN. In the same presentment was the following resolution : " It is respectfully suggested to the Court of Aldermen, that to compel retail tradesmen to take up their freedom, while merchants and wholesale dealers are permitted to trade unmolested, is a manifest injustice, and is felt as • great hardship." Several members of the court expressed themselves strongly upon the absurdity, as well as cruelty, of such compulsion as that so considerately alluded to in the resolu tion, containing as it did, the resoling materials of an anti- national and anti-freedom law. After the transaction of some other business, the court adjourned. le De. Pm ‘lO . De. all Dam.* Wide. 41 p Ct. too elidariDankler.eib.ey.as Itelbealass 10 Eslimisa au De. Grameable fie per il all i De.WayearyVallay pat all Ilenrilt seaDordaile* 100 Wcaamitar. are Weever., 11. Ow Oast II Dit.e Ono ditto le l ehreve.k Cheter(Noe.W. Ma.) • • par Pat— -10 Do. II pa Omit Sb leach Davao tll Ditto Dew all ! eau* Aoo Car ai resadkas 0 11 :111 OLleseill et OSP Wee. bADIF.B of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who woo tam ssseret• se all eft% mai amp samm= 4 , ria lartere T imillessim 1.0.16. ao DB' ULM& i Wipe WNW psupsalm saps laitates Mallele el MAK eassess al last lobby saI i IIi= 4.4.I ISPISPONO SSW On* s IllieNO as Mods ml seme. Par. O a plastes s Me sal ,d did tordast Onalas fif as aft tM d MINN sod as madams& lad seaboass a • weer. a, eat dodo% eel " ana It blw as wow mai woomoog pow, me mow Os it ask dook MI sham. ides ad la at. pm MUM Oasass Ils asde *lssballt, 14 ses se tat mom sad IlDdldlat lad mom Awma.wwook Lawke. is so _maim soft Mad es Ma betas. Odd by am sled by Moho Palmses. f if rea it ne 1/ 1 i Is II ss II 11 ad Par i pla. Si Sty 11) 71 i die par ILO 1111 J ad I . S . Tv &IDLY Evaxare. The English stock market was again very quiet to-day, and presented no feature of interest. On the whole, the tone was perhaps a shade firmer, owing It o the resumption of purchases by the government broker, who also took a parcel of South Sea Old An nuities off the market. In the railway market there is also an absence of feature. The general tendency of prices in this department appears to be drooping, but, as before observed, the market is supported by the over-eold position of many of the dealers. Spec ulation in the security markets appears to be decidedly checked by the upward tendency ob servable in the money market, and by the apprehension still prevailing that the Bank of England Directors, in view of the numerous foreign loan and joint-stock projects now coming out, and others in course of projection, may think it advisable to mikes further rise in their rates of discount. The general trade of the country is in a peculiarly active state, as is sufficiently proved by the Board of Trade returns, and consequently has given occasion to &considerable increase in the de mand for money, so that the large sums required for loans and new commies are beginning to have more effect, and capitalists are disposed to look for higher rates for their money. Consols remained quoted 991 to „ for money and Thursday, and 991 to 1 for delivery in April. The settlement of the account is in progress, but presents no new feature. The official business report is annexed :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, a ; ditto, for account, 99„, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 1001, 3. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103„, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 64, 7.16; Annui ties of 30 years, 1859, 6 3-16, 1. South Sea Old Annuities, 991. Bank Stock, 228, 1, 2271, 2281. The market for Exchequer Bills remains de pressed, and great difficulty is experienced in effect ing sales of any amount. In fact for the time the Exchequer Bill market is quite destroyed, and gene rally the reduction of the interest to ld. per day appears to be considered a false move on the part of the government. There were transactions in the June bills bearing I d. interest per day, at Si. to 15s. prem., the closing price being ex. to 13s. pm., and flat. IASE sad COMFORT in SHAVINO.—B. and I. cuwvas , WTI& STROP, et ebooteilbefel M.M. 80 1... Nelieleshonts. mg Wbo Mb Obit aM. lb. taw.i. io book bee mg abbot wpm, Itv. *Mb 8 gissebost an Iv sbop I him wed be • kees Waleardas loMmerso kr sminisil sal . 11 1Lasslipe. 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The English funds remain steady, the government broker continuing his purchases, but business is still very quiet. Consols are quoted 991 to for money and Thursday, and 99; to 1 for April. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to 1; the Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 1; Bank Stock, 227; to 2281 ; South Sea Old Annuities, 991 to ; ; Ex chequer Bills, June, 13s. to Ba. prem.; India Bonds, 48s. prem. The foreign stock business has been upon a more quiet scale than yesterday. Mexican bonds mark 241 to 25 k, and are now quoted 25 to 1. Greek bonds remain firm, at 81 to 9; and the Spanish Commit tee's Certificates have reached 8 per cent. Spanish Deferred Threes have been done at 231; Turkish Scrip, 1/ prem. ; Swedish Scrip, 11 dim. ; Sardinian Fives, 981 to 991; Equador Bonds, 5 2 ; Dutch Fears, 981 ; Peruvian Four-and-a Half per Cent, scrip, is quoted 41 to Si prem. ; and the scrip of the New Sardinian Three per Cent. Loan, 1 to 11 prem. „ LAMM AUTHINTIQVC-PARIS, March 8. Cash Prices Four-and-a-Rolf per Cents., not reimbursable for 10 years shut March 6, at 106 f. 50c. ; ditto, March 22, 1041. GOe 50c. 40c. 50c. 60e. 70c.; Three per Cents., 80f. 60c. 50c. 55e 65c. 70c. 75c. ; Bank Actions, 2.770 E 2,7651.; Credit Fon tier, 915 f. 920 f. 925 f. 930 f. 93.5 r. ; ditto Obligation. to I,ooof. I,llof. 1,107 f. 50c. I,loBf. 75c. 1,1101.; Credit Mn bluer, 9151. 9101. 9121. 50c. ; Discount Bank, 6801. 6901 695 f. 6921. 50c. 6951. 700 f. 6971. 50c. 707 f. 500. 7101. 716 f. Belgian Loan, 1840.1842, 100 f. ; Piedmont Five per Cents.' 99f. 80c. 75c. 70c. ; Belgian Two-and-a-Half per Cents.: 561 ; Nantes de Naples (Nothschild's)),losl. ; Romans, 28f.' ditto New Loan, 98f. ; Spanish Warred Converted Debt. 24 231; ditto Interior Debt, 421 1. Exchange on Iron. don, at sight, paper, 25f. 71e. ; money, 251. 71c. ; thre months, paper, 24f. 9 0c,; money, 24f. 90c. THE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR MANCHESTER. THE INQUEST. Some additional evidence was given at the inquest on Monday afternoon, after our report was despatched The room was then cleared, and the jury cansu.ted for some time, after which The Coroner stated that the jury had agreed to ad;ours the investigation to Friday nest. At present, they had formed an opinion that the train wu going at en ezewesive speed, and that the line wee not in good order ; and they therefore requested that a government inspector, Stir. Na @myth, and some other person wko might be thought com petent to give an opinion, should he called to say whether the line, the engine, and the carriages wero in Puck a state as to justify the rate of speed at which the train was running. The inquest was then adjourned to Friday nest, at two o'clock. Mr. Carutti, and Betsy Mscartney, two of the pavave gars, lying at the Manchester Infirmary, an still livieg, but in a very dangerous state. Mr. Barbour is reported also to be very ill. THE MILITARY GUARD OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA are to receive in aid of their military pay—the olhetrv, 2e. 6d. per diem., the men 31d. per day, from the Colonial I Board. The betting this morning ;as almost exclusively confined to the events at Doncaster, to be decided today and to morrow ; to quote the business done on tho former would now be superfluous. The following is the latest prices on events to come . DONCASTER HANDICAP. 7 to 2 &gat Ethelbert (t) 7to 1 Lanford& (t) 8 to 1 Burndale (t( Bto 1 St. Andrew (t) 8 to 1 Ammonia (t) 10 to 1 Isabella et) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 7 to 1 eget Contentment (t to 261.) 12 to 1 Lampedo (t) 20 to 1 Puggy Orrock ( (t) 20 to 1 Prgt) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE HANDICAP. 14 to 1 aget 'Mance (t) CHESTER CL P. 20 to 1 art Mountain Deer (off) 22 to 1 Lady Evelyn (off) 25 to 1 Black Doctor (t) 25 to 1 Trifle (t) 40 to 1 St. Michael (t) DERBY. 8 to 1 apt West Australian 12 to 1 Cineas 14 to 1 Orestes (t) 18 to 1 The Reiver (t) 450 to 10 Vanderdecken :(t) The paucity of our list is accounted for by nearly all our leading speculators having left for Dcncaater. CHESTER CUP. 25 to 1 agst Trifle. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, MARCII E.—APPOINTMENTS.— Bur gem J. M'Swiney, confirmed to Ccuypso, on death vacancy. Master's-Assistant W. Long, to Imperieuse. MOVEMENTS.—Cumberland and Hightiyer off S.E. End, Jamaica, Feb. 7th ; Vntal, Buzzard, and Daring, cruising off Cuba. Dauntless at Barbados', Calypso at An tigua, and Scorpion at St. Thomas. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WEDNEsDAT. MARCH 9, 1863. The state of the Weather at each of the folios/lag places at Nits o'clock yesterday morniag. The statioas ate arranged to order of latitude. HASTINGS—S.W.,* Light Air; Foggy. Bouteraterrox—W.; Gentle Breese; Foggy. Forma:moue—W. ; Fresh Breeze ; Overcast. T cumaluda—S. W. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. Gatcaswics—W. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. Bradon—W. • Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. SWINDON—S.W.; Gentle Breeze ; Rain. CAMBRIDGE—S.; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. TARMOUTI—W.; Calm; Foggy. The returns from the following places did not react ult. °See ill time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Monday morning at nine o'clock : Lturalcu—W.; Calm; Cloudless. Mnttesdaa—S.W. Breeze; Cloudless. HASTINGS—S.W. ; Gentle Breeze; Fogy—Rau. SOUTHANTTON—W.; Gentle Breese; Rain.' Foutzsrogn—S.W. • Fresh Breeze ; Rain. TUNBRIDGE—S.W. ; Calm ;_OTercaat. BASINGSTOKE—W.; Gentle Breeze ; Scud—Rain. OKEENWICII—W.; Gentl. , Breeze; Rain. STAUOD—W.; Gentle Breeze; Rain. SWINDON—W.; Calm ; Cloudy. LEIGHTON—W.; Calm ; Rain. CAIIREIDGE—S.W.;_ Gentle Breeze ; Rain. YARMOUTH—W.; Calm ; Foggy. HOLYHBAD—N. ; Gentle Breeze ; Fine. WHITET—N. ; Gentle Breeze Overcast. DARLINGTON—S.W. ; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy —Mild. Bliar—W. ; Calm ; Principally Clear. THIS DAT, Noox. Oostrio of elreastli Wiat. saw o f fl io w isf m r. E. GenUe Urea*. rine. METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS.—Yesterday WRB printed a parliamentary retain, to the effect that the in cumbrances on the London-bridge approaches fund, on ac count of the Metropolitan improvement., were 753,0001., some of which was burrowed at 3}, 4, and some at 5 per tent. The arrears of interest new due amount to 296 , 3021. 7s. 11d.