The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-01 00:00:00

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Tiarre• aleavalbli IL la Yat p'isgwa it is as deluota r as da I:= 4 saw safe tar is utterly dopossibbe talmostentsat *bet tartlet oe failure. gar psi still pore lb 'Men P.D. pot aittetti Purrie. sballWis, thresh, ft, It needs don sad so Ismily should be wither it—awls marastarers sad IllidSlll sad CO., .30,, Stnail nowt Tnentaari, t h aw by wham it is 661, to pots, et ISO, 111. M, awl ht. W. ui jars, st Ila. sad !2. seek with Anstion; sad Muria ; paten: to &else Iviallso. ihe M. twain Jan mat (eirriart. heal to all parts of the kingdom TAMESof DELICATE COMPLEXION, who nen tram memo be edit vhda aid amp eftessabare. Ida laseeteee eat waft vellefla Ile appillembea ed 110dLta DS' ltaLT Mit. We oder trausted pepeades dhp all Pirko PI tertaar• el tbe Ida. term adasessedeptemedahaddia, , ad ta y s ad wiwu • Wu/ mod Illedated sipaems is de as& iddatp, sad • Phew ird NIP= le the heals awl um. Per- Pima la 1u appeidea pessele a treed a dd ,. .Yeet Pre topertsiC herders et the Ida 4 1 : 1 =1„, the 0, b.,,,,, ......m...., W Milienut a a = l" aseedesda. dialled" S &Pak ullll eles Sri It aday the arrtubuity pi eardies MI . Wee_ IP AIM mak wroth. sal pineal'. rem Ile. ill. is. ei. per MUM Chalks -Mee Peas a Ilerettrif Its~ de_ ea 0' Piper me A. hOWIAND gad IIORP• IS, Wdelo-dradt. Lipka. ea tee co. ~rnorsi swap, lied • INN* bleall. PM by then wee be Clirsisu sr t Parterre. Tilt. CULVERWELLE MEDICAL WORKS, Ti , orthodox. Mal•aataaaal. rd WOW. la IOU; al Pala. WHAT TO UT, DIIIIIII, QM ATOM. u. LECTURZ TO TOON° YEN. m. How TO DI MITT. rt. MORAL AZ4D POTPICAL lOLIOTIUOTT OP Uri. V. ON RECIAL DMILMILL ric, MlAs= OF WINIZIL. aad 11/11011- mous% MBA mad lOW= LAMM f vela, 12.4111111. LL NT DINPATHT ; 01. TELE COLD WATZI CURL Norwood, 13, Pateffeen-COW Comae. 147. Neet•etoreet: Maas, a. Omaha, sad an booSralass ; or el K. R. Odoerwell. N.D., 10, doseb.oem,Riostotrare, say be cosoulNdOelly von 10 till 0. ood7 0111. IRELAND, Dvause,.Bkruzzmy EV11121111411. The gentlemen of the Religious Equality" com mittee affect to be mightily alarmed at the attitude which the government have assumed, and are endea vouring to get up another crisis. For this purpose they have in a hasty manner summoned a general meeting of their body to be held next week, when *business of the utmost importance" is to be brought before them. This course they have adopted, u they inform the public, " In consequence of late wowed ills in parliament affecting the rights of the catho lic', and the distinct declaration of the English minister of his intention not to interfere in the set tlement of the church question, and the disposition manifested by the government in no way to legislate for the people of Ireland in a spirit of perfect reli gious equality." The wreck of the unfortunate steam-ship Queen Victoria still lies at the bottom of Dublin Bay, having shifted her position slightly into still deeper water, and the state of the weather being quite too boisterous to allow any attempt to be made to raise her. It is very, singular that up to the latest ac count' from various parts of the coast, no other bodies of the sufferers have been found. Mammy. An injunction was moved for in the Rolls Court on Saturday, on the part of the directors of the Great Southern and Western Railway, to restrain the Mid- , land Great Wane= Railway Company acrd the Grand Canal Cbeopeny, the tame his taking, and the latter from reallag, a lease et the Grad Canal, and the root t between the.. two latter compsnies be red null sad Tea The Master of the Rolle. ia giving judgment. amid he did sot offer any ”hiss as to what the his of the injunction weal bs o but he thought it *mid be granted. It was a weri gias lF us gsseties (a ri d in England the peered et enersies under such cir cumbsena glees rise to iamb disuse= and coneldeeties), whether two great mesh to the west of Wend should be placed under the asseresent et 409 railway , who weal haw • lesee psky ie them. he should grant the Writhes E=ft..7lt:y tight appb In Works they amid not app y a shilling of their hob to obtain the act. He would. under all these eineoelasees grant an injunction to the hearing of the petition which had been filed by the South Western Company in this matter. On the part of the Midland Company, intimation has been given of an appeal from the order, on the ground that it was obtained by surprise, and they only got notice of the motion the evening before it was made. Teelael*, at the Borough Court, Manchester, a • Ili MOMS neMeo Dwells, Davis, was charged with em bodies melees sums of moan the property of his ern =Awn Barrett and Wilson, -printers. Be Mir service as a hook-keeper, la the month of Aiwa hat, and it was pert of his duties to collect money BaslebillapiClTM. On the 26tle January last, a clerk in Illeprat of MINIM. *Mar, Oreenhough, and Ire ' 4s. 6d. to the prisoner, on account of money ine Mews. Benet, and Wilson ; and Nail gars him a am* he that amount. The prisoner only accounted to themulayen for 631. 4 e. aid. received from Mean. M'Neir • id and said nothing about the balance. On the irer, a clerk of Mean. Droege and Co. paid ML h. to a person who signed himself " Davis." ea ashennt of Mom. Barrett and Wilson. Mr. Was., who kept • the cash-book himself at that time, kW an entry of this sum ; but there was an entry in the • Mem, la the prisoner's handwriting, to the credit of Meows Oroege, of 461. Mr. Wilson stated that he was quite curtain he layer. received the money. On the 31st Jimmy, the prisoner being sent by his employer to pay hal. Is. 6d. into the bank of Messrs. Loyd, Entwistle and Co., paid only 2883.35. 6c1., and never accounted for the reismader. On the 10th December, the prisoner received 1061. 12s. 6d. due to his employer, from Messrs. Appleton sad Co., bat only accounted for 981. There were three other cases against the prisoner, making his total ueer toned defalcations amount to 2061. The prisoner was ad nerd by his attorney to reserve his defence, but said that be had on several occasions the greatest difficulty in getting Mr. Wilson to take the money which he had offered to him after collecting it. The prisoner was committed for trial. IRE DARING ROBBERY AT MACCLES FIELD. Four men have been apprehended on suspicion of takiett pert in the robbery, on Sunday evening week, at the home of lit. ;Dean, Park Green, Idaccleslield, and they were yesterday brought before the magistrates for a remand alga Monday nest. The names of the men are Edward Roberts, William Jones, Henry Ford, and Patrick Parrott. These men were all apprehended at Manchester, by officers of the II division of police, as parties who had hired two coaches at Stockport, at a late hour on the night of the nbberT. and were driven on to Manchester. Stockport Is twelve or fourteen miles from MacclesSeld, and six flora Manchester. It is not known whether the robbers, supposing thew to be the men, walked to toc4ort, or came there from Macclesfield by railway. Roberts is • tailor, with the alias of M'Cormick, and says he conies from the United States of America; but the police describe him as a rammed convict. lie is supposed to be the hider of the party. He was apprehended in Charter street, Manchester, aisles) was Ford. Jones was taken in Bt. George's-road, Manchester; and Parrott, who is a dTer, was taken at Macclesfield, of which place be is a native. The antecedents of all the prisoners are against them; but when brought i n to th e d oc k, t h e i r demeanour and dirty appearance was anything bat calculated to keep up the dulling, highwayman, or brigand-like character which they hay* acquired from the amounts given of the robbery by those who were present. The prisoners were ttaandusl until neat Monday. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COlllT.—Dnotan TES laeoesaa. At the sitting of the court this morning Mr. Clarkson said that he had to apply on behalf of Elizabeth Vickers, who stood committed fur the murder of William Jones, and against whom the grand jury had found a true bill, that the trial should be postponed until the next mission, u the evi dence returned against the reused was of a very complicated and intricate nature, and the counsel for the defers could no i Lcrrly undentand the charges, which Intended over a ' of two years, unless more time win given them. re being no opposition on the part of the prosecution, his lordship granted the application, end the ere was post poned until next session. No ewes of any importance occurred up to the hour of our going to press. SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIGIIT'S GAZETTE. WAR-OFFICE, Matra 1. 20th Regiment of Foot.—Major-General Sir William Chal men, C.B , to be cannel, vies Lleutenant•General Sir Andrew Pilkington, C. 8., dreamed. 50th Regiment orFoot.—Major-General the Right lion. Sir George Arthur, Bart., to be colonel, vice Major-General James Allan, CB., deceased. ADMIRALTY, FRB. 28. In consideration of the successful operations against Ran goon and Pegm, and in the Irrawaddy River, the following naval promotions have taken place, dated the 25th inetani —To be Captain : Commander Charles Frederick Alexander Shadwell.—To be Commanders: Lieutenant John William ' 1 Bonin*, Lieutenant Henry Shank Hillyar, Lieutenant Rowley Lambert, Lieutenant George William Rice.—To be Lieutenants: Mr. Hugh Alan Iliad, mate, Mr. Charles Ashwell Bowler Pocock, mate.—To be Master: Mr. Ri chard Sturges', second muter.—To be Surgeons Mr. Thomas Secoombc, assistant-surgeon, Mr. Henry Slade, araistant-surge-in.—To be Boatswain of the Second Class : Mr. John Campbell, boatswain of the third class.—The Board have further directed the promotions of the under mentioned officers, contingent ea their passing the required examinations: Mr. Robert Cronyn Copland, mate, to be lieutenant; Mr. John Felix Johnson, assistant-surgeon, to be surgeon ; John Wotan, boatswain's mat., to be boat swain. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. REMY Vt/INALL, Rastinp, Ileum aterreenason. Feb. SS, UM BANKRUPTS. Janne RiauAnn, Co&Ragweed-street, Blackfrian-road, sawyer. EDMUND Purremna, Dise, Norfolk, butcher. WILLIAM FMCS, Busalersbury, Cheapside, City, eating hoses keeper. WILLIAM MORTON, Belgrave-place, Pimlico, bill dis counter. THoXAI Lams Aransas, Wood-street, City, linen warehouseman. WILLIAM NIBS and TZO3IA. SNOWDON, Leeds, tar 010101 NOBTM, Chesterfield, cost dealer. Joan TAYLOR., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, brewer. THE GOLD FIELDS OF AUSTRALIA. (Troia Ur dijo• Twins Moil h amll.) Two arrivals from Iblboaros pi n t as in pas 'solos of a fortnight's Wes latelligenes area the gold &kis. -- The accounts brought by them mesh Rem the show a condemn,* of the airashatiegAidlef geld d irt i % mines lately mead, sod mention He discovery d fresh deposits es the Rearms River whisk bid fir to mitre all previous discoveries, the metal being d esessiting purity, and found more commesly la the ismer small noires than in the mattered state, wbidt renders the lobo sus operation of " washing' inchspossabie is ether gismo. nem the mot addido, tie idea is equally Pat =e- dja il a rensis edibt sepia," writes the pvern meat sommismiener, "are spokes et mew as commonly as mums were homerly." Still great slumbers of mom are disappointed, mid the general rate et wore shows a down ward Modals, in the pates of kisser. Providers bad falba essallseably ia the meolootM ere raft is from ail quarten, es tbs t timi et Smite at one time asterMiaed bed satinly We asbiehi some interesting hem the knot !litheness t= Foams Nov. 23.—The pries of of alloysa beep I•4ertsi very het Weed. is sow 6d. (it was set very kat ago 2e.) per lb., and other tkinp is properties. This has partly arises from the great hit I. the prier of carriage hem tows and eseesdly, hem the gnat number who keep pmamMEatlag Oka dig gimp es their own assess; sews, away, sometimes at a trweendem n.liss seas prism I saw a splowill wit yatirilley , moieties nearly 2 ilb. of bright takes set of a pit at White Hone Gully. B=nr to say, the pity who found the lump could find so son is the isms hie, tbseg s t er ey re have alised plenty is sew of the adjoining OW E(from Sydney) them 84 feet barer* they some to a of gold, and that tisk est IS miser a day for some afterwards. -- Tli ADELAIDE SOLD DIGOIXOS. Ifs Isilextract fres the 0 Gold Coanakeisser's Itopost." &est lisidass el the Edina's, Pies. 13, furahhas the besot per- N I/Who vr:a raft is* 's Gully have tweed oat le be nee Telma& dipships. The pafftipliarilla latimeoss se seems related la we wadi be &Sok est why their swabs; bat bagasse Ihe esseat of pia MEW a' kayo boss mind is is andissabie that it would be bah- , 1 weet te Imbeds, lee sa 'Meld nowt, statewsate while have weeders bat bare essiellea N sabsteatfeW dirk truth. 1 1 PON& weight_ of phi sue wise of sow as essameely as sasses wave IssuewW. I wee that whisk le widows of the bath of some esesuate of large galas, aid the peat astivity sad Ohara with whisk the work is prsesswild is ems panstss the truth silks rest of the reports.' (Mem Bsawirwe Wailer of Itov. Dogleg the witty pert a the week the doubt that existed sew the hie of the Odd Expert Duty Bill had a slightly depeswhw ant urn the merlist, sad the pries fell to Bk. N., &bough very little beim@ was doss at that rate. Whim the Me of the sesseere boom knows the price rose siftmai sew be Ob. 9d. firm. sew weer to be tursiog oat welt, Meng free the panels we bays area, the gold of this &Met is found la larger moppets than is say other phoo, as warmly say pieces of km than a quarter of an oases weight have yet ease to tows. The quantity of gold received by snort from Mount Alexander and Ballarat in the week ending the 20th of November was 66,879 eunom, and the week previous 126,000 miners. SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF A YOUNG LADY. Yesterday Mr. Payne held an inquest at the Volley Hall, Pair-Brest, Horeslydovrn, on the body of Mary Ann Harass. sled 90. whose body was found in the Thane = on Prrat ermsa. peered fiediag the body un de the aillselet stains off Pickle flarring-stairs. Mr. Welter Desseldeses of 14, Onstle-sereet Leicester square, said he identified the body as th at of Mary Ann Barnes, who was living with her mole emd his family at that house. She had come frees Itanassate shoat two months since. He had sus her an many essmions, but she was of very reserved habits, sad sever evoke unless addressed. On two or three meshes ho had gene into a particular room in the how, and had there sees her stand ing in the centre without any asperese mates, and looking more like a status than an else. He hid often thought she was not right in her head. On the 3rd of February she left the house without saying anything, and from that time she had never returned. Mr. James Bucktoa said the deceased was his niece, and ease to reside with him on the 17th of January. The ob ject was to cheer her. She was always in a low, desponding way. He could not tell what led to her depression, unlace it was her over-attention to religion, as she used to sit up roadies religious books when she went to bed. He had made every inquiry, and bad written to her friends at Rumple ; but could not trees out any piece where she had been at since the 3rd of February. Mr. Mark Horatio Nelson Barnes said he lived at Rams gate, and the deceased was his daughter. She had for some time been in a low state of mind, and they thought that a change to London would be the means of restonng her. He could not account for her depressed state of mind. He knew of no unkindness being shown to her, or of neg lect on the part of any person paying their addresses to her. He had received • letter from her, which was very satisfactory, about five weeks ago. The Coroner addressed the jury, who, after a consulta tion, returned as their verdict, " Found drowned, but how ate got into the water there was not sufficient evidence to enable the jury to determine." - ST. DAVID'S DAY.—This being St. David's Day, and the 130th anniversary of the establishment of the Royal Welch School, Gray's-inn-road, the children of the ancient Britons were regaled at the school-room with a substantial dinner, consisting of roast beef and plum pudding, after which they proceeded to St. James's Church, Piccadilly, when prayers were read ia Welsh by the Rev. B. Edwards, M.A., and a sermon preached by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Peterborough, when a collection was made in aid of the funds of the institution. The children were after , wards taken to the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, where a grand dinner will be provided this evening for the governors, and the nobility and gentry, patrons of the institution. Vitcoant &ahem will preside on the occasion. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1 SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN BA clomp saw tw j ttarslakai OrrWel Ufjaa sad Dessaccaarquallask Ds. .. : larest ladle* Pusianis.. . . Prone; MOXPAT Svitturs. Heaviness prevailed in the railway market at the commencement of business this morning, but, on the improvement in Consols, a favourable reaction set in, which continued to the close. The chief decline in the morning wu in Caledonian, but this stock nearly recovered to Saturday's price prior to the close of the market. Many stocks are today quoted with the dividend off. London and North Western and Great Western showed a rather decided upward tendency, owing to the scarcity of stock. The settle ment of the amount was to-day generally brought to a close. SLWATIL I 4 dls 1 1 14 11 4 4 14 1 pm re If du .1 lif 14 1 4 ri 11;1. r ri 3rand Jaaathis of ItWootofflutodo., Do. Dos& (Li is. Ds. Dllaßirsy) Da pre et. Protease I .=r4 Illaditarrsassa Marla /maxis._ Namur tListp(with Ls.) Do. Do.(az isiarast) Northers at Masa— - 441. par aL loads Me B. &Amigos shs.) NoNormlliaalflusk treks. Ipeas Pad. rid Odium %Assad Ileum P.N. sa4 Parassvaa Clusiiiill . 7 ESAnt minium ... ... and Kin.... . Ds. per Oast. Pre*. ethane,— Rim idlabrip .._ WS?' VPaliga - THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The railway market is buoyant to-day, and prices are generally higher, especially for the heavy stocks, including Caledonian, York and North Midland, South-Eastern, London and North-Western, Mid land, Great Western, and Great Northern. Leeds Northern, Eastern Counties, and other lines are also better than yesterday. - Foreign shares are very inactive. allAILBei AND STOCKS UNOUANAMAID. los Mlq up to 2 p.uli. Lawn. Sli 64 7 4 44 1 11 1 1 1 4 4Ms , 2 It pa . 1 2 24 pa • •! 4 7 U 4 14 14 14e Ili St lei 17 pa 40 43 40i 41 32 33 4 4j RI lie 9 1:I l 4 pa 4 "a II dim pr ei 10 . Iffk 006214 111. MISOULLAS D. 10. Pd prices Suisse 90a0 Yaisiday. taday. ,MO 150 tuarzall•A Agri.. U 1110 211 212 90 122,71' Aut.1.400 all 14 99 pm 127,211 9 all 114 4 p 109,000 1 dcauisbAo2l.l2~ all It 21 pa St 6 12,700 23 S. Australlas Load 21 IN 111 11 90 10,000 100 VaaD9rmaislilAao 29 19 29 201 119 JOINT STOCK BANKS. som 110. Paid pr kes dome mes• yesterday. ilo.day. 21000 40 .toetralaula ..... all 69 90 93 1 40,000 33 Chart& of Ada d "ow 10 Cent. Bank d ledla. Omi Plea I 31 3re 41 1 1 NAN N Moak IWO% sod Agiftitin Chulsreil 4 4pa 76 WOO MI But er tr !ANN alia ma Isl Aus a 3 jaw 11a 37 j AN* SIO Lapin Olonered Mask ot Amain $1,150 I Royal Aelteal. Doak* &MOW Import. Co. I SAN U rlesdk Australia 10,000 1.1 Uaks of Australia 9.1100 MONDAY EVENING. There has been an active business in the English mining share market, the further rise in the price of tin stimulating confidence. The inquiries chiefly are for Alfred Consols, Drakewalls, Cuberts, Tamar Con- 1 031 s, St. Day United, Callington, Wheal Uny, Tre hane, Wheel Trelawney, North Towy, St. Aubyn and Ory ll s, Mendip Rills, Bell and Lanarth, The sales to-day include :—Devon Great Consols, at 450, 455; South Basset, 585, 595 ; North Pool, 305, 310; Creegbraws, 371, 40; St. Day United, 14, 2 prem.; Condurrow, 1221; West Treasury, 91,10 ; Ponkellis United, 10, 11; Wheal Carpenter (Gwen near), 81; Levant, 145; Bell and Lanarth, 12, 13 ; Balnoon, 11, 12 ; Sidney Godolphin, 51, 1; East Beton and Mend, 5,1; East Darren, 108; East Pol gooth, 2; Allen. ; East Wheal George, 41, 5; Linares, 16; West Providence, 65; Tamer Consols, 7,8; Wheal Uny, 18, 17 ; Pembroke and East Crinnis, 41, ; Tremayne, 251, 26; Alfred Consols, 20, 21; Sou* Caradon. 225; Tinereft,l2, 1; North Damsel, 11; Drekewalis, 7,8; Great Polgooth, 4:, 4; Mendip Mills, 7,8; Callington, 4,5; Trehane, 24, 26; Trelawney, 60, 62; Cobert, 11, ; North Towy, 17s. 6d., 205.; St. Aubyn and Orylls, 7,8; North Trelawney, 54; Tarry Consols, 6,1; Lud con, 2; West Robins. 10s.; Wheal Carpenter (South Sydenham), 81; Yeoland Console, 61; Ifennock, 8# ; Wheal Golden, 3}; Perrin Wheel Jane, 1. The gold mining share market was very good, =sure and bona jte purchases extending. The of the Great - Nugget Vein form the only ex ception, being fiat. Australian Freehold finally closed 1 to 1 prem. ; Colonial Gold, 3 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; and Nouveau Monde, 1 7-16 to 9-16 prem. This market was buoyant to the last. The managers of the "rig" in Waller shares were taken by sur prise to-day by the delivery of 1,500 shares, the whole of which had consequently to be taken by them. The shares of the old Australian Copper Company were in demand, and purchased as high as 7f. . _ United Mexican and Cobra shares are also better. The advance in the shares of the General Mining Company has not been maintained. The non-official closing quotations are : Peel River Land and Mineral, 71 to j prem. ; Austra lasian Coal, t to / prem.; Australian Mutual, par to t prem.; Austra li an Consols, Ito prem. • Adelaide Land and Gold, i t die, to prem. ; Cha rtered Aus tralian Land and Mining, 1 dia. to par; Melbourne Gold, Li per inare; Lewis-hill Range, Ito dia. ; Golden Mountain, * to t pram. ; Garnett and Mose ley, par to 1 prem. ; La Peruvienne, par to prem.; New South Wales Gold, par to 1 prem. ; Brazilian Diamond and Gold, par to 1 prem.; Burns' Creek Gold, dis. to par; Portland Iron, Ito prem. ; Jamaica Copper, to 1 prem. ; Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, 11 to prem. ; Kenmare, # tot prem. ; Carberry West, par to prem.; Connemara, 1 tot prem.; Glenanlin, par to prem.; South Devon Consols, tot prem.; Misen Head, par to prem. THIS DAY—Two o'CLou. The gold mining shares are steady, although there is not such a buoyant feeling as was observed yes terday. Prices are generally unaltered. The shares of the Cobre and English and Austra lian Copper Smelting Companies are better. Aus tralian laud shares are fairly supported, but North Baitish Australasian are not quite so good, marking 21 to 21 prem.; Nova Scotia Copper shares are quoted 21 to 2 prem.; Auatralastan Coal, t to 1 prem. Clam Remain NO. Same. Moms. Pald cram dons yesterday. to.day. 100.000 1 , Aga. irk all 111 cm 11 SUN 1 Anglo Australian Gold all Par ipm IMAM les. Anglo Caltforalan 10#110 10 Australasian 2 2 „ la2o Australia@ 3 7 0 :1 1 Merrill= °Dealers 1 Awl:main Fnebeld HAM I Stan aria. al l r 1 1 pm taps 1 Australian Gold all pm 11 i IMO 20 British Iron 10,6100 33 Bruit Imp.Osaat3l.p r 341 4 41 illi 111#119 30 Do. Oxassaad Culata all 21 34 11,000 20 Do. at. John Doi Its: 13 J 9 39 MAO 1 Canon's Crash ....... „ 1 Par IP 9 1 12,9113 40 Cobra MAIO I Colonial °* Cd 1 31 31)21 41 uTr_... 06 10 6 0 0 l4 ato st. pe r Moen of Rim. all 641 70 IMO 23 Do. Pref. 71 per teat. all 7i 111 put 70,010 1 ZsgltAustrallanCoppar all 11 Ida3l 41 4 1110.091 2 Great Nugget Vein all a 11 pm 61 11,090 10 Germ! all If 19 MOW Grand Duchy of laden all parl Pa Ili* Gnat Polamoth all 11 1 1 pm IS Lake Bechunt. Libmty LondooliCallawn. Gold all 4 I Pea Quartz Cambia, Co„ all 1 1 di. i MAN Marinas all 1 (Us 4 pm ZE 1 MenamilkiklLAmerisus 9 61 91 61 New Granada Nouveau Monde ..... num Poet Philip lll 1 II pm Ig Quarts Rock all par %TO 10 Rkyisasy Iron an all 33 pm Ditto New MOO SO amallago dealt,' .... MAO 1 South Australian. all per Ipm 6.000 , 10 Pin Croft - 43,174 11.1.111 United Melissa 70,000 1 Waller 100,400 1 West Granada .LL 1 100,000 1 Wam Mariposa.- 101001 1 Tabs ... ..... 14 1 . 4 .• glitWii Skims, efa.Adii, ft. Set...! Ist bras ...- Cirsair mid lialyksed ON% art Basica Deklis Illeksthre.. =flask siCiber• Tilden Zo.4ll;ilisi„ Ditto (ma litolora Osoados Uoloo. 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II 10 I dls p., 1 ill .4 1 1 I 11 pat pis zd 4 111 54 a id 1$ 111 s le 134 111 id IN 113 zd Of q zit Of 71 108.101 100 100 ISMIn i pi. iBl I rasa 1 I*l % 10 14 IN 148 I N " 2 Se 1117 22 28 Pm 11 ll # 11; 16 li Pd 16 17 id P 4l i Pm" 24 26i 19 _2l i die per 11l 193 id 3 111. Pa i FoR 711 xi N+alMJza Ms MONEY MARKET. MONDAY BVIIIIIIIO. The English stock market opened with a heavy appearance to-day, but the lowering aspect of the Austrian and Turkish question was, in a measure, counterbalanced by the satisfactory character of the Australian accounts, and the arrivals of gold, and the decline is prices was but slight. Quickly afterwards there were large purchases on account of some of the most influential members of the Hebrew party, and the rumour was simultaneously spread that arrange ments have been made in the direction of an amicable settlement of the political difficulty in question. The market consequently left off a shade better than on Saturday. Money was in increased demand to-day in -the Consols market, commanding 3 per cent. " Out of doors " the demand for general mer cantile purposes is active, and the rates show a stiffen ing tendency. Notwithstanding the large arrivals of gold—which of themselves, it must be remem bered, have a tendency to provoke speculation, and in this way to increase the demand - on the money market—there are still persons who look with appre hension to the chance of the Bank of England making a further advance in the rate of discount, it appearing to be the impression that the repression of speculation is just now an especial point with the il dir e ecaib i The rampant spirit undoubtedly preva keit fn check, but the tightness of the money market so far appears to have taken little effect upon the public, who are remarkably sanguine and are standing out for very high prices for all descriptions of securities. In the railway market, also, an improved feeling was perceptible during the greeter part of the day, as, although the transactions were of limited amount, the dealers are oversold, and the prices of those stocks which are scarce in the market are conse quently the more easily raised. London and North Western and Great Western stocks were both wanted, but Lancashire aid Yorkshire, Midland and Dovers were more abundant. There were tsedny some speculative operations for a rise in this market. A feature of the day was a sudden rise in French shares, consequent upon large purchases, understved to be connected with a leading Hebrew firm, the rest of the Jew party following the move ment. As a market rumour, it may at the same time be mentioned that reports were current of the reduction of the French Four and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes into a Three per Cent. stock having been finally decided upon. In the English railway market there was no pressure for money, owing to the dealers being "bears." Consols opened with an unsteady appearance at 993 to 3, and after being actually sold at 3, rallied to 993, finally closing 993 sellers for money and buyers for the 10th March. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 993, 3,3, 3, 4 ; ditto for account, 993, 3, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 1001, 1. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents.. 1033, 3,3, Aaasities, of 30 years, 1859, 61. India Stock, 2673. Bank Stock, 2261. The dealings in the June Exchequer Bills were at 17... 125., Bs., and I Is. prem., the closing price being 12s. to 17s. prem. In the advertised issue there was no feature, nor is any price officially marked. The current quotation was Bs. to lls. prem. In the foreign stock market there were few trans actions, the settlement of the account engaging atten tion. Turkish scrip continues its rally, closing to night also on Hebrew buying 11 prem., buyers. Mexican Bonds are good at 241 to 1. Peruvian stocks maintain their improvement, although no business is marked in them to-day. Swedish scrip remains fiat. The list of sales is annexed :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 (exchange, 25E). Brazilian Four - and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 973, 98. Milian Three per Cents., 78. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 661; ditto Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 993, 99. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., es. Dec. 1849 Coupon, 21 ; ditto Deferred, 11, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 241-, 3. Portuguese Four per Cents., 39. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 104. Sardinian Five per Cents., 95. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 48 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 61 per cent. Swedish Provincial Mortgage Loan, 2 dui. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 11 prem. Ve nezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 38. The new Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent, loan opened 4 to 5, and closed 3 to 4 prem. The Roxburgh Castle has arrived in the Downs, from Melbourne, with 168,000 ounces of gold ; and the Chowringhee, with 63,713 ounces, from the same port; making a total of 231,713 ounces, worth, at 4L per ounce, 926,8001. The William Gladstone has also arrived, but, owing to her having sailed from Newcastle, New South Wales, she brings no gold. In the Express of last week we noticed the arrival of a further sum of 120,935 ounces, worth 483,6001., by the Three Bells and Alert, so that there is now in the river and in the docks Australian gold to the value of 1,410,000 L, none of which, however, can be offered to the Bank for purchase before next week, owing to the delay caused by melting and assaying. The advice. al ready to hand mention the despatch of the under mentioned sums, all of which have yet to come in, viz. : Date of Gold on Where from. sailing. board. Ounces. Oriental boebnagar .... Port Phillip Meteor . ditto Nov 26 .... 44,704 Frances Heat ;. ditto Total ounces The value of this is 480,0001. The Frances Henty was spoken off Ascension on the 4th February, and the Lochnagar had arrived at the Cape. The Sydney steamer was to leave for London on the let Decem ber, just three months ago. Her detention is pro bably owing to her having to call at several of the Australian ports, thus risking the loss of her crew, but her arrival may be daily expected. The Great Britain was to leave for England on the Ist Jan. A remarkable feature of the day's business was the increased demand for Australian securities of all de scriptions with the single exception of Australian Agricultural shares, which are merely , steady at 250 to 255, the near approach of the settling day having some influence on this stock. Ex. the Peel Ricer shares the price is 112 to 117. The shares of the other Australian land companies were in strong demand, North British Australasian leaving off 2; to a prem., and Scottish Australian Investment 21 to 2; prem. South Aus tralian Land were also higher. All Australian Bank shares were in great request, and those of the Scot tish Australian Company rose 11., leaving off 3 to 3/ prem. Bank of Australasia shares, which a few months ago were under 40, closed to-night 90 to 91, and are scarcely obtainable. London Bank of Aus tralia and India left off par to 1 prem.; and Bank of Asia, buyers, at 1 prem. Oriental Bank shares also experienced a deeided advance, leaving off 521 to 531. There were also dealings in the shares of the Crystal Palace Company (51. paid), at 51, ; General Screw ,Steam Shipping (121. paid), 121; Irish Beet root Sugar (21. 10s. paid), 21; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 86. Ebro Canal shares are quoted 11 to 1; prem.; Chiriqui Road, par to 1 prem. ; Al bert Docks, k to Z di& ; Balers and Graissessae Rail way, 1 to ; prem. The half-vcarly aceounts of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, just issued, show a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, with a surplus of 1,6921. carried forward to the present six months. The important feature noticeable in the majority of the railway statements recently cir culated recurs in these accounts. An increase cf traffic of 20,0001. over the corresponding six months of the previous year is accompanied by extra working ex penditure, amounting, in this instance, to 17,0001., or at the rate of 85 per cent. on the additional receipts. The high price of all materials used by rail way companies, and the enhanced coat of labour, will doubtless explain in a great measure the loss encouraging reports from this and others of our leading railway undertakings. There is one item in the Lancashire and Yorkshire accounts, [THREEPENCE. however, which demands es ' not ice, and which we hope will not be passed over without some dis cussion at the half-yearly 'meeting of the company to be held on Wednesday next. A nominal surplus of 8,8071., brought forward from June :.uth, 1552, has disappeared all but 3881. The following is the explanation given by the directors in their report re -lat re to the reduction of this asset: The surplus of net revenue brought forward from the half-year ending 30th June last (tee account No. 4) bu been charged specially with an amount of 3,2181. Mx 9d. for wage plaid and Mores supplied during the fortnight ending lst July last. This charge is duo to the exceptional circumstance of the half-year in question, according to the manner in which the wages and stores accounts have been kept, having embraced fourteen fortnights, has one day, and the last day of the closing fortnight having fallen upon the first day of the subsequent half-year. Common justice to investors in railway property requires that a fuller and more satisfactory explana tion of this very dangerous precedent should be afforded by the Board. The accounts of this company are not, we believe, finally made up until about six weeks after the expiration of each half year, a sufficient interval to allow of the exact amount due for such items of expenditure as " wages and stores" being correctly ascertained. In fact, it is difficult to understand how a fortnight's " wages," paid to the first of July, could be omitted in an account prepared several weeks later. The plain inference is, that a bare 3 per cent. was divisible, and the revenue account consequently was not fully charged with the expen diture incurred in carrying this rate. We repeat that the precedent is a highly dangerous one, and we hope that the circumstance will provoke some in quuy. . . - - . Notice g iven that application has been made for a charter of incorporation for a company to be called the " Farmers' Flax Company," for the purpose of enabling the Company to " purchase flax straw from the farmers, converting it into a marketable article and disposing thereof, and also to purchase flax-seed and to dispose thereof, and for converting it into a marketable article and to dispose of the same." THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoor. The English funds are generally steady, and at the present hour the market is maintained at the full rally of yesterday. Consols have ranged between 991 and 99:, and the present quotation is 991 to for money, and 99 4 for the 10th Ma rc h. I lhe Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to 1 ; the Three-end-a-Quarter per Cents. 103/ to 1; Bank Stock, 227 to ; South Sea Stock, 110 ; India Bonds, 40s. prem.; Exchequer Bills, June, 175., 18e., 14s. prem.; ditto, advertised, 6s. and ss. prem. Foreign stocks are well maintained, and tkere has been a further considerable rise in the price of the Spanish Committee's Certificates, which have reached 71 per cent. Mexican Bonds mark 241; Sardinian, 951; Dutch Fours, 99 to 1 ; Venezuela Deferred, 161 ; Russian Fives, 118 ; Dani s h Fi ves , 1041 ex di v . The New Peruvian Loan is quiet at 4 to 5 prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, Fu. 28. For I Mow. Opening liigbest. Loa em.l k Claming. 3 per Cents. ' 80 40 79 de 10 50 79 75 80 29 44 per Cents., 1623_ ... ... ... 44 per Centa., 1852 lO6 5 105 73 196 II 105 72 105 90 4 per Cents. 3 per Ceota.New Loan' ... ... ... ... Exchange on Londtm : sleight, 23 74; 90 days, 24 9 li. Belgian, aperCLltleu Money Naples Rents — gooey. Do. 44 Do. 24 Piedmont a p.Ol 97 Treasury Bonda ... ... Do. 5.1852 Pmus, Fan. 28.—St. Germain, 1,6 W ; Versailles (right bank), • ditto (left M03).113750; Paris and Orleans, 1,037 50; Paris and Roues, 1,032,50 ; Rowe and Havre, 492 30; Marseilles and Aria hon (Converted), • Strasbourg and Bale, 136 25; Northers, 885 ; Paris nod Strasbourg, ell 25 ; ;NM , and Lyons. 910; Lyons and Mediterranean, 750 ; Montanan and Teem 275; Ouert, 745; Blame and St. Disler to Gray 533: Faris and ditaimetvg, 612 33 ; Doan and Besancon, 530; Mkt, 595; Dieppe ad w.. p. 842 sn; Andregetut and Rosana, —; Centre ot Italy, iiv.irmila end Sesani, —; Bordeaux and Tast, 240; Central MC BERLIN, FED. 25.—VOIttnutry Loan, 1011; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1021 ; ditto (1852), 1021 • National Debt, 921 to 93; Com mercial Marine goeiety's Premium, 1481; Bank Shares, 1091. Por ACKNILUIL. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sucian.—The public sales are going off steadily at last week's prices. Refined is a shade dearer; grocery lumps, fair to fine, 455. to 475. 6d. COFFLE.—There hu not been a public sale, but the de mand continues good. After 'Change yesterday a large business was done in native Ceylon at 48s. 6d., and there are now more buyers than sellers at that price. Tna.—The demand continues limited, but prices are sup ported. Rica. 700 bags Bengal were offered in public sale, and bought in, at 12e. Corrote.—No sales reported. The only public sales to-day were of Sugar and Rice, and but little general business done by private contract. RAY MAI .ET.-THIS DAY. Kr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short and trade brisk, atthe following prices: Prime meadow Hay, Um. to 955. ; inferior, 755. to 80s. ; Bowen, 50s. to 60s. ; Clover, 965. to 106 s. ; second cut, 765. to 90s. ; Straw, 325. to 365. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is exceedingly firm at the following advanced prico : Town Tallow, 435. 9d. per cwt.; Peters burg Y. C. on the spot, 445. 3d. ; Marchand April, 445. 3d. ; October to December (new), 445. 6d. OF THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL. Last evening a singular scene took place at the General Post-o ffi ce in St. Martin's-le-Grand. Early in the I morning of yesterday the mail begs, 33 in number, recently sent to Plymouth to be borne by the Australian for Mel bourne, Sydney, and the vicinity of the gold regions, were brought back to the Post.office, in consequence of the ves sel being disabled. 28 of these bags—er as they are called in the official parlance " portmanteaus"—were completely saturated, so that it was considered necessary to open ' them, and examine the mass of correspondence they con tained. The large leather receptacles for the bags having been unfastened, the bags were taken out and opened, when it wax discovered that the letters and news papers, several thousand in number, were soaked through, it being scarcely possible to handle them without their felling to pieces, or the outsides peeling off. Hundreds of the covers of the news papers have been washed off, and in scores of other cues the addresses both upon letters and newspapers are quite obliterated, while many more are illegible. Shortly after the receipt of the mall at the Post -office orders were given by the superintending president that its contents should be without delay removed to the long range of car penters' workshops situate in the basement in front of the building where a large number of charcoal tires were kin dled. The letters, papers, &c., were then placed along the rooms on benches, several men being employed to keep them turned. Eight sorters were ordered to remain during the night to put aside all the legibly addressed letters and papers, it being the intention of the authorities to send off the whole of these that can be made out by the overland i mail on the 4th instant. (EL ELECTRIC TIIIIIORLPIL) LIVERPOOL, TVIIIIDAT, 10.43 4.. m. Wind N.E., moderate, Arrived.—Elize, from New York ; Lady Russell, from Mobile ; David, from Adge ; William Hitch cock, from Apalachicola; Camillus, from New Orleans. Off the Port.—Pilot-fish, from Pernambuco. QUEEI!STOWN, FAB. 27. Wind northerly, moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Nancy, from Ibraila; Bridesmaid and Boa Fee, from St. Michael's;.Measenger, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Hope, from Callao. Sailed.—Andromacho, with troops, for Corfn. Two LIVES SAVED BY A STEAMBOAT.—On Satur day during the gale that blew so strongly on the river, about four o'clock in the afternoon a sailing boat with two persona in her was upset near Westminster-bridge, and but for the coolness and dexterity of Thomas Byford, captain of an up-river steamboat, both might have met with a watery grave. Byford ran his boat between the struggling men, saving one by throwing him the life-buoy from the bow,' while the other was saved from the stern. Every attention was paid them on board, and they were eventually taken to London-bridge and landed there. It is to be hoped that other steamboat captains will bear in mind va praiseworthy an example. d k• . 0 As W 641 Ili !B 141 la Sea 1 id 771 id LA lip zd