The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-16 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET. Bank of British North America, at 592 ; Commer cial Bank of London, 32; Provincial Bank of Ire land, 481, ; East and West India Docks, 1672; St. Katharine Docks, 991, 1001; Victoria Docks (4!. paid), 6,1; Crystal Palace (61. paid), 6, 62, 61 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, (121. paid), 12. Ebro Canal shares are quoted, If to 11 prem.; Boxier. and Oraisseesac Railway, 1 to 11 prem. ; French South Eastern, f to 2 prem. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day, the rates on Paris remained the same as last post, but the exchange on Hamburg was decidedly higher. A great many hills remained undisposed of at 13.8, this exchange being done as high as 13.81 to 81. Am sterdam was also more offered at 11.18; to 19. Frank furt was done up to 120. Vienna and Trieste, Leg horn and Naples wero in demand, at the rates of last poet. There was some inquiry fur bills on Oporto, which reached 53; for three months paper. LONDON COURSE OF EXCIIANGE.—Mmatit 16. 'rime. Prlcc; se negtobtteit Dile day. Dills and St. Moisey. &melonLan pea Short 11:1. 1.4.t.,119. Ditto Hotta lam Antwer „ p •25fr. 25f, al a. B i t steer „ 25fr. 071 c. 2.0 r. 30 c. Ibunbilig and Altona „ 1 Ynco. 7[nchl. 13tuc.. &ch. Mt. Peter, burg per ruble „ 3111, Dance 24 pence Parts per t Short 23fr. 2;c. ... 25fr. :pt. Ditto ,, 3 Meador/Tr. 2rOc. 251 r. 271 c. Munwillee 0 23fr. 25e. 201 r. 30e. frankfort on-the-Maine per £lO „ llt, t. Or. 13110 .kr Vienna (td-wtivt) per „ 11111. Oar. ... 1. fl. tar. Trieste Mt lee. ... 1111. Madrid. per &Mr 001 pence ... 502 pence Nate ... SO4 pencil Gilboa .......... re „ SO pence 494 pewee Bareelsoo. „ 491 penes 49; pence 15515 05. Seville „ „ 59 pence ... 49; jo.see Gibraltar „ 50 ;ice 49i eine Leghorn lenne Naples per ducat " 411 pence 41i KW. Palermo per ounce 6leruaa „ 133 pence ... prnee 123 pence ... 124 j pence Lisbon Per mitre) d4rs „ dat. 334 3 penceent :.: 6 5 3 3 1 i 'e ritos "as Orono New York Wines does No. DANL. 1 Pald` yesterday. to-day. 71.300 40 Australasia 40.000 35 Chartd. Bank of Asia I f 4 Ipm 11,000 10 Claw. Bank of India, Australia, and Chins 2 14 14 pm 4 1 21,000 ZS Euglalt, Scottish. sad Australian Chartered 4 21 3 pm 114 11 21,000 20 London &oak of Aug. Italia and India 1 i 4pm 21,000 20 L•mdon Chartered BasiL , of Anaralla 21.0n0 23 Orinaal Bank Corpora I all II SO 15 4 40,000 f Royal Austral. Banking andOnid Import. Co 1 par 4pm 5,000 13 South Allatt4111 l WACO 33 Cabo of Australia 11,000 Do. New„., . ... I Si 9 1 0 THIS DAY.—Two Consols opened at yesterday's rates, and the go vernment broker made his usual investment at 1001, but ou au increased demand for money in the house the price has become a shade weaker, and is now quoted 90Z to 100 for money, and 1001 for the 13th of April. The Three-and-a -Quarter per Cents. have been done at 103:, with div. for cash, and Bank Stock fur the account at 228 g. Exchequer Bills are quiet, at yesterday's rates. In the foreign market the only movement is in Spanish Bonds, which are still rising. The De ferred Threes mark 251 to 4 ; the Passive Bonds, 6 to 6; the Committee's Certificates, 8: to 8: per cent.; Mexican, 26t; Dutch Fours, 99i to 1; Brazilian Four-aud-a•lialf per Cents., 981. Business is nearly quiet iu this department. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Fur Aocutuat. PARIS, M ,ac it 13 1 roe Man d y, Ippon*, Ifigban. Leithati per, 3 per Cents. I 60 3.3 ' 80 70 51 0 80 70 Nls 114 per Ceua., 1323 , ~, ... ... 44 per Cents., 1332 1 104 30 103 90 104 LS 183 90 ' 104 25 41 sr Cents. S per Oents.New Loan ..... ... I thefinade on London: atslitit, 25 8; 90 days, 24 90. tastanorisio mon.). . Naples Bents Do. 1 Do. 2 . ... Do. S. 19'3 Palate, I , lA;;cu 15.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (left book), —; Paris and Orltana, 1,670; Paris and Hone; ; Bann and Darns, 5.3; Marseilles and Aritiwn (Consertedt, —; litrasbourg and Bale, 379; Northern, 930; rails and iltriuboure, IMO; Part. and Lyuu& 937 30; Lyons and kledlterrasean, 770: Monterem and T.- 4 .; sin ; men, ;34 23; Meanie and St Dialer to Gray. 544 . r ar i a an d Cherbourg, 617 50 ; Don and Besancon, 360; Midi. •: , l b; L ,,,, r ,,,, I and rtnimp, 350 i Andtardeux and Ananne, - _ ; Centre of Italy, i att t 0; Pans and Sacalli.497 30 ; poraim , .. a nd RA.. _ ; a g‘ars 1 nd Oland, 365. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARS-LANE.—THIS DAY. There was scarcely any English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market; this trade nererthelea was quiet, and Monday's rates wore net exceeded. Foreign Wheat was in limited demand, without alteration in value. Flour sold on much the same terms as earlier in the week. Barley sit hardly so well as on Monday, a. the same time prices cannot be quoted lower. With small art ivals of Oats dealers refrain from purcha sing to any extent, and the trade rukd dull at Monday's currency. Cloverseel firm at late rates. kiIitIVALB INTO LONDON reo MARCII 11th to 'wawa 16th. Qra Mewls. touts. Irish. Forek an. *I 12 2330 I 100 3 ; 3 3: Barley 29;0 Oats 630 1760 330 Malt ..... 80 Flour, 79i0 bantLi sad 4200 sacks. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SCOAlt.—The market h steady, but not active; 1,600 boxes of liavannah were offered in public sale; the damaged portion only told ; the sound bound in. Refined quoted this same price as yesterday. COFFEE.-1 big article has a very firm appearance. Txx.—The advices received from China yesterday have not altered prices, but the article appears to have great con fidence. Itica.-500 bags 13engal sold in public sale at 12s. Sirtegs.—Pepper : 2,000 bags Penang sold in public sale, aid. to 31.1., and 600 bags Singapore, 31.1. to 31d. Nutmegs soid at 2 , . 2d. to 3 . . Bd. ; Mace sold at 2i. sd. to 2s. 9d. ; pod Pepper sold at 40s. ed. to 44a. G ; Cayenne Pepper sold at 314. to 71d. ; African Ginger sold at 251. ed. to 2es. Gd. ; Pearl Sago sold at 20s. to 225. Gd. ; ail of which were full prices. COTTUN.-1,200 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS D.Y. The market is finis today, especially for new Tallow for October to December delivery. Town Taliow is q soted 435. 3d. nett sub; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 41s. 3d. to 41s. 6cl. ; March and April, 435. 3d. buyers; Oct. to Dec. (new s , 445. 9d. / • • e. - a l te;./.....4;--v• / " Ib'' ,...4nesse-e *" .,e_ ....--Z._, ? • '. • ' t ' t • /1 104' 'T . ‘• /71. • l ' '‘ . ii 4-- 0 - 7 , 11-‘-sos-._ .:..:- - il‘`‘"' *--e--. ""d 3 ‘€-^ ` e---• A -2 53V.2 ') , ' . . T v b . (Exp ti 5,5, _,.. 2,048.3 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1853. --- ---- LNION of LONDON. (By Royal Charter.) SOUTHAMPTON ELECTION PETITION. It : l n l ,' .i.isctini.,:s iae re ea• Li teE Stet last ier ePECl; A 4 d ~' reels ral""". ‘ ! l7 % . . o vie e :ial.tis " 1a •• The at I.iti.. .) . . . sou , HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TIIIS DAY. SHARE LISTS. y the n w e h ra ok ilwa a2 y t mar tie market very dull to-day, and on FOREIGN aart.WATIL 10 $ fintwerp art asemeaser I sus pet, 3a 3 1 8 'reran arm Junstica' I 4 TIMIDLY EvsglNO. Is Si Inisnensisme laqvallinan Is 14 NONE os'"t: 1 "." il egret, by 11 Iti wove, miter It. C. S• cot •; 11 - -- il Lap to Callellthii.s. •es sedition to the &ore THE DECISION. 20 a Darn and reisecon ... 21 11 pra 1 The English funds i __ae - • - „, - ;.e. priarksidor will be "titled to Klatt for himself s The committee having met at 12 o'clock this dosprevailed. At the close, 9. 2 2: i nt 7:767171 3 . 1122 1679919 ••• ••• •• II 1 als the Censor market nu ►•• •: • m ear sr the public retied , as.• •• 5 iPm Pets ° 7 " 1. ' - GEORGE .d I Honorary the room was immediately cleared , h owever , t tone was steady. Brighton. were so t Des InsensMi . -1/ q the parties were called . 113e . er throughout the day. Great inactivity prevails ..... ,: I „,.....__. ° "' sbdi "" jumove ltr . _ •". .1 1 1 ,; 4 1 .1 lit 13 partly for" out of doe ewes, owe& 1-Nele PONYCII. 1 Secretaries. After . twenty minutes' deliberation better supplied since t Iµ *."- - in and informed by in t his market. 101 181 iOcrest.affheragibaree a Ips dr ...----- ----- dwg , The Chairman, that the committee had come to the ups,. French shares opened flatly on yes t er d ay'. final ••••• •el,____.. D*-11 " 1 ....- . o " di° ". - - bard-street money app EleE HUNDRED COPIES of LAy . ATMs "itno .us decni on that Sir Alexander Cockburn, her Ma- quotations from Paria, but to-day's advice. from that 23 11 1""" * " - "'Pe, ''''' T emg 7 - -, Consols were quite .4, ~.., vista' to NINP.V2.II, sad as ample aumay uf every Jesty s Atne7ey-General, and Mr. Wilcox, were dulg ... or ..,..„„„„ ...., .4 general hones; see ta elected to sit in th e present parliament for the boroug " c . .-- f • .LI ECr LIEI3IIOI $l O New Oxford-street. o f ~.. ,a• pts.s.• . •i s L.. _ Southampton . The committee would also report to the "wane showed • rally, and prices co UchtlY became S t i I I I ! mit.. D o - 4 7su ciii.aper ire et.) 9 .iieer..... ..i: ....: .......... w il t 1 14 4 1, ( 1 . firmer. sft quotation ruling throe money and 1001 to 1 I South Sea New Annul "I"'"'"1 est. one Jute."' P - "naUM; t int e"'.* count ' , "h• house their unanimous opinion of the propriety of the at las& r i " . ' • •s • -- •"' . , ft i upaard.„ weeding to the ureter of 3 i , being the only of w ee... •• • rm." Lee .„ in ,„ tv ,,e in e n a ~,,,p g, U sti m . torney-General being is: eructed to praising, two of the THIS DAY.-Two o'Ceoen. npm sow , , -red.- _Per , - - and corrupt perjury in giving their evidence before that opened the same as yesterday, but since the fiatnem m ••• Nallt.a a LOP iOdii 14 7 - - 8 Exchequer Bills re. E AUSTRALIA and the COLONIEfI.- Light , committee xi " 7 414 a. aad lieditilr" 4ll . i i dr.. we Mese. 110 1 1YIN11.--CNIXICION A PA NT • g: sr,. 1.0113124.1 rELT is perfectly isaperinoue to rale, new, ow fro . 4 a a Ise bees u* 1.1 by • 444 sad extrusive epees* in in Consols have become a shade worse for some of I. r fr. Del, awash - 3 5 aa 3 7 7 the heavy stocks, including London and North-West- mat Da. am 3p, e t. M,M,i, ' 2 341 71 fur the new issue upp bills mark 10s. to 14s 12s. prem. In India 1 ia ., teek . .... but sm.:miser noisrest kw pixies •ma be laid on gbe Court. ern, Great Western, and Midland. East Lancashire, le ill Ka ti. E.& Auer she .) 144 le at 4,55. and 395. prem. •ty by improctiall persons. PRICK' ONE PENNY are better. 1, " g.-a e' i , . l eof f Cr...eon's ►Pa•ent NON-:•011D0C GNU Pet 20 le Paris aaa Lime - „ 17 IS pes lai 1 , In the foreign "Wei PEI ---- -'- '.; a 1 Is mem 23 per ant of fuel -Bea. 19. too& • ' , Am 9 • 2 • 491 '', 9 " 0... 1 4, * .. auxtGo77 mu t The Queen and Prince Albert, attended by Colonel French shares are again better. Antwerp and Lo so m ,le su ,esi Q..6lsrpic e7is rlioo sa; mma l Or m a . .. H . i ... 4 : 1 . 443: was in Spanish aud I .22 2 ~ j ...op . lest l Pc.' ' 4l l 'i Rotterdam have rallied to per; and Zealand to 1 die . 43 34 •• It U 17411024 who oleo supply 8111 P Bouverie , visited the Duchess of Gloucester at Gloucester nue to nae. Parch& S i p '''''''''.." 1 . - Am Lc dam l/ MARES AND STOCKS UNDUARANTZSD. 2O 5 Pele.Cseepid•Pterlsoarg 451 Pm imi‘t, Mt sad laidlogo.7s p war and Lning House yesterday afternoon. Threes to 50, whilst it Me bow , .. moan tee temperature. Her Majesty had a Dinner Party yesterday evening at _ amoit Pewee Salm t 04 17 al , 10 . ram oast Own .. - rel 31 and the Certificates -.---- Buckingham Palace. The company included the Duchess ".• 741 • RAILWAY/. 7•lterela7. toe PAL- so . lemon and Wee • . .• 9 94 operations are based i t AMES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who of Kent, the Duchess of Cambrid ge and the Princess Mary, m. Isl 4 5„d eeo 10 4 Do. M per Cele. Prefar. - - ISt 801 r rogresn for bringing or -,re. inee•re to o s d,wbid s s..____ oa _msd 21 . 5 !_thentlerev.,_ . .....w4 l the Princess Adelaide of Holienlohe, the Date of Welliogtoe, so , a rearg, Ilitti:4,i.., Wear 10 4 amithena of Frame... ..... 41 6pa Immo • - - mei ^" 437 " 9 ,____, 1•141 ' a ____._...._""'"ee"• •• •",......."'",l_tte_Lt' . the Margolis of Breadalbane, Lady Fanny Howard, the Esrl siss ear anemias . IQ 54 to 2s. (leper Indio Scrip ..... ... 1 6pm 4 I/ 19 l oan, According to geevtioia Tol . oole'te °•"-"•-••_„,,____,......"-."",.."'^" "`""'""' and Countess of Eglinton, the Lady in Waiting to the 131 ei: dielmWele.Bllloareare 04 let al an vre.t EIaOtIOTS 4[ 5a nine millions sterling to I Do. 31 pet Cent. Prefer, 4 dim par sr wow "'"' 7 ""' ----- ..5-s..- j 0 r..,, -• ...,, Dashes . of Cambridge, the Earl of Malese•bury, Lord and . 3 ,,, I's eirb.,._`-a-i Lea... ilichea 9 , 42 ,• 7 1 1 4, ale and the certificates tc 20 le WIOPIPPPU ••f or TV- 181_101 pa m a ta m. at . • .opart• a hi ~' thy • sed ....... smosom a zo alma — rm. Lady Edward Howard, Viscount and Viscountess liar- "'t ll ' :23 • C2 " -- ' 312•3 ' 3311123 " ii " 10 2 ',edema Switsorland... Idr per per cont. The negotii simos, a I, RIPPKIKI ,eat actives Si INS _ 13 Pi Do. do. do. 20/... 34 31 de " • . - i I • &Wiwi ,o prostate • Iree eel exec. dingo, Lord and Lady Robert Grosvenor, the Right Hon. e t . 1, i4 , gold An d ibu ss . ~.. . 144 1 0 ,6 SO S &amid ll 11 ffis Si 1 Imo acted with such 1 la. tit- • ill Ur krAdol._._._____.at Os sola_m i l li = d ___„__ lAN Ike Sir Cnerlee sad Lady Mary Wood, aced Baron Knesebeck. tic toe (ialsgsaisa .1 84. ce• ses of 'r • • Ilr - ' ' delicate matter, and =irsr deals, and ell• l'ima 4 • 44 •_,._ ...,_ • .,_ m • • ••• •'"mwm..,. ~,,. lad It Lord Clamor has relieved the Marquis of Ormoude in Ile all arterial 116;lylt;d .. 211 124 e •asolerie.. m _lemis ... ,....o. ••••,..... vied ., ' '•"" ""7. ado his duties as Lord•in-Waiting to th e Queen, and Major_ Go en Odd set Omens ... .. la d tto4 JOINT STOCK BANKS. pressed with the convi ale the "rd mm m ''"'''‘A, 6 6.7.7 ‘74,47 5er 4, 4 4 1 l c (7... a tt o i General Berkeley Drummond has relieved Mr. H. Ormsby 54 45 DuMbeed Ildbathine. 114 pet woe m ormat. Pries 15 ell DedeeZer e * dat ed Ater Closing Harm ...11 . .„..j. eaoalaade Karim. see ea the wrapper, and Gore as Groomen-Waiting to her Majesty. I pekes doss before the loan will m a. sow tts D sad 507.4, 2 0 , Itattinheardre, Lemke. •cm the go. 23 al! ter SO. BANE,. I Palcl yesterday. to-eay. Bonds reached 26;1, a wriunent ....nap sisal on reit Were add by them and by 16 sll DIV: E. sad 11.).. :1 :1 A Deputation, on the part of the manufacturers of hosiery eb ra ier e• "Namens 134 4 stsso so Australasia mem ss Chart, t.u. l.:a d ok in o dia t Ada 4: 5 7 4 es f pni p im m 134 13 and owners of frames, on the subject of Sir Henry Halford's t/ I 2 ::, t44,443n, Cashel ... - • 13 13 1 iikls Rs;quotedutp.crpreen. min . p 4 The Peruvian nh t :o, Newise stocks qpur Sio c i 1 . mass A.- ABE and COMFORT in SHAVING. & Cow VANS' CANTON IrrltOP, ue Quadrilateral 01/2109 eisseeen. _B. a n d assure , respecting e p m tt ra .m.m.e..a....7 to this most more AM. Tae Board of Trade . The deputatio o n f wages, bad au inter- (hue a. U. le.) ._.. . 101 114 view with the Rightthllona.yE payment y is ee te t d erd . a t y, id et r. t A ho . 23 lan Ih. elms B sad C COW 71 Ila et. lee Ise: laneashire ... .. 73 74 ...moral as torn teat vast 'Weal sarroa, Mr. Aston Morley and Mr. Alleo, of Notlingham ; Mr. W. H. Walker, So oil a. a W.I. Inuatilinan : , .1 37 se, -I have made Male year Barer strop , and area It te of Leicester ; Mr. Cartwright, of Loughborougk ; and Mr. i ii St 100 Ellnbandi and o:aerow .76 ts 741 58,000 20 Mai L Bank of India, Mistretta, and Chins 1 24 16 p . 41 24000 20 Erlisti, *tittle, sad Australian Chartered Aeon 20 London Soul of Aus. Price is li ttle more the to le' &eine Is and Peebles r 3 .. mem Yea Mos any strop I haw hitherto used for giving • keen & s umo o f L eicester. 23,000 20 London Chsrusrol flaill. , Ort. ISO liidateurib,Perth.Doode• SS 34 8111 nese doing here yet. 1 &y o re air motromeet* 7 "r m aK4al947 •227 lu g"' 82 "7. 2222 * - The li eu. Dr. Simpson,the Rev. James Macfarlane, and of Att.tralla wl. TS Mateo. B. sad S. Cower, reamers. las, Yen- __ et. WO .01drow k • SoothWastera 62 C 4 1 7 1 S I 51 l'm 7 9 721 up. It is suggested 21.0n0 23 Orinaal Bank Corporas all 5 30 sse meedisseel. lesavv. . " m u., o no ,. 2 ‘ ...... 2 2,, 0 at.i...d.,,,,d cue Rev. Dr. Grant had au interview with lb. Hurl of w et ' . les Orsat Northern . 111 fa 60,00 u 6 Royal Austral. Banking debts that it might be 1 d e g g ostossek el SLY.. :Led. , sad tu. ie. easlL-covvvmsp Aberdeen yesterday, at his o ffi cial residence , in Downing- l i t Is [1:T ...4, iii.ek.... 43 47 andOold Import. Co. l par apm pigaiT oympend taxon. Tooth P...witer sad rave* Powder. street. ,Aarea, B, Blue_ 122 1.4 opinions upon the post sew 3.5 South Australia St.lloo ,Ot.eouth. col Weg (Ire 107 6 1 1 0 03 Mr. Cranford, M.P., and Mr. George Craufurd, had an Sc ic 10 p Ww, . . pi _.. 91 924 911 4 30,4100 23 Ull101 l of Auatralla AR L 0 W'S NEW IN- interview yesterday with the Earl of Clarendon. VENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON Si . 4;„, - 9 AP. REQUIRES NO VENT.PEO t) 3 12 -II 1 Irish South Easters . 71 an A in D ie e r p v u i r w ti on from the Town Council of Portsmouth had iso I a r Anusta eo e c ar om. .. 9. so esterda with the General Board of Health, le i , 111 Do. Think , , 13 Ni pm SAO ... Do. New....... 13 1 51 9 refuse the admission of debt in payment of th ' rem 1 Proust. ale, beer, elder, 01 other Damn at their office, y Whiteh y all. The deputation consisted of the st- 15^ LOPPIIik• " 118- T O4lllOlll. 78 78 1 7S I lad MISCELLANEOUS. Oporto at a fixed etch, Et. S. ,01... • . trees heetseing sat or acid so eketeally 30 15 , Do. MIAs ... 4 al die 101 ad Mayor of Portsmouth (Mr. Sigma), and Revers. Solomon Closing . .4 .; '.- ' t 353 the lilt P ie ' shell he drew° " 9 " t " and Hennessy, attended by Mr. Howard, the Town Clerk. g 2! D4 * ; 1 11. 1i n t...OS I 'M I : 5 : 4 .. F l om i gum. cuss it is thought by some • * . ist The Chancellor of the Exchequer sod Mrs. Gladstone 111 II 1' Liars and Blockwall . IQ 94 9 No. IMI Moirmsaroos. ,Pd yesterday.' today. the 'Labile governmen 0 ..... • )A4 C had a dinner party on Monday a w t n t i lte .s o ta lli e. eial t. rettleenueceintsf :. Pr! t ' sl i f VIVI.: e a r n° P. 1 4, 2044 10t 101 k s " ----'----------- MOW :: 1 2,1:, , b•- i ctl r e t mak,i,-..D.„, ..g r I/ St. re :rim a Nerta.Vrest. 115 3 1204 I 9 - ,M. L a d- Fanny ope, _ _. _ P.!/.1 •9 20 191 I__ 1 -1 10.1e42, leo' roitrallen Agri..., 33 ; 412 1141 I 110 7 1.118,71t1 tile. Belt . AWL Land all ;2121 pm to take the coupons in interfere to redress the this department is I 4 -10.111 - r -- - Monal f Lord Courtenay, the Hon. R. Cavendish, sr Stephen R. n i c o i" I Do. DA,Fl i ri o ll ,d zi.i i c e st i 1 1 ree . --__ -- - GI one and Mr. W. Harcourt, M.P.-in the evening Mrs. „ I is , &is m, & s osit e.ms ote „ . 4 it ; 117,115 1 3,P.olstiv.Lnd.eitin.i all 1 51 1 111 4 f Cent. Bonds, 1852, 99. , Gladstone had a soiree, at which were present Viscountess 1,3 I 534 D., gy. .., ... ~ . 41 .4, 1011,00 1 rattishAust.lanr. all 2 31 pm 31 64,:63. Danish Three / s • ~_„ ,_ Canning, Lead sad lady Lyttelton, Mr. H. Herbert, M.P., 40 54 De., Er ... ... 4 1 4 dr 11,700, 1511. Australian Lead' 23 •67 Si , 394 .11 e II 1 9 t "" ."."•; winlit33l 33 "PIT iii "It - and Mrs. Herbert, Sir John and Lad Young, the Right la I all Laudoodary k Iffilmalas II 13 15,0191 1004aa Diemen's Land 19 21 23 24 43 1 per Cent., 10,5,4, ex c ..8 two casks of she ; prim 4a. Id.; dam per Cents., 66f. Gree li a. 'metro-plated for sham, is, la. Hon. J. sad Mn. Stuart Woress the Hon. Mr. and lin. 8 : i to ll Lco,'lrcid tief n7ic .. ,Mi thitoti. anicllia v ra n i 30 It i 291 overdue coupons, 8: 0 I •"; . 11 me awn engraving win eaten Its J. Percy, the Duke of Argyll, marl Granville, Col. and - 41 si - f k i:u.,.. sisa . i. wm . 23 sal MINES. 231 ,26 ; ditto for ac Portuguese Four per 1 e r :r r seam , when the lame In Is SSW Se Mrs. Malcolm, Col. and Miss Mare, Sir Edward Deriog, et.lloo Whorl .-.- .. 711 704 Um of the olugC elliallreilsellaele• .P. Mr. G. .P. Lord sad Lady Alfred Her- at. too Do. Mer..smil fte . rs• el ea tsm ( M r Mr. Vernon , . I palm the air-tabeasellieseakelether wel, Henry A'Court, Mr. R. Phillimore M.P., 23 I 171 . 11110. A. Wet. ilee;phsree throne' it eto the %elm thelkpor and Mn. PhiUnnore, Lard De M.P. Tabley, Sir John Johnstone, Ilt• !lOU .rie.uwkw ••• • be 51 76a 51 301 TI7IMDAT EV2ll'lllO. There has been an active business in the English 384, 39. Sardinian Fin Three ter Cents 49. r: / I to nu of frosily; elms Om Sop 19 Sernsd off ea more eke= mom M.P. Miss Johnstone, the Right Hon. B. and Mrs. Card- 6 1 ' 3 : 33 '• 73 " 7 itita.Sii'S - 3 3 1 23 'l6 1111wirportAberg.allarsked 31 a die mining market to dos and ood prices realised. •I I 1 New beferred Three JAMES BARLOW, 1 Wier well, Mr. Braes, M.P., Mrs. and Miss Milian Gebel', Mr. mI 74 4 ,... y an d p a „,„,,,u,,,, 5 u 31 The prices ruling are-Wheal Buller, 1260, 1280; count, 241, 251 ; ditto street, Maeimalisess, Des. and Miss Bripteck, Mr. Chichester Porteseue, M.P., and mi au IStewryWamapoistalia. 9 to Devon Great Consols, 46.5 ; South Frances, 190 c o • • , • maser ass Oath 111firallasterer. Leta. Miss S e ymo ur . IR.I leo Norf. Ilt ... ... ... - II 113 • mmittee s Certificate Scrip, 11 die. Turkish 195; Wheal Friendshi% a l s , 23; Cefn Bruno, 104, 108; MAW Ise -ILL Ne tope ere neeelno= „ : l 9 4 lPr4 with his A deputation consisting of Mr. F. W. Russell, M.P., Mr. 13 13 : 12)./few ........74 51 Veneeuela Deferred, 1 roe awl ii.: Wee, all atlitra me seam Melodrama, Mr. Phillipps Mr. Anderson, Mr. Hodge, Mr. ea 11 4 Northern comeisa 1791 0 1 1 2/ 11_ , na 3 , Condurrow 131, 135; t Wheal Rose, 215, 220 J. saes ...... gratis a cew mobile/ Mgples *Ms , wareelliml to ...'d Mr . u ___ A., an ~,,,„,., ...., r. toe North egitals ... ... - 234 364 i South Cars ' elon, 250; Alfred Consols, 191, 1; West In the railway mark NOW! w' , lee it, and while and retail Ids NEW Hartle y, Mr. PbO ..' ...6 " . " ....I.... '" l '''' 141 14 'North limo, N a 1. ... die quietly. Dulness cent linemen; TAP WRAPPIV . (to imperies the ItZl ia. method with the Right Hon. E. CardweU yesterday at the Board $ sir D o. 6 A Deterred .... - - Providence, 57. Balnoon 10; Trehane, 24, 26; Emit et mes or ore all& and Is. per outset. The teak of Trade. 6 • 6 , Do. 4 B Claaranter - -de Russell, 16 • Bell and Lnnarth, 131, 15 ; Trebarvah, • ractensfic of this mark ILL Its marks were each e5i 1 e.......a.m4 am, isprmst.t." la the Despatches WETS received at the Colonial-lace yesterday 20 174,North SuiCoriteiro... 44 31 die 111 bona _fide demand at °hat gala. ' illaa • 3222 k. 22' Na 467 s and hr whim " lb. bmm " from the Governors of C ey l on, Labaan, M a lt a, and Van to all North western meal us awarded.lo 14 Northeast 3. WeetemOunt 31 41 pm East l/ing Dong, 11, i ; Cwm Darren, 13.. 6d .. 15s. ; margin for speculate)! Diammes Laad. se. t* Oxford. Won., a Wolves 47. 454 East Frongoch, 8, 9,10; Calvadnick, 11, 1 ; Pendecn, Yorkshire stock was w THE D A I LY NEWS. PROM LAST NIGHT'S oAserTi. et 1011 Ilesesh astral ... .. IUU tee * • with this exception etc Lemke Morning raper, prim ad. at. j ir 10424 rel ... . 64 66 1 prem.; Allen, 7,1; East Gamin Lake, 21, i ; than last account. Th Ass Porsseloun, the Duty News ast th e hied of sh. /,.. FOREIGN-OFFICE,MARCH 11.—The Queen her been s tt.'l l : o 7 lesoeso- Di. uldi silhas .w. d oir cseie .sit A 6 4 22 0 • 12 East Margaret, 101, 111; West Abraham, 31 ; East lint Preordain* Mein, advocating Tres ersameree halts .reelect graciously ;deemed to appoint Robert Bunch, Esq.. now lad ! a „ monism . 1 cassia , Tamar, 11 ; Tamar Consols, 41; Wheal Uny, 164; - ann. sad a used and racucal ONOPOPPe WIPIIIKI 9 011 11•61, Isswiali British Vise - Consul at New York, to be her Majesty's 1 1 riali ,.., .. . I , I , Craddock Moor, 11, 1; Wheal Russell, 31, 4; Tavey ever, i ttrea great ,app eesseemsumi. Consul at Philadelphia. Mr all - ... ... 9 IS i this chenge, and the ; Is thit emelt sod lam exits Omit& News,-in the accuracy of la .., Consols, 61, 1; West Edward, 16e. 6d., 17; Wheal i- „ - . Law -In Re smpla, truthful, and impartial Neuter of Its F OREIGN - OFFICE , MARCH 15.-The Queen has so 30 Dm user ... .. 14 II amounts for invest' Robert, 30. ., 33d. 6d.; Wheal Carpenter (Routh Aerth blantwas all the bill for the 1 nage saa ia th.• varied merameleadessureeklla- been pleased to approve of Mr. John Landoll as Consul in .. 7 ° .. 174 = a les T ,....„2 11 . : ••• :: 44 u l l die sli Sydenham), Bf, 1 ; Stourton Consols, 1; Wheal Ilmmisnemlduml in the City, Hallway, Me Mrsormy amitioo.- Au.traiia, to reside at Sydney, for hi. Majesty the Emperor aW e e m u iz,-,-,. , .. : : .. 794 744 Oh Pere le ememgmastl. of Brazil. ie 10 Dena Nails_ _ ~„ ..._ - 36 37 die Wray, 265., 27& fli.; Wheal Lemon, 54. Lordon and North W, "s n eseteAvetressn ams.....la nsen dsbasd eltrlne& if i t ir r i llsen this eer r ian mas ellier ae aleir emee - DOWNING -STREET, MARCH 15.-The Queen has 20 II IMO Terlo.llffiverDso 12.1 131 The gold mining abates were generally well sup ject having yet been standing orders, and z Meilmill mell-smilthe air dell/ NUM. Resart, with list at piste, been pleased to appoint William Charles Sargeaunt, Esq., .1 1 . 1 .ssiimoi Dlebe a Dsrlfagtr dim ... 1 : 2 4 ported, and firmer in tech afternoon, when the AlllS fabliau% exyWiture. to be Colonial Secretary for the district of Natal, in South 4 1 ; 19 . .I/ 1 i f II tral . an accounts came nd. Port Phillip, how. the bill pass, will hae sa"="lt adman NW Sat • s %Mg tie emly pease brass the Aki ra , 7• 17 itais eft Nina .. . ... .. 141 13 131 ever, closed flatwith sellers at 1 1-16 prem. ereseeseameerm aaellarlea elea 61.221.2.22d.4 111.2121C ' 111.2. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, MARCH 12.-The Queen has 20 all Waterbed mad Mum . a There was a further improvement in the shares of from the London and : the shares are consul Ice es saes nem is shown by the last reran of stomp. been pleased , on the nomination of the Right lion. Lord ; 4 „ . : 4 11 taildiga m oiluwau sad 29 It some time at 23 per eel 9 1 9 1 Imp the pm 111311 Si the letting London NewsisPerk by Foley, to appoint Dummied:re Pyrite, Jun. Bag , one of her id ilips s uu m 5eg6 4 . 5 44 , pm d ppm the Mexican and South American Copper Smeltin visite It will be ele the OW PK , " ~ t , B Ymmere 9 7 10 " Mem Majesty 's Honourable Corps of Gentleiew at-Arms, vice 10 , 31i 'Welled _ linty yews; bad In floo years beaten de t re" older competitors: m„ bin . oa, ret i re d . The dividends on falling due at the end Mattered ramps Limed. - Sc. 110 n 1 1frafs.Neweralleagtorwir 69 75 By sympathy the shares of the Santiago Colllllll . lly !IMMO Cwacalsout - 7. 7de reached 9, and closed 7* to 81. General mining tot • Moasnie Peer .......... -........„ 1773 &nein es 1 1111 tio.o.o.e.ressesse . 21 21 „ pa y ment in due cc Cent. Loan of 1823 ; I Kowtow Hausa. 1761 1,1r,000 THE CANADA CLERGY RESERVES. et. l loo 'York sad North 1111111mse 30 60 ' S9l shares were also better. Linares and the shares of 1849, and Three per C DAILY NEWS lO4O _lO-42,000 LlNti LUND AT MEM RENTALS. the old Australian Copper Company are likewise per Cent. Loan of sp od oe Th. emi r „„ innid t l y er imai4 p „„„ at i teame3 s, l e of eordempormy tbis Pm3s , i lguam 3" hi1.77777 g Serious rumour, are abroad on the subject of sei e n ,mseenanesemseseeite looking up. National Brazilian shares experienced The . body New ' Is the planner of all the Landes .ante lb . Canada Clergy Reserve , Bill-rumours excited by the I gsemapsmAtsoxereet. 80 31 a decided rise, reaching 4. Samuel and Phillips • men From the ant it took hip ground and • liberel tree-repre. declared intention of Lord John Russell to move the omit- lei al• um milffiNS•o l 979olo7 The non official closing quotations are : -Nova of 182.5 and 1829, c os 1 1 7 N 70 1___ __,__ 4 **""NlN_„ l 7..__,__ _Mal ri""Tativt Ilbereliem_,...Ohle• I. dawn the .ion of the third clause in the bill, which runs as fol- .. itemediseleentWeelera 294 304 Scotia Copper, 11 to 2 prem. ; Australasian Coal, 'child; and Brazilian = sses m""'" us thip ' "•4"'"'imcsaim4; sod alrea d y , 0r ... "'"' sad dla wt = 38181 " wwww low.:-" So much of the said act of the third and fourth "' I all 16.1 " mmi t all " 13 0mAsse °611 01 1 is in a to r, prem.; London and Liverpool Australian an ß d y lB t 2 h 9 e , n o eg ve o r ti l a m ted d t : 1 1= 9., 4 1 m eer tm eemem ,_ nett t o to'. • t o . ,_ e m etoo t b r ,y years of her Ilejesty, chapter seventy-eight, as charges the del „n DA te uu s u . 5 ..... t., Gold and Streaming, par to 1 teem.; New South gay pp m, ito mauled man um iurrwpasdo with ft, c p.,,i al Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom of Great (Weld leUresteesteer 19 60 Ilalmase." Britain and Ireland with , or authorises any payment Si. 100 Reekelellenellee arm Wales Gold, 4 die. to i prem. •• British and Colonial Ye hsaritesesd ef Nu Neelmillyr or Newsman in Ike Idagrai ;or al thereout of, the sums needed to supply such deficiency as se Lomembll.Weesera, HO 117 from Melbourne, date Smelting, ito 1 prem.; New South Wale. Coal and • none le, Flastairsek laisidosi. in the said actmentiosed, shall from and after the passing 35 30 C 1522635 3 • 81 " gings continued /node of thts act be melded." ••• 88 1 53 4 Steam, Ito 1 prem. • Monarch Gold, 1-16 dis. to • yield had been affectei K. too em 1-16 prem. • Australian Mutual, 1 dice to ,I- prem.; derable number of dig R. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, pi. The House of Commons must of course be satisfied that Marra of Noreen) 151 133 OrAss l 7l. Satlenaldrll9l. sod 07106 m. tiara; by Pte. neither the tax-payers of England nor the people of Canada Is 13 Toasseter It Mae Pores- Australian ' Consols, 1 dis. to 4 preen ; Chartered Aus- their Christmas in tI WHAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. are to be injured by the peeling of . a delusive or caries- oessediefentWadern 311 314 tralian Land and Mining, Ito 1 di e.; Adelaide • too all Hartle:ova Dock St Bail.. diggers are stated to 11 rt. laud measure. (kissed te lik. N. k Bar.) - - Land and Gold, 'dice to par • ; W °tiling new sharel it fields to Melbourne, an LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN , 30 5" Buridelby(LYarkaNallio 11l 118 1124 4 dis to par ; Lewis Hill Range, 4to 4- dice ;Me - m. 33 21 Da.. 4111111 (IMO) - ISi 084 town. An opinion p bourne Gold, 1, A„ per share ; Bracers Gold,'par to other artificial means ROW TO BR RArly. (em ILBc2/1.10 TILIONATN.) 121 131! De. !shares (ditto) 161 27. ie. 111 Hadar= and Cireenelcb 4 prem.; Ceylon Land and Mining, par to 1 prem.; tensive use as a met MORAL AND PHYSICAL ENJOYMENT OP LH% LIVERPOOL, WeDNISDAT, 10.30 A.M. tame to some sew,' 131 141 Brazilian Diamond and Gold, par to e prem. ; Glad e. 30 30 Ditto Treferroo• (ditto) 14 214 sources of the color bach Zinc, 1 to 11 prem.; Golden Mountain, 1 to vexed large ON BEICIAL DUMMIES. Wind east, moderate, and foggy. so n Lowestoft Guar.4perCsot • vi. Arrived.-Arctic steamer, from New York; Azel, (leased to Norfolk) TER INSTITI/TIM OF ILUIRIAGE LIPS from Alexardria , so ar Dato ditto Spot Dent 16 37 man ufact ure. The W.l. Copper, 21 to 3 prem.; Port Royal and St. Atdrewa from Adelaide with 12 DUMAS= OF WHIT= QUEENSTOWN, Masten 14. SI a l: l ( M iddiddd v n h ' sd ' Lm i Ji . ma e M w.i r i m l ` xd.) 2 14 Copper, 11 to 2 prem.; Pantspbaud Silver Lead, .....• . PTO. Wind N.W. se an ,Mlddlielire soil Redoes tens et runtit is not a par to f, prem.; Sulphate of Barytes, 4 ctn. to NIUNARY DINANOIMINT•t, OONSTLPATIDN, end WIXOM Arrived.-Harpe, Victoria°, and Bolter°, from . ilMlassikt.ft Dal. - - par; pect to br ing, being HOIDB. 100 al l fteeetsedfMal 10N het L'Aigle D ' Or, _ par to 1 prem.; Carberry Weet, par- n. and a. Constantinople; Esther Sophie, from Maracaibo; ia frr•4 ,- - , :, • •. appears to be an ind to ;p ram . ; Connemara, to 4 preen.; Glenaulin, niotasn, miss, area tonnes tem. 2 vita. Is. ear& Thomas Henry, from Moulmein ; Atkinson, from fbewee In ftrat.Orset e• 64 llf r colonists to trust the i Tin 23 33 PreslessaWyrelleas tar . par to 1 prem.; South Cur Copper, 1 die. to i l- prem; ~ HYDROPATIIT: GR. TsIX COLD Walla CURE. Alexandria; Elizabeth, from Smyrna; Keel, from SN.WasteLses.treri - - ar e lap q uantities Kenmare, Ito 1 prem.; Moen Head, par to - prem.; ` - g e . q 1111swires. A Pateraoster.sem; arralbo.l47,Floetostreot; Man, Malta. di 114 Ditto 4 shares (ditto) - - nantity ot gold reeeii South Doren Consols, par to 1 prem. ; Lake S ups q Ilk Canna. sad all kaoteseere •se ce 11. R. Colverwell, M.D., 10, s a ila_L lwrence an d Re s i n f L o d st. ice Boyer and Melia (leer rt-tasee, ricer 'war . who may be ornadual daily now Is nu & a, or 0 on. some weeks previous v to Great Northern St. lOf DJ. Fla,rwee•Ja Stock III 133 prem. ; Upper Canada Mining, Ito 1 prem. - - . l3 9, Sethearfordeler (lege OP THE BREAK DOWN OF THE AUSTRALIAN.-The to Mr. 111OCIssa) 1 4 de PP WESLEYAN DISTCRBANCES.-A MAN Pest-office anthoritiesave notice, yesterday. that the mail SO 30 Wear Vallee, 6p. CT. us Dowd tn. lloritioassiMr. - - THIS DAY.-Two o'Caoeir. PP lit for the Cape of Oood Hope, which was on board the steamer 25 23 Otto Ditto lotto ....... . IC. XI t, The gold mining shares are generally steady. For • Gold was quoted 70, WOUNDED Al YEADON. Australian, was transferred to the steamer Lady Jocelyn. st, too Wan A skausaet (eased ---- The only mail, therefore, that will be detained by the re- Melrose ftesteeaL lO3 10 4 the Australian descriptions, with the exception of on London 7 1 , to 10 Yesterday (Taesday), five Wesleyan', residieg at turn of the Australian, consists of all newspapers for Aus- Port Philip', which have receded to / to 4 prem., ments of gold from Delia, posted between the 2d of January and the 10th of _ PREFERENCE MAZZO. Irtaloa, near Leeds, attended before the West Ridirigthe tendency is favourable. Colonial gold and Great December are stated March, and all letters for Australia posted between the lth 97 .' 137 ' a h ridnee justices, to moms Ms charge of having shot at one Hiram I I all ' lieu. No. 2,7 pm Ct = = Nugget Vein shares are better. the 3rd Jan. at the all and I , Pth inst. Much annoyance will, doubtless,. be felt in Tuba, and emleady wounded him. The parties whoSt.l Ifni Bristol 8.; Cuter 4re Ct. lei IN Australian Agricultural, Pre River, Mexican 1 cwt. 1 qr. 11 lbs. 40: grand are Jena Starkey, Thomas Mann, John Slater, Austialia st the non .arrival of this newspaper mail, endue- Pt.. 11101Calsdoolan ./10 _ , 106 P 7 and South American, Santiago de Cuba, and Cacaos 8,103,3001., or, at the deka Bedell, owl William Starkey. A man rimed fortunately it c moot be mot out by any of the private II .:8 , chaster sal ll.Aybsed , 19 20 Willis. Sykes keine charred with the some offence, but steainen or ships, bound for Australia, because the Post- •I' 4:13e1i ram Bede . I die par and Cuiaba shares are weaker, but English and Aus- ounce, 9,600,000/. TI he sumo% be hand. A surgeon's certifleste was GM_ ar . le t crtna ... ant would then have to ply gratuities .for con- 5 3, all Donde. earth, aid Abe does Jaredqn ~ , Bl 64 tralian copper smelting, and Australian shares are quantity of Victoria g pit is, whisk elnesd that Hiram Yeadon, the wounded '' , " - m - all IlestAsstlas(3l.llollp.Ct 31 el looking up; and Van Dicraen's Land continue in escort into South Ause Mae, though idas es favourably, was not yet able to ap- Divines OF DARIEN.-The first general meeting 33De em alai z rep Ct. za f/ favour. The Falcon, which pear ; and seensesnatly the hearing was adjourned for a of the directors of the A'lantic end Pacific Junction Com- 74: 9 ,Dis. de. (71. near per Ct. a i ) pm, fteirtht. The sheep arises out of the disputes which may was held yesterday. The directors present were Lord 61 61,9*4.Cae.1hit,.,3 pe,Nol 1 m I raspy , isa e o„, from Sydney, is undo haw so lag Immo pokiest iu the Wealoyan denomination. w harncliffe, and Messrs. J. S. Broworigg.J .R. Cramptun, ell 11111Catso do. Ne..ii I 11 If put 10 I 0 Dm. Now Or ern. Medi' 14 13 15 p. No. sae. Mina& Pee •1 _... a _WINS 1 ._ .dt. board, but the quantit; 1 Y""'""""' ''""' 7 * Under the title of ti At Yeadt.a time to the Wesleyan c)nfseer.ce are Edward Cropper, J. C. Ewan, W. J. Hamilton, H. T. 90 20 Es•A u& s , A. s: s i p ,, A 3 o 3, l is ___l_ eery numerous, they hare for • twelvemonth retained Hope, A. Montoya, M. Wilsoo, L. Ilaslewood. A. Wilson, 6, 3 , g,L i o urg 4, r m il; and lan 00. 1 Ara Fria peaseion or the chapel, though nor of the chapel-keeper's Captain Nickname and Admiral Moonotn. Ibe solicitor, ! Done' e. 54 pt.: cant ... 31 11 30,050 I lAnelo Australian Oold all par l ape the supply of gas to Sere Os Sunday last the Res. James Everett, an ex- Mr. Charles Ensidithl, the engineer, 31r. Lionel Gisborne St., 100 Overt Nortlirra3 p - r -at 127 129 100" I , • lAnsio taarsratea 10,000 10 I retralasiaa 36 I I 1 ~ 2 11 1 . SI 1 also solicited in Londe! Pelted Wedeyaa minister, won advertise.' to preach in the and th e official auditor, Mr. J. E. Coleman, were also pre. Si.; Ir' De , 3 I" e cent. eriP , re eeenable at a p.ct. pre Ile 113 30.e0u RI I Autrallas ~. ..,.. .„ .-- 3 7 71 14 of which, it is stated, dared, but he was preeentel doiag PO by some legal sent, together with the eecretary, Dr. Black. After Sir 10 2 i D o. et mem. „..4 — 6),"00 1 'Australian airatuna... all psi 4pm ,I 1 4 Note. served apes him at the instance of the Conferences Charles Fox had given au outline of his whole proceedings 111 es °tattier event I'3le-the Ili 9 torymo 1 , ttatraraa Esottioltl -1 all 4 I p. I 11 6 already been subscribe party. This roused the in of the We•leyas Reformers, in relation to this great undertaking • the communications 80 6 uvre.i.laumliant.es3po c 74 31,0•.- 1 !Aro Maris lal 1 pet Australian Agrieult Wen the evening of Sunday, a large crowd of villagers with her Majesty's government, and with that of the:United et.' le CP.Wi -tern. newt ;4 pet, 103 10T 1031 3,13,emi I !Mite's test-Iliaa Gott .4:i I ve rally, closing 112 to mansele I round the leave of taa chapel keeper, [homesoe 101 States, were laid bsfore tile meeting, and cord ap- Ilt. 11 , 19 Ditto Axed 4 percent... ,,,. . 1 . Mona 70 I isritieil Ira ., 110,0ou 35 BessiLlen(losatit.r ~ it l 3 6 sprung IT to 60 to 62. Kane, declaring they would tern him out. At this tine Proved. It was announced that the 24,0001. caution money I s ° 1 1;°""r . '"! i i 4 ° tir'; 1 , 0 e, 11 I 352 G,tn 50 1 .4600041°Cd CuiPb' i al l 3 1 4 3 / i 8 inquired for, and left at l'o ate perm. ne - .. the di fend.nts stereos' med Were in the house , and as the would be duly paid tu the credit or the Republic of New 1,.,. ~„ Ej . K . h.G ...... „ en , 1 . Ist 1 1 ,•- 1 0 lE' I pa s'. i. JtheiD.:l ley' 13 A 32 Web beget to break the doors and windows with stones, Granada with the Batik of lingl..nd ; and it was unaui- It. ice intn.precrtshal 3pe CLi - - 210.00, i Cama CreeS 1 per) Go.: 1 Australasian and Sc vans me from within threatened to tire, la about hall- moues' agreed that tiie 'meant of 75,0001 , required for SO I Loo.amoNsa.toacThels 34 14 Poi Moe, 40 Cobra Copper ......,... :i.a 44 47 were firm, the former • la-hoar after the disturbance, had begun, a gun was dis- prdintinary expenditure, we is i:Jotsabli , and fully justified 1:11 all .I.oaokirok rry %Wee. 'eh, 10 II 100.0...0 5 Alarmist Cold eher4ed hy seam ens tr a m witt,ia the house, and the shot by the clear prospect or 'emu:treatise results on the ultimate . I . i. I st; u Loncts ...„. nder , h.s, ry u fs 3 Fenisk. c.i...s s.-..1. 1 • 1 4 14 14 , ICatoatio - - i5l $39,600 St. Copper Miners of Ems! all 70 73 j Very heavy rates of col tittered the tees of Hiram Yeadca, who is now under capital. The board was also informed that a commussica - " 10 L. Do. New /•• - . .61 111 kW 23 I Do. Pref. 7, pert:sir.; a.l ,4 Si poi some of these ehares,l unite treeenat After this the c;indvaiddid were a lma lion was to be expected in the course of a few day s from the 9 s D o . g 9 . . 9 I gm 70.ir P. , 3 I Kii.s.i•oers or . - sop. • all 11 1 are! 4 4 is, and they found John Starkey, and the other defendants, Ilriti•h ambassador in Paris, through the Secretary of State Ir. a ') Menthe Cariti;i;.4i o Ci. - - son 100. COO ' 2 Great j Nugget Vein .. alt a3.pm 14 4 on the London Chartoi """t seen , in the house. Some of them appeared before for Forettsit Atria , to lis a day on which the Emperor of ist. io.• N0tteirdt.:,',....e4.6....,.C . , 145 143 104 26,trt.i 20 1 re , eral 72, 0 4 0 1 I Orend Imehr or pad, all par a pot ! Mr. Maude, a emeistrats, oa blonds y. and prom:: ea to be the Yr( nch would give an audience to Sir Charles Fox, and I-.. ~.:.,:.,_ rE,e.:!!!,c_. ,... . i Ira ILAN. 1 I Ortat Polmeath all 11 it 9e.. have been in many la a”. l red Jite to meet the ch .1- n s e a of a deputation from t h e company, in whose arrangements, it 7 ; ; 11 1,1: i'...‘i_irTs7.7s4 per;,l .3 :., arge on us y, when ve 100,0 4, I 1 Les. ha, taut tar n' leTH'ilfad, es already stated. Thus tho matter stands is hoped, that France and Roams ,as grcat mantime powers, 2 0') is, re „. ',yule, speJl 2 91 ari,f4" , 1 , Linen,all f a Mil - I high rates ntlhrd three Sterset.t. will ca-operate with the British ;ad American governments. M. len North itrifaM ~ ... . IC9 111 116 oOp 1 „ Duane The necessary resolutions for the future proceedinys at the tai oil motto piaii,r,lmirs 31,100 !Lcestontt`slitorn. osed' arc engaged in this W I board of directors wore then agreed t', and the meetios7 it. too Oilor,i, Wore...ter, a, - I Quer 1 tbuhineta..l all C 1 .41.' this inference does m • lei" Mariguits - Till. 1 .tTE PRINCESS MARIE.AMELIE OF Beetzte. sepraled after the usual vote of tha.,ks to the noble Is 12 L' 9 l 7•Trnlgi o aPer27 , j l - Pm 30,00 1 • Idesdosnarkuamerbon 9 el 10, ,0 64 other new Australian . Yrster.l y a service for the r , pose of the soul Ut the chairman . a , . ehrev.e.kretn.lfewt.u“.l II l ii •=t)V" , e ; Now Cr,. ala ..........- all I i lel, Many strong buyers rr , ": !I Marie-Antelie WAS perforrn.:d at the catholic chapel CITY COMMISSION 01 SEWERS. -Yesterday, this le is qm.,,,man...t c .,(w.,..r. 2)0,003 i Nouveau Moods .. i r ii .., 11 21; °elimination to takin g 150 000 Ice brattish-place, by desire of the Craxiliall minister at this body adopted a Petition to Parliament, in opposition to the . . alla. l II ;er 0n0... .. 114 101 , 402,05( Ilk ate R •:-it . Nett The ex-royal family I Fraace sod neatly 'nem flipirosof • o the whole Great London Drainage Bill. This committee represent 10 . 10 ' Da 5 Per Oat ••• -jll4 NW man se I Sheerer Irem ea IQ 24 It is evident, however 1141. _ a.. 'gee were present. A handsome cats- the proposed . • I Diem New . .... s _ " reeled in the centre of the chapel, POTI11000•Pd der r i m of their authority, and the plans uf the rem rein tu p d '‘,.., h p ee ,,„,, (e n din g -- ~ par 4 p m 70.0 36 lessaissedeenta lei 17181 74 speculation in this del 7 a toree•t up ni a crimum velvet enshion, and covered as obje•AiJ.nable, ling y to prove burden. sme to the , I I e int i of .C1.1..5 ...... ....I r 1 srp seise • acute ineeeeiiii at. par Ipm e.i.rying over North 111 one, 1..11 , 11 I' Tin I:ret Sow. ' a i 4eel velvet pall d.eorti•esi with garlenili of white public. Besides pray that any powers which parliameat to 'al fells.Yntbs:iirosreretfluar I SS al A 1.174 .23.2.9 Doh el Reims es and palm branches . The service • which einei*.ed I me; see h' to center upon the proposed incorporation may 3 ! 0 Water l orailillmos7OPM II die oar 70,000 j I Waller .......... lel a even ,11 cent. per annum has al o whole of Moiler. r . equeim , laste d . two hours. 'ibis b. • in - b.rlinate to the e,ty (.'oramiseion, the petitioners silk 140 .1 1 " ilrufiL ,l4 ""Witeil""*.l i 1 tit.N art 01 Caeca= ob.. DJ 103 1011 100,01101 I Wet Oranada ........... a 1 „ on thousands of alto wrap primers was casts rof the present Emperor of to be heard by counsel and went !OM against the hill end in 17 j 9 ,otn„ ~,,, . 5 3 4 31 leo,mo i w..st Marlives. all part Pm wrao , sad of the Queen of Portugal. objectituable clauses. 23 •MI 1Y0ektN.111.1.1.1.03.7%eth . par 4pm 196,•21/ 1 Tata ....................... ill 44pm , Tra , •sattiuns ore rec , Tonse . The linglish funds remain stati onar y Evairnre but firm. In the Censor market money has been more wanted partly for " out o f d oors ," but money stock has been heater supplied since the advance to par. In Le.m hard-street money appears to be rather easier. Consols were quite devoid of movement, with the quotation ruling throughout the day at 100 to 1 for money and 1001 to for the 13th April. In the South Sea New Annuities there was a transaction at 994, being the only other business recorded in this department. Exchequer Bills remain steady, and the market fur the new issue appears more settled. The Juno bills mark 10s. to 14s. prem.; and the March Bs. to 12s. prem. In India Bonds there were transactions at 455. and 30s. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief movement was in Spanish and Mexican, both of which centi me to rise. Purchases carried the Spanish Old Threes to 50, whilst the Deferred closed at 25 to 1, and the Certificates at 81 to 81 per cent. These operations are based on the negotiations now in prognns for bringing out a new Three per Cent. ban. According to rumour the amount is to be nine millions sterling of stock, to bo issued at 44, and the certificates to be taken at the rate of 101 pee cent. The negotiation of a loan for a state that ins acted with such dishonesty as Spain is a very dtheate matter, and our capitalists are duly im posed with the conviction that qpain must make over to her new creditors some special security adore the loan will meetjwith favour here. Mexican Bonds reached 261, showing a rise of 1 per cent., and closed 261 buyers, being still scarce in the mars ket. Peruvian stocks remain firm. The new snip is quoted 41 to 31 prem. Turkish scrip closed 11 to If prem. The New Sardinian Three per Cent. Loan, issued in Paris, is quoted 11 to 2 prem., but this price is little more than nominal, as there is no busi ness doing here yet. Portuguese stocks are looking up. It is suggested in the case of the last-named debts that it might be advisable to take the first legal opinions upon the possibility of trying the question with the Portuguese government as to their power to refuse the admission of the coupons of the Portuguese debt in payment of the Customs duties at Lisbon and Oporto at a fixed exchange, as is expressly stipulated on the bond. As there is a special security pledged, it is thought by some of the parties interested that the Bi dish government, should the Porto refuse to take the coupons in the way pro , ought to interfere to redress the wrong. The list of sales in this department is annexed:—Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1852, 99. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 84; ; 63. Danish Three per Cents., 1823, 83; ditto Five per Cent., 103, f, ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half pr Cents., 661. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue coupons, 81, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 251 ,26; ditto for account, 31st March, 26, 1, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents., 381; ditto for account, 381, 39. Sardinian Five per Cents., 981. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 49 ; ditto for account, 50, 4911 ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 241 ; ditto for ao count, 241, 251, ; ditto Passive (Converted), 51; the Committee's Certificates, 81, 8, 81 per cent.; Swedish Scrip, 11 die. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 11 prem. Venezuela Deferred, 1 per cent., 16. In the railway market the settling progresses very quietly. Dulness continues to be the prevalent cha racteristic of this market. There appears to he little bona fide demand at present prices, and there is no margin for speculation for a rise. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock was wanted for the settlement, but with this exception stock has proved more abundant than last account. The firmness of the funds, how ever, gives great support to prices, notwithstanding Ithin cb':,nge, and the partial suspension of business. north Staffords are 'deafly taken in small amounts for investment, owing apparently to the bill for the leasing of this line by the Leyden and North Western Company having passed standing orders, and no strong opposition to the pro ject having yet been manifested. This line, should the bill pass, will have a guarantee of 31 per cent. from the London and North-Western Company ; and the shares aro considered cheap, having ruled for some time at 23 per cent. discount. The dividends on the under-mentioned stocks falling due at the end of this month are advertised for payment in due course, viz. :—Danish Three per Cent. Loan of 1825; Peruvian Six per Cent. Loan of 1849, and Three per Cent. Deferred; Brazilian Five pet Cent. Lorin of 1839, negotiated by Messrs. Samuel and Phillips; Brazilian Five per Cent. Loans of 182.5 and 1829, contracted by Mr. N. M. Roth schild; and Brazilian Five per Cent. Loans of 1834 and 1829, negotiated through various parties. By the Overland Mail letters have been received from Melbourne, dated the 3rd January. The dig gings continued productive, although the aggregate yield had been affected by the departure of a eoesi dwable number of diggers, with a view to their Christmas in the towns. No less than 5, diggers arc stated to have come down from the gold fields to Melbourne, and were " camped" outside that town. An opinion prevailed that quicksilver and ether artificial means will soon come into very ex tensive use as a means of developing the gold re mnants of the colony. Tho police had disco vered large quantities of gold of spurious manufacture. The Sydney steamer had sailed from Adelaide with 120,000 ounces of gold on board. This quantity is not so large as that vessel was ex pected to bring, being worth some 480,000!. There appears to be an indisposition on the part of the colonists to trust the steamers of this line with any very large quantities of the precious metal. The quantity of gold received in Melbourne by escort for some weeks previous was as follows : Week ending Dec. 4 57,267 ounces OP 11 44,548 „ 18 45.857 PP 25 37,65( PP Jan. 1 .33,600 .. Gold was quoted 70s. (id. per ounce, and exchange on London 7( to 10 per cent. die. The total ship ments of gold from Melbourne up to the 24th of December are stated by the Melbourne Herald of tho 3rd Jan. at the astonishing quantity of 100 tons, 1 cwt. 1 qr. 11 lbs. 4 oz. worth, at 3/. 10s. per ounce, 8,103,306/., or, at the Loudon price of sac 41. per ounce, 9,600,000/. This is exclusive of the large quantity of Victoria gold carried by the overland escort iiito South Australia. The Falcon, which has just arrived at Liverpool from Sydney, is understood to have some gold on board, 'but the quantity is not known. Under the title of the Anglo.Rumano Gas Com pany, an association has been established in Rome for the supply of gas to that city. Subscriptions are also solicited in London. The capital is only 5 1 3,0001., of which, it is stated, a considerable proportion has already been subscribed for. Australian Agricultural shares showed a slight rally, closing 112 to 115. South Australian Land sprung tip to 60 to 62. Van Diemen's Land were also inquired for, and left off 23 1 , to 24. North British Australasian and Scottish Australian Investment were firm, the former closing 21 to ,! prem. Nearly all the Australian Bunk shares were rather dearer. Very heavy rates of continuation have been paid on some of these shares,; having been given, for instancc, on the London Chartered Bank of Australia. Rites equivalent to as much as 40 or 50 per cent. per annum have been in many instances paid. In the case of the Australia and China Bank, which is in scrip, such high rates nfl'ord direct evidence of the " bulls" who aro engaged in this movement being very weak, but this inference does not hold good as regards the other new Australian Banks and other shares, fur many strong buyers prefer paying high rates of continuation to taking the shares iuto weir names, which might possibly entail some future liability. It is cvMent, however, that there is a good deal of speculation in this department of the market. For ea:Tying over North British Australasian anal Scottish Australian Investment shares, as much as 10 per cent. per annum has also been given; 1-16 was given on thousands of shares in the former company. Tra-stietiens are recorded in the shares of the BOROUGH lIOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. l'attendeu and Smith report that the demand continues steady for new flop% at firm prices, and there is an extensive trade doing in old Hops, at advanced prices. COAL MARKET.-TILIS DAY. Eden Main, 184. 3d. ; Wallc End Rucs-11's fiction, 19s. 61.; Walls End Haswell, 19c. 3d.; Walls End Ilci:on, 19s. ; Walls End Tees, 195.; Wills End Haugh Hall, Ws.— Ships at mar:et, SO. THE CORPORATION OP LONI)ON.—.Ik requisition, signed by 2:1 aldermen and 124 common councilmen, was on Monday evening presented to the Lord Mayor, calling upon his lordship to convene a Court of Common Council, "To take into consideration the propriety of introducing into parliament a bill to effect suitable alterations in the corpo ration of Loudon, and to obtain the support of government to the measure." The requisition, it is said, originated with the Court of Ald..rinen, who had refused their consent to the prosecution of retailers, in consequence of their inability to compel the rich merchants and wholesale dealers to become tree. The Freedom's Committee of the Common Council have directed proceedings to be taken against many hundreds of persons carry io3 on business in the City, both who!. sale and retail ileal:rs, and the Chem berlain, accousponied by the City Solicitor, is attending daily to hear summons:v preparatory to the commencement of actions. Judgments nod executions have already been taken out against. f , verifil contumacious persons, who re fused to boeona free, and they hare been compelled to submit. A private meeting of nimatwes of the corporation o w f as held on a Monday communication at t M im a nsion (louse, me, : t. in ro and immediately after it brokf• up the requisition given above was a's:n.4 and handed to the Lord Mayor, who appointed to-morrow fur the preparation o:•he measure in contein:ilMon. METROPOLIT ‘lll CO3IIIIsSION OF SEWERS.—THE GREAT LUNION DRAIN.WE Rit.L.—Yrster , lty a epeeial court of sewers was held, in pursuance of a requisition signed by Cenimis,ionen Jebb, llawlion, and °onion, for the purpose of ordering a pgition to he resented against the Great L. , ndeo iirainage Hill. The commissioners pre sent were Messes. Jebb (in the chair), Halting, G. S. Smith, T. Field 0.b,0n, and Sir G. Fellowes. The nem was opened by Mr. Woo:rych, the secretary, reading the prepared pititiun. which hating been adopted acd the seal attired, the court broke up. _ _ ExEctator4 FOR Muniwn. —On Monday last, John Williams, an American, aas executed at Greenlaw, B,rerickthire, f,-r the murder of Andrew Mather, the trAl- Ler per at Cleikuutin, near Lauder. The unhappy culprit continued throughout to manifest eonsideroble is , and 1 , 'how few signs of renitenc e f or th e d fsr Phiott he suffered. - - \