The Express. — London, England, 1853-02-17 00:00:00

s -r •11".0%-"-° Tibt xprt%s s~ No. 2,025.] ROBERT PIKE begs to announce to his I . ••• sea.craCy that Its 4, offices at If I =ll ss. •• • elt T. = l the great to rates aa a OtaRAL may, shi 4 loost allri!ff bs teideocc 17. C!'n_ltalL ao ^aabl M to i mam to th erdutery lalartnttua as to the stale sad peagutts s tow is art o*V7. many of which ars trams la to IN at prof. *their prt st in market value, asa m P s . .4 . o:rxt. so, irleimal st, $7. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, 1853. [THREZPENCE. following letter to the Freeman. contradicting the malicious rumour to which I alluded yesterday, of his intention to resign his seat for the convenience of "- sadleir : . ... SHARE LISTS. TOBJEION ZAILWAYI3. I aatiiiirp mad liotterdal dig 3 Wit's !uniting 1 SO Charleroi awl llritailtnei. 1$ 133 II Nam sad Beirscia 1 53 Nita iukutak... 1 1 II " SO Km ladies •• Po 1 I De. um 11 11 Great Ladies leauisals la 33 Grand Judie, dr.- f ?is _ to I Pa if • el Ti r if II 49 Ms 9 pia 33 pai broker's purchase was effected M 991. Business is thus otScially rt repoed :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 9 9 , t, I; ditto for account, 991, I. Three per Cents. R e d uce d, 1001, 1, 1. Three per Cents. Annuities, 1726, 981. Three-and-a hnartfir ner Cents., 1031, f,, Rank Stock, 227. India Stock, 266. ' IS. 1843, AlllVigui • lr a.•••••, Sir,—l thank you for contradicting, as far as in you nes, the letter of year correspondent " Monday," which appears in your paper of this morning, and contains a base and slanderous imputation on me. My father always put ano nymous letters into the tire, for he said, "that the party who wrote one was either a scoundrel or a coward, and probably both." Your correspondent can suit himself from these characters. As to the statement be makes, it is sim ply a lie. No man dare suggest to me so dishonourable a negotiation. I had hoped that my character was too well known for even "Monday" to imagine that I would disho nourably barter away the trust with which my constituents have so o ft en and so kindly honoured—Their faithful servant, - MAOIUcI O'Coxxsz.r.. - WIDNISDAT The transactions in the railway market to-day were unusually limited, and chiefly confined to ope . rawrs i n um ...se. The Mittel generally was well supported, and closed firmly. Caledonians are in speculative favour, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dun dee have advanced. French shares opened lower, but left off at an improvement, on the receipt of the prices from to , day's Paris bourse. -----7-1:1 Mat , 2•11', 1:“TAI. LEI TKRB PaTINT. ILA} LOWS PATEN T CASK STAND, ear „,,ta., Mt FlPy Y. Ars, and to repay I s cost a imaind Si* mu. a vi :us m ,ebins ts powatut and Maple; l MOW MI wheel from i n r e r il= 1 cask la trouble linnol si tin ad d. to tbat Of sr hop ands Ms Imp; lbon rorniii li Ilni Os S. Ihe are Magill kir r ia r billty Mil and Ma of ale , vise, la. drams off perlnUy The admatagei of Patin Qat Stand an elonno : wiles • cask alibis Mimic Maid Telpl/7110 lilting, a Waal moo; in, is pa inn It i the gele = e M ISM Mr sollella bitisa. - . no Ina is mwr ballast again, ma eveLtua!ly . _ .o. ai timo lank Is ma matt are nulled ma thrown law sup=szted.tis.—=sancluzw, Imitator ma Me" las IMF , na a:r c..~~~._~ , . 6 6 4111/ 1 , 0 Set # 111 ,,1N •W:44 I. • 11, NW, a rev ad hementattas tl WO foOLOziely MO Of • brae vairis. ai THIS DAY—Two o'CLow. The railway market to-day is generally fairly sup ported. as, although in one or two cases prices have not quite maintained yesterday's rates, the tone is steady. Scottish Central, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, are considerably higher. Business is lby no means active. French shares and Sambre and Meuse are higher. SHAKEN AND STOCKS UNGUANANTEND. Weramii . ...... ...- Dal pw it. pf. - .. itarii him& Namur • Lierith De. MMus Da* ban* .. of Mama. - per 44. Boob (for LA Asian *Go Mwegleattuit s aid Lyssr hde and Orson fansiad lara_ n fob warbri s• si, if T t4i In Colonel Dunne, M,P., has been for some time un well at his residence, Itt Mae, in the Queen's County, and is not expected to arrive in London f or a f ew days. Mr. Elihu Burritt delivered a most successful lee ture on ocean penny postage before a numerous and highly respectable audience at Cork on Friday night. The mayor presided, and this evening the Lead Mayor of Dublin will preside at a meeting in this city to hear one of Mr. Burritt's lectures on the same important subject. 14 14$ $ • 1$ 131 pm. 11 40 $1 Eli :4 11 411 4 4 pa li 191 P4 h HI to. end Rana Sambts and Metre _ _ Do, ii Oc 031aricet;;. Settings st Frgmeg... regrilisier• w lZsuaterr Sint Preis. Wagers el Svltngeland Zealand 9 pm 4 el T ! 'IP 10i IS LADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who gaffer aria exposure to cold winds, and damp elpeeplere, will Immo Mute MI soothing relief ix the wilted= d POW LANDS' SAIVISM This unique beindeal roommates Age ali Irritation and ut weed of the Oda. nereaa endrostesdairenerind.freskine, se.i no, soot imams a healthy aid hiseding appenene wdi dna. owin, sad a delicacy ad meads is the brio sot arms. Poe. waned la vi applieatke preseeme • Yee and unildenvphid war. eisa r f 11,0.• =pietas; tenetians et dr Ids SD annetal tar the =tad d health, and the adslertent and sends amen et a engari.rtion. Grielmal. *hilt iblarillit Via lie 11104 it allay las Irritability and meeting peln, red mid Ifs Ma soft, Igo" as' p.e want. Pelee M. rd. std Oh id. pr MOIL Mika _ T t. ward. .9301030c' Kale," amt at the wpm and A. gotil.AN I) and iloNr, :0, Att1.410111.11. Isedua. en the so. verearat 'tamp, adzed on each bottle. Odd b then end be t. alai ar , .'reteada. Tsg Isisn Exutarrtow OP 1853.—1 t is stated that the interest shown in our forthcoming Exhibition is far greater throughout France, Belgium, Austria, and Prussia, than was exhibited le the proceedings of the Lon don Exhibition of 'SI ; and of this there can be no doubt, wins we find that the Emperor Louis Napoleon, and their Majarties King Leopold, King Francis Joseph, and King Frederick William IV., have individually signified their intention of contributing to the fine arts department of the Exhibition. In Berlin the feeling is very warm. The greater portion of the continental goods is now on the way, and the only thing which now remains to be looked after is the completion of the building by the sth of May next. we Closing pekes _ Bushier does today. 11.010 11147 IL 1011,1100 !VA° Australian Al X. Brit. A. iatisTriliTe7 Van Diegnea's 215_246 se 60 13 17 $43 33 60 1 20 19 6 THE WILL OF THE LATE MR. NEILD, BEQUEATHING £230,000 TO THE QUEEN. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Business No. Shares Basis. Paid taming priers dime yesterday. goal y. 2%300 40 Austrakurla 40.000 23 Chartd. Bank of Ada 0 0,005 20 Chart. Bank of ladle. Australia, and China I j 11 pm 3 23,000 11 English, Scottish, Australian 4 pm If PAN 10 London Bank of Ana. trans and I die 25.030 10 Landon Chartered ndia 1 Bank of Australia 30.000 3 Royal Austral. Basildon and Gold Import. Co. I 5000 23 South / satralia 20 , 000 11 Union of Australia all 72 73 IMO ... Do. New 3l 7i PREROGATIVE COURT.—This DAT. Boots Salo= Dosem. THE HON. C. B. CHIPES AND OTHEILS v. GOODILIDOE AND OTHISS. - _ rNEORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, who stwiy glossae@ with *rooms. —JAME3 COOK's THREE A FRENCH POLISHED MAHOGANY ARABIAN BED. MUD. eabliret, Carpet. Lookaglass. sad Upholstery Ihnhoore.—BßOMPTON HOUSE, U sad U, QuerewboUdisp, INIGHTeaItIDGE. Estimates given, sad a lit of prices seat post ./ ~. ' ..-;;;;1, 1 •111 iI ha 11l i.II I IlMi l f C i ii I i 144 Eisnirtu - in Rad WORK BY TUE AUTHOR or ...JANE EYRE," '• LET," he. lot publabed, end may be bad at all the libradoo. VILLET T E. Brenta's' BILL T e.Ysinsu yet Be. o Tab beet weld have ran Omni WI harm bad she ad be. drady. It narrow an the psi/ ale Ist be •filleley: rd it lOU rare a adder rode ef ream thee • Ara Spa; lw Rhea all the henealhhaef del seardirie beet.'— Lieffery Oran Ida earl wady mei dr fire ad the ISM" 'hoe Eyre • ad 'Wray •ae ea Wiwi and preidel ends& • Mare • la a wed efookably seed, dowd. eat m when bar eleirebre 1= 1 " 2 - 1 =. Ife tile• Is am d Bute enrollorle r = 7 l inerea • tonne buneasbeet owl sae dart slander baps It dea—rorfror. "Of Weber mar eel wall. rea albendre Ore le abeakole lla isnons re when froalf Nardwall i erl etre of Ira pried dr a In& et rata nod/ anread. " 'MOW rep tibia dr whaidedad ramaradmillr mWr ader; ead allha. Ile arablear ra el tndlealhe bodes le at nee aearel. ► ehrald. glarab - lad the."—ralark. noir. by rno Sr rerealtabla. =a lart=lllfter O learn at k Ir in a of adalsahn. Ot bar roes nark rii pre.M tbe red , eraddreg rink set tbe Md. 2be retard Is neloge rarer la • Mode' ibis be he two predearesee. The dude this vines we oreaded alb beratbee?—Dally diem YAW. s Softly lades, sad CO., SI, Certain. 714 pablistrid, la I val., sad ca wi Kap, ima. w 11l soutkies, pd th ea ad P , rttSECOND BURMESE WAR. A Narrative the Camp at Itaagers. By Lisa. WiLuaa F. B. Lavery Artillery. Larks : Ballk lildur, sad Ga., pit CULVERIVELL'fi sm MEDICAj : W ORKS, . PF WHAT TO EAT, DRINL AND AVOID. u. LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. HOW TO DI NAPPY. n. MOM AND PHYSICAL ENJOYMENT OF LIFE. t. ON SPECIAL DISEASE& v.. THE L'ISTITUTES OF MARRIAGE LIAR. in. IMIRASES OF WINTIL EROIAST DUILANGZISENTLOONSTIPATIOL sad ILMWORR. IDS. I=. LDS mama. 131114 sall SaYI Lill& 1 yds. Va. mi. U. ITD2OPATIVI; 01, TUE ODLD WATER CLII2. Sem* 3 Piatraager-row; OarystMo. 117, reet-.D66t Itsma. 01111b1.4 sad 112 lootmolkors: of at IL R. Csl srws ,11.0. IL 274 me. tarst+ster., who may he eirehrl daily won is till 1, 1L Denim, Fen. 16. A deputation from the council of the Chamber of Commerce waited yesterday on the Lord-Lieutenant it the purpose of presenting an address from that body. lite Excellency read the following reply : Clentleresn,—l thank you for coagrandatlng me on my eeriest in Ireland, and IS my amen Ftioa of the Tie " -re r i MSC The terms in whisk you spat of my former (Anal emanion with this oseetry as. very gratifying to me. I liege that your expectations as to my future conduct in the tibia:arias of its J will not be disappointed. lan at Mast man that ik is my steadfast purpose to nacos aisteseaafm elt shill end industry, to discountenance all sal pallid emimmitiee, and to execute justice `rsell imgerthilty. Tear opinion on any quer ns" wieder ea tba reek us* hidaromy„aird the general in seams el Dahlia, is ameredly e•Whad to great weight. My Wild that the is of the Lord Lieutenant would .16 highly inexpettient, is, therefore, streagthened and maansed by what yes ley es the subject. Ris E she received a deputation yester day with as from t h e Royal Irish Academy, is which he Mused the following reply : Owithmen,—l mope with pleasure your congratulations en t rysnivel le cis featly as the representative of our o Oredews Nssoy. The study of ancient records, and r , w_ _like &memento of antiquity, is a useful and 'wllugml. sre man istadesting one. Fully to under lined are peewit, it is, indeed, weeseeere to have some in' a ISM We the pee. If this be tree when said generally, djf eareseawy. is is espeelaily true when said of Ire '. al Ile V AS Or Whale people the past has left so the said visitor of your academy I es4pmese with you in carrying into full l ea dies &ender , and in thus promoting mime cure, and the study of anuquitiee in ilanii. When his Excellency had concluded the reading Or his answer, the noble Earl and the Countess of St. Oerraans familiarly entered into converntion with Lord Talbot de Milahide, the Rev. Dr. Todd, the Row. tithe dep Rom utat n eyion, Rowbi ns hioln, and several other members whilst Lord Wharncliffe also shared in the general conversation. The Northern illig says : We learn that • qniet presbyterian deputation, consisting If Dr. Cooke, Dr. Wilson, and Dr. Edgar, were lately in Leaden. to which they went without any noise or sounding W t ughram and had, in the most unostentatious manner, !sited Loid Aberdeen for the purpose of persuading !Le to dodo-.e government to grant the funds required for 'any eanying out the pri ject of their college for the educa tes of preibyterian students of divinity. To this applica tion we have been told that government refused to ham !bThe Danner of I.7sfer has now avowedly declared elt hostile to the existence of an independent, or, la other word., an " obstructive " Irish party in Pirlitat. eat. The Banner says: ~ w_ shall look with some curiosity to the demeanour of ntitra e or ea Irish reprceentatives who, according to Mr. '2 l ch rty's calculation, may possibly be found courageous ` tith to seat themselv es on the opposition benches amongst ... tor.ei Mr. Maurice O'Connell, M.P., has written the IN THZ GOODS or .1011NEATIDZ14111ELD. ESQ., DECLAIM. The Queen's Advocate said in this ease he had to move the sentence in mann* against the defendants. The testa. tor, John Camden Neild, Bsq,, made his will, dated the 10th of August 1848, bequeathing the whole of his personal property and estate (which is valued at 260,00 W.) to her Majesty Queen Victoria, and appointed the Hon. C. B. Pluppe, the Keeper of her Majesty's Privy Purse Arch deacon Tatham, and James Stevens, Esq., executors. ! On the death of Mr. Neild, the executers voluntarily brought in the will on the 3rd of Nov. 1862, for probate, and prayed teat it might be proved in solemn form. The next of ltin of the deceased had been duly served with citation to ap pear, and evidence had been given of the due execution of the will and the testamentary capacity of the deceased, and expounded proxy. He now prayed the sentence of the court, in pain tha next of kin not appearing, and that probate be delivered. Sir John Dodson said he had read the evidence and the paper exhibited, which was the draft of the will ; both papers were proved to be in the handwriting of the de ceased, by Mr. Chas. Shadwell, the witness to the will, the testamentary capacity was clearly shown, the deceased had a abort time before his death pointed out where the paper was to be found to Mr. Shadwell, the witness to the will, and also stated that the original will was deposited at Couttee. On the death of Mr. Neild the will was found, and be had no hesitation in saying the executors bed judged rightly in voluntarily bringing in the will, and that the evi dence was sufficient for him to pronounce sentence and decree probate. The probate was decreed, and signed by the judges to be delivered out. Tns WILL or TIM EINPLEOR NAPOLEON BONAPASTE. tit; chietiiiAifyi;e:t;:ppii;d,;;b;;;liortiWiZetary of State that the will of Napoleon Bonaparte, which was proved in this country in 1823. having been made while the Eaperor was in exile at St. Helena. Nish is within the death harbor muse of Ma) be delivered te the flearetary of State for the purpose of his delivering it over to the legal authorities of Prams. Sir I;ii s;diTn scented the notion, decreeing the will to be delivered forthwith. FALSE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Yesterday, J. E. Johnson, Fark,chairraan, and a full bench of magistrates, sat at the Sessions House, Newington, and held a special session for the purpose of heating sum monses issued against persons charged with having had false weights and measures in their possession. The fol lowing eases were disposed of: Richard Mark Mills, Tooley-street butcher and salt merchant ; four 561 b. weights and one 281 b. weight. Fined Ss.. and costs. Joseph Whitsey, Spa-road, Bermondsey, grocer and cheesemonger ; one 21b., and one 11b. Fined 10s., and costa. Thomas How, Spa-road, butcher ; one unjust weighing machine. need 205., and costs. Elisabeth Broad, Spa-road, grocer and cheesemoager ; one unjust weighing-machine. Fined 205., and costa. Joel Jewell, Southwark-bridge-reed, marine store dealer; two 5610. weights, one 71b., one 21b., one 11b. ; also for having one unjust weighing-machine. Fined 45e., and Costs. _ --- James Harradine, Bermondsey-street, marine store dealer; two unjust weiglnag-maeblime. Fined 40e. and eats. Lint Butcher, High-street, Newington, port-botcher and poulterer; one unjust weighing-machine. Pined 20s. and oats. Charles Hiller, Snows•fields, Bermondsey, baker; one unjust weighing•machine. Fined 40s. and costs. Holland Thomas Whicheloe, St. George's-street, Bor. mendeey, grocer and cheesemonger ; one unjust weighing machine. Fined 40s. and costs. _ William 1, 6;1 `11 . % . ' ii;°;?g;r7 i i; e ß d ° 47. l°° an th d e Lst: : tcher °" °l 'l uet nom w as eig t; Spa • road, Bermo . ndaey, chan dler; one 11b. weight, and one ilb. Fined 101. and costa, RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS. Yesterday the standing orders of the House of Commons were declared complied with in the following instances: Luaus Noatrunx RAILWAY.—To raise further capital, by creation of preference shares, not exceeding 300,000 L, t. capitalise arrears of dividend now due to preference shareholders, and to alter the form in which the existing preference shares were issued. NORTE AND SOUTH NV/ESTRIN JUNCTION RAILWAY+— For branch to near Hammersmith ; estimated cost 16,000 i. BELFAST, BALLYMONEY, COLERAINR, AND PORTRUSI Juncriox.— For power to construct line, at a cost of 192,6001. North British Railway. Chard Railway. The bills for undertakings of a miscellaneous public nature passed were—Crystal Palace Estate (diversimi of Penge-road and closing Thickets-laae) ; Herefordshire and Gloucestenhire Canal (arrangement or lease to London and North Western Railway) ; Beeping Fen Dralaaire; Mel Beck Reservoirs ; and United Guarantee and Lih l Assurance. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—Thasray. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 6 to 1 sgst Oscar (t) Bto 1 Miss Mowbray 13 to 1 Duenn-Durres (1) 13 to 1 View Halloo (1) 13 to 1 Sir Peter Laurie 16 to 1 Victreu 20 to 1 Bourton (t to SOL) 20 to 1 Maurice Daley (t) LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. 10 to 1 agst Ilellewstown (t) 10 to 1 Doubt (t ) 10 to 1 Pride (t 12 to 1 Master orton (t) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 7 to 1 agst Contentment 2,500 to 100 Snowdon Dunhill (offers to t) DERBY. 1,000 to 100 apt West Australian 2,500 to 100 Honeywood (t) LINCOLN RACES. We are requested to state that in 4:Guayana of the postponement of these races to Friday and Saturday in the present week, the plate entries will take place this evening (Thursday) at Lincoln, between 7 and 9. MARIA ANTONIA RAILWAY —Traffic far week end fag Feb. 3, 1863, 1801.; 1862, 1721. Clods( prow Wu Mb. 1.5. SIAILWATS. yesionlay. to 9 pot . op . --- ft. 100 Abode's 39 lii/ SS 191 30 41 Amara. IdOtti;l.. 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Itill.WlNATeet I Swim roillikide (has. to Onit Ilirlbera .., Da ObSUIT & els* Sielkelairalire NNW " re Wear Aram' p. Ct.esa Ditto Ditto Ditto Wilts Is *merest (Wass to Om% Wootsra) IN 1.. 1 Rd IS 106 id Ira! i .. Se pa 10 11 4 ' Illf lit 9 10 1 1 1 1111 i P 0 14i 149 17 I 1 I,Pla ,107 100 Is il a If Ilf I pa f 17k 171 IS 16 PR IT P l 7 i P 7l SS lei IS _2O i - Ws — pit Its 105 II SI Por iPa 30 31 ni ni N II zd U 81 ~ 100 110 53 54 140 111 Ste U' 113 115 1141 171 31 II 131 144 251 211 111 II 24 24 I II 108 IC9 64 06 131 153 10 DI i i dis 114 324 id 103 104 MINES. WEDNESDAY Evaxmo. A very large business has been done to-day in English mining stocks, and good prices realised. The inquiries are chiefly for Dolcoeth, South Caradon, Botallack, Wheal Uny and St. Day United Mines. The prices ruling to-day are as follows :-Lisburne, 900, 1,000; Wheal Buller, 1,200; Devon Great Con sols, 430, 435; United Mines, 375 ; South Caradon, 200, 205; West Caradon, 3071, 311; West Damsel, 116, 120, 125 ; Wheal Seton, 200 ; East Pool, 160; East Darren, 1071; Trelawney, 60, 81; Comford, 60 ; West Providence, 54, 65; Wheal Mary Ann, 37, 40; Great Wheal Alfred, 38,39 ; Wheal Arthur, 321, 331; Alfred Consols, 161, 17; Herodsfoot, 101, 114 ; Balnoon, 101, 11; Tamar Consols, 51, 61, 4,4; Tavey Conaols, 5,4, South Tamar. 64, 7ex div. ; Mebane, 23 ex div. ; East Frongoch,l34 ; Trevelyan, 4 ; Old Wheal Basset, 6 ; Wheal Guskees, 281; Lewis, 8 ; Merllyn, 4/, ; Clive, 5 ; Lamherooe, 2 ; North Trelawney, 51 (including ss. call); Spearne Consols, 101, 4; Hemlock, 81; Rix HIII, 21, 1; Wheal Golden, 31; West Basset, 9 ; Bedford United, 101; Vale of Towy, 33a, 355. ; North Vale of Towy, 18s.; South Russell, 21; Trannack and Buenos, 10, 4; Round Hill, 2, 1 ; Mendip Hills, 7,1; Token ury, 44, 6; North Bauet, 10; Kenneggy, 4, ; East Russell, 10, 1; Wheal Russell, 605., 535. ; Bounjdon Consols, 21, 34; West Edward, 10s. 6d., 12a. 6d. ; Stoke Climsland Consols, 4 ; Wheal Yeo land, 9,10 ; New East Crowndale, 275. 6d. ; Kil brieken, 41, 6; Wheal Uny, 14, 1. Them was a much firmer feeling in tho gold mining share market, especially towards the close of business, when buyers offered freely. Colonial gold finally left off 3to prem.; and Great Nugget Vein 4to prem. The non-official quotations are : Peel River Land and Mineral, 81 to 91 prem.; Australian Mutual, to 1 m. ; Australian Consols, 1 to 3 prem. ; Australesian,l to 1 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, dia. to par; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to du; Mel bourne Gold, to 1 per share; Golden Mountain, 1 to prem.; Monarch Gold, par to 1 prem.; La Pe mvieane, par to 1 prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, par to prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, 11 to 4 prem.; Jamaica Copper, 1 to 1 prem.; Gladbach Zinc, 2 prem.; Kenmore, 1 to 1 prem.; Connemara, to 1 prem. ; Glenaulin, par to prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'Cweit. The gold mining shares are looking up, buyers pre ponderating. Australian Freehold have risen to : pram.; Colonial Gold to 31 prem. ; and Great Nugget Vein to 41 prem. Peel River Land and Mineral shares are to-day 4Mally marked 8: prem. Australian Lea shares are all higher. Agri culture/ have risen to y,63, and South Australian Land to 61. United Mexicateiteres have improved to 7 ex div. Qomlaa Dsamor 10 Share. Mims. Paid prior done yesterday. today. —•---- NUN 1 Ulm to Ma all 1 1 poi 1 suss 1 An Aaelrallait Goldall Dar 4 pm !NAN 10a. Aar* Califundan 010 10 aastralaalas 1 le 34 „ 4 IMIP Dmerallia 3 44 6 6 1 Itustralism OrrdPlers 1 Arsliefta Freehold 1491110 1 0 Mak. all Ws par I MIN 1 1010 Australian Golf all Ipm SION 10 WRY Ina I 3.6 II WOO U 6rastLlamp.(o.ool. pm 241 31 41 431 0,060 116 Do.Onemeand Calabs all If 64 11,000 se Do. el. John Dal 10; 16 29 SO 1 11,09 10,400 1 Olasou'l Creek 1 Par 1 Pro 40 MO O NS 3 ° CI 14 74 6pm 4 4 4 330,000 0 . . Ulnas of tag. all 0,000 U Pref. 76 west. all —pm 70,000 I Saila tionnosOoppet all 1 I) dl. I feat Nugget Vela all 34 II pm 66 6 mono SO tamers! all 141 1 4 72,00 Dueby of Bader all par Ipm 11 11.011 Grist Polgooth all Di 11 ms 100,000 Labs Itathuret. all 1 1 0 1 60,000 liberty all 1 iPo 60,000 1060.1101100. Gold IMarts 0100.00 all 1 1 0 rn 4 100,000 Warlguita lll ithle 30 000 1 1000111111h.druariass. 9 all 61 34 4 1C4,000 Kew Granada MAO Nem= M 10000 Pert Fhillo._ .... ...... „ 1 11 11 pu 2 11 0,090 QoarM Zak. all par 4pm 10,000 10 Rhymney Den ...... Ditto Nam TAO 30 Sautlago de Cabs lel 41 74 10,000 1 South Australian all par J pet ON 10 11a Orel 46,174 26.3.61 Oultad Mexican 70,000 1 Mahar 100,000 1 I Welt Granada all 1 100,0( 0 I Wrist Mariposa all 111 pm 100;00 1 Tuba all 1 i Po, MONEY MARKET. WEDNZSDLY Ellllllll6. The English stock market;;Tiz, - zia7l:a . ve been firmly supported to-day, as, notwithstanding a partial reaction at one period of the day, the market finally closed at the full advance of yesterday. The continued investments of tho government broker in Consols tend to strengthen prices, and wo have thus the anomaly of a rising stock market in face of a stiffening money market. To-day money was stated to be rather more easily obtainable, but there is no reduction in the rates, 3 per cent. being the lowest discount terms. During the last few days a consi derable business has been done both in Lombard street and at the Bank of England. Consols ranged between 991 and 991 for money, and the closing price was 991 to for money, and 99; to 4 for the 10th March. The appearance of the market at the close was firm. The government The market for Exchequer Bills again wore a very unsettled appearance. The June issue were trans. acted at 30s. to 455. prem., and may be quoted at the close 355. to 455. prem.; whilst the March or adver tised issue is officially marked 20e. and 255. prem. Any large amount of this new issue, however, would today have been unnegotiable, the dealers refusing to make any price for large sums. It is known that the dealers generally are large holders, or in other words" bulls" of these securities, and consequently directly interested in maintaining the price. Beyond noticing that foreign stocks are generally firm, there is nothing to report in this market, there being an entire absence of active movement. Ecua dor Bonds are good, marking 51 to a. Sales aro thus reported : Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 18.52, 98. Buenos Ayres Six per Cent., 64. Da nish Five per Cent., 1071. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 65 : ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 971, 98. Ecuador Bonds, 51, 1. Granada Deferred, 111, /, 1. Mexican, 231, 1. Portuguese Four per (ants., 39, 381. Sardinian Five per Cents., 94., Span ish New Deferred Three per Cents., 23. Venezuela Deferred One per Cent., 14. The exchange on London comes reported from St. Petersburg to-day at 38 13-16 to 15-16 d., being a shade more favourable to this country. The directors of the Electric Telegraph Company have just made a call of 21. 108. per share on the shares class B, payable by the 10th March. A call of 50fr. (2/.) per share becomes due on the shares of the Dijon and Besancon railway on the sth March. The colonial wool sales at the Hall of Commerce, which .commenced on the 10th inst., progress very steadily. It is generally admitted that prices rule about one penny per lb. higher than the average rates of November last. Although there are only a few foreign buyers present at these sales some very considerable parcels have been bought for foreign account. The attendance of buyers from our own manufacturing districts in the north and west is very large, and all the wool that passes the hammer is taken either for shipment or consumption. Nothing is bought in, and there is a total absence of any spirit of speculation. Trade generally is the cloth manufacturing districts is in a very healthy and prosperous state. The stock of wool is not heavy, and it may be late in the season before we get the new clip. Securities connected with Australia, including more especially the Bank and Land shares, met with a good deal of inquiry to-day, and ge nerally showed an upward tendency. Miscella neous stocks of all descriptions are very firm. There were dealings to-day in London Bank of Australia and India (21. paid), 11 ; London and Westminster Bank, 36,1 ; Union Bank of London, 171'; East and West India Docks, 1681; Australian Royal Mail Steam (61. paid), 51, a, r ; British Ame rican Land, 54 ; General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 12 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 861; ditto (251. paid), 51, 49 ; Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway, t prem. The present quotations of the market for insurance shares are asfollowa :-Albion, 86; Alliance,2si, ditto, Marine, 53, ex div. and bonus ; Atlas, 21; British Com mercial, 7 ; Church of England, 31; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201; County, 120, Crown , 171; Eagle, 71; Equity awl Law Life, 51; English and Scotch Law Life, 31; European Life, 20 ; Family Endow ment, 31; General, 51; Globe, 149 ex div.; Guar dian, 61; Imperial Fire, 310; ditto Life, 19j; In demnity Marine, 58 ex div. ; Law Fire, 41 ; Law Life, 50 ; Legal and General Life, 51; London Fire, 281; London Ship, 281; Marine, 20; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 11; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 11; Palladium Life, 3; Pelican, 45; Phoenix, 173; Professional Life, prem.; Provident Life, 40 ; Rock Life, 8 ; Royal Exchange, 235; Sun Fire, 211; ditto Life, 55; Union 220 ; United King dom, 41; Universal Life, 45; V ictoria Life, 51. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1171; General Reversionary and Investment, 1021; London Reversionary, 15. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :-Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821; Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Western Railway), 1051; Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Chester, 351; Grand Junction, 601 ex div.; ditto, Guaranteed Six per Cent., 12 ; Grand Union, 24 ; Kennet and Avon, 71; Leeds and Liverpool, 5.50; Leicester, 66; Leicester and Northampton, 441 ; Loughborough, 510; Macclesfield, 50; Oxford, 132; Peak Forest, 70 ; Regents, 17 ex div. ; Rochdale, 42; Stafford and Worcester, 405; Stonrbridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24 ; W arwick and Birmingham, 40 ; Warwick and Napton, 28; Wilts and Betio, 7, 71. Shares in bridge associations command the follow ing prices :-Hungerford, 12; Southwark New Seven-and-a-Half per Cents., 16 ; Waterloo, 31; ditto, Old Annuities of 81., 241; ditto, New, of 71., 22%; Vauxhall, 21. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows :-British Provincial, 221; Brighton, 16; City of London, 125; Continental (Third Capital), 69; Equitable, 26; Great Central, 15, 141; Inde pendent, 46 ; London Parliamentary Preference, 25 ; Phoenix, 27 ; United General, 191; Westminster Chartered, 39 ; ditto, New, 71. Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :-East Lon don, 1241; Grand Junction, 69 ; Kent, 841 • New River Company, 60; Southwark and Vauxh all, 90; West Middlesex, 1111 ex div. The Assam Tea Company's shares are quoted in the official list, 10 : Auction Mart, 35; Australian Trust, 25 ; Canada Company, 55, 53 ex div.; Elec tric Telegrap h (A shares. 201. paid), 211 ; ditto, B (71. 10s. ), 8 ; Hudson's Bay stock, 220; Price's Patent e Company, 26. The Board of Trade returns for the twelve months ending the sth of January, 1853 and 1852, have been published, and es completing an annual period, are invested with considerable interest. It is to be regretted, however, that the parties who draw up these statements do not carry on the comparative statement to the third year, as is the case with the monthly returns, for it i s absolutely necessary that at least a three-yearly comparison should be insti tuted. We have remedied the deficiency by includ ing the returns answering in date to these, and issued in February, 1852. The returns being in each case made up to the sth of January, represent the trade of the year previous; thus, the return now issued, extending to the Rh of January,.lBs3, affords a view of the course of eousassres in the year 1852. The total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the three years was as follows : 1852 18.51 1860 It would be difficult to find more distinct evidence of the healthful activity of our export trade than is afforded by these figures. The increase on last year is 2,897,9471., or 4.2 per cent., and on 1850 6,694,1011., or 8.6 per ceat. An additional source of ' satisfaction consists in the fact that the comparison lies with two years of steadily increasing prosperity, and that the upward tendency of our exports ts, at the present moment, more marked than ever before. On examining the several items of this portion of the re.urns,we arrive at some veryinterestmg results. First in importance comes our great cotton manu facture. The shipments of cotton manufactures and yarn are stated as under: 1852 £29,056,822 1851 1860 In 1851 the exports of these manufactures attained an extraordinary height, and although in 1852 the variation in the price of the raw material and other causes have had the effect of causing a slight retro grade movement, the position of this trade is shown ening no leer th h) a b n e ac ti ve ; the inerease 185 -7 r; -- The etports of woollens are as follows: 1852 18.51 1850 For the last two or three months the exports of woollens have again showed a steadily as ending tendency. In linens we have evidence of a most satisfactory upward movement, the effects of which must be sensibly felt in the north of Ireland and elswhere: 1862 £5,356,871 1851 6,068,822 1850 4,828,994 In silks of all kinds the increase is still more marked, the figures being as under : 1852 £1,559,181 18.51 1850 The shipments of °Aar articles of importance during the three year/1M been as under : 1852. 1851. 1850. Beer and ale 7.53,360 577,142 558,794 £ £ £ Earthenware Coals and cu l m 152,015 1,121,104 1,122,571 Glass manufactures l, 379,284 327,960 307,756 Haberdashery and mil linery 2,072,564 1,727,690 1,470,302 Hardware and cutlery 2,692,4;39 2,827,011 2,611,132 Leather, unwrought 186,10.5 152,124 181,737 Ditto, manufactured 659,969 446,035 427,128 Machinery and mill work Soap Stationery 412,060 399,668 408,3 80 Wool 778,930 461,527 623,975 Oils 419,912 434,901 411 , 621 Metals The increase in these articles of a miscellaneous nature is even more decided than in our great na tional staples. Attention will bo more particularly directed to the articles of beer and ale, glass manufac tures, haberdashery and millinery, manufactured leather, machinery and millwork, wool and metals. The returns of imports and consumption present the same satisfactory features ns have been noticed by us from month to month. The quotations of stooks at Amsterdam on Tues day are thus reported by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express :—Dutch Four per Cents., 951; ditto Two and-a-Ralf per Cents., 641. Spanish D e f err ed Three per Cents., 221. Mexican New, 24. Por tuguese New, 38 11-16. Th e Spanish Committee's Certificates, 41 per cent. Spanish Old Three per Cents. (English), 471. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 811. At Vienna on Tuesday the Five per Cent. Metallic, ruled a t 931, and exchange on Lon don at 10.34 money. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market remains firm, with a quiet business. Consols have been sold at 99; for money, and 991 for account, but the price has since rallied to yesterday's closing rate, and is now quoted 991 to for cash, and 991 to 1 fur the 10th of March. the Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to 1 ; the Three-and.a-Quarter per Cents., 1031! to ; Exchequer Bill s , J une . 35 5 . to 4 55. prem.; ditto March, 255. to 3.55. prem.; India Bonds, 508. to 60e. prem. Foreign bonds remain very firm, especially the good dividend descriptions. Mexican Bonds mark 231 to 1 ; Portuguese Fours, 39 ; Russian Fives, 120; Sardinian, 941; Venezuela Deferred, l 41; Spanish New Deferred Threes, 23 ; Dutch Fours, 98; Swe dish scrip has rallied to 11 dis. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, Fes. 16 For Mosey. was 101'95 Bois fur A.C.LIIIt. 60 81 LowatlClodas. 60 9 0 90 35 10i - 8* 103 63 8 per Cents. 44 em Cents. * 1123 44 per Cents~ mos 4 per 0011111. 3 per Cents. New Loan. Encluntge on [Amino: atslght, 23 74; 90 days, 21 90. elletil... o , Money Naples, Rants 4 ..... ...... Homan 5 per Cents 94 ... Do. $ . Do. 1550 De. I. 1862 94 Bank @hares ...... 2605 .:. PARIS, Fan. 16.—SL Germain, 1,580; Versailles (right bank), ; ditto ( loft tank), 340 ; Pais and Orl.ane, new. 1,023; Paris and Rams, 985 ; Itasca and Haire, 477 :0; Mar/wilier sod Avignon (Converted), —; Btras!aurg and Bale, 335; Northern, 872 SO; Parts lad Straeboarg, 797 ; Paris and Lyon,. 892 50; Lyons and Mediterranean, 745 ; Montanan and Troyes. 247 50 ; Onset, 710; Blame and tit. Disler to Dray 510; Paris and Cherbourg, .607 $0; Dijon and Beeancon, 523; Midi, b 75; Dieppe and Pesamp, 34175; Andresteux and Roam. —; Pals and Soma, HO; Bordeaux and Tarte, 230 ; Central &date, 493 AO. VIENNA, FEB. 14.—Five per Cent. Metallic:lnes, New Loan (Series A); 941 ; (Series B), 106;; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 841. Bank Shares, 1,382. Exchange on London, 10.50. BERLIN, FEB. 14.—Voluntary Loan, 101 ; New Loan, 41 per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto 51852 ), 1021; National Debt, 931; Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1481; Bank Shares, 1091. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. BVOAII.—The large public sales of 6,000 bags Java, 4,000 bags Paraiba, and 200 cases of Bahia, were nearly all bought in at high prices. The refined market steady; grocery lamps, 40s. to 471.6 d. COPFZIL—The public sales of Coffee are going off freely, at very full prices. Business to Berne extent has been done is native at 475., and the quotation now is 475. to 475. 6d. Taa.—There has been rather a large businesss done in Cosgou the last two days, from lld. to Is. 3d. per lb. SPICICS.—No public sale to-day. COTTON.—We are without transactions to report. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is not len firm than yesterday. The The demand both for consumption and to close forward delivery contracts is considerable. Town Tallow is quoted 435. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.O on the rpot, 445. 9d. ; January to March, 441. 9d.; Oct. to Dee. (new), Hs. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade brisk, at the following quotations:—Prime meadow Hay, 84•. to 905.; inferior 755. to 80s. ; Rowen, 50s. to 60. ; Clover, 955. to 1055.; second cut, 755. to 90s. ; straw, 28s. to 325. (117 ELECTRIC TELISOIL&PIi.) LIVERPOOL, THURSDIY, 10 A.M. Wind, N.N.W., moderate, fine and frosty. No arrivals. Sailed.—City of Worcester steamer, for Nantes; Brothers, for Pernambuco ; Hero, for Charleston ; Lord John itnasell, for Rio Janeiro; and Christina, for Australia. QUEENSTOWN, Fan. 15. Wind, N.N.E., fresh breeze, and fine. Arrived.—Anne Maria, from London, to embark troops for Corfu. Sailed.—Harriett, for London ; Ocean Queen and Elizabeth, for Constantinople. LETTERS FOR PORT PHILLIP.—The Post-office authorities advertised esterday that ship letter-bags will be made up on the 2 6th instant for Port Phillip, to be by the screw steamer Hellespont. ED ST. LEONARDS ON THE LAW OP BA RR- Rurrcir.—Lord St.Leonards' bill on the law of bankruptcy has jut been printed by order of the House of Lords. There are 41 clauses iu the bill. A bankrupt is to have allowed him 201. of excepted articles, as now allowed by the Insolvent Debtors' Court. Certificates are not to be elamified, but a commissioner may express his approbation on the certificate of the bankrupt's conduct. BAIL IN ERROR FOR 3IISDEMEANORB. Lord Campbell's bill to amend the law on bail in error fur mis demeanors has just been printed. Among the improve ments to be made, a judge may issue a warrant to take a defendant in execution where the recognisance of bail had been estreated. LOCAL BOARDS OF HEALTH.—Yeeterdsy a bill was printed so establish Local Boards of Health at the following places :—Wakefield, Ellen& Wallasey, Dudley, Barnsley, Dorchester, Brighton, and Welshpool. The elec tions at those places are to take place on the 28th of April next. Jim oN Hore.—Yesterday a return was printed by order of the House of Commons, showing the amount of duty received on hope, and the expense of the Loll( (lion In 1851 (the last year given) the duty rwekest-ssns I. ' ' 433,9891. Si. 10d., and th e ex p ense of colMq• sfaX 3,3801. 4a. 7d. :" • , ...4. t . ...„. ' -+ \ .- i • \ -, ---i • _... .),:ice I; 1 / 4 71,1VaSt4C.*1