The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-05 00:00:00

(THREEPENCE. suspended, owing to this issue having been sent in for renewal or payment. India Bonds mark 435. and 475. prem. In the foreign stock market there was . a more ex tended business than of late. Spanish Bonds were shade flatter, the Deferred Threes closing 241 to j. The Committee's Certificates reached 71 per cent. in the morning, but also became flatter in the after noon, and left off 61 to 7. Mexican Bonds have risen to 251 on farther purchases for the Dutch market. The dealers in this stock appear generally oversold, the late advance having led to no supply proportionate to the demand. Pertly:an Six per Cents. were also better, leaving off 108 to 109. The new loan has reached 90, or 5 prem., and is quoted this afternoon 4 to 5 prem. Sardinian Bonds are looking up, and generally this market is well supported. The list of bargains is annexed:—Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1832, 971. Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 98, 97/. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991, 99 (exchange, 25f.). Chilian Six per Cents. 10'f. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 662, 1 • ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 99, 1. Ecuador Bonds, 51, Granada Deferred Bonds, 111. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue coupons, 61. Mexican Three per Cents., 26, 1, 26, 1. Peru vian Six per Cents., 1071; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 641. Portuguese Four per Cents., 39. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031. Sardi nian Five per Cents., 951, 961. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 48, 1: ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 241,1 ditto Passive (Converted), 52, # ; the Committee's Certificates, 7,1, 71, 6i per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 14, 14 prem. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 39. The Rimswell has arrived off Plymouth from New South Wales, which colony she left on the 28th September, so that her dates are old. We are not aware that this vessel brings any gold. A feature of some interest is presented in the market for French railway shares. The French houses were sellers to-day and yesterday for the Paris market, whilst the buying has been almost exclusively foe English account. Oa the preceding rise in Paris, when the London quotations, owing to the " bear " account here, were raised above those of the bourse, a supply from thence steadily set in, and was con tinued until this state of things was reversed. From this successful plan of action on the part of the French operators has arisen much of the loss which has been incurred for some months past by the dealers in these securities on this side of the water. WM 01 NAGLAXD.—Accoon Notaloned IT ter the week unbar PASTAS'S?. Government Debt Other deouritln 2.964.900 Gold Coln and &Piton 17101.16 dem Bud:on 1933 MIDA .1.•••• 3447.3;6 rabile Deposita ilaeluL 113cfbeq.. BIV. 044144.1.. of )11 1 1= 133b4, sad Inv. Act s 1 7.031.12.3 4.38,34 r 1 / 4 1443.4:4 •••••0434.3andother &Oa 1.3404 t.i.,ecentu;nt Beintrities diselud. Dad Weight Annuity) . . ... C 13.48.1.853 Other Securities Notee Clold en 1 elver oda 11a53014 /35.415.822 t_ ,MAR5HALL,(38.415,322 March 3. 1953. m ,MARSHALL, Chief ts64ner. The above return, when compared with that for the week preceding, exhibits the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 21,9900150 Decrease 90,640 Public deposit& 7,062,129 Increase 324,070 Other deposits Government securities in banking department,,,, 13,488,8.53 Decrease 130,540 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,355,514 Increase 10,901 The Rest The Reserve 10,200,755 Di.creau 33,172 The most serious feature of this return, and the one which will chiefly proveke comment, is the in crease of three quarters of a million in the " other" or private securities. This item affords evidence of a considerably increased demand for money, as no ticed by us in the week in question. Indeed it is apparent that the discount houses, finding their resources curtailed, have been compelled to have recourse to the Bank of England at the higher rates otacoommodation fixed by that establishment. Not . Damn. Pat mmerday. tad 4• • a • y. now 40 Mate Wit 40,000 03 SEEM AN, 3 i 11m 00,900 SO Owl. Dank of Islam ami Oda' s f 4 91 pm 4i 33,020 24 gaga% and 43Millend 4 si Si 35,000 lc am Am ami64a I l i 13,000 SS Imam OmMirid Fmk MAMMA' 24,000 Orisplei Oorpors. al l •NI 34 pm WU Mori AmM4l. Basklap mi 110414 Import Oz i 4,100 23 %Mk 41041461 30,000 2.3 Ulan of Amlrmais 4l 71111 794 711 SAM ... Dm ' withstanding the inertias in both the public and private deposits, the reserve shows a diminution. The falling off in the stock of the precious metals had been anticipated. The Bank is shown to be still steadily reducing its stock of government securities. The next return of the Bank, it may be safely stated, will show a large increase in the stock of gold. One largo bullion broker's firm has sent in this week no lesi than half a million sterling of the late Australian arrivals. LONDON COURSE OF EXCIIANGE.-141Aacu 4. 'ine. Prime as negotiated this day. limo and Y. Money. kiasterdaas per; abort 113.1? etc. 1111. 1744tv. Maio Ileetstdaa /nevem Braes& kaattang and Mama „ 13,0 ca. 7,eckL Seca. Mt. Petaisbarg per ruble „ 381 meet ... 38 pence Paris per Short 250. 21e. 2Sfr. Tv. Ditto „ 3 dieeths23o. 233. 23tr. 31.0. Mareellire „ 230. 271 e. 234 r. 3.4 c. Praakfort-es.tke.2lalne ;is £lO ~ 11913. kr. 12011 .kr View (Medias) par „ lItL SKr. ltd. iler. Takata ll3. Sir. 1111. Ser. ..... met d;ilar 30 1 Pepe. 9 cl peace • - pence ... 004 pence • SO pence 401 peace 20 . pence .. 491 Pence 50 peak . .. 491 pence , Se pence 494 penes 30 pence 49j keyed 301 r. 274 c. ... Star. 30a. 231 r. 350. 2311. 40c. 411 penes ... 411 seep 124 pence 1244 pease 124 peace ... 124 j penes a 531 pence .. 331 pence 231 peace 034 mace 484 penes ... 43 pease The Madagascar has taken out 80,0001. in coin for Port Philip, and will probably take a furthersum from Plymouth. The Maori has also sailed with 4,0001. for New Zealand. A further sum of 20,0001. has been despatched from London to be placed on board the Australia. sailing vessel, at Plymouth. At the halt-yearly meeting of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company the chairman, we ob serve, afforded a more detailed explanation of the circumstance to which we drew attention on Monday last, that the surplus of 8,8071. nominally brought forward from the 30th June, 1852, had disappeared in the present accounts within 5881. The remarks of the chairman upon the subject are thus reported; There was another item which the directors had pur posely placed in a prominent position, in order that some explanation might be given. It was the extra fortnight's expenses for wages and stores up to July Ist. This had been the accumulation of the last ten years. The revenue had always been debited with the amount paid each half. year for working thirteen fortnights ; but as thus was one day sad six hours ad,litional in each year, and two days in leap year, it must of course happen that in some half-year fourteen fortnights would have to be paid for. Had he (tbe **inn* been aware at the last half-yearly meeting that they were within one day of an extra fortnight's expenses, which would sweep away nearly the whole of their balance, he should have deemed it his duty to inform the share holders of the feet. The auditors had received inatruetions to masks previsions against the resurrense of sash • en , enzastanimi. Bilbeo Bartok.' •. Of Leghorn &nos Napes per chalet " Pakree per maps Ahab* Lisboa per tallres9o day: deli; Oporto... ....„ ............ „ New York 6O days eight THIS DAY—Two o'eLoinr. The English stock market opened at the slightly improved rates of yesterday, but has since become Satter, business being extremely scanty. Consols, after marking 991 for cash, are now quoted 991 to for money and Tbursday, and 991 to 1 for April. ' The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to i; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1034 to a ; Long Antis., 1860, 8 7.16; Exchequer Bills, June, 18s. to 13a. prem. Foreign stocks are generally steady. Mexican and Greek Bonds have again improved, especially the latter, and Peruvian support the late advance. Mexi can Bonds mark 251- to 1; Peruvian Active, 108; Russian Fives, 1181 ex div.; Sardinian, 961; Spanish Old Threes, 481; ditto Deferred, 241; the Com mittee's Certificates, 61 per cent.; Swedish Loan, 1 ; 1 to 11 die; Greek Bonds, ex overdue coupons, 9 to 1. In all candour we must contend that, so far as confidence is to attach to railway accounts, these admissions make matters worse. Expenditure, under the head of wages and stores clearly chargeable to revenue, has been allowed to accu mulate for the long period of ten years. The amount, whether large or small, is not the question, but the principle involved is one of the greatest importance, and justifies much of the prevalent suspicion that railway dividends are too often unduly strained, and that the revenue accounts of railway companies each half-year do not strictly represent the profits realised. The chairman remarks that had he " been aware at the last half-yearly meeting" of the state of the case, he would have informed the shareholders of it. if the chairman can shelter himself under the plea of ignorance. which wo cannot allow, surely the audi tors of the company are without excuse for having failed to point out that this item of account was not properly carried to revenue. The public must neces sarily be left with the inference that those parties to whom the preparation of the accounts was confided decided to show a surplus which had no existence. We recur to the subject from a conviction that while such irregularities in railway finance continue, rail way property will never take the rank it ought to assume as a medium of substantial investment. LATEST FOREIGN PARIS, 11. tacit 4. 'Loan, Yor AMAMI. Fos MOW. 'On MONK. Lowest. Clestos. N7O N9O 6090 N7O 6065 10! 0 _,.. . .. 101 70 IN 90 IN 90 19075 10983 100 0 ... • • 3 perCests. 44 per Cans., 1133 44 per Cents., 1632 4 Of Cents. 3 I.er Cents. New Les 64 • • • •.• I .- • Each:mire on gangon; ';,tidelit, 25 3: 90 day., 24 90. BalgiszioneeCt.le4o Messy Naples Rents — Milk Do. itoman 6pm Cos au Do. 24 Piedmont 5 ;Wt. 94 Treasury Bonds . De. 3. 1032 93 Beak Shares ~_ 2797 50 PAWS, MARCH 4 . — St. Germain, 1,140 ; ' V .- enmities (right bank), —; ditto ileft bsok), 337 50; Parts and Orleans, 1,043; Paris and Roam 1,04123 C ; Rosen and Harm, 506 23; Marseilles W Adams (Courtrai% • Strasbourg and Bale, 360; Northern, MD 23; Paris and Stri.bourg, 223; Part. and Ly ons , 926 23; Lye= a nd Medltsersareit. 751 ; Montanan and Troyer, 275 ; Oinst, 752 50; BIMINI sod fit. Dialer to Gray, 323; Paris and Cherbourg, 620 ; D ijon and Besancon, 560 ; Midi, 614; Dieppe and Pecomp.' Andresieux and &mine, •-•• Centre of Italy, ,• Paris anti Swaim, 19 5% 90,464031 and ?ale, 245 ; Central — Salem, 493. VIENNA, MARCH 2.—Five per Cent. Metalhques, -New Loan (Series A), 94 ; ; (Series B), um; ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 85:. Bank Shares, 1408. Exchange on London, 10.48. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ---; 1 ; 0 • tfr...,,.e,„-,-- "‘-- 7 1--s---'l°-...'*. Creb- - - - • - - • - ( E r •,. . . , • . .. - t fp rt% No. 2,039.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 5, 1853. c A i r . It ra‘ S t l L lN t .l4 7. .ll;l)lt s rOE'S LINE of AU& 'ARLAND s -The sil..mg 4a slaw . SHARE LISTS. PORINGN RAILWAY& suspended, owing to th Z.. 600. i he :Mir fonteellier suallese. Mee meet smorke -....-. 111 1; = era Me j usweent I 11 Me ..... o d u nsna ter ommeopere (lead be the Leaden/ask): BOSUN, Mama 4. - for renewal or paymeni A small fee-simple property in the county of Clare, -- - • producing a yearly rent of 1011. 10s., at which sum FRIDAY lITINIMO. 93 M Climbleal me irmalloos. 14 di igg ne ly inactive . railaY Inar Th k e e c t h t"a ief fl y go wsa tit adyi bu. t I". C I 'l9" 1.1--11.." Ill ... I 24 I'm 475. prem. _ , 889 1 6-rfireb799 - 98 " 98 of 111 ~........, tea was in I)overs , M sts rest hoes ... e l d i pi , 11.613V 31 1e•u• - 23" ' 1/13/1 ***** - 873.37 ALIUJIARLE lese 11. r.vrivett ... Pert Palnip a rather nd vv o better, rce s owing to a swat' of stock. Oxford fe l ii sceee= l , l6ll- l i 1 " wart for ead *deer 3341 % 10 2,6601., or at the rate of 26 years' purchase. Anothershade flatter, the Del I ZONING Wuzan II 1065 IW. Elealmert Port Pethip gar. 191 2pm The Committee's Corti on I L Saimaa twin= - '1 "' Dl ‘ Uw ‘C ht° 1 - - °ll i tons, and Chnians were also rather better, but ss 1 toismilosos uusa"."*3 - - ... ii - 7 . UMW! 430 ma cJ . emit .. Amebae ea. v yielding a nett yearly rent of 2981., was knocked - Gram Var. SI • • noon, and left off por eau Norfolks receded. Generally, prices were slightly I : 1 13° . 11 tethres) - - 4 4 ster re ge nch r a s t hares the cl w oe: re . ann. have risen to 2; Ellitlit . ........ . 300 - BeliertTen the. is down for 4,0004 for the Dutch mar NARGASET , 10 Do. Ipm st. iretMea; 1 ill about whom a good deal of interest has been felt i n rehaving led to no supply par terms of treed ar pawn, dietary scales. mad farther • e world here , _ and Mailterramez 9 pm binma....ppay t. lb , ‘ . 42 ., 03 . 2. at . an see obey di the musical eie a 1116sewban et roma* Itishelmem ship (molar tenors) lowa great success at the Ancient Concert Rooms. Her THIS DAY.-Two o'CsOCE. 0 111 as Maria Aateeta.. ... ... .. - The railway market is very dull to-day, but, m tie Do. Dates =mein .• r ' 108 to 109. The new 1 SO 30 gamer a tieseiMist 1 4 a M °the Aa."2". 11A8611 14 A and EDRIDGF, SI, Penektrek.stresh voice is a mezzo W awa Peat c° ll3 l lll sel and her although the general tendency isslightly downwards, 16 " Ilarthswe ellete•••.2 .:. . tli IS and is quoted this style of singing displays high cultivation. there is no important change. Edinburgh, Perth, Sardinian Bonds are lc to all sinpigua (9 , ll.Bs Tfink itesismigt 1 4 41 to A RT-UNION of LONDON. (By Royal Charter.) The second great arch of the Industrial Exhibition and Dundee shares are better, but t3outh-Easterns sa es , Do. *I. 3 per sae neer re 2 1 : r4rl:ead med Orimas ie." .7 :: 4 1 0 7 4 1 I l i Pa market is well support A OPLCIMENi of the TWO ract . ti to be pima to awry Building was raised yesterday, the operation occupy- annexed :-Austrtan l „em.swens the earreet rest. 03 7 al" """ al 'hi 92 " Mo.. ing only about two hours. remain depressed. Great Northern' are firm. 971. Brazilian Four time,wTMSVEREN DE 6 of CALAIS " a week of sellout mil liamisal i ie ii n ote ,. e pee ii. B. 6. tot s.:. ./ ••=lOlll Lau At the Waterford Assizes, yesterday, Richard Foreign shares are very quiet. 20 is Paris and MOOR_ _ .... .. 141 41 98, 97j. Belgian Foy l e eaecaVistoN." la ' 94,1111 " to II" at"" tee 1 81808 sub Racket and Thanes Noonan, two respectable-looking NEGLIOte AND STOCKS UNGUANANTMID. 10 SO Pub mad gemmeme .. 33 99 (exchange, 250. penholder will be sanded to send for weenie • week of an lam • 141 4 Porle.Da i seasedeassasers el Om Mesa it.. publie ' shindie s. OFAIIGE °Mom i aes e way simmers, were found guilty of the murder of Mr. ... I oce=sses sans 1 1 141a7 119 10 1 111 Qualm Mineseid - 1 1 Dutch Two-and-a-Hall its West weal, Feb. 4. Lewis rococo . i Meratmelea O'Callaghan Ryan, which was perpetrated near Clon- '" * l"' lllaawave. y. Ito 1 p.m. 10 5. Moms Mil Mown _. .. 111 a f f a per Cent. Certificatea, SO a *WIWI illi Mows_ . ...... 9 mel in September, 1832. It would appear from the e t. 100 Snide= .Granada Deferred li le 4 Do. at me *at Posisr- - - F OR AUSTRALIA and the COLONIES.-Ligh' t, evidence that lisecket was the man w h o fi red the • 2 :1 i t U33°16 1 -. r34;• ' 304 314 SO 4 Sestherneditteass... .... 4 44 pal 1824 and 1826, i these, sad stumble ROOVINO.-CIIOOGON'S PATILNI _,._. „ ,91 ie. , p.er tudiamese .-.... I ipm Mexican Three per ASPHALTS ROOlllO FELT I. perfectly Impervious to rata. mow, num. w hil e MOM* seized the bridle of the w or t h _ 1 an m e i te e pet ia, Z simirTa ;. i r e ll I s4 ah mad fru, sal has bees weal hy aim and eammies ezpoloass la este gentleman's horse. Th e ' were son. fl i t sie etslens•lion.Allwalea. 814 Ild id re . mill i W W lb6.44 estere s":"ll6ll ..at el 49l. llerkearlend plVlNllMT ... ;lel liti ize Pedis 14 visa Six per Cm en chisel.; sum Issif theskelest issol %relates; as be Ind cm mea satheasescasset.C. 21 it Three per Cents., 641.1 ens met boats W un= mi ca mad pa aa a tamed to be executed on the 16 of next mouth . 23 ad D u , d e , d e , xi_ 3 4 di a : TER KIVAI:E FOOL I= l. lloll-CONDCCnNa Felt et. IMS Abed end *seas ... .. lIMI 101 ~ 107 ea 90 a Seabed.. - Russian Four-and-a-I pi toweag efts linden mod plus awes NI per emu Si feet-Oam- - - - - M. 105 Ktaledealsa 54 1141 1111 nian Five per Cents., ow saetesuesseitais seat by peals mteatton Li CROOOON and 59 all lams* ad Betrued ... US 3 per Cents., 48, 1 : di b.. 1, DOWt3TIi*ILL. LONDOL who aloe supply saner CURIOUS CHARGE OF FELONY. IS all Osek eel &Mos _.- ... 14 Pee rd a JOINT STOCK BANKS. I.3asi pa zi limasse cks. I TCillurgrktmilis."ihtt2Beleat per l Ce Co d r i t t n i t ica . f t, Olean leo FA and 11101101110 1 011 /IN Re damp wens sod lining NI u Densest asikethuse... 1 2pm sea km Num to means, the snemealues 111 on Dudes. Perth, sod Abet. Yesterday, at the Borough Court, Manchester, a deem heeenes - . • 0 b ADIEs of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who r nt• E nee "reed W il liam Bertram was charged with re • t 1 , 1 , sore -.- .. st ti ...., t. ammo 3 . 222‘ meek am e m . En moving a quantity of goods, the property of his employer, ;4 ; z,,,, , ,„t . Wali tlad a) . - di it a d No. - Pass. Paid remarday. today. --- Three-and-a-Half per 1 11,300 40 Anstralmela imeitate end waft nisi It Om auglleMhe es wishes* authority. se au Mae Dalt% al; A ... 40,000 23 Mm g. gal of Asia I S 1 pm 'A mon. Tads maim WRAY ommossmilm dllips MI Where Mr. De Lass, solicitor, appeared for the prosecution. gate &IL MI ~ . 101 Ilj 15,500 90 ChM. Hal of Islas South Wales, which I ma IMMeno. et Me ithomairme eamememallelpiammisslieddse, ] lr a Woe. Ls able has s cloth warehouse is Coma- U all Do. slam I wed OMu 14 81 •1 Mearegm. and Oda. 211 111 pm 44 September, so that her eet oase. tes„ me sa tow . a w sw e a Matill oos soomoo oodammtoll os ao owoo lltimmont ooo mom tape mral- pir. dist.... ratamanset a seediy, 111th of F• p y riaose , he r .. 7as leis • lit• 7 " Ike Leasa b le. _.- • /3 7$ 98 23,000 110 44011. 11161M1h. end SO all E. k W.I. DO.knaula SS 37 Ausliallia Olnotered 4 21 14 pe 81 7 aware that this vessel m eow isits sulked* preitows a bee mil twbatenueted seer. _ Uee Pro - is too gamaaret and Memoir . 70 711 " 23,000 218 LasSe is Si sr A feature of some ints ens of pas tweet= timmises of Me enle se weenhal ler the ewetell bad *owls Mr go eat of towa, tattooing to morn to 4 1 1Mblergh end Peebles.. - - and Dela_-. 3 1S pa =hemt Milk mat the eeniewint an malmeese ef aoa the Wowing Tuesday. He was taken ill. however, sad et. 11l Dlablolle.PertkiMmdw• 11 34 $44 5 4 1i,060 Se Imam Meier* Ink for French railway sha seasebefies. assihmee, snit nentea. St dee Mid it did angst bath usdl the Batarday night, when he bond St. lie is limithWestem 51 Si ofesiierella _ .., 71 ill II pm sellers to-day and yes slay fts krillabllky Ma 11111•101111 pelq, mid reader us di soft. the shoo ham up, and was informed that a ll the a. WO Northern -.. 410 51 id 81 ad 14300 U thimeel MO Oorpors all 58 Se whilst the buying has meek se I worst. hiss sle. es. eta Se. 4, d. pm heal& Osetbe gin e - i i ;d a m , taken eet. H e „ es ;magi to meet el. NO LI p s.rwra, /1, Sleek- 44 * es NV* 5 Royal Aubsl. tae -The word. °Sowlealk/ l'a=z ra... • es ske wampse, sadlll. 100 De. B . M i d i 121 ILI id woe OM Import. Co. 1 1 1, pee English account. Oa A. SOWL4ND and 0011116 111, blahs. es the ea Ste WW I /. Morsel he sada align's alliciee it s fis. 109 ah re e d a tT -kw 107 wt.( 1r .., 140 „ to Ms 15 alma itealretla wieenit maw, afatal OR Oath laelb. said Ily Om um by thew Before he west away, he bad II: 100 Orem Warms .. .. Sei 91 „ iiraom 21 Ulan ef Ambella all 754 74 711 Oulu in , 'Whimsy& priesser ea.. anon* to part with say goods except for II 11 had tier laden •.. es 76 -- 8. 8 •0 ... Ds. Now.--..... , sea, gad Mesabi reamed his wife gave him Et, which 30 all truressessil Centel* - 11 IM a supply from thence s - ARLO W'a NEW 1. s- she the phew had hnsight from the shop. ► l5l 1111 De. 11b1ek .. ., 2.. .._ ..1 . 14 142 gm tinned null this state c .. , VENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON OR Ithlinethelnillailith by Mr. Ones barrister, who ap. L /1- I n 1• " 111133 a • • • 33. • 1•3 " 3 14 ‘ 7ll , "4 4 MISCELLANBOUB. e • tu na, this successful plan y 11 . 1., ...1 A 3 P. REQUIRES NO TEAT -130 It peared fie the dela" Mr. Inyeeek aid that when all his ii 11; Do et; w ee - , - 'ow e . ' " - Oodles French operators has a., -r... , 1 PIOVUOS hoes_lllb tsar . lifira Off_b_elso Nista alella. was on, width wield be In about four maths, se ell wine mushou _ .. 14 I " to 3 P rim "law dose has bees incurred fe I! 2"..t - . unt i ii i s =wa rn :, mon d, he shield as threat 4001. Hs owed Joseph Turner, of 11; lii Isainead Oh ne* .. 8 ozd So. 111. Muca.wrasell. 113 yesterday. today. e - . A linikeedold, SPX, but bad speed to pay hin 61. a week, 10 3 tcbgeeeThel fleleheed I 5Pm -- -- dealers in these aecurit awl be bail douse up to last Tuesday. flt. lee 141•11elikista,k8. Ore let 104 [Peek ad pi. leo id Mae ISO 4w4rallas Amh.. U 100 110 ez IN Si Pee/ and The Madagascar hail All --- -- Moe. Chrhsbas Layeock. the wife of the presenter, said to ii "r am 11 / 3 .11143.135r 1 1 1 1 1 19 ,L id UM llf her Imaboind went away for the purpose of raising 601. Sh• le 1 nastesia,ai• - alis(ii II le „ us,7l , , 41.13r1t. Anat. lewd all I. 11 Pla 127,113 5 PeeltlvaadAllie. all 61 61 111 1 1 [ad Port Philip, and will pr . 4 • \ l'r- dialed that she had ever given th e prisoner any authority IL 100 Leaden 81 ilowas.Westen. 9fi 91 " ed moor 1 isonishAushlens. all 221 pm as Plymouth. The Maar 4 3 1-. f r I __ gg ~ tu sell or pledge any goods. lie brought her home ,n the lo 111 Be., 500 --.- 6 4 4 ele ad 12,7 0 0 1. 1. Australian Lead 23 53 33 33 for New Zealand. A 11 i Vistula 61., for width be sated a receipt. Before that, 40 34 Deo efe - - 454 db.. le,ooo 100 Van Disoten's Leal 29 IS 20 114 been despatched from to an h Ceistaine 11 112 It* had said Mat some creditor, were is to take the as au the Australia. sailing 1 'J. 1 l lmmildlles 19 II as a., ~rase 6 imp . Ames to goods, sad she was met aware that this. were any 3 ; l es lai a MIN At the half- yearly a 3 „ ties ii et del prise 4s. 1111.1 tae aroditora to take "elm. Ids sad Der to Mffs 81 fi Ds Ws f S dle MINE& i 7 ' destre.platel De Many, MA. M. bee seam to a piece M mow, ae es aeknow. et. 111 Illine_ .. ~._ .., .. 7 5 4 77 wl - There has been only a moderate amount Yorkshire Railway Co serve, afforded amore i masks* caul II will. erbes ui rkto bey= k .: gC a t ishersoreleeisadviaLs th e 1.1.17 wa5 . t ymp a ni' pa r e it w ,..! l i t IGG III 101.41. "11". Wes * L alli are .DerW 4sherell 64 - - 45 " circumstance to which' sea done in English mining shares to day, and last, that the surplus "M ot basi s. - h i,......m...1..q.m..,..........."P'5b.24 11633 21111111.1 i Mee W.. Bertrass the 111- 100 Iluweihw ''-• u 31 ° r path* thealr- tabs likeilleleutaireadees _ ~,. s e ___a, ~... ~....a. s a me " " ia hismane sad sell s ti ii ll . Dltetaneka fa fa Ares. k Into Ow adt teeenee theirs/ '"•,...._•• - it „ .__ _ _ ...."'"'" •"`„ _ l l''''' fa $ dh without any material alteration in prices. I forward from the 30th •I to nie e t; m o o ; a i m s o bp isimid to mom. Gunmen* mireast b ler Wm. Layeask."] She be 747•74F.,77&=55uii77 at se oda, man Ur mos math did set en say writing oa whoa reigned it. et ell IllewreWernapsthan. I l• The gold mining shares were firmer to-day. The in the present account inquiries were chiefly for Great Noggett Vein, Nou- of the chairman upon t JANIS BARLOW, Sin The piens tell her that Mr. a minor. hal at- so° Mows., -- -. ••• IL 01 sad 45 FA veau Monde, and Colonial Gold. The rally in prices, etred• UMAIMAIIII% lye` emend lei hes* ems peak bth th ough he Int pro- 13 13 I 133 ' ^ " "' "' " I l 24 ° There was another ite, however, is not matetial, as there is a disposition to palely placed in a promin °mew ad al* I "' eased alw wereigas as* 36 Northers Comtism links SI 4 des :la he beeNhell 011 pay in s . 10e Nora ankh „-..1d 17 wi Illiall 101 L-11.2. Ile taps see genalas i =rwed eft bh ere, .hen he lad get the ga t e:Vow the Wean a bill le 14 Meth iie..i. ... - - die make speculative sales in anticipation of less favour- explanation might be give me owl Ahern dl stairs ere swim J. m o s o ow mowed I Nibs are, minnow 6. he 601. asserted by Lawny while had he.. dosser d. 8 all De. I A Deltrred .... - - able accounts from Australia. The " rig" in Waller shares has completely burst, expenses for wages and been tke accumulation of artgift am ma shank ad selall ble NEW The wanted bee is tam this IS, bat the refused, 6 6 De. aIl Omen** - - die TAP W Po uses as 111=rethed as 'Ukase, =g these the bath s& 20 171 North emtattatta... 14 a die 1111 a and it is to be feared the coosequenoes will be very had always been debited , Muni seri, mid. ma le. pet Wen Ihe sib is ~._ A pissMt ill Nor th Wens Oaddelbeesah, cab b an a cloth ia 10 s w a m i soo.,„16 0 - hh , hi Il i disastrous to many innocent parties. The price was year and w ii ii i r lama: hours thirteen e A Po 11. S. He .ales were mush aeuweesed Del May '' desist, hat . rave he was maw he the m path. " line, st, les Were, as Wawa 47 se Omit Fallhalloa. Swans th Itio. *3, as fa := 61. 1: 1 brews stated that the primmer het Nan is binc, brig a creditor, es. toe =Paint - - leap year, it must of cow msou Ina awarded. sad asked Is a sieges autindly ea sansee the goods as at. 10 118911011 lift* , • ea 46 mil, as the dealers refuse to do business in them, and fourteen fortnight, would RH . ammytwELL.B MEDICAL wow , there wee a judgment eat saint Me saes Wither told kt- r e S l Sset w ese eet -3"-- teme ci et• ei t m y . " yg the, were within one da they are thus practically =saleable. There is a re- man) bowl aware at port afloat this a ft ernoon to the effect that these am a i n. Am t ....40%.t, sea av ai l. t o . m a ; A r pm . hin he had no power twdo as Whasthes Wise& is the sa , an ommaisr , ami L aa , c sheep, sad theses% they were .alb abase MIL The pri- ' ........,... IS S 5 would swoon v 3 WHAT TO LT, MUNE , AND ATOM. mum afterward, told witness that he bad psi a written lei ell Ohm -„. U. - astheeity frees Men. Isnot te Nesse theesis sad that MSe .- IMOVIN TO YOUNG 1011. he in a art sad rowaireod than blebs day es the an *et 811110 °I.Pag am - ra. UOW 10 ea MOTT. ef • Mend of hie. Wither§ rileesiered the goods I I l l s : ...ne : ...7 :: M ni VS lea a Coal, 1 to i prem.• Arntrahan Mutual, par to 4 3313mIant• ' wadi be delivered to Lase*. se se an* . es 87 „ prom ; Australian &awls, }die. to i prem. ; Ado- In all candour we laide Land and Gold, per to }pram. ; Lewis Hill confidence is to attar MOhAL AND TETANAL MOTION!' OP UN IL Wm_ 6 7 .Chirmd... 6 Im 66 _,_, . F ri daymime • doors wit door to es li lath Teente.iiineDi; tit i 4 tea v. M r. Layouts's, ems seat as sae awlesing Layeock's SO $ DNS dirt, ,-. 4 ON UNCIAL MMUS. shop wia eland, sad the prisoner ass sad told whiter II 15 11WWW11.102thOoth_. &OWL 4 Range, 4 to} die. ; Melbourne Gold, 1 to }Per admissions make m vt• that he had removed the goods. Wither oadersteod that 33 II TIM m PIM M - - - 15 It a e @bare ; New South Wales Gold Mines, ito 1 prem.; under the head of TIDI L'ISTITUTES OF 11311114011 1.1711. 1-) all , Wmerast sal tinkeasy. 4 4 el vu. it was to a place *safety. . be all I Washed esd Yawn& is it Chartered Australian Land and Mining, i die. to chargeable to revenue DIRIMIES OF MINIM Crewesanuted by Mr. Ovens-TS prisoner told witness oe 13 w es t ° N ovae . et 10 10 par; Monarch Gold, par to i prem. • L Aie . e d'Or, mulate for the lon vm. g Pe. lIIIIMIIT DaLaNti eorfenPaTlON. ma HAMM tea * to take he . sua were y all c le iniall eektis ; sad sa d o t oto " l e t re lli gl w ir e Igt flu T Wila u t a it til lrimikpaperwi l i fili64a. is um ti p. d Te del z d par to 1 prem.; Garnett and Morley , i h is. to 1 whether large or sma witaer's &hop, bosom the door would aot els sea then 1 1 20 D. as habeeeef - principle involved is cis ix. ad a. ell. el 1161 Do.o.llll.llPersisee mane, par to / prom ; the Ardennes of Belgium, and justifies much of ImOu.sw. TRW% wed par LAW. A ilia. Lamb. th. i(111 Mork and North Lao* * 011 -- dd 591 zd XL Mr. Ov e ns, for th e define, said the prisser's mown ____ par to 1 Fem.; Gladbach Zinc, 11 to 21 prem.; railway dividends are HYDILOTATHT; OR, THI COLD WATS" COIL was that his muter, having gem away for several days, es Brazilian Diamond and Gold, par to 1 prem.,. Port- that the revenue acoott ibirwa t ,n, fa,, paimmmermott; Oarwillie. la. PleMetsilot: Slena , he bad frequently doss before, and the creditors coming PRIMENZI4CI IMAM 81 Osaill. awe ell blebellteet era M It- Csk•erwells 1LD . 3, 10 . for their debts, he did not know what to de, and refight the Ik. Ille Abeam - - land Iron Ito 1 prem.; Port Royal and Bt. An- half-year do not strictl =l= 1181 " . " 1 ". vb. "." be " I "" iddmit, hill 4 "` 18 advice of Mr. Barrow, the solicitor, by whom he was is. & all Awressa so. 2,7 pm Ot - - drew'. to pper, 11 to 1 prem.; Jamaica Copper, 1 The chairman remark streets& , Mr. Barrow told him ea no account to take the St. l's Onmed a; 1110114 MC& IN 108 to 4 prem.; Kenmore, Ito 1 prem. ; South Cork the last half-yearly me geode away without authority. Bata the Thursday Mrs. k !: c,.. m a r .. :: , In I J Copper, par to ipr m.. ; Connemara, Ito I prem.; he would have inform Layton told the mime: to got whatever advance he could e . • „.... REDUCTION OF INDIAN AND COLONIAL for the goods, if it was only 61. The prisoner then went I'i s-- alulailhaa • •-•• i dia NW Glenaulin, par to i prom; South Devon Consols, 1 the chairman can steel II ell twadm i tz mus ta, usenet- POSTAGE. with Mr. Tamer, Gas of the creditors, to Mr. Prescott, en to 1 prem. ; Mizen Head, par to 1 prem.; Knocks- ignorance which we a asetionser, who advanced U. ea the goods ; and he (mr. 34 1 EutAmdkellti.issiejui. tram., par to 1 prem. ton of the company ar DEPUTATION TO THE POSTMASTER-GENERAL. 42 should be able to preys that whoa Mrs. Laycock ii 3 e& do. PIO 7 Per et.-- a 7 - failed to point out that 71 2 Do. es. (71. 17.47 par Q. Ip. Yesterday a deputation, headed by the Lord tha piper it araa writtos alma. 19 Fast.O.o.gata e ll pe.Red 1 fpm ad THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. properly carried to revs Mayor, and consprunng Messrs. W. Browne , T. Mitchell , r• Pressen , 11 ° a•ett••••r.t._ wee thaw hailed hY Mr. qel Ditto de. am 11 4 p.. 11 pa The gold mining shares are flat, and the tendency eerily be left with the i D. Seymour, and several other members of t , Ouse, and mud that on the mask, sight the prissaer 10 .0 ID*. New. me Ont. Ilea I 144 sd of prices is downwards, although there is no great whom the preparation waited oa the PostansteriOeneral, at the QC= It. °°°° l to 11 1 0 ited said ,thlt,halillh„ _____ n _hee eeleleleee,_. _ __tort Wm le O. ._„_ 1101611001 . 01 10 6 : 1 1 1 le decline. British Australian are quoted 9-16 to i decided to show a sur; Kartia's-le-Graad, os the subject of postage to India sad the shop we reel* ma Mrs. SWIWA ma ma omm he Milit i e r e ' re m . . s .'''''e ma lel a 4 iPm •-• prem. We recur to the subject tb• Colonise. t 1 for the goods. He said he led sr 'ea to sec 100 Orme Ilenberall mast 115 37 zd Yr. Illonsrr, M.P., represented to his lordship the opi- ..d. e• edeseeci •• the agent of Mr. Turner, o f b l . the tk. too Ds &per sea. Sip. Pa. All securities connected with Australia are flatter. such irregularities in Mee wommon among merchants that it is sot just to the geed°. The echwewkdMrat which Mn. 'Alma signed I dearmlds at II put. pm 111 US id Australian Agricultural are quoted 100 to 10,5; Peel way property will tie salmis, to maintain the old dear rates of . was written at witnem's itas, and the prisoner afterwards le 4 De. 48 permeisselp - - 21 River, 61 to 8 prem. • North British Australasian, 2 assume as a medium of Mr. WIOIIII CRAWFORD Said le been connected _. _,hr° o 3___.ht ittu him with her tee,. tem The goods were de- 41 .1 Otwowswolowenweltwo' NI 4 sad • NI I 4 OWestakeiliNessau ape of fi to 1 prem.; Soottish ' Australian Investment, 1 1 1 to 2 with Lelia for limey years, sad kas w that, owing to the Pc•Row with • • facet twiweta° ' Nah a &I P"' 113 witnes s , et.i latbt-Weetsra. axed it p.a. 103 107 A special general ml name. The prisoner had eons to witness before he got al 100 in th , A nd 4 ... mit. tee ... prem. ; Australasian Coal, ito 1 prem. • Nova See , high sass of poet waned. several letters were very the Scottish Anstrall sennealy for sat es winos I Mrs. Laycock's authority, sad said that if the goods were II • .3 e ,„,,, es ai n dT e ,a,,. I, d ee ..„'" a pia tit' Copper, 21 to 2/ prom. South Australian ' Land held at Aberdeen yi Kr. Deooxt•eo, • Oemile• =Want, said he knew "hen away, 66 he believed we. *teed* , the creditors U. ,I 3 I DMus par sent lank- lai - US shares are fiat at 62 to 64. from the directors sag Am A n =AAA was s i amo d g o , w o g , t o c oso d, would get uot hi ng. Witness said he would write to Mr. P.llOO ILeallteaskaassi perm - - et ila ;IMMEtillemalels per Ct. - - Quad Bun. some of the clauses of essesfs a as walks of raimen t. H a h a d Turner to let him know, as he wes a heavy creditor. zd kens as Wey Is lam Is *as ewer m would have Cross-examined by Mr. De Lara- T he primer's father 40 ,j a t iloelalleWeisOeL,.. e .,.... eoe r i : li s h . FM. Sans Marna Pak , Wm. Mew connexion with the fut eye h. They were thew Weed ia Loudon to the different was in witone's emplanes. He was open to do the same ir 4 i a ll t " --- idukadee4ll2lleakk.pls 11 0 1 1M 1 ladi ri dnals 'nth a pes, . That would not he the thine for any ha", creditor ill an honest way. IS 23 IllewartalUies.pa.Nel • e • 16 NUM I e t a Pea 7.lteniai. 7°47 * pans - , which its change au ii we rendered desirable. By the Maststrette-Witness believed that the value of le Ito De. New MS ... . I 14 UPS 1 Anglo Amending Gold all Par iPm mended by the director ewe it the rate Owosso wee • Si, Jobs n . H e m. Mr. I . D. p0,,,k, Mr. Dill on , the goods, os which he *deemed 61., was from 1501. to 1761. t: z ... gy p.. . T ... ... ... i , , w k . en. Amon Oshtemo' ..... mg I 1 „ 4 4 PM - pm KIM 10 Aintralaelao 1 11 31 „ 4 bodied in the following Mr. Cowan, 111. . Mr. Brows, M.P., sad Mr. Seymour, lie could have afforded to Snoop mere, het as it was, he _it Pt. lull .311mgendOmme. Cali ng.mp.C1 140 148 143 74 eossidered, for the berths el the eseditors, the less 70 Amatrallan 3 6 se t That power be taken to 1 1 -P, bath* spah ' es la linear of the oldest desired, 11l S I Oita irdittme.....- i l l mot M 1 Australisn Cordillera ... all par 1 pin 11 TIMIS CAROM MU that the sevens/at felt the de- hei advanced the better. He told the prisoner he should te, to m er p e b i n m ese l uu... p• IS 1 Australia Freehold .. all 1 Ipm in London , when thought that., of amm o ida t a sys t em of c h ea p and w af er . ' teethe «editors has bells he delivered op the goods. s en I De. mismagess es peril a a d op WM I Ave Marla all par 1 That power be taken to Minswaiedlem with the colonies, sad be was at that time Mr. Maw* , the alladallasm 01 the ro tee, said he sau I 0 1 113=eelbr 3 Pet I 4 Man 1 *GM Australia Ook all 4 tip. 4 blishments of the commits: 1054 WM 10 WNW: Iran 1 seneelasea with th e ch a ncellor a tits . B ae i t eep e a thought no sea, Imantrat basest, would be if one of Llt. ....180,......Nere .....,......r... .. .. lee .. i s le mese 31 graaiLlmip.(los.at3l.pa 144 4 14 That power be taken to ea the He h a d en t ere d j o t, ot o olooo te s ti oo w ith his servants was Se alealleo pods without his authority, r. 7 . 4 , 0; ,,. -,,-...„, ,• ,e sr GANS II De.CoonsandColabe all 71 :1 fee simple coal and other ell the c poet-ofßees which were UM tinder the con. became he mewled his iermers mks not doing right by by "'•• Weber., SI& 4 per*Onr - - IVO 110 Do. St. Jahn Gel lie' 13 19 39 . UM of the government, inquiring wiled= they would so- creditors- But I. the pearl all" the Friel:we" conduct 15 11 Dlta ditto ditto 1 11 pa UV* 1 Canoe% Creek A par ip. I new or separate comps 1 with them in the plan width they proposed. His had been very se= because he was not to be found 5 4 Ahrers.9llllria.flewOum. 11 116 and, instead of delivering the IS 15 elawialliChesteritter.W. men 45 Ookte Copper ...., an 44 44 MUM 11 Colossal Gold taueeus, either in Britain 1 =to to redoes all colonial pests te 6d., whin would be aka___,„_ hhsamtea, _ ~_ tn 1 he Min.) 8 per Cent.. .. 17s 15 _ Coteau l4 - - That power be taken tc ' ted on packet letters as follows :-One penny to !win lows. the 11 ....., _lst_ros ditialsasstod ea r - , ,as 10 II Do. spm Cent -.. fll ea urea St. Oopper Misers of Eoe. all 60 70 Po far as its afttirs and t 1 15 53 loath Dime ... .. 16 11 zd a y, ene penny to England, and fourpenoe for the word baps doss sr he mom soma * Isla farrly). be had 11.4110 15 De. Pref. 71 per mat. all 7 84 pin Ci tied-there to have its , water carriage. With ship letters the Maputo, would be Ow. these WO the blegi t ele am who was a° effect to 11 alts. xis Par 4 Pra .. moo 6 EligatAtipte.iliii..l a opi., all I IOW S divided equally between the esl seer _sad island. The Mr one of the Primal's' Ho thought Mr. Melia- 114 en astern (Reagan MSS 1 Cheat Nugget Vela .... all 2 San 4 4 and necessary offleers-pr lim, if it was true N ee r bad ehtelath goods from the pri. Anw ) ef ELBA SS Mt moo 30 i ie. seal a I IS 1 1 previously sanctioned by i 11111pme• would be the only ewe whith said b e fie .11 Yorkeldnaperet.Our 10 II 71,090 Grand Dear of Sad ~ all par 6pa shareholders. Axes the time of posting till delivery He t a di o y o th rt Boner by pretending thee be wadi _pay in cash, and then 5 s Waseekedialbeanylpet 1 die pm Greet Poaooth...- ell 11 II es. By the deed of copartn • ' the with osnathisi sis and carried away AV Lake Hamann. Se prepcoition would be fairly received by most countries. had Par -71 the will a the p a y ... awe, had bes ., st. leo Tack . Newer la ..- : lot sad Es did not think that the sixpenny rate would be satanic, the 5 artaon o& Liberty .-. troy to all parties, but he did tot see how they teem boos guilty of a colony. 17 11 Ditto Mtn $ el 1 I way post. Is feet, he did not think that the working Mr. De Lars intimated that his idlest intended to lodge 16 le Terkllll.Mid.H.M.Pera ear 4 smi 9,001 Wane en -- 14 and to secure a charter o 101 1 50. 00 0 toodoekCalllnre. Gold mint , in room o f the prey Quart. Crnatlartio.. an 1 1 di. 4 Them port was fay , of the pew poet was a f a i t cue t e ea t i n th e p resen t i n . as indictment for conspiracy, to nets& Mathison. - IMMO abrieults The prisoner was committed for trial at the sessions. B a il . same, se the great eseeew of that measure was attributable LINES LEASED AT MID sums. A::: 0 1 lanalatathltidthisrimi 9 1.4 7 special general meeting te the fregneaey of delivery, which of course could not be was accepted se; all larminelsanikOalardwlth Deo,ooo New Gran ids -... all I I pa, NOUVATI Monis the ease with packets. In the ease of foreign countries he . - apaarbst(bilisaciOLUSlL SO 51 UO,OIIO Pert Philip .. . ..... •,- esesidered that it was =it* as woman that an uniform NI; all Dato without a ponatee 11 00 Guru Rock .II par Ipm on continental places, lab should be established as in the colonies, but he could THE FAIAL EPIDEMIC AT CROYDON. fleasulteCireetWentere Ma 1104 ,90 SO Rhymney tree all 11 IS Mere the deputation that the government had the greatest 8 , all Itina..ersasai ....„ ... lase New _ .... - - Amsterdam, which cases ililleilty to contend with, but they eventually expected to TO TRI EDITOR OP TIM 111PRRSII. Rearent.(hantoO Del trut $5 31 7.116) SO 'teatime &Cabo . l9l 51 7 4 reign exchanges were some i Vault Australian. al" rit Pa last post. But little I lecelled. At the resent time the government was nego- Sta,-You havihg, a short time since, in a leading 301 ell DOlSOWiltain arlarlO w _ m 2o O , .... so MOO 10 Tin Croft *the with France, Spain, and Holland. The government article of the Daily Aar., advocated the use of peat char • ai. we hadd , o ll tie (;;;:, ''' • 41.174 *Lai Cowl Minima visa desirous of reducing all foreign postage ', bet foreign g oa l as • deodoriser, as applied to the sewage of the town of le Issieshil.Weser• 105 107 id 141.000 Waller - - pee 1 =would not. The only way, he thought, to induce Aylesbury, will you allow me to call the attention of your 50 30 Ordwiebe hutedea MOM i west Granada an I I There is no change I countries to reduce their rates would be for this numerous readers to the subject of the fatal epidemic at (lase ithdedlethaL, Hi 1186 „ mow I syso turipeo.... ..... all I ila silver, the market bein . u. aaastry to be able to point to the successful working of Croydon, which has been checked fora time by the severity at Ino sa* l l.talsar__aMjel , ~„ us *". 11" system in the colonies, where ell the risk fell On of the frost ; but thin can be but li ttle doubt that there 23 z 3 ~....76-.....,7= - 106.400 1 Tuba ..... on ie p m °Wing to the extraordi the West India stesme ibis country. He might add, in cosclusion, that it was will be a recurrence of the disease with a change of the Nem toor•owmeore 34 'l4 - ------ --- - - due from the West Inc 16 intention of the government to make attention both weather, unless measures are taken to deodorise that dread- lot a ll gargolod *ma pi now. I. (head to O. N. A Mr.) - - MONEY MARKET. will probably bring a 1. la the umber and frequency of the packets. ful cesi-pool, alias the filter-house, in which the drains SO 50 adllaelept.Torkianlaw 11l 111 ad - Mr. Monson , M.P., thanked hie lordship for the Mtn- terminate, close to the town, and from whence the drainag e FßlDAY Evntowo. Precious metal°. tin he bad shown them. They were thankful for the pre water is allowed to pass into the River Wandle. Any 3 , 3 ., m,, , , 1616 ... t Llions_ PI,ILt.I ... ...IS, $74 : The English stock market to-day was rather Considerable blisines Dowd uniformity, but they must protest against so high a un p r ejudiced person surveying , this dreadful " house of ;i1 li'lez,...zr ( U v? -. i Ws Is 6 d. He was sure there would be no enthusiasm at pes til en ce " will at once perceive the real source of the ' Neu* to Booth itirtirt 135 111 better, although business is quiet. Money was rather securities connected i ri.easier in the Consols Market, but " out of doors," as and Union Bank of so laze an mouse as 6d. poison that infects the air of Croydon, and which humanised * WI Ditto Presume 'mewl 314 11114 might be partly expected on the 4th of the month, higher, but for the iii if IA Camarmo said this wan the first step ;he did not the loss there of several valuable lives, which lam confident 20 * Looretoft lo oua . ..ererCant. eat that the government intended to stop there. tightness continues to prevail, and the discount rate could not be realised. •• Ms deputation then withdrew. would have been preserved had that charcoal been in use as 20 all Ditto ditto r e fol p. kl 6 . ,it 1 1 4 9 u tea „ a deodorant.-Yoors, Re. A V.T.I VAT• TT T A 54 all ",..netljk!"°".1911111??1! - .• for first class paper rules at 3to 31 per cent. rising. South Australis TO TRII IMITOR OP Till =PROBS. SlB,—Yon having, a short time since, in a leading article of the Daily 11eirs, advocated the use of peat char• coal as a deodorizer, as applied to the sewage of the town of Aylesbury, will you allow me to call the attention of your numerous readers to the subject of the fatal epidemic at Croydon, which has been checked for a time by the severity of the frost ; but there can he but little doubt that there will be a recurrence of the disease with a change of the weather, unless measures are taken to deodorise that dread ful cess•pool, alias the filter-house, in which the drains terminate, close to the town, and from whence the drainage water is allowed to pass into the River Wandle. Any unprejudiced person surveying this dreadful " house of pestilence" will at once perceive the real source of the poison that infects the air of Croydon, and which has caused the loss there of several valuable lives, which I am confident would have been preserved had that charcoal been in use as a deodorant.—Yours, alts. Much 1, 1853. ANTI-MALARIA. Witt& to Gt. Nortetwo) Arsassts ( r & Dealt Pomo Dome to oreattrtatsrt Hartlepool Dock St Zany. NNW to Ilk. N. le Der.) tialltleetbro.TorkoNnta a dons (ditto) .• Do a doom (tit%) .. Lout red Otorattioe Oared to South Orton Ditto Preterrnao MOO Umtata% Oilar.4otrOolit. .rued to Norfolk) Ditto ditto 6 pri! neti.,Baztor -1 ' FRIDAY RIMMING. The English stock market to-day was rather better, although business is quiet. Money was rather easier in the Consols Market, but " out of doors," as might be partly expected on the 4th of the month, tightness continues to prevail, and the discount rate for first class paper rules at 3 to 31 per cent. Consols opened 994 to 1, and after the government broker had made his concluding purchase for the week, at 991, the market became firmer, closing 991 to 4, both for money and next Thursday. The cnntango for April continues 3-16 to 4. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 994, I, I, I ; ditto for account, 991. Three per Cents. Reduced, 1001, 4, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.. 1031, 1, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-10, 4,1, 7-16. Bank Stock, 227. There were transactions in the June Exchequer Bills at 13s. and 118 a. prem., or about the same as yesterday. Basinees in the March bills is of coarse (:ctoad to I:ac.4l.Witaid.) Middisiancl and Sedan (lewd to "mkt. h Vert Vhi ant Ilradford (MidL) $ 31 PLTYOLITH, FRIDAT, 11 A.N.—The Australian is still at anchor in the Sound. She, however, has her steam UP, and aut take her departure in the course of the day. FATAL (110 ACCIDENT.—On Wednesday evening, le yr. Green, superintendent of the Duesbure police, York shire, wu riding :out in his gig, the bone took fright and !slut of, at inch speed that the unfortunate carer was pre. *mated head foremost into the road, where he received each *even iajurirs that death resulted whhin twenty Maumee' of the accident. It wee through the active ever• time of this officer that M'Cabe and Reid were apprehended for t►e shocking murder of a fanner and hie wile and maid "Mat, it IlirSeld , a few years ago, and were ultimately Kern:led. IN 109 DEATH IN THE STREET.—Yesterday Mr. Bedford held an inquest on the body of a female, unknown, about 30 years of age, who was found dead in Lincoln's-inn fields, between one and two o'clock on last Sunday mro ing. When discovered the deceased was in a sitting p..sition against the wall of a house. A gentleman from King's College Hospital deposed that death had taken place from ants of the heart and lungsased, and most likely instantaneous attired when found, and money in her pocket. The letters "T. N." were imprinted on her arm. The body will be kept unburied for a few days to give opportunity for identi fiestion. (Wiwi to gaaLeotiitiet Preatoa&Wyto raw. Lon. Ca.WeaLdtLaae.kTotY rtitto a shares (ditto) and Hit Wattage Moat Worthen' stta anal Stoat tmaltotaffordahlt• (loosed N 66 ~ 111 164 111 163 Its to M. Wellies) v( ,r Valk', a p. ^t.113 to PitnelllookUSl •ilto Ditto Ditto Wilts t ISomsrset Drell $2l $Bl 10$ 101 A special general meeting of the shareholders of the Scottish Australian Investment Company was held at Aberdeen yesterday to receive a report from the directors suggesting certain alterations in some of the clauses of the contract of copartnery, in connexion with the future management of the com pany, which its changed position and prospects have rendered desirable. The chief alterations recom mended by the directors to the shareholders are em bodied in the following, viz.: That power bo taken to hold meetings of the shareholders in London, when thought to be necessary. That power be taken to establish agencies or branch esta blishments of the company in different parts of the Austra lian colonies. That power be taken to give off portions of the company's fee simple coal and other mineral lands for the formation of new or separate companies, or to dispose et or deal with them in such other manner as may be considered advan tageous, either in Britain or Australis. That power be taken to transfer the company to Leaden, co far as its affairs and management in Britain are con earned—there to have its establishment, board of directors, and necessary oilleera—provided such transference shall be previously sanctioned by a special general meeting of the shareholders. By the deed of copartnery, ample power is conferred to increase the capital to any extent that may be reouisite, and to secure a charter of incorporation, or act of parlia ment, in room of the present contract. The report was favourably received, and another special general meeting of the shareholders is to be held on the 23rd, to formally adopt it. There was generally more demand to-day for bills on continental places, and, with the exception of Amsterdam, which was unaltered, the rates of fo reign exchanges were generally loner than those of last post. But little business was done, owing pro bably to the non-arrival of the Ostend mail. There is no change to be reported in the price of silver, the market being quite bare of that metal owing to the extraordinary delay in the arrival of the West India steamer. .Two mails will shortly be due from the West Indies and Mexico, each of which will probably bring a considerable quantity of the precious metals. - Considerable business continues to be done in the securities connected with Australia. Australasia and Union Bank of Australia shares were rather higher, but for the newer descriptions better prices could not be realised. Oriental Bank shares are still rising. South Australian Land shares closed better at 55 to 57. Australian Agricultural left off 103 to 10R, ex. Peel River. North British Australasian have improved, and Scottish Australian Investment are steady. These securitie3 are still regarded with much favour by the public. There were transactions in the shares of the London and Westminster Bank at 351; Oriental Bank Corporation, 55, 56, 53) ' • Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing (11. paid), 1a; Crystal Palace (5/. paid), 3.t, 6; Netherlands Land Enclosure (21. paid), 2; ; Penin sular and Oriental Steam, 851. The Bank of England return for the week ending Saturday, the 26th February, is as follows : WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. The colonial market has been rather quiet during the week, but a fair amount of business p as been transacted. There has been a good demand for the refining sorts of British Sugar, as well as for the foreign iescriptlons, but the grocery kiods have not been much inquired for, and some brown Madras went at a decline of 6d. to Is. per cwt. Coffee:has been largely dealt in at full rates to from 6d. to Is. per cwt. advance; the native kinds of Ceylon have been sold at 48s. 6d. per owt. The Tea market has been quiet, though very firm ; sad bat little out of the late arrivals bays yet been offered. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. i. Diris rehorta the trade rather heavier. The following are the prima: —Prime meadow flay. MI. to 924.6 d. ; inferior, 751. to 808. ; Bowen, 508. to 60e. ; Clover 958. to 1068. ; mond cat. 80.. to 908. ; Straw, 338. to 368. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market remains steady, with but a limited business doing. The demand from the trade is very trilling. Town Tallow is quoted 435. 3d. nett cash.; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 445. 3d. . • March and April, 44e. b u y ers ; O ct. to December (new), 445. 6d. MARKET AVER/LOLL—Town Tallow, 435. 9d. ' • Fat hi ditto, 2s. 6id. • Yellow Russian, 465. Od. ; m e lted Stu 345. ed.; rough ditto, 225. Od. ; Tallow °raves, 145. ; good Dregs, 6a. COVENT-GARDEN.—THIS DAY. In consequence of the continued severity of the weather, the supplies of Vegetables during the past week have been but limited. Table Pears and Apples are, of course, still scarce. The former ere confined to BeurrE Ranee, and the latter to American Newtown Pippins. Pine-apples are rea lising good prices. Forced Strawberries fetch ss. an ounce. Cob and other Nuts bring fair prices. Among Vegetables we remarked green Peas, new Potatoes, Horn Carrots, As paragus, Radishes, Globe Artichokes ' and Lettuce s , a ll o f foreign growth, and very good. Bot h Seakale and Rhu barb are pretty abundant. l'otatoes are a trifle dealer. Mushrooms are scarce. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths, Primulas, Early Tulips, Roses, Cyclamens, Mignonette, and Camellias. METALS.—Mr. Moate's ciretilm states that there has been considerable inquiry for railway iron this week, and a few thousand tons in second hands have been taken at St. 51. to 81. 101. per ton. Makers are too lull of orders to accept these rates, and the market is steady at the current prices of 81. 15s. to 91. f. o. b. in Wales. Scotch pia iron A moderate business has been done at current rates. During the last day or two there have been buyers at 535. 64. cash, at which a few lots have been dispose(' of. Speller with out alteration :the market is rather quiet. Lead very steady without change. Copp( r continues extremely scarce. Tin : British is advanced to 1231. for bars. E.I. very firm without alteration. Tin plates continue ir=sWtt ilia Tay firm in pries, o w i ng to the saranet /*