The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-10 00:00:00

14",14.€• I Ttt Tvltpre%. No. 2,043.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, NM [THREEPENCE. HR CHALANCHES SILVER MINING COMPANY. Mr t eitrerties et Native Saw, Silver Lod, , kel, and Cobalt. lopartelienta Itleire it Nude, Alpe; home. Counemosa in Perpetaity. tatabi.ged (and am at work) under the Preach law of " Commas car,. whereby the ludelny of e teh Shareholder le atrietly limited to the crowd of Ma Mama. No deed muffed to be rmed. The sum t ., to payalVe to bearer. Application will be made 11 doe to se the r. net goversmest Mr the caaverace of the present Gamey u.to a No Anusysie. ^ b Aare. Sle ash, of whish 1,100 only female to be stal* word fur, tbe rut LOUIS tars already appropriated. Zs to be paid m al:vtoierd, awl SI on ma Id of June neat. .NIL D 4 4011VIDLIJOCI. The Rudd Wet. lord Keene. Web:thwart*. Part, CATAhriarealTlP. a. t.mete Lout. Etienne Pres.:Mt Ilericaut de Thwy, bitable dr l'Acetteete 5t3e11t4.4; lumeeteur Central, Ilmier4r. dee woo'; (Akar tie Leeks d'Hooseur, 71, hue St. Demlitique, ee. me ,ea Ourard Jamul, Proprietaire, Retake. Chateau de Clumitt" Deoartamest do Shrew. (*emit George hemp, Nurstreiller.retel, l =tos. J. r.,rtrfro . Vier. itellosi-Orreti H. it , fl ar..a Thome*, Em., late Sengal evil Sonia, 11, Old e. tirishion. m c . r y Toner MU, Sydeshim. None Pim" Akan Lefebvre, Allemoot„ Grenoble. Mr. Miry C. Newtus, Leedom. BAWD& lyric—Mort.. Ch. Noel, IL ?Ism sad Co, f„ Faubourg Poireon. Loodua—Mer•Tv. Barclay, ins% awl CD., 114. Licabsiddi tat Sormaig.-3t. Cups, 25, lisatrart Sam Soave* Park. 1114.117118•1. p.n. -11. 11. reroaae. Mum., ak ds Illembes Landm —Sewn. Howard add Enft 141,Feedravierhei. Sauauo—lisers. 'harms NM Irk IMI, Moderlias. Lemke. Parts-4311, fts IL Bin* Leer —ll, Lidsban. Ito Men ct IberseNs D'Allmalat MO illalisibt Go 1130prlis rest cll.#re, &sat tereoly•lie• susses Ossanto, ell the yin tad heat ti.‘t city to h.q. els Mmes. no, isslais .a Lii .. 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I, Lath *try. roar OV £PIPUtA7IOIB MI =Ana To Ms Word de denediesse of Th• CMlsar Kim Midas Ompasy. I moot yes odd re Maros of 2ILS ea IN Oa shove Cy. art I sere to swept mai 'bares, ar try ler staler dot istt m allodeil to no, sad to pay to. tispart el SS pat thus as dr ear. rezl i t a ton assidoess . Date 9NO LIFE ASSURANCE AGENTL—Parties „I„ ii ft Apses ft say Lib Aroma 08ftifilih IN TAY WI of iiiii, may Intik selftsftge Stalk •MO DMA 10 tint It the Lift, aska *meta gain* ONE 1•14 at onnems. llos Draw ahstal S ) ftft of Um, UNITY Me 11111011.631C1 aintwor 1r qtr tics pcfteatifti Dew sad hogiefteft plollibilft Yr an SOW ft ftweivemilirUcfte IVO • .BYRIMA NMI* fisr= truce apply to igirneb P"AM. N. mnis. Quo m. o . vii risreary. Mal View 4e. Pena" Lab& Aseleidow to be ftmapolid by rearview. ART -UNION of LONDON. (By _Royol Charter.) The ICIIIICRIPTION Luis will OMR net laeL corm s of kip TWO PRINTS ko be elves W ireee2A , Rseber may be Nei at Gs dim. Ga. minima of • ma al Winal rad bletakei 10, Ilaeoser:=7l. C. Inoue; MR 'KRUM LID la caOuP MIL* ineillklea to Be above toe Ow. eadi prbelearm MR be gadded le Wed kr bland( a verb al Ire lbeat erne GCBs rage eabiblekee. GBDROR OODIVIN. Beaarery 434. Bea Ilreed , Muck. I.IIWIOI POCOCK. I Ikerotarka. BT HER WA) EATT'A ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. BARLOWS PATENT CASKrepay STAND, Irm- nava to last b i as awl to t a Inman' OM. the MUM of mis powerful tad elmPas*co ;by tondo, the wheel levee IA toright the emit I. tubed without 1 1 tremble bared he level. so that say' sediment or (.:-. . i t i li b. bops race's toss the tap; YT moving the 'sheer trues I' Mr right to heft It is brewed so Impalpably that the osalsoat of the most Sapid Oil hy as pad. -- " Al illitg as get disturbed, i A 1 NA dm Int gal of air, WEsay Is drawn erheihr bight. The olesolagos of the Pleat gm* , . 4 111 golg gm* see eider : abeam& as Ps old ask I , Mal tardns dltits, • lisitst wok ka. is pat mita 11; the • , Is PP ths at= toted. • ism/ hemsPalsa swift SP add a agar Wilt spda, tad us se ins gift. at ths NW, la vary ark ars wi N ob ge ausr. ligu~ vetir.—JAM6ll BARLOW. Lwow sal Peso" 14. Ow a105". 4 . 1ia"."..... EERYTHING fee the TOILET at MECHI'S Igibiewry. 4,lA•imalaweest• -501 Pailf bilk. ll . It** aid lidi mbar; .bi=as Mt indre. amok wafts ..___ lst " I "Mtinia Verbose mhos MN% new rri- al Mit awl dardssg ; IMO 11•1 Mrs ini=viiii or wiasut la Sink v = WI jmpla MIR =Llnal ; ali• == " 411 ,4 1 . 911 1. BON is% Iwuratltal awl is May ot itilionhe woo we a le mous& PGaRCULVERWELLI MEDICAL WORKS, Ostbsies. Assiseeplriesl. es 4 OrWINS. sub; b pot. . WHAT TO SAT, Dim, AND AVOID. u. MIME TO YOUNG W. au HOW TO SS ILITPT. MORAL AND MINIM SNIOTIIIIIT 01 LIR. ON SPECIAL IMAM TIES INSTITUTE! OF KAIILIIOI Lill. TU. DURAS= OF WOWS. Tut. rius AlT macro CONSTIPATION, mad SUISIOSIL. 1. Mous% HUM, sad SCOTCH LAW. I yob., ls.seelb WfuSOPATIIT: 011, TUX COLD WATIS CUM ..nwolmee. Pateeue• • er.rew; reet.etrest: NAM. "I,__ol74Sit, 444 4:' : C :774 . 44. Calverwell.ll.a. rattrat.strat, who my be cossetted day Sas be SU S, LADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who emir bran ewers le aelti wawa, sad amp simimpiNve, will had whardwahlatiedawashaial In the appliestles el 11011WIDS' KOLTODIL /Ws aim beftedeel prepeselles elope ell belied= ae4 liedwooto et the dila. faraaas Oraleaerradlipriaddir, ere Or% me a \cabby sad bliemlog appermuse rthe Neu pladoe. Nol a ~ .ad Whew be the Yea sod woo rilt- Ammo lii Ye oppliestles paseestee a Oft mill embertopeel tow els et th= a sir /amine a/ the nib ee imeoliel in the ereeerrelsa of aol tie ettaboteet eel erederemot et a twilled Illoatiosso. ease thavlop, will she led It Awl to WWII* sal Mole*. Ipele. aid Imam rhe Ms eaft, mew% old pleemi T rid caraka o 4o OL So 11. per 140. Choke no mew • wii= a z e.. . lia the weeper, aaa 4. 111011111.411 D aid MOM 111. Look& as the co rerameet germ Abed al ash beetle. held by thew sod he Chaste* W. Perbasers. IRELAND. DVIIILIN, MAICII 8. The correspondence which has passed between the Irish government and a body . styled the " Hospital Grants Committee, " originating in the Dublin Cor poration, was rea d yesterday at a meeting of the Town Council. It appears . from it that the govern 'went are resolved not to yield to the clamour that boa been raised here to have the grants to the Dublin hospitals not merel7 allowed to remain as they are, without further diminution, but restored to their finer extreme amount. The Lord Liestenant, ecoompa . uied by the Hon. Mr. Eliot, Major Bagot, Captain Molyneux, the Hon. Mr. Bourke, B:c., visited the Great Industrial Exhibition Building yesterday, and minutely exa mined the progress of the works. DCILTS, MARCH 9: Mr. Lowry Balfour has been appointed by the Lord Lieutenant to the office of secretary to the order of the Knights of St. Patrick, vice the Hon. Robert Boyle, who hair resigned, that he may offer himself to be re-elected for Frome—having lost his seat for that borough in consequence of holding the office referred to. Another of the great arches over the central hall of the Great Exhibition building was raised to its place yesterday, with comparatively much facility, and it is probable that the whole of them will have been erected by the end of the present week. The work of decoration and internal finishing is carried on with all possible speed and energy in the other halls; and it is expected that the effect of the build lag, when completed, will greatly exceed any anti cipations of it which the published designs could have enabled one to form. A small fee simple property in the county of Kil dare, sold yesterday in the Incumbered Estates Court, realised an amount equal to 20 years' purchase, the nett value set down in the rental being 10.51. 19s. per annum, and the price obtained 3,32 W. MILANCHOLY CASE OF FHATILICIDZ.—A loan amid Osage Soper, bad been to Dangannoa market on TiraseisT, and ea rasselag leas is the easing, in a state hatossoadise, he esonswesii W abuse his wife. His bredisr, Jells Islipsr 'be is regeessated to have been a INN lesdbeda sad 'iambi, seek interbred. and on the oft& meistai r bnalitiss a Nab sassed, during which the dreamt sea pawed • idea sails and plunged it into the aide if Poe Ober, lobo hes wises died. The wretched survive Jewmpsd at Itit time of his bather's death, and has mat alert been heed et —Bomar of Ulster. CITY OF LONDON TRUSS SOCIETY. The proverbial charity of the metropolis, ravenous almost in its search for suitable object., has rarely hit upon one sore remarkable for Re substantial, although unobtru sive, utility them that form of disease which is the peculiar can of the City of London Truss Society. It is well known ,that the malady sought to be relieved is exceedingly gen.- ral ; that it arises from ao excess on the part of the patient, and that expenalos iseeltanical apparatus form the only effectual remade fee its attacks. To meet the necessities of the saes a few of the men wealthy ahead formed this assesiadest la the year 1807 sad slues thee no lees than 116,614 poems elliated.with hernia have been perfectly re lieved and reissued to their various avocations. The asaulliblier of the society was held yesterday at the Albion, when armee of 100 gentlemen sat down to an excellent diner The chair was taken by the Loan who, ups the removal of the cloth, Ova the most of the maim, " The City of Londe* Tram flo eisty." Iseileki took occasion to impress upon his hearses the esehme rof the malady sought to be relieved, sad he aemparatively greater peculates the marking eleau et mast . The advantage et= oberity was oat that k sa the dowaward path el hovels= dhow, bi* _dm by mesas of a simple remedy it raised the bmiliseddag sea from a bed of psis, and restored him to the productive position in the scale of society. (Chun.) Leltyesur the society had relieved up wards of 6,000 pereems, a number greater than had been relieved in any preview year. The amount of pod they bad thu done coati only be essesived by thou who them selves had had expedeam of the disease. The Secretary fir T.Eauirroet, proceeded to read the report, which ashaserbelpil the receipt of 2171. in dona tions and rubmripdeas, to which the collection of the evening added 4001., tWg in all upwards of 6001. THE ~ The Royal Mail Screw steam-ship Australian, is still at anchor in the Sound. She was taken oat for trial trips on Thursday and on Saturday, hat the result weasel stansiently satisfactory to warrant her proceeding on her voyage. On Saturday Captain Lowe, the inspector of mail packets at this port, went out in the Australian, and was accompanied by Mr. Terser Assistant Master Shipwright, sad Mr. Stewart, engin vr, from** dockyard.—Mr. Wake. Reid the company's engineer, was also on board, as were ,Mr. Marks, the postmaster, and Mr. Frederick Braithwaite, of London, engineer, who represents the Chartered Ass- Italian Land Company. Captain Lowe took the vessel some miles beyond the Eddystone, submitting the en gines to • fair and proper test. On her Islam to the gonad, • signal was mad. " not ready far sm." The defects appear to be now confined to her en gines. It is said that in the last voyage the bed plans of these became leave, and that the braces which wen put to rapport them work from three-eighths to half an inch at each stroke of the piston. 'Chem are great diamilties also in working the engines at • 'laciest power to obtain the speed required by the contract, namely, ten knots as hour. When worked beyond what will produce eight knots, the vibration is such as to render it n to cheek the speed. Sir Robert Nicket, Kt., Major— the newly-appointed commander-in-chief of the colony, sad the other passenger, have presented Mr. Braithwaite • letter, expressive of their obligations for the interest he has shown in the welfare and sifety of the ship. The pat seagen are much dissatisfied with the delay, and the state of the engines, and have expressed their grievances in • de claration which has been forwarded to London, by Captain Baker, R.N., as a deputation from the passengers. The Genial Screw Steam Shipping Company's steamer Hellespont,_ Captain Watts, sailed for the Cape via Aus tralia, on Thursday last, and took out such letters and papers se were addressed "per Hellespant."— The Western Chewier. THE MILITIA. (Frees Tuesday's Gasena.) The following commissions have been signed : John Ballard Gardiner, Esq., to be adjutant, in the King's Own 2nd Regiment of Staffordshire Militia. Thomas Shearburn. Esq., to be captain, in the 3rd Regi ment of West York Militia. Joseph Hartley, jgent., to be lieutenant, in the Ist Regi ment of West York Militia. George Thomas Thornton, gent., to be ensign, in the 2nd Regiment of West York Militia. Henry William Hoskins, gent., to be lieutenant, in the let Somerset Regiment of Militia. Major the Hon. Wellington Patrick Manvers Chetwynd Talbot, to be lieutenant colonel, vice Gifford, resigned, in the King's Own lat Regiment of Staffordshire Militia. John Ballard Gardiner, Req., late captain in the 17th Regiment of Foot, to serve as adjutant, with the rank of captain, is the King's Own tad Regiment of Staffordshire Militia. John Misfire Kemp, gent., to be ensign, in ditto. KING'S OWN 2ND REGIMENT Or STAYFORDSIIIRE MILITIA.—Het Mika,' the Queen has been graciously ;domed to direct that this regiment shall be formed into • light infantry regiment. MIDDLESEX MILITIA.—Her M ajesty has been graziowdy pleased to direct that the Royal West Middlesex Regiment of Militia shall be styled and equipped as • ride corps. NEW DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS. YORISIIIIIII. The Right Hon. Lord Landeshoroagh, Sir Thomu Bec kett, Bart., John Chatinworth Dodgson Charleaworth, Eq., Robert John Coalman. EN., Thomu Fairfax, Esq., Henry Hall, Esq , Jahn Spencer Stanhope, Esq., Jahn Vance, Eq., M. P., Frederick Will is ea ThomaaVer non Went worth, Esq., Sir Thomas Edward Pilkingtoo, But., Colo nel Ferran Loftas, Lieut.-Colonel John Barnett, Lieut.- Colonel the Hon. Edward Gambler llonekton, Captain Cuthbert Atheists* Baines, Captain Charles Augustus Cobhe, Captain Edward Prather°. Jossph Priestley Ed. wards, Esq., William Hey, Esq., William Henry Leath am, Esq., George roused, Esq. (Hslifax), William Henry Raw son, jun., E.g., Francis &Wein, Esq., Samuel Waterhotuse, Req., and Francis Frederick Whitihead, Esq. SHARE LISTS. WIDNINDLT ETZNINO. The railway market opened flatly, under the in fluence of sales of the heavier stocks, especially Mid land, which declined, in consequence, to 731. The general tone subsequently became firmer, the im provement in Consols, amongst other circumstances, inducing purchases against " bear" accounts. Lon don and North Western and Great Western remain the best supported of the leading stocks, the latter remaining scarce for delivery. No pressure was, however, felt from to-day's " buying-in," and few names were posted for stock overdue, but as dealer . , are in the main more or less oversold, the market is quickly affected by any advance of the funds. THIS DAY—Two o'Ctocw. The railway market is rather firmer to-day, al though business may be said to be almost at a Mend still. Caledonians, Eastern Counties, London and North-Western, South-Western, Great Western, and Brightons are better. French shares are better. MAIM AND STOCKS lINGUANANTEID. To la . liSi 44 4 1 ni Is I sil 7$ scl 77 II $34 1114 M 123 i •14+ sd aad mat J Sina.Wala. MawrValls, LamillakaaJpa. I Da. do. Mild e Mew sat 14 . 06;11 Oork ant Nei= DOW GM lamina rata. and 41ber. dam Jon** - all Sag Andllaa all Tele (8111 lss and H.). all Rolm Vaasa Claan a... 10 Z. U. ab.) all dim sad C too WA lamarldra 11l L kW ! DboyilldraaJa I idiebillit ElhabligN lem:orkimilP 11e4=I, don; u.i . Mask.. Ot.Mestla.red Wiit.(tre.' Ovum Wolin Ma OWL Wien .. Ligterim . Cerdals .41 _46 Ifl fii ad lel lON „ WI bf „ 1.17. I tiserilie Terksbin lid 196 pa 77 776 116 dim " IS 1q sd 16 1 poi 1036 1046 119 1196 id 111 Pa" $t „ " 91 zi he 46 ills zd 1 4 di. 13 19 91 Irs. Wei Nertlksts . W - 7.. Do..llolL.lLasd Lie ilosedoa k SeethpWastan Lcodoede B44 m s Oolorshie Loodondnifts II Dw sis.a - uaa. Doke, I Do. farm sal Deer EO. Dn'isamat Newmarket' I Do. 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Ann.)of SLO.II flD6TortaltirOpowat.Osar Waterkedhltilkeenyfp.as ITork, Dearceatl•A Gila arta' of Illag.pureb. .Ditto DM. .TorkET.llid.lLlS.Pareb 1114134 LEAPED AT FIXED IllasiONADOston DlC l r ialk iDest awl ilsZliselnaitaTers pissAKl Del t= SALut apsnale toOrsaiWition Outlisitsetkin NNW r t..war:w:w:~ 103 107 ad a fa •• Wainire oi rm u l ume4 wahrizZ i. 1,1 (lewd leifit6mNzporil` 524 $ 3 l 0 11l 153 321 831 to7;;;WwW.i , Iforticroool Dock k (Lord to Tk. N. Bar.) HeilMeeley(Liortair 4 Attu D. AWN (di11.).. De. 1 Amu (ditto) . Walks ra Groosutet ((lewd to South Lotion iktko !Merino (ditto) Goloolioft GoarAporrkst. 111 US Id 54 3 .4 . !q 57 1 et 21i 26$ II l 9 23 27 6 22 Ditto -. 11 per Coat lial"" leared :=I ,III ZII awl Wass to Iteitt.lls Dart. lireihed (Flea 1476 1064 64 64 ~ goelblial6.6l66fli S pogo (1166661 to last.Cood.to Pro61•1111 1 1yro Ow. Lon. StILIIII6II.6Lue.SiT44 OttOp diem (ditto lop,* sod ito ) ot . to Moot Northern Do. Sboorotbetoot iostliStorwhitizo(iouoti t a Mr. Ilik.`tean) New Talky. 6 p. Cl. iloscad to otodttoalkDat AI po Ditto Ditto ... 34 SSA /No t Sc.coetrwt (Demo to limo Wooters) „ it,3 101 132 134 131 133 I i dig I 31 fe to Ise 1411 1 ass! S t 3 $ IS die hoe If/ 6sl .. " ny 1 1 112 11l I psi id • 9 : 11 id 1111 73 s 4 37„ 73 SS S 4 •1 N - al $2 , II at. tee SLIM I II 10 101 o — a - i Motor II 1003 gi St. 10043 It. 104_1 i ill I II 4 BO 514 X4l ii: Filo st.peo itlia Mil ell 71 LT 111 al 1 ) 2 T 2_ -.1 ii i a I I II 116. I A 100 ON 100 1:10. • I, I 14 •I, 61 Ile a i I I !. I II 111 I $ 10 1 4 Ws Ij 1 64 3 1: 1: P 1 4 ,41 1: is *A 11 p “ la - ,is•2l FORIIION ILI L imners, metverp sad d.. i Nib* ft Kea Ameba •ad Ilkqediass. 'Wm sal w e ek ei Ilairc . Wissalib.. .. ... Oniuk ... . lAn had Ma Faurrais _ Angela el hoses It.WeetAlrOmiyabarie De.lll6ll(ftilf ' Leeseitheleike De. (Ilailsa) - - Dlh MEMO .. .. .... cis II par et. Pretenses _ asel Malltarraara , Karla Antonia !Liana a Lakst(with is.) no. De.(st Wand) Scribers et /Mass_ De. 211. I ipsz at. Dee& (for B. a MESON atm.( learweitia ?teak rniar. turfs INA Lye= Paris and (Nyasa Paris W Moen Paris Sawaximr 1 1 Door ird Ham isles sad lbw .. Des it per OW. Prefer. lestkers et thu5........ est Do. 64 pm Cait.Preisi. WONIIIIIIO, 'UMW . ai 7 1 4 4 1 lit 4 1 i dls 11 11 pia I 34 pss 7! 4 / 1 /i 111 HQ Hi 4 4 *7 174 pm 4/ . 41_ 41 al 334 B l9° Ai Li m -.14 6 le r. Pa I ei dis 411 1 1 01 Po i OlO I Pa If I die thWt;s - riad.: sti i Hi s ai i JOINT STOCK BANKS. i Pa Claw lodate Ire dam 16a. sane emirs Paid yesterday. to-day. WOO 60 tostralaila ..........„ all Sii na fli 40.4/10 IS Oland. Irk et Ada 6 i I pas WOO >o Cluet. ink d Mk, Amikella, am' Gibs I ll Ii yam 31 15,060 20 MOO. aM Aelrellum 4 21 11 pm 61 AO* 20 Leedom Sol d Am. ualia aml Uia s i t pm 23,100 16 Irolea Ch.rtared leak at kotralla 24.00 SS Orlialal Beak Carper& all Hi 664 31,010 6 Royal Areal. Oradea sielleld Import. Oa l par i pm 6,600 26 4042 Austrella 24 SO S 2 nll Si 11.400 16 (taloa at Aaatralia 8.000 Do. New 34 Si IP Il= i ts I yesterday. Dili ■al 110 ex =1 Pin pa 64 ISa Ila Maantiaaaana N laiell , Swann= ArL... SS 'UM! , IM. Dzit. Awl. Load all 1 Do. Preforms's... aU 117,115 S PaalAh.Lad.4Sita.l all 1011,01 lo; 1 Illsouisatuat.lavaitt aU IMO Saarallaa LAM! U 11000. 100 Vaa Dlasea's bud! 111 3 - 11 ;65 53 53 16 IS 111 1 3 i 34 3 MINE& WEDNESDAY Evxxnro. In the English mining market a good business continues to be done, bat, as before observed, the transactions are restri cted by the difficulty of finding shares, the dealers having numerous orders which they unable to execute.he ld mining share market to-day was better, especially for Colonial Gold and Nouveau Monde. The shares of this last-named company appear to be steadily increasing in favour. Liberty shares were also firmer. The only exception in this market is Port Phillip shares, which remain heavy. Peel River declined in the morning to 61 to 6 prem., but afterwards improved to 61 to 1 on purchases of some amount. Cobra shares continue inquired for. United Mexican and the shares of the Old Australian Copper Company, on the other hand, were heavy. The non-official closing quotations are : —Nova Bootie Copper Mining, 14 to Iprem.; Australasian Coal, 1 to # prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, I dia. to par ; London and Liverpool Gold Mining and Streiming, par to t prem.; New South Wales Gold Mines, par to pretn.; Australian Mutual, par to I prem.; Australian Consols, 4 die. to prom ; Melbourne Gold, 4to per share; Lewis Will Range, 3 to t die. ; Golden Mountain, 1 to 1 prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, I to} prem. ; La Peruvienne, die. to / press:; L'Aigle d'Or, di. to 4 ppreaemm..; Gladbach Zinc, 14 to 24 prem.; Brazilian D i amond and Gold, par to I prem.; Lake Superice CoMwri Ito prem. ; Ceylon Land and Mining, par to t pram.; Port Hunter and More ton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem. ; Port Royal and St. Andrew Copper, 11 to 2 prem. ; Pontgibaud Silver Lead, par to 1 prem.; - Portland Iron, t to f per share ; Jamaica Copper, 1 I to 2 prem.; South Devon Consols, 4 to 4 prem.; Cashes Copper, 1 to 2 prem.; Mixon Head, par to t prem. ; Kenmare, Ito pr om., Olenaulin, par to 4 prem. ; Connemara, tto prom. ; Carberry West, par to I prem.; Sulphate of tes, dia. to par. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLosc. The gold mining .hates are rather firmer to-day, but the change in prices appears to be confined to Great Nugget Vein shares, which have risen to 31 Australian Agricultural, Peel River, and most of the other land companies' shares are better. Nova Scotia Copper are quoted li to lt prem. ile. I.9are Kum. Paid arises 4004 yasMrday. today. ----- --- —..— -- 100,00 0 1 Area Oda all II lom KW 1 Ample Australian Gold all par Ipa MAN lee. &ups Conformism SAM 11 64 amiralasiaa 1 ILL Aswan= 4 5 el " I &mirages' Osrenness Isl AllitTallA Plemboid WOO I Am lions an pal pa PAM Brltielt itaatralla Gold all 1 Ipa WM 10 knish Irma 13.6 7 I 10,000 35 Brasn.laap(Paite.ps 144 4 41 MOO SO Da.Gammeand CUM, all 21 16 11,000 M Do. W. Jobs Del He; IS 29 30 110,000 1 CanoWe Creek j Ps 7 Pm 12,009 40 Otbre 41 41 451 1111,000 3 &denial= ...... M. Coldapo l4 —11 l 5ie,..4 . 40 0 M. Copper Misers 01 tag. an SO 70 7 SAO 25 Do. Pref. 71 per amt. all 71 Ili pm mina 3 reigkAoletrananOspprr all I IMe 100,000 2 (heat Nugget Vela 31,000 ID Gemral all 17 IS 71,000 grad Combo of Sadie an par pm 11.004 Great Pdpsolk....— all 11 1 I eas 100,001: Lake IlatkuieL all 1 dl. par Noon Liberty all 1 i yea 0,011 , Llama all 13 14 111 60.000 LoodoakCalliera. Gold Quarts ensign 03.. all 1 lAi 1 140,0011 Melvin& 20,000 1 Wasimaldlth.amarisso • 61 7 1100,000 New Gramida SOO,OOO Naomi Wade 2l 111 p 6l 169,000 Pat P1i11ip......... ..... KM Quartz Lek .. . ..... 10,001 SO Ith i cay Inte all 32 24 24 Kew LIMO $0 Ilumtlimo 60 Cabs lOl 4 7 60,000 1 /10stlt Asstrallas Oll ar i Ali I. 10 Tin Craft 46.174 MAN 011101 Illlikal 70,000 1 Waller lan— pa i ll 104,000 I 'West Graisada 100,600 1 Wm' Slaripme. all par Ipm 11 011.100 1 i Tubs LAND AND BUILDIAI SOCIETIES. TO TIII =ITO& OP TIP =PEW. Sts,-1 observe it was suggested, in the course of lut night's debate upon Mr. Wilson's motion for a com mittee of inquiry into the constitution and operations of as surance *faces, that benefit societies should be included therein. From my experience in benefit societies of various descriptions, I am sure it would he haged by the members as a source of great gratification if they could be assured by the certificate of some officer appointed by g eat for that purpose, or by the adoption of a set of tables published under government sanction, that the inducements held out to them could be realised; and when it is considered that the incomes from benefit, building, freehold land, and other benefit societies is little or nothing short of 6,000,0001. sterling, it must be conceded that the matter is one of suf. fici.nt importance to call for all the protection and care it is possible to afford. Large as the number of member, of these different societies is, it would be increased manifold if the present uncertainty were removed, and the correctness of the calculations upon which they are based were placed beyond doubt. March 9, 1853. A SECRETARY. 104 i 119} i ad IS 111 118 ad zd 10 107 If 100 NS Irl3l i p. it 4 plaid 1 11 11 $ 1 121 101 111 Tel !U 742 " s I r" N •1 61 id 1 2 1.7 169 IS 29 IS Do 11 11 1y 1$ Pia 16 17 id Per Pad.. II he 25 21 die pir 10 162 ad 5 3} pit iye 30 111 11l i I za ni $O4 $0 it 2! 30 Badeses does to•day. [l.l 10. 6 :PAL and MONEY MARKET. WED:IISOAT Evitrixe. The English stock market to-day was firmer, Consoli closing at an advance of }. The improve ment appears to be mainly attributable to the fact that the settlement of " options" this afternoon left the dealers short of stock. Monet was easy in the Stock Exchange, and, on the whole, rather easier out of doors, after the pressure attendant on the mercantile settling of the 4th, although there is still a good demand for accommodation. The rates current in Lombard-street are the same as those of the Bank of England. Consols opened 991 to 4, and after being invested in by the government broker at 991, closed 99,1 to for money. The contango for April ruled at 4to 1. The official bnsiness report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, » ; ditto, for account, 991, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 1001, 1. Three-and-a-1 Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 64, 7.16. South Sea Old Annuities, 991, 1. Bank Stock, 2274,228#. The transactions in Exchequer Bills continue very limited, but the tone of the market, in sympathy with Consols, was a shade firmer. The June bills ruled at Bs. to 13s. prem., whilst the new bills are quoted is. to 10s. prem. fee the smug out This last price, however, is little more than nominal. In the foreign stock market there was a reactinu in Spanish, the Deferred stock closing only 23; to 24, after being as low as 23a to The political in telligence from Madrid is interpreted less fa vcurably. The Committee's Certificates were bought at 8 per cent. in the morning, but closed weaker. Mexican Bonds showed a rally, closing 2& to The news from Mexico is considered favourable to the bondholders, as, besides the receipt of 52,000 dollars for the overdue divi dends, a reduction of some of the import duties had been decided on, and the proportion of the customs receipts belonging to the foreign creditors had been respected by the revolutionists. Turkish scrip was good at 1 to 2 prem., in consequence of Lord Cla rendon's letter. Granadian stocks were also firmer. The ;demand for Greek bonds continues, and they were to-day done at 9. The scrip of the new Peru vian loan was to-day officially masked 5 prem. at which it closed, buyers. The list of sales is annexed:— Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1031; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1832, 971, 98, 97t. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 64. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 981. Ecuador Bonds, 51. Granada One-and-a-Half per; Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 122} ; ditto, Deferred, llt, 1. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue coupons, 9, Bj, 9. Mexican Three per Cents., 241; ditto, for account, 16th March, 25/, Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. scrip, 5 prem; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 65. Sardinian Five per Cents., 991, 981. De fe Spanish rred Old Three per Cents., 471 ; ditto New Thr per Cents., 231 • the Committee's Certificates, 8, 71 per cent. Swedish Loan, 14, 14 die. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, for account, 14 prem. The subjoined is from the committee of Mexican bondholders: The oonunittee of Mexican bondholders have advice' from Mr. Paleoanst dated Mexico, the 2nd and 3rd ult. The political news in those letters are, therefore, eight days older than those published in the newspapers to-day ; and the only passage of mach interest in them is the fol lowing :—" Partial change" have taken place in the tariff, under a decree of the President CevaLos, dated Jan. 24, and several articles which bad hitherto been prohibited are sow admitted. The import duty on raw cotton has bean re duced to 1 dol. per quintal. The export duty on dollars has been lowered to 4 per cent. Tnese reforms will have al favourable influence on the revenue from the customs, and we may therefore look forward to a gradual increase of the produce of our 25 per cent." The 70,000 dot,. balance of the cotton licenses were still in Mexico, and would be sent as soon as it should be considered safe. The packet brings to Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., on account of the bond holders, 45,000 dole. from Vera Cruz, and 6,999.17 dull. from Tampico. Via Panama dates have been received from Sydney to the Bth Dec., being nearly a month later than those to hand by the Formosa steamer and the over land mail, and a week later than the meagre items of intelligence received by way of the Cape of Good Hope. The yield of gold continued abundant. Six large ships had arrived at Callao from Port Philip. By the courtesy of Messrs. Millers and Thompson, of Liverpool, we are informed that the Antelope steamer, which sailed from ' that port on Monday morning for Australia, took out about 30,0001. in gold, besides a very large quantity of jewellery. She also took out a Nll complement of goods, and 160 passengers. Although numerous vessels have left the Thames for Australia during the last few days ' there is a comparative pause in the demand for coin for export. The only shipments we hear of are 10,0001. by the Competitor for Adelaide, and 1501. by the Lion for Launceston. The Marco Polo, however, will take out a considerable sum from Liverpool The supplies of silver brought in by the'rhames from the West Indies were sold to-day at former prices, being all taken for shipment to India. The present quotations of the market are thus reported by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins: Bar gold, 775. 9d.; bar silver, without gold, ss. ltd. per ounce standard; dollars, 4s. 11141. per ounce; pillar ditto, ss. per ounce. Notice has been issued that the allotment of the shares of the Atlantic and Pacific Junction Company (Darien Ship Canal) will be carried through on Thursday week, the 17th instant. Interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum for the half-year ending the 31st March, is advertised as payable on the shares of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company from the 4th April. In the House of Commons last night, Sir Herbert Maddock moved that it be made an order of the day that the second reading of the Upper India Railway Bill should be postponed till the 12th of April next, to enable the government to receive a communication shortly expected from the Governor-General of India. This view was concurred in by Mr. Robert Lowe, who spoke in favour of the bill on. the part of the government; and Sir H. Maddock's motion was agreed to. With reference to this line the Friend of India of the 13th January, received by the Overland Mail, observes: A new company has also been established in London, with names of high commercial reputation on its committee, for constructing a railway from Allahabad to Delhi, and onwards, and it is not improbable that the court of directors, encouraged by the low and decreasing rate of interest, may be induced to sanction the appropriation of three millions sterling to this undertaking. Another meeting was held to-day of the committee appointed by the silk trade, and a sub-committee was elected to draw up rules (which might be sub stituted for those established on the I 1 th June, 1802) respecting the sales of silk to be "condi tioned," and to draw up a declaration for signature by those members of the trade who agree to the adop tion of these rules. The shares of the Australian land companies closed more firmly this afternoon. London Chartered Bank of Australia and South Australia Bank were heavy, bat otherAustralianßank 'byes were steady. Oriental Bank shares are still rising. There were dealings in the shares of the London Joint Stock Bank at 21; East and West India Docks, 1674; St. Katherine Hocks, at 100 ex div.; Crystal Palace (51. paid), 51, 4 ; Netherlands Land Euclosure (21. paid), 21; Royal Mail Steam, 82. There has been a more extended inquiry this week for the shares of insurencc companies, and prices generally have shown an upward ten dency. The present quotations of the market are subjoined :—Albion, 90; Alliance, 231; ditto, Marine, 55; Atlas, 21; British Commercial, 7 ; Church of England, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and Gene ral, 201; County, 121, ex div.: Crown, 171; Eagle, 7} ; Equity full Law Life, 51; English and Scotch Law Life, 31; European Life, 20 ; Family En dowment, 31 ; General, 51• ' Globe, 1491; Guar dian, 61; Imperial Fire, 310; ditto Life, 191; In demnity Marine, 58 ex div. ; Law Fire, 41; Law Life, 30; Legal and General Life, 54; London Fire, 281; London Ship, 281; Marine, 22; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 11; National Loan Fund, 24; National Provincial, 11; Palladium Life, 3; Pelican, 45; tthcenix, 173; Professional Life, 1- prem.; Provident Life, 41 ex div.; Rock Life,Bl ; toyalExchange.236 Sun Fire, 211; ditto Life, 55; Union, 2 2 0; United Kingdom, 41; Universal Life, 45; Victoria Life, 51. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 120; General Reversionary and Investment, 1021; London Reversionary, 14. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 621; Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Western Railway), 105 ; ; Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Chester, 351.; Grand Junction, 601; ditto, Guaranteed Six per Cent., 12 ; Grand Union, 24 Kennet and Avon, 71; Le e ds and Liverpool, 550 Leicester, 68; Leicester and Northampton, 441 Loughborough, 510; Macclesfield, 50; Oxford, 132 I'eak Forest, 70; Regents, 161 ; Rochdale, 42; Stafford and Worcester, 405; Stourbridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24 ; Warwick and Birmingham, 40; Warwick and Napton, 28; Wilts and Berk:, 7, 71. Shares in bridge associations command the follow ing prices —Hungerford, 12 ; Soul hwark New Seven-and-a-Half per Conte., 16; Waterloo, 3;1; ditto, Old Annuities of 81., 26 ex div.; ditto, New, of 7L, 221; Vaarlall, 21. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 23; Brighten, 16 ; City of London, 125; Continental (third Capital), 69; Equitable, 27; Great Central, 141; Imperial, 831 ex div.; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 24; ; Phcenix, 27 • United General, 19;; Westminster Chartered, 39; d i tto, New, 72. Waterworks stocks are thus qtioted :—Last Lon don, 125#; Grand Junction, 69; Kent, &1}; New River Company, 60; Southwark and Vauxhall, 90; West Middlesex, 1114 ex div. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list :—Auction Mart, 35; Australian Trust, 25 ; Canada Company, 35, 53 ex div. ; Elec tric Telegraph (A shares, 201. paid), 22 ; ditto, B (101. paid), 10Z; Hudson's Bay stock, 220; Price'. Patent Candle Company, 25!. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca. The English stock market is firmer to-day, but business is very restricted, owing to the transfer books of several descriptions of securities being now shut for the dividend,including Rank Stock, Reduced Threes, Long Annuities, South Sea Annuities, and India Stock. Consols are steady at 991 ta for money, and 991 for the 13th April. The settlement of the account has pasmd off quietly. No announce-• meat has been made as to the result of the weekly board meeting at the Bank to-day. There have been transactions in the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents... at 1031 to f, ; and in the June Exchequer Bills, at Bs. to 13s. prem. Foreign stocks are also firm, with a quiet business. Mexican,Granadian,andTurkisb show an upward ten dency. Turkish Scrip mark 2 prem. ; Peruvian Scrip, 5 prem.; Mexican Bonds, 251 to ; Equador, 51 . to ; Granada Active, 22t ; Greek; 84 to t ; SpanTh Old Threes, 481; ditto Deferred, 24; the Commit-' tee's Certificates, 71 per cent. ; Russaian Fives, 1181 to 1 ex div. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. FARMi cx 9 i rot lg.,. I Opining —.l - 3 per Ceuta. 41 per Cents., 1825 Is per Cents., 1852 104 30 4 per Cents. Esoliange on Lerni(l: al ABM, 25 74; 94 days, 24 ' 9O. &hese. , OarC6ll4o dew • Batik* Banta — Do. 4i Do. 2B Piedmont 5 p.Ct 99 23 I Treasury Bonds ... 1131 961 Bank Mama 1730 ... P. 4119, Mitlloll 8.-St. Germain, • Vermillee (rig ht tank), —; ditto (left bank). —• Paris and ()deans, 1,0 8; Paris and Boon, 1,071 2S; Roueii and Barre, 523 ; Marseilles sad &Aro% (Concerted , , —; Strasbourg and Bale, 58023; N stMirs. 901 25 ; Pen. and .ltra.lauurg, 835 ; Puri. and Lyons. 931 SO; Lyons and Mediterranean, 787 .50 ; Montanan and Troyes,. 292 SO. Otiest, 755; Bleams and M. Disler to Gray, 340; Pert and Cherbourg, 827 30; Non and Besancon, 560; Midi, 832 SO; Dieppe and Fee 345 Andrerteux and Boman, —• Centre & 11.17 • Paris anti gotaux, 190 ; Bordeaux and Dot e, 275 ; Central Balm, 487 50. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SIIGAR.—This article has • steady appearance, but the amount of business done has not been large. The public sales were but two end unimportant, 2,300 hags Bahia, and the bulk was bought in; 2,800 loaves of Belgian re fined were also offered, more or less damaged, and sold 465. 6d. to 475., which were considered full prices. Our re fined market is firm ; grocery lumps, low to fine, 451. to to 475. 6d. Comas.—There has not been • public sale to-day, and the private contract market is inactive. TLC—The demand continues good, particularly for me dium Congou, but common Congou has been enquired fir this morning.. and Brandy are quoted dull of sale. Corrom.—No sales of importance to-day. la other articles no material alteration, but markets ge. orally are inactire to-day. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market remains without alteration at yesterday's - quotations, viz.: Town Tallow, 435. 3d., nett euh ; Peters burgh Y.C. on the spot, 445. to 448. 3d. ; March and April, 434. 94. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 444. 3d. to 416.6 d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. --- - Mr. E. J. Davis reports the tradelheavy. The following are the priets:—Prime meadow Hay. 85s. to 92a. 62. ; infe rior, 725. to 80s. ; Rowen, 45e. to 555. ; Clover, 9.55. to 100 s.; second cut, Ns. to 90s. ; Straw, 30s. to 345. CET sixersic 'MIGRATE.) LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, 10.30 A m. Wind S.S.W., moderate, and raining. Arrived.—Vergo, from Smyrna; Palermo, from ' Alexandria; Thomas Mellor, from Pernambuco; Britannia, from Ceara; Australia, from Calcutta; John Bull, from Bombay; Alceste, from Singapore; Johnston, from Demerara; Richar d Battersby, from Bombay. Off the Port.—Allerton, from Mauritins ; John Cumming, from Philadelphia; Charles Robertson, and Devonport, from New Orleans. QUEENSTOWN, MARCU 8. Wind N.W. to W., moderate. Arrived.—Emma Graham, from Paraiba: Rodo canachi, Celesta, and Jemima, from Odessa ; Wear, and Hellespont, from Galatz ; Erik, George and Mary Niclot, and Jarlem, from Constantinople ; Nuova Albano, from Malta; Soloe, front Marseilles; Byron, from Buenos Ayres ; Canopus, from Mau ritius. Off.—Hollywood, from Matanzas for Liverpool. Sailed.—Courier, for Bremen ; Sarah, for New York ; New Bottle and Village Girl, for London. Tff E FORGED ORDER ON SIR BZNJAMZN HPy woon AND Co.—The young man charged wi* forging an order on Sir Benjamin Heywood and Co., bankers, Man chester, for MIX, formerly a clerk in their employ, who was remanded by the magistrates yesterday week, was again brought up yesterday. Mr. Cobbett then stated for the prosecution that the ewe would be abandoned unless the magistrates insisted on their proceeding. They could carry the case very little further by direct evidence, and the instrument called a confesion consisted of disclosures mad* to Mr. Wright, probably on the understanding they would not be given to the prosecution; and Hey woods did not wish to use them. The magistrates said it was a cue not for them to decide : if evidence was not given they must discharge the prisoner. lie was accordingly discharged. THE ROBBERY OF MD. HOWARD.—The rob b ery of Mr. Howard, jeweller , Mancheatt e, has excited nniel sympathy, and a number of gentlemen are coming forward to open a public subscription to reimburse him. Mr. Howard has; been plundered four different times within the last 12 or 14 years; on three of these occasions by en tering his shop either in the night or day. He is a working jeweller, with a stock which, if not large, has always nt trieteil much attention for the taste with which it wts selected ; but his misfortunes would have dispirited and 'woken down many a man of larger capital, bat with less industry and perseverance. RAILWAY SAFETY.—To put an end to the numer ous accidents on railways, which are frequently caused t.y the breaking of the springs of the carriages and engine., 'he Austrian Minister of Commerce, is order to induce the railway officials to examine strictly the state of the sprier, has announced a pecuniary reward every time they peirt out to the administration a spring which is in*. bad !LAD'. as so 1 at to 1 Boss It 15 o I I°l o I I loi . eo ° 104 . 90 -•-• ••• ii , 04 I a I 1111 ll I St. lico II 1 111 fe I Ii• mil s, 1 rt.l 12 1 11 911 zd Si SS; as 11 ~, N zal II 10 i i 1111 at II ad $1 as