The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-02 00:00:00

'II. .is-~1.~~.. 7 iAt • / 1 . - /I~i~ t~ 4 mss/ t bt dit t r Na 2.038-] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1853. (THREEPENCE. raUSTRALIA and the COLONIES.-1,164 sod doable 1100111110.—C1100610Vd PAMT Inufrofi PtLT bp Nth lompainsoo ft ran, now, id fr aid boa we Os ed by a Ins mod osbnin osmium a a y doom: woo had Os dobsw togind to olio; ow to bid as will, mat lati•ity by ritci OMR PINNY ma surame poor. al ert pets *w . f . ( stets 0, Pan on payee Nowsofi par own. of tool.—r• and anow ouida on by pout ow yid sir r ammo aid z. Dow6Ayk.Hlll.l., LONDON. ono do away I MP kmLOO Int aod 1140D0a4 OM ion is amp war owl Wag p to ersalise tai tampaYibits. LADIES el DELICATE COMPLEXION, who tem esprenre add vial% awl drip olaritm t al bi rid mu owns fear W oaaroollis os go SALTON. MO =kw braided pooprilima Ago so woe= rod indorse d die A 4. nwoor odawasis dbildworoolo.ruidia ad woo l ani_ ■ • flaralay sal Illwadar ogroinar to dr wir. ▪ ori • Memo edam io ea beads rid rim in Is appftilidOS r emir kw rid avireornriod ore . a Oro bir mitre areilow ddr tow orosoid t y ="rholab. rd altraw it rid of 000loroo. firsikrab Sia @Win. Vito r goo is Igo lbe inlaid:ley oaf craft P. mad noon Os Oa elk wok r I pinart. Nos do. dd. mod la Al. for tools. Awls. • ...no weeds "IllewlsOe oa dio inogroy. wd govtulD sod 0011111. Ado irdsormatia. oa Or go. mes * wow, amid ro b brlr. Ord by roe r.d W Aires sod Perform. ASS utd COMFORT in SHAVING.—B. and it. cow wig' cAwrox STROP. se Quelhaewool mom ei t erpearr. readers err* ~ to theme Naha MIL The seedweeler • bum Uwe met olobell ow^ Ile. bit, gir • rlYaw wade Mel of peer lbws Illezplad le lo mem WM Ira bay meg I lave Webs* wed he • Yes trews nonwswis In aminnbil ant Mel Km he NIIIIII. i. r i e . . r. 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Id.ionimari Pam peens ea MN* O us iemi. the MILT SIMS Y et the Yee el the L ied Pim et Ilia ideses. reemeles free emigre* la I teeedeet mei rde d. eel el mil eall millet Win" whether seial r em la the eine ewe vine Otto amoral the maw of ti taw •—la the mei. teethed. ail Imperial ihassilar of I km* mils die varied leteeialleaad eamandel be lhemetlee =Cite. lailery. sad Moastair eileles awe deli/ 1/111hleeLthes al elm gaper -113 Win the se belie the sale piper siiihelebilMe dew mini* he Its Memo rentarillefaisurkelowe by taw m h ash= at elms Ma the yaw lON ea the halm Wades Bleengereak by I ell be tea tbat Ude yam (the yeasset bpseee this peel hal la tat pre bales 1.1 Wes dirt ampelleele : IniablisbaL Maw lowee. 0 .-- - EZ Brame eta........-- MI —......._ may agIWS. The elealmeel .. melaiiwweee . of tlde ll atei —. eplides wassift alarawal by a eadminer, I w the • Me lbw ' is the yeomen el all ea Imam mob( pare. Pram Ihe Int it aa tur tm eleamil me allleuellume—eepe. Yet Illeniba wide le Is deeely the - g1 i d ,..,- 4 -2 , —; a...... gbh th• mood with blibmt titsresegaleed - rem and th the lamest mist at aleolleeseees— seat to eft • Uses '—obtalatet by say tobra Mil yaw. fle FOY' mere tb ra mesionale tet with la weemearelal To be teelerel el lloskeeller at lantaina la the klapieia ;or at 11,0111.4 lb, 111444trert. LIN& pCULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS Ila. 0.. ....d Original. is. soil 4 by poll: WILT TO LT, To r inlX. AND AVOID. U. LWTOIPI TO TOONO 1111111. is HOW TO U LITT. xv. SOUL AND lIITITCAL MOWER Or Llll. __ ARLOW'S NEW IN- MIRED SW-ACTING MHOS h. i i,..., -, 11. mums No Vstri-rio i! Provosts ale. bon, older, or odor ligroin . Istsk.- from or seid se elbstsally 1 ; ._ A thst Ur NA WWI bo drawn ooped as 1 1 ... i , vs) .J 1! I -------- - -------- ' _ .1.1101 —.....,-= . .; -or I", .1 % i, I ri• am; worreated to ropy its w a rn , . No ear it do; prise Os 1141.; il ko.. to. 4. I 1 n ibs= tot sliory, ,nu it. alba Wbsig av lte g try Z i g= tbr rep 1r Sogmblob boo blobs: I I=olttabilbei l lt to Si am Ito is of IN* i Willa Os up West Z I aloe um Mr as asetr. :ice MASLOW. 1= 1 :11= Mess. limirairm. rye mar Ibilt Nramlttirms. Nor. ON NEOAX. D I INAIIII, vs. I= Lamm. Of 11/11/1•01 LIM via. DIMS= or WWI& 22111212 rasulamansarrazoit, 122114211. rd. sad I. MUM. NMri 0007C11 ML yob. Is. amd. insonass; an. GOLD WATER COIL Ok=1111d; Onrisido. 147, Ploodebest Nosa, add dB bodoem of 11. Oduiridl. ILA. NI, =r e f INDEldidel, yds mod be onordlididdir lion Id d 2 la, A IIITER FROM MAZZINL At the present lament the following letter hum Menial will be reed with peculiar interest. It af kede—ee will be seen—the history of the Kossuth Aonadoe, which has given riae to so much die- TO TON IDITOI OSP WI 3111144. have no opportunity, from the place where I an of reading papers or receiving correct infor med= ; bat a report teaches me of Louis Koesuth long publicly _protested on account of the procla mation to the Hungarians which appeared during the lest ianneetionary attempt at Milan. The original of the proelamatioo, signed by L. Una la his own handwriting, is in my hands. It was ant to me by laseath on my own request, 6 11111._the bet meths d his sojourn at Kutayab, purpose of Wag published in the rstreetei ere don isammeat in Italy. It was irw emirellerde ifi A r z af the predigestion was, at the time, by me in tie heeds of the Central Internal Direction doer National Party is Italy, so that , in was I oloald be prows Mal thisiegh death, or any alhe moes, frees jades the mememet, and Has ty Emil be kr st the time, adesument of alliance extremely important to the noon 11 ow oedema oases should not be last. alien was dead spem by henna 1111 412111 men, 11011 Nib which nobody wlaa was ensues& hi the whims has a right to loom, a very lbw days Mee thew appointed, the Directing lateral Committee theepht that they were entitled to print it. They ea print it in an Italian town. The date of Morwaty was inserted ; lad two paragraphs indicating, I think, the more re mate date, were omitted. I wrote, I think, on the 9th, these particulars to Kossuth : I wrote them regretting, but, I must can- M 7, not disapproving. People who are going to ink their own holes for their own country's liberty are not amenable by strictly punctilious rules of lama' times The proclamation was written with oat reference to time : its intention was evident ; it was to prevent a collision between men whose cause, and duty are one. The Italians alone send Ds judge of the moment ; an d w i t h ou t th a t th e trinag of the proclamation would have no sense. rir, Mom& the moment bad come ; t h ey believed 4 memos, and they availed themselves of it. _About the attempt itself, I do not feel myself at mwniYo for a short w hil e , to spea k . G ent l emen boss only soft occupation is to write criticism on IliMgs they know the least of—whose only doctrine o tie ere eietii—aud who devise quietly from a free land, from the safe blessed family fireside, on the wrong, plans, and remedies of a nation given up by Europe to say foreign invader who will choose to imprimis, to sans, to plunder, to bang them, may prove vary severe to us. Kossuth, who fully knows bow • single rash or betraying act of a single man can semmor defeat the best scheme, and compel a whole petty to adjourn the fulfilment of their most sewed bit" Might to be the last to throw the stone, Mime doe time for information has elapsed, at well s/man and determined, though momentarily con quered friends. I am, sir, respectfully your', JOSEPH MAZZINL TRIAL OF OERVINUS. The two processes against Professor Oervinus have just been brought before the courts of Baden. The appeal of the Professor against the confiscation of his book, "Introduction to the History of the Nineteenth Century," was heard by the Hofyericht at Mannheim, an the 20th ult., and rejected, Gervinus being con demned in the costs. On the 24th ult. the Professor was in person before the same court. The hall of unti e was crowded with professors and scholars Heidelberg, aad jurists who, notwith !taladlla dm were weather, Socked fram Wastes _ ••••••• 'INIPM/Il 71177cesch was occupied by Judge Woll and two assessors. Ciervinus sat within the bar, beside M. &Aron, his counsel _ After the customary formal questions had been put and answered, the indictment, of which we have be fore given an analysis, was read. The _public prose ' Fitter prayed the court to find the defendant guilty of inciting to high treason and hatred of constitutional monarchy, and sentence him to four months' solitary confinement. Besides the indictment the incrimi nated passages of the "Introduction" were read. At the request of the author other passages, the counter part of the first, were also read. The Public Proeserar Ma erred his me. M. Boris next rimmed tile NM an SIMI law sad facto of the ease. When ke had eseeleded his address, The Judge inquired whether the defendant wished to make any remark I Gerviaas Me rue and said : Re had neither the ability ate the reilimeina te add &eyrie. to the legal erasion et his brad, but maid mar • few remarks upon the ehsgs kir at is • sagely robed ?slat of view. It had lapposed le lie that re book eostrassed nothing oa whisk ea isdishaest odd he headed. That view might appear to Masan Toy h ed, motheless it was shared in by sere of the Maker Mgr author's in Germany. The irisiner emir to hha a 'dr et impossibility, if they wear slim him die tens, sod this he would row in • few plaia weeds. Its &arm Moo to strike that which was net within *sir rear, end that whisk they scald reach they would sedko moth harry them they laseeied. The trimmer, alskeusk it esolebed his aria& vine he reality sa aseemedea d Peovidere, se et her of Mosey which it wee not rest to samara and ressideate of tribunals to judge. The indisarat mare as diedirime boom the , area cooked la the bask itemplained of, and aml lorsair But the volume eon salystr @meals sad beeitemeats it had nom, end of error eel jitte my few. It me* to a close as mm se the rata day was arrived at. In the few wore NM re Ira" bib oboe wen bought before the nadir to emir him to Mrs perahle jadgmat amers lag it The few rider of the her were bo lero' ark tie INNS, which he brought agar* Ikea Puireildeas a phrases, were nalhary roil* ail te ih Me aim wes Mike wed. If the teesdadem eta ediedille pease *es esairard were iremers m ay was to tie's per ripares o ever rem et Mr la go mamer—that wee set of his ring, bat rear he to the emmat et rat radian whisk viatehod em the some OM Inalegesse I of the lama me. To Meek Rom kim wee array pleas air who. Ilk vice 111.7 40 :Y al deader thee ke tke per heft am p ages, raid net pet down ; tbarrere, he said, the ladielemt me an impos sibility. Bat, arid it be add that My attelbsd not M osey, bet the Warr, win might be rageeens la mew l imo se um mos (sad prep arse M arra of the teethe) whisk be diessmieeW did they thisk le direst re Mom seameien el resew, or perm eaprestres by ? The voles et bablery was as esetala to P le s t e r k ai l l ele erne et bray ease le SW. Ekasa was now one of Ike ewer geodes demands Mlle walla. Lt rem, if they pleased, Perm patrol empire weirs for tem porary ends ; they W asst She arras but BM treble, lad the same are mil meet likely be ambled by ether mesas. But this book weer pamphlet; ie sad wee I. MeV; its preliatiory studio had eraasted a lib. He had Musa it I. the tells mat of Ms Tendon et • rearm whisk he mid net new drams if he wt= wear am NM mid. They olgr rut him up hr her meth% hat ea the Mk ha mild be at week "pia. They mi de t4 toer a ramphleleer, bat they Gould sot stop • all biro the i t et a life. They osall him breed to make es skalds between his roars Ms aidiseird, whir be bed served with hamar, and bared yes se serve. ear a prOty, however, was set in the iatistioa et the green ems, ad this skewed still farrow how hiss woe the prier wWL it bad Mee up. " Lee mom take it Pl," old the liketrises dellniest, " if eside y ia tke ases= li ot dandies =reit I sem to ley so re as ight sew stria my of dorm it My greedier. ' lays dawn a law et hill rival devidement which is nei ther my property me my laventir, a law whisk the greater MOM et all these deemed rem his ma sheer odes of Gorr Mem ohm ;ISO pme ego It may appear searches litW mid esumea-puss to he et this Me of day what was said eo ersoMir point et het, this law, perceived hyAristotle, bas Italy twice boa taken up for purses of spliosdsa to events; the two persons who so to apply it wen MassineveUi and Hegel. I have now ventured to take up Aristotle's Idea, and have found it cosinned by the upstream of 2,000 years, and I And far ther that the eerie. of events which will give the °templets oonformatioa to this law is not yet socomplbhed. I eat like an astronomer, who from the kaown section of the raof a new plena, promos to calculate its entire course. t t a i l to the sage and skilful of my own profession, and sak them for criticise sail orreetios. I cast a glance towards posterity, and tress that, when the series of events shall be complete, it will judge my judgment. And now cones • lawyer, brief in hand, and thinks he has discovered a pamphleteer trying to make a revolution in the Grand Duchy of Baden or perhaps in the German Band. I hops I may be excused from deftadiag myself spines this c ha." Th rge e coot reserved its judgment, which wee to be sites this day, March 2. THE UNIVERSITY OF THE LORD ABERDEEN, Tommy. The Hight Hon. the Earl of Carlisle has been slowed Lord Ream of Mariachal Cone g. Mr. Dana was withdraws. Lord woo pre lord Golds bad a majority is all dm Nations. no total amber, Imo — For Lord Carlisle 185 Lord Mansfield .. • • .. 45 .. 140 NAVAL. ADKIIIALTT, MARCH I.—APPOlNTNEETB.—Lien tenants J. B. Elliott and J.H. Marryat, Kantor W. Staun ton, Burros J. F. Charlton, Pam/tater H. Hawley, As siatant.Sargeon J. B. Holman, Clerk W. J. Richards, ihroond-Master E. H. Hill, Mato B. J. Jenkins, Eastmain H. Odom', sad Carpenter H. Palmer; all to Photni4. (DT AL PCTIIIC LIVERPOOL, WiDNESDAY. 9.30 a.m. Wind N.W., fresh breeze. Arrived.—Duncan, from Calcutta; Vermont, from New Orleans; Atlantic steamer, from New York. Off the Port.—Gipsy, from Charleston, dismasted, in tow of a steamer. QUEENSTOWN, Fes. 28. Wind N,W., fresh breeze. Arrived.—Goardia and Judith, from Constanti nople; Eliza Leiahman and Emma, from Mauritius; Wind, from Braila; Balmari, ftom St. Michael's; Great Britain, from Callao. RAILWAY BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS. Yesterdav the standing orders were declared complied with in the following cum: London and North Western aad Bier&wall Railway. Llynyi Valley Railway. SILARE LIST& Tumour Branum. There is a deficiency of business in the railway market, but the general feeling to-clay was betters and most of the leading stooks ruled higher. The improvement was chiefly perceptible in Great North ern, Greet Western, York and North Midland, and Caledonian. Leeds Northern and Newmarkets were also better. After three o'clock prices were a shade flatter. French shares were rather flatter during the earlier part of the day, but higher in the afternoon, owing to improved quotations from Paris. THIS DAY.—Two The railway market to-day is Sat, sales prepon derating. Aberdeen, Caledonian, Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, London and North- Western, and other stocks, are lower, and the general appearancetr o"h• ern sta ar i l e re th i : exception, dri being rather tr 4 h lre;ch shame are decidedly higher. INIANNII AND tromp i!b°!du* - - Ds. do. do. 301.... 104.4 !Mg sod laMar too ( -- I _ & all Mow Iffid all a - Oxtail Briadsa :l7 43 . Dellyinal Eftr e r juisiha — Paa, --- aa II Ike Magma --- L - Farsi - ut - i - ii. ) .. ... Siment Oaks, Oar A.. r.F.7:% au. Mral Immeire IL as Iva. allow r;Lia MIMS* ad elmenw . I IMO IN 'N dmen. A. •... lbw% 11. Nook.. 1.111W216.11W414(111161 so 14 $0 7 . Web Ikea arienT : Utattarmt ine Osellels . DaWok . v . ~eiir:•lr De. Mr I De. Wag eislaitiake LW, 111•Oses Losammill arineell . 108+%.6.111Didini DS. 00•04 Weiler De.lll4l4l6,lll.sedlL(C Una. angliahilier Do., Ste !5a4 0 4. 4 * , * C 141,00 41"uw ; 1; MILL West. (In) C) 1 Thr.= akrebra tealli• - II lk„ _7 . 4 Newry eel Laaireo.lon... 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Oft po r dm i sad Li ILL. is Di Liiked isellimilikierm pm (bised Lit.Oin al PremsalltWyr• Lai. L6ll.lllaLblies.lM U 4; rdsy op p.n. II IN Li 74 ad soi 1 al 1113 •1 I " i " 11111 le zd I 91 80§ 11 ad 77/ I zd or& os. abieseutAioc ... Si fiA a IN i le ish Ct.pa. 111 xi NI Ba 118 a 111 ad MUDO ni is DUI, s * Ilmund prod le Oast 1•111.111111111.0. &bed & Rutile 4 pet Ct. Mednibe Sig Anew owl Rdieboad 1111. I Os* ail asks umiak iAttra: a11.7.1M1i11 q Do - 71437.jrpair — ii ve.-- 3 t I On de. (11. ITs.l T par Ct. I pm 1 emt.C.11.0.11•4 p e.,1101 I pm M 4 Oitta do. Ss. I II pia ~ O 40. Sow II par Cast Stctk 14 11 4 ad 0 I 1681.1h106.11eri pi p.Ct 111 Is I Ildlabandb. and Benin, 34 pint a... a 111 100 Oran Illsedran II want ISS 1/17 id IN Da. Igor are. emir. le -1 donneila at lewd. pa , 11l 11$ id rig ..... 1 .„...,..........,L, vz , . 0... a.--- Ihn . tao t.illaannw a. =1 . HO Oinelland 41 par 3 Innnoldie Munn VAI IN 1 DOW II pir ant Sisk 1. Ns I Lauf' Brifik.Oar.llpard a. IN lAtlarasbased S par Ct. I • I lAs.lllllllWanOss.Mda 11 all lasdanisery a 0010r.410 114 all ,Laadaaile....o...--. :I II ad 106 14 100 102. 13:m1811 1Pu ti It_ pa :A De. Jsw tie 77.7 !alipme le Pa! ''" I Da.emovolud 46 per ot Do.WormyVolloy I poi INN INollbeddilro i 041444. Wanas iar iSpar . Om aa.d MOON S DNa ditto ditto Itiroloo.l4l.m.NovOsoi. Ihrowo.lt Chootot(Noe.W. NIL) For Coot.„ Do. per Ore ... lank Dooot II Ditto Sow .... Soo* &dm (Beading IMa) et SIM 4tLiart4l44444sret.Osor Ifti I isZ liagek — lir em:r.n z L ier . 7. IYertkX.Miwi 11l lif II 91 to/ 11/ i !vs IM 14/ rrth s t i s s s IN IN 'ls ii- i li pa 11l 11i 116 t 6 'I l Pk 16 17 zd Du i Pan 26 Me 61 71 r Me — pa 1111 111 id Pli $ i is r 111 If ad ~,~i IN IN IN IC? If IP j die pa .4”. 4% Pe P P iedbi L."' Ckiaaa lemaaaaasea Pd prim Ttaiaraar. MHO lIC taaralaa Agr4.... 150 111.71' I la.Bitt. aril lasA all 14 lj pa 117,115 11teUttv.LadAlia. all— 1110,000 I Sosttbkaaltiiivaa an II 1 3 T WOO 16 &Australian Laid TS levee 111, Van Dimia's last 1$ 10 JOINT STOCK BANKS. hil II TI II ii li Tonnes Zymase. There is no remarkable change to report in the British Mining share market, in which a steady busi ness has been done. In consequence of an improve ment in Tresavean mine, however, there hie been a brisk demand for the sh ares, which have bran done as high as 200, and close 180, buyers. The last plies previously quoted was 140. The gold mining shares were generally rather flat, but with no great change in primps. Apia Fria and Port Phillip were cheaper, the latter closing 1 6-18 I to 7-18 prem. Waller sh ares were decidedly worse, being quoted 11 to 21 prem., but, after the hours, attempts were made to get out of the shares at lower rates. When a " rig " of this kind begins to fithrough, the dealers usually make • point of letting the market down with great rapidity. Cobra shares were again better to-day, reaching 431.—The ncoodlicial closing quotations are : Peel River Land and Mineral, 7/ to prem. ; Nova Scotia Copper Mining, 2 to A prem.; Australasian Coal, #to 1 m.• Australian Consols, par to 1 ; • Antall, par to 1 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, par to prem. ; Melbourne Gold, 1 to 1 per share; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 1 die. to par; Lewis-hill Range, Ito 1 ; Golden Mountain, 1 to 1 die. ; Garnett and Man ley, per to prom. ; Monar par to / prem. ; L'Aigle d'Or, par to / prom.; La Pernvienne , 1 die. tot prem eGladbach Zine,ll to 21 prem. ; Portland Iron, to prem. ; Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, 11 to 2 prem. ; Jamaica Copper, 1 to 1 prem.; Bracilian Diamond and Gold, par to pram ; South Devon Consols, to 1 prem.; Minn Head, par to 1 prem.; Renmare, to prem. ; South Cork Copper, par tot prem.; Connemara, to 4 prem.; Carberry West, par to 1 prem. 10511011 LI 1: : z ee % 01MaIsita :M' 1 sed imam .. l i fp SBO 4 111•4101... ... .... 1 II 21/ lell• ... ... - 1: : Da. 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OrNsia 4 1 N Leman INN d mamma Nei 1 N Louis Cbriend 1 Royal ANNILNaNdoi aid Oslil G. 1 I Si Beath Australis 21 I Is Crake et Amtrak ..—. all ... ..... THIS DAY—Two o'CLowc. The gold mining shares are fiat to-day, and those descriptions that have hitherto borne the highest premiums are especially weaker. Colonial Gold have receded to 21 prem. ; Great Nugget Vein, to 21 pron. ; Port Philip, to 1/ prem. ; and Nouveau Monde, to 11 pron. Cobre shares are higher. Australian Agricultural ex Peel River, mark 112 to 116. South Australian Land have r eceded to M. Mass Burnam le. Nam Las Pad prase dose yeateday. to-day. POMO l Sass Ms ell 11 Pm 111 i 10.1010 I 000. 1 10 001 ow par Ipa M N ASI AN 1 11 deraeluks. 2 1 23 ~ 4/ = so McMillin 111.10 1 goomiba Fradkoid NAM lAu Useta....-- all larl pa I SWAN I Mask Austrians Odd all / psi 11 f IMO 30 &WA Ina .—... 111.11111 U ItrislLlap.(lo..atil.ps 241 4 4/ SAN 30 Do.Clooread Oa& .11 si t 11,000 10 LW IL Jeka Del Ss; LI 25 I S MAW 1 Canes% Oreak 4 pax 4No I i 0.110 0 000 oli!por ........ o , i 414 436 436 1 VINO II Colonial Geld .....-- I 3 $4 fa 46 34 040 0 444 l4l U 9711111 Bt. Carper Man 0 Itai all SS 71 ,111 15 Do. hat. 76 moat all 76 pm MSS@ 4 EastAwarall.ud:lopper all 11 al. MON t Great Nugget Vela. all $ 3pe 513 MAO 0 &moral all II I mile GPM Duly or Sadie all For i lim MON Groat Mom .... gl e I .— pea lardssalthallers. Gold arillell erasable Co all 1 I dia / IMMO 11104010 30,010 I Nodsolo.ooomo 9 111 Of 9119,0110 Mow deals 110,010 Illaram Neale 1110,41110 Pooooo._ --- I If If pa 11 / 40k00 goals armk..— all far 1 pas 111,100 30 Slualler Irea all 21 PUN /AP /0 *ICUs --” ISt 01 7/ 40 SIO I dutailka all Per 1 /1 1 1 11 4000 II /la Croft i 0,174 Wed Maxima ....—.—:.. all 1 7/ 75,000 Waller ............ an 11 1) pa 10*,000 0 Watt 0r;ea1i . ...... ..... all i IMMO I Walt Kaden& PO / yea 16 109.1199 1 dr ... d id I Ipa THR AUSTRALIAN.—DITONPORT, MARCH Royal Australian mail-steamer Australian, Captain Ho lum, was taken into dock at the Royal Dockyard on Sa turday evening, and the men of the establishment have been buy on her up to the present time. She required mural repairs In the engine -roost, and the caulking of her timbers in several plum. It is expected that she will go eat of dock this day at none. A trial trip will then_pro bably be made under the i • of Captain Lowe, R.N. After which abeiwill proceed on her:voyage. The Helles pont bound for the Cape and Australia, is now lying in Millbay. THE AUSTRALIAN OUTWARD CORRESPONDENCE., which hu arrived in London from the disabled mail packet at Plymouth, and which is to be forwarded on the 4th inst. via Singapore ! will be pet in wooden boxes, for the conve nience of sending them aerates the Egyptian desert. The foreign mail to be sent out of the General Post-office on the 4th of this month to be put on board the Alexandrian packet, will be the largest eves seat out of the country. It will contain a fortnight's correspondence for the Mediter ranean, India, and China, and two months' correspondence for Australia. --- ----- REPRESENTATION OF BLACKBURN. Mr. Eccles having been unseated, the information we be some weeks ago as to the probable new eandid a te will be found correct. Mr. W. Herlihy is spoken of confidently in the tory interest, and Lord Duncan and Mr. Flalden (son of the late Sir W. Fielders) are mentioned as likely to offer in the liberal interest $1 SS 111 111 and AI IS $ IN IN 1 41 le 2 3 11_ 1!!St lid Ilt Si ft St ft id 75 47 id 75. ISs pss Si St Si 63 jai Si 4 id 41 46 111 113 zd 107 IN ~ •2 7 3 92 92 97 II 14 pa Is 731 n 14 dis 14 I • V zd o il spi 1 1044 11 11194 111 I gi PR n N 1 :1"il 94 43 411 N I !144 43 db, 1 I II is ii ni .., .. 77 1 7 1 z 4 44 411 . Y •1 . : 9 :' die 3 K 67_ to al 47 4 4 dip 8 1 4 4 4 pa 4. 41 si IN IN N 64 II r/ Ii II 111 SO • 1• 11 U • SS U ll SO SOS SS ri ~ 111 1 • Se • 11 14 9: t: SI SI 14 4 /lb 21_ Jul ie rar7. N Ira 30 U 214 134 N $1 N N 101 100 id . 1 0 gli . 1011 10 ni ssi 111 I's al zse Uf 14 U I $& 1111 lell fi „ 111 114 11l 1111 i ilk as U 1011 114 -.r —dis w• • yeti milli it • lootlon tlaso today. Ili 13 tared 'sl [Rim I gli i Sy SO Moues damp to4s7. 14 r 7 lii pa 41 41i SS - i pa Ima If IS II le $ 111 p I I or di h r 1110NBY MARKET. TIIIISDAT EVIEfTWO. The English jtock market opened favourably, and was steadily supported during the greater part of the day, but closed rather weaker. Money continuei in demand in the Consul market, and commanding this afternoon 2$ to 3 par cent. In Lombard-street, also, money is tighter, and the minimum rate for dis mount is now fairly over 3 per cent. Indeed it would man that the diseount houses have not the same amount of funds in hand es of late, and that they are eonsequently compelled to charge higher rates. Under then circumstances, great attention is directed to the returns of the amount of securities held by the Bank of England, and apprehensions are still ex pand that the Bank directors will not be slow to take advantage of the upward tendency of the money market There was a sale to-day of 175,000 i. Con sols by one broker at 991 for time, which also assisted in checking the firmer tone of the morning. The reportedsettlement of the Austrian-Turkish question, however, lets the effect of imparting comparative steadiness to prices. The railway market was gene rally rather higher, but the princ i pal operations rest with the dealers, the present level of railway shares presenting les scope for . speculative action. The tendasey dim& shares is still upwards, this mar ket bit iniliestialiroppssaiL Thrower* again pashas or North sern to-day on account of the leading operators referred to yesterday. Consols ranged between 99/ and 991, and at the close were quoted 991 to 1 for money, and 991 to 11-16 for the 10th March. The oontango to April ruled at 3-16 to 1, showing a better sup ply of stook. The official business report embraces : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 99/ R e 1 ditto for account, 991, f. Three per Cmts. - doped, 1001,1,1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., I,i. Bank Stock, 227, 2271. South Sea Stock, 110. The June Exchequer Bills were done to-day at 175., 18e., 14a, and 12a. premium, the closing price being 12s. to 18s. prem. The advertised issue marks 61., Els., 10a, and ss. prem., and left off 9uoted Ss. to 10s. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 40s. prem. The general tone of the market for the floating debt was flat Foreign stocks were generally steady, but inac tive. Peruvian stocks maintain their late advance. Turkish scrip was not quite so good as yesterday, closing Ito 11 prem. There was a further ries in the price of the certificates issued by the Spaniels Bondholders' Committee, which reached 7/ per cent. on reports of some new loan arrangements being in progress, with a view to relieve the S pa nish Treasury of the burden of its floating debt. There certificates, my some re ports, are to be received at the rate of 10 per cent. on their nominal value. Should such an offer be made, it is to be hoped the holders of the certificates would ladies : ally reject any such wretched instal ment of their just claim, but, after our experience of Spanish want of faith, it is difficult to lee how any one can be so sanguine as to expect the Spanish gc vernment will be able to raise any more money in this market. Sales are thus marked : Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1852, 971. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99, 981 (exchange, 25f.). Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 841 ; ditto , per Cent., 1041, I, ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 99, 1, 99. Granada Deferred Bonds, 111. Mexican Three per Cents., 241. Peruvian Six per Cents., 107, 1,1061; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 631. Russian Five per Cents., 118 ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951, 94/. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, t ; the Committee's Certificates, 61, 71 per cent Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 1/ prem. Venezuela Deferred One per Cent, 164. The New Peruvian , Loan was quiet, and closed 4to 41 prem. The departure of the steamer Hellespont for Port Philip and Sydney has been delayed, so that letters j will be in time if posted in London to-morrow (Wednesday) evening. Monday next, the 7th March, is appointed settling day for the second issue of shares of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company, and for the mini , mum 7 per cent preference shares of the North Bri tish Australasian Loan and Investment Company. Both descriptions of shares are to be marked. The committee have also decided that the shares of the Railway Passengers' Assurance Company, and the , debenture shares of the Norfolk Railway Company, shall be officially marked. The President of the India Board received this morning a deputation of the directors of the Upper India Railway Company, consisting of Sir John Campbell, ILC.H.; 8. Morton Peto, Esq., M.P. ; W. P. Andrew, Esq., H.E.LC.S.; Harry Borra , dells, Esq., H.E.1.C.b., and Thomas Williams, Esq. The deputation was accompanied by Sir; Thomas Herbert Maddock, M.P.; the Hon. John Edmuud Elliot, M.P. ; Robert &ephenson, Esq., M.P. ; G. P. Bidder, Esq., and Samuel Laing, Esq., M.P. Tho importance of the line, and the desirability of having its construction at once pr seeded with, were strongly urged, especially by Sir Herbert Maddock, upon the attention of the right hon. gentleman, who in reply took the opportunity of enuring the depu tation that the government were fully alive to the importance of the subject; but, owing to the late government having made a reference to the Gover nor-General of India upon the subject, no formal decision can be come to until the result of that reference shall have been received by the home authorities. Sir Charles Wood at the same time mentioned that this communication might be shortly expected, and that ho hoped a decision would be speedily come to. The deputation then retired, per fectly satisfied _with the result of the interview. Lieut.-General Macleod, late Chief Engineer of Bengal, was unavoidably prevented from accompany ing the deputation. The following calls have just been made, viz.:— cell of 31. per share on the shares of the Madras Railway Company, payable by the 28th March ; a call of 50fr. (2L) per share on the shares of the Lyons and Mediterranean Railway Company, less the interest of 3fr. 50c., payable by the Ist of April; and a call of 21. 10s. per share on the new shares, issued in 1851, of the South Australian Company, payable on the 24th March. The demand for Australian Bank shares continued to-day, these securities being largely taken up by such of the public as are unwilling to risk the uncer tainties of mining enterprise. The extraordinary advance in the value of the old Australian banks during the last few months has evideatly directed attention to the establish ments recently formed. The shares of the Bank of Australasia rose about 81. per share to-day, closing 95 to 97; and Union Bank of Australia, 41., leaving off 78 to 80. Bank of Asia shares closed 1 to 1 prem.; London Bank of Australia and India, to 1 prem. ; North British Australasian Land, 21 to prem. ; Scottish Australian Investment, 21 to prem. There have also been inquiries for the shares of the Netherlands Land Enelosare Company, at 1 to ! premium, the report just issued . by the directors being favourably received. There ,have been dealings in the shares of the Oriental Bank at 541,1, 531, and 55, being a further rise ; Union Bank of London, 171; London Docks, 129 ; Crystal Palace (51. paid), ; General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 12; Netherlands Land Enclosure (21. paid), 21, ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 88, „88; Submarine Telegraph (11. paid), 1, 1. The settlement of the account in Aus tralian Agricultural shares was in progress. These shares are divided on the settling into " ex. the Pcel River shales," and Peel Rivers. The coatango on the latter was 1-18 to 1; and, on the former, 1 to 1. - - There wu scarce'? any alteration in the market for foreign exchanges to-day, except for Hamburg, on which there was a greater supply of bills, the rate ruling at 13.7; to 8. Vienna and Trieste, Frank fort, Leghorn, and Genoa were a trifle lower. The rates on Paris were unaltered. The quotatlone of stocks i;Amaterdam on Monday us thus reported by Mr. Iteuter's telegraphic ex tress:—Dutch Four per Cents., 96 7-16; ditto Two and-a-Half per Cents., 631. Spanish D e f erre d Th ree per Cents., 23 1 . Mexican New, 24 7-16. Portu guese New, 38k. The Spanish Committee's Cer tificates, 61. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic, 81 3-16. Spanish Old Three per Cents., foreign, 411. At Vienna, on Monday, the Five per Cent. Metallic, were quoted 941; and Exchange on London, 10.31. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoix. The English stock market to-day is flat, with very little business doing. Consols are quoted 991 to for money and the 10th March. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to f ; the Three-and. a-Quarter per Cents. 1031 to f ; Bank Stock, 228; India Stock, 266; Exchequer Bills, March, 18.. to 12s. prem. In the foreiga house the only feature is an im provement in Mexican and Spanish. Mexican Bonds mark 24 to 1 • Peruvian Six per Cents., 1061 ; Spanish Deferred Threes, 231 to 24; the Com mittee's Certificates, 7 to 71 per cent.; Swedish Loa., 11 die.; Greek Bonds, 6/ to 7; Buenos Ayrean, 62; Sardinian, 95. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The supplies of all descriptions of grain since Monday have been small, and the attenda nce was excee di ng l y lim. tea. The value of all descriptions of grain remain nominally the same as on Monday last. •111111 ALB LNTO LONDON FROM FEB. 20th to MARCO 2nd. Wheat Cira Roatisk. &cot.h. Ir Lk. Forme.. 2910 490 Bailey 3280 Nag 1340 Malt ..... ' 1010 I I 9190 I Flour, 2340 barrels end $9O sacks. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public sales have been few' and unimportant to-day, as frequently occurs on a Wednesday. Svc/AL—The market has a firm appearance. Comic.—About 1,000 bags of native Ceylon sold yester day on 'Change at 48s. 6d., and the market is firm at that price. TEA—The demand is limited, u the trade :are waiting for the recent arrivalabeing put on the market. COCHINEAL.—A small sale of Teneritiv sold at full prices, Es. 10d. to 4s. 3d. Corrox continues out of demand. 85.00.-700 chests of pearl were offered, and partly sold at 21s. to 22a. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market continues firm, at the annexed quo tations : Town Tallow, 435. 3d. nett cash.; Petersburg Y. C. on the root, 445. 6d. ; March and April, 445. 3d. ; Oct. to December (new), 440. Bd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is firm for all descriptions of Hops, and late rate. are fully maintained. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 19e. 63. ; Walls End Hama, 194.; Walls End Hettoa, 21s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 21s. ; Walls End Tees, 21s.—Ships at market, 90. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, Musa 1. 70. Mew. °poste, Memo. Lairwiti Oki& w 75 0000 MM, 00 CO 101 . 30 101 . 30 10300 f 108.13 per Cents. I so a 44 per 03 iga . , 1123 i ... Ila per Cents., 1852 Ine 15 i 4 1 er Cents., is Is I ... , 3 1 .61 Centa.New Loan ) i ... inebszige on Lesibn: . atniiitt. 23 II: 00'&41 . 1; 24' 20: - Bedidsnrt.lB.o Mossy ' Naples Rents — dewy. ow - 4 Do. 1930 «....... ... I 5 p.Ct 97 • Maeda ... «. L III. r. 1552 — Treasury Bank Shun MO .. Pawns, Maacn 1.-Bt. Germain, 1,626 ; Versailles (right Inea), • ditto tlett bank), 310; Perim and Ork ans, 1,045 ; Paris and . Ronan. 1,050 ; Rosen and Were, 497 50 ; Marsed.se end Ananon (Coovortedl, • Strasbourg and Bale, SO; Northam. $9O; Pads and 9474.b0u5g. 1115; Pori, and Lyons. 911 73; Lyon. and Mediterranean. ; Montanan and Trans. 375 ; Ones; 750; Bleent• and Bt. Meier to Gray, 635: rants and Cherbourg, 119 1 3 ; ; Dijon and Beranam, 550; KIM, 591 75 ; Dieppe and Peenen. 317 30 ; Andreeinn and Bowline, —; Centre of Italy, • Part. and Bonus, 130 ; Bordeaux and Tone, 215 ; Cansal homy 49e. VIENNA, FEB. 26.—Fire per Cent. Metalliques, 901. New Loan (Series A),—; (Series B), 1061; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 82. Bank Shares, 1340. exchange on London, 11.4. BERLIN, FEB. 26.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 102! ; ditto (1852), 1021 • National Debt, 921; Com mercial Marine Soc iety's: Premium, 148 j; Bank Shares, 1091. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COVIIT.—Baron Lou. Om., loam CAMPDZIL AND Mu. Juirrics limas. Tim MORRIS at DROWNING IN TEN RIG/INT'll CANAL. Upon the application of Mr. Parry, who was counsel for I die prisoner, the trial of Thomas Mackin for murder was postponed to the next session. William Henry Hoag, 65, clerk, Thomas Wyatt, 35, clerk, and Charles Hildebrent, 69, carver, were indicted for feloniously forging and uttering a deed, purporting to be an assignment of a judgment debt, with intent to defraud. Mr. Ballantine and Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted; Mr. Parry and Mr. Ribton defended the prisoners. At the commencement of the case Mr. Ballantine con meted to a verdict of not guilty being taken for Hildebrent, and that prisoner was called, in the course of the case, as a witness for the prosecution. The circumstances of the case were somewhat remarkable. It appeared that in 1846 the prisoner King managed the business of a Mr. Lewis, an attorney, in Barnard's-inn, Holborn, and Wyatt was also engaged as a clerk in the same office, and an July, 1846, the prosecutor of the indictment, who is an at torney named Lee, being at the office had some conversa tion withLio‘upon the subject of the sale of the assignment of ajudgeont that had been obtained against Lord George Letts* ne= to over 6001. It appeared that tee obtained in 1842, and that shortly after -7=11.111 Owns took the benefit of the Insolvent Act, INS Ike wham/ King represented that from settlements and dub ha had asaa, he had reason to believe that a sum of 10,00 W. would be obtained, which would go to the benefit of Lord George's estate, and that there was every proba bility of a very handsome dividend being obtained. Upon these representations, Mr. Lee consented to become the graidsweVef the jndgen . oral, and agreed to pay 701. when the interest on the judgment should be assigned to him, and after some little delay a formal deed was drawn up, which a person named Francis Gibbons, who was repre sented as having the interest in the debt, and who was stated to be a carver and gilder, assigned all his interest to the prosecutor in consideration of his paying him the stun of 701., and the deed was delivered to the prosecutor by the prisoner King, apparently duly executed by Francis Gib bons. It appeared that nothing occurred until the latter end of last year, when, in consequence of some information received by the prosecutor, he made inquiries which had led to the discovery that there was no such person II Francis Gibbons to be found, and that consequently the signature to the deed was a forgery. llildebrent was called as a witness, and he said that happening accidentally to be at King's office in August, 1846, the prisoner asked him to sign the deed in question in the name of Francis Gibbons, and when he objected to do so he told him that it was only a matter of form, and that he need not be afraid that he would get him into trouble ; and upon this repre sentation he put his name to the deed in two plates, one for the execution of it, and the other acknowledging the receipt of the 701. The evidence against the prisoner Wyatt was that ho had engrossed the deed refereed to, and that he signed it as the attesting witness, and it also ap peared that, upon his being asked some question with regard to the assignment deed, his reply was " Oh, it's all bosh !" The counsel fur the prisoners contended that the evident, was not sufficient to justify a conviction, and that with re gard to Wyatt there was nothing to show that he had done anything more than appertained to his position:as a clerk in the office. lite jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty for both pri soners. REPRESENTATION OF CLITHEROE.—Riehard Fort, Esq., of Read Hall, Lancashire, late a director of the East Lancashire Railway, is spoken of as the new candidate in the liberal interest for the vacant seat for this borough. Mr. Fort was a candidate for North Lancashire at the late general election, against Mr. Wilson Patten, but withdrew at the last moment, on condition that the tory opponeLt of Mr. James Heywood was also withdrawn. Mr. Fort's tither (Mr. John Fort) was the representative of Clitheroe in the first reformed parliament. TUE SAILORS' STRIKE AT SOUTITAMPTON.—Seee rid of the seamen on strike at Southampton have givi n ia. They have applied to the Peninsular and Oriental Company for employment at their former wages, and have ob tained it. irs Ma so kr its me jolli rlll grk oos Jae & ii. 4; IN. II W 1