The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-10 00:00:00

I-./‘.... .' • ,u 1 *r;ii, - rafurr - 7T - '7 I 7.4.(P.T1F .aTi . r 0.4 re 5151 No. 1,706.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10. 1852. (THREEPENCE. A RSONS CREEK CONSOLIDATED C MININt.. COMPANY. lonorporowl la CMlllmido la 100. Cogilal (*.mob rile..4* b. 11.4 1)) tb uo. re althaulso Prrpriolors. sad Mho to to be .Ik4ted wits, pobts.,. la Sann el 61 amok, poribio gr•••'^"'" F.youlif Morrow, lots Fag , t. hassaata of Om L Elm old Comity Joist P conic haw, Iv*, 5, gliaftnobery-ermest, Pldiew ymrml t,,115 as, tr 4., 21, Preidorybery. Tome 11.1.5 L. E .1., I+, Mmsaat-weal. tome Ikemet. EA+, 15, Mks even, IraMailaslar. L.+, Mester of Nis larks sod (Vasty .lolat Rook AMIEWMAX INIMeRMA. (111!.•mllanee. 55 p. I No. w Ailtrd Norpn. Rmq NomAy Logioad. I Witham S. Moire, Coq. Jam. ►you, 8.. Amu , -dorm. tam 1141 a. Ind Co. DNA' map - Necer, N &toms, Hau er, , Meyer, 2, Nialholoil.lamr. mra.. _ _ THE ATTEMPT ON THE QUEEN OF SPAIN. (Rao the Deiht Irma) .14 4 attempt that has been made GREENWICH ELECTION. THIS DAY. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE FAST WEEK. RA IL WAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoca. The railway share market maintains yesterday's quotations, and there is • moderate business going on. In the French department transactions are still on a limited male. 'HARM AND aromas O,IOOIIIIANTILID. MAN' prim fleas today up sh.l NIL RAILWAYS. I Taitercar. Ile I p.. MONEY MARKET. " THIS DAY. , upon the Queen of Se•itt's life, is,--epart nom its base cnminality,--one of the most unfortunate events that mold have occurred to that unhappy . country. TIM 1111411111111 Mt were vacillating betwixt perse wmanee k constitutional forms and institutions, and an Imitation of Louis NAPOLEON'S resto *don of absolute power. The balance, indeed, already weighed in favour of absolutism. 'the Cortes had been prorogued, or rather its sittings prematurely suspended. When deputies or public am protested, they were immediately arrested, and busted in the style consecrated by the French prefect sot police, M. DE MterAs. And everything fore tokened a rump dYtat that was formally to dispense with constitutional government and establish an absolute sovereignty. It is needless to assert, and it would be impossible to describe, the perverse and monstrous folly . of such as set. In France, however great the crime and unwarrantable the mode of it, there was at least a reason. Lows NAPOLEON could have retained supreme power and• the emoluments attached to it, by no other means than by etamatitutioeal government Bet the Queen OE SPAIN is under no such necessity. Her throne was reared on the constitution. Her only erne friends are the constitutionalists. If the mo- immix o'cLoci. Stewart _ 1237 Chambers 389 Majority for Stewart —s9l TWILVII O'CLOCK. _ Mora the Ner‘lowt users..) BRITISH. Though se actual resales has takes /lass in primps, the tone of the wheat teeth his sertaisly hams awe subdued since oar lea That this bee bees sassed to seas imemenre by the weather dhow ests be se doubt, the grevelesee et wet having readies/ the atmosphere so damp, as seriously to affect the esothies of the wheat bum* forward; the natural ea ssaissee of whisk has bees so sswilliogsses es the pea et layers to tells mars dos they how smith he isessidaes ses Ode. rabbi We awned et a eheesilee selidela ts kat to ditherest view taken of the thews is what was pre The sensate hiss th e Pattie are of ash sees e setae as for ' elms tame pest i s.d in news pekoe love rake is paved thaw resoled within the lam eight or tea days ; and them who INN ssumutas sa to es hapertaat ries have I *mime the mos grounds the their opinion as before. The fsz i he areertheloes bases' greatly moderated, and the d• speculative eater into investments has deeid ly diseased. The check to the upward movement we are doped to regard as favourable, inasmuch as it will afford time kg Mis Mien, and perhaps be the means of preventing *hate Mm. That considerable risk must attach to mamma meth thrall at the rates whisk have lately be.. wisest ia ilia prialtpal Ceatimatal markets muss. we Wilkease etherl.N; MIR is is N 6 (apse bible that iph Itsdis Right have beau mat out, if the rise have had sestinated Paster. Thus fer the upward movement appears to have bees warranted by circumstances. The value of English Wheat, under the indigence of enor mous foreign importations, bee become unduly depressed; and it was therefore natural that, so soon es the supplies began to fall off, prices should recover. This being our impression, we see no reason to expect a lower range of quotations, if we could be certain that the imports from abroad would continue as moderate a. they have been the last month or two. Two o'CLoct. The Reform Bill proposed last night excites little interest, and affords no ground for speculation. The market is firm at the improvement, and throughout the morning the price of Consols has been from 961 to 1. The government broker is a purchaser. To day is the account day in this market, and the settle ment is going on favourably. For the 11th of March Consols are called 96i to Z. The transactions as officially quoted are: Three per Cent. Consols Annuities, 961, ; ditto for Account 11th March, 961. Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, 97Z, 1. Long Annuities, 7. South Sea Old Annui ties. 961. India Stock, 258. Bank Stock, 217. In the unfunded securities the transactions have been few, being chiefly sales of Exchequer Bills at late rates. The following is the official statement : Exchequer Bills of the several descriptions, 61s. prem. India Bonds, 1,0001. and under, 745. prem. In the foreign stock market there is little to be noticed. Business is rather more active than yester day, but prices are much the same, though Mexieans do not support the full prim they then reached. They are to-day about lower. The official state ment is as follows Brazilian Old Bonds, Five per Cents., small, 93; ditto New Bonds, 1829 and 1839, 931, .1. Equador Bonds, 4. Granada Bonds, Deferred, 61, Z. Mexican Bonds, 33 .321; ditto for ac;ount, 32% 32Z 321. Sardinian' Bonds, Five per Cent., 88, 87i: Spanish Actives, 23k ; ditto Five per Cent., 1844 21; ditto Passives, 5 ; ditto Old Three per Cents. for account, 401; ditto New Three per Cents. De ferred, 181. Venezuela Bonds Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 351. The amount of bills drawn by the lion. East India Company, from the 24th Januuary to the 7th day of Feb., 1832, both inclusive, was as under: Rate of Exchange. Amount. On Bengal, 2s. per rupee L93,416 0 0 _ Madras, Stewart ---- 1663 Chambers 7BB Myority for Stewart —B7s wiz O.CLOCII. -..-- —. Stewart 1689 Chambers 9ll Majority (or Stewart —976 1 30 P.Y.____ Anlsotlierf u ng.,..Basta Wt&ifelv. t 9t0urV.14,, ti 14 Ilarnowl Cm. It. Osriabill. Yew. Vogler e , "l thelennute tX llld Ibusiteleeet 111• TAIT Mr. 11• e ifsaatt. et 0 tIPANT - , Aiti1.41.11/00011/811. A• seam so the ea *bud bilk amyl., feeds the beefeet to the !...bil4ll* of the tbeideety. we te the doet M a the campeel'e Mikes, ohm slue detashet pesepoWeatee soey NOMeWL Stewart 1969 Chambers 948 Dlivority for Stewart —lo2o 0.1 It. IS 0 0 nb 0 MU 44 I Clamiir ra Bolyirri Dalai awl Mast ow.. Dosimii i =aed Abet - asis But AisgUsa (SDI:a awl kD) . DA. ISIS IL R.j ... Kamm Umiak A... nap Lt. a.) bo t ime I_l . And FAiti. U 66 131 13 lili 191 20 II db Ii si 151 191 i SPORTING. TATTERSALLI3-NIONDAT. a I I 17 To tar Pompton , of dr Cameo ilea; 001•11ibileld eibkte 64111~1., - I booby apply tor Aim of 11=7: ata”. tom, An, Ow% tar WWI d the respostes, sad nano to ageppt tr.- ear or por t loom orator ow may be alleged So ma, rad ison abe amooma tarred aad otos latairoL DAN tada dap re lavaly. la id. Naar . Maw sad /Adam IFYLDE arNiPLE-CILIAK. 1 bit at )Naga. (takes 3to apt ) Carr* (taken and eaaft. ost uniarom lITILEPLICIIABB. If to 1 off* Lama Leers 13 to 1 mat Ilarthelet. 19 to 1 Mtn.. II is 1 Melia* la to 1 ON* up l unworn, IUNO CCP. 8 t 3 1 sent The A Maio a Jerre.... (taboo). IlltillOPOLl IAN 11A N DICAP SO SO 1 MN 111 r. lament's Nareefoot (taken). CllEBl'Bll Cup. - I aiiiiirevise7, — :77 smog. ea; 4 i , 4 1., .. mil Mai. hostas Glialengli awl Olestrat &Naborgli, Parei.Duade• Oisryporis Ow& Woolen 0 10 ii ii 1114 1 51 14 14 35i SI BSI IN IS SO /to Th•rrearr• hare nrerierd lahnerahr reiterate : Tbo la to woof. P•at we hive awartted arA &mired the Oros et pia quoits net aeirrerall to a. by Nr. Witham. llama. se tto duet ea meal aro e w•aae.dd be bon, r bird lb. Caber Creek Mhos, Llintoriro, wit ha. brolly, I the foalwerisd welts :—Wslipt ot rook ;Its, 4. e. Ihlarta, whacks prodwred la 04 5.11.7.12 pa. sad Osslogord 174 mis of lbw diver. Tl.e rid wss ni oars% Miss Now the standar J. JOHNSON AND 11471111 WC, Moyers. Medan, 1037. 7s, Hotiosotordes. 1116 Compaq Sossr Issoopostol Is Orbianis brimmed tom the r, kl"7 'Sets"' is SA They an traaa• M& by drimmy fir tette to kola, r, few tree trabalbe Nampo IR COW tapper. IS to 1 sun Mr. S. Stsale,••eintuwar 20 to I Mr. Marbaaoh% hooey. 40 to I Mr. J. Osborne'. Merry Blid. 1,000 to 2I Gen. Anatia's Backbiter (t). 1,000 to 20 Mr. Petit. l's Ls Flatieh SO to 1 Mr. Corts's e out et Due ea Marne. dun 1,000 to IS Mr. Maerales The Hertot (t) 1,000) to IS Mr N. Pahl:pea Truth (I) I,oho to II Mr. Herselthies Vitas ,t) 2,000 to 23 Mr. E. K. Clerk's OW DAR Tinker Too little was done on this event to call for more than a quotation of the prices. DUST. DIL t •b•tessA.Dstaree.. 1)0. shares, 11.11pneCt. IlLneutb. and West. (Ire., Great Western Cardia . • Laaeaster .an .. ll' U' Oh I ie. U 20 10 be D°. Third. lamesshale as.% Torludirt - 7 6$ IN 7 y 7. &I 3 141 lb 41 7 04 9 zd 11. 11110 1 . 3 3 3 3 1. 11 *7 97 Id 7 . As to odd Mr. Nerd'. Hai Mei* (t 13 to 2) 13 to Lord lodged% Mimi 14 to J. MosiursOrille II to Le d = we eloordasse Is Lord M Mr. HAMMY(' I=lo Ovid (I) 33 to Lord 11224244ftW0 'MOM 21 to Duke et 111044.011 Homoloewid The favourite was bodied fir three or afar Modred pounds at 8 to 1 and 16 to 2, 7 hal being the extreme laying price at the close. In the earlier part of the shemoso, 23 to 1 was laid two or three times against Kiagslork amd 20 to I against Lapidist ; the latter, however, enbewqmently rising to 18 to 1, taken to 11,01. The other quotations were taken in the course of the day, but were currently offered at the close. IL Da iics7 10114 Unice Leeds Northern Lando% and Btreityrall Los., Briglitee.ai M. Cloom Load= Nerth-Waters Do. Do. do, g sham MOB Do. t 10 Insdogi k @oath-Western ise 4i x d Hsi Ls (ARSONS CREEK CONSOLIDATED MINING 00111.01 T. Nnoltie. Irvine been are are Illrootor, Obey bef to star lot Ike istorantra to 'lse pohl e. t 1 a by ibe oirrout tr... A... tior pro view- no von of the worm now to to Ite p. 14 until reprorprooto r to ills or err or fatly milk& and poor.. al Itte rod, raldrp, at, lad 11. we. Warted at tbictivik W Was rr.di. p..d over to tho Warr ootoray. Ur erre. U. Kliatbll7, &merry. Clireere. rek >v Mt Saw, and Mosica,l2l,6l.lnoolimb. De. Uwe Llael. ucioo On Oa B•sabay, 2s. Old. per rupee 2,603 2 6 31 I. 30 31_ 37 i 86f Ms 28 :4 £108,793 2 3 The tohl to be drawn in the next financial year is 3,500,000/. From the Mexican committee we have received the following: .. • . . _ 73711frel . .andb;ies Manna Great Wedern(l) Newport. Aborgavesay, Yd ilerefard Newry and Enniskillen . 7i $ 4ê 4 die IN i II rENTRAL AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINLNO 00 , 41..01T. 1611 1 4.0ra IFIKRTIIT UIVE Nt flirt that swiss ta this `^ew tI.I Arrvp. JOIIM alltraoPt, Ilse. pee M. U.Yrikatvia•laer, tab O. 1131. E ATIONAL ASSURANCE sod INVESTMENT Aeollle.lll 7. et tl•rmeo-ptole. Tratalrouicoore. Loa. lemohooter. ' May. Mt Amor‘o•oe imombiee S. •dy.etaele d Llio Aerer•••• fieet et aas mad ..It Inve4mot de Newt Me Sr is DWI NM pros:oar is eloo toolhorloot oo owl perpooliroo may be eblelsogoim MNIAfM el taw 11,4 oil,. el the Awmister„fir le the isrpsellis /pas emrigiest IN Voogd lielrkes. PET= 3101t12101 1 4 flat Dream Anyiedle. tor Arrade• el be nob le the Mares, Ilerretat BRITANNIA LIFE. ASSURANCE COMPANY, I. Prur.me-atiest , Saab. Lawton. " Ibtabb.bNll33: -I,ainnwrred by llpeelmiMt ei Priming. oy,yllbrb. CHILDREN*/ YNOUW mITBRANCH.j Teo emelt Lee tap a for etrelm. uwd w. ant hien , * the NOM 1p MUMS hi ea *sal eed termarrive meaner, a fund Mw tae rionnee mai adloriks of their rleldrers to a. to guard elteMt the dbYelllm mei &Mir We Is ertueb latem ere freyerritly left by the preirme deft* it Ikon us ohm My ere &pea Int. Ice Me poem al rests:me set of Tebbe la pospand, *Mai the Qes•teele KiVire of Prteelsei eebelnek ell aim for • Wm Meeememe et 'be omit st meet or frleed, see te be emisied valid ebb AeU twee omelets' if a boy) his tweet,- iretor Ole Or)) her %m ay efts yearn! ep. TAM Mee also brae prrpue4 Amin the ems far whieh each Asadelei my he ohs required so grit the Mlles out sells M. SITIPACTS moll MIMI& ..7111,1 iN - VadaT • UMW at the Melia(' Mira) eg awl oe • part • shall 0 ye .nestyear haertar.y ry.Mee aa Mt amity /My heads le am. rasa at the DINA at a Mbar er ?nem& ebil ie be pet i madl • Cbleil doll WO On. ra ... bat Teeweepellei year 1 Osset.sty Aso Is Premium elsa Clubs% wise— L ..a I II • I • 7 2 7 3 3 • • A s. d. 1 14 • 1 IS S 16 • I IS S 11 aserimiy Premium ben Qat,. age is llWit I S Mods. it s. O I IP II 851 111 • OI U • Of $ 7 I Tear. WNW *sift amid% arammallar maldi *a aim war Min Y ponsies) le ammaled. al ial it ibe ma siliblan Okar 41+r sauwassa Ow WOO w 1 A .r 7 Vales a Ammo y. I Gin's sic %Writ of , II U LIU 17 MD • 24 II If • • Is IN 7 0 n PG so s• s • • E. 1 FOSTER. 20110a0 20010001. Dim. Jac I. •Nuativ nasal% latmeam DODD. BROT s t a t= lo llo, u tilaricaeese oft. Itsw•Uses. velairion, beg to wher e an Impedes et diskeilmii• [T IMM et IST OILMAN MM. • I Maid Illeaboblit maim ri smut dogmas c.bana. Is= imp r mat Intil II L eedom. —4O. ESE and COMFORT in SHAVINO.—B. and a COW TAWS CANTON(TROP. sr QumMinimal Metes rearposir, rarkre sharing ray to the mem emir We. The NW** la ktr• that mad arbant teepee. Mt. Arras Sr "al .Sews MI6 ITIMI al par Ira km. art dad it hi tsars bur than arq Map I blear loud kr • has Gip to kr arrerlad sod C. ors K. .. To Mown IL era Ortr•• • 1......ra - }"... sivridnet,Larks," slier dr Nash ar,wreatM.SA, art if all remora, at de. GI., awl la U. arb.-00W VAN'S rwararty aireperei Brom. Patsllat ardor yartsally attariad to. PVIEWS SPERM CANDLES. 26. sad 2a. 2d. per Vb.. nowodo Wsz. 114 ; Potent Spew. 114 ; MIA ii: Spas, Is. Corms Wu, Is. ; Pb. Wu, 1. sr.; .Tll rut Wu. U. 44. sI,4WAIL ; woo In ; Caw 7.4., en. awl Pit ; Paola* SU. ; stissou Id., Iwo-7PL. Wow lolks, 40. mod se.. fraaribisa show OS.. I Sap •4•olbs, sail lb. pr 11$ ; IMO* M r • Wlsdeargao. le. ; Oruro Wingoor. In N. ; NEU ; Al& UGC. eatiagWsa,4allel. per lb.; Argarsktustalls,Qoui .r Cons 08. N. U. por . ulna ; Num Olt to. ; 111„ Id.; Sul. W.; Ist own. at 1.411111.11.411r0w111n0W WWI 113. W. Mattio's brogiritir tin worstrasf County Carl. RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STANDIN OZDIRIL FART ANGLIAN RAILIerAT. Yesterday, Lb* stand* orders were declared complied with in the mos of this cosepsay's bill for deviations and new lines of lawny sad weeks at Huntingdon, At. Ives,Wistieek, Lynn, and Ere Detekar, with power to uncertain lines mad works belesg- Inglo the Eastern Counties sad Norfolk Railways. EINZIIID.IDNT AND BIUNDNUNAK AND SNRIWIIICAT RAILW tire —The bill to authorise the ems iolidation into ose undertaking of these two companies com =with the standing orders. The bill seeks power to mu third of the united capital. Yeas.. AND I'ILI lIANNOCIII RAILWAY. The elesikag orders were declared not complied with for making Ilse from Pile-pier to Linda with branches. BILISNNIAD MAK TSCITIAN.—The bin for autbori• deg sksnitioss and addition I. the Docks, to 'viable the %noises to grant tertian peefereses bonds, and for other paipmes, pissed through standing olden. The estimated =is 407,0001. NT SOLID 811WAGI MANDAN COMPANY. —The bill kv Übe earerporatioa sad establishment of this company tYe eamplied. WALLA.P. V INPILD . Tbis vacuum for power to IMNINSIItI Nis and waterworks, at 7,6004, pained through the studios orders. The following bills oleo complied Imperial Peat and Pavanes Company (for extension of powers of Irish Peat compasy. alteration of elotneal , 7 4 acme, sad purchase and use of patents) ; Sunderland Wa ne -works (for better supplying Sunderland and South Shields with water) ; and Dudley Water-works. The eussiaing barristen, Messes. Smith and May, have now disposed of about 121 bills out of the total, 263, before the Mese this session. Tut BRAZILIAN Nuts—The Tay, which left llosiliaraptrin yesterday with the Basilian look out ihnit 311 passenger, specie to the valor of 40,0001. stadia& old HO Oast of gone, 10i) tows of which wets Preach sad Uafiasatal merthaadise. The Basilian mails from this esmstry inmate to maguitude every mouth. no Later sadist. sails alto income monthly, particularly them leaves Lisbon and Rio. Heavy hots have bees made that 14. Ty , Al th ough she leaves England two days after the Pa.& Rum Nav4stiosi Company's mail swam Qua, which leg Li nrpoel 0. Saturday, will reach RAo Arse, not wilbstaad ing that she has to call at a variety of porta, while we (bate will go diesel la the Entails as him way to the rod& narehy is to be absolute, the right to the throne is not ISABELLA'S, but belongs to the son of Dos CARLOS. In France Louts NsroLeos, they say, Batters the legitimists with the promise that he will establish absolutism, will not marry, will not make any one of l his family his heir, but will make over, by will and die-. position, the crown to the legitimist heir, keeping out the Oemois, and with them tho constitutional principle, as long as he lives. One can comprehend, however difficult it may be to credit, the gullibility of the French legitimists, who are won even by such a tale as this. But the Spanish legitimists are not so easily bamboozled. 'I hey would never consent to allow Queen ISABELLA and BRAVO MURILLO to reign, on any remote under standing of being made residuary legatees of the kingdom. Any assumption of absolute power by the Queen of SPAIN or her government will, therefore, not conciliate the real absolutists of Spain, whilst it will disgust and render permanently disaffected that large class of modtrados who arc still constitutional, and who comprise the more intelligent of the citizens and even of the army. Nothing could be more easy to Queen ISABELLA than constitutional government. The elections throughout Spain are managed in towns where the municipul spirit and liberties have been put down, the national guards disarmed, and the royal and mili tary authorities so dominant, that nothing can mist them. Take away the incubus of administrative in. teepee in Spain to-morrow, and there would no doubt be an cralludo Cortes. But there is not au exaitado in the Cortes. Every member of the Cortes is a moderate constitutionalist of exactly such principles and tendencies as the QUEEN herself would choose. All she has to do is to make fitting choice amongst the mem bers of the chambers to entrust the govern ment to, and let there be a fair distribution of and promotion, and no country in Europe hhuis to for tranquillity in Spain. But if a per verse, capricious, and disrespected individual like BRAVO kluatt.to gets possession of power, disgusts the majority of their moderate Cortes, and is unable to keep his hold of power constitutionally, nothing can be more easy than for the Que.EN to let go BRAVO MURILLO and take Bravo Any body Else. But, unfortunately, the easy work ing of the constitutional system is not understood in Spain. BRAVO MURILLO not being able to keep himself up in the Cortes, stretches oat his Making heed to the Qintex. He merely demands that, in order to his support, the constitutional government be done away with, the Cortes sent about their busi ness, and ho himself made another XIXENES, in all but tke virtue and the talent. The demand is not more preposterous than that of the lovers who asked for the annihilation of time and space. But however the court may have hitherto resisted the demand of absolutism put forward by BRAVO MURILLO, this recent criminal attempt will give great support and credence to all plans of what is called strengthening the government, or in other words, rendering it absolute. • That BRAVO MURILLO will not profit by the scheme of which be is the cat's paw, is plain enough. If an absolute government has to be restored in Spain, and not in favour of the Carlist Prince nobody but NARVAEZ can undertake the task. And a coup deka by such bands would be merely attaching the car of Queen ISABELLA to that of the BONAPARTES. This would be joining it to all that is most uncertain and ephemeral in Europe, and thereby sewing the seeds not of one but of a score of revolutiocs. The man who should do this in Spain would deserve to lose not one, but ten heads, if he possessed them,—so enormous is the fully, and so incredible the crime. But the political folly of men in the Peninsula certainly does exceed that of all other nations. AU this folly will, however, now be veiled with loyal indignation against the regicide,—and with anxiety for the QUEEN'S life. Whoever the exe crable assassia in the ecclesiastical garb may prove --a maniac probably—for no cause could be served by the assassination of a woman or a child—he will no doubt be pronounced to be a socialist in disguise, I and we shall have the thunders of the Elysie against those bugbears of the day re-echoed from Madrid, where the artisan class is rare, and socialism simply impossible. We shall, however, have the hydra do nounced there as everywhere else. And IssexuA or CHRISTINA may Satter themselves with the thought that by adopting the jargon of the great absolutist monarchies, they will have made an advance towards acquiring their sympathies and support. Their Majesties will find out their mistake. The courts of Russia and of Austria have a deep objection to any d ynasty _ of regime at Madrid that is dependent on France. TI e restoration of the Carlist branch can alone waist' , them. And if the Spanish constitutionalists give up the constitution, and grasp at absolutism for their own Quxem, they by the very act sanction and restore legitimacy, and render it inevitable. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. TAIUs. hat lit I ~OpeaSag 114 ...... NS II : For Amount. Higbee. Lowest.. Orin. 3 per Casa 3 per 114.1• 3 per Ceuta. New Idea 14 Is ••• ••• • • ler Irate. "' "' pet Craft. ll 75 ... it. .9: 10 _331 De. 23 . . .. I lA.. IsSo 1 1 54domeat p.. 42 4O Treesary be. 3, lest Psais Fon. 9.-Bt. Geneala, ; Venal/ los (right beak). $ 33 ; (MR beak). 134 73 ; P•454.ed (hisser, 1,130 ; Pane sed ▪ 06; lows sad Havre, 365; Wsnelllee sad Aeitsee.— 111nebeere sad.3El7l ; Cowe s 5 , 3 ; 15sulowes sad Amin, NG 73; Odor ied leed•ead, 433 13, Not erli„ SO 73; Paris and 4weebserg. 44, Purls mad Lyme, 675 ; Then sad Esides. dal • 281 swim W T 707615 .110; U•sppe sad Feeswp, 223 mum D, Fab. 4.—Three per Cents., 37-371 ; after Brim, 37a. New Three per Cents., 181; after Bobs, 181. Coupons, ; after Bolas, 9. Passives, 5; ; after Beim, 61. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 103 c. Exchange out London, 60.811. Bosun, Fab. 7.—Volont Loan, 1021; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), (18.50), 1011 ' • diet* (1852), 101 ; National Debt, 891; CommercialMarioo, —. Bank Shares, 981. VIENNA, Fab. 8. Fire per Cent. Metall/oft 941. New Loan (Series A), —; ditto (Serifs_ —. Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 841. Shares, 1,224. Exchange on London, 12.18. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report trade brisk, at the Id loons( spsotatioas :—Prime liesilew Hay, 72.. to 765. ; inferior, ifs. to 705.; Howes, SOL to 665. ; Clever, SOIL to Sic ; ossong sat, 705. to 765.; Mom, Ns. to 274. LOCAL SHARK MARKSTS. Ltenstroot., Fun. 9.—Our share market hes been more animated to-day, and a much better feeling pervades opera tions. A fair amount of buying orders have been received by the leading brokers, who have not, however, invested to any great extent. Quotations are all higher ; and the following are the transactions:—Caledonian, 161—Eastern I Counties (Peep. No. 2, guaranteed 6 per cent.), p.—Lan lcashire and Yorkshire, 631, I—Ditto (filth shares), 7 7-16 1 d.—Ditto (fifth 'hares, West Riding Union), 45/ d.—Lon den and North Western, 1171, 18—Ditto (new 1-shares), 3j, 1,1, p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 3 j p.—Manehester, Sher., and Lincoln, 31, 30/—Midland, 671, B—Shrewsbury and Hereford, 31 d.—South Rasters and Dover, 201—Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole, N. Div., 201—York and North Midland, 211, I—Duteh Moeda+, 4 7-16 d. MANCHRATRIL, Bus. 9.—There was • pretty good busi ness, and prices were maintained with firmness. Leeds Stock, 631 ; Midland, 671; South Eastern, 201 ; Caledo nian, 16j. BIRMINGHAM, Fin. 9.—This market was firmer to-day. Midlands were done at 671; Shropshire Unions at 31. 8.. 94. dis.; and South Stafford. at 11 dis. LIRDS, Fan. 9.—There was about an average amount of business done on 'Change this morning at Saturday's rates, at which the market was Arm. The closing sales were as follows :—Midland Stock, 671; Northern Counties Union, 31 dis. ; North Western Prefs , 14; West Riding Union., .5 dia.; Great Northern. (B.), 13!. 18s. 9d.; Leeds ortherns, 16 ; Emit Laneashues, 161 e. MINCING-LANE,TILLS DAY. Bowl—TM pals slims we Ong off briskly at ha proved prises, aid at &dream of 6d. was paid in some in stances by prints contract in tits West lidia market pre vious to the commeneeneement of the public sale. Low Madras from 255. to 275., showed an advance in public sale lof 1.. to is. ad but this is a speculative quslity, and much I sought after. itelined steady. Grocery lumps fair to fine 41s. to 48e. Corraz.—A considerable portion of the plantation Cey lon offered in public sale was bought; the part mold did not alter general quotations. Tae.—The trade are occupied with the samples of the public sales declared for to-marrow, and the market is in active. Itintoo.—The quarterly sale commenced to-day; the part sold showed a decline of about 2d. p.r lb. erten are steady ; no public sales to-day except Cochin Clinger, which sold from 266.13 d. to 34.. 6d. Corms. —This article remains arm. Hon.—This article has a firm appearance. In other articles no material alteration. LORD PALMERSTON AND THE BOROUGH OT TITER VON.—As several constituencies are contending for the is f being represented by the noble lord the late Secretary (or Foreign Affairs, we are enabled to state that his lordship intends to stand by Tiverton. Ile has ad dressed a letter to one of his constituents, in which he says that " He has had intimation from some large constituen cies that the leading persons among them would wish him I to be their representative at the next general election, bat his reply has invariably been that so long as his present constituents at Tiverton choose to have bun as • member be shall never wish to go elsewhere." The noble lord further expresses his feeling of pride at the con fidence which his Tiverton friends have fur so many years reposed in him, and adds, that so long as that confi&nce continues, he can assure them, that nothing will ever in duce him to accept any offer for any other place. It was imagined that his lordship would accept other offers, and this intelligence has greatly delighted his constituent s . The Conservatives were on the alert, and had named • man to represent them, but they have given him over to " some more convenient season." . SHEFFIELD, MONDAT.—A large public meeting of the inhabitants of Sheffield, convened by requisition; to the mayor, wee held on Monday noon. In the absence of the saarw, who had a previous engagement to meet a deputa tion of the Royal Agricultural Society. Councillor Alcock wee called to the chair. Councillor Ironoide, in a speech of mime length, moved the following resolution That Joshua Toulmin Smith, Esq., be invited to address the electors ofSheffield, in explanation of his political principles. with a view to nominating him u a candidate in the en suing election, if his principles should meet general ap proval." Mr. Ironside went at some length into the fitness of Mr. Smith to represent this town, and quoted Mr. Smith's opinions on political matters from his work on " Local Self-government." The motion was seconded by Councillor Booth. An interesting discussion arose as to inviting Mr. Vincent Moog with Mr. Smith, and Mr. Dickenson proposed that Mr. Vineent be also invited. This was seconded ; bat the Sealing of the meeting being I strongly opposed to this, the mover ultimately withdrew his proposition. The motion was carried with only four dissen tients. Councillor Sanderson moved, and Councillor Brit• min seconded the following proposition, which was carried unanimously : "That this meeting be adjourned to Monday next, Feb. 16th, at six o'clock, subject to the call of the mayor, on Mr. Smith's accepting the invitation."—Shefrield mayor Press. Tan REPREBEN'FATION OF SOUTH SHIELDS.—A Shields correspondent states that Mr. Wawa will retire from the representation of South Shields, whether at the end of the session or immediately will be known in a day or two. Sir Charles Napier is spoken of as the "coming man." He will be invited most likely. Mr. Ingham, Q.C., a former representative, has intimated to his fnenda, that if he is brought out it meet be se a free trader. The shipownen are speaking of Mr. Inmesly, Q.C., of the Ox ford circuit, u the protecticodet ondidate. A rumour that Mr. Hugh Taylor will not footsie Tpmemouth is contra ' dieted in the moat positive terms. NAVAL MOVEMENTS:MALTA. 2.—1 advised insy last, of the return of the Queen es pert, and also of the departure of three ships, supposed* be bo und to Corfu. They have since Imes seem with the bet outside, perform tog sundry evolistiess, sad the = l, :f their going to ' Corfu seems to be , from @coin ar rived on the 31st orlarolar Splash' sailed for W hom on Saturday. Sesorge, diem Leghorn, arrived ill s tL er J d a a n y ta . ary i r s a:, itass, Wi jsrinaln 17 .1 11 r; s: a the nnien• °return, merchant serew-Measser, althea bete treatjhayrse as Saturday last. She broke her &aft at Smyrna, and It took her twenty days to repair, or ell beet before she could get away. Lord de Blsguisre's y. the Aseerfee, lest from Gibraltar, wised this monks. eirlbeesM entegeelet, Titania, Mr. Stephenson owner, left perttallatnallsy he Mar seilles. We were yesterday visited by • trightfol gale from the N.E. It wea indeed awful. In the limbour two Turkish vessels, the Abler, from Tanis, inihallM, mad Saijan, from Monastier, with oil, wen wrecked. Tlis dog ship had four anchors down. Ths Omaha, eensw-stemer, had her fires lit all day in the great harbour, and the Terrible, steam frigate, in the Selma Creek. Seine vessels were dissamted, sad tome adandemed ; bat te4s7 all is eels. We have never agreed with those who anticipate a permanent improvement in the value of Wheat, being satisfied that with open ports the foreign grower will alvray, be able to undersell the English farmer, and that a high range of prices will only be felt in this country after a deficient harvest, when the knowledge of our wants will cause supplies to be withheld. Great Britain is fortunately not in that position at present: the last crop was unquestionably a full average, and we are not apprehensive of anything like scarcity even if the im portations from abroad should be comparatively small. Farmers may, and probably will, regulate their deliveries of wheat so as to obtain something like remuneratiug rates for what they have to dispose of, and as there is no prospect of any immediate increase iu the receipts from abroad, a healthy trade may be calculated on. Before long the wea ther and the appearance of the young wheat plant will begin to exercise some influence on the minds of both buyers and sellers; but, irrespective of the fluctuations which may be caused by circumstances of which nothing can at present be known, we see no cause to calculate on any very important alteration for some time to come. An interval of dry weather would now be very serviceable, u the period has arrived when the preparation of the land for spring sowing should be commenced: it would also assist to restore the wheat of last year's growth to condition, and thus increase its intrinsic value. Since the heavy rein of Wednesday and Thursday the barometer has risen, and the air has become drier. The arrivals of wheat from abroad, though small, have exceeded eapectation; altogether 7,023 qrs. have been re ceived at this port since the close of last week ; part of this supply is from Rostock and part from Holland. We have had very little country demand fur foreign wheat, and the local buyers have conducted their operations with consider. able caution; a few purchases of old, ex.granary, have however been made from time to time for mixing, and this retail kind of business has been at previous prices. The wheat lately arrived will have to bo landed, as the rates asked are considerably over the present value. The demand for wheat on passage has fallen off; a few cargoes of Egyp tian have, however, changed hands at about 30s. per qr., cost, freight, and insurance. In Polish Odessa wheat scarcely a bargain has been closed. The sale for town manufactured flour has been decidedly slow, but the neently enhanced terms have been well main tained. Fresh country marks have been in moderate re quest, and have brought quite as much money as previously. There has been less disposition to purchase American floor, but holders have remained tirm, and good brands have not been offered below 235. to 24.. per brl.; the arrivals from thence have amounted to 5,213 barrels. Barley of home-growth has come to hand rather t ringl and we hays received no as pliesfromstroll " P r ig titles bees fit efidl yew* mati Ate Few iota t fee* have set ready taken at the extreme terms of onday last; secondary descriptions of malting, as well u distilling and grinding samples, have moved of in retail quantities at similar terms to those pre viously current. The 'applies of malt have about kept pace with the de mand, and no quotable alteration has taken place in prices. The receipts of Oats have been on the same trifling scale as fur some weeks past; from our own coast only 1,846 qrs., from Scotland 1,150 qrs., from Ireland 2,441 qrs., and Irons abroad 2,171 qrs. having come to hand. Beans have excited little attention, and have not varied in value sines Monday. The inquiry for peas has been of quite a retail nature, but I we do nut lower quotations of this article. ludian corn afloat has been held firmly, but the demand ' has slackened, and the business actually dam has been un important. FOREIGN. . . _ The advice, from iheiroaircare of much the same character as before, but at some of the near Continental port the wheat trade has lost some of the activity by which it had been previously characterised. That an English demand is confidently calculated on by the par ties who have been buying at the late high rates cannot be questioned, and that quotations here will ultimately Mee once those on the other side is certain. Dinsig letters of the 2nd instant state that holders of wheat had Insisted on fully previous prices, but that purchasers had manifested lees disposition to continua their speculations, and that the business done had for some days been on a comparatively moderate reale • this is, however, not to be wondered at, when we caLider that equal to 475. had been asked for line high mined wheat of 621bs, and 50s. per quarter free on board in spring for superior 631 b.. Bug. Rye had rather needed in value, but at 395. 6d. to 394. per qr. for 66 to 6711 n. quality there had been a fair consumptive demand. Barley was equally high ; say for large, weighing 62 to 631b0, 315., and fur small, of 60 to 611bs. weight, 295. to 30s. per qr., freemi board. The accounts from Poised were of the tams nature as before, and the pretensions of holders in that quarter were en high as to preclude bus , ness. Rostock advice, of the 2nd February inform us that the high rates obtainable there fur Wheat had failed to draw large supplies from the farmers; and our correspondent states that no great increase was calculated on, as a large portion of the erop was finding its way into the interior of IPrumia, Ike. Since the previous met ru.eie , day further purchases hod been made, and the supplies having scarcely sullied to satisfy the demand, rather enhanced rates had been ob tained. Moderate:) , good qualities of Wheat were then quoted 425. to 425. Bd., and Barley 245. mgr. free on board in spring. The weather had continued mild and wet, which had prevented say improvement in the condition of new 00f11. Hamburg letters of Tuesday last stab that Om inclina tion to purchase wheat had slackened gime the previous post day, and that though MUM had morillinloil a disposi tion to facilitate business by walemiWmg to 1111111111411614 lower terms, comparatively few bargains had shined. There had been offers of 611 M. red wheat from the Lower Baltic ports at 4•25. 6d. to 43e. Ed., and of filf lbs. quality at 445. 6d. per qr. free on board in spring, without exciting mud' attention. The transactions in barley had been rather extensive, and for 63 lbs. to 64 lbs. Danish 265. 6d. to 265. per qr. flee on hoard had been paid. Feed oats, weigh ing 38 lbs. per bushel, from Jutland and Friesland, had been offered at 17s. &I. per qr. free on board. The accounts from Holland are of a Ism animated character this week, and at Rotterdam prime of Wheat receded Is., and those of rye 2a., per qr. on Monday. From Amsterdam we learn that some further purchases of Danzig wheat had been made there, for shipment to England, at very full terms, which, with a tolerably good local inquiry, had prevented any reaction taking plus an quota tions. Rye had been in fair request, partly for home use and partly for shipment to Germany ; the pries paid had been about equal to 325. per qr. free on hoard. From Paris and the northern French markets the adrices are on the whole firm, but the latest advices from Marseilles represent business as having become flat. In parcels on the spot very little appears to have been dose, and it wee thought that the nest arrivals of Polish Odessa would be procurable at 34e. to 36e. per qr. Flour of first quality wu quoted 305., and second 275. to 295. per sate. At Ancona about 20,000 qrs. of wheat appear to have been bought during the fortnight midis. 27th alt., at prices ranging from 31s. ed. to 33e per qr. Several meek bad been chartered at 44. 6d. to th. per qr. Is fall for Greet Britain. These purchases had caused a rim in prices, and 925. ed. to 335. per qr., free on board, was thsa asked for moderately good qualities. ACCIDENT Title MORNING AT Till BRICK-LANE Oct W06118.—(To the Editor of the Expresa.)—Air,—Te prevent much misapprehension that axis= about an acci dent that occurred here this morning, I beg to state that soon after nine o'clock • vessel connected with the purifiers sudenly gave way with a loud report, end the gee eseapieg caught ire, which was shortly extinguished, without toy series, except to the vessel in which the swains kit man was injured, and im mediately reamed ID tbe Ireepital. The operations of the webs ass ma idesn.lsm, sir, &e., A. H. STILL, selaftswessit.--Oes soy Iliek-lase, Feb. 10. 11W.New420::: orthers Onailes Ut iii.iiiiiiitiiii -- 'lonia Devon North Niatfuldwure::: :*: ... all LS IS 291 all North Westera__. . . North kSonttt Weet.Juee. Ualord, Wore., A: Wolter. .cottoh Crntral leettlot! Mulland Orem. St Ore A 4logymberyatHerefisrdoll. .btrlrsbary astl (Nr. W. Mis.) De Bahia . . D. 7i;i:4•7l* •.: . !i iW wekrnuer Tbaiiisflavagleekilatail Wilerbril sod Kama Morbid sal Yart.lbwoodsaborwto. 41?. wertiew I 5,70.7478. - Vere I rat mid North liallaime J14121_ L&ABLD at ►I wire 0Z..: to GO DiSbeisqhost • lan Omni to GrostMi af_TN.Tatv.. 1116 — alisotititiooTaTa; NM to Groot Wooten lashlotobaro.bire (lowa to Idootko& N. Vtioterai' *plods& Juntas. (loosal to Volodootas lootillsoottoll roar Sp.Cl.l (katott to Gt. Northoeu) Ikeaaeier & Duo ForrOj (ossod to Omit Winters I 1101100hy(LiortliMIlid, Da. Awe (ditto) ...I Do. (dato) .1!•°!'a ara,rd(lll4"agt Lonna mil 01118111.11Ch' (WWI illeoutls Penns; DIM 'paginate (dab)! LonalsgiOaar.MerCeat.l Ortharalkamilan porRI looded to itst.Codit Ditto ditto Now ProdradiWyr• (iota. LI Ditto sewn (A) DID Ittad.,Oulld., tad dig Disoad to Month ZAMA I demon and !Weida to Great Nortbeta I Do. lidepreth katm.(4ll o=l4 sttifordebire Y Mr. Wawa I Wear Valley, b p. (lowed to ateettonlaDar.l Wllle .1t &area (Ward , to Greet Waters I li 11 dY 7111 274 114 SHAMS. S lydY 14 17 5 1 5 n if ra Il i all Of St 14 lAs 14 144 1 11 dM Colodontas £lO C.bonter and liolybend Dundee, rerib, and Ab dew Junction ... ~6~RAe~6u(7LIW) Nomosauwities Kafir 5 we Ct No. MUD do. No. Do. Now 6 pot Ow& SOW low-Uolos.lhoup_ Ibbablagla, Pr% on Dowlos, 4 pw ONO - Great Nwhaonsi per (Am _ Otatialltertes(l)6 Laatirlikeitlfotts. Do. • pr Ont. Stack . Lorbp../Mb‘k,_ll;9?!"l. --- o ripr ss.O aWtNO~liisii.! luta. a a.liarro..al 140 143 x d .._ Nomley 6 gar 0i5t...1 LoodmilitWaHare New 163.11bakUus. 'mufti Dap . 116yOrders.11adiAp.eil Ii 1 141 1 3 1 1 I 1- Pa I 1 Ditto Preasene .'--- Do.Goarestesi se poet Norte With ... ... ". Oslord, er W SW oster. Wa . per 4 hroorii.ttillOOLDowOuor. &mos.& ChooNo(Dur.W Min. I It pa at... .. elottlh Deer York. N.. 1 BIM, tit.t4"rte of r Ditto Ditto Ti 4 1114 114 14 44 4411 le t PI " 156 IS 11 111 Iti IS sj I 111. r . osnw. ~• Caatrr‘ Trustee (Vienne) Oren Indio' Paha*la.. I ILWAYN. Ile 111 2 d 2 I WI 14 20 ou to I S ' i I De. (Itallway) 'Arta Ar t... - el 20 Ramos awe Leer 14 Noettsern of franca.. - II Orleans ..n.I ralleatut .. • rano sal Lyons It rens and Moors IR rams and 4traohoerg •o Sousa &al liana 31. Rumba and Mews 17 Tars and '.'last Floater. Si $ 21 64 lei 3 "4 1 1 1441 s 111 Ms 2 ai lei i Si COALS.-LONLION, Fan. 9.- CLOGS or Tin MAII.- arr. - Bate's West Hartley, 13..; Huddle's West Hartley, 13m. • Carr's Hartley, 13e. • Chester Main, 13e. 6d. ; Dean'.' Primrose, 12e. • iastinirs' Hartley, 13e. • Howard's West Hartley Nethe rton,' 13s. ; Newcastle Ilariley, 13s. ; North l'erey Hartley, 130. Tangeld Moor, 12s. 6d.; Tanfleld Moor Butes, 12s. b. • Wylam, 145.; Wells End Brown, 13s. 6d. ; Walls End tearton, 14a. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell, 14e. K. ; Walls End Walker, 14s. ; Eden Main, 16e. 6d. ; Lambton Primrose, lb. dd. ; Walls End Bell, 15s. 6d. ; Will. End Belmont, lb. 611. • Walls End Retina, 16m. 6d.; Walls End Huirell, les. 6d. • Walls End Kepler Grange, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Latham 16e. ; Walls End Plummer, 15s. Bd. • Walls End Ras ters Helton, 16s. ; Walls End Shotat, 165.; Walls End Stewart's, 11%. 6d. ; Walls End Caradoo, ; Wells End Cassop, 16s. dd. ; Walls End Seymour Teets, 14s. 3d. • Walls End South Durham, 14s. 64.; Walls Bad Weld Cornforth, 14m. 6d. • Cowpen Hartley, 13s. ed. ; Deep Vela Milford, 225. ; Lierwentwater Hartley, 13..; Hartley, lb. 941,135.; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 214.-411dps at laariupt, 316 ; sold, 131. SO IS le 6 61, 1 1113 ISO 13 10 23 25 14 12 Ms 8 71 8 dl 75 :1 .:41". 4 dis pot Ip. 1 7 5 11 8 8 8 Ilt e, 4 44i 4i 84 48 II 14 8 7 Ile 111 Se Se di. 13 13 301 30 30i if 111 13 IS 414 31 4 11 IS 11) fit ty 34 " 211 IC zd li IS :a sit N 1106 14 106 If Pia I U 54 16 16 11114 102 f Il Ilf sd 14 16 M 46 8 6 4 6 Pla 11& ri :I1 IM Is U II 1/6 Is 4$ 46 13 16 Si SS SI Si Sti 14 N 74 I d N Ilf s d IN f [3k Southampton, Fcb. fl, 1852. Sir,—l have the pleasure to inform you that lam safely arrived in this country by the Trent steamer, ha v i ng left Mexico on the 30th December and Vera Cruz ou the ith January last. It is principally at the requvst of the Mexican government, and with the object of making im mediate arrangements for the payment of the last January dividend that I have come. 'I he interests of the bond. holders made it desirable that I should take that step. For the purpose above-named I have been provided with orders on the various custom-houses of the republic to receive ail the moneys due for that portion of duties appropriated to the foreign debt of Mexico. This steamer brings on ac count, to the consi.znment of Messrs. Daring Brothers, a sum of fifty thousand dollars, shipped in Vera Crux and Tampico by the agents named by mo in those plea s. Bills drawn to my order on the various houses in the ports,debturs for duties the payment of which, according to the tariff, become only due successively and gradually, were in course of being received and collected by the several agents I have appointed for that purpose, and which I have selected among the most respectele houses of the republic, and whose standing Is such as to give the greatest security to the bondholders. From the information and data I have received from the ports end the Junta de Credits Publics, there is every reason to believe, and for my part I have no doubt of it, that the amount of duties p6nding of recovery is more than sufficient to cover the sum necessary for the payment of the dividend. However, to provide against any deficiency, the government of Mexico has delivered to me an assignment for 280,000 dollars on the American indemnity money, pay able in May next, to be returned to the Mexican treasury in the case only that the full amount of the advance to be made, or 46 value, should have been shipped from the dif ferent ports of the republic before it becomes doe. Several questions is which the bondholders are deeply interested, demanding serious consideration:and a prompt determina tion, have been another cause which has influenced me in coming to England to submit them to the committee. I shall leave this to-morrow morning as soon as pessible, and will call in !tloorgate-street soon after my arrival in London. —I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant, (Signed) F. DE P. FALCONSZT. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the priom now ruling. Where the asterisk ( 5 ) is prefixed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of interest is less the in come tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the rate of interest last declared as the basis of our calculation. To render the calculation strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should, in each came, be taken into account: flues pet orm. comma ..... price 961 Slid per cam*. S 3 Moe per Omit Reduced ISlNThreo•and-a-ouarter per Cents— 911 09 3 Ink Mon (die. at the rate of 74 per Mt. per MUM) 217 bidia beam Rim tut per sent per as ) 2311 SW lodise shares. MI. pall (Raane per cent. per annum) 2l Oleat araetorn• YAW sh. (dr.. as IS* nip at 4 par gemt per einem) Saj Liaseldre and Yorkshire £lOO at the rate or 2 pee Inns. pitaaa.).. ........ Uses sad listen aftaiii• WYNN' at the rate of 34 percem pat awn, LL. led liarth Washers Stock (dn. at the rate .1 64 per gent. per 114 ilkliond Storke(div. at the ratee(44 per coal per ann.) . • loath Fratern Meek. (die. at the rate of x per Wet. per ann.) 2 04 York, Newest.* and Berwick Stork (die. at the me of 3 per cent. per annum) • lialoLl6ll IUNPB.—TIIIIII DAT. Rank Stock, 216 17 Loo. Anmals.. per et. Induced. 97/ 4 India Stock. Mir cr• Ditto 1i0n)5,,1%04.. 710. 740. 3 ifi r t An: A nil act 11), 961 I Ezchequar Ulna. i,A0.4. Si.. INO. II per Ct. Cacuolt• 4 S M 4 10 14 H 3 3 6 .. 413 9 vs 4 6 24 4 7 4 3 le 3 VORI410: 44 Per Ct. /3°1416.1.90 5 per Ct. Itratilira. 646 Do. New. 93 6 6 per Ct. Buell.. Arm. 49 51 6 per Ct. (Amen. 101 103 3 pur CL ChOute. 63 5 3 pa (1. D.tnirli. 76 78 21 per Ct. Dutch. 084 59 4 per Ct. Ihitch. 91 1 Kyua•lot. 3é 41 1 per Ot. °mutt. 164 171 ttardintao 6 peel ; FUNDS. 3 per Ct. Meatcoa. 7.4 Ber Ct. Perution. 94 5 Ditto Defernd. 47 8 per CL Porto/v5.... 91 3 6 per Ct. Arlen. 113 16 4/ per Ct. Itoottoo. 1903 1 6 per C 4 8941a1414 A..t.00. 131 • SNIT (A.l3osolob. 601114 Doper Parer.ye. 2/ Ct. Venezuela. 36 37 Do. Do/erred. 12 eri to st. MINES. THIS LAY. Two o'ci.ocs. Although vesterday brought large remittances from California, very little effect was produced on the market, which to-day is flat. Last quotations are as follows :—Agua Fria, 2 to 2} prem. ; Nouveau Monde, I to a prem.; Ave Maria, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; West Mariposa, par to ; Golden Mountain, par to A ; British Australian, 1 dis. to par; English and Australian Copper, 3-16 to 6-16 pm.; Colonial, fto pm.; Port Philip, par to b 3 prem. ; Carson's Creek, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Anglo Californian, to t prem.; Australasian, 3 to 1 prem. 13.40e0r No. Miami Mum. Om latil Om 1 flow y 40040047 .1 t oday. --. 100,000 1 ' Ago. Fria . ... ...... t 1 11 14 pa 3 j 100,00 , 10s. 3 silo Colifiroiss . ...1 lees 4 i . ; If 11,00' 20 "Worms .. .. .............. .. If ... ... 00.000 20 Au•traltao W. , I 1 I 10,000 I ava Mario 1 jabs l pea 1 awe be Illroompoos Ins and eft A ... ... two .. Ildsass Ow* 100....0 . 1 arida AostroNaa 044 10.000 U lima 201..(100.44 SI pa so 0,000 30 Do. 4:7460m0d tadalta 11,000 II D 5.... lola DM Roy 11,000 ... Coln Opp" .... . It— — 70,000 0 71 Ce at a TAnotralisa Copper If j I Pala 110,00 u 10 ,Oetwoui I 011.0 1 :4 aides lloombals. 11.000 3 Or. at Myr& all for il= 1 0 . 00, 10 IlrilimilloolMoisekoa 11 000,000 1 Nosonta war I4 I pull 7,000 is IsstimpoilsOsis lli kw to Ina Pa 43,174 ° N. ssi :two' missies lou,es• . I Mod DOW= 1 j dim jp. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is still very flat, and there is no Inclination to speculative investment to the article. Town Tallow is plentiful, and is accumulating in stock, and present prices are as follows:—Town Tallow, 36e. 6d. to 9d. ; Petenburgh Y.C. on the spot, Us. 6d. to 36a. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec., 1862 87s. bu 6d yers ; on or before the end of March. 3th. U. to SU . Al • A A tt 1 ..•'.,.., ...:4' s•-•ii.:1..:-).- / 2 3 1 6i 5 IC 9 14 u lo 3 19 4 I s. d a l I • I II S t SI II ail II II Nadir. I Is i 11•- I II I / I I I : I int. II Team 4 •d. I II 6 I II 2 2 I 4 2 II 7 :~.' ,~, Si i Ili i I7i I 121 i !111