The Express. — London, England, 1853-02-21 00:00:00

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Prospectuses t# ktavrt ca appicatitea—ELlAKLE.l EDWARD MUDIE, sag NM U. 0.4.011,1. • ___ FECIritS MULLING I'ENKNIVES.—These, ad d a siaperuly Toothbrushes will prove that, whilst be u„, ow aipppatt shop In Lawton, h, is determsed to de bawler olds sot ssworable terms. Inc at•nufsetures ertesalvely os We c..... sa, 4. lad .r.11,.!t -- t r vet, London, desks ' workkozw, dross. she% b o oty tab'-•, tattle and small eurlary. rams coos aq., Ind" tomb% ad i every tluag for the work tablesed dressing pii, two sties is w.d.rsnthd. Ile Is the sole investor of the woo draolas COW, the. I atria wastetatod tooth brush, the mai& dm aos ; a•Us, sod the woos ulla abed razor. —Beware of eowaterfettp, „ m i.°, resit wa Ids sass add address, No. 4, Laadssball W▪ . Lads& itt.lnsT . Y'S ROYAL it TENS PAT!! sm. LABLOW'S PA TENT CASK STAND, _WIIT nod 10 NA Fifty Ye/111, alid to repay im oast • WIWI MIL m os of Mesmerism. is powerful and simple ; by owning the wheel from let Se light Ms mak Is raised withoet trouble beyead its level. so thet any sediment or Lupe ramie from the tap ; by room( the wheel from right to left it is Waned so impalpably that the seditheut of the wet h-ag laid by no pool. Wily tea get disturbed, sad the Ism gill of ale, vise, Re., may be dnwa off perfectly *lett. The sdheantosse or the P sleet ICseit limed gee obvious whom a mot oath+ Oki east stand requiem tilting, • Nock of wood, kg., la pat swim It ; • the arequerat is that tin sediment dis. - - the fluid is serer bright again, pesogeity _ at the blest, la entry neat an —mi therm easy. lapwings gretle.—JAMEB BARLOW, homier rJ rains, 11, Elea Wilnarootreet, Mansio•-bouse. tgi t . \r - • • Ft - . .1 Ilraia 7 1 ," 1 1 1 stei. S mond krmentstiact emus, tb mg owasolly two or ibis! quart?, at CAUTION. —To Tradesmen, Merchants, Shippers, Winters Re— nava It has lately cense to my !Knowledge Met tome usprlneipled proem or peewee have for some time pas; bee imps het upon the public, by selling to the trwas and others a odor the name of BOND'S PERMANENT MARK. I:4—tlis 1. to Rive Dodo,. that I am the esightal awl sole poplins, sod assoofeeturer of :he ruld nrtWe, aad do nott =ploy soy Metier, or sotitorlw ray Per`n to fee/ meat themselves se aloft from my establishment for the purpose of nelllng the said lab. gignes N publishei ti ate to prevent farther Imposition upon m a one, sad Ncims, iniory to emelt IL R. lIOND, 11011110/111111trii d IMO, Ili the tate J son Used, 23, Leag4ras, Wait SWAMI. Wm. LIADIES .r DELICATE COMPLEXION, who seller his micron to coil viols, sad dims si=m2 . l issoluto sod lootAtite Mist is OP spiplississ el ILALTUOL TOM salque boissivi pispotaliss Ads 1111 bylleds• el tabittwo et de sass. emote einem dideriumil e indir. syi tr. mei bobby as/ blyssiddy swam It dr ad. od e. id $ Minty ad yandos to Ms Mad ad am. Pea N..-. ilsopplisatios pewee .An uoidiongist IMF U. d loderws: /order d de Ids se yrneadit ky Us et bed* ad As idelmtut sod asadreme of a F am odyleada. Closdisims Oat elliplar. lin lei it sad istraits yds. ad mit de Jibe" mob, ssi plossast. Priss 4a. di. and Y. SI pm WNW dads —ld words "Redd& Kolydse ars as As trityger. al/ A. ROWLAND sad iOll, Itataboria. laded at o sosseat stoop, glue'co.3l be Us by by OM sad INt OMNI isr.A rerfoners. THE DAILY NEWS. Leadoo raper prise ed. Ms MIMI Orllow. tInVET WEN'S ie at lb* lead of dee Li bre Nos et Oleo firtteto, advocating free weemawres is Its lovedset eme. sod all wend awl posttest rower. Weather *Mal, said, w eadoimelleal. le deaatuat sad vale, Olt* Genital Ner,—la the pwavasy of its law Ifec ki -j=azo in te. truthful. • w pe=l en at = I tya Ow 0 . Railway, sod Moot= Ordain.— librl/Nt i =pmad. ft OMNI a mos 111114 Sid la a illilfttlima may sem Y pow— Lind v or l ard i st i lboi lbw% id& IA r trie, Y itself te llosNoo, es bs lbot only papaw bailie tea Welt aseihedas. sal bow slap fwelniK Iron Um ostoosa odvortiosmossa. to vita foopor to dronibylbsbot Mud of slur Ilia It eit s bo l t al loo l tbst Ibis py.r ths lamil tla tinds. N ry si z r. n e * I I OF pm* bad Is too par; boom Is dim lobod. somosimos : Sobid Illoop Wood. Ilioldoso Csouncad ............ Ifill-........... 111 1; S47 Ilsooloo Poor ... IML--.... SWOOP limoota ItusoLo MU SSW/ . The smbraol . moidonomo - of dds gt a --r e j 6 4000 ,10..1.g oli rosoody oconmsd by s •.• n o • boll No 'la Ow =gn i *a Looks osorabod moo non dr Ord it teolt bleb pearl sod • Most tooo—osono ontlog otordboosty drit sonoorodho Illboados obi* I clearly tha WNW spM. of laidsod : sod abaft wMM the wood Wirt *Walla of the fomootissl dolly pesos and .4th the Wriest mks of oleo -oust to Sloo • Tow '—sbistood by say aft psi" Its Olds.' Ism Um sorrospoods wish Vs oossmovist lobosos" To load 111, PiewLr orod of so liecessollf arlloelm. tim ts so stbs . Wisdom ; ow at *Waftln PLCULVILKWELL'S MYDICAL WAWA, ONINONA MOmmitisol. obi eI"AL Mimi; b Toss, TOUT TO LIT, Dl6ll, AND AVOID. u. LEMON TO YOUNG W. m. HOW TO Ills NAPPY. rt. MORAL AND PillrelCAL Or MIL ON SPECIii. DI AS res PosnivrEs OF itaaataces • DIAIV.FB Of WINTIL .in. sad RADIOS& ti. aML MLR. 111 I, sal IlOulat Lexze. wk., Is. soak. IL lITDROPATnT ON, THE COLD WATER crei. Ilingeld. 23, Pr....sinter-row; Carrslaa. 117. VlastAteset; Mina, 110. QtfWL, aad at! Ivo : or al IL Z. Calverwsll, 10. 41 1: 01040 4 was may is assabed daily mos 10 all 1. / tint IRELAND. DOBLIK, BATCILDAT Eva nao. Mr. Pierce %bony, whose severe illness I men tionel a week since, has, I regret to say, sunk under him suffering's, and expired at his house in this city at In early hour this morning. The active and useful part which Mr. Ntahony has taken for many years pit in Irish politics has made his loss in every re spect that of a valuable public man. By the death of Mr. Mahony, a vacancy has been tamed in the clerkship of the Crown for the Court of Queen's Bench, an office worth about WO/. per annum. The important wiil case of Kelly v. Thewles, in yoking a property of more than 300,0001. in the foods, and 3,0004 per annum from estates in lad, came to a final judgment to-day in a commis ion of review. The will of the late Edmond Kelly had been declared null by a Court of Delegates, on the ground of undue influence exercised over the tes tator by his wife, the present appellant, to whom he was married in his old age, and whose conduct in the early part of her life was the subject of the se verest strictures of the court in giving judgment on that occasion. Mrs. Kelly appealed to the late Lord Chancellor, by whose directions the present oom minion of review was issued ; and the unanimous itidgment of the court to-day was pronounced in favour of the appellant, thus establishing the will, mil reversing the decision of the Court of Delegates. he case has, from the commencement, excited con siderable interest in Ireland. ILITAY. PoarsmorTi t , FF.O M . 19.—Fo R ur companies of the 4.l 'b hpment arrived in this stamina this morning from mehmter, and embarked on board the Joseph Sosmes and Fatima, hired troop ships, aftvr which both vessels hat out of hartvoir %toiler sail, and proceeded with a fair tad on their voyage to Corfu. This afternoon the Thomas kb4 tbasti bred transport, also arrived from the river, and vas towed into harbour from Spithead br the Echo tug. Tannin she Isla embark two more companies of the ilieludiog ht - a d and proceed with them fur lie same .i i. Her 31ajcsty' n s steamship Simoom arrived at Corfu % the 11t H inst. •it 10 cm., with the 31st Regiment of hat from Cork. Tai Ilacanazi. Ftsnzar.--The large quantity ▪ 30 .000 mark. rel was brought ashore yeetertlny, mad raed heel 144. to M. per hundred. Two boats of Mr. ✓th Cheetwan 1.3 d 20.000--one 12,000 and the othtr 1 ,000 : a boat of Mr N (inns, 4,000; and a boat of Mr. :wail dearly ' , :; 300. Fine machete' were retailed in 4, skive at eia • bhalliag.—breghlos Gulag/. ,"/Aely'a'age~ Tte Tort%s THE WEAIHER AND TILE PARKS. LOSS OF THREE LIVES. The seenes which occurred yesterday in the various total parks were such as can with difficulty be de scribed, for scarcely ten minute* elapsed without the ice breaking and precipitating several persons into the water beneath. From the time the Royal Humane Society's men were called off duty on Seturday evening, a large number of sliders and skaters continued to amuse themselves upon the ice until nearly two o'clock a in. The thermometer at the Royal Humane Society's Receiving House, Hyde Park, fell in the course of Saturday night to 24, being three dep. warmer than on the previous night, but during the middle of yesterday it roes to 32. Bills were posted in each park warning the public of the danger they exposed themselves to if they ventured upon the ice, which was described as being exceedingly rotten and fast thawieg. In spite, how ever, of the precautions given, about 42,000 p ersons ven tured on the ice in the various parks, while the banks of the respective rivers were so crowded that it was a work of no little difficulty for any of the society's men to pass to and fro to render assistance to the persons immersed. Oa the canal which is called after Sir John Duckett, and skirts the east side of Victoria Park, three persons lost their lives. Between four and five o'clock two boys were walking ea the ice near Wa!son's lock, and were heard to express their intention of trying how far it would bear. They had scarcely the lock-house when the ice gars way. mid they Mi utter Use water. • maw unknown, dressed in the garb of • butcher, went from the beak an to the ice with the intention of rescuing them, but the ice broke under him, and he was immersed. A youth next mane an attempt, and he also unfortunately met a similar fate. He was followed by another boy, who put out • stick, in the act of doing which the ice gave way by his weight, and he fell in the midst of the four who were already in the water, and who were clinging to each other. At the moment there was neither • rope nor • dreg with which to assist them while on the banks ware the brothers of the two lads, who could with difficulty be kept our of the water. Some per sons tied several sick handkerchiefs togeher, which were thrown to the spot, by which and other means two were got out. A maw namel Johnson, who lets boats on the canal, brought up one of his boats, by which time, the drags having been obtained from the City of Paris and the lock house, a search was made, and in about 15 minutes the bodice: of the youths were found. Oae was taken to the lock-house, where it was undressed and placed on a sofa before the fire. The second youth was conveyed to the City of Paris public-house. Surgeons, who were soon in attendants, exhausted every resource of their art on the two lads, but in vain ; both were beyond mortal aid. The body of the man has not yet been found. GREAT SNOW STORM AND LOSS OF LIFE. The recent severe weather, which has continued for nearly a week with all the intensity of an extremely cold winter, has not been equalled, at least in this country, for many years. The wind still prevails from the piercing quarter of N.N.E., and there is every indication of the frost continuing with increased severity. In the course of Saturday seaman were received at the General Post-efice, St. Mertiree-10-firand, of a very heavy fall of snow having taken place on Thursday evening and Friday naming in almost all parts of the country, which rendered assay of the important lines of railway perfectly impassable. The mail trains were blocked up, and in several instances they were sot extricated for 12 or more hours, and even then the bags had to be conveyed by cross-roads to their dead ! nation. Scarcely a county seems to have escaped the storm, and in places where the snow has drifted its depth is enormous, such as cuttings and crass-roads, to the extent of some twenty feet. In the nor thern distrien the storm was accompanied b, thunder and lightning, while the aurora borealis shone luminously in the heavens, all prognosticating more severs weather. The fall on Thursday visited the counties bordering on the eastern anti northern coast to such an extent as to any au obstruction to all traffic. Stretching from Essex through Suffolk, Norfolk, Lincolnshire, York shire, Durham, Nerthuniberland, tin, the snow came down in a general mass. Communications with villages were cut off, and much mischief arose. In the vicinity of Nor inch, the fall was very considerable ; and snow lay in the streets several feet in depth, sod the mail train, which should have reached that city from London at hiff-past two on Friday wining, did not arrive until late in the afternoon, more than twelve hems behind its time. It appears that the snow drifted en the Itestern Counties line, in the neigh b,nrhmed et Itteidell. to • great depth. After numer ous earls to met drag the engine was brought to a ems ellte Niel.ln a the fraliseso being embedded almost half their eight drift. la this position the train could not pressed for many hours. Gangs of navigators were pro cured se mos as possible to cut a paring and it was only after tits above detention that the mail coshd_psosevo. The inhabited. of ha eesatsy sare is s most dimemiss Nu clides. The le several midi swag lest of mow, which chesstho trades to dr Isola sae, nadirs an attempt ht Smut very clansman& A respectable baker, named Gawp Lamb, living at Whittlesey, lost his life in that way. Me mime& his rood, and fell into • river with his horse and met, and was drowsed. Several vessels were lat off Wisteme daring she snow storm. They were unable to distinguish the lessigs, and went ashore and were wrecked. Throughout Lincolnshire awl flu extending into the Midland Counties, the snow appears to have fallen heavily, and as in other parts, the railways and cross roads were for • time impassable. Further taeerwaai the fall mans to lave best more severe, and ell semesaniestion with York by swans of its various railways was discovered on Friday morning to be blocked up by hap drifting' of snow. The mail train, which should leave that oily for London at two, did net get away until eight o'clock , and even then could stake but small progress. Numerous gangs of men were employed is dewing the lines, and much inconvenience was occeekased to the trains. The Hull and Scarborough line and the Market Weigh. tea line were rendered impassable. Towards Durbin the weather was, if anything, woree, and iaosevenience has been esperiented in Ibis neigh /wet the trains new Newesstle required four or Ivo eosins to get then along. Should the frost continue the assinevens fleet of colliers in the Lyne will be frozen in. From all parts of the country 'atrailar accounts have been received. The in telligence from the French coast announces the snow to be falling fast, and the line of railway from Calais to Boulogne to be math obstructed. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, FEB. 19. APPOINTMECE.—Snr geon Thomas H. Keowin, to Winchester. PORTSMOUTH, Fin. 20.—The Monkey steam vessel arrived yesterday from the River Thames with the luggage, &e., of Vice-Admiral Sir T. Cochrane, woman der-in-thief at this poet. The gallant admiral is not ex pected to permanently take the command here before the 13th proximo, although he will in the meantime pay a visit for aft w days to the dockyetd. The Monkey having dis charged her cargo, returned to the eastward again in the afternoon. The Sprightly steam-vessel, Master G. Allen, returned to this port from Plymouth to-day. DEVESPORT, Ftn. 20.—The Sampareil, 84, screw steamer, is expected here daily from Lisbon, to have her masts taken out and replaced by those of a first-class. She is considered overquasted at present. The Argus, COM mender R. Purvis, which returned from Qeenstown on Thursday, has come into harbour to replenish fuel. The Sybelle, convict-ship, is under orders fur Western Australia with convicts. Forty convicts from the Dartmoor prisons, were put on board of her on Thursday. The Sprightly, steam-tender at Portsmouth, Master Commander Q. Allan, arrived here yesterday with supernumeraries from Ports. mouth. The Queen, Capt. F. T. Michell, now in the Sound, will be paid wages on Thursday next, when the crew will be allowed the usual leave. The preparations for the launch of the St. Jean d'Acre are in a very forward state, and will be all complete long before the 23rd of March —the day named for the 'Attach. LOSS OF LIFE ON THE NORTH WESTERN BAlL way.—On Saturday morning, at an early hour, an acci dent of a moat frightful character took place on the line of the London and North Western Railway. About eight o'clock two labouring men were proceeding to work, and while passing through the Kilburn tunnel they heard the noise of an engine approaching them, but could nut tell I which way or en which line. They both accordingly laid down between the rails, thinking the engines would pass over them ; but the fender under the engine, which was very low, struck both of them, end dragged one of them a considerable di-tance. The driver stopped the engine with all possible speed and dragged one of the poor fellows in • shocking condition from nutlet the tender. One leg was cum pletely cut otf, and other parts of his body were dread fully mutilated. A search was then made, when the other man was discovered some distance down the line in en in sensible state, with the scalp torn from his head, which was dreadfully mutilated. Both the injured men were con veyed to the nearest surgeon's, but one was found to tie quite dead, and the otherwise in such a condition that nu hopes were entertained of his recovery. It was reported yesterday evening that the other poor fellow had expired. ROYAL COLLEGE Ot• SURGEONS.—The follow ing gentlemen having undergone the necessary examinations fir the diploma were admitted members of the college, at the meeting of the Court of Examiners on the Itith inst. —Meters. David Jones Roberts, Ulantowy, Carmarthen shire ; Alfred Jiaeph Ilumbley Banks, Australia ; Boehm% Joseph Burke, Dublin; Thomas Sheehy, Limeriek ; Thomas Fernandez Claim. Canard-street, Soho ; Thomas Matthy, Shelton, Notts; Charles Moore Jessup, Berton, York ; Wiliam Ponsonby Jane Llewellyn, Neagnay. Cornwall; William Hewitt, Liverpool ; Henry Atkin,, Southampton; George son Lich*, lion. East India COW' pany's service; Samuel Jacob, Australia; sod John I%iel - Barnes, Bath. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1863. SHARE LISTS. SATURDAY Eviwiao. The railway market to-day, in sympathy with the English funds, showed a downward tendency, and finally closed with a fiat appearanee. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock fell 255. ; Caledonian, 11. ; and most of the other leading stocks, 10a. to 16e. per cent. Edinburgh and Perth did not fully maintain their late extraordinarr advance. Orleans and Strasbourg shares were better, but other French lines receded. Namur and Liege were firmer, and Sambre and Meuse heavy. Upper India scrip continue to meet with many inquiries. THIS DAY—Two o'CLost. The railway market is rather flat to-day, with an entire absence of animation. The chief decline is in Caledonian stock, which has receded to 631. Edin burgh and Perth, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Midland, and York and North Midland are also rather lower. French lines are steady, and Northerns have slightly advanced. SRAZ6B AND ITOCKS DNOU, Abelian Ambirs..l6d.4.. sot San Jam!las Birre.Welv. &gem Valle lALACIms. 16 :1 1 121 6 el 12 2i 3 2 dim Iti ll • 641 1 63 I. I: I 2 14p ll_ I 11111 Do. do. — do. Nl_ isßuhr Airland sad !Caledonia& .. all !testerend all !Cork and ilesdai 4$ Dtbilaand .It Dandie s Meth sad Aber lhall all Uit% f is naff.)- Inelone all Iniannii Vales, Claw A... gmescr.sh.) ". All Do. , lms B and C ditt. 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(78. 175.) per Ct. 1taid.(1d0.11.01..1p5.,1101 $1 ‘)itto da. tio. At. Now d por Cost. Slack 30 laat.thiles,earipmep.Ct Adlabargh, Perth. cad ; Modes, Si par Oset lOU Cirri Ifortkera 3 Retain; 1130 Dt. 3 pe!c..ut. &rip. 8.- dermablo it I s p.ct. pm 24 Do. 44 percent. scrip OtAthery.lew.!(l)Elglithe: .„ 0 Weet.Bks Itlisat.es 3pc: IWI Gt.Westere, flied 44 ;Mao ;00 Ditto lid 4 per cent. 6 Litlfellikire &York* 1 , ,f,20: ItO Ditto 6 per sect Stock_ 1100 Lon.* rrle Guar.6 peret 100 DittoPreterential spe Ct. Lualsitthti s , Con.Tltirdsi all 'Londonderry &Oiler. t obi all Loodondsrrekßeablt.isti 23 St so.dbettllaine. iss.No Do. New 210 . Do. /6 all 31iirep.* Carlisle, 44 pCL too Ditto Preference Plartole liztens•oe 8N De. Guaranteed Se per et! ell Do.WartmeyVallay l pc: la... North all North Btaffordahlra Odord, Woroad--. t% • Wolver., Cl 6. ewe 9 Dit.o ditto dish .4nrawe.rallirut.Nerowas: to eltraa..SiChaetae(Ncr.P Min... 6 tar Cent 10 Do. per Chat . I +oath Der -a ' Ditto New all irWath Salters (gratin Asa.) of L 1.0.6 al; ,616tYoiltahirelperet.Chteri Waterforatiiikaany6p.et • York, Naw,ot:e,:t t.n Ot.24:.rth of End.puro . Ditto I,t to • II Yorkl&N.llBl.ll.46.Parch 4 ge / Si lie I 33i II 79e 40 4$ 131. ki 1 i j 7j 11°. 1641 120 e ft ff if IN 4 I N n II 76 19 II Si U 40 711 60 4 014 Ipm 11 U SO 61 79 so 44 45 119 111 106 110 91 911 64 7 90 96 IS 14 pm 111 764 44 fl ids 16 Il II i . 9 9 !Ot 101 iii HI . 3 pm 11 1 lie 111 4 4i Si die 4 the it 11 ii ii ii U $ IMs 7111 7sj Y 47 2I I 3 Si es 3 Si I IS SS_ 1 37 till 311_ _ .. 111 4jl zd 41si l4 114 103 zz 17 41 71 TS 111 is IP II 14 11 si b 31 1 et 50 104 37 U Ii 1 4 Ili IS II II Ili 1 i tti n le. / !b3 n 1.111 411 SO it lee We SO S 1 id SS SO ~ IN 119 VI MI 1411 11l Mee MI 113 113 56i 47i II 24 131 I Sj 73 ble 19 20 24 le 3 I 01 101 64 :111 No. OIL iso 133,71: 127,215 3 100,00. I 12,700 1% 10,0141 1017 two„ prior* Saturday. 151 15$ 111 In i i 419 714 12i 14 10S 104 ICS 1011 10 117 19 0 i 7 dig 3 111 11 II 11 3 is 4 i Paz i 1 pot 11 pm q 333 18! II 34 127 121 111 114 Si 9 1/ 104 61 lO4 id 100 101 id Psr I Pei 10* 111 34 4 pm 10 II lay 134 9 10 In 114 4 2 Pla 46 :4 1 0 ad I Pm 1 4 Pm 224 a; n 41 2 le 109 114 32 26 ad li 1/ pa II Ili 171 1 7 1 i 1I Pa 18 17 Par 4pm 26 261 I 20 did par le3 115 4 1 Si Fur 8 Pal MUM al .oistworp sad Ileturelan 1 1 111 1 Rastas JuaOSA Ow me 4 Irturnals. Woe mad Ikea's& .... loft Indira • latest lofts ramiNWis .. ..: Grand Jamis• at Moor OtWatacliedkaisra• DR Sorb (MU.), Lem* Plaujeolp.*4 Leembeeme n Ds. (Rave Ds. II per et. Fa rels* awl WINN !fr arla u po r Aat t " ea u . Nankin et Irmo. De. SA II pa Mai Olar aulson alp.) Itermslishva Prebr , PIM sal Lyons Palls sod Orialase Perls .o soda ed Paris gel Parts je lui . _ klimn aid nAile - nob!, mil "i1e50,,.. Do. pm Coat Mkt% *wawa Western's! Switaerlasi Zeeland 14 141 et 96 161 141 40 . 41 ssy 404 la 1 , 1 m A 7Pa SO It Ii 414 rt • "°' Si 9 PO 914 I Pal 1 MISCELLANEOUS. ‘ustrataa Ai X. BILL Attu*. icatilabAtuk.lnrast Anitralian Lao' vu Dimas% Law JOINT STOCK BANKS. Li is ii Bu sums No. IS it &NIL Paid prices dabs tiatarday. to-day. 17,500 40 Aniseslada 40.000 33 Chertd. Gant or Asia & 10,000 90 Mart. Dank of Indic Austral* and Cl h 1 14 11 pm 34 11,000 20 Eitel* Beotelah, and Australian Cliartared 4 11 14 pa 23,000 N Loodou Bask of Aus tralia and India 1 1 4 die 13,004 10 Lidos Cbartarol Dusk of Australis 10,000 & Royal Austral. Banking an:IOMA Import. Co. 1 MOO U South A %Atolls 30,010 31 Whim of Australla all 724 734 71 11,010 ... Do. New.. NINES. BATOADAT EVIERIWII. In view of the marked rise still going on in the metal markets great buoyancy continues to prevail in the mining share market, and business is very active. Copper mine shares, in especial, are rising. Triune tioas have taken place in Devon Great Consols at 440, 450; Wheal Basset, 680, 6821; West Damsel, 1421; Dolcoath. 831; West Providence, 54; Alfred Consols, 171; Wheal Arthur, 33, 34; Bosworthen, 131, 16; Trannack and Bosence, 111, 12 ; Ibsrods foot, 11; Bedford United, 10 1 ,. 4; Wheal Carpenter (South Sydenham), 91,1 ; Wheal Exmouth and Adams United, 74, i ; Clive, 6; Tamar Consols, 611, 1; Cooks Kitchen, 3; Cubert, 14, 2; Wheal Guskus, 28e., 301.; Weston, 31; St. Day United, 2 1 . prem. ; I lLinares, 15 ; North Towy, 1, 2. There was little business in the gold mining shares, and the market generally, sympathising with the Batavia observable in the other departments of the Stock Exchange, was flat, most descriptions being the (turn cheaper. Imperial Brazilian, Cobre, and Mexican and South American shares are looking up. The ma-official quotations are s—Australasian Coal Mining, 4to # prem.; Australian Console, to prem. ; Australian Mutual, par to 1 prem. ; Albion Gold, par to prem.; New South iVales Gold, par to ,1 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 die, to par; Lewis Hill Range, 1 dia. to par; Melbourne Gold, . 1 to 1 per share; Le Mineur Gold, 1 prem. ; Golden Mountain, 4to die.; La Peruvienne, par to / prem.; Brazilian Diamond and Gold, 1 to 1 prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, par to 1 prem.; Burns' Creek Gold, 1 dia. to par : d'Or, par to 1 prem.; Monarch, par to 1 prem.; Gladbach Zinc, 21' prem.; Portland Iron, 1 to 1 prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew, 14 tol prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocE. The gold mining shares are steady, with a limited business. West Mariposa are firm at Ito prem.; and Nouveau Monde at 11 to 11 prem. North British Australian shares are also firm at 11 to pram. South Australian Land have receded to 37. No. re.l limns. Pale Mess 1 7-- " e;;;; - Slaturday. toalay. -/- . - --- 100,000 1 Alma Fria all 4 li pm 14 2 110,000 I Anglo Austrrdlaa Gold all par ipm li 100,000 MU. Anglo tiallo/111•11 ..,, all 4 3 4 „ 11,000 II Australasian I 2 20,100 90 ANN:rads* I s 7 " II 60,004 1 Australian Cordillera 100,000 1 Au ntralmn Preabekl 30,01/0 1 Ave Maria all I ills par 200,000 I Within Australian Golr all 4p pm II I 90,010 50 British Iron 10,000 35 Ilrase.lisp (1,11.4111.4.:, 14.4 41 44 6,000 30 De.ComesandCulabe all 1 4 31 2 i 11,000 20 Do. st. John Uel Its; II 29 30 110,000 1 Caram's Creek I par 4 lan 12,001 40 Cobra Copper 100.000 0 Catharsis! Gold . Copia . l4 - - 550,400 et. Copper Miners of Eng. all - - 0.000 23 Do. Pref. To percent. all - -pm 70,0D1) EngnAnstralial , C,oper all 2 14 dl. li 100,00 Great Nugget Vein 20,020 20 ile..eral all Ili 151 72,000 Arad Dually of Mader all par ipm 11.000 Great Polgooth all li I. con 100,000 Lake liptuurst all I 4 di. 4 60,000 Liberty 50,000 Loodon&Ca:ilern. Gold quartz Cruddcg c all I 4 di. 100,000 Marinulta 20,000 1 Meaksan&Sth.Anaerlean 9 Si 6 900,040 New Or.inada 900,000 Nouveau Monde 136,000 Port Pkilip 1 12 li pro 34 11 60,190 Quota Rack all par 4pm 10,000 3 Ithyrnoey Iron ...... Pitto New IS - - 7,600 10 Bontlage &Cuba ln 61 74 30.000 I south Awitralian all par Ipm 14 6.000 10 rtn Croft 03,174 0.2.4, United Melican 70,000 1 wAl!er i 100,400 1 West Granada ...... 100,000 I !Weal Mariam*, all iI pa 114 4 100,000 1 Tuba DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY. TIMIDART 21, 1859. The state of the Weather at each of the following places at Nias o'clock on Saturday raorniag. The statism are 'nutted ie order of latitude. LIMEHICI —N. ; Strong Breeze ; Cloudless—Frost. UtLLINGAR—N. ; Strong Breeze; Snow. HASTINGS—N.H. ,• Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. FOLILEATONS—N.E.; Light Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. ; Strong Breeze; Snow. Ozzeswics—N.E. ; Gentle Breeze ;_ Cloudless. STROUD—N.; Calm; Partially Cloudy. I I SWINDON—N.H.; Fresh Breeze; Cloudy. CAMBIUMS—N.; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. YARMOUTH—E." Gentle Breeze ; Cloudless. HOLYHEAD—N.B. ; Gentle B ; Frost—Snow. IVstraT—N.N.W. ; Gentle Breeze; Frost—Snow. DARLINGTON —W.N.W. ; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy—Hard Frost—Snow. Saar—N. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy—Hard Frost—Snow. the returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication on Saturday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Friday 'zoning at r o'clock : HASTINGS—N.: Strong Breeze; Partially Cloudy. Fltri.sTogz—N. ; Light Breeze; Overcast. TUNDUIDOI6—N.W ; Hard Wind ; Snow. OILEENWICH-N N.W: Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. STILOOD—N. ; Strong Breeze; Snow. Swisnox—N ; Strong Breeze; Cloudless. LEIOHTON-N. , Strong Breeze ; Hard Frost. lIULTIVIAD-N N.H.; Strong Breeze; Hard Frost. Saar—NM.; Calm; Overcast—Hard Frzst—Snow. THIS DAY, Noox. w q 6. mver. , . Rate of the Woolf Jr, W. Cank Brom. fins. SLWATI. 1 I die 15 1 I 1 fpa 111 If ere 1 Ps 11 i en 1 Pia 1 1 4 11 11 11 1 11 9 die pa 31, pa $ 4 Si I 33 33e MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY EVINIXO. The aspect of the stock market to-day presented a decided contrast to that of yesterday, considerable heaviness prevailing. The intelligence of an at tempt on the life of the young Emperor of Austria, taken in combination with reports of the discovery of an extensive plot throughout Hungary, asd of a collision between the Austrian and 'furkish troops, had a very unfavourable effect, and the feeling of uneasiness was aggravated by the announcement of the withdrawal of a considerable sum of money which has hitherto been lying on loan in the Stock Exchange. In the railway market there was also a decided dis position to sell. Consols ranged between 991 and 991, and the closing price was 991 to 4 for money, and 991 for the 10th of March, being a reduction of about 1 per cent. on the final rate of yesterday. Any tendency towards a fall is promptly checked by the scarcity of stock. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 4, 4 1; ditto for account, 991, 4, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced,lool, 1, Three-and-a -Quarter per Cents., 1031, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 61. Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, 99/. Bank Stuck, 228, 2271. Thaw mu T he nanksa so ld f = Bills to-day. advertised bllls were sold freely at par, on account, it is believed, of eminent banking firms; and although the closing price was 3s. to 13s. prem., for both the March and June issues, the mar ket wears a decidedly heavy appearance. Business was almost at a stand-still in the foreign bond market, and with the exception of a rally in Buenos Ayrcan Bonds, which improved to 62, prices exhibit no quotable change. There was some in quiry, however, for the certificates issued by the Spanish committee, which realised 5 per cent. The list of sales is annexed :—Belgian Foar-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 (exchange 25fr.) Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 62. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 981. Mexican Three per Cents., 234, I. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1034. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 1. The Commit tee's Certifs., 5 per cent. The imports of the precious metals this week have been as follows:—By the Europa, 200,000 dole. and by the Baltic, 150,000 dole., b o th from New York ; and by the Iberia, from Lisbon, 1,3601. The total value of these imports may be stated at the trifling sum of 71,3001. only. The Severn, from the Brazils, brought in no specie, but ten packages of diamonds and three of jewellery, the value of which was not stated in the bills of lading. The Custom-house statement of the shipments of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last is as follows :—Gold coin: to Belgium, 1,800 ounces; to Melbourne and Geelong, 10,0001. Gold bars: to Hamburg, 2,397 ounces; to Belgium, 3,012 ounces. This gives a total of 10,000/. and 7,209 ounces of gold, of the value of about 37,8001. No oilier appears to have been shipped from London. In addition to these exports, we are advised of the shipment of the undermentioned sums from various ports, viz. :—By the Australian steamer, for Austra lia, about 300,0001.; by the Phoenician, 90,0001.; and by the Australia (sailing vessel), 25,0001., both for Sydney ; by the Go-Forward, 5,0001., for Mel bourne and Geelong ; by the Port Wallace, 10,0001. for Port Phillip ; by La Plata, 9,6201. in specie and jewellery for the West In dies ; by the Queen of the South, 50,0001. in coin for the Cape and Calcutta; by the Madrid, 1,3611. for Portugal and Gibraltar. The Bengal, which will leave Southampton for Alexan dria to-morrow, will also take out specie and bullion to the value of 188,5401., of which 36,1001. is in gold, and the rest in silver. The destination of this sum is shown below. For Bombay, via Ceylon, 4,400/. in gold, and 51,0781. in silver; for Madras, 1,900/. in gold, and 1,9551. in silver; for Calcutta, 74,6951. in silver; for Penang, 8721. in silver; for Singapore, 22,3401. in silver; for Canton, 1,5001. in silver; for Alexandria, 29,800/. in gold. Summarising the en tire shipments from the kingdom for the week we find a total of 717,0001., and there is consequently an excess over imports of between 640,0001. and 6i0,0001. The shipments of the pre cious metals to the Continent are shown to have nearly ceased ; the exports to the East consist chiefly of the silver which is periodically brought in by the West Indian and Mexican steamers, and merely passes through our market ; bat the chief drain is now to Australia, which has drawn from us during this one week no less than 430,0001. in coin. It is obvious that the imports of gold from Austra lia must be very heavy to counterbalance this conti nuous drain, which has now been going on, to a greater or leis extent, for many months. Letters from St. Petersburg, of the 11th Feb., report the rate of exchange on London at 381 to 39d., being a shade more unfavourable to this country. We are requested to state that the bill of the Tynemouth Docks and Railway Company has been finally allowed to pass the Standing Orders Com mittee. Mr. Charles F. Wiern, merchant of Gottenburg, elected by his Majesty the King of Sweden, the President of the Royal Swedish Railway Company, has arrived in London to confer on behalf of the Swedish Board with the directors residing in Eng land relative to the operations now in progress, and to finally settle the mode of payment of the dividends. These shares, it will be remembered, bear a positive guarantee of 5 per cent. per annum from the govern ' meat of Sweden, 4 per cent. being appropriated to interest, and 1 per cent. to a sinking fund. The gua rantee continues in operation during the construction of the line. Hamburg letters mention that bills on foreign places were scarce, and prices generally higher. London was done from 13.41 to lup to 13.6 for short. Gold was higher at 4'29 marks. There was some inquiry for imperials at 430 marks, 431 being asked for the few to be found. Money was very abundant, and no bills were to be had for discount even at the low rate of 11 per cent. Funds and shares were held for higher rates, and business was con . nently limited. The strong frost had brought a g... deal of ioe into the river, and no vessels could consequently attempt either to reach or leave the harbour. Australian Agricultural shares reached 264 this morning, but slightlyy receded again, and finally closed 250 to 255. Ex. the Peel River shares there were buyers at the commencement of business at 1221., but the closing price was 105 to 115. North British Australasian were in strong demand, and left off 1 to 11 pm. The shares of the Scottish Australian In vestment Company closed l„ to 1i pm. South Austra lian Land advanced to 62, but left off 58 to 60. Bank of Australasia and Union Bank of Australia are rising, and generally the market for Australian Securities is very firm, and excites renewed attention. In the general miscellaneous share market there were trans actions in London and County Bank Shares at 30 ; London and Westminster Back, 351, 361 ; Pro vincial Bank of Ireland, 48; ; Australian Royal Mail Steam (61. paid), 31 ; British American Land, 53; Crystal Palace (51. paid), 5,!,, 5; Royal Mail Steam, 821. Ebro Canal shares are quoted 1; to prem. ; Chiriqui Road, par to I prem. ; Beziers and Graissessac Railway, 1 to 7 prem. ; Royal Swe dish Railway, to ;dis .; French South Eastern Railway, par toy prem.; Chartered Bank of Asia, ; tot dis.; London Bank of Australia and India, ; to 1 L. THIS DAY.—Tivo o'CLosI. The English stock market is rather steadier in tone to-day, but business is very quiet. Consols are quoted 99', to 3 for money and the 10th of March. The Three per Cents. ltcduced have been dealt in to a limited extent at 1091 to 7.; the Thicc-aiiil.a- Quarter per Cents. at 103:, to ,1; and Bank Stock at 228. Exchequer Bills are only slightly better, the June issue marking 10s. to 179. prem.; and the advertised bills 139. prem. India Bonds have been transacted at 358. prow. In the foreign bond market great quietude also prevails, and the change in prices is tractional. The bargains of the morning are scattered over the under mentioned stocks, viz. :—Mezioan, at 234 ; Spanish Old Threes, 481 ; ditto New Deferred 231; the Committee's Certificates, 3; per cent.; Portuguese Fours, 381; Granada Deterred, Ili; Equador,:i4; Danish Fives, 107 i. . tlt so VI s • 100 100 100 44 100 IN IN IN ►w IN sof n$1:11 M. 1 i 5 I •e 1 N 71 7O 121 NI 04 0 li Pm 11i 101 id 14$ ad II PR _ 41 Badmen dose W day. [fHttEEPENCE. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. / PARIS, Far. 19. I ." I. r Money. 1 lArresurlosing. , SO 5) SO OS 105 - 95 1101 - 2$ 105 - 70 10i . 0 I . tliptavt. SO SO 111 0 3 par Cents. 44 per Dews., 1113 lOl 30 44 per Cents.. 1132 li 6 0 . 1 4 par Oants. Bam Oents.New Loon ._ 11 Manage on London : at sight, 25 hi; to days. 24 914. 15i01an,T413.1940 Mossy 1 Molds* lino. — Assay. Du. 4 Do. 2.. Piedmont S p.O l 97 ) Tressury Bonds .. ~. De. I. 1152 PAzia, Fin. 19.—St. Glirniain, 1,620 ; Varmints (right bask). • ditto n Deft bank), 340 ; Pas and Orleans, "SW. 1,03230; Paris sad Routm, 100730 ; Itamen aril II syre.49o ; Marmites mid Aviation (Convertedt, ; Strasbourg and Dale, 300; Mertkara. 99739; Paris and St. - a•bourg. 81; AO; Par). and Lynda. PM; Lyons and Mediterrasean. 759 ; Montereau sad Troye VI 30 ; uteri, 70210; Illesms and St. Diller to (Day, 329 ; Paris and aierbourg. 613 ; Dijon and Besancon, 131 50; Midi, 600; Dieppe Oman. 0 30;S Amirensim andcattri!townie, —; Paris and &faux , kris ti.d skims. DM. ERLIN, Fan. 17. bukaat voiuntary Loan, 102; New Loan, 4j per Cent. (1850), 1022 ; ditto (1852), 1021; National Debt, 93i • Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1481; Bank Shares, 1(19.i. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of Englah Wheat this morning was small, and the condition being better, fully Is. per qr. more money was obtained upon runs of Essex. The condition of the Kentish samples was not much better than before, and no quotable advance can be reported. Foreign Wheat was in fair request, and iu many instances Is. more money was ob tained. Barley was in short supply, and the value of all descrip tions was well supported. At previous rates there was a fair sale for Oats, but soy advance asked checked business. Yeas were rather dearer. Beans in better supply, and easier to buy. adattivaus INTO LONDON FROM FEB. 14th to FEB. 19th Qrs. [shush. begorh. IrUh. Form's. wheat 2418 I 5102 Morley 4234 1331 1130 Oats 690 35 R 2 . 96 mole Malt ..... 7 8 78 154 55 1701 Sorrels and 4500 oacki. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. There appears to be great firmness in the private contract markets to-day. Stroaa.—A demand exists for foreign, but no tales of im portance reported. COPP/M.—About 2,500 bags of native Ceylon sold this morning at 485., which establishes an advance of Is. banuo.—The sale is progressing steadily at full prices. 2dErs.e.—lron : Scotch pig shows a Wittier decline of Is., sales of mixed numbers having been made at 535. ; bars without alteration. Tin : British advanced 55., which caused a further advance in Bast India Straits, quoted 110 s. to Ills.; Banes, 1145., with a good business done; Speller has been sold at 221. 10a., which is 20s. advance. Copper has also advanced Id. per lb., Is. 3d. cake, 131/. per ton. Onas.—Seal, pale, 351. 10s. to 364 ; straw, 3.31. 10s. to 341.; brown, 321. to 331. 10s. ; sperm, 851. to 861. ; :head matter. 861. to 871; cod, 341. ; South S ea , 321. to 361 .; Ol i ve Gallipoli, 681. to 701; Spanish and Sicily, 661 to 671.; palm, 321. 10s. to 331.; cocoa nut, 37/. to 391. 10s.; seed, rape. pale, 391 10s. to 401; linseed, 321. 15s. The public sales declared for to-morrow arc small. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is rather shorter; however, prices on the average are no better. The number of Sheep is also smaller, and in a few instances higher prices are realised. Trade is slow for everything. Calves arc shorter, nad good ones are dearer. Our foreign supply consist% of 541 Beasts, 1,830 Sheep, and 103 Calves ; Scotland, 450 Beasts ; 2,000 from Norfolk and Suffolk, and 400 from tho Northern and Midland Counties. Per goo, et Ms. s. d. s. d. ' Per stone of Slts. 0 . 4. s. d. Not dents, thmsfor4s 40 4 not boa • Ilf.-bds. db 00 0 • ILIA Short-horns g -trouts oecoud quality 94111141.. 3 2 3 6, Do. do. Shorn Osisas ......... ...... . 3 8 4 10 , Hiroo aad second quality 3 10 4 4 Pia .—.3 4 4 8 Do do Shoes Lest Duo • 11S11.beeds 40 1 2 l&mbs_ —. ... . 00 0 0 Beams at ruartet..3,oo4; Isbers and latobe 17.270: Wyss. 130; PIS.. 301. TALLOW,MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is very steady, and though we ha ve no f urt h er adv.mee in prices to record there is an evident want of foreign Tallow, arising from the continued decline in the supplies of cattle and sheep at Smithfield market. Town Tallow is scarce, and wholly inadequate to meet the demand for mould-candle =Aim/. Town Tallow is quoted 445. nett cult; Petersburg Y.O on the rpot, 455. • March and April, 441.9.1. to 4.5 e. ; O ct . to Dec. (new), 43;. PARTICULAIL4 OP TALT.OW. I 1631. ISM Ibid. 33,3di 2,413 76.740 Stadion bond Cooks— 42,99! 3;783 Delivery loot week „ ......... 1,911 2,410 Do. I[olll lot inns carnal last week l,lll 1,00.1 Do. front let Jule 'rico T. C. per owt. Do. Town 394. Id. 34.. 01. 46..6d. Arrival for the week ending March 1, last year, 1,122 casks, and delivery, 2,681 caake. iltr_ _iT. _ al Do. 11 Pries T BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Pattenden and Smith report that there still con tinues a large demand for all kinds of Hops, with pries' gradually advancing. Supply very limited. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.-THIS DAY. Since our last report, the supply has been limited, still the trade continues heavy, and with the exception of French whites there is little alteration in prices. The following are Ithis day's quotations: York Regents, 9Cs. to 140 s. ; Lincoln shire, 755. to 110 s.; Scotch, B•ss. to 101 s. ; Sc Aeh Reds, 755. to 85s. ; French Whites, 80s. to 955. ; Dutch, Gds. to 70s. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, ; Townley, 21s. ; Weis F.nd Iletton, 225. 6d. • Walls End Lambton, 235.; Walls End 'Pecs, 225. 641.--13 hips at market, 31. VERA CRUZ AND MANUFACTURED COTTON GOODS. The following communication from the Board of Trade was received on Thursday morning Inst by the Se cretary of the Manchester Commercial A•sociation : Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade, Whitehall, Feb. 16, ISi3. Sir,—l am directed by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade to transmit to you, for the infor mation of the Commercial Association, Manchester, the ac companying modification of a part of the tariff of customs now established by the revolutionary government of Vera Crur, as regards cotton manuiactures.-1 am, sir, your obe dient servant, J. Ex. TaNNENT. The Secretary of the Commercial Association, Manchester. (Copy.—Translation.) Francisco G. Casaanova, Colonel of Cu Bth Battalion, and Commandante General of the free and sovereign state of Tamaulipas. Consicleris.g the pressing necessities of the commerce of this town, and of the greater part of the republic in general, and promoted by the opinion of the municipality of this port, as given by them on the lot of December, 13.52, is which they amply explain their motives tor the modifica tion of the tariff, I have thought proper to decree the following : Article Ist. The undermentioned articles to pay the im port duty as expressed , Calicoes, and cotton-c, drills, cf ono . , vara wide Cotton and wool thread, of 300 TOM 6l ~ p. doz. Printed mastitis, of a vara wide 6 ~ vara. Ditto, white and coloured, clear or embroid ered, and tambourei or linos, aci all goods of this quality, clear 30 indica wide o White common ca:icoca, unbleached, and im perials, of a vara wide Cotton coloured handkerchief., of a v.ra „ Tara. „ cars. „ each. square Ditto, white one, and those of white bor ders, of a wars square Cations, of all classes, of a van wid•• Tara. Article 2. The importer of the above-mentione d articles is responsible ler the amount of the. named duties, with the addition of one per cent., according to the law of 31st of March, 1431, and two per cent. of average, by decree of October 25th, 1842, which together amounts to ten per cent. on these duties, payable in cash. 109 Mexican rams 100 yards English. The present rate of exchange on England is 47i pence to the Mexican dollar. (Signed) CLLLAND CUMBERLEGE. TIIE WEST COAST OP ApsicA MAIL PACKET will be detained until the Ist of Marehouni the mails to be sent out by her Mill not be made up in the General Post-office until the evening of the 28th inst. 230 2so II II p VIII 5 I Ile 20