The Express. — London, England, 1853-02-10 00:00:00

...--qir 4 i l' a , , A So•' - •" . . '-- , -- , --- 76-*.- /,' i' Ttt f13rt%51 No. 2,019.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1858. the requisite accommodation for the approaching cattle show of the society being reserved. The Lord Lieutenant has fixed on Friday next to receive an address from the Board of Irish manufac tur::. _ SHARE LISTS. [THREEPENCE. a 51 11 1 4. ISO FusILIGI4 !Immo" asul Rounds, .13•Igias EIVAt I I handler . _ _ rketet nod EmmaUAW. ' Dijon sad Bern= ... (Dutels /Menial— ... Cast Indian Do. Eatirike • •• Grist Indtan Grand Juaetium of Preea. , I 0 t. Writ.of Canada.% am GUARDIANS.—The return pA: i •NIZ and MISC. tnariliali-lielinele Olaf the Lae Median ;weaned comfort and attrae. AenbnAllt • mce`,..kre"all awning sad ts autiying the hair, "t; °slag the skin and romplr alas. and renthrrg . , an! titIONYO, or rend 'Monti _ k—: wean.eolly white and preserving the an- 00M - tin/eat. 1w die attain &tenon,. a w. Universally might for and . imitations. Tie, only guano* of a .1..10.1.06," yretetlitsg that et the &male on —Sold be .t. KOWL and 30N5, 20, Hatton. 11,4 by chemists and perfumers. ~r riiPo it NT to FAMILIES FUHNISHINO, w ho me* with ecooo2ll. —JANIE3 COOK'. THREE s, t POLISHED ItAIItXIANT ARABIAN BED MBAR Carpet. I...tasking-glass, and Upholster, .M PTO% 110USt.:, 22 and 23, Qoteeu's-buildings, Estimates given, and a lista prices sent post ISse, Now ready. T HE J • i:NAL of the ROYAL AGRICUL- I SOCIETY. O. U.L Sm. comingno: I. Pars t.t7 of Cam lirpott 3. Lip• re's on Top-drtwlng Grass ir e n %%tabor Crest Park, corms • u t 7 order of !Litt!. the Prints Sa, • t . 4. NUM. P..ds S. Tress Diu miss 6. Plow . 4.:Ps . somas Prof. tiinsonds. 7. Ards Parsnip sad White Carrot Dr. Weldor. I, asp, '.ire Week 9. Wm.,. • . and Defailr ye. Nso • • hientstry by Pawn Hemming. 11. Para, Jim. , John Money, Alkswarisrlesot. WV WM,. BY TILE AIITEMILOF ETU," BUM- - 15ii:" - ie: Ire 'Asked may be hod at ell the Libreria. V I 1. LET T E. By Olivia Biz& Three Velesek peg tie. II& WT. amply metal= the we el the author at 'Joao Ripe . m g gall,' • • •2 °elites' wad powerful writer. • Valets 'le • Et Listrotgr an his awed. everywhere original. ~Tel= *me. eei .t o at everywhere klwlly."—Leaieborr. *Thir levit iv •tal have made Omer WI Woes Itwl tempt bal elneet. It • t.tre ea ell the rend the Met la .8111r:ey ad* epre a wi.lcr rre 0 dilailio dill °bee hp.: tor ill iii i A 161 let lot!oirs..l that remelmile be& There la throsibmil• AM et freAreso v tore le leadembehl•Wel."—Llteeery WIN* 0 'Mott* ' Is est oft • goy alls. beta wry pineert beet a labeidant PL. .or. eiment. eleenetkeer• remer V to i.earaitt L. • . JootiLl • WINN% Of 1111111•114 M l = ralal. UM -4. -ewes moo le le " —/gale/ Chelelet.. • Zrembia. ' vellie by Omer Ddb Is reseeefelle. Ilbe or sa k i. tow, solloLt , haft larrai ea II the et edgleel2 6 :l , bet haw cove, • .0. 10 Wimp the Ole Mg Of_ &get rot t'. boot lie oldol.Bll is Nib* , Patel 12 .tileue. tit. it• nee lesiesismen. The the.. mum le its two.: wit!. I...etiea"—Deft Ilewee. " a Gatos •,: •• useselleley Mem, pewee, erl el dere Mei woe; it is ••o, • 4 the wet eleerltag of book; atie of moat la- Oman al . .• -!—Ellabe. t .•• • : a• b, MN, sad Co., Si, Carattlft. ••• •••••=MI=E m. G 0..- :: • .. 9 1 ".... . ...00 . ‘ . ,/ . ar" 4 44.fli : • I 1 .. • 1" 14 .11 . 11... . -© , ri----__= 1 1 4 . L •p, . . 0 • LVILIITS 111 Tat DIV= PLATE. dap r r le Two Tel., pout Soo, with Illoetrationo, IYO 11IOUSAND MILES' RIDE through the A..:0 NM:4Z PROVINC/A, with r acs sit of Brace _ ad is. s.kat Kerr it the Itte ds P. by Warr I Mr; Dq. .r.‘r : Dr* Mem or Oa.. U Oerabiu. Cr INERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, P bL ß Ortba.L.L. AMi $v lul, t .+OdeleaL I. sash; by poi. 'STOAT 10 LT. MINI. AID AVOID. u. LICIT= TO TOI7IIO m. HOW TO II HAPPY. YOII L AID THTSICAL IDLIOTNINT Ot Lin. ON RICIAL DISDAINS. v 2. ILI INNITTUTIN OF NARZIAOI LAM us. DISZAANI WDITER. vus. 01111121 VENANCOMNWILOONSTIPATION, Nal HMIORA. rb. sal z. 101011011, 11 , 1011, sal SCOTCH LANDL 'ob.. 10. wk. 11TD44 .FATHY ; ON. IRS COLD WATER COAL Nirsosa. • k, l'atentsUr.rew; Carvalbs.l47.Flest.stlest: MAN 81, cunkuw ski bestsellers: scot N. IL Oeservell, N.D., 10, Argytkssee. .fialp•triii. who boys bs esalted daily trop 6. NI 7 till A IRELAND. Donuts, Pam. 9. The Lord Lieutenant and the Countess St. Ger mans held their first drawing room for the season last night at the Castle. The company were an omaly numerous, and comprised all our rank and fashion, the names filling two closely printed columns of this morning's papers. Their Excel lencies entered the throne-room shortly after nine o'clock. The DO✓)'in Exprest states that a committee of ma gistrates has been formed in this city with a view of raising subscriptions to defray the expenses of the defence of Mr. J. Delmer, who will be tried at the Ennis Assizes in connexion with the Six-mile Bridge affair. The judiciousness of this move ment on the part of Justices of the peace is very generally thought, to say the least of it, doubtful. Six mortal columns of the Freeman of this morn ing are tied with speeches delivered at a meeting held in rastlebar ou Monday, and which was in tended to be an echo from the west of last week's meeting at Yells. The principal speakers were Mr. G. H. Moore, M.P., Mr. Wilson Gray, and a few of Ik. M'Hale's priests. The proceedings had nothing attic slightest interest about them. After two nights of frost the first shower of snow, for the winter of 18:4-3, fell yesterday morning, and during the day the white flakes came down thickly and continuously so as soon to cover the face tt the country with a fleecy mantle of tolerable thickness. Although rather late in the season, the wintry visitor was welcome; and it was hoped that mine of the complaints we have been hearing from the &grin'? urista might be removed by it, as well as some purifying process effected in our atmosphere which for months past has been filled with fogs and Immure. baring last night no snow fell, and a thaw has set in this morning with on cast wind, which promises soon to remove the white patches from the surface of the soil. Owen Gri ffi ths. David Roberta, John Williams, Richard Charles Davis, and John Perri, na tives of Wake, were found guilty, yesterday, in the ciraroisaion Court, of the manslaughter of a labour- Leg man, named John Byrn, who they threw over hcaid from the deck o f the schooner, Sardine, a few tights since. They were sentenced to be transported Lr t I years. Alcxander, M.P. for Carlow, has nearly re covered from his late dangerous indisposition. At the last meeting of the Royal Dublin Society, 'letter was read from William Dorgan, Esq., dated ju nt 3 9', 1 ' 35 3, proposing to advance to the executive c ommittee a further sum of 13,0001. for the purposes of the Exhibition, upon the same terms as the former rotas of 20,000/. and I,ooot. have been already ad 'laced, and requesting that tho court and cattle PAL of the society might be placed at the disposal, lithe executive committee for the purposes of the Exhibition. The council came to a resolution highly !Pllrce . iating Mr. Dargan's liberality and patriotic !rectums in proposing to advance additional funds a trder to give increased effect to the approaching *hibition ; and being desirous to evince on the part the society their anxiety to co-operate with him to flle.t pra c ti ca bl e extent, have placed the cattle V court yards, and o th er ava il a bl e externa l space, the disposal of the executive committee, fur the lion of buildings according to plans agreed ear THE AMIT.—The Genera! Commanding-in-Chiel has been pleased to approve of Captain the Ili:mumble Granville Charles Cornwallis Eliot, of the Coldsteam Guards, being appointed an Aide-de-Camp to his father, his Excellency the Earl of St. Germans, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, site Captain Arthur Lennox Peel, of the 52nd Light Infantry, resigned. The Ist Battalion of the ilat }Upland Light Infantry is now at Cork, awaiting the arrival of the ships Emerald Isle, Santipore, and Flora, . . which have been chartered to convey tho *IRVIN companies of this battalion to Corfu. The 81st Regiment, from Dub lin, has relieved the 71st at Kilkenny and adjacent sta tions, but the former regiment has not yet been replaced in Dublin garrison. 1 - .i r orth • ' Po^ w " „ di g 1, osimL t p ea ww. ▪ irratl4 mow. EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF PERJURY AGAINST A GIRL. A girl, aged apparently about 15 or 16 years, and who gave her name as Ellen Condron, was on yesterday brought up at the head office of police in Dublin, having been arrested under the following novel and extraordinary circumstances : For some years back she had been in the habit of framing with the most reckless hardihood and con tempt of all consequences charges of robbery against inno cent individuals, whom she prosecuted, in same instances with success, for the purpose of extorting mon from them. It appeared that between 9 and 10 p.m. on 3 rd February, the prisoner, in company with two other girls, entered the shop of Edward Reilly, publican, at 50, Meath-street, and sat down in the taproom, and, having called fur some drink, proceeded atter a short time to pay for it. The prisoner stated that she had 4W. in her possession, of which she would give 101. to have the remainder changed; and on two or three occasions put her hand to where she stated she had the money, as if for the purpose of producing it ; after some delay she at length produced a small parcel, which she gave to Matthew Reilly, brother of the proprietor of the premises, stating " there is the money." On opening , it, however, he discovered that it contained nothing but some old rags tied up ; and, on telling the prisoner this, she again begun searching her dress, as if she had the money concealed therein. One of her companions however exclaimed, " I see you have no money, I will pay for the drink," and accordingly did so. 'they all loft the shop, but on the same night, between 11 and 12 o'clock, the pri soner returned in company with one of the girls, and de manded either " her money or her change." He immediately requested to be informed what change she wanted, and she replied, " the money I gave you before to keep—the 3.51." He of course denied having received any such sum, and, on asking her where she get the money, she replied that she had stolen 401. from her uncle, John Conuron, of Sheep-hill, and ' that the 351. in question/was a portion of that sum. Reilly was of course much annoyed at her importunities, and called in police-constable 140 A, who happened to be passing at the time, for the purpose of giving her inti custody. The pri soner however persisted so vehemently in her assertions, and having particularised the sum stolen as consisting of three 101. notes and one 51. one, and added that the loss thereof had been published in the Gazette, and that the notes had been stopped, succeeded in convincing the con stable that it was his duty to remove Mr. Reilly to the station-house, where he remained all night. The brother of Mr. Reilly, however, instantly took his departure to Sheep Hill, for the purpose of ascertaining whether the portioc of the girl Condron's statement relative to the felony of the 401. was true, and on arriving there found that although a John Condron did live there, he had neither lost any money nor bad the misfortune to be in any way ac quainted with the prisoner. Mr. Hamilton, 11.1'. for the county of Dublin, in whose employment Condron was, in formed him that about eight weeks previous to that the police bad been engaged in investigating charges of robbery brought against different persons by this very Condron, whom he (Mr. H.) believed to have been imprisoned in the gaol of Naas. Mr. E. Reilly then went to the Constabulary Station, and ascertained that the police had been greatly annoyed by the charges and false statements put forward by the prisoner Ellen Condron, who made a livelihood in that manner. In consequence of these facts having trans pized and been duly authenticated the magistrate decided upon dismissing the complaint against Mr. M. Reilly, and upon placing the prisoner Ellen Cundron in the dock. Whilst the above matters were in progress of investiga tion and elucidation, intelligence reached the authorities that the prisoner had been practising the very same tricks in Liverpool, and that there were then no less than three persons in custody upon charges preferred by her, and to substantiate which she had mixed up the names of several parties actually residing in different parts of Dublin, and had described the localities in which their respective resi dences were situated with the utmost minuteness ; awl she had also spoken of several Rowan catholic clergymen by name, and the reverend lady principal of the Baggot-street Convent, as being able to give her a good character. These, however, all turned out, after careful and patient investi gation by the Dublin police force, to be mere fictions, and the references to be adroit but downright untruths. On reference to the calendar of crimes kept in Kilmainham Gaol, it appeared that the prisoner, youthful as she was, had twice undergone the sentence of the County Sessions Court, once for four, and on the second occasion for twelve months, and the presiding barrister had only refrained from transporting her in the hope that she might one day reform. . . . _ . _ . - - , Evidence to substantiate the foregoing facts having been given, The magistrate committed the prisoner for trial at the ensuing commission as a vagrant, without any possible means of earning her bread honestly. REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE AT A WEDDING.—A strange circumstance occurred on Sunday night in the QuerLer Bonne-Nouvelle. A young man who had been married the day before, had invited some Of his friends to come and celebrate the wedding. An excellent dinner was prepared, and done ample justice to ; and in the sours of the evening, it was proposed t i extemporise a dance. Whilst in the midst of • grand galop, one of the gentle men suddenly sent his foot through the flooring, and got • sharp fall in consequence. In endeavouring to extricate himself, he broke part of the ceiling of the room below, is that a hole was made between the two storeys. Immo& ately so dreadful an odour rasa up from the room Imam.' neath that the guests were not able to endure it ; lei at last it was resolved to go and knock at the deer of the apartment below. This was done, but es no answer was given, enquiries were made of the porter, who said that the apartment was occupied by • wealthy nstsr *hand° de comestibles at the Halley, who had some days before gone to see her friends in the sestaUy, and bad not since returned. It was thought, whim Se circumstances, best to send for the commissary of and on his arrival the door was broken open. The eati ll :#l the dreadful odour was then discovered. The body of OD marcAosade was found on the bed in an advanced stabs at decomposition, death having, to all appearance, been pew dated by the fumes of lighted charcoal. It seems that bee husband had last year put an end to his existence in a similar manner, and that ever since she had been some what affected in her mind. In place of going to the coun try, as the porter thought, she must have returned quietly Dome, and put an end to her existence.—Galignani. • • - THE MURDER :ILO, CHADWELL-lIELTII, ESSEX.— On Tuesday morning, within three hours a ft er the murder of Mr. Toiler was committed, information of the tragical event was forwarded to Mr. C. C. Lewis, the coroner for Essex, who immediately directed a jury to be empannelkd, and on the same afternoon they assembled at the Greyhound public-house, on Chadwell-heath, near the residence of the deceased. The jury having heard the extremely direct and positive evidence, embodied in our yesterday's report, had no hesitation in finding a verdict of wilful murder against Charles Saunders, the person in custody, and the coroner issued his warrant accordingly for the prisoner's committal to the next sessions of the Central Criminal Court, and bound over the witnesses to appear and give evidence against him. It appears from inquiries made by the police th.t the prisoner Saunders is one of those ill-conditioned tramping mendicants who infest the country, and had been long in the habit of extorting money front timid and ner vous people, partly by threats and partly by whining ap peals for relief ; and there is no doubt, from the observa tion he made to the constable who held him in custody, toat the deceased had prevented him obtaining some money, and that revenge prompted him to the commission of the horrible deed. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CORPORAL OF THE 6TB LIGHT DILIOOOI4B.—On Tuesday an inquest was held at the Barracks Inn, Newcastle-on-Tyne, before blr. J. 0. Stoker, coroner, on Matthew Ferris, aged 21, a corporal in the 6th Light Dragoons, stationed at Neweistle Barracks, why was killed by a tall from his horse whilst returning from the Post-office with the letter bog on Monday morn ing. It appears that about half-past eleven o'clock Ferris was observed on horseback galloping up Pilgrim-street, from the Post-office, when he appeared to be intoxicated, and the horse threw him. Ile remounted and turned into Blackett-street. On reaching the further end of the street the horse got upon the llsg stones, slipped its foot and fell, and deceased was thrown with great violence upon his back, his head coming in contact with the paving stones. Ile was conveyed to the barracks in a state of insensibility, and died about an hour afterwards, his skull being dread fully fractured. Ferris had always been a remarkably steady man ; but he had lately come into possession of a sum of money. 13e had two five pound notes that morning,' and after his death 9/. 10a. were found in his pockets. It is supposed that he had fallen in with some acquaintance and indulged too freely in liquor during his brief absence from the barracks that morning. The horse is said to be a very mischievous one, having injured several persons before. WEDNIESDAT EVENING. The railway market opened "good" this morning, strength being imparted by the purchase of 1,200 Great Western shares, which carried the price of that stock up to 89. Subsequently , the market sym pathised with tho fall in Consols, the decline being in some cases considerable, but later in the afternoon there was a partial rally. Prices, however, although the feeling at the close was firmer, left off 10s. to 11. per cent. lower than yesterday. French shares opened steadily, but declined rapidly with Console. Later in the day a rally took place, consequent on the receipt of to-day's prices from Paris. Northerns, being scarce in this market, were better supported than Lyons and Strasbourg'. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoac. The railway market opened this morning with a buoyant appearance, and has since attained a further advance, especially for York and North Midland, Eastern Counties, Caledonian, Lancashire and York shire, London and North-Western, and South-West ern. Since the decline in Consols the market has become a shade flatter. In French shares nothing has been done. IMAM AND STOCKS UNGUAZANTIVID. las te4ay is to 9 p.a. 2Si 20i 5 41 14 a a I 771 f Sf 71 e 10 1 1s IS I L " IN I 1 & 1$ 90 I I Abscises Jusetion I illskon., Lia.,lChes,JuL. Do. do. do. 20... Brbdol lad [Rotor ... ONedmW Chester sad Flo y h;;;4 Deft sad Bandon Diddle' int Bolted Joao.. Douala, Perth, and Aber dem Inaction loot , . . Ditt " OlU i re. IDd frbe~Uis Rapers Milos Ciao A... pato E. 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IS amigo aal Holyhead ... 31 awl Sudan . all Ovules i Polk, sad Aber. _ . . 91 taatAssilan(2l.lo44p.Q. I Ds. do. (U.) 7 per Ct. Do. is. (71. 170 pe ~ 7 par Ct. Salt.Ote.lats.,l Nol 111 Ditto do. N 0. ,, 10 Os. Row 4 par OM. INcon SO I lisit.Usies.,llwlp rsit p.Ct 5 Adiabargb, and DDana.,c 100 Groat !lonise:rail par t Call 100 Ds. 5 per mat. Soup, Re desmablo at 10 FAL pin 11 Ointh&Wonrs(l)lloglitha 6 GI West.lllu Miscues spo 100 Gt.We•tern. tipd i rmt 100 Ditto timid per a 6 Lancashire itiorla.l7 100 Ditto 6 paaarttwaL 100 Lomat BeinCOliu4lloro7 ;100 DittoPrebnoliai • pre. 5 ,Lort.MSthWastOomMPP le Lonitoaderry &CUP. 1 all Londondarrykluml49.96 U RanJlM42lllJna.ps./41 10 Do. Wu 810 Dm RS /124opplIt p 100 In4Dana.W.lo4.ll..Ct Ditto Pries's, 20 Narita all Dm Ouanataad 5j par it all Do.Warensylialloy 5 pet 160 NOM BMW el *Nth Stalbrainiri 106 OzSird, Worosmar, and Wolvid..llll. per °rot 9 I Diem ditto ditto • VewOlar. throws.lk ,O Abroata 11 10 Do. 6 U bath I' It Ditto ell i Fastk Ars mlitit.l V 100 6 Dab 10 'Ye t per Cent... Do. 8 per Oest oath Deno Ditto New ...ta ,& Waft, AsajOSIAL. Terria7limmir - LN: ouw..eamp r imiL —'. DIM _„ 1 100 100 100 301 301 301 Itt.! m; St. 13. - :II;*Z72Q - I'.l Do. (Canal)... Po. 6 per et. Pr Lyon moo I,lladrao Mertz Antonia .. IN emu/ dt Lece(with In.; Do. Do.(ez (Menet) .. lecethens of Frenoe_ Do. 904 3 per et donde (for H. & Amoco ebe.! Norwegian Trunk Prater. Pane eau Lyon. Paris aid or!eeies Pato sod Roan .. Pero end streeneeere P .rfaCee.,eadambnisep 9oebos end Itfohocod nonan ant Ham , Sambre and Num_ Do. by per Cent. Prober. Southern of Frans*. Upper India Scrip nos Flanders Do. bj par Clapt. Treirr. Viessatif Mao., Wel. tern of Switzerland Zealaid JOINT STOCK BANKS. 8 40 Austral: all 20 Chart. liaak of India amAralia, and c tu,2 20 Enerban, Scottish, and: Australian Chartered 4 2 L^adon armload Banal of Australia 5 Halal Austral. Rankine and o,ld Import. Co 1 25 South ustraha 23 Union of Australia ... Do. New Se i li lf If 4 41 80. I. iltsoiLLAstsovs. Pd 100 tu,tralisn AgrL. 83 123,712 t N. Brit. Aust. land all 100,001 1 geottlahAtud.lnvest all 12,700 U 9. Australian Land 25 , 10,009 100 Van Land 29 14 II nO 340 1 14 pm 13 :al 47 30 MINES. WIDNZSDLY EVENING. There has been a steady business in English mining stocks to-day, and paces are firm. Transac tions have taken place in East Darren, at 100, 103. Cam Brea, 84; West Providence, 54, 55 ; Alfred Consols, 163,1; Tremayne, 27; Wheal Crebor, 13 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 40; Craddock Moor, 43, 45 ; Wheal Uny, 14, 1; Spearne Consols, 101, I, 1 ; North Buller, 101, ; Tamar Consols, 6,1; Wheal Har riett, 275.; Wheal Edward, 3, 1,1 ; Cubert, 11; St. Day United, 2 rem.;p East Russell, 10; Tavey Consols, 51, 3, 3; Wheal Brewer, 20; North Dam sel, 11, 3; Wheal Norris, 11; Clive, 41, 5; Black Craig;4l ; Wheal Carpenter (South Sydenham), 8 ; Rix Hill, 21, 3; Merllyn, 41, 3; Wheal Golden, 31, 4 ; West Wheal Alfred, 41, ; West Edward, 75.; Hingston Downs, 6; awton United, 335.; Prignant Consols, 19e.; Grosvenor Lead, 1 prem. The gold mining shares were generally steady, with no great amount of movement. The descrip tions best supported are Port Philip, British Austra lian, and Great Nugget Vein. Santiago shares were again flatter, closing 6 to 7. The non-official quotations are : Peel Ricer Land and Mineral, 81 to 91; Australian Mutual, 1 to prem. ; Australian Consols, 1 to 1 lorem.; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to / die.; Garnett end Moeelcy, die, to 1 prem.; Melbourne Gold, 1 to i per share; Golden Mountain, 1 to 1 dim. ; La Peru vieane, par to prem.; Monarch, par to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 4 die. to par; Port Royal and St. Andrew Copper, 11 to prem.; Portland Iron, 1 to 3 prem.; Jamaica Copper, 1 to I prem.; Miaen Head, par to 1 prem.; Sulphate of Barytes, 3-16 to 1-16 Kenmare, Ito 1 prem.; Glenaulin, par to 1 prem. ; Connemara, 1 to 1 prem. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The gold mining sham have been steady to-day, with a moderate business. Great Nugget Vein shares arc better, having reached 31 prem. British Austra lian and Colonial Gold are very firmly supported. Pontgibaud Silver Lead Mining shares have bees done at par. There is no movement in Australian Land shares. (losing 11..asess No. Stare. Kum. Pale prism dons yesterday. to-day. --.- -...-- IA" 1 Arta Fria all f l l 1 44 19914110 10a. Anglo Californian WOO ; Annual...lan I I 6 21 „ o g 2 Australian 4 4 ii Attatralian Cardillo; ... all par 1 pro 11 Australian Pristhold ... all par Ipm 1 NAN Ave Marla all ass 1 1 846 00 Wash Australian Gok all 11 1 f pro 11 I WAN 20 British Iron 13.3 7 9 101100 35 !Irsail.liap.(lm.atel.pt 241 4 5 4 11.0 1 30 30 Da. Oosatosnd Caleb. all If 21 11190 29 Do. 8. John Dal Its: 10 29 30 210,00 e I Canon's Crook Pa/ f pm I 12,009 40 Coke Copper .. 4ll 411 100.000 0 Colonial Gold .."'" I 21 21 3l f 0,0.... .. Csplapo l4 4 7 350 r. St. Copper Miners of Fag. all U 8,000 23 Do. Pref. 76 per osat. all —pm 70.005 6 Itair.tmistralisoCopper all 2 11 di. 100,000 3 Great Nugget Vela all 31 311 pm Of 1 20,001 20 Go.eral all 141 151 1 12,000 Grand Duchy */ Bader all par Ipm 11.0 t:: Groat Poly:loth all 14 15 om 100,000 Luke Pathan' all I 1 dig 60,041 Liberty 20.000 LoadonSiCallfern. Gold Unarm Crudtlis Co all 1 I dl. 100,000 Marianas all id epenzali 1 a all 20,000 1 MoskaaldStbAsiorkai 9 41 3 41 zil 200,0/ New Druids 100,000 Nouveau Monde 16 0 ,000 Port Philip I If 11 pa 111 60,000 Quartz Kock all par f pm 10,001 10 Itbrancy Iron all Ditto Nem 1,000 30 Santiago do Cabs lOl 6 7 $0,00" 1 .outh Anatrallan.....„ all 1 die Ipm 6,000 10 Tin Croft 45.174 Mai Called Moslem 70,000 1 Waller 100,000 1 West Granada all a 109,000 1 West Mariposa. all 1 dim pl 1 100.'46 1 Tuba ...... ..... „... MONEY MARKET. WIDNYSDAY EVENING. The stock markets opened with a firm appearance this morning, but on the receipt of intelligence by telegraph of an insurrection having broken out at Milan, considerable heaviness supervened. Later in the day, however, the telegraphic advices from Paris indicating that little effect had been produced on that bourse by the news, operators regained confi dence, and there was a partial rally, the market finally closing rather more firmly. Although it was stated that the news was confirmed by despatches received at the Foreign-office, there was no disposition to attach much gravity to this revolutionary intelligence, the presence of an overwhelming Austrian military force in Northern Italy being considered sufficiently decisive of the fate of any such movement. It is rather considered that the disturbance referred to may be the effect of some sudden ebullition of popular discontent, which may soon subside, and may very possibly have been to some extent provoked by the military authorities for special purposes. It is reported, however, that there have lately been sonic considerable draughts from the Austrian army in Italy, with a view to the formation of the large corps of observation on the Montenegrin frontier. The incident affords further illustration of the frail nature of the tenure on which Austria holds so many of her provinces, and is eminently cal culated to damp the ardour of those who rested their hopes of an amelioration in the finan cial position of the empire on the antici pation of some approaching reduction of her vast mi litary force. In the railway market there were some large purchases of Great estern shares early in the morning, chicly by late speculative sellers, on the rumour that the dividend will bo maintained. In this market the oversold position of many of the dealers affords support to prices, the investments on account of the public having diminished during the last few days. Consols opened 99: to 1 , fell to 99k, on the con tinental news, but finally left off 99 to 4 for money. For the March account the contango was a shade stiffer at 1-16 to k, which is indicative of no pressure of stock for the settling. The Government broker made his usual investment. The official business report embraces : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 99!„ I, I, • ditto, for account, 991, Three per Cents. Reduced, 1001, 100. Three and-a-Quarter per Centa., 1031, 4,, 103. Long An nuities, 1860, 6 i-16,'. South Sea Old Annuities, 991. Bank Stock, 224. There is no change in the price of Exchequer Bills, which remain quoted 508. to 345. prem. India Bonds were more freely dealt in at 60s. to 635. prem. 'there was no change of importance in the foreign market, business in this department being dull, and the feeling rather fiat. Spanish stocks w ere la th er worse, and Turkish scrip receded to 1 die. Bargains were concluded as follows : Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 63. Dutch Two-and-a-Halt per Cents., 85; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 971, 1 ,1, .1. Equador Bonds, 5:, 1. Granada Deferred, 111, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 221. Sardinian Five per Cents., 931, 94, 931. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 47 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, 4 ' • the Committee's Certificates, 41 p er cen t. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 1 dia. Letters received this afternoon from St. Peters burg, dated the Ist instant, report a further decline in the exchange on Loudon, which is quoted 3S 13-16 to Id. At this rate shipments of gold from this side are out of the question. Notwithstanding the ' cessation of gold shipments to Russia, however, there I can be no doubt the Bank's stock must continue to decrease until some of the Australian supplies come in. We reported yesterday that the decrease to be exhibited in the next return will be upwards of 300,0001., and the shipments this week aro quite suf ficient to warrant the conclusion that the succeeding returns will show a further considerable diminution. It is not considered probable, however, that the Bank directors will make any further alteration in the rate of discount immediately, although the future adoption of the measure is not by any means impos sible. The falling off lately noticed in the shipments of specie by sailing vessels to Australia appears to have been mainly induced by the approaching departure of the Harbinger. This vessel is to take out about 300,0001. in coin, besides 60 passengers. We also learn that the Lady Macnaghten has taken out 35,0001. for Port Philip. The shipments by the Harbinger arc partly on account of the gold mining companies and Australian Banks. A notice was affixed at the Post-office to-day stating that the de parture of this vessel is postponed one day. She will not leave Southamp'on till the 11th, and letters will consequently be in time if posted in London to morrow (Thursday). The dividend of the London and South Western Railway Company was officially announced in the Stock Exchange to-day as being at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, making 3 per cent. for the whole year 1852. The surplus to be carried to credit of the reserve is only 7471. This is precisely in accordance with the anticipation expressed in the Express of the let inst. The Midland dividend is also offi cially stated at the rate of 31 per cent. per annum, making 3k per cent. for the year 1832. The surplus in this case is 13,0001. It is confidently reported that the directors of the Gloat Western Company have finally decided upon maintaining the dividend at 4 per cent. per annum for the past half-year. The twelfth annual meeting of the proprietary of the British Colonial Bank and Loan Company is to be held at the London office, on the 16th inst. In their report the directors state that, from the im proved state of New South \Vales since the last annual meeting, the property of the company has increased in value, and their rents are on the ad vance; and, from recent adviees received from their manager, it appears that in every ease when any of the company's leases have been renewed such re newal has been at an advance of 23 to 30 per cent. on the former rental. In consequence of the resolu tion come to by the shareholders at the last meeting, as to the equalisation of the British and Colonial shares, the directors resolved to offer to the British shareholders whose shares were paid in full 5 per cent., in lieu of 6 per cent, heretofore paid them, on 21. 10s. per share; but as the holders of 267 shares declined accepting the reduced rate of interest, the directors determined to repay to them the amount received beyond the eighth instalment, on their signing an undertaking that the money should be returned when the final call should be made. The directors are of opinion that the time has arrived when the final call should be made on the British shareholders. They also state that during the past year they have purchased on behalf of the company 150 more colonial shares, which transaction has realised a profit of 3,6591. 18s., and has enabled them to write off the whole of the loss incurred on the sales of some of the unproductive property, besides increasing the fund to meet other losses that may occur. Ihe dividend recommended is at the rate of 5 per cent. on the 21. 10s. per share paid beyond the eighth call, and 21 per cent, on the eighth calls paid up on all the shares of the company. The directors at the same time have drawn up a statement of the land owned by the company, from which it appears that they are proprietors (independent of the land and houses which are held by them as mortgagees for the payment of mortgages, amounting to 38,9641. 193. ld., yielding an annual interest of 2,9221. 7s. 6d.), of about 20,000 acres of land in New South Wales, as well as many valuable town allotments, houses, wharves, and stores in the city of Sydney; and also 120 acres of land within two miles of Melbourne, Victoria. Australian Agriculturalehares were rather weaker, closing 232 to 237. Ex the new shares, the price is quoted 80 to 85. South Australian Land shares re ceded 21., and those of the Scottish Australian In vestment Company were also worse, leaving off only to 11 prem. ex div., and ex. new. Bank of Aus tralasia shares were a shade better, but those of the New Australian banks were not quite so well sup ported. There were also dealings in London and County Bank shares at 303 ; Oriental Bank Corpora tion, 46 ; British American Land, 51 ; Royal Mail Steam, 821. Ebro Canal shares are quoted 1 to 11 prem. ; Chiriqui Road, par to 3 prem.; French South Eastern Railway, 1 dis to par ; Bank of Asia, 1 die to par ; London Bank of Australia and India, die. to par. Insurance shares this week have been quiet, but Alliance Life and Indemnity Marine shares exhibit an improvement. The present quotations of the market are as follows :—Albion, 86; Alliance, 251, ' ditto, Marine, 55, ex dia, and bonus; Atlas, 21; British Commercial, 7 ; Church of England, 31; Clerical, Medical, and General, 20k; County, 120; Crown, 171; Eagle, 7d ; Equity ani Law Life, 53; English and Scotch Law Life, 31; European Life, 20; Family Endowment, 33; General, 53; Globe, 119 cx div.; Guardian, 61; Imperial Fire, 310; ditto Life, 193; Indemnity Marine, 59; Law Fire, 43; Law Life, 50; Legal and General Life, 51; London Fire, 283 ; London Ship, 283; Marine, 18; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 11 ; National Loan Fund, 23, 3 ; National Provincial, 13; Palladium Life, 3; Pelican, 45; Phoenix, 173; Professional Life, 3 prem.; Provident Life, 40 ; Rock Life, 8; Royal Exclan&ro, 235 ; Sun Fire, 211; ditto Life, 55; Union, 220; United King dom, 41; Universal Life, 45; Victoria Life, 53. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1173; General Reversionary and Investment, 100 ; London Reversionary, 15 ; Reversionary Inte rest Society, 106. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions aro subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 110; Brecknoek and Abergarenny, 8234 Birmingham * (guaranteed 4 per cent. by th e London - 4 Nor Western Railway), 10.51; Derby, 63 ; Ellesrat re and Chester, 354; Grand Junction, 60,1, ex div.; ditto, Guaranteed Six per Cent. 12 ; Grand l'ai on , 21 ; Kennet and Avon, 7; ; Leeds and Liverpool, 550; Leicester, G 6; Leicester and Northampton, 444; Loughborough, 510; Macclesfield, 50; Oxford, 132; Peak Forest, 70; Regents, 161 ex div. ; Rochdale, 42; Stafford and Worcester, 405; Stourbrige, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24; Marwick, and Birmingham, 40; Warwick and Napton, 28; Worcester and Birmingham, 33; Wilts and Berks., 7, 71. These prices show no change. Shares in bridge associations command the forow ing prices ungerford,l2 ; Southwark New Seven and-a-Half per Cents., 16 ; Waterloo, 3;; ditto, Old Annuities of 81., 241; ditto, Now, of 71., 22); Vaux hall, 21. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows :—British Provincial 22j; Brighton, 16; City of London, 125; Continental (Third Capital), 69; Equitable, 2G; Great Central, 144; Indepen dent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 25; Plicer.ix, 27; United General, 213, 22 ex div.; Westminster Chartered, 37f ex div.; ditto, New 6,1 ex die. Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :—East Lon don, 124 i ; Grand Junction, G 9 ; Kent, 841; New River Company, 60; Southwark and Vauxhall, 90; West Middlesex, 111. The Ass= Tea Company's shares are quoted in the official list, 10; Auction Mart, 33; Canada Com pany, 5.5, 53 ex div. ; Electric Telegraph (A shares, 20/. paid), 22; ditto (II 7/. 10s. paid), 8; Hudson's Bay stock, 220. The quotations of stogies at Amsterdam on Tues day aro thus reported by Mr. Itcuter's telegraphic express :—Dutch Fout• per Cents., 95,1 ; ditto Two and-a-Half pet Cents., 64 5-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 2215-G. Mexican New, 231; Por tuguese New, 38 11-16. The Spanish Committee's Certificates, 4 13-16 per cent. Spanish Old Three per Cents. (English), 481. At Vienna, on Tuesday, the Five per Cent. 3letallics were quoted 941, and the exchange on London 10.52. Ihe same despatch states that the reported favourable news from Monte negro has not been confirmed. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English funds have presented a flatter appear ance tc-day, there being little disposition to operate. Consols opened 091 to 4 for cash, the government broker buying at ', but the market has since become a shade worse, and the present quotation is only 90k to for money, and 994 for the 10th March. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100 to 1004; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103„ to 1113 ; Ex chequer Bills, 565., 575., and 53.. prem., being a rally. Foreign stocks are also very dull, business being limited, and prices present no change worthy of es pecial notice. Russian Fives mark 120 to # ; Gre nada Deferred, 11Z ; Dutch Fours, 97; to ; Swedish Loan, 1 dis.; Turkish Scrip, y dis.; Australian Scrip, 8 prem. 31 34 lb st • 3 94 8 4 di. 93 86 dis 3 die 4 4 • 14 3 4 pm 494 164 97 99 63 63 67 69 70 60 le 0 9 10 14 11 Ili 3 414 21 33 784 79 36 33. ii lal 4 4 93 2 14 ...5 SI 93 27 21 9 9 SWs I put II ; +W 2 ,. $73 58 3 SO it :I 2 te SOI“ 10 Si 29 14 100 110 Si 64 149 161 Stj 113 i 113 115 1101 571 11 IS 131 1.6 141 354 191 20 33 7 71 106 109 K IS 151 133 150 113 I ode 314 $l4 101 l 1134 SHARD. 106 101 104 1t.6 If 20 6 4 1 111 $ 4 11 1116 1 1 1 p 1 I pm 14, 14 16 19 3 3i IN 124 114 If 64 74 id 106 105 100 102 1r161 4 Pa 34 4 pi 11 4 131si 9 10 11 111 I rm 13 1 14 V 3 310 221 13 i t I If 105 107 334 334 I - 1 - 11 pa II 111 171 171 1 I pa IS 17 Par Poi so 044 10 10 dia par P. 2 104 01 Par CPm . I Si 1 i 91 WAYS IS 11 Ms 1 1341 pr lAI 2 I die 41,1 pan I2i .". 1 dis ar psi if Ii :1a li I 4 3 .•• : 1 d4 S pai ra 3 24 pa -..- 72 s 2 41 14 141 9 9 131 13; pm 38 40 291 391 291 31 pm par 2 pas 17i is al 9 3 p IS it &a pm I. Lab t d'' rig - n dis Closing Business prim done yettarday. to- lay. all 82 44 46 71 72 ad li 8 id 1 8 arming Prier &Wawa dons to-day. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. roc Amount. PARIS, Pm 9. For , Money. 1 09eautiplItitisst. Lowest, Clueing. --. me Cents. per Cents., 1825 ... ... ... ... per Cents., 1882 lo,i 0 105 0 103 0 101 90 104 90 er Cents. - 3 per Cents. q per Corn., 18252 1 ~. ... , 44 par Cents., 1852 lo,:i 0i ' 105 ." 0 lO3 I— -1 0 I 101 90 10490 4 per Cents. 3 pea Cente.New Loan .. I -.. .... . ... i Exchange on London: atcarat, 25 71; (..0 days, 54 90. &Aldan, 'port:l.l64o3 Mo.cy • Naples Item.: Da. 41 Do. 2i Piedmont :. 9.('t..,... 96 25 Treasury Bonds ... 31 I Do. 5. 1852 EMUS, Fan. 9. St. Germain, 1,380; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (left bank), 326 25; Porn and Orl• ant, new, 992 50; Paris end Rouen, 950 ; Bonen and Deere. 447 56; Marseille. and Pietism-is (Converted), —; Straahnurg and Bale, 341 25; Ncrthena, 830; Paris and htrarbouen, 717 50 ; Pari• and Lyon; 830; Lyons and Mediterranean. 712 50 ; Montereau and Troyes, 216 45 ; liurat, 615; Blesmo and St. Itieler to Gray, 490; Paris and Cher. bourn, 583 55 ; Dijon and Beweneon 813; Midi, 547 50; Dieppe and Munn, 315; Andresieux and ! D oane —; Paris andSaniew. • Bordeaux and Tone, 230. VIENNA, FEB. 7.—Five per Cent. Metaliiques, —. New Loan (Series A), 941 ; (Series B), 1054 ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 841. Bank Shares, 1,375. Exchange on London, 10.46. BERLIN, FEB. 7.—Voluntary Loan, 102; New Loan, 41; per Cent. (1S50), 103; ditto (1852), 1021; National Debt, 934; Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1481; Bank Shares, 109. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Suo tr. —The public take, which chirtly consisted of Manilla and Havannah, did not alter quotations, as the bulk of the sound portion was bought in, but the market generally has a steady appearnce. The refined market is also steady; grocery lumps, fair to fine, 455. to -as 6d. COFFEE.-200 casks plantation Ceylon were offered in public sale ; a considerable portion was bought in, the re mainder sold about previous rates. Native Ceylon quoted firm at 471. COCOA.-300 bags Trinidad were offered, and chiefly eold at previcus prices. TEA.—This article has a firm appearance. CoproN.—The demand continues limited. SPIIIITS.—Rum continues dull of ea:. Brandy is quoted 4d. under the late highest point of the market. Isnioo.—The sale is progressing steadily at the full ad vance quoted on Tuesday-3d. to 6d. per lb., except dry leaf p Madras is 3d. lower than the October sale. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady, at the anner.d quotations, viz. : Town T.e.low, 435. 91 nett cash ; Petersburg I.C. on the spot, 495. 9d. to Bs.; January to March, 438. tid. ; October to December (new), 435. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade heavy, at the following quotations :—Prime meadow Ray. 7m. to 80s.; inferior, 659. to 70s. ; Bowen, 450. to 555. ; Clover, 90s. to 100 s. ; second cut, 661. to Sts. ; Straw, 265. to 300. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LIVERPOOL, Tnuunhar, 10.30 sac. Wind N.E., moderate, and foggy. Arrived.—Asia, from New Orleans. WE—Baltimore, Ireland; The Duke, from Savan nah, for Liverpool. QUEENSTOWN, Fan. 8. Wind N.N.E., fine and frosty. Arrived.—Waltron, from New York. Sailed.—Valparitiac for London. SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY MORNING. The sailing of the Harbinger for Port Philip and Sydney has been postponed till Friday, at 1 p.m. LECTURE ON SACRED MUSlC.—Lnitt evening Mr. J. W. Hobbs delivered a "Lenten lecture" on sacred music, at the Princess's Concert-room, Oxford-street. The lecture was illustrated by Mrs. Endcrsohn, Mies Emma Phillips, Mr. H. Phillips, Mr. Foster, and Mr. Cummings. ~ THE FATAL UPSETTING OF THE RIM. LIFE IMAT.—SPECIAL VERDICT.—The iLviry,which has Leen going on for several days before Mr. L. Pierce, the corooer, and jury, re.p'cting the fete of the six unhappy men who perished by the capsising of the Rhyl life-boar, was brought to a close at a late hour on Monday evening. The jury considered their verdict, and found, " That the deceased men were accidentally drowned by the upsettirg of the Rhyl life-boat; nt the same time they (the jurj) arc of opinion that this boat is not suitable for this station ; and with re-pact to the life-belts, they consider that they wero wholly inefficient for the intended purpose." DEPARTURE OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANA DIAN MAlLS.—Yesterday, at 12 o'clock, the United States Mail steam ship, Pacific, Captain Nye, sailed from the Mersey fur New York, with the usual biweekly mails, 40 passengers, and a large cargo of merchandise on freight. TIIE BRITISH SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.—It is stated that the operations of this company have already extended fur beyond expectation, and that the commercial arrangements present • handsome prospect of remunera tion. Licenses Lave already been granted to other refiners, the important principles involved may be considered in active work, and the company starts therefore under au spices which do not often await upon undertakings of a like nature. The West India interest is much concerned in its development, and we are therefore the more gratified to mark its success.—Globe._ CORK AND BANDON RAILWAY.—Return of traffic for the week cadiug sth of February, 1953 ;—Paseengers, parcels, &c., 130/. 10s. Gd. ; merchandise, cattle, &c., 701. Ils. 3d. ; total, 2021. Is. 9d. Traffic for corresponding week last year—Passengers, parcels, etc., 1001. his. sd. ; mer• ettautlisc, cattle, &c., 411. Bs. sd. ; total, 14r.d. 3s. IW. ! 1 / 4 ' c""!_ 109 64 1 i 77 i S 106) ni i lle i 714 • 70i Ili 103 i lON 4 I 14:_ 41 x Lai 51 I Fox ~: ~ ~~~