The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-07 00:00:00

, I 1111 No. 2,040.1 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1853. [THREEPY LIFE ASSUItANCE AGENTS.--:Parties SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. COMMERROK.T.ALALNadNT reu•." . Agents to any Lae Airurance Company, reel with adeantage at Ere Snob to that 10 I Warp and Astwasan I i dis $ $ Sega Lela imam I li_ MONEY MAR if ET. rious Australian ports. Tracts of land rich in coal PA at "41 dti' " tend their new whamroans. The Dino RAToRDAY EVIRINO. 30 1. are stated to have been already secured on *dean esta• Ltre, avvl thereby ea . . .. mod agoeffmes. 131 141 /3 —4-- he usilTT FIRS lA, IIANCE Aie-lATION (a. Business in the railway market to-day was very 10 1 Dern 11•1111osimin „. 11 Mpm Beams. tsgeous terms. Chinese labour is to be employed, The English stock market to-day was flat, and the and a charter of incorporation or colonial act to be We bad b3ultAa moderate or Swat t . ....... ,tai i ; • tent prtoe.thes to abs palm raty 30 11 Duro sa'r'i .•• and the general tone of the market rather le ge " •-•- 24 3 " ..ttpa,..,,ltuZnapigata"fl.. -twos t°[ Ali! awl hi alkyd every taeWtr to . .. , . sus Isom ... .. as 41 pm alight improvement established yesterday was lost. applied for. morning by land carriage Da' itirg- Did such view Foe urns, proper two. aad all other Woe. nat. tancunire and Yorkshire, London and North- v 1 1 Da. KOMMUO. ll If " 31 1 TlloNoo IL BAYLIS, Throughout the various departments of the Stock menos, pore apply to Western, and a few other stocks showed a slightly aj, 12 °flat WWII ralam._ ••1••• 1 i 2e .. The Spanish and Portuguese Screw Steam Ship. !tined csnourndritdioithn,rouwityingwtoatehe • Exchange considerable dulness prevailed, and the ping Company is being formed, with a capital of theßranoteesy owfasfifionn di:kb: elar General Manager sad fierromp. 11 Crud Junoles of name lg 11 retrograde tendency. Edinburgh, Perth and Dun- sta is, ot.waimaramisa,satr s 1 !ten tendency of prices was drooping. It is evident that 200.0001., in 10/. shares, to supply a more speedy cry. 4 oPiere, 40. Pell-mall, Loodon. Applicatvone so he accompanied by retortion. dee, Brightens and Great Northern. were better. ..a ..i De.assesibileit...,l.loal - - the tightness of the money market is reacting upon and certain mode of transit than at present exists well su dW' apannudibleic4sestecdatriointilesiftoor and di checking investments. for produce and manufactures between this country has beePaTeratentiiy a' Foreign; shares present no feature of the least se is Lutalld".•sl"-`'"' - - riIANKS of DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. intend. ISVLSTMSNT OF CAPITAL. ARTIE 4 DEalltOtld of IN VEsTING MoNEY are piqued= to the pan of the N ATIONA L. A4SUR.ANCE and IN SPAT. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoat. Lawaser - ... ... 61 7 w 10 Ds. (Raihre) ... - a 51 9 2 DO ... ... ... ... 11 11 toS Do 10=4 . 14 q 10 3 DAS per a Freligenee pa 41 Console opened 991 to 1, but soon became flatter, and Spain and Portugal. Screw steamers of about dull at a decline , elfiorvertnyo scant i 1 peinrthcee enteceneeme. Thie,efeorollnynantoceyks,99desia,t:n. to be conveyed being chiefly of a perishable inneyAapnridl.Thßuarsedinaeyeanwexut, 6psroopotoeiedns each are to be employed. The produce Ream were r were character, it is assumed that screw steamers will be week's mine wan ,e..oci in IN, by which a high rate of Merest may be ob. Great quietude prevails in the railway market to- 13 7 4,5 sad /9199991,99/09. 9 11 pal ippeel, combsned with pertect eoeUrity, 20 41, mgr. found very serviceable. ARRIVALS mff,„:,,ses sod ful infoeimalon may be had at the 01161, or sent, day, and there is scarcely any change is prices. On gs/ sp maria da,;ai. - - 2 25 luu Clio••• ••• ... - - Wk. pa Ise, easeplowhALp moultisou. v . the whole the tone of the market may ben ported as 1! 115' 11.7•67 C 1.7111/0•11110.1 8 M /, It. Idarttsbaplaor, Trafalgar -pure, Imam slightly fiat. South-Eastern. have again receded, 14 I, Du D° N.rtAse4*(:, Wig") -6 7 351 for account, 991. Three per Cents. Reduced, 100/, The following calls on joint stock enterprises have 0,138 e 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.. 1031 4. Long just been'declared,viz.:l/1 call of 21. 10s. on the shares r and Midlands are heavy. Berwicks form an excep- so at: D. sea. s per.'. goo; 334 " Annuities, 1860,6 7-16. The transfer books for India of the British Colonial Bank and Loan Company, jeADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who tion, being slightly higher. ihr B. Ps Amine slot 141 141 stock are now shut, and will remain so until the 14th payable by the 30th June ; a call of 21. on the shares dAipriridLendlhwe refer from meson to cold moth., and damp atmosphere. will 111 all French lines are quiet. Paris and Lyons shares 10 la PerasNirwegilanad I.Tyreaslak Prelar... ... 11. Ili pm 241 Inuatoote and pootbiLit relief in the 'poi:cation of ROWLAND:sr ._ illb°foalcill dfuer noetheetrmiot4ainth, on which of the nthne Australasian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Com payable by the Ist Aprilcal of one KALYIkit. Tao maw botanical moral= allays all irritadon nave receded. ft TO Paris ad Orlon ... .. 40 At PO lei P• 11•11114 MINE. _ ~. .. 411 44 8.4 tioderDe. of the AM. Deumeee eutansoue dagursaisats,troalse, SMARM; AND STOCKS CNOCIABANTUID. TO te Pane a mromart .. 12i Ume to and =WO a healthy and Woman aprAWILIMIO to Use ann. Peeing poses same 'wasp op 23 1 Nolkalserls*Nalarlert 41 5 to awes. sod • delicacy end ,has to the ban& and arms. Per. day, the 9th inst., till Friday, the 15th April; Re- sae to Betters Railway, payable between the a ite *Wm-don promotes a free and onlaterropted eser. M. Pd. Rowan. Saturday. to 3 poi. 10f 51 Meese ass Siamesti ... 1 Ipm 20 se reasemd Mae ... .. lei 104 clued Three per Cent, Annuities, Long Annuities, and 26th March. wlnamese of ere. imps: n: functions of the sato ementiel lar the 10 IC immillem and ISera=•.. - 9 94 a health, and the attainmeat aid mutinous* of a 111. 194 Madam ... .. - . 301 314 II and Annuities for terms of years, and the Three- The second instalment of 41. per share it =l'm.; complex:co. Gentlemen, after sharing. will OM lad It * Si AmbreFes NettloS" Scout II 4 Da. 11 per the. Pear. - - buy the untet•ility and saartUff pain, and reads, the al= eat, amil Mot Asa sits - q TO 4 seismenerhease 4 41 pa and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, from Thursday, course of payment on the shares of the Ely • t Pon le. 44. .ea Se. se per bottle. Caution 131 ali Ilahlra elaarTalls7 * 1 15 2a. Cam adlallerg -.- 1 ipm 4pm the 10th inst., till Tuesday, the 19th April; and the nation Company, subject, however, toad[ web, le t p.e...ai . ....na .r„,. „1„,./.1.. x,0=1,. ,ks.a ad et. ',Tame, sad 31 II BliSms.laim„.lllllme_ ttlon. 111 615 is ad 61 all Wist Tallese -4/ al South Sea Stock Annuities, from Wednesday, the six months' interest, at the rate of 4 p A. ROll LAND and RIM% 20, Innolus. on die go. 14 all mama -.,emm.a•-c• 11 .. to 4 Do 14 pm Oa. heir. 1 4 die 20 IS wow= at •Pnewo 101 101 pal 204 9th inst., till Friday, the 13th April. annum, upon the original deposit of 1 Wised on saw WOO. Sold by theen mid by 99 104 06. el. No 997- S Se Rh e. MOSSO strOlp. et ISO 1/1111111.61ISSOP ... .. 100 1115 " I* 1 Mesterneellabeeral lOa 1 pmExe.hequer Bills of the :me issue, bearing 11d. in- A call of 6L is also payable on the Osimida an? Perfweiers. St. IN Calsiulein ... 64 641 SI 1 110 4 Maid ..„.„ - -Me terest per cent. per day, remain quoted 13s. to les. Saffijeke 80011Whe MI AnlmMer ST HER 11/111LiTY'S ROYAL LEI TEAS PATENT. 16 eL Omer sat Is.iy" .10-es ..- ts 4 ts 321 1 OS all Oselt Ind gain ... ... lei lei Fem. Notice has been given to the char gietHLOWS PATENT CASK STAND, war- le as ammo ouhusuo..• 14 34 us ad JOINT STOCK BANKS. In the foreign stock market there were only a few named company that the deer' nowt to lot Fifty Iran, sad lo may 1 s coot • bungeed OWL IS sal Per* sod Abe/r -aga al this niathise is powerfal end ample • lig aegis 1116. S • Moho Boom scattered transactions. Greek Bonds were again in- ready for signature. wheel foil lielooMedlase 14 all sast Sam; paie wade,. IDA", quired for, and realised 71. Mexican continue their Hamburg letters; of the ' task is embed Nam. IS all DlN•Altraiand 8)- 4 .1 lama beyond IN Ma. 30 16 Nam _ - an aa a, ----psi upward movement, and to-dy7 reached 23i. Other day, report more demand f .0.00, L., mimosas., a-raa-• o i 1 poi ss i stocks present no feature of Importance. The New had been done at 13.41 t, so that any manna Or 31 ad Rom= Ualoo, Cleo A.. • N. ale IL 0.111a4 . . 104 111 NAM 40 man. sews et bah. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan is better, at the latter rate& Tl' 1.1 1 Ilan me roam tem ihe sap: by an the wheal am Si all Do alms is and C-Mtt. Ile 41 51 Arlen% mid 111Iipm 41 li i lir Wait to eft I b Nara et. 1110 Rot Lamosehlo - 73 71 id OD 111111•46111, Nen has 1.1 all F.. Ss le.L laillirais II 117 o MAN M 0=606.11=6. being quoted 41 to 51 prem. The sales recorded the frost was, if anytl • 4Si3lpm M 1 i are :-Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Centel., 1832,98, The following no' Birmingham and v 971, 98. Chilian Three per Cents., 791. Dutch Four sediment elf MO meet 114. ISO adiasershaml Muse, . 76 76 14,040 RD Ewan UM at • limpid Sold by se pea. 10 li Ildhargh sml Palm . - - tala ea India 00f-it- wilte coo get agamol. St. 1110 gabergb.harth.Dwa.- 32 34 31 34,060 SO Limbs Chermeed per Cent. Certificates, 991, 1. Greek Bonds, 1824 ley Railway coy a f Mirizols ~........ . 14 $1 Si pm 114 ts 4 and 1823, ex overdue coupons, 7, 71. Mexican 'fhe director., . AI god the lot gal ot ale, Si. IN Mawr A Senthawara 61 611 wise, kr, may be draws RIM and Naha —. 1101 eli a off perfectly Might The St. NO De. g Oa% A, Nook.. 40 411 Three per, oa, a, .. Peruvian ix per nts., scene ss otimselmms ourpoes. an u 54 Ceuta. 2-1 s 1 p • B ce /0,41.0 • had beemal. Dna.bv::.sitern peek. lotted ur 111 =notate* ti la Pant St. ISO D.. 1 imese.A. Noad. 111 US ad us 4 Mom 1s u. 1 t 1 pm 108. Russian Five per Cents., for account 16th April, 1850 IL,- Caak area me Maws: RIM alba. end Mew. Ors. 107 1119 „ 01 110 i a km u lab Ana& MSS mi oZIII ' 1 ware egesgoammaldemit St We Ora wads ... • 991 91 w March, 1181 et div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 901. to issue r 16,000 U Cm de •• t Amongar"--- sit 70 70 tss II I Mend rearm Seem •II II lak Ma Dam .. $1 71 MN ... Dea1wer............ blocks wok be. NM 30 ali Um*, nod Carla . II et New Deferred Three per Cents., 24; • the Committee', 1,.11° lif under It ;Oa 141 111 Da. Thalle ... .- . IS 14i is teat the stama Ns. Si. La Lanmehlreal Maar. 77 17E 771 1 MISCELLANEOUS. Certificates, 64, 7 per cent. Swedish Provincial Cr' ssephamsead tenanted= sae., the Laid is new kW Nein, SO Is D. Mae ... -. I Mortgage Loan, li, 11 dia. W aweresp two or dues qua, at a Isom, in ary ea en 14 111 D. west Lam/ Cam 3 2 „ Clotag b' ow* sal thews say. Empravlnp gratia.-JAMES BARLOW, SS all lamb Dereeem ... .. 15 1 10 Few melee, dada The subjoined letter from • correspondent has re in/IMM MOM, 14, lag Wllliammetreet. Kaneta•-beurce. 111 11$ Imanand Maskwall II $ a ire. gla. 111111NUADIS011. Pd Saturday. today. ference to the proposed conversion of the Peruvian to 1 Lea.Tlawy.sl evatha 1 2 pea Six per Cent. Bonds tato a Four-and-a-Half per Cer THE DAI LY NEWS. :::::: =ftrzb.,ls 104 105 1011 1 [Poll is lad is Hai 1114 ad um 04 as 16.140 MO Australian Amt... as is tio ea 1•4 63 s Pod & fltOCk : prise Id SS n D. pals 11 Spm „ 141 ULM* I Nalrlt. A.R. Load all 121 [ad PERUVIAN BONDS. Yes rail" a111.141411"a1ititM.212:43 la at the Imd of tea II- le 1 De. tIlla..111rall.(e if 11 127,111 & Peolltn.LacLAM all 31 sr 111 f i TO TEI EDITOR OP Till mirliell. beslemseetheet Dam. alkenttag Me aosoure• la Its Osaka di. in Laadaa C$ ma,,mma., /0 WIZ pi 41 ad 1•11,0011 1 isettillausfanna ell olpm 3 DOM a ail ma wed mead reams, wham alai, seal, so us Da.. is. ..... ... .. si os us 12,700 23 d Australian Lead 1$ &a SS SS Sir,-Allow me to draw Jour attention to the of se ereissatia .... 40 $4 De. MS _ _... _ 41 4 db. Me* 100 Tan Diemsa'slwao 29 IS 10 of the Peruvian Bic per Cad Boca into a woe Nike east sad valuta of its Oanwal News,-Is the manal al tm u all Laioadeery IrOslsnas II II Ili My 41 per cant interest. yea= seals, Nldl /.9.1191 ammeter al U. 41 an landwaryle Amalsisillea II II The proposition is to give 118 10 of the na• sadba=mmessanad wanardal M. ulu &Luca" aa , Wi i 1 MINES at 85, in exchange for 10014 of the Sic per Car anansd In lb" Cllp. Pima and Mismeer Artlelee.- ei 44 /... 411,1meL Calm Sa •II es EOM emorposmil. et. IM mine. -74 77 stl 7114 104 gAggrgiuy gymingo. after deducting 18e. as discount aPowed f There have been • fair average number of trans- luataluteutl at oues• "1" a sum equal It Nam a are NNW la of 11.11,02 t. than eay ease paws- st. Ire we. suU:',„,iu,',7,, 44 44 . mead= POWS 1111111101./ XI OP bass less by every . .1 ..._ la., a in, _ Thus-100 New 44 per Cent....siethst *DI* 4181 Mae Ituart. wallet et priers, -s'.'. 111 so--;-"mua- 1. ' .. so is . actions in the English mining share market today, le 10 paharemAree. 0 s D. liasin. - Si 51 but business is comparatively restricted, owing to the pseatimarif wheinise es bag the algae labs the u is 14 11 Els fact that, although the dealers have large orders to Mae` arks animal ben agar masa ME= 0991998 f• 1 i ilowcr god _• • I gra* l• ON. Mom Is oboes by tie bit main ef N all Newagillamplalaw I I St. IN Wean ... ... ... .. 54 M a ruches. on hen they are unable to execute them in consequeme of the difficulty of finding shales: Less dimes' eine peer Ms te the Wilts Loam 11011111111•74. IS 1$ Ild New . 11 4 . a •IN le la ON ISM pre (um MOONS 91 new SI $4 Naas Cala Oaks 0 Ives a Another mining pries has turned up in the shares of win lad la the yeas man us twee mesa sewesamiss IV IN gore OW* .. .. OS 341 s Now, taking the value a the Tresavean Company, which have risen some 301. *dr sew aoa at 85- -; if , Zdalgolued. Mar and ia 14 ewe, 44. 4'. _ - "1. ea, II all Do. semedibise - - since the earl part of the week, having been par- is worth 8,51 , i60..7. g) Mama Fa"aa 1772 N it • • Da I ammeeed - - dis chased to-day at 25W. The elating prices are- 1134 6s. Bd., i. r Ihmame imams DAIL! saws... Se all Sera Webers -......... II 14 116seslamed • ..lasSiiii*-61 la= 1 to to mimes s. warm 84 opa 250,280; South Frances, 195, 200; Wheal Baton, nu°, of the lam "If alien Raft sums/ bp stmollmmosep: 116 IN Oared, alcee..h wale. 47 411 200; West &too, 130; Levant, 147, 160; South `ellace•n-twe" ' •• 7310 • Dap awe le bepaga of all the Lades area etsoo „oda cot.' ... .. Ida pa Caradon, 233 ; Dolooath, 921; West Providence, New St°4ll ape wpm ressebe Sea IN* grad end • tibia tese-espre. uNo souou mum . u es =OA 611•All•AN Nis 11190sam üblel 19 *Zit et. we sheemn shm. dr. • 64 SS 66, 68; Alfred Consols, 191, 20; Balnoon 114; Leaden, Y Zile a 1111.1.111 " with 1119_,1919911,... ~..... si. we De. LAll.ll.Oa. Mk II IS Bedford United, 101 ; Drakewalls, 10; TincrOft, 12; r.s. Is ef as llsad =lf _Fenk al oaao awe ....st-- 111 all illwabary sue Cann Mat ef sang itimisest 0 *mesa "-tallnid by any kg/LUJAN.) ... IS IS Mostly's, b, 1; West Treasury, 10 ; Clive, 4/, 6; the gave ewe wpm No palm! men then amempeeds MAI Me ummaral Ili „al Nam ___ I II St Day United, 2 prem.; Whet/ Cupid, anY 00 men" is 3• .- -14 IS le he eared of Dam* se Newman Nee Moeda ;or at :o os °II= ... .. os see 81, 9; Tamar Com* 6, j; North Buller, ihir ' mown. le, Flsastra. Load SO 10 MOM ... .... - 51 la sd 10; OM Darren, 11 Groat Wheal Alfred, se. we Sala *Am - ... .. ni 761 7•71 39, 40; Cwm Brook, 1, /a Great Sheba, 124; East CULVERWF.LL'S MEDICAL WORKS, SS M Boa Wes - - - M rf w Tamar, 2, 1 1 Wheal Edward, 4 ; Wheal Zion. 4; pßOrthoille. measeirism ma OrignaL Is. ma; el pow. 10 19 99111‘11911**99999' 11 14 $ WM dla Gawton United, 11 ; South Tamar, 8 ; Wheal Golder id WHAT TO NAT, DINIII. AND AVOID. U Is lbearasulANNA6a 14 31; Hemlock, 81; North Wheal Trelawney, 64, 32 17 Yale anima - .. 15 I& z 4 ISi a a. LICTIMIZ TO TONNA 111.11. Ile all Wawa& wad rolgrd: 54 91 Ludaitt, 2; Gonamena, 131; Wheal Prockter 00 a Waage& la M $1 Wheal Robert, 30.., 335.; Wheal Fancy, 15. in. HOW TO AZ KAM. N 1$ Wog alma 0 le iv. le Ms. Maldsoka and C*74114 I_oll lea Tan' Coasols,6l,l; Wheal Wm, 14,5. MOILU. AND PHYSICAL 121/OTICANT OF LIM. St. 1011 Tediawesatalawansb so Ms a 70 04 lei zd The geld mining shares were net &ow e. ss te Da. a Zzaela .. t 4 Idi.. ne .sd day, earlobe were the turn in favor 011 SPECIAL MUM* 35 1 111 o..o.3l.lLFwesbas • II 2A" , iiii v'.. SW If. Teek iml sea Nilleed vs es sei ad Little business was done. THE INSTITUTE/ OF Maintain LIM _ Peel River shams experienced a fur DISUSES OF ni. WUsTiL PIZISAINCII M sold at 61, and closing 5/ to 61 pre AUL aro.OWL these shares have the more effr Munn DICIANOZNINTII CONSTIPATION, ..aHANOI& at "1" A3lawassatlass gr. crip7B.- a_ _- - Hdealers having previously had a St 100 grad A bare perCk IN IN arising from their of sx. wed d Ms IN It/ =SALTON. VMS. wed SCOT= LAKES. 1 NW. U. ma. tif ablocubirliegoirik ie is Stock prior to its separatie ta. 41 Cala eml Man ..- i Ns pm Company. MYDROPATIIT; 011. THE COLD WATER CARL 'lll ail Duadassrjestead Atew Cobs shares are lookie Iharimod, SI, Paververrar-row; Caewilbo. 147. Ilselotaito; an. as 111. Ceraill. mad all boolissUars ;esofN. Z. dlvorwell, 11.0-10, lesii..ea. 1 56 weaker, being *old ule mz.. assassames, who may be mare dna Ira le aI, p 5gi0,...2.16.142" per a... a a The nen-official ale 74 2 Da. do OE 17a,) 7 par .15. Ipm 61 IlasLar.llrts.,S .46,001 1 3 pm ad Scotia Copper Mini' 10 .0 Do ANN Noe 4 Oral. a' 14 1 141 a l pm „ Coal, 4 to 4 rev mMa "GOD AND-THE MILITARY." so so SM. ea 1 19 prom; Ausnahr s s Mem" sma ]aide Land and 10 Douglas Jerrold, in the Weekly London Newspapor. St. ISO 0111MD"reliamnie IT Ms 011• i II: OS" s 5 135 Ban% i 1 St 100 Do. 1 pm. sat. al". A& share; Mc' °l': 'Old, white-whiskered, maa.tiger Eadetsky-loyal ear- immehle st le wed pm 11l 113 ad li 1 Wales Go' le ODo Se pireemt, sma - - bat and great teacher to young tip, royal of Anstna-hae 8 i si ~,,,,,,,, wa,ratiwww $1 lad Gold P" C:::mother seder ef nes aq st ate lhaMmolllasame. N p 01.47-.B.3k.kmismas ep. ii si Golder ,4., bee, as dealt, seen the Ogees heard es. teem.weasesoineeo pm. tes iri 101 e ith=s nip of a wages lay bars Ms baid%ase= et. weposeineite persem.- we 111 had the bnets's de.ep growl of 141 S Lowatdris Riddle Fifa par Ipm uti dr► t, ma the red sad yaw fa nee mad melt in ite see -balls, It 1:: L05t.,"56240.5 Prowilat auk.s p.m- IL. 142 be while Ws best gene* itself. Here have we Tiger es. too gusauusoulus sg. Haletsky with a Brie, Op la Mims ; reouding, mach- so g iukaguleuggs. Mllpm a Sig Milan ; sad his felicity at the weal from 10 aa Usadowderrylaler. tab IS 11 be.. esisriag.Al swop ',liable of his 'sr* 'we sum 10 a LeasmaryieNsak.isb 111 111 $1 le bass the ang el the tiger's teams: baring the 11 I. iseo_ 11.19.242.4...., ,414 113 i 111 g *theta's. He the ' asemen a of the 6th "i a'' A. 7,...".• , il IPa mg. mews ego goal to 4 kage that execrable attempt; 114 as it Clirll4 icp4ll. - Pa Mg Ilardbm leaviag ate tbe mere tribunal of Clod sad-to 0, Ha Jam,...Qt ies to tie wintery authorities to punish the culprits " OM and 114 e OM mamas -- le hee dGS military ! Jehovah and-Marshal Radek . The 30 16 MariZiessalwa... ..& a De. Cammeselli per et •6 ad *Mee of brava ma Use Austrian bullet. sail I all laWarawyTela Ipa 3 11 hate ! There is seeking like the relitgaidltesd-qberal et. Ito Nos Iso 115 1111: atesiag like biblical geseepts lea se au Korta atelbalei I& M **a.k.a. Tour 'military be.. ofthe lialletaky stripe at, IM Oda. Ifeeessia and Ms. MI is pan gran either Mem or shier their weris of webeaotthewrone - - Oa. About to Meg or shoot, sten say, • For what we are 11 • o=o aft ow . slug le slay the Lard make tag laly thankful.' I $ II Obrilmillu " Tbis bee ' order' was pesmiled by one forbidding the is Is NM.) S dW. pm Oa- Haas.., seder risk of smile law, to sing or whistle. le le D. 3 pig one ... Nay, weak the shushes die sieges. should be silent, and se U bash Den a ... the welkin) 15 eteen-a is a Mime.' And is it in to 14 Dino ti.w lama aware that hum it ma matinee to endure 1•1•1 all **k )tafirs (", iv this 1 Thank Hod, no ! it is it am natures to se all Sth.ZiAs. tis= lit is mean ad merry to sit cosily over a see 6 a ite seal an and weeder et the impudence, the impatience of es. we Tort, Nava be fee* Ilassa. Inns ! toad a tiger with your naked OLNorth o' bah ! Peril* heabben ma ! Tow, had the tiger 11 3 Dit.,_,„,,,ta ~,171 anaooo6-mmeter how float ateeked-how dif- $1 1° T"'"''' ••▪ =llllooollpasat ! Than, • brave Milanese-immortal Illmea. "Ili tin ass suit some, sad then woe to the tyrant. LT tins Ism oedema he Milan that the ' benediction' should lei all i V ihr. a • whieper an ' In good time, d • defying curse ee4 a bsilsseil la a sedates shout." so, -- - - - - NAVAL r Citarnan, MARCH 5.-The Imperious., 50. screw Captain R. B. Watson, C. 8., has had lw *9llll4lt2tow d today, being amongst the last of a' Nessedis will /lee to take en board All her shot Jib asat board, sad she has such ample room for Gime meld take 1,000 wore than the usual ne 8110.1. Her gun carriages are also all oa board Pare will be all on board on Monday, March will be ready to In taken out of dock durin, Sheaf March 21. The guns are of a powerf Pau' MONET.-Tea PROMETIII" It:tho the Olken and crew of her Ms; U. Lary Richard Foote, Esc lON actually on board as the capture 61kalani. es tie 22nd Awn, 1850 :1/1•10 y▪ les= eal •111Irtiens1 of he kt r Me said elf , Tesday, the ^ imam ,A of rime sad thee iwalvill be wasalleg a, y for three mor 11111111_ :-P6g 031.66.91 r Guk,_ am us. kid.; 4t' al' PR .: eat elms. "" alma L. 7s. 14d It ne as 241.-J. Pe •4koe. Hove:arm embert. and s"jury 21 . ,111 Bsrh. awtypv / No. 2,040.] LIFE ASSURANCE AGENTS.--:Partie• u• Arna to soy LH* Aastrance Company, in any fart of Erp..nt, nt , ty with 'derange attach a Ere Bnaeb to that sit, Lae, and tntrelly extend peetr . lleld onrra'iona. Dim. prig the CNITT FIRE INA, RANCE ASSOCIATIOT (as Unita *, pf wow ftf . W tmoortant prise.thes to tire ;abbot are ready weentre applatattons for AGESCIES, and to afford every toeWty to forg out tab vt, um For terns; prorpernant, and all other fake. ma" p:ntre apply to THOMAS IL BAYLIS, General Manager and fiaammy. ow Ogren 40, R.F-tnall, London. Appileatioac so be accompanied by refs net% ----- I)A.NKS of DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. I SI*LSTMENT OF CAPITAL. ARTIE 4 DESIOUs of IN VEsTING MoNET are requeeted to m aim tte p aa R of the N tTIONA L A 4 SER.ANCE sad INVEST MENT A 4,4 WI ATIoN, by which a high rate of Merest may be ob. we& eoinbuted with timiect emurity, pa„ mciuses mad fu:l Information may be bad at las Mei, or sent, pat tree, es applteeme. PETER MORRISON. Mangler Dlreelor. f, M. Mantel.. .Woe, Trafalgar-pure, Loodos. L▪ ADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who Wirt Iron eapvire to cold winds, and damp stutueebers, will italaruise sad southiLli retie! in the applieatios ot ROWLANDS' RALTDOiI This easier botaniod prepsratios allays all irritados mg „ e l m , of the skis, realms CtltalleOlLO dialgureatests,bickles, sad to, and :mean.. ►ealthy aid blootaiss apfXSZILIMIO to Ute as.. *dm, and a delicacy end Witten to the ban& and arms. fir fronare le its epphrisort promotes a tree and sulatsyropted we. elm of tb.w tmpoet..ait functions of the min so owesteal kr the of haah, and the attainment and castissamse of a = "3 'J• enenpleztos. Gentlemen, after sbaelaft, will ales lad It allay the irriteMlity and muting pals, and medal the his soft, swab, an t Price 1.. 54. sal ha id. per bottle. Caution ▪ wo rd,. " Rowlands' 1411 an os tbe wrapper, and fr goIeLAND and SONS, 20, Hattos4ardes, laweltes. as tbs gee, mamma sump allied on es& bottle. told ►l thin sad by °Mita sr? Porresiers. lIT HER 11/011.(TYN IIOTAL Lt I TEL.; pAuggy. Ire BLOWS PATENT CASK STAND, war nab d la Wit /Wry Vats sad to repay I s oast e Imsdrel IhIL =les el MY math= is powerfel ae* simple ; Imeetsag the wheel tee s aidedghtae esek is abed =Oat =rata has= he keel. a th* say serilmeet er . • . ii i 111111 hees nark tea the tep ; re:n* l lllr= i iMr se = ntyap* A. Um • sedime ert Ihe moat limpid laid by ee pes= I AI , belay cm get Illambett • sod tbe Imt gllt et sk, wise, ke . may be drawn re perfectly Mgt. TM a IL Meantime of the Psis= Crk Stead sat 'Wm : al 0 11 1 wises ass* maltseldeeek stand makes Mb& is block of wcol, bp., is pet miler lt ; thes is tbst the eell:me ems t l = egteloomesell kneaded= mese the Bold Is wow lerteld op% ad ratitill two a three =am at the Mat. la ever yak m wild Nei bows sway. IMprselep infix—MU MARLOW, /Mat ild rilmleo. 14, Was Tllillashateet. Maseem-freeme. THE DAILY NEWS. 111 NOY Oaripm lisim a= r 7ght Is at the Med of the U. heal Mod Suet ballsle. alticsattag aotllllll.llo fa Its breeket taws aid parellsal rehear, whether *ldeal, eleiel. . _ . b be abet sol bib bib Oboral tbe taranay et its Ibb melt. bulbul. owl lapbrtial ebeastor prwr. sod In the wrier bessatlbms4 soammtlal b. Ina▪ bloa bobbbl lb am City. Zollway. art briasiary S • hpr a mingeold. h swabs • ewe MAW Odd Illigybg ion erg ear by mer— le mks= WPM st ahlnirg is Mks Om wary wohal lbs al/ 141, Idslai Ism% bib lid al Ow, yallebiswelwa. h Misr= Nil le limn" es bobs Ss Gab pew brills tbs !impair= 0 6•••• bib li ra bra baba mashM, tte whi oble m c aldbwir• Wrielimemb. pollle lowa Is Atm by the bet ratan ▪ tx the yew MI Is the WANE baba Wish IWU be smos Oa lib yaw (ti. youbsestt7re %re Mr pees) W a be yams baba Its One Mob ampolibt • • Itbaltbobad. bow bob. ibutin tbainba 11110.7 Ilbootase Pen ilbmwe /J. 5.1. 1711 . LIMAS AULT Ufa waiewl •Wwwiese et this prides Jarrow ( Zen Win swirly aprowell W • aVW • Why Sarre 11 an =rat the Limbs mershig =hos 11, - It M! Ma Irma and a Ilbwsl tow—rept•- abblway bit embralbe Ibiniliani vibe to idesity tM =T ap gamey. with th• rww• Wirt et the ised holy pr w, azd bib be la =Nswiehr mit Than '—ebtabstl by a. mho paled am Ora oneeptecle sib a tomairsial To lor misted of horrwhic re Nwerun fa Uri idorpicat ; et • 011 b. le. Plobbnet. Lambs. MUM MM. NA 11001 VII LAW. I wit. L. Doh. at. ISYDROPATHT ; Tag COLD WATItli CUM Illsrocixt,2ll, Patentitxttr-row; Cmysilici. 147. Illsekittost; tfams. Cituiiin, sod 211 booksellers et of IL /1. ColvirttalL M lL i trite~tott. vie mity timultitddelky Dont 1 0 tilt "GOD AND-THE MILITARY." Douglas Jerrold,in the Weekly London Newspaper, Old, whits-whiskered, man-tiger Radetaky—loyal wr -Imt sad great teacher to young tiger royal of Austria—has Cr!"another order of the day at the implies MaLIMISIL teder has, no doubt, seen the tigers fed—has heard the Ogees rasp of a tongue lay bare the hose at a single lkk heard the brat's drip growl of eatisfeetioa—has Net the red sad yellow are rise sad melt is its eye-balls, the while the beast gorged itself. Here ban we Tiger Redetaky with a living city in his 'awe ; mouthing, mach bg Man ; sad growling his felicity at this seal from hose rafferlag. At every syllable of his ' order 'we seems Is bear the deep scrape of the tiger's tongue, boring the city to the boos. He denounces the amsoist ' of the 6th • leaving the world to 'judge that execrable attempt,' and farther leaving to the severe tribunal of God and—to the military authorities to punish the culprits !' God and the unitary ! Jehovah and—Marshal Radetsky. The tossers of heaven and the Austrian bullet, and Austrian lilts, There is nothing like the religion of head-quar tee : amidst' like biblical precepts rub-a-clubbed from the dtsai•boad. Tsar military tigers of the Radetaky stripe ainer fall is pate either before or after their meals of Use. Ahwf Is hang se shot, dew say, ' For what we are Nest Is stay ths Lard nabs as testy " The hat sedge was pessedad by sae forbidding the Milaasse, under risk et Inertial law, to sing or whistle. Nay, even is the amiss the gagers should be silent, and the hanadiedes be is a whisper.' And is it in hams asters that halm emeture can continue to endure Ike t Thank fkdose ! Thsagh it is in some natures to lit is suave and wavy Regbad—to sit cosily over • *ea sel Sze sad *oar at the imprudence, the impatience of the fedi& /Swa. What ! rend a tiger with your naked heals berabseig men ! Is ow, had the tiger edgatelini—era• _ sans, bow first at ta cked—how dif- Mims ▪Mg wielphia Thee, ' brave Milanese—immortal " ibill the lbw sail ear, and then woe to the tyrant. It 11se been seised is Mies that the ' benediction' should !IP.. la • w beard in ithper.' la geed asst. time, and a defying curse mi Is a Is " NAVAL ellordam, MARCII s.—The Imperiling% a screw Mss.fritate Captain R. B. Watson, C. 8., has had km lint table stowed to-day, being amongst the last of the Men* silo will have to take on board. All her shot and Muth are on board, and she has such ample room for them Oat she mold take 1,000 more than the usual number if Nike& Her gun curiae@ ars also all on board, and her Pm will be all on board on Monday, March 7, and she will be ready to be taken out of dock during the spring %hoof March 21. The guns are of a powerful description. PRIZE MONET.—THE PROMETNEUL--NotiOe is truto ttoffirive and crew of her Majesty'. steam sloop Hazy Richard Foote, Em., cmansander, who were witaally on beard at the capture of a slam brig, name lohopen, ea the um August, 11450, that they may receive ibirl isPrl awe rlintliews of the tonnage bounty and net hit On said slave brig, at 33, Abchurch lkill. ew Tuohy, the 22nd day of uth, between ef eleven mg three o'clock, and M all shares not mi 9 / 4 td0 141 will be veal* the INN place every Tuesday NM Friday for three eleatbe, opesably to act of perils ,ailit:—F6g, 661.6.. 914.; Maunder, 12U. 7.. 81 4 .; 3rd "oli, 331. lls. 41d.; 4th clam, 194. 2s. 91d. ; sth clam, 111. 14s. 111 d; 6th elan, 101. l a . 41d. ; 7th class, 6L 14s. 31d.; 1 19 1 elms, 3L 7s. ltd.; 9th elms, 21. ls. 111 d. ; 10th elms, re 51. 24 .—J. Parry XVlll , l4l7.—London, Feb. 28, 1853. *-Gmet. _ MOr thENT 9 .--Janwary 30, at Jamaica, H.M.S. tualierlatid, Inman, Higbflyer, Devastation, and Alban. "Imam 21, Bermuda showier at Grey Town. February 1, 114,8arhsdoes, H.M.S . Dauntless; same day sailed H.M.S. "'Mt, et a cruise off Cuba, Vestal sad Buzzard. SHARE LISTS. SATURDAY ETINNING. Business in the railway market to-day wu very scanty, and the general tone of th e market rather flat. Lancashire and Yorkshire, London and North- Western, and a few other stocks showed a slightly retrograde tendency. Edinburgh, Perth and Dun dee, Brighton. and Great Northern. were better. Foreign; shares present no feature of the least interest. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoox. Great quietude prevails in the railway market to day, and there is scarcely any change is prices. On the whole the tone of the market may be reported u slightly fiat. South-Eastern' have again receded, and Midlands are heavy. Berwieks form an excep tion, being slightly higher. French lines are quiet. Paris and Lyons shares have receded. &HARM AND los lowlay op to 3 p.m. . ilAnidirartbli.. &AM I I urrr:rgni; Odsialus aims, d an .. tes;d " OWL lissisa Miasmal Dumas% Pink. abd At4e _ asp M. Wen Out li:1714; Ilessers Osborn, Om Oa* IL 11. Or) . . De. dame Bma (FIN. Bad Lammildis L a alliaborla I Moog bibiliergb aid MAW S lier" rink Is NNW Dse Mom A. Week- De. draft I. M 0.... 0411906 O sod Mait.ilr.. mit . Itlib bah !Men' .. LlONitat sat Cezilds . L. 4 TV Ds. Wag na la Dea bolas Olga !Asa 1111stlers Ilmibard lllielniiil LeaMbaryjli Mme, illi. Ow tZA-Weste De.stodorma &lc Wake Is MeilA sour D De.. LW e.. SO larfasalsmh Mendel liii . ..asitWitw . - I. Wait. OrOidisto Ts.. - ris:i plerems . pradis I ' kers alum North Dovos i : firre io.l: Do. A Da ill medi aorrood . I Doo s_tlt Wailes iiiiisiii. - ii;fti Oda* astral the., 6 asoittiok _ . _l l l l-1- * Ds6l,llX.Wmais. Asewebwry ma Cases. Oks. W. Mb.) ... Dr. Deigie De. OPP= =eta "MI tilliaadverDa DUO_ Ott irk at Ilsedk . . Wraufird sod iffi umb i r . ar is i %Wad ad Wirt (Wawa Whatilisa rad Cieydra . _ _ 1 . 31 I . I•77^lltatoTrat; MI DoO.N.Z.Porolutos I Ire Ilfork sod North LAW abiadsol all Aberossa 1 101, Bristol k HO Misdeals"' II Chasm P -411 Cott all Dr gi I Ow I Caa. 4 a ria._ lal Mua assa Fa. I, I per O. I Mad & Madam para. 1 Oakirlaa /10 II abuser sad . &Wolf : : 44 Carl awl baba I ail Daa&a=amil dal; Om ••• - S De. Ca larrgat i. T .CL I De. lb. I. 17.4 7 pat 0. 101 litaat.as.rata.s p 6..1101 q aft dr. Po. .5 Da. Nowa pat OM. SW& SO Isallabliejlp.a II Illakasels. aadl 1 Dilm 6 4 Pod ...1 1011 Oast naroadal garelatl IM' Da, 5 per ant. IN* Nor I dainalik at 10 mt. pia %Oa 4i yoresst. 90 ,41„ ...1 Si 011.41balIstra(1 4 1 011160.11101sliampaillps 1110,0tWaSers, land a, V, 104Dilla lama 4 yrs 4 laadads&alblailialdlla 100 I DIII• parentileak... 100 Law& 11410.04aripare 104 DitSallibpseli 1 lir O. 11 Lia.4oslo4•ll3s.nlinb an Laaessiserd&oo4l. SA 0 " _ Iss Da. &I Da. INN Me ... . . . all &aro.* Clalsra, 44 O. 11l Itadba4olo•.• 0r.1111.tp.0 • Dila filleura —...... al Marla laWalsa.. . all Da. Ounialssi 4 pm . st all Do.Wavarealry 5 pia 160111rth Bridal all North Itathrhariri - - 100Vakdri. Walasalar. and , Wolevar..44l. Co Sltb l: a ...1111na.1fiarGam. IS Chatimplad.W. 111 a.) spr Oat-. .. IS Do. spa Owl SS Soma Donna .. . II Ms Na ir. all &nal Brim (iiiiii Asisjet Wk.._ 1 ~T 1.V.: ~ ere r s.... ... et Sall.prek. 5 DIM area 15 aultiLMlLKllliasal Lill= LISAIND AT corsitOs.leiLWal. villmest pinstie / Mod IsareetWalers abol. sumembe a m odikr e tWolvilt Dittowlibent asuarsatie Osumi is CleestWaren Besidaubmehb• Oresd _to lo..koitf•WSltsro, Orse gaitu 41 .164 •0Wil e rck (lewd le 04.11evilin: alluessir Its Dam Mot (Mesa OvestWarirrs Ikellsoad Ds* lb PAW. Omni is n. h Pm) Do — yholii (Mb) Do. dorsi ..(4111819 toode• 801 Orosowlsi Itmotod r IWO Dons Ditto hohrosom Loyal* CloorAmOsot. Dowd to MOM Ditto CM ter dot Weed moi stik:lCildieLJ Balm I= Is Mitt k Dart limilbrd (rd.! ii l smaarist • tooltalillyro (lam Los. 11111.WooLalomitTor) e dorm (ditto .).. ammo osialdift to Owl{ Ow aroma Mot ...... Wow V511 ,6 •4= (Mod Is Dias D. Wilts • S M* oasnel OSIS , SI litssl -- it an so Si' .11111. 10i . 14 !Yi IN to to to to lir SO AO SLI M 10 4 as lo y ik s V. fe IN WS • 64 644 Itli Li 141 lee II Si pa id I . 11_ 4 4 4 Illul zit 104 14 s 111 vs 76 al 16 67 76 76 SO $4 id 46 46 lii 1111 ad 107 109 " We 91 " 91 71 91 . 97 ii iii E TI 17 Itl I 91 2 " 44 1 4 i 104 1022 pm 11119 119 f 44 2 1 9 S pm 90 f „ l II it 99 49 dip z 11 l II 414. 41 19 II la dB 711 17 id 44 " II 11 Si 1 4 • II Els )o I %dm., = di N 44 OI L 4 N 47_ 0_ N a /0 Ti IS IS II 10 14 IS it 3 Ms 11 311 id 744 Hi ItST . 134 I 4 - 4 u Ii z 4 9 4 MI SI iSe 171Psi0 s " id It i'ar; I. 20%"z IN IN IN It/ 1• N a Ns r• I 1 11 I psi pa id .I or A 1 IS 8 114 IN 11$ id 111 118 ad $1 II a NS 1' IN 111 ',nu P. ti zd 131 131 • • 'Oa 111 IM ,4, I. i r id 6 ad 1 Si IN Ile 16 116 f If pm Il Ili Hp IS If pa 16 11 xl Per i Pan 21 Illf IS _II rab par 101 1113 id I II . If iPm N $1 tge *I N SI II 30 IN 11l id M ne i 110 151 :Si ssi 111 113 14 33f HI . 11114 77 1,, 13f 11l /13f 1111‘ le 19) . 24 II I if IN IN N SO ~ 111 114 11l 133 i i dis 34 33j 163 NM 32 34 Ii 114 rii i 141 1011 1 1141 141 ad 141 •el I 1 ad ii ii sil _4 IN lif N " IS My TOI ,sd Aistio:r: W RE Rottooloas I R IGN RAILWAYS. I chwß &cm .100/sdom I mod Ikqestiam Is. Nee sal x is „. 3e pso Dolik amok 22 Rs .„ k pa Do. RiSsoloo. . Groat Loam recant. 2e I Growl Jose** of Mr It II is Ot.WooLoresooth.,SA (Ad 2 pen ad Do. Bowls es.) . - •msetier of :I:I WieLsrearliblAbend 4. Sado paika.. ll 4 7 aisoinoidedip. Laminar. ... ... ... el Da. (war) „. .. 4 41 Dilk. Spy it Itsemsee 6 * els 4.4 me 1161164rmata 11 • 11 pm I >,l. _. . - _....._. ' 4 * •. Meer a Laxaora. la.) 1 $ Ds. Do.(sa iaiorist) 6 7 Marlboro atrium_ 331 34 Do. 103. pa st. Nadi Dor 11. Amami sho.l 141 144 Nerwegisa Think Ptak/. 11 9 PPanearis sad sad Or ion 40 ais 17 1 4 7 1 1 pa Parallel lam 411 411 Para W iataibirira 33 Parktioroatnarallaira 44 4pia I *Wm Ilkbased Mumma Nam 141 Ile Imallos mai Mem 9 91 Dilse Chat. Ho bs 9w p y r ra Wham 4 41 pa Up ladiallerip 4 / Wait lark= . 3l pe Da. 34 psi Oat hair. dis Wanima al hew. . 1 104 pa Westarastilliatiarlaa6 las Ipa JOINT STOCK BANKS. 91 94 i SP itip. 1 9 II Ps Pal St 1." $2 5.." 1791 __ 7$ Si 111 wan prim Inslnas d MMONIAANIMOL Pd ntarday. tads,. am [Peel is id 10.010 IN %manilas ANL, SS 030 110 n 123,71* i K.llrll. Ana Land all 121 pm 127,111 I Pealltiv.LaeLAlS all 1/ 111 100,003 1 inttillaust.lana all 1/ 1 p 12,700 23 2. Australia,. Lead 25 52 33 10,002 1031. a Dleina's Lan 29 IS 10 164 6 $ 3 Peel & 11 1 I i lid 3_ SATVIDAY EVINING. There have been a fair average number of trans actions in the English mining share market to-day, but basins is comparatively restricted, owing to the fact that, although the dealer, have large orders to Crela on they are unable to execute them, e 44 consequence e of the difficulty of finding shares. Another mining prize has turned up in the shares of the Tresavean Company, which have risen some 401 since the early part of the week, having been pur chased to-day at 2501. The closing prices are— South Basset, 806; North Pool, 315; Tresavean, 230,280; South Frances, 195, 200; Wheal &ton, 200; West &ton, 130; Levant, 147, 160; South Caradon, 235; Dolooath, 921; West Providence, 66, 68; Alfred Consols, 191, 20; Balnoon, 111; Bedford United, 101; Drakewalls, 10; Tineroft, 12; Merllyn, 6,1 ; West Treasury, 10 ; Clive, 41, 6; St. Day United, 2 prem.; Wheal Cupid, 81, 9; Tamar Consols, 6,1; North Bello. 10; Cwm Darren, 1; Great Wheal Alfred , 39, 40; Cwm Brook, 1, ; Great Sheba, 12#; East Tamar, 2,1; Wheel Edward, 4; Wheal Zion, 4; Gawton United, 11 ; South Tamar, 8 ; Wheal Golden, 31; Hennock, 81; North Wheal Trelawney, 61, 6; Ludeett, 2; Gonamena, 131; Wheal Prockter, 1; Wheel Robert, 30a, 335.; Wheal Fancy, 15s. ed. ; Tavy Como* 81,1; Wheel Wrey, 11,1. The gold mining shares were flat throughout the day, and pion were the turn in favour of buyers. Little busmen was done. Peel River shares experienced a further fall, being sold at 54, and closing 5/ to 64 prem. The sake of these shares have the more effect, owing to the dealers having previously had a full supy k li n of them, arising from their of the old 'cultural Stock prior to its separation from the eel River Company. Cobre shares are looking up again. Linares were weaker, being sold as low as 14. The non-oelcial closing quotations are :—Nova Scotia Copper Mining, 21 # prem.; Australasian Coal, to # prem.; Australian Mutual, par to pram ; Australian Consols, die. to prem. ; Ade laide Land and Gold, die to prem. ; Lewis Hill Range, #to I die. ; Melbourne Gold, to Sou share; Monarch par to #prem. ;I New th Wales Gold, par to prem.; London and Liverpool Gold Mining; and Streaming, 3 to # prem.; Golden Mountain, f to t die. ; Garnett and Mose ley, par to # prem.; Port Royal and St. An drew's Copper, 14 to lineen.; Jamaica Copper, to Pram.; Giudbleh Zino, 14 to 24 prem. ; Port land Iron,/ to # prem.; Bra lian Diamond, par to =an. ; Ls Peravienne, par to # pram; South Consols, 4to # prem. ; Minn Head, per to prem.; Comeau" to # pram.; Kenmare, 4to prem. ; South Cork Copper, par to # prem. Sworn DANIA I 40 Aminlnk —.... 33 Mut& Usk af Aii 20 Crt. Seat d lad* SS Me= 6. 20614116. ft lambs DM at • ilia owl India 20 Limbs Obletured 23 Ovissid auk °noes. • 110,61 Awed. 'MOM Wpm& Swift 33 IWO flare& U Visa EMMA& ... ... DD. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares are quiet to-day, and stationary as regards prices. Peel River shares have been as good as 6 to 7 premium, and are now quoted 6 to tik premium. Australian Agricultural shares are a shade better. North British Australasian shares are quoted 2 to 2 1 premium, and Scottish Australian Investment 2 premium, buyers. Nova Bootie copper shares have been issued to-day, and are quoted 21 to 2i prem. s B ows DA, 43are X. Paid 2 e de st rw Saturday. to.dsy. 100,0s0 1 Arm Asglo /Ms all 1 1 pis 110.000 1 Austmllaa Grid an purl ma 100,000 Ps. Angle °Wand= wan 10 Australasian 1 11 f t : KOMI 11l Australia I 6 01,401 1 Ammansa Omdlnurs 1000,,000 1 An Marls 100 1 Amlrsilsa lmolsoid 3 MAP 1 Dina Asstrallea Gold MI 4 ism li VAN 30 Mils Imo 13.3 1 9 10,300 $1 Srasil.lapalm.st3l.pa. 144 4 41 SAW 10 De.Orems mad CUP@ all 14 la 11,690 as Do. M. JO UM St: II 39 U $lO.OOO 1 Qusta's Creek— -12.001 14 Min all 43 44 at 4 MOOS 1 Osimid °4 =l 1 44 117 m 4.1 SANS St. Cloppar Wpm M Esp. all MI 70 6,01:0 U Da. PM. 71 yer asst all 7 Ili pm 70,000 3 radDAuestallssCopra all 1 ISS 4 100,1109 1 Grant leapt DU all 2 4 24 pm 41 11, ON 1 400 10 Ansi Ossiss D i uky of Sodas 411 ...... all 17 par il3 pul 174 M 11.011 3 Groat Adu5i13...... 100.00 C 1 LW MOM. ..... lOW I lAbeety —.— 42 4 1 441 11. 9,000 3 Lams all 139 10,000 1 LoadrakCaUtram. Gold Quits Crublag Co.. an 1 1 die IEOOO 1 Uselmalis all 9 dl. par 30.003 10 IladmaDDLAmsdms 0 09 7 14 100,000 1 Maw armada - .... 11011,1100 1 Noma Drab all II Ipm7* ; $05,000 1 Port litilig 1 19 Ipm22 4 411,440 1 Quirts Badc sll pm i psi 10,000 10 thymmay Ina. all 21 33 Ditto Pow l4 7,6 M 3i Yelp a cos oa 04 7 00,000 1 DNS Australian ..... 1.000 10 Tla Draft ... IU, 114 UAW Caked Dadra . all 179 7 4 70,000 1 Walks 100,0a0 1 West Granada .lO 4 4 1110,000 1 West blAr.som... ..... mow 1 Yuba ..... ...... CANADA CLERGY RuzavEs.—The Archbishop of Canterbury, the bishops, and other ecclesiastical dignitaries who represent the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, have adopted a petition to both houses of parliament on the subject of the Canada clergy reserves now nada the consideration of the legislature. ' Oar Saturday. 35,000 24000 I 1000 1 24.1100 $l,OlO MONRY MAR if ET. 8 Entwine. The English stock market to-day was fiat, and the slight improvement established yesterday was lost. Throughout the various departments of the Stock Exchange considerable dulness prevailed, and the tendency of prices was drooping. It is evident that the rightness of the money market is reacting upon public securities and checking investments. Console opened 991 to 1, but soon became flatter, and closed 991 to 1 for money and Thursday nex t, and 901 to for delivery in April. Business was scanty in the extreme. The only stocks dealt in were : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 994, ; ditto, for account, 991. Three per Cents. Reduce d, 1001, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16. The transfer books for India stock are now shut, and will remain so until the 14th April. The books for other stocks on which the dividends will fall due next month, will be closed and opened as follows :—Bank Stock, from Wednes day, the 9th inst., till Friday, the 13th April ; Re duced Three per Cent. Annuities, Long Annuities, and Annuities for terms of years, and the Three and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, from Thursday, the 10th inst., till Tuesday, the. 19th April; and the South Sea Stock Annuities, from Wednesday, the 9th inst., till Friday, the 13th April. Exchequer Bills of the Inns issue, bearing 11d. in terest per cent. per day, remain quoted 13s. to les. piem. In the foreign stock market there were only a few scattered transactions. Greek Bonds were again in quired for, and realised 71. Mexican condone their upward movement, and to-da7 reached 235. Other Istocks present no feature of importance. The New Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan is better, being quoted 41 to 3; prem. The sales recorded are :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Centel., 1832, 9 8, 971, 98. Chilian Three per Cents., 791. Dutch Four per Cent. Certi fi cates, 99k, I. Ch ee k Bonds, 1824 and 1823, es overdue coupons, 7, 74. Mexican Three per Cents., 231, 4, 1. Peruvian Six per Cents., 108. Russian Five per Cents., for account, 16th March, 1181 et div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 901. Sixinish Old Three per Cents., 484, 48, 1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 24; ' • the Committee's Certificates, 64, 7 per cent. Swedish Provincial Mortgage Loan, 11, 11 dia. The subjoined letter from a correspondent has re ference to the proposed conversion of the Peruvian Six per Cent. Bonds into a Four-and-a-Half per Cent. stock : PERUVIAN BONDS. TO TEI EDITOR OP TON 1111131. Sir,—Allow me to draw your attention to the conversion of the Peruvian Bix per Cut. Bonds into a stock bearing only 41 per cent interest. The proposition is to give 118 10 of the new stock issued at 85, in exchange for 1001.1 of the Six per Cent. Bonds, which after deducting 18s. as discount allowed for paying up the instalments at ones, makes a sum equal to 991. 16s. 6d. Thus-100 New 4} per Cent. £B6 0 0 18 10 l6 14 6 £lOO 14 6 Less discount £99 16 6 -- - Now, taking the value of the Peruvian government for their new stook at 8.5, if a Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bond is worth 851, money, then a Pia per Cent. Bead is worth' 1134 ISs. Bd., money, or its equivalent of 1331. 8 1 . Bd. in New Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Stock, therefore my esti mate of the loss 'offend by the present holders is the dif fersuee:botween 1331.65. Bd. and 1171. 125., or 161. 4s. Bd. New Stock upon every 1001. 81* per Cent. Bond. I am, &r, your obi dient servant, London, harsh 4th. A PIIII7VIAN BONI/HOLD/IL P.S. It is hardly necessary to question the intentions of the government of Peru to deal with the dissentients on any other terms than those on the load, but those who as seat to the proposal of course make a fresh agreement, sad have no power to fall back iato their original position. Our correspondent seems to overlook the fact that the Peruvian government has actually the power, and even, it would appear, the legal right, of paying off at par all such parties as may dissent from the proposed conversion. The Six per Cent. Bonds con tain clauses which are found to be very embarrassing to the Peruvian government, and are not at all cal misted to meet the circumstances which have since arisen, and could not have been foreseen ; therefore the Peruvian government have made this proposi tion, in the hope of inducing the holders to exchange them, so as to prevent any Mare disagreement be tween the two parties, arising from the different con structions which might be put on the amortization clauses. The large holders are unanimous in accepting the new stock, and although doubtsmay be entertained if it would not have been more to the interest of Pero if she had offered terms such as would have satisfied all her creditors, it is yet evident that any dissentient bondholder would lose by rejecting the conversion. The imports of the precious metals this week have been unusually heavy, owing to the resumption of the Australian supplies, whilst the exports have at the same time been comparatively small. Excluding the Australian imports reported towards the close of last week, but which only arrived in the Thames this week, we have to record the following arrivals, vis :—By the Canada, from New York, 217,000 dola.; by the Roxburgh Castle, from Port Philip, 168,000 ounces of gold ; by the Chowringhee, from the same port, 63,713 oz.; and by the Agenoria, from Sydney, 200 oz. The total value of these imports may be I stated at full 970,0001. The Custom-house statement o► the shipments of the precione metals direct from London during the weak ending Thursday is as follows :—Gold coin : To Belgium, 800 oz.; to the Mauritius, 2,1461. ; to Sydney and Port Phillip, 4901. and 4,280 oz. Silver coin :To the Mauritius, 4,0001. Silver bars :To Bombay, 8,186 oz. This gives a total of 4,780 oz. and 2,6361. in gold, and 4,0001. and 8,186 oz. of silver, the aggregate value of which is only about 27,0001. We are also advised of the undermentioned ship ments, viz.: —B 7 the Indus, 95,7441., of which 83,7441. was in silver and 12,0001. in gold, chiefly for Calcutta and Bombay ; by the Haddington, for Constantinople and Malta, 7,9581.; by the Iberia, for Lisbon, 14,6401. ; by the Madagascar, for Port Philip, 80,0001. in coin ; by the Maori, for New Zealand, 4,0001.; by the Australia, for Sydney, a further sum of 20,0001. ; and by the Avon, for the West Indies, about 20,0001.. The total shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to close upon 270,0001., and there is consequently an excess of arrivals over exports to the amount of 700,0001. The shipments of the precious metals to the continent continue very small: The exports to the East, being nearly all in silver, are not calculated to exercise any effect upon the stock in the ' Bank of England. The chief demand for our coin is still for Australia. The shares of the new Australian Thinking institu tions were all natter to-day. South Australian Bank shares fell 21. Australian Agricultural receded to 101, but closed rather firmer at 103 to 108. The other land companies' shares participated in the pre valent depression. North British Australasian finally closed 2k to 21 pm.; and Scottish Australian Investment, 2 to pm. There has been a continued inquiry for Crystal Palace shares, which have run up to 1/ prem. Transac tions have taken place in the shares of the London and Westminster Bank, at 331; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 481 ; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing (11. paid), 11,1; St. Katharine Docks, 1001, 100; National Patent Steam Fuel (1(. paid), I ; Netherlands Land Enclosure (21. paid), 2}, ; North British Australasian Minimum Seven per Cent. Preference Shares (U. paid), 31, 1; Penin sular and Oriental Steam, 851; do. (251. paid), 49; Submarine Telegraph (11. paid), 1. Ebro Canal Shares are quoted 11 to 11 prem. Several new joint-stock undertakings have come upon the market during the last few days. The New South Wales Coal and Intercolonial Steam Navigation Company proposes to raise 150,0001. in 21. shares, with a view to developing the coal-fields upon the Hunter River, New South Wales, and carry ing the produce by steamers of light draft to the va rious Australian porta. Tracts of land rich is coal are stated to have been already secured on advan tageous terms. Chinese labour is to be employed, and a charter of incorporation or colonial act to be applied for. The Spanish and Portuguese Screw Steam Ship ping Company is being formed, with a capital of 200.0001., in 10/. shares, to supply a more speedy and certain mode of transit than at present exists for produce and manufactures between this country and Spain and Portugal. Screw steamers of about 630 tone each are to be employed. The produce proposed to be conveyed being chwfly of a perishable character, it is assumed that screw steamers will be found very serviceable. The following calls on joint stock enterprises have just been:declared,viz. IA call of 21. 10s. on the shares of the British Colonial Bank and Loan Company, payable by the 30th June ; a call of 21. on the shares of the Australasian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Com pany, payable by the Ist April ; and a call of one tenth, or 2/. per share, on the shares of the Graisies sae to Beaters Railway, payable between the 21st and 26th March. The second instalment of 41. per share is now in course of payment on the shares of the Ebro Canal isation Company, subject, however, to a deduction of six months' interest, at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, upon the original deposit of 41. per share. A call of 61. is also payable on the sham of the Egg/link Boleti* sad Amsted:is Chartered Beak. Notice hu been given to the shareholders of this last named company that the deed of settlement lies ready for signature. Hamburg letters; of the Ise March, received this day, report more demand for bills on London, which had been done at 13.4 i to a, and 13.5/ to 6/, closing at the latter rates. The weather was unaltered, but the frost was, if anything, more intense. The following notice has been issued to holders of Birmingham and Oxford and Birmingham and Dud ley Railway coupons and shares : The directors, having reserved a portion of the Great Western preference stock, duly created and authorised to be allotted under resolutions of the proprietors of the 25th April, 1850, and 12th August, 1852, have this day resolved to issue a Pepetual 4 per cent. Stock" (irredeemable), to be applied in discharge of a part of the purchase moneys of the Birmingham and Oxford, and Birmingham, Wolver hampton, and Dudley Railways, either by allotment to the holders of the shares and coupons, or otherwise, as the board may determine. lam desired to make this reiplu lion known to you, as one of such holders, in order that you may signify to me (in the annexed form) whether you wish the directors to allot to you any ; and, if so, what portion of the said preference stock, by way of conversion for securi ties registered in your name. The " Perpetual 4 per cent. Stock" will bear that rate of annual interest from the Ist April, 1853, payable half-yearly, at the some time with the other fixed stock of this company. I have to request that you will return to me the annexed form, dilly filled up and signed, and with as little delay as possible, in case you are desirous of accepting an allotment of the said stock, as the directors reserve to the board the right of assigning the unissued portion, either according to priority of application, or rateably in proportion to the amount applied for, whether by the holders of the said securities or by other persons; and your application for it cannot be entertained unless re ceived by the 15th March. Due notice of the allotment will be made, with instructions as to the registration of it, in exchange for any shares or coupons you may hold in e ith er company. The R ailway Times estimates the total receipts since the Ist Jan. as follows: No. of Average receipt Total Receipts. miles open. per mile. 1853 £2,393,505 6,693 £35318 0 1852 2,101,648 6,327 33 . 218 0 1851 1,992,998 6,230 319 18 0 The official returns of the Irish Banks of issue give the following numbers for the four weeks ending Saturday, Feb. 10,1853: a nn i ado i , Name sad Tido authorised The' et Irobed— The 'redoubt Doh eireulQ" 3 1117:66 42 i The Notima ill =g e =s Y si - 243.440 Thi ns ilheer idgemi lkietstes ibm 311,079 The Ofinfebebtluir N 791,727 Neale efloubed 24,064 The Clieumst National Beak trebled. 66,429 Total 2,1110,473 143,337 421,7111 231,417 413,245 412214 b 17,1 44,999 _A.11 , t4.454 Airet age mount of Coin. 4h1,959 2211,314 224,4.1 21,230 129,711 211.479 9,174 10,641 I•R.I These figures, compared with the returns of the preceding month, show a slight falling off in the cir culation to the amount of about 3,0001., while in the bullion there is an increase of 17,429/. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoow. The English stock market continues dull, there being an entire absence of movement. Consols have been quoted all morning 991 to for money and Thursday, and are at this moment a shade flatter, being just buyers at 991. The continuation to April rules at 3-18 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to! ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 4; Bank Stock, 227 to 228 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 17s. prem. ' • India Bonds, 465. prem. Foreign stocks are generally steady. The chief business has been in Sardinian, which has risen to 981. Mexican Bonds are again better, but Spanish are flat. Mexican Bonds mark 2,51 to I ; Greek Bonds, 71; Spanish Old Threes, 471 • ditto New Deferred, ' 24 to ; ditto Passive, 81; the Com mittee's Certificates, 81 to 7 per tent.; Turkish Scrip, 11 prem.; Equador, 81 to 1; Granad a Deferred, 111. BERLIN, MARCH 4.—Voluntary LOOM, 1011; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1021; ditto (18.52), 102; ; National Debt, 931; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 1484; Bank Shares, 10. VIENNA,uIa( 4.—Five per Cent. Metalltques, New Loan (Series A), 944; (Series B), 1051; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Bank Shares, 1402. Exchange on London, 10.50. CAPTAIN JOHNSON'S BAIL.—At the Central Crimi nal Court. on Friday, an application was made by on. of the persons who had beams bail for Captain Johnson that the enforcement of the bail might be stayed till next session, on the ground that the prosecutrix had refused to prose cute, and was at that moment harbourng Captain Johnson at her residence. He had done his best to cause the appre hension of the accused, but at present it had been found to be impossible, and unless this application were granted, the bail would be forfeited. The Recorder said if tradesmen were so foolish as to become bail for persons of whom they knew so little, they must take the consequences. The boil had become forfeited by the non.appearanee of the accused, but if the applicant should be instrumental in effecting the capture of Captain Johnson, the court might be induced to take a different view of the cue. SINGULAR DELUSIONS.—On Saturday a commission of lunacy was opened at the Maidenhead `raven, King's cross, before Mr. Commissioner Barlow and 19 special jurors of the county of Middlesex, to inquire into the state of mind of Mies Julianne Hutchinson, a maidea lady, of Russell and Grosvenor-squares, and fir some time past re siding with her brother-in-law, Thomas Henry Hall, Esq ., at No. 49, Tavistock-square. After the reception of some medical evidence (Avery decided character, the unfortunate lady was introduced. She appeared to be about 50 years of age, and in good bodily health; she was elegantly attired, and upon taking a seat said, in answer to questions put to her by the commissioner, that all her properly was now gone, and she herself had been buried, and was to be burnt ; she was buried before she was born. Her house in Grosvenor-square was worth 30,00 W. a year, but she had let it for 2001. She had at one time spent 25,0001. per annum, when she lived in Grosvenor-square, where she had set up a theatre. Her head had been cut off, and there were epaulets upon her shoulders. After other answers of the same inco herent description, she was led out of the room. Further evidence was then adduced to fix the period of the com mencement of the insanity, and the learned commissioner having summed up, the jury returned a verdict dating the insanity of Miss Hutchinson from the 18th of November, 1834 DOMESTIC LIFE AT THE TUILERIES.—The Paris correspondent of the Leader gives us a peep into imperial privacy :—" The ordinary days at the Tuileries, when there is no reception, pass off monotonously enough. The Empress works embroidery, or needlework, part of the evening. About ten o'clock Bonaparte plays at vingt et un with the ladies and gentlemen of the court, and after a few tours de benquier, retires with the Empress. He continues to display the warmest proofs of attachment to his bride. All ' that she asks she obtains: exceptin matters of public policy, there he is impregnable. You know that she met with a first repulse with regard to the property of the Orleans family. Lately she returned to the charge, entreating the recall of the exiled generals. Bonaparte shook his head, and bogged her not to repeat such applications." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. We bad but a moderate supply of Emslish Wheat this morning by land carriage samples from Essex and Kent; the condition, owing tothe wet weather,was very indifferent, and some difficulty was experienced in effecting sales at the rates of Monday last. Flour sold slowly, at late prices. Barley was in short supply, and its previous value was well supported. With the exception of Irish, our market has been scantily suppaed with Oats, and the trade ruled dull at a decline of 6d. per qr. upon the former description. Beans were fully as dear, but Feat sold slowly at last week's currency. ARRIVAL/1 INTO LONDON mom FEB. 29th to M.tRCII Sth. Wirt Qrs. End S. scotch. Irian. Vereisn. 4 1 20 1152 I Barley 2815 llt I s Ost 4 . SS7 4345 18271 1 6:0 Malt ...... .... Mar, MS hstrels and 1211.9 sacks. MINCING.LANE.—TIITS DAY. The private contract markets are steady, and most articles wear a firm appearance. TMA continues in fair demand at full prices. COTTON in limited request. NETALS.—lron.—Scotch Pig: Prieto have been steady during the week, but there has not been much activity in the market. Bar Iron without alteration. Tin: An ad vance of Sc. has been made in the prices of British. Silas of East India have been effected at about the same ad , ranee. Banc*, 1235. ; Straits, 118 s. to 119.. Speiter Prices are supported, but not much doing. Copper firm, the late advance. Oriorwileal, pals, 361, 101.; straw, 831. to 94/. ; brow n , DU to 331. ; spew, 901 . to 301. 10s.; headwaiter, 0214 cod, 331. 15a. to 341. ; South Sea, 32 , . to 371. ; Olive Gallipoli. OW. 10s. to 701.; Spanish and Sicily, 661. to 671.; palm, 331. to 331. 10s. ; cocoa nut, 381. to 401.; seed, rape, pale, 381. to 39/. ; linseed, 311. 10s. to 311. 151. The sales advertised for tomorrow arc rather moderate, viz. :—of Sugar, 200 Mids. of West India, 5,000 bags Bra ga!, and 1,500 bags Madras. Coffee : 200 casks plantation Ceylon. Cochineal: 150 bags. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. In consequence of a large supply, and the warm, damp weather, trade is very slow for Beasts, at rather lower prices. Several of Inferior quality remain unsold. Although there is again a decrease in the supply of Sheep, trade is very dull, and, notwithstanding we retain 5.. 4,1. as quotation for the choicest Downs, it must be considered on extreme one. There is a considerable increase in the number of Calves, over that of last Monday, prices on the average are conse quently lower. From Oermany and Holland these are 6.N Beasts, 1,270 Sheep, and 117 Calves; Scotland, 400 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,800 Beasts, and 300 from the North ern and Midland Counties. rem;ne of SIN. -71.7 d. Roo Herefords 3 10 4 0 Bat Sibtasehosas Second guallts lissolo 3 0 3 4 , Chives MP 3 S 4 4 1 Son lon.. t llolf-brols 8 0 4 4 PIP. M. Noose at market. 4.487; Sloop Pe Kone of alta. a. 4. a. d. Beat Dug. ♦ Ilf.-bds. AI 0 0 0 11 Bag Louz-vr.v.:l ..... 4 0 410 90. do. Sham Ewa, awl ow. oat' quJity 4 lam and Limbs, 13.140, Cod. O 4 1 0 0 0 O 0 0 ,c.. 118; TALLOW MARKET.-TIIIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day. The arrival of the vessels from Australia with Tallow tends to weaken the market, and quotations are 3d. lower in all positions. Town Tallow is quoted 435. 6d. nett cash. • Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 445. 3d.; March and April, 441. buyers; Oct. to Decem ber (new), 441. 34. to 445. tki. to 3. 1 1043. bums' does today. 6 1 i I 121 18j Stook= baud Wive!, lea! vest 0,4 , 2 1,727 49,311 .M/1./ 37.816 .1.89 De. gm lag:ligie . 77,522 97,74 80,601 Agalgailugaggit. De. Irma lag Jair............1 91,916 121 1 ,364 77,791 Prise 11. C. par awc. —. .1 56.. fd. Ea. Od. 44..6d. Do. Twins • I IS.. fd. DK 91. 43..9d. Delivery for tha week sadism March 15, 2,495 casks. The arrival lost week comprised 2,559 casks from Australia, and 105 casks from other places. Total, 2,664 casks. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is still in a very healthy state, with prices gradually on the advance, some lots of Sussex have bee n s o ld as high as W. per cwt. The demand for old Hops is very extensive. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY Since our last report the supply has been very limited, both coastwise and foreign, owing to strong easterly gales, and the bard weather the last three weeks preventing ship manta. The following are this day's quotations :—York Regents, 110$. to 150..; Lincolnshire ditto, 901. to 120 s. ; Scotch ditto, 100 s. to 110 s. ; Ditto reds, 90s. to 100 e.; French whites, Ns. to 1051.; Dutch (none). COAL MARKET.-THIS DAT. Market very heavy. No prices Sited at two o'clock.— Ships at market, 159. (NY ILICTRIC TILIONATN.) LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 9.30 A.m. Wind N.W., moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Mary Adeline and Golden Eagle, from New Orleans; Ariel, from Mobile; Ocean, from Demerara ; Mer, from Smyrna • Kalamazoo, from Morlaix ; Sophia, from Rotterda m; Elizabeth, from Antwerp; William Kerry, from Gibraltar, &c. ; Hope, from Dunkirk ; Ernestine, and Ma r y and Ade -1 laide, from New Orleans; Mary Ann Aiza, and Clothilde, from Nantes ; Messenger, from Jersey. Off the Port.—Ships Tonawanda and Philadelphia, from Philadelphia. QUEENSTOWN, MAncu 5. Wind W.N.W., moderate. Arrived. Landscape, from Trieste; Rothesay, from Pernambuco: Mary loollide, from Odessa; Impervista, from Vienna; Anier, from Alexandria; Stella, from St. Michael's; Admiral, from Ibraila; Sandford, from Mauritius; Sir Robert Peel, from Leghorn. Off.—Lawrence, from Mauritius; and H.M.S. Arrogant and Leander. FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE SOHO WORKS, NEAR BIRMINGHAM. An accident, attended with fatal consequences, occurred at the celebrated Soho Works (late Boulton and Watt's) near Birmingham, on Friday evening ; two per sons were killed on the spot, and several .others were very seriously injured. A short time since the extensive portion of these premises, comprising the Mint, was purchased as old building materials by Mr. Southall, of Birmingham, and in the removal of these the accident took place. Daring Friday, a large number of men were employed in taking down the walls ; they had undermined one end of the structure, and were engaged in a similar process on the opposite aide, when suddenly the greater portion of the vast fabric tottered, and • minute afterwards fell with a tremedous crash, burying several labourers, who were dressing bricks in the press-room, in the mass of ruins ; there being scarcely a moment's time for warning the poor fellows who were in this perilous position. A man named Elliott was dug out frightfully mutilated ; he survived only a short time ; an orphan boy from Southwick was killed on the spot; Mr. Southall (who was on the spot giving instructions to his workmen) was well-nigh entombed, and he sustained the severest injuries; • poor fellow named Boyle sustained a compound f rac t ure of the leg besides great internal injury; and another named O'Donnell was dreadfully mutilated. Besides these, several of the men were more or less injured. The body of the poor lad was not discovered for more than an hour after the occurrence, and then it was so shockingly mangled and mutilated that it wu with difficulty the remains could be removed. The wounded were as promptly as possible removed to the Oe I Hospital at Birmingham ;up to Saturday evening several of them were in a very precarious condition. The principal wall which fell was of a semi circular shape, upwards of 12 feet in height, and 30 feet in length ; some idea may be formed of the :massive character from the fact that it contained not less than 10,000 bricks. MILITARY. The legislature of the Australian colonies have re solved to issue to the troops serving there a special extra allowance, in addition to their regular daily pay. Officers are to receive five shillings per day extra, and non-commis sioned officers and soldiers threepence half-penny per day, the equivalent to the stoppasre for their daily rations. The exemplary.conduct of the troops in the colonies in resisting all the temptations to swerve from duty which have been offered by the discovery of gold, is specifically ac knowledged by the legislature in making this grant. The examination of " Goldner's preparation," at the Victualling Yard, Deptford, has at length concluded, and only 8/ per cent. of the whole was found eatable. Bones, putrid kidneys, bits of heart, and masses like badly made putty or chalky mud, were found in greater or lees abun dance. It is intended to commence, this summer, the building of new barracks at Kensin g ton , to accom modate detachments of c tvalry and infantry. Lieutenant Mac donnell of the 55th Foot, is to receive the appointment of Paymaster, vice Captain Boggie, retiring to half-pay on medical certificate, and Lieutenant Grant is to have the I'aymastership of the 61st Foot, Tice Toole deceased.— United Service Gazette. TUE YELLOW FEVER IN TUE WEST INDIES.— The only officer of the West India Company's service who has fallen a victim to the yellow fever, since the last advises, L Dr. Wells, the surgeon of the Derwent. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW ca . r .... - PIRCULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS ilithisks. Asai.sopkirel. a= OrisfaeL LA ask; by yogi: L WHAT TO PAL Dltllll4 AND AVOID. o. LRCM= TO TOUNO MIN. au NOW TO NZ EMIT. iv. MOLL AND FHTSICAL sationcorr OF LIFL ON MOM v. DULUIRL TI. TIES INSTITUT= Of NAIRIAOI =FL to. DIMS= OF WINTEL via. SIDIA/IT DuAiirozatverearrAnox, am ILINIONL. Si: N N N L lie, W ell 4S sll GI f lie i si I nod iii +: lee I id We INISi sd 1 Pa