The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-23 00:00:00

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The railway share market has been better to-day, and in severa l cams prices have rallied from Sister depreetion, orders far investment having ar rived from the country. _Among the stocks which have improved are North Westerns, Caledonians, Midlands, and Lancashire and Yorkshires. SHAM MID Med VSOUALIKTRID. MINES. MONEY MARKET. : . COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. THIS DAY. Two o'cl.occ. In gold @harts there is still the same slackness of begone to be observed, there being nothing to sti mulate operations in any leading stock. The last quotations of tho non-official are as follows: Carson's Crock, par to k prem.; Auriferous Ore, k dis. to par; Sierra Nevada, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem.; Quarts hock, par to prem.; London and Californian Crushing Co.'s, par to prem.; Colonial Gold, to I:" prem.; Port Philip, 1-16 dia. to 146 prom.; Lake Bathurst, par to k prem.; Devon and Cornwall Mines, par to rem. Holy well, lbs. 6d. ,• Eden Maio, 16s. 3d. ; H owar d' s West Hartley, lbs. ; Walls End Ileaton, 144 ed. ; Walla Bad Haswell, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Lamkton,• 16e. 31. ; Walla End Stewarts, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, 16s. M.— Ships at market, 246. EIFTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT 11R-1 DI. INK by DO 1101111"11 RIVALILSTA ARAMS FOOD.- 0,4 . —"Nip yesn' loncebbrok, asthma. a1b00.0101111011111.111. 1 11 ,11 . 1 := Q dab bloamb 1 h. god Sins issisisp. Yoe Wes Os Di= ,03.1." am OS% m Po.4ops: Sem the alms ihe. bled ems • Dotty:—. 1 Saw &Mot smilingis brat h. pour Tssi. ssa asibsisp IM poooiis etthome bros" , -oftet Se Oink& SW • ceilmers.llb, at Wt.; IDS, at Is 61.: bib. st Da; If IS, 0 1120 11%0 b.ralkuml *bay. 1110., 0 31a.; 1 111.. tt llt.: the to IS Ng 41110. ashlars in etet tree 0 est 0380 01 TOMS M 110 644 ) 110, WWI by DU MIRT and M. In, Net India ; gee SO, imakeresderst. 10 0. Mr..serwair9o MOM. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Pattanden and Smith report that the demand for Weald of Kent and Sussex Hope continua* good, with prima fully maintained. a Lu.wAte. aed_gaa II !It Ws io.day up Is I pm. I I 4;17. ii ! Millesimal', Li - i*ls t Jr.. late U?. fi 14 $1 ST SATIIIIDAT NSW eLRIAL WORK IT MR. MAIL= MIM6 on the Mb el Mom, w II be pebeimbed. Wee U. Ike MI liestely Sembee el RLE AK H O U S E. By CawaLse DICSIIIII6 Itientreblese ly IL Y.Seem. Ti be son~ YI TweINS MEOW Paalurs =Yore et*" See Obeli 0601~ In. lityllary sail rms. 11, m rie.eivert. AMERICA. oca Own coalsasipoalvart.) (By Deans rsiesesea.) LIVERPOOL, laminar, 11 30 a.w. The British and North American Royal Mail steam ship Niagara has just arrived in the river, having sailed from New York for this port on the 11th foment. Iler news is four days later in date than that received on Tuesday morning last by the United States steam-ship Arctic. The Niagara brings over :081,000 dollars in specie and 40 passen gers. No general news of importance. Business in the United States was not so buoyant as when the Arctic left. Stock and securities were steady. The money market was in • satidactory condition. Trading prospects were not• improving. A considerable demand existed in New York for specie for shipment to Europe. Exchange was still advancing, and the drain of precious metals was likely to continue. The breadetuffs market was brisk, and prices had slightly advanced. Western Canal flour, 4 doll. 7.1 e. to 4 dolts. 8; le. per barrel, steady. Gennessee prime wheat, I dol. 16c. to 1 doL 180. per 601ba. Indian meal, 3 dole. 27;c. to 3 dole. tiOc. per barrel. The Cotton market at New York was quiet, prices being steady ; New Orleans and Mobile, mid. lair to sir, 91C. to 91c. per lb.; Uplands and Florida, mid. hir to fair, n4c. to tile. per lb. The receipts were still small. Provisions were firm in price. Shipowners were asking increased prism for freights. Flour to Liverpool, Is. 3d. to Is. 6d. per barrel ; grain to Liverpool, 31d. to 4d. per basbeL Cotton to Liverpool, , to 3.16 per lb. Exchange on London. 1101 to 1101; Paris, 6.13; Hamburg, 36 to 361; Bremen, 781 to 781. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TMS DAY. The second February session of the above wart eons. messed this 'morning, before the Right Hon. the Lord lifsent. the Right Hon. the Recorder, Aldermen Sir W. rariet, Sidney, Lawrence, and Sir R. W. Carden; the and the usual civic authorities. The editing id the calendar contaiue the names et Ilkaseskie, when the stead }nrf led been sworn, ow* ebeareett that, eititeleyb the - Moiler eestaiaed • pal away makes am. It enamel to him that eons el' then peneeted say dilleilty Y pellet of law or euquired that he ebeeld detain them by say observations megaginj ft thent. The learned Herder this made a few rvations with regard to the nature of their = I OW which the grand my retired, and the end preesethed to dispose of the budnne of the 11011140116 POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. C. Riley, W. Ilitryritre, Niable, _" and Janes Powell, three " flying newsmen," we charged with treating a disturbei.ce in Hill-street, Berkefoy-equie, during the hours of divine service yesterday. Police constable, 191 C, said about three o'clock pa terday afternoon, he wu on duty I. 111314ereet, when his attention was called to this Asholeste, who were coiling out at the top of their eerie" " The last edition. The Bail of Derby's interview with her hispety," and at there had less repeated complaint. against the newsmen calling out at ussawennbie hours, be took them to the station, Wove they lad Mee locked up ever since. The defendants having a:pressed Sink sinew fee their ecaduct, Mr. Bingham discharged cheek with • amities. AMBEISGATF.,NOTTINOTIAB,ANDBOIRON RAILWAY. —The report prepared for eirculatioa emseept the sham holden of this company, by this diereses, govern' he MN awning half yearly meeting, to be ha lin the Ball, Nottingham, on Thursday out, mere to L a = accomat for the past half year ' whit:Mabry luiki la creme upon the two preceding half-ram • table a ans parati re revenue shows that in the half year ending NCH. IE3O, 6,7241. 194. Id. won received frees the carriage of pate elegem parcels, homes, carriages, dop, cattle, gomb, minerals, and missalleeise yiis the half year re a/Um hot XL Mil, ;mit 39. 71. hews the seem ammo ; and to the balf year rated oo Des. 81, 1661, 11,1161. 17s. 2d. The mete of the there register and the pesallarlty of the law forfeited shims has ling mss pied the miens atm= the board, and the direst= seesieed, at the se= ef come, and with the minswevemosef mum et the prietem, to offer the whale Ise aide by pulls melba 111 result of that oparedem bus bees very eatieketray. The shareholders are gelled epee ho empower the thrthithes and immediate Bale efl e lif mere shame. The te=ats suss for the half year amied an the ilea of Dasember bet, thews that the receipts assented to 9,1111. 17s. 16, aid the sr penditure to 4.2081. 1k CAMERON'S COLEBROOK, AND LOVQSOS BAIL WAY.—On &dards) , the Master is Chummy likarenle, was attended by Mr. Tommand, the ethaisi of this company, with Wt. W. Galswortbp._ es the subject of the of RAM., by Id& Willissom et Wol. brook, late solicitor of this cumpaadi the wbesiaisms aliases Gor kpapers i& books and required Wid th fassaprOs 'Mad ap its minim in respect lb bills of seats. Mr. Taylor and Mr. Hander's, ow the path of the esstsibuto try' opposed the admiesioa ofilm dais, din*. the re tainer of Mr. Williams as logaiMP, sad as • . 1 76 hit iiol, on the ground that the think oilseslevo Is 1111, had all power to amnia Ma Mr. Williams said be was per fectly willing that his asomant, which was sleety for parha- Mantary eau ney, should be theel t and tut be should have so uadertuking bola the Sada meager is nerve, r Mlllets and, r the estate wove vestked.owtela portiess of the asaeont. Ou this, being dew Mesabi give up what books sad papers he had, his skeet ham es issUingle the settle. esestof the stisint. The Master eedereal thee the bah of salts in urge.* be referred to the %Meg meter kw wa gon, without prejudice to the quietism ef retainer, lien, or payment, which will have to be mesidered ea a Attars Woes& PLTEIWTII GREAT WEATERN Dome.—The &l iming is the Kettle's' report, to be presented at the half. reedy abetting of the shareholders ow Moaday, the 23rd —The revenue account for the lan half-year teatinuee to preset a satisfactory increase in the imam of the 0011 M puny. The reeeipta daring the Successive haltyeen since the conemeneement of this acemat are es fuller :—Jess 30, 1449, 3571. 13s. 6d.; December 31, 1949 NU M. 2d. 1 / 1 4), 7911. 2s. 3d, December 31, 1940, 9791. 12s. 4d. June 30, 1831, 1,2901. 6.; December 31, 1,5141. 9s. 2d. The gnaw poetise of the err jetty has beta brought on the Idelliehells Ind Mew I. course of being put se got hersetrit ad& boa to the existing eeemadoelsa may be expected to be shortly available. The ppsa Issued by , the directors la November l as t, w ith Of nie{e(W aeon share capital, authorised by the fa eat of 1111—• sew of which was uint to euli Me plead s ines holders in possfosion of all the preasedlngs of the dieelen la the eiffeSlO of the powers added to thus' at the bet half.yearjy (meting, for the wpm esagisibi &elm. The extreme immure of lib tltaMr Mes trade and commerce of the wt. red Wal dis WNW* summed therewith, has bus by 11101 . 1 . 161 / 1 " Veit* of the inhabiteate, at • publis cormied by the chief sad at while h T i bia ties and pm e p ec t s of the sempay ° rlll 1611 discvasion. Aid,, repealed, Out iseffectm4 he lb. registered holden of t agree, he heMelle Om alb is arrear, the Wigwam bon deshied hibluire thenot. A resolution Is Nam Oa wal be submitted to the meta*. 7 t0~1r :77 tariew arszeigc. ID - Tarz emium — buitTC - Imi irmi aisai &a el Ca . ! . i . Deo 111 11.) - arm ii Obi; a::. @Mb u.. abs i lb smi raj'. IML., tr. SW Lammobbe ... so Da. ilmbei." p wee boson'. . —__ allsiugli ml=mp iiillie - Wilki ad Slimpw 111101•0, a it= Ll l i i ti li er: __ iv :: De. Ilmore TZ. Wirt IliZglisks lasho = . 221114r. Oro Dwltleal.liar .. 14C Lambs Ss limilli.Weeterr 74wAli..11u,sall MS* la t l CkLbaL VW= I*. Ors% Mera(i) ::= E ssil Labials .. lirri !Idiews . Slieanss 'moo ilI %mak nom.— . Mirth srarai . .7. ... North mows . I winhlissierifist:l!iii. h - 7.: I I~ ::~~:~ - Uate.777.. • New, Ors A Isbgesebnai sad Mow w. rte) ... .. De. 240•411 ... .. Mates sinT — Ds;ei — "7 Isla web. -ma Tediairolaanta . Salim and Datflaniato Ifiiiirtal !filiation ad TartAininaloallurria na - - Do.G.ll.ll.llmers .: Yin Mg *Mb art 4!4111 ti~ro 11118•4111=1 sermisi (lormisegratWirlin IIeT 4L Td!.. Doan Vel is • eihrategm (haritelbsollo lairsimblLWissonsi Juntim Olollesles AXE ' (hood So Ot.lholms) Is Dues Pool pond belkrt i = I Loma i. ts: =I:: _ _ UNA= disiowitr 011014 i llllllllllll6/1111•114 Una Pflik/INID 11A1000160014Pa1.000-1 1 - 111 - Verllo - 11A11571:1 *owl le taiLOmill Mile Sow halm& %Tyre (ism itaLliseLeLsse.lklre 1 1 4;•01)filt flasii. tad Osandie Gent Iftelres I Da. intaidi I ......-..„- Was II p. CL pima Is Wit% & tomemet pima rant Weals.— If If As lie Sii x 4 SS SS Mar garl i galftad Dean ter=el 7 rTfau It le 5 5i . 3 pai t ar 104 e par I Cab de. Ifs. Da Om par QM. OW IsaLUzleklisat t p.o Birloogb, 114 per . Orme lionberoi preen $ WICILIsaw $ 4 HI 1q poi I 7 1 1 li dim siiisWwerng iarrimiediTaL la r i p. • Fr Lltssit De. Ike Our. Ow Ca Lai 6111.1ramitbr. Ilemile) psrOiNt. UsiallathWisiors 11106111M11 &Lir. healli Db. NSW g 111 __De. al Si L pail Ile IN 1 I Ile 4 1 111 N I Id" DIN• PmMaw ..: Ida litleap.. 1 . 11 .1.L - Tirmai..7 vespmer. liedlif i pm pi Ihrowailtaksilispler.W. MIL) II rot .- Aosth Dens Tart, Nowslutikit Warw.. GLlforth et lagpereb. DUO Ditlo IQ I Q II S il to 4i _.w' 1 I 110 FOUSON MILWAT S. c)dain. Ilialme sad Mims .. 114 II Cram. Pram (times) 10 )o. East ladlsa . . 3 pia . Gnu bras . • I Do: • Lisrommt .. De. fasilway . ) ... .. 11 I 3 4 t. = . _... IDe. de. NM : .... Name ail Sim_ ... .. F Si Wallows of ham- .. 15111 W Beflessa .. S i 1$ Am Pore AM Sem ... . S re hes mad ... I SI ibil z 4 Para mad Illssitsms ... 14 1 Ms Nome sol Ilmi ... ... 10 111$ ,ftmWs ad Ikea .. . if 4 Mom ml WOMB ... .. SI 11$ es ,WM 11mdm... .. ... 1 34 Si PI:9mM Italliws9 Titiano.—Tho follotrisii WO VW IBM Mono of Me moolots id tin ooloolital Pnowit Room —Pomo Fob. to rob. 14 : Pimosttortk elawa ßlML ; goods, 1{,181.; m01,149,175f. doosa.—Roos V.lo fto Pa. It : Posiitaggso, 11,11 K; Ads, 111,6314= 6. 19.5111. IMo to Pob. Posmsgms, ANIL ; goods, u1,471<; Wok MAIL llommei.,—floos PM. fto Fob. Fratissess, 40,31.4.; peak 011eataNdo MAW. —nom Polo 9 to Yob. IS: Pototogin,lll,9l2L ; goods. MAIL room lo lob. 11: Possagets, 11,1311. ; pods. 1L: mL {t. 1091 Maas>waa—Ma Pt& I to Palo II : Poomilimo. p tNL I 111.19/4; tul MAK thstrawao.—Pry Pd, 6 to Fob. 11: Itootagem /AIL; mak 11.13 4.; told. KM Mmossumo—Pent Sea 11 1a Fob. 4 : Naar" *SAIL; geode, - ide a WM, so M K IM. Polo I IF& 7; Pirompre, 1411,11 M; "ask Ista.sn.wil le a. N as a 7 IN 13 :1 35 WI all I g? ii I N. Mb WI 21 I 1111 6 9t. Ili I pi se see Liss iil iii 181 111 If 17 4lfi Si so I R la d 13 a I It I:1 131 53 54 SS 74 7t 7 5 ps 1134 IS die it 4 7 .7 1 13, 114 7 77 111 37 1 ra 3 el II II U ai er 4 s .33 it 7 1 It " " IS IS 41 4r 311 6 4 41 St dis si ti H 11 din 64 74 I Ms 0 1 7 als 1 111 die dis 4 tle 919 I$ 111 ei 9 I. II " — Si As 12 :i :1 II Ai die iii lie CIA sp ai, 4 4 . NI 114 II SO ■ ■ 111 Nil U 11 .1 111 in 66 48 U U I pal IN 10 8 7 a 4 12 4 ASI • U IS IGO lel .. 8 II 1e 11/ lij Is SI NI OS N 46 6 4 •1 MI lii 81i II 17 .1 4 0 SO IS NI 4 4 4.1 Nfii44:4 111 ,Nli I fthilei Sil 4f a d lie. isi 7 i Ili i 11l 149 I4i NI filizot In the British mine market the amount of busi ness has been fully equal to that reported last week, and a further rise of 21. in the standard for copper has given an increased impetus to the copper mines, and dividend shares arc in great request for invest ment. Lead and tin are also still advancing. In Alfred Cocoas, West Providence, West Wades, Morays, West Dirt Doug, Trampet Consols, and United Mines, the largest purchases have been made, but a fair business has also been done in South Tamar, Bedford United, Tremayne, Garreg, West Wheal Alfred, St. Aubyn and Orylls, &c. There has been no fresh eruption of geld mining projects this week, the market presenting decided symptoms of being, for the present at least, " over done," and the absence of premiums operating as an effectual check to further speculation. Danng the week, several companies have been occupied with the allotment, whilst in other cases the payments into the bankers have been in progress. As yet the Aus tralian shares, though gradually creeping into the Stock Exchange list, are not sufficiently esta blished to attract any large amount of business, and the prices show that public favour is not specially directed to any particular scheme on the hat in preference to others. It will have been no ticed that during the last month the continuance of the gold mining excitement has encouraged the re vival of schemes in which the auriferous quarts veins of California are fixed upon as the field of operations, but neither do these shares stand much above par. In the older. companies the transactions of the week have been decidedly few, and the general feel ing of the market has been depressive, especially for Ague Pries. The following are the latest brokers' quotations Carson. Creek, par to 1-18 prem.; Quarts Rock, par to 1 prem. ; Auriferous Ore, 3-18 to 1-18 die.; Devon and Cornwall Mines, par to 1 prem.; Port Philip, 1-18 die. to 1-18 prem.; Colonial Gold, Z to 1 prem.; Victoria, par to 1 prem.; Lake Bathurst, par to 1 prem.; London and Californian Crushing Company, par to 4 prem.; Sierra Nevada, par to prem. A somewhat remarkable feature in mining busi ness is the absence of depression in the home market, though such might naturally have been ex pected to arise out of the continued movement in favour of gold mining apparent for so many months past. This favourable state of things is mainly prompted by the remarkable cheapness and abund- MUM of money. in conjunction with the more satis factory appearance of the several metal markets, that for silver alone excepted. 100,000 103000 DAD *OOO ICO,OOI 10,100 LOO 100,000 10,000 4,000 11,000 111,001 TOMO IMMO 3 'AN ILINS i = PAM SA74 MOPS 10 11 Flo. 20.—8 y Mr. Wm; at Garraway's.—Leasehold pre mime, known as the Shadwell Brewery, with dwelling house and workshops, in Lower Shadwell, partly let for MS. per annum, the whole held fur 60 years unexpired, at 1301, land tax, 111. 113 s. 3d. per annum—knocked down fur 6001. By MOONS. HOOGART, NORTON, and TAUT, at the Mart.— Leasehold hominess promises, No. 36, High-street, Islington, let for 1201 , pax annum, held for 79 years, at 461. 10x.—rol l for 1,2301. Au improved rental of 561. per annum, secured for nine ye n-2641 ars unexpired upon premises No. 27, High-street, leing to. By Mr.Bannia,at the Mart.—Frorhold waterside premises, warehouses, and entrance wharf, with granaries, &c., Fonatain.stairs, Bermondsey, lately in the occupation of Messrs. Brown and Young, at 7601. per annum—sold fut 8,0001. Two plots of freehold ground and two small cottages, Park-road, Peckham—void in four. By Megan. SHUTTLESTORTU and SONS, at the Mart —The third portion of the leasehold estates of Mr. Charles Sewell, deceased, consisting of sixteen houses and premises, Charles-street, Upper Seymour-street, Clarendon-street, and Johnson-street, Somers-tows, a house in Crescent street, and one each in Burton-street and Thanet-street, Burton-oreecent, producing a rental of 6411. per annum, held for terms varying from 29 to 35 years, at ground -rents —sold in 16 lots, for 3,6201. Two leasehold houses, Milton-tenure, Wandsworth-road, estimated annual value, 601., lea hit 67 years, at 201.- 6001. iii Slurs. MIAs. Paid 1 Aga& lirs.• las. %NM Calibrates le .......- MI 1 risebela 1 Ave ask —.— .0 N elbasarve• boa 'awl Casi •11 . . Odom Beep . i Mal Suaralbs Geld ;11 U Oraell. lap (ba.at U. is 1114 SO Ds OmmaslOdalia 10 Ds OL Jobs Del Po; 40 ... ril.VAsstratiss Ogre 4 1D......... I — sissii;s:... ..... s 141 Ilealun isib lbadtairetesa 11 1 Itasesea Ilarede 30 De MO M/. Nübs 1 Wait Mariam PUBLIC SALES. LOCAL SHAlti IL4JUIRTS. LiwaarooL,Fm.2l.—Then hoboes very little business doss I. oar Shan market to-day, bat the quotations have gig rtklteWl y Melded, although brio quantities of stock IWO affille. The following an the transactions mid Cheshire (late Chester and Bit.- = Isahmi (Preference *knees), 7l—Ditto (Ossasosk aussanassd), 131—Bastsen Counties, 71—Lan 'mike and Yorkshire, 6.5 g Louden aad North Western, 11816._5715—Ditto (new ehoeseb 3 5 5_ P. — Maawast, Mirnd4 sad Lhasa* tat —Midland. I Sisal; lialway and OMNI (pref. guar. 6 per cent. 1 1 ail inv.), 114-8004 MOWS mad Dover, 20i—York and Meth MOW, 20j f. Basbattsaas, rib. 21.—This market was rather heavy 41= t r ak tts way of transferring the lemo of 11111 Railway from the present lessees Mao sal North Weston Company has had the east id tease dagebstog these shares. In local stocks, Olaaskailes ad Ifiddernansun Banks were done at 85. Paw. 21.—The market has been weaker, in all stocks. There was but a small smatala of h.sissr. Eastern Counties, 7 9-16 ; Fast Lan. sahib Freemen Quarters, min. 6 per cent., 8t ; Lan waft sad Yorkshir 861; Manchester and Birmingham C quartem), If p. ; ; South Eastern and %ca. 21.—Tba lira market has wain been flatter apansd at 681, and elosW at 661. 65. 34. ; =idestbarsa baredass at 111. al. N. ; North Westerns at 168 di. ; sad Nardi Wooten Pre& at 131. Rm. 21.—Tho market wee exceedingly quiet; Wag, roarody . anydaag dam. The ministerial crisis, and Ike ty M i 1 giess Nee, induced unusual mass as 1M ;art cd bush byes sod sellers. THE ROYAL Wse btu MAII. PACKET COM PANY eenlomplete dewy/him their yips* SOW atoms/ Proms to rio West Who or dr la it Ark the Mag ee lin Ind of Ng. orl the Amble or dr 2nd of Jul. Va lv e istrot t ed thoothro tha bar monster is sompsay will be plying between lisstbroptor Or/tows—be arrot samdetely own =ire NMI Waft Ire at as y. sod be set and ber Mew woo* dr whole of the West milk Park . Colitendos, and Spanish Mhih r Vanswams=sssa.L=ollAT'S OINTMENT AND Pm. Moramoutax ut Canso ttoweeut, oto WoutsmAyst Sup lam—lb. L radtpsik ablaserkw, Farm nellisollnws p =ll/ am Ings woad lo bit ran dirmood ths hoe ono Goa Ns was et Abrahessersoowel twit bet It *how of the .a.a..i totorlor ia ltroo torer so rra seer sr los afflloll to bow cr MeNntle_thls• ;Wallowa orsorbto, soossera rig rms. weeldllyhioni nth Mr roe oe ti E ot rod 11. Mt hobs* Nossinme re ear, orl • =root, "li. ;tid e a t =iit% awl t halm THIS DAY. Two ollsasa. The miniateriel srisis own ta produce say late rial 'feet. Reim the probabißly of a Deaf admi nistration excites little ahme s se ilicalblidliave the public been with the perused it Um late adminis tration, while it is considered . that liberal ll and the great doctrines of eoessercial treelie i tte safe from Lord Derby, or whoever elms of AID ISM ' school may hold the temporary reins of poem. There seems so little prospect of a really liberal administra tion, end of a rational system of finance, more cepe clay after the Rotten-Borough Reform Bill and the Militia Bill, that the public are sickened. The prospect of having Mr. Benjamin Disraeli exercising his imaginative qualities in the capacity of Chan cellor of the Exchequer, has been received with ridicule, but not with alarm, because it is a change from Sir Charles Wood, who has long since accustomed capitalists to Chan maces of the Excheuer. Console o pened for money 'teal 'WNW akrltt tVC and have dace been Called 971. to 1. They walast94eeaitly. The transactions are few, and are thus officially re corded :—Thres per Cent.; Consols Annuities, 971, 971; ditto for account, 971, 97, 971 ; Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, 971, 98 ; New Three-and-a-Quar ter per Cent. Annuities, 99, 991; Long Annuities, 7 1-16. Bank stock, 218. India Stock, 260, 239. The unfunded securities are firm, it Siturday's advance :—The following are the transactions as re ported in :the official list : Exchequer Bills, of the several descriptions, 61s. to 645. prem. India Bonds, under 1,0001., 71s. to 745. prem. The foreign stock market is steady, and presents no feature demanding special notice. The dealings which have taken place are reported officially as follows :—Chilian Bonds, Six per Cent., 105 ; Dutch Bonds, Four per Cent, 92, 921; Ecuador Bonds, 41; Grenada Deferred Bonds, 81, Mexican Bonds, ; Portuguese Four per Cent. Bonds, 331 ex div. ; sian Bonds, Five per Cent., 115; Sardinian Bonds, Five per Cent., for account, 84 'SATURDAY ETBRING. The Bank of France returns for the week ending Thursday, the 19th of February, show the following results (26 francs for lg.) : Bullion £23,163,783 lowan .... £72,209 Bullion on &gait 133,796 Deereaes .... 3,472 Circulation Public deposits 3,670,750 Inman .... 24,369 Private deposits Bills discounted (lovernnuintsecurities 8.816,826 Dftralfo .... 40,112 This return presents no features requiring any comment The bullion market remains without change at home or abroad. Some variation may, however, be expected at Paris, as the rate of exchange on Lon don at short is again rising. The butt quotations of bullion here as given by Messrs. Sharpe and Wilkins are :—Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. 10,id. per oz.; bar silver,loontaining gold, all gold above 5 grains in the pound to be paid for, ss. Ofd. per on. standard; bar silver, without gold, se. Old. per ox. standard ; bar gold, 31. 17s. 9d. per oz. standard ; American gold, English, 31. les. 1 ad. to 21d. The imports of bullion for the last week include 150,000 dots. by the America from New York; 100,000 dole. by the Humholdt from New York; 40,000/. by the Penyard Park from Sydney; 7,0001. from Rio de Janeiro by the Severn; 208,0001. by the Arctic from New York; and 701. by the Ripon from Alexandria. The total imports are about 310,000/. The exports of the precious metals from the port of Lowden fur the week ending Thursday last in• clude--Oold coin, 130 ounces, to Havre ; and to the 14010 place, 232 ounces of gold dust. Of silver , 292,928 ounces, namely, coin to Belgium, 140,000 ounces ; to Patna, 20,000 ounces ; to Boulogne, 1,070 ounces ; to Rotterdam, 70,090 ounces ; to Havre, 520 ounces ; and of bar silver, to Rotter dam, 10,000 ounces ; to Belgium, 50 , 000 ounces ; and to Boulogne, 1,338 ounces. The total value is about 75,0001. 'rho exports from the outports include 44.0001. by the Tay for the Brazils, 8,0001. by the Harbinger for the Cape ; and 1501. for Vigo by the Peninsular and Oriental steamer, Montrose; and 226,3004 by the Peninsular and mend dimmer, Ripon ;to Can ton, 2,200/. •, to Hong Kong, 5,0001. ; Ceylon, 2,6001.; Calcutta, 32,0001. ; Bombay , 92,001. : Madre., 2,300/. • and Alexandria, 00,0001. Total, gold, 102,600/. ; and silver, 133,7001. The total exports ire, therefore, 353,0001. which is more than the imports. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Jferapath's/eurnac. shows the total receipts on 6,609 miles to be 243,134'., or at the rate of 36/. 15s. per mile per week. The total receipts for the correspond ing period of 1851 were 226,6971. on 6,269 miles, or 361. per mile per week. There is thus an in creme in the aggregate receipt, of 16,2571., or 7.16 per cent.; an increase in the mileage of 334 miles; and an increase in the amount received per mile per 1 week of 15s. The .Railway noes codpieces the total receipts since the let of Jan. at 1,644,2921., which, on 0,491 mire, gives an average of 253/. 6s. 4ld. per mile, and as the amount for the same period of last year was 1,541,9181. on 6,262 miles, or 2461. 4s. Bd. per mile, the balance is shown to be in favour of the present half year to the extent of 71. le. 81d. per mile. After great delay the yearly returns of eorts and imports have been published, and in the usual fashion. The monthly returns for December will not be pub lished for a day or two, and the yearly returns give only two years for comparison instead of three. It appears from these returns that the exports of Eng lish manufactures for the last twelve months were 68,492,6591., and for 1851 65,735,447/., showing an increase of 2,657,2121., or about 43 per cent., but of course a very much larger increase in 1850. This result is very favourable, as the eomparison is with a year of large export. Of the totals cotton goods and yarn form a large proportion, being 28,257,4011. in 1851, and 30,078.9991. in 1852, being an increase over last year of 1,821,5981., or nearly 7 per cent. This is exclusive of haberdashery and millinery, like ' wise showing an increase. The woollen trade has been stationery, and, if wool be included, a slight decline appears in this year, consequent on shorter shipments of wool. The total of wool, woollens, and woollen yarn in 1852 was 10,315,0611., and in 1851, 10,564,3071., being a decrease on 1852 of 49,2461. The trade in linen and linen yarns shows an increase of 219,6211., or nearly 5 per cock ; the exports being, 1852, 6,048,6151., and 1851, 4,828,91441. The trade in silk goods and twist shows a very satis factory improvement, the exports being, 1852, 1,331,369/., and 1851, 1,235,6514 or an increase of 75,7181., or 6 per cent., chiefly under the head of manufactures. The trade in metals and minerals ' likewise exhibits a prosperous condition. The r eject of the abolition of the excise on glass seems to work well, the exports being, 1841, 307,7041., and 1852, 328,5621. With regard to the imports and consumption, the results are generally favourable. The consumption is as follows: 1851. 1862. Tea 1131.51,178,215 .... 53,966,112 Coffee „ 31,228,840 .... 32,564,186 Coeaa Tobacco , 27,734.786 .... 28,062,978 The working of the sugar duties will be best seen by the following analysis of the returns made by an !esteemed correspondent: Sugar imported and duty paid in Great Britain and Ireland for the twelve months ending Sth January : 121POSTI.D. Dm. Pam 1930. 19111. 1811. 1830. 1911. 1833. Raw Realm *Wawa. 19,880 18,970 14,1111 19.141 17,119 14,4114 Total tow . 581,97 , i 319,00 414 214 115,115 323,471 344,7511 Molames reduced to sugar at the rate of of the former to i of the latter (being the rate used by go►ernment). Or raw materials the import and consumption has been : 1861. 1852. Cot6BB tau 296,219 338,116 • Wed lbs. 74,674,483 81,063,679 Flat toss 91,143 89,709 Alma wool IN. 101,196 1,013,202 Th. tonnage &ships employed in the foreign trade proves that the alteration in the navigation Laws has worked well. The total inwards and outward. was, in 1831, 12,020,874 tons, and in 1862, 13.471,3771 of which, in 1861, 8,08008 tons English, and in 1862, 8,636,242. Disk Ste &DT 69033811 9111 DAT. =V" Fifer Awl eV I nt " Va s ais. a5..645. ge 01. Osseels. FUND.. I pa Cs. Modem. Mai s ll s si u M4o s rpe Swam * a. assisa. Sos Mkt Ateiv4 l 1t 111 swot. el De. le VAT= . rs &Aston. lek 44 pet CA. 114404*.0 6 par CA. SI La HMSO IT lo r r el ~"" A1m. a I pe IX Ee US p4eoi. r 11 3 m VA TS SI rot 04,Pettklii ni 4 Oral amma.443 11140•04. II I par et Ai sarda. 301 1 1 Sarliaka ` par LATEST FOREIGN E TASK Fn. 21 Tee It Opastsal OS 73 193 711 84'73 81 81 Ipodas : ate Tor Assegai. 111 Limit 171441115 3 per Ceuta. per Onto 3 par Oada. New Lou . 4 rm. Outs. row Oasts 9l Rukanu ea Landon : staled, 23 80 ;fp 7 6725 IS. .- Bakrlaa, par 44 Ct.1610 1001 Maar I Naples Rasta B9 73 Yaw. Do. Do. 24 . . Do. 1830 Piedmont 3 p.Ca . B4l ... I 17 . 0 0 0 /7 80068 ••• • • Do. 5, HMI — Rank Mares Paste, Fan. 21.-Bt. Germain , 640; Vcieailles (left bank), ISS ; Park. aad Odor's 1,153; Prls sad Antics, 650 ; ROWS and Harm. 263 75; Manalllso sad Avarice. 23115, tambours and Rake. DI; Castro. 514 13; 114511,44 sal Ankles. 341 50; Memo and Bardalu. 41, 75; Norther% IQ; Paris sad Straskarg. 460; Pada sad Luna. 580 ; Tours sad Warm 296 73; Mau/raw lied Troyes, 151 26 ; Dieppe and MINIM 125; Bonita= ad Teat; 82 50. MADRID, FEB. 17.—Three per Cents., 384; after' Bslsa, 381. New Three per Cents., —; after Boles, 18f. Coupons, 91; after Bohm, 91. Passives, 51 ; after Bohm, 51. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 106. Ex change on London, 50.76 to 80. BERLIN, FEB. 21.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 102 • ditto (1852),1011; National Debt, 89Z ; Bank Shares, 981. VIENNA, FEB. 21. Five per Cent. Metalliquek 955. New Loan (Series A), —; ditto (Series B), Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 841. Bank Shares, 1,218. Exchange on London, 12.27. ROME, Fen. 14.—Exchange on London, 488. Roman Five per Cent. Consols, 90. NAPLES, Fen. 14.—Neapolitan Fives, 103 f. Ex change on London, 678. Illatarday . 1 I . i ' es i 1 ..~, done to-day. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The change of ministry has caused some parties to think that the new Chancellor of the Exchequet will not inherit the error committed by Sir Charles Wood in not checking the mixture of Chicory with Coffee, and a few small specu lative purchases were made on Saturday and to-day to plantation and native Ceylon Coffee—the former at about Is. advance. the latter at the extreme rates of Friday, 38s. 6d. We have no other transactions of importance to report to-day. luntoo.—The sale is going off steadily, at full price. MiTALL—East India Tin has further declined Is., and Hamm quoted sold at 81s., but the price of English Tin has been supported. Spotter is quoted dull of sale at 151. The general market for Iron has been inactive, but prices are not altered. °cu.—aft!, pale, 301. to 361. 10s. ; straw, 291. to 30/. ; brown, 282 to 281. 10s. ; Sperm, 831. to 851.; head matter, 861. to 891.; Cod, 311. to 321.105.; South Sea, 31.1. to 32/. 10t. ; Olive Oalipoli 411. 10s. to 451. ; Spanish and Sicily, 421. 10s. to 431. 104. ; Cocoa-nut, 291. to 351. ; Palm, 268. to 261. 10a. ; Linwood, 281. 16a. to 261. ; Seed, rser. pale, 311. The following sales are declared for to-morrow :—Sugar, 250 hhds. West India, 10,500 bags Mauritius, 6,000 bags Bengal. Coffee : 150 casks of plantation Ceylon, and 300 bags native Ceylon. Cochineal : 300 bags. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is va firm, and the holders of Tallow are demanding adveamd prices. The delivery last week was U rge (2,480 casks), and quotetioas are es follows : Town Tallow, 355. 6d. nett ; PetenburgY.C. on the spot, 365. Gd. October to December, 1852, 375. ; on or before the end of March, 33e. 3d. to 35;. 6d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 11141. eleek Ale day CAA*. 41,147 Delivery lan week Do. from tat Jam Arrival lea week IU D. true let Jane Prise T. C. We day per evrt We. U. Ve. 'AMU Us. 84. 41,691 62,743 1,911 2,460 74,619 62,911 1,111 1,003 91,692 69,164 479 IL 331.4 d. 399131. 4890 d. MARIE-LANE.-THIS DAY. A moderate supply of English Wheat from Essex and Heat, WY spee dil y dimmed of this morning, at prices fully equal to those of Monday last—in fact, in some cases, that day's rates were rather exceeded. There wee rather an improved sale for foreign Wheat, but higher prices could not be obtained. Flour sold on much the same terms as last week. Then was not much life in the Barley trade, and sales proceeded slowly at the decline noticed on Monday last. The receipts of Oats, although far from have proved ample to meet the present restricted demand of large, the dealers, who manage successfully to resist any advance in price, and quotations remain the same as before. • Beans and Peas were in short supply, and quite as dear se on this day so'nnight. _ - BRITISH. Shillings per Qr. Rom; Rarest Heat Jed 39 to 41 to 43...wbite, 44 to 47 to SI Notfolkaad Suffolk „ 39 to 41 to 43 .. do. 44 to 48 to 49 Saistrors (tows or Sitiotk) Camtwithrek Liwoolared to 39 to 43 . white, 41 to 4$ to 47 am sow old, to butzr, beim ..., 143t028 manna !Ili* 38 Maim SI ft ft. eWlltef U 34...ebnalier —to 84 Me *Alas pale „Mask Oals, Bol=, teed 18 to SO— _...t Pcdaada . . 15 to 21. .potato 2l to 24 bond& a aoi:it: ieCti 21 to 22 .pota to _ 34 to 25 Ida. teed l7 to 15 to 19 _Mak ....... ..... . 19 to 20 Mao. potato 21 to 23 Pat; ray 37 to 29 magi, . 2O to 31 Moo 110 to 40 haparlal 44 to 43 Whits 30 to 32. ladkro 32 to 33 Baas; Maws& Harrow 26 to 27...t1ek 2l to 30.. old 52 to 34 II to Pa.. ootall3o toil „old 14 to 34 Tow, atrapotag. pat Mai.— to am traitor 4a to UN aid to -- —to, now __ 42 to 44 tro=lorro, ger llama& CLoviatoom. rot sort, ed...— to—to—...whits —to—to— Per wok of Mts. hoots. town meads. darned 40 to 43.. BIN Isonieltuld .. 33 to 36 Noefoik sod Suffolk 32 to 34. whites 34 1..44 arossioN FOREIGN. tallUags per Gr. Thuttsle Red Konigsberg 41 to 46...40. Fotootoalma 40 to 44 Rasta* 44 to 46 -Stettin 10 to 42 to to —...Brabant to 'UAW 63 to 37... Hamburg ...SS to 40 to 42 Arkin 30 to SS. .Einglas 27 to S 1 Duals, 32 to 86. .0tt05ta....... So to 40 Ilso ..... to .. 21 to 211...d151111441 26 to 28 to --ladle& Om 27 to 30 1910 21 Pootoroalso sad Strolousd l9 to 21 Boollsk awl Deal& to 22 Pt land and Dots*, feed 20 17 to 19 19tt0., Wm. '2l to 23. Polaado 2l to 13 BUN% tick fte to 27.. old Small 27 to 29. old - - ............. B•suiv, *ode' Laelt! Rgypti00...................... 21 to 13 .Tootany Pau, grey ....................... So to 17 `l3 Alia. ........ Tau, old. *RI IA Sr.vow lb to 3/...larp 31 to it Umtata Baltic mod ilieska 41 to 44 Midlterramitaad Odom 41 to 44 Iletapoted Lito 37 frosoldoty, per tan, 14 10 to 11 15 Por Barrel et 194154. nova, Americas IS 11 12 to 94. Candulloa .. Dantak to ..11agolturg French, per Gook of 3301131 3s 32 1034 to 3/ ARRIVALS INTO LONDON MOM 1114 YEA to 21ot VIM GIL Borliatt. &eta. Irish. Foretio. I 3702 Vim* 8213 Rarity PON I 334 LI 444 I 11,71 Oats 1431 314 /3 0043 Thor, SOSO bangle, NI Mail; t, 30 3,131 qty. Urriz; - Do. Caiss.. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is a larger supply of Beasts ; although the weather is good, and demand rather extensive, and lower prices are on the average submitted to--a clearance cannot bo effected. The supply of Sheep is again small, however, the trade is erareelr so good as on Monday lust. We do not, however, discern a quotable difference. There are a few more Calves, and the demand is much smaller, and, consequently, prices are nearly 4d. per stone lower. Flom Germany and Holland there am 499 Beasts, 860 Sheep, and 173 Calves ; Spain, 60 Sheep ; Scotland, 460 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,400; and 400 from the Northern and Midland Counties. . --- Por moo. — 01 7 /0 - 01 . o. d.. TT -- Poo Moot or 3lta a 4.. d limr &eta dlircdordo.. 0. 1 4 Dot Dr. Is 111..0da dal 0 0 0 0 Doi dhort.boros .... . 3 1 3 4 Dra4Lood-wook. 3 10 1 0 Becood dually lloodlo.. 10 3 0 Do. do. Khom Oolvoi .... Plop ..... . ...... ...... S 0 4 0 Do. do. Sham.-- 00 I 0 Boa Dos It llaU-Orodo 4 3 4 4 Lambs Resolo al UMW, MN ; Ohm mad Lab. 11,4710; We. 111 no. sm. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET—THIS DAY. During the past week, the arrivals enartwise have been limited, but stall a very large supply by rail. She trade &annum in a very languid state. Ihe following are this day's quotations: York Regents, 65a. to 80s. ; Scotch ditto, 60s. to 70e.; Perth and Furtarshire Cups, 60s. to 655. ; Fife shire ditto, 55e. to 605.; Kent and Esser, tiOs. to 755. ; Wis hes& and Cambridge, 555. to 652. INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.--On Saturday, tho bill to give effect to a convention with France on cop) richt in dramatic and other works was printed. The terms of the WrUM, boas dievady app eared in the Express. it e writers ma 7 prevent or a limited time unautho rised translations. There are 14 sectioas in thu hill. THE DESTRUCTIVE INUNDATION AT lIOLDIVIRTII. OxFoRD, Fun. 22.—Many members of the Ciiivvv-ity having ezpreased a wish to contribute in aid of the fund now being raised for the relief of the sufferers from the late melancholy accident at Hulmfirth, near Huddersfield, a sub seription has been commenced ut Orford, headed by the Vice-Chancellor, and several heads of Colleges. We have every reason to anticipate that the result will be, the hand ing over of a liberal sum to the Huddersfield committee. EAST SOMERSET ELECTIOS.—In consequence of the resolutions come to in reference to the representation of the eastern division of the c 'only of Somerset by the pro tectionist meetings held at Farrington Ouruey and Bath, a preliminary meeting of Liberals Was held on Friday after• noon at the rooms of the Liberal Registration Association, Westgate-buildings, Bath, in reference to the propriety of calling a larger meeting of liberal electors, the opinion almost uuiversally expressed was that, until the opposition threatened had assumed a more formidable character, it would be unnecessary to do so ; but an equally unanimous resolution was avowed, in the event of a contest, to fight both seats, seeing that the extra expense would not lie very considerable. End that the register in its uncooked state afforded so fair a prospect of success. LOWESTOFT RAILWAY AND HARBOUR COMPANY. —On Saturday the half-yearly general meeting of the shove company was held at the Ilarbour-office, near the Royal Esplanade, Lowestoft; Edward Lethes, Esq., in the chair. The chairman having briefly addressed the meeting, the following balance-sheet was presented of the capital ac counts of the company, ending December 31, lttil : Receipts: stock, 4 per cent., 118,6841.; ditto, 6 per cent., 119,9721.; mortgage loans, 80,0001. ; sundry balanccp, 3,6701. 6s. 10d. • total, 322,2261. 6s. 10d. Expenditure : works, &c., 118,9081. Bs. Bd. ; parliamentary and other charges, 191,0701. 6s. 6d. ; miscellaneous charges, 12,2471. lls. Bd.; total, 332,2'261. 6s. 10d. The revenue accounts gave the expenditure for the half-year a total of 6,6191. 7s. 6d.; and the receipts, 8,3111. 7s. Bd.; leaving a balance of 1,7221. Os. 3d. in favour of the company. Atter observations from several shareholders a vote of thanks was passed to the chairman, and the meeting was dissolved. THE MANCHESTER AND SALFORD EDUCATION DILL. —The town council of Manchester have declared against this bill, now before parliament. A special meeting of the corporation was held on Wednesday to consider what pre.ir tion the council should take in respect to it, sod Connedlos Medealf proposed the following resolution :—" That thi council admits the inadequacy of the existing means of edu cation fur the children of the poorer classes, and fully re cognises the importance of embodying in any bill pro paled for such objects, the principles of local rating and of local management. That the further consideration of the bill now before parliament, and entitled ' A bill for pro moting education in the municipal boroughs of Manchester and Salford, and, in the contiguous townships of Broughton, Pendleton, and Pendlebury,' be adjourned. That, under the direction of the committee for general purposes, a peti tion be presented by and on behalf and under the common seal of the corporation, to the Meuse of Commons, against the said bill, an as to enable this council hereafter to appear for the purpose of either opposing the passing of the same, or of obtaining such modifications and alteration, therein as may be hereafter determined upon by the council." The motion was seconded by Councillor Simpson, though fa vouring the national scheme. Alderman Bancroft, a vo luntary, proposed ns an amendment—" That the bill before the council entitled "A bill for promoting education in the municipal boroughs of Manchester and Salford, and the continuous townsbips of Broughton, Pendleton, and Pen dlebury,' is not necessary ; that the powers sought by such bill would, if obtained, usurp the most important functions of the council, operate oppressively on the ratepayers, in vade the rights of conscience, and interfere with the sa cred duties of parents. That it be an instruction to the committee for general purposes to take the steps necessary to prevent the said bill front passing into law." Councillor Heywood seconded it, and, after a long debate, extending over six hours, the amendment was carried by 34 to 22. THE ALLEGED "DIGGINGS " IN SKYE.—We have been favoured with the sight of a few specimens of the Skye gold, from which we find that our northern friends are unhappily labouring under a tail delusion. The metal approximates to the colour of gold, and has a clear height glitter; but so bare the metallic diamonds that sparkle in the sunbeams on our housetops, and which are at least of equal value with the produce of our Celtic California.— Aberdeen Herald. THE SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY.-Tho half-yearly issettas of this company will be held on Tuesday next. T i le meet of the directors and the statement of accounts bits bona circulated amongst the shareholders. The reve- SIN INIMPIIIt frte the half-year, ending Dec. 31, shows the Imam ea is to be-from passengers, 36,5031. I Is. 91d. ; !rem audit. 3,6331. 12s. ad. ; bosses, carriages, and dogs, 4971. Is. 9d.; parcels, fish, and excess of luggage, 208/. 9s. 4d.; goods and live stock, 7,216/. lls. Sal.; electric telegraph, 381. 17s. ; registration fees, 94. 12s. fel.; rent of stalls, 291. 10s. ; interchange of carriage stock, 731. 12s. 2d.; making a total of 50,089/. as. 111 d. On the other hand we have for expenses-on the locomotive account, 9,592/. 81. ed. ; line account, 6,2561. Bs. 3d.; carriage account, 1,0381 10s. 2d.; stores account, 320/. Ils. Ild.; traffic account, 7261. 16.. 9d.; establishment charges, 5,642/. 10s. 7d. ; general charges, 1,2101.85. 21d. ; rates and taxes, 1,0711. 65.; government duty, 1,5441. 3e. 3d. ;• balance carried to general account, 23,6851. 18e. 2d. The revenue general account for the half year, after meeting all charges, leaves a disposable balance of 10,6321. 17e. Id. The balance brought forward from the half-year ending 30th of June, 1851, wee 14,9.571. 18.. Ild. The gross receipts per train per mile in the half-year is 7/. 85. ; in the previous half-year it was 61. 9s. 9d. ; in the anupeading half-year of 1850, 71. 82. 3,1.; on the 8811 401 June, 1850, 71. 4s. Bd.; the 31st of lk- Seetabse, 1819, 71. 2a. 6d.; and the 30th of June, 1860, 61. lls. During the past half-year the work lag costs of the line have been reduced from the previous half-year of per train per mile 1/. 6.. 6.1. to 6s. The only change in the debenture stock is getting rid of 2,5001. at 6 per cent., and 18,050/. at 5 per cent., by an increase of the 41 and 5 per cent. stock. The directors recommend a dividend of ss. per share for the halt-year, which will leave 8361. 16s. Id. to be carried over to the current half-year. The forfeiture of 146 whole and 74 half shares is sought to be confirmed. It is proposed to issue new shares for 100,0001., to have a fixed dividend of 41 per cent. This new stock is to be devoted to paying off the floating debt at present bearing interest. It is pro posed to advance the Groat Western Docks 28,000/. on so entity of debentures of the Dock Company. The di rectors report that Thomas 11. Bethel, Esq., having retired from the directory, they had appointed George Pridham, Esq., in his place. The retiring director is Italph Cole, Esq., who offers himself for re-election. MONts^" - ^*n.l. BANK- AND Gt.t IND COIIIANT.—On Saturday, Messrs. Tiloun, Morice, and Clarke, solicitors to this estate, attended before Master in Chancery Farrer, who, on its being found to be undisputed, allowed as a debt the claim of the Scottish Union hunk against this company of 11,t100/. fur bills discounted and cash advanced. POOR RELIEF IN SCOTLAND.—The sixth annual report of the Board of Supervision for the relief of the poor in Scotland has been presented to both houses of parlia ment. It appean that the sum expended fur the relief and management of the poor for the year ending the.l4th of May, 1851, including 21,2381. expended on poor-house buildings, was 535,943/. I3s. 64., against 581,6531. b. 4d. disbursed ins the preceding year. This shows a decrease in the expendi. turo of 45,6091. 10s. 94. The number of poor on the roll, or registered on the 14th of May, 1851 was 76,906, being a de crease of 2,125 since the same date last year. The number of such poor who died, or ceased to receive relief during the past year was 22,871 —making the whole number of persons relieved by ordered of the Parochial Boards, 99,777. The casual poor relieved by the inspector wil bout an order amounted to 42,093, being a decrease of 10,977. The number of casual poor and vagrants relieved on Ist of January, 1851, wu 6,148, and on the Ist July, 6,386. This increase is attributed to the distress existing in some dis trieta of the Highlands and Islands. The whole sum de rived from Church collections in assessed parishes during the year, was 14,1221. 19s. ad., of which 8,2321. 6s. Id. was expended in the relief of the poor. The total population to which poor-home accommodation for paupers is now available, amounts to 1,062,993, or nearly two-fifths of the entire population. The coat of building a poor-house in Scotland is estimated at 181. per bed. The amount ex pended on medical relief during the year 1851, was 20,8111. le. 9d.