The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-04 00:00:00

/ ../7fd ; •-• " 4"740 jr) /49?"-.54(1"..a.r, 5..44 404 - g. , IC 9— - 1;;:' ,47.--C /1 , No. 2,035.] _VANES of DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. isvhsTmaxr OF CAPITAL. bupt DESIROVS et INTESTINO MONET ere welmoted to . the p a a t b, NATIoNAL /OSURANCII tad INVEST. 1 7.1. omit I.lllttN, by steel a big\ rate at batettot say be ob. wet mutated wee metre wearily. ', G ape IV, ald WI informative say be bad at the oMae, et lest, pea tree, vil al We-AWL PETER MORRISON, Illomagiter Diresior. 7, St. Mar .n'o.pl me, TraNittar.oquare, Lades. jeADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who miler tram (sesame to 0411 winds and damp at will untseditte and *mans rata is. the apple:Winn n 1 110 LVOV Ttla unique butanes! prepsration allays all Irritation' Wed *redeem' • of the chin, moons CULIBIPOUII dinllonmeab,treehles, a id ma, and linnet• a healthy and blooming mamma to the eons plaids. and • sielir•cy =rat named' to the hands aad per. ;inmate tn at• spellawe promotes a free and oafadatrupted ewer. pie of t h .-I teportan. funetans of the saw so ainsedsrl Joys the ten health, and the &pansies' aid aostlahaane of • = c ',sum. Gentlemen, after shaving, will air Ind it lag the irritability and amartles pain, and reader the shla soli, d dimen, as t pleasant. Prre te. M. and Ss Ad per bottle. Cattiest _Tad wad. "IlowLinsis' kolplue are on the wrapper and A. and 20, Unttas-bwlra. 7.stikw. on the by amoral .tame, alma Ms each bottle. hold by tbera ad by Caesker .-Marra. TEE I) A I L Y NBW 8. London Morning Paper, pries ad. Ye PoltV^al Orgasm tee Uof IS Mk: NS is at the red et the Id ler Pre of Greet tirdsin. *decanting tree ereineree in Its breeder men as, e: • and And practical resorts', whether pelltleel, earal, erimisitteaL the runt and Tales of its Ormond Ireire.-16 the rearry rite ILw negorm, -in the ample, truthlul, and Impartial ehunder of Its n o i r isiraosnee, end in lb. eared inerearde and gernterelitl fa Srmation cordned to the City, hallway, and Monatery Artiekr— els Paper e 'mannered. molar , a mere mower IMO of arrap then any ether piper Meedoetrely early report of S!Applup fa the Indian der by every Wind t r am the only dad, rising leper, with list el prism, islartedartebere. It addrente Hard to femur.. as bring the only p a p er b i de, the glare whir culottes. and ham always mired, trent a erniene liederist advertisement. • se pubis favour in Atoms by tir rat rebus et reser kr the rer 163 , to t.e leading Louden Newsmen, by whir it will be area that this roper (the reefer by ran than Flits pen) Lid in gee yews toren lie three older compethore: Eartraled. drops lewd. Norma CIWINICIA lidatuxe Pry 1772 421.1W Morse* Harm l7ll ll.l2fikrl DAILY NEWS lbe eastrwot mainteeree of thke lS po l e l itoe joetUtiirsrag Orr meetly eapreerd by • contemporary: one • Lary Mews' as the youngest of all the Wren beesulab gum lbw the hr tit took high ground and sibliar 11•10—p.160. mar erekteetly the estarative liherars shirt r *Woo of Pretend end already, with eler seine at the recorder daily mar and wdl re Woe umber of adverrementa - neat te the • Trees . led by doe parr, lm saltier am than eorreopoodo with Ms Imberee To be ereterod of ray frooterier or Pleteremos ire the limbos ; or et a s ow. le, doewreeiner. Plietorreet. Lauder !cm vEssinxor clop SAVE ilia puns. Or aCard, irk* H. (or Übe be.h IIIiNATIONAL ANTHEM, with a sew sad I.orovel Conks of I. Rody siorile ho Submir. M. kr bp...., weber of the "Sifting Nasta." 8 4, Aileubal Wed seerly Ore *oft MP sad Abe Oar IA lbe Mere nay be bed or mikados. Wks: byte,. Naha'. aM Ilm„ IS. tregeor Orwerrireet. Sig. WANDA Mid WORM :LET* SOM. ha "WM* sod may le had et ell the Lasirlai. A! B k : aft, The VisMory of Lava By MART Mum* Teasumae. Is Uwe Telma& de rseelVd s =VIP bi.d. Wimd e s sd i =tes. *ft peastrathea* gime Wow dip mew. TM 'Weal= re yell smerhed sad ; nosy pans perm andbodis= Imam; sad On Nopteidea bum* sad alai*" *llls eery tuhadYs Isar red phew of a easesee Ildo. sf white Me Y tameles doom. it Im rwierkable he dr ledee et the NNW* Itamiallse. fee elserassartpYdad dieleyipme nape distal tad ebeasalde, sad ths=ate lad bra' peer. ade ass dews kp bisiL"— = wawy As seadri ts =l •p 4ektad le • sty* el wee lbe *nil kon, ast 1 111 = 4 the pelashpla. WWI la* ear da that Warta he pm weed. th • wpm it lb pdhees awl dee* he end that nee* Is betaillalA wh eamplail dereapbeat sheleamte mar of We harelae lasdee: salt!. Mar. sad Onsidh. arCULVERWILL'S MEDICAL WORKS, rearka, Maims,War. mil Or err. I. ads; b n•4s. WIAT TO RAT, DRUM AND ATOM. Y. WTI= TO YOUNG KIN. m. MOW TO VS NAM. sv. WAAL AND ?STROM INPOTIONT OF LAM s. ON IMECIAL DUMAN& wt. TEN INITITITTIS OF WAWA°, UM VIL IMAM OF vryinz. DII4IIOIIILINTCONSITIPATION. srA WS. rz. z. aiumt, CUM sad SCOT= WAIL I wis.. Mar. a. MTVIIOFATWT; OR. TUB OSLO WATZIL CURL Ilbrissid. U, lalarisgreameew; restAkiest; Mr, 1114 OmMil. sad all bsorriers: se el S. R. Calrurvell, le. 2 7 1 11: 1 1 :. 2 01WWW•St• übo may be soasslMl Err 1 0 MI S. IRELAND. Des Lug. . MIAMI S. Th. expected reductions in the Irish Poor-law establishment have already been commenced. Ten clerks of the " extra" class have received notices that their services will be dispensed with on the let of and it is expected that before September thirty other clerks will be reduced. A correspondent of the Liawrick Examiner mentions as an on dit in refe rence to this subject, that Sir Charles Trevelyan has written to the Commissioner, to say that he can find enployment in some London banks for such of the diets as the Commissioners will recommend ; the =ity for that purpose being, it is supps-a, by the emigration of London clerks to Asetralia. The Galway Parke! mentions a rumour that Sir J. Burke, M.P., will be raised to the peerage. It is thought a special commission will issue to by the men now in custody for the murder of Mr. Bataan. A rumour to that effect has prevailed in Armagh since it became known that one of the pri macies turned approver, and was prepared to make important revdations with respect to that atrocious &Nomination. PUBLIC A return has just been printed, by order of the Moe, which gives a comparative statement of the number of Petitions presented in periods of five years at the end et the last century, the commencement of the present, tad daring the bug 25 years. It appears that in the five PM ending 1788.9, the average number was only 176 a the five years ending 1804-6, it had *earthly risen, Wag only 206 ; in the same r umber of years ending 1816 the air_ jags Mee to 899; in the five years preceding th e Before cell. the agitation on that question and on Catholic Essen denim% ceased a large increase, and the average rose to 4,tiii , mace which period the return shows the gird and iseressing extent to which the right of petition is exer cised by the people of this country, stating that in the Ire years ending 1837 the average was 7,43 6; in the 1014 INA ending 1812 the average was 14,014; is the five i l innl , 4ll 1847 it rose to the enormous number of 16,397 ; lass which there has been a fall to 12,449, attributable a the cessation of political agitation, and to the Inessesed prosperity and contentment of the pos te. Tits total number of petitions presented in To years last past is 261,488 ; printed, 24,624 ; signs tom, 6 1,997,735. There is also a statement that the ethasittee carefully supervise the signatures, and atten tively compare such petitions, to awed printing copies of the same, as wes constantly the CYO under the old system, when petitions were printed antra motion in the house, 06 when nearly halt the number of petitions presented were printed. It is obvious, if that practice had coati 1, the su ms pa id far printing would have enormously hayseed; whereas, owing to reductions in charges and general economical arraubrement, the aspens' in pre- Whoa to the number of petitions presented, greatly di li - In 1832, the ge number of petitions being 4,155. the average expense incurred for printing was 1,1621. 15s. ltd. ; in 1662, the average number of petitions !with 12,40, the average expense incurred fur printing was 'AU. The committee have about 70 meetings annually. which must be a gnat tel upon the time end patience of the Members composing ir, who deserve the thanks of the bth accor4ingll. Thanks ere also especially due to Mr. "Mali. the chairman of the committee, who has czar eised for several years an active and untiring superintend- WI Peer it, proceedings, and whose courteous attention to the eiquiritt and wishes of members, with respect to peti- Was presented by them, will be generally acknowledged. - - - Stt DISAM.I AND TILE SCOTCII UNIVERSITIES. — %years ie "enabled to state" that Mr. Disraeli has _deluted the off er to b e e l ecte d L or d R ector o f t h e Univer __..."7 of Aberdee n f rom t h e b eg i nn i ng. Th at i s poss ibl e . aas Tiaws ia also enabled to state that Mr. Disraeli de. E.. 4 niTi.r from the University of Edinburgh. Ihst4 nit ; for in the University of Edinburgh Ole *lndents hove no., as in the other Scotch Universities, the Prrviiege of electing a Rector. Ttt Tfprt“ CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COL:RT.—Barna Ma. Itrertca MAVIS. Thomas Golden Voile, the chief mate of the Pekin, sur rendered to take his trial upon a charge of feloniously kill ing and slaying &Sandwich Islander, known by the name of Doyle. Mr. Ballaatine and Mr. Perry prosecuted. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Dunley. It will be remembered that the vowel in question being at the Sandwich Islands, sad nearly the whole o f th e crew having deserted, it was found necessary te hire fifteen of the islanders to assist in navigating her home to England, and it was alleged that upon the voyage, while the deceased wu in the rigging, the prisoner -struck him with a piece of wood, and caused him to fall upon the deck, whereby he re eeived injuries which caused ha death. The case was proeeedmg when we west to press, add was expected to occupy the greater part of the day. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday a court was held for the despatch of business. Mr: A/ MERTON gave notice of a motion for a petition to parlianientsvinst the oaths of abjuration. The CHAIII.S•N of the Maxims Cumulus said, in answer to a question, that *model exhibits's the proposed LOT=meats of the new market in " shovtly be submitted to the corporate., CePilh ar ors for the inspection of the public. A large ma sif mosey would be wanted to carry out the object of the torpors tion. Mr. Deputy BINNOCIt gave notiee to move an itistruction to the Improvement Committee to retain possession of such ground on the west of Old Change and south of Watling street as would be affected by the projected new bridge and its approaches until they had made • report. The report of the Coal and Corn Committee, recommending a grant of 501. to Foeter-lane Ragged School, was agreed to. The Improvement Committee reported that, in pursuance of the sent of parliament relating to the rebuilding of London bridge, and the completion of the street in continuation of Farringdon-street, they had inquired into the usual duties and payments of tho fond, for the quarter ending Janu.iry 5, 1853, and found that the surplus which may be applied in further liquidation of the charges of the fund to that time was 80$881. IGs., the same being payable to her Ma jesty's Cemminionn of Park. and Palaces, in liquidation 3 g bed. of the charged by then on the said fund in the made An order was made for the payment to her 's Commissioners. The Lend Committee re ported t .0001., accruing from the toil revenues, was ap plicable to the reduction of the debt and interest charged upon them. A variety of business of subordinate interest was disposed of, previous to which, however, Mr. Deputy Bennoch brought forward his motion for presenting the freedom of the city to Dr. Austin Henry Layard, M.l'.. for his enterprising discoveries among the ruins of Nineveh. Carried unanimously. THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY VOTED TO DR. LAYARD, M.P. Yesterday. at the meeting of the Court of Common Council, Mr. Deputy Beseech moved that the freedom of the City of Loados be presented to Dr. Hoary Austin Layerd, as • testimonial of his persevering and zealous exertions is the discovery of the long-lost remains of eastern autiquitj, and for securing them in so perfect • state as to demonstrate the accuracy of sacred history, and illustrate the early history of the human race ; and for his indefati phi. labour end skill by which this country has been en abled to place such valuable memorials of 1111101411 t grandeur amongst the collection of the British Museum. Mr. Ben umb, bating paid a high stead of proles to Mr. Richard Taylor, tte original mover of the motion, who, through infirmity, was unakle to be present, weal on to state that on looking over the list of these who had re ceived similar marks of honour from the serposatim be found but few civilises. Since 1800 fifty naval and mili tary heroes had received the freedom of the City, sad fifty swords had been presented to them, amongst whom the names of Nelson sad Wellington were to M found. Is times of political eutteineat Grey, RameU, Althorp, and Attwood had been bewared ; and whoa the public sym pathy bad bees reused in favour of a persecuted Broughams. Leakington Delman, and ethos had seesivoi similar marks of appellant Irma the City. To SW Mir trims nil of freemen be (Mr. Beweeb) pranned to add the name of H. A. Lapsed. His merit did set om elet In the subjugation of fs.eign powers, we in territorial aggraadiessat. bet to the peesefel week of fifths. die mil ken the pea he Ur be ef future 'mantissa. Heald bepa, thsrefern, thus the arse of • mss so worthy of beaver wield be adelni to Oak roll of worthies—a name ghee egad shed aeldltisnel lustre upon the already bright pip ef Begliik enterprise. Deputy Lurr secuieiM the Medea, inasmuch m he felt that the propshitisa meshed is it a reward to an antiquarian. (A hark.) Sack men were often laughed at, but it was his opinion that, where they . could improve present by refs to the pest, their labours were w e e nt to be despised. (Ilear. rrace ) Mr. BLAIR warmly supported the motion, which was wanissoady earned. GOLD IN MALACCA. Them Overland Singapore Free Press of the 17th January, has the followiag statement : " Perhaps the met important pies* of news which we have to communicate is that the gold diggers, whom we mentioned in our Overland of the rd instant, as having left Jokers and proceeded to Malacca, have been more semesefal in the latter place, their explorations at the foot of Ounoag Ladling or Mount Ophir having resulted in their Ending very promising diggings. Gaming Ledang is ' about two days' parsley fermi Malacca, and is situated In the Johan territory, just beyond the boundaries of the But India Company's possessions. It has loot; been known se a gold producing locality, sad at one tame was exten sively worked by Chinas, but toe may years has been abandoned owing to the lawless madare of the Malays, who, being too hay themselves to work the mines, plundered and murdered the Chimes to ma ea imam that the latter were forced to quit the matTae pasty now at work consists of some seven or mita Ireropearim who have about 30 Chinese in their employ sad tut quendty of gold obtained by this party is said to be about Vaiemose a day, with every prospect of an increase. Memo to the amber of 160 or thereabouts are also at wady bat gm ham sot heard with what success. The geld obtalawl by the lam man party at present is found in a stream flawing from the mountain, bat they intend to mime ; mei some summated Californian diggers amongst them 'Mistrals that they will have great success in this, as the appestats. rif Is. loca lity is very promising. By next mail ors dial probably be able to give more detailed informations regarrilag the Mount Ophir Cuing's. FATHER LACORDALRE ban beam ordered to leave Paris by the Archbishop ha sneers with the govern ment. A few days Awe, a crowded megrega tion at the church et Itt. lie4me. be was subareas apse the nobleness of a stogie matittel dreamer whish disdained to purchase • teaspesery umesses by ereeked means, when be 'Released," However megeilicsat the design. howersegrawd the niceties, step it fig skeet be to effect what is called the savim eta amuse s he the, le egret this Odom, makes use of ilmetes mere is Mewl( mashies bet a villaia." The elms esataleel ether pelithal anemias no less ob vious ami severe. 111101)IMA110E ors THE BENCH.—At the county adjourned emeions, Worcester, on Tuesday, Mr. J. Foam phrey., ibusgist, of Bengeworth, a member of the Society of Fume, was included in the grand "ury panel. Many magistrates were present, when the Mr. T. G. Curate, requested Mr. Pamplurey to take off his hat when the oath was being administered to him. The Quaker urged those conscientious scruples elsewhere admitted, but the chairman, not content with this reply, said he should direct as oMeer to remove the juryman's hat, urging that it was "irreverent to his Creator" for Mr. Pumphrey to make the usual effirmitioa with his head covered. Bosse consultation thereupon took place is wart, and the chair man was relieved from the difficulty in which he had in volved himself by the services of Mr. Pumphrey being dis pensed with. DOI/AMU MINING COMPANY OP JAMAICA.—The adjourned ordinary half-yearly meeting of this company was held yesterday, when there was • numerous attendance. In their report the directors state that the arrangements for amalgamating the Rosati° Bay Company with this com pany have been completed, without one sliareholderdissent ing, and that so few shares remain still unregistered that the directors have nothing to report under the 6th clause of the resolution adopted in regard to unappropriated shares. The balance-shett shows that the directors had at their dis posal on the let January, 1853, for mining operations at the different stations, the sum of 7,2611. 17s. 4d. The total monthly outlay in Jamaica amounts to about 3504. The reports from the mining captains were varied ; but it is em phatically stated, on the information of Captain Lean, that the Riverhead mine seems to give promise of making up for all other disappointments. After some conversation, raised by remarks of Colonel Blain, with rapers to Captain Ilarpur, whose conduct was unanimously censured by the board and the shareholders, the report, eftc., were adopted. The meeting was then made special for the purpose of con sidering some formal resolutions submitted by the chair , man, which were passed. Mr. Hook, one of the directory, volunteered • declaration that at the neat meeting the board would be very probabiy able to announce • divolud. SAMBRE AND MEUSE HAILS% AY.—'fraffie for the week cubing Feb. 27, 18.53, 2792. 16s. 6d. Miles open, 271. Corresponding period last year, 2371.12 e. 2.1. Miles open, 241. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1853. labs* 141USION ILA oaf Isuardess; Wiles .Jam Olanires is• Sequelms. Dios Di. UMW= Grist I. emu/masa oand Jasatto• of Fraser aiLaCseada"affse .wATB. t i " Ili Ist Si Pm it l lj L: pas - Pna ,13421 9 4 44 II II a o di. ... I Si pmpoi j i $4 6 ssi 1 4 1 14 ! 0 9 141 ilO pa 40 41 Ili I: 4 1 i 1 is 4 00 Pn 9 N I • st 4i Pa 41 /1 1, dig 10 101 1 poi . die rk SHARE LISTS. T/11721D/T EVBXINO. The railway market to-day was heavy in character from the commencement to the termination of busi ness. There was, however, no remarkable decline in prices, except for Dover*, which closed heavily at 23 5-16 to r-16. Business was remarkably quiet. French shares, after several slight fluctuations, closed fairly supported at yesterday's rates. There is little movement in this department. THIS DAY.—Two o'CI.ocK. The railway market continues utterly inactive, but prices are steady. Brighton, Great Western, and Caledodian sto c k s are rat h er b e t ter . South-Bilstern is an exception, having again fallen. French shares are better. stiAnICS AND NTOCKA UNODANANTILID. i o ; : rearr ... e. +' wisp up Mi. 1 Pd. Itastarava. 7. to 3 p.a. N. f 100 eldedolo .. so; 314 31 N as Ambe ...I rs.. Neeti;P, lio.is. liars 3eastioa . 41 13. all 11140.040. !New Valk. t o 10 31 SI Nir_hea.,flos—la r Jai. ill si thud Sl6 all De..ow.4oWiamt&c al ft ... 23 04 Do. do. do. M... 3 1 4 dia „ St. Nu !Debbi mid Room ... .. 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S II 4 De. 411 Oesramleed die 24 114 Perth ‘ 1140001e... 41 44 . dia II 10 deriliemil a. vissii . rsiiii; Ili ig p. St. 100 Woad. Molder. 47 48 a et. 105 eadllsh OMNI ... .. 100 1113 St. 10 101140 _ L .. .. 64 48 114. NO 6 Elm" 010 a A 44 118 St IN Die I.42LWArr.litit 10 74 m 30 ell Illiaellorp amel Meet* 11 ) ... 111 SI 134 ail 10110 1 08 ..„. ... ... lll 20 SI IN INNea s .- .. 14 111 11 0 ... .. 0 3 N IN NI Deem ... ... ... 21 ts ad s SI. 1811 NM* . .. 710 70 714 0 I S Wadi .., ..._ - 1111 37 " 11l II TerleiatilverDeJ 114 I 30 & _ __ _ „NW ditto 4 1 II II NieneanaveeDoeklll4ll. 24 21 17 'Vale al sesta ... ... .. Is Is ad 33 all Womb* ad Illimay. 0 it 14 all Walsrierdemd Mould. N SI * 13 Weld Cantwall 10 le 314. 111061044 and 0000 4 s ap. N. IN Yerli.llevertielillisewlok 44 10 34 23 911 Do. do. Zatartelor .. 74 7 die„ 10 4ad U i O4 l 1141 04.0.111.11.Perebre ..21 2 ,11.. el o.l.iar& awl North llidiesd ill 44 50 434 St. 6 St Su I abeam . . ... .... all llaarasma Na ... 7 par O. 1.4 'kW& Ils laitort 4 par Ct. i 011ehmlas 810 .. .. 5 Mbs, owl Barlioad ... 4J On as k aamensi ndliodea suosi . i.p.a : all Ouidaeg meti. orth. awl - AM:. I 3 7 Da. : 716. 416 ( " 71. ) 1 7 7a.77 °1 par - & - 4 Om7l.oaa.llata..l p 45.061 011ie do. $O.l 111 DS. Wolff per Oat. link - - 111$ Iw It 7 111 Si j par Ziviii.W76 Awl" 114 per cro NO Mahe I peresat MD& Spir mi. Ile* Mo. I islarAls at If gok 41:16. permat. ei petimitWoingt i U 6 10 WoLftelldbuses Ips 10610t.Wallso. Ihipl e . 100 DON Sal 4_ pi a. p.g I llormall66 Duo. egail ups _ alsatixsast "Bak_ N 1 pok 1 I pa zd 1I lir id Is 19 $ 4 MI UT ad 111 HS ad 7 1 4 za 103 10. 100 lel !!«LA ettaiLea!s.s rem* iWasto2o.l 4wir: Isrl3ll i p. Doak" MO De. IS .. _ _ _ _ 17 1 1 Li is icp iiiiiliicsisa — rjaiN,.. - 61 Dime ?Edmore Pad! . I De. Ommialsol 54 pm et De.WaresayValley pet Nue &hi& ,Ifera Stsibrdain st.d Wdydr..Bl3.4lper Oral DILA ditto ditto 66 10 Ist mid 13 s t 134 .01 11e Pak 146 :46 Ili I " 64 6 I 34 106 110 II IS i 14 It P= II ITS IS i P 16 11 li x os d Per i Pes ~ Si Me SO It S ells par 101 NS 14 S SS . los iPI 30 it SS i 30i SO $1 11. x 4 3j 107 6 tall ad Nob Sb. 111,000 NC 111.71 . 117.313 5 100,0011 I 12,7un it 111.000 100 tuntralian At Y. Brit. Aut. Vas Diguan's :Pea it 10) 7 10 x Peel 46 (ad If 17 Or $ 111 34 37 64 IA SO DI ltaiarn does tady. loci 110 I 34 i THIIUDAT ETVNINO. In the English mining market there has been an average amount of business done at good prices, and it closes very firm. The prices ruling to-day are South Basset, 600; Devon Great Consols, 450, 460 ; North Pool, 315; South Frances, 190, 200; West Damsel, 1421; West Providence, 66, 66 ; West Treasury, 94, 10 ; Esgair Llee, 11,1; North Damsel, 11, 1; Sidney Godolphin, 61, 4; Balnoon, 104, 11 ; Bedford United, 101; South Tamar, 71; East Tamar, 2; Alfred Consols, 20, 21; Drakewalls, 9; Tavey Consols, ; Tamar Consols, 61 an. div.; Mendip Hills, 71, 1; Calstock United, 11, f ; South Crenver, 21, ; Hawkmoor, 1/ ; Wheal Uny, 164, 17 ; Alten, 6/, 71; West Russe l, 265., 26a.; Merllyn, 41, 6 ; South Russell, 345., 355.; West Edward, 20s. 215.; Wheal Russell, 21, 3 ; Wheal Wrey, 11, 1 ; Gam men., 12/, 131; Linares, 15. The gold mining share market was much depressed by the publication of the Australian advice. received by the overland mail, and given in the Daily News of this morning. After a general decline in the early part of tho day a partial rally ensued, which was sustained to the last. Nouveau Mondes were very buoyant, and closed 11 to 1 prem. on influen tial buying. The shares of the old Australian Copper Company were heavy. Those of the English and Australian Copper Smelting Company, on the other hand, were firmer, closing 1 to 4 dis. The non-official closing quotations are : Peel River Land and Mineral, 71 to 1 prem. ; Nova Scotia Copper Mining, 2/ to 1 prem.; Australasian Coal, Ito prem.; New South Wales Gold Mines, to 1 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, par to prem.; Aust ralian Mutual, par to 4 prem. ' • Aus tralian Consols, par to 1 prem.; London and Liver- . I pool Gold Mining and Streaming, 1- to 1 prem. , Lewis-hill Range, to 1 dis.; Melbourne Gold, 1, 1 per share; Monarch, par to _prem.; La Peru ivienne, par to 1 prem; Golden Mountain, to dis. ; Garnett and Moseley to 1 prem. • L'Aigle d'Or, dis. to prem. • Glailbach Zinc, 11 to 21 prem.; Portland Iron, 1' to 1 prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, 11 to 2 Fem. ; Kenmore, 1 to prem. ; Jamaica Copper, 1 to 1 prem.; Olenaulin, par to prem.; Connemara, Ito / prem.; Carberry West, par to 1 prem.; South Devon Consols, 1 to prem. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoac. The gold mining shares opened with an improved appearence, and, after generally realising better prices, are now a shade flatter again. Nouveau Mondes have reached 11 preen.; and Colonial gold, . - . 21 prem. - . Australian Agricultural shares are firmer,but Peel Rivers are flat. North British Australasian are higher. Clomp Sumas No. Stare. Moms. Pak ?nom dons yedarday. to-day. ——— _ 100,000 Alma Fria all 1 1 5 113 1 1 2 WOO Anglo Australian Gold ail par Ipm 146,606 lA. Anglo Cait:urinan 11,110 1 Australasian 1 04 „ = IM Australian 5 61 7 Australian Cordllkra 1411,1100 Australian Prosttaid "ON Ars Maria all r p I 39 0 • 000 Urinal' Australian Gok all j pll i 11109 1 Lillian Iron WM 3 Braml.lmp (Iwi.atSt.p a. 144 4 44 11,100 30 Do.Commandadato all 11 21 11,209 90 Do. at. John DM Its IS 01 30 1111/1110 I Carson's Creak 4 per I 1 1111 4 11,1109 40 Goan Copper 11611.11011 5 Colonial Gold Coplapo l4 UV* St. Copper lUnen of Pstg all 60 74 MN 25 Do. Prof. 74 persent all 71 11 pm 711.1190 PielkAsatraliin4opper all 1 do 0 1116.0611 I Gnat Nugpt Win all 2 Ipm 41 116.999 10 :ie.. oral all 161 13 I Grand Dueby of Badm all par Ipm 1 1 1 : 3 Groat P 0119,0111 all 14 11 pm 11= 1 Lake 640111 et all 1 Marty at 1 Ipa %Mt 11 Limes all 154 WOO 1 LowdosliCalitsi a. Gold Quarta CrusbiunCo.. all 1 1 das MON 1 3larntulta . 1111.01111 13 Ileakon&Stadimerlsor 9 7 61 2.0,000 1 New Granada . 100,000 1 Nouveau Mond, 159,090 1 Port Philip 1 11 13 pr' 21 1 00,100 1 Churls Ikea all par 1 prs la 10,05' 50 Raymney Iron ...... Ditto New 7,6.19 30 fiantlagn de Cobs ll 61 71 10,900 1 *Kith Australian al par Ipm 6,000 10 71n Croft 43,171 55.2.111 Milted Maalion . all 7 71 7 70,003 1 Waller 100,000 I i West Granada , 100,400 IWem Mariam.. 109,011 1 ' Tuba THE SOUTH WESTERN TRAINS.—A few Weeks ego the Post-of iee authorities were compelled to alter the hours for the departure of the day mails from Dorchester, Salisbury, and Portsmouth, in consequence of their late arrival in London. This late arrival was owing to the South Western Railway altering the speed of their trains. The alteration which the Post-office was obliged to make rendered the day mail from the above places almost use less, in consequence of their early departure. The South Western Railway Company have now altered their trains again, by which hems accommodation is afforded. The constant alteration of the South Western trains causes great postal inconvenience to the inhabitants of towns along the line. It is in contemplation to run the night mail train on the South Western line no farther theta Wimborn on account of the few persons who travel by it, and to send the mails from Wimborn on in light carte. 11; Te . ($ cTe.W : Min.) II per Mont— De. Oint On* Din par a ... DiMe Now Una Eastern (Rama" , Ann.)o SIAS ' Ws T ionlyilsini TThLe i nnisiminot Mew Sag.paria. NM was. Ina a Ma 11. a wk LINES IJu AT ................. Ditto oilitOOI• Ilass/ be Win Biria.,Wohi Dievith em. I= l : ll4 llwat ie ttnintse (Ism. imam Mow,. Seslisimeldes (lam ft lomiallill.Wasern Clyderlals Justion Omni ealiimiriaa) . IlkaLlasslsikevar.tp.et prod ft Gt. it r . Minsouler lb Dims Vow' (k tr. nr..tw. .t.. , lissesnoul Data Bailv. to Yk.lll. Is Bar.) Ll ins igalbyo.l , x/rati al 1,. De. i mans ((Choi.. 1 Do. i doer (dittol . LOoioa Cod OieniWitt (Mood to Moth Na•tere Ditto Frokresse (ditto) Lowestoft Guar.esorCent (Wood to Norfolk) Ditto ditto 6 per Net ________ i m ieiTed as zlAN.W.rteltl.) sad BMus =le Stoat. h Uut. NuMed (ILP11.) Ileftliwslittoutere 3 port, .._ (Mod to lkot.Coust • • ProoOssattlyro (lat. Lm ' lOX.Wititaloat.ftlf••r: DUO a Amu (ditto) Wpm asellltaara ttw to Omit Northern Co, Oltoolotil Stock loatlatolliodittire two. to Mr. IliClow Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct./v Moto& pow to litaektea*Dez. miss . meta (Wand ISOM 1.03 IC4 29 30 103 107 id 32 5 53 5 .. 150 152 ni sae ;II 1:1 I. 142 . 24 24 II $ 100 109 N 64 ~ 151 154 11l 153 i i dia n U MONEY MARKET. THOZSDAT The appearance of the English stock market to day was steady, bet there was no sign of a rally, and general inactivity prevails. As was gener ally ex pected, the Bank of . England weekly board broke up without any announcement calculated to have an in fluence on the money market, but there was consi derable tightness " out of doors"—e state of things which may be attributable in part to to-morrow being the 4th of the month. The railway market is cha racterised by a rather remarkable absence of move- i ment. The tendency . of prices was downwards, but this appears to be owing rather to the suspension of demand than to sales of any moment. Discouraged " bulls," however, are getting oat of their stock, and there is also a little speculative selling. The chief feature was a sudden and rather considerable fall in Dowers, consequent upon the announcement that the East Kent scheme had passed standing orders to-day. Consols ruled throughout the day at 991 to 1, both for money and next Thursday, the government broker making his usual investment at the higher fraetios. The enntango for April continues 3-16 to 1. The official business list is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 4 • ditto for account, 991, A. Three per Cents. Reduced, 1003,1, 1. Three !and-a-Q uar t er per Cents., 10331 1, 1. - Long Annuities, 1860, 61. India Stock, 2661, 265, 2661. Bank Stock, 228. Business is marked in the Jane Exchequer Bills at 135., 174., and 12s. prem., the closing price being 124. to 18s. prem. In the March bills, which were to be presented for renewal or payment this day, very little business is done. The only price marked to-day is 3s. prem. In the foreign stock market there were renewed purchases of Mexican Bonds on Dutch account, and the price reached 23, closing 241 to 25. Rumours continue rife of a new Spanish Three per Cent. Loan, to be issued at 40, and for which the certificates are to be taken at a certain rate. The Deferred Threes left off 241 to 4. There has been, during the last two dayv, some good buying of Greek Bonds, which are called 61 to 71. Peruvian stocks are well sup ported, but Turkish scrip was rather flatter. Bargains were thus marked:—Belgian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 99 (exchange, 23f). Buenos Ayres Six per Cents, 62. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 993, /. Granada Deferred, 111,1. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue coupons, 7. Mexican Three per Cents., 243, 1, 25. Peruvian Six per Cents., 1071, 8, 7. Portuguese Four per Cents., 381. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, 4. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93, 1. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 241, 1,1, 1; the Committee's Certificates, 7 per cent. Swedish Provincial Mortgage Loan, 11 dia. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 11 prem. The next return of the Bank of England is ex pected to show a very trifling decrease in the stock of the precious metals. As the large arrivals of gold from Australia are now delivered, and a portion of them will be presented to the Bank for purchase in the latter part of the present week, it is evident the downward movement of the Bank's stock is checked. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Indus, which will leave Southampton to-morrow for Alexandria, will take out specie and bullion to the value of 95,7441., chiefly in silver, and for India. The annexed memorandum, showing the progress of the Mexican Bond conversion, has been forwarded to us by Col. Facio: _ CONVULSION Or THI MIXICAN STOCK. The Five per Cent. Bonds presented for conversion up to this date are se follow : A B C D Total. No. of bonds 25,457 .. 8.865 .. 8,323 .. 8,381 .. 41,128 For thee, old bonds, which have been cancelled and dell ' vered at the Bank of England, the following Three per Cent. New Bonds have been tuned: Uttar A No. Ito 25,567 „ B No. Ito 8,86.5 C No. Ito 8,323 D No. Ito 8,381 Total As the number of bonds acknowledged of the four letters are 61,742, 616 old bonds remain to be converted on or before the let of April next/ F. Facto. Mexican Financial ' Agency, 32, Great Winchester-street, March 3, 1853. It may be useful to remind bondholders that all bonds which shall not have been converted by the Ist April next will have to be sent for conversion to Mexico, a process of much trouble and expense. The :hares of the Australian Bank and Land Com panies were heavy during the greater part of the day, bet assumed more firmness at the close. South Aus ' tralian Land shares were chit By affected. The shares et the South Australian Banking Company formed ea exception, being in demand at a rise of 11. There were dealings in the shares of the Oriental Bank Oerreation at 51 ; Provincial Bank of Ireland , 48/, t li : ;1 1 1 tra l L .411 1 t and ßai I,lSegstaiinddaotiocks,l Impo rting 6 i; Katharine Docks, 361; Victoria Docks, new shires (2L paid), 4, 31; Crystal Palace (Si. paid), 11, 1; National Patent Steam Fuel (11 paid), 1 ; North British Australasian,minimum 7 per cent. pre ference (IL paid), 31; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 854; ditto (251. paid), 49; Royal Mail Steam, 82, 1, 82. There has been only a quiet business this week in the market for American stocks, which presents no feature of especial novelty. Prices are about the same as last week. The traffic returns for the last week on the under. mentioned English lines of railway, u made up to this day, are as follows : 1863. 1852. 1851. London and North Western £ 43,049 £41,111 ..£41,059 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,328 .. 16,625 .. 14,502 London and South Western 8,403 .. 8,819 8,707 London and Brighton . . 7,066 .. 7,669 .. 7,630 Great Western. Midland South Basteou ___ York and North Midland 6,791 .. 7,561 .. 6,761 York, Newcastle. & Berwick 9,698 .. 12,748 .. 13,143 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,488 .. 1,414 .. 1,384 Great Northern 12,441 .. 10,672 .. 7,699 Chester and H lyhead Shropshire Union 658 .. 647 .. 491 Exeter and Crediton Bristol and Exeter Manchester &13outhituaction 492 .. 604 4lO 1,7a;, - ,, - . - ii r . ---- . -- _ -- .. - . 4.183 :: .4,31_3 .. .3.787 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 13,089 .. 13,237 .. 12,539 East Anglian 620 .. 588 .. 632 Leeds Northern 1,089 .. 908 .. 813 South Yorkshire Handal and Windermere Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Oxford and Worcester Stockton and Hartlepool 1,065 1,327 Newcastle and Carlisle 2,038 .. 1,994 .. 2,098 London and Blackwell Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Shrewsbury and Birmingham 673 .. 552 .. 551 The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines), are as follows: Oros amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 18-53.... £191,975 18-52.... 190,068 18.51.... 179:566 The favourable comparison with former periods which has been for so many months perceptible is no longer to be noticed in these returns, but on the whole the traffic may be said to keep up very well. The slight apparent falling off this week is doubtless attributable to the frost. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1853. 1852. Glasgow and South Western £4,218 .... f 3,587 Calettonian 8,907 .... 7,648 Edinburgh and Glasgow Soottisk Central Scottish Midland JuneUon 629 .... 647 North British Tow The Irish returns are : 1863. 1852. Belfast and Ballymena Cork and 13.•ndon Belfast and County Down 2OB .... 174 lUlster 1 The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Wednee- (THREEPENCE. dey are thus reported by telegraphic express :—Dutch Four per Cents., 964- ; ditto Two-and.a-Half per Cents., 652. Spanish Defemed Three per Cents., 24. Mexican New, 251. Portusvese New, 381 The Spanish Committee's Certificates, 7 3-16 Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 811. Spanish Ola Three per Cents., foreign, 4,81. Granada Deferred Bonds, 11g. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoirg. The English funds opened at yesterday's rates, but have since slightly improved, and wear a firm ap pearance. Consols have improved from 991 to A to their present quotation of 99 to fur money and Thursday's settling. The Three per Cents. :Reduced mark 1001 to a • the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 1; Bank Stock, 227; Exchequer Bills, June, 135., 18a. pm.; India Bonds, 435. prem. Foreign stocks of all descriptions are firm. Atten tion is c hi efly directed to Spanish and Mexican, which hoth show an upward tendency. Spanish Old Threes mark 48 to a • ditto New beferred, 241 1 ; ditto Passive, 5a ; the Committee's Certificates, 7,1 per cent.; Turkish Scrip, 11 prem.; Mexican, 23 to t ; Peruvian Deferred, 041 ; Portuguese Fours, 39; Equador, 511 Sardinian, 951 ; Dutch Fours, 99. - 64.1Teia 787;4 •- - - cu.u+.Ti • Do. I wet =sad - Meru Areeele .. .... Nester & Leer (with I Do. Do.(ez interest) :feathers of Prase,- Do. 101. a per et. Gcsoi (ler R. is Aster who. Norwegian Trunk Itykr. Pere ass Lieu rem lad Urleen• ... . Porn and Rouen ... . rule en Mr. v....a LP PwlnOarieandehie loser isehes sad Itlebsecol MIMI YU Havre ... „ *lan .4na.l 011 •••••• .. en Se get Ont. Pwiter oilnirma Ds. 3/1 pr Oat. Prehr. us..m• .4 1 0 14ne• - w~« a":u.::+~+...~ JOINT STOCK BANKS. timing broom viola aria No. Oars llama Paid yesterday. today. 11,300 40 Aimlambi 40,000 33 Cluell. Omsk of Ada ♦ Sj I 00,000 10 Mom Book of Imea 24 poi 41 22 . 000 19 f Wl* lISI S 4444441144 4 Si pm 74 7 24000 IS Laudon af • Malls sod lodla .1 4 I pm 14 13,040 In Ii tim Obartored Bask Aulralla ...... 74 31 SIN 134 4 94.400 :3 010 Soak Corpora MI 31 111 63 11 30,000 0 Royal Award. &MINI aid Oil Import. Co. 1 SAM 23 SO.llll maslnula 20,000 16 [Jolts of Aumnlla all 77 79 76 4 1 0,000 Do. New 3i 81 94 0011114 Ilk ad Ili isi 14:14 41 i 11 171 I LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Yur Avv. ,, ini. PARK 114acie 3. rot ~ Lowey. I.operinr Iligbeet. Lowest.. Ckeeing. 3 per cents. 1 so ro " so so $ o oo i so 60 60 96 44 par Cents., Ins ! ... I . .. e s per arena, 1133 110;30 106 . 40 10 6 ' {{ 100 40 10673 i ire Cents. 3 pier Ceets.Nevr Lora. ... 1 2 par Osnlin. I es 70 4i per Cents., DU , I is per Cents., 1432 I 10 ; 30 , i ill MOM I I. 76 I 3 par Cents.Nasr Loan .., o ... 1 ... I .. . lizebang• on Lunun: stair/hi, 23 5; 90 days. 24 110.... as ens, OLlllrlO Money I Mal.lm Seam — Massy, Do. 1 Do. Piedmont 3 p.M. 47 30 Treasury Matta ... .. D. 1. in I k — Bank Shan. ?Aare, MARCIE 3.—St. Germain, 1,680 ; Versailles (right bank), • ditto (left book), 310; Parts and Orleans, 1,046 73; Paris and Roues. 1,035 , Horan and Havre, 301 30; Marmites and 'swam (oameriad , ; Strasbourg and 114 e, 346; Northam, 693; earls and 4 tra•bourg. 423 23; l'ari and Lyme. Sri 73; Lyons and Mediterranean. 733 ; Monterean and Troyes, 270 ; Deem, 140! Bloom* and St. Dialer to D ra y, 535 ; Pin . and Masbat', 618 IS ; Dijon and &mamma 533; Midi, 602 50; Dieppe sad Penang., 224 73 ' Andrenieux and ;tonne, —; Centre of MIT, Wa• Pavia and licessa, 1311; Bun:lama and Testa, 213 ; Cenl74l rne, 433. VIENNA, FEB. 28.—Five per Cent. Motalhques, 941. New Loan (Series A), 941; (Series B), 1061; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., —. B an k Shares 1402. Exchange on London, 10.52. BERLIN, MARCH 1 .—VoluntaryLoan, 101 f ; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 102;; ditto (1852), 1021 • National Debt, 931 ; Com mercial Marine So ciety's Premium, 1484; Bank Shares, 109. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The supplies of Wheat and Flour have been very mode rate this week, and the trade continues inactive, buyers waiting the arrival of the long•expected supplies from the Black Sea end Mediterranean ports. The business done to-day in both Wheat and Flour was at much the same rates as were current on Monday last. Barley was in short supply, and commanded former prices. Oats were unaltered in value. The supply consisted almost exclusively of Irish Corn, for which the previous currency was obtained. Beans and Peas steady at former rates. ARRIVAL INTO LONDON FROM FEB. 27th to MARCH 4th. tlra ingUsti. motels. WY. Forney. 4700 6OO —. 4720 00ta....... 8ang ..... IMO I 13660 SIM Carrels and 4180 sacks. Lasses Avalaum.-4111154 Ns. Od. ; Barley, 111a.1d.; 175,111 a. W.; Itifx"Na.td.; Peas, Ma. 41. IMMIAL AVE RAO to. w. ; OM; I Wham.' ffirisyl 006. 1416. B.aaa. Pow Jas. 13 ... 434 961906 Kik 7d7116 :d 46 Ild 316 9l _ — ... ... 466 Wits 14113. 71.11. 14 1 1 3 3 4. 9131. 1041 Pub. I ... ... 411* lit'lla 34166 71.11. 114 LI 74 316 3d 12 ... ... 436 131316 34 136 3450. 113 . 3 It 104 316 id 19 ... ... 446 63 316 1d176 9119. it 346 bd 31. 3d 23 ... ... 436 14 1 311 3418. 4d SO 44 346 id 31. Id ___ ... wiflue Ary. Aver.l43. 301 s 24186 4.1 its 201 54. 34 716 7d D913.—W31111. Earle. Oats. BM Nam. and red , . lh. Mee. Jao. 22. Jan. 22. — 44 16 0 15 ll—. 41 43 64 6 Feb. b. Feb. 11, Feb. is. Feb. le. ---- . ... ... ... •-. •" .., b.l I= i ........6 ... MINCLNG-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUOAR —The market has been steady during the week, with a full amount of business done, the market closing with a firm appearance, at the full prime of last week. The refined market has also been firm, with a good business done. Groce7 lumps, 465. to 47e. 6.1. COlll/1.11.-1 here has been a large demand this week, and prices are now Is. to Is. 6d. dearer than last Friday. Na. five Ceylon sold freely at 481. to 48s. 6d., the market closing with buyers at the latter price. TEL. —There has been a speculative demand for greens the last two days, and the market generally hat a firm ap pearance. Bea/Tyra'. There has been a fair amount of business at lut week's prices. SPIIIITX.-Rum has been in fair demand, at former prices. Brandy remains without alteration. Corrox.—The market has been inactive, and prices scarcely supported. SPlcia.—The public talcs have been few and unim portant this week. Rica.—This article has supported last week's prices, with a limited business. --- - ----- - ---- FlMlT.—Currants continue in good request, at full prices. Raisins dull. For other deter/Alone of Fruit there is no alteration. SMITHFIELD MAItKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is very short, sad consequently Monday's prices are freely Riven. Although the number of Sheep is not large, trade is slow for them, and it is with dif ficulty that Monday's quotations are maintained throughout. Good Calves aro making about as much an on Monday, but inferior kinds are lower. Our foreign supply consists of 173 Beasts, 970 Sheep, and 128 Calves. The number of muck Cows is 100. Par stone of Oa a 4. d. Per Rune of Vita, a 4. d. Dent Scott, Ilernforda.. 4 0 1 2 Bost Dat all !Ada. Sh 0 0 0 4 Bat Sheet-horns ...... 311 4 0 Bat 1.00.7..0011 decend quality Maas— 32 3 6 Do. do. Shorn olo Calves Plla 3 8 4 2 Do. do. ?Awn 5 0 10 0 WC Dn. a 11•11.1.rrd , 5 0 5 2 lamb. ...... 0 0 0 0 Beada at darn,. 696; &mop and Lambs. 1.400; Daiwa. 223; Pip. 210. TALLOW HARKET.-THIS D.Y. The market is tam at the following prices Town Tal low, 43.. 3d. nett cash. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 445. 3d. to 61 ; March sad April, 445.. 3d. ; Oct. to De cember (new), 441. 6d. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LADENHALL —s6lb. to 641 b. 21d.; 641 b. to 721 b., to 2:d. ; 721 b. to 8016., ltd. to 3d.; 80Ib. to 881 b., 3d. to 31d. ; 881 b. to 96th, 30. to 3141.; 961 b to 1041 b., 3id. to 4d.; Hone Rides, Ss. 6d. ; Calf Skins, light, 1,. to 2s. 6d. ; full, 61. BILIMONOSUT.—Sheep Skins: Polled, Bs. 6d. to 10s. 6d. Kent, end Hal!-brews, is. Od. to 8,. Od. ; Downs. ss. Od. ; Ss. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Meurs. Puttenden and Smith report that the market is firm and steady for all sorts, and the supply very limited. COAL MA RKET.—TH IS DA Y. Holywell, ; Eden Main, 20s. ; Walls End Biddell, 181. 6d.; Walla End Helton, 21s..—Ships at market, 7d. REPRESENTATION OF FROME.—The writ was re ceived on Wednesday, and proclamation made by Mr. G. W. Wickham, the returning officer. The nomination is fixed to take place on Monday next, at l•.! o'clock. ENGINEERING IN THE ROYAL NAVT.—A corre spondent says that some time since the Admiralty were so alarmed at the attacks front the public press at the defi ciency of skid displayed in the steam engineering depart meat of the royal navy, that they offered the engineering chief of one of the private steam-packet companies a salary or2,onf t. a year to enter into the service of the government. The offer was declined. JEWISII DlsmituriEs.—Yesterday the bill "for the relief of her Majesty's subjects professing the Jewish reli gion" was published, consisting of six clauses. The words, "on the true faith of a Christian," in the oath of ahjura lion, are to be omitted. The Jews are it .t to hold certain offices in the state, nor to advise iu the appointment of offices in the church. LIVERPOOL, TIII7RSDAY.—The Emma arrived here last night from Pernambuco. with dates from that port to the 27th of January, being five days later than previously received. From privive letters received, we learu that business had undergone no change since the mail steamer sailed, and that no vessels of importance had arrived at the port. 19 :d 23y