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

- . . . , . . / ---- / .77,.. , . . 1 . -< 7 .. r,.._ m- c . - 77 .- • 7 (7 0 1a:e....-....-.44,aee_ a-- ../?.. X 1,6 ,leg_ ~... awe. -z . I */ . ..• crib je (Exp rt ~...,..i iii 5 , ; ....___ No. 2,037.] . LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1863. A DIES et DELICATE COMPLEXION , who ter - :e ons Meier rto add winds, sad damp atasuaphere. will L A __..,•• i sanahlre relief 1: the stylisation of ROWLANDS' ,c3a. Au. ist a A L% putt. Tell unique dawned prep •ratlon allays .'l irritation CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. SHARE LISTS. Foam= =IMAM 1 a dls WIII) DAY E cro. 2el 1141788 : 4111 % Amiss I 4_ NONE: - .. 4444 i, of the skin, remora cutaneous disfigureatenta,freakkv. Barone Loan firs James Canna& awl inpilliassa 131 13a Al htheaCiTtlygill considerablelliellfralelwpreasiay s tock s t o d ay prevailed, end n ee u d i T ii •Mddllelapill . ... • 11 pea 10 k -- - =ruts • beaday and &wonting appearance tow eons _. Id a Under the in fl uence Ties ILFORD MULDER. no t Maim_ Se I du ar 110 . 1 - -,. ad and as oohs hauls trial arena. Per . s,el a ar.errY • ' l* ; - Charles Saunders, 32, was indicted for the wilful murder prices were lower nearly all round. Business does 2 0 3 I De. Satimmi, - 1 11 1 , 1". , the money market, the ..it, application pronoun a fres and un !demoted caer of wan Samuel Teller. unfavourable appearane si e r s '„, ti:. . hstortint funcro wof the sato so es,entii4 toe tlie doing t u rease in this department. The public are s 5 8/ eM Itelhe Idled"- 3 2 1 e C„., „ 3 4 Malta, and the aluunment an d continaance of • 11 deter k was counsel for the prosecution. The prisoner In le orswineassiov or Vltava li 2 pin was not by any means I 4 , , 4 : . 4 444 10ra05. Ossuereee. after Awning. will be Sad It was ed by Mr. Sleigh, through the interference of little or nothing, but during the last day or soi iis ocwatarcum," 4fpm ad that the Bank will zi „ L w ow krese ara s y awl Immune pain. and reader tats sine Wt. the sheriffs the prisoner himself' not being in a condition to two re rather supplied stock. Caledonian stock ••:. • : ..._ . _De. 1 . 111 1 3 . 61 •114. 1 161 - - - ' 3 tat ploeb. pr'ie's +'• c.d. and es. ad per Settle. Caation main counsel. • .. unomm oru p wsp .Ct. - - per cent. during the e el " ' onss "Insdawn , Kalydor" are a& the wrapper. and fell 11. per cent., and generally the decline ranged 10 ; t oeso m en .. In 7 -The a. ~,... add doNet, 2 ,,, , 1 wt ,,,,,..... m ... Taw., saw it .. The facts of this ease have been given very recently, and from 10s. to 11. The on lc xeeption was London and l: t Da. (Bailwerj .7, 7 ir 411 transfer books, has broil a, suw..t.-- , ad al c ., .0., bottle . new b y w en sa d 1, 2 it will, therefore, be sufficient to give a narrative of Ins cir- g oo h no. Ii It 10 market, whilst the i wenrarat rump, 3 combines under while% the charge was preferred against t Western stock, w• h was a shade firmer. s Dun eniZo' r ..... " - " if if modation " out of doe omen .. Por•Jiled. French shares opened better, and after relapsing, ie rine per se. emotes« &o as the prisoner. It appeared that the amused Ind • respectable that the Bank has ales person living at Cbadwell, sear Rumford , and it was his cus 11V 11 , R MAJF- 4 TT'S ROYAL LEITRIM PAPINT. , showed more firmness after 4 o'clock. There were le eta:l , l . I1•dII a c e a a a a•a • it ma on Exchequer Bills unc 10 4 war- tom to go to Louden almost every morning to attend to his soma purchases of Zeeland shares, which carried the see Re ra-,..-.,..- ••• •: 1 ... 24 Pm AR I) I W'S PATE-N I' CASK STAND, , e ,.. NI T rears, std to repay Ps cod • hundred bd. business, and its started he that purpose shortly before pries to f, dia. ut, , A of me , ~,,d,„. u se gad smote ; by tuba' the nine o'clock in the messing ef the Bth of February, on B B ae wheel Mum IWiterlittlhe which day the sselessisly esemmsee took plus. The THIS DAY-Two o'CLow. 20 SO Namur & Llepiwiti; ii,;. ) . - 116 SO SO De. DoJez inte re st) .. 4 1 Is 16 Sartlioraof Franco.. . 3.11 34 SI board meetings of the l the more interest, but a ness regard the future v ss ir uo. not. 3 per d. Mb. GEM le Mead lesthent prisoner was observed about lie ems time Se be MaMing at so far as regards the rat dye WPM 109 Meek the corner of •a laae.eslisi lase, end los was ern by • The railway market is extremely inactive, and on (for lt. & Anuses ana.l 14i 141 position to expect any c se that say sodbeest or . .. the whole the tendency of prioes Is droopiug. Great 1° 211 "" 11• ""lak Pr•far• °. 9 ii - ft i illn top amid 5 , 2 . 12 . Op ; ta d name d ulowser leasing rest the land-past, with a , v , .le le rens mei Lpue ... .. 17 114 pm 214 zrelegim te rwwea a p aw ltititrea momente heav y sties in Ms hand , s a d and it wituld u s:pe t :r ai d:at at Aberdeen, Lonel d o:an oti s i l e N r st ort o :-Western, te lliWand, re au& : t ik ., = ,J lL e iT s ...... .... , 1 1: 4 1; their meeting to-morro got for the presentation of liriv . .. Ur . se 11 14• 1 1 61 •1 thea Ihe No Prisoner bombed hil hat 0 A led then 0401 m 1 m 00 4 however, little feature in this market. se, m fitt Pao s e at mtracetre .. sm 33 414 1 to be paid off or renews \t,* 'ea. _the _!_ . ,c• 4 beating him on the heed with hie Melt lea most smogs ts 4 Pacis. l lwir t andaterb. , nra 4a 51 sat Consols ruled througl : sr French shares are rather lower. 101 & ewe likboond .. a Ipa all" ''''' . 7 and, twithesoadl_ . ge kis miss et murder sod his manner, no for money and the 10th A I- NS est dlaurbed,lo ti• ram saa Hare ... .. lel *0 add du IN , d u i d i ek, endeavour to defend Idimeig . the primmer continued tub SHAW AND STOCKS UNOUANANTIna as at sae bei..._.. .. 9 94 94 uess. The governmen ( L AI , „,.....,„„, no th ins violence until the hasesed nu the granall of psnistly lelaht. She The noise of the speak wee by sam samag iaa gri . s, lb " IMAM% ,44 3 :4 4 t. 411148 " 14 1 . 4111 . IP to 4 111 00110p 11"11. 0Chsom eN". "Wir . -..... - Si 10 as Si • te a pm. 23 2a. aa. billellerip ........ f 4 pa 4 pea vestment at 991, but it The contungerto kereit adenaleans of the Parser who was working time is isdes sloes to the spot, _ toe , .. ... .. . ai is 74 5 1 all treit - Mendm el el cial business report fuel ' ' ".. 111 OA mewl me Onion : and spes hi e out, and sec what was going es. N. le 6 Da. elf par Ont. Prefer. I dla pw ' e l" II whenaerk gamer ark hi , jumped sane the p a ne proceeded v oru de 2e Si Wrath Nott=osia SO b waiters ..t Pear.- N 10t pm sots, for money, 991 a , . ...............asad it J .6; st wad , 2 , 26 . a s . is rat th:latiesere lad the deemed. sad when he was SWIM 40 is i n u ni xd a .ela ina ly a aa, la lei maw tot e . . y men them he sew the phew steep dowa mg Most 31 se mum, um,achsa. lee. II 84 dis ad 81 1 in 2 Wakens of Switarrand.. Idn i lem Se 2 baked - -ale Three per Cents. Real a-Quarter per Cents.. IC Is that Iberia,* dr a knife Me the threat of deemed. end be Wei drew it 174 aIl i DaCbmanlek.Seibribl.C. il SS uni.J, a mood Ormeststion cress, **Odd Is war bdfddrialms gem the entire length of Ur seek, i a wound U 11141 De. di. do. RN... 2 04 err „ MISC ELLANRO US. 1860, 67„ 4; ditto, 30 sad moonily tun a these arra, et the Mesh In everzasa are w in . 3 , 22 h ave „ wee d s h wa i sme di me willi e at. 100 1111101 slid later ~, . 106 la ~ ermine Stock, 228. India Sh pore and Memo away. *ermine 1111d1 e - ed 5558 " 11 ". went la crotch of the polies, and the prisoner ma away, and " 1 " l c/de " . •—•- 551 111 11 4 No. Ilk. lissootaimoos. Pd prices Busioess dons The June Exchequer Wow sal Petestes. 14, now winemeirest, Marboorrea. 64 ell Choler end SWIM •• 23 "6 upon the arrival of tins seastablcs, the deceased was found w a u Ig i n t m a 9 1 .4 22 161 194 is Matilda/. I "a7. lBe, prem., but the ads liing utsa ubscai rovadthe quite dead. An alarm was baser m 43 laddinsOl Ilibst.hme. 1 2pa id Knee ic. (tudrallan Apt.. 35 110 its tor to a P.a. and only price marked for t] Al WORSDELL'S PILLS.—A radical lately dr pabormen ands everal poems midis( 23 all theledeel me rar ci ltsed AM , . 123,71 .4. Brit. Lint. bond all 11 II pm (ad Bonds were done at 40s me ke ladkplidook alma" , ad the Mee". Me" I " 188115 . in the ssighbemehesi where the arm was emmitted west 127,313 5 ereleuv.t.es.nnts. ell - - tat it 1 bd at snots. bogey, jmodies, shaeosea. bow, nervy, Uan bet in permit of the prisoner. It weep seen ism*, Mb aas Ida ttir us.add mi 4 3 1 :1 140,0•1 I icoUlobAustaaron all 214paof e 24 In the foreign stock t s ~closs. de debrima, eranne, tabs in the tun.. 11,,.0 :. 4. Attatralian Ilse obt andleuranarlides has sadiserditaddmut i ieirtl; that appeared in the um that after he h a d gem sway hem ere i s n om . . 181 I: ad 11l ad MOW 196 Van Mame', .39 II 20 sad MeriirlM se the Ideelle-regrema hP .S O l l 1.9 . 11. nat. No Swinge the emailia was semaltted. le led set tete ss ea s w i m p a w & a.; a Vial purchaser. The D r ook YaelliMe: led °MI et au m° 6 " "*. a r" l4 . l _, all °ma 0. as& hoeing Moteken his need hems boa about DM ILI:. elo ... 104 114 JOINT STOCK BANKS. 2 41 to 1. The Com osamer lee Mem M 1 .• 1 4 4 . "'Lel-. 444 Id "' eeee I mi d el tea se INI Ms Bee above oisimilmsd. sod he teem! fate SS . all DM bee 1 nod C Nth $s et strait dept. Ile, liset•sereb Leads& the high readjust as • pontoons sewed Matadf same to _ o( •: l °_, 3 , daat, Ihmeeldle.., . ..,_••• • IA 1 . 3 . ad momfirmly supported, at the ins woilaturs NOVEL UM Opel, and upsa his seeing ha primmer he immediately &" W.' 'Ala "Z i a 2 7 14. g c; 0 . leo. Inheres rum prim does were also better, Icavir had! yesterday. • 58485 ' Scrip reached 2t021 pr Jost pulibilad. sad ass he lad at 'tithe Lillserke, sespested that he was Mora who lei esommitted the mar- 10 os mow* ma babe._ 1 err ;ps _ _______ _ - A:A i gi.J, ; or, 'no V' ot Lois. By EON Am the deseriptien dial had Ma s t r:: him, and es. Ise iplippmgoalyhopprp, es se nom 40 Atatratirda .... all 52 N9l 3 In other stocks there wa this was strengthened by lag marks at. 1011 atanow h esethWeriera 61 48 45.000 St mew. Ban k of 6-- so business. The sales of ot,-.. Es MUTE Weaban. le Volans 19,000 20 Chart. Ilan of India & 1 . 0 00:AIM MOW el shish Mg. nr. Wasiaalay Ma of spun his coat and tremee. Be stepped 00100 Naethere ... .. ee et ad 60 4as Australia, and Chime 2 le of pea 44 Brazilian Four-and-a-II aloe*/ led Ma aill la 6 0 1111 .11 110 P 10 0 •0 mem. the primmer, sad asked hits where be hedi same from, and L . 1.14,1 De. D°l ol Z_•°•,,A• w alk- „I: 48 ad 122 . 23,000 PI Wish, bottle; aad Buenos A&res Six per C Erb Inih do Ifddinniden le *eft Mew Ihe 44 . 11688 . TM he said hem Chelmsford and lismhad, mil spss into doss t. us o ,,,,N h — rair., (/ ,,;: iv its • Australian Chartered 411 111 pm 74 4 7 Half' •-- 2 • em vsit amidesd sad sessoree ; meny pm PM= 110 w Um 111004 same ors MB &NW. 110 mid st tiro Great Waseani -. 91 ell „ El 504 z a 23,000 50 Limbo last or Alia per nee., on,. t inaltholle e' s _, lelems • " a. " all ." 1 " .18 5.7 " 815 that le cut his Sager with a Mat stoma, sad he riled ais 11 Irish Seeth &dent ... 62 71 trans and ledla II I gat 24 1. Greek Bonds, 1824 a solesne" sone,,ons •ro soso • • nor pmt rinser We womb Ilk 3 4 w awa pines of rag from sae et his fingers, and skewed die ease a - 60 all latisaseee led Cobb •• OS 97 26.0G0 V Labs Ch .rtexed S a sh of Awaralla .... 71 661 TM 14 1 6}, 7. Mexican Three ; ges ails esdesehmen It Is resmakelle he be lnleedb of thip Me a wound, 'dish appeared to have been seemly is _1 0 1 ! ,.. 11 1 ,____.......60.11Ar1e_...... cabi1A ... .. 1 7 34 14 7 1 3 pri ni i 24.5(0 LS Oriental drat Corpora all 3l 66 34 vian Six per Cents., 10 amiselmem t meseesed mired Malssztest warp fiisini. Some Mbar came up at this moment, sad w t ''e° r e ' i se '=" soi r• • 441 Ms 50,000 3 Royal Mild!. airman Cents., 39. Sardinian l rerear g eoldeneleeseed u ==elelthat: PrilldPal the simmer was ~ aid lb then took him into 14 114 Dd . Wog ala i rm. 2 eel field Import. Co. I - - 11 mob whew Mara bye "-W Dlipsen. ~.. eastedy, mid lie was plased in the seat of a butcher named in in ( R u m waroate „ „ is HI II Mb 26 bunt : ustraus . """ "l = l.l" e lg eo nt ee l e s =en e s Z o ," ls e s e Gaywood, who was ass of tbs_morties who had been in no of Lerebessol neskwait sj 9 ad 26 ul5 33 52 New Deferred Three pei 50,U06 23 Mika id Australis 5,500 ... u0.New..„.... set me virg i sp l meow oft or wsros la ewe pursuit el hire, te be sesoryed am WM. As they were going 1 0 3 1an......56--e""llwed .. . li I Pee 1011 Turkish Six per Cent. I is ermine if this mbar sad &Mr Ma aid along, the priesser mid he weshi 101 l them the troth . lie „ . I *. 1 0 9 : iBB2 * B ' Ml ' I ' l2 ** l likadmWerle: 1194 1191 ad 1191 19 ad MINES. aigiwartareri ff eamoisa threestsma No «,- this Mi. "He ellee etteatpledi le seder me, sad sow I se If urn, raw ... _ 2 4 3 ps, ••• • • • mot rif be inesine."-_ol.the._ . -. - lowa seteakeed him F..... SAMIUMINI liin. IL.. =..../-- _ _ mu lc per cent., and generally the decline ranged 2,1 i ' umm141431123 . 3 P4C - - Lewirshearg .. ... -41 7 A . ..... 7T1• 006 ' 1- adm iND " snl iligrular llONS, !o, " ll " gtr.cm- ' !aids% a. rass illi Z raMe as fi s Il i 7 7 1 - 12 - • Ta;17471 thin caw hays been . given my recoally, and from 10e. to 11. The only exception was London and to 7 no. thanwayi .., _ 4 4i tto give a narrauth of Ins air t .tarp emu cm cub Dottie . 9o•1 t y aim she it will , therefore , be a South Western stock, which was a shade firmer. a sonwili cusw,, - • P•efhaaer• cumatanees under which the charge was preferred against 5 D D I Oma n • the prisoner. It appeared that the decea se d was • respecta b le French shares opened bette r , and a ft er relapsing, is De. per 0. Pief . s 1 l iases - i i dle 111" ll` 'I KAJEnT'S koYAL LEITRIM PATKNT. person living git Midas% near Ileallord, and it was his c showed more fi rmness after 4 o'clock. There were la !Pi' 104 usdlulawalllit C II pm 10 4 sue t y ARLO WS PATE-N I' CASK STAND, war.. torn to go to Louden almost every morning to attend to his MU purchases of Zeeland shares, which carried the ss; ft owl s -i - - - i 2 I P ia rat. - dor lam Piny Years, eta to mar Ps mat a bourea Did, business, and he started kr that purpose shortly before ant EL,A a p d , ..6,,,. a powerful arel s t eeds; by tuning the nine o'clock in Ike weereini ei the Bth of February, on price to t, die. 90 re Namur & Llegriwiti; h;.) II 7111 SO So De. Dares tanne r) .. 4 1 of wheel Moo lo , ttorlittlhe which day the sseisasioly eseurnmes took plan. The 16 16 Naltbrra irf Prance . .. 321 36 wet r robed without pvieee„ was eheweed beet Ifs ism time le be mou nt; at THIS DAY-Two o'CLoeth. SS al: Do. M. 3 per et. and. Upside 10 /7 02 d he 119 ° 1 . thecorner of a tilled The railway market is extremely inactive, and on (for 11. I Mamas 414.1 144 lel so that ray sedlemt or hpp „ pi g s } em 0. tip ; la d named Clowser leaning het 1, 1 •21-wpillies c il„ .. 4:1 ; b1: the whole the tendency of peon Is droopiug. Great : is ncen r,, , lrL a d r o b ' . ,It i l, iti .' fliilln znivir t teed r m . large heavy t sji te ck u it s =r a and it would .esassd 4r u lpe t r u tat at N spot Z:ltem ; Lonto:an oti t i l e N r stortoch-Weatern,ks, are te lliMand, re itsl : r. Pen. as s limes ...... .... :1: 4 , g 4. Pla 2.1 \bets; . i nir se ssineet illfnlifr flo tilla .... t ine ilt sea ll u t g rim h e im er om banaholl the beed hal wit ha h t h oL is wa iled ba the: Mlnm ell taaN is ad however, ' riffle feature in this market. 414 1 is, 93 fii PICA *54 :4trawo.ret .. 321 33 • ,f- Se PreighthigrouidClialimarg 4/ 51 ma : .0 - French shares are rather lower. 10 1 3 .eel aimmond •.. 4 len Al ,___. r PAO' anig W as P m "' manner, and, notwitheseedi_ . in hie cries of murder and amg ma get distertod, mid s u kag gill if ~k, endeavour to defend Ithmegf,_ the lehsi by prismer s ma stima contia javt asit Ms ea., pa. &RAW AND STOCKS umualuillints. „b e . am. *ay fa drawn violence until the deemed tau the mead of peresely wiemr. The The noise of the milk 0.111 lanacarir. 30 Sr noses and Hem ... .. 194 90 M le art IllieLig .. ~ 9 94 19 Wt. 4/4 per Onst. Proem. - - at 1 at a t r da.". r e 1 haligangilliman......-.. at 14 ma */ elonaleger ofte Pitat who was worlr eg the time is agen des te We Pm. IS an lir imaa lkokr* ' 44 if irs IP. 1 igr,4.1 , 7. . i 1111 Orch 141114 we WR IOB4 , and upon his tiag oat, mei sec what was going a. St. 105 Abandon -- - - 31 33 e' I I wlnnemek ea • theeld seek he j eered over on palms proceeded towards 2° 21 31 :17 1 #2 1 : 4 = P443° 33 os 10 6 De. sit per Osat. Prefer. I die par SO 10 meters ..t Pre,- 10 101 pm Pa . deed rowdies Mag. a w o w mi d , a s. , la cat thz t gaisswen lad the deceased. sad when he was sheet 40 33 .n 21,,,,md,.‘11,„„,y„D; Is - ii,i seder SI IbeellaiNeini. Y hew 6994 Wow the D 4111114414 ssssl 7 ( lowa Ind /bout 35 a tahen, Imp „tor.- mi. at 44 dis ad el 1 In 2 Wasters at Owltarrhad.. 4 dig I d ra IS 2 &Mead Is tae Its sedlerseiledb• a knife heft the threat of the dame& end be then hew it 474 aIl i 106Clem2511111•3110251.C. 31 33 . - NAM, a woad Ormeststlsa ensmis, We Odd b now 1 / 1 1 . 111 41 11 % Mem the entire length of the seek, i • wound 23 111 11 01 6 de• W. 30 4- 3 1 4 ala r. MISCELLANEOUS. eed essouty two or three mem, et du lest In every ask we who, mast h ave „ m a a h em i sme d heee Willi s IL I• 0 Illefeld end /agar ... . 104 155 to ad strove away. Enema, pad. - . A ral NAHUM went la search of the polies, and the prisms" na away, and St. " i nneneenn u.g.yL i . * • - g i ll* * d w i l " 55 4 do. 111 E Ilia•Mbraaool6 IPd e p i rZei Bailors does lewesee sal Paleatea. 14. Wag 141111em4lrest, lismellmbasiss.it ell Chester end upon the arrival of the enst.iblee, the demand was found se au sag Reds. ..... j 1; 194 yesterday. today. Au alarm was bear se s! pyres IldentleUe. 1 1 poi et II AYE'S WORSDELVS PILLS.-A radical I grl y le i lla th mim 4r alad the r a u l t e en dr a di ewe fur 1•41 81 0111. allowed 0 $ 164 m a ". di " 4°4 1$611 ; • lb. astikheurkeed MI um Maim dram Menge; •shoomme. deem, nervy, ' l3 r .tea de ileieees. mew, pis in the gabs. several ponsmermiese 23 a- 1 01111111 1 m 1 71 1 ci ltstat abet. where the Mime wee ommtaml went asset - •- in waft of the primmer. It amid seem km*, hen I: 2 1.,,L ~„ ,„ 5 •9 SI SI ed sainssedemsdries bon onelisineesdetreeloi=4 that appeared in We oats that after be had gone away ham ro so -4 117 55 - -)7 114 ,34 id in 30 sed bereft elf We 10044.-rfWerea 1 7 JOHN KAT& ISM, the Swkme the emu se was amaltted, he bad set iete es sa Imam This % cu; A lll,OOO lti trietraltan Amt.. 35 110 115 107 10 a P.R. and 133.71 . 4. Brit. Amt. lend all 11 21 pm 127,013 1 Peelitiv.Laddllli. all - - 121 1I 1 100,01 e I MoNlalaua•laren all 221 pm to ;34 11„;ru L 4. Anguillan 1.41., 22 54 1/ MOOG 190 Van Diemen', Lam. 19 IS 20 SS 4 [ad Fla It" Inglilin 4 sod a id 44 all m5° " 4 ., 4444144 _, 111 44 " tb. sod beam abeam Me read hems fono4abaut Isle ILII. eh.) ... 104 11l JOINT STOCK BANKS. nmearr_ .I In km , al IL 1 4‘ Ina 99 -• 92 $ 4 .` "' •""'"; " 4 " the a' at We Wie above matimed, mod he tatsed fate 25 ..0 DM am a awl C Ml'. is at IS/WWW depot, Si . neet.sereet, Londe& the high readjust as • policemea mewed Meted? same to .d. r•: 1 !, 3 , "del ha rd y.....___••• • 7 . 3 . 1.3, ad Clamp 1 brume HUB woaattLlT's NOVEL. the and apes his seeing the primmer be immediately ; I 1 ,7; /1“ EalVu'ia 0 7 3 ` . gg I. No. !tans llama. I prime done PAM yesterday. to-day. Jot rhea sad am bs lied et ell the Mirk% euelisalml that he was these& ale bad esemmitted the entry - 10 ' 0 DRo44o6mg NNW - - - D hi, : or, Th e A/Mary or Lam, B y dm; hem the deseription that bed hom e r ip x him, and ge, IN iptimeffe palia.Dopme, la 54 22.500 '4O Attetralarta - .... all 93 141 - 91 3 Dv:, Es mama Wesewarr. Islam Mims • this makies was strengthened by ing marks P. IN Olargew i IlenikWeslora II 53 MAO S 5 caartii. noll7lFaWi s - - 64 It ion ..oplape WO; el a lOW mss, We Weemeler hes of bleed apse Ms coat and tremeen. He stepped Ilt. I too Swims ... a swine rod ma Wel to 411 0 1111111 41 hi Puma me W. the prisoner, end asked him where be bed awe from, and St' L" L l:l n _ ,____ lllno k . A • ~...,,g bi L ' .. 4 , 0 ,4,4, l2l . Australia, and Chilli 221 hi pea 41 EbtantA in erlth voi the idaniosi pmebealse goi le ingsinee phno bleL ew the saillempens rata n. iseek no sol it hor ow eboboop oo d tu iissamea d ai li oo do o d.. era his oad dssocsi os obs u rd set. 7 L I - G .. i r isiii ... ....... w. . : is . ; 1 . 68 .„ a d ,. • 23,000 25 Easimh, Stottiggi. and Australian Chartered 4 3 31 pm 71 1 7 23 000 111 Leaden Neat at Atm. 1111 " 6 "" e .... 121181... ""1" 11111.1"dua b 1. " 6" aid tilt he fad cut hie Heger with • diet atoae, sad he pulled atiti = Il eer s assest; :: 9 14 e l " 514 "9 ad . Wail and LOCUS .- I 1 4 rag 1i siinsev S 5 .OGO V Lewloa Ch.rtentilloak WOO Ateial . Bllow root pmt eta mimes lib, stew, plow of rag front sae ef his fingers, and skewed the weenie- 60 all L4llllOllll old (MON FM Is De esdseetwra. It 1s rem etelM he tie inmedp of the bie a wound, wish appeared to have been teNolty in- 181, 111 Der. WW I - - =lneelletheo lll Von mg POs , 4111111 •Zwel Imes m& lame oders map at this moment, n o a 1 2 4 : 1: ( 13: 91 5 99989 T• 9 1 .1 9" 17 73 77 4 i 24.500 1.6 Oriental Relit Corpora. all Si 603 51 I ekassfar,sid orledmilksedeleat: R l / 1 14 P 1 me mama mili a• then took him int is 04 D e , No Biagi Men 4 4 clls so,oso 5 Royal Austral. 1 1 • 1 011118 ant Gold Import. Co. 1 - - 16 / mem, We me dawn by a mem asne."-lr Olipren. I II 0 . 7. m i s s o s o o ot oom dn . custody, mill he wee plead lathe seat of a butcher named so on uonasorooos .. ~ 13, 1: MOO 45 Smith : &strata °44414" = " 1 0 m o m n o mo o d ss o s igge., rtes Gaywood, who was me of theisesties who bad been in Ii; 11 1 Letbleseol Ilaskwall .. $4 9ad 90,006 2.1 Malan a Australis eat Me pelnelPlk Wand Isle war wine In owe pursuit of hire, to be sesurged to Ward. As they were going 10 ~,3 14 m...... 6 1 0 . 5115 ••5_ ~. ...1 pm 11,000 ... Do. New..„.... Is th. pin= ft MO pegieds end WNW Mk end alma, the erfeeser said he woad tell them the tenth. He Bt• 1•7 Lan„ 08 . 'A . ' . `' s 4 au ° 1011 aillieml la 1140 n 4 M 4 A sba owlwillial 116194 0 0411 the elstelrei 00 - then said, aMe am attempted le mar am, and sow 1 r, .I: Us. is-i-w-e , "9 t 1191 ee 1191 99 id MINES. mild* hatelte." Nan .-..- 2 b pm ~ Wm emardered him. He ease Mehra um ea getting to i rmstmotnee 8.403 li ii „ balms twokk, Moe, sad Ce. 013, °matt. harpease, a night's lodes& ant otaelidag went , M a. tee use* a IlsoiliMatar, it ut 110 f Ed WEDNESDAY RvaNINO. then me three or four ahem I shield like to serve the 60 +s4, De, Sall .. ... .. 64 44 dig id There has been a very steady business doing in English TR. CULVIIRWELL'H am MEDICA4. W . OpEll, maimo ." £0 11 " beneaMe it 6 It t4 419 " mining stocks, and prices are firm. Shares in good few I m i ec l Kr Tellw , and be sair that linaw he did ba t what t!: 40 1411 L 444444111444 ...• . wr • • IS all leeplerenisiSunielullee 19 21 mines are in brisk demand, with few sellers offenng. bed wasdm set flont waat bat frent seeseekett h e !mew at. Ise mearaihst.lidatetask. WI :ei 151 Transactions have taken place in South Basset at i WHAT TO EAT, 0.11 . .1111, ADD AVOID. Olds baleen Wes his bay asked when the wan. 41 44 mossolhoiumoy not* 1 . s ,ft• U. he said it was el mam lookiag hr It, as he mg brakes*, et. in ' MOM -.. 71i rr; ad 174 14 at 666 ; Devon Great D°n"ler 454, "5 ; North P°4 LECTURE TO TOIIXO KW. in. blade et fa We pound, and - had afterwards buried it. at. me IM.Wei.ini . Dorbo 44 a,, 313; Levant, 14a; West Beton, 150 ; Condurrow, HOW TO II HAPPY. In ',Klima le *mem hen, it was proved that la December I .s 1 9 1,„______,_/$ l4 -$ l . Wu , - ( 1717 ) 1. 1171111 - - 1221; Trelawney, 62, 64; Great Wheal Alfred, 44 ; Iv. 49 61 last the dememind was with • friend in the Milsoad-road, 7, -; 1.7.--E.Q4,1,,, .. 3 31 . 3 Herodsfoot, 15; Tremayne, 26; Wheal Uny, 161, 4 MOLL AND PHYSICAL WIJOTIDIFT OF UM wino we WNW 00 Mike him home in his cart, sad that the le is 1 aes 17 ; Gilmer, 15 ; West Providence 541, 551 ; • .. Ott maim IMAM prfeemee kepi aim of them, and upon their retests. to m 74 , gurry eon IMessitti woo . 4 if Lelant, 171; Drakewalls, 7, 8, 1 • Treh ' eue, 221, 24; vi. THE 1/WITTUTES or 1141.11402 UM she trim any may a quarrel took place between 35 el gewmWensepetnitam. 910 swat NA Ifs issassad, and the latter said that i at 113 Webb ••• .- ••• •• 55 57 ad North Damsel, 11, 4 ; West Ding Doug, 12, 13 ; • vu. rasa was awe be would give him into euseody,ad= lb 5 De. Sew_ , , , I ei „ Wheel Arthur, 30, 31 • ; West Treasury, 10 ; West a 1141 Swam CameiMUelle 21 ti dis :In MMUS or ifUtll3l, Ike diseeneed aging le the risme: "We he rt i 0 ... 100 iS 57 Wheal Francis, 71 ; Sidney Godolphin, 51, 4 ; COe '• Ike pima replied " I simeld like le gin you is 14 rtberth Deem IN. t. - - -du mess Delkllololltret o conenrATlON, aid HAMM Pembroke and East Crinuie, 41, 5 ; Tamar Consols, Ma. "sad thea emeII_SIIWIN find it sera Wet atter 4 at De. e Lt br =-• - - 5 ex. div.; West Wheal Edward, 1; Wheal Mary this the wee seem leg abase the read, near a 4 Da I OnmeNsed - - die fo. mil a. 11110Iles, tan% esd ICoTtil LAW. 3a* , Is. sesh. the plea when the homed aide& me though he WS/ r e Xi Ms* w - • 41 Si s als Ann, 421; Clive, 41, 5; Dolcoath, 90; Wheal el • waWdssthi! sem ems. Brewer, 26; Alfred Console, 20, 1; Cotnford, 621, ,_,. te lNetherl 5. Wasteragat 111 4pm ' HYDROPATIII7; OD, INK COLD Nina cuss Kr, wmpi miderseed 111:1 6 7 at 101100 esi VI en Willi VS S , i ii mi.& w 0r ..., wo w . 47 4 6 0 66 ; Cem Darren, 1 ; Alien, 61, 74 ; Merliyo, 01 • Rwrisoes,m,ranswoesseamv; Oirealho.l47olllsetrtreett MN% 0 33 = 030 , In d h a yi n g ehee it be heieweible et. toe Minbi *mem ... ... lee MI West Russell, 25, 26 ; Wheal Yeoland, 9,1; Wheai St, OneM3, end ag ississOsia: er at H.R. ceomwell. N.A. Ilk ..._ . , - . - en deny C het t he please had amaleled the dread- IL 10 mai Illenal .- . 54 611 45 MlL i e s tfliognmersest a Weimer be seesalleddelly hem to 1 6 Dor • ili Of &minas, 1, 1 ; Wheal Russe ll , 21, E . ' ; Tape,- Consols, fel ea lamer* to hiv e i• said thm the hems he should IL In 1 1$ 111 ” 7 •• 117 1 21 7 , 2 1 , :177 e l To Is . edema Is Mali& was that el fammahm- - es. IN Da 6,1; &Almon, 104, 11 ; West Edward, 18s., 20s. ; • sell ail ars Comte [The trial was still proceediag what in Met to press) (Iler. Wails.) - . 0 et Wheal Wrey, 11, 4 Spawns Consols, 10, f. • IRELAND. ls 4 all Dodielose ... ... ... 9 10 $1 In the Stock Exchange the shares of the South ; Dcninr, MARC.,. RAILWAY ACCIDENT. 10 10 gm Oswalt', .. .. 14 Id as de Deur ... .. 3/ 1 dir Devon Great Console, a new mine situate in the The ball, which was to have taken ,place this even- -- so 14 Demo - .. 11 21 zel N. its Week Latent ... ... .. 791 79) 791 immediate proximity of the Devon Great Consols, command 1 prem. lag at Dublin Castle , has been postponed, in comae- (se ahnentic 27ILIOZAYE4 Se MI Wake _.., ... '.. N $7 „ Pe Ad The gold inning shares opened with a fiat appear : t d mos a of t th o ri f d h e: r th of re the n Do ry :wagr - Duchess ooffßrt-. "Thßally oolgi47,2,lo:Lpirezmniwn e, •Iles olearitg the w f i rm w T a remou p t a h r: I . : 111 7 , aitki iirluialil aus ew_Ds . : : 1 4 1 la Countess the got ance, and subsequently underwent a sudden and Germans. its way to NoweasUe. !Vet earth . .. lb 16 I d 20 all , Weltrand sob IHIN4ta 9l 11 pretty general decline, consequent upon reports of a falling off in the yield of gold in Victoria (as referred The Dublin University Commission met _yesterday The engine, tender, and van were thrown over the em- so all :Morava and 91 31 to in another column). Colonial Gold fell from 3to i• at the Archiepiecotal Palace. Present : His Grace bankraent, killing the enginemas, sad seriously injuring se Is I wee ammo _... . ek te the Archbishop of nblin, the Lord Chancellor, Dr. the stoker, who has been taken to the infirmary- The II l e m b l y wnirebbb aliaimpisibassmisk eme °b o b° 0 1 a ie 7 1 4 .- id mmi id 1 prem. to 2i prem. ; and Port Phillip to 1/ prem. ; all other descriptions also receding, especially the • Longfield, and Professor Hancock (secretary). The guard is hurt. Fortunately the ceupling-chain broke, or the entire train 15 20 i De. do. Inhablass .. 7 7 dis „ Australian adventures. Subsequently a partial rally next meeting of the Commissioners was heed for „ p ad h ive wee thrown over , rod killed ; 99 . 11 $ 1 D5A 939 • 1 • 99119 5 999 - 2 p, .. .. a'n7 Pemeeffen 1 at. ice .Tark and Wolk imene 69 as eel 9as took place, but it was slight, and this market must ' Thursday, the 10th inst. several are braised. Plllll2/1114111 mum. be reported flat in character to tho last. Colonial 6 The ark anstitution has the following reference 1 AliN4L an dess Gold le ft off 21 to / prem. ; Port Phillip, 1/ to 4 to the poor Isle of Skye emigrants : THE NEW BISHOP OF LINCOLN. sau moms No. 2, 7 pe r Cl. - - prem.; and Briti:h Australian, Ito 1 prem. ; Great The unfortunate emigrants who lately arrived in this port let. 104 BEEN lb tsetse 4pr Ct. 101 1511 trim the Isle of Skye ill of ernall.pox, still occupy the Her- - it. 1 MO „. toe ley The elevation of the Rev. Mr. Jackson to the see is II aim ant notykaU .. a to Nugget Vein, 2. to }prom. For Waller shares no t eels is the harbour of Queenstown, and many of them are ef u nm a n , lik e ly . te to we Amstar step on the part of the 64 41 Omit ad Deeden ....„. / di/ p/2 price at all was officially quoted this afternoon. This n la a very demprese easelition. It is said that their pre-is confirmatory of our statement of the unwilling t. Mr. loam lei kag has Mem as an esti- II 111 DI ZZ= 999 A b u' emu ia the beetbass permits may vessels from putting in Pl e i r= ness of the respectable dealers to assist this " rig.' prism sad Imissied yeemeher equally popular • : . "a = suil a dea l egaus m = t Y • it II 98r9919 la te wit h 11Welt - scalimes emd the hemobas of 13t. James's. He la $ ll I ttirT ) L w ifti l izo , : q T er non -official closing quotations are : - Peel o she the g hee net lira time beet me de- was ednemael a )Reding lieboal mho Dr. Valpy, and at y; 1 Do. 41w I. M.) 7 pie CE tpm River Land and Mineral, 7to 4 prem. ; Nova e sewed vi hipping se at this nemost. aeg Ozf u o ina rd i j o y dere hesa be alester teek o n t vp degree. He was sub f 4 gestAker.asts.„4 pa,sioi . 1 Ipm ad Scotia Copr Mining, 21 to 1 prem. ; Australa ablest], Honor, and Bridge! Stackpole, who had Sauk but, attracting el alms do. He. 1 i ilpm „ 6 INS sievicted at the Clue assizes of the brutal and the attention of the Bishop La*" was presented la = .. 1 * 04 . Ss" Po 01 •LIPWW_ ~, 1 14 1 W Sian Coal, Ito i prem.; Australian Mutual, par e lithafiral murder of their nephew, James Stackpole, 1816 to th e resew, of St. Jame. He is about 1 7 it r i rdi I 19 to 4 prem. • Australian Consols, par to r prem. ; I we OD Saturday sentenced to be executed on the 42 years old-an ally age for yeasodes to the epboopal I g o r ...I 114 Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 dim. to 1 4 prem. ; le St. Merest Ilerthseal pedal LIS 111 ad tog Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 1 cll.. to 1. Nth el April._ name Stackpole, another uncle of . 11eadl • The °Waft". of ffelefeAel _offs : " It is a = l 7 t sad we wane that the seal Bt. 1115 Do. II pa amt. I MW. he- Par' Lewis-hill Range, 4to 1 dia.; Golden Mom & swid sass, also charged with the crime, ---- "",,a2V n ' amp, whisk has mho the rev. gentians; memmis at tepse.pa 111 114 a d Ulli not bat ried, as he at present lies at the point RIM Deggler is elps pipkb,_ will be troughs or boor 3 0 1 . 0 1 I 4 Des ee n n eeet- t rift- iirskat - - 0 -$1 as li fain , Ito 1 die . • Garnett and Moseley, par to 1 1, itasth in gaol. It appeared on the trial that th e the slalomed dawns as waft he is ailed to peesid% i to so s ismounasomuo i s so es 7, prem. ; L'Aigle d'Or, par to 1 prem. ;La Peruvienne, lahrtunate dimmed had been invited to the the gkey of God and the balldieg ap of His Chunk. r. a t aUst.wassele, had% em. toe lot .. 107 par to i pram ; Brazilian Diamond and Gold, par to piens& home, and was dragged out of bed at hisiassn has been an aelive pada pas*. sad es ask will et. WI allsemdl4 meant.-- NO 102 1 prem.; Gladbach Zino, 11 to 21 prem. ; Portland the Snag valuable emporium W She eat mat requited a Lin• 14 5 •1dwww 144 • 819444111 •Fg 34 .M. 1 Ide ; sad awiered in the presence of children, „i ns u re. A oomoroo d oo s „k m . „ d im 0 0 I= 3 N. ,/ell namee e =soem... in us Go 1 Iron, /to 1 prem. ; Mizen Head, par to 1 prem. ; il Wl= Pollution of a trifling property me, la the ant Memo% 'eared aO, Dam If W et. ^ tee Las iperet - - South Devon Consols, d to 4 prem.; Port Royal and altos DUSersegewlii we. - - St. Andrew's Copper, 1$ to 1 prem. ; Jamaica Cop he i Mother of the late Sir isiat Peel, but, on Wog 11410101 50 s lemalehlfwelkmaires Kiapm id lip Dr. Peal , her Majesty intimated • wish that the lkstra 114 all landenagrepdoiier.l4h 10 11 per, 4to 1 prem. ; Reitman i_ to 1 prem. ; Can t RAILWAY THOM CaltLOw TO WEXFORD.-An in- aEL James's shield be &misled. It will be roam- 124 1 ail 131 111 nemara, to 4 prem. ; Carberr y West, par to 1 prem. ; r dadal dWs =abtrates, drolly, * 110 9b449•9% WU that Mr. halm wee **het year appointed le a I.t t a e Des w ,_ ~. ~,5 „ti is Glenaulin, par to 1 prem. ; ad limme ghl in , was held then on th e 16th esausey at Irked. by Lead Deetty, so that two valaable 1 3 •"`"" ••• "' • '" '`‘ Do. al - ~. • fpm ,; at, the lea. & Igezwoll, . L., in the chair, upon a re- pteme of okay* pregasent fall theont- ohs et se• ise an Das.llloldikh 4 . 1 pet - - pea THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOIK. LitA r o e wraredg veil The wag. s tee d :tag was tte un e t a rsone d se. ?dross fontntbe that Jame's, Weeniest , end a rem_emry at = The se, ow .aomaaarAdt.op.o, KS HS 147 4 The gold mining share market is very flat, and In Ws present seleallem be. 19 s mat PaMeessa -- fpm ad E n 14444 111, We lawfmas 4 1 alwolaaalestiag belled gnetimene by the shies of • mas whom we 30 _, 1 9 Marta_ 110310194 .,:- .1, 1 1 4 41 prices are lower for nearly all descriptions. Colonial i eft se Carlow aml Washed Amities Cloompany, mini* le he anaemia with as pm% mg ahe 1 2 D l: w bi z P s si ' 4id gold have receded to 21 prem. ; Port Philip, to 1 Se Great thalhent mod also for the bound by me lon hi named soml_peorr Malmo in „ „1, 00 , od l = pet 2 11,1 .. IN 114 prem. ; and British Australian, to 4 prem. 6 Minn Idwllling9 ll =lM 9 °111. 1% • tended proprietors his NOW .11108• 21.1. 4 SW= Nd. 914•5911 6 WOK- 99 in !Met/ Illellard&W . llll IS The shares of the Old Australian Copper Company 4 rim the Mete great beadle they weald derive tr am Laster, thus eamiled by Mr. J 's Maths, is veined et 10e0Mord, Woreester. sod ; is b have receded to 61 ;North British Australuian, to IP tbed. at old_ Of Pstilantill lee bun_ already eb - at 1,1241. • yam. Patten, the Bishop of Leafta. Waiver. AIL 115‘00kat - - sathwlriag th e 115•11111511511 • t SIMS in questioa. - U 9 DEN Mb ditto 4 11 pa 2 prem.; and Scottish Australian Investment, to 14 The mad lime alleges wound*, met picturesque a 1 NerrOttar. 11 116 prem. Australian Agricultural shares, ex the Peel sassy la band, aad will yea threogh • rich vela of UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL te 111 Nor.W. River, are quoted 105 to 110 ; Nova Bootie Copper, - mia.l 1 For t... .. 174 IS =hem Corby a Imentershary , and from these* THE NEW BISHOP OF LINCOLN. to 15 De. 5 per Cliet .. ... f 14 pm 21 to g prem. the valley sd the flimsy te Wexford. W 33 ISMS .. ... ... 15 17 ad OXFORD, MARCH 2.-Pithisitorz COLLEO2.-The 10 14 Dim N e w per 4pm . Mama Ilaamees r• -- - _ Rev. John Jackson , M.A., of this oollege, Canon of Bristol, 1414 all Path astern (Beeding Be. Ns_ r_ . / Norm. Paid priest 6one SPORTING. Rector of St. James's, Westmiaster, and Chaplain in Or& gen) of 41.0.4......, .... 24 24 1 344 yintaday. taday. - -- - nary to her Majesty, has been presented by her Majesty to 1 n s i SILT ° mu 0 21 4dß 3 90 $1 $ 1040 0 0 I Amis Fila all llpm II p LIVERPOOL SPRING mEnnio.-WEDSZSDAT. t he meant Bish° P rie of Unix"' Mr. "c"''' as s. Z 41 . 1 " I 5""41414 .- --.:* W,OOO 1 Anglo Amardlen Gold au par 4pm ars in the firm clam "In Lite& Ileamiedbus "ia e 1.,. 101 1111 ad MAO 100. Anglo Californias w (ay uscruc TILICIIIAPH ) ~ Taut. %sass of 5 11019. /soh, sad SO added ; &yr olds, t e uter Term of 111.7.3, along with *see ef PirMezet Or 17 5 ONO DOM .. .. 6 54 . MON le gmaralaglan 1 lf 44 „ II a lit ilb; foes, Se t 41b; Ave, 9st ; sia and aged, 9st 31b ; 'elm Dr. Jelf, Principal of Jibe's Oslo" ; Mr. N 10 TedIWHWWWWIZereb psi 4pa 104 NM 20 Australian 5 43,1 7 14 NON 1 Austral= Omelets a 1"181 had 6 914113 0 allowed 41b. One mile and a quarter. R. 14 "; Secretar y of th. 31.84 4°80 " ; Mr. H. Hal - LINO LUND 42 TlxiD 11.11,1114.144 1 00,000 1 Australian Frotheld a II tuttx) ford Vaughan. Hedine Premise at Mehra Histoeyi sad 104 en anereeseeksoinete 53,00 e 1 Ave MIN& .. ~...2 , OW Per PEI • others. fa 1834, Me. Julian obtained lbe Illertes nee- wee. 110 31 209,000 1 Ileitialt Austiallen . llold all 1 4Pm l 4 4 i XL f . Otherses Lady Walked over 60 4Ps ,-.....-ii. * 1 *cal P • for the beat essay, the beha " The to 4 all LIL MI. : 11 / 81"°L . 18 1 1118016 . ogi rise 30,954 30 British lam 13.5 7 9 flsamdledesetWerlies 29/ 30/ 10,004 13 gredi.lisp,Oscat3i.pe 144 4 41 1 _ ADMEN PLAT. off ...ne ....... mr. Harper's Wormier, 6 yes, flet 9lb 1 Sanctifyieg lamas, of the Rely Ghat is le al et Ilkw.WeLADedlrretth 6.405 Ie De.Oomes sod Delete elf 24 If lie * MP I. ONerne's Lady Agnes, 4 yre.7st Bit (Osborne) 2 Hu man Birritilii ' m Wag. 30 31 lOW 25 Do. et. John Da Re: 13 2$ 30 Advatroot. Braise Cyr of 100 goys., by subs. of 10 Sow. DALLIOL COLLI2OI.-1110 11122010 aad Moms of this sal- 101 1111 a rill ogp6 ll.6 6 6l" gestionter 110,000 1 Ousesth Creak -... 4 par 1 3 0 0, 4 *IMO ft, and 60 a dd e d . 0„ wile am three (outer . , legs will meet on Friday, the 18th of Mara. he the pur- pm' tedmetßesters 29 30 1;000 44 Odes Omen ............ all 434 4 (41 tabs ) pose ef electing a visitor in the plasm ef the late Eight Rev. et- lee 91111191 0sladdra Owed 110,006 6 Orkiil illy ........... 1 111 21 pm 31 1 l b.._ &diatom'. Llanfords, 3 yr., 4st 71b - - N 0,508 Ili: Ogre Mame of rag all 441 75 aw,„ . Sienee*a St. Mishael, 4 , Ilet 61b .. 324 334 „ 5,009 IS De. Pet. 74 per cunt all 7 arm ultimo NATION•L STIIIPLI clues HANDICAP of 20 owe visitor. The Bishop of Lineels, ia lie ewe sight, is 84. IN 70,00 u 3 tagesAugualloorkipper all 1 I ille h n ' e each, Is ft, sad 5 malt if declared, with 100 eases. Tile," of Lieeele and Branama a n "W s * Ilemsd le ) 150 163 104,063 1 Ors* Newt Vela.-- all 2i pm 4: i 1 Few miler. (62 subs., 28 of whom declared.) 25 33 Olsmeslar p ro S men 10,050 20 Gomel_ .. c• - ineiraiecomeweori 514 321 11.050 Orend Dodo of Medea all par 4 pia a arum Ltues Peter Simple, aged, lint 10Ib .... 1 SALMON FlBlll/40.-The =t weather has, of 100 an I=e9l Dock &Rano. 11.054 f ires4= •all IA 11 pm NE l lasoo's Mks Kowbray, aged, 10st 121 b - - 100,00: Like - 4 The course, nearly put • atop to all , either with the set pp 30 Lliorith•Mlrl 111 113 ad 00.040 Marty WI 4 I pin wither ally is mentioned in the mange emit by oar or the rod, the rider' being eee=le *eels New W as ss u a r s e. l an isine ieittet .. est ssi e 9 , 000 Hamm an - - te rraleadent, and the express true having left before any the shore. We hays only o f Moe or her ilek , 1 KM thethamatoorm. Geld l lf 324 111 tel tam" roars the station ' we tan "1/ ratan Nisi f rom a ng taken in the' neighboasheed ekes ear last. Duffs -- lati b l d rz .6wh.. s. 114 .. Qltarta CraildagCm. all 4 di 411 6 ___, they wood on the authority of • report at tie West- the last wash, between twenty Ind thirty alma were Dale tellselkliMmo 131 IQ 100,400 Ilartecilts i t . %3 1 ismealtetnammerwas 9 44 4 ltd, "trectaels of which a° as" a° resiall " dimbt, caught I. the Spey, near its made, when atom 1419 work- 10 ,1 r e taimesdi •••• Illetweate ener.osioa fent 1134 lets "-- ttat all i ies 14, -- - - is REGENT GALLERY (QUADRANT.)-M4. SlOOtpleler ABSCONDING OF ME GOVERNOR OF CHM'S so a ow• dubs a s il 2 4 24 MONO Peetildlp 1 11 I; pm Se a has 1 .: a us kapu...... among " wade 'es" and " seminaries " (Car) Osoy.-Yesterday information we received at the 54 all 69 1 7 070: : i 6:171./10Dino "New ba ....7 . .... that modern history is be s t u taught vivo vote and various metropolitan and City police stations from the ma- ... .. Elyse_ ..W.1111122_, ) 2 S 1 1. 94 / 1 11 $ 0 11stle Man:ratio* and • competitive imitation &trate, acting for the city of Chester, offering a reward e , ee =w ito ala t. s r° g( 41 , 46„ and 4 .l 7 speigiu of Wellington "is now in action in • for the apprehension of Mr . Horatio Nelson Tivy , late me all itIllaNart1(1111414 1 1 - 0 - 4 - 109 40,000 I Mouth Amtrallia al. par 1 pat 1 / 4 1.-- - " 1 7 elegastl fitted-a theatre, which is to be Governor of Chester City Gaol, who bad absconded in the m w. goommoombooros acoo to Tin Croft - - rmooll t.) the town u y th f smolt Is thst.thmes• 64 66 ~ di zd 41,174 1211.111 United Meaimin h t Gallery." Hrs Mr. course of last week with several luau of money he had em -70,000 1 Walla ssA•6„..o ll'uthu, di 'engided from " B"lea ber Majesty's Theatre, tee beetled, the etN.WeeLeLese.hiert - - 1000100 1 West Grenada ...... ...... all i 1 property of the town thuacil. He is deiseribod 15 23 PrestolaWpre (NM lam r`o• runic illustrations of the careers of Napoleon. as 48 years of tore,. rather slender in person, and of dark 1 8 1 4. 4 11 serima rdtto 4 disima im cuei - - • 100.50 , 1 Wear Atuipie• th II A II 11 • 011 . and Wellington, and a piano, and a gentleman who complexion. He is supposed to be • native of Cork, having ova 1 Tubs all I I ern hi ! I da does arid moral reflections a M Stoat ler, complete formerly been an o ffi cer et Tranmere. He is also as to Geese Mahn ...... 111 154 overland ; : I :117hiNve arrived ntK E hd l t I : . A lemext i daTe iyhtoienooEXPEDlTlONnftiha nsead celebrated aroarnorther. c.ltha utoo f Arctic msl coast ° o S hpFi.An preparation , 1 t iase a Ir traveller,, Franklin, ti 0 0 1 s sin sn F 7." S fa n. o l erli ß Ad :h. p l t osi s: . - ' • *7 attractive east The • tin in its broad u effects sad of having purloined a quantity of property belonging to et ; to 11l 114 P iIS 114 tieuthetamiddreOmeed seium. l lS• Ster s 4Wl ,. . at history , . is P i sug ges ti ve ; ud we would re. the prisoners in the gaol, which had bees bed _epoid . ted_ . i n the te Mr. 3413 sin). f Oils ad 1 4 lit w u osid unt, not only to the g I disengaged public, hands for security, Ile is sea td tO rltotalal '!' . . 30 pp w ar pai n. • , Et.. Osesed to 41.4100,16. - s h ut . urge the officers of regiments to promote army metropolis, preparing for •• trip to Australia. It is state aft by giving their men rub opportunities as these that an examination of his stomata disclosed onions frau ds. i s 13 Dim D u o Dim . 1 1 1 1e now offer of realising the annals told bet sly What renders his case more painful is, that he has lift his tp, 100 Ina a gslawast ( !rid a 44111115 Wi1* medals and colour. children at Chester unprovided for. te Gest Wasterat....... 103 ISt ping Offiette.: Is MONEY ICARIET. WIDNISDAT EVENING. Under the influence of the increased tightness in the money market, the stock markets assumed an unfavourable appearance to-day, although the decline was not by any means considerable. The impression that the Bank will not make advances under 3 per cent. during the approaching abutting of the mender books, has brought a better supply of stock is market, whilst the increased demand for accom modation "out of doors" continue,. It is stated that the Bank has already refused to make advances en Exchequer Bills under 3 per cent. The weekly board meetings of the Bank are now looked to with the more interest, but although cautious men of busi ness regard the future with some degree of distrust, so far as regards the rates for money, there is no dis position to expect any change in the discount rate at their meeting to-morrow, that being the last day for the presentation of the March Exchequer Bills to he paid off or renewed. Consols ruled throughout the day at 99/ to t, both kr mosey and the 10th inst., with a very quiet busi ng.. The government broker made his usual in vestment at 991, but it produced no effect on prices. The eattinge to Ay#ll•*taffy 11-141te-3. Pb. ail eial business report includes :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 991 / • ditto for account, 991. Three per Cents. Reduced, wol, 1, f. Three-and a-Quarter per Cents.. 103 f, f, I. Long Annuities, 1860, 67„ 4; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 6 3-16. Bank Stock, 228. India Stock, 263. The June Exchequer Bills remain quoted 12i. to 18s. prem., but the advertised issue was fiat. The only price marked for these bills is 7s. prem. India Bonds were done at 40s. and 48s. prem. , In the foreign stock market there was a decided improvement in Spanish, consequent upon influen tial purchases. The Deferred Threes filially left off 241 to 1. The Committee's Certificates remain firmly supported, at the late rise. Mexican alor.ds were also better, leaving off 24 to 4. Turkish Scrip reached 2 to 21 prem., and closed 14 to 2 prem. In other stocks there was no feature, and only a quiet business. The sales of this day are thus recorded: Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 98, 97j. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents, 62. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents.,66t. Granada Deferred Bonds, 111, j. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue coupons, 64, 7. Mexican Three per Cents., 24,1, 1, 4.4. Peru vian Six per Cents., 1061. Portuguese Four per Cents., 39. Sardinian Five per Cents., 95. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 24, 234 ; ditto Pas sive (Converted), 51; the Committee's Certificates, 7.1, 7, 1 per cent. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 11 dia. Turkish * Six per Cent. Loan, 2, 14 prem. The Agenoria has arrived off the coast from Syd ney, but she brings only 200 ounces of gold. Her dates are to the 28th Feb. only, and consequently vela:111e. 'lLrable sensation was created in the Stock Exchange, and generally throughout the City, by reports of intelligence having been received by the Overland Mail of a falling off in the yield of gold in Victoria. The intelligence in question comes by way of Colombo (Ceylon), where a vessel bad arr ived, bringing dates from Port Phillip to the Gth Decem ber. The accounts received via the Cape, published by us two or three days ago, and which, it will be remembered, were very meagre, extended to the let December; whilst the full details to hand some weeks back by the Formosa steamer reached to the 15th November only. The Cole:nbo Monthly Exa miner of the 26th January, in its "General Summary' of news for the packet, states that " the Severn, Captain Scoweroft, and several other vessels, have arrived from Australia, bringing news of a falling off in the yield of the precious metals." The statements in question may be received with some degree of caution, but it must yet be admitted that a Melbourne gold circular ought to be consi dered a reliable, because a practical authority. Pri vate letters, we may mention, have also been re ceived, which, as we understand, refer in still more discouraging terms to the prospects of the miners, and add, that the Governor was in a state of conside rable anxiety as to the consequences, in view of the enormous influx of population bent upon a visit to the gold fields. Under these circumstances, the arrival of the Sydney steamer, now daily expected, will be looked for with great anxiety, as Victoria has hitherto been the chief gold producing colony of Austra lia. In arriving at a judgment as to the importance of this intelligence, it must be borne in mind that great difficulty must naturally be felt in locating so vast an army as 70,000 or 80,000 diggers in any one particular spot, and that the secession of large numbers in search of more remunerative, be cause less crowded "diggings," is a perfectly natural movement. The scattering of so large a number of men with a view to "prospe c ting" must also have the effect of greatly increasing the probability gt, the discovery of further auriferous fields. By the accounts received via the Cape, for instance, we learn that the South Australian gold field was daily tising more rich. Further, it is undeniable that the rude process at present adopted by the dig gers, a large proportion of gold is allowed to escape, and that when practical science shall have been di rected to the gold deposit neglected by the miners, a large yield must be secured. Australian Bank and Land shares were buoyant during the morning, Union Bank of Australia, for instance, rising to 814; but upon the reports of the unfavourable intelligence from Australia, a reaction set in, and prices closed at a reduction from yester day's rates, with the single exception of the shares of tho South Australian Banking Company, which maintained an advance of about 31. per share. Union Bank of Australia finally closed 77 to 79 ; Scottish Australian Investment, 11, to 24 prem.; Australian Agricultural, ex Peel River, 105 to 110. There were some large speculativesales of North British Australa sian Land, and the price was at one time as low as 2 2 . prem., but it left off firmer at 21 to 21 prem. There were dealings in the shares of the Bank of British North America, at 594 • London and Westminster Bank, 35j, 1; Oriental B ank Corpora tion, 561, 57, 551; Provincial Bank of /reland,4Bt; Victoria Docks (41. paid), 6/ : Australian Royal Mail Steam (61. paid), 61 ex div.; British American Land 53, 51; Crystal Palace (61. paid), di, 4; Scottish Australasian Loan and Investment, minimum 7 . per cent. preference shares, 4, 34 • Peninsular and Orien tal Steam (251. paid), 49. Beth= and Gr./resew Railway shares are qooted 1 to I prem. Complaints are made of the tardy manner in which the business of the Australian Agricultural Company is carried on. It is generally felt that an infusion of new blood is required at the board, which, although composed of men of great respectability, wants life and members more disposed to act with the energy which the altered state of our Australian colonies, and of the prospects of the undertaking require. A fresh obstacle to the long delayed settlement in the Australian Agricultural shares has been put forth in tho requirement of a notice to the Court of Directors of the Peel River Company by a proprietor on sel ling 'his shares. Under the title of " Rules for transfer of shares in the Peel River Land and Mine ral Company," the directors require compliance with the undermentioned regulations, viz.: • Parties desiring to put forward a transfer will be fur nished with • proper form of application at the office of the company. The party proposing to transfer must fill up the Christian and surnames, place of abode, and profession of tke pospowl ttellikett and transferee in full length, toge ther with the number or numbers of the shares proposed to be transferred. As by the 80th clause of the company's deed of settlement, " all proposals to admit any person or persons to become a proprietor et proprietors of shares in the company must be submitted to the Board of Directors," such proposal u above-described and properly filled up, must be left at the office one clear day, and when approved by the directors, the proper form of transfer will be fur nished to the party applying, in order that the same may be filled up, and duly executed and registered. As these forms have in many cases Co be sent to distant parts of the country for signature, great trouble and inconvenience is caused. It may be argued that the issue of this form is in strict accord *co with the origival statutes of the company, but as it must be virtually a formality, the mere ad herenee to an antiquated form, unless for some post. five good, is regarded as a mere impediment to business. The colonial wool males, which commenced lon the 10th alt., cloud this evening. The quantity sold I was 34,300 bales colonial; 2,500 East Indian ; 1,100 German (Hungarian) ; 690 South American ; 160 Italian; 160 scoured Odessa; 540 brookwasbed ditto; 168 Low Russian ; 435 Egyptian ; 225 China; 450 Mediterranean Ports ; 86 Spanish and Portuguese ; and 390 sundries. With the exception of low Hungarian wools, prices from the commence ment to the termination of the sales were well sup ported, and averaged Id. to lid. per lb. above the prices realised in November. It is very uncertain whether the arrivals from our Australian colonies will be sufficiently large to warrant any more public sales till the latter end of May. The wool market i, in very healthy state, and present prices are resulting entirely from oar own demand. Foreigners have operated with great caution, and not to any large extent, and nothing has been bought on speculation. Tue quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Tuesday are thus reported by telegraphic express :—Dntek Ceue-per Iffiest., 96f i ditto Two-and.a-Half per Cents., 65 7-16. Spansh Deferred Three per Cents., 23i. Mexican New, 25i. Portuguese Nev.-, 381. The Spanish Committee's Certificates, 6 13-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 811. Spanish Old Three per Cents., foreign, 48. Granada Deferred Bonds, 11 5-16. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The English funds remain without movement at yesterday's rates, business being very restricted. There is, however, no symptom of a rally. Consols are quoted 991 to for money and the 10th, whilst the cuntango to April is 3-16 to 1. ale, Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to ; the Three-and. a-Quarter per Cents. 1031 to 1; Bank Stock, 228; India Stock, 263 to 266 ; 1; Exchequer Bills,June, 135., 175., and 12s. pm.; do. March, 3s.pm.; India Bonds, 455. prem. In the foreign stock market we have to notice a further improvement in Mexican Bonds, which base reached 25. Peruvian Bonds are also better, and Spanish stocks continue to show an upward tendency, Peruvian Actives mark 107 to 108; Grenada De ferred, 111 to ; Buenos Ayrean, 62; Greek Bonds, 7 ; Sardinian, 95 to 1; Spanish new Deferred, 24 to 4; the Committee's Certifi ca t es , 7 per cent.; Swedsh Lou, 14 dia. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. fit orat.—The market is firm ; 4,000 bap Pernambuco sold freely in public sale at full prices, 301. to 365. 6d. ; the refined market firm. Corpsa.-100 casks of plantation Ceylon sold steadily in public sale at very full prices, 675. to 67e. Tze..—.The market is inactive. Bst.vsirruz.--1,300 bags Madras were offered, refraction 0 to 21t, and chiefly sold, 245. Gd. to 265. Corron.—The public sales were bought in, Madras 31 to to 3 1 per lb. ; Surat, 31 to 41 per lb. Spices remain steady. In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davie reports no alteration in the trade. The following are the prices: —Prime meadow Hay. 86s. to 96e. ; interior, 755. to 80e. ; Bowen, 60s. to 60e. ; Clover, 954. to 105 e. ; *mond cat, 80s. to 90e. ; Straw, 335. to 361. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady, without activity. Quotations:— Town Tallow is quoted 435. 6d. nett cash. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 445. 3d. to 61. • March and April, 445. is 3d. ; Oct. to December (new), 4 4a. 6d. sellers, MALTA, FEB. 23.—Tho Ripon,"with the India mail, arrived to-day a little after midnight, beating the French steamer about 36 hones from Alexandria.—A Court of In quiry has been sitting lately on Captain Jones, of the Sampson steam frigate, and Captain Symonds, of the Are these. Theta vessels put to sea for Naples on the 12th inst., and on the night of Saturday, the steamer leading, and the frigate in her position, a heavy squall took them after dark, and the steamer luifing up suddenly the Arethusa ran into her. Luckily, she caught her sponson ; had it been other wise, the Sampson would no longer have figured in the navy list, in all probability. As it was, the shock was so great as to snap the chain of the Arethusa's bower anchor, which fell into the paddles of the steamer and was recovered, and doing about 5,0001. damage in all. She is repairing. The Aretbusa had but little damage, and will leave to-day for Naples, whence she is to return on the 6th proximo. Tho court reprimanded Captain Jones, and blamed him severely for not showing a light.—Th e M o d es t e an d Spitfire, which had gone out to survey a newly-discovered shoal near Mee ting', returned last night. The shoal has been surveyed by Captain Spratt.—The Simoom troop ship has not yet made her appearanee.—The steamer from Corfu, expected yester day, and the French steamer from Constantinople, due also yesterday, have not made their appearance. The weather appears very unsettled, and fresh breezes have been blow ing. —The Sampson frigate will be five or six weeks before she is:ready for eta. THE SPEAKER'S FIRST LEVEE.—Yesterday the following notice was posted in the House of Commons : " The Speaker will hold his first Levee on Saturday next, March 5, at 10 o'clock." EXTRAORDINARY ELOPEMENT AND RORBERY.—IIe city of Salisbury has been the scene of considerable excite ment during the last few days, in consequence of a dis covery that Mrs. White, wife of the landlord of the Wheat sheaf Commercial Inn, had suddenly decamped, taking with her cash belonging to her husband amounting to no less than 5001. Mr. White for some years kept the Wheat sheaf Inn, and having lately resolved upon gutting the business, a Ilruchascr for the same came forward in the person of Mr. Ferman, for 5001. On Saturday last the money was paid over, and Mr. and Mrs. White proceeded upstain to place it in some safe depository. She unlocked the secret'. escritoire, into which she dropped the cas h. Mrs. White then apparently locked the bureau, and gave her husband the keys, desiring him to go sad make merry down stairs with some of his old customers for the last time as landlord. He unsuspectingly complied, and shortly afterwards the wife left the house in her walking dress to visit a friend or two in the city, promising to re turn again shortly. As evening wore on, and she did not return, the husband's suspicions were aroused, and it was ascertained that she had taken her departure for Loudon. Subsequently search disclosed the fact that the bureau was unlocked and the escritoire quite empty, the wife having abstracted the money, beside some pounds of her own, and some articles of wearing apparel. Some months ago a dashing corporal in the recruiting service was quartered at the Wheataheaf, and his extremely obliging and affable conduct to the landlady was the subject of general remark. lie recently purchased his discharge, and about a fortnight ago left Salisbury for London. He was in the city that day, whence he took the train for London. . • ANNUAL SOIREE OF THE WRITTINGTON CLUB.— , Annually the members of the Whittington Club comme morate, in pleasant festivity, that event in which they con tinuoudy rejoice —the founding of their very useful institu tion; and last evening there was this usual anniversary soirée, varied in character, and including dramatic, musical, and dancing entertainments--Lord Dudley Stuart affably and energetically presiding over the whole. The pro gramme was carried out successfully to the close, and sup plied much social end intellectual gratification to some five hundred young ladies and gentlemen. ARRIVAL OP NEARLY A MILLION AND A HALF OF AUSTRALIAN GOLD lEf THE RIVRR.—III the course of yesterdsy and Monday, four ships arrived in the River Themes from Australia, with the large amount of 1,342,7121. of gold on board, or 3.34,648 oz. This is the largest amount of the precious metal that has arrived almost at one time. The vessels were the Roxburgh Castle, belonging to Mr. It. Green, of Blackwell, with 170,000 or., of the value of 604,0001.; Chousingee. 63,713 os., 235,0001.; Three Bells, 77,803 oz., 311,2121.; and Alert, 43,132 or., 172,5001. A strong force of the police attended the removal of the pre cious store from the ships is the docks to the cellars of the Bank of England. Vessels with as valuable • freight are expected daily to be reported in the Channel. DEPARTURE OF FEMALE EMIGRANTS FOR AUSTRA- LlA.—Yesterday morning • very interesting scene was wit nessed at the London station of the Blackwell Railway, a large number of young women having arrived there for the purpose of proceeding to Gravesend, there to embark in a vessel which was lying off, and waiting to convey them to the Australian colonies, under the auspices of the Female Emigration Society. On reaching Gravesend, they went on , board the Madagascar, a fine vessel, belonging to Mr. Green, and which has been fitted out in such a manner as to conduce to their comfort during their long voyage. A large number of visitors attended, including several ccrgy men and gentlemen who take an interest in promoting emi gration. In the afternoon the emigrants took leave of their friends, who returned to town, and the scene was of a most affecting character. MARIA ANTONIA RAILWAY --Trails for week end ing Feb. 17, 1863, 1671.; 1862, 1521. LX-PRESS Is . ~. f rr.:.~./?~ ~~1... • • • 44....." 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