The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-23 00:00:00

1, - [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. Trieste Madrid l. IS per dollar „ —_ .. 60 tens 408 pence 494 penes 49: pence 49j pence 49 prnoe 49i µ ace 30a. 15e. 81e. 3sc. 41j pence 12i) prime 124 j piece 831 pence 831 :roe 48 ponce 1111. Inicr. 60i pence ... 501 pram 50 prate ... 49j penal ... 1 . 10 penal ... TUESDAY DIMINO. The Stock Exchange to-day was marked by a revival of confidenc.t. the more favourable interpretation put upon the Turkish accounts gaining strength. Con sols opened 991 to for money, and 991 to / for the 13th of April, which was also the official closing price after a temporary decline of !, but after the regular hours the price was 99! exactly for time. Confidence was further stimulated by intelligence by telegraph from Paris of a rise of 1 per cent. in the French funds to-day. It appears that the public, as usual, have been profiting by the fall, and investing in government securitics. In the course of the day the government broker renewed his purchases, taking off a parcel at 991, on account of the sinking fund. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 994, 3, 1 ; ditto for account, 99,1,', 1, ; Annuities of 30 years, 1860, 6 3-16; South Sea Stock, 110 ; Bank Stock, for ac- : xnuu ........«...~.... rr Leghorn Sn penes ~, io ;coos ::: 3... r. ese.. 231 r. 30e. ... Vaille. per dim:at r. 411 j 41200 ......... per ornae ,„ 125 pence ... Mertina Lisbon ...... .....per mitre:lU dapdate p;ilie open° .......... Vance ••• New York days.ight 48: pence ... THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The tone of the English funds to-duy is steady, but, on the whole, scareoly so strong as yesterday, whilst business is very quiet. Consols are quoted 99,3 to : for money, and 99;i to for the 13th April. The Three per Ct:nt. Anna., 1726, mark 994 ; Exche quer Bills, March, Sr. to 12s. prem.; India Bonds, 425. prem. In the foreign stocl: market there has been a scat tered business, but no great "inn " upon au:• parti cular security, and the change in prices is frictional. Mexican Bonds mark 23: to 1; Peruvian Scrip, 34 prem.; Portuguese Five per Cents., 38 cx all the overdue Coupons; Sardinian Fives, 96; Spanish Old Threes, 49 to ditto Deferred, 24:1 tot the the Com mittee's Certificates, 84 to = per cent.; Eglador, 5i to Z ; Granucla Actives, 221 to ; ditto Deferred, 11,; Greek, 8i; Buenos Ayrean, 603; Venezuela Active, 381; ditto Deferred, 16. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. . , . . / •„ i 4 .7,,,,„,../ .. .,e ..,egr4.....-11.. t• i I e . , 7 ---"7 ----------- . . ,• ( • 0 - - I; " 4c ' r - . ~.....27-et- • •-•" --ne le 1 - to .2.1.--' -- __ ...., • ..„ . ( E xlii r p it . 5 No. .2,0J4.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1853. __ _ :-..---_ --- E DA I LY NEW 8. T ar i t . .....,....1., Pm" WIN 911. NAVAL. SHARE LISTS. FOREGN RAILWAYS. - TuESDAT Bruns*. m 1:1 10 •I 'Chat antw : P rol ßalairps a 6 s d a Pro Mtj u ine&t eltara dl: Ira Par .1110N.A A 1 the ItalLY NEWs te at Me Itead of the U. .t. ..„';', ; "l 34,-,.t0, abantim free ownnieree In As tonsite.t The squadron at Spitheal includes : pt. Hutto. general Thc ra im il p w ro ay vin m s a t t e k n e d t en t c o- y da leo.: .'"'";* .';',,,:i crul p:actimil Mono, whether political, sung, Gun,. 2.1 82 e42 a ca pat u ed xchan in the r to lo s I lalen woh aan ampla. liesan_con .. : 1 2 31 lb pm The errs ' ""..... , of y th Sto ckici The Stock Exchangt er" - ... -' " . - :sod ra:l,l ef ite Central !biro -in We accuraey of its 1 ;1 1 2',” Re g ent 92 850 Capt. Mundy. but continues singularly deficient in business. Ihe se so 2s t la ta indim liztseslo . C . . .. i 1 5 1 : 1 .7 of confidenc). the mot Is - ---. • . r , t he ...etc, truthful, and ha parnl chaniest et lb '"'""oh tor IteP 1... • ...„. t„ , itc. varied :trendy de and entmerria I in. 11TRAMEna , upon the Turkish ace I. ' "c ` e": - a , l ' ot toe Uty, itabray, se 1 Monetary Artistes,- immediate operations rest principally with the S i Ulu lulu reaunce... •A 2 , Gu n n. MAIL 130-P. Capt . ookuntia. dealers, the public still doing little or nothing in w ee s i i s e , ;6 1 , '" 4.t. '" ..r c e t1 ., " 4„ ' Na n e :i 1 P p i l ai solo pened 99 1 to ""' ''' . 3' mr - r , •el. Sidon the 13th of April, wl tune" " "_, e'r• btu:* . fi•.l or Ailmin3 Own all other loPer - Odin this department. Yesterday several "bear " ac- ... ... I De.aceils (nolise.).ll4l - - iteo-i- 1 7,1 : .n, fe p,,,( vt sh.poris in :he ltdim Seas by evert 1 , „„„,.., counts were closed on the fall, but others were I I . liamAkriata i l ' 3 P' CL " - price after a tampon th i ‘•` -" ' 'ere; ta• (ally ,tail? Mating Report, with het of priers, --"-" 16 300 560 Capt. Gifford. ee I iLozemboute -_, 7l 6 regular hours the pri 4 4, W. tII u.-an !deg:tr. ( screw )„ 8 IG2 350 Com. Johcsen. opened on provincial orders. to 1 I Do e 0u,44. 7 1 ... ... 1 41 45 Confidence was fthrtit .. b ut.,,t ,„ ... , y0 . .. .. t. t3r . , le .. a , 1 ,,,,,,, t u e ca t, psi ,),,,,jj ea c u . All the shave may be said to be ready a: telegraph notice ri t .1.: .... ;: 3 7 , :,. a10 ,... sad n.e „li ra/$ . 10 1,44, teem to e ,:eatrit for foreign service. The Agamemnon it a strew-ship of 3 Do. (OUtil)._ .. ,_; li 2 telegraph from Paris THIS DAY.-Two o'Ciocr. Mir' - • •Inests. 91 nuns. A large portion of her crew are laid u with 10 D 0.6 per ct. Preerencel 1 die iPm 1 French funds to-day. s . .eireo , " ed ' es- e. . ~..re i. •a.m., by the lot retorts of cusps 1 • • P The railway market is firm to-day, but presents no so Lyons and Ilednenamml • it, 7 r ..;:e...... 05..... .. . scar attars, and moreover she is about 130 blue jackets short 11 pea usual, have been prof ~•,, e its -• to tic /KANO London Newspaper., by com p lement of 850. The great screw three decker, increase of business. Caledonian, Great Western, ► u lo , se C ~ e 4, l ll' t e ee; , , A .,--, ..: - - I 2 2 S pm of her com Sw 7l . * -...., ...es • tre thi. taper 1. he yu by more than in government recur s t e t .: ••• •-,i .. , - t .. e . : Ts bum . i t , t u n , e utuc,t competitor „ the Duke of Wellington, 131, is fast progreuing in her Laneashhe and Yorkshire, London and North - W . il Namur It 124¢r ( niii i t ;:; 7 - 71 bi cut 2.• 0 - 4 . ' ' • p a ut,:,b c d. tit ata p s i,,,,...u. equipment, end it is reported will be out of the hands of Western, South-Western, Midland, and South- 30 2c Do. &Wes intense) .. a t r 7 5 1 the government brok , •co ns:eL o ..... ....... .. 17;11 712,50 the dock, ard by the middle of next month . She has about 16 16 Northern et name_ S6 * 361 Eastern have realised rathr better prim than were 393 a l. D o. 3 , 31. 3 „ ct , et. i ot a . UI off a parcel at 991, c iii.s..s.• int Irt eee 500 on her books out of her complement of 1,100, but her The of fi cial busines ~,,. 1e..: .... ....... . 1.,,,, obtainable yesterday. Irish Great Southern and (for tee Aeneas Wee . 14 IS li si•-.11.:1 ,, Ln Weatern are rather cheaper. 141 Cent. Consols for t p l it y Ste e - to all Norwegbes Trunk Prefer. SI 9/ 9 1 •rn mee of this po-itun jambe ens Wenn.lo le Pane es.l Lyons ... .. 171 171 pm ri I account, 99:, 1,1, ~ Theeo' d ' u. " - 7 " ,.... .tray a eonternbast7: vice, with a full consph meat of 480 °inner and men. But, All foreign shares ate quiet. 20 Su Paris sod Cream ... . 41 42 6 3-16; South Sea ki Weirs. ners l 4 1.40 T • 9 4 „ floa t cr .01 the Loudon is r ocau t , in addition to the above, and two or three neutron, we ne • tees 3, " t " • - ui • etimess AND erTOChts 11NOCARANTELD. 2O 113 Pariescd Bony ... .41 42 count, 229. late'" i veto e., Or t a :.+it Bing oon nr.t.1•1:11(11 linen' tone-re. hue at Portsmouth the full-twine, which are now termed 20 20 Paris und tas..s , a,re .33 131 33/ barb k.'ci•.'7 th a ea+ restive linr...uro: whin le dearly advanced ships are to be kept ready for sea, and, though Sh. IPd I Claming Prices 'WM 05 - 41 7 9 1 , 90 4 Pirle,Cee.,andCh on tire 4 et pla 'Mc June Exchecp r_ t--- ; „".*: .n P• tarfand . an d a' rtaly. with the seemed highest ,- ILILWATII. neterda7. la 1 Pm+ 101 m Cloches and Richmond .. 1 Ipm nut in conimmoon. are also to be kept ready to hoist the -I 14a. prem. The MI _ ...... .e55:'"' l' ,U , - ., - ..1., :; 1 tre "'"e ht .. 7,,, si d "' ts ' if tss re" =. e .__ s s wea lstse e t b„, ra m l ' il " pendant and to receive men : sr. '40.1 .I.terclaszt ... ... 35 30 ---- 20 n bonen cart Ilion ... .. 20 11 191 20 s' sambre eel Neu+. . ... II PI and India Bonds at • Gus. ie ' l . 4 mberWl, adonis is 4 Do. m ear Cent. Peeler. - - The foreign stock '''' .-- div ppv. --- . . -- tti "1"."1" 746731 owe Wes ellerelleleil WM is lepense, anflass ii . Princess Ckeelette.... 104 13 1 ens 0b7.47 %. * .• et gold Is 6 ambers of Ihressz„.„-. 4# 41 wi 11111 6 WW 133, nr Tu . ! ~. as .n oc iabaler or Neesemea la the lauphms ;or al gmasimhipp. Ada ' - • rallm * 4 $53 84 SiSt 33 When.. Lan„.:Ches.Jus. 71 114 Cs 20 Is. Upper Isdls %rip ........ spm all round. There miasion i • '3l. 05 all West Flanders • 11 61 securities on foreig esenue, 1.. lesoW+Aurect. Met-anat. Leactoa. 1 9 6 Do. 51 per Coat. Prefer. 6 die par Nelson tOLIt ATS - TRALIA and the COLONIEB. - Lights St. Vincent 10 2 Wedernot Swkarand... 1 des par SI per cent. Mexic hrap, and durable KiiOVING.-9100tiON'S !MONT The Vengeance Is an 84 gunship; she has had her de : e • 1. 1 c li en e n e " -- , - 14 ell 64/ 20 3 Zealand I 5 dis ' 2 3 5 26. Sardinian Five • 41 Chasm and Maras. . 21 22 ALTh ROI Ilet.. FELT i• Pvth01,..... 10h1v,.... 14 7 t ra m eri; fent made good, sad has been under orders for some time ea 41 1 mob a m ' .. .. Isi 39 214 a u: tat. +ed ho W" " " I'2 a "'"" a al- - 7 -- In - ee - for Li- bon; she has been only waiting for her men on leave so. Li . Datinead &Wee! heti.. 116 i ps 4$ virtu scrip to 31 to • ,- • . e „1“; ..r...tria theta:Orr lecusted fur slates. can ta lad on JOINT STOCK BANKS. all day at 11 to -,;,.. r inot, by enisradvad polar. PROM. oNE Ph's NY to return. Speaking of Plymouth, we had also at that port Ice et , Insdar, Penh, ru.4 Ant ra- area, LE sou r. Croesta's Pant NON-CONDCCIINO Felt last week a fine andable squadron in the Sound, composed dace Jimenez ... ... II • Lasater .e.e.. also show a rally. arum b ier...al Piers ayes 12 per mu. 0214 - - how" of the following : 15 al. Sea Amebas r i . " s „, l ' er es ,' " ,,m,,:. *ear sy pat i•e appleation to CfbalOON and Guns. Men. W all Ditto all end II.) 3l 6 Na Shama Imms. .., IBMOATB.-lIII.L. LONDON, who ako .upo, ump _ 0 116 400 Captain Michell. 20 SO imam Oseleaes_ - • 12 2 11 11l - - --- --- -...-- - Han Old Five per C 22,39 e 40 Metraleals SHIAIIIING Vett and INODOROCS Vett tee dente calls sad )inky tti, a a thasiorn Usbes. man a_ Half per Cents., 18 Y 4• he.,... te. anacw dm temperance. N ensennee B4 7.50 Captain Lord E. Russell. nasejeu. so _ 10 11 40,000 25 Mena. Dank of Ada 6 par Ipa Leander 5O 500 Captain King. 911 Ito bo. dies 11 sad C dere 75 41 el WOW 20 Chart. Bob of ladle , Certifs., 99. &each ---- ---- 77 - 7. The Queen, however, 7' P • 31 et it. a w.2.2wa. weiCU t i a by by has oral an advanced com lement 0 - 100 gm 3 Imommum • - 71 73 Australia, end Chins 3 11 26 pm 114. Mexican Th T HE GOLD Ith%l%hit, la. 6d. per 80tt1e.23,000 24 Vralish, Neottbh, end kIACI 1.1111 ID tiltrhlt, Is. par Bottla-These kam. BTRAM-vnisZta. 1 • Bt 107 Lelbiberatt aad Olassow .7476 id Ann/elfin Ch owed 10 21 1.1 pea 1711 Four-and-a-Half pc ....e...hel e at at tireisentmatan perpannons mike Old Calt Guns. Me n. h.p. 10 ll Edlstsursh end Peebles.. - - 25,000 20 toedon Dank of Ates. preiniuns. Portugu r os...nd wan.od run 41 Ariblee sew, by a sladto appliedirn - Arrogant (serea) 4O 450 369 Capt. S. Fremantle. et. we I u t i g ,,,,,,,, p ut u . D au c a , 22 24 tralla and India .., 3 15 pm ri tam taws„,,, 1., a Ent. their elm Pannow l6 - -1010 .1. 00 1" 11402 . Encounter (do.) -, :er, err.% baset p g . o b reite NerOalleanestl ; mty Dego, V a l orous _... _ - 0 0 1 514 cal 1 of Australia - Half pc p e wes. hoot is.artdee: 5 . saws Swan Odomon. Pamthesslt Magieienott 30,000 9 Royal Ausaul. Ilsmine ab.:1.,23, Mather Merle. 122 114 Desperate gleE ind - COMFOHT in 814AVINO.- - R: 17113 vulture 6 200 470 Capt. Glum. et her Great Week_ .ra .90 91 1071 91 6 ken 23 +with Ausralis a wit vafts' CANTON STROP, ar Oandeilasent Magee Argue et se amen resi fere navies ten to the most trador *ha. TM In addition to these we have the two screw ships- 50 t all Lanareser ad Cerade .. 92 94 ad 11,000 j ... Do. New........ traif:cr lemalrei e hem thia ma cons* sermsam, Mr. Aare Six per Cent. Scrip, Guns. Men. h.p. ieV ill Do. needs .. .- ... IS napes .. tt 4r., -1 hart made Wel et per arm Uses% sad fad Ato ..„ Bt too Lacaddroand . Tonal'. Isi In „ 755 5 m MISCELLANEOUS. Me subjoined li moor tem than any atm I has Maim mord ier r a sfing a Ica Rogue Op at rang lodnunest. tar amatiemlea smtl - Edinburgh 14 ! 1111 Do. Mat Radmi . unira 31 3 1 .. es Uum.11,4 i committee of Spanil O 4.7071 KM To sera . &as 11. Comm& insontmes. " l =is. Three are in harbour, but ready for immediate sea- ee sit ;Leeds Neelbern ... .. Is lei les I , . prices I Badness due reference to the del Aar t -- tract. Los km,* man the Strop. Ma, my In obtaimad, sod No. Ob. /I tICELLANIOLV. + I'd jesterday.l today. service.- The latter is the sea-going gunnery-tender, and 114 la Immismaml Lasky& .• 81 96 ____t___•_i_. _ tams a reference to Mal anfone ll l d W a d, T.". mad 84 - 84- 4•146-43811 " 888. • bo 100 e h m have the e u • 10 a um.,tutany,a Southend. 15 1i pm , ~,,,,p.„4 n i .,,,,, eine rewound NAM., P ow d er. la • atmen ore mover, we e o °wine i ! that republic. prea.c.r St, lal =Brighteo, &P. Ores. UN 1016 104 ships at Plymouth, classified as " 'drama d ships." They st. let a Iterth.Wasta- Ila 1161 1165 19 10,060 100 Awdrellan Agri-, SS 401 101 104 - b -A D lES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who are the ism powerful of our s . idingeoret.d.war ;_ IS 111 De. FIRM ... 24 It pea 123,7151 IN. Brit. Aust. Land all II 2pm Committee wafer tem espouse leanly:4oft sad imp suosalana. sal Own. Gam. 10 1 1 lus.alerl.seits.to 10 16 , tam-6w and wAAblevelllflp Ms amplasEsm of MCIWIAND4' s t. o.. 7e,or ai may am . Tbeederee 84 Bt . l'u tuodost & Seutle.Weders. 691 111. 901 1 - 127,013 , 6 Prelttiv.Lad.hain.: ell 61 01 I 111 lk lALTIMIL 7111. " •3 3.3 " ..0 3.3 " .16.8 448 ell hettettee ship en ecensalamon .. 120 Clarence B4 so : 131 Do, 6120 ... „. .. 61 41 cis 100,000 1 tbottiehAustinvest. all 1 2 pm ' S The following eau, salleadernme ol thsam.manseamonallaadallgammeafroshima ”...,„„___ - - 4 sa die neve 25 S. Arretrullen Land' 2S SSI 1 031 this morning by the saline omi arra • leslary amilitemerlng ampamme to ths fora- rs'a ^ tom!. papers, sad a dame ad Waal *Es Om* comet ems. Per. Royal Adelaide ok 11 126 4° 23 I all Ismlmlnyllellanulles 19 2 zd morrems. atm opullsothea yonemems • boo mid millourumand OM- Bombay B4 Fondryant 7B 8,. Leo memalhoL,eLineenals 291 306 W "I avail myself of ass el tam Maim el Os ma am mosaluahr the C a l cu tt a d sal 11 " 8111188 "" 1 881 ( " 81.81284 ata At Sheerness, too, we have a large and powerful ht. 100 1 8 111109 _. - ......: - 74 1 74 1 745 1 =11°~51555. 04511.55" Ike eieletee. win die fed It . - from the government aerie., mid team e i a di, n i t. available squadron of ships in commission fitting and 50 81 -1 1 4 " 7 , mia ", 0 1111111 .. e.40 .00 . , 1 :. 1 ""r )... ..... 92 _ 4l TI7I6DAY RYZNINO. ing that a gold mine I Way the Intabilly lad eh, *I limmilt. Pra .l it ?Last Oa OIL Far bad& Chula advanced. U ! ut Dine Half shares- ... - - The market for English mining stocks has been Jams, and theta eom . aid the extent of to -Tie men "Namlaml , 131 =4 11. 3 .m . „am imillIPIT. and ADMIRALTY, MARCH 22. - APPOINTMENTS.- 46. too A c u rt uutum _ . so 61 rather inactive to-day, and without any essential alte shall be able to report A. SOWLAND and SON& 1111. ......,""""‘_ .„_t i L, I " Chaplain J. B. Banes to Vengeance. Assistant - Surgeon GI 2 I Do. Baty Extinakia .. _ Se 35 ration in prices. The following are the prices at which sem" stamp. ' Laud 611 Nall 1 / 6 14. ' "" " `"" "" " A. W. Beaumont to Naiad. Clerk-in-Charge K. W. War- 23 le 11111 9 071 . 11 h 06 4 19 .awersid 1 3 1 dil " Private letters di Omar sr . P•rhonen. Se 71' Newry and Enniskillen_ SI SI sales have been concluded: North Pool, 313, 31 • wick to Tyne. 73, it to be inexhaustible * all ItterseniTsuasyolatheltm. 9 10 South C ara d on , 230, 235 ; South Tolgus, 245; South fond a doubt, the p CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, PoasTsmotrru, MARCH 22.-The Prince Regent, et.ro deorsolk ... ... ... ... 52 94 75 IR irorthadoz. Antiampinal, sad Orfignal. la. melt; by pad. 90, Captain Hutton, London, 90, Captain Mundy, Sidon, 1 2 1 1. , 1________Ds. 115w,,,.._2:1__•;;_.: u les Frances, 1073200 ; Dolcoatb, 102, 103; Trelawney, thither, ins pite of hip W. s. 72, steam frigate, and Leopard, 14, steam frigate, remain " .2 3 • f ' art9eni stu r w m ''''' . ''''' 66, 68; East Basset, 30; Trebarvah, 10, 11 ; Gilmer, "Either by land a 11'. my North SSI # 141, 15; Alfred Consols, 181, 19; Tremayne, 27t, reach Jams from tit's WHAT TO SAT, DRINE, AND ATOM. at Spithead ready for us. They are hourly expeetest to is. Is 14 'North Dena. Wo. 1 . . ..'.. - - die ." I have comment . soil for the Mediterranean to reinforce the fleet under a all Do. 1 A Deterred -.- - 28; Wheal Cupid, 81; Wheal Carpenter (Owinneen) ULCIVILE TO YOURS, MIN. stoners for mer." ating BR Vice Admiral . Dundee. The Agamemnon, 90, screw steam a e B e. D 6 1 Gursideed - - die 63 1- Cubert United, 21 ; Eut Tamar 385.; Kirk- by the stea HOW TO BR HAPPY . ship, Captain 8. T. Maitland, sent two new eases to the 20 179NorthIlledlordsters... 41 4 die 135 ry. hominid to-day, the scarlatina not being _yet totally endi- " lall 'North who m •‘•-_ s Si cu d b rightshire, 5 ; 'rrevelyan 41 • Wheal Wrey, 13, MORAL AND PGYSICAL 11/JOYNER OP LI?!. rated from her tiny. The Espiegle. 12, Commander Han- 10 In :Northam/ s.vrenesssuir s 4 pm 1 ; North Damsel, 36 71 . • s cl era ' Console, 103; West " I have the hoc favour of Ist Decem' St I WO .0111er0 Wen., Wein,. 46 19 4SI 1 Wheal Alfred, 31 • Wheal Carpenter (South Syden s. cock, arrived to-day from Woolwicb, en rotate to the West el. Jois 'A e ntoloarrio ... ... 100 102 101 014 SPECIAL DISSAIISIL Indies. She remains for the present at Spithead. Se. :00 Mimi Sr 63 611 ham), 10; Wheal Zion, 3a ; Bedford United, 111; m t lhet "'P eet.. . . West Treasury, 11 ; the el' • ' . VI. 114. 101 a som t clm . i'A 64 66 Aa Yet nothing. TUE LIGITITUTEII OF MARIUAGR LIFE South Tamar, 8 ; Fat Work, 31; NI. 100 Do. Liall.MAmm. Se Ii a pu is opinion ie vn. Clive, 61; Cwm Darren, 1. DIFRAPEII 07 MOTEL 10 5 • Shrews's*, amtllkraford - -we must await the 961 en Iserembary ow awns • Th gold mining shares, though quiet, were de- Governor of Maestri ven. m e ammo. . RESPITE Or THE CONVICT SAIINDRIB.-The con- I (11a&M.Ilin.) ... Is 90 TI..•flAltY DIGIANCEMENTCONSTIPATION, cidedly Shiner, and closed with an improving appear- "As yet I have o MOM& via Charles Saunders, who was convicted in February last 114 , all , Dallatves ... ... ... 9 10 ante. Colonial Gold left off 23 prem. ; Great appear with the Ceteteiletel ix. sae s. of the wilful murder of Thomas Samuel Teller, sad sent to ti 0 ...,____,_ ll4 - 000 ;t7._ - •• 1 :, I: ~. gett Vein, 21 prem. ; and Peel River , 6: to : prem. tinily inadmissible • it at Onee, 'linen whit LiCILIOII. Min; mg SearCil lAKS O s 1 wafts 1 / 1 . SM. the county gaol of Faux for caseation, was respited a 4. :E „„„ ; -..-- : :.. si v 22 '" 12. this evening, for the space of a week, the document gt. um , num lessan .- ~.. ... 77 2 1 78 774 8 Port Phillips remain en exception, icing still very General Orbit's ass itypitarattlx; 08, Tll6 COLD 7 AT I I CL being brought from the Home-ofilee by Mr. Gipps, the le so loath Wade ... ... $ O heavy, and closing 1-16 to 3-16 prem. Australasian runt on an equitabh Ihennod, 23, Pateraoset.tow ; Canslho. 117. Inoetatreett Irma, 92. 0 .... gu. .K 1 as b,..,.„„ uo fm. R . c,,mi. M . D.. ik under-sheriff. Since his condemnation the relatives of the ee le • (Ivat It Yeel•Ledliver .- Ette 1 13 clued better at 4to 1 prem. Tee improvement in even more oteourahl Arrar.o:see, ttonm.arrotoeto way te comulted daily trout le till 3. criminal have exerted every endeavour to obtain a comma- r, all ! '_ • this stock and in the Peel River appears to be and also what they 5 GNAT MI e. tation of his sentence, and in the course of lot week the •••' S' -'*-- edie it' . . r . ; 33 k IS IS linaememeleaassa a 4 the sanction of the presented a peti to the Hom ecretary, setting fo owing to the remarks of the chairman of the former Quito next Septemb W HERE 1)0 YOU BUY YOUR BOTTLED the ir . . , . . 2) 17 l ifele et seams ... ... in strong terms convection th a t ne was not en a irame gy el or t undied mud En 1888 ?-B"l9ar own 'she, and I. 3°33lm i wilke, Y ou of mind to enable him to distinguish right from wrong, and SO all Malodor* sod 29 31 Further allusion, should so to e OILS ego i fteßst. and (b , 4. WS. he had the authority of the Peel River Company to above d • CANNON-STRUT, TRAFALGAR-SQUALL, Losdno, giving assay pusagcs in his life, which seemed to indicate 30 13 IWOI I OwnWoll -• 9 1 if mention that out of fifteen specimens of gold quarts ma em p February, which c rs. ant boon thit Istroloced the IMPERIAL NSA. I a deranged intellect. Since his trial helms preserved a sullen le .11s. Wiedisdlea ma *old* 1 dim per led bads 006 694 sent over from the estates of that company tbe are- A gold "placer' SOIL, the Dreamt PI:81.1 ; BENEYI I' of the yew. end reserved demeanour, rarely speaking, even to the Rev. L L i t 2 e : i' lje all"s4.Bl" o,. g a w a d wa RARER BROTHERS, aid Co. sow oar to J. B. Hamilton, the chaplain of the _prison, who has been 23 i 1131 Do.O.N.Z.Pardesso ' the peals BA-1017 sad ALLSOPP'S PUS almost constantly with him. He admits his crime, but twine Iyerk and Nara 111Ment SO 39 635 a weight of quartz, the greatest yield coming from is considerable, othe ALM Is Impend Meese" at the Whoring .* maintains an indifference of manner when it is refined to, - rock which show ' ed no apparent indications what_ California. An the 1 low prime:- Serb sad Allaspels P. 25 Ale. 2 fe. 06. 4 illik although he has ea reseed regret for it. The execution PIRPEARIII.III MARES. • ever of an auriferous character. The proposal for the __to it are A bed, and , I per 4,0, pie Imp. Qnnfln..... ) having been fixed to take place at 9 o'clock this morning, in e t t e e t h u d s ., _ _ Ditto unto dims ruts Si. W. 01J0 front of the prison, Chelmsford was thronged at an early s a n at i ones Nat, ? per ct - leasing l•v• the Australasian Company of a portion of '''.,,„ Ce se/ a ::, t ... g e c r LT ,s l ., 0,.0 ' GenulaeLite. DoblbStout, per I y a. u . 1 . jt hour by persons from the adjoining towns, some thousands ea. lee noised a Intact per Ct HA 104 the Peel River estate was thus received with sells- persons have gone f en dor, Imp. Quite . ~i s of whom pride themselves upon not having missed witness- Ft. lee Genesis MO ... „. led ire faction. already two vessel. s ''... Ditto diao 4150 Piste 64 Id. . ' ing the carrying out the last sentence of the law in the county 13 ' 1 • 110402 1 . 3 409 118 :1 4014 - 154 10 1 ad per Qum* a;' . " ' i ells Par The non-official closing quotations are : -Peel At a meeting of ' Piste , for e tr ed iull anus given weft re. . for the hat twenty years, and great was the disappointment 4 41 a r hen. as Ades- River Lund and Mineral, 61 tot prem. • Australasian held yesterday, G. turned. For nett only, manifested as the fact of the prisoner's respite became el ftl enem umstlon - .. S 1 61 xd EARLE BROTHFJA, Ma Co. ' 1 14 . known. As usual, the majority of the assemblage was corn- 51 31 (11.104)6 . p.Ct. 311 31 Coal, Ito 1 prem. • New South Wales Coal par to 1 and regulations .. Wine and Bar Menden& posed of women , young and old, and manly of the latter, I 6 1:10. do. (Si.)? per Q. 36 41 prem. • Monarch ' Gold, i die. to par ; Australian honed "- silk, to I 4, Duneannonatreet, Trataine.equaa Londe& whose means would not permit the luxury of any kind of 1 4 1 Ds. 0 9 . 71 . 1 W 7 pr Ce. 1I i Pro Mutu al, 3 dia. to par; Australian Consols, 1 die• trade, were finally ARLO W'lti NEW IN- conve7anes to tee sense of their entertainment, h o bl e d into 3 1 , 11 ,.., 4 1,hw• h t . '. 1 P V i o l 11 3Pm to par ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, practice of coedit the town from distances of ten and twelve miles on their le I F "'Drs... per paw i tut; 14 I 1 " Li - 3 , , - = ....- .j 5 VENTED 1111.7. ACTING SYPHON 1 to 1 die.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 3 to: dia.; transactions beton REQUIRES NO VAST-PIO n otototilo, notwithstanding a steady fall of snow during the 20 10 gem. suCt 15 19 72 ' 1 1 ?„. 1 1^ I protnaals BAN beer, eider, or ones lawn jesrney. = 2 3 3 Ilidinbratgh, LW: Worthing (new sham), 3-16 to 1-16 die . Lewis shall become as gr ia' ... e t - t 8° """" i "j a llet " mid " " Ws " , A PARTS BURGLA R. -A crowd assembled yes- tn .. 100 1 0014 9 "reb r at es e e e l Ih iii. 11 : 1 5 12 : 1 Hill Range, 3to 1 dia..; Melbourne Gold,' to 4 per neut. The mercha mil "- . that ust t aball Os draws *goads' Prr 1 126 4 . share; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, to apply to all sill - A terday in the Rue d'Argenteuil, Deer the Penis Royal, in In. 100 Do. IWe smut. hip, 114 I r consequence of a thief detected in the set of robbing in a I dalemide at levet pre • 109 HI 11. 0 , 1 01 . f.. a'Lltrwpo., B ° l u A t ts wal la Gold , Goi Imi t n o inig dis. , house, having succeeded in reaching the roof, where it 1 0 1 1 M. 46 Per en& leriP "- - 83 el . the Iriv rs ers f i ro ty m of l: ~, ~ak k --- ----- - , , ,„..,, .. d...,..., to follow him. Th. man, who had on a 1 6. tit 04.11MAWans(1)Siglethe 54 131 60 • It GWeet.Bleardbutteez ape' el 7 h Streaming, 1-16 to 3.16 prem.; Garnett and Moseley, Russian army. blouse, bat was without shoes, was seen to move about et . iee at , „ e otuuci 3 ,„1 to lot par to 3 prem.; Golden Mountain, 1 to 1 die.; La easiness, as a war: of - 1 1 / y - - .1,- for some time, as if seeking a window through which to fle. I 100 Dhto ' lure mie mat. 1 100 102 101 4 -,,.... _ escape, and at last he disappeared altogether. Mean - 16 6 lananalasellsTaelar 620 1 dl. Ipm ad Perucienne, : ' die. to 4 prem.; Brazilian Diamond Bt. Petenburg On / while a detachment of soldiers was sent for, and they St. !l e 0 I Dined Weilidtalisk , 1..9 152 and Gold, par to 1 Fem.; Nova Scotia Copper, 11 much too low to 3 . , um ...h. pule &I. us blocked . up all the issues from the house ; some firemen M. 100 lOLA 110110601111 • 8 1 554 13 0 13 1 I the drat warreated a me; to mmA n y . Its eon ; ai ho were also sent for, who went on the roofs, but they ar- d'.. • !lee Dittarthedll ege e r ._." . se , 4 LocalaWasitts&-sumus - - to 4 prem.; Ceylon Land and Mining, Ito ,-i , prem.; from this side. 1 , 4 it Brucutu Gold, par to : prem.; Cologne tinni n g, par There was no t lig tar sham, Ls, ha. need just as the man vanished. The military, firemen, 11 all Lmskjej o im ,,,,m ar. iia 1 6 4 Jr to i prem. ; Jamaica Copper, 31 to 1 prem.; of foreign exchan, will mu crowd waited for two ou s an then • commis- l e n 1 th e= ease My la stu d it co mma e ganthe following IS 184 ad le r tier to d the sergeant in Il i ! U ' l4A.ll ll2l =Lte n. .= 5 guanca Copper Company of Jamaica, ito 1 prem. ; limited : but the .e top of the plamC (Welsh has shehollb cnd : "Brave Sergeant,-Do not fatigue your men le le I De. New SIO i - lO5 111 103 Port Royal and st. Andrew's Copper, 2to 1 prem.; places was slight . I i„...... the air.lembelle,aulltdamairodmo Wow& it WM Os ISM MONO Ms *mat any longer by making them wait for me ; when 9 ' 3 Do. gh ---B5Pm 1 d Si 1 , 2 Portland Iron, par to 1 prem. • Pontgiband Silver burg, and Amster ff . 111 all Maryp.& WILK 44 f• .... No , ........,.., you receive this letter I shall be . a long way o se. „ op , iesteeecee , er.m ..,, shoi 143 143 141 3 , .! ' i Lead, par to 3 prem.; South Devon Consols, par to quence of the s In visiting the house nest to that in which your men are, ... 1,... eine mom air ism ardor. 161; 3 1 Ditto Premised 1 I tea ,t prem.; Mizen Head, par to 1 prem.; Kerman, paper on Vienna JAMES 11111111,015, 11 , nig "Maas. you will sec how I escaped, nothing was MOM simple. After 20 Iso atectunt zaws.bus... , 1 1 t - 091 5 11 4 asiosimoAsum rstakolog Ina- haviog passed from one root to the other, I opened the i i ell I Do. Oueranteed 61 per et 11 51 ato 5 prem.; South Cork Copper, 1 dia. to 4 prem.; 11.7 to 9, muse sad leak Mosefeseerer_ ____. Ases - __ window of a chamber, which I found to lie nicely furnished. I 101 l 1 Do.WaveseyValley Spa l 21 Gleuaulin par to ki- prem.; Connemara, par to 3 We notice, wit: band 1520-N.B. No nee en maame l =aatlMld . 0 . .. I found in a box placed under the bed a great coat, and a eel 190 Nor& brlii+6 .- ... WS 11l prem.; earberry \Vest, par to 1 prem.; Sulphate tion, that a Nam mow sad erktreee, all istlrrseall WW l = 10 all North ItaNartinke J. 9 . tut u s it , t i a aam .. a .„, a Inglin MOM mini ma ~, pair of varnished leather shoes; and after having put them st.. l in wird , w ormater. tr.rl of Barytes, 3-16 to 1-16 prem.; Knockatrellane par to providing fort arum el eta as 1 sad mlasimmio =I MBE Ida NSW oe, I went away by the parte coc*ire which the too curious I 1 wolves., tn. epuecni - - to 1 prem. ; Tregurtha, :to 3 prem.; Woodside late Mr. John Sp ervisTati TAP W (lo improma orb asaod porter left free. I talked a few moments with you, and IS !II i Dtt.o ditto ditto 1 11 wo Miss( piper I, vital. sel la. per wilt Theta* told you that you would have a good deal of trouble in 6 I II einue.&lltem.Newfluar. It Ile Colliery, par to 3 prem.; Chalanche Silver Mining, nest was prematt N.B. Its merit" wive moil aserwmal and duly ta*eteol9 Is lit• catching the thief. I said thief, for I confess that having le 110 '9hrewe.SeCheete:(Nor.W. #to 1 prem.; Gm t Hewes United, par to 1 prem. ago of 36. Mr. ] ram wate '" • • 8.188" Is, 54' 453, and i " w "" 41 " b " . " found a 100 f. note, and 100 f. in gold in the trunk with the n UM:. S per 0w... mad wee awarded. 10 'lO Do. S per Cad ... oast and shoes, I could not r..sist the temptation of totting I LA 25 loth Deem ... ... ... IS IS THIS DAY.-Two o'Ctoex. Institute ; and it them." The statements of this letter having been weer- in I 111 Ditto New THE. MILITIA. tamed to be exact, the soldiers were sent home, and the 1461 all south &stem (Roatuni crowd dispeneed The secret police have commenced a I Ann.)of 61.0.6 R:I 206 Colonial Gold and Great Nugget Vein are steady, mory is honourab MOM LAB? NIGHT'S GAZETTE . strict search after the man.-Gall rani . 20 I all delTorkehizetperettnet 20 21 but, if anything, a shade cheaper. Port Philips are The Australian The following commissions have been signed : 5 I 3 i Watarlordnylp.at I die par THE CABMEN AND THE NEW POLICE REGULA- 84. WO York, Amirante,* WM., marked 1 prem., and par. nerally better t Thomas Stokes, Esq. to be cornet, in the Castlemartin TtONS.-Lnit night a crowded meetiag of the members of , I OtNorth of Rns.porett. 1 101 103 The Land Companies shares are steady, with little Agricultural close sups of Yeomanry Cavalry . s m movement. Peel Riven mark 61 to 3 prem. Land, 233 to 24 Coavray Widthwise Levesy, gent. , to be 9125 41 0 , ii, th e the h ac k ney sr cirri trade was held in St. Martin's Hall, 11 I 1 'D IU° th " _ -...-.. .._ 16 10 iYorldielt.MieLlLL&B.Pureh pm Ipm 101 Long-acre, to take into co n sideration the measures to be Royal South Gloucester Regiment of Militia. G urge John Lloyd,Eso.. to be caeteite . Tice Lentean adopted in consequence of the regu l a ti ons recently issued 'by the Commismonen of Polio, relating to hackney cam- LIN _ES LEANED AT FIELD RENTAL& Na 'Sarre I Mow. 111'44 releas aing I B does shares were agar mined, in the East York Regiment of Militia. eej all, w i t h! Yenter lll 7. WAIT. London and es Horatio Edenborough, to be captain , v i ce m et h" , re . ages. Mr. Jams Scully took the chair, and commenced 1 nuarent(lesatoOtWen. 30 SI --- 1 1- 1 - 31,1 . A us tra li an lead, in the Wen Essex 31ilitia. the proceedings by remarking on tho numerous hardships lei all 1 Ditto without a guarantee 100,000 1 I igua prla .... . .... . ..._! all i 1 11 ms 31 4 / " e trade, and urged upon Mend to Greet Western 20 3, endured by person, engaged in th e , 33 i i 30,000 1 Anglo Austra li an Cold' ati !par Ipm Crystal Palace (1, Chalet George Cholmondeley, Esq., and Wilbraham 'Elm.% cd.,Se 100,000 lot Mono Calduenon ~.. ail I 5 5,. 1 Frederic Toll h Ere emac e, ~ le b e captains is the Royce ) the meeting the necessity of seekin g . redress by peaceable 1 2 0 1 all means. The recently issued regulations of the Commis- tdiese p te l le-V i eet. 30 31 10,6% 10 Australasian Cheshire Militia. 303 all tDlr. n without a guarantee , 20,400 39 Aeunallan 5 3 6 SI s tal Steam, 84. sionen of l'olice were most arbitrary and unjust. The law' - (keen to Orrat Mown '39 30 60,00 e 1 Aaelnilian Cordillera NEW DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS. provided for the protection of the public, but the cab- 9t. lop Butuutrumuca (teat; 100,000 1 Austral:An . Freelnkl driven were treated without soy consideration. ( Hear , to Londonalf.Wenen 101 106 105 15,000 1 Ave Marla all IMsj pm way, ito i di.. Maatostrasume. 2oo , ooo 1 British Australian Gold all 1 4pm 11 ate 1 prem. Charles Frederic Threstria, Esq. Ed ward Owen. Esq „ hear . Mr. Williams moved that a petition . be drawn_ u . p 50 3 31 ....... dada15 . ... . . _Junstiun . ._ 334 (Hear, . o un d ic, gi, morMCn) 191 153 Km 20 Itritisla Iron Ribett D ac u s . 1,,,,,,. DI aid ' the Acv. John Williams for presentation to the Secretary of State, setting forth the a. too los iz awi . f ou to ii: g ut L isora; tl ;6 . on moo &I breall.lmp.(tss.ral.pm 343 4 41 The quotations .r Ellie grievances complained of, and praying for redress. 0,000 SO DesCoomaand Cobbs all 31 4 are thus reported YollitaNlßß (NoRTH IDDIP10). hear.) Nothing, he said, could be more absurd than the m 2 3 I l e eteeetee e i Dee . Fee ., 11,600 20 Do. Pt. John Del Vey II 29 39 -Dutch Four I 9i: William Payee Gallwey, Bart., M.P. conflicting state of the law with respect to the alleged in- (leaned m OreatWedere 321 431 110,000 1 Canon's Creek A nu I oni I fringensent of the cab regulations, for nearly every ma 1 100 all 'Hartlepool Dock &Rano. $ 12,009 40 Coke Copper Penguin wino. trate had adjudicated in a different manner upon similar ' (leaned to Yk. N. It Der.) - - Immo 3 Colonial Cold .....« I 21 21 Om SI 5 Cents., 231. Mt Jets Mirebrase, Esq. ..50 Is so 111011114s po. 3 ihme lliy(1.10141 , 11/te 1 65 11 , 1 344 13 - _ Ceplapo l4 36 01 cues. By the new rules the cab -driver wee not only pro- e1i,.1 1 001 81, Copper Miners of Eng. ell 73 SO Committee's Cc' -- - -------- hibited from drinking or smoking, but from dismounting ee 121 12.1 Do. 1 shares ( ditto).. 271 281 11,000 1 25 Do. Pref. 76 per mat all 73 fli Mu per Cent. Metal , Tut CASE OF GAZOTTIVC AT WAKEFIELD.-The hie box while on the rank, and must not leave it even to 121 12; London amt Greenw.eb 70 . 090 6 ' Tots&AcistrelienCuppet all 11 I dir 4 per Cents., forei Paste on Saturday made a roes.a on all the lowest par. get refreshment after being out for army hours. (Hear, (Sewed to &stab Laden 135 113 10% WO 2 Greet Nugget Vein all 2/ 21 pm 20.6. 5 0 20 Gwent all 17 19 All there prices ten of the town, and took into custody a number of ens- hear.) There were 15,000 of them, who were compelled to 20 20 Ditto Preference PROM' 331 261 12,000 1 Orand Dadly of Barks all pa iMu Turkish accounts Petted persons, who, it was thought probable might be Pay 104. fur • • s'eePt which he defied an one to say was 10 20 Lowed o hOtlar. 4 l sl7o est Deesed to Nurfelk) l9 191 11 . 001 $ Great P01dc0de............ all 11 i em eneatected with the late assault on Mr. Hartf. A ' numberlof worth more than 3d. (Hear, hear.)- Mr. se- 10 au am ditto 3 per ow 33 37 264 100.500 1 Lake Bethune. ..... ...... all . dls par 1 London market 50,050 I Liberty alt 1 six the. Five per Ceti well-known thieves were among those apprehended, but coaled the resolution, which was carried unanimously.-A u 3, ause ,.. B . toomatica He Borff has not succeeded in identifying any of them, and committee was then appointed to take steps to obtain re- - ol i med . zl „ ..kel.W.all4l.) 23 31 zd 9,000 8 Linares all .31 141 exchange on Lou and Ream 50,000 1 Loadoe&Califeen. Gold tossequeutly they were discharged (rum custody. Mr. dress of their grievances..- Several speakers then addressed St all I (leased to &octet & DarL - - I Quarts Crushlegoo all 0 I die Etat remains indiseesed ; his injuries, although apparently the meeting, white terminated at a late hour. ltie all I lete:and bradard(Ml4l) 105 106 zd 100,000 I • Marleuita an 1 die per 44 4 1 1 t, being so serious as to confine him yet to the house. BANK OF ENGLAND. -Yesterday afternoon an he 160 trornerusgueurubpatet 20,000 IS I:4•Msamildltbantrkso 9 6 61 LONDON ODU On Monday two men were taking into custody at Leeds by adjourned general court of the governors and proprietonwes I (Wad to isat.Oossato it 65 WOOS Ift sw the ...... all i 4pm 100,000 I 14.5,71907 Ikeda . all 14 It pa 25 k . .11•1.1‘onold, chief constable, on suspicion of being con- held in the offices, Threadneedle street, for the purpose of MI 125 Pm . e . le . iiairlyre(lea2.l„...cr. _ 157,000 11 Port Philip 1 1 1 pit 11 1 Amsterdam • Weed in the outrage, and late on Monday evening trey "taking the detetmination by vote in print or writing of , e , „ Itto r...,_ e _,, „.,..L . r . _ - 50,000 1 Quarts Reek sit par Ipm Ditto Isere conveyed to the, residence of Mr. Bartf, to ems if that the question in the following in. solution, proposed at the 'i t ' . 1 i' - „,;;;;Arzz,,,,4,7,7,1„10.0 05 30 Shriner Iron all 24 26 Rotterdam Intlenan could succeed in identifying either of them, bat General Court, held on the 17th instant, for a dividend, I 1 le th ree , m ut u al ll9 151 ml ~ Ditto New °arts" of the "am i n a t ii n bed not "awaited when oar &n .:- That • dividend be made of 4L per cent. interest and 6,t. pa as..l betroth Stuck 146 130 id 7,00.0 30 !haat/ago de Cuba lOl 7 8 Brussels 110,000 1 csouth AllO7llllO all 1_ Ipm Hambius and Altar amount left. The Mayor (S. Gregory, Esq.) is taking profits fur the half-year ending the 2801 February last, II .th lonth, , tyfibdskitelleame 1 to Mr. &Mean) 6 die 1,000, 10 Tin emit . Mat interest in the investigation, and on Monday evening without any deduction on account cf the income - tax. " - _ 1 43,174 MA' WWII Meehan Ensiled the party to KC B inf . 's, with a view of rendering Shortly riser four o'clock the report of the scrutineers was re 1 10 ••11 0 __. 072 V 61 . ? . .7.._ 11 ,.9_ . .«...e . _ - 70,0e0 1 'Waller par i 1 Ditto lay esatatanee it usiglit be in hie power to 6K:el , read, which stated that the question bad been decided in 25 1 23 .47 - 0 -,.,.,-.-. 6 ; i0 --- . .- ... ~, 731 100,000 1 ' West °farads 1 00 . 041 I Went Wows all ;die 6 pa, leankfort.on-the.Maln IllMlt RA RA RA ILW AY. -Traffic for tlre fortnight the affirmative, after which the governor announced a day 94.1190 .4 , Ir a & c 0.., t (3,,;iu sulitql February 12, 1333, 4361. be. 7d. for the dividend to be paid, sad the meeting separated. %Gnat 51 satma/....... 1 09 6 11 4 102 1 11.0.100 1 Tubs i ell Per spm beans (effective) ....., Limn& ISIMUSII.I "'kW dons No. Shama Baku. Paid yeatuday. to-day. - 22,30 a 40 tudralaslo 40,000 25 'lsaroJ. Bank of Ada 6 par 60,000 20 Chart. Book of India, Anstraka, and Mins 2 11 26 pas 23,000 24 Punkah, Scottish, sad Anstrallin Ch awed 10 26 SI pia In 23,000 20 London Bank of Aus tralia and India ... I 1 4 pas 23,00 20 lissdoa Crowed Bank of Australis 24,000 U Orien.al Bank Corpora. all 67 38 674 7 6 60,000 6 Royal *oars,. &mons, and (kohl Import, Ca. I 4 ills Ipm BAN 23 +with Attatalia 30,000 23 Upton of Australia 11,000 l ... Do. New........ ant, 229. The June Exchequer Bills remain quoted 10s. to 14s. prem. The March issue was done at 81. prem., and India Bonds at 40e. prem. The foreign stock market was decidedly stronger all round. There was some demand for Spanish securities on foreign account, the Deferred stock closing as good as 241 to , end the Certificates Bto 81 per cent. Mexican bonds were strong a* 251 to 26. Sardinian Fives have rallied to 95, and Peru vian scrip to 31 lo 4 prem. Turkish scrip was firm all day at 11 to 11 prem. Russian stocks also show a rally. The list of sales is annexed : Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1852, 99. Brazi lian Old Five per Cent., 1031, ; ditto, Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1852, 981. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 99. Ecuador Bonds, 34. Granada Deferred, 111. Mexican Three per Cents.,2sl, 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 881 ; ditto, Scrip, 31 premium. Portuguese Four per Cent., 381, 1. Rus sian Five per Cents., 1191, 1181 ex. div. ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, 103. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96, 931. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 49 ; ditto for account, 31st March, 491; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 241, 2 ; ditto for account, 8 241; the Committee's Certifs.,' per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 1: prem. The subjoined has been handed to ns from the committee of Spanish American bondholders, and has reference to the debt of the Ecuador. It also con tains a reference to a newly-discovered gold mine in that republic. ECCADOR DEBT. CommitteeWip; Bondholden, 8, Broad-street-buildings, March 22, 1853. The following eztratts are from the two letters received this morning by the Committee of Spanish American Bond holders, from their commissioner, Mr. Mocatta, dated "Guayaquil, Jan. 26, 1863. " I avail myself of an opportunity, via Panama, to in form you that the government have received a despatch from the government of the province of Manabi, announc ing that a gold mine had been discovered at a place called Jams, and that a commission had been despatched to ascer tain the extent of too same, the result of which I expect I shall be able to report to you by the ete imer of Ist pro:two. " Private letters differ as to its importance, some stating it to be inexhaustible, others admitting it is extensive; be yond a doubt, the people from Coat district are flocking thither, in spite of bad roads and heavy rains. "Either by land or sea, it requires about seven days to reach Jansa from this. "I have commenced my conferences with the commis sioners for regulating the debt, on which I hope to report by the steamer." " Guayaquil, Feb. 1, 1853. " I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your favour of lit December, and 1 beg to enclose duplicates of iny , last respect!. As yet nothing farther known about the gold mine ; the public opinion is now not so sanguine as at first, but we must awnit the result of the Commiuion sent by the Governor of Manabi. "As yet I have not been able to come to any settlement with the Commissioners ; they made me a proposal so en tirely inadmissible, that I considered it my duty to reject it at once, since which we have not met. His Escellency General Urbino assures me that he will urge on a settle ment on an equitable basis. The Commissioners insist on even more favourable terms than those of New Granada, and also what they wilt propose as an ultimatum must have the sanction of the renting congress, which is to meet in Quito neat September." Further allusion to the gold discovery reported above is made in private letters, dated Guayaquil, lit February, which observe : A gold "placer " has hcen discovered in the northern part of the province of Mauan. Some private letters say it is considerable, others that it is inexhaustible, that it beats California. As the rainy season is setting in the approaches to it are bad, and will render provisions of course very scarce and expensive. The whole of the people round about are setting off, and the mania is beginning. Four hundred persons have gone from Manta and Monte Criste. Here already two vessels arc up fox Mauta. _ _ _ At a meeting of the committee of the silk trade, held yesterday, G. T. Kemp, Esq., in the chair, rules and regulations reepectiug the sales of " condi tioned " silk, to be signed by the members of the trade, were finally settled. It is expected that the practice of conditioning silk will much facilitate all transactions between buyer and seller, when once it shall become as general as it now is on the Conti nent. The merchants' rules of 1802 will still continue to apply to all silks not conditioned. Letters from Riga mention that the students at the University of Dorpat had been ordered to join the Russian army. This was regarded with some un easiness, as a warlike sign. the rate of exchange at Bt. Peteisburg on London is quoted 38 7-16 to id., much too low to admit of soy shipments of gold from this side. There was no material alteration in the quotations of foreign exchange this afternoon, and business was limited : but the general tendency on continental places was slightly upwards, bills on Paris, Ham burg, and Amsterdam being more offered. In conse quence of the advanced quotations from abroad, paper on Vienna and Trieste was done as high as 11.7 to 9. We notice, with a feeling of melancholy satisfac tion, that a subscription is being raised with a view to providing for the education of the children of the late Mr. John Sparks Dalton, whose career of useful ness was prematurely cut short by his death, at the ago of 36. Mr. Dalton was originator and editor of the Bankers' Magazine, and founder of the Banking Institute; and in various ways rendered important services to the banking interest, with which his me mory is honourably associated. The Australian Land Companies' shares were ge nerally better to-day, though quiet. Australian Agricultural closed 102 to 105; and Van Diemen's Land, 231 to 241. Australian Banks were also firmer, and South Australia rose 11. Oriental Bank shares were again in demand, at enhanced price'. London and Westminster Bank shares were done at 351 ; Australian Royal Mail Steam (61. paid), 51, 5 ; Crystal Palace (51. paid), 64; General Steam Navi gation, 30 ex div. and bonus ; Peninsular and Orien tal Steam, 84. Beziers and Graisseasac Railway shares are quoted 1 to 1 prem.; Royal Swedish Rail way, Ito din .; ' ' French South Eastern Railway, 1 to 1 prem. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Monday are thus reported by Mr.Reuter's telegraphic express: —Dutch Four per Cents., 954 ; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 64Z. Spanish Deferred Three per Cants., 23Z. Mexican New, 25 7-16. The Spanish Committee's Certificates, 7 15-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 80 9-16. Spanish Old Three per Cents., foreign, 481. Granada Deferred, 114. All there prices are lower, doubtless owing to the Turkish accounts, which had so much effect upon the London market yesterday. At Vienna on Monday the. Five per Ccut. Metallic' were quoted 941; and exchange on London, 10.58. LONDON OOURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Mmica 22. Time. Prime as negotiated Ude day. 11111.1 and H. Money. Amsterdam ' per t Short 1 , 3. Itaatr. 1111, le am Ditto Aotterdnm .. 119.10 119. 1009 v. 30 Antwerp Brussels Humbug and Altoca , w . „ 13ruce. lifell. :3mol. A:rek. St. Petersburg per ruble 38 pence ... 371 pence Pans per g ab ort 23h. 23r. ... 24r. ?de. Ditto „ a .4onths 1.51 r. Vic. ... 231r.:70. Marseilles. sr re Pr.tnefort-on-thr.3lslpe per £lO „ 1191 A. tr. ... 1200 .kr beau (erectly.) per/ „ 111. tikr. ... 114 lOir. PARIS, M•acn IL f t , •.• Openmie Mgiseet. tor A.t.Lu:. I.mse* , . l Cabin. 3 per Cents. 73 ~ 4 1 79 0 ' 79 10 7d 70, 19 1 Si per Cents., 1425 1 .. 44 per Centa., 104 IP2 35 1 102. 75 102 . 75 102 50 , 101 MP 4 yet Cents. .3 ter Centr.New Loan! .. 1 ... .. I ... Eses.3nge on L3 l 5 9 :3n 7 : 5 atshlb — t, 25 1 7i . ; 90 i dayr . :24 L. delobin,,pert.3.lo4o Amoy Napes hunts 140. 4 — ROlll4ll 5 por Cents Do. 2 0 I Go. 5, la! 2 Piaui!, MARCH 22.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto tit it bank), 1 5; Paris and organs , 1,030; fails and Roues, 1,030: Flown and Mere, 515: SiarsolieS and Asian,n (ConverS.l), —; Strastmro and 13.31 e, 333 73; Northers, ets ; Parts too •tr.,.truird. 821 50; Part- lout Lyons. 930; Lyons and Ilediterrasean, '7s; Stontercou and Traps. 275 ; t haat, 743; Blestne end St. Ilizier to Gray, 525: Paris end Cherbourg, G ^ .ll; Dijon and Bet•anoun 555; 111tdi, 6:5* . Dieppe and Yresmp, 143; Andrreleux and Itounne, —• Cents, of Italy, —; Pals sod Scraux. led; bor.:haul and l ' estu, sod; Anvers and Gaol, —, Centre of Switzerland, 409; Grairsessae a Baden, 520. COMMERCIAL. AND MARKETS. MAIM-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was very little Wheat fresh up since Monday. The continuance of cold weather! gives holders increased confi dence, and Wheat could not be purchased on easier terms than at the begiuning of the week. Barley was saleable at late rates. The supplies of Oats are trilling in the extreme, and rather more money was in some instances obtained from needy buyers. Beans and Peas brought last Monday's quotations. &11151VALS INTO LONDON FB.OII MARCII 19th to 111ARCLi 23rd. tire. 16991169. Outten. Irak. Forma.. 950 Barley l5lO 2340 1000 Malt end 920 mai. fiia MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SIMALL—The market is steady, prices are unaltered, there has not been a public sale, neither is there any business done by private contract. The refined marlet firm; grocery lump«, 4;s. 6.1. to 475. 6d. CUFFEE.—This article wears a firm appearance, but the public sales to-day are going off without spirit, and im porters are buying in ; yet prices are fully supported ; Native Ceylon, 48a. 6.1. to 495. TEA.—The market is firm, without alteration in prices. RICE.-2,000 bap Madras were offered, and bought in, la. ; 2,000 bags Jaya were offered, and partly sold, lls. 6d. to 12s. _ . _ SALTrirruz —1.400 bags, refraction 21 to cz, so:d freely in public 28s. Gl. to 305.; 2,040 bags Madras, refrac tion 13, bought in, 255. GI. SPlClB.—nataria Pepper sold at full prices, 3;1. to 31d., also Malabar, sid. to 44. Nutmegs sold at 2s. 84. Mace at 2s. Bd. to 2s. 9d. Currom conituuss in good demand. 800 bales sold yes terday on 'Change. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is very quiet to-day, with no business doing either en the spot or tor forward delivery. Town Tallow h quoted 43.. Od. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spat, 445. 6d.; March and April, 445. 3d. to 445. 6d.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 445. Od. to 455. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market remains without alteration since Monday ; the demand con tinues steady, with a short supply on offer. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. 181. • Eden Main, 19s ; ltavensworties West Hartley, IGs. Ga t .; Walls End Hatton 20i.; Walls End &invitees, 20s. ; Walls End Tees, 2a.—Ships at mar ket,l2B. (BY 1L3C111.10 TILBOZAPII.) LIVERPOOL, Waurtnn►Y, 10.30 Y. Wind N.N.E. ; moderate, and fine. Off.—Liverpool, British King. Sailed.—Aretie, United States mail steamer, for New York. QUEENSTOWN, I.Down 21. Wind N.E. Arrived.—Helena, from Marseilles; Eartol, from Constantinople; Napredak, from Galatz. Off.—Kaifirland, from Callao, for London. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. —An entertainment of legerdemain and natural magic was given at this theatre last night by M. Linski, a noted juggler just arrived from France. An apology was made fur the deficiencies of the exhibition, in consequence of a part of his baggage, con taining the most important implements of his art, having been detained at the Custom-house ; but a more complete performance was promised this evening. There is a great sameness in exhibitions of this kind. M. Linski's tricks and deceptions were very similar to those of Hobert Houdin and other popular escamolciers ; but be seems equal to any of his precursors in dexterity, and in the marvellous cha racter of his feats. His address is very much in his fa vour; it is easy, animated, and gentlemanlike, with a good deal of humour, quite free from vulgar flippancy. lie speaks no English; and the tact with which he carried on his intercourse with an English audience, turning his want of language into a source of pleasantry, was not the least amusing part of the entertainment lie was warmly ap plauded, and seems likely to become very popular. THE RECENT MYSTERIOUS CASE OF DROWNING AT LivEstrool..—Yesterday, the coroner for the West De: by district of Lancashire held an inquest at Bulmer's Hotel, West Derby, Liverpool, on the body of lt. B. H. Blundell, Esq., of Deysbrook. From the evidence of the domestics examined on the inquest it was ascertained that early on Saturday forenoon he left his house to walk about his grounds and did not return that night, and that on the next day search was made for him, when his hat was found floating in a pond in a field about 300 yards from his own residence. Mr. Barnes, the surgeon who attended on Mr. Blundell for several years, gave it as his opinion that, although somewhat eccentric is his manner sometimes, there was nothing to convince him that he was wrong in his mind. The coroner having summed up, the jury, after an hour's deliberation, brought in; the verdict— " That the deceased, Richard Benson Blundell Hollinshed Blundell, was found drowned in a field contiguous to the lands of deceased, but by what means sufficient evidence has not been given." Deceased was for many years magistrate of the county, and one of the most extensive coal proprietors in Lancashire. EMIGRATION AND LANDLORDISM.—An unusually large number of emigrants passed thr.aigh this town on l'atrick'a Day, on their way to Liverpool for embarkation. Our attention was particularly arrested by the respectable appearance of one party ; upon inquiry, we found them to be persons front the Knoeklofty estate, who have been en shied by the Earl Donoughmore to emigrate with their families to America. They consisted of about thirty-five individuals, all comfortably clothed, and furnished with ample supplies tar a voyage across the Atlantic. The noble earl's house steward accompanied this batch, with orders to provide in every way for their comfort on the passage from W-terferel to Liverpool, while his lordship has taken his departure from KnoeLlofty seas to meet them at the latter port, that he may personally secure for his dependants good berths and every accommodation on board the emigrant vessel.—Clonmel Clironie;e. SOUTH EASTERN RAlLWAT.—Traffic receipts for the week inding March 19,1853:—£10,921,7x. Ild.; ditto, wc(k ending March 20, 1852, £10,516 Bs. 7.1. Increase it 1153,004 19s. 4d.