The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-04 00:00:00

"NAPOLEON 111. AND ITALY." la the maul edition at the MN/ appears the man rtho ..l the eartioasly-experted pamphlet " Napo tua 111. et r bah. '' It le mead that 'overate! the plats de veloped are are only begird by the Imperor, bat are set a, the work of hie own bead, particularly ter " when) the maintenance of the Zlieace 'WI are At Degrees le raw : Ineeptot era : The eetelodiag p ," Th sp, Which bare been retook bid trews' times, we awned W be exchmvely from the Imperds hand. After having endeavoured to demonstrate that England ie 'morally capped mid Germany islt,ally interested m • "ma of the itirstl al of Italy, the IFliter ellAllluael k • tins queet,on should be chant ter sod with respect w Frawv. Of the position of Rowe he observes: la • p-Iltiesl pint of view, the abeolutely clerical cha fe-vs of the government of the Roman Stet sls • centre- wee, as arti came of diwontent, and, ormwerently, en element of w.aknws for the Popo Merril, and • permanent danger of revelation. . . _ The avow] dillkohy for the Pope is that which make It m the asti•mal gondola. Is this point of vicw his .itua- 1.4 la set ete.rr dolled now hes danavrane. The irritation re the Renee orates is .ttll lets oarin,t to the atom e of k g .l guArgutt.ew sad W the act-teal adminittration. that to the eeiteesias ademertly setablisheel betimes the Weeks el the bind of the church sad thee el the Pope se as ler lies Meow The cum al the moieties et 1.1148 wee, stove ell, the ezpiceket of the astleteel Wee. It le has the tilos OM tie gasounisonsat es weit se the obstacle le lib* talker:My of Italy ha:l to tome, kens Pop immortal, as soverelgs, tio is... of tale yeedsme ; es head of lb, dumb be diseproesd Its sun sad mhos* to break eff situ Austria. Pomona hams= a doable duty, Its um oubseed to medics the we to tits elm He attemserlly saoridood the potttioal to the eptettel day. Tlde Y tbe condemnatfes, set of Pius IS., but of ttio opium set el the man, bus of elm 'need" awe Om Asada imam is tbe men the terrible .!=feat= el Ihe Pities to the Pontiff, or tits PoMlif le the Priers. - _ _ lisay. A third diSralty, end tar not the but eerittle, no eroded foe the l'ope by the abialute imp weibUity he se f formand, in amend akausetannoros Initiations,. AU Mt attempts nude with this object have !tided. "no% fa e ward, Is what cocoanut Rome time are throe owidersbio difflesltles, which comoved to these spat esomokklL, •ic To eecaecile the repo, of the chturb with a legal, political, and rertler in the !tomtit St dr. raider the Pop independent of cortices, of nitkeslity, of leer, of enaineste, of internal sad 'atonal dance. el To constitute s satire army, sod t, snlostitate for est esexpeilaa the peetecticet al r etheeekme old micas Italia 'Orr 3. "This is • threefold secessity, which, under WI of m ini sad perhepe epproachlag dissarbeoce, mast be Willed, lit this Wrest of If sly, of religion, sad of tol the catholic Muir" CIRCASSIA. (11T SVIDIAIINI AND DILITINW TELZOIAIII.) TRIESTS, Fri. 4. According to ad•ices from the QMICSMIS, an at tempt of the Russians to take the town Gelendakik on tho Circessiaa coast, by surprise, has failed. Ile i'cr Ana inn Ca the stete4 wo, se difficult to runniest at Rotas sad Turin, coatinta at %lea, Naples, Forence, Parma, and ismer Ezarsiaing each capital in tarn, he ems up his veneer ia the followieg word.: s Sent is the seven state of the Peahens; at Rome. ealsgsahn between the Ecclesiastical governemat sad the helmets of civil misty, ieolatioa of the Sovereign fa the gay midst of the respect which 'eurrouuds the Petal; lead occapstice indelleits; at Tits* excitement of the entlean haling ?het any lead to war, end ruptsr• with fee tint easy end le sables; at Milan, universal setae ma the fort of nationality, beaten down but still lir*, spirt the sovereignty of Austria; at Naples, at Perms, Threence, at hitrclens, in every lilac; where Austria worse by her treat es, by her counsels, which aro orders, and by bar garrisons —revolt of the Deism feeling, capable al hognmesting in.o revolution; in a word, an Italy where the ponied recollections of Way WO effaced or blasted by I thegmoseell misfortunes, wham tbe most essential interests dcity,wYfins. mite, fadepeadence of people, autho riry of primes, Ara endangered or lest, and where are meted es areprowsk and so a paremsent danger foe Europe and its safferisp to which Immasity and policy cannot roman indinevent. each to the plortme prerested to our view cm the whir side of the Alpe. In prodeclng it hem is its melancholy truth, we scams no ewe; we wish only that opi nion shall decide, with a corspleS knowledge of affairs, not If each s elteaties is just, but If it la possible." The concluding and perhaps most import tat chapts is as follows : " The treatise which Lied goverensente are the international lows pseplee, and wou'd be only invariable If the wok! wen Mistreable. If the treaties which ere le protect the senneltiy of Harepe place it is Mawr, it is bemuse they so kora some to thy seeseeklee es to the weals which dielsesit thew. Pad.' pulsates enemas to wbatitate SeMeiblag else for them ♦ pewee which world entreach I W WOO troths in sake Is redo modifications de manded by general feeling would have, no doubt, for her as sapitred right, but she would have maim* her moral right and universal conscience. If then it be demonstrated that the situation of the Italian states is not only a came of sulkers( for the country, but even a etuse of unesednem end perhaps of revolution iu Europe, the letter at beetles would be invoked in min—it could not hold smart the necessity °Spanks and the interest of Europe's eider. What, therefore, is to be done? To appeal to Some t May Providence keep such an ez. realty from us! We easel appeal to public:opinion. When the tree altsation of body shall be known th.oughent Europe, and that everybody shell be ronvinred that three is is the modal of the moat eteigh , esed ewe. on the globe, on that land from which eirdiestion sprung, a Lau of dianutence, disorder, sad ritiond prterbatim, which MAU so readily bream a fi...us at tight sad of noble 'Mirky, then public orates step judge, end ;wilier impose itself NI the pudic judos/ 110 W We have compwed this work is ado that pale frisks say ►are the MAW of peoasallar IY jidgment. We her. so hostility to Ausitria. The girths of Italy Is the only by which cam east bowels h mod Prance. We respect its ettaatica Oarimar, which hes nothing I haw kw se an Ow Bane. The mastics of the (Mies wiles yogi base for malt beta:ea I. nil Aid& sfl 'abject ot dialestka. Tare two parent csa eppetedtamelt Mks, by nutty easeeese fatereeU, sad the Win d ell tin greet goveranteste et Imps le set leo wit to geselat Mato complications. It is . - 1 order at meeithee their Time sad Axis la s masse helmet, that se maid mom ell meat difficulties sad resolve OM Ss wet want sad mod csseidereble gaselloes et the shim RAILWAYS.-THIS DAY. 1111111T118 H - 79 - I, If II ti .11 iii 5= Idl pm i Ns 1 ft U Na. rl, 4.21 :13 I I V. . 1t leb r t , 11 16 -1 ii - i am i PIA I la. • die i I= s =ma a s talia lhilmm erea r" =" ' =a 4 =ll2ll 2 0111111 d lOW= NM PAL Osumi ei Owner s ft mar De.. 3 Ds• 6. Att . Twat& t h ro• Ihreisla Tam . :VATS. ow. _ _ _ Wass. 41 1 "T. peers le to Leone TM beet nee et wassieg pee Y to outstrip compliestiree cusaile d producing war. There see dawn hi It. ly —ea Wiese them ; as We Ude Stele ere geetweetes le ere to fuedemestal Murree—we amid lbws. There ere cum' wideb russet eercemb ▪ werM; Ole le ef (Mamas., beams it is edam Midi mer seeledee. It I. the came of the milesality ef • Wig pork of the equilibrium ef imps mid whop ▪ the Iskpaines d As Popsy, width lame be* Ways didsL God meld deebtlem memo a set& rectos elf buses glory to them wise meld wpm( Ibi eirssils. Wary dose sot tempt ; we Imre bed imusett of II et the biota/ ef the mot et le emese perusteee mete, to have no seed of it. We, therefor; areatly down thee d plossecy dun do as the awe a • 'Merle what it should do ea the marrow of • victory. Let lamps euessetically mite for this came of justice God of peal It posh• to bo with us, became we shall be Elmer nth her to &Mad her Mawr, her clailibrias e sod bra security:" 3 1 1 Wm Mods& 4 44 1 105t ". .f s e ° a Sig Mr.= ril*st=. al *mod& all 111444•445. Jozwr St rob' i • E L......:61 I Yr 1 11101iiill. IS apt. Beg_ •- Cr i i gl it s sa Is I I ab AII 101 ei .. II si gry ----- ::: • • = re = .. :: rfs.... iii: tiMEN:II V.?=: Kt.. _ . Ipme ... ... —. . 7.arga. • i IS IT u a I ii gi ii Fir u Wins tiro Prime sad Prisons Napoleon leaded et Mandl. lowa eselmallose were rani The priarea who woe a •m et rem whoa awl a white bioms sewn/ was► plowed with the warmth et ler ec eeplYs. The prima posted to bee imperial Worm different par mem awl memoir eoisplassenry addresses wen Mi. The plume teseived with eaeeh efiebility the bawd peepered lei Ye. The streets wen armed with mil std the ►owew was Ilsind wit► Lyn. All the windows wore elle' with sposlowis, china, sispatly attired ladies, owl welts woo eretriel to weer. rie si jia *** Oeleatell Mirk Our, . OUrnia ark 1.1::d v~ "'""" ~' Mb M., " The eases! Weems to be accorded to Prise* Napoleon is ibis ocoreeko of Ma marlins," oars a Peril e-nreopenirst of tbo looldperdonto of Berens, "..m tone be *Wen of a der, ••11 win wenn to 603,0:0:r. It moy be renanneed that 1,600,000 tr. bed bees allotted ee doll lin le Pince Joan mod Ido too eliddron. On of not elm en WEI= donhot olordl: to lloe keen et Minim 1., 108,0006. to Petro Nopoion. ad 300.0e1dr., le no Primes Idotbside. Prises limn= e:11, rlonioN W no raw linetocCosoultes, bon even- I-.. rDs.a vv. 4,...skarts 46. I ..4.60.110.1 .r FT ii * 0 10 1* SS le - Iso Za. eme el INKlAtit.4 I IF* i THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1859. Two o'CLoos. The railway chars market today it heavy. Most of the loading stocks exhibit a rednetios of I 1 to par cent. Present quotations are as fol lows :—London and North Western stock, 941 to k Great Western, 66) to ; London and sou Western, 941 to 961 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to 1; Midland, 1011 to 102; South-Eastern, 22 to per share; Eastern Counties, 121 to per share; Caledonian, 85) to #; Berwick 93 to 1 ; York and North Midland, 78 to ; North British, 62 to 1. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway share' have sustained a fresh fall. Northern of France are now quoted 361 to 1; Paris and Lyons, 311 to ); Lombardo-Venetian old, Ito prem. ; ditto now, 1 to 1 dia. The Indian shares of all descriptions are steady. East Indian Railway stock has fallen to 1011 to 1. OZDUILOT MALMO AID 11,0011 Mil WIN te a p.as. 4114 a. Kris. I Pa. I OL . I Valet. Kris. 1 it li " OIL i litteat . 4 , 1 1 2 1 :46 a "i E r t.ftmcwp. 2 n - ze ! .....12 4 g...-. - s i L. 318 1 ...... ... 14 1 1 111 ROOD 1 N. abbe of IL PA° 1 Ih r . ... 111 2 a L IM 11 AM 0 r.T.L4Z 4 coo l 1 Port 7.00 10 *map tiiiis tit t m.O. 1 ...........m ) ... 4 ib .. %maw aimg =ii . z . itui. 2l si I. i 1 14ru I oouromaa. IN. I 111 . Plow 1 414 4 u IS Mot Ilatwslassa 11 Ili el u 1 Aaslialtaa ..... I 1 ftt= i iitol — r A %% il i a - Ise re ii "Ir strA74:. 4 2' !,' IliM i r i tiMa s t i i ri ' II: is 6,;:guia .1 i., 1!: 1 " t. . . mgr. 0 ir, ie......7 4: --. MI II il . Owt.liAmix.elmlam. ail 14 1 11 la ' 141 $ =sol l li 17; MT O Do. I. ow II n pia A .......A.,..0. 1 2 1 11 522 01 1 S li at ig rwa lk nia li Fo E RITI 0 Lorin MAL 10.404 I 1na.4144.041411ww& r r II 4 a. ii 8 "ft i FA I M I E 2 7 it el i O. 4 "t=tu:n.i.: i I I ni I;..cam.u.d l A° se 66•== 01 4 1 .o , 4_ 1 " ‘ 1 at 444 4.41111 r i ortj .. a. • .-. :I ! I ! 1I i 4 ritop....-, " 11 Rllad Ida iWs TiL 4 pre 1. pm trata irril L inS . ft..1 ...:.:' it . 4 7 2' 11 11 Ili .... sa . au TrwlLLowtOo.CLOaa 0 II 1 1 , - - crizrx,............. Among the distinguished company present in the Bows 'of Lords yesterday afternoon, were the Duke de Melaka, the Fraud Amberador, with his newly-married duchess we his am. The Tetsuo solder were the Wilma of a musket of France, with the Legion of Hower, sod the dualisms a very duple but browning dress, of which the redominate, odour wee white. She wee shown to a seat cm a back row of the opposition benches seer the gangway, but afterwards removal to a bider pukka does to the throw, whin she wee very cordially posted by the Duke of Csubridge, who rensiaed in cosurestke with her for a couskiirebis time. - At the time of private bagman in the Howe of Common tbls evening, Mr. Fitzroy will move that no psi le.e bill will be reed the nest ome mill Wednesday neat. On Tuesday, Colonel Wilson Patten will move that so private bitl be read a armed time attest do 23rd day of this Instant Februsry, except with the esgscial leave of the home. Mr. Ewart intends to propose to the Home of Coramosa, on Tondo next, that as army Tairday geld Thursday (Wag nights cm which government bedew does not take precedes* the house do not sit War then 12 O'clock et night. On an " early day," Mr. Dodson will move a resolution in the Howe of Common", in rehresco to the min duty upon hope. . The convocation of the prelates and clergy of the province of Centsbary wee this day prorogned in the Jeru salem Chamber, Westminster, by the Vioar-Osseral, Dr. Traver* Twire, order a coromiasioa from his Grace the Lad Archbishop of Canterboty, Primate of sll England and Me tropolitan, pursuant to the royal writ, to the 9th instant, when it assembles for the dispatch of badases. The remains of the late Km. Denison, mother of the Speaker of the Burin of Commons, wore removed to Os• sington on Saturday last, where they were interred in the Emily vault. Litters from Berlin announce that the Prince Regina lame Auele the Impacted cheap. In the diplomatic corps. Count Pourtalee oucceedast Paris to the Count de liatsfeldt. Count de Bernensf win ocotillos to represent Prussia at Landon. Baron de Weedier, sow theambeasador ti TI rel a of Prussia at St. Petersburg, goes to Vises, and Is replaced at the Riled= capital by Count do Birmark, now lemmat ise Prussia at Frankfort. At. d' Moduli will fill the poet at Frankfort, and M. de Thiele that at Berne. From the Pesti Noplo (or Path Journal) of the 12th olt., we (Ride) learn that the great National Academy of Hungary has been reorganised, and has dieted Into its diSneet dames several illustrious foreign members. Among them we notice the following: In the edam of Philology—Bowring, Bopp, frabelents, Grimm, Pott, Bawlinatai, Schott, and Thomas Watts of the Britiah Museum. In History—Pert; Palacky, Demidoff, °Week Macaulay, Mignet, &a. In Mathematies—Beb bags, Harechell; and in Natural History—Thorium Bell, Faraday, Humboldt, Liebig, Ito. The Hun garian Academy, we may wins, was founded In 18110 by the Illustrious Sseettenyi, a Hungarian nobleman, who gave to its support a whole year of hie pinta revenue. Unlike the French Academy, it has never received any aid from the elate, bat is imppoitod entirely by the subeeriptiona of the Hnegarise magnates. Advice's flora Baden state that such difficulties have arisen about the concordat which the government of that state and the cowl of Rome have been negotiating to gether that it is thought not improbable that the matter may be broken. The court of Rome continues to oppose a strong resistance to the constitutional enactment to virtue of which ivory treaty concluded by the Baden go- vernment with a foreign power must bo submitted to the Legislative Chamber for their approbation. The court of Rome insists ea baring the concordat exempted from such a oondition, and the Grand Duke reuses to comply. The Mato Times of the 25th ult. says :—" Mr. Andrews, the superintendent of the moony fa Malts, sad Mr. Wab, lately arrived from liodand to madam the dada of the odds, Isle on. Wednesday lei he ties Mara ' Elba foe CagdiarL Telearrapblo onnanioadea nes rersivad on Tuesday sled, that they beet eat the ambient Ile =nee (at Mb) hua lla ttO sad Mod the commitalon reset. It Is now behead that Uts bait saute shoot Irony miles het where the aabls me Ma up a the Oohed aids. It Is said that • sable is at me to be laid between Malta ad likely." REPIIIIIISTATION 0? 11111 WIRT RIDING—The genial cosamileee of the West Riding Registration Item dadon met in Leeds Btoek Exchange on Wedniedsy, Mr. Bdward Bator In the chair. Sir John Raman, es a am didate for the representation of the Riding, was supported by ell pined, exempt the Beedford delegates, who recommended Mr. Cobden. On being overrule, they left the meeting. A deputation saw Sr Jobnitmesdenthe wee evening, and U. certa'ned that he world stead. His eddies' will shortly appear. An address of condolence to Lord Goderick, the late member, now the Earl of Ripon, on his recent bermes. mont, was carried ; ft ace conveyed to him the thanks of the cotuititueecy for hie part services. REPREsENTATION OF LINLITROOW6RIII.—Ths Sheltie( Linlithgowehire has Axed to-morrow (Saturday) as the day of election of a repreeentallve for that county in mom of Mr. George Dundee, who has rewired a colonial appointment. The Lord Advocate of Scotland (Mr. Cherie* Balls) will, it Jo expected, be returned without opposition. EltY-UNION or Ousoow.—The annual meeting al the itelMnica of Glasgow for the distribution of prized, took pleas on Wednesday, the Lord-Provost in the chair. It appeared from the !trends! statentant that the camber of enbeeribees wee 12,487; the sum Mended was 0, 180 1. 16.. 11d., harked a balance of 3,9201. 10s. ld. The report we. adopted, sod the drawing took pew in the usual way. JEWInt HALL.—Yesterday evening a grand ball, attended by the leading members of the Hebrew ram in the city, took place at the London Tavern, In celebration of tho ' removal of the Jewish disabilities, and in aid of the funds of the Jews General Literary and Scientific InstPuti.n. The ball took Va.r in the tante nem of the tavern, which has reentiy been entirely redecorated in a simp l e but moat rare- I 1.1 style, making It one of the handsomest as It has long been one of the /nest In the city of London. Dond Ie; commenced at about tea o'olodt—the band being led by Mr. La Motto—end was continued with the utmost mtrft till the l*hts began to "pals their ineffectual finer Upwards of 200 of tho leading members of Jewish kw wen , including Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel liontellore, Mr. Ir e Z t e tta, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Guldinnid, Mr. J. de Castro, te. Liberal donations were contributed during the comas of the evening to the institution In aid of which the ball wee given. The object of the institution I. the &Coition of useful and en tertaindOff knowledge, and, party politica and theokill being date excluded, it ie supported almost equally by Jews and Christiana. The working clam lectures during the minter months have been one of the most successful features of the institution. a ad 111 3111 i ix 1174 I am is MONEY MARK Sl-17118 DA Y, Two o'ClLoot. An unfavourable effect has been produced in the Stock Exchange by the explsnatiots with re ference to foreign politics, given in Parliament last night. More especially the remarks of Lord Derby and Mr. Disraeli have tended to increase the feeling of uneasiness which previously prevailed. The funds opened ate fall of 1 per cent., and although numerous purchasers came forward, the present quotations are still per cent, below those current at four o'clock, yesterday. Railway shares of nearly all descrip tions—English, French, Lombardo-Venetian, and Indian—have likewise fallen. Console opened at 94i to 93 for money and the Bth Feb., and are now quoted 95 to The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 95} to $; the new Three per Cents., at 95i to ; Bank Stock at 228 to 229 the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 98} to 99 ; India Bonds, at 20s. to 245. prem.; and the March Ez- TaUUDAT iVIXIIIO. Consols advanced 1-16 per cent. upon the receipt of the Speech, but won relapsed. UM in the after noon heaviness prevailed, owing partly to the arrival of lower' prices from Paris ; and Console finally left of about / per cent. worse than yesterday, with an unfavourable appearance. Up to the latest hour of business, however, the serious extent of the fall in the French funds had not transpired. All the other markets were heavy at the close. The explanations in Parliament are awaited with absorbing interest. Consols, which closed yesterday at 95 1 for money and next Tuesday, were alternately " buyers" and " sellers" at 951 during the greater part of the day, bat declined late in the afternoon to 951 to 1. For the 9th March the last price wee 951, " buy_ers." The official business report is as follows :—Thee pa Cent. Consols, for money, 96}, 1,1, 1; ditto, for account (Bth Feb.), 951, I, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96, 961, 951 ; New Three per Cents., 99f 961, 96, 951, 961; Thirty Years Anne., expiring in APril,lBBs, 18 3-18,18!; Sink Stock, 228, 2271, 229. Exchequer Bills remain quoted Ht. to 375. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 21s. to 24e. pram., and the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures at 981 to 1. The new Turkish Loan was rather firmer at one period of the day, but left off the same as yesterday, the first series at 6/ to 61 die., and the amend at 71 to 6/ dia. The Six per Cents. of 1854, after being marked 901, relapsed to 891 to 901. chequer Bills at 34e. prem. The foreign stook market is likewise heavy in character. In most instances prices are lower. Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish, Sar dinian, and Brazilian securities, amongst other, have given way. The first series of 'the Turkish Loan is quoted 7 to 61 dis ; the second series 71 to 81 dis.; and the Six per Cents. of 1864, 891 to 90. Sala are recorded as follows t—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021 ; ditto Foar-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 94; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 94, 931 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificate., 1011 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201, 201 ; Portuguese Three per Cents. (1863), for account, 481; Russian Four.and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 ; Sardinian Five per Cent'. fbr account, 82 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 441 to 441; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 291 to 291; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 901; ditto for account (Feb. 11), 90; ditto Six per Cents. (1868), first series, for account, 78; Venezaela Five per Cents., 431. According to one telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente' are quoted at Paris this morning at 68fr. 96c. ; according to another at 67fr. 10c. In either came a considerable fall is shown. ---- It is officially announced that the trabeeription list for the Austrian loan will be kept open until Friday, the 11th inst. _ _ . Pm MINUTES PAST Two o'CLocs. Owing to theta at Faris, Consols have just fallen to 941 to 95 fee money and next Tuesday; Lom bardo-Venetian old shares to par; and the new shares tot discount. The mail from Bombay will be delivered on Mon day morning. The discount market yesterday was easy, end Bet class bills were negotiated as low as 21, to 21 per cent. At the Bank, nevertheless, the applications were rather more numerous than on Wednesday. An instalment of 15 per cent. falls due on the 10th inst. on the second series of the Turkish Loan, but the scripholders have the option of deferring it. About 88,0004 in Australian gold was yesterday sent into the Bank. The scrip of the new Austrian Loan was quoted about jto prem., but this price is merely nominal. A demand for Mexican Bonds sprang up yesterday afternoon, upon the announcement in the Queen s epoch th at summary measures are to be resorted to I to: the protection of British subjects in Mexico. The steamer Avon, front the Brazils, is expected at Southampton in a few days with 59,6001. in specie, having left Lisbon on Wednisday. Thu vessel likewise brings drafts on London to the amount of 800,0001., in addition to 1,000,000 f. on France, and half a million marks banco on Hamburg. We learn by telegraph that Senor Torres (not Senor Torres- Hemmen, the new Minister of finance), one of the most eminent financiers in the emits», has been offered the post of Governor of the Bank of BraziL The new Brazilian ministry is well spoken of. The steamer Wye reached Marseilles yesterday morning with the light portion of the Australian mail, which will be delivered on Saturday morning. It Is officially announced that the directors of the Great Western Railway Company will recommend a dividend on the ordinary stock at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum (as anticipated in the Express), leaving the large balance of about 64,0001. to be carried forward to the next account. For the corresponding six months of 1857, the dividend was likewise at the rate of 2 per Gent, per annum. It will be remembered that no dividend was paid for the first six months of 1858, but that 37,0001. was brought forward. The divi dend for the whole year 1858 will, consequently, be only 1 per oent. Were the balance closely divided, however, it would suffice for a further distribution of / per cent., a sum of 82,0001. being equal to 1 per cent. on the stock. Considering that this company's debenture debt is relatively larger and consequently more difficult to manage, thin that of any other important railway in the kingdom, that its credit has long been at a very unsatisfactory ebb, that its large floating engagements absolutely re quire the retention of a good balance in hand, and that the settlement of the Macintosh snit is impend ing—there is a general impression amongst unpre judiced persons that the abstinence of the directors from dividing the entire balance is worthy of com mendation, and calculated to strengthen the general financial position of the undertaking. The dividend on the stock of the Bristol and Exeter Railway Company is likewise officially an nounced at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, against the same rate at the corresponding period of last year. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1141. • the Midland, an increase of 1,9111.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 3,2101.; the East Lancashire, an in crease of 1,0461. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,2281. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 2,0161. (compared with the " actual" receipts for the corresponding week of last year). The annual meeting of the proprietors of the London and County Bank took place yesterday. The net profits for the last half-year, after making de ductions for expenses, re ba te, &c., amount to 31,1651., inclusive of 4,0301. brought forward. The dividend recommended sad agreed to was 6 per cent. for the six months, free of income tax, making a total distribution of 11 per cent, for the year. The balance remaining to be carried to the profit and loss new account, after payment of the dividend, is 1,165 d. The report was unanimously adopted. We are informed that Vice-Chancellor Sir R. T. Kindersley has delivered his award respecting the amount of compensation to the liquidators of the Northumberland and Durham District Bank. A sum of 3,0001. is awarded to Mr. J. E. Coleman, ex clusive of an allowance for clerk'• work, expenses, &c., and a further sum of 3,0001. for distribution amongst the liquidator.. Rthuieee On tru M i f on oir da thstr y I n o i sv t use w s ill teaml cotatFeeltrotapuleaFda. th b e y tr m ial r. trl oott p of With reference to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., report as follows The mitrket for Aweless prior der:ng the rat week hie not been paticolmiy active ; priors. however, are gene rally OM, end in sums came (se sill lAD wen by oar Twin. nuns) hew improved. The egret of Mr. K. F. Satterthwaits is annexed The market in London for American mettriVes hoe been very steady daring the pier week, with en Increseng de mend. The beet elan of Railroad Bmis have become wry rare: 91i has been d for Penneylvsnia Central First Nelte" and 934 for the Sec , nd Mortgage sink* Beads. ew York Cestml bonds of all binds are mach waded ; 93 he been freely given fqr the Berm per Cent. Bonds, 1874 end 94i for 11164. Illinois shard ere *anted from 34110 36 discount. In Cononurtion Bond, Ind, do ng. FN. I.4Mden Lee ono to Ibllket at 64, and ems sellers so. I ra. 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Mr. Gladstone, in consequence, addressed a meeeage to the parliament, stating that this resolution was oontrary to the constitution, and advising:that the committee be merely empowered to address • peti tion to the Queen of Greet Britain. THE BOMBAY MAILS. The Peninsular and Oriental Steam NeA:gstion Company hare received the following telegram The Vert* with the mails, from Bombay, ar rived at Marseilles last night. The mails left for London, at 10 this morning. Quarentine expires at 4 this afternoon. BOMBAY MARKETS. THUZADAY, FIB. 3, 11.43. At Bombay, es the 11th January, the import market wee still active ; money dear ; freights un changed ; exchange 2i. 1 1.16 d. to 2e. lid. TIM PRINCIPALITIES. A letter from Jassy, of the 23rd It,, says " Prince Alexander Coosa has published a proelams• Lion, in which he promises to govern according to the constitution and the laws, in conformity with the oath which he has taken. The Assembly hu granted to the Prince a civil list of 30,000 ducats, and • sum of 13,000 ducats for his expenses of installation." LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) • COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beim Mt. Ceousdegaser Foal)lmages.) DI FRANCIS AND 717.214 The bankrupts Were wine-iwer.haats of Greet St Helena This was the erusinatioa areting. The anemia prepared by Mr. Catterie, show areas liabilities of 33,00 W., with MIMS of shoat 7,00 W. As the eacousite had °alp Nei been Ski, an adjourn/zest wait ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. (111111 DAY.) MANSION-110II!IE. Jeremiah Grogan, a laleourer, was charged before Use Lad Mayor with uttering • counterfeit shilling under the follow ing "circamatances : Mr. J. A. North, manager to Mr. Knott, licensed victualler, 15,0ratechurch-stree4, said—The prisoner came to our house shoat half-past seven last night, and called for a pint of porter and put down• shilling, which Ist once detected to be abed OWL 1 said, This won't do; 7 mew.) tried it on before several Ones." Ile then offered me another, a good one. I retained the °ousts/hit eon, and gave him Into custody. I produce • counterfeit shilling that be gave me about etc months ago. I put it in a drawer, In • ;dem of paper, cod have kept It there seer Macs, although I did not mark It, The drawer was not locked. Prisoner—He ie eattrely mistakes u to say identity. I Bever sea in his house ill yesterday. Prisoner's wile—He hes bees on the spree for meetly a week, sad yes quits lathy yesterday all dsy. He bothered se for some stow, end I clamed half s crosJ, sag pee ides 24. oat of it, sod one of then Multiage, it appears, vas •bad one. The Lord Mayor remutd the prisoner for the stead ewe of tbo whetter ed to the Mint, but said he would wig. bell for hie eppearesos. The primmer's wile, who was very nearly drunk mad very leseltYK and boisterous, wee tinted out of court during the a. THAN'S. MALMO • MASSOK Gawp fliflos, - • cab driest, who ni;eithatmedieg his bed chance, sad • cosetellas So feesil mid mother be Maw recorded mallet him hes seaseard to °bets hie Booms was charged with dufiegr • Bunn cab, valve dif., mid sellers it for M. TM posemer in the ease is Aged Budd, • cob pro preecir,_of No. 6, Heeserd-pleco, Devosshiraatreet, ask wdartasaftly became acqualst:d with the mi. emir • fro weeks ego, seed he employed Ides to do • Wide beim for hie, sad to sell • bane sad • pow. TY go► mew was is pememlos of • Homes cab semi 451., whisk Y bad hired far • math of Mr. &ossimae, sob propistw, el Bedford- - troet, Sepsour.strest, $ olos odopus. Os Terris; lase, Most Mt-post twelve ds k, the pilaw seal be knew where them was • Chums me sad two hones for sale foe 101., end reecommtbd tho premestor to Mike a barrels at mos mid melon ism. Mr. Budd mkt he had so wary, es whisk Me peewit mid, Oh, I is. pt the mossy, if pot will hod tor your Moe mid rob ; I know whore to barrow it." Mr. Budd, whe me highly elated at this ia Mewed the Omer Is drive sway with his hor hr e= .bard appealed to meet him es boor of orwerds le Arthur wrest, Loses .bridp. The prisoner sever went tb-re, but drove limmedastely to the steles of Mr. Jams Shoe, • cab peptide, seed licisord victualler, in 014•str; w, B'. Luken, to abets be :1 tbst use Hass .m cab belonged to Mr. Budd, wins we. heed up sod waned to sell it. Moe sow eosvmestios Mr. Wet speed to Pm Mt. kr OM amen me. The Mier wee mimed, and Mr. Shoes mid the emend Is phi to the presser, who Mem Mashy ehoesseled Me the many. He was sperebooded ellsella to Copper • pollermiserekle, No. 379 IL, wbs. naked m whet he led dms with the mosey, to Mee be replied. " I have bet 11." The prosecutor wee sreselmemilsol by lir. Gomm clerk to Mr. Yocum, 'elicitor, es &open el ad prewar. e nd by Mr. Wonner, who mambo! the case far Mr. Btort, end he mid he sever pre say estherity to tbe Wieser to aril tea Hereoci cob. Me ewer theught of sash a then The cab belonged to Ilr. fideneben, sod ho isesded to kin it 'gala. Capping aid de gnaw bad bees movie et of hoed, for while be bad hew ennosneed to II smart legortieossaent, ;ad hmelTomat also coalickd el Mew N. li.riley evasihtid the plater he trial. WANDBWOZTh. RC LINO TINS PLANETS A/SAT.-M{olFl' SI .Migiusersitte South, ant carried a kild in her arms, ma *mid in the dock before Mr. Damen, charred with obtaio money end a dress by Orbs reperstatioua of king able to tell f rotes. Toe complainant. a rerselobirixidag young went; nruned Mary Au Cook, is the servile at Mr. Charles Meek more, a goitrous, residisg a the Jun-row, Wasdsworth, mated that the person bad ban to the habit Of dads. disk hears ahmost every toy for the kr B redo, =dor the prom of baying harr ibis sad salhog ts. New dr lists ohs premed bor harrady te btu ber faros hid, but abs sleep nerd WS lost Mooday, when she courted, as W bei NM bar that whir she bal soil Ito another servant pp rod wart The pforgat thus rid she could not roS bas heir odor lob prior bars drew mod two pieces of Orr. Wirer pre ha a 'brass sot a *airway pier, whir tin Frew told bar Is poi is beg right band and whit doss ahead doss. Tbs per then mid sbe rimer the dyer, to ran dr dart. and whamss gave bar s errs rm. end rind bar what she meant by the dart? Ohs soli showed bring nee sad let her en. (Letwiter.) Mr. Taylor (ths shut dril)—Did she berg Os Part dossed sp b the sows ? The wirer —No, sir ; sbe did sot bring the pros t. (he trassoll lospleg) She told me I shoo's% have sproort frog Mr arm vie via gang to be my boars& Mho acs pus me a erg, splice she said was worth 18 Owes. Is pet weir my parr ed Mild sad I should dream fibs irk re WNW del Ibe rem sway, sod raid she would rime Man Oa mar dry. She rare on the Tuesday, and fed she wrist two row press ef silver. I gave her two serrate WA *op sal sin tied for an old ruff dress. She said It was ea ge ever re rates deer upon the planet. (Leoghtl Ohs din asked me to give her some Sou, di bareekl, sad I told bar I could not, se they did saes re. I told her I would look for a dress, daTh purse of getting rld of her. Bbs airs mss, _est es the previous day she was rhea Into oar ray. I did ass surly brie.* sobs' she said, sad I treated it ss a joke. She saver brought the dress and money bock. Mr. Haynes, far the prisoner, endeavoured to thew that that. was no ore, but Kr. Darer lbotaght or of professing to tell fortunes bad ler mats sok The complainant was undoubtedly a gra simpleris, lumt It was their duty even to protect such ✓apider. Early wished that the young worsen had I. moms of bee money. Ile committed the prisoner for as mom& wok bard Labour. arrr.aai..eims i a / 1 1% • IP. • 4.66 . A 6 6A60 SEIM A 611105,...... I WI LD .41,. a.c.:::l • ▪ 114.14. 4 414••••••- al D. M 1111 enotladles Pailaski : 14.44 o raal . : e g i . w. s 2 illbset DIA pm& 414.444.71 Haim U. 41 per +L p. per Partort.,7 Mk 444.0•414.... 1111444444 (1.011p.41/44 14 14 11 04S r a °44"4" Ii 4Lial1a 1s ........ I 't MINIM-THIS DAT. Two o'CLoex. In the mining market to-day Rosewarne and. Wheal Buller shares are flat. Amongst the descriptions which have been dealt in, in most cases at steady prises, are the fol lowing, vie.:—Providence Mines (which are marked in the Stock Exchange 71f to 72f), Carn Brea, But Basest, Tincroft, Great South Tolgus, and Oldlolgus. WorthingiMining shares have been dealt in at Bs. to 6e. Od.; Port Philip, at 10e. 6d. to lls. ; and the shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia, which continue in demand, at 10s. to 12s. 13d. prem. At a general meeting of the adventurers in Eut Tamar Consols, held yesterday, the amount showed a cash balance in favour of the mice of 4701. 17s. 4d., and the estimated ac count of payments and receipts before the meeting to be held in April next, showed a balance of payment over receipts of 4121. 18e. 4d. A call of le. ed. per share was made pay able on the 28th instant. The agent hopes to sample the end of this month about 30 tons lead ore. Mr. T. 11. Laws wee appointed secretary inthe room of Mr./Liockhofer, who has rearmed in consequence of 61 health. At the two monthly gene& meetings of adventurers in Hingston Downs, held yesterday, the account showed a cash balance in favour of the Wile of 891. 16e., and an esti mated balance of pay men t over receipt before the next meetieg of 9801.75. e& A call of le. per share was made. ia t s e azpointment of Mr. T. B. Laws as secretary was ece us Tema Uses Ocsossor have leelieeladhifted et M. iese eas mid rawest ea too et lad are. et fa ti. U. per teL COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAT.) The attendees, of the trade was fefr, the tons quiet; prior of most articles of the Weds unaltered. The supply of hourgrowa grain wee small The ',rivals of foreign grain late Larks this west were reported this smarm r mi ll of wheat, barley, end owe. Warv.-lieriiik„ quiet at about that thondefe =. Fortin teualterolinvers. Whimet2s.to 60e.; red". par qt.; Dearth and lionirberg, 435. to 66v. per 49i1b.; Wroth, 465. to 80.. ; other NOM Porto, Oa to "'- Fume quiet at lad thoodey'a errancy. Town, 30s. to Ws. ; Norfolk, 284. to 295. per 2801 b. ; French, 32a, to s4e. per 28016.; Amer., 1.7.8., 22a. to 26e. per her. BATUMI, flue, held at about ler Monday's prime ; grinding wets recovered part of Mouday's doable. Entieb, 28s. to 435. per queer ; Batas, 2* to 33e.; other sores, 21s. to 265. per, d qr. OATSoII sale at about last Ithaday's prime. British, 90,. to As. per qr.; Bartan, 19s. to EM. per qr.; other Bettie ports, 20e. to Ms. per qr. OSANS.-English heldat Let thooday's prices. Betypthen unaltered in prim ISt" tisk, 36e. se 40a.; Butow, 41,' to 444 per qr. F 325. to 43e. per qr. Fun doll at Wt 111 s prior. English boilers, 40er. to 424 Noe and R 617. So. to 424; foreign white, 38e. tors. Ihoirrxo Cratooss.-Sines last Friday only one rata. Idea vend was reported wird at ports of call, mad the numberof grain ergoesnow remaining offered on ode off the coast has been reduced to about a dozen. The last re d sales were effected at the ibliowlag named prioes , Odessa Gras, 41s. MAIM P ole ; Egypt Beide, 265. 100. to 274 64. par qt.; , * 275. 3d. per 4921 be. ; Tuscan, 274 9d. per 4801*, C.F.I. . AZISIVAIIi INT• WISDOM MOM JAL 31 TO /12. 4. ft.& • Isi*.k. WS. I NO. MO ...........•... —.... 2110 DO 8610 t 383 Mar Sok Ilea. 1.190 ; tanks new. b;ii:i.3.ol..iiii 111111 WILL ATALLOTia gib oer it: 1 .......----- 1:1 6 : 41 41: itl lii 'll 4 til " Si IS. fa 2la 44 Yr 16 326 96 416 = it •••• ..... -- .1. Li: Nit Vs •II t. rd .- ._ 19 ....... 418 ra sli se su lod 38, el 81 41. 1 -----. 1 Illzwsile Am Amu& 40. 104 8! Ulla St 02 iDI Dula. 0•18. /1.0. Bask awl Pa% L. BMWS 10:1.1.11 ITAIIMANCOB DI t 0 WIIMMIN 713111 WIN.? DOMINI VIM MX VOW PAO. Des. N. ha. 1. Jam •. IN. N. Jos. I& ha. 21/. 41 ... 40 • ... 410 N LIVERPOOL CORN MARICET.—TIIIB DAT. IRIIIIIII AND MISR NAONNTIO TIZIONAINj (rlOll 001 OWN 00111IZONDE 1 T.) Can market thinly attended and bnalneee dull. Wheat fn moderate demand ar lab Plow neglected. Indian cot a dull, btAt i llgekos. Nona Mho, abespw. Dana mad oatmeal bIiNGING-LANE.—THDI DAY. tleoan.—Ths ambito sales have again exceeded the demand ; and, although importers have given come support to the nitrite, yet a decline of Is. has been tally erabbssed. Ballad dull; lumps quoted, 625. 9d. to 645. Cana. —A moderate quantity hes boss broil/Alt forward this week. and prices have been instained on all good cur rent qualities. TH.—Ths market hal lam Ifs, end prless have been supposted, bat the &aeration of Imp pubec miss for Tues day next has partly suspended baelases by private contssot the lest two days. Rica has sold barfly at about previous prime. Rust.—A limited bushiest done ; common Leotards. la. N., Delaware, 2a. Id. to 2s. 2.4. aLLTPITIII hat been doll of sal*, sad prices with &Walt, ow mitd..—A ray email amount of bushiem done ; prices are unaltered. Setcu hsvo been sold to a limited exttot et previous pek owoe. Itoo.—The quarterly Nolo will 00031011009 as Today, 8111 WI. 1,800 oheste declared. Ilset s ta generally de'l this week. TALLOW 14ARICBT.—THIe DAT A . The market is doll to-day. Town tallow is d 62a., n e t; cash ; Petertborg. Y.C. •r oa the spot. 630. M. • Mann, t3e. ; April ooly.dd. to 625. 94.; 111,01 to May, April to Jose, 52a, 3d.; Weber to Deesteher, das. 34. HIDE MARKET.—THIS DAY. LIADVIR A Lt.—MIN: 661bs. to 6411:e.,30. to Sid.; Nibs. to nat.., 30. to 4d.; fibs. to 601b5., 4d. to 40.; 801 b. to 681b.,40. to 411. ; Nibs. to 961 b., Old. to 64.; 96Th.. to 1041b5., bd. to bid. Horse hides, Re. to 100. C ud sass, Ught, 3s. to 55.; tall, 7s. BIBMONDSZT —Sheep skins : polled, Se. 6d. to 10e. 6d. ; bogs sad halt-bads, 7s. Od. to Ss. 6d.; downs, ss. 3d. to 61. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET—(THIS DAT.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is still a good demand for hops, with pikes thlf'sapForted. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Beadle's H,rtbt. 14... 9d.; Lontbert's Wan Bantry. 140. 9d. ; Tonnold Moor, 120. ; Usage' Moor Balm 124. Davison's itsttloy, 140. 94.; BAIN, Hartley, 14.. 9d_ . • Word's Wad Bartley. 141. ; Wyloa, 141. Id. ; Walk Bad Mora C 1..., 'Ws 1. sa b u y, 1611 ; Wolk End Byron, lee. 6d. ; Was End Dennison. 15n 6d.; Wins End Norihinabortsnd, Os. ; Walla Bad , 144 itortlopool 4 Woßo Bod Fernw•dgatin 16s. 9d. _wars End R 160. ; Wane End Hewn. 19o.; Wolin Z 99 1400,40 4, 17 %,_ _et.; W a ll. E n d Emma Eon 13a. Wails End rot NM. tar. 16a. 7,14 Was Bad llosidol's Bettor. Mk IC; Walls End South Bet on. 17a. 91 ; Was Ind Eder. Wale Sod Casson. Mr 9d.: Ware !ad Heath Hs Ulu ; Wane Bnd Tors 19/; Wall But Was; Eel or ; 16a.; War I Sid Wintirorth, 6d.—127 'hips at market 'l , . • i l II i ' 1 I 1 1 i I 1 1 I t ' 1 I t I 1 • 1 1 't. i t i I I . ' i 1 1 ip i; 4 • I -or' torern at once •mired itantel il there its in- of the ly to muttons of t he rest td the tied el by not, tetras? inubiaa Iz las than Ma is aI y oss ay thing OW had Nosily twisted ar dig t,; that staatial N Cab. Wen hes the its were il prove is Per. • greet • large Is. D 1118 ids took the pro !. You upsets.*