The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-20 00:00:00

NA MAILS. 111 0 AT Koannui. Eut India and 2,5001. specie. ENCR. BENCH. a. Bikes Lea Imo,) lANI. IDWL/U) lIIDAILI, CIN- IX STAPLXTON, AID ink was ensiaired se bill book aad other 0. assoast of the to 29th of Ap nl thelled . 17,1731. 13.. a 7d. bad; u. coarse oder legal prorate, bilk were el the some great maay of the adiag saa..e 1830. bill book wethiy, resistor, the bolas,. . pee doe bilk coat memento to receive *WI doe span these o comsat of pre doe waiting cd the beak. ra se well se the that lasso or post as Solway bat di as • aistsag socurt t of pest-dee We wee 10.7791. 13e. W. The t•dus bilk se sabre - 31, 1163, 24,7064 • I_l. . • Jane,37,0151. October 39, 604961. ; &$. 73.41e1. 13s. 7d. ; 11. 92.27111. Ss. 11d. 88.0104 14.. ; lase ▪ Bd. ; thee son la if Mr. Tart's bills. , the entesat of dee kWh although them, sad erase krona serarity. The oft se 191.93111. 13s. Id. I 70.3261. be. 84., and 'es*, 1966, the imam; 111.. and as the same tab collateral ...rarity bor. 15536, tha 6000 it Ild . and bills ma '. 3d. Os the 17th its 61,0721. 2.. 9d., collathral sorority set ma included Ile discounted to Mr. rtgthally stood to hie ninths seemed, bet It tl• LAM. Oa the 19th ruin pot to ooteirortible of post due loans was c lid. to the " rem book." t. 54, sad was esallosd to to °Maisie of tho beak. I Bottom who had ban Mr. Boma, a director. itrsot, a director; Kr. al manager; Mr. China or , Mr. Lorna, • dark; lodged. a dusctor ; Mr. ostatsat ; Ms. Owsa, Mr. Ritchie, Mr. Ras nasals, dwonors ; sad ppiared to ►ah giros a the " rem ledger" le le written by Mr. Cs bad wow to the book tr. Caieeroe'e Meese is r.to the Weimer of she or, and did kw business y whether the "pees am thee to lire. the whams Mated that Bank, which went pre mitaut as item for past I he had never seen the Ile given in the balance- ,pbell, that a comparison the balance-rhert of the J ant-stock hankie He honourable to those two hat is • proper remark. Ss Britian Bank is r,rn it it is n•raceptionai.ly to show that ti does cot regard+ th+ loom wha.h clialionoaring the two ,votwed thaw, lemon lw b. followed. ,n 'lien oar report left. WURTH. STREET. I , IINNISNIT PILL. drunkenness, at this court In gave his asses &rata tam by pohos-conatabie the defendant drunk in o'clock in the morning, ugh to the annoyance of moderate am clamour the bc►l* him up. tie maniac, through the woe seen: be got drunk, to the WI thrown out in ►S.) oNDIXT.) Id bum dose bad it been awl somewhat altered dr ily, as be should probably a wird of ppearaace lh4 he waa int, DISPUTE. Hayakee, sad oh of St. Ames, Wanda tam to swayer some ad pay a church rat*. of ilea pariah in support of sole itur, appeared fur the oat exhibited throughout t Irma alleged that the A aumbw of witueeelea brief oailiae of the rasa, ii"th of beat July,' public iumiced, WWI Mid us the *gag is the chair. A rata n the dearth expel:we, den+, and au aeoradluely pry and that no gad up•a thin hems put a large majority, amidst ad chairman then icy to the imam of public ild take upe hinvielf that Inn demanded a pill, and obeis of many of the rve k.pt open Ulf-:m-hour Ink oa Saturday It., malt .na Out the tied that sh• poll shoal& a dock 1 the semen", we ratisg upaa their ran yeedaded Kau reel aft •1•0 wiped that • day Won glees the ratepayers oil • forme tierratea ; bet w the haw The earthy 'bathes the ebisetitat was rodeos iritsema ta Ahoy ohs( by there set ban mos et IS 112111111101•16111 lard wirwwwo wort or. rot osildwat time olkrwoill to roo oididor aro% r tiro of tr pont', woo all soilto otil elbosa•••• 11,9 of dr of tbo MA dr parties is their r B. Ha'. Let look sway LL to tronelp wog &NW raerrol to etagedb 411111 P replete, sod therefore be use bound to dismiss the ear amass upon the solos of the itlegahty et the rate. GREENWICH. eARD oHAILPINO. William lwtkaa, .notori .1; uecrad ebarter, was placed at the bar before Mr. Trull, charged wi th stealing a gold watch Ned chain (valued at 121.), and two soverriges, the property of M. Conrad Muller, reading at 70, Si. Martter hate, London. Prom the evident. of prosecutor. which was Interpreted ti Kr. Williams, it apmrod that yeeterday about none he psi treaded from London for the purpose of Admit the Leviathan ; and harms doss so he came above at potato* sad fell le with the prisoner, who saber vastly introduoad him to some companions • neighbouring public boor, "bre they all • played at cards. They at first played for le and loon got 6o a sovereign. Having pl.iyed for • few minute., "rafter addreeeing prosecutor. sad, "You owe me 101. where: upon pioescutor placed hi. gold watch and &she on the table, which the prisoner took up. Yose mite,' that informed him that if he would go up to Leaden he would at once pay him the rummy. This was manly a roe to get cwt of the house. He, with prisoner and • cum 'maim, they lett, and proceeded to the Salutation-bar, 11111 i Ow eater side, while waiting for the boat ; at which tiros Ns watch and a MOTOreilm were returned to him, sod OM sovereign rims to the prierner's computes. John White (late detective policeman) deposed that between one sod two o'clock yesterday he was standing et the bar of the Salutation public-house, and beard some cosversation with respect to card-play ing, during which prosecutor exclaimed, "My vetch, my watch." Witmer thee irked if praetor bad his watch, when be said "Yes." Witmer ordered him to return It, when plena said, "He owes me 901:' The watch was setae egumily pleas up, together with • sovereign, and the pri goner &mined until the arrival of • constable. Pardons, 227 9, deposed to receiving charge of the pri sms( for stealing • gold watch sod chain. Prisoner add prosecutor had peen them to Win. On marching him at the dilation, • trumpery watch. repre.citting • gold us, must " Whig" Use, sad alas cords were food apron the pal. Mr. Treat (reenemberiog pranser's face)—l thought the reastion I gave you, when you were brought belere is it Weetwkh, would hem been • krone. you. What Ore you ape I. soy? Priseser-1 cosset soy anything about it. He pre the weer se as. Wanues racer Heeds, reminded his !worship that the releaser was castrated for stealing . three U. notes from • pale by cod shaping, fa which ;offence he sawed Kau EAllde• imprisosseent. Mc, Treill—D, you wish tide cue to go before • jciry Pre sin—No, eir, I'm mesh obliged to you. I'd rather • ~aria , t , e it. I oler:01 He wee then smilered b impbeaseet tor eu caked sr mouth.. IRELAND. TEI TRIAL OF THE MT. MR. CONWAY. on 'minim Axe nun stiONIITIO TVA. AAAAAA DICHLIN, SATURDAY. QUEEN'S BIRCH. TUB ROW V. 0011TWAY. Al tis sating of the coast, Kr. O'Ragea declined to cell at holber vamoose foe the dells, sad applied to the wort ft Ike Suety to address the jury by his leaved friend, Mr. tS ts . . ----- The Attothey.thineral opposed the application, and there in. ►in no precedent either is Ireland or England, the Chief ra Justice coked tha application. The then rose to address the mart In reply to evidence. The general bee of the learned mils. asn's speech nee a repetition, or another version ad the Attorney-Geoerar a opening •peach. ITS CASS 07 MA MONK. (From the Premien Geer dem) In adverting to the sentence passed on Thursday apse Mr. Moak, we have no will►h wad • stogie pan to mortal agony which must GU the heart dons whose Li be goonfor Iffs, nor in the Mast to mantwas the angairah w enuat be endured by his family ma Minds. But the Y awata of the publk demand dad in slomdd sot anew to peso in silence an oceavion *ea take may b. adistml ememable warnings sad lemons of mistanses to is all. In W fru place we comet but imasek that the papaw km raglan that there h ono law kr the risk snaky fsr the poor will, by the mesh el this Ufa, be eenfatel ; that the Lamar', dames will NO AM at* the raddante cd In up right and impartial English judge, sutural justice is mail eat to an ; and that under the law et this trap oonntry wW el Its alegoards, neither the inneemtpeor can be plaided mar the guilty rich allowed to p fees. The legal aloft sal fropeestoned oratory of the burimar amy b• mmital kr Mir pleat, but if the pleader by las simmers Mo ntlenky Map to throw a jury off Mak gnarl. it is the Jude base than bra er Ms Irma el Me MO; Mg seldom me verdicts &am, Pa r ma atermions lin Mlle, hi which an ettlightawd does sot amour. Ws eincerely gneve for the fate Mr. Allmon Msok ; and regret deeply that the position he held, the hommembis poste to which he wee elevated, and the craolidenes timed bi him by numerous parties should not have ban sewage sad with a greater amount of moral principle, and a more faithful discharge of the duties connoted with the anal trusts that he held. Ha fall is said to be suddin mad tift expected, and to strangers it will appear eo ; but than who booked below the surface, who were not dazzled by (Aida MI., or blinded by outward show, or whom misgivings were not quietened by other means, were not totally lowa pawl for some awl reverse. The judge, in passing senamms, was nnuatudly severe, remarking that " s worse clines, • owe man and paltry ore, woe never ocamnitted . Want el memo to keep up appearatiose ion certainly no eztametlea Ot the salons criers at (orgy, otherwise we Arabi be dno secret in saris& that lbws is no doubt i tatr i woe the leis MOM kw his awassitrisg this seam lad peltry," thong% Whom canton Mr. Mask, indortsminsty, is Ms mar el abr. Is. net Mead dons. The nivriadons anamend with am oemme dal mad the history al the anon ildiaqmsnass In high quarters I. sown time bask, mil go ts prove Oat wham mat we Masora to swell their appindinans basal their In-- thorigh Manama anpatlints may preempt them for a crisis is stwe Is man Nor me ths Individuals ekes shays t• limn Their Meads, tbsir admirers, or their sycophants, Auk sowsni Urn, mad, without .toppimp to think shout rasimstar, abet atm wrap schools of ratrwmpsses, or Fmk them he. ti= am public offices, which asun w tegidre Isaeaad to smitein. On this grand, awe tin way other we lat swan is Mr. Monk entitled a dhe jay of Oa pule. I. this way • man nay bosoms sfass through the mob al well-meaning Mark In Is at His arm, one appalled a. the awful WOW to which • depar ture foes nght may ultimata hod. Thee le no pert of the evidence at which we s so much as that which mutat that the prMossr went so far as to take an oath, before the Rev. T. Clerk, that the will produced wee that of Edward Turner, and this shoes how one step of vice leads to another, until, in his downward course, the =mina hesitates at neither perjury nor forgery to obtain !tie end. . _ — larvdecting on this melateholy affair we cannot withdraw our militia from that benrh in the Town-hall where Mr. Monk eat for so many yearn. Would that the tektites sod admositious he gave to others had bee regarded by Muria We mkt so this to sqweee the streets feeling we have that =rl aoudad mid ouesatency ought to preside =ski m the slat of justice, as well on the magistraMer bench at the petty melees ea In the judge's chap et the arises. No man maid to aossyt her Illisfrsty's cominieloa to try any of her subjects, for MINIS spinet the law, who cannot take his mat with clam beads. End who= &Mew will not carry with them the seselise of se unithmdehed deportment and oeimprehedis mask. o==k:sally in stances come before die pulite, Sem which Ii might be Inferred that the to a imilim of W posee does not Imply elder Maim, neefulnois, but we toneemd Met it sendet be le mei la compatible with the lowers ladaligme, by • megieleski. hi any vice for which ethers ere le le flied at Ids bomb. It wee earnestly desired by rag that Mr. Monk sksuM hare pleaded gnilty, but he derided edimmbe, and we sae pect that Mr. Crow, hie leading adverb, has maim WI se &Meal' a teak le make a peamehle deface es be Win Ns case. The NOW Imam if indigemise indulged in l i e n t public for aliggilks sir the hest dimovery of the amen new le be absorbed in that of pity that • Mow townsmen of se biple a atatsding should be docked to sad his days es • sea** We trust he will feel that only jus tice bee been dee% and that while it remains for Mk to beer hie emetemm ebb resiersimics, we hops his obsppy arm pups nu e spenrio es ma szaispis to all others, etpeolelly es are Is MOD Om laws of their coostry, mad le same that teem if mid rectitude which, air Providence, is sum's Mot dime against tomptatiom. Dotcccss od IllatLerallk—Not the least of the divest mi. heed he Ma bleeteetioa of rail:rade, was the &bowie. et Thataseeleems wen et Orem' which mit the meth, M way tea et lhe used, .ad wads it wee fir the doh Nei the eninoweepat the a...eh hemp, el eggibisas, pelt, awl welletUb pearl the lessprdeelet, mil pet de peer d y es Jgd g es to sinew elid; The rides& eese he Ilasege bider sele • awl er est the vallemil eme. seeeired ad lb peel The eellee shim heed le db. lihdi justice lawn men eel era. tsldrbah the •la unbar sad easped spina et and .is bele emeablea. Nene bee is be al:= l. te all their Meru b mein aspiadthe at the Wide of ter ethers They belt ere, lea Ibieembniers etwiald phied ienereese of dirk Uwe. The mister, edicts stand bin la she be et win ben. Bat the 11a5,1,.a t rm a s4 ip,. air plqi lea* be praise to ba, ins ad to be .., 5 44 lee•lesse, _et 46% ars_ des, tree Ishii a fiaMIO eiunlede ef • lb WAS Ns lad die eselhiree et MI, ma Si the lipt•latre :t 4 ( 2 1 1 Addeo Vs 1111116101, Sebes trote kb ' ,IAA 's ", "'ea riehu, end bpi the erred et Ihe id; ley etheles him that wheat le a bib in soros area ma anedied weemposes in al' . Vie will dais to sty lid We Weep eel Neseptiou le act imbed with the els. Mit et Meads t.-Jleues /view for THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1858. &HARE LISTS.-41115 DAY. Two °Two& The railway share market to-day exhibits a general and important fall, owing to the result of the r; debate in the House of Commons last night. In many eases the redaction amounts to as /to 1 per cent. London and North Western 1 2 : stock is now quoted ton to 101 1 ; Great Western, sr eoi to 61 ; Midland, 01 to j ; Lancashire and 1 : Yorkshire, 941 to 9.11 ; Great Northern, 26j to j per share; London and South Western, 49 to j; and Eastern Counties, 12; to j. Caledonian has fallen nearly 2 per cent. ssi French shares have fallen heavily. The Canadian, India., Belgian, ant most other foreign shares are IS likewise depressed. se 111 011011411 T SRAM AIM STOOIII. MI. Wei I II M I pa. Se ZUSINITI. reis..X•LDVAALJeI all Ilidtme Asa .1 mr.,Www,all .ll t e rraii Datios..lar.A Ora Jars 1 4P. 00 0.4 084 0.10 Si _II .......... IM QpM W 9N~f~ IW:ariiioisa — '" 'a: I Fi;r7li au fig pa. 1, psi& se 111. nuot. riorWiLlardl.J• IN =M I 1112 Da •.. IN Om . PI rut =NW, . a 0 4 I li * le a. K IN • palettraoo 1 0 1 =hail awa 0 :1 ems Sant steward M Una& rya A Nod 10 NOWA IN @NIL 0•11 Ilral "Cirsir ab ße4:oA LlMMblet IN 10. Nall• U 11... SINN 10 lAsesida• sod Tortablra • DA Os. IP. Al 4 I I Da. 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Great agitation has prevailed to.day in the Stock Exchange, owing to the vote of last night in the Howse of Commons, which has given rise to a variety of disquieting rumours relative to oar relations with France. The tends at a fall of i per cent., and, after further re ceding I per cent., are now quoted I per cent. ~ .. . . lower than they closed yesterday. In nearly every other department a considerable reduction is likewise presented. As we write the appearance of the market is still unsettled. Consols opened at 961 to 97 for the 4th March, fell to 961 to 1, rallied to 961 to 97, and are now quoted 961 to 1. For money the present quotation is also 961 to 1. The Three par Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 97 to 971 ; the New Three per Cents., at 97fr to Exchequer Bills (March), at 23e. to 265. prem.; ditto June, at 245. to 31s. prem. ; and India Beads, at 325. prem. Nearly all classes of foreign stocks exhibit a fall. Russian and Sardinian are the best supported. Turkish Six per Cents. have been dealt in from 1001 to 1011, and are now quoted 1001 to 1011. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayms Six per Cents., 81, ex the Deferred Bonds; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 191 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661 (Exchange 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 101 to 1001; Granada Active Bonds, 201; ditto, Deferred, 61; Mexican Bonds, for account (26th February), 201; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half par Cents. for account, 891 to 82; Russian Five per Cents., 1111 to 114; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 to Wf ; Serdinian Five per Cents., for account, 921 to 92; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 441; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., far account, 261; Turkish Six per Cents, 101; ditto, for account (26th February), 1001, 1011, and 1001; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., far account, 104 to 1041, ex div. Great anxiety was expressed for the receipt of the telegraphic prices from Paris to-day. The Three per Cent. Rental., according to Mr. Renter's telegram, opened at 69.75 to 69.70, and, after rallying to 69.80, were quoted at half post 1 o'clock 69.75 for the end of the month, showing a redaction of about per cent. compared with the closing quotations of yesterday. ' ' There is no alteration in the discount market : first elan bills are negotiated at 21 to 21 per cent. At the Bank of England yesterday the applications were rather more numerous, but still very moderate. In the Stook Exchange loans on Government se curities are obtainable at 11 per cent. per 'annum, and even at this low rate there is little demand. This is the result of the competition amongst bankers and other large holders of money, who, in the absence of the usual commercial demand, are glad to employ it at even these low rates on such excel lent security. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was only about 3,0001., the continental demand ab sorbing most of the parcels on offer. The Speedy has arrived from Sydney, bat brings only 1,0681. in gold. A farther sum of 36,0001. in silver has arrived in the Thames from the Continent. The Nora Bella has arrived from Shanghae with 462,9001b5. of tea. The corn market yesterday was quiet, at former rites. The number of floating cargoes of grain ar rived at ports of call since the previous Friday is only 10. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on nearly all the leading continental markets, including these of Holland, Belgium, France, Hamburg, Frankfort, and Austria, were in demand, and a further general decline in the rates took place. The rate for short bills on Paris has now receded to 25.71 to 10. The [ current quotations are shown below, viz. : --- - - Amsteedata, three months, 11.161 to If}; do., duet, 11.131 to 14} ; Rotterdam, three month ., 11.1 7 1:1 ,, ; Antwerp, three months, 26.30 to 6; Hamburg, mater balm, three months, 19.5 to ; Perim, thnte pra = 26.71 to 10 ; ditto, three months, 26.36 to 40 ,• the.llabs, three meth., 1171 i to 1151; Pessesbarg, per rouble, three mouths, so to 61,• Vistula, s. 65., three months, 10.30 to 4 ; Trine , do., three months, 10.112 to 6 ; Madrid 4 om ee months, et to ; three satha, 491 to 60 ; tares months, 29.90 to 6 ; Germ, three months, .66 to 60 ; Nles, three meet s. 411 to 1 ; Palermo, three mouths, 1231 to 121 ; Meselas, three months, 123 to 1 ; Limbos'. 90 days, 611 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 621 to 1. The Eastern exchanges have for some time mid exhibited a more favourable tendency. The Bombay mail announces a fresh movement in this direction. The New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Company have received another grant of 30,000 acres of land from the government, besides a promise of 20,000 acres more in May. This will make a total of 90,000 acres obtained within twelve months. _ . . The Emigration Commissioners have taken tip the ship Fitzjames for the conveyance of passen gers to Sydney, at the rate of 141. 9s. ld. per head. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, February 17, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following results: °freelance lane Circulation active 19,703,866 Increase 100,660 Pabbedeposits Other deposits Government securities is Wields( degartment Other esoaritees in banking dspartment 17,634,873 Daemon 888,013 COill sad bullion is both departments Beves day end other bells 882,513 Isomer 34,289 The Rest Notes la reserve ...... 11,313,810 lames, 806,366 Total reserve (notes & NM) in honking department 12,102,286 Increase 666,934 The improvement in the position of the Bank con tinues unchecked. The influx of treasury deposits has been more than counterbalanced by the with drawals of private deposits.; but ea the "other" securities have again decreased 888,0131., the reserve of notes and spin kiss impressed 666,9341. The increase in the coin end bullion is folly three quer ten of a million. The largest " reserve" ever held by the Bank was on the 26th hoe, 1852, when 14,244,6201. was reached. The reserve is now larger than at any period since the 18th December, 1852, when the Bank rate of discount was 2 per cent. Two occasions are on record on which the Bank re duced their terms from 3 (the present rate) to 21 per cent.—vis., on the 17th November, 1849, when the bullion stood at 16,037,6901., and the reserve at 11,027,6551. ; and on the 27th December, 1861, when the bullion stood at 17,319,6441., and the reserve at 12,024,3501. The latter figures are almost exactly the same as those presented now. We may point out that in 1849, 1860, 1861, and 1852, the govern ment securities possessed by the Bank amounted to thirteen and fourteen millions. The fact that the Bank now hold lees than ten millions is a feature in favour of the funds. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 1,031,0481. ; exports of gold, 216,6341.; imports of silver, 200,1741.; exports of silver, 263,5001. FILIDAT 1111111/16. The funds opened this morning with increued buoyancy, and, upon further purchases on banking account, together with news that the Paris Bourse had also opened at an improvement, a fresh rise of Ito 1 per cent. was attained. Towards the close a , sodden change took place, and the quotations at 4 o'clock were about 1-16 per cent, below those of ye s terday. To account for the reaction, a variety of vague rumours were circulated. Intelligence of a I decline on the Paris Boone this afternoon, prin cipally in railway shares, seems to have revived the feeling of uneasiness lately excited by the severely repressive policy of the French government. Some attention was also directed to the continued decline in the continental exchanges, which is calculated to divert to the Continent the bulk of the gold imported. At the comparatively high range of prices now reached the funds are naturally sensitive. Consols, which closed yesterday . at exactly 971 for I the 4th March, opened this morning at 973 to 1, ad vanced to 973 to 3, and closed at 973 to 3. For money the last price was 971, " buyers." After the close of the Stock Exchange stock was offered at 971 for the account. The official business report is as follows:—Thrsta par Cant. Consols, for money, 973, 971. 971, 973, 973, 973, 971 ; ditto, for ac count (4th March), 971, 971, 971, 971. Three per Cants. Reduced, 973, 98, 983. New Three per Cents., 973, 983, 983. Bank Stock, 2263, 227. India Stock, 220, 222. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1869, 1001. Exchequer Bills exhibit a fresh decline of 2s. to Si., being quoted this afternoon 30a. to 355. prom. l The expectation that the rate of interest will be re duced below 2d. per cent, per day has induoed some of the holders to accept the current premium. India Bonds, on the other hand, which bear 4 per cent. per annum interest, have again advanced, being dealt in from 29e. to 325. prem. In the foreign stock market business was less ani mated, and in. some cases prices exhibited a little weakness in the afternoon. Turkish Six per Cents., after being marked as high as 102 f, closed at 1011 Ito 102, or about 1 . per cent. lower than yesteedai.l The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were officially marked 1041,but closed at 1041 tot ex div. Porte- 1 geese and Sardinian Bonds continue in good de mend; the latter have advanced to 92 to 1, upon investments. The shares of the Canada (Land) Company expe rienced a reaction to-day. In the morning trauma dons took place as high as 170, but the closing quo tation was 150 to 155, being 151. per share below that of yesterday. The shares of the Union Bank of Australia were in considerable request to-day, and advanced 11. to 21. • Oriental Bank declined 11. ; and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank were rather flatter. The shares of the Agra and United Service Bank were officially marked 62 (501. paid); Electric Telegraph stock improved 11. • Australian tura', North British Australa sian, and New A rrtnt wick and Nova Scotia Land shares, were inquired for. Several transactions took place to-day in the shares of the Copiapo Extension Railway Company, which closed at 1 discount to par. Bahia and San Fran cisco Railway shares were quoted 9-16 to 1146 p.m., and the New Six per Cent. Preferential Bonds of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, If to 11 prem. 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Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Alfred Consols, 121 13, 121 5 ; Bryntail, 34, 44; Betel lack, 200, 202 i : Boller and umat, 186,205. ; Cajal' Dad Wentworth, 61, ; East Alfred, 21,1; Nast Rama, 51, 5, 514; East Tadao* 6 4; Gnu ARM, dla 3 nc let& 24a., 6d. ; 1; North I; Par Como* 21, 2 1, 22; Booth Cam Bras, • St. Day United, 2 3. ., Sea 23 4. Thum*: 2111, 41. lac 341.; Traweatha, 225. Od. ; Vale at Towy, 29a. ; Wheal Chariot* 31, 4; Wheel Edward, 8 ; Wheal Grenville, 31, 33; Wheal Nary Ann, 4 7i, • Annexed is our usual weekly report of the metal market : _ _ - • • • The metal =whet his been hardly so animated this weak as het, but there has been • little business doing in most descriptions, and prices have been fully maintained. Copper has been less eagerly bought, but soma oonaidor able contracts have been made, said holders we indifferent _ . . . . . Iron has found purchasers for most descriptions, and the market is steady. Lead has advanced, and appears to be dill advancing. fipelcrr ie in steady demand, and 231. end upwards bas been paid, although quotations are a trifle less to-day. Tut is quiet, without giving way, but tin plates are etill much inquired for at full rates. FRIDAY BYINDIO. A good amount of business continues to be done in home mining stocks. Shares in East Wheal Russell, Wheal Mary Ann, Tinoroft, West Basset, South Cern Brea, and South Basset, were inquired for, but South Franoes, Wheal Buller, Great South Tolgus, Cern Brea, North Basset, West Seton, Alfred Consols, Gorton United, North Crotty, and Great Wheal Alfred were more offered and flatter. COMMERCIAL AND MA.REBT& TALLOW MARKET gins DAT.) The market is odd. Quotation ere as knows: Teem Tallow, 624. 6d., nett ad' Members T.C. on Um spot, 635. ; February end March 635. 9d. • Aril and isms, 625. ed.; October sad Decanter, 61s. 6‘. Moan= Amsoose.—Town tallow, 66e.; ht by Mho, 100. ; yellow Rumen, 6M. 6d.; neshed meg 765.; rough ditto, , U's.; tallow graves, 17s. ; geed dregs, 76. SMITH:FULD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. Z. J. Davie reports a zeodameempply, ablest day'a peter :—Prhee meadow hay, 63e. to Oft ; weldor de., 79a to 75a.; Webs' do., 60e. to M.; masa, 50e. to EOe ; clover, 80e. to 96e. ; mood eat, 70e. Wits. ; Wow, Us. to 28e. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) TL sold wrAthar ebbe has bar eqierietead during the ere boa to some •IWO& °WWI tb. sapper, and bade in eonaognenee has not boa so soon Tbeas her bra rep were ban Ills war end also heavy ocergramar of Cornish krooe, mired in orates tha WSW& LOOL Radian see also Asailfel. (X peers, burr ism% Brews Beene, sad No Phis Awe reey dill be obtained. Kent cobs from Ws. to 40s. Brosloas ars bre 20a. per bake, sad ady 16.. per bred ; ewer lead nate for planting, 16.. to L 6=bembsi. Oranges of all kinds sr* geed and earn vegetable' Sr. wsrftos, rkaborb, and asekeds. Winter grease are plentiful. - Free& salads, «misting of cabbage leers, Bare do Capri, Barri= sabre, and tamp Meer, are making Orb appearance. Cumbers are searaer. Spore anima may be had at been la. to 2a. 6d. per donee Beet respes of polars' are rearing about the amp prices as lest week. Cat Owe abbey resist of orchids, gerdanies, heliotropes, pobiaria pubbertima, geraniums, violate mignionstr, laths, primulas, amebas, cyclamens, tulips, hyseinths,aad ere - - 7ItUIT. Appo. PL. et to lilt Gomm. par te to 10. Tottotat4o.,b to So Avow p. tnit dent It to it el Rom pot do., It to et .... oleo" Per doL• 66 " la al Limes. pi. 41. 1 .1. t. II Peri l.thi . 16 . Ns ti MB 1 peb rni rt.rgs se Os IGIT OsaMosso, OR dos.. k id to 46 Wo od', pot bsodh Is ls 6d Olsen, p. dos bomb. Is to 64 to as Dumb Sprouts. S. Salt ONITS. to Si p05a..116 Irma 36 per JOSS, Id to Ss p. is to TB th=gr. IMINUS. 1 . Id Potatoes p. km. es to Ina - pee bus, is Is 16 9d Tor wt. We °was. pr Wads T• per bum". Id t 641 9.16.66.1166 maLies . ab o. 3. 60 5. 1"....7. ]obi u a art Wade. Si to 30 re Uaqtajd ChillOme. For a to le adiesk 'milk Si pat am" is Id te Ili =ea.rii. J ,l s to I, Val.. 11".&1 11 ." .. boa, te lo Si 1 MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY, FEB. 19. The Loin CHawczt.Lon took hia seat on the woolsack at In o'clock. Theßari of CARNARVON protected • petition from Blendworth, in Bente, praying for the mementos of ad con nexion between the government of India and the rhea end Cefoloollillll of the native religions In India, and praying that further facilities sight be afforded to the propagation of Chriatisniry In India Lord WYNFORI) segmented a petition front the gntti jury of the county of Jicementh, agateet the present system of licensing public. houses, and complaining of the inseam is , the number of th ese s h ops . The noble teed inquired whether t government Intended to bring in any measare this session upon the subject. Earl GRANVILLE was net aware of ray such intention. BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY. In reply to a remark from Lord BnouaKies, The LORD CHANCELLOR repeated what baba salad on the preTtona evening, that a MB upon the embject of bank raPtcY had him prepared under the sanction of she Boarder Trade, and would be introduced in that or the ether boats of parliament in a taw days—probably in the course of nela week or the week after. CONVEYANCE OF TROOPS TO INECA. Viscount DUNGANNON, selp:edwilmni:sa ltesa . 4611118"-yeientoond?tteehtarecr4-onccalic?;ei 11.a.:I.noiliti7itiutbliate°fotmunovftalt:°.rbelatifF44;11aIrsu"4,1srnidd4imatt74°?Tis;la.n,hematmee:96*.SCFsavesset°'-eintallhad.P.-thed:ll - was expected to be there ready t convey them on; but It appeared that she had broken th e 'haft of h p e se wheels, and could not proceed. That might have er been on of those casualties which could not have been foresees or preunted. Be that as it might, the couequsee• was that the regiment was detained at Suer right hem the 19th to the 27th of Deeenidar. VIM the Ajdaha was sent there to convey them on. They grrto , where they arrived on the 4th January. eek Men they sailed from that piece in the Ajdithis. aid ca the 7th, that vessel, when she was 400 miles out It we, sprang • leek, and was obliged to put beck. He wag Informed that the Ajdaha had been condemned 'unworthy alektese months before she wee appointed to this service. He might be told that there were mot government vessels. H. wee aware that they was not, the as being • vessel belonging to the Oriental, and the other to the Fast India Company; but he thought it was the duty of the government to by means of some &coedited moon sppointed by them at end at Aden, that they w e re seaworthy, and in all =peens fitted for the conveyance of troops, before the men were allowed to embark, and that they should not, by neglecting this obrious precaution, recklesely rink the loss of valuable line. (Hear, bear.) It =a surely sufficient that the soldiers shoul d be exposed to the thing= of the field and the elitnate, without haring superadded thereto the addition al risk of losing their lives unprofitably and inglorioualy _hy accidents at see, which might, with Ordinary ewe, be avoHaL This was not the first instance in which great earehamuss had taken place in this matter of the conveyance of troops. Last year this Name regiment cams home from Bombay la • vessel that was known to be unseaworthy—the Argent-omit the eonsequenos was, that • portien of ths pump which ought to tau occupied nineteen days, extended tee thirty-three days, and it was, he was informed, quite movie dentist that the vessel arrived at all. He trusted the noble lord would be able to afford some satisfactory explanation se these mature, or at all events assure the house and the country that • full inquiry should be made, and mean= adopted to prevent their recurrence. Lord PANMURE said that the matter was easily sa- 3 *Wed. The Alma was the vessel destined to convey the 617th from Suez to India, but on her passage to Suez, bikes the troops were embarked, she broke an Important part sf her machinery, which made her unfit to perform the duty for which she we. appointed. In the mean time the 69th se- • rived at Suez, and found there • vessel—not, se the noble 104 had said, that had been condemned as unseaworthy—but it Myst/belonging to the East India Compeny,named theljdaha, • vessel of 1,460 tons burden, of 600-horse power, and tamp* sufficient in all respects for the service that was required - et her. It was true that after she had proceeded to sea she =- fortunately sprang a leak, and, in consequence, pat back to. Aden, where she safely disembarked the troops, whisk were then conveyed by another are-sal, called the Osmbia, to. their destination, where, no doubt, they bad by this times arrived. It was obvious that in both these outs the amidst* that occurred was such as no human foresight could &add pats or guard against; and he might be allowed to state that in all the movements of troops consequent on the state of smarm in Ind* there had not been a single casualty resulting in lose of life. (Cheers.) Even in the case of the burning of the Sarah Sands, in which eo remarkable an instance of discipline, coolness, and presence of mind_ had been exhibited, under circumetanms of the moat ex treme peril, by her Majesty's troops that were on board at • the time, not only by the officers in command, but by the soldiers and the of and men belonging to the ship, not a single life had been lost. (Hear, hear.) He could not admit that vessels had been token up that were not fit for sea, for nothing of the kind bad occurred. It bad been the anxious desire both of her Majesty's government end of the - East India Oxeye= that the troops should under no =- I cemstances be embarked in vessels that had not been sub to the most strict examination, and ascertained to be In all respects fit for sea and suitable for the service. No doubt the difficulties were great, more particularly in con/e -quate° of the delay in the arrival of vessels at Suez, to con vey on the troops when they reached that place, and the 92nd he we. ewers had been from that mute detained at Suer • considerable time ; but they had subeequently been enabled to proceed, and were now on their way to India. (Hear.) The Earl of HARDWICHE thought the difficulty to which the noble kid alluded might he met if government would address themselves to the establishment of a system of transport in connexion with the British navy, instead of de pending upon hired transports. Under this latter system they did not know what ships they got. Lord PANMURE—Yes, we do. The Earl of HARDWICKE—No; they did not know what they paid, DOT what they got for their money. No doubt the noble lord was anxious to prevent accidents as far as ypooerdl6bLL,, but accidents were constantly occurring not , and to the great inconvenience of the publics service. He was aware that under no system could amdente be altogether avoided, but they would be mach more rare if the government employed for this transport service their own ships, their own officers, end their own men. Thin wan a class of result now in the possess on 'ti the government which were scarcely suitable for war purposes, but admire* adapted for the conveyance of troops six of these had been fitted with engines and employed during the late war. Hs would Nogg= that of these, two should be constantly employed between this Gauntry and Alexandria, and the other bar meet round to the Red Sea, to carryon the troops as they arrived at Sues to the ports of debarkation in . India. The Earl of CAB.NARVON had beard that the conr,ect larrod of the engine in the ere of the Ajdaha was worn out and broke, and had she not been clew to the shore there would have been &sager from that source. He bad also heard that this usual =althea up to ouvey spode an d the malls, but that, having been examined, she was not tic night geed enough for that surd= and that after this the troops Two embarked la bee. Thu ought to be in the case of every vie= taken up fee transport purposes ea examination under the authority of the Adm iralty as to her seerir ar ld. neas and by= officer of the Quartermaster-G noes dep are mut es le the aoccesmothition sad atovbiou made for the men during the voyages Lord PAN MURK said that the serving of the Ajdahe were brought into requisition because she happened to be in pelt at the flea She was not taken up,. but was ab*te belonging to the lest India Company. He knew nothing abora • the breakingof the courecting-rod. With regent to the employ ment of men-of-war on transport terries, the sublet had been well conedared by successive governments, and it had been decided =small groundt that it would be =advisable to adept *it There ems • system of examinatica. which he belfetud to be rofficieet : the yeseeim taken up =re invests& bhyy s e 61= appointed by the Admiralty) whose.. WPM' . VA the Quarternisater-flenerarn depart meat, which their torn reported to the Horse Guarde,looth. as to the Atoms of the used for transport purpose, the nature. et the accomamodatiom and the number of troops was pro posed she dwell °savoy. After a for words from. Lord Dcwotortrow the !Abject EDUCATION IN INDIA. The Hui of Trilifrigifillilln;;;;tithat the report of Mr. Chapman, the director of public instruction at Behar,, for the wars 1866 mud 1866 be Ltd before the house. The house was aware ethat considerable efforts had been made of late years by the government of India to extend education amongst the ill population. Of course the measures which had him taken with that view must hfolB had SOMS atoll for geed et for bad. It wee right parliameat should. know what Out easel wsa, the more so because if it wu owsliind.gs in respect to the people of India it must aho haw been considerable in respect to the Sirpoys, for In that coantry the soldiers were not separated hem the p mph, as with us. Their object in entering the servise trate to make provision for their families ani than- VIM, lune all the what they remained in the army they re tained tb sir dolomite habits, returning often to their families —tee furloughs in the Indian army being frequent and long --and thus keeping up the connexion with their komm and with the people. It was important, then, that they should law what the feeling of the native population of India wan with. regard to the mum of education which the government had established. He understood that there wu a report boa the director of education at Below in the heath of the government which would threw some light upon this matter, sad which, therefore, he thought it would be desirable that they should have. He had not read it, but he had some en treats boa it which he would reed. The noble lord read the extracts, which contained statements from the inspectors of easestion in Behar, to the effect that the natives were im rwith the idea that the object of the government was, m n e t lina of education, to proselytise the neoWe and de rive them of their t there was - a deep-rooted L ifliadhel te n eti i ncat iota] mosearee of tlesvr t ln t t h e ai t o=tt la intended—and duo, the c jade n pulse are in the rjo o;he it czinent. 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