The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-03 00:00:00

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BAYSWATER -DAILY NEWS LENT TO 1 READ; sod =Wel to Ur sisatry g . evesas poet. at M. ed. uar qter. paid la avows. M. BUM 010.104111•011, W. 2/11941/1111‘ SOCIETY OF ARTS. INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL LAW. 40-- The great objects of Napoleon's desire, "ships, colonies, and commerce," become, from day to day, more important. Trade, which formerly had so slight an influence over the destinies of nations, is now the great element which determines their prosperity. Dynastic wars hays teased, and governments come into collision on subjects in which their " shopkeepen," so contemptuously spoken of by Napoleon, have the greatest interest. Ws fight no longer for the extension of territory, but for ths Increased capabilities of buying and selling. Commercial trans actions have, therefore, increased enormouily in intent and variety. In the meantime the laws which an applicable to these operations are confused and unsettled, and differ in various countries—even in different parts of the same empire the commercial law varies. Only a short time book, England, Scotland awl Ireland, although parts of the same kingdom, were foreign to each other with respect to municipal law. Until the alteration made by the 17th and 18th Vic., c. 31, the cowls of law in then three countries could not issue proem MS compel the attendance of witneucs out of their juriodbie tion, or give effect to the service of such prooeee in over, part of the United Kingdom. The laws in Great Britain , and some of her colonies are different, and give rise to cow plicated litigation and loss. A merchant finds that owing to his ignorance of the commercial law of the foreign state to which he makes a shipment, he suffers grievous loss for which there is no remedy. The Society of Arta has proposed that the subject of International Law shall be taken up at a congress cone posed of representatives from the various European nations meeting at the approaching Great Exhibition in Paris; and an interesting paper containing remarks and suggestions as to the proposed congress was read by Mr. Leone Levi at a special meeting of the moiety last evening. A very animated discussion then arose, in which Mr. Collier, M.P.. Mr. Beadlans, M.P., Dr. Waddilove, Colossi Sykes, Elihu Burritt, Mr. Chadwick, and others took pa* All the speakers concurred in the opinions held by the las• turer, as to the great need of making every endowing 111/ aseimilato the commercial laws of different nations. Dr. WADDILOYS pointed out some of the dillinillgo which lay in the way of success ; and C o lonel Sums urged the necessityof the preparation* the proposed committee of some specific programme to be submitted to the proposed congress. Lord EBRINOTON (who was in the chair) addressed the meeting, stating his entire concurrence with the views of the writer of the paper; and The proceedings terminated with the adoption of a resolu tion, requesting the council of the society to nominate a committee to represent England in the proposed congress. ALLEGED MUTINY ON BOARD ERR WILDFIRE.— Nation/an having been published relative to an OCCUTISECO ea heed the transport Wildfire, calculated to eases neneh lasseedgess to the friends el die navvies whoa she was mieverog to the Crimea end to the friends of the seerauder (Captebt Donned) in particular, the illswing fete an sanewebased by • corn =eta pukka te be gentian with the It appose that a few before the arrival of tbe Wildfire at - Whs. the semi the be) nate, M t*, a little the mew ler Lunar, mai ney nuns to Dews we orders& by the es hi web ' es , be we serested, eel et Via we Mod a , but so attempt miaow, we sole * bin IR tint say persibses was any Win *miry te le als i =ba ell it. sr la say way belleelsi fa is esaiwat, whisk was ins* for Nell d his beeletisa aS be % JeTweS, and Wab IllresiMatall• Pia DNIMIIIINI eassepa the enpai c _ ease gib IbialSe say poem eel IM eMib mai, se limilip ig h l y Ihe purbbeess et tbe sekage,_essonleg Ile the Weil seem by tbe civil authorities at nein The sew dist GI Ili ionise and of the crew es herd the Willie Ye bun dB tie said le paellig b p ided I and, with the Simeiss albs Win% iiipmsim aft. dielever had idle Se bean be beseersy that bull angel bon tb *II esesstd is Mit, wed bet 1111001 le Ow JO eft Mod ad. INN THE ROYAL BRITISH BANS. Ireeterday, the eamel neural =oft !It _the Pro' Osten 41 teis esupseg ores Meet theleeereeen the leieel, to Teethe lie some end abstruse beleseraltest of the leek forth. ended IS UN ilat Danaher lad,. dealsratien of di he the bit beityear, mad to alit 'adjure and direetes Ike weft year. Mr. CELILIS Wniron, the gereemer Ite the pee year, occupied the ehair. PADDIIIION, thin WWl* at the bask in the abases, from illness, of Mr.Oameren, the gemseal manager, reed the report of the dbreatees for the last year and aconmpanying statement of EIMPINE, an abstract of which appeared in the Daily New yestriabg. Mr. Crim.ort, la movieg the adoption of the report, eon gratalatod the aeeieg on the removal of the impedimen's which bed teas been *rows in the way of their obtaining a supplameatal simeter, by which they would be enabled to increase their esesusencing capitol from 100,00 W., as filed by the original abarter, to 600,000 L Bosse of the share holders might bare *Ought that a larger dividend would bare been AMA * them this year ; bat, for his pert, he *nett that mei dieldeads wen the safest to declare at the °sleet of ea imperiaut trading omens, ea they might now 'onside, tide* be. (Roar, hear. The moths figt *e @depths of the ) report, having been setanded. IBM serried y. The easeftg then prereeeded to fill up the vaceney caused in the dheed's by the death of Mr. Ruston, on ' when the chairman passed an eulogist= for his ability ad tfe =Wlsad the great services he had rendered to the timed* Yaw. • Ow Ilkherd Me. R. IL Ovum,. Ma Alionsaa Yvan ny was unanimously elected a member of the beard us of directors is the place of Mr. Rastas. it . Mr. Alderman KENNEDY, in acknowledging the compli meat, said be worse of the original parties by whom the fid bank had been arablished. Afterwards, circumstances for a time withdrew him from its service, but he now returned l t ) to it, and be did SI with the earnest intention of devoting es himself to the work, and of seeking to promote the interests se of the shareholders as well as his own. (Hear, hear.) Hs la friend Mr. Oillott had remarked that some of the share- 11 1 holders might labour under the delusion that a greater IS dividend might have been allotted to them. But they must a look first to the amount of capital with which they were u working-60,0001.—which, for a London bank, was some- et. thing nest to ricliadous. That had acted as an impediment et. to every step they had taken to adrenal the interests °- sad the operations of the company. (Rear, beer.) to In that respect, instead of findieg Sir Robert 91 . Pool's bill a joint-stock banking 'bill, as it was ix called, they had found it a joint-stock bank p tion et. bill. Eves raw. although it was so far beck as July last, dt. that the Beard of Trade, after a needlessly long delay, eon. 81 - ceded them the power to increase their capital gradation, st. eL they had ma pellAiseeived tram that Board the necessary se musts sttiaisde M. o de Whoa, tiorever, that did receive those documents, they would have the prier 0f..... greatly inmeeslag their capital, which would have the st-1 least of ineuesing their business and their profits, and he ip hued, in dna that, their dividends also. (Rear, hear.) I l i he reply tea question by Mr. Meredith, Bt Kr. PADDllog, the solicitor to the bank, said it was now Sc. her yeses Nan the incrusts of the capital was resolved apes at a general meeting of the shareholder', and a few weeks ellerweele application was made by the directors g , ke leave to imam their capital in pursuance of that reso The answer to that application was, that the rei Kurd of Trade entertained doubts as to whether it sou sempetent for the Crown in the first place to grant a supple- it smstal charter authorising an increase of capital, having ~8 4* seserd not merely to the provisions of the char- Ti to la that respect, which were clear enough, but g t eke le the act of Sir Robert reel, ander to whirl the shorter was granted. The nest doubt 33 ea the yeiteithe Bred of Trade was whether, assuming it 1 . 00 6 y was conalfahnt kg *I crown to grant a supplemental &Mar, the ktotaisa Gould be allowed to take place in the T i p my peopled by the husk—namely, from time to time, and is Is oust sea from tine to time as the directors might think at rThat lad to alassall interview between Kr. Booth, 13 earetary to the Mmell d Trade. and a deputation from to the bank, by whom the prolate in difference were diamond ; la sod the result was that the only way of solving the dint- s oily would be to refer the matter to the g eneral manager s adthe beak and Mr. Belleaden Ker, the legal adviser of et. ISM Bent of Trade. There were several interviews on the 1 3 irolewith Mr. Bellenden Ker, at which arguments were 15.,, e n by the general manager to show the untenable ma- ; INS of the doable that were entertained. Nothing, how- so gellW .......L teuld satisfy Mr. Belleadea Ker. He adhered to hie to inflexibly, sad the mom the matter was disease*/ 30 acme be was confirmed in the opinion he had originally so swpsemed with reference to the doubts communicated by the r Bud et Trade. (A 'aleph.) Some time elapsed, and the bank, tired out with the delay and pressed by their share• g holden to increase their capital, ones more applied to the j Bawd of Trade, arguing with them, in an able document, ‘7 directly, and not with Mr. Bellendea Ker, the question which bad been raised between the board and themselves. S o Eventually the matter was referred to the law officers of so the crown and Mr. Bellenden Ker, who met, after great m delay, on the 24th August, 1864. That conference between as the law authorities did not last more than five minutes. 1 0 The Solicitor-General made very short work of the matter, So for he said at once that he did not see any difficulty ia grant fp - ing the greyer of the directors' memorial ; and the Attar- so ney and Solicitor General, and even Mr. Bellenden Ker, lo signed a statement to the effect that there were no grounds for the doubts which had been urged by the Board et Trade. (A laugh.) All that was now wanting was the gluing the great seal to the supplemental charter, which it. would be done as a matter of coarse at the first meeting of St. the Priv Council at which, during or after the present crisis, the subject could be introduced. (lieu.) 1 : Ks. Archibald Spun was then unanimously elected a s alamist is the place of Mr. James Baring, who retired by to velellisos was also Mr. Owen, in the stead of Mr. Charles Bt. WOW who retired in the tame way. Oa die meals of Mr. Cluton, the usual allowance of nigtram masimously voted to the court of directors for 10 arodese during the past year. so Mr. Themes Chandler and Mr. Thomas Page were re- at. &awl meters. bum memersation, originating with Mr. C. B. Kolb am, (IL I otaeeds ell to the desirability of obtaining more eligible E• = O utten for the bank than the pretest building in " use-yard, the result being that the meeting was of se, opinion that at present it would not be prudent to remove from that locality. Si A dividend of 6 per cent., free of income tax, was de- to eland ;as was also int eeeee at the same rate on the scrip et • for new shares. A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the pro- le s PARISH OF ST. FAITH.-MANDAMUS. I gi TO TXII IDITOR OP TILI DAILY NEWS. at. Sin,—ln the report in to-day's paper of the appli cation made to the Court of Qt 1•111 1 .1 Bench, yesterday, by to Mr. Collier, Q C., on my behalf, as churchwarden of the 12 parish, two errors appear, which, with your permission, I 1 2 will briefly correct. Your report, inadvertently, man it to appear that the rule was applied for against " The Rev. 4, Gill Cholmondeley." The application was a mandamus to Be compel Mr. Comely, a layman, and receiver of the rests lel and profits of the Hospit4 of St. Cross, to give up the regis. ter booklet the parish of St. Faith; and the report adds that, to " the court held the chnrchwardenswere not the custodians of the books." By the Register Act the parish registers are fk. the property of the parish, and are to be kept and preserved at. in the custody of the minister, at his house, if 1) resident within the parish, or in the church, if not resident; 15 so that the parishioners and churchwardens might have 12 4 access to them, and in particular the latter, to enable them, in pureuanoe of the said set, to »tura annual copies of the el register books to the register of ths bishop. The court si refused the application solely on the ground that " there t was another remedy against Ur. Comely, who was *lastly a wrongdoer, and had u mash right to the books u he had lit to the communion plate, and that as an action would lie a mandamus would not be granted. Nor did " the court hold the churchwardens were not the custodians of the books," tut stated they were during the vacancy of a living, which, in the case of St. Faith, is so. "I am not incumbent of St. Faith. lem not on the bishop's books as rector, nor em I se ;" and lastly, says Lord (billfold, " I have no clerical office in the hospital." After thie, no sae will premiss to , my it is not vacant.—l am, &e., H. HOLLOWAY, Churchwarden of the pariah and perish church of St. Faith, with the parish Feb. 1, 1856. of the Holy Cross united. Corral FOR TIIa CalNas.—Yesterday, a parlia mentary return (obtained by Colonel North) was printed, relative to coffee sent to the Crimea. It appears, that on the 13th July, 6,0001b5., in an unground state, was shipped by her blajosty's ship IndusO7, for the service of the ar i m in the East; and to the 19 th Dece mber there were ship by three steam tramperts, 88,4091b5., of which 71,979 be. were shipped is the Ilyda ; 12,8691b5. per Adelaide ; and 3,6611 b. by lady TM total d ales mat in July and Desemher _masted to 93,4091b1. nested he an ungemed state. No sees pasted mid ground easiest to the saw* the Crimes peseiswely to the Mad litmambse. , TICIIWILTM a TIM EAST.—Ths Fres* hire llebastegii_have teles lalssiag whieh wdl tele with mese latish it has been sae daty to paid* hem the camp. The fliseis publishes the illiewlag ti try s t 16th tb• t r oops beim Ilehmlegel had been twelve days la mate with said alt 10 as. beteg sae (14 deg. Fah.) *host 4a min hot bees Irma to death whilst sleepin g in the milet el their eemeedove 104 shoat 400 had had teir dist dium. sal it is Is be bred Slat several of them will Tbe teat amen dediedti Se be ea shel leg with emit a tessperatam." £JTWUP, Jan. 31.--Binee the 29th January, the best has sofa set ia emi, sad the allTillation a *I *bib is ow ism** floods LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1856. SHARE LIST& MUM • FRIDAN E.annto. The railway share market to-day was firmer, but the advance was not commensurate with that of the English foods, the market being still to a certain extent prejudiced by sales in anticipation of the half yearly accounts of some of the leading com panies, coupled with the leas satisfactory appearance of this week's traffic returns. Prices, however, closed generally . rather better than yesterday, the exception being in Great Western Stook, which left off with a dull appearance. LWATI. Ij 1 1 1 1 4 3 413 Pr i to i r ~~r aim Pros; . Da, Now Y . bibs Da isinsies Vp.l7 a t ni abs. Aleilks di b. ms, Trolietanals• Ines MAL Leadli AIL Wes Do. Ostst Mats= Da. Oney.:llE. Great 0110111 fii Grist lofts p.a. New pieent..„. I Res 84 3 si pa i l i i r. I PE p it mo ms . 4 . . 13 Ms THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOIC Very little business has been done to-day in the railway market, which, nevertheless, is steady. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock is rather better, at 741 to 75. 1 -, and Great Western weaker, at 6 6 1 to 661. London and North-Western stock is gqnoted 1001 to 101; Midland, 69/ to 70; Great N orthern', 221 to 3 ; Caledonians, NI to 311; and South- Euterpe, 174 to 1. French shares are scarcely so strong. ORDINARY RHAIEB AND STOCKS fit so - - 21 3 pak Paz yin in U. 2 [ I 1 I t. Walt Onsola. D 0.84, pay Pyayt. lan Ds. ee. 111, do. Ds. lb. Da. de. Thollliset limillia likl MEW. ... 1 Dft II per Wit:« Gym sod Ourna !rpm mid lisarat Idir — me of SO 2 1 SI In -6-.. t 41- a r ekitS. - a p t I si 31 a 47 4l La.wan. prim Clurheal h &rid - 41 a iNdi Mil Odom NM ma Ems ...... Pam Om. Chertarg Pam mal Han....... IWO Doi le Seri IMO& treks sod Kerne Da. f 4 per Cnt. Prefer els 11 )d /I If Ora at Mirlas De. /4 pr Oat Prior Wean of ranC• Weaves el Biriourlari 7 7i — pn lli l$ 00 . ~.....~■ Imo, 19 Do. do. do SOL.. 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(Ire.) 24 Ditto Half Shame ell Newcastle and CariPle 51 Newrasket Bury Eaten. 214 VewportAbers.kllereford Newry and Enniskillen all NewryWarrenpolat ikon 10e Nortek 16 Do. Now 34 Northern Counties Unks 100 North British 16 North Devon. No. 1 all Do. i) A Deferred Do. B Guarantied 100 N. Eatnern—Berwick 30 Do. Eatenslon 13 Do. O.N.E. Pius all Do. Leeds 100 Do. York ..... „ 50 North LOSC I / 4 41 ....... all Do. New 10Lfibaree lte North *tabor/Mize. all North Writers 10 Nosh& tiouthWest. hme 100 Oxforo, Wore., k Woks 100 %rakish Central It.O SotUsit Midland 10 ihrewebory and Heretkerd 100 Abrovehire Unioa 60 South Devon .... 100 South Eastern 50 +oath Wake • 15 :bath Yorkab.l2lllreeDaa all itocktras sad Era:fa : 211 Thallleella•VlS all Vale of Ninth all Waterford and Kilkenny all Waterford and Limerish all West London IS West Cornwall 3 W.Endet LocukCrystal P. 100 Aborders WO Do. 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Co 1 8,000 15 South Australia 23 33 40 13,000 23 Union of Australia 8,00024 7 9id %NO SG Union °gland= No. Share 10,000 1 3c,0041 1 4 100,000 110 . 10,00 1 10 NAM SD OA( 106,0* 1 Kee 1 0,000 SO Moe 1 20,00 1 20 10,000 • LON 30 11,000 10 210,000 1 00,000 1 12.000 40 1110,00 e 100,000 et 3,060 U 20,000 15,000 100,000 SO IMS 11 S ,11110 SUSS 1 lOW 1 10.611 • 4 • 00 MOSS 10.100 20 IMMO • WY 1 10.000 50 WO 13 %OOP 30 woo on to IO 0.174 10.2.8 1 likie 1 LAustralian AstrisaltaraL Aestralasian Padle Nail asseralise Royal Nail— Mks Waterworks RAMAwarkeit Lad... arLISOM.Rie. it MOM°. iiw regal Nseir of Frame. Down Ins Ore ..... INgsak lowan, ORM Wore& ha. havisatioo Oarmilthl Co. tthistermsW-INI. Kuhr' h lik.hase rNoed gime film% Nsbelmis A woo onus 1 - TaiiiTestisikai INover By% Minim Nor wi tg ar = morai llirial P Peralawbelledsafts. Partiort has Omplay. l iiimew iisel - 11. - iisiii.... .. Saadi Moir. Wats.. De. Pow ..»...--... Ise& Misessika UM-. Tabs. Oft. , asmia'sLaad I 14 12i SP OBTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FIIDAL We have no improvement to notice in the betting market there wu but a meagre attendance to-day, and badness wu limited, for although a goodly array of names appears they wen in moat came backed to only small amounts. The only hues in tone were Miss Mowbray for the Grand National Stoepleohate, and Phalan' for the Metropolitan. LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL. 14 to 1 apt Min Mowbray (t) 20 to 1 The Trout (t) 18 to 1 Dalk.ith (t) _ 16 REAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. too A I apt Lady Palinenton (t) 20 to 1 Wild Huntsman (I) 20 to 1 Fandango (t) 25 to 1 Midsummer (t) 100 to 3 Vandal (t) 100 to 1 Maidstone (t)_ GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES. 9 to 1 apt Phusalus (t) 16 to 1 Fanda n (t) 20 to 1 P riest (t) CHESTER CUP. 22 to 1 on the field (off ) 200 to 9 Rotherun (I) 200 to 8 The Reiter (t) 40 to 1 Man Anthony (t) 40 to 1 Bright Phobos (t) 600 to 7 Weetherooek (t) 1000 to 16 -- iklythian (t) 1000 to 15 Kidnapper (t) 1000 to 15 Nevill s ( e (t) 500 te 6 Rasp TWO THOUSAND ) GUINEAS. 3 to 1 on the Sold (off) 1000 to 26 Rambling Kate DERBY. 7 to 1 on the field (t) (off) 20 1 O to tO The slatos Onden (t) IMalmo don* to-dip gli la, 117 1* Ili slti 3 33 113 116 100/il6 -- 115 i 16 1 11 - - i it II BO_ 11 ilia 4 i e 1 1 +ls lli I 101 z d MI 11 i M_ iii i .0 all 40 64 1 .3.14 3 5 i i MONEY MARKET. FSIDAT Evmruro. The confirmation of the Earl of Derby's inability to form a ministry, coupled with the announcement that Lord Lansdowne had been sent for by her Ma jesty, caused the English stock market to open this morning with an improved appearance, and the upward tendency subsequently grow more decided, as it became evident that the supply of stock in the market is the reverse of abundant. Prices closed at almost the best point of the day, which represents a rise of i percent. since yesterday. The circumstance that the sales on government account appear to have been suspended during the last day or two was referred oas having a favourable influence. Pend ing the formation of a new cabinet, however, the transactions are limited. Considering the near approach of the 4th of the month, the money market to-day has been com watively quiet. In the Coasol market money can be obtained at 3 per cent. The Paris bourse to-day showed buoyancy, and the French funds closed fully I per cent. higher than yesterday. At Vienna also a lees anxious feeling is indicated by a decline in the exchange on London from 12.19. to 12.16, bat the premium on gold remains as high as 314 per cent., and that on silver at 27 per cent. The other continental stock markets are quiet, but fairly supported. Consols were first marked 911 for the Bth Feb., and advanced gradually to 91k to 4, which was the quotation at the close of the house. Subsequently there were sellers at 91 9-16. The " contango" to the new account of the Bth March was 3-16th per cent. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91i, 4,4, I ; ditto, for account, Bth Feb., 911, 4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 1 , a, a, a. New Three per Cents., 914, 921. Bank Stock, 212. India Bonds, 14e. prem. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. to 7e. prem., and Exchequer Bonds, 991 to 4. Foreign stocks were quiet but firm. The foreign exchanges were rather lower this afternoon as regards Paris and Hamburg, paper on these cities meeting with more demand, whilst the supply was short. The transactions were limited, as is usually the case at this period of the year. The demand for gold for exportation to the conti nent continues limited, and it is computed that three fourths of the gold duet brought in by the steamer Calcutta has been sent into the Bank. The absence of any decided and sustained improvement in the ex changes, however,,is calculated to prevent our retaining the whole of the gold imported. The corn market to-day was a trifle dearer. In some cases an advance of 2s. per qr. upon Monday's rates was obtained, but little business was done. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 6th inst. for the conveyance from the Thames of 190 tons of salt meat to Gibraltar, 160 tons to Malta, and 220 tons to Corfu. Hamburg letters of the 30th mention that the com munication seawards continued completely closed. Litte business was going forward in produce. Wheat was quoted 2s. per qr. lower. Exchange on London was flat, at 13.11, with little paper offering. Money waseasatthel o low of the rate 23er cent. oP At themeeting p r oprietary of the Royal British Bank to-day the report of the directors was adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum was declared. The directors elected at the meeting of the London and County Joint Stock Bank proprietary yesterday were Meson. J. A. Durham, F. J. Law, and John Sadleir, M.P. The following meetings are announced—viz., of the Chartered Bank of Asia proprietary (extraordi nary) for the 23rd inst. ; of the London Cemetery Company for the 14th inst., at which a dividend is to be declared ; of the Irish Peat Company for the 14th inst.; of the Equitable Gas Company (extraor dinary) for the 20th inst. to elect a director; of the Great Northern Railway Company for the 28th inst. (transfer books to be closed from the 10th to the 28th inst., both inclusive); of the Boston, Sleaford, and Midland Counties Railway Company for the 16th inst. ; and of the East Kent Railway Company 1 for the 23rd inst. An ordinary and extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the Western Railway of France is also to be held on the sth March, at Paris. The Australian Agricultural Company's shares were again flatter to-day, and Scottish Australian Investment were also more offered. The Canada Company's stock, however, was again rather higher. In the shares of the London Joint Stock Banks numerous transactions take place, generally at im proving prices, owing to the large dividends lately declared. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 102 to; ; St. Katharine Dock at 88 ex div.; Berlin Waterworks at 21 (61. 10s. paid); Peninsular and Oriental, old shares, at 55 to i; and Royal Mail Steam at 61. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Jan 27, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active 19,782,976 Decrease 262,645 Public deposits; 2,897,554 Increase 640.427 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 11,628,652 Decrease 109,069 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day end other bills 1,003,510 Decrease 36,073 The Rest The Reserve (via., notes and coin in banking department) The subjoined exhibit* the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits Other deposits decrease.. Notes and bills in circulation decrease.. Rest increase.. 8,779 On the other side of the account: Government securities; decrease .. 109,069 Other securities Coin andballion increase .. [THREEPENCE. Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102; Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 36k; Bra zilian 0!d Five per Cents., at 99j; Ditto Four-andAt Half per Cents., at 93. Other stocks remain quiet. LONDON COURSE OF EXCRANOE.-FEB. 2. Bills asd M. Mena. Time. Prices as negotiated this dap, Amsterdam ...pa t S Months 11A. 17f stv.... 1 Id. Patv. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp . ... „ „ 2.51 k. Mo. ... 25tr. St e. Brawls Hasaborg.asd Alto= ~ ' , 161 mos. 50ohl. 13mcs. 1 seL St. Petersburg per rade 36 ... Nom. .. Par1e........ pa e Batt 25fr. 020. ... 251 r. 10e. Ditto ,, II Months 25tr. 50a. ... 25tr. 520. Marseilles Prankfort.mi.thealidio par £lO . 11701. kr. ... 11701. be. Vim= (e(rective)... pat „ 126. 55kr. ... 126. 401 a. Triode .. " 126. 35kr. ... 126. akr. Madrid Coda ................... ~ „ &V paste .. 501 ponce, 11_ _ -Ra. , „ 60 pease ... 50 peas Daraissi .... .. . 60 pesos ... 60 pent* Malaga ... «.. ... •••... . . 50 50 pews ... soi pent. M a ••• r - - ft 3.4 r. __. le le tai-411 erwor „ " pros - , Seri 60.1. Genoa " 2.51 r. 40e. Naples per raeat „41 peace Paiute., pat mace ,e 1 re penes Ireeriza. ,, 1110 pesos Weds. per sailreigl days date pewee Operte .. ....... „ 68t pan New 1ttek.„........... 00 days eight etti tepee eu - pees • 6 ) pence ▪ SMr. 6Sf. 251 r. 53c. ▪ 434 piece • 13.1 peeve • 1301 peace ▪ b°l penes ▪ SSi pence • ee peace --4.-- FRIDAY EVININO. A good business has been done to day in dividend mining stocks, many of which are in demand. The chief inquiries have been for shares in Wheal Basset, South Wheal Frances, South Caradon, West Caradon, United Mines, Wheal Trelawney,Wheal Mary Anne, Alfred Consols, Wheal Tremayne, North Bassett, Stray Park, ()rambler and St. Aubyn, and Sortrige Consols. Amongst the sales reported are—Wheal Buller, 550 ; South Bassett, 565; South Frances, 320, 330; United Mines, 175, 200; West Caradon, 155, 160; East Darren, 871; Rosewarne, 80, 85; Wheal Trelawney, 30; Wheal Mary Anne, 33( ; Alfred Console, 161, 17; Wheal Charlotte, 51; Clijah and Wentworth, 16,1; Wheal Wrey, 41 1 , t; Sortridge Console, 23, I. The gold mining shares remain dull, in the absence of inquiry. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. Not a single transaction is recorded to-day in the gold mining shares. Agua Fria shares arc quoted 5-16 to 3-16 die.; Nouveau Monde, 1 to 3-16 per share; Colonial Gold, 1 to 3 per share; and Great Nugget Vein, a to 1 die. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 311 to 321 ex div.; Peel River, 21 to 3; North British Australasian, 3-16 to 1.16 the.; and Scottish Aus tralian Investment, 11-16 to 13.16 prem. ex div. In other land and mining stocks there is no move ment. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Z 143,970 298,718 123,102 192,185 Total This return is more satisfactory, especially as re garde the increase in the bullion and public deposits. The augmentation in the former item is caused by the purchase by the Bank of the bulk of the gold brought in by the steamer Great Britain. The in crease in the private securities, though not very heavy, indicates a more active demand for money. BANE Or INOLLND.—Accom ffelso Mewl AX071.663 ~.. 49 : az iOil u.ern:ea Melmlon' Capital 3.24316 ruble kispedigladsel tt aiv u it= Dm Ueda 2,897.564 Olhit bvesdapaillostiaßßd 1,003.610 firvenim'att Smalls, dwitad.Dand Weight anim A as) -MMAR Naga Otherdataztties ...... h 4.320,311 6,883,C80 Gold sad WWI" Oda 661,115 '132.00,648 mAsartALL. cud OW+er• RA 1. UK THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market remains firm at yester day's improvement, but with little business doing. Consols for the Bth Feb. have ranged between 91: and 911, and are now quoted 911 to I, or the samosa they closed yesterday. For money the quotation is 911 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91: to 91:; the New Three per Cents. at 92 to 92 1 ; India Stock, at 222 to 223; Bank Stock, at 212. F.:chequer Bills are better, with purchases I at Bs. prem. Foreign stocks are steady, but ex tremely inactive. Tarkish is quoted 781 to ldeziean, 21 to i; Opsaieh Deferred Three per Ceate.,l7loolBl and TALLOW MARKET. - THIS DAY. The market; firm to-day at the annexed quotations: Petersburg Y. C., on the spot, 665. Gd. ; Feb. to March, 665. 6d.; March and April, 575. to 67e. 3d. Manx= AVERAGHII.—Town tallow, 57e. 3d.; fat by ditto, 3s. O'd. ; yellow Ittiosian, 68s. Oil. ; melted stuff, 40s. Od. rough ditto, 255. Gd. ; tallow g , 12$. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 705. to 1405. • superior, 84s. to 955. ; interior, 605. to 60'.; Mowed, 134);. to 755.; clover, 90s. to 115..; second cut, 80s. to 1005. ; straw, 235. to 28a. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.—TRIS DAY. In consequence of the severity of the weather. vegetables are somewhat scarce, and hih prices have been realised. Good N. Plus Meuris, Beurr d Itsme, and Easter Benne Pears may be obtained. Grapes fetch good prices. Seville Oranges now bring from 71. to 12a. per 100 ; common sons realise from 2s. 61. to 10s. per 10U. Chestnuts, 10s. to 20s. per bushel; Spanish Nuts, 14s. to 20s. per bushel; Barcelona, front 20s. to 245.; Fren:h Almonds, 245. per bushel, 65, per cwt. ; Kent Cobs, 180 s. per 100 lbs.; and Brasil Nuts, 20s. per bushel. Cucumbers vary from 241. Ss. each. Spanish Onions may be bought for 2s. per dos. Carrots and Turnips are dearer. The tredo for all kinds of Potatoes is heavy. Lettuc,s lack from N. to to. per score. Cut flowers consist of Passion flowers, Bignonia 'musts, Tulips, Heliotropes, Enphorbies, Poinsettias, Camellias, Chinese Primroses. Heaths, and Roses. FRUIT. Pine Apple*, per lb. Si to 7s Apples, per bus h el, es 61 to ISs Grapes,bothouse,p. lb., Seto 10. dessert, per doe, 64 tole Pens, per half•steve, 74 to 10e Nuts, Cob, per 100 lb., 100. . . VEGETABLES. I Broccoli, per bundle, Is to 2 s Celery , pe r bundle, la to 2s Cht,lutges, per dos., Mto Is Ild Onions, per MIMIC, 28 6d to 4a —r, per doz, Ss to Ss Leeke, per bomb, 2.1 to ad Brussels Sprouts, p , half sieve, Shallots, per lb. 4tl to rid Isto2e Garlic, per lb., 6d to Stl French Beans. per 100, Ss to 4s Radi.hcs, per doz., 9d to Is Beaks'', per punnet, le to 38 Endive per score, Is I d to In Asparagus, per 160, be to G. Lettuces, C.h., p. score, bd te la Potatoes, per ton, 601 to 120 e Co., per *cure, litl to lead per cwt., te 6d to Ss Small Salad, p. pun., 2,2 to rd per bush., Is6d he 3s Horse Radish, per be., Se to Se Carrots, p. bunch, 74 to led lituhroome, per p0t.,1 a.o lead Turnips, do., 4d to 6d Chilies, per 160, la to Is ad Cuournbers, (web, 2s to Ss thpsicums, p 100, la to Si Spioach, per sieve, Is 6d to Ss Parsley, per bunch, 4tl to Gd Beet, per doz., 64 to is Sweet herbs, per bomb, 24 be 44 RUSSIAN PRODUCE MARKET. (From the Circular of Maus. Smith and Charles.) LONDON, Fro, 2. In our circular of last Monday we stated that the resig nation of her Majesty's ministers might be immediately looked for. This event took place on the following day. We regret that a new cabinet his not yet been formed, as every day's delay is a serious matter in the present position of political affairs. One thing, however, would appear to be certain, viz., that whatever the composition of the new ministry may be, their policy must be characterised by vigorous action in the conduct of the war, The country his spoken out, and declared it shall be so ; and for our part we cannot conceive of any vigorous line of action that shall not Include the stoppage of the enemy's trade, whereby he is supplied with British capital to the extent of eleven millions sterling per annum, to carry on his hi lligerent designs. Owing to large arrivals frem Petersburg via Memel and Konigsberg, the Wow market declined on Wednesday to 55e. per cwt. for immediate delivery, and 665. for April and May delivery. Capitalists then came forward, and the de cline was arrested. From this price we have gradually advanced, and our concluding quotations are—P.Y.C. the spot, new, 56 .. Gcl.; - old common, 56 t.; February, 565. ; March, 565. 6d. to 561. 9d. ; March and April, 561.9 d. to 57e. ; April and May, 575. 3d. to 675. 6d. ; Town tallow, 61s. 9d. net cash ; tallow, Elaine, 624 (lees 2} per cent for cash); tallow oil, 38s. 6i . to 395.; palm oil, 445.; cocoa nut oil, Cochin, 475.; Ceylon, 465. ; linseed oil, 365. 33. ; Australian sheep tallow, CeGs. 3d. to 661. Gil. ; beef, 54.. to 535. 9d.; South American, 561,, good. The public sales consisted of 954 casks, whereof 287 were sold. The Petersburg advice. are to the 25th ult. The ex change, which had risen to 371—a high tate for the seaun of the year daring peace—has declined to 361, confilence in the pacific result of the Vienna negotiations having somewhat abated. In produce scarcely anything doing. Arrivals during the week, 6 , 962 casks ; deliveries, 1,195 for the week ending lam 27,1855 casks. LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. LrviaxooL, FEB. 2.—The Stock Exchange exhibited an improved tone to-day, and closed firmly at a slight improvement in price. of all the leading stocks. The latest quotation' are thus reported :—Caledonian, 31 A 1 A —Eastern Counties, 11 3.l6—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 7.11 i—London and North Western, 100 A —Ditto (fifth shares), d. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 24/ —Midland, 69A A A—North Eastern (Ilerw ck capital Mock), 18 15.16—South Eastern, 17 11-16—Maccheiter, Sheffield, and Lincoln (61. saw), 7.16 p. ------- A great stimulus has been given to building in Wolverhampton by the freehold land movies. it is cal culated thet 150,0001. has been already subscribed for this Pa rf e iTAL PALACE, FEB. 2.—SIIILLING DAL—Ad mission at the door, 404 ; admission by season tickets, 150-65 4 . NEWPORT, RERIGATENNT, AND HEREFORD NAlL WAT.—Traffie receipts for the week ending Jan. 28, 1855, 6251. lls. 741. ; corresponding week last year, 2131.16 e. bd. MARIA Arrotas RAILWAY.—Treffio for the week ending Jan. 18,1855, 1711. ; 1854, 1951. SAXER/ AND M.EOBII RmiwAT.—Traffic receipts foe the week ending Jan. 27, 1855. 8451.6.. 10d.; corre sponding week last year, 6621.95. ed. Miles open: 1866, a ; aa• 16. I I i. I i - II H 6 11 80ite 28 I dr 43 47 adpar 16 1 1111 60 63 9 76 2 I 1 din 1i h I I 64 74 1 die 141 31 IS 6 6 4 4 11 I 211 I 21 II Id id lir Om' I . lio esNlo MPS IMP ,MIN los I ra , IMP Sti 111 114 69 /111 41 44 00 100 414 $24 6 1I 45 47 11 19 531 194 694 19 $7 39 $ Si 18 II if ; 41 U 3$ II f Si Si 85i I ill oi i 1113 as leas.