The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-05 00:00:00

e 4_-'.ott-540 l. _ . 1 aisiore.•‘;'" 74 . G. -at e---' /,7e No. 2,664.1 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 5, 1856. [THREEPENCE. ~_.... FIB ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUBE of 1 CAIIIIIIIIKDt. x.n..elli take Ma Pim at dB, lozenge of M MAL AMAUCIATION Is Aid of ealitilre Wivea sad ?amt. Om os WEI:MN:WAY tarn 7tl Y.M. at 4 eetualt, lartsod of at 3, ea prev lora) ad .—A..taioino by tioltets NAN Vidal may Oa MI al a• isms et ue Asnmatio% Na 4. Wateelemploev. Pau asti. B. L. 1...)W1r4, My -. r Soto Itopal Ma, Ilenorary enntary. VITABLISHILD 1037. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, I. Pctassawitrect. bask, LAM& Irapowerol by 4 1.0ial Aet of farameent, tile.. cap. I. Ca AtaY~M .— Mayor-t , et»r.l ALIVEMIMEM, Mlacitbeetb Pact. Iwu'4 TAM of preystata. icy wa-unrc Loma' or Debts. Mall premiulal °sly rcquired .antcr am ....en yeAri. MOM aimed payabbt at slaty, or at Snub ti 000117 Till prniouly. BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIFE AabOCIATION. Tern eared by ber IlsireM's Royal Letters !stoat Trees divided anasally. 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Uri atom tbe noshes, of Asneyses. theo.te, The thrt tdaye.l la the no and prove. et Mob. notedant.m I. nod overt...tot. and we a t al.. intrwhthed to the Ae...4 qt.. be the th.dern the cornira.t I. tin vti Uri CbSraa. l4 KIIT•Inin and Man Sitnin • .rtrayed. They ntono .timoli • .ut in i.rucninent nil• nri.i with • Ad.+ of Apr her AMMO h14,1r) We 1401,1netwe nen eolith. of thle urn% enterthlning and IQ* littereetne: b.-IC—Job , . Hall. Lo,don : Longman and Co. Jtekt putelehol pr..; ..byl,l pref. M.. RE:ILITY and IitItITA 1111.1 IN induced by ISPEttNIATORRIIMA; the P)elptonte. Eft rte., and Rational lit. by T. 11. V 7.. v t... *.1.D.. Phy.:ton W the llama Post -81209 Latter CASTWTS Pro, lost It..Utotton, to. I.niutos : ElAnytouti Wil.m. 11. guy.al I:Waage ; an ,l by po.t only. kers the Author. 25. 1.1.4.1...t.u• , THE DAILY NEWS: pri LONDON MORNING PAPER. ce Id. Lgaling I.l , weal Journal, the adowateof tree eneuneree sad et all wend reforms. 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We The conflammict or the Empress of Austria is daily ispected LORD RAGLAN AND THE NAVTIES.—A navvy, writing on the 13th, from the" Balaklava Railway Station," says that his lordship came into town the previous Sitar dey, " looking first-rate," and having said how pleased he was to at e so fine a body of Englishmen Po actively occupied on a work of such great value, gave the head of one of the gangs a sovereign to drink his health—an injunction which the unlicensed vintnery of the plans soon enabled them to comply with. TUE ROYAL ITALIAN OtCßA.—Humour rays that the Royal Italian Ours will re open on the 10th of April; that Mdzle. Fussy Ney, prima donna of the ILoyal Opera Of 11111110, Will: appear early in the meson, probably in Verdi's Ii Travaux, and la conjunction with Madame Viardot Oucia. tactile. Sophie Cnivelli is re-engaged for Gee month. Then are to be no lees than three tenors, namely, Mario, Tamberlik, and Oardocii. Fanny Ceri:o, Angiolina Rosio, Carl Formes, Borghi Mimi), a contralto, of greet celebrity in Italy and France, and Meyerbeter's L'Etoar du Nord, are likewise promised. Tue. NEW METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—On Saturday Sir George Grey, But., the Home Secretary, attended by the Hon. Henry Fitzroy, visited the new cattle market in Copenhagen fields, for the purpose of i, opening the arrangements made therein for the sale of stock, the lain for the cattle, the slaughter houses, itc. It is expected by the corporate authorities that iu course of a few weeks the official order fur the opening of the market will be announced in the o , rzottr. The committee, after a long and deliberate consideration of the Tonna, whether Mun• day or Tuesday will be the hest day for one a the market days, have enanimossly submitted Monday. MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN BILGIUK.—At the mien meneement of the sitting of the Belgian Chamber of Repre sentatives en Friday, M. de Bronekire, Minister of Foreign Affairs, rose and said :—" Several recent vines of this hones have decided the Minister of the Interior to withdraw from the isabicet. Another minister at the same time declared HIM his personal situation would act permit him to continue Maw is the government, and he also tendered his resigns liens In presence of this double withdrawal, the other MEOWS of the cabinet not wishing to separate from their tweinfflompies, who possess all their confidence and sympa lAN eamilered it their duty to place their resignation in kthealmids." After some conversation, as to whether MO damber Mould continue its 'Aim( or not, the aunties inn Eashisi is the negative, and the chamber adjourned Maileditely In th e midst of considerable agitation. The priodpsi ram of the resiguatloo is that the chamber voted =lke adreisistration of the Interior oa various gees- Obi elgasially on that Motivate the University Jury. DRAMA. STANDARD THEATRE. This thecae*, lying in the regions of " the fu east," has hitherto been without the pale of &emetic criticism. If its present management, however, shall persist in the muse which bas now bten adoptei, such will not sontinae to be the Cu., for the Staod;rd ' will be added to the ether suburban theatres, situated in remote districts of the metropolis, where the entertainments of the stage have been exalted and refined, and where the classical works of our great dramatists are performed to large and intelligent audiences. As a step towards the attain ment of this object, two of oat most eminent tragedians—Mite Glyn and Mr. Henry Marston—have tees enwaged; and Shakspeare's Antony mid Cleopatra was pro- eland on Sattardey evening. In consequence of the announcement of this performance we visited the &audited Theatre for the first time, and were cot at all prepared to find that it is one of the largest arid handsomest theatres in London. Situated in • wile, open street, opposite the terminus of the Eastern Counties Rail way, is approach is very convenient. The entrances are epesiaus ; and the interior in of an elegant form, and la. *sing magnitude. It was brilliantly lighted, and the gelatine and decorations appeared to be in excellent taste. 7 :171 no stage is large, and well fitted for the production of t 24 Wale 'Rests. Before the play hew the house was creedal In froze the floor to the ceiling. We never saw pee pie more closely packed together; yet the pressure in the pit and n gallery produced no coufusion, nor disturbed the attention li f t bestowed on the performance. se Antal and Cleopatra was one of Mr. Phelps's revivals at SO Sadler's Wells, where it was produced (as on Saturday ry night) with Mr. Marston and Miss Glyn in the characters of of the hero and heroine. It was got up with great splendour ift and consummate skill ; and, notwithstanding its defects ii as an acting play, had no small se.cess. Miss r . Glyn's pereenetion of the E,typtian Queen was justly re- et peeled as a triumph of histrionic art ; and Mr. Marston em- se: bodied with great !elicit; the features of the gay, neither, I t yet noble and chivalrous Mare Antony. Renee it was et natural that these two tsceilent performers, when they were about to appear together on another stage, should V. choose the some pare in which they had already appeared i t together to so much advantage. But their poeition was nut et now quite so advantageous as it had been before. Mr. Phelps had gradually arid perseveringly educated his 1 6 1 'aline/lien public up to • fuller appreciation of the It drama than exists among any other play-going cora- 1 3 4 inunity in Lmelon. They have learned to know their 11l fibaksinsere, and to study him at home as well as at the ;t theatre. If the ehereuiteli manager has the same punnet once, he may raise his audience to the same mark ; but it is evident that they neither are nor can be up to it at present. 124 Antony and Cleopatra, acted to people previously ileac , s 3 l. gestated with its subject, is absolutely unintelligible. When to they read the play, the multitude of characters and inns- IS sant changes of place do not perplex them, because the text iy informs them where the &aim lies, and who are the persons L . of the drama. But without such help, no one merely seeing Lt• this play could ;tenthly (unless we presuppose a great ge deal of historical Knowledge) follow the course of tv its incidents ; and on this Become., Antony and Cleopatra, 26 1 with all its peetical beauty, has seldom been brought upon so the stage, and will never, we believe, hold • place in the tee repertory of actin; plays. On this occasion, the principal IS scenes did not fail to produce ea effect on the audience. r t. ' They were charmed with Miss Glyn 's grace and beauty, and le wee; able to feel the truth and nature with which she de lineated every feature of one of the meet feminine of Shake- a t peare's female characters ; her artful blandishments, mingled with real passion; her exquisite softness and storms s o of jealous rage ; her fitful caprices and changes of mood ; bar at '•infinite variety," which enabled her to enthrall the noblest It , Roman of the age. That they perceived and felt these it, beauties was apparent, from the manner in which the accomplished actress was received ; and the striking poiets of Mr. Blanton's fine representation of Antony were fl larly appree:ated, but the rest of the play produced no jg effect. Snots after seeoo paned off without any indecorous Le interruption, indeed, but with apathy, unless when there Z . was the rthef of a pretty piece of scenery, or a showy So pageant. At the fall of the Curtain there were the usual rs iudications of success; but the success was that of the two Is stars of the evening, not of the play itself. In selecting another piece for their joint appearance, it would be easy, we think, to make a chutes more suitable to the occasion. s° IRELAND. - - DUBLIN, SAtuRDAY EVININO. et..l Mr. William Keogh, our new Attorney-General, ILI' was sworn into office yesterday. It is thought that 14,' there will be no attempt at opposition to his re-eke- si tion for Athlone ; and it is quite evident that the new :, 1 Irish appointments have excited a general feeling ot et. satisfaction through the country. St t. . The funds on the Dublin Stuck Exchange, which merely follows that of London, went up to-dsy two to per cent. The news ot Alexander being &clip° 4- 1 1 kdged u his father's successor did not reach Dublin until atter the close of the market. stell THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. The Board of Trade returns for the month ending :ti' the 6th February, 1866, 18.54, and 18.53, were issued oa Si- at, turtle!. The total declared value of the exports of British a and Irish produce and manufacturee during the montn, 10 including only the " enumerated " articles, is sub- le st. joined, am.: 1853 1854 1863 The present year, it will be seen, exhibits a decrease cow M. pared with each of the preceding rars. This is not to be ll wondered at, considering the uncertainty raspecting the wee ''"' 5o and theministry,f rota which the trade of the country bas lately 121 been suffering. Including the "nnenurnerated " atticics, the mnotn's exports for 1855 are raised to 6,464.7961. 'gains , . 6,8./2.5421. in the same month of last year. Tine decrease here shown is 227,7 461 . •aa Esamintaa maw tie chief items of these exports, we arrive 'Si at the subjoined general figures, M onth Iris : y ending sth Feb. 10 185.5. 1854. 1863. at. L. L. L. Cotton manufactures .. 2,218,0.59 1,781,546 2,10,924 ,t• Cotton yarn Linen manufactures Linen yarn 67,039 87,519 88.631 Woollen and worsted 461,319 manufactures Woollen and wonted 753,657 f t ' . 88.341 eSI 182.792 to 868,218 I.S. yaru Silks 89,477 92,'169 823,50 93,931 17•),765 774,817 113,884 Metals Leather, unwrougot and manufactured Heberdashery and mil linery ...... .... Hardwares sad cutlery . 230,,65 263.177 227.7e01 Coals and calm Beer and ale Dischioary and millwork 11 1 .7 65 120,860 124 894 "" Stationery Wool Oda Conspired with last year's figures the chief decrease is in linens, woollens, silks, and haberdashery sad milliriery. Oa the ether band, metals, cotton matinfactures, oils, coals and 2 , calm, sad beer sod ale, show an Iller r Noe. Antlered is a statement of the quantitiesof the chief ankh a 60 of food taken for consumption during the month ; 26 Month ending Sth February. 124 111 1853 1851. law Cocoa lbs. 352,678 620,827 437.770 A 1 Coffee lbs. 3,796,459 3,658,413 3,424,2.59 at, Wheat qrs. 441 679 297,489 801,3691 Flour cats. 305,620 836,144 130,621 I ' 4 ._ Currants elate. 11,783 4.768 6,2,57 `• Butter curie. 21,486 31.617 28 661 54 Rice cwta. 62.620 78.687 70,624 Pepper lhs. 368,220 391,748 364 9:0. 60 Rues gale. 2b7.417 331,970 311.033 , Brandy g ala. 166,313 160. 9 7 9 127,716 It! Sugar, mirefined,cwte. 696 671 650 . 221 672.04 Tea lbs. 4.4(4,982 4,017,610 6,196.751 60 Tobacco lb,. 2,662,435 2,692,676 2.646,961 35 Wines gals. 637,683 678,945 6/1.251 The inereme, compared with last year, is chiefly confined to tea and sug tr. Coffee. dour, wine, and spirits, ezhib.t • What off. Oa the whole those dotes may be osasidaed boottreblo. 92,8691 I*,, CRTSTAL Num, MARCH 3. Fiva-Ssmixo DA.i.-4114mbisions by peyulant,; 65 ; 1141111114i0611 by SUNS Ugh" 866; total, 420. by Pro =Loa. SIIARB LIST& 8•1171 DAT 3111311116. ap The news of the Czar's death caused a great and so general rise in the railway share market. Loudon r.; sod North Western stock rose fully 2 per cent., and many other stocks 1} to 2 per cent. ; the rise beittg Loulo chiefly observable in the heavier descriptions. At the close the rise was fully maintained, and the 23 so market very firm. 35 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. too The rise of Saturday in the railway share market $: is, on the whole, fairly maintained. At one period of s the mottling prices in some cues attained a further improvement. London and North-Westera stock is 234 quoted 100 to 3 ex div.; Great Western, 65 to # 1 ,,,t rx div.; Midland, 691 to lex div .; Lanctsbire and i 0"; Yorkshire, 774 to 78; Caledonians, 32 to 4; Great zoo Northern., 224 to 23; end South-Easterns,l6l, to 1. 1 3 4 1 French shares are in some cases a shade flatter. se ORDINART SHARES AND from. LULWATS. iair tos ili to Spa. SS -----. is l SO 20 21 01 110 a, N i si 13 13 I 93 14e _ si d So 10 44jAmbus., Nadi.. llo "• I _ sodgastJancalas at di34r. 19 D*. do. 6o 9W.. 100 Weal and Exeter . ..... Csisdanien. ds lONtier di Abctd..l 100 11810 Assiton all Ditto IA i$ P. sod H.) all Emma oontleg 1110 Ewers Unice, Clars A 10u + Do. Du. B (late E. U. M e.) 10" Eon I.lll2Clinbing 1 0 0 0411101111,0 and Hlsagovr Edinburgh iu , d Peebles 100 Edinburgh, Pertb.Liusdoe 100 Olosigow rg &Atli Wolters Do: (Heat Nor (lowa . .... ioo Do. A. Stock :00 ....... - _ I at. Mouth. aril Welt. (M ) Utetit Western loe 1)o. Stour Valley 05.8411 all %Ammeter grid Carlisle 111 Do. Thirds 4 Do. .mew Thirds 10u . Lancashire ecd Yorkshire 191 l Du.Yi(tW 1-11 Do. West Indian Union Landon and blaotwall Ima„„ Brlglnan. an. Cosa ►w L , ad. and North Wonsan Do. for Voce, ...... 14 Do. Fifths sa U0.f.10.11.,M.ia&8. (C ) I( Do. Eighths LoudonASoutb Western. 41i Do. £SO 44 Do. tie LoadooCerrylkEnntokillen 100 Idaneb..Ohef.,aLmoulnott. al Do. Shores, Nu. 1 100 Midland 100 Do. Blirs. end Derby .11 /did. O. `a est. (Ire.) .... 221 Ditto Ilalr Odor. Newcastle end Qatari* . 51 Noma •stet Bury Eaten. 411 •Isirportabsrp.&llerefort l 11 Isere see Lonldulsen Nartetstrenyoint It* Bort 13 De. Inew 31 !Cwt. ere Counties Union _ 100 North British ;forth Devoe, No. I ell Do. 3 A Wetted Do. . B Goorantood 100 N. lisotern—llorwbek 00 Do. Extesistas - It Do. O.N.E. an Do. Leeds 100 Do. York ..... SO North Landau .. al. Do. New 10i. 11 . 1 : M . 174 Vurth .talt.rdahire.. 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Bank ot A U.tnil is, and China. °Modal . _ . benmorcia!of Itedoe I Eng.,tioot.,&Auat.ebart.l I Lon.Ltatt.liant of Aust. London and County London .1 let Stork ... London and Westminster 4.t. Pros. of linglaad Do New National of Ireland New Booth Wales Ottant. Bank Corporation ProModals( Ireland. Borst Australian Sank- Inn and Gold Imp. Co. douth Australia Unma of Amaralle ;Do. New !Union of London ..... 4 uatralian SirrlanlturaL Sumral_sian Pacific Mail ustralian !loyal Mall— beMia m aterworka British American Land . _ ...—.... d.Co. Llo.aperetian.acd/nly I 07atal Palace Do. Prrlcrence Ilerwal Palace of Franca I Ducton Iron Ore .1 Ratter' Steam Ihicelne Telegraph General gm. Navigation Gonera:ll.S.9l2lpging Co. D Irish Beetroot *agar NOditelf Tama EUPet:rel llNiezieaa Pe.Anterkers National Patataut. Fad 01Nolharlands Land 2 N.B.%aka Coal& law atomortonlon Oa- North Brit. Amara Lisa North of Europe Rom- PealltirerLandknineral Penin •ular kOrient.dta. Portland Irc Onnpiny noyal Nail Biwa Acto doh nude. bavasta Do. New loath Australian Dand 1 Aubmartne Wog. Scrip- Do. Do. Registerod TrustkLoanOn.of UpOan, dvsDsonan's land 1 35i i ii; 114 SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY.—EXETER blendels.hon's St rant will he agates performed for the last time on Friday neat, the 9th inst. Madame Clara Novell° Mrs. Luckey, kb. Sins Reeves, find Mr. Weiss, principal vocalists. EXHIBITION OF WORKS OF DECORATIVE ART AT Bm- ItlNOHAN.—Doring the put week the experimental travel hap mutant of works selected from the collection at Marl borough-house, London, has been open in the rooms of the Society of Artists, at Birmingham. The attendance has been composed of a few of the manufacturers, and a large number of artisans. ASYLUSI FOR IDIOTS.—The concert of the New Philharmonic S tie y, given last month at Hester Hall, for the especial bent fit of this admirable charity, and which was patronised by bet Maj. sty and a distinguished circle of the nobility end gentry, with the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs, realised • profit to the iostitution of neatly 60/. THE LAW OF DEBTOR AND DREDITOR.—A recent decision by one of the judges in the superior courts is caus ing much discussion, I. Manchester, on the law of debtor and creditor, as it now stands, and was on Wednesday last the subject of long consideration by the directors of the Manchester Commercial Association They ultimately ad journed the subject for a fortnight, when it will be resumed. MAJOR NABMTTR'S OPINION OP TURKISH SOL DIENS.—At the special misting of the Edinburgh Town Council on Ftiday, Major Namayth, in acknowledging the compliment paid him in the presentation of the freedom of the city, said, .` I may be pardoned for taking this oppor natty to correct what I conseive to be an erroneous im pression prevalent in this country as to the qualities of the Turkish soldier., and of bearing my testimony, after ample opportunities of judging of them, to their patient endurance and unsurpassed courage under circumstances of difficulty sad of danger."—Sootrink Puma. THE AMERICAN Mama—The Royal Mail Steam ship Africa, Captain Harrieon, sailed from the Mersey, on Saturday toransoa, for Boston and Halifax, with the usual rosily, 132 passage's, and a full cargo of merchandise on freight. WESTERN RAILWAY OF FRANCE.—Traffic receipts for the fortnight tuning Feb. 26, 1866, 7,366 h The service bas beta interrupted daring a how days in sonssquease of the Imaseas quantity of now. incal Saturday. i f 4S Si sti l l 2 . I IS 21 SO I as 41 44 110 44 44 die pis 'L 2 Pa lik Ae I It 21 5 6 35 4 • Par isturday. 'ri.. SO 83 U 40 64 U I 9 $ It dl , 60 60 'ln 120 7i 103 21 3 ter 01 lii U ei I ii I I If $ 5$ 57 11 8 6 2 3.1 6 l a r I 61 1 :1 17 t., 10 uOO 10 10,000 ; 5; 10,010, SO ;0:000'1:41 14,000 1.0 20 20.000 2H 20,00 20 23.81' 22 20,0001.0 4,94 k, 10 50,0001 2 12,0001 22 32,00 , 23 11,0001 110.11001 20 ),ILI/ 151 t,501+2 000 101 1,69:401 1161100 i, *2l id 6 li 4 u 414 2 21 1 114 1 11 Badness dem today. 1 2 In 2 10 Budoess dim today. so! 1 MONEY MARKET. SLIT/WAY Evennto. The startling intelligence of the death of the Em peror of Russia caused the English funds to open this morning at a further rise since yesterday of no lees than 11 to 11 per cent., which was increased to 21 per cent, at the close. At this rise the market closed firmly. Nearly every department of the Stock Exchange was marked by a proportionate movement, the general feeling being one of extraor dinary animation. Strong hopes were expressed that the removal of the primary disturber of the peace of Europe will open a path towards an arrangement of the present quarrel, by inducing moderation on the part of the Russian government. The foreign intelligence received in the course of the day, pointing to the accession of the Grand Duke Alexander, who is re puted to possess moderation of character, assisted this hopeful v'e w. Amongst the chief operations of the day was a bowl fide purchase of about 300,0001. stock in Conte:de and Reduce d Three per Cents. on banking account. An impression prevailed that this memen toes event will increase the long prevalent disin clination of the public to effect bowl fide sales during iiiidepression arising out of this war. The French Three per Cent. Renter were reported from Paris to-day as being dealt in before the opening of the bourse at 7 1 1.50, being a rise of no less than 31 to 31 per cent. compared with the ad vanced price established at the close of business yes terday. Subsequently the quotation came reported at 69.50, but the clueing range did not reach the City this evening. The rise at Paris is assisted by the fact that a considerable speculation for a fall has for some time been in existence there, having been en couraged by the prospect of the Emperor's journey to the Crimea. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91! to 1, opened this morning at 931 to 3, rose to 934 to 1, re ceded to 931 to 4, and had ascended at the close to 93 to 1, fur money and the 6th lost. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 931, 2,3, ; ditto, for account, Bth March, 931, 1,1, 1,1, Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1, 1. New Three per Cents., 94, 941, 94. India Stock, 220, 223. Bank Stock, 2131,215. Three-aud-a-lislt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in 1838, 99; ; ditto 1859, 99:. India Bonds, 13s..prem. Business is also recorded in the New Two-and-a- Halt per Cents. at 79. To-morrow being the 4th of the month, the dis count houses to-day were extraordinarily busy, an enormous mass of bills having to be met. Owing to the prior arrangements, however, no pressure seemed to be experienced, and it is to be hoped that Monday will pass over without embarrassment. The only failure we hear of is that of Messrs. Browning and Co., of Waterloo-bridge Wharf, Lambeth, an old established house in the mahogany and timber trade. Their liabilities are estimated at 100,0001. to 150,0001. The June Exchequer Bills recovered yesterday's decline, and closed at Gs. to 9s. prem. Foreign stocks ruled in most cases considerably higher. Russian rose 2to 3 per ceut.; Turkish fully 3 per cent.; Sardinian, 1 per cent., &c. French scrip, which was quoted here yesterday at 3 prem., touched 81 prem. Ter•ders will be received at the Treasury up to 2 o'clock on the 15th inst. for Jamaica debentures to the amount of 433,000/., bearing interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, payable half yearly, and guarauteed by Great Britain. They will be redeema ble on the Ist June, 1885, and will be made out in sums of 5001., 4001., and 3001. each. No tender can be accepted below par. The instalmen's are to be paid as follows, viz.: 10 per cent. on the 16th March ; 30 per cent. on the 2nd Aptil ; 30 per cent, on the Ist June; and 30 per cent. on the 2nd July. The prices of the various descriptions of Russian produce to-day were merely nominal, buyers having altogether withdrawn, owing to the news of the Czar's death. The imports of the precious metals this week have been larger than for some time past. Our list in cludes :-8,312 oueres of gold, and 17,300/. in sove reigns, by the Plantagenet, from Sydney; 1,6000 z. of gold and 5,0001. by the Chtlisn from Adelaide ; 65,000 oz. by the Kent, and 56,000 ounces and 4,2501. by the Marco Pelt, both from Port Phillip ; 362,000 dole. and 14,0001. by the Africa, from New York ; 100,000 dole. in silver, by the Monuel Monte, from Caldera ; and about 20,0001. by the Sabrina, from New Zealand. The total value of these arrivals may be stated at about 677,0001., of which about 571,0001. is from • Australia. No shipments direct from London are officially reported. The Euzine, which is to leave Southamp ton for Alexandria to-morrow, has on board specie and bullion to the value of 225,962/., of which only 28,3861. is gold, and the rest silver. The destination of this large shipment is as follows, viz : for Bom bay, silver, 88,6491. ; for Ceylon, gold, 4,5001.; fur Madras, silver, 10,3361. ; for Singapore, silver, 17,6321., and gold, 671. ; for Hong-Kong, gold, 23,8191., and silver. 11,9841.; for Canton, silver, 47,5501. ; and for Shanghai, silver, 21,4251. The other shipments reported to us comprise 61,2751. by the Iberia for Lisbon and Cadiz ; and 19,0661., chiefly in silver (besides 6.4001. in jewellery), by the La Plata for the West Indies, &c. The total ascertained exports of the week are thus raised to about 306,0001. On balance the immediate tendency of the current of the precious metals is in favour of this country. Tenders will be received on the 20th instant from persons willing to supply the royal dockyards with tar, pitch, and tallow. Annexed is a statement of the railway calls falling due in March. The total calls for the first three months of the present year amount to 4,591,0731. : Amount per share. Foreign stocks remain good. Turkish is marked as high as 79', and is now quoted 781 to 79 1 . Mexican is called 20; to 211; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to t ; and ltuaeian Five per Cents., 98 to 100 ex div. Peruvian Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 501; Sardinien;at 851 to 661; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 361; the Committee's Certificates at 41 to 5 per cent.; Vene zuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents. at 221; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 941; Granada Activo at 153; ditto Deferred at 51; and Austrian Five per Cents., 1852, at 86. MINES. SATURDAY EVENING. Business in home mining stocks throughout the week has been upon a very limited scale, and the market et the close to-day retained a dull appearance, with no improvement in prices. The gold mining share market was somewhat firmer in tone, but with little change in price. Linares, English and Australian Copper and Im perial Brazilian shares were firmer. The Mexican and South American Company's new shares closed at s discount to k premium. We subjoin the present quotations of the stocks in which the chief transactions of the week have taken place. via.:—Alfred Como* 13i to 14 i Soap Wheal Prances, 220 to 230; West Wheal Seton, 260 to 270; Wheal Trelusis, 10 to 11 ; Wheal Trewayne, 31 to 41 ; Nanteus and Penrhiw, 12 to la ; Sortridge Consols, 24 to 2; ; Tincroft, 2 to 2}; Mendip Hills, 21 to 21. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ci.oot. The gold mining shares do not improve. Agua Fria shares are quoted ato ; Nouveau Monde, k to ; ; Colonial Gold, to ; and Great Nugget Yew, to j—all per share. Austraunu Agrictilturet shares are quoted 30 to 31 ; Peel River, 21 to 3; Nurth British Aus tralasian, 1. die. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, to a prem. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 29 ; Cobee, at 48 • Fortuna Mining, at dis. ; Linares, at 71; and Uni ted Mexican, at 3. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. The expectation tart peace wilt speed.) the death of the Emperor of Russia, has, for the irwment, again para lysed the cora trade in Mark-lane. V.ry few parcels of English wheat were sold this morning at shout 3. to Is. decline, although freely offered thereat. Foreign must be noted 2s. to 34.lewcr, with little doing. The top price of town-made flour was reduced ..ss. per sack. Coun , ry and barrel and sack foreign dm were 21. per sack and barrel cheaper. The demand for bariey for expose has disappeared, &La this article must be noted Is. lower. Oats. with large Irish arrivals, g.ve way Is. to lt. 6d. per quarter. Beaus sod peas dull at Is to 2.1. reduction. Clover pied was rather d ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM FEB. 20 TO MARCH 3. Ora. English. dowelt. Irish. For igr. Wheat....... 1636 2 Rule, 1933 1210 Outs I :13 I 2919 13103 Malt. lOl6 Flour. 1,713 sacks. and 15931 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-TIIIS DAY. SOCIAR —Tr.is article has a very firm .ippesrance. Cot oLa.—A fair amount of bu.iness done the last two data. About 1,500 bugs rod ordinary native Ceylon sold at 481. Tza.—Common coogou has sold freely at 46,., which WU • full price. 151,190.-11 'tilers are *eking bights prime. CorroN —The market has an upwind tendency. Buis continues dull. Proof, lee. AMP, 2.. 2.1 t.. 23. 4d. 011.6.—Seal, pale, 521. 15s. to 531.; straw, 481.; brown, 451. to 471 ; sperm body and heao•maurr, 1211. to 1221.; cod, 421. 10e. to 431.; South Sea, pale, 451 1.. 491 ; olive, Gallipoli, 661. to 671.; Spanish and Sicily, 54/. to 551.; cocoa nut, 481.; palm, 425. to 443.; linseed, 361.; rape, pale, 544.6 d. ; brown, 525. The following sales are declared for to-morrow :-200 Barhadoes and 11,300 bags Mauritius Pupae; 146 casks and 700 begs Ceylon coffee; and 7,600 bags rice. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. • • .• The market te rather 1e s eseited rd.day, with less dispo sition to press Wu. Petersburg Y C., on the spot, is quoted 491. 6d. ; Marsh sod April, 49..; April and May, 49.. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Olt.). 1 lb 4. dtock on baud Casks. :eltsers lastaeek Do.from Ist Juue kerival last tea tram lit June Pelee Y. C. per oat. ►eea. Arrival for the week e nod delivery, 1,3 comprised 323 mks from lie • 745 emits from Scold other places. Total, 2,511 37,813 35,702 38,810 1,h02 4,173 2,417 80.601 90,460 61,214 2,64.1 I. 1 2,516 77,791 92,517 64,824 44s 6d. Gt... 3d. SO. Od. 43, ed. 63- 3d. I 54' 3.4. udiou March 13, last year, 937 I casks. The arrival lust week Russia; 639 casks from Austra -1 Americas; and 809 casks from 3 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of be uds is still very small; the Mde is not very active, but prices are fully maintained, and some of the choicest kinds ars rather dearer. The supply of sbbep is unusually sliest!, end, coast quer.tly, ptc.s lave advanced. hut the demand is not good. Calves are very short, and rather dearer. From Scotland there are 300 hsasts, and 2,100 (rem Norfolk and Suffolk. From Froece, 11 calves. Per stone to Won. .. Per .tone of 01L.. d. r. d. oast /anus, Ilerefords 410 5 0 Past Po, & ,(.. 00 0 0 Bort Bbort.bona icoond wallty &M r 34 4 4 De. de.. ftnrv. OSO 4 0 6 4 Cl.** 113.. eteundquollty 3 S 4 4 Pin Moo Ban, & 1.101f.10r , 4106 2. WO. . . . 00 0 0 itesets at mor set 2,99'8. sheep and lamb. 14,810; calve% 43 ; VIM 310. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. P4ttenden and Smith report a slow demand for hope, and most descriptions can be bought on rssier terms. Currency : Mid and East Keats £ls 15 to Weald Keats Sussex Yearlings 25 0 15 16 11 10 11 0 COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Scarcely airy buriaess done.-58 fresh ships at market. BRISTOL.—A very crowded meeting was held in Bristol on Wednesday evening, to hear a I. cture from Mr. Handel Cosabam (oi e of the peace party) on " the war." Placards were put forth, both by the !etude of peace and the advocates of the war, previously to tie lecture, which was listened to with mingled applause and disapprobation. the former, however, predominating At the clo-e of the lecture Mr. H. N. Barnett rose on the of polite side, and said be should on a future evening move the following resolution. " That this meeting. recognising the Justice and necessity of the war with Russia in which France and England are unitedly engaged, dcplotes with indignation the calamities which mismanagement and . humdrum rou - tine' have brought upon our troops in the Crimea; that, as 563 , 436 some etnprosation for the evils indui , d ny p-at maladmi • The proportion called by foreign e n t npanks is £43e,211, but the nistration and neglict, and &eche her method at .curing a holdings of tartish proprietors are not known. vigorous Land, batik, and miscellaneous shares to - day were prosecution of the war (whiten only can Iced to • safe end honourable peace), her Majisty's advisers should generally better, in sympathy with the buoyant immediately introduce such a refnrtu of use twit military feeling that pervaded the other departments of the system as would guarantee:promotion to merit rather than Stock Exchange. The Electric Telegraph and Pe ninsular and Oriental Steam Companies' shares also to wealth or forty e; end that the c: h oi n d u nt b :f tal t t he advanced. Crystal Palace closed at 21 to 3, and the of the repreaeniatives of the peeph . lit "slot Alercure.— uwnaLralttl.elsosoehmennecgoontriiactleiTlatsiofnoraltnacep'r.c.ical . versig e h n t new preference sh,res at 1.16 to 3-16 prem. East [ln a letter written to the Bristol ilerc..ry, .iner the lee and West India Dock stock has been dealt in at 118; tare, Me. Barnett says : "As `ours as I heard of the inten g i f,„ l ad:nir,:".".l,;dr, tt 0. ,., t t ot i .. n oT o to r Ilan Royal Mail Steam, at 31 to 4; General Screw Victotia Dock o:d shares at 153 (161. paid); Austra. Lon Di deiiver the lectu r e , make liniven Mr. Cossham's Steam Shipping, at 151 to 16 ; Royal Mail Steam, at sentiments to such as might wish to be made acquainted the e t t f ir i m t a . D . , , S o tt l i y r desi u red d isc ussi ng 663 to 67 ; and Portland Iron, at i dia. with the in. In reply, Mr. Charletiin disiirctly informed The 15th inst, is the lest day allowed for applying me that discussion would not be ob u j . e d cre f t . l .h to l , ,, pr b . e in i ii , d i og, at for shares in the new mineral company proposed to tll e s a a v m e etime t no opportunity that e I Vic e . w 0" n ibis P clew be be formed in connexion with the Scottish Australian `"' that discussion would not be reeired, I acted in publishing Investment Company. my appeal tattle citizens. end in goii.g to ths. meeting. I had been on the platform, however., * call a few minutes THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoox. when I received from the chairmap a Litt t The effect that The English stock market has been quieter to-day, be would be particularly obliged jt I would abstain from and present quotations are 1 to 3 per cent. lower than moving any resolution, as the eseetieg wasn't milled for the (dis cussion, but only me hear what Mr. Gorham the final range of Saturday, althoug h . the highest El .r. Pr e a ° „ 1 point of that day was again attained at one "" WEST y titutsio.—A meeting 0(a DUlDfiel of Whig gen period this morning. Consols have been dealt t i me , of the ~e,,,st party is syext lLidiag trot plan in at 931 to h and are now quoted 931 to 1 for money on Friday at Normsntoo, to nOnii.lo !Whether it was desir and the Bth March. The Three per Cents. Reduced able to hold a meeting of the tidiskitpetktioa for a reform have met with business at 93a to 94 ; the N ew in the administration of the erten .Thee mating Isis una nimously in favour of such (Wet* Set ft was thought Three per Cents. at 943 to 911; the NewlTwo-and-a- that, under the nircumetiames of • ermilusercial Half per Ceuta. at 803 ; Exchequer Bills at gle e to and po li t i es ', i t wee „ teeeinme to - • West Aid. Be. ;prem.; and Exchequer Bonds at 991 to h. 'apt the repeat thee.—L•ok Noway. PUBLIC MEETINGS, gr., ON THE WAR. mach, 1855. fluelrate. iva ilr ed .ady c . o : o f: , ü bare. mher . mot. Carmarthen and Carditria... 1 ... 20 0 30.000 103,000 *Central Penin,uls of 101. tukol Cork and Bond." Pretex t DC4 £ s *Lake Coast•noe and Boole 21 11 3 0 0 *IA ow and Moen 7 deposit 851 x. lliddb sbro' and &dear. New £ 45. issued at £1 1 17 30 0 premium Newmarket EztesZ3ii — 9 si 00 6 fklatTaperboas7 1 110 0 28 211 0 5 0 1 0 0 40,000 60,000 2,000 2,000 24,000 '2,0.0 81,719 298,242 18,000 51,000 27,100 675 10,000 15,000 6,069 1,516 734 " 37i 91 1 f i 74 3 13$ 40 »i 1 S 3 I i 17) 94 I Pa BOW= dom. 0114117. Ti II I I Ws 1 i IS e 16 & 1 I il 3$ 1 Oi du 4 s dl. 2u 21 Pm H SS 37 39 $5 494 $0 lee Vriets Saturday. 80 $1