The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-06 00:00:00

A _ - rt [THREEPEN CF. MONEY MARKET. The lomat quotations of coal freights at tba Tyne and Wales are as follow: Aden e Tyne • keel. We bs—per jos. Wales are as follow: --...._ Tyne—per keel. Wale, —per ton. MONDAY EV1341/40. Aden lish stock market ruled scarcely so high Algiers Athens 38 96 1 sudden advance in price which was Alexandria Idareeona 34 the news of the death of the Czar having Bosphoi ea Cots l 6 ell to some realisations; yet on the whole Constantinople Eirmness is shown, and a more hopeful feel- ova& Vecchia 36 Corfu I to prevail generally. At the close of busi- C leutta i stood within a quarter per cent. of the Gibraltar 23 Genoa int attained on Saturday, notwithstanding Hoag Kong so Messina 33 e of a partial reaction at Paris. In other *as 34 te of the Stock Exchange there is more Trkste 35 Venice )r investment on the part of the public. corn, the continued large arrivals'of specie, THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs. pa of an easier money market, all contri- The English funds have shown a further tendency t p o et w oe ards o are reac u t o io w n q t u o o - t d e a d y, 2 sel pe le e rs oo p u re t. po lo n w d e e e ra tt tin un g. apart studious to the Stock Exchange. a to-day the Three per Cent. Bente. closed they closed yesterday. Consols have been dealt Ping about 11 per cent. lower than on Sa- in at 921 to 931, and are now quoted at still nearly 4 per cent. higher than on . 921 to 93 foe money and the Bth inst. The st. The advice. of Saturday evening from Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt at 931 to Continental stock markets show general . ; g the New Three per Cents. at 93.1 to 911; India' , owing to the Czar's death. Compared Stock at 224; and Exchequer Bills (June) at 14. to t Thursday's prices, Austrian stock hu risen Bs. , srem, ort and Amsterdam about 2 r cent.; at p rem. . . . . „„ ~,...._ • . • add Aalittiteiiiltaidate *l'l 7B 1 whilst at Vienna the Aust aids have o Ito I. rzican 'q ; 11 per cent., and the exchange on London Deferred Three . - per Cents., 181'to f ; and Russia* from 12.28 to 12 23. Five per vents., 99 to 101 ex div. Sardin ian Bonds . F . .. __. in_.. MONDAY ETINING. The English stock market ruled scarcely so high to-day, the sudden advance in price which was caused by the news of the death of the Czar having naturally led to some realisations; yet on the whole continued firmness is shown, and a more hopeful feel ing seems to prevail generally. At the close of busi ness, prices stood within a quarter per cent. of the highest point attained on Saturday, notwithstanding intelligence of a partial reaction at Paris. In other departments of the Stock Exchange there is more demand for investment on the part of the public. The fall in corn, the continued large arrivals'of specie, and the hope of an easier money market, all contri buted to impart steadiness to the Stock Exchange. .... Alexandria 33 Idareeona B 4 Bosnhoi um Cadiz l 6 Constantinople Civita Vecchia 36 Corfu C lcutta Gibraltar 23 Genoa Hoag Kong sa lamina 35 Wits 34 Trieste 3B Venice ~.'~" THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English funds hava shown a further tendency towards reaction to-day, sellers preponderating. Prices are now quoted 2 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Canards have been dealt in at 921 to 931, and are now quoted 92i to 93 foe money and the Bth inst. The Three per Coats. Reduced have been dealt at 931 to 4; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to 911 ; India Stock at 224; and Exchequer Bills (June) at 14. to At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Reales closed at 70.50, being about 1► per cent. lower than on Sa turday, but still nearly 4 per cent. higher than on Friday last. The advice. of Saturday evening from the other Continental stock markets show general buoyancy, owing to the Czar's death. Compared with last Thursday's prices, Austrian stock has risen at Frankfort and Amsterdam at pet cent." . ; whilst at ..sa the risen 1 to 11 per cent., and the exchange on London has fallen from 12.28 to 12.23. Deter - red per Conti., •ld} to . Five per Cents.,'99 to 101 ex div. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 861 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 361 to • Venezuela Three-and-a• Half per Cents. at 24 ; and Equador at 4. The discount market was quiet, and the arrange ments connected with the 4th of the month appear to have passed off very well, notwithstanding their unusually extensive character. To give an idea of the magnitude of Saturday's business, it mast be men tioned that the transactions of one leading Lombard street firm exceeded one million Meiling. Consols ranged between 931 to and 931 to I, and were quoted at 4 o'clock 931 to * for money and Thursday's settling. For the new account of the 11th April the "contango " was Ito 5-16 per cent. The official business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, /, I, ; ditto, for account, Bth March, 931; I, 3, 3. Three per Cents. Re duced, 94, 93 3. New Three per Cents., 944, 1,1, /, 1, 1,1. L ong Annuities, expiring in 1880, 41. India Stock, 222, 220/. Three-and-s-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 991 ; ditto 1859, 991, Z. India Bonds, 13s. prem. -4.- MONDAY EVENING. The home mining stock market has been charac terised by an improved feeling. We hoar of more inquiries, chiefly for shares in South Wheal F r an c es, Alfred Console, Herodafoot, Wheal Trefusts, Hull/atom Downs, Wheal Wrey, and Stray Park. The gold mining shares show little movement, but many other foreign and colonial stocks were inquired for at improved rates, including United Mexican, Imperial Brazilian, National Brazilian, St. John del Rey, Cobre, and Australian Mining. We hear complaints at some of the payments which are at present being made out of the company's assets by the directors of the Australian Freehold Gold Mine. Business is also recorded in the New Two-and-a- Halt per Cents. at 801. The June Exchequer Bills closed la. lower than on Saturday, at is. to 81. prem. The late rise in foreign stocks is fully maintained, and prices in several cases still show an upward tendency. Russian Five per Cents. closed at a further advance of 1 per cent. Turkish was marked THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoCi. The gold mining shares remain quiet. Ague Fria are quoted fto ; Nouveau Monde, to ; Colo nial Gold, Ito !; and Great Nugget Vein, to all per share. as high as 794, and Zlosed at 781 to 79k, or about 1 din. Business is recorded in French Scrip at 6 prem. Mexican is almost the only stock in this de partment in which no favourable movement is observable. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 30 to 31 ; Peel River, 22 to 3; Nurth British Au tralabian, a die. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, / to I prem. Cobra shares have been dealt in at 47 ; Linares, at 73 ; United Mexican, at 3/ to 4i, being a great rise ; and Santiago, at 33 to 3/. The panic in the market for Russian produce con tinues, few persons being waling to buy. The price of Petersburg Y.C. tallow closed this afternoon at 475. for all the month ; 48s. April, and 495. May. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. The arrivals of specie continue heavy. The im ports reported to-day comprise 1,448,000 dole. by the Atlantic, from New York, and 1,665,539 dole. (of which 1,234,984 dole. are described as silver, and 420,555 dole. gold), besides 1,3851. by the Atrato, from the West Indies, Mexico, &o. The value of these arrivals is not less than 824,0001. sterling. Meanwhile the foreign exchanges remain steady, and the gold lately received flows daily into the Bank, the metallic stock of which is receiving a considerable accession. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (sr xsolmne TELEORAPI{.) (FROM 01:111 OWN CORIMPONDINT.) Our corn market opened this morning with a moderate attendance of millers and dealer,. There was but very little doing, in fact the trade seemed paralysed, the only difference since this day week was in the following articles : Wh( at was offered frum 4d. to fid. per bushel, and env from 2s. to 4s. per barrel lower. Indian corn, peas, beano, oats, oatmeal, tko., remain unchanged in price. • 4 , we "' ,ow • 1;4.•...--M 7 - r•" .- -- i. .:4 1. .• 4- in - ii - - 0 :7/- -- 1 441-1/....:4- • • C 17 .1 -6.- .or-r - ' , .. 1- es' A- ;. ; , ..-I** - , / ...........- :f i : Ra7.l I: PP`i lir ict 3111 ../ 2-;x 2 ,....--.4 , ... . ...,.. . - . . •• . . .. . . - t 4 7 T 43 ritt •I • . . . ' No. 2,665.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1855. _,-..-_, .... .__. IS ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of camtiedutts. ILO.. will take the (air at the MEETINO al CENTRAL ASSOCIATION la Aid ot Nadi re Wives and Paul -11 IRELAND. -.- • SHARE LISTS. FORMON AMWAY& le 10 eserne u sle . soussesm 71 l i i 11 1 Junction 1 1 li i dwero.MORDOW, die. 7tb Marsh, at 4 &don, b-lead of at 1, Money Eviernta. mto =ate Oraisamma_ __ _ _... S db m eragesely adverebed.-Adeddies * thaw. osiy, lid* tall. to . DUBLIN, Masten 5. The railway share market showed a little Manna- 1n.,. 11 - NeulllewdentoellannAe par pm Ida at tais oasis et the semetettea. 14e. 9, Waterloo-dam At the Monaghan assizes, on Saturday, the two ' l may U. L. POW TN. Ws* 60th 1107*1 Mee. men, M'Ardle and Magenis, already tried at two lion to-day, and the best point of the day was not r o top • °Janina Ilawallen on Rhin& . 1 Si dis aeon* neentsey. assizes for conspiracy to murder the late Mr. Bateson, supported to the close, especially as regards Oleat 10 au ammorampraess - SI ISI th-i 6 7 am were again put r trialfor the same crime, and Western doe on thri k ; but, on the whole, Saturday's rise 114 10 gat New - 15 10 65m bin can HE ASYLUM LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE,I II de was well maintained. Lancashire and Yorkshire and .2oro .au chym ns.lkramdra jtist timunia 1 . ! ... 11 pia 111 nut 73, Corm hbl. Lowl•a. Eatablielud lOU. for the third time the jury were unable to some other descriptions showed a further advance. Lno all 4i E s. § maven. - - on Healthy and Wowed Low, at Home and Abroad, for The judge waited for the verdict until 12 o'clo a ci re o% con Guaranteed and preference stocks meet with increased Chit 16tIltar7. and Naval landormeno. Saturday night, and the jury, not having been then - - ing The °sly Oaks oe purely Proton Guy principles, Involving than • inquiry, aad many descriptions are scarce in the 15 15 G.TrunkoffjenadaAlsne - - bre as Parteeesblp aniOng Policy.holders. discharged, remain locked ap until this morning, re- mark e t. nes Per Propeevame. rroposei Paw; ae. , apply to freshments having been ordered for them on Satur- - - 1111131 2: 412 7 11 0 Graat D°lk6Dete". o: 4 :l ls473 of 7DieA rrsam Pti:ss"s). ... : 11 -- 21 pm MANLEY HOPKINS, Resident Mester e hig day evening. Three men, Neil Quin, Bryan Grant, THIS DAY.-Two o'CLonx. ant F r AUSTRALIA sad the COLONIES.- i s san Great Isdian Penland' and e Patrick Cooney, were found guilty and executed The railway share markit to-day is generally s • I Do. Ne. 5 ••• 4al pm li Gimp sad dwells 1100VINO.-C100002411 PA 1 for this atrocious murder last year. rather lower, _following the movement in Consols. ro 11 OLLuzem 14 =AR Jr I Pal 321 del TL ROOTING MT bpwbstly impervious as min, mow, At the Limerick assizes, the jury disagreed in the London and North-Western stock is quoted 99/ to 4an Do. co. • • 3f 3 11 a dal imil best, and km bra MIN Is • Ind sal ealinsitos eapedonse Is . . of . . with H 1 Th d i d e md ... iam batu d *w oe m u um u u au. ; ... um a , trial some masons, who were char 0 d corn- 100 ex div.; Great Western, 644 to 65 ex die.; trei all 0 0 .1• 54 ... /Vara i i C a aad yn.s 4 , t a me: s 96 1, I 03 17 i =IV itilitaimparwens. rum oNa FINN'S bination and a murderous assault upon men employed Midland, 68j to 691 ex div.; Lanoshire and too an Ds. mi. 62, do. 56 at 97 an MO NON-CONDUCTING UN b. Mr. Darren on the Limerick and Feynes Rail- Yorkshire, 77 to 1; Great Northern,. 22 1 to 4 • 1 05 ail uo • de • re, dO. 60 KO 102 1411 671selszslomn bollmrallies same 15 per Nut. el bel.- •• o- Caledonians, 32 to .1.; and South-Easterns,lBl to /.' 1 21/ 4 99 Ramil D9. tot an 73 4l .* Toti:o t °P .... 92 1 d: pew bar sestlmeabb eem 1g pea an nmilmdes to CROOCION way. gl ara l t I, nowoeta.nni. lANDON, who alio wappl SHIP A local paper states that the conditions on which French shares are considerably lower. E as tern' 160 all Do. 6 per Cent. 9 l no at SHEATHING Tilt and 1N0D090191 Felt S. damp walls ac r d mem Mr. Carden is to be discharged from imprisonment for are quoted 33 to 4 ; Northern.% 34 to 4 ; and Paris es 10 Lyons and Geneva boa beads to oda*" the teinnessures MI 12 Lyme and Moll - - tai the attempted abduction of Miss Arbuthnot; are as and Lyons, 211 to 22 prem. l6l Itedne LADIER-A Beautiful 'on, and Soft follows : " That he shall enter in to a bond , himself in ORDINARY SHARES AND MM. 10 10 Du. New SO 0 Namur& Li ege (with int 6f 7 th r asil Mt Mewl' mal Aims ass telly seal assodmid by 20,0001., and two sureties in 5,0001. each, to keep the mum passes asgs wag 16 16 Northern 01 Frame 34 34r bt 109411 360411416130 ZAL T D nill s a n ° 4l.lat " Wild 1, "`• peace towards all her Majesty's subjects ter ten years, a. Pd. Earzwars. yosterdsy. to 1 p.m. M all Ditto list sham I dew De Ile maim as dm mate sm. mines. esseshap imedill pew --. ChsderoldtEreurlines) Ili Ili w amen • riseoby wok se emenlial Is as 1,04019 el Ike and that en liberation from gaol he will quit the di . lop a b ra d sa , Ws aid ma beauty of IN srpassarma. Oda 11 11 10 761 4 Weis counauntil the term of his imprisonment ahall have 1 4 se ninlarr majaa tsmi.. MNI • , . dbasiarshos. awl saws sishmeses delbdons. an ondleoled Iff the . igairo w . - dwa pines sad n u m . bi n . a u t u um. alp Mr. Carden, agreeing to these stipulations, p i s a D b i r . wdia.dodar y dne , 4:, ad 44 1 6 30 20 Paris and fklesas 30 Mt Paris and Room . .. NM, M. sd. mild M. us 1109119. C99T0 9 11- were will be released at the approaching assizes of Con- It 11110indklbsaJum. IS 12 1 did NI 10 Part' can- a cad.*;ig - - P. c sot W O W. anal a " "n r ". and l ot 1"14111) Ind ee l , when, we understand, he will depart for Brig- 271 a/ I De 100 • 11111111650111161 •C• 16 17 le an Rosen sad Ram son im nauratearmo. row. la red at loot. had by 12 19 Ds. de. do MA- 71 61 dis. 10 10 Royal Daniels thema and by Mambas and Paltioneres eels to recruit his health." Bt. 100 Brined sad rude ..... ... 90 92 ad 5 $ Royal Swedish ll 1f dill It is still stated that Mr. Ennis, the chairman of M. 100 Cslebonlaa 64 64i 4111 4191 93 all iamb's sad Meuse 5 Si =S . EMAR. -Protested by Royal Letters the Midland Great Western (Ireland) Railway, and s e : :p i s u a r e i s i teL d atoll Holyhead ... 124 13i to 0 Do. Si per Cent. Peek, - - 21 Is. Stands le.. - • - - Hasse of gadlaud , and wow" 37 tie leas a l I na a d* na who is what is here termed a " tory catholic," will so 43 Della sad Belfa s t ' ..... 11 la db. fif all Wes* Flanders s' 4 to de Parts, sad the Imperial Camp d er = ass. Vlsma 10 10 D 0.51 wheat Messmer, No.l, la a Tweedy for retainable. mid oppose the reelection of the new Attorney-General It l ' e t Duatt • ltta " and 44444J ' 1 :i 1 :e 39 1 , 3 Wasters °arum 7 It pm th as wericia dike ammo. Trimmer. Ns% allasesells.M l ba AIM for Athlone. Nothing, however, could be more IS all Distrira s aso ii.)... - - 30 15 Motets ad Bwitserland„ - - dois gsses dii.b of Are . * daja sk or sru Plete k . l 7,Z e d n antna ka addi boad ann tl all ifta tlam m a a ct improbable than his BUCOMM. 60 0 NiMera - :7l 151 tip tit. NO lbes".• Odom. Class A.... 29 11 at ter, le the rota maw Maid of a vest pendia el pagebeiss. The following is from the commercial review of the m 89 u,.../u - diarl.. , . 3.1..).. - - NINES. Obaseme, 740. 11., le the great coaftllMMl PIM* by Met dem of ja. eeman . 8 Journal: eL. 100 Do.dess B lO 12 dlsenbsos whisk mdartandely, the dab with - Cionns 81111.1119 , Hi the birettabia dwitrusdos im i l t= marlitbdiee. We have to report nearly the same condition of affairs . 6 i; ,lee„, 361 rosratli Id the sionsionlia In the well most Timm Whim- this week that we have repeated for several weeks past. All ''' '" mad = 1 1: -- 55 57 yesterday. to-day. T 10 all 0110wegared 2 die par sea, Nes. 1.1.2'1430n alitedeveld ef Wee we emelt mil et an sorts of bodiless have been dull and depressed is the ex- 131. 100 Pleth.Debbe 20 21 - .-.-- -.-- A asesIOWEINIMINan Thal wallies Illa Idialenkt wllletal Mete_ trams , and the gloom and sluggishness general. Snares, Si. 100 Gissgown Insure 70 12 100,000 1 Aitua Fria all i 1 um 1,11.6411,00 SIM Ili a ____ lo wrereldlliblealltfrr.,.......b , Ple l l2 . corn, and produce dike drooped. The astounding Intel- ht. 100 Greet Nankeen . ltOi Oli 90f i I 30,0014 1 +Anglo Australian Gold all - - 0' 109,000 10e. +Anglo Californian merle Wenn I . ll agir . u n imb 15. '''' ...... " ••• =a m. u s lene, of the death of the Czar has, however, given new Bt. 190 De. At ,tea 72 14 72 Ismem=.Bd. - be bolla w bslumb sid veldl, in m di 0,.. 98 , tho sat i a l aas i t life to all claws. However uncharitable or unchristian it e l l t 7 r., ..D...„, :k ftlik asi west. am) 1 99 57 128 , 2 " 91 10,00. 10 Vitlandiaild ......... 6 - - 8 20,000 10 +Amtralian Robert xd audis,lo4, 005=41.11.1sirkam. dregglet itarketetreet may seem, no one seems to speak of the event with regret, so. too Gnat w ama ,, Si 1134 „ 661 11 41 ad scoot 1 Australian Cordillera... all - - d m ari a s e i r; pasaitst, Loseetroot,.. e ta . serpord: !Itanti2, or zr deed without an ill suppressed *Defection , and, in all Bi , too us. 89 98 apabi.y Gi,kk 5B 80 tt 100,000 1 Australbm Freehold' .. all - - WOO 1 Ave Maria an - - lataballar II . and I Ur aae. rat human probability, with good grounds, for a prolonged war Se all Lund* mad Owned . 70 75 Mmaneesisalwlrest. is now esandingly unlikely. Sleeks have advanced about is 14 11 Do. Sairde 100,•vO 1 British Australian Gob ell - - I three per cent , and it is bonny too much to say that no IN 4 Do...kw Thirds K 'S COUGH LOZENOES.-A antain tidings sin* the battle of Waterloo have been received with 1 1 5 4 °n o it " nbna p a. nythann and T . 4444144 4... _ 771 _ 7 " al a BA rresed nNGi for Moeda" of the Pulmonary 0119404: is Did- more general satisfaction. 5 1 tro. west sailing tii.iie. - - 774 I 10,000 35 thractrap.flaaats/.pm. 1.54 2lf 6.000 10 Do. Comes said Canter all 1 :I way of ,Is Redundancy of Pb.emn, to Ineipt•eut Consuip. 11,00 30 Do. st. loku Del Rey 16 29 31 Ili 11 Landon and Blackwell 74 01 zd 6 zd I Lisa (et which Cough la the moat positive indiediou), they coo of us. _ 219,00t I Csroon, Crack i sena, ,lie y. In mama. and ia Winter Co4h, they ham never St. 100 Los. Brighton, lit &Cow 90 101 0i If 9i 110,9,0 1 tCla•Cmialldin•CowJara l ii 4 dig Mee Ueda to fail. DRAMA. M. 106 sea& awl North Wooten 991 1001 . 991 f 100z1 Da. be Nese, - - 12.000 40 Cobre Copper a 4 49 47 Prepared and sold In hone, Is. lid.. and tins , Is. N.. 4s. rd., 100,006 s tOoluatal Gold .. and lb. 41 melt by THOMAS %RATING, Chemist, he., No. 79 , Bt. -.- 10 16 Des dla . 1 1 CoPlaP 3 IS 5i DeAllhitytitandß. (C.) I Idu „ 140,1100 Bt. tepid's. Minds of Eng all 43 41 Psars Churchyard, Loadoa. Bold rebut by all Druggists. ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. 2i De. dim ~, li id Rae or A 301111.4 or 6CTIMAI. 'MY' PTANDIFO.6,OO. U +Do. Peet 7i per Cent. all I die 1 pin I .Catiocrose nest Stroud, Gioutmoterstilre, Nam% 20,1660 . A mele-dramatic piece, called The Northern Star, 81- 10 0 Lawnal N O M' "Oa WWI" " 47 w 04 4 4 1 w 70,000 I OlogAdustrallanOops, all Ii 2 t 59 424 Ds. £.50 . w mr t -mseuti bees: troubled with asthma for several yeses, I was brosglit out at this theatre last night. It is founded 40 34 SAO 25,000 3 Groner's 7 4 0 4 tt t, 100,0% 1 Great Nugget Whiles. all i f ale I a led a a tram my maim whoever, andl I was Waled, 25 52 = Ds. ...........-- ... _ alma twe lIIMM alls, MlO a brad your v-Imble Losenges. sou on the drama entitled La Czarina, lately produced in sc. 100 x 91,000 10 *General 244 72,.0R 1 Grand Duchy of Ilades all i I Led snoh wild hem thong's' 1 era determined for the future Paris, with Mlle. Rachel as the heroine. It is an extra*, 39 a D. d Navy its, 1 lli 25 7i Si 1 mew M be nsismod withent a theia bes el le thsm iny ih in knic taebou l re, r. a i n ce d .will„ idra d° th at a t t' t , o r° , 7 a gain tale of the intrigues and view of the Russian court, el. 1M .M 6 lEmn 555 69 6 24 ts IN 1I ts 11,000 4 Great Polgooth all - - 60,000 1 Liberty - - ] =lslef my elnstags. yea are quite at liberty to make what and so complicated in its incidents that it would he vain to se all Ilia , ..,. (h .. ) ...:: _ 7: " Imes s +Linares I mad Nye, plow "I am, dr, year most obliged pervert, attempt to make it intilligible (were it worth while to 13 211 Ditto Half hlasna - - 10,000 1 Liainfilaisll lfl di i "Thu Rdb& DIV" . 193 . ..19 1 vmariquita _..... ....... . an 1 1 all Newcastle mid Carlisle . . - - • do eo) within any moderate compass. A Russian emperor- 106 64 al „ imam ., Bury Eon. i 4 pya Kat 1 New Grafted' . OM LIM 01L-lig* brown, as Imperted from Heligoland, for so little regard is paid to historical truth that it is diffi- M . 211 NewportAtereAllereford 11 9 die 110,050 1 +l4.Liniuts Illa.Bm.Ci all - - geoftwills Medicinal quilidea equal to any yet in•rodoced, wh il e it is 10,000 1 Nouveau Monde 3 se sawed at ads Mini the pries la order Mat It may he within the reach cult to understand which Emperor is meant-his an Em- 2 1 a n ti s P i e wf 7 w a nn Eninni paw i t i r 10,000 10 Pootribead Silver load all IS 16 600slasses.-Pinw, Is : quarts. 2e- press • (apparently Catherine II.) who hat an intrigue with as. los NaM - 49 fl ~ SO 491 „ luo,tua 6 Port Pbillip LUTING% COD LIVEIt oIL, imported direct from Seldom:0)- I,4dd f\• Neat quality, pale, w ie a d . and it ,„„i y tam e... Ha. • Chevalier de la Rosier,. A clandestine visit of this so lS 1 ., 5 .50,11. D5. Nsw oountiss u.k. 60,00 1 Qaarts Rock 10,010 50 titnymney Iron - - all 19 31 =gal slay, 3e. 91.; qumts, 6,1. tid.; tivopint bottles, 165., MU F y . n e tl h em di a e n s o f f s th d e et c e o c u te r d t , ar b o u s t ub tp i e cti o d bj to sc e t za is m n in o a t t e i l o isco n ; v an ere d d a . it. e .. ma l r a g gpti:,99,bon. Na 1 l9 l -301 dle 510 Si 30 19,000 13 +Do. New 7,006 50 Santiago de Cuba all 6 6 111 54 4 31 I helms hem the country should expressly Wats “xamtos Tb all Da. A Deferred ll lf 10,000 1 Sputa Australian • per I,m COD Ilnit OIL." Princess Melina, to save the Empress's honour, declares 91 1 Do. 4 B Guaranteed .. 7i 6,000 10 tin Croft 43,174 10.1.54 Wait* Milken 7i 1 2 all 3 1141 41 31 , - Si. 100 N. &client-Berwick . TS 74 ~ 13 1 1 . , 70,000 1 Waller Just path:bed, quence of this confession, the Cur orders the Chevalier to 10 Do. Extension ... 6 6 dl. 100,500 1 West Mariposa •ENDIAPUTABILIT Y.-The only complete Security 1 5 5 IS Do. O.N.E. Pure. 4 die " w marry her; and the nuptials accordingly take place. Nov 60 all Do. Leads I aCZ I =, 117 5 81214= : 51 4 . 4" n 1 . i '. . Cw " C'eS : i i iVi n g.l : llnl. withstanding this union, however, the liaison between the b. 100 Do. Turk . 4O North London 49 0 „ Chevalier and the Empress continues ; and the Emperors 10 rim Do. New 101. Shares . iMs par JOINT STOCK BANNS. jot pidikkd. Res sad Revised &Won, arks la ; or. by met, for suspicions are again, by al circumstance', awakened. 10 17i North staffurdaliks 0 all North Widens 3 6 „ ... , Nike ~,,,,v ti.and is La si ßosiere is arrested and condlmned to death ; bo u t this , t it a l g iam b 0r ti. : .b5e..9.3...... l e fr . „ soi Na Sh. Baum. Pd. prime IBtohsess done •• yesterday. to-day. __. _ _____- _ _- . tam =l 6 = l , Innalnalm isd i : a :,==l i n .' s truth. Preparations are made for the execution, of which rt . 1 1r0 dootteh Midland lll 1 : 1 5 . 11,500 40 Australasia aU 50 al MI 40 Brit.CoLaanktloan Co. all - - leaetemVs mum' ot We. By •Pnemous. the Empress Is compelled to be a spectator, her 10 10 Shrewsbury and Hanford - - 20,000 30 British North American all - - HS . 21511alltligsased CorrTl9 . 64lnktV e l l" husband infotming her that he will judge from at. 1. , T hire tr.lea ' 46 0 47 10, 0 00 25 Chartered Bask of Asir 51 Oi dis triaa .- V viik thme 4j6 = s 2ra.. SO 50 toe Devon ea the Use o f Me Minweefe Sul her deportment whether she is guilty or Innocent. at too ioutb Lantern ilti 604 SO HMO 10 Chwt. Bank of India, 61 61 aremenamenium. 1 - - dla emessattus hem•sonallsd adesberei the medesi She looks upon the dreadful preparations with as un- 60 30 "Guth Wale , sidwi llac 15 1 29 1 to • • o 10.00 D 100 Willa .._...... .. IS - e - iet die v= 1 :1 MO, Yware,ruadali .a .. ii ... th .e s P olooo° . la " tla changed countenance and such calmness of manner, that ig 2 1 rah Yor . ka r p.p . tß i ter g Dun 4 4 ills „, 25,000,10* Ossimerelaleirrenioa. "*" .. M- - 25,0001 M Enr.hostAtAirtCliset. 16 21 1 Ms 151 i Freadp Mr P la its ;anis wlrs - WnCassmismi M the Czar, convinced she cannot have been guilty, stops the le 9 raft VA., £lO she es - - 23.000 20 tedOwertUalt et Amt. 10 Sus 511 211 • .seemessu the gractossis wilds Indlehle *dr weemse. and the 15 114 IttanieslluvenDockhßall If oi MOS 10 Dies New 6 Par i Pai mom le leNsomd for their execution. Here the Empress's self-pomeation forsakes , all Vale of Noah Loads: PIM Brothem alaTirao: a p= ma i li allafftil l y her ;in the Joy for her lover's safety she utters an exilama- to all Waterford and Kilkenny - - Wordings /MAL i). Cortikill; 11111, 19 Louisa Met Meek lO - - ton, which revives her husband's belief of her guilt. The 5° all Waterag° °xi Vim " • ft , 1. 9 / 110,000 100 tondoseadWatedniter MI - - MI i 20 all West Londos 0,00100 Nat. Prow. ef Ragland... 35 - - T HE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING pair are again in "Um* peril ; but are ultimately saved do is Wed Cantwell 64 di 10,000 10 Do. New lO - - PAPER, pries Sd. by the death of the Emperor,who, alter the Russian fashion, to • W.lntlef Laskerystal P. - -10,00 C SO National of Ireland - - The Isadlee Liberal Imultal• she ealaaantar free mamma an d perishes by poison ; while the Empress ascend, the throne, LIN= LEASK° AT PLIED RENTALS, 10,000 30 New South Wales all 31 $1 of .II pound ridarms. 16 .575 15 OneaL Bank °moored= all SS 0 In the 'stint sod value of its pews% new t- in the accuracy of its and diso.ismed her paramour and D r wife to an honourable 90 a Bedford and Ble t t e a s :/ 10,000,100 Provincial of Ireland. 2.5 - - 496 law roper% and In the varied mansantile and commercial Informs. embassy . This out li ne is filled up by a variety of minute Dowd to Loa.t ?LW. - -. 4,000 10 ,Do. New ...... ..... - - NM eanallisid Is ths city, railway, and nionettry artielm-this paper details, which are contrived with the skill for which French I" ilisidaghlauki teLeemantr.w.te t no 193 97 a 4 50,000 5 Royal Australian lank. l Is ing and Gold Imp. Col 1 - - 1 9 1= 9 ;CORRESPONIAPITS AT run 4EtT OP WAIL dramatists are remarkable. There an situations calculated S t- 100 C l l l3 eana,_2 9 „ .. ,......_,../aaanna, .. 11,405 25 So n Auatralia 23 U 40 115 FOREIGN NRWA la RSLIAIII.4 AND IMPARTIAL for the display of impasainied acting and dramatic effect; di. u. Bai dA m d a a. t. " l° .„o, a kt .. ..l .' el 112,00 15 !Unless of Australia Aa exelueordy early report of shipping la the Indian Sam imp- - 5,900 ... 'Do. New 29 " cued to it by every Overland Mall, and it wedelns but the piece is in that lax style of morality which is too (leased toOtitorthern) 134 156 40,000 50 Wake el Locke lO - - IS; TIM ONLY DAILY MINING REPORT, prevalent on the French stage; and the characters, though 13 16 Olueeeder MIOCELLANIIOIIB. 15 Doe Purest n ) - I watt UM of prima. (leased to GL Wester - IT LICLUDS* ALL orrametva ADVERTISEMENT& they utter much sentiment, cannot excite any thi ng like 50 36 liallhaelby(LTerldtl4llll4 *3 10$ . It sealed) lanePenneeL and Mourn younger 3 7 mug than Oar/ real interest. The plea has been adapted to the English "" I Do- t ang " a l - Closing yearend say dRe seatemporariat this paper h e r o by eowleteney 121 Ilh De. shares ditto - - No. I Ith. 1 llsscutasmous. Pd. Prices Ruiner lase mg ode , teamdda .. m ak,„4 I x i im it , awed ., en d tee ni on oet stage by Mr. Mark well, who has executed his task with us us Lau. and I yesterday. today. Work. so any. ability. It is elegantly put upon the stags, and exceedingly teaselklbsbes) 121 111 lb is solind Many lookvailer sr Mtn , ' an la the kingdom; or at 115 21/ IDMlrelariasse PIM) 23 MI 20,000 25, Australian Arricultaral. 17i SO 11l $1 tbe ease. 10, Pcnivensatrass, Insessareet, London. well ~t ad; the priocipsl parts being sustained by Mr. l a . lad i i......u.}....4 12,500 fle"AustraLatan Nei& Mail , - - N.S. Redraft be asperiensed in obituebs the paper by weal* Elmore, Mr. Vincent, Miss Ebiworthy, and Mid & 1 I (leaned M N ,„!_. - -. in.,000; 10 1 tustrailan boyal Mall- all - - pen b a renaul Peleasane PaaannatL a n li s an • Pr l . natiae • ri " i ' l ` tbe Elsworthy. The performance was received with mach an- lb ' ', MI 1 unt° ant° • = k 9 - 33,000 10 ; Berlin waterworks amiss el assessignes ready to Nippy 11, at His. so. per quarter, paid s le to Led,llbmy,b Is adder by Pedwiliss ceder. plause by a fall house. (lessd to Pela li Oa .. 101 111 1000° 5 BrIL&Col.6m. kßed.Co. 1 - - sa all 5,915 100 Canada. SII 114 110 119 RAILY NEWS FORWARDEDtetbeCOUNTRY LYCEUM. I =tot . 30 0 litddleibro' sms w.dost.) 11 31 I weer St I Do.tberet.lan.audjuly 105 1071 1014 1,5 71 200,000 kennel Palace br II ISO MADDOX, 16, Upper Albany-4., negestra, Bookseller mid New Apes last night under the somewhat far-fetched title of Take I re n ail I"l99 lgetthern l ==Si 99 92 " 130,000 leered Palace *thanes 4 - 110,010 ' , Dutton Iron Ore i = = Chat Girl away. Far-fetched as the title may be, however, Osewaltoltiotheentles) H 59 „ AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. . . so al osit• 6 per Cent. (5..).. - - „L. far 14. pwa,,, or 15.. ad. pp, qu.dby; by Mr. wauAms, „ iigbi tsc o ld f e t o b l e s m ar l e .t ev e c i n tri m ,m ors 10, being almost beyond the 25 P mdll $ p.m., at Is. per week; 'applied Is town or ant farce. A young lady, CHIP U PresesalkWyre ( less Lam kM.Wed.aLanckYork,• - .- Ge.ooo 91 Raster" Steam 111,009 1 25 Electric Telegraph 90,5110 13 General Bun. Navigation 14 - - ..... 9010mera.111.8.6111pping Co. 0 - - the Saws Aust. Is, Tarsploareet. Whitelrlirs.lli 114, 01119 i shame (MOO- ••• - pelted by her anxious papa to air henelf all day ling at the B , IN t a ita i tia. e a u, MOO 2011rish Beetroot Buffer la - - 59,000 19,5editerrassaiiElect.TeL all - - verandah for the sake of her health, and thus distracting nth Meek Grated to, MAO 101Mezicon ik st.Arnerican 9 6i 61 111AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in 'Alam o Coest Northers) ' 110 US ~ 50,010 1 NattmelhesUbm.luel all - - 15 at Us. per issanars-NINT by MORNING MAI at SI Mad. the attention of an artist located opposite, the said artist I , 92 aquamasayeity ,iii ' 0,00. lONetharlands UM .. -.. 5 1 li -IVININO DO, IL. 6 4. Per 4E -71 - ADAMS. 9, Pmliwmtrr,a, requesting the papa to " take that girl away" and even- to Mr. Mile's) Messabawr, New ascot *ally falling in love with the young lady, and after being 50 Se Weer Vaney.4lpleaOrtle. 1 Steam Nee/piss 00. 1 - - se ammtklAirl.) - - IN,C6. 1 Notes Brit. killrahills all 1 1 1 accepted by her, finding out that he prefers the sister, ul9 or d uft. Ditto TIAYSWATEIL-DAILY NEWS LENT TO - - and ultimately becoming reconciled to his first love. as. 1 00 WIN & Somerset (lewd 104000; 5 PeeißiveroOntral aU si 5 2/ 5 X) READ; and sappUed to the soontry by evening poet, at 19s. rd. MONO Pronerni pa moaner, pabl is whose& M. BUABICE, Grow-two" West• Here is absurdity such as is seldom seen, even in farce ; but newe.amme. somehow Mr. Charles Mathews has the knack of reconciliag so,ocio , 2 Portland IresOinspeu.. all If 1 aaanwSsw•al4,64o. 100, Boma Mall 111 am..... .. .03 65 117 64 PIIJIMENCI (RAM *to the most monstrous improbabilities by the unflagging ..,909 . m a i m 99 1111 100,00 Iltkvittlali Amer. Invistra.. all If 11 100,000' 1 Ds Mew 1 1 IPm vivacity of his acting ; and his rapid flow of animal spirits ft. leo Do. Ms. 1, r Pee Di- • 90 92 Tin LATE MR. HUMS -- Thu following letter has 14.1w1 Übe* Awardlaa Lard IIS 3 Se puts the audience in such good humour with him , and with las la n AM -.. „. 99 MI 76,000 1 I,latemdmi Teltyr. " 1 di f 1 bees addressed to the Provost of Mint** by then of the - - 75.000 1 11 Do. Do. Registered all 1 4 themsilms, that there is no room for hypercriticism. This late Mr. Joseph Hume :-" Sir,-Although the main point . :I all (1.11 .-.." 1 -- .. 111 " In - akooo 2STrastlidosarlo.of UpCaoi S - - was the case last night, when Mr. Mathews rattled through . 41 tem. emmitel aurrJame• 5 4 6 10,900 ICO,Vaa Dlsmea's Land ' 211 11l 131 of what lam now Oda: to communicate will already have 10 1 Ram Anglian Clem • M 1... - - the part assigned him, as Charles Rocket, the volatile - reached your knowledge through the public papers, I think Bt. 100 Do. do. Clem 11, 6 per CO. - artist in such a manner es to ensure success to a piece that at. lit. Do. do. Claw C, 7 per Ct. - -pm it still is only riaLt that I should inf o rm you personally, and would ' have stood but a poor chance of such a re sult With- 4 41 6 1 4* Di Esat ' m C44 ' Estiel"4"N° Na ! i Pm o A SCREW STEAMER ON FIRE.-On Saturday as chief tarsi" of the burgh of Montrose, of the deems, morning, about 3 o'clock, a firs broke out in the hold of thi out him. Mr. Frank Matthews, as a foolish old father, and to ta Mallow 6 pee Ceat. Moak 131 1, ,, - IS xd of your late representative, my father, Jeeeph Hume. The iii; ... i . ' se bet.uoien,g,Lop.eu - _ " screw steamship The Hawk, lying o ff East-lane, Bermond Oliver and M is a pair of charm ing 119 decrease of his correspondence latterly, his sheen* from par- -- M . 11. Mason, - - sey, laden with a cargo for the Crimea. The land ant daughters, were admirable subordinates; and the curtain s a s os ektymeyimiKaiiB - - floating engine., which promptly arrived from Rotherlsithi liathent during the whole of the present session, and other fell amidst general applause. et., too nsia..rand‘nemiestipet. Is 0 and Southwark-bridge they pot to work in an adzairabli ~.............•.._ will in mine chorea ham oreoared his friends St.' 100 Oral Illedhena pseOest ill 11$ manner. but were all ' but Melees. A hole was at Infra THE LATE ME HUY6—Tbs following letter has bees addressed to the Provost of Mcatrom by the eon of the late Mr. Joseph Haute Sir,—Although the main point of what I am now about to communicate will already have reached your knowledge through the public papers, I think it still is only rigtt that I should inform you personally, sad as chief magistrate of the burgh of Montrose, of the decease of your late representative, my father, Joseph Home. The decrease of his correspondence latterly, Me absence from par liament during the whole of the present session, and other eirtuatitateas, will in some degree have prepared his friends and constituents for the event that has now taken place ; and I will, therefore, only add that, after four weeks' confine ment to the house, and four or five days' confinement to bed, he expired, from simple, g e I deesy, the last forty eight hours having bees spent in an almost unbroken slumber ; and the system, generally, having ceased to work so gradually and so gently, that not even In death did the eyes unclose. ' TAank God ! I have neither ache, nor pain, nor any kind of uneasiness; only the machine is wearing out," were not only his very word', but the purport of al most everything he said about himself from the time be be came conscious hie end was approaching. So that I have the pleasure of sayieg that, as hie lite was active and honour able, 6o also his death was painless and peaceful in an emi nent degree.—l remain your obedient servant, J. Bratuir Hain." A SCREW STEAMER ON FIEF.—On Saturday morning, about 3 o'clock, a fire broke out in the hold of the screw steamship The Hawk, lying off East-line, Bermond sey, laden with a urge for the Crimea. The land and floating engines, which promptly arrived from Itotherbithe and Southwark-bridge, they pot to work in an admirable manner, but were all but useless. A hole was at length forced through the side of the vessel, and vast streams of water were poured In, and the See subdued. The ire was oecasioaed by the overheating of the boiler. The steamer has since gone to sea, having made good her damage. RUSSIAN REcaurrs.—A letter from Achyr, in the Ukraine, in the National Gazette of Berlin, states that a body of 421 Polish conscripts had jut passed through that place chainen together, who are to be incorporated in the regiments in Siberia and the Caucasus. These men, who on first starting numbered 600, bad been reduced to the above number at the time they reached Achyr. It is said that several of the provinces in Poland which had not been before declared in a state of siege were about to be so. THE SLIP ON THE SOUTH DEVON RAlLWAY.—Not withstanding that more than a hundred feet of theses wall and line have been literally washed away, the work of reno vation has been so rapidly proceeded with, that the early goods train on Tuesday morning passed over the newly con structed viaduct, minus the engine, and the subsequent trains followed. The carriages and trucks were driven by the engine as far u the bridge, when ropes were attached to them, and " all hands" assisted in bringing them safely to the other side. Some of the passengers retained their seats during this change of locomotive power, but the timid pur sued the old course of walking over the narrow, dirty, tem porary path in the cliffs. Of course various opinions have been expressed as to the original construction of so much of the line as is contiguous to the me, and the prevailing opi nion is that the foundation of the sea wall was defective. Instead of its having been built of missive blocks of Was, which night more effectually resist the action of the waves It was composed of small stones, generally used for ordinary building purposes, and those were en uneven and unshaped that upon the mortar on the esti& giving way the wain penetrated into the creek's et the steam, sad, having removed the rubbish then Mashed, seemed a power whisk speedily brought dentrantina le the adjamat parts of the line and dismay upon the tacklers shareholders. The result of sash a mistake Is generally knevra.—Weshrso Dam 60 63 as 116 iio3 1 iiiii Do. I Nit NEL iiiism. able K lO p4t. pi....... 10 Do. 41 per OMR se 2i 130.6p.4.00601.6610.06. 6 plr (1.Wed.1.101611,16 Sic The Earl and Countess of Clarendon gave a dinner last evening, at their mansion in Grosvenor-crescent, to his 110 112 101 103 i j P39 96 97 $7 $9 SS 90 10 14 114 17 10i 11 70 72 13 1 14 dla 13 i 116 Royal High/nee the Doke of Cambridge and a distin guished party. General Count de la Marmon, commander . _ . 1,. r Do. es& tedeses.4ll 1100 Domov.iteslipl 100 Datiol — miTorme4p: all Da lam. POIL am. all Da. CbigilffPl*l.6.ft of the Sardinian contingent for the allied armies, was 'me ant ; and among the other guests were his Excellency the Ambassador of France and the Countess Walewska, his Excellency the Sardinian Minister, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Earl and Countess of Bessborongh, the Countess Craven, Viscountess Palmerston, the Earl Granville, and the lloght Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P., and Mrs. Herbert. 1 1 Viscount Palmerston was prevented joining the party, having received the Queen's commands to attend at Busk high= Palace. After the banquet, the Counties of Cla rendon. received a eclat circle of the corps diplopeatigtse and aristocracy. AFFAIRS AT TUE CAPE.—Papers of the 30th, from the Cape, inform us that considerable alarm bad been caused on the Eastern borders by some reported movements 100 Do. liar Do. Om Mace i an Oa. Molar o,a. law - q p. - d... • Immerhke It Yorks. US DIMS pr oat OWL ISO 0 1011 Deft AO 3 liftintleihs ii.sw“ all torallsemiairr. all Londemirry&Ziaik. all it an.IMILIIILIne.New maripatli, 109 511dind Oles Cali ack9.olCl _ AN ITALIAN PRISONER AND HIS ENGLISH COMPA NIONS —An Italian officer, named Landriani, who shared is tie gallant attack of oar light cavalry at Bal aclava, writes to Ms mother at Milan, from the hospital at Simphe ropol, where he lies wounded and a prisoner,—" I lodge in • good room, with three English officen, two of whom are I Mtge Pedluare 44 p. , W DIMAS Ppd. 4 per on WI Norfolk Delmilerse lOD Do. 5 pot4alis.l3l.ls_l - . . en the part of the natives, though it does not appear that any serious apprehensions were entertained respecting immediate hostilities. Sufficient, however, was known to warrant suspicion and vigilance. DEFICIENCY BILLS AND OTHER GOVERNNLNT SE cuarriu.—Some rearm, ordered by the House of Lords, have just been printed respecting Deficiency bills and other co_vernmest securities. The interest paid on Deficiency kW ben the 6th July, 1664, to 6th January last, amounted to 17.111641. 16.. 6d. The balsam in the Ezehequer at the INMIESINIAsest of the last quarter, the Bth January, was 6•41161 11 1 1 L lb. Bd. Of Bzelsequer-bille the bolas* le the heath d the Conzeimiosers, as the 6th Jemmy., me 401it1004 cavalry, and were wounded iu the same lotion as misef, and the other is of the infantry. To folly express to you all their kindness, would ',mind the laoguage of gratitude; I owe my reeovery in great part to their usistanee,—without them Illelaseholy might have everoonse me. Greve their tames in thy heart my dear mother that they may De to thee u sone, shim they have saved Oda& Their same are: —James Duff, 23rd Royal Welsh Fast kers ; George 8. Clews., Cornet, Bth Hassan; John Chaderkk,Liestenant, 17th Leman. Rue am tkesa autos I shall blew as keg as I the." Liswit; 100 I Do. Pref. 4 prone 11110 North Brad& _ 13 Do. Ued Qo a fp. m. ot.No. 9 Do. Do. . 10 Do. !artate l Poosh all North Stalordakire 100 Oxf.yse/AW9LI34.IpA all Mos* Dom . 2414°P9i.4itn per st:::.. ..... ,hrsaa.4p.aist In 121 i i PEI 133 185 103 103 „ U 07 ~ 101 1011 la 1 - 1 i „ $ S „ 1 0 1 101 109 111 . - - It 14 r . 44 IS 14 17 „ par 1 ti i 4 I fki: aTI ID W. 133 4 121 I 1334 4 -~-i ___________ The corn market to-day was very heavy, and sales could with difficulty be effected at a decline of 3s. to 48. per quarter compared with last Monday's prices. The Czar's death has a very depressing influence on this market. The Admiralty will receive tenders on Wednesday next for the hire of two good coppered vessels of about 300 tone each, to be employed u regular transports for two months certain. Hitherto the Admiralty have been in the habit of chartering ves sels for six months certain. _ _ The steamers Volunteer and Edina, and the sailing ships Akbar and Mariner have been engaged by the Admiralty as regular transports. The Brighton Railway Company's receipts last week were 8,2001., being 2,0861. less than in the cor responding week of last year. The directors of the Crystal Palace Company are inviting applications for space in the exhibiting de partment. The rents, it appears, have been reduced, and other changes beneficial to exhibitors have also been made. Land and bank shares today maintained the rise of Saturday. The shares of the London Chartered Sink of Australia and Oriental Bank were better. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares again rose 1/., but those of the Royal Mail Steam Company showed a tendency towards re-action. Crystal Palace closed at 3 to and the new preference shares at 1-16 to 3-16 prem. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 1011; St. Katharine Dock at 85 ; Victoria Dock old shares at 15 to 151 (161. paid); ditto new at 91 (101 paid) ; and Berlin Waterworks at 21. The following weekly report on the freight market is from Messrs. Offer and Gammen : The agitation in the political world consequent upon the death of the late Emperor of Russia, has its effect upon the freight market, merchants being less disposed to operate, while the prospects of peace (the oonclusion of whioh would materially alter the aspect of commercial affairs) are im proved by this event. The demand for tonnage on the part of the government is unceasing, the transports returning from the seat of war being immediately re-chartered, besides other vessels being required fur this service at the rate re cently fixed of 18s. per register ton. A restoration of peace would not result in the immediate return of the mercantile fleet now in the government em ploy there is much to be done in removal of men and mate rial at the close of the war, and the probability is that the ves sels would arrive at intervals without creating any excessive supply of tonnage, especially when it is remembered that peace would give a stimulus to our commerce, and create a fresh and more legitimate demand fot our mercantile marine. . _ Eaports to India and Australia continue limited, and heights rule low. We hear of enesgements for Calcutta, for Manchester goods, at 1.65. per tou, including carriage from Manchester to London. The rates for Australia are firmer, owing to the reduced amount of tonnage on the berth : the freight of fine goods being 355. to 45e. per ton. There were no Mil& chartered by the Emigration Commissioners last week. The vessels entered and cleared for Australia during the week comprised the following: Entered out. Cleared. Ship'. Tonnage . Geelong 1 444 Hobart Town Launceston — New Zealand — Poet MUT 'Ships. Tonnage. 1 463 1 954 1 697 I 774 1 444 4 2,141 The Inquiry for tonnage homewards from the East Indies is limited ; our present orders being at 31. 10s. Man•lla ; 41. 12e. 6d. to 41. 15s. Calcutta ; 31. 10s. Bombay ; Si. 102. Moulmein for Teak. From the Chines, the rate for guano to United Kingdom continues at 41., or 31. 10s. to Mauritius. There has been great activity during the leat few days in chartering for coals to the Mediterranean, Bosphorus, and Black Bea, and a eery large amount of tonnage has beets taken by the teal contractors. The rates paid have been as follows from Liverpool and Birkenhead, and about 2s. higher from other coal ports. Trieste, 365. ; Venice, 40s. ; Smyrna, 85e. • Constantinople and Bosphorus, os. to 42a. 6d.; Black Bea, 60s. to 621. 6d., &e. T..dsy there is less disposition to charter, and tonnage being abundant freights have become weak at 365. to Constantinople and Boephoras, with option of Black Sea at 465. • a few vessels may be placed , and a few thousand tons o f shipping may also be chartered. to load at Swansea fur AN:endue, at 331. ; Smyrna, 36e. ; Athena, 355. ; Corfu, 30s. ; Trieste, 36e.; Venice, 40s. ; Constantinople, 435., die., for patent fuel. Homewards there is very little doing ; for small vessels, 6s. beans may be had from Alexandria, and at low rates a few small vessels might be placed to load at Sicily, or Marseilles. Thereto demand for vessels from 100 to 300 tons register, to load ground nuts on the west coast of Africa for Mar say-Itiver Gambia, at 76f. per 1,000 kilogramme; Sierra Leone, and a place between that port and the Isle de Loe, 100 f. ; for French vessels, 25f. per 1,000 kilogrammes would be paid. Combined with these freights, we quote- Wales to °Labia, 21a. per too : or aura Leona, 27.,64. pa ta fir sods. MINCING•LANE.-THIS DAY. St/GAIL—The public sa/es are going off steadiPy, but the imp° ►olding for rather higher prices a portiou has been bought in. The refined market firm, without alter ation in prices; brown lumps, 425. ad. ; grocery, 43r. to 49e. COFFEE.—About 1,500 bags native Ceylon sold by privet* contract at 465. 61., which was a slight advance. The pub.. lie sale of plantation Ceylon is going off at very full prices. TEA.—A large amount of bupineu was done yesterday is common congou at , and also in fine new congest, at high pricer. Rica.-2,500 bags of good white Bengal sold at 13.. 6d. to 14.. 6d.; a few lots 15.., which showed a decline of fully 3d. 5,000 hags Machu were offend and bought in at 134.6 ff. Rost.—The market remains inactive. COTTON. —No salts of importance reported. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is rather firmer. The panic seams about to subside. Petersburg Y C., on the spot, 485.; March and April, 476. 6d. : April and May, 48.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80s. ; superior, Mc to 928. 6d.; inferior, 60s. to 695. ; Times, 60s. to 80i.; clover, 90s. to 116 s. ; mond cut, Ns. to 1051. ; straw, 24.. to 271. ABERDEEN AND CO.—The following lines were written by Moore in 1813, when We'Ragusa wanted men in the Peninsula fully as much as we want them new at Sebastopol: Al recruits in these times are sot easily got, Ani the Marshal rn oat have than, pray why should we net, As the hot, and—l erant it—the worst of our loans to Lint, Ship off the (late) Ministry body aid boo a to bin I There's not in all England, I'd venture tomes', Any men we could halt PO eoweestently rpare. THE QUEEN'S HOSPITAL, BIRIIINGIIAhI.—ARTI sANs' PENNY SUBSCRIPTION.—Lot year, when the funds of the Queen's Hamra .1, Birmingham, were in a very low state, a penny subscription was set on foot amongst the artisans, and realised about 681/., which was handed over to the charity. Oa that occasion it was resolved by the board that an witiress of thanks to the artisans' committee, who had taken an active part in raising the money, should be prepared, framed, and presented to them, having attached thereto the names of the council of the hospital ; and it was further resolved to apply to his Royal Highness Prince Albert, the president of the charity, to affix his royal high ness'. signature to each copy. With this request the Prince was graciously pleased to comply, and on Friday last a meeting of the board was held at the hospital for the pur pose ot presenting copies of the resolution (signed by the Prince end the hospital council) to the members of the artisans' committee, among whom were the mover (John, Palmer, Esq.), chairman ; Thomas Phillips, Egg., trea- Mr. John Southall, originator of the subscription; J Mr. J. M. James, secretary, ific. The members of the com mittee having severally retutnel thanks the following rams lution was unanimously agreed to, and the proceedings terminated :—" That Colonel the Hon. Sir Charles Grey be most respectfully requested to convey the humble and grateful acknowledgments of this meeting to his Royal High ness Prince Albert, the president of the charity, for tbia gracious act of royal condescension—an act which cannot but tend especially to advance the moral tone of the working man, and raise in his mind a feeling of common interest and a desire to promote the common welfare." AIISTRALLtN FREEHOLD GOLD COMPANY.—A ge neral meeting of this company was held yesterday at the offices, Nicholas-lane, for the purpose of making a further distribution of the assets. Mr. &meld was in the chair. A vote was passed confirming an award of 50 guinnes to etch member of the committee of investigation, and 25 guineas to the directors, the latter only after the strenuous opposition of Mr. Guadella, who insisted that the old directors had re ceived a large proportion of shares wherewith to rig the market. It was proposed to make a further distribution of 2s. per share, in addition to the Or. already paid, and upon that arrangement wind up the company. For the purpose of carrying out this plan, two rival committees were pro posed. A discussion disfigured by roam personalities ensued, and many inneadoes were employed. At length a poll was taxon, and it was declared that 77,245 votes had been re corded, a new source of difficulty, seeing that only 72,000 shares had been issued. The meeting was ultimately ad journed to this day (Tuesday), at 2 o'clock. BALE OF THE BERNAL COLLECTION.—The sale of the first portion of this collection commenced yesterday, at the rooms of Messrs. Christie and Mans n, and was most numerously attended. The property submitted consisted of the beauti ul sp,cimens of porcelain, which, with the portraits, will extend over eight days' sale. The bidding* were spirited, and the lots realised large pricer. CRYSTAL PALACE, MARCH 6. ONE-SHILLING DAT.—Admisaions by payment, 1,124 ; admissions by seams tickets, 321; total, 1,446. CRYSTAL PALACE, MARCH 3.—Return of admis sions for six days ending Saturday, March 3rd : Numher ad mitted, including season ticket holders, 3,208: amount re ceived for admissions, 1321. lie. 6d. EXTRAORDINARY INCREASE IN THE EXPORTATION Or ERll6—An official document has just been issued, from whisk it emus that is the math ended the 6th February the desisted miss of beer and ale exported was 142,4966. NA fa Wt Siso aßafh of w yosi it um gay 71.404.