The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-06 00:00:00

(? fah 7,1 _ 1: . .11 7,llAusran: . oe , , i _ t_ ~. 11MlaTJT m....irgfixa purr . Alij ___ , . \ Ilj . . t ~•,!‘ c., . it t 5 1, • ~ i •.• .....,....... • • ..., • :.. "Itrit%tr.4 isil r 1 .; ,•••••• I. • '~•. l r .I 1' . tiPlikvibit tire . • : . i5.46.11 , • 4Pr iitt«ol 4 .. re . . r • te" )4 , No. 2,641.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6,18 U. (THREEPENCE. DIMINISHED APART iIENTLEM/Hreepbbs wisdom? mst.. wiry assrariwgza s. 10. ZiA llili simirst. maw bes=t ro r l e per 1.1-.,;k: SECOND EDITION. UT. Jobs aims Irwin to M Oskolsi Cissisia Bas Cfeke7 Haig lasts. POPZIOX.OPMII. T 5. ml Qum boss syselsrly pleased to 'ppm, of Kr. I. Des auyts is Ylostsesul at Limped foe the Moist Quo Wein% I: i ratersrp eel MeNerd= 10 rZio ..a.. _ ,leateenesaßeammee. 1• 14 i "ili Dalik a rbr a rk an &Med ad here ---. le ' De. Maw 0 " Do. all I I all • la. 69 I heeds 16 (inei.leeetke at 114 o.llmdt etOasuala ♦ ▪ , 111 g all De. Al Ila se t.4" 21 =has insels: . 1 De. few 6 went— all . • One/a. ▪ De.llle., py SIAS. 1111 a De. de. 66. da• In DID. de.• 76 de. all Dw datalorilikeat W De. 6 p amplee awl Demo er 10 140 es eaul Omit -.—... 1I! 'n eed " II Se di Par Pa C 4 1 ra 1 14 F a I i vas va.aizzlt t o o:l na la s experieuced an advance. The stock of the Compsny is firmly maintained at the lat e marked rise. Van Diemen 's Land shares were also firmer, but Peel River showed some flatness. Bank shares were steady. Crystal Palace shares were firmer at 3316 to 3516. lt AtIr m.2 I: O2.OII IIALUI sad the 001.01111118.--Lar f oil IP loolt i E M T0 1114111"1 :b000loos itio.1•11111. I sod book NA boo Om WOW tio a boo owl oisoodoo totpoloomp to s o moodoomto et So Sable looduolflor dans ; o res MI N T ro i ngrli7OUT l TFeo. Fo II =I=IIDUCCOOD Pub tar weft Moo Woo Ow woo IS por ask d thal.— owe TO bodotsobb mot bur s a opplboloa to 0110000 S old lobo obo work MIT .1001111A NS Ir n ak11100Boaa Tog kw boo yob oul Moe boo born to span tin booporotoos. -.-:- PROM THIB NIGHTS GAZETTE. 11111131EALL. lea. 11. Ike name boa lona planet to wenn Lothar Blom Esq.. Dv ihr to be • Pollee YAW rd Janke no Plan kr Boreuelk DESPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market is rather fiat to-day, and prices have declined * per cent. Very little business is going forward. Consols have been quoted nearly all day at their present range of 911 to 1 for money and the Bth inst. The Three per Cent.. Re duoed have been dealt in at 911 to 911; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 92}}; the New Two and.a.lialf per Cents. at 77 to 783 ; Bank Stock, at 2tl is 2121; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 993; Ex chequer Bills, at 9s. prem.; and India Bonds, at 10e. prem. Foreign stocks exhibit scarcely any change in price, few transactions offering. Turkish is quoted 781 to ; Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102; Spanish Deferral Three per Cents., 171 to 18 ; and Maxioan, 21 to I. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates have been dealt is at 931; Equador Bonds at 4 ; Six per Cents, at 103/ ; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 100. (Tim roolatatag patios of the Natio had set amend at the tints of our /stag to prim) die As WAR DIAPARTIONT, IRA 6. His Grace the Duke of Newometls received on the 24th of November, 1864, from Field Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.8., a Dispatch and its snelosaro of which the following are cerise: SHARE LIST& THIeDAY.—Two o'CLoaL — Si - I Pi par i poi a: 'Si Ii R. DR JONOWB LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL —The pm maidbiballsk bad 'Daft ark. tn. from miles flame or anwlembi. w sob dr* by Übe nalboiledislis. ebb ealmadlory are. =l b wbsis Ibb pie OW be vain& sad rsiA et 41/111111.111•1120.0. ow OP+ 77 . 01 1 1 11 41Abibbtlb% 4* kootteb ids isadipssa. Millais (II ba.). ; pi bah lc ; quirts (Om), M. Very fewtratisactioas have taken place today in the railway share market, and wWas are generally steady. Lancashire and Yorlo stock is rather lower. at 74a to I, and Midland at Ng to I, but Great Western has advanced to 88 to g. London and North-Western stock is quoted 1008 to 101 ; South- Eastern., 17P, to #; Great Northam, 22j to f ; and Caledonians 30g to 31g. French shares are is sone owe a trifle flatter. ti 1 9 Ii Bohm Sebastopol, Get 29,1064. Me Lotus Data,—l have the hamar to treaselt Ss your Giese the ropy el a letter boa dowel Cowshed, forweribeg a osrtllleate if Wray Gess& Roes haviag boss vesaslod le the fees by the Whiter of a shell, whoa la attsaileass apes hle lateelloaay la the treashas, eel cow Vides the eityramlea IS the soMmathe la solidi tb• Brigs. diet dowsed. hb Ahle4e-Oseir Maier theMoa. et. George . 6 1 I. Vit i e (1416.81 = 16 bl 11111 11"1 silken v its? ars i's ii- 1 - 60 — oar it 100 0 1 pa 11 I }rte. 1:1 3 :4 pa ORDINARY MARES AND MOILS. -,?! .rat IN i it II TO i ;T. a: Ilk SRN Ps* EPARENTS sad OUARDLINEL.—The return ~ sloth r the noprotior lodwpro s so& tor thrdr per ortal cankot gad $s Is ruse ROWLAND& INA 011 s kr mosisrothe the growth sad ingroolog rad basstilitag Ws Mir. aowww warp" =raj I. rile SWlLlsellg qui imgolsgsslessits ROWLAPLDII ODOIrfO. ott Dad DWILMS. raiimme the Mgr liesslidag whits NM morwrigg Dom harillesi lellipmahe esemewhisols Ihr Ss Wallow' WIWI puma slissingoi as =Monty amoshe hr shay ~ ROWLAND sod 110NR W. Hattostardsr, larks. rsd 1, OMNI owl Tertamen. Mar. Sparks. Wisdom =MAR. Protested by Royal Letters PIMA et Ilegrad, and MINNA by deer et re Beer de de Tr% GM tte Ispedi Mese at liadirs, llama. Trimmer Ile. 1. bi a ereeeW tairrelem. werema. imd eabseriem der Orteme. Thimermr. are I. elbeerir, lathe Jan ====l:: erm%imm indiMa Tieuffiirsi= re Wile Madre keels et a wet man et oie teinome, MA. le II • ger amdbireei Pm* he rese q =l dimedemlieb. midelielle yd. di MID Mr = leer Imerrlde et Or oasor m e wale. LA so assipia. a...§...... mem Weer ing, ma a, see Am aseela et tire re reek mei 41 all MeelerMl mellim Ter wig Omer Met tire MIMI Ibeir us beim empeed. *Wm dm aim me Mesa; MO ty pet i t MM. &Mel eseemplna. doer. es domerepe ay v E is k ew es; im—Te be Mimi, rid ..r. le s t=. of mg 0... ea. osimiessiee; Ms OdoVinel .l" 9l.ll. avvatat. Nmataattees, winner 6: l 4 , l Nost ea : hmn Lreet Ineelen. ; ead bermam lb. Welmeellemdmerr. Wee. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.—A contain re tee Elnabers at the Palohooari Organ: is DM. of Daaaa ftgilslkamtisq et Welepa.la lulpert Omens elm (of WWI Cloosb Is lho wet plass lollosilso), *Ay are et mo ..,61 . ..zt a z Mae. WI la MEW CboW Ibsy Ism am min=sod =so Is. 1441.,_ oul eft Is. N., Os. IL, ay MOM MUM, abosiss, he., No. 79. It. Tan% tameltpel. Sid Mee W ill Drisibr. Oeir et A_ Si genus mut liCalusosoo, lisoss4 goosolsoolirst r =o, MO. a ellre-Iloolog low WOW milk slaw kr orpossizz4 mil ill se saint= awl wilds* WO= I iris shod tw pow _ow So try • Ni et per liani aalt ealeelnea thin that I en eausellael ta l =ature Tam to be alliben a Pa el then la Weber,. awl veW NS Nay la elsomeM Wen to ley blade. Ups earatee the above idlataaitlof EN olintawoss re WM d A aft* o be nuke what us of I "ms plow. °I Ns, sir, yosis owl 1p snow% "Ibee. Intim ise." ODD LIT= 011.-11.14 brawn, as Imported Item e=sulldwal widen equal to any yet latralased, ll = ems Os Idle, Is wen that It say Ile labia the 11 ei di doete.-10114 141 011114 1131,11200341 000 Inn OILr issesrisi amiss ban lialdseal. Le d. el the Ileelist twit gall% pier peellefi. iml Neely losialm. lIdt• ids% 16; plats. la Oil leateh GLIM; WAN, 134. gam useitsse. Ogden frees tits eessita shoed assemly state " ELTING'S COD LIM OL" DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPS', prise M. a the= m itteel krovel. the ettioesteof fres tossuaseve and a gasalset swisas et Its gamed arre—b the sesereey et its far aspeat. sad hs Oa verisd serearstle sad teesammid Libra& anseisi is tbs.,. saw. wad waters artistes—this pew E. ornmeromparrs AT flu MT OF WAN. NOSNION SIMI a MIAMI AND DIYANTIAL. 1. sadadvely * wpm of daella la the bass dos le esp. gad la It by every es Ovedisllo4 wed astele WOW, TEN ONLY DIMLY ININial with list sestets ff WCLUDINI ALL Olfillan ADYNINISIDI INTL sere Ma y ledspeedest. astayeallar by si ~gin as ef listeasstlesh4 ate poser kw. by sod es* telteseiles. shield kr NMI • theeestie sad patties set faftear le rsay. lealdersd Sew besbadar arm= Is the kind=; or uibe lfri it . Ueda ha 11.11 =eis tbe leper try mates art s Neesed yeallthar ea. seallestlss. fent& the ems ef BM esists reedy te sop* Not Illael. yer aserter , is advisee by Peobellas ceder. D AILY NEWS FORWARDED to th•COUNTRY by MIMING TOM at 11*. 6d. per tai t =la rea" STORM MADDOX. 10. Upper AlligNit., issksaar sad Now Arai. . P a AULY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 am. mug pm., It I. yea Trek; supplied Is toes or iamb% at PI p. tar d. par My, ar Its. 17.==nar ; by Yr. WAL=III. M AVM Tratabbserata, Za.:NEWS LENT TO READ, in Lando% lIIa. las araanar.—MlNT by MORNING lIA aAglllr s. DO.. ISA Y. par 4r.—B. ADAMS. 11. Weelaisais, Nowa Aga& BBAYSWATER—DAILY NEWS LENT TO MUD; sad eoppbot is the amain by main psis, 84103.64. =we wo. Nr, we is ohm t. age. DIIIIIIICZ, West sinmsys BT. Tames's HoeTTreL.—The authorities of this Hospital, anxious to promote s sound penal odasatitm, as an importsat preliminary to the stadia of the medical Prefeesies, souse years ago instituted for their matrisabilag otaeleate • voluntary szamiastion in demise sad shim shies ; sad they have aanuslly awarded a poise of 201, to the Ant smallish in this sospetition. They have Issi:stery room to be plowed whit the result of this anarmeat, as repels lie improved state of preparatory allasatiea awns *dr Main* ; mai they have MI the ha** sr* footles of *Ow ft la larnoey repledis; slue aide tri l tiilloyal Dap el Serpi* sal *ries' . euhr halm * amass p sail reward a passel saurian smal plas the rebid. haw resehea to rates& esimi:llea 4ll4 s saawieeledag steams' to three dielisas of yealhebery 'duals. via. : —I. (as heretofore) In dug* sod maw alitile $ 2. la physic's sad natural history ; S. la seeders lempress sad nods= history. Atteadeast at awn @mi nimalism is optional, bat all tastricalatist radials are at Marty to compete is say one or more of them ; and a ital! 2W. is gives to the socetufal candidate in each i~ldi y as. A praiseworthy example.—Yelicoi Tina owl 11111CIAL PRIZES.—The council of the Society of Artsl a msdust issued as addition to the gsaeral premium list daring the seeses, hos which It appears that Yr. R bn ivas, 11. P., has pissed at its disposal two gold ands* of the value el 261. eask se atom to the same amount, for special peemiwas. Thom the cowl' has detereauted to award-7. Per the lest sod /ant flax thread spun by ameslgssey, sollahis kw lase ataklau. 2. For the best sway NI as man se pessiiMag the nowise, Of smoke. Mr. C. M. Hubert, Amp tbs sq, has offend 61. for a sospesitisa be the trri miles used is rioting paper hanging@ bp "Owlet asfey, to whist the swatt Ms aided seekty's await Dot egad is impfINIMI to either Ohm is tile eller et the sesiety's meal he a @shag mismospe le be sold to the public at a prim net anesedbig 10v. 6d., mil she he a Pulses or student's missausge M a pries asit easeshag U. Is. At the &MAO Musellessl Exhibitiasi lot rummer, this step was dam* Meettlesd, as it was MI that the sultivation of habits et eheseastisa mummery el emsatial impeetanse ia and me which bad MOM, soMvtd too little atlealliss. Nothing it ins timemblopeuld lead to produce this malt is same eaddhelon smi mposabis meaner Mae a imp, bat good misesompo._ by map of giving a stimulus to Ile sale, the Is modortakes to purchase 100 et the emelise, GM 60 gi ego low lastrumest, a plan which war se enesseital in the isetsameef the embety's shilling box of eater seises mad half-crows seas of drawing instruments. MITZI AND DM= l.YPwrogo.—Aosordiog to the tails last published by the Isdlo &MINIM Mho, the Mel amber of Meths is the Moises el WWI* he the Isamu 1616 r 115 Whim. masumend to ameba es annual avenge el MAT shildssa ll = ewe. The greaseet smiler wee la the yeas MA_ (1111,1163). the Issas* (676,937) is the revolutissary year MIL The pubes et Maths la tat seine Ma yams was ea us. swage 466,,D3 somas, aria Its gosemllm of 1 to hi et site Tto easeellly ammo es Is poser in then 1a MOO Ober eimatsieh the prepselsa is Daglesib Ila 44; Mimosa, 43; is Driglass, Id on to IMP/111. d U. The annum' ashes of assimps I. assemde Mein Ilm Mown so IMAM mweelly ; or ia the gempletion afl weep 118 kbaMmile-.4 malt 'alp samsded h Dag/sad (111) la tbe pees 1116. I asa speak strongly is Amer of moss three *teen ; gad I trait I say be permitted to avail myself of the pre t. - mut opportunity to state that the Conwasadeor Vivo, who Ili to ay Had Quarters, is weer desirous of era- Assisi to Rae say monies la his power, sad by his seal, s t . aetivity, asd intelligent., he is ambled to he of essential le um in the couentanicatious with* I am constantly obliged r e to have with es Gleneral-ia•Chief ad the editors of the IS Fronk Etra-Majer. at. it It would sortaialy be mat gratifying to ewe if year n GM* would hop hind as to befits under the adios of the I : Emperor of tho Fnueb, the high opiates I =Wreaks of at Commandeer Vice, ad the advaatage I derive from his eL. sesistanes.—l have, dm, RAOLdN. to Ilia Grua the Duke of Newcastle, &a. ac Wain! donut Sebastopol. Li 24 Odobn, 1854. rhsostat dm Toss sdraser, dans lee tomes mks par les settlements militates, um Wee dattnie a t 9 certifier lea eirconstances dans lesquelles le Brigadier-GC ea - sera Hugh Roos, Commissars de Ba Mejeste Britannigue 191 pre. du Gautier-061CM de rAnsie Fracgaise, a e..e Nesse 1 1 + dans mos range. st. Paimattes mei d'ajouta i vette plea, edletelle reams. 114 - am als Mate satins qw at oMoier-gisfral, le Major to Clamosost et le Major Foley ad ge m mealier puma nous, le par Imo bestow*, la &altars de am caractire, et lee services IV gull ages nudist. L,Armie Bdtannigas as 'strait etre representie plus sMs Mamma aupres de sea 'IBM. s. Vann spier, Mylard, respressies de as baste too- t s t. sidirstam et. Le Giciral Commandant en Chef rArais so Francais an Orient, 23 (Signe) GENERAL CANROBERT. to A Ba Sagami:to la Gissital Lord Raglan, Comp la 'miasma en Chef rArasie Asglaise. 30 20 Jo soassigni, Dutenr en Medicine, Medeala-Miler attache an Quitier-Geseral de Manes d'Orient, emits ,I. sus is 14 Oetobre, 1854, Moushum Hugh Boss, Brigsdin I IS Moira, Cassavas de l'Ordrs da Hals, Commissars de Sa Msiestr iritaaaltpum pas du Qaartlar-Grarral de 11. l'Arnia Francais, as Orlin, a W attain, par nite de II d'out ebum, Vaa phis Nunn i la Isis, as n minima les traandea ans le Grarral Connaadaat-sa- Chat. to As amp NUB Sebastopol 1. 18 Octobre, 1864. Iw 314doein•llajor, (81(40 F. (117E8N.LT. ♦pprosv4 : Le 044ka1 Clist-i11ti:411.10r1344.1ral dm l'Anak, C. DR DIARTIMPREZ. (Bipi) I /in: Le Giseral Commandant.sa (Blgaf) GENERAL WAR DEPAILTNENT, Fin. 6. Hie Oraos the Duke of Newositle received, on the 2nd of October, 1864, from Mejor-Qeneral Harry D. Jones, of the Boyal Engineers, a despatch, of which the following In an extract : R. M. Skip Duke of Wellington, Narita Roods, 26th Septembez, 1864. is I take this opportunity of bringing ander your Grass's &Mice the very mot mistimes I derived from the services 10 of Captain Redsey Kandy, R.N., daring the operations against Demansuad. This .61ST was permitted by the Vies-Admiral memmesding to aseesspesty am, sad I have I p to express ray thanks to Captain 'body ter the very Wive. SO able, sad melees maser in which he ells hanged assay int- S t portent dada whisk I requested MR to undertake ; his et. ham/ledge of the French baggage proved extremely useful r e : on essay meadow, when sessmankattiew with the French authorities. WAR OFFICE, Fn. 3. The Eirld Resemble tbs Bescituy-si-Wor hoe re- 1 WM frogs Rio Graft the Duke of Newcastle the follow big lilt el Comities amongst the Nos-Commissioned °Mans sad Privates is the Form soder the ansatend of Field-Marshal the Lord Rest's, G.C.8., from the 16th to the 18th Jester'', 1866, both days Missive : CORRECTED NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COM MISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES MISS ING FROM 12rw TO ldru JANUARY, 1866, IN CLUSIVE. MISSING. Jan. 12. . tiers Rsonorr or fo7i.:-liriratas lola Lawthaoa, °sifted la lad list ; Edward Mown. J. B. BUCRTALL ESTCOURT, . RETURN OF CASUALTIES FROK 151 w TO 18sn JANUARY, 1866, INCLUSIVE. l ath Regiment of Foot —1 rank sad ale wounded. 38th Regiment-4 rank and file wounded. let Battalion Rile Brigade.-1 rank and Ale killed. TotaL-1 rank sad Ale killed ; 6 rank and lle worded. J. B. BygxNALL EEITCOURT, NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES KILLED, FROM lfran TO len JANUARY. ISM, INCLUSIVE. KILLED. Jan. IS. IST BATTALION Ram gatt. Jean Leg. I. B. BRCIENALL Et3T.COURT, NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES WOUNDED FROM 16Ti To 18Ts JANUARY, 18.55, INCLUSIVE. WOUNDED. Jemmy 18. SSTs RsorirzoT os Foot.—Pei rate MAW Bird, manly. Joe. 16._ 4Ta MUMMER OP FoO7LF;lvatss Richard Honing, severely; Alazander Moir, wanly ; Leonard Brooks, iaiibtly; William Dawns, severely. 28ni Rioncorr oa Foor.—Privato Gnaw Hunt, severely. J. B. 317CKNALL ESTCOURT, AdjutmatoataireL WAS =PAYMENT. JAN. N. ilr Claw les bout vhf t e Lintookont Coked Justin Sboll. CA. ono time Mr ism r a id MMus ThoftiobtMry to the d Fanks. Mon Monolor of the Con Dkobion lot SA Maid ass. or Loots OM. isaalue. at MOIR llowalls Order of Ibit gfleliZirroiv i I Millkkaa. all MaGibalbblellabl.C. II Di. lb. de SOL. . lW Bridal abll tabs ........ . 100 . ell Mawr Valmil - -. all Deck ad Y Lads ad Mad Jam . !12. Dark.lbb. and abadJ. lii OM all nab II A= W IL) W balms .1M /a Orr ISO le OL raw Mb E. V. S) . Deakin B. . 100 tad Learmaitre 100 madOlagpw all Illialluell mil a Polio 1011 =l 6 lYe Pletb = .iN Oraat Nartllari 100 Do. :00 Do. I. Stsok .. 100 OLIINNi.imiWa (a) 100 Oriat WAN* ...... IN Do. ObriNVlNey(hallt. " on [Annie mai Old* I 141 fle. Mira 4 Do. Now 111016 100 Ihoomillro aed Yorisidro 191 Do. Fifths Do. Wed ItiNsi U 1 11 Lomas and Blochwall ". 100 Gm., Ildikton, *S. Owl 100 Lost. sal North WoNtra Do. for %hog ..... 10 Do. Nitta . 01 D0.421041L,1L40011. (C.) 1 21 Do. Eighths . 100 Woks It Ow* Waists 421 Do. f6O . 34 Do. NO All Loodosairry2Mihafiao DOMMINXIMIZZT, Ps. S. 'he Om= Ms bus gifted to appeal Weer bilk 11113. Sou to le Mt Pokes Mr. and Alks IMO iheee. Zee le te eleead Pubes lease a the Seem* Own et Ur Ohm of tke Otee at Geed Hew Awn Isadag- tor 1111 to be Sea fin nsits pititlZlß see Cart et the Came ke the Nrel eleesee; godly I !h. Of, W M Allormspesswal ft Os Nog of Via Thom% um; as its Ins lassori,aiLar — r - m 0211 um. 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Oats, beans, peas, sad other alleles snehanpd. dodos 114, KUM Paid Prisms , . -- - IMAM 1 Air ids all 1 a 86.180 1 As& MIAMI= Geld ill --, MAN 118. 018610 011iforelas IsAN 10 sliastralmalas .. 1 36.110 90 44.4Mrsaaa 6 1 11 lON 1 ImOralla• dram.. : all MOO 1 Assirallaa Tresield KM 1 Ave !Ws .. MN 00 Ilassmea Igrak Oral all 5 1 MAIO I &Mk .114014150 Gold all ANS 20 arid* bas. 13.1 3 II RAO, 15 tllnu.l446.llmattle 15/ 11 11 GANOmar arid all 1 11 It,KOI 10 Da IL Solo Del IS 05 IN 114.000 i 1 Ossest• Omsk i 1 00,000 1 •Ob.Camills.oo.rlaa. t 1 Els par 11.000, 40 4 1 Spar • MI T 14 IKON, 5 Uold -.. 1 5 II 18 810,000 { , et. lOsppir 1024 es at Ifag all N 5O 53 11,016 , SI +Da 124 Ti per Oia ell par 2 pra 16.050, 5 filag.6.4•Oullasooll4 ell 11 1 11.4146 2 Worms ~- 155,010 I Great XiiVia " l44 all 1 SIAN 10 tOeural veg all 1411 h UAW Dread Dub, of Sad all 1 IWO , Groat Polgooth all NAN Marty all IMO , lesin Lasherima. I I ies lizt:, Jr; =lir.— 6:11 1 I 55.000 111.11errie Min. floiCs. all WS s.s Yowls 14,101 14 4114~ @Um Load all l 181 MAI b 1,1 int 411014 I . look. all 10. OW P 005 SO tithrursy Do• WON IS Do. Paw all 6 6 1,011 1 10 de Cuba III 4 65 KW 1 wtrallsa ..... LON 10 ODA 411, 10.181 tOsltad lisalra aU 51 11 78.415 1 Walks 100,C00 1 Wet Illarlposa all MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Broast. 72 ll4pnblios7dTnar• going oit itiadily at the full prices of last week ; relined steady, brown humps, 424. 61. ; grocery, 43e. to 48s. 6d. Coma.—The public sales an progressing without any alteration in prices. Tna.—The market continues Arm. B.avrnirris.-1,600 bags were offered In public sale, and sold at about 6d. decline ; refraction 281. • ref. 4f to 6, 275. 6d. ; ref. 6i, 265. ; rat. Bf, 235.; ref. 7, 250. to 26e. 6d. Bar.—The market is dull and infixed to Pa. 9d. to la., COT sales of importune RIOL—The market eontiaass veryTa" la odor artistes no man trial situation. TALLOW •THIS DAY. Th. t;liow market is steady, with a fair demand for con sumption. Petanburg Y. C., on the spot is quotations. 9d.7; Feb. to North, 664. Od.; North aad Ap ri l, ; Aril aad Nay, 57.. 64. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply larger. Trade with out &Reredos. Prime me►dow bay, 70a. to 80a. ; nips- Mot, he. to 9& ; Inferior, 60s. to 80e. ; Bowes, KM to 765.; stover. 90e. to Ilh.; mooed eat, 80e. to lON. ; straw, th. to Me. THE RAILWAYS os YHE WOHLD.-1L number of WIN of railway now is °math= is tho world an 40,344; 1 of which 21,628 nailei an in the Baited Beata'; 7,744 in Great Britain; 6,340 in Germany ,• 2,4181 la Imam ; 632 In sea; 421 Ina e ni rt i79 ia ;76 in ;42 la SO ; II ss• 100 la Lai.; 1.3171 a II Amoeba ;NO is Cabs; 10 is Pr aim) sal le la loath Muds& MONEY MARKET. NIONDAY VIIIIIIII. The English stook market opened this morning at a alight adrenal, on the anaounoement that Lord Palmerston has been entrusted by her Majesty with the task of forming a new administration. After rising 1 per oent., however, some flatness super vened, which was subsequently confirmed by intelli genoe of a fall at Pans to-day. Prices closed / per cent. lower than on Saturday. There appears, however, to be no immediate supply of stock of importance, and the amount afloat in the market has been further reduced by recent large purchases on account of the Patriotic Fund—it is said to the amount of three or four hundred thousand pounds. Business is very inactive, but in character the market seems steady. There was today an active demand for money in the discount market. The bills falling due on the 4th have been remarkably well met. The Three per Cent. Renter were reported by telegraph to-day from Paris as opening at 68.10, but had declined at half-past one o'clock to 67.90, being a fall of fully 1 per cent. since Saturday afternoon. The other continental stock markets remain quiet. Consols opened at 911 to I,and closed at 911 to 1 for money and the Bth February. The "oontango" for the March account remains light at 1 to 3-16 per cent. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911,4 1 ,J a i ditto, fee aooonnt, Bth Feb., 911, 1, a, per Cent. Reduced, 911, 1, 1. New Three per Cents., 921, 1, 92, 921, 921. Long Annuities, ex piring in 1860, 4 346. India Stock, 222. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1839, 991, 1. Bank Stock, 211, 2121. Exchequer Bills have advanced to 6s. to 111. prem., owing to the abundance of money in the Stock Exchange. India Bonds were quoted 12s. to 16e. prem. Foreign stocks are steady, but little dealt in. Turkish closed at 761 to j. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were rather better. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 100 to 102; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. 62 to 63 ; ditto Four per Cent. Cer tificates, 92 to 4. Sardinian, 84 to 86. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72. Mexican, 21 to j. Spanish Deferred Three per Cent.., 171 to 18. Sales are recorded as follows : Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621, 1, j. Equador Bonds, 4. Russian Five per Cents., 102 ; ditto Four-and.s-Half per Cent., 891. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 37, 361, f ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 14th Feb., 171. Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds, 761; ditto, for account, 14th Feb., 761. The demand for gold for exportation has expe rienced a sudden revival, and bids fair to draw some amounts from the Bank, unless arrivals of the pre clone metal speedily take place. The Madrid has brought in 12,6671. in specie from Lisbon, and the Bacchants 3,000 ounces of gold from Africa. These two arrivals are worth about 24,0001 The corn market to-day was quiet, at last Monday's rates for most articles. The advance established on Friday lest is thus scarcely supported. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 6th inst. for the conveyance of 263 tons of navy provisions to Bermuda; and en the 7th for the conveyance to Malta of 2,000 tone of navy provisions from Dept ford, Gosport, and Plymouth. The Emigration Commissioners will also receive tenders on the Bth inst. for the hire of a ship to pro toed to Sydney, to be ready between the 22nd and 30th of March. Bt. Petersburg advice, of the 27th ult. quote the exchange on London at 361. The shares of the Great Luxembourg Company have lately shown some tendency . towards recovery from their severe depression, owing to purchases based on the confidence felt in the new management and on the hope that the undertaking will henceforth be vigorously carried out. It is expected that in ne. outlaw* with the recommendation of the committee appointed at the meeting of the 19th December the old directors will resign at the meeting to be held on the 16th inst., but to prevent the success of any at tempt to obtain their re-election and the peering of the accounts without due examination, it is urged that the proxies of the shareholders should be placed in the hands of a committee which, we understand, is in course of formation, with the view of protecting the interests of the proprietary, and strengthening the hands of the new section of the board. A new French railway was to-day introduced on the Stook Exchange, midair the title of the Ardennes Railway, and was favourably received, the shares being in request at 11. prem. and upwards. The project is brought forward under the auspices of Messrs. C. Devaux and Co., who, it will be remem bered, brought out in this market the Great Central Railway of France. The concession is granted by the French government, partly under the law of 1842, and comprises —first, a line from Rheims, on the Strasbourg Railway, to Mezieres and Charleville, with a branch to Sedan I length, 66 miles. Se condly, an extension of this line from Char leville to the Belgian frontier—length, about 38 miles ; to be constructed by the State, and banded over to the company under the law of 1842, by which the company have only to provide rails and rolling stock, thus acquiring the line for two-fifths of its actual cost. Thirdly, a line from Creil, on the Northern Railway, to Beauvais—length, 22 miles; Fourthly, a preferential right of construct ing a line from Rheims tilioimons to Com peigne, on the Northern Railway . Me total authorised capital (exclusive of the prospective lines, and of the line to be constructed by government), according to the estimates of the government engineers, is 29,600,0001., or 1,184,0001, making the average cost about 13,6001. per mile, for a single line, with land and works of art for a double line. This amount comprises interest at 4 per cent. on the amount paid upon the shares during the period of construction. This concession is regarded as important. The main line from Rheims to Meanies and the Belgian frontier, forming part of the system of principal railways projected by the state in 1842, establishes a new North-Eastern trunk line intermediate between the northern and the eastern (Strasbourg) railways. It traverses the departments of Marne and Ardennes, which are rich in agricultural and manufacturing produce, and tomes through several considerable towns, such as Rheims, Bethel, Mezieres, Sedan, and Charleville. The extension to the Belgian frontier is referred to in the report of the Minister of Public Works as rendering it " a new line of independent eanimunication between Frame and Belgium," con necting the French railway system with the coal and hen district of the Meuse, and at Namur joining the leading lines of railway to Brussels, Liege, Aix-la- Chapelle, and Germany. The branch from Creil to Beauvais will form the only railway in the wide distrist between the Northern and Rouen Railways, and admits of easy extension to Rouen, which will make a new route from Paris to Rouen by the Northern Railway, and, in coonexion with the lines from Compeigne to Rheims and Rheims to Merieres, will form a great east and west line, by which the traffic of the north and east of Faint* and a great part of Belgium and Northern Germany can reach the port of Haws by a direct and unbroken line. The shares are of 201. each, with a deposit of 41 por sham The shares of the Western Railway of Fenno have improved, owing to the announcement that,,in the fusion of the Normandy lines, these shares will be taken at the rate of 700 francs, or about 281. per 201. share, which is equal to 8 prem. The expecta tion that the amalgamated stock will command a premium in the market likewise tends to support thf lr t llow market to-day ruled higher, as ha" premien seeming to prevail amongst the speculators that the question of the overland trade in Russian proclaim will speedily engage the attention of the mew Clabinet. The B ritiah Amiekaa Laid Company's gam iimosis deas iwdsp. 40 salt THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoac. There is still no feature of moment in the gold mining share market. Ague, Fria shares are quoted 5-18 to 3-16 die.; Nouveau Monde, 1 to 3.18 per share; Colonial Gold, 1 to 1 per share; and Great Nugget Vein, 1 to 1 dia. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 811 to 321 ex div.; Peel River, 21 to 2j; North British Australasian, / dis. to par.; and Scottish Australian Investment, 11-16 to 13.16 prem. Santiago shares have been dealt in at 41 : and Li nares at 7. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Fan. 6. Captain Felton Harvey, Muter of the Hone to the Viceregal Court, has been appointed Inspector General of Primus in Ireland, in the room of Mr. Galway. A shipwreck, attended with loss of life, took plate in the vicinity of Dublin in the snow storm of Elatur day. The Victoria schooner, Brown master, from Glasgow to Lisbon, with cargoes of pig iron, ran right upon the rocks of Dsikey Island at an early hour on Saturday morning, when the captain and one of the crew were unfortunately drowned, the remaining men managing to get on the island, where they were obliged to remain during the day, owing to the difficulty of communicating with the main land, the sea was so rough in the narrow intervening channeL The vessel soon after went entirely to pieces. The critical position of a Liverpool and Dahlia steamer during the snow storm is described as follows in the liveman's Journal: _ - _ The City of Dublin Steam Company's steamer Windsor, which sailed with pusoogers from Liverpool at seven o'clock p.m. on Friday, was for a while in a position of much danger, owing to the density of the snow storm which prevailed during the greater pan of the passage to Kings town. It appears that between three and four o'clock on Saturday morning the passengers were aroused from their slumbers by the striking of the ship on ground, when it was found that she had run on the Kish Bank, with which she cam* in contact half-a-dosen times before she succeeded in getting off. During this time, which occupied about 20 minutes, the utmost consternation prevailed amongst the passengers, who rushed upon deck—many of them partly undressed—the ladiscperticulsrly being in a state of the most painful alum. Having at length got clear of the bank, the vessel beat about for a considerable time, and ran, as the passengers believed, in the direction of Lembo, the snow falling thickly all the time, and it was not until ten minutes past 11 cm., that the Windsor was brought into Kingstown Harbour, where it was neeessary to /and ' the passengers is boats; all on board being, however, grate ful to Providence for the narrow escape which they had from the dangers of such a passage. A rapid thaw commenced about noon on Saturday, and has since continued without any return of either snow or frost. Some of the trains on the Irish Southern and Western Railways were from seven to eight hours overdue oa Saturday. THE BISHOP OF LONDON AND THE CHAPELS OF ST. PAUL AND ST. BARNABAS, ICNIGHTS BRIDGE. A decree and monition have been bunted oat of the Consistory Court of the Bishop of London, direeted to, the Has. and Rev. Robert Liddell and the Churchwardens of the chapels of Bt. Pad and St. Barnabas, Knights bridge, in relation to the High Altar, Boras, Uandlasticks, Am, set up and need in these chapels. The dean is with respect to St. Paul's Chapel, and sets forth that it has been represented by Charles Westerten one of the churchwardens of the chapelry, that a high altar of wood, co one with • succession of clothe, many of them embroidered and fancifully decorated, has been set up in the chapel, in opposition to the laws and canoes of the church of England, which direct ,that "A decent communion table is to be provided end placed in every church, and that such table shall be covered to time of divine service with a carpet of silk or other decent stuff ;" also, that there is attached to the said altar • high wooden cross; also, two gilded candlesticks placed on nu altar ; also, that a preparatory altar, or credence table, has been set up, end still remains in the chancel ; the said sitar, altar cloths, cross, candlesticks, and table, being contrary to the laws, canons, and auto= of the church of Bathed, and offe nsive to the religious feelings of • large portion of the parishioner and inhabitant/. The Hon. and Rev. Robert Liddell, perpetual curate of Bt. Paul's, and Jana Hem, churchwarden, are therefore cited to appear before the authorities in Doston'-oommons, to show cause why a license should not be granted to Charles Waterton, to remove the said altar, &c., and substitute a table and covering consonant with the laws sad usages of the church of England. In default of their sp =a or of good and sufficient Cann to the contrary, the 's vicar.general, his surrogate, or some other amps tent ,judge, will grant authority to the said Charles Water ton for their immediate removal. _ . The monition relating to St. Barnabas Church is sub stantially the same as the dime, sailing upon Mr. Lid dell, curate, and William Park* and George Evans, chapelwardens, immediately to remove a similar altar, cross, candles , credence table, and cloths, also a rood screen with bream gates now separating the nave from the °bowel, or to appear and show good and sufficient cause why they should not be so removed in accordance with the terms of the monition. The above bare been served upon all the parties therein cited, and the decree alined on the doors of St. Paul's Church. Wiltoullace. A LIMEART, consisting of nearly 300 volumes of books, has been fitted up on board the hospital ship Sevens, which is about to proceed to the Black Bea. This library is intended for the invalids on the passage between Beleklava and Scutari. The idea of this library originated with Messrs. Forbes and Marshall, the booksellen of Southanip- UM, who gave a number of books towards it. The rest of the booki Were gives by the ladies and gentlemen of Southamp ton and its neighbourhood. The binary is under lock end key, and Mr. Pitcher, the purser of the Severn, will set ae librarian. The library consists of light and mriodsly written books in different languages. RoVAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN.—Ge nerd monthly meeting, Monday, Feb. 6, 1865, Wm. Pole, Seq., F.A.S., treasurer, vice-president, in the chair, Ed mund Memory, Esq. ; Henry Maudslay, Esq. Major- General James Stuart, C.B. • Hensleigh Wedgwood, Esq. - and John William Wrey, M.A., were duly elected' members of the RoCtitntion. Henry Pemberton and Richard Hoper, n., were admitted members of the Royal Institution. ks were voted to Profemon Fara day sod Tyndall, and to the Astronomer Royal, for their discourses on the evenings of 'sugary 19 and 26, and February 2. The presents received since the last meeting were lad before the members. SUPPRESSION OF VAULTS _ UNDER CHURCIIEL•• Yesterday, at a meeting the Rev. Thomas Dale 1- board, reported that Akio' visit on the eubj interments in the malts Dr. Sutherland bed beer tics Into the condition of Semetery, who had in e diseenibming the deposit churches is the metropolis. es the nulls were via 10,0001., and were Nape. He could with them. Mr. Greene, statement was that it w approve vaults under the_ doe with Dr. Sutherland, satembi La at. fume" meeting of the St. Pascras Burial Board, Dale in the chair, Mr. Greene, clerk to the that Dr. Sutherland had A WN= us s subject of the permanent suppMill‘en of vaults under the churches in Bt. renew ad been instructed to mike an Won of the vaults, by eider of tlt . ad in eontemplathia a measure ~ deposit of dead btlilletittililf 'Q... 4 mee res crlie. Tas elaissaaa.rwass rights ; er Obesa, • so aoastrastsa - -r,- i sot think the w W AS it was ises, la may • ia 7 "It. Ass *Madre, sad los. • allarlsaa. boa so asabS last the Faun yodel be other timed. ~~ I 1 t , , I. 1 33 i i 14 j 10 ell 9 U on. 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