The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-23 00:00:00

i flrdo/ 7 -lie*. la.. (- ----- .-** ) .. de statelleallrea-ae C.. , eZe - Jass.G,..wer-A- 9- . .o #e- ' -* • . • • • - • L - • - • _ _ .__ . I .- :• • ' 1, . . , t v t i t illtlesll,s • No. 2,656.3 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1856. • !R AUSTRALIA sad the COLONLEIL-Light, THE BREAD RIOTS AT WHITECHAPEL, &o. POSITORPAILWAYS. draft aid dmairle 100111110.-Cllollooll‘ PAT I SHARE LISTS. i• iii MONA mai isemass. 41 •001101.1% 1100111110 MILT kipailmtly kaparvism In rat; rese, ADDITIONAL PABTICULARS.-THIS DAY. II Ni= D lsetsen WOW. and amino lola Waling mad ethawlea ezpsdams la --a-- - --•-- Se 10 gang ._ _ __ 11wesees sa amber= 4 Ms aadimasm.. i. • sassallaif do leaks sepleaake skew; con aside as TnI7IIIDAT Eviwtwo. SO la. mosisolaiSSS4 per pm with span! pars. Pa ca ors ram During the whole of this morning the doors , of The railway share market continues ve sluggish, ioso so sm is s ......a u milis .... air rat imiz mov,saiiirar dien isimi lli V ire 's ramm igni rMool( ll D m ICTIN e img Pi Whiteshapel Workhouse were bardiged with applicants owing th the absence of busioeas. Prio ri es searorlY a- so mews fii - . :-- al ig din The English stock anomenials sem by_ poet ea wield= M CROOOOBI ( or bread , consisting chiefly of dock Mouton and women. varied throughout the day, and closed much the same 10 Is DAN,. .- 'al pm morning, on the new Ilia l leA N Do w oas 4 aLlt 7-1377 D1 78 .4 1719 1 999 Mit ouP The authorities of the house had provided an immense mum- as 'esters's]. MI 30 got ban ." - 1 II pa the Ministry, but inn eggs 0 Felt and 1110noRnt'a was kr amp wain= Was mto Da tommea ipa 1( 1 shown, and the mai has hums topped's skis temorraturo. bee of loaves, which were served out in the following too au _ manner, viz :-The applicuta passed through a lane of THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. i ro 811 .., 0-.448:11t1117°1 - - higher than yester TOI ATENT Provisional Protection,B guineas. Patent police of the H division, and each person, after fee. final; the Business in the railway share market continues is ii -- 'o.yn a k auld ' s e te ma gr= =-- Peelite section of the I eoselbeee.a 2l .-Ille. CLAIM , ralant agent. 9 % Matmar7 -119 *- quantum, was made at once to depart. Some of these had singularly limited. Prices are in a few cans quoted ss all Daillakwals AFL - - said to have had moo tee 111, Deatielde mutated appearance . The whole of the bakers' slightly ower, but generally the closing range o f top i u 80.0.401,016•Lik. - 7 1 HE ons. seeeseef rnalb :l asidimi resolts a vewa the last hal f .th ce ni nturi ra. X bees posed Ser i ousl y essetlas that 11 , 0 In WLA tu NDS gro ' NA,CAftivA c siE , n:e i e th r t t h h e e we ezee rk p li ton use o , f a t n he e d z oo ta n nd . io l g ug to e Al p d p g g a a te o , f w m e e r n e yesterday is maintained. London and North-Western 1 0 to Great paged pg pin g e„, 1 II p rn stock is quoted 99t to 1901; Great Western, 65 to 1; : 1 Gr a t . 199199 , i 1419999919 - A. .. • Par Pm 1174 effect upon the m Bonk stock were nee. isd Mesesessieur of ISA *me hair- 71 Pmsats It 71021 hal - aveng i ng from 20 to 60 peruabula• lag th e striate. In Midland, 681 to 691 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, mll CILLui - ena ur - 1.1 07 " 11 f ar 2 INI extent, notwithstaz Ima awe tumble grey, Works= week her. cleanses Ithaca roof m a andsosoishas,„ It s w am i e s ims , more r a ms . u u„. many instances this morning, notwitketandiag the vigilance 74) to t ; Great Northants, 221 to I ; Colsdoniane, 4 a d u l 0t. D0,,...... 4 9 29 Gladstone. It is gum* dim busk whsk/es. aml memellnoldeslll4 sey~g lll PI of the police, men entered shwa in High-street, White- 301 to 31 ; and South-Basterns, 171 to t. t 1 o 109 all Wads., paypeoiLlMl II 97 174 his successor elm smausatsve queenes. For thiamin a Is muddly sossmausiall id , eras Baal u. . chapel, after nceiving relief at the Workhouse, and de- French shares are quiet. Northern. are quoted !to s!! D... ~... ee. go. se as or as ter= Pals el abrogated bold of .course of action in (opal wearfamill). lea. ail.; andasallados size: mantled tee and sugar. la the Commercial-road knots of 33 to t ; Eastern*, 321 to 1 ; and Paris and Lyons, 1,17 0 r, a : . „ , :s, do. t 9 : it w op 9 trifling market adv 2111. MdlnlA -011 1111 vi o oo ol =r l me Ile woe " Ikri " labounn mete proosoding from One baker's shop to th e other 301 to 21 prom . sot all Hamilton and Tomato . . 3 die oar kW Mewwwwoll. • to two WA. HOWL= sad , to the Treasury frog sop% ism i i„..„&,, , L a , a wl sa g pob i limpapggadamask asking fur bread, but in most Instance., in consequence oaDINABY MARDI AND STOCILL 100 all Be, 4 per OM" ll7 100 M 10 Lyme and Gomm 1 14 po of the injuntions of the authorities, they were refused. Atbeen far more than 1 Clain Frili G i n today 30, 34 = i ood Meditonansen 1 - di. DR. DR JONCIH'S LIGHT BROWN COD the Jews' soup kitchen in Le man-street upwards of 600 EL Pd. ILLTLIVATI.pubIic confidence -- so to Do. Nsw c G IP which has attended LITRE GIL.-This pure. unadulterated, sad speedily /do% poor persona of that persuasion received rola. Dariog ths 10- Pk Aberdeen . -.. _ . 131 101 20 30 *femur a Mop (with Int) If o g re Pe e rre n r tle t t m i in ons an t " ho s resigu W ei e ty, d a i i i *so remedy, bee from 71147161 " am "' c " 8111""e' so. sitaa. Morning several arrests took place, sad the offenders were 116 1 1 .. 71.0012 1-, DmaL 16 15 Northern of Frame 3l ma duly pesuribed by tbe seediest' profession, with ex t r a ordioary sea sal Juneau el q m sa Deno 28L shams cem. sad la owes where the pale oil has entirely failed, maybe taken to the P B B OB-8 . 22111 in Arbour acre . In mmsenuth" II; all Berm. Wele. PlersurVelles I; 9 Charleroi lk &goslings 13 124 obtained. whoisale aad retail, of ANIMA. MARFOttD, aud ce.. 77 , of th e serious nature of the riots bat sight upwards ot 160 st Illebm.,lsa.iCessaJas. 13 124 dia. 10 all Norwegian Tr Ftekr. 81 11l K Lowlev. De. As Josidea ode Ilaltpinta (10 =4. M LI - * Il g =l:lgf.:l. - .7... Si V 1" 4 De ea. ; piaim me all.), r. u . ; guer 11 7 4"2 1. 411 . of that Nessus polbsa am statism& is de nenikurbood, aid 1 • 7 / 11 * - 7 4 6 4 MS. ikr his private chars eau be at • mowient's notice ealkd oat. From the support se. ISO Ind Bride ..- 9l IS SO 211 Pavia and Rouen ...-. -. 89 41 ad =OWL - Protected by Royal Letters gives to them by the authorities, the various shopkeepers I T:. It n a ` iw r ai -- Li 14 elf fil 10 Pair, Cam, k Cherbourg -.- a significant fact, thi lest 10 all lichen and Havre hems et Wank 106 08,4101 ICI" 614 " 099 11616 63 seemed to hays recovered their confidence. so all Cork imdl Illemlik....- .. - - M 30 Royal Danish do EOM area the Inparid mugs of Mseds4 Mem& 11 Oa par 194 2 , 6000 . 00. l b . 1. t • aim ,* p a r d es h e . opmarapretges„, ass A meeting will this day he held at the Town-houw, Mile- 10 4 t Dledle.....tall Idle Illas 2 Ws. I 3 Royal swedieb ll 11 Os business had form .: e 7 10 all tunes and Mous lj 1 siassisass dila Rolm Uma5e,.........._11e. 4...... dm 01wa10ar .. .. hum Wow, end.road, of tho most isfluatial inhabitants of this dia . riot, 3 4 . ,:„ vast D"4l"`i''''''' ~.,... 13/ 14 to all Do. 31 per Ceat. Prefer - - of the members ass um n dissione d do* d1a ii = b066 444 6 17.7 "'= 666 164 - 614 1 =‘ ' ,r e to adopt the hot means to promptly relieve the suffering 1 3 all Ditto UPI and 19 4.• 110 2s. Mods 1i a. pi. ,„,,,,,,„,..,„,,, ..„„, .._ vest roam se 110 . ....kaselathu, poor. The dock companies have this mornin g distrib uted " a. IN ,' " i imiri rait" ftim eanial am i rA . ::: m il i 1 1 1 14 no 1.1 ail weat Flanders the retirement of t to to Do. 51 parse . Enke - - with several round fassmws. Po. is olhollusgs " N•47 l6 , isigin hr •••• '""" d relietto a large author of their labourers. ' * se no. GAM I. ads.). - - SO 118 Ellitera of Frusta 6 3 4 Pe dlossisaartib. milwameled. de INN* IL 180 Do. Wass E.-. ..... ...-.. 11l 13 1r g 29 lll Westin of godmother - awned that this sat =lslas haseltahla Ilemalsnal imielest's eswiNWlsa. as *a anompas la Ike mad awed Imam Tekne. Snow ham been falling heavily throughout the i - n o 4 1 • 41 -gowiblie seinu.. ..;• -- :.• 1 4 3 3 1 7 7 4 20 Ifs --- 174 iss the repugnance high swam 1. 1 . Ida*, 06111110606 " 12222 62 " 11 1 "di as di moraing, sad hopes of •s p ied , speedy th aw ore utertained. NI an allbasme sad 1 die par nasomdd amnia limic o llesall• tan lab wawa irk by the ex - Chaneelle Sid dial IlAusli hes la w + Os IN filsomitr. _Pasfa,lareilse 111 101 NINE& 111. Me , asses Wooten 70 If s 1 17 . -"Cr Zw ill t il l= " .4l, 7 17. 1.1 t DRAMA. or. to Da tes ......... 5.11 191 Clowns Prams PPP Malik eul Ok. M. Galladatrest; -..- lk. 100 Do. A. 111.0 k.............. 7ii 71 71 No. Shwa Munk Pad Mess arms generally, that u emor,lll.. Ciattehmota in . ill,p er lthark wiar etmsert, LYCEU li. 2OO Ow il, Meek St. IC CIL sews.asit wsst.(ka) 90 13 Mememskli scsenes. ; Misused, 034 5 100,000 t Um Fria all I o city. =maewsst. I awS Pond; , IS, A little pine in one set, called Too Much of a 87- too 07671 Wwilso 63 63 4 0L 100 Do. IkawrEalleyOsJlM. 60 61 Good Thing, was produced at this theatre last night, and se .11 lasesese end WIWI - - 100,000 10e t Anglo Calitornian favourably resolved. It is a gusset tide, of very slight In 11 1 Ds. Illduls - 7 9 tan moon to t oast relaslan ....... ... I - - announcement of tl 10,000 20 +Australian 1 1= 1 DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING 00n0true u m, b ut mar" wr i tten and cleverly acted. Cap- s t. l " 7 100 4 L imm en D6 ' *llP en g liirdl y es a g ad re ye 74 9 1 "1 land haring, prol POW, wee 741 4 00,000 I Atutralian Cordilkra PI - 100,000 1 Australl m Freehold a h , L o, m g amad. l es s ' ,D e wed ens 46 . 440644 sad tate Bator Montgomery, late of the Cape Rifles, hie mar- 191 191 DAPlllas_ ....... .... .... el II de DA Went Wag Mika - - 50.031 1 Ave Maria all - having taken place, et aimed tied a romantic yeas( lady, who dotes upon him to such a I L II woke in s 'w hi m ! y i si MO 20 Blarney= Iron kOW all 4 I Mllboodima and salsas( lb ennwal naero-ta do aransp of No himplew.o . o is th e wzioo .0•00•40, and ommin a i i wh in , degree that, though ke loves her, he finds her 'mules st. I t c toe. entOUit OS 96 97 200,100 1 British Australian Gold WI - - close were only 1 Non asnamiese In the sty, railway, and mu/Asa leaser -Mk peer fondness &little too mach of a good thing. He pretends to 6L ' 4 IL'° ll * s 44l k Wietags t i l Mk Doer ISOM - - 100 20 , 00 ' E 'British Iron 13.5 4 6 10,000 15 rikasimp.(iss.st3Lpos IN 11 21 6,000 86 Do. Comer and CWs WI 1 11 whilst the Four la be an i n valid , keeps his room, and mates believe to swallow So 16 Din IMP . g As further slight imi .1 = 1 ; CORRESPONDENTS At TOR SEAT OP WAIL 11,000 10 Do. Id. Joke Del He II MI M continues to preval Its laatitou NEWS Is MAULS AND IMPARTIAL. ithantitias of apothecary's stuff,while his nt supplies him 3, ;i Latemaltr-loaff-( 0 -: i l 0 1 f i l: 110,000 1 Conoe's Creek An swidvisly any Molt M MPRIM hs ter 766116 Besti asap- with substantial dianen and good wins, instead of barley- St. sou w a s. a s ou th piston, oss ggs 851 1.0.01.0 1 "Cla ConoMin. o3 4 lll a ll as comes reported at I gilaillio aby meg O NLY Med. and It asensirsl2 40 Gobro Copper 12.28. The other ( THE ONLY DULY NMI= REPORT, water and douse( physic; and at night he escapes by his room- 611 42 4 Da. £ 3O 40 34 Do. £OO 1 00,004 1 'Colon al Gold .. ..... ... 1 1 1 Consols were qui allh Ildetrime._ window, in search of amusement at Cremorae.gardent and s y ii ii g mi d is a m aa..aag _ 72 _ 54 " , Coptapo l6 17 19 It IT • i‘M.=- ALL OPTIMUM eimutneve ENT'S. as low as 901 to 1 a widow woman ,. 1 . 00•0 0, rimr , b y ~„. t s.,. mo s such like resorts. An • old Caps comrade, Dr. Braced m• et. 100 Namk.ebeLALtaeolnik. 11 2 . 34 11 g 1130,0419 M. 'Copper Misers of Eng. all 45 10 .0.1.0*. 21 "Do. Pref. 11 Cent. all I die lom vered at the close t yesse Ore ser el asemilewPrinss. this Prwr_. ll . l ._2 l l 00001 . 14 • 6 7 and his wife (a military lady, en Alumna) come to pay 1 4 . In all D s ' " 167111 14 ' 2 s p 09 41 70,000 tRog.AA all 11 11 quotation was 91 admit adamadeae 91999991 fa iluif •••ww "`""' 9°"°°" Captain and Mrs. Montgomery a visit. The ladies go out f o r Rt. 100 Da. 1111 m. and D erby 4l 48 ".,eot. +Tonna' laddse is mi e . lao,oao Greet Nugget %%folks. is as follows :-Th Is beesiwel st leirslaura estwase Is Ms Wpm; or a a drive. As soon as their backs ate turned his ailments 00 • ' di 091 . 91 * w ag.- MO _. - - 36 211 Diela Mdflawara....-.. - - 90,000 MI +General - - 72„‘ki Grand Duchy of Barka all 1 1 be Opelmini ne t=ng dr power by nada, . disappear. 1,91 k, 911. Nev eli $1 9. wipe Dairy Ratak par fpm 11,060 Great Tolgooth in - - m oo „ „Dig=a iduoie perikor la. an eppleadem furnish the his wife 'a eadearmenta, and the two sit down to dinner, while 13 211 New 11 11 die 80,000 Liberty - -.. Long Annuities, el maw. stews' smog Mkt SO MAY Ms at lim. 6 d. rat cl , Lai". Ps" flans is set to watch ages asst a surprise. The gen- so $ Ne.ny and g aa kidu a .. I s 1 4 two +Linares all 7 t of 30 years, 1859 le Muses as assiallso ardor. death drink their wine out of bottles with apotheurits' 20 all Newry Wenemplat UM. - - 10,000 Lualtaolaa 1 1 1 die 'mew tleariquita ...... ....... label', and •are •getting pretty considerably jolly when the O u t too is Nor De. lolt ew 60_ _32 .. .......- and-a-Half per Car AILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY w ivainso rows st is .. &I. „rm.. amt is ad ells scout announces that the ladies are on the suits. The 30 3:, Patters Counties Usk* It 111 die OH* MADDOI.IO, 114er Alleny.W., Ragemio.perk. Bookseller things are hurried away, and rho Captain has barely time to I? Rt. 100 North Bridle ... 19 29 It 18 North Devon. No. 1 .-- 810 161 Mail New Granada 40,009 eN.Lineres IlhL 11m.C5 all - - 200,000 Nouveau Moode 10,000 10 Pontribaud eldest Lied all 14 is able in 1858, 99 a . The operations it very circumscribet sad Pleim Moak throw himself on the sofa when the wives enter. The situ- s all Do. /1 A Deferred 1 I 100,06 i Port Pe ilap TALLY NEWS um TO READ , f rom 8 a .m . tion is comic, the flustered Captain trying to play the • 0 : 10 : w pm 1 11 n or immat.. 4 4 e l bv,oo. arta Rook 10,000 10 ettisponsy Iron all 20 - ii 751 to i : this i lain 8 p.m., mlo per week; supp li ed la town or counter, et invalid, and the Doctor striving to look grave and nearly, 15 2,1 Da. gouda, ~ 6 d t s 7 41 4 WM 13 +Do. New WI 3 6 remains flat. The P far se ia re day Sr 1118. 64. per quarter ; by SU. m LT10.3, while his wife examines him with curious eyes. Th u Is the 29 I: Dm,. GI". Pun: i l l aWs If 7,00.. 10 Seat** de Cuba. III 31 4 50,000 1 South Auttralkia ..... - Da culminatiog point of the plea, and raised the hilarity of the t i t. 1 1 0 , 3 „,-;.. , ••••-• ii era „...... 60 4 6,000 10 fin Croft audience to at highest pitch. The suspicions of the shrewd 10 SO North Lomas .lO 111 43,174 t 0 A • 1 +llsited Meakaa....... all 31 SI ALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, 10 all Da. New Meb a ne. par 2pa 70,000 I Waller . t l i k ,. swg . w .„..,_aapip by moawsoo man. or g 1 'seam military dame are awakened ; else imparts them to her so 174 Nara ai a m bsi m....... I I . 1i is 10,004. 1 Woe( Mariposa ..... per 111111110. Ma ea. re q. -. 8. ADAMS. S. l'srlisawst•sinst. friend ; and the rest of tho piece consists of the 10 all North Chalons ssi per Cents., 171. woollier*. Owe Yeah way in which the Captain's trick is detected, and 0 " N 0970990070- Jam i_ i Pna 4 Traudwales by stamped Awl. account, 28th Fet st too Ozhad.Work, it Wank 29 81 29 - BAYSWATER. - DAILY NEWS LENT TO his game turned against himself. The young wife, however, st, inis seettal omeml ..... 60 101 1001 JOINT RUM BANAL Thursday, the 1 lmp; and emplkd to Use sountry by mutts' post, at Mord. profits by the lesson, that even conjugal fondness may be ,4 1 100 Isamailnamd .....».•.. 61 411 r. quarter, paid In Mecum. M. 8U881C.1,10 dusivarawy awl liseafted - ..... /310•04firraC0. sew .l too much of • good thing." This agreeable little piece go 1 00 11Mem......... 41 47 a s 2011191041098, iliews-allelit.No. iSli. Bum. EL Prim Darlene. duo 1011 11 . was acted with great neatness and spirit by Mr. Roaby, Mr. IS MI D0un......--. 14 ISA yesterday. today. Subscriptions m Baker, Mn. Frank Matthews, and Milli Hughes. . 1 Rulers ... BO 89 --v..- - - P 40 tweak Wake 29 30 22,501) 40 Australuia all 90 $9 1111 relieve the vast n 1 NAVAL AND MILITARY. The house was crowded in every part; the attractions of 10 IS POO labia ItiverDut - - by the stoppage 01 Aggravating Sans and the Christmas burlesque being by no 13 all *NE " lad Darlin g" ' " " 20,000, SO Rridah North Amerime all - - egg ---s--.le a yid Yels AlO Elia , es .. - - 40,0001 23 Chartered Bank ot Ask 0 1 01 dla the appeal will m means exhausted. I ts the former piece, though it has run 25 211 Thermilii~e•Doekkllell. 8 11 30,000 20 Chart. Beak or lodia, ADMIRALTY, FEB. 22.-AppoirirmitsTs.-Captain response. for some seventy nights, Mr. Charles hlchewe raised se cos- 20 a l l P 166 WM° ls 17 ! Australia, and China.- I- - der The Iberia has 8. C. Deems (1840), from the Victory, 101, flag ship at a. all WaturOord and Kilteun - - rem...math_ for cricket service at Southampton. slant and as hearty laughter uon its first performance. soi alt Waterbed end . 13 SS 13, 0 00 100 Orpoimereiat of London lO - - which 14,5821. is I I 111: MONEY MARKET. are :—Tarkish, 751; Swedish Four per Oasts., at 87 ; and Brazilian Old Five per Cent, small Bonds, at 101. Mexican is quoted 20/ to 21;; Spanish De ferred Three per Cents., 17i to 18; Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100; and Turkish, 73a to THrESDAT EVINI2tO: The English stock market opened at a decline this morning, on the news of the secession of a portion of the Ministry, but renewed firmness was subsequently shown, and the market finally closed 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. The withdrawal of the Peelits section of the Cabinet, therefore, cannot be said to have had more than a momentarily prejudicial effect upon the market. The sales of Savings Bank stock were continued to-day to a small extent, notwithstanding the retirement of Mr. Gladstone. It is much to be desired that his successor should adopt a more open course of action in the money market, as any trifling market advantage which may have accrued to the Treasury from these secret sales of stock hu been far more than counterbalanced by the want of public confidence which has been engendered, and which has attended most of Mr. Gladstone's financial operations. We do not find that the right hon. gentleman's resiguation has excited any feeling of regret in the city, notwithstanding the respect felt ffor his private character and undoubted talent. It is a significant fact, that is the Stock Exchange, on,the sounding of the " rattle" at 11 o'clock, indicating that business had formally commenced, a large number of the members assembled together, and celebrated the retirement of the Chancellor of the Exchequer with severs] rounds of cheering. It may be pre sumed that this satisfaction is partly explained by the repugnance hitherto shown to the idea of a loan by the ex-Chancellor, but there has always been a feeling in the Stock Exchange and in monied circles generally, that unnecessary mystery and subtlety have characterised Mr. Gladstone's transactions in the city. t At Paris to-day the bourse opened at a fall, the announcement of the fresh ministerial crisis in Eng land having, probably, a depressing influence. Subsequently, however, a rally was telegraphed as having taken place, and the Three per Cents. at the close were only 1 per cent. lower than yesterday, whilst the Fourand-a-Half per Cents. showed a further slight improvement. At Vienna flatness continues to prevail, and the exchange on London comes reported at a farther slight rise, being quoted 12.28. The other Continental bourses are quiet. Consols were quoted at one period of the morning as low as 94:01 to 1 for the Bth March, but had reeo vered at the close to 911 to For money the closing quotation was 91 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, sol, I, 911, 91; ditto, for account, Bth March, 901, 1, 911, 911. New Three per Cents., 91, 901, 911. Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 4 5.16; Annuities of 30 years, 1859, 41. Bank stock, 215. Thru sted-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay ' able in 1858, 991. India Bonds, 12s. prem. The operations in the foreign stock market continue very circumscribed, and prices show no general change. Turkish touched 731 to 76, and closed at 751 to : this stock shows firmness. Mexican remains flat. The list of sales is limited to the fol lowing, viz.:— Danish Five per Cents., 103. Ditch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 611. Equador Bonds, 4. Peruvian Fourand-a-Half per Cents., 71. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 38; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 171. Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds, for account, 28th ]Feb., 751. Thursday, the let March, has been appointed spe cial settling day for the scrip of the new French loan. TEIURBDAT EVENING. Very little business has been done to-day in the home mining stock market, which maintains a very dull appearance. There are some inquiries hoever, tor shares in the Brynford Hall Mine, lat e ly ' intro duced. The gold mining share market is also very dull. Pontgibaud shares rose 10s. The committee of consultation of the Quarts Rock Mariposa Gold Mining Company invite anotnee meeting of shareholders for the 26th inst., when the ' list of subscriptions is to be finally closed. There is still a large deficiency. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares remain flat. Aria Fria ' shares are quoted 3.16 to 3-16 dia.; Nouveau Stand., Ito 3.16 per share ; Colonial Gold, Ito per share; and Great Nugget Vein, 1 to 1 dia.. Australian Agricultural shares ire quoted SO Is ' 31; Peel Ri ver , 2: to 21; Ninth British Aus tralasian, a die, to par; and Scottish Australian, Investment, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. . 1 4 Copiapo shares have been dealt in at 18.310ther mining stocks remain quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MA.REETS. MARK LANE.—TRIG DAY. The weather is nut guite ao severe as of at the same time, the state of the river is such as to p ut ' a atop to all busizets *anon. it. rain of all descriptions of grain and flour ware of quite a retail character. and priers must be considered noroi [*ally the lame es on Honda] bat. ARRIVALS INTO &AMOUR FROSt PEP. 19 TO FEB. 29. .rbet Qn. Ersgll9l2. &etch. Iris. forum Oats . s Om Bader ...... I mal Malt. Isnloe i 1010 MO nks. and ..... barrels. , 714. Id. ° • Barley, Ma. Od.; Oate s 40a. 6d. ; Pees. b.s. 19d. AVERAGES. Loxsox A, VA. CL 11/e, oss.—Witest, Od.; Boma., Wheat. Healey. nets. I Rye. hut. It ." 734 Ai 34. 2d 27s 4445. 13d'46. bd .3. 14 30 „. 77s 21 13. 74 Hs 114142.. 3d Os 74 Ils 94 37 ... 69. .12. 24 764 34 131. 34 41s 114 416 44 Feb. 3 ... 700 ltd its 3d 124 7d Is 9d 44s 24 43.1 94 10 .„ ?Is 14 51s Gd 26. 2d 2s Id 43s 0646. 17 701 3d Its 96 23. 7d Ss 34 43. Idlll6 Od 6 mete dgg. Ayer. 71.4 d 525941 04,14. 7442. 04 theee,-911414. Holey. Oats, 414. rani, and Pew. !ea. 27. Feb. 3. Feb. IV. Feb. If. 17 7 Ili.. 11 ~ e. Jan. 13. Jan. 20. 1 ... --- Ts ..........., .., 1 72 2 —. 1i....—. 71 1 70 I I ... 711 a '. 69 9 , .... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (MOM ODE OWN CORREAPONDINT.) There was but a very small attendance of millen and dealers et our corn market this morning; trade was ex tremely dull. Nothing doing, with the exception of a few ifl,ussctinna in Indian corn. Every article unchanged flea Tuseday'l prim. 6, :~ MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The weather having closed the usual water carriage for merchandise, it has bad a depressing effect on most ankles and checked sales, so that we have again had a dull market during the week. _ tivosa.—A small amount of business done ' end prices have been with difficulty supported this seek. The refined market steady; brown lumps, 425. 6d. ; grocery, 43 1 . to 4 9 5. Come.—The prices or this article have been supported, partly by the firmness of the importers, who bought in a large portion of the quantity offered. Native Ceylon sold in sma Bd. ll quantities at 465. 6d.; the quotations are 45 5 . 61. t o 486. Subscriptions are being set on foot in the City to relieve the vast number of persons rendered destitute by the stoppage of the traffic of the river. We trust the appeal will meet with an immediate and liberal II 14 16 17 6 6 SS SS 6 7 16 It Mari: Book of Indio, Austral* and Mica— 0010010 l Coomorelal of London Zog.,Boot.,Aaat.Olast Loo.Chart Bank of A response. The Iberia has brought in 11,9171. in specie, of which 1405821. is from Lisbon, and the rest from Gibraltar. 11 I ADMIRALTY, FEB. 22.—APPOINTNENTL—Captain B. C. Decree (1840), from the Victory, 101, flag ship at Portsmouth, for packet service at Southampton. Lieutenants J. D. McCris (1850), to the Hastings, 60, Mew steam ship at Portsmouth; 11. Berkeley (1854), to the Penelope, 16, paddle-wheel steam frigate, of 6,50 horse power, at Portsmouth; F. W. Fym to the Neptune, 120, for particular service ; and R. B. Pestle (1851) to be flag lieutenant to Admiral Seymour. Blaster J. Huntley (1829) to command the Resistance, 10, troop ship, for particular service. Chaplains: D.E. Danville to the Tartar, 20, screw steam corvette, of 2.50 hone-power, at Chatham ; F. W. Smith (1810) 8.A., to the Odin, 16, paddle-wheel steam frigate of 660 horse-power, at Woolwich; and W. S. Davis to the Therapia Hospital. Actin Clerk H. M. D. Wilson to the Penelope. Clerks' Assigtant H. B. Robinson to the Excellent, gun nery ship, at Portsmouth. DEVONPORT, FEB. 22. There are now nine vessels of war in tho docks and basin at Keiyham, including the Duke of Wellington, fitting for the Baltic. The Eunouth is being prepared 'tithe flag ship of Admiral Seymour. The Estnotith is ail gun screw, and was built and launched during the period that Adult. reel Seymour has been superintendent of the dockyard. The Nankin. 90, Captain tho Hon. Keith Stewart, sailed yester. day for the East Indies. The Conflict, Captain A. Cum ming, was taken into dock at Keyhana on Wednesday. The Cruiser, 17, Commander the Ron. E. H. Douglas, is to make good defects here. The Neptune, 120, if to take the Wiltshire Militia to Corfu. The Rosamond, 6, Commander Crofton, is in dock. The Colossus, 60, Captain Robinson, is daily *erected at thls port from the West Indies, and is to ►e got ready for the Baltic. Rem-Admiral Plumridge hoisted his fl►g as the successor of Admiral Seymour, as Superintendent of Devonport Dockyard, yesterday,on board the Royal William, sad it was saluted by the Impregnable• Mr. Dyer, the Sweetary of the Dockyard, goes to sea as the seeretary of Admiral Seymour, and is to be succeeded, it is said, by Mr. Raley. The Archer, 14, Captain E. Heath atte, was decked yesterday. Rear-Admiral Seymour hoisted bleieg yeeterdey es board the Nile (pre kw) as the second la eeninuad of tke Baltic fleet. There are no lea than 400 IBM at week es the ship. at Keybana. Several shipwright. sad Wan have bees engaged on temporary service, is seder to expedite the preparation of the Baltic flea. The ships here are to be ready by Saturday week next. ROYAL BRAES Marria.—ThinMilli e now idatiosed la Reading, were paraded in the Forbstry, oa Seesday, when Majoe Louses dower addressed a few ',argotic words to each eounpeny in sureession, asking the ass U they would follow the example set there by their When; sad volunteer for service is the liediterrsourk. tech oesspasy responded with load sad hearty (leers to tkw 'Ores', espreesiog their willingness to go. Although the volunteer was for the )tediterranean, a feeling was go- smelly uprooted for Gibraltar is portieslar. This regi ment Is new rapidly adios up the number the had been redeemed to a low ebb by the volunteering into regiments of the line, every Judgement basis' been held est to the men from the Ant formation of the amps. The regiments of the Lot have been benefited to the extent of fully 700 run by this reilitle. The provisional battalion at Chatham to the num ber of 3,400, isehMlag serseents sod private., assembled as Odyersie Chaim a Wedatvidsy, when Colonel Jerrie ma • letnie te tae Sweeps which he had remind from net. Gnmeell O. B. Wetherell, H.H., deputy adjuteat Ewhehed ben directed by Lord liardings, K.C.8., at the battalion to he open for vollatarrins into the .111110 ned Highlanders, 82ad, and 92nd High =NM The amber of sien setelred for sub corps was nut mem& The letter divested that the volunteers mast lbe ear belled Ma, one te be ender 20 years doge. Tilley must eel endessend Mak te 6111, and be flt to take the field- Alma ISO men veimasned. The mils sad slop kr Os bones sees Crimes L il a* an beteg eneeseed seise the Mendes el Ms. B. w ee tIS ebenky be Iniebed. Tbe drips will bear the suss eb, d kids in ebb* every ma wee angered. There vlll be *ber be its teweß lambi is being fitted up as a magnifi es* Wee bens meg eblp. Ile ma mamaaition. carry ststesa hundred ate, br SPORTING. TATTERSALLI3.—Tamper. The continuance of frost is likely to restrict turf specula tions to a very limited range for some time to come. The only transactions in reference to the Liverpool Steeplechase, which is appointed to take place on the 28th inst., were two or three small bets at the rate of 11 to 8 that it will not come cif at all next week. Vandal was again in good demand for the Gnat Northern, and Bt. Hubert advanced with increased force for the Two Thousand. Bto 1 was taken freely about the former, and 2 to 1 freely about the latter. For the Derby, upwards of 6001. were invested on St. Hubert, at 7 to 1, and 10 to 1 was taken to some money about Rifleman. A strong demonstration was again made in favour of Oneculus Esuriens ; and 1,000 to 40 was taken twice about Flatterer. Saraband re-appeared at 1,000 to 30, and two or three ponies were invested on Rambling Katie, at 45 and 60 to 1. Athentone and the Cave Adullars, two new candidates fnr Derby honours, were introduced, the former at 1,000 to 20, and the latter at 1,000 to 15. • CLOSING PRICES. GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES. 11 to 1 eget Lord Eglintou's Cowan@ (t) 12 to 1 Mr. T. V. Turner's Redlands (t) 12 to 1 Lord Derby's Paletot (t) 20 is 1 Mr. 0. Footer's Steelyard (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Muss High Print (t) Phonelus nu untouched. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 7to 1 apt Lord Dub 's Menem (t) 20 to 1 Mr. B. Hill's Ireland's Eye (t) GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 15 to 2 eget Sir C. Meack's Vandal (8 to 1 t freely) CHESTER CUP. 16 to 1 agst (1) 30 to 1 Mr. J. M. Stanley's Sehasayl (t 33 to 1) 60 to I Mr. J. J. Henderson's Atherstone (t) THB TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 2 to 1 apt Mr. Howard's St. Hubert (t. freely) 7 to 2 Mr. Merry's Lord of the Isles (off) 4 to I Mr. Bowes's Bonnie Mont (9 to 2t) 25 to 1 apt Lord of the Isles winning The Two Thousand and Derby (t). DERBY. 7 to 1 art Mr. HOTFartiiit. Hobert (t) 10 to 1 Mr. Osbeldeston's Rifleman (t) 10 to 1 11Ir. Merry's Lord el the Isles (t) 11 to 1 Lewd laid Derby's De Clare (t-12 to 1 also ) 12 to 1 —31 r. Bowes's Ormolus Moslems (t) 13 to 1 Lord Dorchester's Cruiaer (t) 25 to 1 lly. T. Powell's Flatterer (t) 33 to 1 Bdwasdes Saraband (I) 60 to 1 Lord Joha Scott's Rambling Katie (t) 60 to 1 Mr. J. J. Rendenon's Atherstone (t) 1000 to 16 Mr. W. Smith's The Care Adollarn (t) OARS. 12 to 1 apt Mr. S. Rawke's Marchioness (t to 501) So so se 3° l so to 10 81. St ACCIDINTS ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY.— Yesterday (Tlisesday) storming, the " Newspaper train," due from isaltempaere station at 6 16 a.m., whilst shunt ing at Rugby, plegarailery to its departure for the north, Ma TM Mit/ as amps very severely sitaki-g see sealissea, ale was to stay at Rugby. The trail preeseded Aar half as I delay ; bat, when tan nin through the eggs, mirth of Wigston station, near Leicester, the treat ea* tea off the line, taking with it Ike tea hilewing swipes. After running on the West he ems imbeds el yards, the van Jumped la the read eggs. The strain ea the couplings • beteg Visa too peat the, mopped, and the two carriages net Me the embarking.% at tie lase Usti break ing • telsgesilt peg. The Whet was es lard drat the car riages seeinty kit way tram dam* laths beat ea it. In this rash=OM nig tessived enatashas, but forte- Araistance was Immo mat hen Waster, and abut a short delay the tale preeseded $ Derby, at width Muds. it arrived up ends ef ea bow late. Oa the eras day the tires of the leading wheels d the eagles taking the II train:from Derby so Ihniegba..LewA....thanzlgetegglag the tait° math aiehleage hes le obtained. [MWlllfdleflegia—rTiir. Mauro liinsuut , nom is. latansarteses, Laden, ae aelwll the lust ig=l:lll6mathetizh at heimilleolueOrelhbellet Fea r emirs al wow kurro Ninth lir a pemali ali rrearrate dsearterni Twat Mau lembeaniee sod e r TAW. Tab Deism Illooms. rafilligos MP& an, as venaL redone Late sos An sosnelve al.orander ra la the Isla a A Vais el Medi In Wstsrlbsi all Weleelloi all West Larks IS West Cornwall .... 3 31./01133 lamas Crystsl P. 1100 Aberdeen 100 Do. No. 1, 7 per Ct 100 Oshiloalia. £lO It Chester sad Daybed all Cart and Diadem all Daad.Pertb.k Absciaa• 2 net Anglian Clees • 100 Do. do. Ctrs B. 6 Per Ct. 100 Do. do. aro C. 7 per C II Ease. Oa. Esta.,llpn,Se I 61 Ditto do. N 6.1 1' Do. New 6 per OsaL Ito* 10 east.Unke, pre p.a.. 100 Zan Laneaddre an lan StWenTerk Jun.lebs 100 IldhhjerdhDaadeeepaL 100 OrosNerlbsra tppeerrCwt 100 Da. pir =EL shiest 16 pna. 101 De. per elSt. 24 m red 6 Z2VearXtek2l4= moor 1100 wow In. 21,000: 20 23.000' 20 10,000, 20 10,006; 30 90,000 00 50,0001100 10,0000aq,2160 0, 0,0001 3 200 20,J00; 20 33,9711 23 29,060 100 4,000' 10 00,0001 9 12,000 23 52,000 1 93 e,OOO I ... 00,000 MO - - ft M •! 1 pm 14 1/1" 40 U 115 117 UM in ilii iiii ir 93 97 $7 119 1.0 Do. as. rodrjei 100 Demosoi 100 DIM kraimmalis p. O. all Walks. Prof. Moo ... all DO. amber Prod IL hr. all Da do. de. I pa. 100 Do. Dim Goa. 111106...... Al Jo. Muir Gut awes all Da ilk do. all Do. is. do. .... 11 Laaimilm, it Yoko! 00 100 Dielodpor mot, .Illook. too !...00rolr.v.poll. U FlO 10 104 181 1 10 1 U 71 14 liq I 113 153 N; I i I. — KVI7 - 06 6 imiriallmpia.amil Ili ,r I PI: zd ISII In li 1 sits 4 44 se el IN 1 101 IN N SI 1 01 es 111 113 12 14 1 Zl4 Ili 94 94 sd fr It i = MI N 97 •9z4 Is 4 LU Ids 107 Ll' 111 ZS MI 10f Ili Si II 3•1 fil It Se GO ISS US Se 1 E ■ M OS --- IHtb New Lcadon and County London Jrint Stock London sod Westasixotet Nat. Plev. of Itagisra— satfonal of Ireland New South Wales Orient. Bank Cot I Provincial of Irel I Royal Australian Bank. lag and Gold Imp. Co South Australia Union of Australia Do. Now__ lUnke or Looks I 4111 tts rtn i M !61C SI U 1111 $ a 40 Is ICS T II _De. SS 4iii 7 p4i 100 mans Cooo.lor 111 Ms 14.1.1111111111 406 1:10001$ Prot 4 prom all Nods& 0da_...... 100 DD. Ir s, i llr 100 Do. ISO North ErltlrA 100 14.East-10stwApAtlyeL 50.0001 8,9151 ii:iiii won skooo 20.090 15A,616 is,ooe 120,004 , 20.000 110,000 14,840 100,00 P I: Do. Look O.OLNo. 1 9 Do. Do. alloa o 10 Do. Tortilla Turatt all North Masollidro . 100 oat.WarakWaL VI roolilibOamoi lbw ill ONO Dom DM* 010011 40 pi elf Mut ( 14,2400 75,000 73.1100 WOO 10,000 Lraii4ipst IlesaWalosisoli p, alat MEI LIA AT all 1 Boaked ad _ I OFIIINSAO kelsyn. 100 Bildmilmill• (boa Is laidia&N.Wa•Pes) 100 01=1, Juastioa 10CP102iska)... 100 Sistlaimibub. (MIN Wei 21 oi Olowaltm a Dess Arm Nog to 0(1Y Otar= 111 1101111210lajci 23 lki. i Aim Co l L ssa 14 Do. 4 dorm 0100-- In Lodes awl le oLelslinallislirs) aseg Prakiale WO 100 fAireibittOr ki trist &rid Pi —... 100 Dm Ads il= 10 liia.Vikwy.o Nod 1 . 21 . 110, 09 . z ... ID 11 = . 1 .... _ • ..Wiii.) ill suratemw isil Illaftat is: 11. 1 arssoshissis=t4= 1101110110 WWI.) ilia waiu ga s all notrwo.i. U Pool= 101.110=mot ft VoT) I i 1 n Dims idisive_ oith mot Owed to 111 Ion& Stothiaiin Pool 30 War Volley, • tor Mom U AVwittio.amot) OW IN & llomout wasu t o rtil rang Dulsm dams too y. ssi I lie lle ABOLITION OF TURNPIKE TOLLK—Yesterday evening a meeting of the inhabitants of the district. of Hanipstead, Kentuh-tows, sad Camden-town, was held at the Elephant and Castle, St. Pisan-road, to t ake into con• sideratioa the inconvenience and injurious effects of turn pike tolls on the locality, and to petition parliament for their abolition. This wee the third muting for the above object, the two former having bees held respectively in Hampstead and Kentish-tows. John Flathev, Esq., senior churehwarden, in the chair. The first resolution was moved by Francis Ewart, Esq., barrister, who adverted to the gradual removal of turnpike gates—the Tyburn-gate, in 1829 ; the Lambeth Mush-gate, in 1833; the Newington-gate, In 1835; and three gates in 18.50 from the Borough-road, Waterloo- road, and Lambeth. The time had certainly come when the gates in this district of the metropolis which were a bar to two of the most delightful suburbs, H4ligate sad Hemp stead should be abelished. Mr. wart concluded by moving a resolution that each tolls being de trimental to the property in, and the trade of, the district, ought to be removed. Mr. Thomson seconded the resolution, which was unanimosisly carried. It was airs agreed upon the motion of Mr. W. C. Marley, se coaded by Mr. Whittlers, that a petition founded on the foregoing neolutioa, be presented to the House of Lords and Commons. A vote of thanks to the chairmen, concluded the i p in neeediegs. NEW Poitvzlois' ESTABLISHMENT FOR SCUTARI, fte.—The extremely defective condition of the system of landing, and inspecting medical and ether stokes at Scutari and Balsklava harbours, has induced the Maim ter for War to appoint a new purveyors' establishmest, the staff of which is about to proceed to its destination in the steamer Baltic, now lying off Deptford. There is a head r (Mr. John Meeeonnell) with several assistants Ema is all), whose duties will be those connected with , warehousing, and distributing of Men at gill iag grZ, sad Waists. A. large body, of dlek. ea an elm lie to Nat int, to midst la the grin of dienabarkiag ships' stereo at Scutari, &a The pervert% dohs are temporarily attached to the medial =et will somas the sabalters oaken' saiforat of that The East India Company will receive tenders on the 28th instant for the conveyance of stores from England to Calcutta. Great complaint continues to be made in mercantile circles relative to the gross delay in the publication of the monthly Board of Trade returns. The figures for the month and year ending the sth January last are not yet issued, although no lees than one month and eighteen days have elapsed since that date. By this time the Spires for the succeeding month, that ending the sth of February, ought to be in the hands of the mercantile public, provided due diligence were exercised by the official''. Land and Bank shares to-day were generally quiet. Oriental Back shares declined 11. Crystal Palace closed at 21 to 21 ex div. and ex new, and the new shares at Ito 1 prem. Victoria Dock new shares have been dealt in at 91 (101. paid). Sqbjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1856. London and NorthWestern..£42,6l2 Lancashire and Yorkshire... 17,380 London and South Western.. 9,845 srWWcstein London and Brighton 7,238 Midland South Emetics Great Northern 16,649 Chester and Holyhead North Eastern Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 673 But Anglian Eastern Counties, Norfolk, & Eastern Union East Lanesahiro 4.599 •••• gi . 11.1 and Exeter 1854. 248,604 17,658 10,812 18,218 9,794 24,689 12,749 19,411 3,648 26,791 7,668 764 18.4u' Fxeter and Creditor Shropshire Union 7Ol Birkenhead. Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Manchester a BouthJunction 698 Oxford and Worcester 2,489 Newcastle and Carlisle Kendal and Windermere ._ •••• 1,869 654 2,:)73 2184 These figures show the following aggregate results: Total No. of miles Average receipt receipts. open. per mile. 1855.... £216,696 4,663 i .. £4B 810 1864.... 236,252 .. 4,625/ . 62 4 1 This comparison again shows a decided falling off in the general; traffic of English lines. The severity of the weather tends to check travelling, and the contraction of trade operates in the same direction. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : Aberdeen Caledonian North British . ..... 4,194 .... 1,089 , , Edinburgh end Glasgow Scottish Central Glasoow end South Western Dundee and Perth BO9 .... 803 Total The Irish returns are : 1864. Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down 202 .... 209 Dublin and Belfut Junction Great Southern and Western Total THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The English funds are slightly flatter to-day, but the decline is only I per cent., and is chiefly attri butable to the dulness of business. Console for the Bth March are quoted 91 to 1. For money trans actions are recorded at 901 to 911, and the present quotation is scg to 91. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to ; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to # ; Bank Stock at 216; India Stock at 220; the Jane Exchequer Bills at 6s. to 9s. prem.; and the advertised Woe at 4s. to 70. prem. In the foreign stock market the ouly sales reported 1 its..—The large public sales went off heavily, and in EMS few instances at rather lower prices, but the bulk was bought in. Good greens, however, sold briskly. EULTPETII.III.—The market has been steady, and a limited business done at fully last week's prime, 2 / 1 . 61 to 28s , ac cording to refraction and quality. Arcs.—A full amount of business has been done in wreck to arrive at a slight advance. Rum —This article has been dull, and prices show'• slight decline. Proofs quoted 21. 2d. to 2a. Gd., according to qualities of East and West India. Brtoes.—Prices have been supported with a limited business. Pepper has been in improved demand. Corrom.—Ne sales of importance reported this week. Immoo.—The public sale has progressed steadily, at the full prices of last week. In other artiolor no material alteration. 112. Mnizu.Asuova. Pd. peliss today. 2.5 Australian Ariankin*/ 174 37 11l 20 Mutralastan Paul& MIW 10 1110244 n Royal all 10 Webs Waterworks Si 11 24 dl. 60 Britian Asearioan Lad 4O 60 II 5 BralbeilaalliZed.Oo I 100 Canada.— et. Dalpareammadlaly 100 1071 1074 Crystal tabu 4 Ceyslei Palms eflrurm 4 pm I Dal= kw Ors — Ileinebiblegrepli lb lkia. Navigable 14 all blab Deetrest 10 amtlteniam TeL all— 10 Mezioan la Itameelme • • de 1 National Pa1n1.21.1. hat all —.- 10 !isthmian& 1403 . 2 M.l. Wake Oaalli l — ater. Steam Navigation CO I !forth Brit. Australasian all 4 1 20 North of Europe ntensi. PeelltlverlAstlMMlneral all fi 30 Pedoewar *omelet's:a. all 141 14 Portland InAlOonipany- all 14 3 100 Royal Mall Steam 9O al 04 1 Scottish Atatitr.bmitaL all I s t 11 1 Da New l i r 23 loath aastrallim Lad— 15 I 1 Submarine Tele,. all I . I Do. De. Itarbiered all 1 20 Tramlamenektolllprmo 0— 100 Via Dlmaimb Leal 1415 124 114 SHAS/11. 09 101 90 91 97 19 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady at yesterday's price.. Town tallow is quoted 64e. 61. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 555.; March and April, 545. 9d.; April and May, 555., buyers. • SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of beasts Is very small for the time of year; however, the trade is in such a depressed state that it is im. passible to effect a clearance, although these is a disposition to take lower rates. The same may be said with regard I to the sheep trade. The amount of business transacted is very unimportant, and Monday's quotations are only realised in a few instances. Calves are lower. From Ocr many and Holland there are 38 calves; from Norfolk and Suffolk 400 beasts ; and the number of inch cows is 110. riir weee of tabs. v. d. a. d. 1 Per Mese or Ilta. s. el. s. 11. Bart &ow Ilanforda 4 6 4 8 Bast Dm. i lilf.-bda Pa 0 0 0 0 Beet Short-harm nand quality Butatt.. 1 8 3 8 . De. de. Morn Wyss 4 8 5 1 qiwasentlostmedBtislity 3 6 4 0 Yip 44a4 Dna a liali-batia 4 8 6 0 lambs HO. 0 0 0 0 R om i s market. 761; sheep add lambs. 2,490; ilaVik 08; vim. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Masan. Pattenden and Smith, hop factors, report that the demand still continues steady at about late prices. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LZADENHALL —The present priori ars .-66.ba to 641b5., 31d. to 31d. ; 641ba. to 721b5., 31d. ; 721bs. to Wily., 31d. to nd. ; 801bs. to 881 6 5., 31d. to 4d. ; 88Ibs. to 961 b.., 4d. t o 4f ; 961 b.. to 941 6 5., Od. to Od. Hot.. hides, 6.. 6d. Cal Skins, light, 2.. to 3s. ; full, 61. 6d. BIRICONDSZT.—Sheep skins, polled, 6e. to 'Ts. 3d.; Heats end half-breds, 6.. 3d. to 6s. Od. ; Down', 41. to to. 10d. A YOUNG HERO. A sergeant-major, now in Wellington-barracks, who has recently returned from the Crimes, has mint us the following enthusiastie account of the conduct of a young soldier, only 10 years old, named Thomas Keep, of the 3rd battalion Grenadier Guards, under the command of Colonel 1 Thomas Wood. The writer states that this boy accompa nied the army to the heights of the Alma, preserving the most undaunted demeanour throughout the battle. At one time a 24-pounder passed on each side of him, and shot and shell fell about him like hail; but notwithstanding the weariness of the day, present dangers, or the horrid sight, the boy's heart beat with tenderness towards the poor wounded. Instead of going into a tent to take care of himself after the battle was over, he refused to take rest, but was seen venturing his life for the good of his comrades in the battle field. This boy was seen stepping carefully 0* sr one dead body after another, collecting all the broken muskets he could find, and making a lire in the night to procure hot water. He made tea for the poor suf ferers, and saved the life of Sergeant Russell and Dome of , the private soldiers who were lying nearly . exhausted for Iwant Thus did this youth spend the n ight. At the battle of Halaklava he again assisted the wounded. The boy did his duty by day and worked in the trenches by night, taking but little rest. At the battle of lu kertnenn he wu surrounded by Russians about twenty minute., and, to use hie own words, he said he thought lit was " a case " with him, but he clasped all right. He re ' °sired one shot, which went through his coat and out at the kg of his trousers, but Providence again preserved him un hurt. He helped with all the bravery of a man to get in the wounded, and rested not until the poor sufferers were made as comfortable as he could make them. He we - the doctor while extracting the shot from the me waited on the ass before and after. "Thus youth," says the writer, " do anything to anv I needed help. Some of the wounded say that t not base been alive now had it not been for this vended watolstubsesTto theiiiiTinieliss. bey his been raeonnnended by Mind sod lasi Wood sad other Aosta Is but Woes sonlse.' WIIMS IL waited on an /teas Aid rhos did this any as. who t they should his boy's no- oseses. us mid Colo- nel's."