The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-12 00:00:00

. , - • --.- . _ . . . . . , -------......_ I „at, , r ,f : -. .r.,.. , 'if' A--. _1V1T727 7 I.' "Ir.j . )' r.. .9.F.4 IN 77:4. a I!T . ‘,. 1. . _ . : l ij i . 1 I • '' • , • .... ...... . . . . . . . . . I . Aii . ?. mi l , , ....1 1 , & • i..... 0 -•• \"------- . --- - . .- . [THREEPENCE. MONBY MARKET. COMMERCIAL AND AitARICIITa SATUZDAY aviinere. The English stock market showed an improving tendency this morning, and, after experiencing a reaction, closed mach the same u yesterday. Busi ness was limited, and the general character of the market steady. ___ MARK LANE-THIS DAY. Bu4sess has been much interfered with in this sauteing, in oonwquence of an interruption of the navigetica 01 the river by ice. The arrivals of foreign wheat have Ines mull during the week, and the receipts, by lend carriage -espies, this morning from the bear counties far from Lege. The few transactions eatered into in wheat and flour were at similar rates to thou current last Monday. Belay sold slowly at tormer quotations. Oats were quite as dear as before, and little doing in the Beans and peas dull, at former prices. I:n;lish red eloverseed more plentiful, and easier to par chase. . . . 1 /40• 64 4, 1 , os ese t r ur 40.444.. CAVe,./~4•~0 0,1;(41.. ,---.....,,,......._ j ..." - ,' - - r . . *if' A-... _14,17:!' 7 i.' "1".0' r.. .9.F.4 IN 7, 51 1 . • . . . •.s / A l j l e • . . . . • •...•. _.4.--_ • \ 4 ..., • . • • '7. / . • - - . . No. 2,646.] LONDON, MONDAY . EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1865. NOTICS or DITIDDID. RINE of DEPOSIT, NATIONAL ASSURANCE IRELAND. SHARI! LIST& POILUON RAILWAYS. --•••-- 111 .16 Marian end Iletterdeas 111 sod IN TESTMINT ASSOCIATION, No. 1, Pall-Man 104 -.o ' - ' intent Sumetice I 1 Quietude muket,whi c c o h n p t rese inuee nts to n pre o vgeafineinnathechurailgewainy price. ! I sr.. owsit.:7o.oassimion " endlinim on.• ••-• 5: ... : ::: Ii " pm: : I EATORDAT RUNNING. 4 4:if= DUBLIN, Pas. 10. Ins WARRANTS km the IiaLF.TRARLY UITERRIT, at the rsis GREAT SNOW STORM. illemtUnda par pa en to alai Deessaber, si S weile " br i Zewp salin erd PATW For the last two days we seem to be living over Great Western Stock wu rather better, and London - - - --:,.___•• -- 4-- al .8 we _o_l____._ploosSer,„_• again the old Whim time before railways and steam- and South Western maintains its improvement ; but 11" .. . n 1 / ihailis pOLlSr el ."'." 8 4 S OI Pw MEM part ai les tm eednos amii e r ospaeL B9 " l . Bll lesepe ". lBBl.ll 8188 =72= 2 , 2i . r e packets were in vogue, so completely blocked up have Berwick and York and North Midland were weaker , '• *° SIM Mos mot Ores en appliesdss. we been by the snow. Sines oid&y yesterday, the and Lancashire and Yorkshire dull. 160 di dipaids..p.67l annert - - telegraph lines have indeed been our sole medium of to '+ us. 41. 69 lidoens. - - Pro e PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-The return communication with England, and with some por-91 1° en" "ledge a Frail's' - 1 10 9 : i ;9 6 21 tes t er youth le the respetive bardimpashoels Worm • mon. . THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. be deb ausreal sowilart and attresties. New Medal ti mes o f Ireland also ; the ordinary express from With the exception of Great Western stock, which ROWLAND" MACASSAR on, Holyhead, due last night, not having arrived up to has declined to 66 to I, the railway share marlust to- twlnu o ss 111° 1 3 0 (1. .r ...,..."-dr ; A ...,.. d."--- , e, weer ease us WWI and Ili 991°°°1°9 .ad b ood i r lo g the present hour (half-past 11 a.m.), nor of course the as heir, ROWLAND, lALTDOR English mail due hers this morning ; while we are day is steady, at about the closing quotations of a M Guest Lau Ilidnsda.... par I pal in br impt ., l t h e pp ism ppyindem. awl remodel oatamweee fully twenty-four hours in arrears of letters and Saturday , London tad North,w ee t e ., a, „owl 100 2: 21 c e. Do. Saw 8 98141 °1.-• rir P. 0 11 ereleltoo.o.. papers from the west and south of Ireland. t o i t Midland, 68,1 to 69 ; L assas hi rsesd 'y rehsh i re 4in Da d o , a, ROWLANDS' onowro,• sa4 an Gt . mu. Oasis. Of 1/1 174 t . r„,„, p u p** tee remtbdui de was Weittitelly whit* net The snow storm commenced on Thursday night, and 74 ito i • South- 17t to t ; Caledonians, 31 no ail 130,11,16 . 0•7 5 7.4. A. - - de mown •r• 60 • 6611 ° I °S ll9 m °Bl° .= 4/Im°B4 continued to an advanced hour yesterday morning, • ' to t ; and Great Northern., 221 to 4. li• sui De. do. 611. dia, Cre iall atteimerat cd these penemel edveateges so ly bap* attended by a terrific gale from the east, which Ice all Do. is. M. de. 99 101 kr sad abalred. 101 an De. de. Ilkwitissat 96 63 •I 4 m o ldy A. ROWIAND cad SONS• W. Iletamiwelit.loelksi O RE drifted the mew in some localities to such a height Foreign shares are quiet. Luxerebourge are better -- --. 904 all Smelts wad Trieste ... 2 dim Dar by Chaser mil hrtmeare. that in sevinel plans the highways were almost un- to all Dm. 6pa Coat 97 MO limn ii Speaker lonian*. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. passable. In the eabeebs the drifts were found so I:I .. E . SEMAR. - Pretested by Royal Letters amp es Ore art eix,fhat. The intense cold prevented si. ra. Lawns. Clad* Primes ilaiw node) /I! . 12 _ =Rd lied - - Iletarday. Ss 2 pa. 'fa 19 4 rut a Merl, sea s.e sorreet: owe 04 los s000a• the mew freessoldhawitithas rendered its removal -.- - m • Do. New 4 Pa de Parte amass r 0 =100,;.4 by tarts and Oa amine •ef the th this Pl ' ne° 41 " 6. pa ways more 124 IS 21 20 1 90 ID Wow $ Lbw (with tat 6•1 f 111 111 tracer heme. Sif 1141 rnssmar. No. 1, lee ssmn* -- 6 - imbodlon. At i lg ui llestm. eanansibm el the ipment irimeewn Pro 11. gassamily. bids sled pm; bog tbk mai 4 0 h e shwa the only reespe. Of 41 W silt lelle SW. sharp pate epee al due Awn 40 01 10 1101 9 96 ° all id i 1188188188 11 118888 II Sidi 116116 essill be p arsed ant of doors during the ill ,_,, WelnelnowaVelley ilf 9 _ alivieseili )If 1:1 tbaledimain num infidel limos se We htee theepit en saddles atenJes. 12 11 du lan hen. hi IS ...-... 21f II pa Woo de nib et We Imsda eta yes pram et Ins pspeleilmm. , lid the et the sky was Urine and u . • 601 mese ea sr era at . t he miss es the is 1k 72 1 4 die. 10 20 Paris sad Oriews ....... 46 46 4 7 1 0 3 serer..., II& 11. 10 Si t 11 1:1 40 rEg gion 10 SO Peretisi Sere . . 41 44 limememmi wbidl. Oggr dee mopp. °Bll"ll Pr way have continued to run, though of eft rue adid en i s _ m ikalid 41/4 lil t__ s i ji rat se . : 3 4, 4 . 2 4 2e IS 10 Paris, Mae, II ClaWriMit;i - - no ino ari g = me tne ellweeelllo war emu alma mem Slew rumor esmiclerly impeded; but on the Great 90 ell Mohr sal ReSybeed - m an des, I. 1. @Mk sounsemsta or mos re m=6( o_thers an d esters use there h as b ees se en • aid einem W2O Royal Dude, wroarma swines& 1,106 mg Oa AS SIM MI6 Voir "" . . . 66 46 Min 8601 Isnot leas I 2 die. 0 1 loyal Meredith . - ... -- ll If lie Gone the 6 I le. adt6lolo Ir pima 11/1 absolute 111161/MpliOn of traffic; and the mails from 13 ail Ihni.oBll‘,ead sherd.J. 6 7 10 an Sinter and Meow 74 II ass intria bli ZlV ia lr am =" l . 6l.6 le Cork and Lissenck, due yesterday morning, have 88 ' 188 001 - - Mow IS ell alle alli tME util 11.) b. Vbl/881 : 8.1 0,7 4114 . sp. ZalMill. popmnismb e : not yet bees received, the down mails, which were 44 .11 zoom ti es ls. Snide 4 111 ..... - 111 - 111 llf 04 an best Meeders LI:6 enntebes ein int IIL USW" Oradint. Ibressolvok seat out from Dublin yesterday morning, having, st. to mum Iftio, Ci... A.... ss 81 essisof.sl l ll 10 ill Do. 64 pr Opt. Prodar. - - wsraisorri s = = s ., l6 " l "'"" i ‘ t am r o „„o,"'"=4 111 11; altar • fruitless attempt to proceed along the line, r t. tor /2 , 181. = I t U . .. 3. .......... F e 1 - 1 30 14 Webers at Frames 7 74 pm Imelisider W IS Wastes at Ihrisierlema- - - ekm ael anisnapp, Dasint bests ken& back to the post-office. The traffic on m. 100 mu messmi;: - .... 174 Me the Miami Railway suffered but little, owing to SI- 180 1191 • 9911 10 Ind Maslow- 63 67 10 all ellmbeign mad Pada 2 dle per DR. DE JONGH'S LIGHT BROWN COD the ti made to clear the line. et. too nermsekrartammass 17•4 s:•4 MINER _._, Linn out.-'fie oft. wroooroo la d a r to ,r ag i I." ' The ligr ;= 2 l anxiety felt was for the fate of the ot• No 9.heeollero Wedoro SO 12 eba,bawdy, tres hes resehmseoser or MN elawn• Claims abuses St. 100 ami , pres . tw e b y o w , moped palssina. weli ORINMOMSOW7 wet shipping, which, owing to the fury of the storm from B t. 100 U r. 3111411" 4 si n k ' N a Mixes. Paid Trier dos 70 72 Saturday. today. • ens. end 111 mg" wilere the Pi e 66 1 1=6= t r 0 1 ... F 77: the east, were exposed to imminent danger on this a. No co. e, emir *aim& wheisais sod rend, et AMR. W. 100 OS. meat owl Wad. Pm) 90 e 2 100,000 t ague Fria all I I Bused, Imeden, Dr. Os Jempee We essiftews& leapimb (10 cm.). 6011111. St is Illeamt Waders III .1 1 10,000 1 +AV* Australian Odd all - - Is. ed. ; pats (Is eat U. lid. ; quarts (40 se.). 9e. Several painful rumours about the Dublin and sr. iss De. UswiTalley Cia.bit 6 60 4 :1 1 00 1 1 100,000 10. Win& Odliinnan a 4 4 Liverpool steamers have turned out to have been 00 391 (-.eater D0e.... 74 la 10,506 10 aliwbelislem ....... - Now MO. la 3 rob s rod 1 70 . eatirely unfounded. try Hi M. T HE MOSLEM mid the CHRISTIAN; Ist 4 De. r - aurae . 79 pa 60,000 I Awlesein Cardillwa all - or. Adventures Is Ur Zeit The weather still continues extremely severe. 111. 100 lomiedime ewl T .._sass. 744 744 744 3 300,0% 1 Segralls• Freehold - - . l. with coosam ' 3 3 . 1 ... 5tr 0ak5e P 46 . 1 8 ,• ma ,. Dm, a y .. p ew There was a hard frost last night, with a continuance 1 1 4 1 1 l t r ra .- al 8 " WPM I Me lamb all - - Dalai - 8,00: SO Ilawevom Rom 5 Coal all 6 7 Wien. of ellarls." of the eastern gale, but no more snow. u 4 ill te al..al ileskwell -74 - 114 2130,00 I Medi Australian Gold all - thug and 11106118. pomace wassam is Sim Cabers. The extraordinary case of Handcock v. Delacour, ft Loci tool OWN% ere, Sow 99 let DI ili ad 20,00 20 finltnn Iran 16.1 4 - 6 W. 100 tomm.siem Iledei Western 100 11114 lo of :1 10,000 16 rierenbey•PwASl_LPlo• 2 2 1 1 2 otherwise De Burgh, has, it is understood , been finally 1 14 rrHE j"cdnielliTlMlMl°6l;l"; hei -nt adjusted by a compromise, the terms being that tie 10 16 /1:: trenr " . I 4 . 1111 ENO SO Do. Capes sad Dame 11,000 20 Do. U. Jobs Del Bei II 16 60 J. a ParSaa al._ .1 1 1. 1 =r1 . cala. " Bi F. 1 "8 . tm8618888 ,2,,,,,, 22 . petitioner shall get the estates on condition of paying n t 1 2 1884848L • De. ii t B7BsBß * (C.) i 838 210,001. •1 Cuba% Crest I die If 50,010 1 4 , CldCass.llla.Csa.,Jain 1 1 41. .... - 4 r elori. -- - " Sue Seder Mildew to Ike the respondent, on the attainment by the latter of the ht. 100 Ludas i South worms 04 554 11.00 E, 40 03 ,00 = 447 id kora 1 demi Clot Ite. 100,006 6 1 1 1 wins . pies 10s. NI., age of 21 years, a sum of 20,0001. The respondent ft , 42 14 1 sa p°. s gr e 71 61 ... • MINT MA =1111A 191011114 MIAZT• is at present in his 14th year, and should he die be- so all papaymoki, ' ._' n • 0 01 9 1 1 70 l6 16 IS : Losses owl Co. IMMO $l . Klepper Miners el Tag all 43 60 fore comin g . of sge the petitioner will have nothing St 1 90 LIDEOMIO. 234 - 23; 214 8,001. 95 +Do. Prot 74 Cent. all 1 die I pat 35 88. w an D ie Learee, No. 1 7 12 76,600 6 tEag.RA all If 1 14 f E N A N D P B N C I L : to pay but interest at the rate of 4 per cent. on the p elsassa lamb Newiteverpre d, time for sum in question. The petitioner will, it is said, ap- is. to im. Illese. sad Ditty... 41 46 414 i 10,5110 1 Great Nugget Nein Reg. NI P awn w on WIWI . ft u n t... ply for a parliamentary title to the property. ss all KILO. Wed. pro.) .-.- - 26.6818 SO tGaseral 33 231 D i an Heitlbeiles - - lue. pion street sod DD. Pitradnir. 7MO 1 Grand Dolby at Wes ill f ines - • . i . 11 , --twiede to Joseph Clatter., SATURDAY EviNINO, 100 ell Neetestieseibetile - - %NO 4 Greet Moto& an - 2 Mash 0 1 9 1611 to soiT WS" IS° The news of a fatal and very melancholy ship- 88 NewBBBBB. B 2 ,2ret e = ill i eCe r i I 988 MAIO 1 Llbarls - - mus e semea as 214 N 1 9 db wreck off this coast was received in Dublin to-day. so 4 Newry ewe Isslitiessi If 24 10,099 3 ttimetwe7- 10,6111 6 Idebemina. all tif 7 1 1 fde I HE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING The Will•o'-the-Wisp, a steamer, 400 tons burden, :t1 t t= k wirrearriatheas. - - - -st u 21 103,416 1 filsei=...- ....... • all I 66,6E6 1 New PAMIR. pries is. employed in the coal trade, and chartered by an 13 13 De. New MASS 1 411.1Ameres Mist latex all - - I . Med " Will . th. Id"." 4 rise Nall" sad Irish railway company to convey coals from Mary- SO 3 1 S.:Ribes Coontlo Dike , Si 10 1 Ole NEW 1 Ness Meade V iie ssolsl iminoseeedee a ' hp sewn ) eette-te the asseresy el ite port to Dublin, went on shore at Lambe Island in et. lee North Britian ............... 13 SO 16 16 North Devoe. Na I 100,001 6 Part ?keep 1 k w mou e ma hi the metal memooth• sod waimegoil i' danta• the gale of last night, and was discovered this s .11 De. f A Deferred 60,00E 1 • rta Sask. all 5100..........L08°1911.8101610011er rolothase eametary eb:dee-Wm pers morning a total wreck, the accounts which reached e t 8 Do' 4 IS (388881488 - I I 1 1 10,006 10 +Rhymer Iran r lee N. Isaterm-Berwask -1-141-00111311111101EDErle Ar ras PEAT OF WAR. town stating that the captain and all hands were 23 10 Do. ifatemelom . 44 6 die . 7,000 SO Sunnis as Cuba. lll 1 4 A51T50.1.040113111111114.6711211,5pwi1l I: 4ilif ßELl iamrs t itimi......IMPARLIAL...v. lost. It is added that the masters of some coal veil- 20 11 Do. 0•21. Z. Par a 41 Si die 50,00 s I South WWl= a 14 if il eels now discharging cargoes in Dublin were on 1 4 ° , a 13:: ir c i l s k --- li 1: 6,000 10 Tin Cud 2 3 Of f 4%171 20 . 2.04 Waited Meziaut 2l peel Se 11*= embed ME emeneas OILT DAIL 111111318 WORT. board, and perished with the others. sO l 60 Nark Landon SI 63 70,000 I Waller trite lilt gra m .. to iWI Ds. New 10/. Shares . par ipm ALL ormatts ADTeelmumuns. The London morning papers of Testerday, due oy , 1 74 „ rem meolemere 100,000 1 West eitrlpen...... ti l t 42 41 err ad It id SATVIDAT Fvsxiwo t The news of a fatal and very melancholy ship wreck off this coast was received in Dublin to-day. so The Will.o'-thoWisp, a steamer, 400 toes burden, employed in the coal trade, and chartered by an is Irish railway company to convey coals from Miry- 30 port to Dublin, went on shore at Lambay Island in l a the rile of last night, and was discovered this • morning a total wreck, the accounts which reached i t town stating that the captain and all hands were 23 lat. It is added that the masters of some coal ves eels now discharging cargoes in Dublin were on Z. board, and perished with the others. ro The London morning papers of yesterday, due by 10 the ordinary express at 10 o'clock last night, did not reach Dubha till a few minutes before 12 today, when they were received by mail, and delivered at the same time with last evening's London papers. The frost still continues, and the wind blows pretty freshly from the out, but we have had no fall of s wow since yesterday morning. It is stated that every arrangement was made for at Mr. Keogh, the Solicitor General, to go as judge on st the Western Circuit at the approaching assizes, and r i that the commission was actually made out for the 23 purpose, when was discovered that by accepting even the temporary trust he would vacate his seat in so parliament, and have• to -stead a new election for 10 Athlone. The same difficulty will exist for Mr. Ser. leant O'Brien, the new member for Limerick, who . has hitherto gone circuit for one of the absent judges. Nevi-, and Ealaklllen 100 No all liarryWarstapolat,' rfolk 16 De. 24, 34 Northam Coastlas 100 North British ........ 10 North Dummy No. l all Da. A Deferred 8 Do. j B Guaraotood 100 N. ilaatara—Barlnek 20 Do. Wand= .- 13 Do. 0.11.1. Paw all Do. Undo 100 Do. Tat ..... 60 North London & Do. Now 101.8181ra 174 *elk Sledlordshlra.... all irsolou 10 110i1bibesethiVest.. 101 Wm., rt 1101% SioNia ftY.i . vs +a ifir.ffri se Dien 100 Ism& l.res ...... 50 Aso& Wass 15 leak 611 SINEW sad D. 314 all wall s 4 dolma IT • lINDM ALL OFMIIIIIII ADTZSTIAIIS It is *bay brispolanab, saidsmath yeassur try tam than slaty pandas any et lisasalmTamish mar Ima, by aracisiasay ad soft biarsnatios. adisval NM *NNW yeritice sat Islarkir te sag • In Is oasis. sissy bashaillat at anew sa ts ths Marlow ; at as the en. Scaniaripaisami. fliairest. Ueda& 11.8. II Moab, adpiaboad id °bailable dr pap" by a s peat at Masai 'diktats palkher applicsika. tarsi& the aura cot am waft ready la supply it, at lea. ad. par quarter. paid la shwas by Paabelbla cedar. Per vs i ili 4i do ad d do V s St Pa "ke Wait ..... t Trawbrebie by ebb JOINT STOCK iudad Na 34. IL 1a Pd. C pion Radom dose Saturday. lady. Aux 40 Australsda all 01 83 40 Beft.ool.llanktLoan Co. all 20,000 50 British North A enerkon all 40000 25 Moneyed Bank of Ada 6 1 04 dl. 30,900 29 Mart. Bank ot Auetralls, p China . die 20,0* 100 Colonial 25,000 ICS Commercial of London 2O 25,000 20 Nog Aro .111 Alataiart ls 24 14 die 154 23.0001 20 los.Owst.ftak of Aust 2O 104 114 10.000 20 DIM NOW 6 pm 5 io.ooo 60 Looks arl Classty lO 18 71 IS 60,000 SO Lorton kW Ma& lO 274 z all 60,0001100 Larks sod Wileadreles 20 1 , 1,000' 100 Nat. Plw.ll ftlolllla 10,000 20 Do. NOP 10,000, 50 National 01 WEI 224 10,000 20 ,Nee Isa Walla all $3 1.5 zd 87,873 ss Oriesd.BankOwparlitiom ill 874 894 20,000 100 Prodnalald Wand. 23 4,000 10 Do. Nen all 60,000 0 Boyal Outtalks Beak iss and Gold Lap. Oa 1 8,000 IS &nub Australis 23 28 40 82,000 15 Cake at Australia 1,4002 zd IMMO SO Union al Leedom • 2115CELLATIE01111. Clain Iheczustiavve. Pd. Prises Bodnar data Saturday. to.day. 10,600 3s 11,600 11 AOOOl =tarsi: 174 N N 10,900 10 Ausrallan 1411— all— 35,000 10 Birds Walieverks 34 3 $4 die 10 Brian Alaselean Land 4O 11:1 63 51111 IBlLDOeklie. 1105.0 i 1 mow all 100 1074 1071 10 . 400 mem no,* 4 Crydal hiss dinner. 4 60,771.6 1 Doan Iron Ors 0,000 so mom 110•• slooo p.tds Tdaltraple 16,040 16 Omni Naslption 14 ElessralLSAV Os 144 6001 Disk Deals4ol .... 10 60,1,*. 1 asillteenrean all 10,000 10 Male= i 111.47aaelaas 11 6 14 50,000 1 NNladPaht/fr.PB.I WOOS 10 Netkubsda 'nod 4 14 74, ILL Wm Caulk War Mom Navigation On 1 124,717 1 Nall Brit Azialmiesina all 4 1 WO* Nardi 411111.44111 m 124 BMA*. Perellal all 14 24 24,000 PolaselsriOrimAin. all 54 30.000 Boehm! DsnOimpany all 14 Se %HMO 100 Royal DM Mara. IS Oa 62 MON 1 Scottish Aule.lnvioNas. ell I s t 14 zd 101110 1 Do. Ilow KM is soma asursoliii ass 35 moss 1 1 Islsreles Tele&l d. Drip- on 1 I 73.000 Da. Ds. Danteltarod all 1 23,0770 20 TrnithLessOne UpCiao 6I 100100 100 Vas lamea's Load 3541 124 136 $, i 294 13 IDAILI NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY !), SVVIIPIO POET, at 19a. N. par up s = miaow% JOHN MADDO I .IO, Uppar Aileapat., Booksallas aad Naas Amt. Ida dila& an awl Mann an Irdarkad and an Wad Lain at AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 rtmot Is. per yolk; ropplird la tows or aomtry. 12). math ~ for Id. pe=z u r ad. wt rza . r . tor ; try Kr. WALTUa. MIMI Amt. la. ie I iisis ag—i—ven S 1 *Julia tab.& Crystal P. !LAMY NEWS LENT TO READ, is Landes, at 13e. p it geareer.—SlNT by 110ININO MA=l 4 ll: s e e t INO D0..111e. ei. per gr.-11. ADAMS. Weitabeeese. Mee Spat. Abeekee leo De. De. 7 Pff Ct. Oakilluimitle le Cleeler est lislybeed ell Online BAYSWATER. - DAILY NEWS LENT TO WD; sail ati ft witatrybt pea, at NM el. M. 1111/31.115. 01•9114rrasi. WM. an Dent Alol.luno Sot Agana am • eh 109 Do. de. Clos t i • per Ct 100 Do. do. Olno / pot Ct Sag. Oa. Ws, po,No 1 Oltto do. N.. 1 10 DO. lbw •pa Ont. Stook 111 OM=t. p.O 100 011 Oast IsWootlraltJunAtho 100 IMSo.,l'ettli.DoSise 4p et. FALL OF A HOUSE AND DREADFUL LOSS OF LIFE AT ISLINGTON. —.--- Last night (Sunday), a few minutes after nine o'clock, the inhabitasts of the Lowehroad, Islington, were alarmed at hearing an unusual noise and loud cries for help, and at the same time they perceived what appeared to be a dense column of smoke arkdag tram that peahens No. 2 is that thoroughfare. The Mil baying hese pecesived sad the cries heard by Doggies, the essailuder et the Royal Society's fire escape statistical ea Idiegteirrireen, be imme diately proceeded to the yet, when he Mad a tau, his wile, end his two childnalta the sisesai time front window, whose escape bad been eat a e l _tbs_lloll4 id tbe mimeo and centre of the haildilma. He I , weeded the tire escape, sal breeribt dews is eriesy the whim of this four persons when lives were so much As ether pewees, as b=r e ite e pt tellies, resaeved his meals, hes the whoa the hese MI whit a fearful mesh kW the med. sarbasese, eiritel by ems polies-eseseshise t beastsi pow preseedieperes the Mower part of the prewien, preseldsd thither, and found thole', of a female projecting from die day* of the first fall. As attempt was made to 'oinking the unfortunate penes, has whilst doing so another pert et the walls fell, and theme sa gged had to make a precipitate retreat, which was effected in safety by all engaged in the hazardous undertaking except Polimrconatable Stoker, No. 262, of the N dividers, who, it is to he regretted, was buried is a mass of rubbieh. The °thee pumas received some slight contusions and were aserly esilteeeei is dust. From the fact of a great amber et werheess engaged in building trades residing in the leratity, a deei uip terro k w7 soon collected of able sad will umat eoammead e tht i....l tp .mtbepo;lTusoposeiion of the a remaining peiet i " *. dike which threatened every moment to fall *pea them. _ utere bran elapsed before any discovery wassails et the bedies buried in the rains, and at a quarter bane 11 Vele* the heap of Police-constable Stoker was teased, end ea big gat est life was found to he extinct. The work wee esatiseed, and a lad, sawed Hodges, • son of the paean above rescued, was next extricated, and great efforts were made by several medical gentlemen in attendance to niters suspended animation, but without avail. Theme body recovered was that of a male lodger, • shoemaker by trade, but whine name is at present un known. In this ease, life having been foxed to be so re cently extinct, attempts were made to resuscitate the body, bat also without effect. After the lapse of some time, a younger son of the Hodges was extricated, but lifeless. At the time oar reporter left, between 12 and 1 o'clock this morning, a vigorous search was being made for the other persons known to be in the ruins, a female and her child being then missing. A strong force of police, under Mr. Superintendent Walker and Inspector Br d, were quickly on the spot, and plentifully supplied with links to facilitate in every possible way the extrication of the infra tuoste persons. Mr. Baddeley, the inspector of the Royal Saciety fur the Protection of Life from Fin, was present from the first, actively aiding sad assictiag the parties engaged. The building in question was a very old one, consisting of a double Douse, one half of which was over a shop, the other half was over a gateway forming an entrance to some stables at the rear. Whether from an accumulation of scow on the roof or from some other cause not known, the roof and central portion of the building over the gateway fell Scat and buried all the unfortunate sufferers except the police constable, who perished in attempting their Nene. Stoker bad been for many years in the force ; be wee an excellent constable and was much respected by all who knew him. A widow and four children have to deplore his untimely end. LOCAL bIiAKI JIARKSTS. LIVIIRPOOL, Fan. 10.—We hays no improvement to note in the share market to-day, and there is a disposition to sell for the new account. But Lancashire, 1817.16; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 7411; London and North Western, 100/ ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 231 1; Midland, G 9 81; North Eastern (Berwick capital stock), 181; ditto (York capital stock), 261 ; South Eutern, 17 11-16; Man cluster, Sneffield, sod Lincoln, 101. shares, 121. MANCREITRE, FEB 10.—The market opened strong, but closed about 1 per cent. lower for most of the heavier stocks. East Liscastare, 181 7 16; Lanculire and Yorkshire, 741; Midland Railway Consols, 69; South Eutern and Dover, 17 11-16 /. Liana. FEB. 10.—There has been a fiat market for shares today. Very little is doing, and prices have further given way. The following are from the closing sales ehester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire', 231; Midlands, 68/; North British, 71. BIRMINGHAM, Faa. 10.—Prices of all railway shares were rather better in this market to-day, and there was mere inquiry after stock. Great Western Birmingham Gus ranted shares were done at 71 ; Old Birmingham Canals, at 92 ; and Birmingham Town and District Banking Com. pang shares at 161; Midlands closed at 681, 691; Birming ham and Stour Valley at 81, 9 ; North Stafford', at 41 d. ; and Crystal Palma shares, at 31. DUBLIN, Fan 9. fhree per Cent. Consols (for amount, March 9), 901 ; New Three per Cent. Stock, 901,1; Ditto for account, 9th March, 901 ; Bank Stock, 2201; Water ford and Limerick (501. paid), 231; Ditto for account, 231. THE RECENT PLUME OE WINEE AT THE LONDON Docite —The Committee of the Lodes Amesiatios of Merchants in the wins a* *ft trikie. sitar • deuce with the Load's Da* Osmesoyem tbe rammt of wines in the But Val*. 1 111 1.• POP tls 111 = mai lult " d _, at sn opinion that it wee east*. *Er 7 one wine for another, but simply by diNaMbia of • small quantity from 4isk of a ameba , a ado sashat to rester merchantable the worthless stag to *el* it was Aid. For the present they abstain from slybilimors. doseak Wag *der legal isvestigallem. Dem** the Pl=9Zy state that they bete Nene huh ormasisms et So vies lipulawk, a was Oben* drossime. SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE POR PRINTING AND STATIONIIIT.-0a Saturday, a supplementary estimate for Militias and stationer/ for the year ended the 31.1 March ate, ou plated. For " ordinary miscue," beyond the Tots of lan metes, a eels of 100,4001., is required, and for 'atm/Ciliary mews; ossosioned by the Vv. " 76,001. is reclaim, et elide 11,8• K is aor the AAaldy sad departraesta ; 4,1)301, he the Chet•heeelet deport ment ; 12,000 i. he as Wat4.lll NIA ellipelialeb; ties 49,0001. he the Orions. &potent. lio 101 VI 44 II Ili 45 47 liti 134 134 69 29 IS $$ 40 8 81 16 17 31 41 64 S 6 6 f 81 61 MAIL& 99 101 90 99 96 96 die &I •t p -1 I pea 1,4 ii" 109 111 101 1013 I Pr o • me LS 07 Si 1 - 19 SS 110 10 1111 111 i 1 10 19 70 72 lif lit fi • 11 11 die las US 2i 3pa I 124 I i rat 144 In 14 li I cria 4 4 97 99 104 104 1016 1026 90 112 • Si i i Os 113 113 A" P' c 96 96 99 101 193 119 103 107 18 13i 33 24 104 11 11 24 82 H 61 39 183 US ii ii 31 i die. i in In jiiO able at 10 p. 4. paw too De. e Per mat. “ Du.SpAist roiatipALle G.TramAirldlirilp Spe tRo . " - DO. — Wrideme. - ' -I ISO DaassevJk 100 DING Issieumils 4I" et all Ds. Era IVA Sera ... all De. Cllmsloris4 e. Spa VI Do. Is. -- is. is. s. 100 Do. MR Ow Stook 114 DO. ampler eq.. SIMMS W I Da wtiroz laaaddeell7arko.l , C2O 100 DlMew mig.111,11.. 10011 laa./Weit.31.6.11,6mit 100 1•1611.W.e= LRAM 6 44 . 154 MI Keg,* dialiii ." s4: St. 100 MidlimlOcanDr.kb.4pa• tei Ig DIM Prelereme 44 p. 5 MI DISIDSI Pref. 4 per cent 10 ell Nark& Debentures SL 100 Do. Pref. 4 per et. Stock Do. 199 No7d; 100 N.Tost.—D•ro.dp.O.P393 I Do. do. do. 13 D. Lads 11 p. et No. 1 9 Do. 199. QIN% ow lo Do. NAN 199 Pads ell Kir* olliedidro ISO 0nt.F010i1141.131.6p.0_t 'WillieTnilrdiatiel - ilivi If INN• F1N144 per amt. ILINWINLAN.,gI.OII) 'IN DN•Nper a sestawarspa.4ip.cest 01 NlLTNlraliNfactquar it is Lnrss LI&IED AT all Wind sal Illetchky (lima le Las. =l. Orlomill• I 100 Baskinlomairs to larbsaX.Wellars) 100 os*. 04•64 h 100 0 lladLikeimit. (lessul Ise= Alostinier 11us Porooli NWM - 11L — Weiiiti) MMllbr(LTiatNlNii I is - I o:ellNit s iL 14 Do. t awls - - 121 Lie. " 1 Z1im5......i , t. —,t ili gdatar (dito3 11l tamisWeaser.4l,lll4st. osased Is 110"10) la lab Me 4 m i Lwt. 10 ibis, Tibor= (1000.110 ac. ... al 118 =001 .W1011(1.) all awl Radom _ Akia.llolllsekt &MIL) all WOOS lit aimmia ==ti .) SO If Ossingpw MONLOiallso) a Pus Omit 08.) U halm &Wm (lies. Las WILWMATalstYcek) I 124 ilk!!! POOOl 100 asidissaistam gasp rieb Nor d ( le Omit l NNW U Welein) SO Wolff Millm par 04na DriltenkideADiel ) 11U, UP Wfts limou irsi aused oresei 113 117 THE WEATHER. The Daily News Paris correspondent, writing on Saturday, says: The winter seems to be more severe is the month than in the north of Proses. While la Paris the now has disap peared for several days. sad the Isinperstare has booms moderate, we read is the ash Pei& of Lyons :—" Yes terday we were visited by • padre avalanche of snow. The fall went oa diaries six ememputive been." The llestagsr dr Midi says :—" While we write a heavy fall of hail, drifted by a vi olen t wind, is ceasing down upon Montpelier. Ma baileteass ale so numerous that they forma thick arise, ameba tbe soil. Such a quantity of bail was sever amnia theatpther within the memory of seam." A letter from Cepeohspse, 30th ult. sap :—" The winter has within the last tow does beeline very severe, sad the sold is more *tease than ilsr ems previous years. Yesterday sad the day beam, the thenemster fell to 14 degrees below sere centigrade (T. F.l ke The himoas ssmmeoica thus with the continent are impeded the mesesaulation of hie in the Great Belt. The malls are d." A heavy fall of sow took plus is Thuthey night in the Neighbourhood of Saha Matift, Pdamqb sad 801-I:and 1:and also at Havre. The sallway tads Millt HITT, 0 " j'aris was detained some time is coasegneses of the snow as the Use. The snow soar Corfe Castle, in the Isle of Purbeck, is 10 feet deep. Both at Brighton and Southampton it sawed the whole day on the Bth, and since then the cold has been more severe in those towns than has been known for years. Southampton Docks were frosen over on Saturday night, a circumstance never known before. and the margins of Southampton Water were covered with ice. The Camber, at Portsmouth, was also froseo over. The Channel Islands mail, which should have arrived at the Guaira Post-office on Saturday morsiog, had not been received there during that day. 'Ns WEATnn.—The coldest night experienced is London for some considerable time past was Saturday alibi, when the mercury in the thermometer, at Um Royal Raman. Society's Receiving•boaee, Hyde-park, fell to 16 degrees below freezing point. At 9 o'clock yesterday morn ing the thermometer indicated 23, and, at noon, 30. The wind, yesterday morning at 9 o'clock, was a little to the north, but, during the day, it veered from the north to north-east. The ice on the Serpentine was 60} inc►es in thickness, but of a very dangerous character, arising from the modem haviag been rotted and broken by the continuous falls of snow. The ornamental water in the various metro politan parks •se visited yesterday by many thousands for the purposes of skating; but, beyond falls. eolitssions, and one or two immersions, no accident took place. THE WEATHER AND THE COAL TRADE. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, FEB 10 The long continuance of easterly winds and rough web they on oar coast is blocking up our harbann with shipping ; it is computed that there must be 1,000 sail of vessels in the Tyne, the principal part of which are coal laden, and wait log a favourable opportunity to put to sea. A great num ber of vessels are ready to proceed with their freights of our staple mineral to foreign ports, and above twenty sail of laden ooNiers will leave the Tyne for Constantinople and the Black Sea with coals for the fleet u soon as the wind changes and the ma goes down. In consequence of the inclement weather, freights to London are looking up, but Mere is not the least cause to anticipate that there will be any serious advance of prices at the London market. 212,150 tons of coals were imported by sea into London in January, 61,815 tons by railroad and canal, which is an increase on the former, as compared with the same period last year, of 10,004 tons—decrease in the latter of 918,319 tone. SHIELDS, 27NDAT MOllll/10. The wind has gees rood to the with moderate weather and a clear sky. The sea legoing on the bar, and there is every prospect of the large fleet of colliers getting to sea. CIMITAL PALACE, FEB. 10.—Fm-8111111.1 4 10 DAY. Adobefoe at the doen, 87; Wei n= by seam tickets, 485-672. THE SALE or Bum Bui..—Wa understand that both Janes Online sad Kr. F have reseed to the payer of the paid= et lhooseed annalists 74 4 1 sets As SW sapid al las Mb of Ism 8111, pseud i Imo amisa if 1110111111111- 4 Mitato lehrisL Them was a good demand for money in Lombard street this afternoon, assisted by the call which fell due this day on the shares and debentures of 11.. e Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. Now that the English ministerial crisis has been solved, the various Continental stock markets have assumed an improved appearance. At Paris to-dby I the Three per Cent. Rentes closed about 3 per cetr. r higher than yesterday; At Vienna the appearance of the money market is leas anxious, and the exchange on London has receded to 12.16. At Amsterdam and Frankfort an improvement is also MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. observable. The public sales declared for to-morrow are-Sugar: hbds. Barbados'. 10,700 bags Mauritius, and 700 bags Consols for the Bth March touched in the morning 911 to receded to 911 to . 1, and closed at 91 3-16 to r'ell'a* Coffee : 240 casks plantation Ceylon, and 80 bags !oats Rica. Ginger: 250 bags Calicue ; and 120 bales 6-16. jr money the closing quotation was 91 to ; 3 . sar c ,„ er . The official business report is as follows tr-Tleme per Tex me mune markets are leasitmie4ay.sed the Cent,Cometle. km messy. 914. 3, - 91 ditto, for ao- lArsisne of nide, 'swain unaltered count, Bth March, 911, 3,1, 4,1; Three per Cents. thts.-Seal, pale, 521. Os. to 631.; straw, 48/. to 491.; Reduced, 911, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 913, 92 ; 11:7 n i. 4 [161 °) . ;‘, I :VVll. l2o Liati l lua l amapttel t ,r' Bank Stock, 213 • ; India Stock, 221. Three-and.st vv. 138. to 4vl. ; olive, Gallipoli, 671. to 581. • Sp' an a isn Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable ugul Sicily, 51/. to 551. ; cocoa nut, 45r. od. to 47'5.; palm, in 1859, 991. India Bonds, 12s. prem. Bid e . 42.. ad. to Ms. Gd.; linseed, 35t. 9d. ; rapeseed, pale, as., quer Bills remain quoted 6s. to 9s. prem. brown, 61s. Busiume is also recorded in the Five per Cent An- TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. rarities at 118. • 'the market is firm. There is more disposition to get into Foreign stocks met with little business, and •todk on the part of the trade. Town tallow is quoted 555: are generally steady. Spanish bonds present nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 575.; Fe b. to a fi rmer appearance. Turkish was a shade flatter. At ' Os. 9d.; March and April, 575.; April and May, 3 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 100 .;:s. to 102 ; ditto Four-sod-a-Half per Cents., 88 to 90. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62 to 63; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 92 to 9 4. Sardinian, 84 keek ea Iliad Casks.. to 86. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to ",!,` . 7 l 'V t eg ne 72. Mexican, 201 to 213. Spanish Deferred Three ' 4trivallastweek per Cents., 171 to 181; and Turkish Bonds. 76 to 1. en a cti rom, let June The list of sales is annexed :-Buenos Aye. Six per " I ' Cents., 51. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 62, Arrivals for the week en Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 14t h Feb., 741. casks delivery m stu a fro l ,48Ok: 1 . 1211. Russian Five per Cents., 100 ; ditto, Four-and a-Half per Cents., 90. Spanish Old Three per Cents., other places-total, 717 a for account, 14th Feb., 363. Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds, 76, 761; ditto, for account, 14th Feb., 761, SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. Monday next, the 12th inst., will be " making up" They, are a fear more beasts than on Monday last; the OF TALLOW. 103. 1864. . 40,318 38,157 ." 1,816 1,747 74,727 75,638 803 1,041 .1 74,447 90,600 44e. . Od. 63..94. 38,065 2,122 28,651 717 61,918 57..04. 455. Od. ! 640. ed: 575.34.: 'din t s Feb. 20 last year, 275 auks, The arrivals last week comprised :3 from Australia, and 150 from ------ . ---.-- day in the thus market. - wade is 'my slow, and quotations remt•n . aboui the day. The supply of sheep is usinernedtesaislthi226w7rkbyhaaiee much smaller, however, in consequ en ce Fame of as the o d a ead t m ha a t ekets prices have notadvancel m u c h . t° 'te ne t bee i n m rtea ta vy. of ti f!./ e rl reci° list Madrid, from Lisbon ; 3,000 ounces of gold by the although the number of calves is small, we cannot quote Bacchante, from Africa; 75,000 dole. by the Baltic, higher than on Friday. From Germany and Holland from New York ; 910,000 dole. (of which 586,000 there are 198 bents and 43 calve s ; Spain, 70 bes , ts ;Sc A- 1 dole. consisted of silver, and 324,000 dolt. of gold) land, 400; Norfolk and Suffol 2,400 ; and 200 from the by the Solent, from the West Indies, &c.; and 1,6001. northern an:i fl midland d. counties. .. a. Sr a in gold by the Natal, from the Cape. row Seib. liaretettla...4 . 8 410 Best as. a 115.-bd b e i :dh o '. d e . 0 4 4 46 4 8 The total value of these arrivals is about 222,00 a rt:4l 6 t b ti l ustr i tio's'i::: 1 t : t & ; t O. / d o r ATii i. 0 0 e y The shipments are understood to have been limited. 11 `"• Plre ... ... 314 4 I DO. 40 Mora The Custom-house statement of the exports of tall: tt...t tem i ................. 410 5 2 lambs; „. .„... ~ 0 0 0 0 precious metals direct from London during the week .. I .'"'" at mirk° l - 303 ; gb"P and " bg . 17 . 3.:) i ( *lle . . 67 ; OM Includes only 1,650 ounces of gold coin and 1,300 ounces of gold bars—worth together about 12,200/. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. —all to Belgium. The Madrid has also taken out Mesas. Fattenden and Smith report that the demand 72,9641. in specie for Lisbon and Cadiz. tor new as well as fine yearling hops, continues steady ' The total ascertained shipments of the week are . " the following currency :—Mid and East Kents, 161. to !,:. I . ; Weald of Kents, 15/. to 161. 10s.; Sussex, 141. to thus raised to about 85,0001. against an ascertained 1.. , . 10s. ; Kent and Sussex yearlings, 71. 10s. to 12/. importation of 222,0001. Shipments of gold, parti. drawn from the Bank, have also been made in , private hands to the Continent, bat not, it is believed, COAL hIARKET.—THIS DAY. to any important extent. No ships at market. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the I:ttli . ..--_-!---- inst., for the conveyance 1,000 tons of army pro visions from the to the Crimea; and of a • small quantity of ordnance stores to Corfu. The new bonds of 1,000!. each of the Turkish loan . 1 lie llampshire Advertiser published on Saturday are advertised as to be ready for delivery on Tuesday the new scheme for the future government of St. Cross next, and on the succeeding Tuesdays, and the bomb Hospital, u settled in the !tolls Chambers. In this scheme of 6001. on Tuesday, the 20th inst. The bonds of ]OW. t 4 c , r p r an ele d n p t r i o n s c p o r m e iv o r t l y t h w e he hospitalwh e n the pirse present r mr l; d le a a t s l ea s rili s e and 501. are stated by the contractors to be in prepares- r rest tithes of the various parishes which belong to it ex tion, and will be delivered" as early as practicable. - l ore, its income will be 8,0001. a year. The government A call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the Ames of the et the hospital is to be vested in fifteen trustees, chosen Eastern Steam Navigation Company by the ;di from the respectable inhabitants of the city of Winchester and its neighbourhood. A muter will be appointed, who March. is to be a clergyman of the church of England. Ile is to The new concessionaire shares in the Netherlands ' be chose& by the Bishop of Winchester for the time being, Land Inclosure Company are to be ready for delitt ry . and subject to his canonical jurisdiction. His salary will on Monday, the 12th inst. ' be, for thet, 2304 a year. Ile is .to be the incum- The South Australian Land Company's shares rest •• brat of St. p 'aith, the parish in which St. Cross is situated. 11. to-day, and Van Diemen's Land 10s. London 41.1euircs to res an id d e i r n wo the fu tosp n it r a r l, ir j e si s sr o fo n rm su d n agl service in t, its r and County Bank shares were in request, and the the hospital brethren and the inhabitin ' t ' s an d o 1 b u r y stock of the Bank of New South Wales rose 1/. faith, who are interred in the church-yard of Crystal Palace closed at 3 3-16 to 3 5.16. London ' that parish without fees. There is to he a receiver of the Dock stook has been dealt in at 101; Victoria Dock, items of the hospital, who is to be appointed by the true new shares, at 81 to 9i (101. paid); General Screw . tats, who who is A to be rte p r ait s 6 r p o er h c e ent. of appointed t at revenue e l l , of Steam Shipping at 141 to 14; ; and Peninsular and of 301. year. Fre ° ie not to be a brother of the hospital a ,n ar of Oriental, old shares, at 54j. • receive rations. He is to keep in order the church premises land grounds. The question of fees for showing the hospital is to be left with the trustees. The brethren are to be at ptesent thirteen in number; they are to receive 10s. a week and daily rations of meat, bread, and beer, but their extra allowances on gaudy days are to be abolished. The trustees have the power to commute the allowances to the brethren by a money payment, not exceediag 40/. a year for each brother. The daily dole of bread sad beer to all strangers Applying at the porter's lodge, and the doles of bread now dill . dat the gates of the hospital on certain festivals of the year, are to be abolished. ST. CROSS HOSPITAL. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The English funds have been well supported to day. but are quoted at the present moment a shade flatter than they closed on Saturday. There is, how ever, an entire absence of important fluctuations. business continuing limited. Consols were quoted during the greater part of the morning 911 to 1„ but are now a trifle flatter, at 91;, "sellers." For money, transactions are recorded at 91 to 911, and the present quotation is 91 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at •911 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 911 to 92; Exchequer Bills, at 6s. prem.; India Ronda. at 15s. prem. In the foreign stock market the only descriptions in which business is recorded are Turkish at 781 to ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 621; and &g -rill= Old Five per Cents., at 1001. Mexican is nominally quoted 20} to 211; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 181; and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. NEW DOCKS AT POETBIIOI6TB.—The new south ialet dock, opening into the steam basin in this dockyard, has been completed by Messrs. Edmund Smith and Co., the contractors, and it only requires the caisson to make it ready for opening. It will be used for the first time on the Ist day of April next, for the purpose of docking the Queen's new yacht Victoria and Albert. The extreme length of this splendid dock is 337 ft. 10 in., and the length for the keel 302 feet 10 in. The extreme width is 80 ft. 9 in., and that on the floor 32 ft. 9 in. ; whilst the depth at the caisson end is 29 ft. 6 in., and•at the other one foot len. But a proposed new dock will eclipse this and any other dock in the world. This has, indeed, been already com menced by the same contractors, and will be an extension of the present steam basin, or No. 9 dock, straight into the ',arbour. This will be about 600 ft. in length, capable of docking any ship of that length, or two ships of between 204) and 300 ft. in length each, *sliding caisson being placed in the antra for this purpose. It will admit a ship drawing .4 ft. of water if the depth of the present steam basin dock is adhered to, but it is in contemplation to lower the bottom of the old dock, and continue the same level throughout, which will give an additional depth of three feet, making a total 'depth of 34 ft. from the coping line.—Hampriiire Teleiraph. • DEATH PROM AN ERROR IN DISPENSING MEDI CINII.—A fatal mistake in compounding a prescription has occurred in Bath, resulting in the death of Tristram Whit ter, Esq., M.D., of Lansdowne-crescent, a gentleman 81 years of age, end well known in the medical profession. It appears that on Monday deceased was slightly indii pond, and applied to Mr. Wood, surgeon, to make him a composing draught. That gentleman pre tctibed six drops of the solution of acetate of morphine, to be administered in syrup of poppies and camphor mixture ; but the assistant of Mr. Steele, a chemist in Bath—to whom the prescription was sent—instead of six drops of solution of morphine, substituted six grains of the I acetate, each grain being in proportion to 60 drops. On the nv,oling after taking the draught, Dr. Whiner was found in a state of come, from which he never rallied. Mr. Steels's assistant, whose name is Robert Cane, and who is of highly respectable connexions, has been committed, on the coroner's warrant, to take his trial on a charge oi man- shughter. FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.—On Saturday last three men and a boy were engaged in repairing one of two balloon boilers, at Darlaston Green Colliery. The other boiler was used to keep the engine at work , when about half-put seven in the rimming it suddenly exploded, the upper part being carried to about 80 yards from the spot. Some of the poor men who stood near were carried to a die uince of 20 yards. Two were taken up dead, two others had shortly afterwards, and a fifth was so fearfully scalded that his recovery is very uncertain. A minute before the explosion the boy, who is 14 years old, was sent for a ham mer which was underneath the boiler that was being re paired, and while getting it the explosion took place, and thus his life was saved. The cause of the explosion is un known.—Staifordsliire Advertiser. A PENITENT TIIIEE.—OR Wednesday evening Mr. J. Knowsley, woollendraper, of Fore-street, Exeter, missed a railway wrapper from his shop door; but on the fol lowing day it was returned to him, with a note, of which the follonag is a copy ;—" Sir, since i took the orse oloath i MVP his told hos you was a Terry kind gentleman and belong to the stranglers (rend soeity. Konsequently i cant net tii i have sari ea back again and hope you wil Wadley twgive year sabalsornat —"—Western MINES. - SATURDAY EVENIN O. There is little business going forward is home mining stocks. We hear of some inquiries, however, for shares in South Wheal Frances West Seton, United Mines, Wheal Mary Anne, Wheal Trelawney, Rosewarne, North Wheal Trelawney, Wheal Wrey, and Tincroft, _ _ The gold mining shares remain dull. The shares of the Company of Copper Miners in England were quoted lower. We subjoin the present quotations of the Mocks in which the chief transactions of the week have taken place, viz. : Alfred Consols, 161 to 161 ex die. ; Devon Great Consols, 370 to 380; North Basset, 171 to 181; North Pool. 70; &nth Caradon, 316 to 325; South Franca, 320 to 330 ; Stray Park, 3t031 ; Tineroft, 21 to 21 ; Thane , 6to .;; . West Condon, 160 to 166 ; West Sewn, 200 to 210 ; Wheel Arthur, 19 to 20; Wheal Basset, 650 to 660; Wheal Buller. 640 to 550 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 35 to 36 ; Wheal Trelawny, 34 to 35 ; Wheal Tremayne, 3 to 3i ; Balnoon, 2to 2: ; Cwm Darren, 4s. to 6s. ; East Tamar, 16s. to 17s. 6d. ; Emit Russel, 21 to 21 ; °rambler and St. Anbyn, 20 to 21 ; N an tees and Penrletw, 11 to 11 ; Mollaud, 2s. to 3a. ; North Wheal Trelawney, at to til ; Resewarne, 106 to 110 ; Sortridge Consols, 3to 31; Saint Day United, 11 to 2 , Trebarvab, 11 to If ; Vale of Towey, Bs. 6d, to fle, 0;1. ; Wheal Charlotte, 6to6} ; North Robert, 16 to 17 ; T ro fasts, 61 to 7; Wheal Wrey, 41 to 6; Lelant Consols, 2 to 21 ; Gonamena, 12 to 13. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. The gold mining shares remain quiet. Agua Fria 1 , shares are quoted 1 to 1 dia.; Nouveau Monde. I to 3.16 per share; Colonial Gold, I to I per share ; and Great Nugget Vein, 1 to 1 dim. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted $0 to 31 ex div. • Peel River, 21 to 2/ ; North British Australasian, 1 ds. to par. The share@ . 1 tm Baglish and Australian Copper • Beasrist=hohasiLinestbssis dealt Pam in at It to 31; i I ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM FEB. 5. TO FEB. 10. - ----- scot c h'. .—. ir e . --.-- --- Easliab. Wheat.— 1347 - . . turley 4tB6 10 $ this 269 213 OO 1011. OO a oar. 07 sacks, end barrels. '