The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-31 00:00:00

7 7 1, -, f.;• A , ... .- M.: - • ,;/' - CO ) ,,_, I ..5.--- t .es ea ....• l '. - le r ...,,,,G.,... c yl 1 •/"...-(0*--,.../C0-4-, --.-.. ---... Tte . ....., T ._.._ . _ aleprt%% :A ifisors, at ), odd test Lois, Batasis Med, sod Johanna Sydney ; Dee. 12. Born Nilo, a Ceylon . • sad Thos. rood, 21st, 'bar, 31st, No. 2,636.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, 185 i. [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. it JI `SOH'S LIB TOILZION 221 10 14 Antwerp sag nottardaat I 3/ Beiglaa Camera Junction 20 f Benerea to Grainier* 10 Is. BooLliaroda&Oen.brUla 20 14 Dijon and Besancon 110 10 Dutch Rhenish 1) aR Extern or Franca ...... 10 111 Do. New 10/ 211 Eat Ir.disa 20 4 Do. Extension 100 all al , p.S7 convert 100 all De. do. 59 I into 'to 1.) 10 Gram& Junction of Prance 15 121 G.Trunk of Canada A.•• 11. 25 all ' Do. St. Law. & nano 100 50 Do. Cert. of Debenture* 00 all I Do. Coropy.h , 6p. at dal 20 10 Great Central of Yrance I all IGlrest ',dun Pentastna 1 Do. News per cent - :WAIL _ _ MONEY MARKET. cer i i n i h die $2l 32 si. 6 pm 1I I 1 a poi Pa TVISDAV EVENING. The funds continue to show steadiness, notwith standing the existing ministerial crisis. Prices opened rather flatly, but subsequently rallied, and finally closed the same as yesterday, though / per cent. below the 4 o'clock quotation of that day. The hope that a strong government, bent upon a vigorous pro secution of the war, will be speedily installed, tends materially to support the market. The sales on government account are steadily though very gradu ally continued, and to this source may be almost entirely ascribed the current supply of stock. The knowledge in the Stock Exchange, however, that the government broker is a constant seller of savings bank stock operates as a check to any upward speculative movement, as, owing to the mystery in which these transactions are sedulously shrouded he Mr. Gladstone, uncertainty prevails as to their extent. We have already adverted to the objections urged against this secret system, and to the prejudicial influence which it is likely to exercise on the national service. MARK LANE.—THIS DAY. The weather continues rather severe, with some little quantity of snow falling. The English wheat which remained over unsold last market day was all cleared off this morning, at prices fully equal to that day's currency. Holders of wheat evince firm ness; and it is questionable if buyers will succeed in purchasing the recent foreign supply on easier terms; when this is cleared off, but litthe con reach us for months to come. Flour was unchanged in value. Oats were a dull sale, at the rates of last market day, ar rivals being large. In barley, beans, and peas there was no change. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JAN. 21 TO JAN. SI. Qrs. English. Ranch. Irish. froreign. 145..fn Barley 2310 ••••• 2 0370 1030 I 15330 soak, awl 38 banal. slit kWh. Its (Maws P. IL hiked MI Aalborg Onere a JUNE Mow Odor kr ictsta ribtf • it 1 Is ii 91 - 24 21 pm par pm Ipm car 2 21 2 1 a 12s 1111 4 oil 10i.Ltaseosboiii Caot.hb Do.. do. Obilgattoool Gt:i'ent: - Danad - a, en._ Do.hda., pay 57.0 pt. WI Do. to. 62. do. I Us. do. 7h, do. I Do. do. 73,withont of Hannlton sod Toronto ~ Do. 6 per Cent. 'Lyon. and Geneva Lyons sn,l Medd/crouton Madras Do. New INJrnar & Liege (with InD Northern of Prance Ditto Yl. sham Date _OrhrietPi & rerSimeillk 'I 16j : 97 100 93 95 9Ws or 97 100 li 1 1 RI9 MINCING-LAN — E.—THIS DAY. SCOAIL—There has not hen a public sale to day, but the market has a steady appearance. Refined dull Brous lumps qu:ted at 42e. New 9114ess Prkrao Chiseassy ...nklewsUs -Vales It.tuce Maw, -No NOMA dim J P 39 3 4 Money continues% Asir &Mind, kith in the Stook Nang. and out of doors. In :the Stock Ex -Ns rats on government securities is 3 to sh Paris awl Parks sag Paris sad AMY READ, It I. priomuleep4Mny MORNING 99 , 911. - —1119190 110. 1` et —n. ADAM. 9, rarilaassit.sinst. W994=99999, VIA striking and effective, in the works of the most - 40 modern composers. The richness of the part- r t . writing, and the sublimity of the choral effects, make s this anthem a model of ecclesiastical composition. et Bonduca is well known as one of the finest of so Purcell's dramatic works. The selection from it con- 2. 'lolled of the grand chorus, " Hear us, great Reg- 11 with," so full at once of martial ardour and pro- 25 found devotion ; the tine piece of musical recita lion, "Divine Andate"; the dust, "To arms"; ei and the glorious chorus, which has long since taken 2 its plata among the national songs of England, ;Z. " Britian, strike home." We wild not listen to these to marvellous efforts of genius without thinking what a pity it is that, owing to the changed state of the drama, they owl no longer be heard upon the There is no mimic written for the stage sines PA day, that is mods beautiful or more dramatis t. The evening ed,aleded wit* few sieCoess to fly,' wu sung with much - sweetness by j u Mr. Benson; and the famous "Let the dreadful s engines," the mad song of Cardenio in Don Quixote, q was given with force and passion by Mr. Lawler. The company broke up, delighted with their enter- at. taintinnt, and more than ever devoted to the memory si of Purcell. so ROYAL INSTITUTION. Yesterday, Dr. Tyndall delivered his third lecture t o ' on Magnetism, in which he considered more particularly 20 some of the Feculiar and more recently discovered proper- : ties of magnetic force. flaying, in the first instance, re peated the experiment of magnetising a thin bar of steel, and then breaking it into pieces, to show that _ . polarity resides in every separate particle, he Is!-:‘ contrasted the action of steel with that of soft iron, in which the magnetism is instantaneously induced, 13 and as quickly departs when the inducing force is removed. :I This property of becoming magnetic is, however, limiest 10 to a certain temperature ; and Dr. Tyndall exhibited several It' experiments to illustrate the interesting relation that ap pears to subsist between magnetism and heat. Having 1 8 0 heated a poker red hot, he brought it near to a sus- se pcnded magnetic needle, on which it appeared to posses. 31 .• 3 no influence, but when the poker was cooled gt. , the magnetic action was immediately restored. The St magnetic property of soft iron is not, however, entirely dia. St " sipated by heat, though it has been ascertained by Mat at - teuchi that the magnetism of a red het bar is about fifteen million times less than that of cold iron. The eff..ct of heat so' in diminishing magnetism does not take place gradually, :I: but at a certain temperature the bested iron suddenly g t . changes its magnet.c character. This was shown by e one ingeniously arranged experiment, in which a red het g . iron ball was suspended to a scale beam immediately over NI a magnet. At first, and whilst it remained of a bright red 1.1. heat, the ball swung about slowly, with a regular pendulum 10 action, not affected by the attraction of the magnet beneath, ef t but on a sudden its oscillations became more rapid, evi et - dently showing that its susceptibility to magnetism had been restored. Another effect of the induced magnetism in soft 191 iron, in variance with the action of permanent magnetism in steel, was shown in the geometrical increase of attractive force by adding to the strength of the magnet. To prove tit. this, an ghetto-magnet was excited in different measured 1 : 1 degrees, by regulating the current of electricity that passed 10 through the surrounding wire coils, and the amount of ese attraction excited towards &small mass of soft iron was de- et. termined by a weighted beam. When the sirength of the I ,fi! magnet was doubled, the weight it lifted was quadrupled. ; This curious result was explained to be owing to the induc- 141 lion in the soft iron of an amount of msguitism equal to 43 that in the magnet, and they thus reacted on each other 10 with • double force, producing • quadruple power. Tbe same St. effect would not be produced by the attraction of a piece of It , steel, because its attraction towards the magnet remains con- In scent, and is increased by increase of poser only directly mop in proportion to the strength of the magnet. Towards the at. concluaion of his lecture, Dr. Tyndall directed attention to so dia-magnetic phenomena, observing that whilst only iron, 10 steel, nickel, and a few other bodies are magnetic, nearly every body in nature possesses the peculiar property disci vered by Professor Faraaay, in 1846, of beingw bat is termed dia-magnetic, that is, of bring repelled by magnetic poles at right angles to their ordinary lines of attraction. On the so lecture table there was collected a great variety of articles, .ncluding gold, silver, bismuth, wax, wood, tallow, putt. IX. toes, cabbage, tub, and beef steak, all which, if suspended between the poles of two magnets, would place themselves "'" in a position across the two poles. Several experiments were pt. exhibited to show the peculiar action ; and Dr. Tyndall ex- pressed his opinion that further research into these interest 24 log phenomena will lead to important discoveries respecting so the nature of magnetic force. 25 ROTAL FREE ROVITAL, GRAT'S INN-ROAD. — Yesterday, the annual meeting of the governors of this in stitution was held is the board-room of the hospital; the Right Hen. the Lord Mayor in the chair. Mr. Fenn, the secretary, read the annual report, from which it appears that, during the oast year, 41,835 patients have been re lieve!, being 5,621 more than in the preceding year, and mating a total, since the liundation of the hospital in 1828, , of 481,602. Daring the late visitation of the cholera the hovital was open day and night, and 5,621 persons then relieved. Money and clothes were given to destitute patients, and the officers of the hospital had been the means of a number of unfortunate females being restored to their homes and friends. The income of the institution during , the past year amounted to 4,6191. 18s. Bd. ; and, in come queue° of the increased amount of relief, the expenditure had exceeded the receipts; and the committee in their report, ationgly appealed to the governors and the public generally for their aid to place the hospital (tee from debt, and in a position of increased efficiency. It wa. further stated, in answer to a question, that the debt of the Institution amounted to nearly 5,0001. On the motion of the Lord Mayor, the report was received and adopted ; and, after the mat routine business, the proceedings terminated. . Si 7 N Ti '74 41 . 110 Pa lls in 3ft "5 I . 4 73 t b dk dls It 11 it 34 111 Ili Par II Pa eb dia 6 pea 314 96324 96 61 62 6 9 46 41 12 14 MI 101 10 I Di JONaH'S LIGHT BROWN COD MUSIC. SHARE LIST& LIVER OIL-This pore, onaduheratert, and speedily elks. —•-• .--e-- npredy. tree brow repaid es deetatle cc after-note, sow eves. TVINIOAT 4410=0. I taly pressrlted Ivy Me Slaileml poi:emu, with extraordinary sue, THE PURCELL CLUB. es, see in one *Wei the Pals 00 Ma entirety felled, wv7 l'e This society held its eighteenth annual meeting atThe railway share market was generally firm to- siteste. wrlnere and retail. of ANSAIL. HAIWORD, and Co., 77, day,assisted by a scarcity of some stocks for the . atmAtaeco. .De. de lueglie woe manger& iirapian op ..). the Albion yesterday evening. settling. This was chiefly observable in the case of d i , IA; pinta (Pr La.), le. lid. ; quarts (41loa.), 9.. Professor Edward Taylor, of Gresham College, the London and North Western and Great Western founder and president of the club, filled the chair, stocks, both of which have commanded I " beekwar- ESE and COMFORT in SHAVINIO.-B. and a n d th ere was a f u ll a t ten d ance o f members, boti: IL ODWVANA • CANTON STROP, or Qualribstend Chinese professional and unprofessional. Having so often lotion: ' Lancashire and Yorkshire and Midland Shareener, rerkm skating easy le Ms most Mader skin. The • stcckswere in sufficient supply. The business in taaaaise mahatma u eaer that rust eminent singer, Mr. Setae recorded the proceedings of the Purcell Club, it would this department is very limited, but the balance of en: 111 re arts Dish of your Rum Strop, and Ind Mt te be superfluous now to enter into details respecting b ona wow better than nay strop I have hitherto used for giving aUr its objects and constitution. It is sufficient to say fide transactions appears to have been latterly edge to coVieg Instrerenss Ise epitomical and surgicalon the side of purchases. C. Aar= K eV. Te Mes s . B. sod S. Cow•dit, Invattera.Mn i a; that its great purpose-to do honour to the name , _ searts-strett• Lastlost." shoes lb° Pi Z 8", may " laired i a " of the greatest of British musicians, and to 1/ Ail perfumes, at 3a. AL. :A AU 9d. id. dadii.-001i9 NV THIS DAY.-Two o'CLow. peousrivitery....es - nra. Tooth Powder end Sturm Perko. keep fresh and green the memory of his glorious The railway share market to-day is rather flat, but works-is fully accomplished. The club consists of TO PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-The return eminent members of the musical profession, and of with little general change in . price. London and TO & lath to the resprctive locerdlng-schools Wass a soli. amateurs worthy of the name, for they love music as North-Western stock has declined to 101 i to 101, sitar for their personal comfort and attraction. Now it is that enspeculative sales. Caledonians are also flatter, at ROWLAND& MACASSAR tilt„ • great and beautiful art, and not as a trivial amuse- be Accelerating the growth sod fur improving and maritittins meet. There is no man living to whom music in 301 to 31. Great Western stock is quoted 661 to / ; the Car, ROWLAN DS' EALTDOIL this country owes more than to the accomplished Lancashire . and Yorkshire, 7 , 4 to 1; South-Eat- I ; t Pr improving the elan and complezion. sad removing autaneoua president of the club. Ile is conversant, not only erns, 1 1 a to and Great Northern,, 221 to . striptease, sad with the art itself, but with its history, philosophy, French shares are steady. ROW AND S ' ODONTD. or rem, Dentifrice, Inc rendering th e wets beautiful:7 white and and literature ; and his Gresham lectures, constantly reserving the aura.. are ene , siered u dierperats ocommeoaldwata attended by crowded audieuces, have restored to ... fee the at"na' ^ " 15 ° 45 P. m "' •d• ' a ' l i cs •`' lumsra./17 we l l" the music chair all the importance and influence it "`' "' . RAnwAn• Cbming Prise' II". tee aid sidared. Nll . - • • •• • • • . _ ... . i J111R14.21,..... . . •• -,1 .! 3i t ;.7%.! ,- k 7 0 - dia - Wein di idivisuelmihibmb 1, , nithal• paelitus et kat imening'iventertain- lei Abu. byid aasynyiiiii; • iii EMIT - RIM: LONDON • MORNING Ma Bowlilted - fins. et ',TOW Of the great motor ' s N nr o k b a s• L• k la i l &X,. i'l " I - .• ' , , ~..., earns, WWI OL ' anthems; next, of a selection from the opera of al , go 44.8,..., ,i 74 1 ' y es. d. .1• - ••• scenic, dm amessieef lies mansiess mad iy aga ra m ap d s l a d y. a =Do demoted Tow im. RIK* ii.i.)..t '' 111 et% .I.:‘ or rioiled l4"l3l = - oil. g= 3, Professor Taylor. let giving "toe immortal i t ~ .• A . rrigiv. Lib* Writ sid labia el itatiMelel 110,11-11 Übe WNW is. report% end la the vaned essesentee eel eadeladdlig Mown of Henry Purcell, " prefaced the toast by so , .... - • ...il...( Li a: s t - ,'" Wa "Sial a " Is " St y , " LW " . a " assitil7 11681.-615 . " 1 " r Wakkedolto Versals es the character of his sacred so sa l rea si 26 all and Aterd2. , 0 r T 7 181711.001111114PONDENT8 AT Tllll *AT OT WAR. aisle , Mr. Taylor obeerlted• th at saner composers et. toe asst A5 . . e ... _.. -..14is • • '. •:-;•.* ',. foamy NANA ti RILL sacs attwimeenues.. - Ice die church bad taken Pelestrins for their model, ls at Wm s iiasi . B4... , - - .." As eltehtlively ray report of is tastable issyle rip. )) all. 1111111131 g their anthems consist entirely of choral her- gi . pog " ' NM vw,. , cl'ir‘ . • ".: lac le . :NI am le is kg rap Overlaid 31alk i = g srealle 1 - 11J1 DALT DAILY WSW Wollis , • sway; but Parma Wes the first to tiro* isidothese ii - - De. IL D. cede .)... - . T.. . . Ida Ha of Pomo. aavaanaasupers. forms and to foileveao other guide than the just and 0. iso i N sm . Dei amemai i,;B ...... ••'• • • • ii l s i 1 4 i s 6. IT ViCUJDAS /ALL OTTADIRY A H y ww.4 beepoirms. sal Wait Tolulter W adre 610 Sat; forcible expression of the sacred words, and Mr. ea. Ife andzc., 44 to . , dew OW weDologsdak " PR * " N a b ' bil "" Taylor referred to the anthems about to be performed all sad I die NA i esi selineealbr Dig A &Aram: Ambits set maws 191 Ili as illustrations of th is remark. Two of them anthems aa gm eigiaviiikida maws* si re : DODD AM semi beeftemihe et aewor m es Wake ;or " are among the very finest works of this class M. 1110 Qua Aram -..-.... mel IBA go disk liesvaiwereet.74 .. that have ever been produced. The one, "Blessed l i r,- r. : 1 4 ,,,Ae assev abdi t .., IN " in n 4 , „. 11.8. W expoteseed risi =les Ws mot 17 OPSIOINI pa aII ODA Pe paliable 11114 al alai& the are they that fear the Lord," in 0 minor, and for et. tie Ocestult.wrt W . /1114 1 mq PP 81 ' • arseserieeseemel•ca,l•oloo47noals=l.4"ll Pica four voices with a chorus, was composed en the la. WO Grad Weler s id4 Mn iff As advioni by Niiiilado odds.. lii. lie lia: lbw rai iib SI . •• occasion of a public rejoicing ordered for the sup- . sa a n L em o n e n . .. 74 I. • of the Queen of Jame, 11. Its pli. it mak tii;= 7 i . 1 2 n AILY NEWS FORWARDED to theCOUNTRY Wand pregnancy by 'T imm) dayT , s o id . . al, per (M. parser In advents, remarkable for an dramatic construction, the . iimple a z aa sus iata tabu& T. Jr n 4 IL.. 4fonN MADDOI.IO, upper Aihany.es„ gegesea.parkellddimilw and beautiful flow of its melody, and the stand i IN Do. .-.s lig Al as sad News Meet choral climax with which .it concludes. The ethic, .Al 111 Da ' sa d ta ds fa raj g " 0 give thanks," is still "more remarkable, aad is a, L A .._ Pori lee ip • pAILY NEWS LENT TO BEAD , final 8 supplied is town se worm si perhaps the ehtfeesisore of the composer. It is also st. in. 'tea Para WNW& 161 11114 1011 IWO rig 3 p.m.„ sore . per week ; • wa for Dewy - - - NA. De Id• VW_ t_____ _dal dr 121 • 44 . 'midi: 6 T 16 . "alma. for four solo voids and a elms, Mid shows how very .alle . u rinds pe a s 404 ie. 111111P041 2, "Ne far as a harnionist, Purcell was in advance of hig is - #44 pe.x_to#,ltsuda•tc:: I d 4 a 7 . 0 REA D i n ', a d o , age. We find in it chords of great power and beauty St. ~.14 ~r,,„„..r5 t : „.. , West .. . ,t ~, ii „SILT NEWS t • whicch no one had ever used before, and which emaill as di Do sae BAYSWATER -DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ• ; and supplUd to the Knotty by main, post, at DK td. petui qrte. 4 Wyman. M. BURIAICIt. Grove-tarrass. W e st. bearaelynave, Mkt. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRAIA'T, JAL 30.—PROMOTIoN6.—Clerks 0. Teat (15411) and A. 0. Thomas (1849) promoted to the tank Sr pmmusers. - _ _,_ _ 0. L. Bridges, fiat• the Dike of Wellingtos, UI, mew steam ship, of 700 home power, at Spithead, to the Geyser, 6, paddle-wheel steam limp, of 280 horsepower, at Portsmouth ; and F. W. B. H. Merwell, from the Doke of Welliagtoe, to the Hasulbal, 90, screw steam ship, 91460 hermit-poees s at peripert. BAGGAGE AND LAND IRANsPORT CORPS.—Four of this c Hirers of th.s corps base started for the East. Colonel Iledordo and others will follow. Calomel Napier is to remain at hums, arab a staff, to superintend the re cruiting and the formation of a depot at Woolwich. PORTSMOUTH, Ji.s. 30. The men-of-war at this port are being rapidly got forward for service again, especially with a view to the equipment of another D iltic Reel in the spring. The Duke of Wellington, 131, screw ship, Captain Gordon, is progress ing in her refit at Spithead ; the Ajle, CO, screw, Captain Warden, which went out to that anchorage yesterday, has emberked her powder and shell to-day; and the Geyser, 6, paddle sloop, Commander Dew, has filled up with coal. These have been augmented by the Esk, screw sloop, Captain Birch, which has gone out of harbour toiday, and taken in her powder and shell. The other ships in bar boor make similar progress. The Retribution, 2S, paddle-wheel steam-frigate, Csp tam Tath.m, is to have the injuries she sustained at the attack on Sebastopol immediately repaired. While these are going on her crew will be gr►nted leave of absence, being paid up wages on Thursday. The Dragon, 6, paddle-wheel sloop, Captain Willcox, kft Spithead this morning for Plymouth. The Sandia's, convict ship, arrived at Spithead last night from the river, to embark prisoners from the convict prison at this post, fur conveyance to Gibraltar. About SO were taken out to her this afternoon in the Echo steam tug, and she labs( quehtly sailed for her destination. The Mem, 3, paddle, went out of harbour to-day, to try her machinery. The Snowdown, steamer, will sail for Balsklava to-mor row morning early, wits the last of the wooden huts sad the machinery, &c., for the wharf labourers for the same place, who go out in her, sad which she has shipped to-day. PLYMOUTH, Tun')Ay Mown's°. The hired strew steam transport Canadian sailed from Plymouth Sound this morning, with troops for the Crimes. A larg,e quantity of hospital and medical stores arrived )esterdey at the Southampton-docks, to be em barked on hosed the Severn, bound Inc the Black Sea, con sisting of linen ni,tht caps, sheets, flannel shins, towels, ho.pi•al blue cloth coats, and trousers, and 10 tons of dis- Infectirg The master of the horse transport ship A. wrecked at Eupatoria, has returned to England. after saving all be could Irons the wreck. It was this ship that when on shore was apparently about to become an easy capture by the Cossacks, when, to the surprise of the Hussiaos, and still mire to the astonishment of those on board the Asis, the stranded French line-of-battle ship Henri IV., wrecked in the same gsle, let Ily such a shower of grape, from her poop guns, elthe ugh the sea was washing through her (lecke, that the Cossacks were swept back with great THE CHURCH. The Lad Chancellor's Vicarage of Clent, near Stourbridg• has become vacant by the death of the Rev. An.lphus iopkins. It is worth SOOl elm. The Rectory of Kilrhedin Pembrokeshire, also in the gift of tbo Lord Chancellor, Ls become vacant by the death of the Rev. B. Lamm The Rev. John Gile Dobree, M.A., bas been insti tuted to the 'Lett »y of 11,lton St. Mary, in Suffolk, on the esgetati.ei of Sit Ricketts Rowley, of Tendring /dell, But. LOCAL BOARDS OF HEALTIL—Sir B. Hall, M.P. for Marylehme, na tittd fur a retarn, shortly before Christ ie ~. from all loc a l board- of health of soma of money as- Media in and about, and preliminary and incidental to, the application of the Pablie Health Act, or charged or ailio.: .0 respect thereof, &a This return has been made, aol waa on Saturday puluished by order of the linage of Commons. Tak in g a few places by way of specimen, it win be found that the preliminary szpenas of applying the tail act in certain localities was as follows, tic : In ,])urban, SI/. ; L eicester, LW.; Bristol, 2691.; Cardi ff . I VAL; Gloucester, lfili. ; Chatham, 97/. ; Ttnemoisth, 641.; ki wowerhaapton.nu. ; Croydsn. 11W.; ry, 091. ; Cu. 5, NM; Chelmsford, 1041 ; Rugby, 1061. ; Merthyr- SQ. 111101. ; Blodgett, 13.51.; Foeehaae, 1071. ; 8 mth- PAIL lea ; Totteshans, 661.; Worcester, 1454 1 .; Bridg -2611 ; Aylesbury, 1211.; York, 1361.; Ep50m.1321., . 1611; Bangor, 1,1511. Those sums, it should he toad, only toclude the preliminary expenses. In y places the consent of the General Board of Health been obtained for the roiling of large some of money, mortgage of the rates, or otherwise, for the purpose of hly earryinj oat the sanitary improvements coma memory. Them stims tag from 1,0001. to 66,0001. 1109 kaneb:,! all Do. Shiro No. 1 . 100 ticllaod 100 Do. Ilitu. sad Dab 7... an Yid. O. Wog. (De.) 224 Ditto Ifaltabarr, ~ .. ? . IN.I,7LiF:Drc:,; - iia".:: 1.1 :e u aWrin U Do. Nov. 0 Do. 100 N. Eall-Bemork ..... t) Do. U Ds. O.N.N. on Do. Lois 100 Do. Tort IA k Load= . . .—. o/1 Do. ow 1111.111•01 rl n ;',.°3l,eatern _ 11 . e. 1 1.1 North k iloothWr4t. June. 1. , 0 Oxfam, Wore., k Wolre,. 4outtisb Central 100 leothola Midland 10 4hrewobury an+l UerekZdl 100 •Itropshire 30 loath Devoe ..... 100 300th Kutent i 30 •oath Wales _ 5 -"omit Yorkeb.tt Itieerthin all . .tockton and Darlington 21; 1' nu:well:men DoekSitalL all Vale of Neath all Waterford and Kilkenny all Waterford ned Limerick all West L..n.10n Is West Cornwall W.Eivlsf Lon.LCrystal P I 1100 Aberdeen 100 Do. No. 2, 7 per CL 100 Caledonian, £lO la Cbeattr and 110.rhead „ all Cerk and haadon al. Dead Perth,& Aber.inse. 2 Nut Anglian Clem A Ith 100 Do. do. Class B. G per Ct 10 0 Do. do. Clam C, 7 per CL 6Vast. Coe. hite„s pc„ No 1 Sij Ditto do. N 0.2 lo Do. New 6 per Cent. Stock SO Past. UlllOll, 10.0 p.CL 100 Ern Lancashi, e all VAat kWeetTotk 10V Pdin., Perth,Dundee 4 p ct. 100 Great Northern 5 per Cellll lOU Do. I per cent. Redeem. able at 10 p.ct. 10' Do. 44 per cent. 2 Dusp.ctac rotattp. , W Gt Stbmwerun(l)i.., 6 o.loe , Lßkraillante spc' 1;0 Do. eon. rt decra.4l p.ct. 100 Dowse ./t redeem.4p.e.l 100 Ditto intdretnable 4p. c*. all Do. Sim. Pref. Shares ; all Do. Chester Pref. M. sp.e 1 100 Do. Birm. Gus Sleek I al. Jo. Chester Una. liharet. i ' all Do. do. do. all Do. do. do. I 6 Lancashire k Yorke. P 110 1I 100 Ditto 6 per cent. Stack IttO Lon.4cHtight.N.O.SP.ecnt 100 Loa.m.M.,CovkNun.". pet 5 Lon.laSthWtetCon.rhirde all tandonderr32:Coler. 1 oh. all for donderr asEnniak.4olll all 11.1n.8bell.lkLine.New101. 41 Do. Le all Maryp.taCarUale, I 4 pCt. 1 100 Midland Cona.Br.kls.6pCti 111 Ditto Preference 4`p. e. all Ditto 6 14 et 4 pro Nut! all Norfolk Debentures 100 Do. Pref. 4 per et. Stock! 141/ Do. 5 peLEaten.St.ls4t IN Neck linnet Nla N.V./JAL—Bey af.4p.ct.Pref Do. do. do. 13 Do. Leeds 6p. et. No. 1 9 Do. Do. (tura., 1•48... 10 Do. York at al Punk North allordrhire 100 Olf.Wore.lk 01.15/.6p et all neottlah Cnr.ral New Pref. all South Perm lj Ditto lofted 44 per Cent. al; &East (Iteed.Ann„Cl.o.6) 100 1.11 , t0 14 per et all 4 outhWal. r gun 4; p. cent all ith.eork•hireipercLGnar 11 .4oc ktonteDertingtonsp. c I 4 Wattrtforaslataar.art pet. 'Mi:atSp.a ran(►)t„emep LINES LEASED AT all I Bedford and Metal , y (lived to Lon.* N. W.) 100 , I Bnekingh.rnebire Gamed i ( to London &N.Westara) 100 'Clydesdale inaction (Icased to Caledonian)... lM EiouLineolneh. guar6pAl. (lease* to Gt. Nortaern) Oltoscster & Dean Forest (leased to Gt. Weotern)! M M 4 I Do. shares (, itte).... Ilk De. eharea (ditto).. Ilf Lando% and Oteenalch (lewd to South IPeoterit) 31, 'Ditto Preference (ditto) lei Lowestoft Untr.4 net Cent. peered to Sor'llk) NS Ditto ditto c per Cent. IN Lon., Tilbury, & Southend (leased to Leto & Co.) di , .3taach.,Boxtoo,tailatlack ((tared to I..&N.Vl*.acMd.; am Middleabro' awl 11“1CLI (I.ased toStoekt Midland Brailurd (Midi.) Nunberna klaaternSpetCt. - QeesMToiitl4soaWlij 10 O Ditto 6 per Ccnt. (d 0.).. 13 U Preston kWyre ilea& Loa. SiN.Wret.o:L.. - ancal'ork) 124. Ditto S .bare, It. lOU lloystois,Hitchln, &Shop. I I Boyetoa, reth . 11!ocit. (lepod to Ursa t NortEaint 94 South Staffordshire (lamed Vl Mr. MlZlest.) 50 wear Valle., 6 per etym (leased toittoeitt.aDarl ) IS Ditto Ditto Ditto .1100 Wilts Ss Somerset (leveed 99 Omit Weigicaj WI/ 69 14 29 36 35 3 6; 16 17 3/ 11 22 24 6 7 ei Se SHARE& 99 301 90 99 95 97 ma 1.1 1* 1 pa 121 II * 58 82 114 116 109 110 100 102 i i Pm 6 6j 94 96 88 90 89_ 91_ 91 10 10 1 71 73 19 194 94 9 144 14 1 Oldie 136 19$ se 7pm IS 12y I i Ick 138 13$ n 1 dl. 4 4$ 66 89 161 106 101 102 60 *2 6 34 1 Oi dim 11$ 115 4 cu. py 93 2 , 9 j 97 99 Is Is 2i 434 M 97 80 99 101 133 116 170 170 Kell•PbUti ..... Cadta bettors Masada* New Orleans .)luste Video test.s.i.= Michael% Sumo Arai ... Nur 1 ark binds& Gc ..Most rides Itst Turk innals Cbeuaa I illy,/ Oilers ..Nov Orb's, Airmails Willem. LI. ire Stylus Dials rye Tat , Wanumbed .Cortaat abopli Ne • mil* to 111ftaipa ....Now OrMw _ - /time 01bnIvu .Cooduatisople Boatel liavaah -- Noe Persamboto Ammo ~. Sea nimbi° tlt Calcutta . Cosseastlaapta Juan ...... . Atha Me.boaras ...Cortaatisogle Li.ho. Kist Coda to.. ftantandn . Leaden Africe ....Constantinople limansall Part Pl4lllO Attics ILk; Janette Oetesill ..11avaasah 3 W. 17, W. 1 N. dos. aye out, IM. 4 X., r. 6, off tho Teo eCanartes. Jan. 21,""od Caps Dee. 16, Ist. 6 N., for the Weet the Tyne, end loska,left Meat h is expected AI conveyance of I . :ITU:VT AND mg. —Vilna a/ a March 26 .133'. to Ki.thriarr eade has F.endon. Dear this rds formed into a ild do her no rood. teks discharged as 'GUI ointment sad it leg is sompleudy d by all Dreggistai traad,Lendoe; ea DEATHd. 1. Barkworth o of a the Ira. of Malce co! w,Uiam kW* are, the wife of G.l. Us 1111:s. of • sou. rdolask, the wife of hton, the ruts of Kr. of llosbargb-fro' a th r.rtdel, e 'a:eM tt ousete9t dahrbtet E.* Ttaamere, by tbe olds', to Limbs*, Truman. At church of Word the miss a..h.a. iarraral, of Park W►r L, VancllrStef, by it tb, wound tlaulbtillf Chi oull, u w pomatury, C. Crawl. 0. AIM Walley. war m Mudge% Kg °( J. CaroUm, will of I. C. aged 70. Was Sarah, wile 01 di* Lollipop!. Mai/ kel r.p., cos of Übe Mogi'. so, of M" ine. 6. .1 the OS nag.J•Jiant 30V et. 46 $0 IX xi 82 1 9567 117 6 sn i Pro a li die s as..l 10 ;11 10 10 6 II 10 al 10 60 16 Si ea 16. N ill 11 11 II is MI SI Ileum sad dans Royal Des'ob Swedish iamb,* mad Illem Do. Si per Ont. Prder 4 si 4. if amea ri 4 4 Pa I II - pit if* irk . No. ~, .r lima. Paid Coln llidmi --. . • , 101,000 1 00 Fria all 3 I 30,005 1 ommia Australisn all 100,000 Us. 54440 00000 all 4 I 10, 10 +aaalealolsa — 1 20,00 10 41000dla10 110,00 1 Aailla Ousiglira all ' 101,0410 1 A 0115111•1 i MINK st 1 Me Illals. 1,000 1141 11100010 boa A coal all 1 7 Mk 1 bid& Ammalliuk Oak! all fl,OOl JO 111116/m. —....,.. --ILI; si 4 51, 85 Orrsalue..(lo4ol. I% an $ ON I* 100011mAini 1 11 * ,000 20 Da.lll.Jeliat Milo 15 21 1110 i 111.000 1 Carson's Craft l3 3 0000 I t'1nC001118.410.4104 i IIM Pm 111.001 40 i_ 0 51 111,004 s W 0510141 WA .....—. 1 5 I 01 92 1 1 11 114740 st. 100 per Wawa or tog. all 50 55 *ooo U silo. PreL 73 Oast. all por 2 out 'Pk • all 1 11 0000 I II 4 Mil I "sou ' Oifteiliani. at i sksso 2 1001101 - 22,41 1114111,511415,41 Saba all i i 11,004 , P1i.......--. all 11,000 UM. ......—.. all 1101 10,50 loitallsa . - - —. I i 3 dls 10015 al l 00 1 S ew alt II 1 1 0,001 +N.Uveriolllo..mosi. all 10.001 "imams Marla .--.... all 10,000 20 Pangamillivar all 1$ 14 1110,ion Port PO* 1 00,00 1 • look .. - . 10,0 i 110 010000 km 10,001 II We. New .. —...- all 5 7 1,001• 30 4aatiago do Cuba III 4 44 111044 1 South suntans a .ll 13 13 li lON 10 lin Croft 411,17, 10.3.114 Mused Yellow all 111 3 70.000 1 Waller -.- all 100,000 1 Wart la;liiiii: all 1 + Transkrabie $h Ba 40 I ; virtne.asls... ... . 49 , :ttit.Col.itank&Loan 20,000. 50 nrinsh North American 40,900: 25 I Charterrd Hunk Ot Asi., 50,000 20 Chart. BAIA of Indtu, gust: Ala, and China.. 22,000 100 Colonia 20,000 Ur ,Commereial of Lawton 20,000 25 Kos.,Scot..3iAnsicharL 25.1100. 20 ILun.Chart.lkink of Ana. 10.01 , i - 20 I Dino New 10,00 i SC London and County 110,000' 50 London J nit stock 30,000 1 , 0 ;London and Westminster 10,3 110 'Nat. I'rov, of England Io,r 20 Do. New .... . 20, So 'tattoos' of Ireland 20,:) 20 New South Wales. 33,8* 25 puent. Bunk CM trnatke 20, 100 PrOvincialollreload 4,0117 10 Do. New 80,000 5 !Royal Australian Bank iug and Gold Dup. Oa, 13.041 25 4..utb Australia 02,100 23 Cukal of Australia 8:1,0 00,00 t, Po. New SO , Colon of Loidon ". 1 MISCEUMII ARrica'tural. Pacific M lii Royal niall ater works %metican St Red.C.o. lan.atethily atirasse.l 2' lEastern Steam Z. Electric Telegrapl= lai General sus. Navigation. Vrirenera.S.s.shipping Co. 301 Irl.l Beetroot Sugar le Mediterranean E.ect.TlL 10 Mexican s SLArnerims 1 Natirmal l'atst.titm.Fad, 10 Netbertinda Land 3 NT.B. Wile. Coal& Inter ] Steam Navigation Co I llNorth Brit. Australasian . 201Norzb of Europe Steam PeelitiverLand&Mineral , 501Penitrular ScOriantetm. !Torqued Ir n Olupasy 104 Basal Mail Steam 1 Seotti..h A ustr.lnvestm 1 Do. New Is loath Atutralian I.aod 1 %bromine Teleg. Scalp I 1 Do. Do. Regi.tersd 30 Tra..terLoan , :o or epees 100 Van themes's Laud Nu. 512.1 I'lsamu, -- 20,0c0 2".• luatraltan All 12,50 i Mt Auotrat 'tan P. Itarra::an Ito) 35,04.1 10 V. :arm 51.,British Amerie. 50 Ott !Neck 100 ' . .!ato..da St. Do.operet.Ja 200,000 6 Copoal Palms 130.000 4 Crpt.a Pesee 50,0 1 Dtr.too Trott tis 6 , 4,1` , 01 2' !tavern Ream 20,0(1 25, Electric Teter. 2u,0:0 laiGeneral sits. 5 13,00( 30; Ot• 20,009 50,4(A 50,4C0 75,400 15%715 1%004 120,000 20,400, 5°.":1 113 N 71 I I 1 Is an se to I. 04 109 1074 104 , 3 3j ' pal Si 3 100,0001 100,000 " 73.000, 75.000 3 , 23,000 10,0J0 ill lit if 24 4 1.7 1 : 1 1 1 1 2se ue Suns OF 00. U. ON THE EUXINE.—A parlia mentary paper published on Saturday (moved for by Mr. Enact, M.P.), supplies some useful information relative to the nature and quantity of the coal derivable from the mines near Heretics, on the Elaine. These mines are situate 39 miles eastward of Ile: aclea (Eregli), and within half a mile of the sea. The coal crops out from the sides of the moun tains, forming the deep narrow ravine in which the mines are situate. The Admiralty, in Aril last, instituted inqui ries respecting those mine', so important for supplying coal to Her Majesty's ships in toe Mediterranean and the Black Sea. The result of the local inerstigations being satisfac• tory, both as regards the quality and quantity of the coal, an agreement was made with the Turkish authorities for the transfer of these mines to our own Government. It was estimated that the mines of Kosloo would yield 30,000 tons per annum, and Rear-Admiral Boxer, writing to Sir J. Graham, on the 29th of November last, saw no difficulty (if a euffinent supply of workmen were sent out) in the mints being regularly worked throughout the year, and producing about 3,000 tuns per month. He also expressed an opinit.n that if the war were protracted it would be necessity to work the sew mines of Zangledik. This hint wise acted en by a T y minute of the 6th of December, in accordance with which the directors of the works would lose eo time in t lacing the Zangledik mines in efficient working order, and it is estimated that 30,000 tons of coal will be extracted from the district c-needed during the six summer months commencing from the Ist April, 1855. Fusses RattwAY TRAFFIC.—The following arethe last returns: ------- tioarssan.—Prova Jan.l3 to Jan.2l : Pareengers,2l9,lll2l; pods, 456,9 . 21.; total, 799,4441. Ron N.—From Jan. 14 to Jan. 20: Passengers, 63,2131.; 3 90 4 1:3, 132. total, 191,4111. sass.—Prom Jan. 1i to Jan. 29 : Passengers, 24,9891.; good., 61,0591.; total, 8',0.71. ORLI-ANT AND BIRANCTi I.oz. —From Jan. 14 ohm. 20: Passengers, 212,2;31.; good., 512,1075.. total, 731.2201. Brassies 50..-• Rom Jan. IS to Jan. 21 Passesgers, 193,499; goods, 40,959 f. ; total, 194,4351. Mostiassv.—Prorn Jan. 15 to Jan. 21 Irostngere, 10,4691. ; goods, 34994. ; total, 31,975 t. Lyons. -1 , 1001 Jan. 14 to Jan. 20: Passengers, 227,7866.; goods, 350,4231.; total, 379,2091. Wsorotor.—From Jan. 15 to Jan 21 : Passengers, 79,9241.; goods, 54,6671.: total , 139,811 f. LTODI TO MICD/TDILMANTAN. - From Jan.s to Jan. 14, Foreseers, 112,5136; goods, 179,3031.; total, 287,5451. ODATOI CENTRAL (Lyons TO Roans)—Prom Jan. 7 111 - Jan. 15: friespes, 40,091, J g00d5,14461ii.; tool, 1844964 change per cent. At Paris to-day the French fonds were rather flatter, but the closing range was only ito per cent. below that of yesterday. The reports received to-day from the other continental stock markets pre sent no variation of importance. • Consols for the Bth Fsb. were first marked 911, tied had recovered at the clots fo 911 to 1. Poe _ - was 911 to 1 . The follows :—Ti s ree per I, ; ditto, fer per Cent. Re- Cants., 911 1 6-18, 41, Bank Stock, to 71. prem., any variation, is well sup-' , to the late. 4t, the rate of 7 per cent. per r Cents. were :per Cents., 89 its., 61 to 62; _.rto Fo per H. Sardinian, 84 to 86. Peruvian Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72. Mexican, 21 to /. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 18. Saks are recorded u fol low :—Brszilian Old Five per Cents., 100. Cuba Seven per Cent. Bonds (Matanzas and Sabanilla Railway), 98. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621. Equadorl3onds, 4. Mexican Three per Cents., 21. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 70Z, 71. Portuguese Four per Cents., 41/. Russian Four-and a-Half perCente , 891, 3. Sardinian Fire per Cents., 86. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 17/. Turkish %ix per Cent. Bonds, 761, i ; ditto, for account, 14th Feb., 76Z. The scrip of the French Loan was quoted 3} to 4/ prem. The foreign exchanges this afternoon presented so variation of importance. The more favourable ap ' pearanee of the rates on the chief continental cities is maintained, but the upward movement has made no further progress. The Iberia has taken ont about 63,0001. in specie to the Peninsula. The bar biker brought in by the last \V&st India packet was sold to-day at 51. I : 31. per ounce standard, being an advance of Id. per ounce on the previoas price. This silver wus taken for India, owing to the recent movement in the exchange with that cuuutry. The thirlßllnualmeeting of t he Auatralasian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Company is to be held on the 20th Feb. The half•yearly meeting of the Cork and Bandon Railway Company is to be held on the 14th of February. In the market for land shares, today, those of the Peel River and Canada Companies were better. The only important variation in Bank shares was a decline of 1/. in the stock of the south Australian Itankim.: Company. The shares of the Crystal Palace of France have been dealt in at 5; and 6 (41. paid). LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-JAN. 30. Lilts sod M. Morey. Time. Prices as neer noted this ili.y. Amsterdam per £ 3 Months 116. 17jetv.... 1111 Piste. Ditto ehort llft. 15i.tv.... I.n. 13 its. Rotterdam Antwerp Brussels ......... Ilamburg and Aliens 13soes. 51eela. 13mor. 53 ach. St. Petersburg per „ „ ruble „ 36 ... Nom. Paris per J: Short 25fr. OSe. ... 23!r. 10e. Ditto „ 3 Months 25fr. 321 e. ... Var. 1130. ~ 251 r. 32te. ... 251 r. 33i.. - _ ...alutt-nnetbe.Maine per £lO 11719. kr. ... 1171 d. kr. Vienna (effective)... per .0 „ 1211. Sskr. ... 1211. 41.k.r. 'frie.te „ 129. 35kr. ... 12fl. 40kr. Madrid Cadiz Bilbao „ ~ 50 pence ... 50 penoa Barcelona NtaLga 5evi11e...... .......... — ,, „ 50 pence ... 5 0 pence Gibraltar Leghorn „ „ 3 ltr. tO3. ... glr. Csa. Genoa St " 2.51 r. 50a. ... V.lr. 5:.a. Naples per ducat „ 431 peace ... 415 p7ree Palermo per ounce " ISoa pence ... 1301 pence Messina , .130i prune „. 1301 ware Lisbon per Milrei!Ro dare wile pence ... 531 pence Oporto „ , 1 pen s New York ... CO days eight Obi uence ... 4$ pence, Marreilles' iioneyth;Cleiiing iuolatioriWae94 . t• • algid business report is as follows :- --..--. Cent: Consols, for money. 91, 91 I, 1,1; nwiewe* nt. Bth 'Feb., 914, 4, I. Three per dr. &teed. 914, A.'}, 4. New Three per Cent - 'Long . Analutiow, ezPiting in 1860, 4 • . 4 140.. .Thrae-and-n-Mill per Cent._ tailing payable in 1869, 994. Bo ' •:. .. 1'2312. Raelsequer Bills remain quoted 4s. to • • . and 1163 ikon& 11e, to 148. prem. ' Foreign steaks presented scarcely any , ' Wines' condoning limited. Turkish is •- . ported, mid closed at 26/ to j. Owing • absorption of this stock for investment, ~ continuation" upon it hoe declined to 7 pi . annum. At 4 o'slock Russian .Five per C quitted 100 to 102; ditto Four-and-a-Half ps to 91. Dutch Two-and-a-Hallper Cents., ditto Four der Cent. Certificates,.92 to 94. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocK. The English stolc market is heavy to-day ; and prices have now fallen per cent. Consols for the Sth of Feb. were first marked 914, and have since declined to 91 to For money transactions are re corded at 91 to 911, and the present quotation ie 9')l to 91k. The Three per Ceuta. Reduced hare been dealt in at 911 to 4; the New Three per Cents. at 91 to 4, ; and Exchequer Bills at is. to 7s. prem. Foreign stocks are dull, with little change,in prices, except for Turkish, which has 'declined to 731 to 764. French scrip is quoted 31 to 4 pm.; Mexican hoods, 21 to 1 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 16; and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. 'Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 8(4; Sardinian at 86; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 361; Dutch Four per Ccnt. CAtificates at 93; and CAlian Six per Cents. at 1621. MINES. TEEdD.IIY EVENING. In the home mining stock market to-day the chief feature was a good demand for United Mises shares, which closed firm, at 3501. "buyers." Wheal Basset were also inquired for, with transactions at 555 to .560; South Caradon at 320 to 323; Rose warne at 75 to 80; Alfred Consols at 17 ; Clijah and Wentworth at 1G; and Wheal Trefusis at 6; to ;. Fur the lower classes of stocks, and "calling " shares, there is little demand. The gold mining shares remain dull and negketcd. St. John del Rey shares were quoted 1/.lower. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. There is still inquiry for the mining shares. Agua Fria shares arc quoted ; to ; ; Nouveau Monde, ,k to ; Colonial Gold, ; to ; and Great Nugget Vein, !, to .;; —all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 32 to 33 ex div.; Peel River, 21 to 3; North British Australasian, ; 7 to 11 ; and Scottish Australian Investment, to 1 prem. The South Australian Mining Company's shares mark I preen. THE LIBRARY AT SEBASTOPOL.—The Journal de St. Petersbuurg announces thit the Czar has given 2.5,000 roubles to the officers of the Black Sea fleet, to repair the damage caused by the explosion of a bomb in the library of the bat at Embeatopol. CoiittnE.-300 bags native Ceylon were off:•r‘d, and bought in at 466. to 461. 64. TEA.—The large public salcs arc progressing without spirit, and a largo portion beit , v boagnt in. SALTYJITIIII dull of role. tiO4 t hisir Bombay were bow,ht is u rblesetion 25t, at 21s. J. Elea. —The demand continues toast. 87 tierces Carolina Oars bought in, Ms. to 30s. arielge —Nutmeg* sold at @toady prices for or Unary, and at tither lower rates for good quality—la. 104. to is. 10d. Maeo sold without alteration in prices—ls. 10d. to Ir. 64. Cloves sold rather cheaper—Penang, 101 d. to 10id. Zoseillter, 50. to 60. Pepper pertly sold, at prices slightly faysor of the buyer, M dabs", 4}d. to 40. Africa gloger sold &teeth'''. 295. to 234. Corrom.—Prloaa me unaltered, but so treasactiout of im portenss reported. TALLOW MAERET.—THIS DAT. _ tallow market is quiet, at the decline of yesterday too. Pat nbary Y. C. on the spot to quotedi Om ed. ; an to Mush, Rh.; Marsh wad April, 661.1 d. toROOOH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Niro. Pittentloa ans Smith report there (cations, a II demand for immodiato ankrumpttoa form st detorir of bops, at about late prima COAL MARIET.—THIS DAT. Eden Ddiiq, 235. 6d.; Walla End Hatton, 215.; Will, .74d °Worth, 215.; Walla End Lagabtos, 24a. 6d. ; Walla d liartlep?•l, 241 6d.; Wall.' Bad Toss, 2,15. 64.-131 trub Wes 41.markit• IRELAND. . DUBLIN, J Aw. 30. Captain Grove, commanding the 90th depot, at Mellinger, writes to the Daily Express in the fol. lowing tetras, with reference to the statement which appeared in a London paper on the authority of their correspondent in the Crimea, that an officer of the 90th regiment was found frezen to death : I beg leave to state, "on undoubted authority," that "no such misfortune occurred in that corps." YJU will oblige me by giving publicity to the above, as the inflow' of many relatives and friend, of my brother officers have. been pain felly aroused by the announcement referred to, the correct ness of which I sow cllstiactly costradlot. The following singular ancient usage was observed yesterday in. the Court of Exchequer:—Three of the choir boys and one of the clergymen of Christ's Church, attended before their lordships to comply with the terms on which certain lands are held by the Dean and Chapter of Christ's Church Cathedral, namely, that on specified days, they shall render homage to her Majesty, in her Court of Exchequer. A hymn having been sung, and certain prayers re cited, the ceremony terminated. In both the courts of Queen's Bench and Exche quer yesterday motions were made on behalf of Mr. W. A. Gregory, for liberty to inspect certain bills el exchange, tu the harAla of a Mr. Itichtudzoti and „, Mr. Henry Norwich, upon which actions have been instituted against Mr. Gregory, in connexi'm with Mr. O'Fla!way, a gentleman not now in this country, the ground of the motion being that the said bids were forgrries. Leave was obtained to ha% e them inspected by eight several witnesses, amorg whom were Lord Dunkellin, Lord Bolingbiuke, Sir Thos. Burke, Mr. Ilranston Smith, &c. Dr. Wilson, of the 7th lliefsars, who was specially mentioned in Lord Raglan's despatch for his gallant conduct on the day of lokermuno, is to be eniertained at a public dinner on Thureday next in Strauraer, his native town. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCIIESTER.—TurAnAy. There was a strong attendance to.day, but bwinces was "as per last report" remarkably dull. This may be ac counted for, as far ea the Chimer Cap is conceri.ed, by the fact that the acceptances ter that ram are on the eve of pub n, and hackers of horse, prefer waitimr. It will be &len that no change has tckt n place in the Dell., betting, and the tame remark applies to the Great Northern and Metropolitan Handicap'. Latest prices: 'LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 60 . 0 to 36 eget he Trout (t) 34/0 to 18 Dalheith (t) 220 to 10 11qurt9n (t) GREAT NoicritEßN HANDICAP. 16 to I ■gst Lady Palmerston (t) DIETROPOLITAN HANDICAP. IC to 1 eget Fandango (t) 20 to 1 Phareelus (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 3to 1 apt St. Hubert (t) 0 to 2 Lord of the Islet (t) CHESTER CUP. 20 to lon the held (off ) Oilers to take to 1 about each of the following three . Toe Rely r, Rotherham, sad Arthur \Vence( y 25 to 1 eget Andover (41) 33 to 1 Early Bird (t) 54) to 1 Mortimer (t and off) 50 to 1 Dalkeith (4) 66 to 1 Bright Piecinia (off) 66 to 1 Scythian (off) DERBY. St. Hubert (tend off.) Dc Clore (off) Ora ulna Esuriens (t) ltifl :man (t) Rambling Hattie (t) Bto 1 tint 11 to 1 11 to 1 lto to 7 460 to 10 LOCAL SRA RR MARKETS. LIVTIMOOL, JAN. 39. The share market has been very inattise to-day, although it it first day for the new ac mut. I'rices generally hrm. Birkenhead, Lancoo.htre, and Cheshire, Hl—Ditto (Chester and Birkenhe id), 17h — Ditto (221. share,), 6„d—Caledonian, 31L—Cla4 oter odd Holyhead, 13113—Eastern Countits, 11—Lancashire end Yorkshire, 7:4 !—London and North Western, 10:1 — Manchester, Sheffield, and I..nc.,lnthire, 241 c. land, 701—Sonth Eastern, 17 11-IG A letter from Berlin, in the Post Anapt Gozete says:—" The special mission with which Gene, al de Wens!l is charged by the king of Prussia to Paris has for object ta point out is a precise manner, the public right of Prussia to tale part in all conferences of the great powers 4 called for by the place she occupies in the European con cert." Thula-LANE TitEATuE.—The annual general meeting of the proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, was held in the sal .on of the theatre, for ice purpose 01 freceiviug the report of the committee, and ci •ctrog eft cue for the ensuing year. Benjamin Bond Cabbell, Esq. (in the absence of the Earl of Gler.gal:), took the chair, supported by a large body of the proprietors. The Cena mittee, in their report, stated that Mr. Smith, the present lessen, had entered into a lease for seven yeas, commencing the let of January, 1t52, at a rent of 4,001 1. per annum, and they considered it due to that gentleman to acknow ledge the punctuality with which he had paid his rent sines he had hold the theatre. It was upon the fu!l conviction that he would continue to fulfil his obligations thus ho nourably that the c mmittee rested their expectations of basing the means to discharge the Maims consequent on pres.nting the public with a nearly new theatre, both in ternally and externally, at an expense of about 2,000/. Tte committee had kept up the quarterly payments U the Duke of Bedford, and the sum of CAL had also bun paid to renters' trustees. he income since the last general meet ing had been 7,071 t, ldel., and the expenditure 7,1101. Ha. 2d. Mr. Arden, in mos ing the adoption of the report. congratulated the proprietors that it was more favourable than any they had received for the last 20 years. The report was then unanimously received. The following members who retired by rotation, were re-elected: Sir Henry Webb, the Earl of Westmoreland, Thomas Arabin, Esq., Thomas Waring, EN., Thomas Rawlins , a, Esq . awl Henry Cope, Esq. After the election of the aud.ier, votes of thanks were passed to Mr. Cabbell, to Mr. Smitu, the lessee, and Mr. Nelson, the acting secretary. The meeting was tlisa dissolved. I Business done et 1101 44i es 'C. 31 zd 1111 sd lembess dose 3131 eler e • 80 e 2 1 44 din s :a rlll 314 2: 37 se 37 33 Si IN $ 24 16 17 'I ,i (loving Priem f L