The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-10 00:00:00

'IP /, • 7L7 ..--'' ~~--~~~ a..y ITT" P Li • •-• • • I rt. Lor 1- 1 No. 2,645.] LONDON, SAT 'URDAY (THREEPENCE. ii.LERICAL, MEDICAL, sad GENERAL LIFE ASSURARCI SOCLITY. Nor ASNUAL MUM. 11 WThO of Proselotoro val M hold at So ON of tho Orsisty, as THURSDAY. lb. lm kr or moomb sat. u s I Aro* rprodo*. at mil* mor=itie Ilborlors sal Ow agaitee l IMP'S IS as AMA my provable, thins p.f a r s p l : A email* Rs _Urea. of Orator or avida" tbr sine d nob ortoMeolo to the Ileseetsre, el MA lierlOrs do's bran Roo day of ratottn • bast was ..mess- - .d ofokoi. snider at 2 o'elosk. ha einem et we Auditor (as tie pert ot the Arend) will elm YID plea WillinDAT. eh, Mk Soy or Yobrorzy, between the Sore et li sot Solelork. AR verso owsooll Ibr lb. wh.l. roam of lite, sad qualified to wee. see Weep le the oraditions endemic! on th eir poLeite • Dismslos ores= i r IL roAdtdoto to I. proposed. TU4CS&RD, itoddrat loorotary. 99. Out Trusid LorVibram MM not,_llormbory, London. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' DEFENCE ASSOCIATION. SHARE LisTA% FRIDAY ETZIfIIfO. 10 I 13 _I 1 _SI RAMON lAstesrp sad Maw& ---- • -• _ isalberedaacriums.st PIS sod Ilearges Data &on ad now LWATO. 11l $1 2 1 die Par PI 2 i I die SII 3 i 6 1 M 1 43 1 Ii psi 1 i Pm MONEY MARKET. Ceylon coffee has brought full rates, and some of the native kind. of superior quality have realised 475. to 47.. 6d. per ewe., good ordinary eeiiing at 46.. per cwt. In ries scarcely usty business has been done. Saltpetre bee declined about Is. per cwt. Sales of rum have been made to some extent, bat .t considerably reduced quotations ; But India, at 2a. 4d. to 2 .. 64., and Leeward. at 2.. 7d. per gallon proof. Tea has been very dull of sale, and prices of all the lower destriptions of blaeks have experienced a fall; sound com mon congou is quoted 9ld. to 90. per lb. The railway share market to-day was dull, with no general change in prices. Great Wester* and London and South Western stocks were rather better, whilst Midland, Berwick, and York and North Midland closed scarcely so good as yesterday. I — Di.: IW-w -iles& bias FAIDLY Ihiorms. The English stock market was again very quiet to-day, but the partial rally of yesterday afternoon was maintained. Towards the close more buoyancy was shown, and an advance of rather more than i i or D : 4 4IAJOIPX Es. bess t. _ _ SO of Thais 11 1 1 i al per cent. was established. The Bank of England is understood to have been a seller of stock yesterday and to-day, and any upward tendency has thus been Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by telegraphic express : olCaar:lisel 110.111. Law. Is Mi. De. Cert. _ THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The railway share market remains very quistH In some cues prioes area shade easier, but no gem rat variation has occurred. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has receded to 741 to I. London and North- Western stock is quoted 100 to loot ; Great Western 661 to t; Midland, 681 to 69; Great Northern.* 223.t0 3; Caledonians, 301 to 311; and South-East erns,l7t to t. French shares remain quiet. Eastern' are quoted to ; Northern', 34 tot; and Paris and Lyons to prem. 1 die 7 $ dim 1 I IP Pi 10 3 i 2 1 par p les ain par I De. Oeigr7. o 4 Spat. er. Great CavArsi_ . _ .si Mow Ores% Wins refiasea». , po. Nevr , :ll pa ent...r. 14.1 i 4 GL i'leat. Do.Bda., pay Ds. ~o. 46. iba I'o. de. rd. gi a , Do. do. Tamlannte liantilton and Toesato Do. 6 per Lyons and Geneva I= s and Iladitarrame ORDINARY SHAMS AND STOCKS. Ds N.. Namur t Llep (with WC marirs of fms. Wee tads) to I p.m. .cheisrat Is &gut r: PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return ot root! to ths respective hoarding-schools laduees a enli. for their personal tionsliNt and attraction. Now it is that ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL, Ihr sesebritting the growth and for improving and bratifying tis UR, ROWLANDS` ILALTDOR, Mr Improving the Yds and eteeplezion. and removing entaneana eraptione, and aciwiAnxr ODONTO, sr Paul Distil**, for rendering the teeth beautifully white and prsrr•ins ths gem, are coesitiered indispersble accosspanlisents floc the alt 'lamest of those personal advantages so animosity sought sad admi Soli by A. R red. OWLAND and SONS, 10, Ibittorsorttim, London, sad by Monism sad Perfumer% levers if granola baltatkins. DR. DE JONOECB LIGHT BROWN COD LIVES OlL.—this pert, snadalteiated. and speedily seem. remedy, free trees repulsive Lever at aftentaite, now wet. steely preserited by the Needled prohaskin, with extraordinary too. caw and to OMB where the pale ell hex Wisely tailed. may he obisdned, wbolesile and retail, of ANSA& IiARIOItD, and Os., 77, litiesd, Londe , . Dr. de hash's sole seselasess. Ualtpints (10 ea.), b. ed. ; pieta (Ss es.), es. ; quirt' (10 es.), =MAR. —Protected by Royal Lauri hied ei Weed, eel iseered 12 die %eh el he Zeds de de Per* and the imperial Whip el kieeday V. Idesserth Sh 1 bi anene hirt Tedadlee. seisee, sed ssiposiss deo Meow, de.% elbsomil2 , , Mee seas d &Ns as, fir. cad NW* seadiseNs II tram at thee dinships slab isosubs loss se Mg loss anglass sadilots ter. MreNYdoe WIN st • sus NNW se es pseskilss. Trissims. No. S. Is lbe INISINNsi was* Or INS sin et Nosoloss vidloiNNlft 1.6116 NON. Nob wlsli ft losNalls rollse d Mplasm oosoaroko. tbe onaidia la re 111•61 morn mem Thew um See. 1,2, milk we elle diesel et hole eit NI& aserethe eyelike TM me Ile ahe WM kill lOWA Sir re sessesssL hid 1e la Ime s et 1 Wee* lies 14 V; sue, diviisi segersh hew. es eledielseel Isimeed, i l=4.—Se le Ire ib e n.y ldirele sal 11 11 =6. of SAM soi 014 11,616sIrson; Nos" Oskttust l l l ll. losilms. INININNesst. Ihrimeter • Medey, *milk _ andeell. wo ess ess. lirdashess; sad rooso. . is. L the prosamAtEttlte pabhieed ea Monday the 12th, TNDIISPUTABUM.—The only cioesptete security isget "ft = Oa. Mpg ARDON on BILLIARDS. The remaining m id et Its Abe.* celebrated Week have beg i es t reberd .ri i% win - be prou ' rat r ed with WM/ at err TSB DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAna, pia 34. on Ilas lanaz i r m. si kierri. the adeocotoof too immoral awl Of Mai 110 lhoostott MI yobs of Ito goosrol sotro—ls the oofforeey of Its Ise siimuip. WI la die voided isorosatll• 'ad toommerokil Whom. !lia offilioltPs dray, follwoh sod somotory artlsloo—thle paw bI.I =CORRL;PO NUMB AT TIIS BUT OF WAIL. FM MUM NAWS Itl RELI4BLII AND IMPARTIAL. As ezehaelvely early report of *min la Ur Who Sobs Saw OM to It by every Orerbula Makiii sestabia THE ONLY DAILY NOM WORT, with list of prima IT EXCLUDES ALL OPTZINIVI ADTEITUSEHENTL It I eerietty ledepeallble_mol Iheeellereepe try mere than 'bay pee elm ans Ilasanumannm alb mot bag, by coaddessy and ugly Inhanntiana adisasi - kr EMI • aktraritaa and positioa AS Warier In soy. la andasslazt n aknaatt swims k Wanda. ;se at $.112111m11l ba Isponsessi ii" :2 l lll,6 Or pew by maim pot at a ainanni Om. ../Haor se sigiadisa, rarebit the nose et Am web Andy is WHIT E. IS MAL pr /sorter. Pell Is Shwa by Pal-sllss cedar. n ALLY NEWS FORWARDED tothe COUNTRY by LIMNING POQT, et ad. par qr.. psyntent Mamma, 4101114 MADDOX. 10, Upper Albany-M., tagent'inpark, Bookamilar and laams Avant. n AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. Fa, at Is. par week; auppUrd In town or country, at Mo., for bd. par al, or 1 9a. 6d. Per quarter; by Mr. WILLTUM, Moire Agent, IS, USPIII4trOito MWMara. IAILT NEWS LENT TO READ, in London , at 136. yor guff/v.-9M by MORNING 1L11.11., stSI Med. 614160 D0.,195. 6d. per qr.-11. ADAM. 9. PSIUMMUSWiIIeI, WistAdimed. lbws Agent. 101AYSATL—DAILY EWS LENT TO _up W ; and su su pplied to the aountry N treads( l) post. at 'O&M. quarter. paid its advent*. Id. BUttBICII. arose ray% West. nevs.saest. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (non TIM OPTICS 011 Tlll =BMW COMPANY.) intOng, Fis. 9. Statism. Como at Wind. Wam of Weather. Orsmisat . .. - L Overcast. Lothbory NAL ... Hard frost Hetylmill Snow. LOorpml .... ........... E.. .. SoullompraM ......«.... N.E. Cow* LL......... Cloudy. Portman* l. ...... Trost-Windy. Pads Winshirid - N.E. lambi - E. E-N.6. - hod. Ulm -. E. Very cold-Cloudy. = Tarmanth at.L Windy. limaigage WNW EL...-. Hard host-loom =row- ..... —....- N.E. Unmet..«....... L.....- haw. Slimonera- . „ E. Hard trait. 111111111 K.. tim .................. ..... LW. E:1.& ... Tory Md. N.L lononsit .....-... ..... LN.E Hard trod. Irtglim - Cloudy. embridge Oalualsromb Great Orimaby N.L ...... Prost &Om L Lends Z.N.L ... Prot. Wag* Bristol Plymouth Paster Cardiff — N.E. Clismater Sesame Hasa rtordmst Aberdeen *Mos - N.E. Perth N.E. ...... Hoolkant. Edinburgh. N.E. Glasgow EA.!. ... Hind MR Ilsorick Sunderland Darlington - Mem Whitby -- EL Prast. Pros. Bull - LEL Windy. Nswerille= L. Wm. Tmlbrlggs ----.... N.L Illmsg ......-.....-- N.E. Anwize, FEB. B.—Since the 3rd, the frost had disappeared, and there was a prospect of the navigation of the river beim' stain soon open for sailing veuels, but, to day. after a considerable fall of snow, the wind has again e.4ne round to the N E , bringing with this change a renewed wintry appearance. Steam vessels alone obtain pilots. COPENHAGEN, JAN. 30.—During the lest few days the winter has assumed a very severe character. The cold is more Bluinse then in former years. Yesterday and the day bracts the thermometer fell to 14 degrees below the ffeeziag point. Communication with the continent is greatly impeded by the °cumulation of ice in the Great Belt. The mails are overdue. MONET COINED LAST YEAS.—Yesterday, a par liamentary n was listed showing the amount of money eninrd at the Mint last year. The total was:-4,354,2021. 2e. 31.. of which 4,132,1831. 8•. 4d. was gold coinage, 140,4801.8+. Id. silver coinage, and 61,6381. Ss. the copper coinage THE SI7IIDISH INSUERECTION.—The Trieste Gazettes learns from Cannata% Jan. 17, that the Kurdish insurrec tion had not been put down. The chief of the rebels, at the head of l,•`.00 partisans. threatened Sachogesiere, and pre vetted the p rage of the couriers who traverse Mesopo tamia to Conatsatinople and Bagdad. FIRE AT MANCUEsTLE. leeterday morning a large warehoure, behind the Albion Hotel, Manchester, partly occupied by J. W. Wood and Co., oaken-op, and partly by Fairbrother and Wood, embroiderers, WO db. covered to be on flee t and though Mr. Rose was cow II MP tee:dance with the fire brigade of the tura sad smog engines, nearly an boor had elapsed before the BUNS VIM fairly got wader. The damage is estimated at 1,600 1 , midst Is savored by issunases. Lest night a meeting sou held at the Orange Tree, Paleeway, New-Toad, for the purpose of promoting the objects el the Llikesed Victuallers' Defence Associa tion ; Mr. 8/11111, Of Chaltenttreet, St. Pancras, in the chair. Kr. POsTal, the president of the association, explained the object for which the meeting had been called ; namely, to protect the interests of the trade, and to procure the re peal of the Ben Act, which would have passed Into a law if the Protection Society had been en the alert and forewarned the trade, as it should have done, of the ten dency of that measure. The Defence Association was called into existence because the Protection Society had neglected to do their duty. They weramed to be junior members of the trade, end were told that their essociation- *sold die out. Bat the support which they had _re ceived in every district when they appeared showed that they, teed not the Protection Society, truly represented thus real interests and feelings of. l b rade in this matter. (Hear, bear.) All they wan was to be placed in the position they stood in before the Beer 13.11 passed. (Hear, hear.) They were not the advocates of ins- 32; briety. Far (rem it. But what they maintained was, th at drunken's.' was to be put down by education and the 21t moral 'kettles of the people, and not by legislative enact mean (Hear, hear) The bill bad been pared in igno rance of the real state of facts, and on evidence which would eh. not bear inquiry. For Instants, Mr. Timothy May bee, of Islington, and in his evidence that 19 out of 20 publicise whim he went to petitioned in favour of the bill. Bet " 1 when he (Mr. Foster) went to limners whether that were so 1:11 or not, he found that they had not done so at all, or that et they had done so under erroneous ideas as to the scope and vi object of the bill. (Hear, (hear.) The evidence, therefore, 22 on which the bill was founded could not be depended on. r They bad:accordingly for the last two or three w *eke sent out go' amassers to ask for signatures to petitions praying for the to tepee of the bill, bemuse they well knew if they wished to 60 stead well before parliament, they must be prepared with 13 statistics. When they went to members of parliament on , 81 -. the subject, they were met with the objection that there g were nu statistics on their u.le to argue upon ; but that ob jection would no longer apply when it was found that a et vast majority of the trade of London petitioned against the 84. bill. (Hear, hear.) They had 2,000 signatures out of Ift 3,C00 publicans, praying for the repeal of the bill, and this II fact ought to convince the Home of Commons and Mr. " Wilson Patten that it was obnoxious to the trade generally. gt. After a careful perusal of the evidence in the Blue-book, he m. sew convinced that there was nothing in it to alarm the ht. trade. The Defence Association bad for its object the re- 11. • pql. of the Beer Bell, and to effect that object they r t devoted their time and their energies. He felt they were " justified, therefore, in asking those who agreed with him se in sentiment to co-operate with them in giving effect to lei that purpose. He believed the Defence Association would 161 have greatly contributed to the advantage of the trade if it accomplished no other good than to rouse the Protection Society to a proper sense of duty. (Hear, hear.) Brighton, 11l Croydon, and other large towns, had already joined the es. association, and they were in communication with other In large towns, such as Manchester and Easter. He hoped to see a meeting of delegates from all the large towns aneza bled in London to discuss their future p_reepects in connexion with the trade lly. (Hear.) They had been taunted gm with Sties juveniles, and with the desire to create disunion ee. is the trade. They were quits aware of the evil' of die- SI union, and they had therefore extended the olive branch to the Protection Society, but it was not sb accepted, and the three or four individual" who managed bt , that society and the paper which represented them, but at, • which misrepresented the trade, thought it wiser to shroud 20 themselves in their own permed importance. (Hear, hear.) n It behoved them to say that they would not submit ti suck treatment now that they counted the large number of one /5 1 thousand members, which was larger than the Pratte- so Lion Society could boast ef. He should conclude by moving 10 the following resolution : "That this meeting has much &- satisfaction in expressing its entire approbati of the course 1 34 1 ) pursued by the Defence Association, and does therefore de- et.. %ermine to give it the most strenuous support." • 16 Mr. Piemn seconded the resolution, which he was sure, s after what Mr. Foster had said, did not require any addi tional eommendativa from him. All would agree in the / 11 . representation he gave of the Protection Society, which bad It neglected to watch the interests of the trade as they should so have done. If they had been alive to a proper tease of tie their duty, he believed the Beer Bill would never have been so carried. (Hear.) 10 The resolution was adopted unanimously. 10 Mr. TllClthlit moved the following resolution :—" That this meeting of licensed vietuallen gratefully acknowledges s e the assistance given to its interests by the Daily News, si Globe, Era, Dispatch, and other journals, and it does hereby St offer its best thanks to the newspapers in question for their 10 valuable advocacy." It did not require much argument, fa he observed, to prove that those journals which gave their z' columns and their talent to represent the claims of the De-. 60 fence Association, were entitled to its support, the more 10 especially as that journal which was bound to represent the $3 interests of the trade, instead of doing so either neglected or 251 totally misrepresented them. (Hear.) Mr. WZLBT seconded the motion, which was supported by 30 Mr. 11•11.111, and adopted unanimously. to Mr. FOSTER then moved a vote of thanks to the chairman, 10 which terminated the proceedings. 10 FRENCH RAILWAYS. The Mon aeur publishes a statistical report on the I et. yield of French railways in 1863 and 1854. The number of main lines, without including their branches or prolongations, is sixteen. On the 31st of 15 December, 18.51, their total length amounted to 4,676 kilo. metres or 1,169 French leagues, being 699 kilometres more 2 1; than in 1853 at the corresponding date. Four main lines iv& form three-fourths of this entire extent, namely, the °emu 14 line, with its breaches, 1,156 kilometres; Paris to Sires. berg, 863; the Northern. 707. and the Lyons, 608 The Lyons, during this statistic period, increased by 125 kilo- metres ; the Strasburg by 41, and the Orleans by 47. The gt. Northern, which is completing its important branches, did is not add to its length in 1854. The total receipts for the sizteen trunk lines we have mentioned rose in 1854 to Si 196,534,805 francs, against 165,928,586 in 18,53. Between the two years therefore there is an increase of more than 30 millions, and the writer &nerves that the kilometric ne IN rose from 41,712 f. to 45,0251., which gives a difference of tio nearly 8 per cent. in favour of 1864. In the following list, the first line shows the receipts for 1854 on the main lines, and the second column shows the in- Create : . (ranee. francs °dross Northern Eastern (Strasburg) 33,7811,014 .... 5,012.213 Lyons (to Paris) 26,914.763 .... 6,120,90 J Lyons to the Manlier 11,883,733 .... 2,92'2,236 Rouen (to Paris) 11,322,596 .... 221,916 Grand Central 9,31Z 649 .... 1,601,849 Wester. 7,892,608 .... 1,448,286 Harem (to Roneo) 4,972,058 .... 191,600 Saint-Gennais 2,112,600 .... 494,786 LOCAL BBARJ NARZETS. AV LIVZISOOL, Pal. 9.—We have bad another dull day in g t , our share market, with a further reduction in pricer:— es. Birkenhead, Lancashire and Cheshire (Chester and Birken bead). 16i ; Chester and Holyhead, 13 ; Eastern Counties, 11 ; Eat Lancashire, 18 7.16; Lancashire and Yorkshire, g 74 1 : London and North Western, 1001; Manchester, Sher field, and Lincoln, 23j; Midland. 691 9; North Eastern 3 (York capital stock). 26i ; South Eastern, 171 ; St. Helena et.M. i R. and C. (6 per cent. C), 116 ; Dutch Rhenish, 21 d. es. INCREASE OF INSANITY.—Io the city of London— r o l without say increase of population—the number of lunatic et. poor has doubled within the memory of some of the guar- at. diens ; aid the cause has baffled their inquiries. Some are et. inclined to at , ribute this dreadful visitation to excess of 1 1 eagerness and strife in commercial pursuits, or in mental 1 : exertions ; others, to diet, and some partially to the effects B i . , of railway travelling. Tun SNOW STORM.—At Birmingham, and north- 111 wards in the direction of Wolverhampton, there were im li - menso snow drifts; near the latter town the line was tit. blocked up, and several boars elapsed before a clearance et. was effected to admit of the train passing. It was nooa at. yesterday (Friday) before the first train left Birmingham 3 °,„ for the north, and three in the afternoon before the north- Ni ern mail, due at two in the morning, arrived. Noxious Tomes.—The attention of the public in I general, and of the Board of Health is pratkalar, may well be G irtoted to section 61 of Building Ad, raiding, as this section does, for the total mappable. a isnistisg nolions trade. It sets forth that two-thklb the Ishabitants of 10 any parish may at any time WM. the rameval of any It. wane trade by purchase end eimpesmilis ter inese—ez pease aas doing being levied as a nee ea seek parish or r . pal of gala, or borne by the nmallelasts.—Binkler. 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New Nortnem Counties 100 Nartb WWI& - 16 North Dinaisas nid . I I all D E O. A B °unlade! WO N. Bastera—Berens! 20 Do. Extesalon IS Do. 9.N,15. Pore. ;r1 - 100 Do. Tork SO North Dadra WI Do. Now 161. Shares 174 North elidbriehlta. all North Wean lo North6llolllkWortaime 100 Oda* were, h Wolter 100 SIMI* Wird 100 zenith Itidand 10 ihrowebory and Ilereked 100 Anopehire Unica. 60 easel Devon ( 01 ; D SO -outh Wales L 5 +oath Yorlish.kliwarDu 47;:k - ti„;67 all Waterford sod KWtsait all Waterford and all West Load= Tii I :ie.:: cor7iVia. • iiWE LINES MIMED AT ell Bodtord sod Motokir, (loud to Los. St N.W.) 1100 Boteloglimildro (wed to Loodoolkli.Westors) 1100 Clpisololo Jamaica (flood toCalso• -• R. 100 Dow- • I (learib)oo4 - 6 lb 10lossrleri Damn 1 . " (tried ii - Cit o — r — t i aler i 50 Haliglatalby(LT NiDa. + altatea (ditto) if l Loudest ad raw (Mod to Sonaliapprs) Ditto Prsegamea NM) MS tainatattemr._ mama. OseeM Is IfieM 191 We or 01 gar 904 . ! 111 Lea, Mem all Osmasalll, 1 219 .1% i f l ==lriM all Kiddleabral awl lam (WNW iallliallaitaulL) an Midland Ilrailpol VIOL) AO New Sonsilliadso) an DWG • per Om& Me.) 11 33 *LWIMAJAmeiTork) I ti Ditto jag's_ 15111051. , 100 Rovsbia, =MON Mosolo ith Mork Nona to e 94 Book ImMaralire (Mad Or Mr. Mane) 50 Wow VadwAgor Ctrs& (laird tolowWkDarl ) If Ditto DIM DOW 05 Mho Is llormrsit Nord to Gnat Mourn) 1100 Aboidon PO Do. No. 2,7 pr CI. 100 lilikemitp, ,216 is Chootor mai Holybood .11 Optima /raw oft Dood.Portihk•borJoso I but MO= Clro • 15b InD Do. di. One psi Ct 100 Cam 7pa Ct I q Usti)* UP, pt,lto I Si Ditto dr. NO.l 10 Do. NIIIi WOW. Stook 70 o,i.t.UskihipAgs.CL. . 100 all fast IltitaatTadt Jaa.Stbi 10e Edta,PrUNDamtha 4 pet 100 Great Norden= 100 Do. pro oat. able at 111 pM. per.. 10 Ma 411 per oat 0.110.044 - I — .IIIsARINIku 1.0 Da soa. redeem 041 100 D0.0.w..111161.0.1..1 100 otitiiiiskaaals4p.. 111 WWII. Prof. Owe .. all Do. Cbotar Prd. Ilb. all Do. do. do. Ip. 100 Do. Bina. Ous. Pot . all Do. ClaTtar Oaa. P 21 I DT% all Do. 16. a.... 6 LearideskY4662.7 1o; psift 4 100_ ii..l7_4_is;el7 100 lAa.ll. 11,4 11Weila se.10•411.0 Low.oo !"11.411176C4I'tiPIL_. N iak ew r i 4i Ds. SI all IllarypAk 100 llitland 111 Ulm Preference 44p. all Dittola Piet. 4 pert all Norfolk Debenture@ I t00 ..- aPr7L7parel Bt4 100 DoOpstZalmital lip 1071 ;71311.-117..47.taca Do. 4111. do. 13 Do. Lads p.ot.No. 1 Do. Do. Qom, 1148 10 Do. TaltEltiParolt all North it odireidre 100 Chit.WarhaVaoLlSLOp.et 'WI I ;h . lj DUO Hard . 4; pit9aild ell SeediWur air.% I sli 111116 Z ser — lrsiti; • — inWirra. Pule awl Pada eel Pais awl Seem . Far* Om, Have;ter.Orii Ronan aid ..... Royal Danish Royal !Mcßae vaistre.and 'k Da j per Cent. Prefer inds *est /leaders _ _ [Da 61 pgr Cent. Prelim Women of Frame %ramp Cl thdirtisarl , Awn Fria +Anglo Auptrallas Gold tAssilo Californian t 41152:alai= tAsetz,yais ..s. AostralLsa Aa tratlaa Freehold .. An Marla _ _ Blisnarce Iron &Oo'l British Australian Odd .enu.e 1 tB JsP.(ti...tsl.Pm_ Do. 000iciane Do. St. Jolts Del Rey Carron% Cre!k G;loTrioopper -- eColontal Gold do is Copper Miners of +Do. Pref. 74 per "Fortuna Great Nugget Vein Rig. 'General Grand Duchy at Laden Great Polgooth Liberty 'Liners' Laeßadian /Multiunit New Wanda +N.Linaree 11110.13tw.C3 Voureau Nos& Pectditised Saver Laid Port Phi Pap Quarts sock elthroiney Iron :)o. Santiago de Cuba iontl Arotrallas no Croft *United Melbas. _ . Walt Mariposa 4 Transferable by eta JOINT NTOCK Australasia firit-CoLßank&Lcen Co British North Amerkati C bsztered Bank at Aga Chart Bank of India, Amtrak% end Mina CotonLd Liooonserdatof London Eng.,Btot.,ll: Mist-Curt Los. Chart Bank of suet Ditto New - --- London and County London Joint Stock London and Westolnatet _ _ Nat. Prom. of England Do. New National of Ireland New Booth Wales prient. Bank Corporation I Proelseialof Ireland Do. New - Royal Australian Bank ing and Gold lain Co South Australia Union of Australia ID°. New Union of London .. eurtrdian Agri=Rune Mott simian Paige Matl Mena= }torsi Mad Bertha Waterworks anise Marken Lad artt..keaLless.k Cry - VairiZats --- :: Crystal Palms tainaie Dam kw On _ . . 16 - 7dri paws! sts gairoms= (547.8r;iiiii triats 1180 est cs M editemsma & ItAnsrlaw stitiarg IVlENlkykreid IMatharkosia ... NA. Wain Cr&k War. lM ' ath Iktit bilersiit . N.mil.wilmilaCil: l mira i ii . air . l; irsium,,C,ftemmi—.7--11Mand Ilhalarehr hOriestAlts. 1 Pcelaad Ina Ocapay ' ttoTal Mall nun. ioottash Awl/. liveitai.. Do. I.w South itistrelles Loa inhenazios Teleg. Scrip Do. Do. Registered TrostkLoanC.o.otUpCze Vs. Diensee's Lod 33e 3 1t id 47 294 111 12 10,00 , 1100 23,000 100 35,000 20 23,006 1 20 10.000 20 10,004 , , Se 00,000 30 20,000 10,000 100 10,(00, 20 20,000 So 20,00, 20 2.0'3 15 20,000'100 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market has declined to-day, the " Proclamation " not being in acoordanee with the terms used in the Privy Cont i:11 announcement of yesterday. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot is gutted 675. ; Feb. and March. No. 6d.; March and April, 675. ; April and May, 67a. to fid. MARK= AVERAOII.—Town tallow, 58e. 9d. ; fat by ditto 3s. lid. ; yellow Russian, 395. 6d. ; melted stuff, 40s. Od.; rough ditto, Ms. 6d.; tallow graves, 120.; good dregs, is. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. D4Till reports the supply short; trate without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80s. ; superior, 84s, to 955. ; inferior, Ms. to 605.; rows°, 60s. to 755.; clover. 993. to 1155.; second cut, SOL to 100 s. ; straw, 235. to 29e. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAY. The severil of the weather still causes vegetables to be scarce, and high prices to be realised. Good pears are con. fined to Ne Plus Meuris, Beane Rsr.ce, and Easter Benne. Gravel fetch good prices. Seville Oranges bring from 7s. to 12s. per 100 ; common sorts from 2. Sel. to 10.. per 100.. Chestnuts, from 10s. to 20s. per bushel; Spanish Nuts, 141. to 20s. per bushel; Barcelona, from 20.. to 245.; French Almonds, 245. per bushel, 6fle. per cwt. ; Kent Cobs, 1805. per 100 lbs.; and Brasil Nuts, 20.. per bushel. Cucumbers vary from ls. to 2.. each. Spaniels Onions fetch 2a. per doz. Carrots and Turnips are dear. The trade for all kinds of Potatoes is heavy, and pries are lower. Lettuc, a realise 91 to ls. per score. Cut flowers eonsist of Passion flowers, Bignonia veousta, Tulips, Heliotrope., Euphorbias, Poinsettiu, Ca mellias, Chine.. Primrose., Heaths, and Roses. GRAND TRUNK RAELWAT Or CANADA.—TERifiE for week ending Jos. 8, 1866, 2,9881 6s. 100.; do., 1864, 1,6141. 3. 50d. Increase, 1866, 1,_3221. qi. GREAT NORTH OP SCOTLAND RAILWAT.—TraftIE for week ending Jan. 27, 1855, 8881. 14a. 71d. Line opened for trifle, Sept. 12. 1864. DENEIto9d KelLwAY.—Traffic for four weeks eadies Dlo. 31, 1864, LOU. 91. 11d. Correspeadius period lett, ear, 1,26.1.161. 7d. At Paris to-day, the Three per Cent. Routes closed to 1 per cent, lower than yesterday, but the Four and-a-Half per Cents. were a shade higher. At Vienna the feeling of the market is a trifle firmer, and at Frankfort, Austrian stock has recovered 1 per cent. The other continental bourses remain quiet and steady. Console opened at 91/ to 1, receded to 91 to 4, had advanced at the close of the house to 911 to t„ land were subsequently quOted 911:exactly. For money the closing quotation was 911 to 1 . The official lmsiness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 901, 911; ditto, for account, Bth March, 911, 4, Ce L. Three per Cent. Reduced, 914, 1. New Three per, nt5.,914, 1,4. Threvand a-Halt per Cent. Exchequer; Beads, falling payable in 1869, 99/. Bank Stock, 213. India Bonds, 12s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to 9s. prem. Foreign stocks experienced scarcely the slightest variation, very few transactions taking place. Spanish stocks show more firmness. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 100 to 102 ' • ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 88 to 90. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62 to 63; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 92 to 94. Sardinian, 84 to 86. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72. Mexican, 204 to 211. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 18; and Turkish Bonds, 761 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100 1 ,. 101. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 84. Dutch Two-and-a Half per Cents., 621; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 93. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 17/, 18. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 864. The foreign exchanges this afternoon presented little variation from the rates of Tuesday. Bills on Paris, however, were rather more offered, and ruled at the somewhat higher quotation of 25.071 to 10 at short; and 25.321 to 35 at three months. On Hamburg the ',correct rate was 13.51 to ; on Amsterdam, 11.18; and on Frankfort, 1173 to 4. In paper on Vienna and Trieste little was done, and the quotation stood at 12.38 to 12.44. There is still a demand for gold for exportation to the continent, without any supply, and small parcels continue to be taken from the Bank. The specie brought in by the Solent will not be deliver able till Monday. The corn market to-day was very quiet, at last Monday's prices. The sales of sugar to-day went off with much spirit, and . prices ruled fully 6d. per cwt. dearer. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the 15th inst. for the hire of ships to proceed respectively to Adelaide and Sydney. These vessels most be ready to receive passengers betweeen the 29th of March and the sth of April. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 13th inst. for the conveyance of various stores to Gioraltar, Corfu, Gambia, Simon's Bay, Trincomalee, Hong- Kong, Melbourne, Accra Roads, Valparaiso, and Malts. Commercial letters from St. Petersburg, dated the Ist inst., state that scarcely any business was going forward in produce. The price of tallow was nomi nally quoted 114.101 for August delivery, and 116 on the spot. The exchange on London stood at 361 d. The announcement that a royal proclamation has been ordered to be issued against holding inter vene with the Queen's enemies" excited some at- tention to-day, and caused a rise in the tallow market, as striking at the indirect trade hitherto carried on with Russia. On this subject Messrs. Smith and Charles express the following view : In our circular of last Monday we said that from the powerful government that was then is course of formation vigorous measures might be expected. The first act of the government is characterised by the quality of which we spoke. At the Privy Council, held yesterday, " a pro clamation was ordered to be issued against holding inter coarse with the Queen's enemies." The proclamation will, ges doubt, appear in this evening's &melte, and be trans. hired to the columns of the morning papers, to which we beg leave to refer you. Meanwhile, suffice it to say that, as as indication of the promptitude and decision with which the Cabinet are resolved to act, this proceeding has given the most, unbounded satisfaction, affording, as it does, evi dence that measures will be taken to bring the war to a close by a speedy and honourable peace, or that recourse will be had to that prohibitory system to which experience has set its seal, and the departure from which last year has led to such fatal results. To-day the announcement of the proclamation to which we have referred brought forward buyers. The trade, who are notoriously bare of stock, bought freely, and parties who have been telling under the impression that the overland trade would continue to be tolerated (and have thereby greatly depreciated the value of the tallow imported into this country, the average cost of which is 675. per cwt.) attemptea to cover in their accounts. The result is that our concluding prices are : Spot, new, 575. 6d.; old, 665. 6d.; Feb., 67e. ; March, 575. 6d. In connexion with the royal proclamation prohi biting intercourse with the Queen's enemies, we are informed that the court of the old established institu tion known as the Russia Company are to have an interview with Lord Clarendon on Monday. The following meetings are announced, viz.:— Newmarket Railway Company, for the 28th inst. ; Phenix Gas Company (adjourned), for the 28th inst.; Irish Pest Company (adjourned), for the 14th inst.; Metropolitan Railway Company, for the 24th inst.; New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Com pany, for the Bth March ; Thames Haven Dock and Railway Company, for the 28th inst.; and Clerical, Medical and General Life Assurance Society, for the Ist March. The directors of the Irish Peat Company have transmitted to the shareholders a report made by Dr. Sullivan, after 22 days' working upon 775 tons of peat, at the company's works at Bilberry, which he estimates will cost 6s. 10d. per ton, including labour, chemical re-agents, &c. The produce of one ton of peat, in ammonia, naphtha, oils, and paraffine, is estimated at 14s. 7d. These products, the directors state, are sold in the manufacturing districts as rapidly as they can be brought forward. It is further observed: In addition to the above, the directors request the atten tion of the shareholders to the farther advantage to be de rived from the manufacture of charcoal, the working of which has proved so satisfactory, and of which sales have been made at 425. per ton. The experiment in the smelting of iron is so clear, that the practicability of this manufacture may be considered as established, and the profit with which it can be conducted by the appliance of the weds gases without other fuel, needs no comment. In the manufacture of the charcoal, the produce of this article is stated to be all gain, the other products more than paying for the cost of the turf and other expenses. It is mentioned that an almost inex haustible quantity of ironstone can be obtained, cud a considerable addition to the company's profits is hoped for from this source. Land shares to-day were quiet, at former prices. The shares of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank and Oriental Bank met with more inquiry. Crystal Palace shares were well supported at 31 to 3Z. The General Screw Steam Shipping Company's shares have been dealt in at 141, and Peninsular and Oriental, old shares, at 64t. The shares of the Ardennes Railway Company have declined to par to prem. A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares of the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway by the Ist March. A half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, is to be payable on the shares of the General Iron Screw Collier Company on the 15th inst. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular of Mears. W. J. and IL Thompson : A decidedly better tone has pramed in the eoleatsl l markets this week. The public sales of sugar have gems( with spirit, and prim pausily an 6d. have g Paris—Friday (this day)—(Closing prep) : Three per Cent. Rentes for money, 67.76 ; for account, 67.70 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for money, 95.76; Bank shares, 2,970. The Three per Cents. have closed 1 to per cent. lower than yesterday, but the Four-and-a lias, per Cents. are a shade higher. Vienna—Thursday (closing prices) : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 831; ditto Four-and-a-Hall per Cents., 725. Bachange on London, 12.18. Gold, 31 per cent prem.; silver, 27 per cent. preen. This bourse is slightly firmer. Alsterdam—Thursday (closing prices) : Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 617-16; ditto Four per Cents.. 901 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents.. 171; the Cvupons, 4 9-16 per cent.; the Old Three per Cents. Exterior, 55 16 16. Portuguese, 381. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic. 621. Mexican, 201. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 871. GranadDeferred, 6 9-16. Equador, 3 1-18. This market is well supported. Frankfort—Thursday: Spanish New Deferred Three per , Cents., 171; ditto Old Three per Cents., 301; Austrian perUrfa- Five Metallice, 641. Austrian mea. km raw ...Auper cent. Hamburg —Thursday: Spanish New Deferred Three per , Cents., 161; Mexican, 14; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 29/ ; Russian Five per Cents , 931; Sardinian, 795. These prices show no change. Berlin—Thursday : Russian Five per Cents., 9EI ; ditto Fcur-and•a-Half per Cents., 85$ offered. Exchange on London, G 141. Russian stocks remain quiet. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Feb 3, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active 19,826,195 Increase 43,220 Public deposits: 3,740,512 Increase 842,958 Other deposits Geverrunent securities in banking department 11,638,652 Increase 10,000 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 958,820 Decrease 44,720 The Rest I 3,266,198 Decrease 2,118 The Reserve (viz., notes and coin in banking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public depesits Other deposits decrease.. £114,631 Notes and bills in circulation deamsee.. fist decrease.. On the other side of the account : Government securities increase.. Other securities -- coin sadbullion increase .. 1,600 2,118 10,000 269,866 444,944 Total The changes here indicated are of a satisfactory character, especially the large increase in the private deposits and bullion. The large augmentation in the last named item is chiefly due to the purchase by the Bank of the gold brought in by the steamer Calcutta from Australia. The position of the item of "other "securities argues a fair demand for money. DANE OF ENGLAND.—Accoenr for the week ending Feb. 3. 1806 mere DI tiIITMUIT. Heim tonne ..........4,.0924.83 Government Debt £31,015,140 Other Seeurittee 2,964.900 Gold Oein end &Mow 12,092,546 @Um bullion — A143,092,t06 1 &MOANS 11•12110 DOPAIIIIIIOI. eroptletars' Ospl %al . A14.653.( 00 GOTtlia3aeat Seeculites um 3.180.198 finciud. Dead Weight rutlte Depositolinclud Annuity) /11,638,652 loubsp.. ti.ir. I:anke. Other &sanitise 14.6t40.176 Conto.bi. of 1: llamas] Notes NM. nr , ol, 10!. Ac 014.1 3.740.512 Gold and tUm Oda Nair Depoalto . . 10.6A727 8.. tu-oay and otaribills 968.0201 Feb. 8. 1&5. = 2.261 MARSHALL. Chid LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-FSB. 9. Bills and M. Idcney. Time. Prices u negotiated this dept Amsterdam ....per ff 3 Months 11R. 1715tv.... 1111 lestv. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp „ „ 35ft. 22 r. .... 511 fr. 250. Brumes _... 251 r. 230. Hamburg and Altana . . 13 mee. 9 sal. 131 noe• if Igh• Bt.Psteraborg Pe i ruble ' 3.5 f ... Nom. Pads per E Short 251 r. 024 e. ... 25fr. 01/o. Ditto „ 3 Months 25fr. 200. ... 25fr. 31 o. Marseilles Frankfort-ori-the-Mas per £lO . 1112. kr. ... linfl. kr. Vienna (effective) per E „ 1211. 95kr. ... 1211. 45kr. Trie.te .• „ 122. 3Skr. ... 122. 45kr. Madrid Cadiz Bilbao se ,s 60 pence ... 49 pease Bateslona .. i , ? . 31 ‘ pesos ... 50 peace 49 SOU, __. Oliartar " 50" isms 50 penes Wawa " bit. We. " re Genoa " " 251 r. 1100. KaPio per ducat " 44 penes Poise's* pat ounce " 1304 penes Mambo " 1 ikei pews milrettßl days data pesos „ „ 531 pews 60 days sight 4S{ penes A Pews penes • .40n. eso. • 15Ir. 55c. • 43i penes 13e pence ▪ ISO} i peace 681 penes • 53i pence 48 pence Oporto ... Now York THIS DAY—Two o'CLoca. The English stock market to-day opened with an improving tendency, but has since become flatter. Prices are now quoted 1 per cent. lower than they stood at 4 o'clock yesterday. Consols for the Bth March have ranged between 91i and 911, and are now quoted 911, "sellers." For money transactions are recorded at 91 to 911, and the present quota tion 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 ; the Five per Cent. Anus., at 118; India Stock, at 221; Bank Stock, at 213; Exchequer Bills, at 6s. to 9s. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 991; and India Bonds, at 13. prem. In the foreign stock market the only sales recorded are in Turkish Bonds at 76; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 621; Russian Five per Cents., at :100 ; and Buenos Ayrean, at 51. Mexican is now quoted 201 to 211; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 181; Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102; and Turkish Bonds, 74 to 1. FRIDAY EVENINO. Little business has been done to-day in the British mining stock market, which is generally flat. The gold mining shares remain very dull. The Mariquita Mining Company's shares were flatter. At a meeting of adventurers in Wheal Basset, held l on the 6th inst., the accounts showed a balance of 6,5621. 10s. Bd. in favour of the mine. A dividend (the 71st) of 201. per share (5,1201.) was declared, and the balance, 1,1731., including the South Mine, carried to the credit of the next account. At a hi-monthly meeting of adventurers in Wheal 'Jnity, held to day, the accounts were audited and passed, and showed a balance against the mine of 1,0161. A call of ss. per share was made, payable forthwith. At Great Wheal Alfred a call of 11. ss. 9d. per share was made on Wednesday. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. There is no movement in the gold mining sharer Ague Fria shares are quoted to 1; Nouveau Monde, Ito 1 ; Colonial Gold, 1 to 1; and Great Nugget Vein, 3to I—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 30 to 31 ex div. ; Peel River, 21 to 2; ; North British Australasian, a to 1; and Scottish Australian Inver meat, Ito prem. Other mining and land stocks remain quiet. I .41 IU4 4 sA 97 100 93 96 2 114 ear 07 100 2 pla 140!41. .10 34 $ 44 11 21 to 47 0 11 14 2 2 - Idl. par 21 1! di. 71 ag Si Si 7 le pa 17e lie 1 yesterday. at as - 17esterda irile. Y. $3 11l i 1 11 81 11 2 so 63 ii Ilia' s i iirm I Business does to-day. - 40 40 50 2$ 90 Bodnar dam to-day. $1 $I id - 25 11 1 ell all 1 :3 8 1 1 6 3 9 1 41 43 'la 1 7 1 7$ 77 63 zu 6 4 4 i 741 1 foe id loot i i 011 u 29 76 6 14 16i ill Zi . !!) 1 to 1 1 I. 10 10 1 16:606 117,'15 247,601 , 10,000 100,001 60,00, 7 0 a• tko,om. t.:iiil 90,000 1 40,000 50.000 8,000; $2,060 1 •,0110 110,000 &5,0D0 i SO 000 10,001. 300,000 1110,000 30,0 , / 0,000 24,0C4 f;OCO L ax 30,10- 75,000] 131,71 f 23,0011 120,0110 20,110. 60,00 P 10,010 11,2101 q,OO, ii:0001 25,000 10,000 MINER. sit I i i f I li 4 6 1 2 ii 22 SO -41 dIS _4i:::4 IS ' 18 60 83 4 pu 2 pm 2 034 4 14i 1602 l'i 1 I 1 131 11 111 I) IS II It tl 1 . ll_ 1 Csj di. 24 IA dii 1184 214 KT $74 se 27 tall 32 $4 id $74 $94 U 40 63 67 id 7 6:d 661 id S n db GO Is l ! le . 122 tOTe iii Si si 114 17* 1 i II If If 13 MUM/ dem *ray. 161 zd 14a 811 5 111 121