The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-01 00:00:00

(THREEPEN CE. MONEY MARKET. and-a-Half per Cents. are again better, marking 71 to 71i ex div. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 841; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at Olt ; Peruvian Three per Cents., at NI; and Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 94 to 941. WEDSZBDAY EVINING. Although a few sales of money stock have been made during the last day or two, and have caused more demand for money in the Stock Exchange at 4 WEDNESDAT EVENING. We have no improvement whatever to report in the home mining stock market, scarcely any busi ness offering. Sales can with difficulty be effected. The gold mining shares remain dull. The stock of the Colonial Gold Company is Bst. A special general meeting of the British Australian Gold Mining Company is called for the lath March. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca. There is still little inquiry in the gold mining share market. The Colonial Gold Company's shares are a trifle better, at to 1 per share ; but Agua Fria are flatter, at 7-16 to 5-1 G die.; and Great Nugget Vein at Ito 1 per share. Nouveau Monde are quoted 2s. 6d. to 3e. Oil. per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 29 to 30; Peel River, 21 to 21; Nurth British Aus tralasian , 1 die, to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, Ito prem. Pontgibaufl shares bone lose dealt in at 161; and Clarendon Mining at die. , • . • a• . . t.r. ..--11 1 11r; 11 4.•• ' 4 • A', . "" 7 . 1 4.. , . • -.--. 4-- -- • .--,------ ---- -.............i, t.- . . • . • ..":".4. .- ' . -". . . . ~ -. iv •• • . I .., .. . . . . .. • • . ~.:‘,-. I. *. • /..,, • . , t ( Tr xxii riet ..„4„,,,.. 1 L.... ~,. ...5...,.....0411i4-----...../..,„ ...!.. • ~,,,A,,..,......,..... ...,..„5it..... ...,. .11'11 . o.' .. , .. • -...± 1,11-. . :w - it i. .... ,•••=ll%. • V . i:- 2,661.] .I'.. LONDON,' THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH I 1116$ r. 9 • ' • .. tbr moor,. 45 .": Ala AWN NATIONAL ASSURANCE THE FUNERAL OF J. HUME, ESQ., M . P. SHARE LIST& POSZION BAILWATS. , MONA 0 it .._. AIISOCLITION, No. 3, Pall-Mall Eint, TlllB DAY. --4,-- le tolAntwerp d os tidan it d i ) _ s HALF-TURIN INTEIROT at the rate --e-- WIDNINDAY KV1313310 J 1 . 4 : 10 =lr ag mrmee ! 4 . 414 at es Deposit ti, 31st ' . This morning the remains of the late Mr. Hume The railway share market was ealrly supported to- *IL mos-Barelehowaeddei err Pa Although a few as rye - eiIYABLENII7. - t° asselaber- were removed f rom• t h e town house , 14 Men and ansapan s- •A . . Yarn womusoe, If ease= Director. BrYatlanall'atlualni day at the closing quotationsof yesterday. Business is dle mum lawAm_ . p o i, Maw we nom m i d to . 2 .1... ( k. htsrylebene, and deposited in a new brisk family vault, near altogether too limited to give rise to any important , .xesswastramse poem ProsPetlst• and Forme for 011ealag his late Royal Highness the Doke gt Buseez, Keegan-green „ HP De. New - SI pa fluctuation. Many sheiks were to-day quoted minus i i r i 4 1..biba easeisa i 116 pa 111 1 per cent. on govern wm 8, ••• • Cemetry, Barrow•road,aceordiag to Um wishes of Me de- 1 Sca .tom COUGHS is insured by taking Ceuld, the half-yearly dividend. we an etpweea,p.sr I esamet. - - funds show firmness. an us. es: set ims - - as et . itm PULMONIC WAVERS, two or au. The funeral arrangemeote were of a moat unostentatious cent. higher than yea Issandlataly an • eaves. allay all Winans. character. As the time for the starting of the funeral cur- 110 Orsodlnnsass of - - 15 o.Treak *ream& A - - disposed to regard the • =ale from the ill effects of Pop and Cold Air. ~_ THIS DAY.-Two diCeoct. S 5 all MAL Law. & Ail. - - tiens-Peoe Is. led., 2a.9iL, sad Hew bom , eye drew nigh, the square was thronged with spectators. - . • IN IN Da.Cert.of ; -- - and this circumstano .blf ell=wwwers. nosiness in the railway market matinees inani- gg 7 a From as early hour in the menage the minute bells ot the Ds. Oseipy.% ap. st.do. - - The operations, home mate, but the tone is firm and prices are in some se te amesfleemet whams_ it 1 ten various churches in the neighbourhood were tolled and this DR. ' SONOR'II 4I LIGH HA T Rk iI .o R KD OW .I N C. CO DT D ___ a . shade higher. London and North-Western : al O' D ea:lna: per reteula nt partial closing of the trading establishments alone . indicated s ca t s" ock us quoted 974 to 4ex the.; Goat Western, 631 as 13 ot.Laaam Cannah. 2 &shade better than 3 agents, mot earnestly mutton the public, that one of distinguished character was about to he con imilliathe by whom this puts, unadulterated. end signed to the tomb. to lex div.; Midland, 67 to 4ex div.; Lancashire' 4 all Do. a.. 2 S . all Ct. Wen 14 1 1 21 a-Half per Cents. rod Mehady le .err generally prescribed , ag.inat the and Yorkshire, 741 to #; South - Eastern , 174 tO i t tee au De.edia,pa Ci r dl4 7 Ant tin 92 t - bourse is firmer. A d Memanaugotam .md. of g o Numerous applications were made by several public prevail. ININ • wain b's and 'Waltman bodies and private individuals for permission to evince their Caledonians, l tog ; and Great Northerns, 221 to 1. lee an D.. Ga. - a, - ft. 165 sr alladird la aw me paana-Wbole. The leading ranch lines are better. Easter= are 1: : ~, L s an Ls• ba• la. Ea. 99 101 Consols were quote do. 73. Wear BAR .1 noad,.. , respect for the departed statesman, and their sympathy in quoted 322 to 1 ; Northern*, 331 to 4; and Paris fo4 au . ammo= an d wfths" vorectc, the general grief for his Isis, by attending at the funeral i.e all . Do. 6 par Cent. 97 KM close to 911 to 1. and Lyons, 204 to 21 prem. ....Perreested . by Royal Cotters and formals part of the procession ; but it was intimated le 10 Lyeas an Omen l4 2 pm was 91 to /. The • ORDINULT MAUS AND STOCIUL SO 13 i=ind Nadi - gag allanall by Vs Man of 196 Illas de that the body wait* be followed to the grave only by the 4104111 7 1-4 " 0 " . .„=„4 1 1= near relations of the deceased and a few of his particular camas Mess Maim to-nay MlO De. New ateiiiituaL . -- ,albMilikr. bras shirt private Wends. lb. Pd. lan.waYs. pateaday. b e . Vi di a = 1114 = eni aM,l ll :ase • er The Goghs bore a brae inscription Pate, in form of a St IN . Aberdeen . 7 --...... 1114 01 n o to 2 pm. SID 30 gamer & Lis (with tat .—...-...-• 1.41 is Nenlesta of hence l4l Ili 1111 ell Mks NM. Mara 9L Three _per Coe Three per Cents., th lommoogeer me soma of a mpg VZ shield:-Joseph Haas, Esq., born 1777, died 1845, aged 78 il i 'ill Cludaarl lb Inueliess iIA t . _, . . iv, Mt , ell , L... • MnWt Prekr. expiring in 1860,4 vd- - • ii• Sw tMs P rite Pa l iEMbe earsrpolle to the wane Nara tearrre. Thew "la' ,1t.,,. . , - ri a II I. 1r .. 11 .”.". i' i 1 all . • • , 0.-. .:.... ' 111 P sad anon . .39 4 11 1 iiiii - ... Stock, 215, 2131. 1 • k ehemses Road^ fall The June Exchequer ass, Ile*. 1. f, sea S. are alas devoid er tans or smell, mid of all NAVAL AND MILITARY. 12 19 Do. de. do 201- 14 64 die In. 100 Bristol aad Easter „...... 90 62 ad 20 10 Paris, Caen & Ch erbourg - - SO all Konen and Havre arosalke 'Whir lber may Woe the toilet table without their g P. 100 Ortedonian ... 621 421 12 1 6 110 20 !Copal Dan= .. 1 di. par The transactions i umi brig eeeperal. OW la tin mare, at 11.. each; free by poet, 1.4 6 II Iltoyal seed= ft l'" Fidel tans separate done, m administered by Wiese, W. ADMIRALTY, FEB. 28.-A PPOINTMENTS. -Lieu- 50 all 'ebb"' bag 11 ° 1 7 1 bad ••• 12 a n a SO ill , Cork and Bandon - - 20 all sombre and Menge more numerous, and erdßum am-To be had • eholane and retail, In tmdrq of tenants BH. Richard, from the Impregnable, 104, all 30 43 ' Dublin and Itsifeet Joss S 2NA 10 all Do. Si per Cent. Prefer - - Four-and-a-Half per Ocrabill; Hannay sad Co., Si. Ostlen•etreet: ship, at Plymouth, to the Olin, IG, paddle-wheel steam 25 .11 Dond.,Prth,sed aterd.J. II I 10 2,.. Sande 1110 117 1 . 1611 . ; I t • li• l a lr baw, art4 W W4 Market ' uelt s frigate of 560 horse-power, at Woolwich ;T. M. Campbell St. 100 Cam Anglian and again rose 1 p Iti°l6 " si l l Mesa *. ch..l4 ' 144"ft° ' La " Ti*l; wia " l4 11849 . from the E I 51 screw steam chi of 400 horse- 18 all Ditto (Fie E sad 1L)... - - 10 10 Do. Si per Cent. Prefer.' - -car about 3 per cent, in backsdkr, ismetrest, Birmingham; end Fawn , bookseller, lb, . - . , 11111 IN,. , p 20 all F.satern Counnee ll 111 Id 11 ad 10 15 Waters of France l6i 7pn some request, and c Ihseneseimmarest. flews. power, at Duvonport, to the Archer, 14, screw •steamship, at. IN eastern Union, Class A .... 29 31 20 16 Weltered tiwitaarbaiL. ;- - of 202 horse-power, for particular service ; and A. Haltom 15 61 Do. Pate E. U. srtle.).. - - 10 30 &ma= .....„ • 174 181 764 10 *- . Dutch : 0 LADIES.-A Beautiful Complexion, and Soft and Pair Ilrnde sod Arms are fully realign sad eurtained by use ol Row L %NW KALYDIIIt. en Orteetal Botaaital Prepare. I (1860) from the Archer to the Buryalus. in. 100 Do. class 13 Surgeon W. F. Noott (1853) to the Hecate, 6, paddle- fit. to , Erie Lancashire wheel steam sloop of 240 horse-power, at Woolwich.SO 22 70 12 rd Sr 100 Edinburgh and Glasgow 52 57 11 IN PAL gather better. The corn market t 10 all Edinburgh sod Peebles lion. fly its whin on the pore* and minut , secretory vemehr, it pro. Mate A. Henderson (1863) to the Neptune, 120, for par- Clones Snow Prices. t. 100 Edinburgh, Perth.Dundoe 191 204 motes a breithy tom, rics earentlid to the general well-being 01 the titular service. No. Share. Moms. Paid Prises deem The amount of g S t. 100 Glasgow a South Weenie 70 12 Min and the beauty o/ its ippearanee Free= s, tans, pin l Plee. "PIP. Second Master E. P. Con (1862) to the Neptune. St. 100 Great Northern . B9 90 yesterday , le-day. 65,000 ounces, wott dbeetwation, acd other eittanooo• viaitatiOng, am eradicated by ,he Master's-Assistant H. L. Kelly to the P7lades, 20, screw at, loa D o , g, Atom 7O 72 -.--- Kalydor, sal give place to • • radiant bloom and transparency of arm. 100,000 1 agua Fria an .1 1 also received to-day steam corvette of 350 horie•power, at Sheereiess. IP- 700 Do. IS, Stock pinion. Price re. .ad modes. 6.1. per bottle. CaCTlolc -The words 30,0.0 1 Womb Australian Gold all - - the Marco Polo, fro . 1, Rowlands' lialedoe" =eon thew rapper, and "A. lit/W L A ND sad Acting-Assistant Surgeon A. M'Munn (184 . 3) to the Ply- fa. to Gt. South. and West. (In.) 86 iio Rd 100,600 Ins. Moak) Californian at. 100 Great Western B3 611 „ 811 11 a d on the same day as PASS, 10, Hattie garde ", London," us red Mk at foot. end by mouth Hospital.lo,oo. 10 e attstraleaian St. 100 Do StourValieyoa.Blk. 60 GS „ them, and by Chemists sad Perfumers. Naval Cadet R. G. Baker to the Majestic, 60, screw steam y e all L .,..... 7 „ . d owl ,. .. 70 75 20.000 10 +Australian ship of 400 horse-power, at Sheerness. lei I q Do. Thirds - - worth together shot This day, at Medic'. Lamm. Midshipmen 0. F. H. Parker to the Duke of Wellington, 161 4 Do. .:ew Thirds - - GRACE LEE, by JULIA KAVANAGH • Gilehriet's 131, screw steam ship of 700 horse-power, in the Baltic, and at. 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire 714 711 60,0% 1 Ave Maria - - to notice that, in a B,fair 10 Slaenavon Iron & Coal all 4 5 Life 01 Ertl : Illenwam of Amelia Ppie. La 4 1114elneton.WIlliam IL Parke to the Orion, 91, screw steam ship of 600 horn- 14 19 Do. Fifth+vale, a steady influx 100; 4 ) t I Brit= Auatrallan Gold all - - Jay. it. ; Wessell. An Trec.ure. in Bittern: Mammon : Crewe Rise; A 3 , Do. Wert Riding Union - - Month hefore Seheaudad : Lord Cerliale A higl7 ; Wright, shrbUortity power, at Chatham. 11l II London and Blackwell_ -. 74 71 Id 20,000 20 +Unties Iron lu Turkey. Th 4. Quiet Ikart; Murehionise isiturls; tetra Poirmsaan St. In . Lm., Brighton, & &Coast 95 93 971 10,004 .05 tbrasslnip.(lvdd.sl.mo. 24 n er 362,000 dollars and sit 0va..., : Banker) Jensislon heti-idol ; Katharine A.hbou; Jobs- PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 28. Bt. 100 Load. and North Western 971 971 ~ 671 lid 5,000 30 Do. Comes and Combs an 1 it total value of atom • Chand.uy of Cornitoo, Life; rullorni Illatory of Woman ; The 11.000 29 Do. St. John Del B,e) 16 28 80 Eagloasungin in Itissiam; Matthew Patton ; ilearta me. he.. Sc. Several important movements have been arrested Du. for Www, - -210,0 Pi 1 Canon'. Creek t of the pi eeious so Is Do. Firths . ~, at this port, in consequence of the thick fog that has pre. IS 34 Do.glitah Ildinelll. C 1 5 dis „24 a d aO,OOO. 1 ♦sCla.eonaßlin.Co.,Jan. IIIMs 1 / already to no awl°. P: ' 1 .7 u.1 Mu ' ll '' '' lo ' New °lfeed ' ejwet ' Lewkw' sad ''''' sailed lug two or three days past. The Lancashire Militial2.lsol 40 Corte Coo...trcet, ...al.:linter.lll 2 Do. _a.ithe 1 5-1 . 1 .•• 1 01 Oni „ 100,004 5 iColoraft er old I i 4 the foreign exchan were to have embarked on board the Calcutta steamship for et lOU Landon A South Western 1111 544 „ Jug Ni bu,b e d. g ag am a,t„ e d watt" pet,. I L . ; or, by 1 ,,,K, fur conveyance to Corfu; hut owing to the exult) stated, that 30 421 Do. fSO 330,004 Bt. •Copper Miner. of Eng all 43 41 pearence, the bulk 1... N. vot has sot been able to come into harbour to embark ab aa Do. gab 7l bi .. i. N. 1.0. 23 +Do. Pref. 71 per Cent. all 1 die lon be sent at once int, &Enniskillen - - riHE SCIENCE of LIFg; or, How to Live and th ew, it not being deemed prudent to bring her in till the whoa 7 ,, Li ve f. 4 r , ' rah mos antes for Not. Realism, osl fog clears off. Mel .Maslen ald; Intinr wise 1 " . " ..... " for "curl" heath , ''"'• The Britannia, 120, Captain Carter, was also to have been *l it . . 1 1 0 .1L1 0 11 311 1.14:Dicah6faTp d * Iin i d "he "4"inc°Limb No• 1 23,000 2 *Fortuna 100,001 1 Lime Nugget Vein Re L i die p.r the precious metals siderable interest, a reedy 1 that aterilut Ante of haiganem indy allainahle through to. 15,000 20 +General F„,b,,,,,„„,.`',0.,„„,,,„.„1 a ..11.,,,,1awd ~,,, , ~,i lif e . B y a puf a n da a, towed into harbmr to he paid off, but from the same cause St. 100 Do. Birm. and Derby.. 40 42 „ 72,1,u, 1 Urand Duchy of Baden all 4 1 materially towards Ala. Ey the au= huts,?. peke nii.: I. 1. 4 .2.. dd.. she has not yet come in. Vice-Admiral Dundee visited her 50 all Mid. 0. West. Um./ - - 11,044 , 4 Great Pulgoutli all - - 'zeroes DEBILITY sod tniNSTITUTIONAI. WEAKNI2IB, at Spithead yesterday. U 221 Ditto halt Sturm - - 60,000 Liberty - - of discount, now with Practical Oteartatious ou the Lee 0 the Micremadre la the lO4 all Newesetle a= Carl We.. - - the Sprightly, steam•vessel, Master Commander Allen, 10,000 rlAnares all 7 74 money is more rest] Treatment of thaw 1,4 ,, ,,4er5.61 31,N a= dket Bury Eaten.. par Ipm 10,000 t =tan= Tb.. a ork.ernanatin; from a Wallet:A member of the menleal preen puled to Aso for Sh , with seamen for the ships lit fs 211' be e wportAbemetlereford 11 9 ells 163„•I5 eNlariquita eke. the result of nutty >me.' practi.cil ey puricnce, a addreracd to the w ag a m. ' 5o 8 ' Vewry and Ennoiltillen ... If 24 minnow ay... of pl , lOl who rioter fndu the Tarim., di- order. = ^ 60,0 0 New Granada li n , g ,,7 7 life, I s i t . Igo . well bg f,,,md th eca ..., g b„.i ; t ag d to The Cressy, 80, screw-ship, is reported to have poned the So_ . ii ii . 6 14 St of ew k r! k Wurenpoint &Roe. - - 60,004 rta.Lsree Min. Owe/. 2,11 - - taken out 61,2751. t or..,ormata., the. yeranta. ate,). hone-ate their prorauce, tied the Downs yesterday morning, from Sheerness for t h is poet, II IS 13 Ds. New - - The Brilliant sa dr....5• to he sa. , rtet for then. rcmoial. bet she has not yet armed, not likieg to venture, it is to so a 4 Nom,e , n (booties Unica 211 11 die 10,000 2 14..ntrtheurl Silver Lead all 15 16 134 London: 1N. , . Itr.ther.. and co., Z. Paternerterrow ; Slanosy.2ll„ b. pr. med, near land, in such thick weather. 100,0 m• Port rbilap st. 100 North British - - Oxford ..tro, Mann. du. Ciwohill; and all booliartlcre. . . The Mk, 16, screw sloop, Captain Birch, arrived at Spit- 16 15 North Devon, No. 1 lass puhli.hol price 54.1,y port hi. Cd.. bend yesterday, from her cruise down Channel. 11 all De. $ A Deferred l l II 10,004/ 60 tkihymney Irma ....«... all 19 31 1)EBILITY and IItRITABILUY induced by The Himalaya, screw - ship, is expected to embark artil - 5 5 Do. 6 B Guaranteed 6 71 10 . 000 I 'Do. New ..........•...... an 6 e The ice in the r P. 100 N. kaatero-Berwick 60,00 e South Aurtraltan 1 11 eII'EItMATORRIDEA ; the Srtiiptorret, Wren., arid Rational Ivry horses to morrow . 22 20 Do. Extenenoa .. 71 6/ diati„ 74 I II been windbound fo 5,000 I fin Croft Tremment. 14 , T. 11. YI•olaa, M.P., Phy.lelan to the (anent Port- Li 1 Do. G.N . E. Pure. 4 4 4 Ms ota .0 LAMY c.irriera Prorideut lootitution. fr. DEVONPORT, FEB. 28. 60 e ll Do. Teed......... 12 114 ',., 124 rid 43,17. f 0.2.031 *United Mezima al l s i si in large numbers. d..•,,..ktd ele,,,ovtds Wil..n. 11, Royal Exchange ; and by laht sale. The Bulldog, steam sloop, has been ordered to pro- at. too Do. York ........ 49 in 70,000 1 Waller . ... all up with the flood t from the Autlior, 25. 1.1 , 14.-Mera. It 100,006 1 West Mariposa all 1 I coed directly to the mouth of the Channel to cruise in 1,0 20 North London THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING search of . the hom e war d bo u nd , o rd e r to ` elieve ._ aay 10 10 It'll, Vase .. t. N tt e .uhk w 101.9 hare s. . 1 3 d . di par „ a A ale f Transferable by stamped deed. on London was a . head yesterday, from her cruise down Channel. - 6 Au r - -6:: -; iiteterred 1; - 11 10,100' 60 iithymney Irma ......... all 15 21 ja4l.4lbl6awl Wien 5, - , 6 7 PA 2 s- rid.. DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY induced by The Himalaya, screw-ship, is expected to embark artil- SII I Do. 4 B Guaranteed 64 7 4 10,00 e 15 tDo. New ... -.,.. ...... all I I SPERMATORRIDIA ; the Syntplorrat. Effects, sod Rational lery hones tomorrow. St., 100 N. Pavlova—Berwick 10,0t9 1 South Australian ........ an 1 le Treftl/4.19L Sy T. 11. TroVAN. N.D.. Physician to the Guam) Pah 23 90 Do. Extension ollts lotslol` Canine' Pr,,Okut houtution. ke. DEVONFORT, Fes. 28. ZS IS Do. G.N.E. Pure 4l 4 dls „ 6,000 10 fin Croft 43,17- 10.11.8/ *United Mezkaa all 5} 11 hoodoo i EMndrun W 110. n. IL Kt.yal Exchange; 0441 11l post male. The Bulldog, steam sloop, has been ordered to pro- 60 all 100 ti o. o. York from the Author, 25. Ltod•sitiarti. 49 in „ teed directly to the mouth of the Channel to cruise in 50 50 North London THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING search of the homeward bound, in order to relieve aay yi 0 ._ Do. t Ne o w r lol.lllsareis e . 1 d's par „ • Transferable by stamped desd. PATER, price Id. vessels which may be distressed owing to their having been L e I I r d ;r em Z, , , 56 Western lt ril ltr a6 Tha Leading Liberal Journal, the advasatoof free oommerse and kept so long at sea from the prevalence of easterly winds, 101 lo North k South West. Jane I•• _ ~ M all muted Morena. The l'hinsouth Mail of this day, in noticing the trial trip ht . 1110 oxford, wore., & Wolver 29 II JOINT STOCK BANNS. In the eateut and Thine of IN resent se ln•-4n the bectfeer of 10 of the Exmouth, 90, states : " This ship returned to this so 140 licottise Central law re P iwia s and irl ' ils° "' lad anwalailla aanl an= Inform.. Den en Wedawiday lest. from s trial trip la the Channel, etl 1 0 0 Scottish leillood el es Na. Oh. /IMMO. Pd. prices Bodnar dose Om ecotalmidta the dty, railway. awl mosatary MID paper the result et which was anything but satisfectory. 10 10 Shrewsbury and Bereaced Before 'yesterday. to-day. is sasurrered. st.• 100 •Inapabut Mika. 4 64 47 --..— • SPLCIAL CORRESPONDENTS AT riIe BRAY OF WAR. the wind she is as steady es • rock ; but this said and all , ea .SO south Devon ......... ....... 12 1 1t2,500 40 Australasia all 50 69 51 ITS VO116:10N NEWS In RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL her good qualities are told. Under any other circum- iii too South k„,, torh As eleleetseir early report of s hi pp in g io the 1001101 Sow 1 • 811 - stances she rolled most frightfully, and, in one of her SO ISO 9outh Wales 2B 15 „ 20,000 SO British North American all 614 plied to it by every Overland Mail. and it contains • pitches,' broke her main yard off short, which has, since 9lti IS +meth Yortuk.et RieerDeus 4 2 dis ~ 40000 25 Chartered Bank of Asia 1 1 04 dis 41 THE ONLY DAILY MINING REPORT, her return to harbour, been brought ashore. It is said it S s ' all steritton and Darlington . 117 89 „ 60,000 20 j Chart. Bank of India, with Bet of prices. I Australia, and China.. 2 die IT EXCLUUS4 ALL OFVEN9ME ADVERTISEMENTS. will be necessary to reduce her mast., take out upper-deck 1 2 01 a Tan Vele. ElO Sha es i 21; friainvellasenDoekleßalL 3 Sa 20,0 N 1100 Colonial It le strictly independent, and though younger by mere than slaty guns, lighten armament on lower deck, and give bar an b ,l all Vale of Neigh years than any of its conteropewmiss, this t oper hai, be oonstatericy extra false keel, before she will be a serviceable ship. She ~ all Waterford and hum. arid early Information, achieved for itself a character sad position 001 rolled to such an extent as to demolish nearly everything on 501 all Waterford and laterite to any. board : the midshiemen had all tbey posstssed in the mem. 20 all West London To be ordered of any book•eller oe newel an in the kingdom; oe at place destroyed, and even chairs and tables stood no chance ; 10 1 16 Wss l Corn w a l l 54 61 10,030" Se i London and County 2O NI Va the °lles, to, itourcrie-atrect, Vleota. tee, London. 10,000 SO . Layton J int Stock N.B. If diSiculty be ezperteneed in obtaining the paper by evening the officers' cabins were full of water, and half their traps 10 6 ‘ V • rawl°l LanualCrlnlal P. 20,000 lon London and Westmisater 20 poet at a reduced tido...One publisher will, on application, furnish the ruined—in fact she took seas in by wholesale, and tons of 10,000 100 Nat. Prow. of England SS names of news aro eta ready to supply it, at 195.6,1. per quarter, paid water poured into her. She leaks like a sieve, and must PREFERENCE SHARER. 10,100 20 I Do. New In advance by Postollhee order. continua to de so as long as she rolls so deep and awfully. ~,, too , mown. 99 101 20,600 50 , National of Ireland She is , says a correspondent, a second Albion (of rolling '"' et. i WO Do. No. 2. 7 per Ct... 90 91 10.00 u 20 ;New South Wales. TALLY NEWS FORWARDED totheCOUNTRY by EV V.NINO POST, at 19s. 61. per qr.. payment in advance, all JOHN MADDOX, 10, Upper Albany.t., Regan Ce.park, Booluelles r 0.... _ as a lterati on , and the machinery being put into her without gr. 100 Caladoetan, CIO y alteration, has made her too deep, and added to her 15 IS Chester and Uolyheed roll i• naalitii aasitis in the very bottom of the vessel." 61 all Cork and Bandon ... 20,000 100 I Provincialof Ireland 23 SO 4,010 10 Do. New and Nom Agent. 61 al; Dund.Perth.ll Aberjuac. 54 54 110,001 , , 8 loyal Australian Bank I The lesk, 20, screw, Captain Thomas Birch, arrived at• I log and Gold Imp. Co . I 1 10 1 MOM Anglian Claps A ft.. —1 23 U 40 )I)AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from S a.m. until 3 p.m., at la. per week; supplied In town or countrt , at pan., for M . per day, or I9e. 6d e par quarter ;by Mr. WALTERS, Sunday evening last from a cruise in the clean this port on net, where she had been sent to relieve the homeward- St. P* Du. do. Class B. 6 per CL St. 100 Do. do. Clam C, 7 per Ct. —pm bnuud vessels detained by the prevailing easterly winds. 61 east.Coe Exte.,Spe..No I 1 1 pin „ 12.00. 23 ' South Australia 32,000 23 .Union of Australia 5,000 ... .Do. New I2I 1 9 40,00 U., SO ,Union of London .. IIO News Agent, Is, Temolesolreet. Whltefttara. This teasel leaks to such an extent that nearly all bands 6 61 Ditto do. N 0.2 a se II are obliged to be kept at the pumps. This is the second W le De. New 6 per Cent.Prock 111 h „ 12: x 1 SO 20 PeetUnion gu.6p.Ct. — MISCELLANEOUS. ly a lk . l . f NEWS g.. LENT ter by WORN R ING MAI in ! l o i n 2.. don, into this port in this state • yet. not- .... „ a ., ....„,.„... a „ lima sthaenttung come e condition, she was ordered off the ' Lille,- 7 - ail -- jr a W a ZiOra Jar.atba = E Cicalae —EVENING DO.. Po. dd. Per gr.-11. ADANA. 9, Parliamentatrom, ing with supernumeraries for the ships at Portsmouth. at. 109 Edia.,Perth,Dundesa pet. 60 65 63 No. I Sh. Miscauanzors. Pd. I Prices 800111010 dose Wintgainelse, Plows Agent. These vessels are a great tax upon the officers whose uni- ft, ton Great Northern ) per Oast .16 115 117 161 1 'yesterday. today. forms—in fact, all their clothing—is completely spoilt. M. 100 Do. S per cent. Redeem- --- B AYSWATER — DAILY —DAILY NEWS LENT TO The Prometheus, 5 (paddle), Commander .t. H. Selwyn, able at 10 tint. pm.. llO 112 91,000' 23.Aaatraltan Agricultural. 174 294 504 • Ift. NP Do. taper tient. ~ 101 103 1311 3 12,50 n 20 Australasian Pacific Mall ... Al READ; and soppUed to the sountry by evening post, at 19e.•f1. has returned to this country in consequence of having been 12 1 4 i .d. i i pa, r is = rrem ier, paid la advance. M. BUILBICE, Orove.terraae, Meet. 1 Do.3p.M.sti retat p p u 5 ..000 10 Australian lima% Mail_ all ashore, and of sickness—nearly the whule of her officers and So 6 lO.West.Bluallanteez Spel 11 35,000 10 Berlin Materworke DevetesigeaL crew having suffered more or less from the fever peculiar to oL 1.0 Do. can. redeem. 44 p.et.l 93 V the coast ; the great probability is that the fever was eon. St. 100 Do.c.mr.laredeeattp.ol 67 59 50,000. 5 BrittsCold3io.&ll•ll.Co. 1I if USIC. trected in going so far up the Malls Comi River, the Pro- et. 100 Ditto irredeemable 4p. et. 85 MI e all Do. Birm. Prof. Shares ...I 10 le 6,915 100 Canada 521 119 120 I tit. j Do.6peretlan.acdloly 160 1071 107 metheue having proceeded as far up as the town of Malls vs -- 10 all Do. Chester Prof. Mt Snag 151 164 501%0M: & Plaid Palace ST. MARTIN'S HALL. Ghee, where , it will be recollected, Commander Selwyn Id , an 2 ,, a do. do, 5 p.c. 10 19 50.000 111 Do. Pr. ferenoe I par Ipm II Mendelssobn's St. Paul" was performed last even compelled lal ' ing Bamba Mowrilbie to sign a treaty to re- ..t.' 100 Do. Birm. Goa. Stroh I 69 71 130,0001 4 Crystal Palace anima. 4 pa oEnglish and French mere an a O r all do. Chester as. (rain from molestin g the iog, under the direction of Mr. Hultah; this being its second in the river. It was going up the river that the Proms- Is; all Do. do. do. great performance within these eight days. Last Friday thews struck on a rock, which, together with the sick- 20 . I all D°- 40- do. -2 - 13 1 14 29,0001 251 Electric Telegraph evening, when given by the Sacred Harmonic Society, i t ells . 20,060" ISlGerieral Stns. Navigation 14 ness, obliged her to return home. She is now in No. 4 1.1 1 a lantathireallr°lkn'TB3l) 4 attracted one .if the most crowdee auembleges wehave et. 100 Ditto 6 per eentlitock... lei US ' 0 0 0 NOMA Beetrootlingar lO seen in Exeter Hall; and last night, in St. Martin's Hall, M. 100 Lon.&Bright.N.G.Spoent. far discovered that the greater pan of her false keel is St. 100 Lon.N.W. Cor.Nun. Sea 30, 6 00 , 10, dediterraneati ElectTeL , all the same thing was the case. Of all the Oratorios that have gone, and about twenty feet of her main keel forward, and SO 5 Lon.iiSthWeetConildrde 24 3pm „ 90,000! 10 Mexican & SLA merle= 9 6 66 appeared since the days of Handel, the deepest impression On the English public has been made by the two deft- 75 , 000 1 SOOCee le" Netherlands Land 6 1 11 Rear Admiral Michael Seymour shifted h i s flag from the tae all Londonderry&Enniek.4 sh, d'eruore of Mendelssehn, on whom it may be truly said that to all ManiseeffAiLine.teewlol. , 11; 124 , 2 N.B. Wales Coal& Inter. Nile to the Exmouth on TuesdaY. 6 41 Do, C 6 the mantle of the mighty matter has fallen. George Biddlecombe, Esq., Master, R N., and lately 131 all Maryp.ft Caritas, 4 4 lira — 1611.V6, 1 North Brit. Australadmi all 1 1 Mr. Hullah's performance last evening was admirable in serving as Master of the Fleet in the Duke of Wellington, St. It/0 Midland Connlitr.&lls.6po 153 135 23,00 n • 20 North of Europe Steam.. 121 its ensemble. The choruses were sung with great precision -. i n 164 111 Ditto Preference 44p. e l4 1 dls „ 120,0 00 , 5 reelltiverLand&Mineral all 14 24 5/ flag-ship the Baltic, has been appointed an Assistant and clearness; and their fine, rich volume of vocal sound 3 all Dater: i Piet a per cent 4 44 20,600, St' Penineular &Drient.Stm. all 53 55 Master-Attendant of the Dockyaed at this port, for service was not overpowered (este too often the cue) by the brae• n at E ey h am. 10 all Norfolk Debentures — 50,000 2 Portland Iron Company.. 611 14 2 instruments—the orchestral accompaniments being played Bt. 100 Do. 5 pet.Eaten.M.lll46 101 103 „ 14,810 100 Royal Mail Steam GO 66 67 St. 100 Do. Pref. 4 per ceat. 84. 55 67 „ 100,00 4 5 I -030ttiah Austr. litmus all 11 11 11 with great smoothness and delicacy. The solo vocal parts PARSONSTOWN, TUESDAY EYENING.—Drafts from St. les storthisritlati were less satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. Sims Reeves, who the depute of the 21st Fusiliers, 57th Foot, and 63rd Foot, It hio ke sa s.—gerw.sp,m,preL 88 1.0 7, 14,2.0, 115' South Australian land were to have been the principal tenor and soprano, were die 1 submarine o 0 Teleg. Scalp all 1 consisting from each of the three depots of six sergeants, I*. •. 5 Do. do. do. 21 2 1 „ 75,0 *bled, by indisposition. Mr. Reeves's place was supplied 20 13 Do. Leeds 6p. et. No. 1 ' 7 5 .0001 1 1 Do. Do. Reetistered all i i four drill instructors two drummers, and 120 rank and ' ' 20.000 20 TrustllLoanCoof VIC= , S I by Mr . lierb , erte, a rising young s i nge r. who Sc: ho s left Parsonetown this morning for Cork, there to embark 121 9 Do. Do. Gams 1,43 .-- .'- '-' .- a- ' • •x- ' ' IS 10 Do . York Ht 81Purch. 1 04 die 10,000 100,t'an Diemea's Land 351, 124 134 Cawing No, Mb. FL piton 8111111616 done sauteed's. today. 91,300 40 Auatralasia all 50 69 51 40 Brit.Colliank&Lean 00. all 20,000! 50 British North Anserkwn all 614 40..410. 25 Chartered Bank of Aga 3 1 0# the 41 00,000 20 'Chart. Bank of India, I I Australis, and China.. 2 dir 20,00+'.100 Colonial 25,000 los Commercial of London 2O 30 25,000 20 Eng.,heot.,k Ault-Cwt lll 21 1# 25,1100, 20 Lon.Chart.liant of Anat 2O 194 20# 10,400 20 Ditto New # pm 10,000 Se London and Counts 2O 116 VS 60,090 30 incutonl int Stock lO 30,00) 100 London and Westminster 20 10,000 100 Nat. Pros. of England 25 10,0-00 20 Do. New lO - IMOD 50. National of Ireland 20,00 v 20 ° New South Wales . 23.6'3 25 peient. Bank Coteseation all 37 39 311 20,000 VA • Yrovineialof Ireland 33 50 4,004. lo ,Do. New 10,00 c 3 Kosal Australian Bent- I ing and Gold Imp. Co. 1 13.000 25 ,Mouth Australia 23 U 40 32,0eu 25 enum of Austr.dia 11,000 ... • Do. New 2# 7 9 110,000, SO Conic of London ST. MARTIN'S HALL. Mendelssohn's " St. Paul" was performed last even iog, under the direction of Mr. Hultah; this being its second great performance within these eight days. Last Friday evening, whet given by the Sacred Harmonic Society, it attracted one at the most crowded assemblages we have ever Been in Exeter Hall; and last night, in St. Martin's Hall, the same thing was the case. Of all the Oratorios that have appeared since the days of Handel, the deepest imp • n on the English public has been made by the two def t rreruore of Mendelssvhn, on whom it may be truly said that the mantle of the mighty master bat fallen. Hullah's performance last evening was admirable in its ensemble. The choruses were sung with great precision and clearness ; and their fine, rich volume of vocal sound was not overpowered (as is too often the case) by the bras• n instruments—the orchestral accompaniments being played with great smoothness and delicacy. The solo vocal parts were less satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. Sims Reeves, who were to have been the principal tenor and soprano, were die *bled, by indisposition. Mr. Reeves's place was supplied by Mr. Herbert', a rising young singer, who so quitted himself creditably, but did not posses. the requisite degree of force and energy. Mrs. Ender. sohn was substituted for Mrs. Reeves, and there was nothing lost by the change. Mrs. Endersohn sang charm ingly —we base rarely heard the air " Jerusaleln, thou that hitlest the prophets," sung witu more pathetic a:- regime. Miss Palmer, a promising young contralto singer, was encored in "But the Lord is mindful of Ilia own "—a compliment, however, due more to the exqui site beauty of the sir than to anything remarkable in her manner of singing it. Mr. Thomas, who sustained the I hiss part, has a powerful voice and considerable execution, but as yet he lacks style and refinement. It detracts a little from Mr. Hullah's otherwise excellent performances that be brings prominently forward young and half.formed singers in parte which demaad all the power, of our most accomplished performers. PAItSONSTOWN, TUESDAY EVENT:W.—Drafts from the depots of the 21st Fusiliers, 57th Foot, and 63rd Foot, consisting from each of the three depots of six sergeants, four drill instructor., two drummers, and 120 rank and tie, left Farsonstown this morning for Cork, there to embark for Malta. 100 10.3 pet.Esten.6l.l346l 100 Do. Pref. 4 per cent. SR 100 North British 100 N.E Do sst.—Beror.4pet.PreL I . do. do. IS Do. Leeds 6p. et. No. 1 9 Do. Do. Qom, 1643 10 Do. York 11 k 31Puroh. all North Eltaftordshire 100 Olf.ef ore.fs9Ml. ISL6p.et ell doottlshCsotral New Pref. all South Peron 11 Ditto Med 4i per Cent .6 all B.Fast (Read.Ann.,gl.o.6) t. 100 DM* 4i per 0 all SouthWsles sna.4i p. omt A all Ath.Yorlashhe4peret.Guar IS 1i itoc ktontDerUngtonSp. e $ WaterforsiMi.leanyspet. - 1 Oda REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE CRIMEA. It is intended immediately to reinforce the army in the Crimea by sending out at least 10,000 sdditional troop', inclusive of cavalry; this will be effected in the following manner—viz.:—The 3rd battslioa of the Grenadier Guards, let battalion of Coldstream', and Ist battalion of Scots Fusilier Guards, at present at ' the seat of war, will be i seed to 1,200 men each, and the strength of the following regiments of the line, also in the Crimea, is to be "screwed to 1,600 bayonets each—vis., Ist Foot (Royal Scots), 3rd Buffs, 4th Foot, 7th Royal Fusilier', 9th Foot, 14th ditto, 17th ditto, 18th Royal Irish, 19th Foot, 20th ditto, 21st Royal North British Fusiliers, 23rd Royal Welsh ditto, 28th Foot, 30th ditto, 33rd ditto (Oahe of Wellington's Own), 34th Foot. 38th ditto, 39th ditto, 41st ditto, 42ud High landers, 44th Foot, 46th ditto, 47th ditto, 50th ditto, 55th ditto, 67th ditto, 62nd ditto, 63rd ditto, 68th ditto, 77th ditto, 79th Highlanders, 88th (Connaught Resigns), 89th Foot, 90th ditto, 93rd Highlander, 95th Foot, 97th dito, and the Rifle Brigade. Ist and 2nd battalions will have en additional battalion of 1,000 men. Those regiments garri soning fortrewes in the Meditemnean will each be increased to 1,400 bayonets, and will proceed to the Crimea on being relined by the volunteer regiments of militia—vis 204 battalion let Royal Scots, Corfu ; 13th Light Infantry, Gibraltar ; 31st Foot, Corfu; 48th ditto, Corfu; 54th ditto, Gibraltar; 66th ditto, Gibraltar; 71st Highland Light Infantry,Corfn; 82nd Foot,Corfa ; and 92nd ditto, Gibraltar. The cavalry at present in the Crimea is to be increased to 800 sabres each regiment, and four addi tional regiments, exclusive of the 10th Hassan, are to he sent out. Sig batteries of field and four troops of Horse Artillery will proceed to the seat of war. It is waded that the greater portion of the above arrangements will be carried into effect during the month of March, and several additional transports have been chartered for the purpose. 1173 111 „ 12 14 par „ 22e die 23e 96 96 Sorts DEcOS RAILwAT.—The half-yearly meeting of this company was held at the company's offices at Plymouth on Tues day. T. Wooflambe, Esq., the chairman of the directors, presided. The report of the directors acted that the traffic account of the half year ending 31st December, 1854, had yielded a disposatie balance of 17,4511.9 e. 51(1., and the directors recommended the following appro. • ',nation of the amount :—lialf year's dividend on half shares, 5,9701, lass. 1(4.; ditto on new shares, 2,1081. 13a. 34.-7,1791. 34. 441.; di. vidend of 70. d. per share on 501. share., 7,1821.; balance to credit of the current half year, 2,790/. Be. Id —17,4511. 9.. 51d. The increase of receipts as compared wish those of the oorrespondiog half of last year amounted to 3,155/. 7s. 8, d., and was at the rate of about 4 per cent. upon the paiteenger and about 14 per cent. on the goods traffic. The actual working expenditure had exceeded, to the extent of 1,.05i1. 134. eid. that of the half year ending on the 31st December, 1853. In their last report the directors stated that an act had been obtained for improving the Sutton Harbour Branch. The new works upon this branch bad not yet been com menced, but It was fully intended to proceed with them in the spring. The report referred to the recent casualty to the line on the sea coast near Teignmouth, and observed that the extremities of the breach thus formed had been secured from further damage, and active mea sures had been 'dented for forming a wooden viaduct across the gap, which, it was hoped, would be completed by the end of next week. The general statement of capital ac cent showed the expenditure of the company up to 31st Deoembet last to have) been 2,128,4311. 94. Ind., and the reeepts left a balance due to sundry accounts of 35,284/. le. 9d. There was also sppended a comparativestatement of traffic and of reo ipts and working 'enemies in the years 1852, 1853, and 1554. The revenue account showed the total working expenses of the:past ball-year is be 34,2211. 9s. 3id., the receipts by traffic, he., were 62,9731.1 e. 7d., sud a balance of 28,749/. 12s. lid. was car ried to the general acconsit, which on the credit aide amounted to 42,0101. 15e. Old. for the half-year, while on the debit aide appeared payrr.ents of interest and dividends, leaving a disposable balanoe of 17,4511. 9s. 50. The report was adopted, the 6**mm:lmi:sacking that it was OM of the most satisfactry ever presented by the direc tors. A dividend of 7s. in the pound was then resolved at, and the proceedings terminated. Tae PLYMOUTH GSBAT WISTIIIN Docio.—The half g:l meeting of the proprieties was held on Monday Colonel In the chair. The report (already publisited) having beau real and adopted, Captain Harris and D. Deny, Erq.. the retiring directme, were unanimously re.elesited. The business was of • Imo rontlae 0/latter. The meeting was a very abort am. BIIaIYIICAD, Laricasano, AND CRESS'S* C NOTION amtwar.—Yesterday the half yearly meeting was held at Ilialum• head, when the report of the directors was elapsed. The leads of an agreement between the company and the Great Waters Company vas naantsd drista ao b the . loonlog, sad von =Mr diessuloa when oar pond TN od 14 a 17 „ P I Pa t. If 21 dia. LINES LEASED AT 1 all Bedford mot Bleto2e/ I (Wool to Mo.& N.W. tOO .111milotti!Wo,Itkto..( I to LeorkakS.Wiolors) 100 IClydaudais lOrfti (lewd 100 EamLlasslosli. I (limed toOtire — rake ) 95 Gloucester k Deus borne (teseed to Gt. Weetern) 541 Bullikneltry(LYorlakNilid , SS I Do. times d itto ) MI DP. Wares di tto) ISt Leaden end reenwieh (kneed to South Esetern) N Ditto Pretenses (ditto) 100 Lowestoft Ounr.4 per Cent. (Sneed to Noe,llo too I tto ditto u per Cent. 10 I Lon., Tilbury, St Southend (leased to Pet* k Co.) all lianeh. Burton,klintlook ( lased to 1../LNW.BI lid. )1 all llicklleubro' _ 4 (IftseatoBtaittl all .31141aad Brodhad 50 96 99 97 99 IN us IRELAND. DUBLIN, Frs. 28 108 107 The Freeman's Journal states that the extraordi nary case of "Handcock v. De!scour, otherwise De Burg," which occupied so much time in the Court of Chancery last term, in farther than ever from a settlement, and that a re-hearing next term will be sought, when the Marquis of Clanricarde and some of the next of kin of the last of the Misses Handcoek will appear, and claim to be beard by eminent coun.el. It is said that sew documents and fact., which give the case an entirely different aspect, will then come to light. In 111 23 24 101 ill 1 I - ;I all DWe • per Pot (d 0.).. U holm &Wye* (Isio. Lim 1111eatAdoodaYark) I di Oltto I &was asygramiskft am. nab Siarn Nand to Gnat Ilialtara) N Booth sorimmer• to lat. Walino) 10 Woo Vali&S par &WO: (Ira O i taltoilatDatl.) U DM* BIND . W at I S =road MUM U GO Tn LATE ESCAPE FROM NEMGATE.—John Brown, coo of the three convicts who escaped from Newsats under estraordutary etreums.ances a few days ago, was captured yesterday morning in Petticoat.lane, and taken back to Plewgett. The others remain at large. ORIAT NORTHERN RAILWAT.—RghItiI of traffic fey week ending Feb. 18, ISM :—Paseengers, parcels, car riage., hones, doffs, and mails, 6.6691. 10s. 4d. ; merchandise and minerals, 11,0141. Ih. 3d. • cattle, 4304. 6s. 94. Total, 17,0044. 8s a Conosposdiag yolk, 1864► 18,6634. len 24L 183 116 MITE Warriax Rou.weY.—Trallio for week ending Yob. 25, 1866 —Pessengers, panels, carriages, horses, and nails, 19,4821. 11s. OJ. ; saerehandiss, 24,7541. 16s. Pd.; °LW" 9691. 19s. Id. Tote, 45,n71. 64. 10d. Oarropesdiss week, 116 i, 46,4191. it. 04. per cent. on government securities, the English funds show firmness. Prices closed to-day 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. Some persons are still disposed to regard the Vienna Conferences with hope, and this circumstance assists in supporting prices. The operations, however, continue very limited. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes dosed a shade better than yesterday, whilst the Four-and-1 a-Half per Cents. rose per cent. The Amsterdam bourse is firmer. At Vienna dulness continues to prevail. Consols were quoted during part of the day at 91 to k, for the Bth March, but had advanced at the close to 911 to 1. For money the final quotation was 91 to 1. The official business report Is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 911, 903, 91 ; ditto, for account, Bth March, 911, 91. Three per Cents. Reduced, 91,1. 1, 1. New Three per Cents., 91 4 1, t„ a ; 30 years' Annuities, expiring in 1860,4 3-16. India Stock, 223. Bank Stock, 215, 2131. Three-and-a-Halt per Cent. Ex .sfarpsts Beds, felting payable in 1869. 996 j. The June Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to Os. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market were more numerous, and er ices were steady. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. attracted chief attention, and again rose 1 per cent., making a total rise of about 3 per cent, in a week. Turkish was also in some request, and closed at the improved range of 764 to Dutch Four per Cents. were likewise *ether better. The corn market to-day was dull, at last Monday's prices. The amount of gold brought in by the Kent is 65,000 ounces, worth 260,000/. Intelligence was also received to-day of the arrival off Liverpool of the Marco Polo, from Melbourne, whence she sailed on the same day as the Kent—viz., the 3rd Die.— with 56,000 ounces of gold and 4,2301. in sovereigns, worth together about 228,0001. It is of importance to notice that, in addition to these Australian arri- 1 vale, a steady influx of specie from the United States appears to have set in. The Africa has brought in 362,000 dollars and 14,0001. in specie, representing a total value of about 86,000/. The imports of the precious metals, this week, amount I already to no less than 627,0001. Should the foreign exchanges maintain their improved ap pearance, the bulk of these supplies is expected to be sent at once into the Bank. The movement of the precious metals is at present invested with con siderable interest, as an impression prevails in many quarters that large arrivals of gold would tend materially towards effecting a reduction in the rate of discount, now that the commercial demand for money is more restricted. On the other hand, gold continues to be sent in moderate amounts to the Peninsula. The Iberia has taken out 61,275!. for Lisbon and Cadiz. The Brilliant sailed on the let December from Geelong for London with 33,350 ounces of gold on freight, valued at about 142,3001. The ice in the river has fur the most part disap peared, and the homeward hound ships that have , been windbound for nearly six weeks are coming up in large numbers. To-day upwards of 100 sail came up with the flood tide. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange on London was quoted 11.75, short ; at Hamburg, 13.41, short ; at Berlin, 6.15;; ; and at Vienna, 12.31. The dividend of the Caledonian Railway Company was to-day officially announced at 13s. per share for the half year, being at toe rate of 3 per cent. per annum. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 6th March for the conveyance from the Thames of stores to Melbourne, Jamaica, Barbadoes, Valparaiso, and Bermuda. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 9th instant were only 3,602/. sterling, owing to the increased severity of the weather, which for a time completely blncked up the principal roads both east and west of this line. The Detroit river was still frozen over. Applications for the new allotment of bt ock, under the provisions of the supplemental charter just granted, may now be made by the shareholders of the Royal British Bank. The halt-yearly meeting of the West London Railway Company is to be held on the 9th March. At the meeting of the Submarine Telegraph Com pany to-day a ,half-yearly dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum was &elated, payable on the 13th March. It was also resolved that a sum of at least 71 per cent. per annum on the net earnings shall be deducted at the end of each half-year, to form a reserve fund. The report expressed satisfac tion at the profits of the company, considering the stagnation of business caused by the war. It appears, from a comparison of the receipts of 1833 with 1834, that the total number of messages transmitted was 35,721 in 1853, and 38,563 in 1854, yielding the respective amounts of 17,561/. 12s. Id. and 16,523/. 16s. 9d. Thus, although the number of messages in 1854 exceeded by 2,842 those of the previous year, yet the gross receipts for transmission have fallen short by 1,0351. 15d. 4d. of the earnings of 1853, in consequence of the reduction of tariff. To meet this decrease in the revenue increased eco nomy in the management is promised. A resolution was passed confirming the arrangement made with the company's bankers, by which a tem porary loan of 5,0001. is raised, pending the issue of 5,000 new shares, the negotiation of which latter seems to be nnadvisable at the present moment. In view of the competition of the Hague line, the direc tors state they have Made arrangements with a gentlemen who obtained • valuable exclusive concession of a submarine telegraph Isom the Hanoverian government, by which all his privileges have been transferred to this company; and the directors anticipate the best result from the possession of these rights, as they trust to be eaAbled to make a fair and equitable compromise with their competitors for this traffic, or else to place the concession in the hands of parties who may be willing and able to carry out the undertaking in a friendly spirit, and work in unison with this company. In any wee, the shareholders of this company will net be called on, unless voluntarily, to furnish any funds towards this enter raie:ye.wncifhownill tahneyd future l sanction ihi of the airaureTolleblthis com pany message of the Governor of California shows that 1,093,000 dole. of the debt of the state has been liquidated since Dec., 1853, leaving 1,908,000 dole. now outstanding, of which 1,683,000 dole. consist of the State Seven per Cent. Bonds. From this is to be deducted two sums of 559,000 dole. and 65,000 dole., the proceeds of land sales, by which the total amount of debt standing unprorided for is reduced to 1,284,000 dole., or about 256,8001. Land and Bank shares to-day were quiet. The Electric Telegraph Company's shares were again lower, and those of the Portland Iron Company showed flatness. The stock of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company attained a further rise of 11. Crystal Palace closed at 2 11-16 to 2 13.16, and the new preference shares at par to k prem. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 99 to 1001; St. Katharine Dock at 841 to 85 ; Victoria Dock old shares at 151 (161. paid) ; Australian Royal Mail Steam at 4 to 4k ; and General Screw Steam Shipping at 15). THIS DAY.—Two o'CLom The English stock market remains firm, and prices are quoted at a further rise of 1 per cent. Console have been dealt in at 911 to :. and are now quoted 91: to I for the Bth inst., and 911 for money. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91: to I; the New Three per Cents. at 91: to 92 ; Exchequer Bills (June) at 6s. to 91. prem.; and India Bonds at 11s. to 14s. prem. Foreign stocks are firm. Turkish has advanced to 761 to t. Russian Five per Cents. are quoted 96 to 98 ex div.; nish Deferred Three per Cents., 17: to 18; and • , 201 to 211. Paulin Four- Si $ ii a tO 0 12 1 i COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Yesterday evening the price declined nearly le. per cwt. The market is quiet this afternoon at yesterday's quotations, viz. :—Petershurg Y.C., on the spot, 545. Gl. ; March and April, 545. ; April and May, 54a. W. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade Leavy; prices without alte ration :—Prime meadow hay, 70s. v. 80s. ; burerior, , 851. to 955. ; iaferior, 50s. to 60s; rower, 60s. to 80s. ; clover, 90s. to 115 e.; second eat, 80s. to 10.55.; straw, 241. to Us. NORTII YORKSIIIILE AND CLEVELAND RAILWAT.—The first half-nearly meeting xf the proprietors was Ireld at York. yester day, Led Ire Lisle and Dudley. chairman of the company, prestling. The report of thedtrecturs allured to the determined opposition which their bill had encountered in parliament ae haviag been attended with good results. On account of that protract elupposition and the high prb•es of material last summer, the directors had delayed their works until the spring now awe:eking, and iron, rails and umber would be obtained ut a car siderable decreate in price. Ar target:mats hod teen effected for the ematruetien of a l ranch line to cannot their main line with the IteVddlesborough and Ouieb trough, also for a short branch from the main line to the en.ive ironstone fields of the w,r quM of Aylesbury, near Whorlton. The a.atement of accounts showed that the depostur made amounted to 1.1,330 f., end tbc• ,spenditure hed been if,altrel,l7s. bd., leaving a belance in hand of 6,2 W. 2s.bd. The report was unanimously adopted, and the future direcurs of the com. puny hiving been elected, the proceedings terminated. DUBLIN AND WICKLOW RAILWAY.—The seventeenth general bali-vearly meeting of the proprietary of this company wits held on Monday, at their offices in Dublor ; the Ilun. F. Vona nby in the chair. The report of the directors say a : From the accounts of traffic for the past half-year (Ices nine Mayo It will be perceived that the receipts, from the partial opening ul the lino iu July last, have exceeded the working meows by a tutu of 1,92)1. its. 641., the appro priation or deposal of which it is rroperl the province of the orarre holders to decide upon. The directors, however, du not consider the amount such as would render it desirable to declare a dividend, and they recommend its being carried to the credit of the next half-yearly account." A good deal of dircurrion took el tee, but the retain, and statement of accounts, as well as the engineer'a report, were, ten the: whole, deemed satisfactory, and were unanimously adopted. THE LATE )lARYLEIIONE ELecrios.—:Last evening a dinner took place at the Freemasons' Tavern, to comme morate the recent contest iu Merylebone, and to entertain Mr. Jacob Bell, the 111.8uCrerblui candidate. Mr. 11. Falser, chairman of Mr. Ball's central committee, took the chair, and was supported by Sir It Petl, Isl P. ; Sir B. Hall, M.l'., Mr. Jam. s Bell. 241.1'. ; Mr. Samuel Cozens, R.A. ; Mr. It. Ward, It A., &e. The oxtail loyal and patriotic toasts having been disposed uf, Mr. W. D. Cooper proposed the toast of the evening, the health of Mr. Jacob Bell, which was duly honoured and responded to.—Mr. J. J. Stephens then proposed the Health of the Right lion. Sir B. Hall, Bart., M.P., an old and tried ropresentstive, and staunch supporter of local self government.—Sir B. Hokin • returning thanks, said that this as, the hint time that he -•• • • ' had met his constituents since his acceptance of office.— The Chairman neat gave " The House of Commons and Sir Robert Peel."—Sir it. Peel, in reply, said that it was no small gratification to him to find the influence which a great name still left in the recollections of the people. Ile came there to do honour to his friend Mr. Bell. He felt bound to state th.t he bad voted against the inquiry upon the same gis ur.d that hid awaited his right hou. friend Sir B. Hall; and attributed ail the evils complained of rather to the miserab.e system of debauched insubordination, theta to anything else.—Several other toasts were proposed, in cluding " The Ladies" and " The Press," and the company separated at a late boor. TILE DAB lES LIBEL CASE.—Mr.Whateley, Q.C., the arbitrator, to whom were referred the several cases arising out of this matter, in the actions brought by the Rev. Mr. Davies against Dr. Tidman and the Bawler newspaper, made his award, previous to his departure to attend the Western Circuit, and pave notice to the several parties that he was ready ti deliver it, on payment id his fees. This was done as early as Tuesday iu the last week, but up to yesterday neither the parties representing the plaintiff nor defendant in either action had thoughi. proper to Like it up. The result, of course, cannot be lionise until that is dons, end in the meantime the learned arbitrator, after many days' labour, is left with the curious pleasure of having his award in his pocket, as a remuneration for his services, he having no means of insisting upon either parry to take it up end pay his lees. Jana AND GENERAL LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INIEILTUTIUN.—Last evening a dinner took place at the Bridge House Hotel, in •celebration of the anniversary of this institution, which has a loeal habitation in Sussex Hall, Leadenhall street. Aleirt two hundred gentlemen formed the company. Tile chairmen was the Right Hon. T. M. Gibson, M.P.; and amongst those present were Mr. Alder man Salomons, Mr. Nathaniel Monteflore (President of the institution), Mr. Francis H. Goldsmid, Mr. W. M. Thaekes ray, Mr. George Cruikshank, end Mr. Apsley l'ellatt, M.P. The proceedii gs were of a very animated character. Mr. Thackeray, who responded to the toast of "The Authon of England," and proposed that of " The Patrons of the Insti tution," was interrupted in his address by frequent ap plause. A first list of donations was read, indent in g a gift of 1001. by the President, Mr. Nathaniel Montehore. CAMBRIDGE, FEB. 2S.—At a congregation Lolden this day the following degrees were conferred :—Honorary M.A.: Lord Dungla , , Hon Edw. Foyle Nels ,n, Hon. Dudley Campbell, all of Trinity Coll,go. : Hodgs , it Richard Shepherd, 1 rinity Hull. D.A. : Thotuas Crad dock, Queens' College. SHOCKING Duarit.—Laat Saturday night a girl 15 years of age, named Andrews, servant at an infamous house in Broad-lane, Southampton, was intoxicated, and instead of going to bed sat up in the parlour. The tenant of the house had left from some cause, and there was only one unfortunate young woman in the house b. sides the servant. On Sunday morning there was a knocking at the front door by a person with milk, and as the servant did not answer the door the other inmate got up, and took n the milk, and not finding the servant in her bedroom she opened the parlour door, when she found the room filled with smoke, and the wretched servant Andrews burnt to death. A large hole was burnt in the floor, and the chant d body of the servant was on the edge. The slightest touch would have precipitated it into the cellar. Part of a bottle of gin was on the table. Owing to the intoxicated state of 1 the wretched young creature, she was probably unable to make any alarm befsre she was suffocated, and the close state of the room prevented the house, and probably half the street, from being burnt down. DEATH-BED CONFESSION,—Last autumn We no ticed an inquest on a woman named F-o.t, said to have died from a fall, and the strong suspicion among many was !bat she met with death by unfair means. Lost week her husband died at the workhouse, sod before his death confessed to having killed her with his crutch. The wretched mm ciao said that he bad killed a former wife, and bad been the cause of his father'e being banged by turning King's evi dence in an affair of sheep-stealing, when young.— I Vestern Flying Post. BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN RAILWAY.—Traffi.3 for week ending Feb. 25. , 1855, 1951. 7s. Od.; wale ending Feb. 26, 1854, 204.. ins. 4d. ONTARIO, SIMCOE, AND HURON RAILWAY, CANADA. —Traffic for week ending Feb. 3, 18.5.5. 756/. 45. Od. ; nor ' responding week, 1851, 5761. 2s. 21 Number of males open, 18.56, 94 ; 18.54, 63. MARIA ANTONIA RAILWAY.—Traffio for the week ending Feb. 15,1855, 1781. ; 1854, 1751. WEST FLANDERS RAILWAYS. Traf f ic for the month of Nov., 1854, 2,3381.75. 11d.; corresponding month, 1853, 1,4701.11'.74. Miles onAws4ol4, 69 ; 1853, 45. GRAND TRUNK RAIL VAT 'OK CANADA.—Traffic for week ending Jan. 77, ISO, 2,4371. 16sAid.1 do., 1854, 2,227!. 181 21d. Increases $%, 2991.175. Olt. SAMBRE AND I%!ELISE litll.llM—Ttaffic for week ending Feb. 24, 18.55, 8021. 13e. 105: Corresponding week, 1854, 5441. is. 6d. Miles open, 1856, 6e ; 1844, 36. SOUTH WESTERN ittlligre• --• Tattle for rack ending Feb. 25, 1855: —l4smieggen s,scei. 9s. 80. ; go,.di, 2,8711. 19s. 9d. Total, 9,1731. in. 1510 L LANCAsIIIRE AND TOR R 031 14 t 4. ,a,lLWAT.—Traffic for the week ending Feb.14t.. 7 . es. gd. Cures ponding week is last year, 18,11 K id. i I 1 • f . I 1 . ' 1 1 1 I , I I d I I i . 1 cr il 1., 1 • I j , I t.. "I 'I I 1 I I I. I 1 ,1 1 1 Vi l l i l 1 gip! ' I I i 1 11 i 1 . i 11 i 1 1 4 il l i I 1 1 r 1 1