The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-16 00:00:00

7 1 0 /47#4•410::• V cam- ~~......~-f~.-~ ~~ 1)t (EvXl3 rt "St-t , No. 2,650.] BY LORD STANLEY TO HIS CON STITUENT& --4-- LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1855. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. SHAKE LIST& -1.--- TE.I7IIIDAT EVENING. !UMAYIL Colonial Smelting and Reduction Company is called for the 27th inst., and will afterwards be made extraordinary, to consider the directors' recommen dation for dissolving the company. kia-UNION of LONDON (by Royal Chartsr). Mob°ldea swot tar thauwalret iron the HUM- Hwy Sabswitor of Ow t.altwa vill bava, bath elbe sham nets, as laileretaket of a Plate of **A HAMA PARTY," by 7.T, widow, A.&A.. after J. J. Cbalor. S.A. lepther with a bVoles' of 'flirty Illestrahoas of Hyroab "Oils Harold:* iala we now reedy lot debrety, mad the totems way be sus I tasca*. °FORGE GODWIN,' LIWLA POCOCK, j terea"Zra. 6 S. d. S 3 If • II 4 • A I. a. I S I I IS 4 4 LS 4 Yesterday Lord Stanley addressed his onetitnente at the Town Hall, King's Lyon. In reviewing the career of the late Ministry, his lordship attributed the opening ed Oxford Uaiversity to a union of liberal and consenative members. He reminded his hearon of his vote against church rates, end expressed his Inconel°, of voting so again. With regard to contemplated measures of national education, he thought the plan ought to include existing schools ; that attendance upon religious instruction should be optional, sad that all government grants ought to be made depeadent upon the raising of local rates. As to the national represents. tics, be thought the small boroughs were an evil, but be did not wish to see this question " saneemearily stirred." Addressing himself to the war, his lordship said he assured well from the appointment of Lord John Roswell to conduit the negotiations on the put of England at Visual'. "No name in pobtim stands higher than his. He sets out with the prestige of a greet poeitios, of eminent abilities. and of a historical career, and, notwithstanding the attempts to traduce his character, which ban been made by some of his eollesgues, with an of stained personal and political name. (Apples's.) I trust, therefore, that the negotia. dew eemduetod by him may not be unsucessful. If that lit le so, he will have earned the highest and the moat ennobling of all human triumphs,—that of restoring European pesos." (Hear.) He (Lord Stanley) was for tq moderato terms of peace, for England could not afford a loci war. His lordship then proceeded to ematand that our sjp parliamentary system had not the tendency of throwing gs„ Aloe into the hands of incapable men of high emmesions, sad that the principal defeats of our army are attributable to gip the long term of pease, and to the utisassoagemeat.by the late E . Cabinet. His sincere hope was that the present mimic tors might deserve that support which psrliassent Is desired to give them. " Lord Palmerston has taken r, cam is a time of great difilealty. He has hoe U a groat popular statesman ; and, though his year s et• an not few, and though his Cabinet is mainly that which ix the House of Commons has lately censored, I still hope I s t that he will prove himself strung enough to secure nnani at - laity in Cabinet and vigour in Council. (Applause.) et Bat, in say case, and under whatever ministry, r t . we shall matinue to rely with a acre hope upon the en. It. Impaired recourses and the unaltered spirit of Eng laad,—a spirit somewhat too careless and boastful in se time of prosperity, bat a spirit persevering in difficulty and 13 lodomitable by disaster. (Cheers.) For myself, I desire 8 - 1 1 . nothing, I aim at nothing, I shall labour for nothing, except to see the national honour insintaia•d untarnished, the Ili blood eaktrossurs of England no logger recklessly Kean- It dared as they have been, war 'Swavely sod prudently amid 00, and peace early rtatorod." (Load and en- le Sneed applause.) A vote of thanks to the noble lord was then posed, and W meeting separated in giving him three sheers. NATIONAL FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. Last night the fifth annual meetingsf the mem ben el the Netioeel Freehold Lead Seeiety wee held at On London Tovors, Bishop WALMILIIT, M.P., is tho okair. Bit JOSIIVA The report, of which the following is an abstract, was presented to the meeting. The receipts during the past year amounted to 311,7071. ls. 6d., an income considerably ►arger than that of any former year, and more by 20,0001. than was received during the first flimsy's:l of the society's ezistenes ; 21,638 sew shares were taken up during the past year. The sales of land during the year amount to 66,1031.115. 7d. The Guarantee Fund of 12,4481. is not in any sensible degree larger than it was last year. The profits of the year have sufficed for the payment of a dividend of 61. 81. 4d. per cent. per annum on the amount of the so ciety's capital, bat the interest for the entreat year has been Mused to 61. per cent. per anima. During the year an important change is the laws affecting the employment of money has taken place in the repeal of the acts for limiting the rate of in terest forjoans neared upon land, and the directors are of opinion that that reform will operate beneficially for this and similar societies. The directors call upon the members of the society to abandon their attempt to fix the rate of interest on advances to members at five per cent, and sub mit to the members a praposal for modifying the rules in this respect, so as to vest in the committee the power to de. tannins from time to time the rate of interest at which shares shall be advanced. The report was received and adopted. Mr. Connate, N.Y., then addressed the meeting, and urged the desirability of making an alteration of the law in order that such societies should be enabled to punkin land openly instead of, as at present, by a Adios, and most strongly dwelt upon the evils resulting from the legal diffi culties and complications connected with the transfer of lead, while it might be as easily transferred u a bale of cotton or a hogshead of sugar. Mr. fironax then moved a resolution, which, after some discussion, was agreed to, that the directors be recommended to prepare petitions to parliament for the signature of mem ben, praying for the removal of all legal impediments to the transfer of land. The proposed alteration of the role by which the cow mitts, aro empowered to alter from time to time the rate of Interest on advances to members Wails's agreed to, and after some farther proceedings the baldness of the nesting tarmiseted. O.all I _Dp. testis. XL ! Balimag. _ I 41:1 4 West (kir: SI Kewlassks mswpor a ir M as ; a latssi 6 Mem sad Imiskliss =lirmsoletaies. Ise : 15 D. Nwir 118ribara Camels Unice 100 Do* *UM 16 North Dose. We. 1 all D.. II Warred 8 Do. I Oaanataad. 100 W. laftera—Darinak 10 Da. Plzaamiaa 18 Do. MILL Pam ell Do. Lead..... 100 Do. Tait 80 ON* Loads, all Ds. Now 1111.1harss 11 ARO altalkiralke. SO Ow* is latlollool. 100 Wm% It Omani Ks 0 10 Ilismalasy ai 100 :2011081hisa 00 100 *oil ...... 50 lamb Wass 15 ion* Teelleb./1 ltlverDas sU 11 all WaSsrirsl all Walsdisi sa mod d . .11 West L m . ts s W.ltaisfloalli . eryslal P. 100 Abordoos 100 = Do. No. % i t e m Ct 100 lb Corti lidte aII I ire Aiiiiirelies • 1b... 100 De. P. it MS pr Ct. ISO Do. do. dr /pr Ct. INIII ast-Ors. 1 Ditto as. P V:2 10 De. Nevi pr Oat Slosh 20 ll•stllinapAL. 100 NM ppl. v.—Tv _ ISO al 1da..1 MO SWeit To •Ed"4eik :lima& IWI6BB 100 Great Ilielhers I ~ 100 Do. 11 per emll. Mb at le vet pa..— lea Do.* pet aist. 8 , 6 G. D. r iali. al li fre 1 tO 4 Da OM 5 1Vali . 0 NO DDAI4IIIII 100 Ditto beeimmaliell p. el. alt Do. Dim ltd. limo all Do. Chraer int. IL all Do. de. de. 11p. a 100 Do. Dam. Goa. Stook alt Jo. Cieelar O. all De. Is. Is. all Do. do. do. • leauddre 6 Torte I' 616 100 Me Ilper esel. Bonk -100 Les.ADAdd.PtAtp ret.i 444. was atm& INITAILISUED 18$7. BRITANNIA LIFE AtR3URANCE COMPANY, I.rdsissalisst, Dank, Lisediea buruireilb m = n tot of Pont meat, Via., asp. 9. 01111WW0.-- f 4 DER, Biscribialk Part. blifialor d pradira, fur seeering Issas or DOM. am rimamm .1111, nipized dor*, ant SIM year& BIM 11.11014 pratiessizty, oaf depth if occurring proviofuly. NaTANIIIIA WVTOALLIR ABSOCIATION. by bor Ilionitfo loyal Lotion Paton. hisido= "d soosilly. Pinimimagujoilcor only Om isoollie dilltoreoto at op. ismarat riamo—tu. unpaid MU premiums licoldouid out of Half Peres Lt bow Tom lisah at ASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. TM Dkestreo ore wowed to mare TENDERS for LOANS, o pried of three mu* oa the skurtty of the ComPlell Men- Dm% burin lateroot at the Ms of 44 par ant. per same. J. 9. o,l9.9lforotsry. Seiretares OSSS. Plobopopte &adorn, 149. 9. MO. km,“ OTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, that by ladderare bea2l7 doe the 20th day of Jaanso, 14$ 120. 41, Petereasew•raw. th the 00 et Bool a tirlftlinar. _AItiIOIND all sad noir nit la Ind% Stein Wen% linelhose" Book meow Deny wears die" an Ompyrnits as Mena madonna, 1 of 80. 4s, latoraseanyen ass TOlldie& le Ind tor In 11211,111 S Oa M. D. of &MIS Mend Oeslevitorto amid neon d no met haantri, antra Ida ail brisann arks= en Bey maws by aa oillearin Ones& an Davie Ivenadrolyin Ito ma IND day el konn. len, n no ponatit of nil las antrana ef in odd leendors Ofy no ail DWI. (Vann art Dian Bryn raradtroly,_ la selated try Frain& 111111na Illanalled of Nan. Ineolvonnfoit s s. fa no saany NI IMP: • ggis. islelearg aed ander Is bomb, tinier gins, tbn no add ken two sow no at dt• ado .4 a. said Frvitritt 'Min lila ant. en as =mobs tier: of by Ste 'ridings of the odd Clan 1 Crodsok.—Dated tan Leta dayaldrAnary.,lss3.-7. W. mom. 62. Llacetalviaannit, soilvitar ea the Ultimo. DATE NT Provisional Prceeation, 8 Oasis. Petra A somplata, SA.—/Ilr. CIAIIIK, Pent ant, IS. Clbanarpanik VOR AUSTRALIA sad the COLONIC/I.—TAOS, IRe Mood ZOOFUOIL-01K1111101P11 MDR MAl. ll l a t ZO Se OMS IFILI ereeesecterenhestemia. mew, sra kin mg boo de Nod by • do MO dodos dialmoo ia ola Odd ; Nana Wan Sans isialmil kr dins; an is lakl as win ran taillin byinV i ri. IRKS 0141 TIMM VIA SQUARE ?OOT . Ildd NON-CONDUCTINO F Ist arartag man teem pipe .net at per di. d tor— er peet es winks at 011000011 di DoireaTl4lOl4O.WPON. do do oodli IMP MU Mod Dlooolllol‘ rift Ow dame wait NY Inns teas Idol ododlos As dodoors. gMsamAit. —Probosboi by Royal Letup Mal et adand, esel amereual Wed deo Pub de de MK awl lawa*s Imp Ned Impend Clap d Woad. SS.E tie lehmelliss marleddam dram. Mamma. Ma% albeivells. *the short dim dz iak eewailieb ba st a r k : emil= l i lifful• ot Wan sda el Ibe Mile et area mem - i - f i. - Mira tin wlldae ted re le Sepal esedsealei moat Ie lied dim et in I =Melg anini tte tt jar = ar=t =Aft eiamailla Is de 1111114 1 Z11814 possee. Ulna. wer.llee. I. S. ma% an elliedeeell at lade er imell. sod al an beeidelleagelilleat likea wale Ss Idle. Me edema their an INlzzasaid. Nana la at Ilalase by Int W. = inrds.i.a Zafre" a Mereuitd.°"ri. awl ON = W ilialaw elleses iliehl Aaela. =..l4.ll2l4#e"ll.4lltgleawVnnala.. RR. DR JONOWB LIGHT BROWN COD LIPID OlL.—Tlits pore, voneistwrida4 sad speedily aillka. rowdy, foe ken repelder *mar sr altor-tatto, ewer ems. dolly preowned by tbe leadlest pedmise. with extraordinary aua dim and le saw weer, the pets A In Mindy tailed. way I r ebtalard. ettoireate lied retall. 31 USW. EAP.FoRD. awl Co., 77, Strew% Landen, Dr. de .fineglib ale amdpies. Rad-plate (10 ea.), la id. ; pew (leec). 46.1 d. ; gaiele(Sea.).lla. cdraweemusffrot N.D.. Mom of the 0.11•26 Of to the Swig hammy fee Diseren=ilta Ake, by tip sow AVOW. prise lea N., TILICATISS ea iiTUMA and DISIIASLIieI 1111 AZT. London : Unman r 1 Oa THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAMIR, pries 3d. Ladles Liberal kora* the adrecateof free 01•11010:41 and ell used rift... In the =tent sal vales et lb nenbal sene—ln the seenney of he law rigor% awl la the voled inereantne and counnereil lakes's- Ike sentained In the eLy, rallw.ty, and Isonatery arlitlee—thhs piper b vaierpeemeL !OWL% cokapporpgrrpArrar BEAT or WAR. 114rpt. Web. II giDrten:lol... 1011.kidet ma Saint ITS FOREIGN NMI IS RILLISLZ ARO IMPARTIAL. As adoetary early report el ehip phi la the Indian Seas is Dap. plied to It by every Overland Kail. sal It retard TER ONLY DAILY MINING RRPORT. Ma Rat el IT IV=DES ALL ORMINIEFR ADVERTISRMENTIL Ms WNW lairparlea. ihssphyssessr by nitre than day pima thin wq at ireusalmapsarla Ilde paper It" by °mate ssi ali,11111111111101"asidevad - doll a sharastar end polar n Isitsdat is my. To la suissla w =lbe co wan= la dr lard= ; or at Ss law ILL It daidg be aspoilimisl ine t =e i m by eventsp pest is mime piss.** gullible silosS Ws St ills moos et sass owls rosily Is winte Its st per sorter, paid Is lama by Ter-ellei andia all MINN mg all Clerk sal 43 Drib Nrall zow NO INN all DL NM: ia ll 1 sad II all Roam IN NaaNNONN. Ciali all Disl"Pill4 Dia. DON ii M D. 46ll 4fda IN INA= & i Ile lINI I. • Nisalon IN MONO asiONagow all Ap r IWID. aal NANG IN DONN Derlai 10 IMO* 111111111 ISO Nagoya . —. NO Ds. A. Nut MO Da. D. Sue is So & awl W - Nr. iris -104 ONNWeatara IN DII. Wait Valley Oalltk all Lassargat Nod Cabals I N 111 Ds. Wads J 4 Ds. ov Thirds , IN Larat all Ira I — 17% 1/711 — taii . ... --.... Is] DeOPIR6§,— - 19 1 1 IlM : l 42. l6 ". Thj etH 111 Larks nil lark =l=l AH. Y NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY til ry Immo POST, at Ifs. ad. ger qr. payment ta orlyeass, OIN KADDO7.IO. Upper Libraspat, Itessaa-park, Bookasilar W trams Agent died Lasdloa — greth Weil 4-11;7134- 10 _ De. 00. Azeconk.—The council of war sitting at Ancona has wedelns'& to death eleven persons accused of helag members of • revolutionary committee. The Austrian military sonusander reduced the punishment to several SO years imprisommt. The prisoners were marched off to bi bi the state prison of Civitta Castellano In all the towns and villein through which they passed they received marks of sympathy from the inhabitants. The latter cirstrastance it is reported, has made a considerable impression at Rona. PREPARATIONS IN CEYLON FOR THE PARIS EEHI SMON.-02 the 14th instant the Governor General was - 4 prooost at the opening of an enbibltiou of asides of native produce, er 'Kona' manufacture, which are intended for It. the Pals labibitios of 1853. These artieles are displayed 1 la the Inir u e sa ma of the Sydney Kamm whisk has bee n t g ay jorpoub mil a very Nem* sal. isg ilidir tnesbm pat op a n Me wells It is rehillis 6at re r u kts u f nods woods will nigh, mach maimslassat. Elep as amber more Hen, IMO ravioli% whisk le hewing. eallemead ken peels et Ale lerribey. Zhao sembeenc 11100 _ well Soo el ibe falebislisery as walla erase' et ~ireboltatit ells' 31) tad, by • u ISM el lb fest, and the elated it almost wholly an edible so pdip. This vegetable ourisity, however, is serpfeed by It ape tie a g s glom tree " of the south , of which one ie 'boat u fast s eirentufermos, and so famed at the roots that a es '" hundred men (it is said) could be effectually concealed there. Camaro Esesiiner. et DOCK MONOPOLT.—A deputation from the mar- is chants, traders and other inhabitants of the metropolis int.- " rested:in the conserve of the Port of London,yesterdaymited upou the President of the Board of Trade, on the subject of the bills of the dock companies. The deputation Seladed B:r J. Duke, Bart., M.P. ; W. Williams, Esq., M.P. ; B. Oliveira, NHL M.P.; Messrs. W. J. HallF. Beeler i , O. "" Seorell, W. rt. Smith, Parker, Barber, Yenning, Silva, et Carling, Mow, Whits, Thorpe, meg moors ; Mr. 0. c o me r and Mr. Okay Smith. The degningisn war favosred with M. an andlosen is nearly two holm, sad Mr. Cardwell made misses mod searching 'equities reference to the nigh , " and esslews of the Port of loalenHe showed great scats- to u new, and a very clearof the eubjeet. The deputation was mask urbanity, painstaking, II 34 _ sad satiety is meets, the sehlwi. so 23 De. ehlie;(7111 - Co) Rue nr liAncassna.-0a Wedassday night a ,1114,...D.iiiir a d= a , fire brake est is No Melte! _Taxan= es the aortic-west side of limemiewegsire. mesainases Is lemodres occupied SO M osro Preensee Klan by Kr. W. J. Le last dealer. The abet in Mr. Looks's gk IM IromOrßeisr.StrAmit. enfilevel eseshisrahly, and tho damp lo Shot and the Ours 6 Woo) •••••• baling b selbmmemi at 4,0031., will& is swerse lam,. tll4 Dim ape gc: ova, mem Yam lbsesitheNational ?maim's) OMees.—About " 11 Sank mil whioaths *nee* were et this bk ll lo lllo was K all M ike H leri i ke. nen=i brought Oa the Massy of MONTS. Cooks sad Minted, in Ozhairreed, was also es fire. The dower esetaisad hors I 0 ona seem was sheet 200 1 .. Minh is covered by l'o'ess. In all there IM __92lwpishatkolassi. has hams twelve kw Meashaeter this weak to which ' e l o u s iu a r' saigsh • imulsd ansmi Cti . 36n, yos THE CAps.—The follo r tistieee were Mr. Rem has buss worm& bet the satin he. will pro- Now tabotobwaso Isla lbws the easel Hess ler , viz., "A bat* set snood 6,00 M 10 alliDl3ol 6 per Colt (68.).. melba the Cape ad Geed MIR asill be in this MmMPoirrits Communion on allanl3l.—A to es PISISIIRWM6O I 6 II - 1461 . efmr t• Ito mobil of the 10 1611, 6 1 1 1 = by 'posed ewes was held yams& at the ilawissaiesse, Now- ~.etlt,___o lB= amelete) LILL Nankin. from Doweled. MII= i s iumbigunesp, for the f purposes : To hear 100 .,-;—„,,k-- wens by the Nankin will be m liberlebb IWO* rumMIIMMI eptaat defaulters es the Berm ass Hint die. nth beak (isamal tiled " mail will be Ma* *lll*Jledlee fah, of Yew trig sales; le mare owsmatwost te base egoist defaulters Gnat Sarthern) ls. the half 0911111, el" vs= rase bi paid in us dime rasa yet. juismis Jaw He mesksbas ca the ts Sootklllirealdro(mord edvws• Newspapers will ba easeersd fros of ebeelle-" cosmiwies. presided. The ether essaboisson present 10 so w t s ' 6 The Iberia, which was appointed for the convey- wore Maws. J. Therein., F. Chalmers, and T. limos. IstirL) mos of the Peninsular, etc., me& of the 17th last, hay- The smart was occupied ter • considerable time in hearing u Dra to m Ditto lag boss detained, lettere will be is time if posted for suastoseas against a samba of defaulters, bat nothing of pt, too soy Is Omni* P dupsiel by the day Jail of the Nth lest. soy bluest Maned. Wend Wo.' PALLY NrEWStor MEI TO READ, from 8 am. until d e per week; supplied is town or oomuy, at ipm, tor Ma , ftw ar saztar ; by ar. weims. Pees Alms. VatOA /OMB LENT TO READ, in London, lb. p at qpiebr,-81.197 try 1101LNING MAIL, at It lb. 6d. ammo moss. IL pat v.—H. ADAMS. 9, Pullman-alma, Weitahhour, Owe /eat. BAYSWATER. - DAILY NEWS LENT TO RIAD; sad supptiod to the smote, by *seam scot, at Ifs.ad. gainer. paid fa slums. M. BUIIIIOI. Groomarraos. Wad. aaws.adeat. ST. VALBIITI.VHS DAT AT THE POST OFFICE The total number of letters posted during St. Valsat:ne's Day sad stamped at the London district °flee, amounted to the unproosdeated amber of 240,900 or • limits' of a million within one hundred, and this in the "Landon District" alone. Besides these there were about 10,000 " bye" letters and 100,000 at least destined for the peevisce• and planes beyond sea, which were transferred le the Inland Department. The grand total, therefore, rs•sbed 360,000. It is estimated that of this number, at least 140,000 were sacrificed to the fame of St. Veliatine, as about 100,000 is now the February daily average. Taking the number posted ea Valentine's Day lad stamped at the Poet.ofllce daring the day, as forwarded tithe reporter by. the authorities, at 210,900 lettere, we gather therefrom the following amusing statistical facts. In the making of them, 502 roams of paper would be need up ; the lost of the valentines, averaging the pace of each one el the 140,000 at 4d., would be 2,3331. 6e. Bd. ; the portage of the 240,900 would realise 1,0041. 3s. 4d. ; the height to alai, a pile would reach, supposing the number was laid OM upon the other at the rate of a doses to the eighth of ea hub,: would be 209 feet 2 inches, or 7 feet 2 lashes higher than the Momuisst at Fiat-street-hill; while the w►ole of them would woad In • ha*, if opened, eßewlag 18 inches width to each, to a distance of 861 miles sad 243 _ _ iaol usiThWeviiiiAiT # I us4a*wifitt.ll.l i 4Tlr Di. r i zr aimaW4ipo all IPlet. 4 pa so all MIMI Delialleans--- 100 Ma Psi awai, IGO DO. 11 ISO Kw* Erni& it.roaa.--EaswAsaot.PoiL Do. if. do. 10 Do. LaoloOp.at.So. 1 • Do. Do. QM. 10 Do. TN ialiloroL all North 6talioroldro 100 011.WonakWaL151.11p.at all elotalaCaoarslXow Feat all Oootla lama Pima 44 par Cam lM 1 .6. - 171M4iTir NB IlsaftWalielps-% Rust LZWU LIAM A? Dedesed old 7:1 (110101 Is Basra X.W. 100 Iluddmibmlloo OadainakX.Wollesl 100 Clierials 1001101 . 22 k 100 EasUarelelk. NNW 04.1071711;a5 l ossagar k Dom PIMA 011.11 d EN. WedmeN yards, 'early as fu u frog London to Dna ►y the South- Raster& line of railway. lmanraa.) Amara Halt. Quar. Alp. I Pro. Pre- Taut, birly U - he. Hiss. Was. ISM MUM it a C. /I S. C. it 4. C. 111 0 STS 1 4 1 412 1 $ 17 6 1 4 41 11 4 4 1 7 9 1 4 6 011 1 II 1 1 1 1 416131 IL Z. 110:6Thi. Raidant Direalaw. ANDIZW 1711116C111.1kaniar7. The railway sham market to-day was flat, and prices generally riled rather lower, but the decline established at the close of business did not appear to exceed 1 per cent., as compared with the final range of yesterday. Business was dull. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The railway share market continues flat and in aotive. Prices are in some cams quoted at a further, though unimportant reduction. London and North- Western stock is quoted 991 to 100}; Midland, 681 to k ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 741 to f ; Great Western, 641 to 63; Sonth-Easterns, 17} to 1; Caledonians, 301 to ; and Great Northern, 22 to 1. In the French share market, Basterna are main tained at 311 to 321, but Northerns have declined to 33} to 1, and Paris and Lyons to 20k to k pram. ORDINARY SHAW AND STOCK% Imes le4in to I pm. - SI 41 41 9 1 19 11 0 4/9. 161 171 71 61 AL 91 93 ..1 19161 611 . 1 1111 - i •-• a a I V in 14? Flf lie 39 $1 is /4 7 9 pia 7 spa 7 I 74 1 f dls 1 Ids 1 01 die U NI II 7 4is 7 4 gi »i ;t ;i i 611 i Se 41 4$ Per Pa IP PIIs Si 111 die 21 21 - i ii l li 1 74 70 4 4 Ms 111 1:1 all el 01 - Par i Pm 41 4g els 4 ii ke . J Pa lii 101 NI IS fsn.. N 111 N N N MI - 4 V' I Iye 14 iii " so 63 115 llf 100 111 10 i 103 pa 93 51 67 69 N 90 10 1 16i 1 10 1 II N. 14 14 1 din 11i 114 Si ,r "I "I g. 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A a lnk et India, uslrila.sellibton. 2 —— di 10,40 i 100 23,000,109 Oisenwialalal Lenden 2O 13,01±00 SO Ilas..llea,liAtist.tlaszt IS 24 14 d 23, 10 LsallibleLßank oi Anat 2O 204 Ili 104 10,000 DIOIO New 5 par i 10, ,50 Leadmind County OO l 37 40,090 50 Ledge Mat Block lO 40,000+100 ILowlissad rheum 10 10, 10,00000, ~I P Ds. New AOO Nat. Prey. Eaglaad BO 3 1 1 SO, OS Salim& et Ireland SO, 10 Ns, Mesa WAN all Si 36 33.47 13 &krt. Sank Cosporatlas all 17 39 141, NA Preekiimlot Ireland 23 —49 i 4. 10 De. New AI 6 Australian Bank Intl Gold limp. Co. 1 11, 16 Austrilia 33 SS 40 113 82, 18 Boise el Australia 1~ 00, II Doke cf larks lO MISCELLANZOOL awing Prim Buda= eke, Ne. 6b. IliswasAanovir. Pd. yesterday. Onday. -..—...—.... 10, 23 kamtralisa AgrisahuaL 174 30 SI 11, Awarelesima Pails Nall die _ 3 6 0 , Ileyel Nall— all 44 44 Nein Walsurorks 11llsbAnielsea Land 4O SO 63 80.000 514.66191.1104. a sat .op: I 8.912 • ...... 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Paid 1 1 Awns Fria all IWO 1 +Anglo Australian Gold all MIN 10a. tAnglo Calltornlaa NAN 10 +4ostralaolan WWI 20 +Aostraltan —... 6 011.000 1 dominator CordWers... au woo 1 Aoatrallrn Frodtold .. all ~, 1 as Marla all 30 Besonavon Lay & Cos' all UN 1 MU& Austnllan Gold all so. irltidt Iron so t SS tEtras.lap.(iscatU 13,3.p0k 32 10 Do. Coons and Colas 1 N Do. St. Jota Dal Boy IS 3 1 Carom% Poen 1 sCloCooollin.Oo..lan 1 4° ' .O):Z "' I Gold 1 «... N. Coplapo l6 N. tOrpper Miners or Ear all U alo. Prof. 74 per Cont all I 4 tang.llanotraUanOopp r all 1 r ...4 3 +Fortuna I Groat tOrnar Nowt Us leg. L N al 11.060 1 Grand Duchy ol lodes all 1 4 Great Polgooth all IMOD 1 Marty 10,100 S +Limns all NAN 6 inlaiNdan 1 11N1116 1 titimr= ii ...... ..... Wl• 0 1 Now at 1 +74.lANNallls.6ro.C) all 1 Santora Sorb all NAN 20 rooo=llllvor Load all 106.1101 b NM N.llllll 1 • Rost all 1 16 tDa lloir 1, SO SaaNso do Cuba lli M 1 dowel aortralian 6.0116 10 TN On" 74 41,174 10.2.01 .UNION Ilazioin. a NAN 1 Wane 1 1 Wrot Mariposa all THE WEATHER. Th. river glove Greenwich a much covered with ire: the navigation is completely stopped. The muter of the vessels fronts up in the time, between the Custoss4teses . . . and the Pool, are adopting every precaution, in laying out extra mooring chains, in ease of the is, breaking away the corporation unorintehaiss. In many parts of the river below bridge the ice has set in so firm between the shore and the vessels moored near mid-stream, that the arm walk to and from their umbels to the shore. All the la bouren aloaphore are thrown oat of employment, and great distress prevails. Southampton Water:was yesterday almost coveted with floating ice. ♦ brig, in comint down from Elias, at the top of Southampton Water, bad a hole knocked in her while ploughing through the masses of is, and was in danger of sinking. The boats in the stream had to be guarded from the ice by hurdles placed at the bows. In Southampton Docks, yesterday, sorsa of mullet were caught with the band and in band nets.' They floated about by hundreds on the surface alive, but perfectly help lees, being benumbed by the intense cold. in Paris, at midnight (13th and 14th) the ther mometer of 11. Chemliter stood at 8 degrees below sero Cen tigrade (211 Fahrenheit) ; at 8 o'clock 14th, it was at 7 deg. 2-10th. Cent. (19 F.) ; and at noon, at 6 4-10th Cent. (22 1.3 F.). At 3 o'clock the snow was falling steadily, and with every prospect of continuing. A few days ago, as some pig dealer' of the department of the Charente lolerieme, were conveying several carte fall of pigs (200 in all) to the fair of Chef-Bontene (Dens Sines), they found the road so completely blocked up with snow l i that they were compelled to stop and pass the night where they were. Ia the morning they procured assistance and got into shelter bat the cold had killed 91 of the animals. I The loss Is 'Winded at nearly 3,000 f. 8o large a number of wild geese," says the Pays de Casa of the 12th, have alighted within the last few days on the country between Augiens and Jalon (Beine-Inf4. risme) that the fields were absolutely covered with them. The cola crops have suffered coadderably in that neigh bourhood tros their devastation." TROSIDAY sv>•rmd. The English stock market again showed flatness today, but a slight further decline, which was at one tame established, was subsequently recovered, and the closing quotations were not lower than those of yesterday. The announcement that the army esti mates for the new financial year have been raised to 13,721,158. has created dulness, and the continued fall at Paris also re-acts here. Business in the Stock Exchange continues very stagnant. The money market to day was easy. Calls to the aggregate amount of 725,0001. fell payable to-day on the new shares of the Fast Indian and Madras Rail way Companies, but produced little effect on the market, having been in a great manure met in advance. At Paris to-day the French funds closed at a fur ther fall of about 1 per cent. The letters from that city state that the heaviness of that bourse is chiefly prompted by a report that the French Emperor pro poise to gout person to the Crimea ; but it is believed that sales are also Induced in anticipation of the accruing instalments on the French loan. It will be remembered that the small subscribers by whom the whole of the loan was taken up hive the Rrivilige of paying up their instalments by anticipation, by which arrangement the amount of stock afloat in the market may perhaps be considerably increased. The Vienna bourse continues flat, and the Austrian fonds are declining. The other continental stock markets are quiet. Consols for the Bth of March were dealt in at 901 to 1, and closed at 90! to 1. For money the closing quotation was 901 to 1. The calla business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901,./, 1,4; ditto, for account, Bth March, 901, 4,4, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, 901; New Three per Cents., 914,1, ; Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 4 5-16, 41; India Stock, 224; Bank Stock, 214, 215; Three.and-a- Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 991, 1. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to 9s. prem.; and India Bonds, 12s. to 15s. prem. Foreign stocks were doll, but the decline seemed to be confined to Turkish, which was sold cv low as 731, and closed at 751 to 1. The demand for gold for exportation is not active, but the remainder of that brought in by the Tagus has been sent away. The dollars ex the Solent were sold to-day at fts. Ol r t a r u r ei rnce, being an advance of Id. on the . . realised for those by the previous packet. The price silver by the same ship has been sold at ss. 11d. per ounce standard, showing a decline of id. per ounce. The whole of these supplies was taken for India and Chins. The Admiralty will receive tenders to-morrow for the conveyance to the Crimea of 500 tons of army provisions from Gosport, and 500 from Plymouth. Government have taken up the ship Neptune for the conveyance of convicts to Freemantle, Western Australia. The East India Company will receive tenders on the 21st instant, for the conveyance of stores from 1 England to Bombay. It is satisfactory to learn that the Admiralty have ordered her Majesty's ships Exmouth and Fill to proceed to the chops of the Channel to afford relief to the homeward bound vessels detained by the con tinued easterly winds. The new committee of Anglo-Peruvian bondholders had today an interview with the committee of the Stock Exchange, to support their application for the admission into the house of the new bonds created by a conversion of the home debt of Peru. The bond holders' committee were prevented at the outset, however, from going into the matter, owing to the committee of the Stock Exchange having previously resolved that the question must be decided upon the merits—the legality or illegality of the new bonds— totally apart from the offer of an increased sinking fund made to the old bondholders by the Peruvian gc vernment. Under these circumstances, it was agreed that another interview shall take place, on the basis proposed, on Monday next. Four of the members of the old Anglo-Peruvian committee (who were removed from office at the last meeting of the bond holders) were present on this occasion, The dividend falling due the let of March on the Anglo-Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Loan, converted in 1813, is advertised for payment in due course by Maws. C. de Murrieta and CO. ; and that on the Danish Five per Cent. Loan by Messrs. C. J. Hambro and Son. The particulars are at the same time published of a number of bonds of this last named loan which are to be paid off on the Ist March. The first series of colonial wool sales commenced this evening. There was an average attendance of buyers, both from the continent and our own manu facturing districts. Good Port Phillip wools maintain the prices at which they closed at the November sales. Cape wools went a little in favour of the buyer, and Sydney wool may be quoted about a penny per lb. lower. There was a considerable quan tity bought for export, principally Cape and Port Phillip descriptions. The market for American securities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report, continues active, and prices have generally improved. Land and Bank shares to-day were quiet. The stock of the Union Bank of Australia declined 11. Crystal Palace closed at 3 to ak "ex new." The Australian Royal Mail Steam Company's shares have been dealt in at 4 to 4,1 (101. paid) ; General Screw Steam Shipping at 161 to 1; Peninsular and Oriental at 531 ; and the Canada Company's stock at 120. The New Seven per Cent. Preference Shares of the Crystal Palace Company are quoted 3.16 to 5.16 prem. The deposit of 31. per share is to be paid on the 19th inst. The report of to-day's indigo sale is annexed: 'The sale has gone off with more spirit to-day, and prices are decidedly firmer. The greater portion offered today consisted of desirable qualities of Bengal, a large quantity of which sold. 1,446 chests have passed toelay, of which 600 were withdrawn, 173 bought in, leaving 672 mid ; total passed, 4,244 chests. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. The t little movement. Fria shares are quoted to ; Nouveau Dade, M to I ; Colonial Gold, to a ; and Great Nugget Vein, to 2—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 30 to 31; Peel River, 22 to 2!, being lower; North British Australasian, k dia. to par.; and Scottish Australian Investment, to prem. Cohn Copper shares have been dealt in at 47. Other mining stocks are quiet. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoac. The English funds opened at a decline of 1 per cent. this morning, but are at the present moment quoted a shade lower than they closed yesterday. The market seems flat in character, with very little doing. Consols have been stationary nearly all morning at 90y to for the Bth March, and are now quoted 90 4 1 exactly. The quotation for money is 901. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 90/ to I; the New Three per Cents., at 911 to 911; Bank Stock, at 2131 to 2141; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 77 ; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 991; Exchequer Bills at Be. to 9s. prem.; and India Bonds, at 15s. prem. Foreign stocks are dull. Turkish is again rather weaker, at 75 to I. Mexican is quoted 20/ to 21; ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 18 ; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 86; Portuguese Three per Cents. at 39; the Spanish Committee'. Certifs. at 41 per cent.; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs. at 921 to 3 ; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 101. BIRKENHEAD DOCKS.—LIVERPOOL, THITREDAY.— The present condition of Birkenhead (caused in the first Instance by the entire stoppage of the dock works, and within the lut week or two aggravated by the intense seve rity of the weather) is deplorable, it being estimated that there ere not less than 10,000 mason!, navigators, and other artisans unemployed, and walking the streets without the means of living. These men have been thrown out of em ployment in consequence of Messrs. Brassy end Co. de clining to proceed with their contract at the dock works, and to add to the misery end dratitut.on caused by this un fortunate circumstance the severity and continuance of the frost has at length thrown out of employment some three or MINES. four thousand other bands who have been for some time engsgsd in the new graving docks now constructing on the TILIIIIIIDET EVENING. Birkenhead shore of the Mersey b 7 the corporation of The home mining stock market remains inactive, Liverp o o l, for Mr . John Laird, the emnent shipbuilder, With little alteration in price. The inquiries have and other builders, who have entered into leases with the been chiefly for the following stocks, of some of corporation. which few sellers are to be found :—South Wheal CRYSTAL PALACE.—FIB. 15.—SHILLING DAY. —Admission at the doors, 812; admission by season Frances, South Caradon_, West Caradon United tickets, 328; total, 1,140. Mines, Tamar Consols, Tincroft, Wheal Charlotte, North Wheel Robert, North Wheal Trelawney, and D ents, swan was found on Tuesday in the Plain of St. alive, but much exhausted. It had round its neck Trewethea. a silver collar, with an inscription engraved on it, stating The gold mining shares still engage no attention. that the bird belonged to the domain of a Prince Hohenlohe, Linares shares were firmer, and Santiago flatter. i n G erman y. At a meeting of adventurers in Tamar Maria We understand that the militia stationed in Ibis Dine, held to.dav ' the accounts showed a balance of tows have orders to ho ld t h emse l ves i n readiness for a 111 W. in favour ot the mine. march to Plymouth, is do garrison duty.—Sherb9rna I The second anneal meeting of the British and orgersel. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK. LANG.—THIS DAY. The weather &minus very eevere,ead the river is nearly blocked by the ice. The trade this week has been of the mat retail character in both wheat and flour, at Monday's quotations. In barley, oats, beans, and peas, the transactions were confined to the met pronging wants of buyers, and prices underwent no damage. ARRIVAL! INTO LONDON /MN /MAL TO PAL 111. On. Engara. rootah. Irk& Torre. e2o 420 ...... 1970 120 I 290 NAL 4.0 our. —r Loire Arater.—Wtret, 9d.; Rye, —a. —I.; Be,— MI. and --: 71$. 9d.; Bi 419. Od.; PI barrel& utey. SU. 9d.; Osia. eas, 435. 7d. Wbeatllisrley.l (1.4 a. Rye. Beam. Peas. ha. 6 74a 8d 314 id 71 id 484 4d 46a Ild 43. 1$ ... 7114 9d 346 2417. 4dliSs id 464 ad 434 id 10 .„ id 38a Id Ild 13a 3d iSa 7d 41. 94 ST „. 6.0 a ed 32a 3d Xs 6d 47a 3d tke id ils Feb. 3 70a 11d 32. 24 44a Id ISt 94 441 Id 10 ... Tla Id 416 6026, 54114 Id 43. id 461 Ild I waske Agg. Leet. 724 Od 33i2d:26a 10d44 id 4ia 34436 Dara.—Wltsat. Barley, (Ws. Bra. Beam, and raw. la. Price. I Jan. G. Jan.l3. ,lan. 20. J. V. Feb. S. Feb. 9. 7$ I .... ... 9 7sl I 71 1 ..1 7: I-73 73 11 ... 69 9 ... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (ET m.tormitc TELEGRAPH.) (710/1 OVA OWN 001YESPONDINT.) The attendance of dealers at the corn market this day Wei moderate, and the businese doing but small, at the fol lowing reduction from Tuesday's prices: wheat 2d. par bushel, flour le. per barrel, pea% and beans 2s. per qr. Oatmeal, oats, aad other articles unchanged. MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. Booms.—The market has been very firm during the week. Manila sad Havannah are quoted 6d. desrer ; all other descriptions at fully previous rates, and a fair amount of business done. The refined market has also been firm; brown lumps, 425. 6d.; grocery, 435. to 493. Corms.—The amount of business done has been very limited in consuming qualities, and the bulk of the public sales was bought in, except the one of 2,000 bags yesterday, which sold at 404, which showed a decline of 3d. to 64. TRA.—The public sales are progressing heavily today; the market has beel inactive during the week. Rica.—A good demand has existed for parcels to arrive, and full prices have been paid. The dimmed has been limited on the spot. SALT RRRRR .—A fair demand at the late low prices has appeared, but buyers refused to give an advance. A few parcels sold from 22.5. to 38s. Sricna.—A limited business done at previous rates. Hug.—We do not alter general quotations, but the dr mand•ha been limited. Corrow.—The market has been dull. COCHINEAL has told steadily at full prices. Faurr.—The demand for currants rem►ins quiet. Rai sins: Fine qualities of Valencias are scarce, end in request; other sorts dull of sale. Denies sold at 31e. For other kinds of fruit the market le without alteration. Markets generally hare bean dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. Thera is no business doing to day; quotations remain unaltered, as follow, sic :—Town Tallow, 661. nett cult; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 661. 6d.; Feb. and March, 66a.; March and April, 66i.; April and May, 665. 6d. to 675. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have about an ge supply of beasts, trade h dull, and Monday's prices are not maintained throughout. This number of sheep is rather large; but, as there was a defi cient supply on Monday lest, they are for the most part wanted. However trade is by ne means brisk, and pm?, on the avera ge no better. Trade is rather worse for calves. Our foreign supply consists of 14 beasts end 78 calves. The number of milch cows is 185. rer slams of albs. a. 4. s. e.l Per stone et Sta. •d.s. 4. Boa Beata Ilereirede.. 4 6 410 Dan Las. k Ilf.-b4s. eh 0 0 0 8•4 Obasaboras elsosadisoallq Basis.. 3103 10 Du. do. Shorn (Ales 4 4 6 4 Ewes 104 mama quality 3 8 4 2 pis .......... 3 4 4 4 ; Do. 40. dawn ..... 0 0 0 Sat llRS..i . lialf-breds 4 10 a 2 I Lam .14 —. . 0 0 0 0 Mali at issetet. 869 ; sheep sod lamas. 402101 ......... PIM 313. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. l'attenden and Smith report that the demand for hops continues steady, at about late prices. A COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Walls End Hettoo, 295.; Will. End Tees, 28s. 6d.-9 fresh ships et market. LOCAL SHARE Lrtanzoor m a. 15.—The market has been very dull and heavy to-day. There is an increasing disposition to sell railroad property, and buyers are not disposed much to operate. But Lancashire , 1 8 6-18; Lancashire and York shire, 741 1 ; London and North Western, 100 ; Midland, 881 i; North British, 71; St. Helen's Railway and Canal, 4ak ; South Eastern, 17 9-16; Great Southern and Western, Eighths, 8; Preston and Wyre, No. 1, 43. 1.01121)3, Pea. 16.—0 n the whole, we have had a slacker market this morning than yesterday. Prices remain, how ever, unaltered, and sellers manifest some firmness in their operations. From the closing transactions we quote the following: Lancashire and, Yorkshire, 7a; Greet Northern, 22; York and North Midland, ; Craven Moor lines, lls. ; Crystal Palace Preference,.l prem.. Binwinonnw, Fun. 15.—There was very little buainess done in this marketr to-day, but prices were fairly maintained the inquiry was chiefly after local stocks :—South Stafford', were dons at 2i dis.; Crystal Palace Shares closed sellers at 31. Is. 3d. ex nem • Manchester and Sheffield' at 23 to 231 and North Staffor" at 41 dn. _ _ _ Ma'minims, FIB. 16.—The market has been Sat. with prices rather drooping :—Anchor Assorasoe, d; Dover', 17 9-16 ; Midland, 69 81; Leeds, 741 ; Emit Lancashire, 181; Sheffield., 23. - Donate, Fllll. 14.—Three per Cent. Consols, 91 901 Ditto for account, 9th March. 90/ ; New Three per Cent Stock, 901; City Debentures, 4 per Cent, of 921. 61. 2d. 871 ; Hiberniaa Bank (251. paid), 32; Dublin and Liver pool Steam Ship Building Company (501. paid), 445 a d Patriotic Insurance (101. paid), 71; Dundalk and Ennis killen (301. paid), 131; Great Southern and Western (601- paid), 451; dittn Eighths 6 per Cent. Pref. (8L 51. paid), 71 8 a in. ; Midland, Greet 'Western and RI. Canal (501 paid), 475 ; ditto Half Shares (221. 10e. paid), 201. is pr 20i II 97 71 99 1 991 1001 sal Sq al 40 II 16 1/ 34 M IS Si Si i 1 64 66 Ili 41 74 I kb 3664 Wit 1004 74 4 114 in IS a