The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-08 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET. [THREEPENCE. 102 ; and Turkish, 76 to i ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cants. have been dealt in at 62k; Russian Four and-a-Halt per Cents., at 88} to 89}; and Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 93; to 941. WJDNISDAY Immo. The English stock market opened this morning with a firmer appearance, and gradually strengthened u the day advanced, finally closing I per cent.' higher than yesterday. The understanding that Lord Palmerston has completed his cabinet afforded the chief support to prices in the absence of active business. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Little business has been done to-day in the home mining stock market. The only sales reported to us are South Wheal Fiances, at 320 to 330; North Wheal Basset, 18 to 181; Wheal Trefoils. 6 to 0} ; Great South Tolgus, 5 ; South earn Brea, 2 ; Sortridge Consols, 3 to 31. 1 The discount market to-day was very easy. A large men of unemployed capital is at present accumulating. At Paris to-day the French funds closed a 'bade flitter than yesterday, but the reduction was mini portant. At Frankfort Austrian stock has declined i i per cent. At Vienna the bourse remains dull. The gold mining shares remain totally without tovement. The British Iron Company's shares were better, but those of the Clarendon Mining Company showed heaviness. We are informed that a meeting of the shareholders of the English and Australian Copper Company will be convened at the end of the present month, to receive the report of the committee of inquiry, and also a statement from the directors as to the present position and future prospects of the company. It is interesting to notice that the steamer Natal has brought in a largo quantity of copper ore from the newly-discovered mines at the Cape of Good Hope. These mines bid fair to attract increased attention, both from the colonial and home public. It is surprising that companies have not yet been started in this country for the working of this copper field. Had the discovery been announced a couple of years ago, Cape of Good Hope copper mining companies would, probably, have been in great speculative favour. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca. There is still no inquiry for the gold mining shares. Agua Fria shares are quoted 2to ; Nouveau Monde, 3- to ; Colonial Gold, a to 1; and Great Nugget Vein, to 2-all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 301 to 31 ; Peel River, 2 a to 2l ; North British Aus tralasian, to 1 ; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, 7 6 . to prem. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 29 1; and Santiago at 4 and 33. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—TIIIS DAY. Sucian.—The public isle of 2,000 boxes Havannah went off freely at full prices to a shade advance, 291. to 31s. 6d.; damaged. 295. to 37a. ; the refined market steady; brown lumps, 425. Gd.; grocery, 431. to 48s. 6d. COFFEL—There has not been a public sale to•day, but a fair inquiry exists for good consuming qualities of Planta tion Ceylon. TEL.—The market is inactive, but prices are firm. SALTFETAIL—The demand continues limited. Madras, refraction 39i, sold in public sale at 20s. Hoax—A fair holiness hes been done at tte rcductd prices, 20. Bd. to 2s. 11d. proof West India. Rica.—The market dull; prices unaltered. Corrim.—No sales reported. In other articles no material alteration. . . ~., • /://. k.'l- - - c -----° .. 1 11 4 . ..., --iied-... ....,,, i , ...../..... caws- 9 - 4.•:•: :-.- - e - - / • ••• . • • .•' • ' .4....siteg r a..s.• 5 1 No. 2,643.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1856. NOTION OF DIVIDEND. r: of DEPOSIT, NATIONAL ASSURANCE NA-VAL AND MILITARY. SHARE LIST& MEW RAILWAYS. MONA and INTESTNINT ASSOCIATION, No. 7, Pall Mall Let. -4 1 ,- NI - (sr =scram 71211111APIL) ---.--- WmarsgDAt Evasive. a 'imp. Jonas Pil a the WARRANTS tar the HALP-TSAILT INTEREST , at the rate (FROM TER COIR*PoNDENT OP TIC DAILY 5111D1.) ' The railway share market to-day was somewhat as .b. at i ebblaftbt± asmeiga 72a r_ :1645 • oft per swat per menum, es Deposit Amounts to Slet December, woad, br delivery sad PAYABLE dolly. FALMOUTH, TRIMADAY Monntho. steadier in character, but little changed in price, " r ) 1: The English stocl PETit Molt ,ON, Mulatto, Director. The Partbonia has arrived. On the 4th she spots the most stocks Closing at the final range of yesterday. 93 all *lllBll ll6l.llllll 6lftiansa .... At p i ' al with &firmer appears Penns de** ef Inmedng limey are requerted to manias the....... =Leo. Barka 25 47 , 6 4 5 , p row n wei an d y ams for 07 ,,, 7 , 16 , steara-ship Lady Jocelyn, towing the White Falcon, eon- Stock continues the reverse of abtuadant is this 1 ° ii De. new - so so va as the day advance sent free on appliestion. 96 110 Mastbeftea Toying huts for the French army in the Crimea ; latitude department - 1 14 pm higher than paten 49 ideg. 4 min.; longitude 7 deg. 2.5 min., having 20 6 Da. Ralmelon . . 1 pa L) PARENTS and OUARDIANS.-The return no en tep.aaia.p.or 1;;;;;e1. - - Lord Palmerston ha wind N.N.W. THIS DAY.-Two o'CrOde. 100 ian De. ilk or IlMasha - - of youth ts the reawaken Mamilbacelsools Md.*, a soli- - the 90 ,10 OrandJusetles ethers - - the chief support It kr their persmal eembellsall 61.seinin. Now it ls Mat ArnintALEE, FEB. 7.-Peoncrnose.-Lieutenants Scarcely any buirions has been done to-day in SS I 121 G.TrwatelOimadaAlese 2 4 Ate railway share market, and prices are in many cape 15 ell The adule•liAll• business. Noel LAND* MACIASSAI OIL , di M ate g ara ts 4B 18 8 growt h 8 .11 kr wpm*, an d b eau tieyi ng C. L. Waddilove (1849), C. Wake (1846), J. F. Slight rather low er ,loo 50 MAW.* Debnk= a 1 tis • The discount ma the bait. (1842),I and G. T. Colvin (1847;, Promoted to the rank of 'n th Coo la t sympa y wi t h so LeaWn too sn Do.OempySis Sg s W IS 90 and North-Western stock has receded to 100 to 3 ; " 14 Great 0,000910, ROWLAND* RALTDOR, Commander,. Mats H. Husthant 05152), promoted to the .. 11 21 pm Midland to 69 to I w rand Lancashire and Yorkshire to : al ° "" ibilla Pealaida'' par I Pea as large men of • not in Ingesnes the skin and 101191919119% and 7 two 715 11 6 • 51 1 1 / 311 a rank of lieutenant, and appointed to the Nankin, 50, at accumulating. arliffloWsisa 1 Do. lham 6 pereum..- Iwa o ROWLAND* 0001110. Chatham. 741 to 3. Great 'stern is quoted 66 to 3 ; South- So I: at s 2 1 1 t At Paris to-day I w Pad Deneolsea as ambeleg Se bob beautbellyfthug am APPOINT /gyro W. Sprott (1854), from the Eastern., 171 to 3 ; Great Northern., 221 to 3; and ' 4 all DO. de. a....d, sj Caledonians, 173 to t. Ste gam en asesibeed tadloguestb=gmeg Nankin, to the Cornwallis, 60, mew skarn ship, at Devon- *4 an Ot. West. 1/1 1 flatter than yesterd Cr ill alltdansina sf these peen* eivembps ea einglit" port, and G. Rubinson (1855), promoted yesterday, to the lOC all D0.136.,peptt11135 11 6 French lines are in some a shads lower. 1 " an Da. 00; is 814 - "= portent. At Frank - sr sad adesbeL Pique, 40, Pacific station. big IT A. 11109fLAND end ISONeI, 20. Mulaweardsa.lasikeLand by Owenliole end Penmen. Northern. are quoted 34 to 1; Eastern., 321 to 1 ; 100 all D e , 6 6 .73 . „iii m s a is I Sewer aparinew Ineltatlesa. PORTSMOUTH, Fos. 7. and Paris and Lyons, 21/ to 3 prem. 4ak Liamillan end Urania ... 1 die OW Consols opened at The screw transpoit, Harbinger, left the dockyard ORDINARY SHARES AND MOM 100 el ne. sewoini....-....... 'es no at 911 to 1, for ii 16 II Wormed Omen ll I pa The " contango " f RIESEMAR. - Protected by loyal Imam this awning at 10 o'clock, for Chatham, to land there the maw moss ism wail ,' so u =re aoatonwhomi - - Palest of 11 9 1024 1 mil 0000.111740, Ml Si IN. lab 50 I* Wenniad men she has brought home from the Black See. IN- Pd. ltartwar s, 30 Di yesterday. 10 I FA. 90 6 De. New li r 3-16 per cent., and de Perk, ass the lambi mop st er =2 ... eners. m d Thu Ovens, screw steam-ship, is being fitted alongside et. too atropin" -.............-... 30 21 911 tO 3. The offic 771memer. NIL I. le a mese br selassibb 90 10 limb b Lieu (with trot) mthenellnanflhelposest Thesemeq Nate WillsloslN la th s *oft the dockyard for the troops she is to convey to the Black 5 4 amherk=Eosti . i. 16 16 lea al Frame..., 34 411 Three per Cent. Co is all DEM 90 alto (we for account, Bth F el 4411144 12 0 84414144 ‘ , i, 44811 .= 111 =‘,g Sea. She embasks them to-morrow. me Its all Maws. Maw laglawaria; i t I .fte abates hug* el • wet of 1318 Pamxallism. The sail-waken in this dockyard are employed from half- SI 29i ilskea., tam.* amis.. 12 Tip gig, flaaaae 11. le nee pen maireen Ow eau dos at t iii is o...w.iiiir tier h at -peat B at &lea , in getting 174 ad OnChimilialdLllolllo6l.o 1 11 1 . iri Cherteralk .ftesilkee) 12 „ 10 an Nerwegles Tee Feder. si 1 1 110 he Partsaad Liar , 111 21 fm 0 Reduoed, 913, 1, 3. 921. Long Anon dowses .El 19 Iller- ne. de 1.1...., / 044 Alm - '-' 't ' 2 -aim.. 111 atisteuersettren port. - Alban ek ma Softeet millftearga ........ 16 end Naps .... .42 44 =ZIA Ike a11.P. 111 111 the 1 / 001010 . 1 1 ...... Then' every other &nutmeat is also working sites hours. Sr. 100 Onsilesina-..- MI 441 zn alO rodo.oomAciaiitiii - - Threeand-a• Half p mar. 100 L =IA ass alba bed* ef ow est men, sad at ad lot Chester sad Holyhead maissmoviu mi ss. =r i m s. obi ft*, by m e oa r The Blenheim, GO, screw ship, bin received new bonen 6 0 e n coat end ow n 2O an SemenimlEswe _ - 30 20 Iteynt Dead* GIPS 11111•811kakt k. _ll: l ktre• pel t * end was hauled out of the steam basin today; and the 00 43 Dublin and Itellen Ann 51 21 Ale 5 5 fleeplarellek 3l 11 Ws Exchequer Bil sxwa.Mdn isi lerwEeseweeene wisiod e am i l k = 4.• :, Pembroke, 60, screw-ship, hes been taken in. 2.5 all Dued,Prth.,and aberti.J. 6 7 90 all imams end Mena 7l si The foreign stool IsmamAllena.bo.- - itebe M. 100 g.., g o o. - - well supported. appresamem ant On, 61, ekkedwaiset; The Palter, screw gun-boat, has been out of harbour to- 13 all Ditto ( ill E and IL) - - 14 2s. 04045 4 4 Pm lower. Turkish 1 esesrllM mom il l ma . ans 4„ __lNlft rmi =eet win . au : day, trying her qualities. 20 all Pesters Counties ll4 111 , at. ISO Reams Volon. Class A.- 19 31 111 3 ilf all west Murders 10 10 Do. 51 per Cent Pre/ar. - - .1k terday, at 761 to heo lr = d.areit. timixtresti olis. ; nos Tones l5, The Edinburgh, 60, screw ship, Captaia Hewlett, arrive(' ul4 mi. (late E. U. :Ms.) - - 90 16 Nesters of Prams ..•,».., 17} pm at Spithead this afternoon from Leith Roads, where she M. 100 Do.slana B l9 11 90 15 Westin:3cl Switzerland... - - per Cents, were r as tar Ent toneeahlre has been lying since her return from the Baltic. She S t . 1. 9 0 r 4 1 66 „,. 66 e moj aw ,... 53 67 Half per Cents. 6 • R. DE JONGH'S LIGHT BROWN COD will he immediately got ready for another campaign in the to all Edinburgh and reeblel .. 2 die pit MINES. tificates , 92 to 44. LTV= OIL. -Ude pure. weedieterated, and epeedily elle, " no sec St. ItO Edinburgh, Perth. Dundee 194 SOi =remedy, free Iron rogables SWIM et deer-lute. now erten. St. 190 Glarigew a South western 70 72 Closing arum Four-ad-a-Half p elven prescribed by the sealed pullisien, with extraordinary sac. 530 p.m.-The Elarbieger has returned to Spithead, lit lee Greet Northern .... ...... 594 904 59 4 i No. Shares Munn Paid Prima dons tO 21,1. Spanish i mg, and in cum wheal*. pie ail he. 4116017 ,1 7 failed, may be having encountered heavy head winds in the channel. It 84 " Do . A, tercet 7l 75 71 yesterday. taday. obtelord. wholesale and Make( AMUR. MARFORD, and Co., 77, 85. :00 Do. IL Stook - - strobe, Lowder . Dr. de JoBllooll l l l * NMI-Pints (10 or ), appears to be a great lOU of time and money to have seat St. lia GL South. and Wiest. (km) 90 63 100,000 1 aglia Fria all 1 1 n-Half per Cents., 2s. 6d. ; pinta (10 ca.), U.*. ; warts (4s ca.).* the ship away at all. The wounded troops might have it. la Great Western 66 461 661 6 30,000 1 +Anglo Australian Gad all - -and-a• Half per C toe,ooe ms. tAnglo Californian landed this morning and have been conveyed to Chatham : L e a ll L o r e :LT E V l d a ti r Cil li g t Stk. .. re Its 10,00 4 10 raustralsaLan - - Certifs. 93Z. On THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING by rail at an early boor this afternoon. The railway 161 141 Do. Thirds ........ ..... 79 pa 20,0 ft 10 +Australian PAPRit, peke ed. 161 4 Do. .ew Thirds 7 9pm fare would not have been more then 10e. or 12i. each b i . too /armee, and y ai iiiiia 74t HI 60,001 1 Animalism Cordillera-. sll - - leO,OlX 1 Australian Freehold - - Cents., 100. Spa issaasdiz e tizei Journal, the ademateof free commeree and 741 • a all mama man, whereas the dockyard had to supply the Harbinger 19i 191 Do. Fifths - - Six per Cent. Bon s Do. West Riding Union - - B,Out 50 illeenavon Iron & Coal all 5 7 Millanabeet =dash's et its genera nrons-In the easersey of its with 60 tons of cual to enable her to go round, 114 11 L0 . k ... d mick77 . ll 71 ii The scrip of the a tOO,tAX 1 Bntlab Australian Gold all - - 189818 18 88 elan la lee y u le° aa l euatne lan eulaleueal alien "' and the crew will of course hays to be paid St. 150 Lon., Brighton. kit.CMai 99 101 - zd 10frud *OM 20 eltritleh Iron 13.5 4 6 4to 43 prem. Ylse maniesaia the city, railway, end ineestary artiolse-tha paper lit. 100 Lo p illingXorth Weston 1004 101 extra wages for the four or five days the ship 10 1 I 10,000 3.5 eilraz.lmp.llecat3l.pm. 231 If 21 The corn marl linnat. CORRMOND624III AT TUE BEAT OF WAR , would take in going to Chatham and back main to South- *l6 Do: Abr . . ' - 6,000 SO Do. Comes sad Curate .ti Ili EMI 101111120 N NEW 6 18 RELIABLI AND IMPARTIAL. 1 die 11,000 20 Do. 8L John Del Rey 15 518 * 594 Monday's quotath Amm e m i n t y . 4 ,1, report o f o ig n i ng in 51 64 who seis is app. ampton. It is needless to say that the wounded soldiers 10 5i Do.SIO.4IL,M.aodB. (C.) i die 216,000 1 Carson's Creek The Plantagei Ail* ft try inn Overland Mail, sad U moan's 124 21 Do. Eighths themselves would prefer above everything to be put on 10, 106 rp,k 6 ,16 Bootle w ea r 55 te ll 656 110,000 1 tCleConallin.Co.,Jane. t il 1 I die TUE ONLY DAILY M 151140 WORT, 88 t n 12.000 40 Colsre Copper al47 ad freight gold to th kWh lbst of pion shore at the earliest possible moment. 50 4.25 Do. XSO IT EXCLUDE , . ALL orracan ADVIRTIBEKENTS. 40 S 4 Do. X4O 7l 6 i .. Copispo l6 16 16 London. It te strictly indepeadent. sof though younger by .are am eta* 25 all LoniendevrylkEnniallles - - DEVONPORT, FEB. 7. et. 100 ILuich..alsef.,lkLincolnah. 231 141 330,000 Bt. +Copper Miner. of Eng. all SO U ii,ooi SS tDo. Pref. 74 per Cant. all per Ipa Gold was air years than say et tie eratempererier. it s paver ltere wa / wlwalbrae c a d arty Inlwmigke.aelarred kr limit adrasseer pennon not The greatest a c t i v it y prevails here in prepariog I.S al i Do. i Maim, Ns. 1 I 6 70,000 5 traigleAnetrallanOome all 14 1 tation , and some Wear so say. ea. ton Midlaod 69 67 the various shipa destined to form part of the Baltic fleet 67 ,. up Do. 5 0 7 , 6 , 6 , 7 4 D err? 100,000 1 Great Nugget Thin Reg ad 1 1 from the ' Bank. no as enend otsay eseindier re newsmen k th e klislices: to IS of 1855. The shipwrights are working long hours, end 50 all sm, Q. we e r. (1, 0 .) *a aim la,_soterne.nrset. Pleat greet . Landon. - , tbroughout the dockyard and ste amyard at Keyham the 25 211 Ditto Dalt Shares - - 72,000 Grand Duchy of Sadie all 1 1 • 5 . 11 4 1 '''" Ss erSsalmed to nbeliali g n ihe ° S W Pi ur gr h i the .aig green:at bustle prevails. The Duke of Wellington will, it 100 all Newcaffitle and Carli•l• - - 11,000 Great Polgooth all - - remain at 11. pro . pent et • rates* rise, the eoliths/ter will, ea r eaussa . m . p ... es t y at nipply i t , at 19.: i", - ; -- 6 , - ,1,, ar te r , 6 , 6 ke is expected, arrive here early neat week. 61 51 Newns.rlu t Bury Eaten. i dis ipm 60,000 Liberty - - of this line is to I la abeam by turf ceder. 36 211 NewportAberelkliereford 11 $ ail 10,000 tLinaree all Illi 71 The high rates 50 11 Newry and Enni.kilen .. 14 21 70 000 Lmitanian 1 Ii Oa MALTA. Fan. 1. SD all Newrywarnopoint &Boa. - - 103;15 tblarioalta Y NEWS FORWARDEDtotheCOUNTRY This morning, at 10 o'clock, Admiral H. Stewart RIL flt. 109 Norfolk IS 15 Ds. New 6l 53 ETENINO POST, at 19e. 6d. per gr., parent in admit," left in the Spiteful. The whole of the authorities of the so 31 Noe ", 076,6tim Union - 3 1 - 61 676 MADDOX.. 1 0 . UM% Offren7- o ‘ ,, ZIP" 0 •1 478 . 1100 naallal dockyard were on board, to bid him farewell. The Ceylon ex 100 - North British 00,000 200,000 New Waned& +N.Liaares Min. SELO J all - - Nouveau Monde 10.000 2 Pontgiband Silver Lead an 13 14i natural consequ competition in Irrespective of at willows Agent cheered hiss as he passed, and all the dockyard people 16 16 North Devon, No. 1 assembled. So much respect was he held in at Malta, that 5 all Da. i A Mimed ll 11 60,001' Qaartz Bask 4,11 AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. throngs of friends were bidding him farewell the day pre- 8 5 Do. 4 B Gualaatual.• 8 1 7. 10,000 60 tßhymney Iron =MS Pawl at Is. Per week; sulYPed In town 0r..,WWn...".... it liOne ; and when he had parted from the otlicers who had St 100 N. Eastarn-Berenek 7,000 30 sSantisgo de Cuba III 31 44 4SI Pm, 808 B'l. per Garr _ea IS.. 1/B • wi r w = ew i ti S AIL " A '''''''' served under hits (on board the Spiteful) there were several 2 2 D D : • ,, t i . N te6a L ics p ure , - 6 4 3 5 2 has been for con New Agest, IS, lbasese4crem.6o,onl 1 ioutri Aartralian all 11 11 of them deeply affected, as if they were parting with •50 all Do. Leeds father rather than a commanding officer. M. 100 Do. York AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, The French packet has just come in from Constannople. SO 80 Para Ueda° , SI 63 70,000 I Walter -12 at nu per qrsarts-Ss= by MORNING MAI 1ii=t1.824.t8688418., You remember I told you of Dr. Weir being m mi ssed; they Ili all Do ' New Moshe afu ' P ee IPI 100,001) I Went Maripcm...... ...... au 3 dividends of wl 1131111110 1111,111 e. el. pm m.-11. ADAMS. 9, Per SO 17i North ataftord se 45 sus id perhaps exceptic wistniasser, News A. found him at Syra,_and he was sent down under charge of a qj all North wig ", 6 Ili t Yrs/IAM* by stamped deed. •sergeant of the Buffo. He was sent to the General Hospital, 10 10 North flouthWeet. Juno i die iPm roes and by the - I BAYSWATER. - DAILY NEWS LENT TO is labouring under en aberration of intellect. By news / 1..0 ioottiati Central . 11 BEAD; and supplied to the smintry by evas i tizt=l9l.od. from the Crimea, it seems sickness was increasing Mar. Pt 140 ~9 4mtti.118 1 4idla_n2H . eched 8 2 6: C 301124 City J oint stock c u r . cr . t g er n4s. reid indiums*. N. 111/10310E, Walt' fully, and several persons had been bond frozen to 1 0 l E i Z e nt F au .7 l ,l o 45 47 8 No. Sh. Pd. Prima Bognor dose London and actor •gent death in the camp-one an officer, but his name I have not - -.laNien•-•-aim- yenerdsy. today. °eat • per annum been able to ascertain. A great number are getting frost. Bt too swab Farman - bitten ears, hands, and feet . Altogether, things are depicted 50 50 iouth Wales 29 SS .40 MlLCoLßanktlmen Co. all - - cent. per anima GAVAZZI ON THE IMMACULATE in a sad state. An fineness quantity of provisions and 20 18 80 atn nwitan• lBlll ., "wpm - - *, - 000 SO British North Amarklue ail - - share. • CONCEPTION. clothing are at Balakleva but for want of transport they 18 all weal" . aul Da m a • 2 68 4 3 4 40,000 25 Chartered Bank Id e s, 6 1 04 die London and 1 cannot get them up to Oa camp. The merchants who have 10 all Vale of Neath Australia, sad China.. 3 - - die per cent. per ant Last night Signor GISVIIZZi delivered a lecture in sent out will lose enormously. Many vessels are coming back 26 6 11 Waterford and gu m% ,34 44 30,100100 Colonial - - Union Bank c Exeter - hall, before • large audience, on the subject of the with their freights, not fi nding sales for their goods. The SO all Waterford and .U 23 25,i100'100 Commerciale( Lanka 9O - Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary. He addressed letters, I much fear, will not be delivered in time fur the 50 all Wen London his audience in Eoglish, which he rolled out in the same Marseilles packet. There is such a wait of clerks, and the . 8 _ o _ B . to s w.anaes CrystalP - - 10 . 100 20 Ditto New copious flow of fervid eloquence which characterised his few we have in the poet-office are so badly paid, it is no 3 11 pm 10,100 1 be London and County 2O S7i 311 i annum. 1 early Italian orations. Alter stating that the object with wonder they do no better. A gentleman has just told me from 60.6001 se London Pint Stock lO - - Royal British which he appeared before them was to protest against the authority you may ray on, that on the 23rd the Russians 60,000 1.4 London and Westminster 20 - - . new dogma of the Immaculate Conception, and to brave the made • sortie, and were repulsed by the allies with great loss. PREFERENCE SHARES. 1.000 100 Nat. Prov. of England 35 - - annum. i ' " penalties" denounced *Meet those who denied it-that They had fancied our people, weakened by sickness, would 'L ao A w ed ", O9 101 10,100, 20 Do. New lO - - At Paris, ye . was to say, the penalties of the Inquisition-he entered open be an easy conquest ; but they have found sickness and et.' pm peo . No. 2, 7 pe r 0x,... 90 22 t 0.101) 50 National of Ireland - London was q an examination of the five tcriptorel texts on which the suffering will not subdue an Englishman, and that however St. 100 Calatoulan, 610 3333 25 ,Orient. Hank Ccepor . ation all 37 Sii BSI 13.31 short; at .• late council sought to establish the doctrine, and showed weak in body, his courage is still the same. Two mates in 1 :3 all Iz ori t fi r ra s e d ss u°l7 _ .. 12 die 20,400100 IProvincialof Ireland 25 - -50 We have ben ', that these pre'ended texts were either misappliestiess or the navy have been killed. 63 ail Duad.Perth,6 atier..Jeu . s . e. 61 61 4,100 10 ihs. New , scriptural forgeries and counterfeits. Whilst Wiseman and During the last week of January, twenty-four Tenets, 10 2 End Anglian Class • orb ... _ - - 110,000 6 Royal Australian Bank following notifi 1 Cullen and M'Hale said that the doetrine was contained ex- English and French, entered the port of Malts, bound M. 109 Do. do. Class B, 6 per Ct. - - Ind and Gold Imp. Co 1 - - ROYAL MA plicitly in scripture Monsignor Parisi, Archbishop of direct for the Crimea. Bt. 100 Do. do. Class C. 7 per Ct. -- pm kW 1.5 'bout Australia 25 Se 40 S 3,0• 01 23 ,Cnion of Australia Langres, arid Cardinal Lsathreachini asserted that it could General Pelinier, commanding the first army corps of the el tq !foul:ea Exts.,S p0.,N0 I i I pea do. No.l 11,0001 ... i Do. New 4l 79 Id Commiuitiners o only be inferred from the B,ble. The angelic salutatioo But, cod the Generals Rivet and Lafont de Villiers, arrived .6) -7 Vitt° ;L e o sa l D B o B4. .lt u re moB 6 p er Oas t _l2 _ll " 60,000, 10 'Union of London - - Severn from the : was • proof of the sanctification of Mary, not in her con- from Marseilles on the 28th of January. The Governer -- the conveyance 1 replies°, but in her maternity, as less said by gave them the mat cordial reception. at.lloo Sea Lamashiis - - MISCELLANEOUS. steam ship is app Peons Lonshardas, the magiater serttenlioruire. Thomas Admiral Stewart, second in command of the Eoglish 5 i all East lkWe9tTurk Jun.Stlte - - Aquinas said that those who denied the redemp- fleet in the Black Sea, and General Brows, cured or his 6L I IOO FAIL, Perth, Dundee 4 pct. 59 62 Clueing Brazil Mails on S No. I 15h. Aliscutaxeme. Pd. Prior BUIDS/11 dais By order of the C boo of Mary, as of all other creatures, by Christ, wounds, left yesterday for Constantinople, on board the k.,100 Great Northern S per that 115 117 *llOO Do. 5 per t. Redeem- yesterday. today, excluded her from the pale of the catboat) church. Eoglish steamer Spiteful. On the other hand, the texts of Scripture against the doc trine of the Immaculate Conception were clear and posi tive. Bat Pic Nano was so much occupied is makingable at r.et. pm.. .... 109 111 ALIO , Do. 4i per cent. 101 103 124 21 Do.sp.cLossal.atsp,ct. ' pm 4 Ipm Captain Smyth's and Captain Ward's C ompan i eeo f i t , 1 at, G. cr enu uga r u e ei e si spe 6 .4 prisoners, and stiles, and victims, in Italy, that he had no thunder Artillery, the two Companies attached to the 32. P. con. redenn.44 pot. 95 97 fine to read the Scriptures. lie says in his bull that po field battery for service in the Crimes, hail tt at " venerable tradition" was in favour of the dogma. No, battery out yesterday morning for the first time for exercise teems* the tradition commenced in the Bth century. Be- on Woolwich common. Twelve horses were attached to each fore that time there were only vague expre ss ions on the gun and eight horses to each ammunition waggon. subject, without any particular signifition. Papia was 5 10 t. 100 Do.enavAredeem.4p-ce 57 59 IR. 100 Dltto able 4p. et. Be 90 e I all Do. Slim. Pref. Sham ... 10 le all Do. Chewer reef. rah . Sp.*. 161 16 10 all Do. do. do. 5 p.a. 10 1 Captain Congdon and Lieutenant Inglis, two ger- et. im Do. Buss, oux..eto (lam n 7 l: 7 5 : 1 pm 954 7 the first who enunciated the doctriae in explicit terms . pants, three corporals, one drummer, and 92 privates of the ti a mi ll l . - u,!• Papia, therefore, was "a great theologian." But when Woolwich division of Royal Marines, will embark at Wool- ea 88 Do. z r c , . Papia did not tell in favour of the Romisb eathelic church, wish Dockyard at 10 a.m. to-day for Sheerness for service then Papia was " • very credulous fellow." It was very in the Russell, screw steam-ship. easy fcr those who had the manufacture of tradition to prove by edition. But even if the tradition wen true, and thousands added to thousands of traditions existed, he should disregard them all if the Gospel stood opposed. h - Referring then to the ingenious argument of Jo anew Scottie Erigena, or the Irish/sae, that because it was 'rak ish!, and fitting to have the mother of Christ free from thel6 4 Lancoshire Se Yorks-I'l2e 4 ii 91 14 141 M. 100 Ditto 6pr cent. Stock- lice 115 Messrs. Moon, Son, and Davis have received from . 4 L, 1 ,2 L°Q- 14 ,...,,e15 t 0 1; vapi F, N. 0.3 oent - - " government another large contract for India-rubber cloaks ; 0 " rj - 1 1 - 8 8 8,15 , ,e0 5a yra - 54 - 2 p a Car the troops in the Crimea. SPORTING. 12y1 ai Lon . dooderrs /Woke. ids. - - nil all tordenbenlaanin.Lati - - to all Man.rikeft.t.Lins.Newlol. 12 12i 6 44 Do. X 6 121 all %app.& Carlisle, i i pCt. - - --.- . 30,000, 35 4natraban Agricultural 174 31 112 id 31 302 id 12500' 20 Australasian Pacific Mail ... - - So, 10 tustralian Royal MalL. all - - 33,005 10 fkrlin Waterworks 60 British American Land_ ... 40 110 65 60.000 5 arlt.aool.ftn.ftned.Co. n i l 1 - 15 123 - 10,000 100 eanada 8 . 8 . 45 . 88 Tit Du . Speret.lan-aadJuly 100 1013 106 1071 f Crystal Palma 130,000 1 Cereal Piece of France. 4 - pai Dtaton Iron Ore ..... - - F B : o :r u i h naele o g •Are:ll6 egr ph 20,000 la Gamest Son. Navigator 14 - - 3111 20 Onseral&fiShippeg Co. all - - 6,00( 20 hish beetrootlimpr lO - - 110,004 le uentaraweentlectaeL all - - WOOS 10 Make& 6 ILAnierime 9 6 61 61 50,000 1 Walked FMatem. Feel an - - 40,000 10 Notherlisade L e d. 75,000 2 N.B. Wake Coal& later. 6 i 11 Steam Navigation CO 1 - 113,715 1 North Brit. Auetralsaan an 1 1 ss,see 20 North of Ear° Ram- 124 - - Australian . day, other ii Bank shares tb the Bank of At 31 to 31. Earl . dealt in at 118. General Screw Annexed an canal, and othe Stock Exchan@ British and For bonus ; Atlas, 1 of England, 3 mercial, 61 ex 4 ani Law, Si. I 41 ; . General, 55; Indemnity stain of original sin, and God had the power of effecting -ie.- et. 100 Midland Om..Br.tl4.6pCti 133 ISS zd 116,1100 5 Peelßieer Waal ell 11 24: 21 327 ex div.; . le} 111 Ditto Preference 41 p. c., 11 1 dls 36.0* 50 Penh:L.4,2'er itOrtentBtm. all I - - Life, 56 ; Londi this, he had therefore effected it, he said that his Franciscan DERBY RACES.-FEB. 13. 5 all Distof sPi ef. 4 per cent 4 4i Friar had gone • little toe far, became his conclusion ems Witoll26 701 nil EA itaINOToN PLATE. Gas mile. 10 all Norfolk p ureesDebent - - 14.400 2 Portland Iron Oonsteusy.. all ,11 21 21 ; Legal an, got in hie premise. God did not effect the Immaculate Age A lb M. 100 Do. Prof. 4 ereL Mock 67 kil 1044 1 Royal Mail Steam GO 00 69 and General Li 'I Conception of the Virgin Mary. because it would he dere- A ge at lb I CI by air H Ws 6 30 I Theodine .....-... ...... S 6 i s fit. 100 Do. 5 pcLEzten.litlfil6 104 . 106 11:0,006 I Scottish Aunr.lnvestat. a ll i 3 II ad 100,000 1 Do. New l' 4.,Pw vial Life, 11; gentry to the redemption of the whole world by his Son, meta) , a ., 6II 0 1 Jesny won ..... ....... 46 9 I* North Rattail al. 100 N.East.-Ber..4p.ct.Prid. ga 62 14,200 25 !both Attetrallan Land.. 25 I i 11,4 Pelican, 46, 4 and make his power sad bis wisdom to clash. To teach The PricoalateChams) a 710 Cherry Brandy God what was reasonable and convenient ! Go, go, be an Knight Ernst ........ 5 7 8 Marta Calla. 566 11 S Do. do. do. 11 Si 20 13 Do. Lee& 6p. ct. No. I - - 76.000 1 Do. Do. Regtetered all 1 1 73 ; Sun Life, use, my dear Scone. RA we at- told this is no new dogma. Vinet.'its 47 3 1 Pewter23,ooo 20 TrostkLoanCoof UpCius I 5! - - Victoria Life, d . I Why, was it not manufeetured at 10 o'clock on the Bth of taa,__UPar last Desember ?At 9 o'clock on that day a Noose estholie ; e l m :. 47 0 Nedlas • 7 0 Poor Marla 66 12 Redhead - - 3 5 6 15 110 Do. Tark It RS rum. 1 1 dia 3 3 0 94 , ail ;North ii atordshire - - at. 100 100.Wore.kw 01.131.6p.ct 113 115 10,600 100 iha Diemen'slaad 231 12 IS - - Canal shares Brecknock Inc .. .. . -_-_._,...- ...... _ _ _ _ -.._ _ . _ ..._ , vestre.2o9; C Last night Signor Gavezzi delivered a lecture in Eseter-ball, before a large audience, on the subject of the Inmanlite Conception of the Virgin Mary. Ile addressed his andierce in English, which he rolled out in the same copious flow of fervid eloquence which characterised his early Italian orations. After stating that the object with which he appeared before them was to protest against the new dogma of the Immaculate Conception, and to breve the " penalties" denounced agsinat those who denied it—that was to say, the penalties of the Inquisition—he entered open an examination of the five scriptural texts on which the late council Fought to establish the doctrine, and showed that these pre'ended tents were either misapplications or scriptural forgeries and counterfeits. Whilst Wiseman and Cullen and M'Hale said that the doctrine wan contained ex plicitly in scripture, Monsignor Parisi, Archbishop of Langres, and Cardinal Lunbrusehini asserted that it could only be inferred from the B.ble. The angelic salutation; was a proof of the sanctification of Mary, not in her eau ception, but in her maternity, u was said by Pettus Lonthardas, the usegister sententionow. Thomas Aquinas said that those who deoied the redemp tion of Mary, as of all other creatures, by Christ, excluded her from the pale of the catholio church. On the other hand, the teats of Scripture against the doc trine of the Immaculate Conception were clear and posi tive. But Pio Nono was so much occupied ie making prisoner, and "tiles, and victims, in Italy, that he had no Vine to read the Scriptures. He says in his bull that " minable tradition" was in favour of the dogma. No, team* the tradition commenced in the Bth century. Be fore that time there were only vague expressions on the subject, without any particular signifintiou. Papia was the lint who enunciated the doctriae in explicit terms. Pains, therefore, was "a great theologian." But when Pavia did not tell in favour of the Romisb cathelic church, then Pspia was "a very credulous fellow." It was very easy fcr thou who had the manufacture of tradition to prove by tradition. But even if the tradition were true, and thousands added to thousands of traditions existed, he should disregard them all if the Gospel stood opposed. Referring then to the ingenious argument of Johannes Scotus Erigetia, or the Diabase, that because ft was suit able and fitting to have the mother of Christ free from the stain of original sin, and God had the power of effecting this, he bad therefore effected it, he said that his Franciscan Friar had gone a little toe far, because his conclusion was not in his premise. G.td did not effect the Immaculate Conception of the Vogue Mary. because it would be deco guar, to the redemption of the whole world by his Son, and make his power and his wisdom to clash. To teach God what was reasonable and convenient! Go, go, be an ass, my dear Soots,. But we ay told this is no new dogma. Why, was it not manufseturei at 10 o'clock on the Bth of last Deeember ? At 9 o'clock on that day a Roman catholic might reject with perfect safety the belief in the Immacu late Conception; but at 10 he was a hustle, and exposed to Penalties here and hereafter, if he did not hold it as of faith. And yet Route eatholies were to believe that this was no new doctrine. Was it not true, then, that thou poor Roman eatholim were mere puppets, who were made to move and speak as others pulled the secret wires. They could not base one Gospel yesterday, another to-day, and a third to saorrsw, Bt. Atha:moue told them that whoever sinned in one dogma, sinned in all. But Peter the Lomhard and St. Bernard, and other taints in the church did not believe this doctrine. Therefore, ac cording to St. Atbseasins. they sinned in all ; for, mark it well, they were told this was no new doctrine in the church. Ate it was the December coup Wiled at Rome. There were no material rifles, and guns, end sabres, to destroy the bodies of the people, as in Paris; tut there were spiritual pans, and spiritual rill s, and spiritual sabres to destroy the human soul. He had 240 quotations from the Fsthers,and the to timony of II popes—the anteceeson of Pio Nono—agaiost this heresy. They might read, to their greet edification, Cardinal Wiseman's description of the embroidery and magnificence of the robes of the different cardinals and pees totes who were celled to Rome to give effect to the promul gation of the new dogma. All the Roman catholic papers were filled with accounts of the splendour and gorgeous's' of the scene. This was paganism, my dear brethren, and not spiritual catholicity. He looked upon this as one of the last signs of the apostasy. He should like to see a move ment throughout Great Britain to protest against this doctrine. It was their duty, because they were protestants, to protest. The Earl of Shrewsbury might tell them that they were villifying and blaspheming the mother of God ; but it was he who was vil- Wilco sad blaspheming her, by giving her that place which did not belong to her, and fining on her head the crown which belonged to Christ alone. Ho had no fear for this "Matt) Is long as it 'maimed protestant; and though a thousand fathers and a thousand popes should weft the new doctrloo, let them reject it, because it was not in the Scrip ture. The Bible issthe Sunday school, the Bible in the I.7i(nar, school, the Bible in the Queen's Colleges, the Blbis in the Wised schools, the Bible at hats—the Bible, the wholeo BA* obi oothiog but the Bib* sod they need not h bombe of the lon= wail& Borah. dual.A mein*. of We slim, flints Osessi sat down sail 6 015 :40=2•111 *Am audesislises et • 1 7=04 ma 40111 a armsbni. 100 IV,. i Oct, 100 North British 100 11.Eaat.—Bera.4p.ct.Prid. A Do. do. do. 13 Do. Lead. 6p. et. No. l 9 Do. Do. Qum, 1443 10 Do. York 11 & S Porch all North + atordalure 100 Oif.Worelt'a 01.131.41p.0t all Saottiahear.ral flaw Prat all 9oatli Perm .. . 11 DIM. road 411 pat Ont. ell &East (Mad. 400..C1A6, 100 la .to 4; per et ell +oathWalra gtua44 p. omit an otb.TOratain4D...* 11 310,1. OVMDLI SIZIPLECUASII.—In consequence of the un favourable state of the ground, these steeplechmes are post poned until Friday and Saturday, the 16th cad 17th inst., being the two days immediately 'following the Lincoln Spring Meeting. CROTDon Sveart.icnesth.—We are requested to state that th em steeplechases am postponed until tunnel' notice. A dle r! .1 97 se MANCHESTER, BUXTON, MATLOCK, AND MID• LAND JUNCTION RAlLWAY.—Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of the above company was held at the Midland Hotel, Derby ; Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P., chairman of the board of directors, presiding. The report was read. The capital account showed 2161. Gs. received for areas of calls, and 1001. 12s. Bd. realised by the sale of old materials, during the half-year, and 1.0701. 10s. Ild. expended, the greater part of the latter amount being on account of the permanent stations now in course of erection, and the re mainder having been paid is settlement of claims which were onwanding against the company. The hallyear's rent, amounting to 5,2861. Ss., had been received from the lessees, and the directors proposed to pay the usual dividend of one shilling and fourpence per Anse for the half-year. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, ' referred to the non. completion of their surveys in the Upper Peak, and their consequent inability to go before parliament this session. Their friends of the High Peak Railway were, however, more fortunate; they had made sur veys and had deposited plans, & c., for the extension of their line. What they (the High Peak Company) proposed to do would be of no benefit to the public, and against the inte rests of the Matlock Company, inasmuch as they proposed to run over their line. The project, he must lay, was detri mental to the county at large. Mr. Ellis (chairman of the Midland Company) said, as regarded their applying for running powers over the Matlock line or to use the Amber gate station, the Midland Cempany would oppose it mat strongly. Mr. Footel said—As a director of the London and North Western Company, I beg to say that they will also take the same means of opposing it. The report wu then adopted. The retiring directors were reelected ; also Hr. W. Riehardeon as auditor. A resolution, to the effect that the directors be authorised to oppose the application of the Cromford and High Peak Company was agreed to. A vote of thanks was then given to Sir Josepn Paxton for presiding, on the motion of Mr. Mills, seconded by Mr. Burton. Sir Joseph Paxton acknowledged the compliment, and the meeting broke up. COST OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.—It L shown by a parliamentary paper recently hued, that the cost of the Landed and unfunded public debt, am interest and anent (exclusive of 18,1561. les. 2d., the interest on de= sad bKneete), aatoiated is the year laded the 6th alt., to r4726A001. lis. if og• 6 pa L 66 2 226 LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETLNO. ACCIFTANCIS FOR 1.111 C CHAS& (54 labs , 14 of who *Wu) Age it I 2 1 Bantams Peer Wm* a 11 4 NW nowaray Pour .......... „....„. 4 11 4 Newdwood Use Ceara Trout lewd • 10 10 A1.141-Yeder • 10 3 11•1S40411alf AND NATIONAL STITMLIe declatcd, and paid 6 ai,va. wry; LEASED AT ill Bedford sod Elet: 1 11 (leAstd to Vs.& N.W. I IN B a elasskarlair• ( TIMED RMALe. Is st 1 1 The Potter lantern Janos Cutaway St Anatol Waselenw (b-b) • 9 Amalie Murk.. Daley (111) a 9 Star et Faglawl .» • 9 Ilidry = lis Cloriay • 9 • 9 nos Praire 6 9 Dower —... • 9 Me Sea= • • 9 Bram (W) 6 v Tam Iles b ... Cribb • 81 Mast 4 8 Liberator 4 8 WiiteTri) to . • Vasil& Jamaica (kdosi to Cala...lonian)._ araithlninak. gthunn.Ct. (liseed te Gt. Northern) llosothenr Ili Dena Ypres!, 96 98 ye 1111 133 Isll I (lord to Gt. Western) Se RanileSelly(LTorkikl llllo IS I Da. Aare Liao) 114 Da. *area ditto).. 111 Lamb= and tesowleb (lard tel .:am Leen)) ie DkW Pfdrelfee (ditto) lA i r at e VL . aird=l;42t le• unto to 0 pi•r Omt. le Loon dit& Southrixt Oared to Pato k Co.) an 1!I•oloo.Sileittlosii Whide.w.Jkild.) ail theirdiro , rind War an I=alentaikt &MN lioilkird SO MardruetniasouWut. taltrUloutsar) an Illtrri&Wm ar (Oat Yes. elo.) U lioti. ik egad= l(.llouttlameffark) 1141 Ottle 'aim. • • ••• lee lituan. Emma. Mt Moak Great 9 Booth etalsrahlre (Woolleslasta) (wd In =to Yr. l Wane) i N e) WOK VVIW taltta &Dad.) We Otto.— —... 1 Wai arnt W t it neutres ais : a llarsd le lii 107 6 10 Isl 111 Is 24 ; iti i • 19 1 • 10 TM Nri • 10 eg Clerks g (b.b) Oariond • 10 itama Boaadsway (b-b) 6 10 • 1 flprlag 101 11 11 Si 93 99 BT. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOBPITAL.—At a special general court of the wovernon of St. Bartholomew's Hoe- OW, held this day, February 7, William Foster White, Beg, was unanimously elected treasurer in the room of James Bentley, Esq., resigned. CAMBRIDGE, 7.—At a congregation holden this day, the under-mentioned degrees were conferred MA. : C. H. B. Leicester, St. John's College; A. D. Nicol ' ma, Bt. Peter's College; W. Lyde, Queens' College; S. C. MOIL Catharine Hall; H. H. Matthett, Emmanuel Col- MiLA. : Thomas Kay Begley, Sidney College. The Ker. Harris Dalton Barham, as., of Oriel College, OiSseit, was admitted al /melon. 5? 55 1u IM ii I Si 0 Consols opened at 91/, advanced to 911, and closed at 911 to 1, for money and to-morrow's settling. The " contugo" for the March account was about 3.16 per cent., and the closing quotation was thus 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 4, ; ditto, far account, Bth Feb., 911, 4. 4, 1. Three per Cent. l ltednoed, 914, 1, 1. New Three per Cents., 911, 1, 921. Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 4 5-16. India Stook. 223, 224. Bank Stock, 2121, 213. Threeand-a.Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 991, 1. Exchequer Bills remain firm at 6s. to 9s. prem. The foreign stock market continues very quiet, bat well supported. Mexican, however, was rather lower. Turkish closed a shade better than yes terday, at 761 to 4. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 100 to 102; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 88 to 90. Dutch Two-and-a Half per Cents., 62 to 64 ; ditto Four per Cent. Cer tificates 92 to 94. Sardinian, 84 to 86. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72. Mexican, 201 to 211. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 17) to I. Sales are recorded all follows : Belgian Four-and n-Half per Cents., 92 (exchange 25f.). Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 621; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs. 93). Granada Deterred Bonds, SZ. Mexi can Three per Cents., 20), 21. Russian Five tier Cents., 100. Spanish Passive Bonds, 4. Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds, for account, 14th Feb., 761. The scrip of the French Loan is nominally quoted 4 to 41 prem. The corn market to•day was very dull, at last Monday's quotations. The Plantagenet from Svdney, which has on freight gold to the value of 5L,5001., arrived at St. Helena on the 20th of December, on her way to London. Gold was again in good demand to-day for expor tation, and some further parcels have been taken from the Bank. The shares of the Ardennes Railway Company remain at 11. prem. At least one-half of the capital of this line is to be raised in France. The high rates of dividend declared by the various London joint stock banks are likely to lead, as a natural consequence, to the introduction of fresh competition in this successful branch of business. Irrespective of attempts in other quarters, we under stand that a new London joint stock bank, to be called the " City Bank," with a capital of 300,0001., of which Sir Robert W. Carden will be the chairman, has been for some time in course of formation. The prospectus, it is stated, will be issued in a few days. Excluding the banks connected with Australia, the dividends of which have been enormously though perhaps exceptionally increased by the gold, discove ries and by the consequent immigration, the half yearly dividends recently declared by the various Cityjoint stock hanks have been as under, viz. : London and County Bank, at the rate of 12 per Nat. per annum. London Joint Stock Bank, at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, besides a bonus of 11. le. 2d. per share. - - - __ _ London and Westminster Bank, at the rate of 16 per cent. per annum. Union Bank of London, at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum. Commercial Bank, at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum. Royal British Bank, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. At Paris, yesterday (Tuesday), the exchange on London was quoted 25.024 abort ; at Hamburg, 13.31 abort; at Vienna, 12.20; and at Berlin, 6.141. We have been favoured by Capt. Chappell with the following notification : ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY. Notice is hereby given that in consequence of the Lords Commiukoners of the Admiralty taring withdrawn the Severn from the Mail Contract Service, for employment in the conveyance of sick and wounded troops, the Solent steam ship is appointed to leave Southampton with the next Brazil Mails on Sunday the 11th, instead of the 9th instant. By order of the Court of Directors. E. CHAPPELL, Secretary. Australian Agricultural shares declined 10s. to day, other land stocks remaining steady. In Bank shares the feature was a rise of 11. in those of the Bank of Australasia. Crystal Palace closed at 3k to 31. East and West India Dock stock has been dealt in at 1181 to 119; London Dock, at 102; and Qeueral Screw Steam Shipping, at 14. Annexed are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List :—lnsurance shares: Alliance, British and Foreign, 18Z ; do. Marine, 371, ex div. and bonus ; Atlas, 181,18 ; Argus Life, 22 ex die.; Church of England, 31; City of London, 21; British Com mercial, 61 ex div. ; Crown, 174,1 ; Eagle, 61; Equity sal Law, 51. 1 ls. ; English and Scottish Law Life, 41 f; General, 51; Globe, 123; ex div.; Guardian, 55; Indemnity Marine, 66 ex div. • Imperial Fire, 327 ex div.; Imperial Lite, 18 ; L aw Fire, 4; Law Life, 56 ; London, 291 • London and Provincial Law, 21; Legal and Gene ral Lite, 61; Medical, Invalid, and General Life, 31 ; Minerva, 5; ; National Provin cial Life, 11; ditto, Fire, 11; New Equitable, 1; Pelican, 46, 45 ' • Professional Life, i; Rock Life, ; Sun Life, 571; United Kingdom, 41, ex div.; Victoria Life, 51. Canal shares : Ashton and Oldham, 1371, ex div.; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 60; Derby, 84 ; Co ventry,2o9; Grand Junction, 53; Grand Surrey, 48; Grand Union, 121; Kennet and Avon, 6/, A, ex div. ; Leicester,s9 ; Leicester and Northampton,2Bl; Lough borough, 575 ; Macclesfield, 511; Nestle, 150 ; Oxford, 110 ; Peak Forest, 86; Regent's, 151, ex div. ; Rochdale, 60; Stafford and Worcester, 425; Stour brid 285 ; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 28; Warwick and Birmingham, 20; Warwick and Na ton, 10; Worcester and Birmingham, 25, 24. Gas and Coke Companies: British Provincial, 20 ; Equitable, 29 ; Imperial, 974, 98 ex div. ; ditto New, 13 ex div. ; Independent, 50; London Parlia mentary Preference, 25; Ratcliff, 70; United General, 191, e ; Westminster Chartered, 391 ex div. ; Phmnix, 281; Surrey Consumers', 11; Great Central, 11; Con tinental (3rd capital), 581 ex div. Waterworks stocks : Southwark and Vauxhall, 894; West Middlesex, 941, 95 ex div. ; Grand Junc tion 70 ; Kent, 79 ; New River Company, 33; Berlin, 21, 21. Bridge Companies : Hungerford, 12 ; Waterloo, ; ditto Old Anne. of 81., 31 ; new ditto, of 71., 28; Vauxhall, 23. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. Basinets is very inanimate throughout the Stock Exchange, and flatness prevails. The funds have declined 1 per cent. Consols for money, after being as low as 901 to 91, are now quoted 91 to!. For the Bth March transactions are recorded at 914 to 91; 0 and the present quotation is 914 " buyers." ' The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to i; the New Three per Cents., at 911 tol 19 2 ; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 991; Exchequer Bills, at 6s. to 9e. prem.; and India Bonds, at 12.. prem. The foreign stock market is very dull. Mexican is quoted 20/ to 211; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 174 to 18; Auden Five per Ceuta. ; 100 to •o. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is little doing to•dal The delivery for the three days is good-1,000 casks. The trade, however, buy only from hand to month. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot is quoted 664. 6d.; Feb. to March, 551. 9d.; Marsh and April, 655. Gd.; April and May, 675. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. . Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 803. ; superior, 841. to 95e. ; inferior, 603. to 601. ; rowels, 80s. to 801.; clover, 00s. to llis.; se amed cut, 80s. to 100.. ; straw, 235. to 28e. IRELAND. -•- - - DUBLIN, Fan. 7. A draft of the 49th Regiment arrived at Cork on Sunday from Carliale, consisting of 185 men, with two officers, Lieutenant Gale and Ensign Farquhar; and a second draft of the same regiment, numbering 161 men, under tho command of Major G. M. Lye, with Ensigns Brooke and Cumming, were daily ex pected; when the entire draft, consisting of 346 rank and file, will embark on board the Emperador, for Corfu. A draft of 50 men of the 72nd Highlanders, with two sergeants, under charge of Captain Best, with Ensign St. John, arrived at Cork on Monday from Kilkenny, and on the preceding day 262 men of the let Royals, arrived from Athlone, under command of Captain Gore. Fifty commissariat drivers for the Crimea arrived in Cork on Monday from Dublin, and proceeded to Elizabeth Fort, where they will remain until the arrival of the transport Severn, which is expected hourly in this harbour. They are all fine young men, cumfortably clad: they are from the counties of Armagh, Tyrone, Galway, and Mayo. HOLLAND.—By the nomination of Captain Smit Van Den 13roechc to the post of Minister of Marine in Holland, the Dutch cabinet is now complete. ROYAL GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATION.—The Earl of Cardigan visited the Diorama illustrating the events of the war (including the charge of light cavalry) at the above gallery yesterday afternoon. Yesterday appeared the copy of a convention be tween her Majesty and the King of the Belgians for the establishment of international copyright. THE SON OF BARON BRUCK has arrived at Vienna to provide a residence for his father. The baron is not ex pected to arrive before the end of the month. THE NAVIGATION OP THE MURRAY RIVER seems, according to the last accounts from South Australia, to have been carried on with most satisfactory results. Although the water bad been lower than for many years, Captain Cadell had again steamed in the Lady Augusta 2,000 miles from its month, and within twenty miles of the town of Albury, in New Booth Wales, which he would have visited oat for the river being impeded with snags. MEDICAL INSPECTION OF INVALIDS PROM THE ClllMEA.—Yesterday, a medical board assembled at Chelsea Hospital, for the purpose of examinieg the invalids who have recently returned from the seat of war, and of deciding who were competent to remain in the army, and who must be discharged from the service with pensions. CRYSTAL PALACE, F. 7. SHILLING DAY.-.. Admission at the doors, 427; admission by season tickets, 133-560. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY CHURCH AND SCHOOLS AT DONCASTE/L—This company, in their appli cation to parliament for power to erect and endow a church and reboots at Doncaster, state that there are in Doncaster 1,000 workmen employed by the company at weekly wages, whose families consist of more than 1,600 persons, and of ' these more than 1,000 are children, end that as there is not now in Doncaster sufficient church accommodation for them it is fitting that the comoany should supply the deficiency for the people dependent on them. They possess land (2 acres) for this purpose, and propose to devote to it 6,0001. out of their corporate funds, cud bind themselves to pay " annually and for ever" 3501. as stipend for a minister, the administration of public worship, and maintenance and repair of the church. The company also propose to contri bute a further sum of 2301. for supplying elementary in struction for the children, and to secure the annual pay , ment of schoolmasters and schoolmistresses. SHREWSBURY AND HEREFORD RAILWAY.—Yeder day the half-yearly meeting of the shareholders in this cam ' Psay was held at the Lion Rotel, Shrewsbury ; Mr. W. Ormsby (I.,re, M P., chairman of the directors, presiding. The report stated that while the average weekly receipts for the half year ending the 30th June had , been 8061. 151._, or 151. 16, . per mile, those for the half y ear endin g the 31st December hod been 1,1471. 155., or 221 10s. per mile. An increase which affords promise that the dividends now guaranteed by Mr. Brawey at 4 per cent. per annum will exceed tbis amount when the shareholders shall shwa with the lessee, in 1858, a moiety of the surplus profits. The directors recommended that a dividend after the rata._d 4 per cent. per annum (less income tax) be declared Paigne on the 15th February instant. The repoinwas carried. an 2 the thanks of the ineetingwere voted toifi_n _chairman ty: BOUTS WESTERN RAILWAY. larne for -. • ending Feb. 4, 1855: 6,9112 C 3e. 7i4.4 2,7811. 14s. 2d. Total, 9,76 , 1 i. 17s. 9141. NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.—ft ter ending Feb. 4, 1865 : —Passengers, horses, and mails, 22,0661. 12e. 7d. • radis%.` 6e. 11d.; sett* 9781. 81. Od. Taal, ,179 t 7s. :topsoils' week, 185 t, 49,1874. 196. • 7;1. A.g 3 i Yi i 1 ~ 1 t 1 1 1 1 i $ , 1