The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-29 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. UTIIILDET EVTRIXO. Although no disposition is shown to operate exten sively until political affairs at home shall have become more settled, the English funds today exhibited increased firmness. The closing range was little more than f per cent. higher than that of yesterday, but the immediate tendency was in the direction of improvement, it being hoped that the present aroused state of public feeling will lead to the establishment of a strong government, and to a more vigorous prosecution of the war. The money market was to-day easier. The gloomy complexion of the commercialaccounts from Australia, however, tends to induce caution on the part of bankers. fisruinar Insane. During the last day or two there has been rather more demand for home mining stocks, and a firmer tone is observable. The shares principally inquired for during the week have been the following, moat of which are scarce in the market :—South Caradon, South Wheal Frances, Wheal Basset, United Mines, Wheal Trefusis, Far Consols, Clijah and Went Worth, Rosewarne, East Buller, and Wheal Wrey. The gold mining shares remain without move ment. The shares of the South Australian Mining Com pany were firmer. Transactions are recorded in Copiapo shares at 161 to 17. According to the Australian accounts increased attention is now being generally directed to gold quartz crushing. This is a field in which the capital and mechanical appliances of the English gold mining companies ought to secure for them peculiar advan tairlsr.. W. H. Cuell has just prepared an elaborate The Paris bourse to-day showed great buoyancy. The Three per Cent. Rentes rose 3 to t per tient., and the Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. no leas than 11 per Cent. At Vienna dulness continues to prevail. The Amsterdam bourse is flatter, especially for Rus- statement ti <IA present time. m illustration of enormous prizes occasionally secured by mining enterprise, it may be mentioned that the Devon Great Consols Mine, which is divided into 1,024 shares, with only 11. per share paid, has already distributed in dividends the enormous sum of 423,9361. The first dividend paid was in 1845. The present price of the original 11. shares in this mine is about 3801. The Darn Brea Mine, with a total capi tal of 15,0001., has divided 229,5001. since 1834 ; and the Tresavean, with 3,1201. paid, has divided 449,6321. since 1828. Several other instances of almost equally extraordinary success might b e ad duced. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The gold mining shares remain dull. Ague Fria shares are quoted 6-16 to 3-16 dia.; Nouveau Monde, k to 3.16 per share; Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 7-16 dui.; and Great Nugget Vein, 1 to 4, dis. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 33 to 34; Peel River, 21 to 2; ; North British Australa sian, k dis. to par ; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, 13-16 to 18-16 prem. Copiapo shares have been dealt in at 161 ; and Santiago at 4!. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat upon the Essex and Kent stands was not large this morning, but, owing to consider- able arrivals of foreign wheat during the past week, millers refrained from purchasing, and the few samples disposed of realised 2s, to 3s. per qr. lees than on this day week. Old foreign wheat was quite as dear as before. and the demand for new was not sufficient to warrant any altera tion In quotations. Much of the supply wants condition, and is in consequence being taken to granary. Barley, with the exception of choice malting qualities, Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats, in consequence of rather liberal supplies, gave way 6d. to Is. per qr. Beans and peas likewise declined to the same extent. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JAN. 22 TO JAN. 27. Qrs. Dudish. Scotch. Irish. nrelfrlL Wheat._ 2211 21702 Barley l7ll 711 3545 Oita 135 I 3112 I 1200 I 32372 Malt 320 Flour. all9B sacks, sod barrels. . • ~ • t__.,,,, i 5 :„,„.„,.. ~.....,...............-P- ~ - - . . • / , - ." . 7,',/ 1 - s- -- -- - f ' 1 " ''''` - .1 1 .. - -----"""..---....../ . el 1 f/..71;'. i, L , r •-•-' ' :. Y' e ZOIC .P, ?If /PIXI SILT ..;• •,, •. . ~ • r o.', 0 . AA:V. Wii. I . • • . , '• i 4 _ . .._. _..... _._._. Je . , • le ( sr. tJ, :a . , • :* • v.... , 5.t.r. 7s) . . • : . ` " : •.......,__-..--- . i l ii • A .- • • • ; ‘ , I . .-.. . • " .1.1. . . • irp •. • No. 2,634.] . . . • • LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, .186 L !et WESTEItN RAILWAY.-PRESENT - Possum imogrAys. MONA MR RAIL TRAINS rascoirrow ea -oe sag am IRELAND. SHARE LIST& , sa Ilabienno Di tessequans ef erten hem the Poetwaresu -0- --e-- • 2 I : =Ern -Ilintlien 1 1 1 - o w ,o, sow pierrirl . BF alb preMe ean . 44 . 1eesevesed tame DUBLIN, Jur. 27. SATURDAY BYENII74 I . 10 Is. limslloredeithaled.lls - pm Ipm .. = 6 : 15 1 ,:i= 4:L7 w isa = l ,l ll =M ass ibis : k g The ministerial crisis does not excite vet much The railway share market to-day, though inactive, so It nnesseareen - pm Although no dispel 141 mene siu am asessikeensint ei., welsh sole le the I PWPSIIIT bll5leM in Ireland as • similar state *things was generally firmer. In many own an advent* . of c 2 u m = s a • depertneeter ail Mee Wad ed Fames ..... would have done under other circumstances. It is about 1 per cent. was established. The chief un- so le De. Sew end Wit he seempel by lite mem Irak st er;nt II so become more settled *MIMI 01500 04 , 114 . 1114104 R Obelales =a Wm. considered that a change of mieistry, happening a prevenient was in Great Western stook. m e 11 le Rant Min_ -__ - 1 le pa MI ex to s no ho i r cy t , ime since, would have involved a *Una of 110 6 Do. Retinal= .. 1 Ipm at 1a la exhibited increased fli bi tneowlll *la ulf-trals 411166 WO 941111•11191111 Weld 41. . 1140, - lee ell 41pA11da,p.67 I seavert. - - flamminr at ILO, and Chaise at Ll* it Ma asewirmse e l ea, policy, and of measures affecting this cou ntr y ; but too all De. do. 691 Yeah& - - little more than i 1 THIS DAY.- Two O'CLOOK. moue Ed wok to Lasim-hy order el Ss now nothing of that kind is anticipated, as the busi-10 10 Grand lanais. ethers - - yesterday, but the it CMAILIB A. SAIPIIM Se 51 WavY. aeon of any ministry most be to carry o* the wa r, Great inactivity continues to prevail in therailway $$ 111 (Liras& efOreade A II 7 die ~ Pedffinglesh Am 11, ISlS.share mar k et, but rims are general] steady at the i i .ll 13°414 • U 1 ' 1 . 6 ". 9 a die „ direction of improve and it is quit* evident that that one great work must P .. - - T le , ~.. 0 0 0 30 De. art. et Dabentues 11 10 di „ (C* 9o . 1 11 0 Grea t*. r ig etrielramse "l9. so li 9 1 1 " final quotation. of Saturday. Great astern stock,present aroused state NOTICE or DIVIDEND. and will be better performed than it has hitherto however, has receded to 881 to 67. Midland is 156 ir the establishment of i RANK of DEPOSIT, NATIONAL AS'dURANCE been, ,„_ , whatever may be the nature of the change in s au duvet Lan Pentemila . ..... Pen u Ii 091 quoted 891 to 701; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 76 to s I *name eon, to sad INVISTMINT ASSOCIATION, Ne. 4 . Peß.Mall Raw. the Cabinet . One thing all parties here cep to more vigorous prefer i; London and North-Western, 1001 to 1011; Cale- ne • 1 4 ' . Pr Ommah ... . 2 PI " SI 1 The WARRANTS Ise Ike MALF-YRARLY um langron no no, be agreed upon, whether it suits their mdtvidual to onians, 31 to 1; South-Fasterne, 171 to 1 i and Ai Sa» De• ties. -......, 3 w The money market wrec I i lel complexion of the con 01 6 Per NW- Pet Ism% as DOPCM NAGA* to floe Nowa; wishes or not, and that is that Lord John Russell Great Northerna, 221 to /. IN all Do.lide„ paynospt.ffil - - an ready Pm itimy ril PATABLZ Sett, however, tends to PIT= MM=ON..it Director. and Lord Palmerston must necessarily be in the In French shares Northern, are quoted 34 to 1 : IN al l De• 10 . 61 . 40 - - - Parties dsetroas of levestleg Messy we re to meato, the M s s R' . MS all Do. de. 76, do. • . 97 100 95 • o f th e Eastern., 321 to 33; and Paris and Lyons, 211 to 22 an au De. dunorithostop. IS es bankers. = ti tle Beek al D ew PromeMemet mad Near or °plain The following appears in the market The Paris bourse sent toes en applleattin. ORDINARY IRMA AND IFTOCES. 1101 all iluallain up Tomato ... 1 die ow NO all NAME_ .0nat............ 97 100 The Three per Cent All misbehave a gewsrally upward tendsney, with every fi i E .T O I LOGY.-Proftesst TEN NANT , F. 0.8., will ;mim e * f a wash ears . A s ye t Sp , the artful am Closing Prime Nies tawny It If teeps end Mediterressan - - COMMENCE a COUR= et minis.* Isamu* Oil DL my s „ k 4 h i um p r oma I w o o f thine, have not loo t oo a s ji y Oh. Pd. ILAILWA•I Saturdey. n S p.m. le Der ..... ... .....- IL el Els ~ per Cent. At Vienn VE OSOLOCIY. at SRO Conn% Lades. ea FRIDAY „, rises la raise hem the rates of th ree or foar winks ago. r, J . -. ft 5 De. ...... -... i lea .. The Amsterdam bog 11011INING. lea. 76, at 9 d'eledL Thalmann elate matinued - M 104 WI • . 111 18 .'6i 4 .6i ate! • • II •- - ease sweeenew Wedawallay and Mew atlas sue hew. This Yes bee endue, is the Set place, to the steady steel If; -r - Absidas aame h m. nj=.8 .,..... 1 . : .It 16 L. 7 - f„ Irid .lroiik.. r - eentknowe imply whisk Ms beet unceasingly poured Into go , dill isselest, . end • is the set piece, the merrily of salt be 11 all Mem. WolukanarblilliM Il if 4 Mee St ) 1 N Console for the Si rPARENTS and OCARDIANS.-Tho return msu 7 weeks, and the dillsulty of obtaining asks for euriog, 11 NOWlL,lan..te ametrue. 11 Is AL 10 all Nonewien • Prefer. 1 1 re me le the rwrectivo 11 1.1• • •• • sou ' eel is a lee time yomentemi Meows competition in Frl all De.CMAAALMItinte 154 IE4 11/ 16 Parise Lye ....- 2l 11 e., 911, and stood at th arena peered sesabrt and attreetion. Pow Riedel 30 20 Portaged Orissa, ILOWILANDW Ate. Lama 01L, the puritan of the unmixed article, end kept pnoes even. ra t. too riattat• b ale .... 1 " . : . "I . 6 7 di. . 10 VI Pude end Renee 4l 44 foe essisselsi Re growth and for lametreleg .4 beseiltytng The new cameras* whisk are about to be takes will scarcely si,„ 100 0,4 0 4 • 0......... .... is ni 124 1 se 10 Paris. Onim Si Cll - - quotation for Feb* lie her. raise the pride mash , until it is determined what share 114) all paw eon oproyboir ~, Ili JD all Swum eal Havre - 111 181 official business rei ROWLANDS' ILALTDOR, Cork will have in supplying them, and it is possible that, Mt all Cat eel Sled= .. .... - .- DI IS Dealit he 1111 ° 191 9 79110 11 00 mid 43 .3 14134 4 444 ••••• •18 ‘ 181• • •••• even she a very large quantity be taken, the large stocks * 43 DIM al BINIIN . /wee 14 14 011 , 3 $ al Swedish 2l Irk ...6... ...i /4 10 all (Mabee and ROWLaNDIV ODONTO. which to be la As wintry, much larger than was r t, L ' o t u es 7e• Aitisi limil "NI" , 4 ,6 is 10 an Da.% pee Vii. Prefer. - - • duced, 911, 1. Neu at Ned Deallklee, to reederlas the lamb bsoallkilly.6llll, and supposed, will check any chance of ezhorbitant is •11 o w as A " H.) " $• Is. Beads the sea an wiesidered indlmemetis ameunelmente Mss, advisee is beef on this week, though not very 60 all A ft o n .., .. ... 74 Tii 4 II Of all Mee Flanders Si so ola Annuities, expiring it the Mame Po 19•0111 adrosOldis 1100011 . 111 a7 1 .111 6 kW. Me bus somewhat greeter in proportion than that at. 1011 arrow Vale_Che rt . .- 111 $1 10 10 Do. 31 per Oast. Praha - - die Half per Cent. Ell e se side ~ es peek. The new ammo' f or bey and oats for the Crimean 14 ~,. Da. ilMs 11. U. left.)... - - f n s II Wiener° of Frame 7 6 pm in 1839, 991. Indio e i = lb° '"" tire ma "Mk Is, 11 " Ww i rawiew ' Law" ' campaign does net seem likely to effect materially the 81 - '''. I • l6l Nee 2 l9 111 Ile II Winton of Bwitnerlend... - - W se Neer& limn of eerier Were . prime of hay in Ireland, as though the cooteact is a very 8 0 t . r ook Amobwasi . " 3l4.l43l344 seso - -_ " la 1 16 7 10 30 • • • large one-the supply of 6,000 horses for six siontlii-no 10 el .160.6166 sad .. 3CB per Business is also u rf . siudAß . _ p lo t ie ted by R o yal Limn Scotch or Irish hay will he taken. The same rale does se. 1M Dilere. Path, Mee 194 104 MINS& Half per Cents. at 7 Para 44 lasiled. 4.4 4144444 by tie hoe at swops co not, however, apply to oata. Bt. 160 Meow a South Western IS 70 Mewl Owls= only reported in thi M rank imt Iblo 1 4 .4 1141 0 404 . 4 el 124eleleel __Tlestel. A Dublin paper says: sr. Ise ore* *wawa Sc 100 Du A. Moak 7B 76 za esisrsay, lo.coo, 9th December, soh Smear. les 1,, R • remlilMMlll6 l l 46 %,. _____„,_ 4 6,_......„_ 441 ° The reductioes to be made, or already e ff ected, in the at. op D o. IL a s . - ex div. asswastaasfliii . ...froas-___„w . ,,i 3l && •••••••'•'"" s h ort Irish Poor Law Commission Department, include tan prin- s.. 1,0 0t ,10 m oo t, um) eg ri i 54,004 1 c o ma Fria all 4 4 essillses all Me ofThe extreme rani =:g e r we Mer'”'"we i 7, ' ese e, e s ee de es m aim cipal officers-the Secretary, Assistant Secretary, five Poor Si. Ir•O Greet Weetens gal en OH 7 3O,Otie 1 Marto Australian Gold all - - h i wh o nom dew isob of awe it ike - podia's, Law lospeetors, one Medical Inspector, the Architect, and 116 . . l' a T i DU SteeiaaUey 60 62 106,000 104 'Anglo Oiloornian .... all 0 I been „! per cent, the Trietemer. Ns S. be Ills pest weft De est de of so Auditor. Of these officers Eve are Protestants, the re- 4 " me Cutlets - been 911 (for accout asseisers gam. seiespWip isle Ina wi th (naiades are Roman Catholics, and two of the former are 14 1 11 1 De. 71drde ......... -- 7 9pa le. , 20 Murrain 60,0(0 1 Australian Cordillera- all - - market closed to-da ft De Mee ioNsa 44 the= 4414110414414. E s e a m ses . lb 4 De. New Minis 7 9 i i. =ali aft norm. 6 the vow mom mom Trim. 51. 100 tommedre sod Teekahlre 75 75 5 744 11 1(.0,001. 1 Ausuel in Freehold .. a 4 4 Saturday. 194 191 De.l4llthe - - gar, Nee. 1. 2. elk re ells deed of reels se ma. se ed all Foreign stocks a s Da. wmt lee Deo - - 1,006 30 lilawnevon Iron & Coal all II 7 ••••••11181 " ." " I " 18.• the "ht twbb with" Burr PERMANENT PROVISION FOR SOLDIERS 114 tt rAsamena nolkw4ll ri • 84 e seo,i 00 I British Australian Gobi all - - The only quotable 1 we We esesteL Peld due ese=l iospid a. ese by pee: 20,401 20 rtiritieh iron ISA it en. elle isto ampere se lop v WIDOWS AND ORPHANS. st. 100 dll9.C•Met Los ter 106 meet of 1 per cent St 100 =. l 2 l l 6a. lorth Western 1003 1011 10 Kr. 15 rllres.low.(lm.atil.nm. 234 2 4 L Ise be.-Te be le. shales se Ise , bt a =s. of 1014 M I 14 6,000 to Do. Comes and c.f.i. Do. De Maw ... ...... - - -au 1 4 781 to 1. At 3 0 s e i n emeim ise. oses tneennui; seamy see on e w e Onteriteseet; DUBLIN, JAN. 26. 10 16 Do. P%as : 11 . 11 . 1 nohewiffre, 311 **** 60 ., ~ The following address to the Queen from the no- less Do.SleiL,M.aadß.(C ) i dice par 110,00 R 1 Carson ' s Creek 4 4 Cents., 89 to 91. 1 Mid "' =„,., -- Tr a ,ammis." - Q;;,,n - 17,, bility, gentry, and other inhabitants of Cork, ha been 111 21 Do. the 84 :. 1 4 1 4 Lead oo r £ B4Botith Weaken 84 SS 1 1 WOW I r..3a.Cons.Min.Co.,Jars. t 1 die 12.001 40 (Mau Cwpor • 49 91 81 to 82t ditto Pot adopted by the committee of the Patriotic Fund in that city, e 4 74 dis 100,00 e 3 tedosial Odd .. ' 1 4 4 and is at present receiving numerous signatures • 40 34 Do. E4O II 7 ~ r. C o 9 l oo o l6 16 II 164 Sardinian, 84 to 86. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING "May it pleas your Mejesty, 35 all tnodonderryikßoalsklDen - - $30,000 Bt. tamper Miners of Eng all 30 55 Cents., 70 to 72. PAPS; price ki. "The undersigned have observed with feelings of deep et. 100 Manch..fthef„kLinoolash. 141 13 111 8,000 35 +Do. Prof. 74 per Cent ell par lOm Deferred Three pe Gelled Mei Jesse 4 the anceateof free eomateres and interest end unmiled utisfaition the large and liberal con- IS all Do. I Shares, Nu 1 : s 70,000 tEnglaAtetrallanCoppe all I 11 et WI ma relms. tributions which have been raised nailer the authority of tee. 100 Midland 69 7 704 70 23,000 Worths' 100,005 Great Nugget Whelks. ad f f : 0 11164101001 owl 60606 IC 110 Pun' ° 6lrsi n th 4 4444444, 4 i s your blejest for the relief of the widows and orphans of the 74. 000 Do . Birm. and 1 : 46 °7••• 41 43Cents., 921 (exchat iaw MN% meg ta die varied miweentile sal commardal Worm. men, L. . . who have fallen . the 50 all Mid. G. West. (Ire.) - - 20,000 20 10eneral so am, Ana marines, cos_sassed Is Matt', railway, end close:err art Me-this paper ••`'33 221 Ditto Half tibaree - - 1. Russian war, or may hereafter be disabled, or deprived of Do, a u ak., 66 ,A, an d p o nd s _ Moho Great Mown all - - 1839, 994 ; ditto 1 lII =CORRESPONOII377B AT mu BRAT of WAIL life, in the service of their country. Fully appreciating the 61 S 1 Newmarket Bury Rana: f dia - f pm 60.000 Liberty - - 931. Chilian Six pi PM 1011111105 NEWS IS RNLI %BLit AND IMPARTIAL generous arid benevolent mentinsents which the distressed 13 111 VewportAberuktlereford 11 I dl/ 10,60 +Limn ell 7 II 10,0(.0 Lusitsotan 1 I i die and-a-Half per Ce • A. MINN* early report of skipping In tie Indian Sen la 00 3 , condition of this clew of our Majesty's subjects has 30 4 Newry and Eanisitlllen .. If ii 14.4 to is le 44447 Overland Mall. and it cootalne so justly called forth, we feel, at the same time, that re- O , „ S° i L ll La k e " W l 'll6ol4 °' &I " - 103015 Mattoon& : 1 1 1 1 I Cents., 60. Span; as ONLY DAILY 111f41140 IMPORT, 4$ SO 60,0 0 New Granada eqa tut sr *ism list thus afforded must necessarily prove of a temporary 15 15 De. New - - 10,000 eN.Linaree Min. Sm. Cs. au - - the Committee's Cer sir rocl= ALL 0111MATI ADT9;M6RAIWIL and uncertain character. The undersigned would there- so 31 Northern Counties Union Si Sr 200,000 Nouveau Monde es is Ai* mai Om. by men two dity fore nepeotfully submit to the consideration of your Ma. et 100 North British Esase me et 8.01. 1 . 0 1 1 1161 11 . mot tus, by neliseney jesty the justice and expediency of establishiog • permanent Is 18 North Devon. No. 1 60,00 Quartz Rook all The scrip of the 1 meg jahmablee ••• 3 "e° kit boil •• Ion" ella 1 101 " I ' 4l prevision for widows and orphans of thou of your Majesty's : °II 1 2,,e• I A Del"r 1141 ll II 10,000 SO tithymney Iron ......... all 21 24 B Daarantert 6l to higher than esters • le le eekeee ""mf• et tedmins , „,, ~,,„,„ I , * a w e b s; i „ " forces who may fall in the service of the state, or be disabled et 100 s. 7.4._ Betinek the by thews or wounds from further duty. Already the Ay AG D o , g o , soo l oo 6 6ay 7,. P. 3 •tantlego de Cuba -. tri 4 40 .44 The imports of ti iti ll aZienserasimenseassi Thii n=glasessertry melee families of officers in the navy, army, find marines, enjoy a 23 if Do. O.N . E. Pun. If di. bo,oor •toutlo Aurtraltan...-. an If 11 been large, and col pet et a reel pie ihe peep el. as anieles. este the legal provision from the public funds, under lees urgent 30 all Do. lands - .. ..... 71 1 II Nes of seem *rob 7006 7 10 00 99 1 7 l's a MAL Fle petty. P 414 circumstanees ; and we respeetfolly submit that the families ' ll . 100 110 - Yob is see S leans freer. of non-commissioned oiticers and private soldiers-on 50 MI North Leaden ; 60,000 I West Mariposa-- ..... all I sovereigns, by the 667,646 dole. by ti - - - - - 0,04.1. ft , 110. (MOM IBM MINIS KU 1 1 Maluelehosen, 11, Cambia; Haniwy lead A. 63, Oalletideselt DUBLIN, JAW. 26. 10 18 Pa. far Maw/ ... ...... - Do. Fifths - - 1 die. par 11,000 20 Do. St. John Del Rey IS 29 81 W. Oeirilserest; IL IL lenbeem, demist, streitmenem The following address to the Queen from the no- Is N no.stovit.,kanon.m.) I eis. pm 2110,000 1 C a rson's Creek 8 I =,.. 14 1 1 =7 0 ..,.r. r =gh lir r i n t l . . , Willy, gentry, and other inhabitants of Cork, has been 121 24 Do. laghthe adopted by the committee of the Patriotic Fund in that city, St. 140 1,00008 0 80810 Walk= 03 03 SO 424 Do. 850 . 100,00 e 5 *Colon= • 49 51 ' 1 I I and is at present receiving numerous signatures: 40 34 Do. 840 8 7 ~ I C O 1 011 0 0 THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNINO "May it please your Majesty, 23 all Loodomderryleßmeskllks - - 830,000 mt. +Copper Liners of Reg all 30 56 PAPS& plea Id. " The uuctenigned have observed with feelings of deep St. 100 Maneh..Shef.,BLittoolnsh. 341 13 311 8,00. 33 +Do. Pref. 71 per Cant an par Ipm lbelitalsi Moral foam; the semeassot tree 0811111111Mse and interest end unmixed satisfaction the large and liberal con • IS sli Do. 1 Shares, Na 1 7 8 70,000 tEng.itAttetraltanfloppr all I 11 d milanumg alma tributions which have bean raised under the authority of st. 0.10 ilidlantl 69 7 701 70 25,006 +Forum k_ilf a1ad_1iag........." 1 ....... 1 11 laiggiaggllag ggiggetg l M g your Majesty for the relief of the widows and orphans of the St. 100 Do. Sim. &(l Derby ... 41 43 100,00 e Great Nogget Vein Neg. LI • rum'''. "" " "'"`""' "'"""" """'''"""" •"'""" seamen , soldiers • and marines who have fallen in the 50 all Mid. 0. Wed. (Ira) ..... - - 10,000 20 +General soloked b died% new. awl seastary ortlike-ibls gaps . • , . . . 33 221 Ditto Half Shares - - 72,000 Grand Duchy of Baden an i 4 Russian war, or may hereafter be disabled, or deprived of 100 sit Nesmith and Caritas - - 11,060 Great Pulgooth all - - M AW; CORRIMPONDIINTS AT r.t at AT OF MAR. life, in the service of their country. Full, appreciating the 61 51 Newmarket Bury Rata 4 die I pa 60,060 Liberty - - ITS 10ItEION NEW* 111 18171.1118L1L AND ineaanat.. generous and benevolent sentiments which the distressed 2b 21$ NewportAberr.lkllerefeed II 9 dis 10,00 +Ultra all 7 $ 10,000 Ltutitanian 1 1 1 the • an endiselreg stall MIEN 61 16 19ral la Oa Win am lan , ' condition of this ages of your Majesty's subjects has Lo _,S, Saw" rad Eanidinlaa - 1 1 gi 103,415 ♦tblariquita 90 1 80 MK IS awdl Orallead MA nab WNW= so justly called forth, we feel, at the same time, that re- 1 3 3 ", ,;," Norfolk - 611.0 0 New Granada ME ONLY DAILY mum WOW. lief thns afforded must necessarily prove of a temporary 13 13 De. New 40,000 +N.L.lnaree Min.l3m.Ch all - Wilk Net *pk. - - IT • '•=•. ALL orrasinca ADVEIMAKMEN7B. and uncertain character. The undersigned would there. so 34 Northern Counties union 21 gl gD 200,000 Nouveau Koala hle El** and *mei by mare thes slaty fore respectfully submit to the consideration of your Ma- et. 100 North British CMS wet emaimpseadag, pew Lo, by amiftati jesty the justice and expediency of establishing a permanent 16 IS North Devon, No. 1 100 41 008800010 s 01100880 11l Mil adall o66l aml F 8181 1 . 3" prevision for widows and orphans of those of your Majesty's II all Da. i A Man.& ll 11 60,00. Quits Rock unit 8 8 Do. iII Gureateet. 61 76 10,000 SO +lthenney lies lb " fted wlll ig' o t k a bob" eg „.. 7 „ bs visa idio m; or at forces wise may tall in the service of the state, or be &Ambled ft 4. 100 N. ga4t444 _ 84 ,.., k via dye% be. MesAgeset. Lemba by disease ma wounds from further duty. Already the 23 go Do, 22 2 .... k... 6 4 alb 7; 06 30 rlamthigo de Cuba III 4 6 4 1 MIL 11.1261117 is sepodsmoi Is ablielbg Os pew by mini families el *Akers in the navy, army, and marines, enjoy a 23 111 Do. GILL Pura 44 If die 60,00 e 1 Sou th Aurtralian all 11 II PO el • obbmil Prboll. las rbilibbr gel. la 01101•1 1 16. knish Ibb %pi parviiisti from the public funds, under less urgent SO el Do. Leeds Irma of ism allnli 00•0780 MOT 13 * 83 Ham& Par 9 1 • 111 4 Pig ebrobastsoces ; and we respectfally submit that the families Sr. 100 Do . Tart - all 14 S lb shims by Papboiss eter. SO SO North tondos of non-commissioned officers and private soldiers-on . 32 14 0,000 1 Waller , moos 1 West Karig= an 110 all Do. Me les. Mares . part pa whom the brunt of every battle falls-have net lea zo 174 N a m d4...mai ro. ll 44 ale 1114 AILY NEWS FORWARDEDtotheCOUNTRY claims on the pecuniary sal of the state. The victories 20 all North We by 60'661150 POST, at med. per In 000101118. of the Alma and of Inkermann, wrested by British valour la 01 Neeth&lbethWest. Inc 4 die Ipm OHS MADDOX, 10, Omer Alksayet. piew.g... from far superior numbers of a s kilf u l and rtulute at 100 Were, a Walesa. 31 $2 111 1 Transferable by stamped deed. JOINT STOCK BANKS. . =lam Vat foe, have added unfading !wale. to am pettish swan, :t. 166 Codas 140 erhibrtlee 41101 but . sierbres ambit erßalsklava will ever - ILY'IIEVEVEET TO ETKO, from 8 ma- be associated with the most (Jaws Guests of British rt. 10 3399939339 .1d0n 993 1339993 3 9 rA antil 3 am-tat laver week: liwilellad WI ra,...7..fr1aaarr.,..,,..,,, , * al chivalry. For the widows and or ph ens of men who, like SO 30 lowa Deem OJB-• Tar " per 666 8r le& r a r 44l = l6ll " "." .. '''' ...n . the victors in these achievements, have nobly offered up St. 100 loath BMWs ...... 69 1 --,„ - Saturday. today. Atm 40 Mistreats ------ - all - 80 82 ---.-"-.- NOW* Apia, 11, 7 IS4 394 - - their lives in the cause of truth, of justice, and pod faith, _., 16 1 1 learil., wow lO,OOO 50 Nritish North Americas all - - the undersigned respectfully but intently plead, and rest 3" 3 3MMT33111"11.1"33D33 - - 40000 23 Charter. d honk of Asia 6 1 04 dies 11AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Leedom, with confidence upon that marked consideration for the de- IS ell *albs and D= l: 85 $7 IS 214 namdk... I 34 $9,000 20 Chart. Bank of India JLI at 13A pegpersur.-BENT by NOLNINO ailklkes Al !WAN- fenders of their country which has ever characterised our go all cap gy Raft - - dis I - 1671241740 la , -, vas 66 - Par V. - a- ADAM% g• riz 2111614 - l aus. gracious Queen. The undersigned, therefore, pray that your 2° all Walargaii NM BBkeaacl 3l 11 20,001 JOO Colonial - - Weemliester, News Agent. Majesty may be graciously pleiued to recommend to the con- 50 all 01 1 1 18 11 014 8 00 Llmrlek • 21 03 23,0001011 Cheamereial of London_ 10 - - 9035,0001 20 eng.,Soot.,llt Matt:hart. 18 31 21 dle aideistion of your Majesty's Parliament, the establishment all wag goagia --,--••• 6 1 15,000. 20 Loa.Ctiart.Ltank of Aust. 30 211 22 211 BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO of a permanent provision for the widows and orphans of In 18 wasolr amon l4 6 4 10,000 , 20 Ditto New 6 - - 34 10 11 W.Mdatlont.SiCrystal P. - - RBAD; and supplied to thm moaner, by conk( pm, at Mara thous of your Majesty's forces who have fallen ire tattle, or toozi se London and County lO - - per quarter, midis adirease. K. MIMICS. Grove.terrase, Wm. may hereafter be disabled or deprived of lite in the service 80, 60 London lint Stock lO - - Imernagrove, eawargent. ---.- 60,000 100 London and Weittninster 10 - - of their country. lq, re Nat. Pros. of Enesad 33 - - " Cork, January 23, 18.5,5." lIIMILINCE IMAM 10,‘ 20 Do. New lO - - 90, So National of Ireland - - CONFESSION OF THE MURDERER IL toe Aberdeen BA RTHEL EJIY. P. lie De. Ple. 2, 7 pse Ct. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. " 1 " °" 1 ""i'ls" - as my 30,000 160 Provineialof Ireland. l3 - - 13 15 MOO. 5•11611111 . -.- 4,000 10 Do. New all - - Mr. Herring, Barthelemy's solicitor, has pub- ...___e____- 1.1 all Owli awl Iludem- - - aia 50,000 1 5 Royal AwArellan Rink e all Destrenl6l6AtarJoa 51 64 lished a statement, which, he says, he received from CAUSSIDOIL-LIST OF HONOURS AT THE BACHEL 11 - ............... , , _ .... lag and Gold Imp. Co. 1 - 11,000 23 'loath Australia 35 116 el - Barthelemy a few days before his execution. Bananas' or Ames COIMUICIIIIICHT, Jam. 27.-[.wise Hensley, LA., Trinity Ca. °, • tit.. l° 100 3 D0. 1111 6 1 . 1",7,7re t _ _ 83,000 25 Union of Australia Barthelemy says, that .-" On the night I went to Moore's, Leg,; M e l"' rfc " t • m • • •• 81 ' J°ll6 = 4 ! Nam= lir6/664 ill leo Do. &X aide CO Per Ct. - -Pm is,oool .., 1130. New 24 7 9 I had no intention of going, until within a onarter of an Ferrer 31'1, (kin C°lle g e ; Hu g h ' M " 1 " HugUaleu al East. Ocia late..6Pa.No I I IPa iPM &MON SO Union et Logan .. - - ..___ _._ . • . .. ' . . . . t. .. . CAVA iii es !Nem As- Ma. 1 a I -_ _ _ _ _ Mr. Herring, Barthelemy's solicitor, has pub lished a statement, which, he says, he received from Barthelemy a few days before his execution. Emmanuel Barthelemy says, that—" On the night I wont to Moores, I had no intention of going, until within a quarter of an hour or twenty minutes before I knocked at Mr. Moon's door, and entered his house. I had been into the City on important busineu, and was disappointed ; and it was my intention, on my return home, of going into a shouting gallery at WI suninster, near Buckingham Palace. I think they call it Gun T ' It was my intention of prac tising with the pistols. I hal taken them out of pawn about two months; but, when I arrived at the place, I found it shut, sad then went to my house at Chelsea, and found no ono at home. I then walked towards, I think the name of the wreet is Great Portlind•street, or road, I am not sore which ; and when I arrived there, I met the female, who informed me she was going so Mr. Moore's, and asked me to accompany her, which I con sented to do, and knocked at the door, and asked for Mr. re Moo, and was shown into the be ck parlour, and Mr. Moors received us at first well, and, after some little time, the female began to talk to Mr. Moore, in French, when Mr. Moore said to her, ' Why don't you talk to me in English ?' I made a reply, and said, You know she can not understand English, and you have talked to me in French ;* when Mr. Moore said, ' It is no basins's.' •' and then she took out • letter from her pocket, aM to read, which she did in French, and when she read nearly the first page, Mr. Moore rue from his chair in • passion, and endeavoured to snatch the Whir oat of her hand, upon which I rose, and lifted my arm up to prevent him, and pushed him back, and he staggered and partly fell ' • and then he took something up, which I afterwards found was the lead with the piece of cane, and struck the same violently against the chair, and ease to wards me and the female, and struck me and pushed me towards the passage, and when in the passage he pushed and struck me several times, although I was trying to get out as fast as I Gould. The last time he struck me was when the servant had partly opened the door, and then I let the pistol off that shot Mr. Moore, for whic h I am sorry, I hay fag noill-will towards him. Finding I could not get out for the peruse at the front door, I shut the door, and went to the back door and took down a bar that went across the door, and opened it and let the female out, and when we got into the back yard the female was greatly alarmed at Mr. Moore's death, said begged and prayed me to shoot her more than once. I bad not the heart to dose; I was anxious she should lumps. I put my hand into my pocket, and took out my purse, and gave it to her, which custained a sovereign and some silver, and in doing so took the cane out of her hand, and lifted her upon the wall, and she made her escape. I had the pistol in my hand, arid when I was in the act of getting over the wall I beard some persons call out aloud something, and then in the hurry I staggered, and some persons took bold of me, and then the pistol went off and shot poor Collard, which I feel much at, for I bad never seen or known him before. I then endeavoured to nuke my essays and was taken. I can wane you, Mr. Herring, there was no foul play respecting the duel at Egbatn—the person I shot was • French spy." CAUSSIDOIL—LIST 01 HONOURS AT THE BACHELOR or Aare CoIifURCIIIIDOT, Jan. 27.—Lewis Hensley, LA., Trinity Co:. lege ; ?ordeal hunt, M.A. St. John's College; Norman lacked Ferrara, X.A., Cabs College; Hugh Onllesan, M.A.. Mandel a° College. Weareaus.—Ds Savage, Job. ; Courtney, Job.; nee. Job.; Crompton, Ulu, and Cathberta, Cornea. equal; Ora. A. Cali, and Hada, Trio., equal; Rees, Job.; Gray. C., Trim.; Drewry, Pale, and Du Port. Calm, equal; Pram.; Corpus ; Smethurst, Joh.; Beadad. Calm ; Loom Corp.; Puller, Trim. ; Iselin, Cor pus; Loa, Mat's; Thompece, Trin.; May, Vbs. H. ; Harrison. Tile.; Waolnoth, Corpus; Hass, lob., and Oka, Via., equal; Tria.; Rmes.• Jones. P. H., Reim., and beanie, CLr,agal; Beard, Job.; Marelat, Trin. • Beekenbridee, Christ's, and Caine, equel ; Laird. I:iris's; Many, Sid.; Tucker, R., Job. • llevesieb. Trio. ; Brows*, C. A. R., Coth. ; Moore, Tria.• Pomeroy. hie. • Ilooppell, Job.; &edam*, Joh.; Whitlow, Sidasy; Lemma. Maid. gam Orresou—De Wale" Corpus ; Wood, Oath. • Browning. H. 8.. Queen's. ea Clerk. Come. mai; ResbY. Melt; Brown, U. W., &a.; Dli, Caine; Frew* Closemb ; Edwards, Pat). ; atria, Joh. ; Hancock, Job.; Mad. Pet.; Ural lea, Christ's ; Hugbes, Ran. • Collins, 0., Catk. ; Westerman, Queen's; Bei, A., Callas; letslitord. Trim. ; Hoary Cam !Lied, Jena; Agnew, THE.; Buttenuas; Watson. P. P., Wes; Godsons , Pea.; Ltd kin. Job.; Wal ford, Tele. ,• Du Boulay , Trim.; Whitley, lima; Seeders, Rant. ; Clay, sad Griller. Camp, equal; Loathes, Job.; Ward, F. L., Trio. • Bayliss, eid.; Vernon, Job.; Batley, end.; Martina, Trim.; drees. W. C., MAO; Beek R. J., Clare; Moore, Job.; name. J. 8., Joh • lases, Car• • Phillips, Queen's; U Ideworth, Pet.; Teats, Joh. ; * Baty, Md.; Bonbam.Carter, Trio Janine Crass. - Do Etberldie, Calms; Lindsey. Trio.; Loa 00,et Ca*. ; Bowser , Job.: Balshaw, Job.; Lauder Corpus; Mealy. UM.; Paolo, Joh. ; Hawk, Pei.; Barrow, J. H., ate.; Wilkinten. W. ; ado. Clete ; Cooper, Joh., and Wean, Tun., squall; 111m1L. W.. Jae; Burrow R. J.. Jolt • Littl., Job. • Beau most. Blapd.l Marreges. Trim ; Ssioleeldj i& riti.; Child, Job.; . Hoe. WT. JUNIN Tile.; Healy, Tao. H.; Pomo, Queen% equal; Osyloy, Job.; Reber, Cates; ables.Clidith ; Raab,. Job.; Better, TU. • Oestrels. Cars ; Prabw‘ltte Z. Ward, A. H., ; Riabards. 'haus ; Rausiokt, Caton; lisistisal% THE . ; Grindrod, Trio.; glandrepb, Trio.; Ben. sett, Comes; lkindiel lugyee, Pecos's ; Nolyseaus, Darnel, Christ's; Omsk Trio.; Brown, JIM ; gars, ; 1114nrcroft, ih ßoams*!.—Whitechurch, Job. Owk Saadoi AI Dust 1.666.81 Atar.l666 I Ma= am • Mt o D livat o. 60. Om •• rat Ct. Do. do. Clam C, t per Cc Fag. Om MM. & 66,N0 I Ditto 66 No. 2 Do. ti or I pat OM. Stott Itost.Ust= p.CL It kiltelfort "OZ.' II i Pak II 121 No. 811. M10CZL1A34101754 Pd. pria — "so Booboos' dons Saturday. today. - 10, I 33 Australian Aarlealtanl. 1 7 4 13 114 11,50 4 10 Austral elan Paailla Kali A ~tita 10 Australian Soya' Mall all It tk-r:in N aterwarka 50 lirltiA American Land 4O 30 int 3 dritatOol.ttio.ik Bad. Co. 1 10,00 100 nada..— ....... 024 '174 106 Do.6perot.liut.aisdialy PA 1044 1M 106 100,000 5 Crystal Palace .. . 110.000 4 Cryotal Palace oirranot. , 4 pg. 60,0 , 1 1 Ruston Iron Oka ..... *O,OOO 2o Eastern Seism .. IS 26,044 fa Electric Telegraph 10,000 13 General BUIL Navigation 14 20 Oeserslll.B.64lppin3 00. all 6,000 20 Irish Bortroot dostar lO 10 itediterranaaa Elect.TeL all 500 0 10 Vesiess SLAsierioan 6I 64 000 1 `larked Ps6ll.oltal. Peal all 10,000 10 !4441saianda land ~ . 14 75,000 2Ni Weiss balk In tr. IN Navigation Co- I 104,715 1 Net* Brit. Australasian WI 4 I 13,0% 10 ?lank 01 Bums Steam ll4 120,0 10 0 3 Peelitlyerlar4tMincral all 24 14 10,000 30 Peninnitar tOrient.Stro. all — f6 4 lio,oon 2 Portland Iron Company oU 1 14,640 100 Kaye Mail Steals OO 401 100,000 1 Alsatian Mists.. Invest's all 1 II 100,000 1 Do. New .P l 6 14,200 25 South Australian Land MOM 1 autiniartzio Wei. Serie- all I 75.000 1 Do. 0.. Resimarred all 1 15,000, 20 TrustkLoaneNtof 11pCan 6 10.6001 100 Van Diasses's Land WC 11 11 SPORTING. , NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. THE Narrows ALICE, Dover steam-packet, when coming across to Calais, in the night of the 22nd, with a government courier on board, with despatches for Turin, went sabers in a fog between Smidgens and Blanc Nes, four leagues to the west of Calais. The Ondine steamer immediately went to her assistance, ■od in the course of the day she was got off, and brought into Calais without any material damage. ItEaroaartos OP SPOIL.—We read in the Moni kin Bef3re destroying the Fort of Bomenund, the commander-in-chief of the allied fumes carefully collected the ornaments of the chapel and other articles used in Divine worship, in order to preserve them from destruction. Some of these ornaments having been sent to Fresco. the Emperor has given orders to place them at the disposal of the Rimini government. The Government of her Bri- I tannic Majesty has given similar orders, with regard to each of the articles as were deposited on board the Tussle of the English Sea." Tax NIWILASSIT HANDICAY.—CIermont 000490. For feits to be declared on or before the first Tuesday In Fe bruary. Aso at Virago 4 610 Little Mary 6 King of Tramp 6 6 1 Little David A s . 4lb If 12 13 11 9 9 Chmeeksopor 4 1 Hue Lank Gerard Duke of Leuester 4 e by Pen Woos out of PhyssLie Beets.* 3 Bie . bei 4 r=liiii 4 4 160626 witt6s 6 Odious 6•47 Mi r ltaiM 4 !WNW k — 4 arm/ isopittsr— 4 Denbo • wwEaewt 4 MNbard 4 lard 6111.•••••••••ir , 4 • 4 ur. 4 Ompallist 4 liumniss 4 C12:111•1• • Sib 4 4 Prise • hid 4 PM isms 4 4 4 =rip, sows• 3 'alba Softenlt lAmole's4a 1 $ :or -.... TUE FOLEY-PLACE TRAGEDY. The coroner's jury is the above ewe this day roamed a verdict to the Wrest that Joseph Latham wee wilfully outdated by Luigi Barmen'. The wretched man was thou takes iota custody by the officer of the rotower's court. i Pallid 3 Dr. Cooke 8 = Oll 3 =si 3 te ......... „ II POST OFFICERS FOR THE BEAT OF WAR.—On Priciae last wren young men, who have volunteered from the London Poet-office in St Martin's-le-Grand, to do duty is the offices of Constantinople and Bsleklava, left London for their deatinatioc. Besides a free passage with rations, and a supply of wine daily. 201. has been allowed to each officer for his outfit, and if be goes to the pat-office at head quarters (Salesian), hie pay is to be Si. per week ; if only Constantinople, 21. per week. In all cams the stipend to which he would have bean entitled had he remained in tue London cfili e will be continued, and paid (independently of ' the above them) to the representative Of the party daring his ebonite CS forties ditty. DREADFUL OmuttgincE.—On Wednesday morn ing, on opening the hatches of a vessel now lying in the basin of the canal, the bodies of five able seamen were found lying dead. It appears that the unfortunate men had pone down the previous evening unobserved by the cabin boy, and probably while they were 'sleep be made fast the batches unknowingly, and death by suffocation was the con srquenot. Two of the bod i es were this evening conveyed to their friends in Cork for istsrusst.—Kerry Banning,. DEATH OF DR. PHILLINORIL—We regret to en mounts that Joseph Phillittiore, Esq., D.C.L , the Regius Professor of Civil Law in this University, sad Chasosilor of the Diocese, died on Thursday last, at his country reef , &MOO, ebiplak Chronic e-hosse, in this misty. Us was VI yews of ois.-o#ori le. FIZZ IN THE ROYAL ARSENAL, WOOLWICH.—A are broke out yesterday morning. about one &Mock, in the Lameaster 'bell factory, which for some time, in musequence of its b. lag near the Laboratory, caused much alarm. Fortu nately there was a plentiful supply of sister, and Mr. Inspec tor Oravesteek, of the Royal Arsenal police, sent empresses to the Royal Sappers and Miner', the Royal Artillery, the Rust Kent Militia ' and the Royal M .rinare and Mee to the dockyard eSears and mem who, with II; engines, were Dom the are, but they could n. t p the destruction of the building. The 'machinery was slightly damaged. The are Is 'a pp ose d to h ave been caused by the excessive beat of the Awn of the hummer, which have for some mouths past bees working night and day. The workmen we,. at work until 12 o'cloek on Saturday night, and the foreman did sot lotto meta half-pnat, whoa all appeared oak. Sown WALE* lialLWAY.—Traffic real ts for the weih albs Jaw IL Itii, KA97I. es. 7d.; Meogtwug "be illia4Aln SAIL •• 7 Bplaser «.......« 3 Joshua .—.. ...... II I End I 6 Immo $ I $ 6 Ihisdre Mere lolleppers Mont.= ..-- $ 1 lAariellibs .......- $ I Norstoill -- $ I Dania. Teta" • 3 i i 8 4 AurrimaAN MAIL, which ham jot arrived is the last that is espeotod pis ladia aad Masudllea, until now arranpaseats ass dada, or this old an rostrsod. CAT AL PaLacs.—lrivs-Bauxute DAL—JAN. 27. at this dowry 04; sibabolia by mom tisk" 380; total, 444. — Consols for the Bth 'Feb. were dealt in at 91. _ 911, and stood at the close of the house at 911 for account, and 911 for money. Subsequently the quotation for February wu called 911 to 1 . The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 91, 911, I, 3; ditto, for account, Bth Feb., 911, 1. Three per Cent. Re duced, 911, 1. New Three per Cents., 911 1. Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 43. Th4e-and-a- Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 991. India Stock, 222. 'Bank Stock, 212. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 4s. to 7s. prem. Bomar is also marked in the New Two-and. - Half per Cents. at 77. The last transactions previ ously reported in this stock were at 79 and 77 on the 9th December, when Consols ruled at 921 to ex div. The extreme variation in Console this week has been 3 per cent, the highest price attained having been 91/ (for account), and the lowest 903. The market closed to-day per eent. lower than last Saturday. Foreign stocks were inactive, bat well supported. The only quotable variation in price w,as an improve ment of 1 per cent. in Turkish, which closed at 761 to 1. At 3 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 100 to 102 •, ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 to 624 ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 92 to 94. Sardinian, 84 to 86. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72. Mexican, 21 to 3. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 173 to 18. Sales are recorded as follows :—Belgian Foor-and-a-Half per Cents., 921 (exchan, ; e 25f.) Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101, 100; ditto Five per Cents, 1829 and 1839, 99/ ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 931. Chilian Six per Cents., 102, 1031. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 614. Peruvian Three per Cents., 60. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 361; the Committee's Certificates, for the unfunded coupons, 41 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds, for account, 31st Jan., 763. The scrip of the new French loan closed 1 per cent. higher than yesterday, at 4 to 41 prem. The imports of the precious metals this week have been large, and consist chiefly of gold. Our list is as follows :-105,000 ounces of gold and 85,0001. in sovereigns, by the Great Britain, from Australia; 667,646 dole. by the Parana, from the West Indies, &c.; and 17,464/. by the Iberia, from Lisbon. The total value of these arrivals is about 656,0001., exclusive of 22 boxes of coin by the Vesta and 9 boxes by the Ceres, both from Oporto, the value of which remittances is not stated. On the other hand, the exports have been trifling. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week includes only 60 ounces of gold coin, 460 ounces of silver coin, and 270 ounces in silver bars—all to Boulogne, representing only a few hundred pounds in value. The only other shipment officially reported is 3001. by the Ethiope, for Africa. It is known that a small portion of the gold ex the Great Britain has been taken for exportation, but it is evident that the effiux has received a check. As the Bank's stock of coin and bullion is now little more than twelve mil lions sterling, uneasiness would have been excited had the drain continued. The advices received per overland mail mention the clearance from Adelaide for London, on the 25th November, of the John Hullett, with 25,000 sove reigns, 2,000 gold tokens, and 226 ounces of gold, making a total of between 28,0001. and 30,0001.. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 9th February for the supply of 50,000 gallons of rum, deliverable at Deptford. The;Admiralty will also receive tenders on the 30th inst. for the conveyance from the River Thames to Malta of 700 toes of naval stores, besides 288 tons of ordnance stores (comprising filled cartridges, rockets, &c.), and 19 tons of guns. In the market for land shares to-day Australian Agricultural were flatter, and the stock of the Canada Company higher. Bank shares were steady. Crystal Palace closed at 3 1-16 to 3 3-16. The Electric Tele graph Company's shares were weaker. Peninsular and Oriental Steam have been dealt in at 55. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Company is to be held on the 15th Feb., and will afterwards be made special, to determine the mode of raising the capital for completing the works of the Wilts, Somerset and Weymoath rail way; also to consider a ploposed joint lease of the Cornwall railway. The half-yearly meeting of the Northern and Eastern Railway Company is to be held on the 15th Feb. - Relative to the tallow market, Messrs. Smith and Charles observe : The tallow market during the week boa been much agitated. On Tuesday morning we opened at 67a. 3d. per cwt. for spring, and advanced in the coon' of the day to 695. 3d. per cwt., the rise being mainly due to the bears buying in their accounts. This rapid improvemect In price brought out sellers from the ranks of those who had bought freely last Friday at 66e. per cwt.; the lowest point, we have had to record since the Russian war was looked upon as tolerably certain, and far below our quotations at the outbreak of hostilities. On Wed nesday morning the decline commenced and has since continued almost without interruption. During the early part of the week the demand on the spot was moderate, but it subsequently improved. The trade adhere to the resolution of buying only from hand to mouth, deter mined to hold no stocks, while the present uncertainty with respect to political affairs continues. The resignation of Lord John Ruuell, when first an nounced, produced a pause in our market, and various have since been the conjectures indulged in as to our political future. lon., De. II per dialt. i.a.m• able ON wet pa. Do.ffi roc Nat .. 21 K. 5144111114111 66 GLl66‘ wellin(1) 6 (I.W.M.Bbildisal Mt ft. to Nt. O D 6.636. redass.4atit Do.aast redeem p.a DMrkndaandb{pet ill Da Wm. Nil. Urns . ha& if pa . ill Ds anew 10 De. am Oa SIN* . ..)46 naatß OM Moro all De. dr de. -... 6 umiginasuricaiii2o no MID II par mat Stook. no Loshalkiglit.N.o.4l.oent PO pCt Lastletplestamildrdu - _ .11 Si all Ilaepp.lt Cuba* •I p 100 IlitlimilOpapar.loll4,o Map batmen 44 p.a. all Medi Pali 4 pet sent . 811 Nadi& Dabolaleam. _ Do. Prof. 4_por d. Moor Di. a p et.Wen.M.ls4l) North BMA Do. Lois et. No. I Do. Do. Qom, 164$ Do. Nati Puroh North ttadholoblro OhLWort.krrol. pht lIINOWL►CMtnI New I DIM Mod 44 sue) 11.16■10sed.Aaa Dliftyper et...... .... saillWairems.44 Rost 164(8114#•*"•q•u! LINES LEASRD AT 1 Sadfard sal Oriel lo Us.* N.W. Booklagbismige larke&N.Wware) Clyeadolo Jos** Omni atig - ariss7 alliewler Dima Part (Ismi ft GA Wears) ZisSlNdALTorkkinlidi Di. awes (ditto) diem Nod relawlek Z i lkownt) le tWorreffi (tIW) Los***Ciair. 4 matt let; Toi-i7 (lerstt u Aajoj a 4 11 941 . V.11111.) M laden 11=lelliesktiredJ I_llnithel MM.) Vrsd Prole:1 DIN• I dorm Parileat t(lamsi_ _ nth No Ond lkelbsts) Illnibesibeakir• le Er. Wain) ...-.... w_ WINO par Ct.ges. • Ont. (4 rite(lssal 38 69 114 116 100 110 -- i - I Pea _ is 64 ad 94 99 .. BS 90 ~ 99 91 „ 1 1: ..II IS „ 19 194 9 „ 1 9 t 1:1 : 1 Ms 11111 118 id li $Ps 13 1 12 1 Pm IN 11111 If 1 dla 4 to SI 90 104 101 101 101 90 01 I 04 dim zel 11 14 I die Es! Ili Mai 9? ft 4is is I d dis n + C IT 99 99 101 In lii ISO 107 El ln 13 Ili zd U al 4 4 U ft ,17 at Ull • MS Ma 11 i el IS zd THIS DAY—Two O'CLOCK. The Stock Exchange continues characterised by great quietude, but steadiness still prevails. The English funds temporarily attained an advance of 5 per cent., but are now quoted the same as they closed on Saturday. Consols for the Bth of Feb. were for some time quoted 91; to 1, but now stand at 911 to j. For money transactions are recorded at 915 to 911, and the present quotation in 911 to 1. The Three per Cents Reduced have been dealt in at 91/ to j ; the New Three per Cents. at 91/ to 92 ; India Stock at 225 ; Exchequer Bills, at 4s. to 76. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 991. Very little business has been done in foreign stocks, which, however, remain steady. French Scrip is quoted 4 to 41 prem.; Turkish Bonds, 761 to 5; Mexican, 21 to 1 ; Spanish Deterred Three per Cents., 171 to 18; and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. Spanish Old Three per Cents. hk.ve been dealt in at 365 to 1; Dutch Four per Cent. Cer tificates at 93 ; and Equador Bonds at 3/ to 4. Tun TicKrtor-LEAVE SYSTEM.—At the sitting of the High Cilia of Justiciary, out of a calendar of sight criminals DO fewer than three were ticket-of-leave enavicrte, all brought up for separate offences ; and Unsay give SOMO idea of the grave character of the charges of whisk dig wen fonad guilty that dopy all received oakum of 21 yOSMI . isoompottattoo.—Okkarow Daily Mail i i 7 7 7? 7 7 T 7 i I 7$ 7$ 7 3 7 7 $ gt. 11,1 10 102 Hi 113 1101 fit al 2fl al 23 ll S 12 6 If 5 10 10 5 9 6 9 5 9 ►• id 124 14 MINCING•LANF..-THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow are-Sugar: 300 hogsheads West India, 14,600 bags Mauritius, 4,000 bags Bengal, and GOO bags Madras. Coffee: ZOO casks. Rice 1,300 bags. Saltpetre: 700 bags. Pepper: 1,700 bags. Tea : About 25,000 packages. The private contract markets ere steady, but inactive. 25 SALTPETRE : refraction 72 has sold at s. to 25e. Gd., and the demand has slightly improved. COTTON.-200 bales sold on Saturday. TEA.-The large public sales declared for to-morrow have suspended business by private contract. Otte.-Seal, pale, 491. 101. to 501.; straw, 40/. to 481.• brown, 431. to 441 ; sperm, body , 1211. ; headmatter, 1221. to 1251. ; cod, 42/. 10s. to 431. ; South Sea, pale, 481.105. to 481. 16s. ; olive, Gallipoli, 671. to 581. ; Spanish and Sicily, 541. to 55/. ; cocoa nut, 46d. to 475. Gd. • palm, 425. is 445.; linseed, 363. 3d. to 354. 6d.; rapeseed, pale, 665. to 555. 31; brown, 625. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firmer to-day; the demand is good fir consumption. Town tallow is quoted 56e. nett cash ; Peter.. burg Y. C. on the soot, 57a.; February to March, 665. 6J.; Much and April, 66.. 6d. to 675. PARTICULARB OF TALLOW. 1868. I 1114. 11186. Ikeekon hand Casks..: 41,664 .19,700 16,110 Delivery IsMseek Do.tran lit June irrivallast week 1,264 379 8,421 Do. from let June Pries T. C. per cwt. ...... 4' a. Od. 634. 04. 364.84 Do. Town 498. Gd. 648. 94. , 588.94 Arrivals for the week enclin4 Feb. 6 last year, 1,144 tasks, and delivery 1,981 casks. The arrivals last week comprised 3,127 casks from Russia, 250 casks from South America, and 44 casks from other place.; total, 3,421 casks. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of beasts is larger, and, consequently, ttaae is slow. It is difficult to m6intain Friday's quotations tor the choicest descriptions, but second rate are rather lower. The number of sheep is again very mall, and they are readily disposed of at fully late rates, bat the demand being by no means great, it is only in few instances that prices have advanced. Good calves are still scarce, and very dear. From Germany and Hol land there are 653 beasts. 630 sheep, and 41 calves; Spain, 106 beasts; Scotland, 300; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,800; and 460 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per .one of BIM. e. .1. e. a. , Per stone of illb a ad.a d. Beet Seats, Hereford,— 4 6 0 Fiset Dna a Ilf.-Oda, tql 0 0 0 0 Beet Phortehozna ...... 4 48' &.t Lone-woo le Second quality I:4w._ 3 4 2 Do. do. Shorn (Wee, Pia I kol DWI k Ilalf-h 3 4 8 ro:. 4 1 5 0 Lambe ...... .... 8e.... at motet, 4X ; sheep and lamb, 18.870; calm. 79; Pies. MS. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the trade both for new and fine yearling hops continues ateadyat about late prices: supply very limited. COAL MARKET.- -THIS DAY. Walla End South Helton, 25s 61-25 ships muket. M. AND MADAME RONCONL A Paris contemporary (Le Figaro) publishes the following letter addressed by Mine. Ronconi to the Empe ror of Russia, in whose capital Ronconi is now engaged at the Imperial Opera: " Sire—l should have grne personally to throw myself at your Majesty's feet, for justne, which after the ju-tica of Heaven, can alone hear and redress my wrongs, were I not chained hero by the most frightful poverty. It is three years since my husbang George Runconi, after having pol luted my domestic hesrtb, brutally dismissed me from his home, and to indemnify me in a manner, for having pre vented my pursuing my _professional career, secured me. by a iftedelrawn up by Mr. Wenn, a notary in London, an amount of alimony sufficient to maintain an independent posi tion. The stipulations of this contract, legalised by the consul of your Majesty, be never complied with. I would have produced it before your tribunals, and claimed its ex ecution, bat by what means? What power is left a help less woman, opposed to • man who sets everything at nought, and tramples upon his most altered dudes? My only hope is in the infallible justice of your Mainly to compel my heehaw, to contribute something for my sup portpatculitly fororrkuo thw, Sire,elut h tthriteteamftoenr months, my h having a u l ban de d v a. ry h tti , n e g r , 1 pennyless the legitimate before God, and before the law, of a man who malice 120,000 fr. a year, and who, to make a golden existence for a courtesan, forgets his duties as a husband, and his honour as a DIM Sire, your magnanimity is great! D ign to listen to the o,i,e of 4 wretched woman, who ; on ner knees, impiores your Mo. jesty's justice and protection. GIOVANNIVIA RONCONI " In reply to the above, M. Nips*, the attorney of M. Ronconi, !publishes copies of the receipts given by Mme. --for the - !herb-' • - Tn r ezchange for the sumo sent lier b'y her hiasTaati, Ins n which it appears that from April, 1853, to November, 1854, inclusive, o clus f iv i e, lady and 7, received r. 24 3 , 1 001: p 1f e1t r i , n in e :a i n d i s o t h i l ii y it i o n n - . the 16th instant, he received a letter from M. Itenconi, to- elosice 2,000 fr. for his wife, and moreover B,ooofr. to nay her debts., but after reading Mme. Noncom's letter t 3 the Emperor, he does not consider it consistent with tif duty to deliver the fonds either to her or to her creditor.. lo non. • cloaca. M. Peigne states that he is empowered by M. 't o p- coat todiaisharge all his debts contracted while director of the Italian Opera in 1848, and that all claims which can be anbatantiated will, on application to him, be duly attended to. .