The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-25 00:00:00

THE BOMBAY AND MIDI MAILS. 9017TRAMPTON, Fn. 24. The Peninmilar and Oriental Company's steam • ship lbehn, Cliptain Fish', with the heavy ponies of the o,,se mails, ham arrived. She briny 11 6k. 1 4 ;es of specie, value 2,,151.: 1 p ac k age o f go 100 f. ; pac 11 I ,,,kagee of Indian shawls, 11.1 boats of oranges, 100 boxes ,lea,6ot packages o f sun d r i es , an d 1,440 balms( raw milk, value 110,060 f. sterling. She sailed from .tlesandria on the 12th, Malta 15th, and tOhnalter the 10th lust. At the former port the Frefseh sto,uter Msyento., l'oited States ship Sesquehannai, and the 1.;:y ptian fleet. At Malta, her Majesty's ships Renown, 4',or. Exmouth, sal Firefly. At Gibraltar, her Majesty s ships .tries cud Itedpole. Ilex Majesty's puddle steam sloop Spiteful, which left 11.1nouth oh the Stb for North America and West Indies, put into Vigo on the 12th, to repair damages to her whilwry, . _ . Tnkk• we.. very dull at Tangier, and a great scarcity of all rho 1/CC,...irte. of life wail experienced in the markets. Poultry waive and dear. Oil could not be had at any price In any of the shop; in the town ; a small quantity just ar. rived all for 3 reds and 12 quarts Per pound. A great pets - in of the population were in cousequeuce obliged to paw the night. in darkneta. The Greek barque Israeli , front England, with a cargo of coal• for Myra, in trying to make the Straits, on the morning .4 the 9th. struck .41 a rock and immediately went to pierce. The uwk•r and mate were drowned the remsieder of the crew, seven is number, were aired. The olive crop has been so abundant in many premiums of Mpain that holden of oil were unable to instate their prier, which are rather on the decline. Gil:Welter exchanges on the 19th were quoted —On London, 91) Jaye' date, 7.14 ; Paris, sf. :12e. ; Manwilles, 32c. ; 1. ; Msdrwl , S glare' sight, par ; Par ; Malaga and Seville, par ; Alicante, t du. ; Valencia, par ; Ilareelowa, prem. ; Spanish pillared dollars, Ferdinand, 3 per cent. prem., Do .:•ffirtind ; Spanish pillared l'arolus, 22 per rent. prkm., in demand. Freighta to Loudon and outports In the Fnited K implont, Beard, River Plate, Gulf of iI..AICO, and HAvannah, 12 dollars per too and 10 per cent. 7116 EMPEROR 01P AUSTRIA AND THE HUN- 04R1.41 , 1 LEGIONISTS OP 1859. It it well known that during the war of last year in Italy an Iliinprotn legion was in progress of formation is hedniout, %V hen the peace of Vitt/drama put an end the 113 f there were already nearly 5,010 Inionists divided into two bri,:ade., commanded respectively by Colonels Ntrhol.t. Kim and Daniel Mars The Emperor of the Fr.wrh, taking a lively interest in the fate of these brave no., del am forget to exert a promise, in the very pretend irtev, of a full amnesty for those lei/moist. who wished to return to their country, and an exemption from military sermee. Each member of the legion returning to his b••me Wan provided with a certificate of his amnesty and eiemption from Austrian military eerrice. Thus provided, th•v prormalod in detachmenta towards the lliocid. , and it sow appears that they have been treated with the greatest brut...lite. Several of them have escaped from prince and ►ave arrived in hay, whereby the details of their treat. meet have become Mews. "Tat totrartins of treaties, throe sets of reveege, the wilful omt trensobtoted mutation of the roost solemn en„mremeate, writes a oorreepoodent of um riwa, "bays ben bras ht to the Solid of the Empalme liopolwaa, who mo h moved by the afflicting details. I ins mum t lel wee that the Emperor has ordered reprooselstione to to made at Vienna to maim! Austria of her sessionsatit." CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The sittings of the sheew seen far the February session were resumed this mesuing before the night Hoe. the Lord 3111m.e, th• flamerier, Aldermen Sir F. G. Moos, Flush, awl Chain, the liteellfs, Under-Sheriff', and the usual iifiVers of the city of Leaioa. There are 73 primmer, fee trial at this session. The Recorder, is his charge to the grand jury, odd thee =the somaisse of proosen for tri a l was ver y cue - It wee met burr than would be expected ham the Mend that had elapsed sines the last 11018i0a. Them was madam of wilful murder, in which a woman was accrued of Ganda' the death of her child by runt giving it auffleieut feed, and the only question they would Lave to °smolder in this ems was whether the prisoner had wilfully withheld nourishment from the child, and that it died in consequence, in which case the °fresco would he minder ; but if aay doubt existed upon this purist she would still be aineeable to the thazto of loos slaughter. There were other eases of manslaughter , ose arising out of a prise fight, and in the oth e r • brother wall charged with cann ing the death of an imbecile sister by neglecting to provide her with sufficient sustenance. The law did not cast upon • brother the duty of supporting his enter, but in this one it appeared that the prisoner was paid • ordain sum for that purpose ; and if this should be made out, and also that the death arose from his St% of the duty be had undertaken, it would be duty to find • true bill. Hu lordship then called the attentine of the grand Jury to the cam of Robert North, who was charged with st eal ing • large quantity of tallow, and the mode in which the offence was alleged to have here committed was by giving • cheque in payment of the etat • time when there were no moos at the er's to meet that cheque. The case wee some. what peculiar, and although so doubt the law wee, that if a person obtained the goods of another under • false pretence or by • trick, without that caber getting what he expected in ream for them, such an ad amounted to larceny—still la this owe it appeared that thepressemter did in point of fact receive a/ I that he expected at the time—namely, acheque, and it aught he • question is this particular cam whether the re fact of the being no mosey at the banker s to meet it would bring the rase within the law relating to the offence of larceny. The learned Recorder then referred to some of the other cases ill the calendar, and eoncluded by diamimiog the grand jury to the performaoce of their duties. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. HOVAZIOULA ILIA AT LOAD ELMO'S. JOAA Pumas and John Roberts, two rough, powerful leans( fencing, who refused their addresses, were charged Wage 4r. Beaton with being found on the balcony of the house of Lord Ekho, I[. P., rd, St. James's-plaos, for the wpme of committing s felony. Lord Etcho said—ln consequence of something that bappenel oo the night of Thursday last, on Satinr day night instead of going home by St. James's. street I went lky St. Jamee's-park. Nothing attracted my &timeline, bat I saw a woman standing near my house, as if watching. This was about $ o'clock. Having been let in, I walked up to the drawing-room, where I remained about five minutes, and thee. Lady Etcho having gone to her bedroom, I went up to the nursery to speak to the nurserymaid, respecting as attempt to enter the premises on the Thursday, and while doing eo Lady Etcho called me down, and having listened at the bed room window I distinctly beard some persona attempting to enter the premises by the window. Lady Elcho went down and alarmed the servants, and one went into the garden to prevent any escape from below. I remained at the window. Great force appeared to be used at the window in the attempt to open it. Twomen servants intim neighbourhood then came Into the room, and I gave charge of the window to them, and went down into the garden. I called out to the men, and told them that it was so use attempting to emend, as the place wee surrounded. I neat raw the window open, and the des es the balcony. The police then came, anal they were takes into custody. I have sinc e seen marks on the window, which corm...prod with so implement, I believe, dard • " jemmy," One of the Niem e n, asked to b e for gives. The window is a verandah window. James Newnham, :hi C, said—l was called to the house of Lord Etcho, being told there were burglars there. I went into the pr en, and saw two men in the balcny. On going upstairs the servants told me the prisoners were the two men. I eserched the prisoners, bat totted nothing on them. cam,' (Amon', fit) A, said—l was called on Saturday night to Lord Eklu'e, and found the twopriaooeirs there. The lad witness took Roberts, and I took Thomas int. MI 104'. O searching Thomas I found on him a piece of Ides chain and • knife. Yesterday (Monday) morniag I found is the nest ganlen two " jemmies," sad on romper itig the marlin es the windows, kc., I and they cones e 4 Om balcony some loafers and • piece of taper wem also fitemid. - - possums, who blur very bad char•rten, Thomas 'mat rally Witly released from four yam' penal servitude. 'OM this resseaded ler • week. Ma. LAING AND TIM GRZAT WIRTZRN nee esvi OA RAILWAT. --Mr. Vawitiart has tea notice that I. will. that 'veiling. irk the Ssestrroary fedi+ whether hu attention has twee &ewe to the report of the (konnettee Itivaatioatioe appointed by the Greet Western of Our& kailway l'ocripsey, is which chirps hose been made 1 1 ,- tin the rhanteter of Yr. Wag, the ihteacial levretery tf tits i.egwative coatvil at Calcutta ; sod. if to, whether the istestioe of the (overawes% to MUM inquiry to Le made es to the truth or others/We of the eharpe UN ITOCTID LIDIACIDA —When the late Mr. T. W. J..lnnea. of the Cyclops Wiwks, ftheSebil. died some too, he expressed • wish that • sum of massy should datrihoted among his woripeople, hut ittil not add say P.M.*. to his will, which had hese male some yews. The esewhers, erne of when was hie Iwothrr. were set lawny " . 10 911 red t o o thie , bet ietennined tbat shoukl Pahl hem wrMrne eireetwebteces Lbey could cwt ,_ wit falsettos for • owridershie Mew At Ingtai r7voor. %bey .Maisel fres the Court of Chearrary the s 'rf af aellwtrtiern ; sad In 'Thu eday last the week. Zewelwriwi lap, wen eseverd, sad to their great nlnnirvi was varying treat Y. to lOW., weerdiag to ""mil terstee —Lers . ite., the Istal sonuat distributed Wag 1 .0113t.te Merew7. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEMME? 25, 1861. BANK OF EGYPT.-( THIS DAY.) SHARE L182&-(THIS DAY.) The annual general meeting of the otharehohlera wag held at one o clock at the London Tavern, Mr. TrrE, M.P., in the chair. Two o'Cww. The report. an abstract of which has been previously pub lished, having been read, The CH/OMAN, in moving its adoption, said it con tamed all the information the shareholders could require. The bank was established in the hope that it would yield a good return, and nothing that bad occurred had altered the opinion of the directors with regard to it; they still believed that it would do a profitable banking 'anions. It was established at the suggestion of Mr. Pasquali, a gen tleman a gout talents, who was entrusted with the prin• cipal management. Two English managers were em ',loyal' to act as a check upon him, but unfortunately they fell in with his views. The board, disapproving of large advance' made to El Hami Podia, intimated to Mr. Psequali that such was the can ; but to their great surprise, they found that the loons hail been increased till they at lest reached 160.0001. El Henri Pacha being about to leave Egypt in mongooses, of his obligations, Mr. Pawitiali, rather imprudently perhaps, eudeavoured to prevent him from doing so, and that led, as was inti mated in the report, to great confusion, and to a stagnation in the business of the bank. these circumstances the deputy chairman ' went out to Egypt, and the result was that the local management was reconstituted, Mr. Charles Thurburn being made head director. One effect of the change was that the local expenses were re duced to the extent of 2,5011. per uunum. The ad visees to El Hami Pacha were made on the security of deeds of various kinds. The securities were probably suffi cient to cover the debts; but the board never intended to lock up the capital of the bank in advances of that kind. It might be asked why they did not get rid of Mr. Pasquale before. (Hear, hear.) The answer was that Mr. Pnquali having got them into a difficulty, it was hoped that he would get them out of it ; and further that be held a legal 'se minal under the deed from which it was very diffi cult to oust him. 70,000/. of the debts had been repaid already, and was being used as capital. A thisizsounta inquired what amount of interest was to be pahl for the advances" The CHAIRM AN replied, 12 per cent. Although the board trusted that the whole of the debts would ultimately be realised, they did not consider it desirable to regard any portion of the interest at present as profit available for dividend. lie was bound to add that since Mr. Pasquali's resignation the Viceroy had shown the most friendly feeling towards the bank. 40,0001. had been returned through the medium of the government, the head of which was an embodiment of Turkish honour. In reply to questions, The CHAIRMAN said the board believed that Mr. Pasquali's resignation put an end to the previous engagements with him ; and that about 3,001. of the debts had come in since the accounts were made up; and that the directors would ' at the proper time, which they thought had not yetarrived, invest the reserve fund, which amounted to 21,0001., in government securities. The report was then adopted. On the motion of the CHAIRMAN, seconded by Mr. VICEIRMAN, thanks were voted to Hugh Thurber's, Egg., of Alexandria, for his valuable services and good offices to the bank in Egypt. Mr. H. D. Kunnas moved a special vote of thanks to Mr. I'. Anatruther, deputy chairman, for the ser vices which he hail rendered to the shareholders by going to Egypt, inducing Mr. Pasquall to resign, and reorganising the heal management. The motion having been seconded, was carried unani mously. The meeting terminated with the customary acknowledg ment to the chairman and his colleagues at the board. The operations in British railway stocks have been hunted, but in most cases a slight advance has occurred. Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern are specially firm. London and North Western is now quoted 981 to 99f ; Mid land, 1301 to 131 ; Lancashire and I orkshire, 100 to ; Great Western, 691 to ; South Eastern, 851 to 1 ; Great Northern, Ill f to 112 ; Caledonian, 97 to ; and Eastern Counties, 401 to 49. Great Western of Canada shares are without re covery, and were last marked ion ; San Paulo shares are dull, at 1; to dia. PUBLIC PrrtvoNs.—Between the 18th and 20th ninepetitionsforanother Reform Bill,were 'presented. 238 petition* with 12,112 signatures were directed against the Church Rites Abolition bill. There was one petition in favour of the bill and 11 for 'Horatio° in the law. A meeting will be held in Chichester, to-morrow under the presidency of the Mayor, to consider what steps it may be fitting to take in consequence of the fall of the spire of the cathedral. During the session of 1800 seven election petitions were proceeded on, and twenty-three were withdrawn. Twelve election committees sat during the Bandon, sad three member, were unseated. A parliamentary return chows that during the lest twenty years eighteen bills have been introdooed into ' the House of Commons and two into the House of Lords, in relation to church rates. The first was In 1841. by Mr. Eeethope and Mr. Haw*. The second was in the following year, by Mr J. Fasthope and Mr. Mark Philips. The Morning Herold states that Lord Stanley, though appreciating the kind wishes of his friends in South Lannuhire, has explicitly declined to dissever his oonnexion with the eoestituency of King's Lynn. - - The Bishop of London will be prevented by his attendance at convocation from holding his usual levee to morrow. The Italia of Turin publishes the following letter from Garibaldi to the workmen of Perma :—" Copiers, Feb. 10, 1861.—Workmen of Parma, — Yea, I am a sou of the people, and one of you, and am prouder of it than of say other title upon earth. I willingly accept the honorary presidency of your society, and also to be your companion in the approaching and the last battle of redemp tion. Receive a kiss from your G. GARIBALDI." A letter from Frankfort of the 19th inst. says : " The day before yesterday an English lady, who h►d re sided at Homburg for some time, and had been a constant visitor to the gambling saloons, where by degrees she had lost almostall her property, left the town and went to the vilLtge of Kirdorf, about three miles distant. She wended the tower of the new church there, and, having first tied her legs together, threw herself from the tower to the earth, a distance of al,out 100 feet. When picked up she was still living, but was conveyed to the hospital at Hom burg in en exceedingly deplorable *sedition." A grand musical performance has just taken plane at the King's Palace, Berlin, on the OCCIIIIIOII of the termina tion of the first period of deep mourning for the late King. The " Dead March in Saul," and a requiem by Mosart, were performed, under the conductorship of M. Meyerbeer; and amongst the more f►mous of tho singers was Herr Formes. Besides the ladies and gentlemen iu attendance upon their Majesties, about 150 persons were present, the greater part of whom consisted of the more intimate ablitaintsisces of the late King. THE "EMIRATE AND Rirenws."—Tbe following' address has been rived by the Deans of Carlisle, Lincoln, Ripon, 111.. Asa*. and Raptor, Dr. Pusey, Regina Professor of Hebrew et Oxford; Archdeacons Denison, Macdonald, Moore, Atherton, and Clive ; Bishop 'hover, Chancellor Bird, and a large number of other clergymen holding Im portant positions in the church, sad will be preeested to the Archbishop of Canterbury in the mane of a few days "May it please your Grace,—We, the undersigned clergy. men of the united church of England and Ireland, respect fully request your grace's attention to certain opinions con tained in a volume of ' Essays and Reviews recently pub lished, the tendency of which, as it appears to us, is to annihilate the authority of the Bible as the inspired word of God, to reject all miracles (not excepting those of our bleoiel Lord) as iec►pable of lowland repugnant to reason, en d i n one instance, at least, to undermine faith in God as the Creator. Theme opinions have been promulgated with one exception, by clergymen of our church, ll'olding Positions of great trust,and ponmeinF opportunities favour able. in no ordinary degree, for the &Mame of error. We therefore earnestly entreat your grace to take counsel with the other members of the episcopate, and to devise such measures as may, with God • blessing, ' banish and drive away' from our church all such ' erroneous and Wasp doctrines.' The opinions, against which we protest as being repugnant to the natural meaning of our formularies sad inconsistent with the teaching of the church of England, are expressed in the accompanying extracts from the Drays to which we refer. We have the honour to be your grace's obedient servants." A keg string of extracts from the "Essays and Reviews" will accompany the memorial. END OF MI STRUM AT ACCIUNGTON.—Towards the close of last week, it became evident that the apart- Brea would he compelled to accept the conditions of the masters. The useettled state of Blackburn dimmers's& the operatives in Aceringtoo. During the nine dare strike, 1 . • majority of the operatives have been at work ion&rthe re duction. On Friday • public meeting was held, and the de puties who had been to Blackburn brought back a very an re rable port. Sit of the m ee t intelligent peratives were relo a ded out of the m ee ti ng to meet the masten ' 'committee a Friday evening. The intervi ew took place at the Her peaty Arms. The operatives had nothing definite to propose, and the easter: committee informed them that they Weeded le abode by the resolution p rs y speed to The deputation then promised that they wouldrequest Ike heeds be return to their work on Saturday forenoon. A public wadies wu held, and John Gallagher, a leader ie the Wilms proposed that the operatives should deems work an W nsasten' terms. The resolution pared. Pardee frees each mill were then appointed to Wait upon the mei= I. request them to commence work this day (licedey).—Yeediester Zees tatr. TIN MVIIDER PIM Reps.—The further pro- ceedings in this ere (the murder of dine lacy, by her Scared, a farmer living at Old Hoods Farm, neer Ryde) have Wee spin edjoersed, owing to the ser , H wy Ley, dill being seder the inflames of deiirinWtrenteas. The teems Jaw Wilder, niece of the miudenr, whe is charged with held a. atestaary after the fad, was * m ot before the degistrales at Newport ea Saturday, end re manded rata Law Ice solldsatly recovered to be brought Into coed. Diu° ir4iiiarTi ii4=l 1.1/Jlklllol swim. £lO . I Oars Trail, Not Daa.heskat Abs.. J os. INA Amellas. A, p. AL De. B. elk At Do. el I. Owe. la., 119.4.14e.1 Do. As. N 0.2 _ Do N•is p. et. lii77 imam Ude% p. /Abs.ima & Glasgow I p. o. .4. p. Oran Worthen. p. Do.larod.ot Dw 4.1 par mat. Gli.W be Do.ip.and.olf p.s i m & tot 04.Won(PorksaHona Do. mann de p. ant Do. Moan p. ant Do. amnia Do.n.d.rodoonion Do. km Int awn Do-ChootorPLaltap.o. Do. in 40. Op. a Do. inn On. nook Do. Ont. Ciao. nano D 7) -47 Do. do. do Idami Yorks& 6 p.o.Goa. No. I Do p.c. dm No. Do. p. e. do. .... Do.6pppp a. do. N 0.4 Do. p.c. do. .. Do. p.e.pd. d 0... Do. 7 p.m Prd. Moot.. Dmip.mdo. W. IL4C.P.) Dea t e. di. (dlv. dot WI am — difierm rid Dow LLNW.OomiNe z tt Lit 1/1.7p.e.111. Logdondrrytiuu — lWi Man.fibst. Llae.llp. at. Do. id 10 Do. St par Nat .... I Doardomolleitt. 10 NitioodOomilp. IS Do.OceoNr.all.llp.o. N Do. ot p.ot. INC INN* IS Do.lALlNtoldo p.c. 10 Nark& Sp. ANN INA MO North WWII, porcool 111 Do. Now Ow p. el I Do.borkir IJoioo /0 itlas.—Zerw.4l. , D Do. Diode p. 7. Na 7 DaYork. IL e /apart Nor* Sadlardmiaro lisoNlrlaidel If *frivol_ loolDa /Ur. Z.lll pal gad Do. p. Prod Mask 11. Dorm Med de p. a Lira (Mod. AL Salt Da per cog Do. *add 44 par mat IL Woke goa. 4p. oat- Do. de ipor NES S. Torld p. pa Nook.lNorliagtosip.a o. do. S/pa I Do. do. Cllpa Waddr.l Mow Spa. 77.1 a dd—OrLDriva.d. Do. do. lad do Do. Neap. p. Prot D D proL 10e 11i 4! 69 us i i i g i dal 100 Ii 106 le pm Is 15 • Ilk 100 1011 IP 100 105 /OMNI 1004 101 id pac 1 pa zd 67 Ora id 84 80 vi 101 101 10} 10! 44 114 110 7 4 74 10 00 ul+ w se a 77 1 77 1 17 IS SI N • 7 44 411 14 10 11 pa zu 1 de 1 re a ft Uf 14 4 46 67 60 43 11/ SI 100 Ulf N U 11 le N 101 Ilf US 1111 NS 111 in IN 110 126 NS IS SO 112 US us 112 112 112 We IN Si 01 is m a 111 SO II 100 M 10 104 po l nit 10 TS U 4 111 lie 1117 111 113 111 113 MS 110 111 118 Mll MI 110 114 148 111 70 TS 111 la 1111 W Il• ISI 141 in 1 20 L i ps i iiw na Ili 101 IN SS 17 111 111 1 , ul. - 4 ral I IN L ab is" US IM WI 11 IS U -'I .. en Pin in bal. of Or al la lai IT 90 V 10 xd I! U Id U ■ Id 45 4.4 IN 117 110 114 101 103 1U 110 ad ad 14,000 moss 10,000 8,030 KM SAN IWO SAN OM IW&TL liiii SAO 01,000 MOO BUT ES IVIIIIIIOn. 11. Itd I RUMAT& 1 Ctmin u g print 1 Sala today 1 ilatriW. I Sol p.e. 11/0 all aliNella • 84.1 a c....p. 74 70 -• 11l 100 Bon. Bar. eltC.ln.g.sp.c 94 0:1 - IS all Do. do. 8.. , 16 1 - 104 all Iledlaiottabilluronlil 44 4 .- 10 all Do. Prehreinc• 4 7 - 100 100 Boll.,Brant..dOodericb 11p.o. Bda, Avg. 1,1 sadassodby.itt. H. 78 00 100 100 Do. Julpl.lB7l. &Mx. 116 10 - 100 100 Do. June 1, 18 7 4 . alto. 00 98 - I all Calcutta dB. llaakeu 4l 6 - 10 8 T.&Dock 6p.e.gea l4 I) Us 61 St ID 74 Ceylon. 0 Nat. e dis - ID 15 100 Ba an Fosters al Ind/ ni 98 10 all 80. Jubbulpora - - - 111 all Do. 44 p. ct. Debent- ft 00 - 100 all Do. sp. CO. do. - 100 all Do. do. do. 19116. 14 Of 411 a 904 19 all °lagoon& Melbourne -- - K 100 Grand Trank of taw ads 214 IS - 100 all Do. 6 per ct. ?rd. - - - -• 101 all Do.llac.PreLelp.clSu SO 63 -. 100 an Do. I per ea Want 4B 66 412 31 100 all MO N* el 1082 6O 66 ..... 100 all Do. do. M. - 100 all Do. do. 1872 4O 45 - 81 100 Indian Pantrii sal 861 - 20 I Do. New l4 1 Ns - 8t 100 Gt. S. °finds g. 6p. el - -.- 20 IS Do. Do. m. - IN all GlWas6Canada Shane l aF 1 101 291 IS Do. New 9 NN 4I6 - 1100 all Do.6p.clidapa777loe.ap 94 Of - 100 an Do. 61 do.. 77. wit. op N N - 100 al] Do. do. 78 without,* -.- - 100 all D0.61p.et.8da,pa7.77 - - - 86. 100 lladzas Guar. 44 per ct. 82 64 - 116. 100 Do. do. 6 per al 914 0114 924 2 IL IN Do. 41 par oL Mem_ 06 SI -• NI 16 Do. 5 per cent. do._ N. 109 Melb.Corp.Op. &Beads 20 all N. Brunswick d Oenada class • cap. alt. 7 10 ail Do. do. Land do I - 10 all Do. do. B sap. do 5 I SO all Do. do. load do 6 V 10 Oil. Suds a/NBA - e.. St. 100 kinds 96 ft 7 1 10 10 Do. Banjoist, 4 Sli 8 St. IN Do.lnd.Stirloag. pd. -.. IS I umilwi. kilo 4 I ' - DOCKS. 900.410 St. Coned 164,000 84. Do. 4p. ot. Prot, Min %MAW St. Bast and West India 9,838,310 St. London 1 . 9 3 9 .8 0 0 St. St Katharine 300.806 St. Soathansatas 800.000 St. Victoria 6,000 90 Do. Nov COLONIAL OW Caa.Gov.llp.o.Jaa.a.lol. Do. I pia mg., 1878 Do. I par oast. 1880 . Do. per cent., 1893 . Do. per it. lob,Ltog . Do. epee et Mar.* lop Do. a per ant. Do. do. CapeofO Hope 8 p.c11,190, . lb. do. 1001 . New Baonww.6ov.B p.ct. . N.O. WalesOt.6pPe. 18031 Do. p. 0., to UN . Do. Ip. it, 1888 . Nova Reads • p. at. Bk Deb. Mom 1175 8. Am* Gov.llp. 0 loads Wk. Ov. Sp 0 .1 so-allay , Da. do. Sp... Aar. OA =MSS. ill 1400000 iTtlibicra ▪ Dov. G. CootZ alo tett ) .. INS Bum& .. art Comolow .. LW& laud (Tutu ) .. Ous ▪ Gootabior Sou& •IL baby& • O.W Tir tusoi . 4 IL A lfr ed ( .. O. Wls. Vor (Zelstoe) • Orenrillo Horocto-loot ▪ lilapton Downs • lady Berths (Uny t• okgrlbtorno ULM). .. N. Frances of .. Nu tt Sonot (Mow) Wboal Crotty .. Foy Om Pt. Iteddlosso (11=1 SodottipoOm. L Omits OIL War) & Out Ins 1 & Duos boa • Ous. Malta Wu.) • &W. imam (Mrs) Put rums 011.1rLaulYa.C 10 TL Croft .. vale et Tooro ns ano ) .. Wort Dom* ( ) W. Oared= ( ) 91,0011 - T 6 000 10,000 11.000 10.000 80.000 13,000 10,000 75,000 *OOO 30,000 60,000 NAN 15,000 10,000 103,815 00,000 r moo 1 100,000 80,000 43,174 U 1 110,0001 40.000 Wk. Nadia 021.. Wh. Balky Wit. Idwar(FaielL) wit. Kitty (Um Limit) Wine Mary Ana WL ita ftr it ik el waty (Laic IOPAIGN 41.10 se 100 i Ms par lIICURITIE AO 114 107 110 1001 107 107 e 14 97 it vi 41. la IPA .rn LILL le 1041.7. ilu 14.11.0. . 4 1 i "ed. s s L~. 10 I 1 12.81 1 1 Don Amor{ Lhoitott. Briaimp. 46161. pee.) Do. el John dol Do. load It Mho Co. Clo.Oo * s. Co. Jan Colo Copper ti l lrolostsla Copper liaTtUa7 — —"'- I" Gfearal . Iror. cVPr 9. A s sTia Kapunds (Um) plum. ILualtazdaa 140 quits 8818 °. °°l, oB . et 8 AtTsinili baud MI p • la re 15 an A 107 1(8 le 1 2 160 1140 200 1011 1071 14 1,1 2 2 3 1141_ 110.1 d - 2 - ic 61 1 62 8 :I 6 . 0 1 1 all I a ft4s SO: $lO $ St 111 1:0 ti id trt M es 444 145 ze! 10* Iffe 116 146 1 11 10 12 11 1 IW "S 11171 Yon. SO 111 1 M it • ii iloottish Austin. (Ilia] United lleilcsa Worthlug (LW.) Do. min eroar I AustrakelAgra esti U. I. ark a DIA of Bonk ef Bank of Turkey British N. America Chart. Bank of Issikt Australia. and Chita Okelml. Mere. of Inas Ci Lea.. and China ty Colonial j pir 1i 1 0 Pal • 10 P I is i ll I t 4 1 s $ 1 i 10 U 86 ill SI 0 ill 19 SO 89 el U • 4 109 provinia loa kalL o s r aaa" Loul m oia .. No~.e • ua Lis. CIL at AuteL Imes F li Loa. onal = .... .... Nal Pisi.o=:: Do. Now Nakao' auk Now S. WSW Doak uorgoos It U Asw Noy. see a as es a 11 U le 114 IS 112 1114 13 ill 221 21 le 36 Id ad 10 7 2 lk die 20 61 II 62 a a 3.7 u South Australia Union of Australia Union of Loudon I iiiiii iisiZi — I 1661 IP% 61 ft lon_l 16} 3 . I -1 i .... 111, 69 ... lide 2981:e a►} ale 14. 111 - 24_ •- • - -- ---...--- • No. I Ga. I Ooarvoas. INI OL glom. I Wm. 10 all I: 6 ll isa worp .... - le all Mama - 14, li Aattli.Klalcia Inai -al isi 149 -. MII Llrajap.o II lids - ft N Aoilsollos hert001..... 10 111 00 •••• 5 an /Nem L / -11 Ass le Data Waionvoita.. - OD seal - M an llookos to Geolsomo.: - - - . OS DAL Alamitos UM . 69 - - -. se m ie stiss• Bs& li is - Las n istaszessesa.Ta ia n ss ST •••• 199 sa - - - Las ss Do.' Tows. MUM aIS SO -. 10 al nslasU.TS6 le Da. 0 - 16 14 Mena( - ii all In km ot Prams - - so* II Oracal Idea& ToL (1) all ••• - le Wit Madam ma. S. 19. - • - - - IMMO M. • /I&otiag.tlaWS. all ••• - -• 19 a ,ea owns et Maw .. - - - 11.100 N • Prd. 1# par mat. all II 1 6 - II on In. Lasso u l es casss IL 4 ss - el = as. e rgg .c..... 110 In 101 - TO sla Lan .1 - - Is sil Inn annum it Dan - Ull6OO IL Da •p. el Pam DM. IN US IN - ii 611 'Mom mill lansbool - - - 10.000 Se lemstlaMalrrle.a Caaal 1 IMs par - M A Ilems aid Gnarl - - - 114000 el Ilium" .... 11l Of MI al •- 111# an *ado ABMs* - - - LIN N Do. new U .- -Ws - le allinam.DlMme =Do 11 2 _ 10,000 II and MAL Oop. M as Ds. swans pro. 19 _ 10,000 UMa UMW Navliatlm 16 - ••• le sn ,NSFONIIII cd .... 87# Sst - WOW 1 Orod nip (Usatard) - 10 16 I Do. Now lions - -pm - 100, • 1 Da In pie east Pro( an # - le all 'N Truck Ici. 8 9 - *GOO 6 Loa. (L) 8) - - Oh ... le sll Pada aadllod* 1014 ST} - non 10 Lama we al al I -Ma - 1 all Ilradomml Odom M ST - 100,000 4 Loa. Goa Oarless 00. on 1 1 - M 16 11a 00 and L how/km - 60,000 10 11adzas n Omni 1 II 11 pm - Tp. a 8 is le 1114=la - - 2011•• - _ 80,000 10 Wall *WM all 11,000 10 *Mac Ix. TA (Um) an lit II - - II all ism EN •••• - - - 10,000 SI Nalloccal Monad 00.. 5 1# i dim - ii an Inapt MEM - - (GOO 10 NorboddaCooltlroo (L) 5 1 0# dl. - 0 A Soma Noll* - - - 11.910 10 mbeeloalc Land - . on - - - 4 all Da 7 pow mol - - - NAM 6 IN.Sp. a, la MI (la all 4 1 - 10 all Sambre sad ahem . - bt - 1.7'24 100 N. Dear aN. loot Ld. SO - - 11l an _ Do. M per ocat Pod. ' St _ 1/8.671 IN. IMG• Matanailaa.. an l io 1 - II 4 MaNiao(llzo.)g !pint. 1 11 .112 11 40,000 1 • Oas le 14 'Lava( Loca•Vaalkia 1 1 440 - 60,000 1 Do. "New Illowar - le MI Illmehav of Man.- 10 1 111 - 40, • 10 la. Ma Waal 8 44 $1 Ms - 1 4 M an IWaddliadon - MOM 11l Nil Uwe UMW MI.. 110 4 7 SO - le all Da. per mal Pr* 8 9 1 - *OOO SO Poole. NAOMI& Ilimm all 0 71 - le all Walla N. W. d ll Ise _ saw SO Da Now U 10# 11# pm - l 9 0 Wakes ot Ault* .... .- - *OOO 10 nod Seli a Tad. Tel. M 11 en Wienailla ....... ..... - - a kr11094.19 Er. tiov. ale IT# I I oo -• *MO M • Iron - le, U - 0111111111111 RUMP. *MO 1111 loyal NMI Sloam SO 44 l• - 030.000 54. AM. lavoolm 110 US 110 - Ito, I OIL I arms. l I'd lOL prima 1 Salm WOG U Amlnillaa Lad sil n 54 - 101i10 IL 01. Norta.M.s.lasklaly In M 1 111 le 1 - 74 010 1 Tel Salp -on # I - 2:IM. Norfolk 4 p•allm allopl 110 U - OW 1 Do. do. iogistom W 4 d - 1 11. IL Mot. MM. Jaa.dLlaly tell 10 191 ••• 11.60 10 Do. do. - 116, essallia W. 111m6. 6a. M. 1410 le 96 ••• 60,0c0 GG ala 05.17 p. Om I -• ••• - IFITST IL W.Mknaiodool-45 pd. --•- 10.000 111 Wm Dlamoaa Lad-- NI 91 101 - wupix4LtesaAilas AND WIWI& Bk. I N iLawArs. - Elan. WoLsnlloaY,L Btrk.,Len.,&Classisaa 'Wickham Blytlt and Trio ShadrelA Mt C Bristol and Utter Caledonian 'Cork and Bandon Cocaina Do. • Ano dlr. 0111116 I paid to B. !Dublin and p lieUsat Jon A u erth, & fast glian Ileinern Counties linetera Onion, Stock A D. nook lt all sad 847 f f —o k Lee Fenn burgh and Glasgow IN Uhl l o , Perth, Dundee all Forth and Clyde Juno. lee Glasgow & S. waders ofaat North of Bootised 100 Great Fortner° lee Do. • Moak BW. i Ot South et West. (Ire.) Wee4.er.„. bo.StonrVaLOos.Bo. buicashlret Vortablie London sod Blackwell Loo.Brlglatonot&Catet LoadokObathm.,_tDov. Lacks Da Eightlts LialketSouthWeaMen ImidaalwrilOolsrala Da sa . tl r± 4.m Irp., .... 1 Do. New—. De. Barn Derby 01. We. (In.) Mid Nest Nawcutls and CuUde Newry& hrtnarhook Norfolk Newry, Warresp. tilos North British North Dros /PALLID Do:; ---- Do. — a.ii:Lier — Do. Leeds Do. York North landau lionliall.Wooronaroo Nark limiordoldro ollAGtostkoro/LaC Ana. Partinsuft I Wed _ _ N. X Aber.ll6 Midland Union 11:11 0 =stelasen: iiiii. &MD Willa Yotiolt I laws Don StabumWeldostia.Abo elooktoo Dortiottoo Ditto Otto Tia Vale Obtir Do. Vole et Dia& Valorla eta. a Male RAW ogee prier I Bass to day fistarday. I to I p.m. 1 2 N 1:t t 7 vii 6 Si 1 1 66 66 i l' 16 le 48 49 if N N SI N 83 IN 2N 111 114 110 110 104 100 122 1k 110 112 IS so 1 - 07 1 - MI 5 • i 110 sd SI 63 113 114 48 60 96 9 99 N N *k e -- 1091 110 id 04 N 899 471 1 7 130 1 1 1 pm 100} } i zd zd 67 zd 84 6 sd ell r U en MONEY MARKE2.--(THI8 D 41,1 Two o'Cuww. Business on the Stock Exchange continues in active, but prices are fairly maintained. British railway stocks show a firmer tendency. Consols opened at 914 to 4 for money, and 914 to 1 for the account, or the same as on Saturday, and remains without alteration to the present hour. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, #, I, 1; ditto for account, 911 ; Three per Cent. Re duced, 91f, 1; New Three per Cents., 91i, 1,1; Five per Cent. Annuities, 107 ; Bank Stock, 2354 ; India Stock, 225, 223 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 991, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, loot ; ditto Bonds, 20a, 18s., die. ; Five-and-a-Half per Ceat, " enfaced" rupee paper, 95; Exchequer Bills, 54., 25., 6a, die. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 68fr. 10c., being sc. lower than on Saturday. In foreign stocks Turkish Six per Cents. of 1858 have improved to 54} to 55, the Loan of 1854 being steady at 69 to 70. Spanish Certificates have been more inquired for. Sales are re corded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100, / ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 851 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001; Mexican Three per Cent& for account, 23} ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 731; Portuguese Three per Ceuta., 1853, for account, 461 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 601 ; Sardi nian Five per Cents., for account, 811 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 481 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 401, 41 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6, 1. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day "), and terminate on Thursday. The Board of Trade returns for the month and twelve months ending Dec. 31, have at last been issued, after a delay which is really disgraceful to the department charged with their compilation. The returns indicate that the money crisis, even when combined with the crisis in America, has scarcely given any check to the export trade. The total export. in the month of December are stated at 12,128,5411., being 1 1,301,2991. more than in December, 1859 ; and 2g15,3471. more than in December, 1858. The exports for the twelve months of 1860 were 135,842,8171., being 5,431,288 E, or 4 per cent., more than in 1859, and 19,234,061 E, or 16 per cent., more than in 1868. Under the circum stances, these results are really surprising. Tho Principal increase in the month s shipments is again in cotton manufactures, which have been sent more largely than usual to China, Brasil, and some other parts. It is still more interesting at present, how ever, to examine the figures bearing upon our trade with the United States. The ,declared value of the exports to that country was 5,253,4861. in the last quarter of IMO, against 5,046,1831. in the last quarter of 1859, and 4,187,5411. in 1858. A con siderable decrease bad been looked for. The ex ports to the United States for the whole year are 21,018,5001., against 22,116,3721. in 1859. The chief deranging influence rots with the great in crease in the imports of American and other foreign grain. The amount of specie shipped by the Niagara, which left Liverpool on Saturday for Halifax and Boston, was 75,4021. At New Yoh on the 11th the exchange was quoted 106, for bankers' bills ; and private telegrams report the tendency to be " heavy. Accordingto some of them, however, the course of politics was rather more favourable. The only failure announced on Saturday in the Levant trade was that of Mr. T. flues, whose liabili ties are stated to be about 30,0001. The assets are mostly claimable from houses at Constantinople, and no definite estimate can yet be formed as to how they will turn out. The advices from Paris aad Constantinople con tinue to express confidence that all M. Mires en gagements will be provided for. It is possible, however, that the shareholders in his Cause may suffer. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was deci dedly firmer, and prices were quoted id. to id. above the lowest point of last week. The sales reached 10,000 bales. A private telegram announces that the traffic of the Illinois Central Railway Company for the first week of February shows the remarkable increase of 30,000 dole., compared with last year. An extraordinary meeting of the Grosvenor and West-end Railway Terminus Hotel Company is called for the sth of March, to consider the advis ability of increasing or diminishing the number of directors. An extraorditiari meeting of the Patent British Elastic Material Company (Limited) is ;called for the 28th inct., to confirm the relolution already palmed for a voluntary winding up. The half-yearly dividend is announced on Georgia State Five per Cent. Sterling Bonds. SATURDAY EVERINO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 914 to for the 7th of March, opened this morning at 914, " sellers," and closed at 914 to ;. For money . the last price was 914 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, ; ditto for account (March 7), 914, ; T hree per Cents. Reduoed, 914, jj ; New Three per Cents. 914, 4, ; India Stock, 22 5, 2234 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 994 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 954, ; ditto, 1859, 954 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 944. Exchequer Bills were quoted 7s. to 2s. dm., being unaffected by the official announcement that the interest on the March bills is to be raised from its present rate of 14d. per 1001. per day to 2d. ' or equal to 31. Oe. 101 per cent. per annum. The bills are to be sent in for renewal by the 6th of March. . The scrip of the New Indian Loan was steady, at 100 to The foreign stock market is quiet. Turkish Bonds clamed steadily, at yesterday's prices, viz., 89} to for the Loan of 1854, and 544 to I for that of 1858. Mexican Bonds were last quoted 23k to It being steady ; and the Spanish Coupon Cer tificates, 51 to 81, being rather firmer. There was no alteration to-day in the market for bank shares. Canada Land have improved, and there were more inquiries for Crystal Palace. A fall occurred in the preference shares of the Company of Copper Miners of England. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, 2} to 3 prem., ex int. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, I to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, 1} to 11 prem. ; London and Provincial Manse, par to k prem. ; East India Irrigation, k to A dis. ; India Cotton, par to I prem. ; East India and London Shipping, par to I prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Two& The mining market to-day is rather quiet, but steady. East Caradon shares have been dealt in at ig, showing no change. There have also been transactions in Wheal Moyle, Wbeal Damsel, Wheal Edward, and East Wheal Alfred. There is a renewed demand to-day for St. John del Rey Mining shares, which exhibit a rise of 108. In other foreign descriptions no change has occurred, and the same remark applies to colonial. With regard to Wendron Consols Mine, the mining circular of Messrs. Webb and °each has the following : The water is again drained from the mice. which was caused by an overflow of one of the lents. They have found the bottom of as old mine in the sett called Ball Dew, which is about 2 fathoms below the 25 fathoms level. The lode is 4 feet wide, worth 20/. per fathom, and of a mat r"nailift chszacte ' r. The 35 fathoms level, which is only fathoms behind this shaft, is worth 10/. per fathom. Lust., t th be e a D oco ev u °ll nts ß e rTh owed ßarra • debi li t in b e alan inee ce of tig343 / . on • the A l chli Bth at 10a per share was made Wheal Clifford, on the 20th inst., declared a dividend of N. per share (2,00 Y.). Al East Tamar Consols meeting. on the 20th inst., the amounts showed a debit balance of 9411. 14s. 4d. North Buller Mine on the 16th inst. made a call of IL per share. Gennek Mine, on the 22nd hurt., made a call of I►. per there The Wheal dune (Kea) accounts, presented at the mut ing on the 18th inst., showed • credit balance of 685/. Lie. &1.. which was carried to the credit of the next account. The Hibernian Mining Company, on the 19th mat., de clued a dividend of 15e. per share. Rciu mli° Coos l a , on the 20th inst., mule a call of 2s. per share. .inuelam Aline, on the 21st inst., made a call of 10s. K share. ." — Fronl Wheel Concord espkein Luke writes (Feb. 21) '— " We intend getting the pumps altogether at the surface before we begin to lower them down th e s h a ft ; then Mr. Hastier says he shall be able to set all the pumps down without any hindrance. He thinks be shall have them nearly all ready next week, so as to begin the work the fol lowing week." — - Fro - m Lady Bertha Mine (Feb. 21) Captains Harper and fietherell write :—" In the 53 west of shaft the lode is about 2 feet wide, composed of quartz, ?anodic, and spots of ore. The lode in the 41 west is worth 2 tans, or 12/. per fathom. In the stopes in the end of the rise in the hack of this level the lode has a very encouraging appearance, worth. quite 3 tons of ore or 181. per fathom. In the 30 east the ground is a shade softer for driving through. We intend cutting into the lode again shortly. The lode in the stopes in the bottom of this level is large, worth 5 tons or 251. per fathom. In the stapes in the bottom of the 20 east the lode is worth 3 tons, or 151. per fathom. No alteration in the tribute department." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK—MR . IB DAY.) There was a heavy fall of rain yesterday. To-day the wind is strong from north to north-east. During the put week home-grown wheat was in very short supply at this market. Flour very contracted both by ship and land carriage. Barley, beans, and pate short. Malt and oats a liberal quantity. Several small parcels of Scotch barley, but few oda ; Inch oats very few. The foreigo arrivals for the week are liberal of wheat, consisting priampally of American, Black Sea, Mediterranean, 4anish, and several bags from the East India'. Flour—A good 'apply of American bands and a few sacks from the Mediterranean. Barley contracted, Black Sea and Den mark. Oats particularly abort from Sweden and Denmark. Beane nil, and one pared of peas from America. The trade in wheat to-day is extremely dull, and sales effected only of picked samples, at about the rates of this day week, the condition of a great deal of the English fresh up . being very bad. Foreign, in retail only, at last week's prices. BARLEY slow, I.olt not cheaper for good malting aorta. OATS we dull, the supplies being so very abort buyers have nothing to select from, and quotations are only nominal. BEANS and Prim; unchanged. The FLOOR trade participates in the general dulness of the market, and is easier to purchase. FLOATING CARGOES slow trade at late quotations, no alteration to note. : Essex and Neat, white, new, 40s. to 584. ; ditto, fine old, tise. to 68a.; ditto rod, new, 375. to 545.; ditto, fine, old, 62. to 635. ; Norfolk, kn., fine, old, 59e. to 67e.; red, new, 46a. to 575. Farago : Dantsie, 64e. to 671. • fine, 745. to 765. ; Nonipberg, 594. to 625. ; ditto, 655. to 725.; Rostock, 614. to 67a • fine, old, 68s. to 711. ; American whit., 625. to 675. ; ditto ; red, 60s. to 625. ; Canadian, 56.. to66e. _ _ _ liskemi.Limilish • malting, 425. to 475. • fine, 48s. ; grinding, 30e. to 32a.; and distilling, 325. to 335. per qr. ; foreign gnoding, 29.. to 335.; ditto (listening, 31s. to Ms.; ma im& 41s. to 445. Ifmm—glish, Essex end Norfolk, 60s. to 625. ; fine, 66a. to 745. ; Kingston and Ware, fine, 67a. to 760.; brown, 565. to OEM OATS, —Faglials feed, 23e. Od. to 26e. Od. ; potato, SU. to 30a. ; foreign, 22a. (li. to 26e. Damn —English tick, 31e. to 35e. ; harrow, 35e. to 39a ; pigeon, 355. to 395. ; foreign. Mangan, 26e. to 32i. ; tick, 3fte. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 395. to Ma. ; Egyptian, 36e. to 98s. PZAL —English hollers, 40s. to 445.: white and blue, 40s. to 445. • maple, 425. to 44e.; grey, 36e. to 405.; foreign, 42s to ifie. FLOUR.—Eo;iith town , SOIL to 51e. ; ditto fine, 555. to 57e. • country, 45e. to 50e. ; households, —s. to --a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk. 39e. to 40s. • • French, 46e. to 50s. per sack; American. 30e. to 33..; Canadian, 31s. to 335. ; Spanish, 46e. to 50s. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON TROY FEB. 18 TO TER. 83. Custer We. Wheat. barley. , Malt. Oat& Brow Pees aluiar. Bra. qra gm qrs. qrs. I qrs. brla rota . 4141 I 14 6 : 7008 I 7 0: . 152 1018 Wit 14 8 2612 leeefp ..I U 627 9018 I .... asto ss 766 'I67M 660 I. C. Ball 11155 1825 15769 8273 3.:2 145 .. 9976 02 N. kalf 115 73 nor 4043 30 1 2 4 .. 2092 8. Z. Rall. l 19 80 I U 182 144 i 137 .. 363 Ezporle6 :—Osta. 100 gra . rye. 000 : bunk 39 . MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The following public mass are adiertised for to-morrow : Sugar: 400 hhds. West India, 14,000 tep Mawitius, 3,000 bags Madras, 800 bags Bengal Coffee : 100 wake Ceylon, BM hags African. Rice, 4,000 bags. Saltpetre:, 3,000 begs. The transactions in the private °entracte market since Friday have been small, and we cannot alter general quota tions for sugar, coffee, tea, spices, rice, or cotton. TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 60s. 3d. to 67e. 9d., net cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 595. 9d. to 595. 6d. ; Pekoes) to Parch, 695. 6d. to Ns. 3d. ; April to June, lies. 6d. ; °doter toDseember, 365. PARTICUL►iB 67 TALLOW. ttma Mook oft hand this day.... Delivery bat week Ditto from lid June Antral Mat week Ditto from let June Moe Y.C. per cwt. thin day Ditto Town last Friday Arritel toe the weqc 14216 02,910 1,402 1,201 112,020 06,922 1,110 604 01,180 06721 106 IL 000 191- Ns. IL 616 ft 1801. 70,9111 1,001 C 4,499 1109 105,252 09s. 9d. es. 3d. 6 . 1448 y4F, 2,480 40428 and delivery Ina eaden The arrival lad ;resit 'comprised fe6 casks from Odeon, and 306 trout Auatralla—iotal, 670 mks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . The supply of beasts L shatter than on Monday last. Trade is active for them, and on the average juices are higher. The number et sheep is consi derably smaller ' • the demand, however, is by no means line, an d there is scarcely any alteration in price. ()elves are selling about the same as on Thursday. Front Germany and Holland there are 560 beasts, 2,200 sheep. and 75 calves. Spain, 200 beasts ; Scotland, 150 ; and 1,800 from Norfolk and Suffolk. Per stops et Blbs. s. d. ad. Per stone of filbs. a d. Best Bcots, tlerehla. 41011 0 Butt/niacin-With Bast Short-horns 4 8 4 10 Best Long-wools— . 6 4 6 Second qual. beasts S 8 4 2 Do. de. Morn Calves Pigs Dest,Das& Hll-bands 610 6 0 1 Lobs beasts at market. 3,360; ilbsep sad Mmba. 14,900; Calvet. 86 . NIA 380. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is &IN with but little doing at late prices. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) W►lls End South liettoe, 21e. 6d. ; Walla End H►rtle pool, rim 9d. ; W►lls End Keno*, 212. 3d.: W►lle End Thorpr, 19e. 6d. ; Newton Main. 15s. 6d. ; Peeee's West, 16e. ; Lambert's Hartley, la. —Ships at market, 28. PROTINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Infamy. FEB. 12.— TM irauket -d good, with a slight Improvement, but moos rebtpme and closed heavily. London and Western the best marketa Birkenhead, •1182 — Caledonian Stock, 961 97—Zasters Counties, 91 0! —great Northern Stook llt In—Great Westerns, WI IN—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1061 ea d 1091—Loision and North Western, 99 1101—Lond on and South Western, 94 SS—Manchester, ithnteld, sad Liecolnahlre, 471 Ml—Midland Stock, 1301 1301—Ditt e o new shares, 14 11 p—North Britialt Stock, 63 031—North Stafford attire, M 3 d —North lantern, Berwick Capital Stock, 1001 ex d. I MI —Do., York and North Midland, lel ex d.ll9l—Do. Leeds Capital Stock, 67 n d. 66—South Eastern and Doerr, 25 946 261—We4 Milked (Oxford), 66 46—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41 41—Dutch Rhardsh, 31 31 d.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 61 6 7.l6—Great lamemtbsing, 01—Great Western of Canada, 101 101- -Diti.• New Mama 91 d,-1111nois Central, X9l raj d.—Thsines and Mossy Insurance, 13-10 1 p. Law, In. 93.—North Western ;Fret I, 161— foyers, 651 ?V,* —North NaMent (Leeds), 671--rhealeld, asi I—Midland, 131 134 , 1. Masesseran. Fr.n. Yd.—Market dull and - lower. closing lo.arily. Nestern Counties, 9 9 16 —Great Westrrn, 091--Oreig Woiiterit of Canada, Ventral, 29 d.—Lancsahfre and Yorkshire. 110—London and North Western. 991—Slandiester, SheMel.l. and Lincolnshire, in—Midlands, 1301—North Eastern, Berwick Capital stock. 1001—Seuth Eutern, It 10. ; nea . B :r sob l " ) . • y t i t l e N d i r. j e: a sam_ i : l ;, rir asl p. imel 4 o — u f n, Th . : 11 rrmi e l ai n gHl id lij e ch t.h e . o b f d wed.w w on e r re m is 77, sellers. An Italian ship with eight of the crow were boat, in a deplorable 'wooer. at Whitehaven, on Friday. The wreck took place at night, under the walla of the harbour, and the captain aOd crew appeared to be perfectly igno rant of the hicality. They were drowned whilst endeavour jog to escape in their boat, and a few minutes after they , left the lifeboat crew boarded the vessel and could base Eased the whole of the crew. A Paris letter in the Tountal du Havre says : "There is excellent news for the wine-growing departments, as it seems pretty certain that the Franco-Belguto Leidy, now under considerstion, will grant free admission to French winesand liqueurs. The same favour will also ho probably extended to silks. Per contra, France will ad mit Belgian lace and woollen cloths free, and reduce the duty on Belgian coal to a merely nominal amount." T L I ;-