The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-22 00:00:00

I . • ~h MONEY MABEBT. Warinasur Rviente. The English sto c k mar k et opened flatly, improved on higher prices from Paris, but had receded at the close to the final quotations of yesterday, owing. to rumours that Mr. Gladstone's continuance in the cabinet is at present very uncertain, and that there is consequently a prospect of new ministerial odfiffi opinioncu itee ere exist long. amongst fie ministers, reported that both wnh differences refe rence to Mr. Roebuck's committee, and to the advisability of a loan. The money market continues quiet, and the ten dency seems rather easier, owing to the contraction of trade which has been going on for many months. At Paris today the Three per Cent. Renter closed nearly 1 per cent. higher than yesterday, whilst the rise in the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. was about 1 per cent. The letters from that capital continue to express doubts as to the departure of the Emperor for the Crimea. The other continental stock markets remain quiet. Consols opened at 903 to 91 for the Bth Marsh, advanced to 911 to Z, and closed at 91 to 1. For money the final quotation was 90; to 91. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consuls, for money. 91, 903, 913, 904 ; ditto, for account, Bth March, 91, 903, 913, 91; Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 3, 91, 91; ; N ew Th ree per Cents., 914, 3, I, Z ; Long Annuities, expiring in 1860,4 5-16, ; India Bonds, 12s. prem. The June Exchequer Bills closed at 68. to 9s. prem.; the advertised bills at 4s. to 7s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds at 994 to 3. Foreign stocks show little movement, business being scanty. Turkish was about 3 per cent. higher than yesterday, doing at 753 to ;. Mexican wu again flat. In French scrip business is marked ut 21 prem. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 98 to 100 ; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 88 to 89. Dutch Two-anct-a-Half per Cents., 613 to 623 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certi ficates, 92 to 93. Sardinian, 84 to 86. Peruvian Four-and-a Half per Cents., 693 to 703. Mexican, 203 to 1. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 173 to 18. The list of sales is annexed, viz :—Brazi- Ilan Old Five per Cents., 1003; ditto Four and-a- Half per Cents., 1832, 933. Chiaan Six per Cents., 103; ditto Three per Cents., 71. Dutch Two and-a- Half per Cents., 613; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 92f, 93. French Three per Cent. Renter', 66f. 50c. (exchange, 25f. sc. to 25f.); ditto Scrip, 23 prem. Russian Five per Cents., 99. Turkish t'iis per Cent. Bonds, 76; ditto, for account, 28th Feb., 734. Business in the corn market continues almost suspended, owing to the severe frost. Hamburg letters continue to complain of the irre gularity of the mails from various quarters. • Szgar continued in demand fur Poland, and was likely to remain so during the present weatker, as smuggling is much facilitated by the sledge road,. Bills on every place wire scarce, and money cuuld not find employment at 2 per cent. It is mentioned that Russian agents continue to effect sales of the. Russian loan of 1831 at Amsterdam and Hamburg whenever buyers can be found. The debate in parliament List night on Mr. Collier's motion has been perused with much interest in the City. The opinions expreved on the question vary, as might be expected. The effect of the ministerial statements relative to the Russian trade was a fall of 11. per ton in tallow, Petersburg Y. C. closing at 555. for March and April. The market for other articles of Russian produce was also flat. The East India Company issued a notification to day raising by one penny per rupee the rate at which they will receive cash for bills on India. The rates are fixed until further notice at 2s. Id. the Company's rupee for bills un Bengal and Madras, and 24. 13d. on Bombay. We are informed that the Hon. Mr. Scott, late chairman of the London and South Western Rail way, has accepted the chairmanship of the Great Luxembourg Company, and that finaucial arrange ments calculated to prove beneficial to the interests of the shareholders are in progress. The Bill for the Scinde Railway was read a first time is the House of Commons last night, endorsed by Sir Herbert Maddock, Mr. Laing, Mr. Pinney, and the Hon. John Elliot. . Land shares to-day were quiet. Bank of Austral asia shares declined 11., but those of the London and County Bank were in demand. Berlin Watt rworka shares were rather firmer. Royal Mail Steam advanced 1/. Crystal Palace shares c:osc i ll at 21 to 21 ex new and ex div., and the Now shares at 1 to 1 prem. Loudon Dock stock has been dealt in at 100. The Gcnerat. Screw Steam Shinning Company's shares were again flatter, marking 151, and 151. - 7 - . -, --.-- - .• . ~_ ....• • ' 411. X:•..•,.2-- - ",1 01 e-e-vg. 41 3 1 1..41. ,116.-ne - ....••e_...e5- th _ • ../ 1 . • • • . /2 9.--ceeeka-m- fe,...-... --tee' eessoneyaiwewa --41/ ' - • • ~ . *7.; '1 Xa akrr i -10 Q 't*43 rt.%5, • • No. 2,655.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY , 22, 18U. L: YOU= Of DIVIDEND. THE CONDUCT OF THE WAlt.--MEE LING THE PARISH OF CLERKENWELL AND HANK of DE OBIT, NATIONAL ASSURANCE sod INVUTMENT ASSOCIATION, No. 3, Fell-MaU lest, IN MARYLEBONE. THEIR RELIEVING OFFICER, MR. BENNETT. SHARE L ISTS. FOREIGN stan.wan. -- to le Antwerp aid letlarime q WIDNISDAT Ermirrea. 20 2! se, lBll. ana,a me g i llimilabl erim.°l4 ' pee l i di p. Lest evening a crowded meeting of the inhabitants On Tuesday night a public meeting of inhabitant. of -...-. jy WARRANTS for the HALF-YEARLY INTEREST, et the rote e g 6 per area . per Nyman'. 011 Depodt Amounts, to Slit De c emb er . of Maryleboue was held, in seends t ic e w ith mic au t s ta ss , 7n Clerkenwell was held at the Crows Tavern, Clorkenwell- The railway sh -- are market, though still very in- 1/0 1 4 DOM WM aletensa - pm motive, was well supported to-day. The elude we essay for denvery end PAYABLE daily. the theatre of the Literary and Scientific Institution, green, to receive the reply to the Poor Law Commissioners SO N a le g"aa Ds. Ne of w ram6; PETER 11011111e0N, Kens/lag Director. Edwerds-atrut, Portman- square, for the purpose of pro- to the petition forwarded to them from a previous meeting. So 10 Dunk Iftemish ..... tf 2 . 1 dis m pasko om dmi e unk roms co ol o.uom lnvosti L og n.wesione lnoney are re .r.d iue. F.rma tcl tol w xam ow.lai ino the WSW . g ag, ain't . any . attempt on the part Lion e government Jan y last, in reference to the inquiry tationa were Mitch the same as those of yeste g rda q 7 held on the 26th of uar ts but in some cases sellers realised a slight advance". 2 0 10 De. lletellsion - I I pea to cop tee inquiry into the state and cond of our army by the guardians concerning the ocinduet of Mr. Bennet 54 Pm =unseat lies on applies/km. * 119 to Let Mien 1 14 pen before Sebastopol and the mansgemest of the war, and to the relieving officer of the pariah. The meeting was also adopt such measures aa might be advisable to urge on the called to take Into consideration the trustee or church rate, 100 an qp4.116.,p.37 i ennui. - - R. DE JONGH'S LIGHT BROWN COD government and the House of Commons the absolute and the propriety of petitioning the Charity Commissionen LIVF-R OIL.-This pure. unadulterated. sod speedily effice. remedy, tree hem remain Sneer or after-taste, now cano n necessity of an immediateand • ' ofsuch f lnvestigationthe charities d enleury. vegorous prosecution - ' THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoor. • 100 all De. do. 59 1 Intoshe - - 10 10 Gnat 'auction of Prance - - 23 15 G.Trank ofCaneda A Wear - - quiet, bat fairly supported. Prices are in nearly all too Cu no.cona °6l 6.yeep.m.do. - - with the church of the pariah. The meeting was nurse- The railway share market remains extremely 13 sll Dant Low.n Att. Itue - - &Ms peumnbed by the swillool meinsies with extraordinary nao. „ id Id mew whore lm p m, au haa aat ,„ i , hated. may b• The CHAIRMAN opened the meeting by saying that be stonily attended , 100 60 Do. of - - wisdagele and retail. of ANSAII.MARFOnD. end Co., 77, had acceded to the requisition which had been presented to Mr. Bowie'', who presided at the former meeting, was London and North-Western stock • Stemd.lendes i De. de Jonah's sot. Had (le ce.), him, in obedience to the deep cry which existed from one called to the chair ; and, having briefly stated the object of eases quoted the IMMO as they closed yesterday. hank; pits WO os.), 4.. CI. ; quarts (4i IM. end of the land to the other for inquiry as to the loos of the meeting, he proceeded to read the reply of the Poor 6SI Greet Indian ate" par pm is noted 1 blood of our co2otrymen in the Crimes and that there Law Comminioners to the petition presented to them b Se 12 OtLuxembourgamegh. 4 2 pm 7 1 FREEDOM from COUGHS .- One of Dr. should be a tideland proper expenditure oethe public money the ratepayer', as follows; y cheat Western, 65 to 1; Midland, 69 to 1L ; ewe- 4 all Do. do. 2 LOCO'lls'S PULMONIC WAFERS, allowed to dis s olve In the in the conduct of the war. r. p oo7 .l am Hong, Whitehall, shire and Yorkshire, 74 1 to i ; South-Eaaterns, 171 . ft i 511 CIL Vicat • Cinsd A 1 I I I month, immediately retirees the most violent It of coughing , end Mr. Lawn, the solicitor to the Conservative Freehold February 12, 1856. • to I ; Caledon . 30 3 • lane, 3to ted 100 to i W s 1 1 0 ph: . N c eetewinds perof mamas, pull i pm 10e all Do.Bda., mitt 11136 93 97 100 all Do. do. 711,withoat op. 93 95 11, and Great Northern., we an De. ea. 91 1‘ de- 36 93 91 IffaMete we 4 i iuuti‘ 77 ° 67 en the 1771 tAthu 7 a Fogs end Yeewe They Land Society, moved the first resolution :-" That in the " Sir,-I am directed by the Poor-law Board to echoes- • 120 207 a s il l annu p„). l s to i a . ao r cen d T u orooto ... o s r dis ioo ttar 19 nee a plearant twee.-Sold by all chemists at Is. 174., U.N., end 100 all Do. de. te. de. 60 59 lot opinion of this meeting, the great sufferings and disasters ledge receipt of the petition, signed by yourself on behalf of a 22,1 to :. French lines are about 2e. 6d. per share lower than ne. pat box. to which the Eog,ish army in the Crimea lies been exposed, meeting of ratepayers of the parish of Clerkeswell, held on yesterday afternoon. imperatively Dan for a searching investigation into the the 26th ultimo, praying for ass inquiry into the cases of SOUND and WHITE TEETH are not only ind_ie. 1 poses, and into the defects of the system under which each certeio poor persons, and other matters connected with the le 10 Lyons and Geneva requisite te • lewehtiseter lo7 is kith west het 1 . 17 misfortunes nave occureed. The House of Commons having, administration of relief in that pariah . ORDINARY MAZES AND STOCKS. SO is =and Meditemmean - - 10 161 are c ubpe ly appreciated through ure as highly esignei Li health -" - he -- -in answer to the unanimous call of the natio°, voted by • • " The Poor-law Board desire rue to inform you that, as a and lave,. te. Amor. the various preparatiose o ed foe t par- Closingerbse eases today 90 " D''' flew • RI MLA Ds' ODONTO or PEARL DENTIFRICE steads ag Pea N large majority in favour of ac• mmittee of inquiry of that Poor- law Inspector has power, by an set of parliament, to eh. Pd. Ran.ways. yesterday. tel 2 o.n- DO 20 N & Liege (wllltint) sinned im credo:sten all tartar and concretions, sad tong impar house , this meeting earnestly deprecates the refusal of such require and enforce the attendance of all necessary wit- ---- l6 16 ,N amur r of Frame UAI purt-like srhitrae. t. the ensmelled NlehlaN, r 7 81 07 1.11 scot. coma, by any means, direct or indirt at, anti cells uncle the Mesas, .and to examine them en oath, the based, without IV. I. a , lid. ?thereon ......................_. 191 /Oa 117 ell Ditto 241. Ames (late MOW Mcoe, renders, the gums arm sad led. Saint, the oath government sad the Howse of COMlliene, es an act of Jab expressing any opinion whatever on the subject of the "e '1 Am A'"' • '" Charleroi & Emmeline') 13 Ili sad J =MU emherw. mode sum Na mama" ialing B . B . Imeeetlme tip to those who have suffered such unparalleled privations petition, think that the interest of truth and justice will be 131 ell Bin .. m ede .s dhoweeene , 4 4 : 1 4 W all Norvsegien TroU Prefer. 4 ioe sett purity to the Muth Pries Is. al. per box. Causom SO 16 Perinea/ L yons 0 1 21 pm • -Th e wows •• n 0 ,,i 00 g.,. °d om e 0 , 0 ~,,t l i b el , and s. A. ROW. and dtatresses, to institute by meacs of a fair and impartial moot effectually promoted by an inquiry conducted by their It 297 gl e h eh ,./ coc . A . a we Jaw. 13 134 di. 10 20 Peels and Orleans LAN , and posd. 70. unttoe,pedeo.•• o w e t h e gm .... 00t s t o m p committee an immediate, honest, and vigorous inquiry." own inspector, Mr. Hall, and that they will instruct him to 271 ell OsChasAttin..so/Brec f• 16 it 10 Se Paris and Rouen . . 39 41 ad sated us ens box. Sold by them. and by Chemists and Perfumers. Mr. Lewis remarked that this was no party question. In hold such inquiry accordingly. 22 19 Do. do, do Mk_ 71 61 Ms le 10 Paris, Can, A Chnhinii - - - consequences of the gross culpability and mismanagement " The Board request you at once to forward to them et. 100 Bristol sod Exeter 93 IS 10 ell Mann end Hem rritIESEMAR. -Protected by Royal Lettere the east majority of our splendid army had died from wait the precise particulars of each complaint which you propose , o si. 1 : , c ,...... 61 .,„,„ , MI 611 110 ie Royal Dam& 6 1 Royal:media 2l If Ss .1. Patent of England , and reaureit by the Seals oldie Zeno de of food and want of clothiog, and the British army to submit to the inspector, as also the names and addresses ai u F ar r i ; a l7„,;r aa i - • • 121 129 10 all sombre and Meuse 7l 5 pkatiosisio de tarts, end the foraseisi Wigs el s = Bo. llnes had become reduced to a mere guard of humour of the witnesses whom you propose to call in resin ct of 60 as poems and esidan Jim. - - a 2 m e , 10 all Do. 51 per Cent. Prefer - - Triesemsr, No. I, is • remedy Ike rebitelbei, emd to our brave allies-the French. He denied the each of such complaints.-1 am, sir, your obedient servant, 21 ell Dued.,Prth.,ead .therder. 6 I M 2s. *dude 31 31 Mt exhieetios WM* fint_elee,__Velmmem_, _,_„,.."4_.....M1MM1N11 3 ,,M„dm 1112.1 assumption that those whir opposcd Mr. Roebuck's Ilf all Seat Pleaders el (Signed) " COUKTNET, Secretary. et. 100 East Anglian 4 , l , lllll weet a l d ree pudaa 7= ao h ned ''= wit hr e . - " c rdg ese motion were acting unconstitutionally; neither did "To Mr Francis Joseph Howley." It all Ditto (CIS E sod IL) - - 10 10 Do. 31 per Cut. Peeks'. -- Ms r a l a use Twaddle hest of a cos ittbpordgebli. he believe that it could embarrass any govern- Mr. Baum mend the following resolution : " That a2O all Pesten Counties ll4 111 et lee U A. 29 111 Ilf S 9 16 women Wee:knee 10 15 Weltered Switanlend - - frlmmem, No. 8. Is the great cacti remedy Sr Met lila of meat. (Cries of . The Peelites have resigned, and loud committee of thirteen ratepayers be now appointed, 21' iii Dr,. nate K. U. . 4 ,102' _ 90 30 177 181 =dime= while. enfortuaately, the RIM Ma cheers.) Another proposal was to suspend the committee with power to add to their numbers, for the purpose of tit. 100 Do.elses B lO at - lei us the laseitob!s destructionlartte=4lBlllllblllBo. for the present. (Cries of " That we Ebrington.") What. collecting witnesses, as evidence in reference to the ',induct St 10e East Lanni** ed.Be__ele.mPaelLe e1!,_,,, 1 w wheld .....t ei t i , imme t w e irde. " . .. ers ever minister was a offing ee out of neve the inquiry must of Mr. Bennett, the relieving officer of the rish, towards 0 7. 100 Edinhuride endOleallow-- 63 67 74 MINES. 10 all Edinburgh and Peebles . 2 die par tabs place, and those who deserved it should be visited with the poor, and that the same - committee have gs power to raise da. 7 , Eitanaran, t , 030e . 194 mi s C 3011114 DIEM. Ma% i".. ' quell ' • " ries, 're The . rmay' c lie - on ... the . Vilertabtivrltlwin - ilesTr Na Shama Mmes. Paid Prices dame r a n g . emit in tin eases. at 1 Is. each .• free by pees, Se. puuishment. (Cheers.) What was It that the people wanted funds for the necessary legal and other expenses in prosecnt- ymterday. 'sudsy. M. 100 Glasgow &South Western 70 ft MM. Sweetmeats does, es adminhtenal by var., LS- to inquire into?- ( cheers )- they wanted to inquire into log this inouiry." 100 Great Northern ..... - - - - Roue &r.-To he had, wholesale and retail, Is Lonaon, of t h e f eet es to whether everything had not been done by the The motion was seconded by Mr. T. CARTER, supported St. 100 Do. A, Stock 7B /2 711 1 100,000 1 Agua Fria all 1 i 2. 11 7: 4 1•011r..m, tall, Cnrohill; Moray sad Co., 63, Otford.street; _ 0 g vernment too late. (Hear, hear.) To know whether our by Mr. Lai and Mr. Mains, and unuitmously agreed to. et• :GO Do. 117 (Rack - - Beeinet,l3o, Defor•latreet; B. H. Inehem, Maned, Market-street, 108,00 u 10s. noel° Calikenius .... all 1 1 . p me o t . 7 . c h e mi s t, leardctreet, Liverpool; w - ii, army was permitted to starve for waat of food ;to know A committee of inquiry was appointed, consisting of 22 133 - I"" OL some-ml Welt. (Dm) 96 9 1 10,50 e 10 + tuatralesdan = .l 7ll(h.strret, Birmingham; and Powell, in {taller, IS, whether our army was supplied with mister clothing when persons. St. leo Great Western O3 654 M. 100 I.M. Motu Valley Gu.Stk 6O Cl 651 6 1 300308 DO +Australian Brellmmeilltdoweet. !can. it was no use, and when more than half were dead fur the The CHAIRMAN then called the attention of the audience he ~B La .,,, ew e the m e ~ 72 77 00,000 1 Australian Cordillera all - - want of it. Whether • proper medical staff and medical to the second object of the meeting, via., the church rats . 151 111 Do. Thirds - MEMO 1 Ave Maria ~ .... ~ . „.- all - - emspeendiel. New and Revised &Mice, peke la. : or, by post, foe necessities had been sent out; and whether our army, who He said that an inquiry was already set on foot, but he 161 4 De. 'Jew Thirds he 6.l.were sent out to light, had green coifs e sent out fur the wanted an inquiry of his own, which would be more saris- St. lOU Lancashire end Yorkshire 741 Tif 741 11100,e00 I British Australian Gold all - E SCIENCE of Ls .1. or, How to Live end __. men to roast, sad yet that the government were not aware factory. 191 191 Do.nths ' What M 2 We ma; wllh e mpls Mae" tar 994 . R • -•9° °°. '" of it ? (Hear, hear.) They also wasted to know bowls the Mr. Mince, a member of the Reform Association of $ Do. West Biding Calm - - 10,000 35 rlitez.linpdiesdit3Lpen. 251 11 n wok, with lnetreetions for see. mini:health. lon. 111 11 London and Blackwell .. 71 81 6,000 10 Do. Comm and Walla all 1 11 theistesing Isla of bambino only attaumble throu g h We government were getting on with the summer clothing. Clerkenwell, moved the following resolution : "That this sr. leo Lon.. Brighten, It d. Oosat 96 96 97 11. one 10 Do. Bt. John Del Rey IS 35 16 de we=tedlleness of lite. By a Piesiciae. (Laughter.) Mr. Peel said, in reply to a question, that meeting coraider it expedient, from the long period of mis- sc. 100 L•ad. and North Western 991 Prot 199 i 93 4 190 116,000 1 COMM. Cie* 4. Illivolli b tarrAl e asa Oblifil'illgtit•rtit IC '1 ERA they were inquiring into the pattern of the coats. appropriation of the public funds by the trustees of this Do. foe Money ...... .... -- 4 dig 80,000 1 vtla.Cone..slin.oo.,Jata. 11 41 1 41 11 lota,-♦- tea-, t0 .,,,,, mb , w . ~i , t h e v. a t b; mi. p .i. ' pi (Leughter and " Shame.") The people of this country parish, that a petition be prevented to the Charity COLOMie- 10 16 Do. Flue • 12.000 40 Cone Copper sfUemeneet of thwe Dbordere. ~ were not to be deterred from demanding inquiry by toe "jotters, praying for • searching investigation into the cha- 111 31 Do.SlOalt.,3Landß. (C.) die 124 2i Do. Eighths ._.. _ 1 11 OWs gi 8 100,00 1 sCol•mtal Gold . vta...4.en...ti , V r , `'m • codicil mo"ler adm "Meal l'rew"' threat a dissolution. Let an appeal be made to the country rities connected with the church of this parish."_ Copia,o Mon, the result of many scan' preetioil esterase" Is shimmed so the bt. ItAl Loudon Si South Wes ern 014 564 96 850,000 Bt. tapper Hiner* of Eng. all 43 56 „ non " who „ o p. htm t h e m e m . dh o w,. ao • upon this question, and it would be found that thus* who Mr. Lin seconded the motion, which was supported by se 427 Do, gm :Menlo earl, We. In Ira teem will he foetid thermoses which lead to voted for inquiry would be returned triumphantly to the Mr. HOLLAND. 40 14 Do. £4O 7l 1 4 .• 70, 6 elkg.ttAustraUsinOoppe all il 11 &le oceumnev, de ,raidnrn• which Indicate their memos, and UN loam of Commons, whilst those who opposed it would be Mr. Manes explained that the Trustee Beard and 23 all Lobdonderry&Enniekillen - - 23,000 2 •Fonosia 100 Manch.•chef &Linoolnelt 23 Rio" to he aterwelmowoome ladle r ' d m° Co 7 ) . 73, ' pit....k,,,,,,,, ; m ai m,. ea. 'assigned to that °blimp theyso justly deserved. (Cheers.) Church Comminioners stood separately, and on a different fl- ill no. i • da e N .. 7 74 • , 23 100,0oe I Great N .gget Vila Reg. ail 1 1 Landon. P.per, 26,000 SO tticeend Othseleum Mau. ow. Gnome: and a hookollurb Mr. NICHOLAS' seconded Ms resolution. footled. He eonsidered the Trustee Boned to be extinct. '" Bt. 100 Igidland 're% 69 69 69 81 91 /2,000 Grand Duchy of Baden all 1 1 Mr. J•con BILL, who had just made his appearance They ,told cal go to the charities, and not to the raw, Bt. 100 Do. BD= std Derby ... 41 4S 11,00 Crest Polgooth all - - THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MOHNLNU upon the platform, in obedience to the loud Galls upon him, because that had been swallowed up ; but for the amities, se all mid. G. west. (Da) - 60,000 Liberty - - PAPER.. pries sd. .._., addressed the meeting.. lie had no doubt that the demand they would be bound to account to the parishioners in terms 25 221 Ditto Half Skarn - - 10,000 tLioeres sit 111 The Leading Unreal Memel. the ad'wated free mum"' •"" made by that meeting, and by the country, for inquiry, of the net of parliament. 10. all Newcastle and Culla* .. - -. 10,0(0 tusitanien 1 1 4dk of snowed retorters ought sad must be grouted. (Cheers.) So far from the Mr. HOLLAND explained the hardships he had been 1 6 5 1 41 Newm 4kel Bur / LiteL P a: i t P a ce 1113015 +Marvin. in the smolt sad value of its general news-in the accuracy Of he 3 OlewportAborp.kilereford il 60,0 , 0 New Granada ...., , lid di the ' , Led mercantile Al 1 &owners:lel Stumm demand being unoomstitutional, he maintained that it was obliged to submit to in the collection of the rates, and he 50 5 nd Enntakileit .. II 21 99,010 cN.Linares MM. tim.Cs. All - - NOR mmtaind la Weedy, railway, and monnary artistes-this paper unconstitutional on the pert of thou who refused it. had no doubt but that others were similarly treated. 20 all N ewry, anupoint &Rem - - Seo,ooo Nove.se Heeds MI i i • le emperpomed. (Cheers.) If the government had not done wrong, why This resolution was unanimously agreed to. Bt. 10' Net sPECIA' COSRUPONDENTS AT rue SCAT OF WAR. need they fear inquiry ? If, however, they had done Mr. C. Howse, of Bagnigge-wells-road, paid Se 6d., IS 13 De, New - -100,0 s Pat Polllip rre FOIirICIN NEWS Is RNLI %BLS AN D INIPARTIAL. wrong, then they would be visited with that censure which the amount of penny mabecriptions amongst hie friemds, SO 37 Norman Counties Unice 2 :4 2 :1 di 60,00' Qmartz Rosh ill - La ezidusierly rani report of stiesping In the Melba Bar lis sup- Bt. 100 North British they deserved. He did not like the constitution of Mr. and 7e. 81. was collected at the meeting-in all 16s . 2.1.- 10,000 .10 tlthymney Iron piled to it by every Overland Hail. and It enntslus 16 16 North Devon. No. I _.._ ... ....... all 1 6 THE ONLY DAILY MINING REPORT, Roebach'e onamitue ; but, still no harm could result and paid by the chairman to the poor shoemaker, to enable s 01 I'.. 7 h mi me d 7,00 u 60 saatiago de C ubs lll S 4 4 with Ilk of mime from inquiry. He expreised a hope, however, that too him to pachase leather and commence working oa hie own a 8 De. 1 e Guaranteed.. 0 1 ) 1 40,00 e 1 suum Aurtrelian all 1 14 IT EXCLUDES AU. OFFENSIVE stivitartnatentera. strong an appeal might not be made to the passions of the account. St. WO N. Easteria-Bermok It is eine* r italereudeuts and dweeth,_ymewr el etee__,_,__then lele; people, but that some latitude ought to be given to Lotd Tee muting seasinded with a volts of thanks to the lb 20 Do. Extension ... 6 4 die 43,174 30.2.81 Glinted Ilexicsa t i l 14 si 1"" Gm en; of I " eretn "" arle. ' elhe paper k e y 67"'"'"""" Palmerstoa to font hi s plans and develop his policy. chairman, as 13 Do, 0.111.11. Pure. 41 _ die 61 70,000 I Wallet W early information, achieved toe Re& a &erecter position set MI all Do. Lela . - 12 1 100,590 1 West lie . rlpcom all I (Cheers, and some dissent.) St. 100 Do. Tort ....„... 60 61 30 4 Interior to nay. To be animal of any bookseller cc awe ian M the biomass' ;or at Mr. MICHELL eup_ported the motion. THE LATE LOSS OF LIFE AT ISLINGTON. se 00 North Leaden SO MI + Transferable by stamped deed. the ones, to, isounrectreet, Meet-reset. leaden. Mr. MowsTr, M.P., attributed the sad disasters to our 10 all Do. New 10f. Shane N.B. II renketty be esperkseed in obtainhig Ow •••••bf wade( army in the Crimea not only to the gross incapacity, but •• • IA 171 North etatiordeltirs. met at a newel price, th e publisher mid, en %rein the to the disgraceful indifference of thee, to whom the con- The inquiry into the circumstances connected with O all Nurb Western suns of newsmen!. really to supply It, at Ille. 4 = ll.lk traarter, paid duct ofthe deaths of the terra reruns who loot their lives by the to 1 to North & f l outs lane i... IMI la enure t•• Poet-other ceder. the war was entrusted. In order to show this he fell of a portion of the house, 2, Lower-road, Islington, was St. 100 Oxforri, Worc.,ik Wolves. 41P I Na flh. Buss. Pd. prime dew entered into the history art the events of the war from the s i. 100 Scottish Central AIL Y NEWS FORWARDED totheCOUNTRY lauding 01 the ttvoN , which he pronounced as disgraceful s_ resumed, .. ju ry and concluded yesterday, before Mr. Wakley and et. Die sconisb Midland - - - ~.„.. to begin with , lls denied the statements of Mr. Gladstone w• 9 0 10 *Shrewsbury and Hereford - - MRS 40 Australasia all 80 82 63 i inD'Keil EVENING st .ADDDE, • i g°67 e, I:pur e at Alban l9**44 y , „4., Pir a r eivirtirper al k in Id"- as to the number of our existing army, and said that we James Chaff. y, a cab proprietor, said his father was tenant of the fallen house , about forty psi Div rains ltved in it Mag. 1 20 00 skr Union...-. 145 47 - - 124 11j 10,000 50 British North Americas' all - - bad had 60,000 men sent out, and our forge was now re -45,000 IS Cbertered Bank or Asia 6 I 01 die and News Aimed. 581 59 due,ed to 10,1)00 to 15 , 000 men. He said deliberately that including witness. The house was in a bad state. Witness ' Bs 100 South Wales 50,000 10 Chart. Bank of India, 204 291 22 on Sunday asked Mr. Fownes to look at the wall. Mr. 130 S 0 Mu th w A u. , tralia, and Chins.. 2 - - die AILY NEWS LANT TO READ, from 8 a.m. his own opinion was that tho blood of our countrymen moil 3 1.. m., at Is. per week; impelled in town or countrv , at rested upon the Beads of those who had conducted the war, d 19e. 6d. per curter ;by Mr. WALTER-% that tau government was culpable sad criminal at home, wee quite WI, for 2.1. per ay, or IL)Pewees said he had seat a man to look at it, who said it its safe. The house fell about two hours after. A pan of the wall on the right of the gateway was pulled so all Vale of Neigh 10 II 4outh Yarksh.&ltkerDun - - SS all tiroektou and Darlington . 35 40 23 114 Thonitolla•PßOook&RMl. 3 fl 16 17 110,0 W 100 Colonial - - 15,000 1011 Commerelal of London 2O - - 13,0 M 20 Eng.,Soot.,&Aust.Chart lB 21 14 dis New Array 11, Termdmekest. wllltefrisra. and that the commander of that army was as culpable and 26000 20 Lon.CharL Brink ol Awe. 20 191 101 down and built up again about six months age. 10 all Waterford and Kilkeony . 81 41 as criminal as those at home; be had besides ships, cattle 10.000, 20 Ditto New - }die 4pm DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Lcedeo, *ad other means of feeding his army, and had Lord R islets - Joseph Wright, journeyman bricklayer, who effected the SO all Waterford and Limning . 23 25 • 1 10,00 e Se London and County 2O 34 load rs referred to , said that he examined the wall last 11 all Mew London h ben at 130. per eptarter.-tiLeiT by aI4RNINO MAIL,at 21 'MOM- done his duty, or exercised even comma sense, this dread- " I ' i --- lO 18 West Cornwall . . . 111 51 summer, and reported to Mr. Rowels what ought to be 10 3 witeida m m iiii e llyi . _ _ 50,050 SO Loodon JAnt Stock ._ 10 - - -EVENING DO ,. Ha ml• per qr .- H. ADAMS , 9, ra4em eM 46l3ll * fal calamity might have been averted. He iad failed in done. , Palled down the wall where it was cracked •and put 60,00010 London and weetroisetet 20 - - I Weetnunster. News Ageat. availing himself of those means which were placed at his Told 14,000'1110 Nat. Prov. of Englsed.. 3$ - - la AYSWATER.-DAILY NEWS LENT TO disposal, and it was not to his prowess or talent that we ' gained the battles of Alma an d Inkennann, but to the a new limas. N ever saw any surveyor there. Mr. Fownes the wall was in a dangerous state, who said witness PREFERENCE MARES. 10,1 col 20 Do. New io - - 20,000 50 National of Ireland - - _LP READ; and eupoll. , d to the sountry by evening post, at 19med. was to mike baste and repair it, in case of dal ger. Mr. , e , 00 Abatis . downright muff and • our of o al re men. (Cheers.) He pprrlnarter, paid in weenie. .11. BUttblCll. Grove -terrace, West- Fow . nes gave hies orders what to do. Did not tell any of rt'.••• 100 Do. No. 3, 7 per Ct.... 50 51 2.1,N 25 Orient. BanCorpontion all 37 89 .6, 1/11111-4011/. referred to the arrival of 300 b a ds. of porter which were et. Lou Caledonian, tie - - seat out by the brewenof the metropolis, and which was the inmates there was danger. charted, sod although the dam of the charter was out, George Ebswortb, hairdresser, residing next door to the 13 15 Chester and Holyhead .. - .- 4,000' 10 Do. New 60,000 5 Royal Australian Beek. MR. IL Lows, M.P.-The late Joint Secretary to none of the officials would take the porter, sad the captain log premises, said that when the last witness was repair- 67 all Cork end Bandon .. .... - - I n s log and Gold Imp. Co. 1 - - og the gateway the wall in his room cracked from top to was obliged to set sail and bring the porter back again- ! 10 8 East Anglian Clow A rik .. - - 11,000 13 1109111 Anotralla 23 36 40 the Board of Control addressed his canstituents st Kidder- bottom. On the day b• lure the accident the crack widened, 67 se Duet% Perth,lt Aher.Junc. 51 54 1")-and this although the Bt. 109 Do. do. Class B, 6 per Ct. - - 81,000 IS Union of Austrella nitrate' en Tuesday, in explanation of the circumstances (tlieped°a° cr ie s 01 "Sh ameand witness told • bricklayer who was at work at the time Bt. too D o . g o . m oo co p ee et. -pm 8,0110 ... !Do. New 2l 7 9 under which he resigned office. "It was not" he said .he II arrival of the porter was notified to L erd Raglan. Was - such a "Nayow) that he was very uneasy. Eiger, the bricklayer, replied 61 q !e.t.a's. Exts.s pe.,No I lp m 110,0410 i• Union of Laudon - - whicht to command an army ? (Loud cries o f any diesel: sfaction with the government just formed, la " " said • • ? li e , that there was no danger, and it would be seen to on q q Ditto do. No.l - • lam most anxious to supp.trt, and which I believe Why, the government, did they want inquiry 10 le Do. New 6 per Cent. Stock 12 11/ " !sr MISCELLANEOUS. upon the whole to be the best that could be found under would tell them. 11e w s a c rted to know who . srere the p t s o rt t e h es - e Richard Eiger, a bricklayer, said be inspected the crack _ lO ,r Yeetar aai r:Y*C e - '''• - _- Closing existing circumstances, but I thought that I hod held who were responsible , that they might be he l d . P Monday. • in the wall on the Saturday, and told Mr. Fownes there 77 1 p oet k w eet e c o, y oo . sth , - No. U. lltscittaireoes. Pd. , ji t riewi y. Ba t tne d r y ikese office lorg enough (or the purpose for which I took it- execration, scorn, and c o ntempt and reprobation, of the ir was no immediate danger. He had instructions to repair at lee Edln.,Perth,Dundes4 pet 60 U that was :o gain an insight into official life, and fit myself countrymen ; nut only that such retribution should be dealt the wall right through on the Monday. The house was et. 100 Great Northern 5 per Cml 115 117 out to them, but that it should have the effect of prevent -10,000 25 Australian Agricultural. 171 39 SI for any higher office lisreafter. Moreover, I did not see 200 br 300 years old. Bt. 100 Do. 5 per test Redeem. 12, 25 Austral .shits Pacific Mali .. - - --- that anything more of importance remained to be dose , and ing the occurrence of such conduct in future. That great George Godwin, district surveyor, never received any ablest if+ pie.. pm.. . 109 IH 101 65000 10 Auatrithan Royal Mall- all - - was cot disposed soy longer to surrender my privilege of orator, Mr. Oladstone, said it was unconstitutional, and notice of the state of the fallen house. The 40th section of se 16 2 D1t...:1 per 0 ptettee : 1 0 1- . . a. , o ; apai 10 1 v. 115,000 10 Berlin waterworks free speech as en independent member." The hon. mem- that the government could not go on whilst there was a the Metropolitan Building Act provided that the overseers, r. ,4 6 1 G.Weet.Bksfelluntsea spc 2 30 Britian American Lend 4O 60 65 - bet went on to complain that wLile in office he bad found committee of inquiry going on into their misdeeds.. Let eta 10.000 3 Blit&Cubbm.&ited.Co. 1 - - them go off, then, fur a more incapable set never existed. on receiving main of buildings bong in a dangerous con- st. 1.0 Do. oso. redeem.4l p.et. 95 97 8,915 100 Canada 321 119 121 it neceaaary to so far sacrifice private feelings to the ditioo, should apply to the official referees to direct • sur. St leu Dommv.le redeten.sp.o. 87 89 St. Do.6perot.hinandhaly 100 1073 1071 wishes of the government, as to abstain from (Cheers.) . 1i0 . 70 . 00 5 Cryetal Palace The resolution was carried unanimously. Toy to ' be made by the surveyor, and that if such official .. Shares .. lo le le voting on such questions se church rates, and the referees certified that the said premises were ruinous an d lBo,ooo 1 Crystal Pence O(Ft-user. 4 - pm Mr. D'IYPANGEII, jun., moved the second resolution, toSh. 8p..); 161 16$ St. lir n fn t irredgi f alile 4p. et. 8$ 90 10 " all Do.. Chester Pref. admission of dissenters into ate universities+. . With re le all lb. dee._ do. bp. e 10 1 10,0 r I Dustcm Iron Ore gad to the war, he thought the expedition to the Crimea the effect "that, considering the critical . 'billion . of affairs dangerous, it should be the deity of the Lord Mayor or of the overseers to repair Or pull down such buildings. The et. WO Do. Siam . Gus. nook was well planned, and sent forth with men and appliances connected with the war, the meeting is of opinion that 68 th section enacted that every surveyor should inspect 16 all au. Chester bun. Shane 14 19 Woo 25 Electric Telegraph 20,050 IS' General Sim Navigation 14 - - adequate t• the execution of its object; hut it failed from any ministry which would apply knit honestly to the re - . ao bui ldings and projections in danger, at all times 131 all Do. do. do. 20 Gettaraill.S.Shipping Co. all - - inefficient generalship and the breaking down of the depart- form of those abuses which have contribute d to over muifor- 'a' • " 6,000 10 Irieh Beetroot sugar.- 10 - - meet whose duty it was to 'minister to the wants of the will car on the war with unflinching enemy tunes, and . carte . when needful, and take all necessary messing thereupon. 20 , - Did not consider it him duty to make a house-to-house ' 1 im 6 6 UsseshirenTorks.rxru i all Do , eo. do. ._... t l4 14 61, at. 00 tto 6 pee cent. Stork lie 116 30,i.ta 10 oediterraneanEact.Tel. all - - until entonourable und substantial peace is 35,000 10 MIRICIIII Si SLArnerlems 9 6 41 army. He was Gm mid ti the • sppoiotnient of a committee, and vigour, . visitation ; this would take responsibility off landlords ; St. 100 LosiellrightPrel.ip cent. - - but be thought Lord Raglan ought to be re-culled, and that established. should receive the support of the country." made his reports to the official referee. The court was St. toe Do. New Gua.6porCt - 60,000 1 National Patnt.Stni. Feel all - - 60,0e0 10 Netherlands Land 6 4 1 4 our =Wary system should be entirely reconstructed, so Mi. TAvERNM seconded the resolution, which was also open, but there was any notice of their proceedings. Sc 5 Lon.fallthWeetCon.Thirds 7 1 7 la 73,000 2 NA. Wake Coal& Inter. . . that merit should Sc the road to promotion instead of favour carried nem. con. amidst applause, Omani NaAffstioll Cu. I - - MI.WRITMoaImo , yed and Mr. BeAL seconded, the third There had lately been an unfortunate schism between the 121 ell Lue . cluetien . 9lo 2_ l _7_,.• 1 ell: 7 ... .. 7 . and seniority." 184,6:6 1 North Brit Australadas all 1 1 That a petition embodying the forenotoir resole- Id all Mandibed.&Line.New Of. II 114 referee and the legal adviser. Awards were referred to the 17 1 ell 74 * sT l '``"'" is" 25,000 20 North of Europe Steam.. 121 - p - RELATIONS BETWEEN TIIE TOWN AND UNIVERSITY Lions r es o 1 ri b e t i o c s r , e . pa :. Woods and Forests, great delays took place, teed, alt e - - 6 " Do. ed 120,000 3 PeelkieerLandWalineral all 31 21 OF CAMBRIDOIL-Tee roceedings in the referee's' case to ed and signed by the oh - airmen - on behalf of the mu tin g, and forwarded to the members of the borougo unsatisfactorily. ther, the act was fiend to work most 127 ei; Mar,p.k Canis* , 1 pet. - - 20,000 60 Peninsular ailnisettiust. all 53 63 Sir John Patteson between these two bodirs were reoom- 60,000 2 Portland Ir us G- all 11 1 for presentation to the House or Commons to-morrow even- . 111 Ditto Premises 41 p.c. 11 1 Ms menced yestardsy at the Law Institution , Chancery-lane. ing, and that they are hereby requested by this mooting of right of the gateway, over which part of the house was IV au _ _ Piet . 14,840 100 Royal Steil Steam.. 60 61 64 631 3 Dittoes .' per oent 4 44 built. 100,00 e I Scottish Austr. Invests.. all 1 3 1 11 Mr. Cooper, town clerk of Cambridge, who appeared, as their constituents to support the prayer thereof." 10 all Norfolk Debentures - - Tim Coroner remarked that it . appeared to him there waslosooo I Do. New 1 I ase gt. 100 Do. Pref. 4 erect. Stock 117 89 before, for the corporation, previous to enteric upon the f his was also cetried with great applause ; and this mod 14,280 25 loutn Australian Lead ore protection for the public, under the present law, 111.. too Do. 5 peLlestamaLlne 164 1011 question of the rateability of St. John's College, put in a enthusiastic and unanimous meeting, after a vote of thanks than if there was no law et all. at. 150 North Bitten . .... .... 101 DM Moog I Submarine 'elm. Scrip. ell 1 corrected statement of the facts as regarded the wine to t h e c hairman, separated. Examination continued-There was a heavy penalty for St WO • N.F.ast.-Bersr.4p.eLPref. 95 of 75.000 1 Do. Do. Registered, all 1 1 • licensee, and showed their operation as applied to wholesale li 5 Do. do. do. 3 SI 33,000 20 TrustaLcienr:o.of UnCau 13 - -. and retail traders in Huntingdon and Cambridge. He also district altering a party wall without notice to the surveyor , _ _ 10,000 100 Van Diemee'slaU I 181 124 131 M 13 Do. Leads fi p.ct.,,,ica 1 - - gave is a list of the gentlemen in the CSIIIIIIMMOO of the DA sr WAV •Am (lonic. o Darn! ma ape tone.", but did not remember aMa to which the fine had ever . ML B. Lows. M.P.—The late Joint Secretary to the Based of Camel adhere' his constituents at Kidder minster no Tuesday, la eitnlanation of the circumstances under which he resigned eau. "It was not" he said " trim any diesstafaction with the government just formed, which I am meet anxious to supp,rt, and which I believe upon the whole to be the hest that could be found under existing circumstances, but I thought that I had bold office lorg enough for the purpose for which I took it— that was to gain an insight into official life, and fit myself for any higher office hereafter. Moreover, I did not see that anything more of importance remained to be done, and was cot disposed any longer to surrender my privilege of free speech uan independent member." The boo, mem ber went on to complain that erLile in office he had found it necessary to so far sacrifice private feelings to the wishes of the government, as to abstain from voting on such questions es church rates, and the admission of dissenters into tie universities. " With re gard to the war, he thought the expedition to the Crimea was well planned, and sent forth with men end appliances adequate t., the execution of its object; hut it failed from inefficient generalship sad the breaking down of the depart- meat whose duty it was to minister to the wants of the army. He was coveted ta the sppoiotment of a ennmittee, bat be thought Lord Raglan ought to be re-called, and that our military sy-tem should be entirely reconstructed, so that merit should be the road to promotion Instead of favour and seniority." RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TOWN AND UNIVERSITY Or CAMBILIDOI.—Tee proceedings in the reference case to Sir John Pritteeon between these two bodirs were recom menced ye.terdey at the Law Institution. Chancery-lane. Mr. Cooper, town clerk of Cambridge, who appeared, as before, for the corporation, previous to entering upon the question of the rateability of St. John's College, put in a corrected state:ll.ot of the facts as regarded the wine licenses, and showed their operation as applied to wholesale and retail traders in Huntingdon and Cambridge. lie also gave in a list of the gentlemen in the commission of the peace for the town sari university respectively, and then pro ceeded to cram plain that piece the inquiry commenced a decree bad been Waned enforcing more stnely the decree of 1847. Complaining of this u not very fair towards no town or re speetful P. the arbitrator, he passed to the question of the rattabilil of St. John's College, arguing from various ancient documents that it was wituin the purist of All Stints. and therefore liable to be rated. Mr. Ba•seion, b Q f St . Juba's, and oublic orator of the university, having addressed the ad brewer in oppoAtion to Me. Co.,per, cencluded by in tima;ing that there were four cr. at paii.ts on e hich the eni.e.a procurati••nal jarienicion, the Heine leg of theatres and the like, the right of diseinneennicit, ano a props r rentrol in th- been police ; end if a props r retCiaaerit of these four ;., , iota esuht he h 0, if it could be made per. of a great concordat between the town and Ifni venity, the eellege said that, though they could not admit the Lige! r•ght to rateability to the parish of All Saints, yet they were willing to surrender that on the condition thst the other matters to which he had alluded should be satisieesoeily adjusted. Mr. Casper then re 01 led. The case Sf King's College was then partly heard, when the proceed. Inv, were adjourned to this day. Tug NEW NORTH AMERICAN FIoIIERIES ACT.— Yereiday th^ Lew qet t carry into (ff. et . treaty between her Majesty tad the United States, which received the °eel oast's, en Monday, au printed. The treaty was con eleded on the , sth Jane h.q. containing a number ef articles. The 'Oneet of the statute is to secure to the inhabitants of the United Stat.s, in common with the sal j• et of her Ma tra', the heerty to take RA of every .:opt shell fish on • oe let • sate end shores and in the bays, harbour., and areas ••I Caned', &e , without being restricted to any dis tante frets the elO,O, wish permiwien to land upon the Olaf. Cad shores of the a lorries. The liberty granted appdes 'Orly to the sea fi , hery, and the 'gimes fishery and ether fisheries are rescind exclusively for British fishermen. Various attieles enumerated being the growth and produce of the Walsh ententa set orth, are to be admitted into each cowry free of duty. Groin, flour, erimels. meat, fish, poultry, wed Wiest commodities, are mentioned. The treaty wis ratified on the Stu September, en 4 it is declared expedient to pees an act on the subjtct, and all acts at 'entree with the sane are suspended. Vie act Is to come into operation saloon as 'reclaimed in Canada, New Bruns wick, Nova Scotia, and Priam Edward's Island. With respest t• Newfoundland, it is enacted that whenever the necessary laws stall be passed by the legislature of New foundland, sad approved of by her Majesty, the pima% act hi to sated to that colon. Ezunination continued—There wu a heavy penalty for altering a party wall without notice to the district surveyor, but did not remember a awe In which the the had ever been recovered. 100 North Palish 100 N.East.—D do. erw.dpol.Prof. Do. do. 13 Do. Leeds 60. ot. No. 1 Do. Do. Qom, 1446 10 Do. 1 ark 11 Purelt. , North Stodordshl re .. 1 Oi dim Mr. Nelson, architect, presented a long report oa the state of the buildicg. As no portion of the gateway wall wu left standing above the ground, its rendition could only be summed from the remising fousiedisaa sad the state of the other w.dls ; judging from time, it mould cot have been in • condition to bear the serninwalahent weight, and the only wocdcr was it had not run wiry bag before. The house was quite unfit for habitation. TM state of the law with respect to metropolitan buildings Ma disgraceful. This concluded the evidence. and the serener having summed up, the jury, after consultiog hr two house, re turned • verdict that neath in each case was caused by " Mi‘adventurs,7 and that there was great culpable neglect en the part of Henry Fowncs in employing incomm tent persons to survey and repair the premises, and in not giving n.,tice to the district surveyor ; and the jury wish to express their very great admiration of the conduct of the policeman Stoller, who lost his life while end , avowing, in the execu tion of his duty, to extricate the sufferers from the ruins, and also to the Ritnrss Calvert 'moray and policeman Best tv their praiseworthy conduct. 1100 16z/ ly9ro.it 01.151.1 al ra.l :We; if , *jai ij , Ditto Flied 44 per Cott. S.F.oet (lioalAnn 114 Utz 0 , 44 per at. . all •SootliWak.a gas potent all 4 (ll.Y.rk,thift4pOret.GUST 13 44nek.ntariarlisiton5p. dim 2 23 4 06 9014 .4 i WU . " 0 ,- MT; 1::47•77p*t: - i pen YI Rj Ca. LIMES LY.ASED AT 1 a:: ftedlurd and bletelll (lewd to Lea. & 0 2. 100 Bockingh matte ('.. to Landon 1624. weetet a) 1011 Clydesdale Jowls,. I . Oared to Caledonisn)... aktUotolash. guards-Ct. (leased to Gt. N (Attars) losee•ter k Dean Forest (loused to Gt. We, , tera) oll&nelby(LYorkteNalid Do. 4 +hares (.itto).... D.. Ames (dIVO).. ondon end Greenwich ed to lout h Felions) ..!to Preference trlitto • OWL-.Loh Guar. i percent. Cowed Ditto ditto as.. Cent. ou., Tilbury, St Sout how (lel.eed to Pototz) . :a., Ranch., Balton, lea•ed to...&N.W.eadd.; oil 13Dedisobro' and nether (lased tothoekth.L'ert.) 311dIand Brad!ord (511,11. 1 SO !Northern& EaeternSpert;t: (Wooed tonot.Countiet; sli Ditto 6 per Cent- (d 0.).. 23 Preston &Wylie (less. Los. Inltilleta.klmackTork) .24 Ditto shares (ditto)..... 10u 11 1 02Taton, !litchi's. Shen. reth Stock (tea rod to N N 9? 99 ad 184 Is4l 103 107 • NORTH AND SOUTH-WESTERN Juscriom RAIL- Fs wAy —The holf-}early meeting of this eompsny was ow NI Tuesday held at the Eutton.iquare ration, Mr. H. Tootal in the chair. Ihe report awed that the receipts Crum the I * paaaeoger traffic showed a steady increa.e. During the p ist half-year the tonnage of general merchandise un the line had increased, and that of coals was nearly double that I Et of the previDus half year. The amount d during the six mouths exceeded the toll guaranked by the London si and North-Western and London and South. %V mum Coin- panics by the sum of 4911. Tne result of the iransactions; lio for the period referred to was a not balance of 1,1071., a sum sufficient to pay a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent pelt '7 annum on the capital, leering a bale ce of 581. The report was adopted, and the dividend mentioned in the report de- 50 _ -- - - 12i 111 23 24 lot 111 2 1 ti id n n 64 SO UAMBRIDGB, FEB 21.—At a congregation holden this day, the undermentioned degrees were conferred:— s t. M.A. : H. E. Lovelock, St. John s College. B.A. : R. L. R .berts. St. John's College; N. Carew, St. Peter's College; J. E. Colyer, St. Peter's College; C. E. Caliber, Caine as College ; F. Pearson, Trinity Hall ; T. T. Shipman ) Catha rine Hall; F. W. Austin, Jesus College; C. E. 'Dinettes, '• Christ's College • E. Winterbottnm , Christ's College ; J. J. 14 Nakombe, Magdalen College. The Rev. T. Bier LL.D., se of Ciatea's Wisp, Oatord i was admitted ad esodoin. I ilo — i — tbsi Se loath fkollettklaire iT (1e0i . 41 to Yr. 11. Goon) 50 Weer Valley, 6 pot Ct.ssa (looted to moat. &Dal ) 113 Ditto Ditto Ditto .00 Willa k itootereet i,loakd iv Chun Women% ISII IN 54 s di. $1 II 10 NI RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS. OXFORD, WORCINITZR, AND WOLVIRRANPTON RAIL. WET.—Tbe select committee have decided that the standing orders may be dispensed with in the case of this company's hilt for improvements and branches, and that they may proceed with their oil' on depositing a fresh declaration. The committee also dispense with the etandieg orders in the c se r f the St. George's Harbour and Torquay District Churchill Bill. BARNET AND WILLESDEN RAILWAY.—The proposed new line is Mundy , ' to unite the Orset Northern with the Wen London live, and to supply rsilway communication to Hvmmcronith, Ilvodon, Kiogsoury, Nessdin, liarlesdon, Chipping Dsrnet, sod Totteriage. WESTMINSTER bernotramarre.—lt is proposed in the new bill before parliament to s stead the time for the most plvticn of Secondary-street to 1857, earl to alter the title of the Westminster AvsJciation for Improving the Dwellings of the Working Classes to that of the "London' and Westminster Association for Improving the Dwellings of the Working Classes. Tho subscsiptions to the Patriotic Fund at Gib raltar amount to 1,0421. 6. 94. A RAILWAY coLusioN, fortunately not attended with loss of lite, °scarred on Moncliy evening on the Dub lin and Drogheda Kiilway. It avears that when the up passeciter train sea• leaving the platform at Drogheda, the "rods train from DaPHU wu Obilattd to appraaeh the rtation at full speed. l'be driver of the puseoger train immediately reversed hie engine, and the force of the colli sion was thus *mid. ratily diminished ; but as it was, seve ral of the passiingers were slightly injured. The driver and stoker of the gods train are in custody, pending an inquiry, the excuse of the former lying that be had tailors asleep, and was not aware that be wee approaching the terminal. - A GooD REPLY.—The Vienna correspondent of the Coutsfutionnel writes: .. The Envoy of Prussia, three days back, received orders to inquire of our government what importance it attached to the extraordinary Una ' mints of France. As Count introit') is indisposed, it wu Count Flemming, Councillor of Legation, who was charged with the message. The reply was worthy of Talleyraod. The armaments of France,' said M. de Buol, ' cause no more unetainere to Austria than do those of Russia to lissula: " COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Scoaa.—The market continues dull. 3,500 boxes lia vannst; were offer.A, and about 1.500 sold ; brown, 30s. to 31s 6d. ; yellow, Gt. to 385., which were about previous Rtfiotd steady; brown lumps, 42.. 6d.; grocery, 43s to 495. _ _ CurrEa —3 500 1 , q;.. nvtive Ceylon were offered ; one pile ig..od (a ,, nut 600 bap) sold at 465. Bd. ; the remainder bought in at 46.. t.. 48.. &I. . Tea —no inerket is quiet; prices are unaltered. BaL•rptrun. 3,400 bags were offered In public sale; about 2,000 sold. traction 8, 23.. to 23...6d. ; ref. 10 to 101. 22s 94 • ref. 151. 21s. 6i. to 22e. article is firm, and some large parcels sold to arrive, ar full prices. num.LNu a.le r s of importance reported. In (Alm. Anklet no material alteration. Markets gene rally dull. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The markst is quit, at the anseird quotations:—Town tallsm ' 55=. mtt c4oh ; Petfrpsburst Y.C. on the spot, 654. 6d. Much and April, Ms., sdkrs ; April and May, 665., buyers. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. 11-ora reports the supply larger, with ago demand. Prime meadow hay, 70.. t' 80s. ; superior, 85s. to 96s ; inferior, 50s. to 60s; warn, 60s. to 80s. ; clover, 90s. to 1201.; second cat, 80s. tl 1105.; straw, 255. to 30e. THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL SERVICE.—The govern ment hive c..n(ltided a tartly, months' contract with /germ , . James B iota and Co., of Liverpool, the owners of the BLch Ball line of clippers frrm that port to Australia, for the cArfty *nee of the English moils monthly to that colony, commencing with the Marco Polo, on the sth of April. The owners hind themselves, under penalty, to deliver the mails in 66 days from Liverpool. The govern ment of the colony will arrange for the departure of the homeward mails, but one of toe Black Ball liners will return each mui.th dir.ct to Liverpool from Melbourne. The James B tires, Lightning, and Boomerang, which hate oonveyrd the mails of the last three months, all belong to the Black Balthus. 1111 LI I It 12 f fLa I 111 113 THIS DAY—Two o'CtocK. The English funds opened rather lower, owing to the renewed ministerial crisis, but prices have since reco vered, and are now quoted a per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Console ior the Bth March have been dealt in at 90 to 911, and for money at 903 to 911. The present quotation is 911 to 1 for account and 91 to I for cash. The Three per Cents. Reduced have met with business at 903 to 91' ; the New Three per Cents. at 913 to 913 ; June Exche quer Bills at Gs. to 9s. prem.; ditto advertised at 4e. prem.; and India Bonds, at 12e. prem. In the foreign stock market the sales are limited to Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 173 ; Turkish, 751; Peruvian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., at 71; and Equador Bonds, at 4. Mexican is now quoted 201 to 211; Spanish Deterred Three per Cents., 17i to 18; Russian Five per Cents., 93 to 100; and Turkish, 7.51 to 76. MINES. -4 WEDNESDAY EVENING. In the British mining stock market sellers pre ponderate, and prices in many cases show a down ward tendency. Alfred Consols closed at 14 to 141; North Wheal Basset at 17 to 17i ; and North Robert at 18 to 19. A few shares in Yorkellls United Mines have been inquired for, as well as in Wheal Comford. In the gold mining share market the feature was a little inquiry for the Waller Company's shares. Cobre chutes rose 11., but those of the Linares and English and Australian Copper Companies showed an unfavourable reaction. THIB DAY.—Two o'Ccock. The gold mining share maket exhibits no change. Agar Fria shares are quoted $ to a ; Nouveau Monde, k to I t Colonial Gold, a to a ; and Great Nugget Vein, t to per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 30 to 31 ; Peel River, 24 to 2,i ; North liritivh Aus tralasian, a dia. to par; and 6cuttibt; Australian Investment, ato prem. In other mining and land stocks there is an entire absence of movement. The proceedings io Chancery spinet the Town Council of Belfast are been COILEIOnCttI. The debt of the council la 84,0001. u s ti e r . ) . . eu 2 l l . , te t i h i e gra M p :ta w it o est ula r Omni, be completed between Lissy and Czornowits, VllOlll6 and Whim Make that li t a w le as o i f ip j ec aas P teha j t a t n h INLAND BOOK POWL—GKNENAL POST-OFFICE, Fun., 1b53.-0a and trove the ht oh itch mitt the fol. loieirg alterations will be amide in the legulationa of the !Mond Book Pcltt—lf e book itukot be found to contain any enclosure which is sealed, Cr otherwise clue. d spurn inspection, or any letter whether seal. d or not, the letter or other erclisure will be taken out and forwarded to the addrers nn the packet, charged with Lull postage as an un paid letter, together with an hel•litiohal rote of 64.; the re mainder of the packet, if dal, pre paid, b bog forwarded u heretofore. If a packet be not sufficiently pre-paid accord ing to its weight, but nevertheiess Mar stamps of the value of 61., it will not, as hentifore, become liable to the letter rate of poatebe, but will be forwarded charged with the defi cient book postage, and an addition of 61— ROWLAND RILL, Secrete?. CIiTSTAL I C ALscL—Return of admissions for six days ending Feb. 17 :—N umber e‘tnliticd (inclodiog seosoa ticket holders), 6,48 d; amount reeeitsci for Admission 2091.124.114