The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-24 00:00:00

I [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MONEY MARKET. TVISDAT SYMMS. The English funds showed renewed weakness this morning, and experienced a farther fall of I per cent. owing to sales both real and speculative. A partial rally, however, took place towards the close ; and the final range was only per cent. below that of yester dpThe arrival of between 700,0001. and 800,0001. in per the steamer Great Britain seemed to have ttle influence, although the fact is important, espe cially taken in oonjunotion with the more favourable tendency of the foreign exchange'. The Three per Cont. Bente. were reported by tele graph from Paris this afternoon as olosiog without recovery from yesterday's decline, whilst the Four and-a-lialf per Cents. show a further fall of i per cent. At Vienna the feeling is more uneasy, and the London ' adv 1,8. MARK LANK—THIS DAY. The ',rivals of wheat and dour, 'whether of home or foreign growth, or manufacture, have been small this wee k. The trade ia Mark-lane this merniug ruled dell for both articles at the advanced quotation oe Monday last. Barley sold slowly at the rates current late market day. The dealers mid consumers purchased oats cautiously, sad the late advance was with difficulty supported. Beans and peas unchanged. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM JAN. 12 TO JAN. U. (In lish. liestalL Irish. Voreigh. 3190 tgr y I Si 10 . soaks. and barrels. MINCING-LANE.—THIS PAY. Stroix—The public sales are going off without spirit, end prices are with difficulty supported. The rained market without alteration:—Brown lumps, 425. lid.; grocery, 435. to 48s. ed. Corm. The sales of plantation Ceylon are progressing heavily, bat no material alteration in prices. Tai —The market is firm for good consuming qualities. BA.LTPI7/11 —2,000 bags were offered, and all bought in, as previous prices were not offered for them. Rms.-1,300 begs Java sold I. publie ..in, 18s. SW 10 • 14e. M. firrotte.—The public sales went off heavily and prime with difficulty supported. COTTON.-2io bales sold yesterday on 'Change. Rom continues dull of sale, and prices are partly nominal. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market advanced yesterday evening to 891. in all directions. To-day it is not quits so firm, the sudden Ti.. having brought sellers PetetsburgY. C. on the spot is quoted 595.; February to March, 58s. 9d.; March and ♦pril, 68.. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mean. Pattenden and Smith report th■t the market can tinas& steady at late prices with few good hops on offer. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 21s. 6d. ; Walls End Hetton , 265. ; Walla End South Hetton, 261.-26 fresh ships at market. 31,e..--//-e-ov"-•-•"--)ef:;:;"-c,---fe- es.--s" . CF„:„....41•-•: , o-• ., c4 2-- ",00-1..11 ./._. ow- a. s c •--- v47--....:--7- - 174.„-i'...; ao- - .7 - ...i. - - - • 1-'7: - 2 - . . -;.: 1 L '. . . , t 1 .7 . ' • i • / , . . . • e l---... . 1 • No. 2,630.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1856. a- fe1.0011.-Profeesee TENNANT, F. 0.8., will METROPOLITAN COMMISSION OF SEWERS. SHARR LIST& FORMON RAILMATB. COSMEMCS • COUR S E of SIXTEEN LECTURER ea DI. MOM osouvir •at Eines College, Lee*" on FRIDAY -4.- -0-- 141 lf . Anhompasermumere stiae edem lee 3 Moitina, Jae. s,.at 9 oven. The Leeteres will be methmed en Yesterday a special nut of sewers was held at the TUESDAY 311M17111111. or 1 1 4 le Chnisesesee . . .- -•di em u su essetlag Wednesday sad Friday et the wee amt. Comrt•howee, Greek-streft, Hobo; 31r. Joss in the chair. The railway shams market was rather flat daring so ea. amiamesistorundsa ear 4 cei The IlmunrAir reported that the total balsam in the the morning, bat showed an improving tendency in 2 ° 14 le 10 StIVIT"' The English funds r PARENTS sad GUARDIANS .- The Mans baads of the treasurer", froolaillag the deposit aosciast, the afternoon so far 1111 regards the heavier stocks, m s u s ubm u r a iii , 871 s morning, and experie of youth to the fasmnlia Mankombeela Yuma a moil. amensted to 114,0901 kis. N. many of which closed a shade better than yesterday. 30 .. Ls Ms new - el pm owing to sales both r in their permed mardlet end ellnellen. lbw It Is Mat Tte adjourned discussion af Mr. TRW...flint's motion, 'et- HOWLANDIF MAIMMAR OIL, a e Leth that fw the d of that of the metro- • Great Western stock reopened „., oat. The as - '" e I.4 o ,l" l ues t ein 1 la pet ado 211 ex la Ipa Ma Slats rally, however, took p hr asselsrallag the growth and In Imereviag and beantifylog part llghter shone were gemerally rather cheaper. On me en p.esea v p.sr I smeset - - . final range was only the halr. south of the Tharat e E " Great London Drainageday, The arrival of All ROWLAND/ LIMOS, " wftred bees anisekted to drain the direst, and the whole, the absence of bona Ads males, and U. i r, 1 1 4 us• 41 6. a I aths- - - &mei= ef ts - - fit the em aM ameglanka, and smovlngaimans was of en eefi t candle lee the intercepting and nave.- approach of the dividend period, render this market .is et.Tmestetonnea 74 54 me „ gold per the steamer imams. menet Ai gawp, was winiselied by slow to recede, and quickly susceptible of any favour.' IS as Deal. ImwshAt‘ s /He a little influence, &Rhos los i" v e ll I ffe r444ll4l llPl CWLeg 's . l i t i lLl47e 811011 • i pm ::: : Ili Ila . d trod y en t oy ake o n f t ill he °° foreig nial 101171ANDIr OffIOSIMIL Dr. SAUNA, tr ese veseell his belief that 110 system of able feature. er Peed Dineiltries. rair reedming Me WM leaMMlreldle sad , f r owtogo ow Iwo et Ile river Thames ancombined -.....- ise some. au essehksal tmllseamalla i = 2 . lB wits SO le *OM Oland It •• CTl g n esag attalment clam persearl ailimilsos m megld . . 11 Ma'am!. laism HIMII our felt 1 the ebieet re- THIS DAY.-Two o'CLOem. sal reset ham Iteaseds 1 P ier e The Three per Gni fire end Umbel. ‘lllll4llll, IRMA MB OR airnadesent that the engineers of 5 I Ve. Mew 6 gatiamL r , pm „ graph from Paris tt Odd by A. ROWLAND sal EOM. IM , IsMe&orthM e lareiri e ehl the 4411MaimbleI he required to prepare a report on the The railway share market to-day is qu iet , with vs u . . a by Chentiole Wad Perntmen ireglareed se and drainage south of the Themes, the only very trifling variations from the closing quota- 4AI ; fn. ie. . newsreel limbos Tmilaileaml 6 l and-a• Half per Cent natal at or below the Planetoid Marshes. tions of yesterday. London and North-Western 104 14 sli a l" ww • aalah 1 16 0 DONA. minced. VII - - di rr il . l TAwen "l vark'" eals ex is t ic " is the ir stork is noted 1001 to 101 • Great W es t ern , 881 in Ai I De. em 12, Ms. oent. At Vienna the RIESEMA R. - Protected by Royal Lotion pied phis, w be end. would be mote hallaflollol to v. to 67; Midland, 69j to 701 ; Caledonians, 301 to 31 ; 1 1 :: 21 , D.. dot 6 6. is. 111 - tee exchange on London heist of Regimad, awl mire d le the rear el the line do Thilcaltoes allele. nos m other.Da. de. 73 s withent 98 96 el os p.m. iesteashereent es Mama. r 6 4/ I. m u m = that Mr. Thwart .. s h ou ld South-Easterna,l7l to 1; and Great Northern', 221 rat e ii ii mm ib ie . ud Towow ... 2ow ow rally in the confiners ffilmnimm. Ho. 1. in •eMea s it s, 's,llll4ll64S ad mesh Ma motion ow Ire Se Mind as follows :-'s That this to 1. 160 all ! Ha • urCem...--- al Ma nit& securities are a embeenen ems enem. .we.s, easemens inns Men • t=ti li ttlety for the permsnent and F renc h A ar " are s t ea d y . SS 10 Lyme sad Omirm ......... /11pm a markably well suppo 2= 1. "4 4 = 11.818411. ma al ab sta ll " . " .ll/ " us 41 eft eik 2the e, the freedom of the River SO 14= „ sed Medi • , - empabelleell se OKDINARY SHARES AND STOCK& SO 1 taimi se d o. ribeelie woe a e ••• w i n e r ties je e dmine. T hera lee paellas, end removal of all 'swage to the Iles a, is me pen melleinia rem* SW Ma Mem of dung meillse seat of Leads", which an free from Anima Clonal Fella Bele! Muhl b 3 SO Bum& & (with 1•1 7 71 distedme Milk elehrsems=llo3llo o = limb 'kik !kabbala's, him gins its meet *ireful athletics to the sere- eh. Pd. RAELwava. yeseerdsy. Se 3 p.m. le 16 Shelbsem at 112= sellwareselasles , mallalkas od sane= wbfelt have bees laid before it, for the purpose rum 16 ea late 911. ohm " report .is as follows:- di Os aleg g aigh I. 16.11.11111.1.8"11". " ' 1111.8 ' et sub desbellie MmHg ; sad ha., by virtue isi t. .................... RI 10/ Charletroll=e) . l i t 11 , 3 . , . it ii I; ditto, for mme,llim I, I. sod% see allmacil of Wee er Ms& sad of aii . v N=_lkets. le 1 2 alb Masai our 66 tiara". ka l go rdiallats eb greid a rale ths sod 4. Se 1,6 awl Lams ...- MI /111 yes a 1. ThIAO per C•nt. ein all qurgV - =2 lb" as lIIA MI a free kr nes. ea ens au *WM While desirous leg eV wee.. hateseveicy 4 4 4 10 M rads awl °Minas ... • Mim e Vele am. le ay TaVO4l!. - la- ef selkweelvigtag tbe soda et may et thee' pies, this 11, ._,,,,.._ ..1 1 2111mi1m0___,.....R assailtla 12 ,!1 Os. 10 10 rename Henan . 40 41 ties, expiring in 186 Ym, as ,- T• le vinekiege awl sitell , la mks" of eseadides is of spade. , for the &sheave of that part PI :: r' s am• i r i 7rlC` 1 : 1 ms. MlO aim is chiiiiiiiii - - DAM _ _elk _ _flersillk awl Ca. as, Odirelaneett, a y e aempous of the Thames (mut of which .L tee wow owt iwom • H ts 10 sll Moen NH Havre 20 SO Zoyel Dint& gja.. " 4 " nt. X.ll. =lol. ini rierseel igilarnair". ; Wi s p i n, ie below and subject to tidal influence). the st. 100 Cenimire-.......- _ -. all Mla Half per Cent. Ex s s nerd Seel& V :I% w ie e = 64.4l.4. l= dadis. ;and r eva u, - , ri. plan of low level sluices and branches proposed be 30 all Mower umnidynemie „. lad He W all bre IDA Mew ll ei in 1859, 991 j. Baal the late Mr. Frank Foster in conjunction with R so 11 11 DNB fA• Mud= ........ • II 10 all Do. Si par Char. Prefer - - per Cent. A nn uities i • lkedisasea, Seq., end unanimously approved by e special n a Dail 11111 a palm ism li 011 1111. 20 2.. Seinde RATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.-A certain ~I es the 13th Assiut, 1850, estimated to cost 241,2971., w aaavalavald Aaalai• 6 4 7 * Bt. 101 ilmt An= ..... ..... 14 13 he Inseedors nth* thamesory Orgi e s: is DIM. del leaden for the main portion of which were condi- is an nib dlll INM LI. - - of M HAOsedswer of ffshanialaleilliaismo*_. ikelelly awned by the court, appears (subject to an cx 20 an swum 10 10 Do. 51 par Cent. Prefer - -Ws le If Western of Fran°, SO is Woman et Owlatatiadi -71 - 7 Pil and India Bonds lle In the foreign it • __ Walla Ogled le helmet Positive billiniaNl ) . OM WI 'O , OM* be lea el tile gullet to Flngostead blushes, and to the ez- M. 10 Ileemrs Ilaiss,Cless A.... 25 31 was a decline in Spa sedni am s."=„.P•ohms Sad 13 Whtter MN% 61917 bees eeellt bud= of WarleiMeatt of such branches a, may bonerrosary) tl ~.. ED..I!. El. sole./.. - so - 22 the lees satiefactor3 ma 7,', 661 is bee .. ii ,„ ud „ ae s ch w, ug.. a,. ea,. IMII leseselealeied effectually to drain the said district, and " e t •i; isi = ini ' and Ids , amilknrc een. 17 1.4 TIKVS 8da Kia mmau T1 8 4 0 ziesoin. an, No. 75, Ilt. ls se seildsat empathy fur the intercepting and cOaveyanCe r e , pall ausbees" and Glasgow 54 Sa ef ell asem at the same time permitting in eases of extra- l a a g gul a w as a ad p e w ee . 2 di e gm S 4 Closing Mamma a probable renewal t No. Amu Ilmm. Pea Prices done withstanding the flat cyan le ANTIIMA or IMPIII&C reseal Matiames • falls the water to peas into the Thames. This si . 1M hflUimei, Perth.Duadet 194 101 • yesterday. to.dey. " Calalmos 286/ turned , abwousgalhos Mart **lli.. l i t %Oen resolves that immediate steps be taken to St. MO 01111HowallerWl WIN= a /* -..- a shade better than " Mte-IlavZ si lme ambles ellfs esihme for severd ...,.I Meg law elm the plan as set out by the late Mr. F. 1 1, 1 - 1.2: Great N° 41118411 MAI AM no Imes say mediae seineseer.natiit our 71 74 cm wow two yw. age , way. ww w low vales / ... e 6 e = a4 AWN; with sweat alterations or improvements, and eaten. • r t " . too Des 1, A. mow e alk - - 111 MIS zn 100,001 , 10. tAnslo Californen teal ear TAO ryas Mem tam l a m dive r sinned ler the Mere ine se surtailmeate, of the branches at may be suggested 8L 169 ct.sweil•metweet.ore.) Si es 91 1 0 , 0 0 10 4 , testretssian - - (exchange, 25f.). D RIM 111 he isklient • hen et them In Imbues and will do ell in my le the eawaelsekea se far as it relates to that part of the re. lee o res ' M a m m a at 66 1 NI I 30.0 30 +Australian teledweetewllbtlaw mi heels. 1 2 70 a ambler the above metrepelle seen ef the Thames. That the proper officers SL 100 me.mierVannoa.stk. 60 62 60,1100 1 Australian Cordillera-. all - - . ggy el owe ninon% WA sniell'issolbertr ut " 2 "k• whit of this Meet resort, et its nest sitting, what land will be Se ell Imarreehr end Owlish • 74 78 10,00 1 tut/align Freeload fled 16 yea piece. " I am, sir, you Mat obilgel servile, . w.J. T . required for the outlet, with plans end estimates of the 86 1 111 73 °. "de" ............... 7 5 ter KM I Ave Marla all - - per Cents., 86. Sp "Sm. testier, Esq." . requisite beiMi and of supplying steam power and S t . 100 L . inibi ,„ ... I T . 4 .6 1„. 742 766 731 6 1 100 , M. 1 British Atietnilia Gehl all - - 371, 381, 371 • ditto 001 D LITER OM-14NA Mown. se hmierted item anschinery to dye the sewage , when collected at the toe 191 Do. DAM 5l II Os 25 . 00 10 *Sethi Dee 13.5 51 6 18, 174, 1, j, i. Tu mrdlatial gelatine/nil le !wryer Mosedweed. 77 =f l aa marsh, into the River Thames at high water." 3 De wee Riding Uske - - 10, ,SS tßrubsp.tles.slsl.pos 231 3 2 Frees th rd lae Priss b Mania 11 wad bilwiedalhallal Mr. Timings, in reply to the objections against the 11l 11 Landes and Blackwell.. 71 SI 71 6.000 SO Do.Coseas and (mist's all 111 account, 31at Januar ell deres.-Piate, Is.: quoits, te. 11.600 IS Do. St. John Del Rey 15 29 SI SO French Scrip close plea, urged that there was ample testimony tbat it woul I ..at• 100 im a prightell. 1115.0cual 106 107 • IMATISO'II COD LIVES on, ingented direct from Newland._ mmomplish the object is view, and, if faithfully corned out, " 122 10 esel "elk Wooten MI aii 1001 1 210.. 1 Carsos's Creel' .. -., . Do. for Beer, OO,OOO 1 Via.Core.Mitt.On.,Jess sWs par hake the lag Oath,. pale, periled... 'We nearly m taltel"%.BLlw• effectually drain the districts of Southwark and Lonhath. 10 16 D .. Fifth , . asst IL i liag• 34 ' ""• i quarts . la ""; -/.4 " a """""" -"'" - He was gads willing to fall is with the views of the con- is 24 Do.ElOsh,MAndE. (C.) 1 die. 1 pm gimm wenn.loo,ooo 6 'Colonial Uold . Ceder. tar the ... try I m a m ma w, e a t s omit/ewe =niacin, and allow the motion to stand es amended, the 12 4 31 Do. Ws Cog** IS 15 17 ODD LIVER mi.." malt of which he hoped would be, that they would tome St- fop londan k t s th Westin 11l 111 . 1 1 1 1 i Aso,coo St. +Copper Misers of Eng. an 50 53 that city were much in earnest to the great neetion , and direct all their efforts SO 424 Do. 1236 40 34 Ds £49 S7 . 70,000 tng.RA all 111 rent rate was 13.51 Thi. day is pabllebrd,Rvo. Is., morel towards carrying it out. is alt landeroderry&Ennkaiffien - - 23,000 i trortusa A LETTERto the DUKE of NEWCASTLE. Mr. Cesium's sod Mr. °Prop. made some observations, et. too Hawthaeber.,M.tasolnds. 11 231 100,6 s 1 Orme Nugget Van Reg. WI 4 1 181 ; and on St.. Yeti I Leolon :W. H. Deleon. Cade t s:ratted. and Dr. Sayer agreed to withdrew his amendment. SS all jtiMares, Pio. I 5 4 10 , 000 20 +General 1 Mr. Joarnote then moved an amendment, recognniog St- 100 HE ELgliftl b a tted. freIdRAI I H : Was it . i ' tdotl the seem° of high-level drainage ; but it not being 1 3 1. 10 : Maki& awl DM,- 41 43 seconded, PH to the ground, 1 um 0. WeeL (Ire) 23 221 DIM Iliftilasea. - - I i,ons Wow. 10,060 Great rolgootli Liberty *Linares - - all - - all 7ft 71 to 12.40, in response ported as prevalent w ade d by p ro s„„ or wi e m a g vue r By W iima n po lasaa i n After some observations from Mr. Wall), who did not con- 104 , 41 somas e t aa2 c o mb , - _ 10,000 lialtardan I 1 1 die We ale enabled eider it would be wise to precipitate a decision, the motion si 81 N emues bm g o y g a m e .. 2dm2 p m 191 0 15 talariquita w. H. Smith and 800, 134 and 137, Snead. Lonrho. was agreed to ; and the court, which had eat Irons one till 15 191 VempeetAbseglSHerefurd It 9 Ws GPO I. New Granada In one vol.. 111usarsiad by numeral. York for Hamburg, I STING titre Is V S'ATION of the r triATTßlC half-past Eve, then adjourned. 50 a Newry end flaablitTes_ _ - If 31 IMMO 177.1.1nares Min. Stn.C•. all - - ORAFII. Edited by trauma Iforeasolet Coos; Esq. to a s NewryWarreapolat =ca. - - 300,u0 , Nouvreu Monde BL 10, Serie& To be hest at all the Libraries IRELAND. Is IS Da. Mew - - SO Neetriern Osnaties Union 4 111 Me 100,00 110,0 e Port Phillip Quartz Rook 1 1 WI 1 precautions taken i...: THE NEW NOVEL 8, --4.- Bt. 106 Myth HMIS PUBLISHED by HURST and BLACEETT. DUBLIN, JAN. 23. 16 16 Werth Deem Ate. 1 . 8 9 10,cee 13 into. New .. .-_. ... ... all 6 7 „ of war," are thus es Boerespors to Mr. C.lburn, 13. Gnat Ilartborourbatreet. The Cork mail, due at half-past 4 o'clock this :ar 8. .. 1 il=s , : 1 7... 50 &snag° de Cubs lll 4 41 MAMMON; or, The Hardship. of an Heiress. By Mrs. Owes. 50,01.• 1 lonUi Aurtralhn all I 11 The annual retur ilnmerlistelyl morning, has not arrived up to the time (7 h. 40 m., st. leo N. Issems-Berewk . .... 73 7; 764 4 5, 0 0 0 10 Ile Croft oa•Latola MASCOT?. By L. Rowe ; Dedicated to Prof. Arteue. a.m.) at which lam obliged to close this despatch, the 33 93 De' Eeteellee • S i 3 ale 43,174 MA6I Melted Mezken ll 34 3 about 5,973,5001., I HSI BERT LAKE. By the Author of • ' Anne Upart," 23 13 Do. O.N E. herr. IWs WOO 1 Waller ANTIPODES ; or, The New Elitism • Tah of Rest UN. By a delay arising, it is presumed, from the difficulty of SO all Do. Leeds .......121IS ' "000 1 Wan Mariposa all i 5,594,5001. in 1852. ?in ci rritt.r.io tinsitAND. By Hrs. OBIT. making up and deepstching the heavy Australian olt. 1 00 Do. Tett .....». 33 34 W 60 North London * Tranahrahle by ramped deed. though not mark* BAODALEN HEPBURN. Hy the Author et "Mums{ Staliland.- mails brought by the Great Britain, which put into 10 ell Do. New lOL lasares . par Ipm incresee is in sugar TOR CURATE Or oVERTON. THE SECIte.T HISTORY of • 2101:61111OLD. 13y the author or Q'ieenatown yesterday. All that is, therefore, yet 10 171 North ataftwdeldree. " Alba Wentworth: Iles the Pro.) known here of her arrival is the brief statement 20 It North Writers 6 Si lit lo North & Bootee L June. 4 dist 4 pea Lissom the frost continued transmitted by telegraph lest evening, namely, that St 100 Oxfoni, Wore., Sr Waver. 314 314 Na Oh. Balm. Pa ' g wiem heeireee de " closed, steamers diet roetpabliesso. ant and Improved Edition Loft le. 96 96 yesterday. to.day. THE CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION ; being she brings 180,000 ounces of gold, and 269 passen- At 1 1 , 4 50 seettia l° 3lllB9 m Ce m etre l 6 . 6 6l Si .-., - ---.---- -- ----- -....-. London were in del 'Series of Paer.,proiendni the m oo d proinisent aed Important bare, all well. Also, that her cargo comprises 642 10 le firewesury ass Reward a 9 11,6,0 40 Australasia . hordes! Point. tot e .. Treatment of the Inseams By F. H. litAlle Dee. bales of wool 3 hales of cotton, 120 casks of tallow, St. 1110 - Mike-- ....... 45 47 - - N.D., reins of the cella r . of Phyrielme., 1,4. zlennue Plush:lan to the . - ._.. 10,000 50 ahitlsh North American all - - The receipts of Devoe l3 14 1 21 Royal lairmary ter Inenremot leo Chose, le. and 108 packages of merchandise. The Great Britain r i 1 7 2 Mater. Also. by the same Author, peat 10a. ad. wan 82 days on her passage from Melbourne to so tie seam Wan _ 241 29 50,000 10 Chart. Bank of India, A TREATISE os ASTHMA sad DISEASES.' the HEART. Australis, and Mae . 3 - - die sterling, making a Undoes : Lowman and Co. Queenstown, her latest dates being to the 28th a I ama Taal" mar 6 $7 61 23 ell ellisles wad Dernegton . U 30,0m 100 Colombia . ... 15 - - the Ist of August. October. The Australian markets are stated to be is 21 ThemesikesetDesinMill. a 11 13,0110 Intl , 53mntorelal . W 1 . ,0tir.. 20 - - Land shares to d THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING all bad. An outbreak had occurred at the Ballarat 39 ell Isis onlialk 13,000 20 Lea. Chart. Bank of Aust. 10 21 211 tions. In Bank she PAPER, pries 3d. diggings; there was no other news. * at wangled en gunny , 31 11 10.000 20 Ditto New - - SO all Waterbed sad Unmask . 21 13 was an advance of Mersa fennel, the adroesteof free enuMwee end 10,000 Sc !sedan and County ll - - MrHeauM 20 all West ILeedon w.nog 30 London .1 lot Week _. 10 - - New South Wales. MI 16 Wilt Omuwall II 6 5 Mlllarailmt esd value ot ita mast news -In the sccoracy of its 80.0001(10 Locate and ernemiester 20 - - flat at 2j to 21. R Iswespern and la the varied mercantile and eommerclal Informs- 10 3 W.Hialeflon.k aped Ir. - - en liniirdiathe city, railway, end cnonasszy sreleles-thls paper MUSIC. 10,000;10 , 0 Nat. Fro!. of Knglend . 33 - - 10,10 e 20 0n.,. New - - has been dealt in at --..-- - 20,000 30 Midtown of Ireland - - 102 1 to 103 ; the CI Iin g6 I.I I%3RRENPONDENTB AT Ist 5 iIEAT OF WAR. 20,000 20 New South Wales IRS FORMCII 14111C71 18 ESL! ABLd AND IMPARTIAL M. JULLIEN ' S CONCERTS .- M. Inllien'a u Mozart ?HEIRLOOM MURAL U 573 23 Orisst.Barikemporatko all 37 89 1111 115 wishlatellY eery s•Pest of shinnies le the 1541105 now WNW Festival," lest night, was not less 'accents' than his Beet- st. 100 Aberdeen - - OM tabby every Overland Mail sad it metal= leo Do. No. 2, 7 per Ct. - - THE ONLY DAILY MINING 1111.01 T, hovers and Mendelseohn Festivals have been. Every part ::: io , C .„,,,,,„„, n n n .......... 911 50, 000 6 Royal Australian Back. THIS ] wia Mt el passe. of the theatre was crowded to overflowing ; and Mozart's 18 Is Chester sad Holyhead .. - -log and Gold Imp. Co. 1 - - The English ate V UCLUDVI ALL OFFENSIVE AVISS2IIIIIIIIIII7II. beautiful pines, which formed the first pert of the concert 4 all Ceell se° Sada .2 . 24 AMC 16 douth Australia 25 39 41 It is maw, ledmiendent, sal thoonh ydoodor try mare Own slaty 1 6 all Dend.Parel,St Aber MM. s e Aar 23 Uwoo of Australia manna see etas emsemesearies, leii mem bae. browskodody were listened to with deep attention and the warmest to IDA Anglian Clam • 61t. - - 11,0070 - Do. New l2 7 II 71 for the 18th Februe and aatahaaaa °alm air lila "WNW lal Piam al applaugis. These pieces were, the Overture to the St- 108 Dls M. awe 11 . 6 re Ct• - - 60.680 N Hokin of Latham ... - - the present coot* Mlietar mem. Bt. IN De. do. Clam C, 7 pct' Ct. - -pm -- Its be manse ea, haelledler et awe, ea la the Miss lar at Zinsberfiete; the symphoey in B flat, performed y. Cos. Exts.,s pe.,No 11 1 1 pm MISCELLANEOUS. transactions are re Inefinikoiewneneem. menneem. lanlea. entire; the aria, "L'Addlo," sung by Miss Denb y ; Me do. No. I Closing le now 91Z to 1 ILI. 11Miedlg be wagurbseelft eVideling the ppm by eveMeg lo le DIA Ilmr I por OW. Stook 12 II " 125 13 pint at assimed pilee. the pubriber will, ca • km* re the sonata in B flat for pianoforte and violin, ae wo wiaLumws g. / . 676 . _ _ N a Sh. Mtrosuutwove. Pd. Priem Basin= done d uee d h ave b een ( ram et aressesub may Is Niggly it, at lea . ii pad played by Madame Play.' and Bram; and the symphony se. IN leet "-- ~ - - 7sltesoeT• te'day. Three per Cents., a la advance ar readies mem in C (called the Jupiter) Moo performed entire. The 3 ell 1131491 W"T oulim e° 9 368 - 4 . 6 3 t h i et. - 55 a ft IN Effe.,lbitl, 61 20,000 23 smaratisa Airlealtarel 174 334 *44 to 212; India Stock sympboaies were played with immense fi re and apirjt. so . lee Hesse Hiram a Net 114 116 12,304 & Austrians's Pacific Mall -.- - at 99Z ; Exchequer AILY NEWS FORWARDEDtotheCOUNTRY _by 4V6111710 POUT, at 111 e. 6d. per qr., payment In dram, 1 - .) OHS MADDOX, 10, Opus Aiteay.st, RegenVe.park, B os ue s ius of tne Jupiter were t re a though . _Ser of the teovemests (especially the first allegro M. 103 1 3 e• 11 Pei es" , )ak good deal quicker than we at ifi pat. pm. .... lel 111 st. 10 C 0.44 per owit. i . too toi Ito 9 5.,e0e 10 , inewalwa Balsa Mail.. all - - 5.5,00 t lo Oeriln WMerworts ..... 51 31 :a dip so Britian Amorioin Lend__ 40 -' - SO 000 6 altAool,Alak Red.Co 1 - - India Bonds at 110 Foreign stocks A and News Arose. have been accustemed to hear them -so quick, indeed, that 124 24 Do.3p.et.se re d . Ph A 4pm 111,00. 100 Canada. 61 a l l GeStank Nesern(l)E4ghtho - - - nothing but the extraordinary executive powers of the band 6 „ 2 omott.twoknootwa2pa 6 52 zd DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. eould have prevented some degree of hurry and Bt. 160 Do. tea redrew.% p.eL 94 96 „ e ir i slt pe l :"d e a ;. lll6 To e : . V i m ; 7 1164 i ? t s7j u g e 7p=lit outgrips. Even as it was, the ear was not suffered to ::: I: 0 ,1 : ,-.& b re d r - ",.. 4 P01: : I ; r i e . L' ni • d 200,000 6 .yrgel raise 130.000 4 Crystal Mote of Frame. 4 - pm. 50,61 1 Deets hen Ore i - Mexican is quotei Three per Cents., 1 News Areal, Is, Tsesple:reet, Whiter:ism dwell sufficiently on Mozart's round and beautiful • all Do. Bits . Pref. Shares ... 91 la 1,, Mom 2.. Beim asset - - Cents., 100 to 11 21,004 25 eletedehkgraph melodies. /dim Dolby he" made the charming air , 1 0 all De. amass r/tl 4 lib- 3 94 , st 105 se MON 15 Omni Mu Navigation 14 - - have wen dealt in i ' AILIr NEWS LENT TO READ, in Londe*, ' vt. too Do. Mint Gua Stool 7l 73 . "L'Aidio," eatirely her own ; else sang it ezquintely, and 'l i i ell ,),,, m a i m Um. at l". "4"1"r.-81.1" by 7401"41:40 bi lattt i .tre, it was loudly encored. The sonata in B flat, a composition iti ell Des do. 165. - WINO DO, 19a. 101 per qr.-B. ADAMS. 9, ILI 1 „ 10 all Do. do. do. .. 1 91 1 " 141 ad - - COM 20 trash Illsellroot Sneer lO - - 30,101 10 Medlememose EleeLTel all - - per Cents. at 90 ; I at 361. .-- Welrmilmater, SOWS Um& in which great brilliancy la combined with the utmost 16 II Lamisableeklieelts.r . • • 1 od u 28,000 10 Modem h OLAnieriese 964 61 50,000 1 Selma hilat.B•-m. Fuel all - 0 delicacy and refinement, was played, we may say as well as St. Cos Mee est en& Meek- 136 IN ad 50,000 10 Ndhsehells land . 5 1 11 BAYSWATER.. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO possible, by Madame Playa's and Ernst. The audience it 100 tana l""kr i ln .w rev u l e i ll e rr -e -r: 73,000 2 11.1. Wales Coale inter. READ; and supplied to the ... 0 , 7 b y ...l ei teed , at 19•14 t. applauded it vehemently, sad moored the final rondo. Of SO 4 lewheitNeerren. . - 21 Bpa Seem Navigation co.. 1 - - = r e To.. ter, paid to adrenal. M. BURBICE , Grove.twreee, West. 11l ell LandenderrylkOder. 1 eh. - - 166,717 1 Nor* Brit. Australasiss .It 1 1 nalMareat. this seetert Wit may say what we sold of the Beethoven 124 all Inadmikrerklswildcieb - - 11,000 20 Norilltof !mope Strum. 121 - - Great quietude mew 3 PlieMeollineral all 24 11 21 night-that we scarcely expect to bear anything equal to 1 1. .11 m e naM IsUnAllewltli. 124 II So PenincelmkOriestnter. so - - mining stock me it denial; the approaching season. It only remains for M. 6 44 Da SS --.--- I iPm woe a Peellmd kaaoompany.. ..11 1 31 beyond a few occa SPORTING. 124 mi SbeiskOmilds.• In Ct - - Jellies to give • " Haida Festival "-a concert Belittled st lea t wi t - ad otaa sa t ti o e, i n 12 2 1 100 Mpg Men Maas 6O 60 62 The gold minis 4.-MOM 1 S. le. all 1 8 1 2 11 from the works of the father of modern orchestral music. 161 114 DIU* Prefrimes 44* c. 14 IWs 1 Ile. New 1 IPm any busied* BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TIIESDAT. sub a conceit might he made most interesting sad 15 WM Ambellaa Land% 15 se n 3 all Mats Pret 4 per cent 4 42 10 ell Nub& Debestures Poe shares in mss Then was a numerous attendance to-day, and • fair a n cs etive. sad we trust that at Dome future period is. too Ds. het 0 raret.. si. lr e46 1 4 64 / :a n /LW 1 Mthweeles Wag. Berlp . .11 1 1 amount of business transacted, Rotherham taking • decided t we 1 Do._ BA _Watered all 1 1 tatione (which, hot 6... 160 Do. 5 p @Litman lead for the Chester Cop-10 to 1 was laid at the cogs. M. maims will keep it in view. St. IN North British - - than nominal), are Mieneement, at the close 23 to 1, takers. For the Two Thousand Guineas , St. Hubert was backed PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY .- It is now announce d so. 100 N.Eael-Bere.host.lPref . es 02 .-- ... -..._ . that Herr Richard Wagner has bees engaged as the non- lie I t De . o. Losoo d % o.w . N ft o . l l _. B _ Ol KIM Itsi Van DismerfelLema MI 11 IS Cuichote Copper, f to 1 per share; C - -v, Ilhorndo Canner_ 0 JULLIEN'I3 Concerti.—M. hallien's 6 ' Mozart Festival," lest night, was not less snecemfal than his Beet- at. births and Mendelssohn Festivals have been. Every part r t. - of the theatre was crowded to overflowing ; and Mozart's Is beastifel pisses, which formed the first pert of the emelt, wage ISOM' to with deep attention and the warmest la appkiess, nese pieces were, the Overture to the st. acrearfiM; the symphony in B flat, performed es entire; the aria, "L'Addio," sung by Miss Dolby; the month in B fiat for pianoforte and violin, g, *yid by Madame Pleyel and Bract; and the symphony ta C (tolled the Jupiter) also performed satire. The e t. spaphentsa were played with Immense fire and spirit, ft. thong\ elm of the movements (especially the first allegro St-1 of the Jupiter) were taken a good deal quicker than we A L law bees asaustomed to hear them—so quick, indeed, that I% within but the extraordinary executive powers of the band s r mad have prevented some degree of hurry and St. aosfasion. Even as it was, the ear was not suffered to r ‘ • dwell sufficiently on Mozart's round and beautiful melodies. Miss Dolby has made the charming air, IC "L'Aldio," smartly her own ; she sang it exquisitely, and was loudly encored. The sonata in B flat, a composition in which great brilliancy is combined with the utmost : 1 datioacy and refinement, was played, we may say as well as St. peosible, by Madame Playa'. and Ernst. The audience applauded it vehemently, and encored the final rondo. Of to ids concert we may say what we said of the Beethoven l' sight—that we scarcely expect to hear anything equal to to during the approaching season. It only remains for M. lallien to give a " liaida Festival "—a concert selected 7 1 .‘ from the works of the father of modern orchestral mask. W Such a concert might be made most interesting sad attractive, and we trust that at some future period M. 'allies will keep it in view. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETT.—It is now announced that Herr Richard Wagner has been engaged as the win doctor of the Philharmonic concerts of this season, in the room of Mr. Ccra. Herr Wagner is a musician of the greatest contiaental reputation. He hes distinguished him self, not only by many writhe belonging to the highest breaches of his art, but by his labours in musical literature end criticism. In this country his music, as re, is very little known ; but the question of its merits has divided the wholes( Germany into two parties ; the one party extolling it to the skies, while the other hold it to be altogether fan tastic and extravagant. Wagner seems, in 001 respect, to be in the same pceition as Berlioz; the wsition, for a time, of every man, of a bold and original genius, striking out new forms of art, for which his age is net prepared, and which, consequently, are not immediately comprehended and appreciated. But, whatever controversy there may be respecting Herr Wagner's music, it is admitted on all hands that, as an able and experienced musical director, he has so superior in Germany. UNION.—This society has announced • ado of eight concerts during the ensuing season; the take place on Wednesday, the 31st inst. Herr salsa been engaged es thetionduetne,anoMee for which tta IliralMina in London is better qualified. The concerts we to be bold in the Hanover-square It Joms, instead of Exeser Hall, as heretofore. Among the works promised desiss the seas,n are, the Messiah, the Creation, the Sees aw" • ' , the LoApeesif Acia and Galas,. Beethoven's =of /Mew, A. iValintrgie Nicht, Bossini's steba e gad symphonies, concertos, itc , by Mozart, Beet ling.. Bennett, and other eminent composers. all xerlp a scanna.,, 100 Ditto Prelims, lip. aLL Ditto43l Ref 4 per all Norfolk Waal 100 Do. Pref. 4 p 100 Do. 3 pet.lia 110 North British 100 Pl.lWat.—Dar w.4p.at.Tra Do. do. do. 13 Do. Lads 6p. aL 140.1 9 Do. Do. Qom., 1446 • 10 Do. Yorklik6 Parch all Nark e afiordabire 100 Oat Ware.lVe , 01.131.6p.at all easideCatral New PreL all *Mk ems 14 DEM Plael 44 pis Cad all SSW (IluLAis.,Sl.o.B) 100 Dino 44par 0t..... mil IlostliWalee saiL44 p. seat all shorerkAimpontr- - 11 ataalied , " -- 4 IP' HEWING AT MANCHESTER.—TIMADAT. There was a numerous attendance to-day, and • fair mount of hasians tran-acted, Rotherham taking a decided lead for the Chester Cop--40 to 1 was laid at the com menonnent, at the close 25 to 1, takers. For the Two Thou.a•d Ouineu, St. Hubert was backed •e 601. at 3 to 1, and there were offers to take 6 to 1 about Bowan Morn. We have no other change to notion. CHESTER CUP. 25 to 1 apt Rotherham (t) 2.5 to 1 The Reiner (t) 33 to 1 Arthur Wellesley (t) 40 to 1 Bracken (t) 40 to 1 Brown Brandy (t) • 60 to 1 Little Harry (t) 60 to 1 Brinklow (1) 60 to 1 Rajah (t) 60 to 1 The Early Bird (t) 60 to 1 Llanfords (t) 60 to 1 Dslkeith (t) 66 to 1 Muscovite (t) 88 to 1 Virago (t) 88 to 1 The Kalb. (t) 66 to 1 P•mienstone (t) 1000 to 10 Lady Palmerton LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 14 to 1 eget Houton (t) 16 to 1 Bastion (t) 20 to 1 Dalkeith (t) 20 to 1 Retail (t) DERBY. 8 to 1 apt St. Hubert (t to 601.) 11 to 1 Oracular' E (t) 12 to 1 Ds Clan (t) 12 to 1 Lord of the Islas (t) 16 to 1 Moreau (t) 26 to 1 Bonnie Morn (t) 60 to I Prince of Wales (t) 60 to 1 Rambling Katie (I) TWO THOUSAND GUINEA& 3to 1 &gat St. Hubert (t) 9 to 2 Bunn Morn (off) F THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS AND THE MILITIA. —A case has just come before the Norwich ramie - trate', in which Mr. William Tiffin, landlord of the Waggon and Homes tavern, was charged with wine Insulting language to Lieut. Bedingfield, of the West Norfolk Militia, and with not behaving with proper consideration to the men billetted on him. Lieut. Bedingfield, in bis evidence, stated that on the 17th inst. one of his men complained to him that be was not allowed to smoke in the defendant's hone* at which he was billetted ; and with the view of province the accuracy of the complaint, he went down to the tavern with one of his sergeant.. The defendant on being questioned spoke of the militia—both offieen and privates —in very dicrespeetful terms, and declared he would tuns them all out of his house if they said much to him. In reply to the inquiries of the magistrates, he said he was sorry if he had insulted Lieut. Redingfield, but he was rather excited at the time. The fellows quartered upon him were • great nuisance in his house, as they persisted in smoking in the kitchen when cooking was going on, sfter being requested to go into the porter room, which wee quite good enough for them, and was used by hie other cus tomer,. The Mayor (Kr. B. Chamberlain) asked the man who had complained that be was not allowed to smoke whe ther it was true that he had frequented the kitchen at cook ing times ? The man having admitted that he had done so , the Mayor said that although the officers of the militia must be protected from insult in the discharge of their very arduous duties, the men must not put publicans to unneces sary trouble and inconvenience. If the defendant would make a suitable apology to Lieut. Bedingfleld, the 01141 might be dismissed. The nesenekt was at once made sad se septed, and the can terminated. ATROCIOUS OUTRAGE.--DERBT, TUESDAT.-A 111 113 ~~~ LINES LARD AT anlaseare ea 11= Urn* lb Limit LW. too IluldsOmillet ____ . 1 ; telailloalkX.O ti Lur 100 Puri Writ IS Oise= lor Dom Toros (loseol to Ot. Wadies) SO HollbodyiLlfsolikSlPtio Ds. aims dorm plow . IS} Ladle ma li gisn i nee' SO Ot aild tivessono Otlttoi taimOsltOws.llporOnt. (WNW llofta) toe) Diti• MOM 4= Is Lally (loosol opal= W.IIs11L) all ▪ MOW War .31 SO meet brutal outrage hesust been ooramitted Ice Derbyshire, about twelve mi les from the county town. On Tuesday night, this 16th instant, as an honest industrious labnurer (an Irishman) was returning to his lodgings, at Skeet Moor, near Alfreton, hating been to Sum meroot to purchase provisions, he was waylaid by three men, who beat him about the head with a rail mitt they forced out one of his eyes. After ill•using him until be was insensible, sad taking his mosey from him, they were about to complete the entente by throwing him down a cod pit, when tallier returning from his work alarmed them, and the poor fellow sou taken home , and lingered until Aulday last, when he died. Daring hoteryals of reason it is sa id he told who his murderess are, and three man have been Skim fate custody. The body awaits as hapset. Taz “ MARCO Polo "_The advices per the Great Britain steamer announce the arrival, os her fourth voyage, at Milhous', of the celebrated Black Ball ship Marco Polo. The worst, though protracted, we. satisfactory—as several Ihrst-eissa ships which sailed some time previously had not made their appearance at but accounts. She landed her at Melbourne-667 in number — in good health P aLT l Zll v :stisfled with the voyage. She was to leave Mel- bonnie on her homeward trip on the Erd of December, and her curly apparatus in the Mersey may be looks I for. She *will immediately oyes her arrival be again placed oe the berth kir Melbourne as the Black Bail liner of the sth of Ala POE THE PUNCH ASSY IN THS Cmitaa.—rhe Morsitsur publishes • letter from Moss of the 19m, in which it is said • soberription for medlolt Ilnleptt, not in money, but in goods. to tho French fighting in the Crimes, was consinsawd a few days ago is triozin sp ce of 11 a proneia ft ut iTubeenimsoccer. fi t rst list ch of subsoriben, whi &TOTAL PALACII, JAM. 23.-Bmumiro Makatea $llll. at the Axes, 3003; 'dolmen by mem Wks% exchange on _ has avanced to 12.1. Gene rally in the continental markets Austrian and Spa nish securities are weaker, whilst Russian are re inarkably well supported. Consols opened at 911 to & for the Bth Feb., de clined to 911, and closed at 911 to 4. For money the final quotation was 911 to 1. The official business report,is as follows :—Three:pee Cent. Consols, 911, 4,4, 4; ditto, for account, Bth Feb., 911, 1, 4,1, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 1,1, 4, 4. New Three per Cents., 921, 911, 92, 91/. Long Annul expiring in 1860, 4 5-16, 4Z; Annuities of 30 years, 1859, 4 3-16; ditto, 1860, 4 3-16. Three-and a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds falling payable in 1859, 991, 4. Business is also recorded in the Five per Cent. Annuities at 117. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. to 7s. premium; and India Bonds 11s. to 14s. premium. In the foreign stock market the chief feature was a decline in Spanish securities, consequent upon the less satisfactory character of the advices from that country, which were interpreted as pointing to a probable renewal of disturbances. Turkish, not withstanding the flatness of the English funds, closed a shade better than yesterday, at 761 to 1. Other descriptions wets quiet. Sales are recorded as follows:—Belgian Four-ancla-Half per Cents., 94 (exchange, 25f.). Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61/, 62. Mexican Three per Cents., 21, 211. Portuguese Four per Cents., 421. Sardinian Five per Cents., 86. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 37, 371, 381, 371 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 18, 171, 1,1, ;Z. Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds, for account, 31st January, 781. French Scrip closed much the same u yesterday, at 31 to 4 prem. The foreign exchanges continue to exhibit a favour able tendency, especially as regards Paris. Bilk. on that city were much offered at 25.324 to 35 at three months, and 25.05 at short. On Hamburg the cur rent rate was 13.51 to 1 ; on Amsterdam, 11.171 to 181 ; and on St. Petersburg, 354 to 36. '1 he quota tions on Vienna and Trieste stood at 12.30 to 35, up to 12.40, in response to the more uneasy feeling re ported as prevalent at Vienna. We ale enabled to state that large quantities of English lead are now in course of shipment at New York for Hamburg, to be sent from that port to St. Petersburg. This trade, we are informed, has been conducted with the greatest activity of late. The precautions taken by our government to prevent the enemy from being supplied with articles "contraband of war," are thus evaded. The annual return of the French customs and in direct taxes shows a total receipt in the year 1854 of about 5,973,5001., against 5,664,3001, in 1853, and 5,594,5001. in 1852. These figures show a steady, though not marked or rapid increase. The chief increase is in sugars. Hamburg letters of the 19th inst. mention that the frost continued, and the river was considered closed, steamers discharging at Oluckstadt. Bills on London were in demand at 13.11. Russian stocks were firmly held. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the sth inst. were 6,7991. *tiding, making a total of 138,5991. received since the lit of August. Land shares to day were quiet at former quota tions. In Bank shares, the only variation of moment was an advance of 11. in the stock of the Bank of New South Wales. Crystal Palace shares remain flat at 21 to 21. East and West India Dock stock has been dealt in at 118 ex div. ; London Dock, at 102 t to 103 ; the Canada Company's Stock, at 105 ; and Peninsular and Oriental Steam, at 54 to 541. THIS DAY—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market is rather firmer to day, and prices have recovered k per cent. Consols for the 18th February were dealt in at 911 to 1, and the present quotation is 911 to 1. For money transactions are recorded at 911 to 4, and the price is now 911 to 4. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in at 911 to 911 ; the New Three per Cents., at 913 to 92; Bank Stock, at 210 to 212; India Stock, at 223; Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 991; Exchequer Bills, at 41. to 7s. prem.; and India Bonds at lls. prem. Foreign stocks are inactive, with little change in price. French Scrip is supported at 34 to 44 prem. Turkish is rather higher, at 761 to 4. Mexican is quoted 21 to 1 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 18; and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. Peruvian Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 51; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 90 ; and Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 361 --e.--- TDB/DAY EVIIII2IO. Great quietude bas prevailed today in the home mining stock market, which presents no feature beyond a few occasional transactions. The gold mining shares remain dull, with scarcely any business. Por shares in new undertakings the current quo tations (which, however, are in most cases little more than nominal), are subjoined: Culchote Copper, Ito per share; Jamaica Copper, to I per share; Cologne Lead, 6-16 to 7-16 per share; Lhurode Copper, to 1 per share; Iberian * dis. to par; Oberahof, *to per share; Peninsu lar Mining, Ito i dis.; ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), dis. to par; Sag Fernando, 3-16 to 5-16 per share ' • Great Crinnis, i to 'du.; Lackamor Copper. to * per sha re ; Duston Iron Ore, par to prem.; Ballygoneen, *to per skate; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 1-16 to 3-16 per sh ; Adelaide Laud and Gold, * to i per sh.; Port Royal (of Jamaica), to * per share ; (treat Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, Ito per share; British Aurraliaa Gold, to I per share ; Gladbach Zinc, to per share; Lake Bathurst Gold, 1.16 to per share; Australian Consols, 3 16 to 5 16 per share; London and Virgteia Gold and Copper. * dis. to par ' • Wildberg Con sole, 1* to lt per share • L'Aigle d'Or, 1-16 to 3-16 per share; New Grenadian Land and Tru.t. 1* to 11 prem. ; Poltimore, 3.16 to 5.16 per share ; Wheal Kitty (St. Agues), 31 to!} per share. F ii ; IS e el 111 N 1,1 111 11 ad IS4 II zd ai s as.l N xi .no SS Prides . e•:~_ "ittf„lriardeablrirk) Mae idiom NO Mime. & N 082&& si Owe Surtlien) a. IllmallOoffEakellserd to Ws. Wand 30 Weer Itilis•porgies: (sisol ins.wort.) 111 DIN* WEN & bell& THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares remain dull. Agua Fria shares are quoted 1 to / ; Nouveau Monde, Ito ; Colonial Gold, 2 to 1 ; and Great Nugget Vein, / to /—all per sh are. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 33 to 34; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Australa sian, 1 to ; and Scottish Australian Investment, / to 1 prem. St. John Del Rey shares have been dealt in at 30; I Cobre at 50; and Linares at 71. FISH HATCHING IN FRANCE—The French Mi nister of Agriculture, Commerce, and Public Works paid a visit a few days since to the College of France, to scansion the apparatus for hatching fish established by H. Cnete. He found 250,000 recently hatched fish, 150,000 of which bad only just been brought up from the establishment at Unpin guen. All this large number was conveyed to Paris at the same time, and with a scarcely perceptible low. It consists of summon trout, trout from the lakes, salmon from the Shine, and trout from the Swiss lakes. GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTSRN RAILWAY. Traffic for week ending law 20, 11365, 4,910/ 61. 21. ; r esponding week, WA, 4,186 L ,12a. CkL laereme is 1868, 71/84.18e. ASSOCIATION FOR THE PREVENTION OF BOILER EXPLOSIONS. A numerous and influential meeting of millowners and others employing steam power was held at the Man chester Town Hall, yesterday; Mr. BSNIAMIN NICHOLLS, the mayor, presiding, for the purpose of forming an asso ciation for the prevention of steam-boiler explosions. Mr. Ilzte HOULDSWORTH read the report of a com minim consisting of himself, Mr. Joseph Whitworth, and Mr. William Fairoaire, which was appointed, at • preliminary meeting held some time age, to ascertain the support which the proposed association was likely to meet with. The re port stated that the total number of persons and firms can vassed had been 636, of whom 271 bad expressed approval, and their willingness to become members; 27 had refused, and the remainder had deferred giving in their names until the association was permanently estshlished. The number of boilers owned by those who had expressed themselves ready to join the proposed association had not been accu rate!y ascertained, but it was probably about 1,000. This report was unanimously agreed to. Mr. BOULDSWORTH then moved, "That an association be formed, under the title of the Association for the Pre vention of Steam Boiler Explosions, and for Effecting Economy in the Raising and Use of Steam." He said the idea of establishing this association had originated in great degree from a feeling of regret at the lamentable loss of life, resulting from frequent boiler explosions, and it was evident from the rapid extension of the system of high pressure working, that unless tome steps were taken to render it more safe, these accidents would probably increase rather than otherwise. Au improvement could only be effected by a system of inspection, end although he had no morbid intipaihy to government inspection, ye. he thought it would be mach better if manufacturers would endeavour to make the desirable amendment themselves, by en inspec tion under their own contra ; and if they went to the ex pense of establishing this, he thought there were other matters connected with boilers which might , properly be added to the duties of the inspec tors. iTbey might collect and disseminate informa tion and suggestions for improvements in the direction of safety, and endeavour to arrive at a system of greater per fection in the combustion of steam-boiler furnaces, so as to pr duce greater economy of fuel, and relieve the manufac turing districts from the dense volumes of smoke, which were the result of the very imperfect combustion hitherto attained. Mr. EDMUND ASHWORTH seconded the motion. Mr. THOMAS COOLS thurght the objects of the emacia tion litre more likely to be attained by limiting its (Aimee to the prevention of steam boiler explosion., and moved an amendment to that effect, which was seconded by Mr. John Oreig, but after considerable discussion, in which it was explained by Mr. Fsirbsirn and Mr. Rooldsworth that the inspection for purposes not immediately connected with the promotion of safety would be entirely permissive on the part of the members whose boilers might be examined, the amendment was negatived by • large majority, and the original resolution was adopte d. The meeting then proceeded to the adoption of rules, which provided that all persons employing steam power within a circuit of 36 miles round Manchester be eligible es members, the business of the association being transacted by a committee of management, elected annually, and haiing an office in Manchester. The expenses of the association are to be met by an entrance fee of 21.; and an annual subscription for the first year of 30s. per boiler in regular use, and in future to be fixed annually at the gsnerel meetings of the mem bers. The duty of visiting and inspecting the steam engines, boilers, and &meets of the members is to be dis charged by a competent engineer as chief inspector, and district sub-inspectors, hut any part of their inspection not connected with the safety of the !viler*, is to be mscle only by the permission of the owners. The committee shell determine what portions of the detailed re sults of inspections are worthy of being reisorded for general information, and to these the members shall have free access, but in the books and reports open to their examination each firm shall be designated by • number, the name being only given by consent. The sphere of the association may be enlarged when it is considered desirable, and parties at a distance may become corresponding members, and entitled to copies of reports, &c., on payment of an annual aubecrip tints of 21. A committee of management for the ensuing year was then appointed, and the proceedings terminated with • vote of thanks to the Mayor. It. has been proposed to extend the knowledge of the principles on which safety and economy in the application of steam depend, by encouraging local associations of work ing engineers and stokers, by occasional lectures, and by medals or premiums for written communications descrip tive of proved and successful improvements. RUSSIAN PRIVATEER.—It is now pretty generally understood that the Russian ship Kamchatka, which ar rived in our harbour a few days ago, is a regular privateer, instead of a peaceful merchantman, as at first reported, her visit to our waters being for the purpose of obtaining stores, their supplies having been cut short by the capture of the ship Silks. The Kunschatka mounts ten guns, and has a crew of 120 men, who appear to be under the best possible discipline. She is said to be an excellent sailer, and has been cruising in the Ochotsk sea in search of English and French whiten, some of which n►rrowly escaped capture. She is a vessel every way calculated fur the business is which she is engaged, and will no doubt make sad havoc amongst the French end English merchant fleet in the Pacifle.—San Francisco Sun, Dec. 6. If the Hamschatka desires to begin her adventures, she will soon find somebody to speak to. The English frigate President, which left two days after the arrival of the Kamechatke, did not go without learning the true character of the latter vessel, and has not left the vicinity of San Francisco, and will re-enter the harbour about the 16th or 20th of this month Besides, the French frigate Aleut. left Callao on the 10th October, destined hither, and is now due. The English steamer Virago will likewise soon be back to OUT harbour. We know that the H+mseba•ka has eight guns and a crew of 100 men, and that she did not come hither for nothing ; but she is watched so closely that if she 1 the harbour she will follow the Silks.—Cal. Chronicle THE WEATHER et the frost was inter which bad the effect of t fares almost imputable. expoeed situation, degrees. 'hare WO , c. skating and sliding persons. About mit _ of York-place. Baker-strut, tine, became 'immerged, salty. Several minor but nothing worth re bad previously been._ east, and the thermometer, marked 26 degrees, The body of the - Hospital, from 81. day removed telWeet on the few demand brittatiss. MR AND TEA pease.—The severity iaterruptad yesterday by a partial thaw. bet of rendering the metropolitan thorcuilw seeable. la the parks, owing • , t, although the thermpme f il th a little preeeptible citing( ing were tamed by m 1 ra j midday, M #.r. Thomas C. •• t , aber-strtwt, while sluktiltßlAW nersed, sad was resetted.ng • deer accidents occurred i •IT , f , • Ve .A 111 roadie& At gusset. • - ma worth-met, earns toe,* 1" V exaceastsr, at tbe ikeiety'a, -"" isileatleg a continues*, ‘;—, . IT: yeses maw conveyed to L Japielevelii, on Saturday. w reetabeeke Hospital, and the joint inquiet!' sad peeks will be held to-day at the latter