The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-13 00:00:00

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D. .11mCsamittm, la UM disk, The MOM* mmammileumtiv mord : .11.6 Me armless Ile amberkedl• mete MOM addltional Mares MDM 0111•110110• 11 mt lif Mk Ilek from same footle( m the oe111111•1•Mhent M WM, Melina from the et their bring mot t emM4hikle Milmelmel Mk mil imuthe UN direekon t ulip m ie eattllkgr i •km jake.thea t• oe. per Mere, MOW wawa ehmeheldere, la MON alemo. o il loS allg jaklllil id mli na lt a lr es etatkre Mane, may - feeseltards- Or meg, . r •,/ I i:I •• 0 • I .t, Aaallmaimee most is made PI SO Were Itedamile . the Seth WWI. - BTUS CUM, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENfII FEBRUARY 13, 185 g. [THREEPEI~E., ~ ,:. SECOND EDITION. SHARE LISTS -. 4 ,.-.. MONDAY Evwiio. The railway share market was quiet daring the =ening, but gave way towards the close, in sym pathy with Consols. Great Western stook was (thistly Bat, although commanding a " baokwarda ewe or Ito 1. La most cues light rates of "eon tango" prevailed. Beyond the arrangements for the settling, little business was done. Midland stook was better on the announcement of a dividend at the rate of 31 per cent. per annum. a{ 30 r SO I) f 3 wan. si 4 da Pa Pu $2 li al t Si Pu ...:w ':: : I 1 li pa 184 MONEY MARKET. iIoNsAT Kvairwo. The English funds were steadily maintained during the morning, bat showed heaviness towards the close, owing to some sales, and to intelligence of a fall at Paris, coupled with unfavourable rumours relative to the operations of the Allies in the Crimea. The market finally closed without recovery, and to per cent. lower than on Saturday. Money to-day wu again in active demand in Lomhrd-street. MINES. MOW( EFINING. In the home mining stock market to day good dividend shares were in request. The inquiries were chiefly for shares in West Seton, West Caradon, United Mines, Wheal Tierawney,, Itioawarne, and North Wheal Trelawney. Baum Wheal Basset have been dealt in at 640, 546, 565 ex,div.; Wheal Mary , • Ann, 34 to 36; Alfred 'Consols, 161 to 161 s Wheals . Mary Ann, 34 to 36; Wbeal' Z,relawney, 33; Wheal Wrey, 6; East Wheel Ewell, 1 . 1 g; gag Wheal Vor, 1 to 1; Nanteos • Penrkw, Cwm Dar • . rem, 6s. Copiaposhares role 11., andPontgibaud 10e.; but then stock of the Blaenavon Iron and Cpl epaipsum• • showed heaviness. [ln consequence of an accident at the "Matte" ace, the venal intelligence was not published in time for port this evening.] loam of noose • Do. Sow Soo loam a:i Do. 'Stigml lipaels,p.ll7 maven. Ow do SO I kabob& Drool Juollia of lens 0:18mkotOmills A One Dolt [await Ad. bin u. Duo andel Dolownot Ooopy.'• Op. ot. Dort Omni of Trion— Ouse bibs Pooloosia... Ito Nati pot oust „ COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday a court was held for the despatch of Was kaiser. On the lath inst. (Thursday next) calls to the aggregate amount of no lees than 725,0001. fall due on the new shares of the Rut Indian and Madras Railway Companies, and will tend to maintain the demand for money, although they have in part been met in advance. OR AUS/MALIA ithil the OOLOWAS.—Light. Al* arab admitex-421301toivs nail/ PO INSPOryliesiltrlieWeisiele raiz, MM. gas Oleic melee bssa es t:a keibisa-ailPelow la jaw.. •WU WA* mafroi esuairalla goo peg imilia r r rums. • 01,11 Pia SWAIM • Oceinlol4 rant totior• sad pipes issa m icla be hr om 5 11 :51 1N0 rett "lit' Vf 4oll ps , l :ho ja Yes sag= lIIIIP Inn brim to 1191X6S tOMPUMILTIA • ill win INDIA DOCK COMPANT. TDB LONDON DOCK CONPANY, AND Tlll ST. LATNAISIJIN'S DOCK COMPANY'S • THIB DAY.—Two o'CLomr. The railway share market is rather firmer to-day, and some oft a heavy stooks haws advanced. Louden mid North-Western is quoted 1001 to ; Great West ern, 66 to ; Midland, 691 to 4; LaisMre and Yorkshire, 741 to # ; Bonth-Remerns, 171 to i ; Cale donians, 301 to 31 ; and Great Northern., 201 to 4. French shares are in elms eases a sh ade firmer. Northern, are quoted 3111 Is 34; &sterns, 32 to I and Paris and Lyons" tot prem. ORDINARY Min AND qi 1 pa Pr 1 Pa r 1 Pla 4; 11 ;111 CM Wed. Orodklim 1.7 81 140. Do- to. 41111. Do. do. VO. do. Do. Malik . e do. 71 000slo 4ellb000 el T co 101 01 21 Ms ear 07 HO es It DI m A i Nitl II pa 42 44 An extraordinary general meeting of the English and Australian Copper Company is called for the 20th inst., to receive the report of the committee of investigation, and to empower the directors to borrow 35,0001. The third annual 'meeting of the Colonial Gold - Company is called for the Ist of March ; the Wallet Gold Mining Company for the 21st inst.i, and the London and VirgiellitObld andChiper Mining Com pany for the 15th inst. Do."II pr 0EL....-- " ipso pul Cimps .. ppm rad Ifiliarnarsn Ntiker_ - . TT EATING'S COUGH LOSSINGE43.—A aerial° ha Vigil , Peassamay Omar: la 1/119. age d Ildaapp.ta drimmap. ties (4/ 4 = positive lailleetica). aes of as. . Is LW* 'la Wlatat (twit, laws saws ras e almara la ha, madiVsad maid fa Imes, de. 144.. aad dna. la. 91., la Id., ed. task by THOIIBII INZITING, Made% &L. No. 75, It. ilea akarebyird. Learioa. Bold retail by all Dauggisaa. ....4ell:::94lfitaagia7CrlO, I N .-.-111 9 Z bini NOM tar deveral years, I ababl lbei se sal maNdadatialmat.iattl I.r t .tact tala yam am to try a UN 11 yea* labials laatagaa, Ddm 6 anal amb rallat.eala Now that I OW Ilsispulla r eme taw mew 99 beeillON- 9 0 5X 9 11 ba i tba t 7 001 40•111 b my prewar Is issmisest IV k i IU ; tho °km stmtodota of we re In ' to sibs dal at tt tie *dm • • . 0 1 aka your mut surarat. . lima. Naatiar. ra? —.-.-....., "I W. a Timm r mop * *4II Wimp p - Da. igair Iltstaar i Lisp (with Igerthies of Frames__ raga VA shares Pd. I BAILWATI. i i ri sTo alli 21 21 li : 1 12 11 112. Ili 14 /41 se is. 111_ 112. 17s - i r•m• I-....-....-.. Paria awl Orlam Pada.Cherbourg Una sod Ham 1.1.4,1! Sql tionehttle- THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoom The prices of the gold miningebaretooa_ more than nominal. _Agin Fen• glares are quoted 1 to; ; Nouveau ?Linde, 1 to 1; Colonial Gold, Ito • II; and Great Nugget Vein, 1 to 1/—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 30 to 31 ex div. ; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Australasian ' 1 dis..to far.; and Scottish Australian Investment, 1 to 1 prem. Copiapo shares hawk_ hsan dealt as at 171; General Mining, at 15]; and United Mexican, at.2l. all IBtr~ wMR 29;~ BirY~l~ U I Ma par If If ea fi• 13i Ise liojal dudish evaalire mei Nam lid Do. % per Cent. Preen it 4P- • 2 611. 6 7 114 144 114 114 29 31 M r W eit limodars Do. Si per Oast. isr gramma of hums ettar!at byttattlial T Tigai 111 184 . -.--- COD CIVIC , loin. is y bspartshalit. mese to as yet Itpisser , vt rtts =211,0s tYM .... Ow Iffettist thst It stay Is VOA as mob el d Mai, Is.: Oats: tr. , • .. • isairprsooo ILIVID•Ont. litystlid Arta . tires Netrfoasd. MA sir Ombra "With pals, partesiL sad sourly tasteless. Hall. = l i s.A=. Ss. id.; oterts. is Isl., Isto.plat Wass, Os., I. emisminem ftsstollsr IMO 4111 ,11 4 I* * !XXATINCVS OOD LICAS 011.. rre DE JONGIVB LIGHT BROWN COD LIM Ott.—Ur park asedeltdretert, mid wally Me + p r as ee lea. repebere tearer v shezeatte, Nay wen. shay by the medial peeterelaa, with ettlaSkery ma am aad tie viers the pile eU bee NAIL ele, be ebtalatdoirbaletpale sal retail, ed AIDIAL iIaIEUNK Oa., 77, Salad. Laadee. De. as jalgleapeie.iparigeeee. *ILO* (10 0a), la ed. 1 Plate ( le ell-1. 11. ed. 1 geleleiee 064. ea. . kRI;I3IIAR. —. by itoyel Letters Palo* at iagiasf, Was iota ol tiaaeals a de IV% aid Mora. . Ma I. li a and aalaaakla Wife Oyalan: f. . aim ==appa emiestat, sse mow se Imam at mid& spiel lon aflase bus .1111101taa emeisis faros theta.' et** hli at a ant If Ss podslim. Triassaaaa. Pa S. Is esett mad, tir.lllo dos et illsookas whisk oft rd= sll taw orampellia If Oa midi amatfFinsea. Ufa& ma. Ms. t, s. aliii 6 4lBlolllo6lllllll 11. lift ar um= at all ma lialrliZt: at taw setar i from by pea fa aella i , Isloamianli k eafaii br :2 = 1 : 1 - X er s: sad Ma. le a Mee Oanbill; gad Oa. a, loar.us. ; a. a Marfaalatfeat. VIIIINOR aismaima Larliatri: g ria; MEW; _ .laialiar finatagfami ;ma Pfmn. ffilfmnar. Us tramesemeemset. it • DIOESTION, CONSTIPATION, sad LIVER MSy SS JAL MORGAN % mum of. WM. LAM MO. MO. Paill=lls4 4 Ur& roldobseqs. Memse, 441, St. Juste's.plpos.lll. n AliiinfEWB FoßwAuDgp Wale COUNTRY met it 1111. Id. p ic qr. mom( Lin Owes. JOHN Vat 10, Uppor Aiburpet, tatoßie, Dooltaines arm.. Agim. - • NKWBAIIrY LENT TO READ, frig P r ami e uL Tza t ' 111741 W. whretr.. ZILT NEWS LENT TO is lambs, tit ars usttut.--111U17 W 11101111 NO st SI Its.id. I)O,LS'. sse cs-11. ARMS. Wass, itattabiallt% Mfflhaimat• , • DAR.-I S AILY W.s LINT VO =trejYSWATlar z NE a=ta- . • .. TIVERTON 1a44712 . Off.. .. $ -- - - - r , .. TIVRRT ON, MONDAY. The nomination of a eleedithlte o halles t the borough of Tiverton in tho. Ware of _treentle. queues of the vaissacy oases& by kini P 's siesist• snot of the Also of Fist Lad of Os Tsusessyvesekliies to-day, at 12 o'clock, is the Tow*ll4ll. The osea= fr or ni Ontills the noble lairs Mass keg (as stallegin New, of Saturday), is eisettasedin of thisAsisestelhie of public affsbo, pissed a ronsbmisk Is AM ASO *M they would undertake to rrolostLesi .Milneelledain !is abeam. His lordship, therefore, wee lettillsgmek • Thart weis no display of ally kind, nor any 'WNW ol.politteed fooling worthy of Sodas . .....o , -I J.:. ,_ ~" t ~ The MikeciaAttr. P. T 1.4) 11110.11% MI& ittiodued the business ih a b fullest& .....,. ....I s' h.." Attar thensual prellsdiestl i ; • • Mr. J. H. 4111011 Y, in pro t r rettas so a fit sad propir person to represen ts ' hapietio mast, observed that la soltag dei to thosehis lord, be was asking tkplet deft s onte,whym erisoryt *oda of political port! meld holtutlY bllii 141 0 0 /0-:• 14,4 pl Palmentos, sow Primo illfehoot *(1;. eras the nisei U whom they+all looked st the, opt to W 134,911. war in welsh this countrrwall i♦oleacossrul con. clusioa. Mr. W.. lica.e (a magistrate of ths borough) soooniad the nomination. . . . .1 ... . .. '. The Maiot inquired if Otero sits seflithei earididy£A, and so ono rospooding is)the.allirsailie,she diclarod the . . noble lord ro-pholleed Throe eheah weretheeihressielit hearthe , lerthe Queen, for Lied Pelemelee, Mr. Amery, sag Mrs Rote ; for the Em power etpeso ihmeemul the gallant Irma& army ; stal for the et Inland. TM wiedbeilhaving this given three &Nitta_ gross, foe the Czar, 'spieled with • vote of thanks to the Mayer. • ' " BUNG4T.' '. . •,c• . , _ _..-.- We are iebletil that that following . ► iddiees is neeiving nesse= signatures in the sinieity of ibiutown : "TO TIE 1100? lON. TISCOUXT• PaiLliallaTlllN, MU? Loon O pis xisiinsT, . . "My 140, 7 -Ia 00111 See with oar follow•eountrysteu, we bare witnessed with dime sidewise the proper of mote is yid& mg army has bean nearly annihi lated, the bldellblifi ett:Oef 'btu, 'atildfittAaga bees waited, eta Sen .. eit 1011Viciestrzitstre failed is the herd add. We INS I.ll.okiell SOW TO inquire is •wkstsieparilawdeilir dialwalle saw dewed be attributed to east of synod ahlt edidekerstive hiespseity. Tiper-11110 , 00 Ws tee. br be' ./a_tel;" the high. dew As Se sties , wed ie enswis- 1 stances of the wen eat • the • "le"yep east* LOCAL. IMAM MAJIKITS. saes are • twiislir r attill V a diZt ai or. You Cr. sleet sylopetkf''.f dir gr s Lrnaillnahiril. 12.— Th e dealers M the share market Qeeea is WSW* t he ps , asd the na have bees esngtod Preyeetet foe Wannest of the eeeelet _ w ill offoOrel dillinisir Om 'Whatever eat to-sertew, aid wary little byname siso has bees dose. Ze eterseal le thelidelleaseso of 1 lases and welfare. E s o soire eintsenee " are light sad nook nem. Calodostee, ".. f g e halt JO. Idee thiltidaf at .. &sans Oswalles, 111 ; Best Lanosehire, 18 7.16; " lOU umMltzi le 'a * and Toeholds, 741 ; Loads sad North great Nam. - Nip bewail 10 " : • if Modem. nek I Mend. OM I. 40 isseakeins, bat to dolma mils limy _ tszna, Ina re.—Ten meg eating day, then woe the. pails mass. tea asaablestlios a Off saw' very little Ineleas ism en Veen. Ws =min ; rare 11MM of mines. the yeeseriplesi. of• - aid the show so astidel lestemdea. bee =Moak =wed M am ie =ilel desist =LI 'rill Ss at radar hietne terms ten ea at W. ie sas ylato all de 1 7 sir Noah Waters (Sip to =st i t were does at amble e. teens** es esserles hearer sad id lie Id et. Oder ateninedoes base . mendailly le es estarday is the eadleses" . alms 19 Do. N. do RA-. 100 Bridal mod Intro 100 CalsdasiN— all CONAN obi aU Cart ad links .. 49 Dobbs am swami l all Duatt,Pelk..sad aberd.J 100 Nat A all Ditto Lll Died B.) all fasters 100 tram UN" Clssa A 100+ I. Dols Z. eda.) Dia aiNa 11 100 Wait ININAIra IN Ildbluagb all and Olsbasbaerft.DaNka IN ObagaNiallialh Natant IN ONO Swaim 100 Ds. A. 00 Do. D. Stook lon Gt. OWL 00l Rot. (Irs ) 100 Guist Wee= . 100 De. abroffellaioail all tAasailisa r MEW. 111 I. EN„ =birds The Chairman of the Manua Navigation Committee lawnlet up the followng report, to which the paella, situation of thy sown was regions" : " We when names are hereenis eshessibed of your Na vigation Committee, to whine, es the Usk of J , it eras referred to cohider a bill ' To Alm sad the Acts relating to the East end Were thespeny,' a bill 'To Awed the Acta relating Se the Medea Donator piny,' sad a bill To Alter andAmead the AM MMus to the St. Katharias's Deck Oempany,' sal to report thereon, do eertif4t Mr. TeeleabeiMME Lacing laid Midof the hills + i appressen titan the same nsidensiss. Ike ged el the three desk immunise puMmen is Mi Mead their M= with to the /Amiss of rates in nspeot of and craft frevisr or airing the docks, begin, or locks a the empanel, sad la respect of goods received or diseMeped Mee seek **len or craft, and to repeal all provide= of ihrint holy Minh such lighters er maft, or the yob 1111111,14 se dfmMepdtherefrom, are sun exempted from the pitmen draw to tit said am- That in the acts of parliament of each of the said dock sompeales it is expressly provided that their docks shell be Mk to form part of the Port of London, and be subject to all the regulations 'sad be liable to all the duties of the port, its tolls, dues, and customs. They are also declared to be legal quays, and subject to all the ngula doss and restrictions to which legal quays are liable. M ooning to these provisions, the docks of these companies are precisely in the sans condition as to the rights of the public as if they formed part of the river (rootage, when, accord ing to the cutest of the port lighters and other craft re ceiving goods on the river side of ships moored at any legal quay bars always been exempted from any charge, and the legislature, in order to secure freedom of ustercourse be tween the different docks and quays eonstituting the port of London, has provided in all the existing dock sets that lighters and lightered goods, as well as ballast, shall be received and delivered from ships lying in the several docks without payment of dock charges. "The repeal of those *lames exempting lighten and craft from the payment of dock rates will be to create a mono poly in favour of the dock establishments, and to inflict a onions injury upon the fen trade and commerce of the Port of London. "That the dock COMINIOiIIe, the legal quays, and suffer ease harves are now all competitors is Mde of land lag and warehousing goods within the Port of London; but the repeal of the clauses proposed by the dock companies would leave nearly the whole of the trade in their hands. " That the imposition of dock does epos goods discharged into lighten in the several docks will tend to prevent ships which now enter into the docks from doing so, which will Cosh • their cargoes in the river, sad add to the already wwdd state of the port of Leaden, sad abstract sad im pede the hasberar service. That Me vain of the legal quays sad anlimems wharves, awn ef whisk are the pro per of UM Ompenden el Leans, will M serinsly in mod if Mode* essepenies obtain the repeal of the Muss whin Fenn their taking doek dew en lighten sad goods. That, madderiwg that the said bilk, if parsed, will be in jurious Si the Made awl enewnem sad also to the harbour minis* of the pat your seemillos filOC4I/INsl that they be empowered to oppose the sewed roan( la the Hoses of Osemsee, and that if the bill newild be reed s locoed time, your committee he Woe empowered te oppose the same he committee; had we ban dieted Mr. Remsbrancer to prepare the bails of panne mordingly for the sane- Nos of you, heammehle nen" The CLIMAX laving moved the adoption of the n itwit, Depny IMMO, ISMlbied an elaborate speech by call ing ups lbe mei ask M *tat the fends WO* serving= in emits the hilik end mewl se an emsnamat—" That the mist Mils ememilleee Ile noes the table." (Hear.) Mr. 'Wass enemas* Me eminent. After a long Memnon% A show ed bins vies Wm. when the amendment was lest by • very Loge majority. The eeiglaal nodes was Asa put sad carried. TM min the adjoined. SOCIETE FRANCAISE DE BIENFAISANCE. Among the many charitable institutions for which Landes is remarkable there is nese that ma have stronger interest for the British public than that, the some of which appears at the head of this nodes. The Frani% sad Eleglielt nations, after bevies bees for many esaturies su mp& in hero rivalry the me stalest the ether, have seseally come to a better sense of the duties et their high 11111lim as civilians of the world, Ned sow wage as brothers le arms a stern war against einliestlin's great sassy. To sash a cassaba shanty meet appeal la van, and thin bee we wine by as means surprised is Gad that at the hslighsessiffesisp evening, at the lissom-square flosses, la eY if for Asti de Htaolhlmsas, the British public showed, by • immerses end bsffiat attendasee, their sense of the services ef ear pliant allies la the Eastern war. This moiety, headed is 1842 by the late gifted Count IPOrsay, main the petrenego of the thou French ambaseader, Cent it. Astaire, has been the mesas of m antas bumble of dearth, Freedman, whom political or Mist muses had driven to take refuge amongst as. Zing Lens Philippa was its meniffesnt patrol, having glees 4001. to its fends when in Ragland en a visit to ear Questa ; It was also aided by the republic, mil bee dully meshed a prompt and liberal re em/alike by the preeeet Emperor of the French. But it is to the Belli* public, so Wag and so well trained in the melatemassetmluatery histirsticas, that the directors of this shanty leak mainly for support; sad there is Me doubt tut that that pablis who mat 20,0001. to the citizens 'Camber' es an measles et disaster, and which makes its liberality hit to the remotest owners of the world, will remember, when the peer Preach exile applies to them for meistemee, that be is the eraatryana of the bran soldiers el the Alma sad el lakernman, who fought by oar side in the bear ethnic, sadism aid oar soldiers in the time of 'shiner or Menem A gratifying proof was afforded yesterday awning of the interest which the ex-royal family of France matinee to take is everything that pertains to fatherland, p the samba of rich sad tasteful presents with which its wine mesabess swished the little lottery which is one rifle bemteekne ides, for the maintenance of the natl. Wks. Gases Rano Seat a weabion embroidered by he r ewe hand., the Dadra da Xesmare a similar present, and the Duchess d'Aumde &jewel man of eonsidmble vales and esquisits weehmeaship. • The Princess de Joinville esaldbeted a splawilff illasdnated album, and the younger heanillss of the fray a twiny of browse and statuettes ; the meet rsisashablebeleg a vase mat In by the Count d'ia. !lees wady sad pressen made the lottery a seem if peal ipso* and asillinett, sad the result was ammiesett able @Ma Is Salmi at the charity. The ball was, as ass i brie eft% yd. 11111 advantages of French supee i•dadaes,sbyaat mmemsfaL The company, to the suslimn of IMO 4111, leek full advantage of the szeelleet sal Nallabsimit posided by Xt. Charles Booed sad his solisele i nd esming in the various fashionable ferias toss WI ye Is II lide bear. Absadanee of first-rats re ilisehmentle was predied, and everything went off with the =MM. The only drawback was the absence of the embesseeler, whom every as. expected to have been posat at the smaivarsary of a charity devoted exclusively 11111.1MMIS eras poorer dames of his fellow-countrymea. is Se appsy mat so fas as to attribute his noel- Imers abuses is the fact that the moiety had relieved IMO of the pealed elites of the present ripiese ; but it is not at all lately that a man of the high character of Count Walewski would attempt to pat limits to charity, whose function Is to reline distress wherever it exists, without over-nice inquiries as to the antecedents of the recipients. i(Aus - em&i 161 i i 111 Do. Wall M, Vika Loan nil liestwall ... No a& Casa 100 =. ll or 4 lortb Westin Li: s I Do. Mks . 71i bi Dealei Da, LaLasdli, 100 (paint& Wool 424 no. SO De. 100 2, V i ter ."llllBl6". llbasesdcw . 100 Kleirl 100 Do. Dim. sad Derby •11 WO. 0. W. 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A subject very interesting to the oore trade, and well worthy the attention of the when British public, farmers, merchants, traders, and consumers being alike affected, has been brought to our node.. It appears that the London, Bt. Katherine, and But and West India Docks bare combined together to bring bills before parlia ment to restrict the freedom of the navigation of the Thames, and introduce what may be fairly called a new little icons bill, for the exchnive benefit of themselves, at the cost of the whole community. The privileges which them several bodies enjoy were originally granted by par liament on the uprose condition that all vessels within their docks should be considered as moored in the river, sad be equally aneesible to lighten as vessels so placed. The public have now been in possession of and used this right for half a century. Oa what ground this right is sought to be re t en the bygone right of "monopoly," we leave iaglWala to judge It It may not be generally known—bet we time has some that it should be—that them dock sompimbe akusdy charge a profit of abet 100 per cent. as the lamer of their sera porters. The probable working of such a mem may have emboldened them to hope for still bettor Gip. We know there seat be am reepatable sabordinalse tired of the fizity of their precast Seam ender the prows of a war tax, ad abash their abesamtleireee time might be tuned to probable asessist. kis oasis awls* span mere favourable to the nividande of aemeisl than take any additional light employment. ad se el a dance for in mimed salaam Nor - as the wwry dreams be deaf to mesh disistensted proposals swabs hes their hidifel eer vrelfgh no mei seism Si should laterally be to their meditations. And, imbed, radar as A Ministry, where everything Mks system was vent rated at e spina of patriotism, erne Mate man might be found willing to extend a waist aed gneeideigLrer these 'spats' eggs ; bat with the reileablehie 157 —is fall memory against post etirdiesle, we begs eel treat that an immediate retreat win be sowahril through every dockyard ; and that this hemideble triple aliases will melt, like the snow of Loads, Moran an indignant public's keels. to resist the INWMAMINIk PrePared he the sigastan of heathen, ameheals. leaders, ; sad we would cordially say, let every =ea whiskies the ispositke of time we Mama food for the boa* of a eke,. arise, with pea is Mad, sad forthwith eta it. Mark-kw daprae. At Paris to-day the French Funds closed Ito / per cent, lower than on Saturday. At Vienna little movement is observable; the exchange on London comes quoted 12.17, whilst the premium on gold is maintained at 311 per cent., and that on silver at 271 per cent. The other continental stock markets are steady, with more inquiry for Spanish securities. Consols for the Bth March ruled during a part of the morning at 911 to /, fell between 3 and 4 o'clock to 90Eto 91, and closed at 91 exactly. For money the ' final quotation was 901 to I. The °Solid bunnies report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 91, 911, 901 ; ditto, for account, Bth March, 911, 1, 91; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 92, 911, 92 ; Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 4 5-16; Annuities of 30 years, 1860, 41; India Stock, 223; India Bonds, 15s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to 9s. prem., and Exchequer Bonds, 99: to a. The foreign stock market was very quiet. The only feature of moment was a fall of 1 per cent. in Russian Five per Cents. Turkish closed rather flatter on the fall in Consols. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 99 to 101 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 88 to 90. Datch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 62 to 63 ; ditto Four per Cent. Cer tificates, 92 to 94. Sardinian, 84 to 86. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72. Mexican, 201 to 211. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 181; and Turkish Bonds, 75; to 761. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents. Small Bonds, 1001. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 21. Sar dinian Five per Cents., 85. The Spanish Committee's Certificates for the unfunded coupons, 41 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds, 761, /, 76. A deputation of the Court of the Russia Company had this afternoon an interview with the Earl of Clarendon, at his lordship's request. The informa tion afforded on this occasion, as regards the future intentions of government in relation to the trade with Russia, was mainly confined to three points, viz. let, a strict blockade, more stringent than before, is to be ostablithed of all Russian ports, both in the Baltic and Black Sea; 2ndly, the Danube is to be kept open, with armed vessels to watch the mouths; 3rdly, the question of the overland trade with Russia is still under the consideration of go vernment, who are desirous of devising practicable means of putting a stop to it. As the interview did not take place till 4 o'clock, and as the result was not known in the City till between six and seven this evening, the effect of these announcements upon the 'market for Russian produce remains to be seen. As we stated at the time, it is understood that the late government decided several months back upon stop ping the overland trade, but subsequently either changed their determination, or at least adopted no means to carry it out. We understand that the forthcoming amounts of the London and North Western Railway Company will allow of a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, leaving a surplus of upwards of 70,0001. The dividend of the Midland Railway Company is announced as at the rate of 31 per cent. per annum, with a surplus of 30,00 W. The =tient of specie brought in by the Tagus is about 80,0001., chiefly in Australian gold. This gold, which reached London to-day, is expected to be taken for exportation, the demand for the continent con tinuing. The gold brought in by the Solent has been sent away, but the silver by this vessel has not yet been sold. St. Petersburg . commercial letters to the sth inst. Oats that no business was going forward in produce. The exchange on London was quoted 361 d. to Id. The receipts of the Brighton Railway Com pany week were 8,1041., or 1,3271. less than in the corresponding week of last year. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 22nd instant for the supply of 3,000 quarters of wheat, 500 quarters of oats, and 20,000 gallons of vinegar, to be delivered at Deptford. The Great Northernßailway Company will receive tenders till the 20th instant for the supply of 2,000 tons of rails. The following meetings are newly aanounoek viz. Staines, Wokingham, and Woking Railway Compare for the 22nd inst.; General Steam Nevi gatioa Company, for the 27th inst.; Timber Pre- serving Company, for the 27th inst.; Legal end General Life Assurance Society, for the 27th inst.; and the proprietary of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, for the 28th inst. The half-yearly interest is advertised as payable on the shares of the Cambrian and Universal Insu. rance Company to-morrow. Land and Bank shares to-day were steady. Crystal Palace closed at 31 to 31. Bast and West India Dock stock has been dealt in at 1181 to 119/ ; St. Katharine Dock, at 88; General Screw Steam Ship ping, at 141; and Peninsular and Oriental, at 54. The shares of the Ardennes Railway were quoted to-day 3 to # prem. Relative to the talkie market, as affected by the recent royal proclamation, Messrs. Smith and Charles observe, under date this evening: The tallow market declined on Saturday to 665. on the spot, and 675. for Aped, the proclamation referred to in our last Circular as about to be issued by the Queen not being so sweeping a measure as was ezpected. It was supposed thatit would have gone the length of prohibiting all inter souse between this country and Russia in accordance with the precedents furnished by the last war. The first diaap poistssent over, the market advanced again, reflection hav ing suggested that such a step could scarcely be taken while parliament was Bitting, and that the proelamation itself is ea indication that vigorous measures are is store. Our 'secluding prices are—February, 575. ; March, 67..66. Prime 1 leaterdayi ill an W 1 a➢ 4 4 26 SO I e l " 47 t e6 a 1 I 1 14 i lii 21 i IS I 6. Sl 113 1 awl _il - U U Ue Ma 31 1 mu is 47 . 44 I II ►jl seal GO SS ailllS 1,, DO7I 10 1071 S SO SI I r = } -1& I 1 le If i . sr 1 Ili lo fi i i I = NI 114 - IBudars does Sada. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoci. The English stock market recosered nearly per cent. this morning on the announcement of Lord John Russell's mission to Vienna, but flatness has again supervened, and prices are now scarcely / per cent. higher than they closed yuterday. Consols for the Bth of Much, after recovering to 911 to 1, have since receded to 91 to 1. The money trans actions have been at 90i to 91/, and the present quotation is JO; to 91. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in at 911 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 911 to 1; Exchequer Bills, at 81. to 9aprem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 991. Very little business is going forward in the fo reign stock market. Turkish is quoted 751 to 781; Mexican, 201 to 211; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 181. Portuguese Four per Cents. have been dealt in at 39 to 391 (ex all overdue Cou pons); Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 881; Sardinian, at 88; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 381 to 1; and Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 931. • ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.—A correspondent writes: — A very curious fact connected with the history of this int portut invention was illustrated by Mr. Partusgton, in his scientific demonstration in the Royal Panoption, on Saturday but. lie was employing the gigantic plate machine, ten feet In diameter, which is now in daily °panties fa the Rotunda, and having charged a large ar esousegedi with a long wire, showed how one of a similar kind bad been employed u an electrical telegraph in the year 17111. The experiment was originally made by a !noel egiassr by order of the Spanish government, sad the wire we. about forty miles in length. The electric shock was transmitted by a charged jar, so that frictional electricity preceded voltaic electricity is: the history of this voluble isvestiom COMMERCIAL AND , .MARKM.. LIVERPOOL CORWMARKET.—THIS DAY. (IT menirric .1113108/1.11.) (1 , 11011 018 ovnt Cowitzaeownzur.) The attendance of dealers at eur corn market this morrt ing was moderate, and the business limited, and 'almost every article without the slightest alteration from Friday's priest. MINCING-WPM—THIS Suoaa.—The public iaes;ehietly consistiog of Matiritius„ are going off briskly at .4 slight advance: The refined market firm, brown lumps 425. 6d., grocery 45,. to 48s. 61. Coma.—The public sales went off heavily, width. bulk' of the plantation Ceylon Ayes bought in.. Native ',Coyle@ • quoted 46e. to 465. 6d. • ... . Tll.—The market stbadr, but Corrox.-100 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. SALTPITRE has bees In fair demand, and last week's pries* are fully sapportad. • Rl:Tn.—This article is more firm, Government took 120,000 gallons in the lilt 'contrast supplied by variona tenders. Brien are without alteration. Rica,—This article has bean in improved demand. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is dull, with vsry.little disposition to °peril, at the following reduced quotations, viz.:—Town tallow, 665. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 665. 6d:to 9d. ; Feb. and March, 665. 13d.,- sellers; March and' April, 67e. ; April sad May, 675. 6d. HAY MARKET.--THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis remits Made without alteration, exempt ing for the bast groan hay, which is in good dernead at higher prices. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 60s. ; superior, 86e. to 975. 6d. ; interior, 60s. to 60e. ; rows., 60s. to 801.; glom, 901. to 1161 . i otfread ass 991. to 105 s. ;. straw, 231. to 28s. MUSIC. -•-_ ADELPHT; Last night Aubetir bidiet opera, Le Dien. et la Boyodsre, was produesd id this theabn adder UnAnoson and tlacalyotiere. It had thd disaaviritiec of being introduced as an afterpim to the very' long nide. drama, Janet l'rido; eo that when its yerformanoe Was it was almost eleven o'clock, by which time the attentions 01. the audience was of coarse a good deal fatigued. It, wri well received, bat not with so mach warmth as the iplen4 manner in which it wrirgetty dessried. - . The original piece was produced at Paris five and twenty years ago, and was very`popular fiir a time, owing, in a great mum», to the attractions of the dansense (Iddlle. Deurney, if we remember rightly) whit performed the part of the heroine, in addition to the brilliancy, of the spectacle and the prettiness of the music. The subject,* . exceedingly slight—olie orthose fanciful thine that ballets are made of. The Hindoo deity, Brahma, hu beep be. , Welted from h , entraondenined to wander on earth till he can meet with a being' who loves him with . a pure and heavenly love, untainted by selfish cc r „ interested feeling. Seth being lie findi in the pontos „, of a poor dancing girl.' Believing hiM to be a stronger youth, friendless and yirsectited, she becomes attached to him, gives him shelter in her cottage, minis ters to his wants, sad shields him from danger. To try her love, be affects to treat her slightingly, and to neglect her for one of, her companions; she bean his coldness with sorrow bat unaltered sweetneu, serves him with the devotion of a slave, sad is about to sacrifice life for his safety, when he suddenly appears in celest!il radiance, and sounds ace he'r tb the Persona aocustomed.•ts leech imagine the kind of :vase, Which a ballet-maker Would construct out of a subject like this. The heroine, the dancing girl, is a muta t who bears her part of the sane by means of expressive *utopias; and her companion Birders' form a corps is ballet. The Unknown is a tenor-singer ; and a ridiculous old dotard, a grand jiidge, the base; and the gnatile, male and Aimee attendants, famish the chorus. i• ein easel I The muic is in Aube?s gayest and lightest manner. consists chiefly of ebonite', "concerted pieces, and asps*, tunes ; and indeed the choruses and cearerted.pisam era , themselves dance-tuaes . , .for most of them are . ae.cent• panied with dancing; and they are all in .thaf sendillaist style which is the general chaacteristit Auber's music. There are a few airs for ths solo voice', ~1 but they are not by any 'pits= renterkeble. It is. in short, .. music which can be tolerably performed even la a theatre which, like the Adelphi, does not profess to be musical.: , The part of the Unknown, properly for a tenet, vote., Iran , assigned to Miss Woolgir ; and thje clog; and intelligent performer, though not a vocalist, acquitted herself won derfully well, singing with a tunable mezzo soprano voice and very good tuts. Miss Mary Keeley is making progress as a singer; she executekiente florid mama= very neatly Mr. Paul Bedford is really an excellent singer, and quite at have in a musical part. Mdlle. Maraquits, who per formed the part of the Bagsdeee, is • a danger "'the first aka, who would io honour to' any theatre. She is of laud .:. stature, aced slightly made; bat nothing an be.naom sir gent than her figure. Her lace, too, is pretty atad•itspoort fl sive, and she is an excellent wine. This other yrincifit dancer was Mdlle. Benonil likewise an excellent artist. These two ladies, it apposes are in equal In polite of position, that they perform the firsti:id second parts alternately. The corps de ballet was Moog, end the mercers= frameable were brilliantly executed. The scenery, coatinses,tebleaux —everything belonging to the spectacle—were magnificent ; sad the vocal chorus woe Try satisfactory.' • . , _~ ..T • 1 • • InlrlAirrik.. 1 " Tics NEW Pamir,'worm • • cz „ tit _ , , that its first concert will take plate • nerds next, the 14th of Feiwpary. .t. d her Majesty; the prociede am to .11e .V 4 7-1 * r fonds of the Asylum for Idiots. ;: ip — d Sheriffs hare signified **it intenticf b * portion of the hall in front of th vr • 9 . propriated to their st/il and tkom:of Choral Work in C of Cheribial first time in this country. Beath , 4, • i 7,74 in at, and overtures by be given. Herr Ernst'emnso noommes. ry • The orchestra sad chores I consist of nearly 500 per- formers. The friends of the Asylum are strenuously es- ertiag theamelves in order to render the performance bene- ficial to the fools of the Charity. . . . 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