The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-01 00:00:00

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LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, 1856. ______ I NOTICE OF DIVIDEND. Sala as Walk of the Czar, hoping that the SPORTING. LANK of DEPOSIT, NATIONAL ASSURANCE pmestellensashided would be so 15011Ourehle to the Czar as SH.ARR LISTS'. FORZION 14/LWAYIL • and tstrusTuur ASSOCIATION, No. 8, Pell-Mall East, to this emery. If there was one subject more than ano- ---w- --e -ther is whlek the people of this country were agreed, it EPSOM SPRING MEETING-MARCH 22. to to tummy est Rotterdam 961 ,WIIDIMPAY Ilvnerwee. I st magnet aura Jotted= 1 If Its WARRANTS toe the lIALY.T GAULT INTEREST, at lb- rate wu distrust of Austria. (AA:douse.) He happened to be ACCIPTAMMIII fee the OfteAT MiTlectrOLtreer Semen. ch TA. da s railirnalsktaris market to-day wu heavy, owing : I/ °e'er°. to °r°l°°°.°° ._....ee* - - ail If $ per sect. per maim en Depute Accounta, to else December, in the Hesse of Lords at the opening of the session, when Two miles aide quarter. (81 sobs .35 of whom pay 6..,.. i yto KRIM considerable speculative sales of Lou- so 11 '14 Beal 'eiraw' Bueda d &C.'" '' .... - Pit - i / I ,: am reedy tar delivery end PAYABLE daily. be heard Lord Derby e x press the acme distrust of Austria. each.) Thehighest weight accepting belt% Bet ittb„ it toss don and North Western stock, coupled with nevi- 2 '' 10 I thrlichaßben64o Be"n ____: ". " "-- 3 ;/ UP PETSa MORItIeON, Keening Direemr. vourable rumours relative to the forthcoming accounts. i s s' " Is F loie ter ;e ct w h''''' ti i 3 6 pee 4 Peetiesdeeirons of Investiog Moon are reeumted to namable the The noble lord mad he was not sure that Austell has not been raised to a.t 7.h, and the rest in proportion. gar of the Baal of De; oUt. Prospectuses god lame fur Opening beea the reason( our war tof success in this war. (Hear.) Age et 1 This stock fell attest I per cent. In some other 20 10 I Best Whim ....... .....-- 1 14 pm Hi t mamma seat free on applicetlon. The speech of Lord Derby on that occasion evidently threw Tilfourd ................... 3 nakep....... ...... ...An a st. Ib l : descriptions them was a decline of i per cent. t the government into confusion. The Duke of Argyll "a Mika ....«_....... .....: ...... I Remus 3 SI 6 I Do. Emenalea 4 fpm 61 I , AMENTS for the DRAWING-ROOM, replied to the noble lord. He said, " Such language will wi ld j i 444m 4 4.. : .. :::: 4 1 3333003 C°1 " 4 " ....... •-•••-• 1 3 0 ice aU 'll4p.e.Scle., p. 57 I convert - - 100 all I Do. do. 69 1 intake. - - O R .ltiniry, and Diniserocei,eonesting of • new end &lam set be tolerate/ in this house ; such is the language we are Mincemeat .„.......„_.. 4 1 Brinalor ... ......... ..-. 3 13 • flo 10 Gland Junction ot Prance - - ° etelelleent of 1 . 64 6 1 11111 11 .120 21 1 11 6 hdbadlds , cialsdiertets.obellets. accustomed to bear from the platforms in this country." Wudaeld 4 1 High Privet 3 11 THIS DAY.-Two o'CLow. 3 It There is scarcely any business going forward in the 2 113 111121i4j. Do Tni •s p t k La aCan w.: l A a tL A tent 's". 91 al dirn dls 44 i 3 1 1 11 wedhil trt•td tabl e t PM"Prweillm• ka- to 1113'ete's marbly (Hear) The country must insist, not merely upon en in- La erne ..- ....... -... a Vandal burn% Derbyshire spar. ae., Imported end m untutored by JANES t'alstte ( quiry into the military management of the present ministry, Br:li" ....- .... -•••• : 3 II railway share market, which continues rather flat. 00° I " r " )..° '''''''' Debentw ' er 1 to ill 9 7 Prices are in many instances quoted slightly lower. 1 00 e ali to orsa ik l °aln Cittt P rai i. o . f 6 P D nuice . et. d° .... 8 2 5 4 8 2 1 1 ine is m gres•NT oats Mawr), 149, Saud, Load.n. SIMTEINANT arranges elreautory entleaties ashen., mioerals, but also into their diplomacy. Mr. Craerehly concluded by Br . d, - . 3 . 33 , 4 Chisel and Mak , which will re dly feellitate tbestudy of tautology, mt. snoring, " That the fatal misdirection of the win ; the dim et ee m e e........... 4 Joshua •4 4 ; Great Western. 661 to 1; Midland, 691 to 1 e l 1 1 0 1 . 1 1 11 1 1 1 G nat G o ; 7 w : NI n d e:in wi a a li o u ca . 5 I.P r:e e. d r e 0: e Pi n :n ., : u h t i 1 a .. ~ m i. : , . .h .... . r a f i tr t i l "P . i: nereage, aid pokey, at 2,5, 10, 2,453, to lett manses nob. graceful Foreign Enlistment Bill , the of furious alliance Mistiati..___.... ........ 4 Vandyke Mr. Nun's) 3 with Austria, the diplomatic conspiracy to effect &shameful P -intim s Couy . - . • 4 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 74 to 1; South-Euterns, t,e ..l i l i 0. 0. 94.. . .no p. . ys7 o ,op el:e t i m i q .... _ 2l 2 1 i t TVL DE JONGH'S LIGHT BROWN COD , this infectious mismanagemeist which has resulted Suilles.---.......-. 4 flow to Ilbsppece .... $ 4 17S to 1 ; Caledonians, 301 to 31 ; an d Great North- I • _ s 4 erns, 221 to I . rezhe destruction of the greater portion of the !!! s '4 4 a* ..... •••••-• 4 1 Genveltronel l Emma OIL -This pure, ursedultersted, aed speedily ellin- 3 =settale 3 l, hie treat repulsive Ilsuar or atter.ta- te, Dow ellen. British army in the (rime. , and now threatens L zus io : Zda ....... ...- 100 ail Dee to. 62, dm - - I give* pressabed by the medial profusion, with extranedmary wee- the Satellite of the remainder of that noble band of heroes, The y ore .................. 4 I '' 4 Z/ 4444 ....... ....... leak sad in tires where the pale oil bee eatlrely failed, may to , so worthy their country's gratitude and admiration-these flaralmod .........„..... 3 -. 3 • : Boon's quotations. too all Do. do. 73.witliortop. 93 65 likened. wh , lesset and mein. of MOUE. 'mane!). sal Cb.. 77, facts considered, this meeting is of opinien. that fivilie• R dmemi ..... ...... ... 4 Sladirard 20 MI fluillton sad Toronto .. 2Ma oar Rued, Ludo* • Dr. de Jamb's sots eaeligneol. Ball-pints (10 oa), 4 • Matilda ...... II -4 4 ORDINART ettatuts AND STOCES. 100 all Do. 6 per Cent......-._. 97 100 I Is ed.; plats (10 es.), M. ad. ; quarts (40 mega. tolerance of the pr ..... administratien would be fate' to nwreolles 4 90 10 Lyons end Omen ......... 14 2 pas i the country and • crime on the part of the British people ; uniimui tttiti •lt t ; 2 l 7 s . 3 4 Really . .. • ~._ way: , ~... I 12 7 1146 T a r l ion tour Pm s f 3, 13 L cee and Medi - therefore this meeting determines to petition the Queen to . • 0 PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-The return l ie diweim, and the parliament to impeach, the incumpetent r oc Teeth to tbr , leokete" ••• 41 " 1- •••°° 11 ' l'4l6‘e• a "°"" and unworthy minister. who have brought shame and iv tier pretreat cordon and attraction. Now It la thet AcciPTANces for the Clew awn flosonealt . • - , nicer. Lest mile sad o owes, Wiese Neer 1 • • (84 cake ,40 or whom pay 5 sow. each.) - - R . ..._ -.- le M. 114 Ile Anaberg.,Notting., Boas. elO o. New 50 20 , Namur & Line (with int) of 4 16 16 Northern of France .... . , Migir•W 111.4111 Oa lesewility." ' ' ' ROWLANLZO MACAAdAa OIL. 'The Nalr,b Age it lb Age sub end Eamlanction 4l 4f 20 ell Ditto 2ef. @bares (late kr eseeknaing the growth sad tor lenrrovieg end keenly's' The Msyor new left the chair, and it was taken by Mr. 6 9 3'! Remy, Os heir, Cowen, jun. &km 4 813 ; lesten Hood . ROWLANDS' KALT DOR, Mr.l nobtAS seconded the resolution, which was carted . tee Improvirg the skis and complexion, and removing cutaneous Mr. CH•etLea ATTWoon rose and moved •11 address to Mareyas eruptions, and the Queen Mueded on the foregoing resolutions, which reild feeoWitoe ROWLANDS' ODONTO, Feint* - - wee seconded by Mr. CRAWeIIAY, and carried by chow of Fly Huntsmen .... 471 .. Dr. took, - 931 234 224 I wernie,. the gums, are coneulered indispensable aeconmenimente bands. Emensistoulas 47le ' Tope - - 20 20 'Mae Damn gar tbeattehonent of Moro weasel nineteen mu universally sought The meeting, after a vote of thanks to the chairman, Haieteedt tee sad admired. then broke up. Eulogist tlo= i t i; Reite LAND and SONS, 20, liettemgerdin,Leadonond Lady out* - - 117 and Perfumer. Ireland'. Eye 5 7 4, General Piston - - 2s Is. lend,' Beware( enema, Imitates& THE LONDON DOCKS AND THE WINE Snansele out sa 72, Herald 3 3 7 20 all Pastern teuittits_.... ._..- lel 114 lII' all Wes. Menders Si 34 • TRA DE. Pilaus - -de w k 1 15 6 I ter i t t e ero rn a of B Fr: i n t... es iia,... . 7_ ... 6 pm i RIESENIAIL -Protected by Royal Letters hint of Enionil• and wend by the Nee oh the Eck de mule dl. Paris, and the Iv perk! College ot Medieise, Vanua. - 1 _ TO Till 2DITOn Or Till DAILY NEWS. Hercules Quince Mr. Sykes Boer 4 7 I ' the Itajett I 3 A 7 25 et Do (late E. U. arch .)... - - 4 7 0 , ' , inter t , Singapore „ 3 3 6 Si. Eno Do.slase B ... 19 21 5 6 11, Mattriele 4 611 , Moonshine ... 5 5 4 nt. 100 Edinbareh nil Gl asgow 55 57 $0 20 Zeeland ............. ..... ... 174 154 -- blit„-On the 25th inst. you published an elaborate eiseebeed i letworase. Ito. 11 , to a remedy for relazaUon, epenrietorrhne, and 11 611 Essay erre- 3 5 ti 10 all Edinbirgh i t Pelee.. 2 dim per esSmetwa elms 'yews. Trimmer, N 0.2, ethereally. melte alma and interesting article respecting the frauds in the wine Little Gerard 4 611 Velvet ...•..»«.,_.•».•.. 3 3 0 St. lOU Ediabergh,Perth,Dumbe 194 204 MINNS o ems Maws, nem completer en d mi m e ', 're n e w, all trace of department of the Lesion 1) eke, which, in the opinion of Te,ty Imeedleerikes which reroute. b are eo i on we . thou , etee enemata the wine and spirit market, deserves the highest emninen- Ire Yore bee lake rote of t e tw_ e tteel'• of t____ne t u re t " m e __,, a : tie Pl ° l l .„„ lnsul ' er dation. We theref o re hope that, whatever space con be Lille if tenn is„ 4 6le • Homily 3 4 6 St 100 Do. a, stock 73 76 731 No. Mora. Paid I Prices done ' St. 7120 0. . li, Stock trallefa• No. 3, ' e u ' e li rre ' t e°° " ° ` ° r '"" - 'y 'm that - found is • ter columns, you will give insertion to articles ofl illinnlerseb.fk. anfortuestely. the Eaglets physician treats with - - - ACCEPTANCES for the CUFSTER Cur. About two miles 105,'' , 1 seta Fria . tones ete:table distruction of the patient's coutibitian, similar chsracter,sehich in the end mty probably induce all,St. Pi Great Western (200 subs., 80 of whom declared, and pay 6 St 190 Do. a.urValteyos.fitk. GO 62 60 4 r 3 "X a g a t e e ...wipe in th- world ream remove. Trims. like ourselves, deeply interested in these matter., to form a and a quarter.3ll,ooo 1 *Anglo Auatralian Gale all - - i mse,ltea. I, 1, sad 3, are aim- devoid of taste or smell. and of ell unanimous determination to adopt ellicactuus measures to WTI * each ft.) bit all Laseaser and Caine . 74 74 100,0110 111. rem& ealitornuen 10,001 10 • +Attentive= . - - seseesetes ilu Anon nen we lie as the toilet tall. ''lth'a't the i r free the trade from the manifold and heavy impotitions Age Alb I Ap et lb Inl lif De. nerds 28,001 90 +Australien gee bang tameetal. essit in tin cads, at 1 Is. nob; free by pose U. Virago which the gigantic dock Cam amen have, by their powerful mu - - 611,110 t, 1 Austrelian Cordillera... an - - nem divide' into depend* dome, ae Adrienne/red by Valpesu. Lee -curies 6 9 0 Bruen Brandy geac a.,-To b e hit, .h eagle sad retail, In Lemk; of monopoly, succeeded in ant "ling on the mercantile world, Andover ---- 4 e, 12 S indeed ... ..._ ......... . 3 6 0 094 19 Do. Fifth. ..... ... .. .. . ... 44 II dk lumuu I tuetrallen Freehold ... all 1 4 Robert Minos. IS, Ownhill; Ilan -y sad Ca, 63, Oeforeetn et; and that without the commonest security &mutat such Little Harry nto!' - - 60.010 I An Maria MI - - 6....eje5, tislordeitrort; R. it. Ingham. dregirle. Menet-tones enormous frauds as thou cow brought to light. The Nebula -.-....... s ea ~ Bright leirbos 4 510 Ile 11 'Londonand %lakes_ .11 . 74 04 lee • 50 'il tension Iron & Coa. all 6 7 Masekdker; Nestle', ebettiet, Lordottrue Lleertwol; Winnelh Herewith we hand you a pawed copy of a powerfully Telnel • -.......- • 13 2 ' Juneman %Old ........ a 3 8 et. Its 'ten., !Sextette, &S. Cute 102 lee id 102 z d 2000 fro I British Austrelian Golo all - - 20,014 20 enritish Iron bookakerr, _llllrh•elmett Birwheewee • i sag Powell. be • l e el l er , 134 signed requisition sent to the dir. eters of th • London Dock - 4 3 8 St. MO 11. nil. end North Weaver, Mel 1004 100 1 1 4 Meamarriand-•trast, Dwain. t li i 7tatt i t h of 6Loearge .. 4 712 • Jenne ..... .. ...... - 4 5 11 I Do. ter dice - - 10,001 e 5 •Bras.luipelseatiepm. 254 If 2 Company, and shall feel obliged by your printing the Italian Warrior 6 7 1 Jenny Wets -..... 4 5a it 16' Do. leek . whole of the 110 signatures in your columns, in order to ep ene i eoe d es THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING show the feeling of the wine end spirit houseson the subject. Beattie ... . . ... .... - 4 7 1 Cby smiler, out of 12.1 21 Do. eighths PAPE ke prise 3d. The London Dock directors have up ts this time treeted Pittml, by Budeetcher 5 7 , Clementine 3 5 8 St. lOU Landes St South Weeny s 4 $5 141 64,016 I tela.Coosellin.Co.,Jans. s , die ism 1/.ouo 40 Coke Copper all 49 61 The benne Literal /061 211 6 the adimaairld from watmete• sad , the requisitionists with cool contempt ; Oct the slightest The Raver slat aread retnae.How notice _ s_ lias been taken, not even by acknowledgieg the re. ou , 3 7 ' Vandyke (Mr. Nunn's) 3 3 7 40 34 De. EU 8 7 a . Coptapo la the 'Ord soli velem of Its general news - la the accuracy of Itss 7 , della. - - 850,00 e Bt. *Copper Miners of Eng. all 50 53 kwnepao, and is Me varied mercantile and commercial infonsa. en" snouan it was accompanied by the following aplwo" Domes* tin seatelsied in Smear, railway, and moutary artletee-this paper priate letter drum the gentlemen evaluated by the 'the Early Bard Is saaarpawsti. Merchant& . Eulogist 25,000 2 rEortuna ._. SPECIAL CORRLSPONDENTS AT TiR SRA? Or WAIL (Copy.) Lesobtun .......... ..... 3 7 !Redlands . , 100,001 1 Orate Nugget Van Reg. a ll il ITS FoRFIGN NEWT IS RELI tBLe. AND IMI•AlelIAL. •• London. J en. 11, 1855. Scythian . 4 7 ' Amy 3 5 at all Mid. C. went (Ire.) - - 20,000 so f General lb eby ele George out ' skit, - - Aa eselusterle early report of snipping in the Indian Seas asap. "To the Director. of the London Dock Company.72•4* I wend Duchy of Risen all 4 4 piled to it by every Overland Mall , and it contents et C alm - - 11,1110, 4 Great Pulgooth all - - Tlie ONLY DAILY 3111241N0 REPORT, " Gentiemen,-At the ri quiet of a numerous body of N ee dl e 4 7 ' lard Fordwiek (Mb)... 3 S st sj Newmarket Run Rotes. 4 die 4pm 60.0e0 1 Liberty - - with list of priers. influential wine and spirit merchants. of acknowledged Hume euckle IT EU:LYDIA ALL OYPENSIVE ADVERTISEMENTS. high standing in the trade, many of whom are ext.-wive Delhoth - Nugret.......„.... 3 3 30 6 eters a n d Enniskillen .. If 31 Irelenti's Eye lO,OO i eueitenian 1 4 4 dlis It is wav i ly inelependeet, ani Omagh younger by g ", , ,, 0.,n day holders of wines aud spirits in your eempany'e docks, 1 most 1 7 , Role 'peon - - 14.1,-13 1 apartquii a Tears than any of Its contemporame, this paper hes, by eine.tenc2. respectfully herewith forward for your pulite' and con- Hr. '''' )ke l ~ 5 7 Cock sat the North 3 3 St. 10,1 :Lagoa 60,0 0 1 New Graeae sad early leforeletkwrochwu'd for gel° • elar•eter sal P °° "" ''''' adoration a requisition signed by 110 firm,, under date the Arthur l Neenley 4 7 Crown Migate 3 5 15 13 De. New - - 60,00 1 eN.Lineree Min. fen.o i. all - - lakeleg to say.et Word 4 7 Lend 3 3 eo 34 Nome. a resunUes Union 34 al die 2{4,000 1 Nouveau Monde To be ordered of any bookseller or news, an In the kingdom; or at 20th ult. vi hanghae 5 1' to rapes ... . .... 3 3 St. 100 North Mien kit ohm. 10, douvertmarect, Fleets rest, London. " Permit me to state that in the event of your sequiescing La mite N.B. it dimeuity be expenses:al in obtainlag the psper I , y evening in the wishes of the trade, in terms of their requisite's', or Jonathan Martle .... 4 1 Ruthenia& .....»„....... 33 6 all De. 4 A Deferred ll 1 60,00 , 1 Quarts Rock ell I e • l' &vete 3 5 8 6 Do. 4 B Guarenteed . 6 •. 00,0 m. 30 elthymney Iron .-..... all 11 13 pest atames t rbi nee dmi s age P i r i t t " . ;cial ti ly P ro b eop 4b ;4 w it i , l 'a m itt2i3d. °ll6 :t uut a 4:ii i e n te D r ' , b pe t t e allhoej„dwi"o" l b l u e :li c e . zi t sy i s u e . i p t e i c o t, r ec . - r i f i n h rm th t e he nta se: , , t ra s l ea duties New , il' ' ""l i g . h a sa rrior ....... .... 4 1 General Plain 10,(001 IS +Do. New .. -_-.- ..... an 3 6 Ia " Newbold . 3 6 25 20 Do, Esteeming _ 6 5 die Y admsee by Poseofike caner. 4 1 Mrs. Rigby 7,104 110 Untied° de (aka.-- 114 4 44 integrity.-1 am, &C., " Gletigiell ReDLEY." enereebrook ...... .... a 1 1 hoopoe ... ~. 3 5 13 15 Da O.N E. Pure. 4 II die all 14 14 14 Preliminary to a public assembly of the wine trade, we Maxey 4,001 , 10 flu Cron AILY NEWS FORWARDED totheCOUNTRY hope, through the influenc.• of the press, to impress her Joe Miller . b 7 EVENING PO B T. at ISe.". Per ere P•Twent in """ m i Majesty's Customs with the absolute necessity of growing lock l'hemint .01IN HADLJOR, 10, Upper eltenyot, Regent mpark, Bookseller P Lleeforda greater facilities for steting wince in bond, not only i s per- Stec 01 6 I Herald 3 I . The Umiak 31 I Mary 8 3 $ 3 3 5 St. 100 Do York 10 50 North London 61 63 Is al , Do. New 10f. Mures . par 4pa 34 34 43,17 i 20.1.114 Waned Nuke* 70,00 n 1 Waller 100,000 1 Wes Mariposa mi 1 1 9 mid News Agent, Surrey feet security against fraud, but, at the some time, in suit- J etty • ftet f, p.m., NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 LEL until 3 pen., at le. per week; eupplied In town cre country. at We therefore rely on your kind consideration to publish Dr. O'Toole ..... -....- 4 1 ; Duke of Hamilton .... .. 3 ~,, all the names appeeded to the requisition, Preparatory to thence P. m '. for 34 ' P er rta r• se 13° "' per O witair ; " Mr. WALTZ-. calling a general meeting at the Commercial sole IL soma.- Kam , 4 4 4 10 'NMI/ ore, Wore., SeWolver. 314 32e I Dewey ..... -...-.-„ 8 410 • et liet ecotti.ti refer.' Malice,.,,„„ 3 410 et liio ecitties Midland Cl 62 521 JOINT STOCK BANES. News Agent , Is, Temple-skeet. Whiteners. ! . ?AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, W Al' e a "' °3°, 61 ' e*, at 13s. ow tmertee.-SENT by MORNING MAIL at SI 128.8 d. uamelsd .. 4 RIDLEY and Co. N ., c , --- ....... Mewed. Litter Davie a 6 6 Londe°, 20th December, 1854. Marc Ashley... lateranyl .. „.........« S 4to It. 1.0 -bropihire e11{021... ' ........ •••••••••• ...... ' Cleuei I Laura Selina 341050 54 'oath Wein '4l 47 12 of 141 594 15i Ire 554 94 No. -h. - ----.- 22,51.0, 40 , Auntralas S ia us" CI. gm , Pd. Prices Useless* dine yesterday. today. all 80 $3 ' - VININ° 1M3,191 ' id ' °Pr qt.-13• WA" ' 96 Plitimsat-Pu." ' TO Till DIRECTOiS OP Till LONDON Does: ColtrAXT. Mr. - l i irett ••'•••••••••••• a Theta - - - - Weetadrater, News Ao& Akt.era A s . .,Amer ell - - Gentlemen,-The recent ex pusure of eztewive frauds Mummer 3 oi Lucy Mink 5......... 5 4 7 2$ 214 rnameellevenDockeltalL 3 34 4000! 28 Chartered Bent on ' 5 104 die perpetrated in the wine deparneet of your dock., in the Kidnapper e d Ncath i B AYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO 3 -1. 7 So ad Aaterford and Kilkenny . 34 14 READ; and sapplkd to the country by weeks post, ■ at 19mnd. opinion of the undersigned, rend re it imperative that, ion iN_Llzes u. Orahaas 4 Inetruetrees - -ilk 3 4 7 Su all Wetrford end Limerick . 22 10 211,040 1 100 Colonial - - 4 Cll!Zigrupbe, their luture security aganst a repetition of such oral set r , mutter, *diet 'douses. Ils 13111MCS. Oreamterrace, West- Gameecper - - I ummagent • twee your board should forthwith, ten the recommendation L. ,.. pr0 .„. . 4 2 ! lion,iiy .........- ..... 3 4 4 110 16 West Cornwall N.- 64 64 25,0001 23 Eni.,ScotasAustelnert. 18 sss die of the merchante, select a fit end proper person to Sill tee &emcee 4 2 , Virtues ....... a 4 0 10 3 W.Endef Lom&Crystal P. - - 250ue, , 20 ' Lon.CluirtiLink al Aust. 20 314 2: 11e -- ----- - --- -- - office of inspector over the vaults in which wines and sp thnute. 4 0 I Peer Dick - - 54 MANAGEMENT OF THE WAIL are deposited, and that the gentleman to be so speomted shall be one who has had cossiderable experience in the Wolverhampton Steeplechases are postponed until Mon- __ 10,0:4 30 London and County le - - 0 60, SO London eint Stock lO - - , trade, and is familiar with its entire reu'ine, day twit, the sth inst. Should the weather render further PREFERENCE SHARES, /0, 11'0 , ;melon and %%nineteen 20 - - MEETING IN NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. We feel that we cannot urge too strongly on you these postpone's' nt neceunry, the meeting will take place oa the o f , : upp 7 Aberdeen - - 10,141. 20 ,• Do. New lO A public meeting, convened by the mayor (Mr. I. L. serious and important considerations , and Hem our ktiow. first succeeding Monday on which the weather may prove St. , lell I Do. No. 2. 7 per Ct.... 90 WI 20, 511 INutinnal of Ireland - - • Bell), in compliance with • numerously signed requi s ition ledge of Mr. George Ridley, of Ni,. 27, Surrey-•quftre, Old favourable . St tee Catedonitis,Elo all 34 36 of ratepayer", was held in the lecture room, Newcastle, on Kent-road, and No. 27, Crotched Friary, who has been for IS 16 Cbester soil Holyhead .. - - 33.8 - 25 Ortent.Bankairprivatlce all 37 39 q all CUrk 314 Bandon Monday evening. The requieition, which has already sp- upwards of 25 years actively occupied in the wine and spirit MUSIC, 6; eh Duel Peelle& Aber.June. 54 If 1, 14 'Do. New all - - peered in our Columns, set forth that the said ratepayers trade, we most respectfully, and in the strongest terms, re• 10 1 East Aachen Claes A Sh.. - 10,000 1 Royal Australian Bank are " impressed rate the conviction that the negetiationi commend Mr. Ridley es a gentlemen in every respect qua- - se tie 11S Do. do. Cu. l le 6 per Ct. - - log sod Gold Imp Co. 1 - - for peace now in progrees are calculated to produce result, filled, from his torte experience, and also for his well koown HARMONIC UNION. fit. let Do. do. Clare C, 7 per Ct. - -pm 8,0001 51 !Muth Anstralis 25 33 40 disastrous to Turkey and Eurol e g lly, and humiliat energy and talent, as a fit and proper perm to till so im This society had their first performance of this si q hest. Cos. Lits.,s pe..Nt, I lpm 113,006' 23 jen ion of Australia 3 13 3 to Great Britain." The room was densely crowded, portant and trustworthy an officv.-Ws are, gentlemen, Se3Boll last evening at the Hanover-square Rooms, 9 3 1 'At'''. do. N 0.9 g . ',ono' - 'Do. New 24 19 id 19 It. Do. New 3 pen t.. t-Stock 12 IS 60,000 54 i Union of London - and the Mantle having taken the chair, brief opened the yours respectfully, whither they have removed from Exeter-hall. This se, MI En s it a. - - prmudioss. Lemon Hart and San Trower, Lawson and Trower is ono change from last year; another is, that M. it tae Put taanwst.. - _ - Mr. Joliette Cowie, jun., read letters from Mr. Head- Megalhaene, Reny and Co. William Bausfield Molique is now their conductor instead of Mr. Bene- s en K U Pl&We.aork Jun.sths - - Ism, M.P.; Mr . Loyatd, M.P.; Wm. Dighy Seymour, Clods and Baker P. F. MetreSCELLANEOUS. . Recorder of Newcastle, all of whom had been invited to D. M•Farlan and Co. Henry Gill and Co. them 5 per Gent 114 116 diet. The extreme inclemency of the weather was Belit os . .rnu ri Ed re in ;N P` n r r tl"4ndte4P`t. 5$ Sigi 113 Clean" the meeting, apologising for their absence. Mr. Lapsed Hills and Underwood Johnson, Teter. and CO. much against the success of their first night, the 109 110 pricer Business doge No. Si. Miseretenotra Pd. yesterday. to.day. expressed regret that months ago the country had not been Foster and Ingle Wane Brothers audience being consequently thin. Another unto- MHO Do. 44 per cent. , 100 109 ____ roused to WWI against the present ruinous policy, and Thomas George Shaw and hlasnn and Cattley 100 ;)°. sti S te a Pe jO m p.c t t.. p liedisz m. . • - ward event was the absence of several members of 1341 Mifeesp.etrai re Latio. , ..t pm 4 4pa 21 4 20,000 2r, eustrelien Aericulturat. 174 Si 14 zd 1114 id hoped to have the pleasure at • future period to visit Now- Co. Byass end Bercley lib alt La Sch.% Nrtro',l;tightoto - - 12,301. 21, ewers' Men Petite Nail ... - - the orchestra. Tho following handbill W4ll distributed se 1 6 .West.Bslllameeespe 6 1111 Castle. The following letter of General Mieroslawsii was William potter Jahn end Charles White and ..• 5 ',004 , le Australian hoyal Mall.. all - - also read, and was received with loud cheering : W. Chillingworth and Son Co. in the room : at.llll Do. oun. redeene4e p.a. 94 96 , ' 35,000 10 Series Oaterworks 50 British Americep Land 4d '34 3 24 din The directors extremely regret to inform their friends 10 : 7 110 : 4 11 2 2 1$ $9 000 5 lirle&OolelneiZited.Co.i 52 1 4 Si TO Till NEWCASTLE. ON - TYNE FOREIOe AFFAIRS Colt- Castles,Thealuttena and Staito W. Seymour and Sons St. , len Do.ounveeretleemelp.e. 88 90 5t..100 • Ditto irredeemable 4p. et 89 91 NITTBIL Farley and Boyce O. E. Elaletres and CO. and subscrieers that, but 4 few hours' since, the y received , I e el Do. ee rie p re e tome._ tif lei 10,00 t 100 Callsila "Janusry 1, 1855. P. and E. Godull James Wiattirop intelligence from several important tad leading members of to all ' Do. Cbeeter Pref. Sh.sp.e. 91 101 et. limepereelan.sedJuly 100 1074 100 "Gentlemen and generous Allies-It is with sentiments E. H. Keeling Dingwall, Portal, and Co. the ors'oestra, that Mr. Gye, of the Royal Italian Opera, st. , too I tor . lean. ten. Stock 7_l 73 200,0n0 6 apes' Palace of the moot lively gratitude and legitimate pride that 1 bave John Mobun Henry White and Co. late last night, refused permassion to allow them to attend te, al. • Jo. Limiter Gum Miami DP 19 130,000 4 , Crystal Palace orPriusee. l 4 - pm received the resolutions of the meting held at Newcastle, F. W. H ea di n g John Mathew the performance of the Harmonic Caton this evening, al. f. , s, at I Do. do. do. y o 1 sun,. do. do. ~ 144 14 30,0 , 0 1 Do-ton Iron fere 68,000 2. , &mere Steam 1 ti - - - to celebrate the twenty-fourth anni v ersary of the Polish re- Joseph Prestwich, Sen. Nicholls and Berraclough though those gentlemen had uaconditionally accepted the 16 ' 6 Ram tablet &TorkeF E2O 1 0 die 103,0e* 25 e.lectrie Telegraph voltaic** of 1840, • copy of which teeolutions Mr. Cowen has J. 0, Wi n n lluwee and Edwards engagement offered them by the directors, and had at- , t ,llou I Ditto 6 per eent.Stotk.. 136 13$ 20,010 is General sea. Navigaticm, 14 - - been pleased to addreu to me. Crawley and Masten Richard SIMODI tended the rehearsal on Monday last. The considerate in- ge.loOlion.&firiglieN. l l.sp.oent - - - - " Bat tit- se ezpreasione of gratitude would be unworthy Bruno Silva and Sun Junes Field and Sal dulgence of the audience is therefore requested, as this 5i..190 I hos.N.W e aw&Nult , Pet - - 6,ofe 50 Irish Beetrooteu,car.... ~ 10 - - of the sother who transmits them to you, and of the free J. W. Burden W. T. Scott most unprecedented and arbitrary proceeding has compelled 6 Lon.&SchWestConefbird• 24 3pm 110,ek le iteuitetraneen EULTeIe all - - and valorous people who receive d them, if they were not Robert Gardner John Simpaln lb. directors to engage other gentlemen who have kindly M all I lodunderrs &Coln. j eh. - 12 all Lordonderesezhnnelelth - - 211,000 In Mexican & SeAniericene 9 ei 64 50,0n0 1 national Patztlittn. Earl , all - - : accompanied by the n'suraace that the Polish emigration is Osmond, Becton and Co. l i ready to do its duty. " 'levies in view a victory common to all, this duty of el- M. P iiis G a uimarae" Hanes has Income to we Polish emigrants, as evident and Arnold and Pigeon obegatory as the war declared by your great nation against Biblieas entetlegden the meet formideble of Our oppressor. P. Garvey F. H. Smyth J. L. P r am gst and Co. A. Le Coq Tennant and Woodbridge Henault, Tipping, and Co. John Fenton consented to play at • moment's notice, although without the ad v antage of a rehearsal. 5, , ail 1113n.SbefeetLitioNewthe 12 124 6I 41 Do. £6 According to this statement, Mr. Gye's proceeding Ist all 'lto.rp.rg Cif ale. ' 4 FiN - - appears to have been extraordinary. It certain* demands explanation. sr. 100 Midland Comdr /OS.l;ra, 13$ 11$3 id lel 111 Deco Preference 41p. c. le 1 ells 5 all Demi'. rid. 4 per cent 444 Ili 50,000 10 Netherlands Land ...... '6e le 73,000 2 eLs. Wales Coal& Inter. , Steam Nave:dine C 0..! 1 - - 181,71 e 1 North Brit. Au-trelasian, all ' 4 14 Refine 2ti Norh of Europe Seem- , lele - - 120,04 5 Peelitiverlend&Minerely all 1 114 3 The performance consisted of The Creation. It io all Norfolk Debentured - -20,0 M 50 Penin.dlar&Orentetme all - - "Fromm y position, as an exiled soldier and pe . . 1:3 Paul and Dastis It. C. Polhill 81.'140 Do. Pref. 1 pact. Stock $6 8$ 60,4 e, 2 Portland Don Ontunaly.. , ell I 1 24 i 03mhatent for a quarter of • eeneury, of alternately moral Junes Goges and Co. 1,4 • struzele and bloody contest, whicu Poland 1101,0 main- (Mee, sod c eoe t in d rained until 1818, I ten without fear of contsadietion, gas- W. L. Bailey H. and C. J. Feist Thomas Seymour was less effective than it would, no doubt, have been under less disadvantageous circumstances. An st i les each British 61..100 Do. S pet. Eaten.M.lll44 104 106 101 102 ' t.-Betw.4 &Pref. 90 le Joseph Prestwich , 1 110 ., and orchestra suddenly deprived of its principal perfor- t, lOl l N 't g o. P . 60. 3 54 14,8:0 101, Royal Mall Steam_ .. j6O 60 ' 62 65 100,000 I 'Sottish Austrinnvest . m.. , all Ity lid 100, 1 Do. New I f' f 4 poi 14,2 e le death Auxtralian land •25 3te Sat , - rune yin a corp of 5,.000 fighting Pole*, to land on the F. W. Covens Co. mers, whose places were, on the spur of the moment, 20 1 13 Do. Leeds 6 p.a.N0.1 - - 71,040 1 tabenarine Telest. &rip-, all I Southern shores of the Billie, three months after your go- L ong a n d C orne ll 1 vernment shall have supplied the r.quisite armament Ice S. P. L. Pereira such an ad rancad guard of invasion. Vincent and Pugh " Allow me to saute you, asattentsu and beloved allies, U. Laski that it is only by the aid of this warlike instrument that Banos gad Moors Englatid will succeed in disuniting the Auden army, which Pigeon and So me P. E. Famin and Nephew Thomas Tuley Mitchell and Co. Howe and Sons D. Craeklow Gorman and Co. is at skis moment competed of not lass then 300.(k0 officers, Richard Hooper and Sous J. Ruffy noe c miraissiuned officers, and soldiers, aativesof the Polish Peters, Hall tad Co. provinces. . _ . _ _ . _ _ William Strachan and Co. Joseph James Forrester and Sons 131. 9 Do. Du. Qurs., 1448.. - -- supplied by substitutes playing without rehearsal, 25 10 Do. irca2223 , 52 ,.. 3 : 1 04 313 could not be expected to go well, and it was no 20 k a u North eallordehire wonder that the "chaos" was somewhat more chaotic than Haydn intended. M. Mulique's talents and - 5 2 t.'1 4 0 , 0 1l O so z o f tk .W k ore 4 :seol.leellpet 113 115 It I all ecottishCostral New Pref. - - II 14 experience *0 well known ; and we treat, to . If otuo Mud 11 pr cent 4Ms per at the next concert, that there will be a better I muster of his disciplined troops. Theoolo parts were 50 1 all doutbWal 1.0.0 t all 5. - east(amm.ann,si.o.c) 23 ass 214 5t.,100 Delo 44 per et..... mans 44 go.ceat - - 75.0e0 1 Do. Do. Reekterece all 'I 1 15,000 10, fenatlrLoaneeeofUpCani 5I - .... HOW 1001 Pan Diemen's Land 28 1: 114 194 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ___ ___ ... oft ' • - „ ... . . 4 , ' • . y • i . , e • • ' • • ••-* . .. • `'' Z 4 7 ' • 1 \ 1 e • eMt.. • • el, • e•'''.ek" -- .z 4..... 5a........,,e-:•:?..„... . ......,...-0,....., \ . ' • . -.r . t • • -st. ..e . . V.•••••"-s•--4(.4-.i.,.- • - .•••• . • ... ..--/ , ' •et,„. - • ... . • * . , / • .r..2"...d f ...5e .... g r0__-g",gse , _.sa-dll. l '.. e .. . . . . . . ..i.i. . . ~. , . . . . , .6381 . r Irititillaall • , 44;4111.131Cfn Y./. a AttuitT ,Raviicia LITT / • ' , 4, , _ _.• - -- • _„„,,Af.-", 4 ..... ;? ....5........_ .....„.........._ ...._ • . . ........ ogs en selsaL Alla SO D l ~.niro ,al i.,=.•....,.. ', t . fie? - .. --' 1 4kstrolo sc ----- I v . , ..i. b.: x.....: f : ~, •••,. •• _ ... • 1:. 1.11.1.1! '; %it her ,swel:w69 .e.l* 1.., 3 - 13 „ 1 0 x . ... . .. • " .' ....: -'... - o . t ~ 1 • !et twe'rtsr " . 1.. - !-• .3'n r •••I'l• - • 07' •Yetle:.:re •'t•:•--, , - • • __ ._ ( 11l , , ~... 1t , rt • , . . ..• • o ad o' i . I - . 1 . \\ """sv -I i l i a ! . . /. iik.............._..: 1..... .1, . • • . • 4 + . No. 2,637.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, 1856. , t NOTICE OP DIVIDEND. ASIR all WIND of the Czar, hoping that the EN . Kof DEPOSIT, NATIONAL ASSURANCE perwelebsellnkleneel would be se honourable to the Czar as SPORTING. SH.ARR LISTS'. POILEIGN ><A/s WAYL ad txrartEur ASSOCIATION, No. 1, Pall. Mall East, to tide 118•11b7. If there was one subject Wove than ono- ---e.- --0.-- the, is Ukiah the people of this country were agreed, it EPSOM SPRING MEETING-MARCH 22. ro ue Beam*. 6 st siva. lima. Jonakoo 1 If 10 10 Timeworn sad Rotterdam 9 I eh, WARRANTS bus the lIALY•T GAULT IN - lEEE-wt. at the rate was divine' of Austria. (Aeplause.) He kappeced to be ACeitTuretne lair the GARAY MnTicorOLlgur Bermes ch Tke iday ra te l imaie w'sy share oonside ma r le e t s t ill o- pee da llp u y lllaa ta w ti sr $ per eat par emus, en Demote Amounts., to Slat December, in the Meese of Lords at the opening of the session, when hen Two mike aad • tarter . (81 subs .36 of whom pay dame. 1 1 are reedy tar delivery and PAYABLE daily. PETiOt MORItIeON, Kneeing Direemr. he heard Lord Derby times the came distrust of Austria. each.) nub* hest weight accepting being Bst 61b,, it bee Pertiesdedroas of Inveatieg Meaty arc requested to twain the The noble lord ead he was not sum that Austrii had not been raised to 84 7.b, and the net is praportion. don arid North Weetern stock, coupled with unfit- 2° a u lo I,... Uni „ ch „, Rben3ln n , ~,,,,,,,a 7 tkwn .---- :3„"i Dm heasalevsYof. coin 2 2 / 24 'i s e 84418 :ip0 .er"8414d4 ana t°113.....°4'44-12": --1444-14 iil-11. wearable rumours relative to the forthcoming accounts. m le W re n - lie - Ur -- s 4. - 6 deu This rip st t oe io k os fell diers ebent was. aldeeperuncene oft.l per ln oe so n le other le 10 east Whin ..... .. 111 pm 2 t4 pies cif the Baal or De; oeL Prospectus:a aud lama fur Opening beea the ranee of our war tof success in this war. (Hear.) Ms saes sent free co apple:anion. The speech of Lord Derby on that occasion evidently threw Talfrianil ................ 4. 3 at 1 the government into confusion. The Duke of Argyll Jna Milli ' •••••••• ....... 3 L a sadsiego u ...- ....... -. a . 8 3 . 5 at l oo : 2 ---... le 6 I Do. Eztensiera i get 64 I AMENTS for the DRAWING-ROOM, replied to the noble lord. He said, tt Such leeguage will Epainlneadas..... 4 Oweeins M ild Haeteman... • .. ......... 4 1 bwasetez ....... •••••••••• : O lt lrety. sad Diniagiocem, isouisting of a new sod elegant mit be tolerated in this house ; such is the language we ere Mincemeat .„........-.. 4 1 lerinalow. 3 13 meartmeet 01 yams. 0 11 1 119 0 .11 , 0 1 Pe inlettonla. weelleatiate. °boleti accustomed to hear from the platforms in this country." Wudtiteld ..- 3 11 THIS DAY.-Two o'CLOIE. 100 an , 114o.e.Ble z p.:;1= -_ = 100 all I Os. so 10 'Gland Junction of France - - 3 it There is scarcely any business going forward in the 1113 111121i4j• Do Tta .s a L a La ajean w.at ad A a tL a iretie jama 9 51 e a t 4" Iwwwifel WW l ' ) table'. P33erwelekte• Re., is de bate . w" bl4 (that) The country mast insist, not merely upon en in- le sells ..- ....... -. 6 Vaaital lewille. Derbyshire epee. am., Imported end maaidesteredby JAMES quiry into the military management of the present ministry, itwrelet -••- .... -•••• 4 C ealette 3 11 railway share market, which continues rather flat. 113° " r ''' •° " l • ° ' Debiltuivr 1 Hi ay ; Prices are in many instances quoted slightly lower. 'war alt o orti 44l r , rit P u i c..f s e p ronee .std4 ..: sit el pm ° AI gENN•NT (late Mawr), 149, Seread, Load .n. Kafir Iit:TEINANT ensues elementary willeetiores ashen., miberals, but also into their diplomacy. Mr. Crawsbay concluded by De, orb • 4 Cheri a cot Milk wind& will gr enlyfaellitate tbestudy of rowkology, mt. moving, " That the fetal suistirection of the war, His di n . er e . s tq a ......... 4 Joshua 1 1 1 ; Great Western; 661 to 1 ; Midland, 691 to 4 ; 2i 1 11 G G r t e . "°. :,, lN :rh ou s I " P ;Fe c eenin :,, Ut i la ,,V . h .; ' . "1 1 Pe i mil '''' neraillo, and polio, at 1, S. 10, at, 33, to lie galas,. ash. graceful Foreign Enlistment BM. the reefirious alliance Higbee ..___.... ........ 4 Venues (Mr. Nun's) 3 with Austria, the diplomatic conspiracy to effect a shameful P -twain s Creepy . Seger i.....,, to Stepper* .... $ 3 1 i R. DE JONGH'S LIGHT BROWN COD n Emma OIL-This para. usweetentee, aad speedily Mee- peac, the Daimons mismanagemeat, which has resulted Sal_late - ----.......... 4 in the destruction of the greater portion of the etnin li n aw -- .- • I = l l l e llll4 l. free from repulsive flamer or , after.ta-te, now ezten. British army in the Lrirnea, awl now threatens t he w : 1k1a ........ • •• •• ........... ! 1 E . ,__Wlen7 _ 3 3 S 4 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 74 to 1; South-Easterns, 4 all De. co. Obitgati ! 2I 4 171 to 1 ; Caledonians, 301 to 31 ; and Great North -6 4 erns, 221 to 1. 20 all Gt. West. Canada, _hire. 1 1 lte all tkunds, s7,opt. MI - - 100 ail W. , p o ny 62, do. - - • Meek peessrtbed by the medial prefeetion, with extrenrdtnary sow the tigerlike of the remainder of that noble band of heroes, The g m.. ........... 4 I `"ar aada ....... ....... 3 1 French shares are quiet at about yesterday after- 1110 ` ll 1"). M. ;6' do. 97 1 " Mak and in erste where the pale oil haa satirely Lined, may ae so worthy their country's gra•itute and admiration-these Sarabsed ........... .-..... 3 0 100 all Do. do.73.witboetop. 93 63 sibtaked. wh• lees'. and retail. el AMUR. nAlro RD. anal Cb., 71, fsets considered, this meeting is of opinion , that fu•the• R do.swelf ..... .... .... ... 4 Meslyard . 3 • 3 Boon's quotations. 20 all Hamilton and Toronto .. 2 die oar kralld. Ludo' . Dr. de &sub's solo seesieriees. Ball-pints (10 os.), 4 • batiks ...... $-4 4 ORDINART stifiEfts AND STOCES. 100 all Do. 6 per Cent......._._. 97 no ft. IL ; plata (10 es.), 4.. ed. ; quarts (407 am), 9a. tolerance of the present administration would be fatal to Phallaik 4 le 10 Lyons and Geneva ..-.... 14 2pa the country and • crime on the part of the British people ; unama ßl ll tt . a l aa 4 dully „..._ .......„, , ~.. Mogen Prime eau twaay 20 1$ L can end Meth therefore the meeting determines to petition the Queen to . - . Bartwave. • petard/tn. G PARENTS and CRIARDIANS.-The retarn 1 dimaise, and the parliament to impeacb, the incompetent of Youth tr. Ow 11 YloWi" ••• 41n0- ••••• le "'a" • " 3 " and unworthy mintstera who have brought shame and it their pretreat °meet cad attraction. Now It la net . , guserm age. ffilkleetwelep." ' ' ' ACCIPTANCEII for the CITY AND flosoinuit - ~ - , ntcnr. Lwt milt sad onuevew ettbe Neer i • • (84 mobs ,40 or Whom pay 5 wave. each.) ' ' R. -,„ ._ ....- le 31 lel 111 Anaa„.7s.'utting, Bowe. , 'lO a. New le 20 Namur 3. Urge (with int) fif 1 lb 16 Nurhern of entree .... I ROWLAND,/ MACAAdAS 011 a tea eseelertffing the pewits sad tor liorrovies sad beautifying lee heir, ROWLANDS' KALT DOR, The Meyor new left the chair, end it was taken by Mr. Cowen, jun. The Nab . .ti &here Mr.l nobtAlt seconded the resolution, which was c ... i. d. Viudez Age si lb 6 9 s ' Sewn, 4 813 ; Nolen Hood . 311 7 seducer 3 6 7 al 111 Biros. too v. si ef 4 6 4 II 291 !green., Lass,* Cbealue. 12 II ifs. _ 4 0 4 274 all Ue.Ches.&eirk.Seft2ll.C. 164 174 10 ail Ditto lel. shares (late Charleroi & Erquelines), 121 12 10 all Norw.gian Trunk Probe.. ne e Se 16 Paris and Lyme fat Impeovirg the skis and complexion, and removing cutaneous Mr. Cli•itLita ATTWOOD rose and moved •n address to Mareyas , ereptions, and the Queen,. tour.ded on the foregoing resolutions, which rand 10 9 2 Wtoe 4 Bi. , Rambling • Katie 3 6 2 119 DM bristol and Exeter ROWLANDS' ODOM, ~ a Frontal - - was seconded by Mr. CRAWe HAY, and carried by loon - or tiarl Dentifrice, tor rendering the teeth beautifully *bite and • Wed Huntsmen .... 4 71 . Dr. ebuke - 134 234 io n : a l i t i ie. boys:ll4 a e s b i w: . l t a r i s a c em it 77. p ~. ...f . . __ 7 2 l i l d I I; 1 1 Pad; 224 weaning the gums, are coneultred indlspecieble womapaniinente hands. Epentincedas 47lb ' Tope; - - for tbeattehment of Mom prequel admatagee au waiver:ally sought The meeting, after a vote of thinks to the chairman, Heieb e idt tar sad admired. then broke op. kulogiet go= ROW LAND and SONS, 20, Herten.gardes,bandonoad Lady end 1 10 5 ali as. le na inti, s TM and Perfumery. Ireland'. (ye 5 74„ General Piston - - 1 Pal Sewer, uf *Marlow Imitate:ma. THE LONDON DOCKS AND THE WINE Snareebi out a 72, Derek' 3 3 7 20 all Pestan4cuiditt.... ~- le/ Ile 114 all Wee renders Si 31 TltA DE. Phase 10 la 1 1 16 41 Zliatteet en a l aT r s v c r w . e i a n a " iii.L.. . refer. -...7 -sale pes RIESENIAIL -Protected by Royal Letters haat of Eniand, and irecered by the kaa of the Leeks de male ele Paris, and the lo wed College of Medieise, Vienna. - I _ TO TON 3DITOII, Or Till DAILY NEWS. Wrestles Quince Mr. Sykes 3 3 7 SS et Do (late E. 11.zada.)... - - 4 7 0 , ' , biter t .singapore 3 6 11, r.atisi`ale ... 3 5 4 St. Le , Piet lei.caehire . - ..... ... 174 164 -___ Boer 4 611 ! Normshine SIR,-Oa the 25th inst. you published an elaborate Itirairme. Ise. o • is a remedy for !stamina', wirrest,irrtina, and teraband I 611 Peony Pero-. osaserma albs 'yews. Trieennar, N 0.2, etterually. lathe sheet and interesting article respecting the frauds in the wine Little Gerard 4 611 Velvet ......»»..„..«... 3 3 0 St. 100 Edlia.rett,Pertn.Dunder 194 204 NUM ems edema estro„ comolerety so d en t ire ly eradiate, all U4OIO ird department of the Lesion 1) eke, which, in the opinion of Testy keeedborkes which capsules bane so t on bee . ~,,aaea,aa antidote the wine and spirit market, deserves the highest common. the Yore ..„ be, lathe met of the ttrel'it or • " wt . F etwn a the r"l milins• * dation. We therefore hope that, wheeever space con be Lille of 1164 tramsag. No. 3, la the great continen ta l remedy for that elms of . . . St. NO Do. 6, Stock found is our columns, you will give insertion to articles of I Week. anfortuestely. the Englieh physician trews with St. Le GL Sou 11. anl West. (Ire.) to 0 91 - - f .so the tme:tabte destruction of the patient's en3stitintan. similar characterorhich in the end mty probehly induce all, ACCEPTANCES for the CU versa Cur. About two miles Sc.Pe Great Western (200 subs., 80 of whom declared, and pay 3M. 100 Mo. A.ouvititer ne.titk. 60 63 66 I toe, , I %VIII Fria 444 ell We ewsaPaolle in 1 - 3 * world cunt ransom Trine. like ourselves, deeply interested in these matter., to form a and a quarter. 34,000 I *Anglo Australian Gobi all - - mor e Nu. I, 2, and 3, are Wale devoid of taste or omen. and of all unanimous determination to adopt efficacious measures to ••••• each fe.) Sit all Laseaster and Cortege . 74 74 100,0110 ler rAnelo ealdurnian gesesseteg ea Ades. Mel' way lie ow the toilet table ,;thou( their free the trade from the manifold and heavy impotitions . Age et lb I Ap et lb tii Ilf De. :birds - - ADM 90 +Australia, gee beet soncetea. raid in tin came, at I Is. era; Res by poet. U. Virago esum.diind.o ado a . par.a . „ sea. .. drawee ." ay ‘oaaa. Li g. which the gigantic dock am amen have, by their powerful 34 ,,, e ,,,, a , 611,00 L 1 Australian Cordillera_ all - - 6 9 u Bruen Brandy ~a OO6 . o n .. se. -To be t oo t, see dente sad retail, In London , W monopoly , succeeded in ant tiling on the mercantile world, Anduscr ..„ lobert Jennen..es, Ownhith lisemy and Co., 43, Defort...tn et; and that without the commonest security against such Little Harry 5 r 2 Jack sheppard - - 60.0[0 I Ave Maria - - g a ngokile, ltzlord•strart; R.ll. Ingham. dragnet. Merketatteels enormous frauds as these cow brought to light. The Nabob .............. • $2 , aright Pemba 1 310 Ili 11 Londonand itleekenll .. 74 84 ii,ei t 50 i tenavun Iron & Ger. all 6 7 Ilasehenter; rriestley, ettented, Lord.otreet, Liverpool; Wanualla Herewith we band you a priuted copy of a powerfully TYPee ........... 5 82 ' Jon.inan mild ......... a 5 8 eat. lie .1. , n., Wirt:don, &S. Coate 102 lee ad 102 i d 200,. et I British Australian Gull, all - - Moot 20 enritieli Iron w i ejedler, _lllitheereet, Birmiegbant •; sad Powell, boolueler, 13, signed requisition sent to the dirt etses of th • L.indon Dock $ 8 0 st. Stemma - 4 3 8 St. 100 11, red. and horth Waters. Mel 1001 140 1 I 4 t ß i 7let ra ti a t a ufSLGeorge - 4 71: • Juiebe ... . - 4 511 10,itee eS •Bras.luip.(biluatiLpm. 234 If 2 liesemarebed-street, Duel*. I o. Dr dens - - Llittopany, and shall feel obliged by your printing the 'Wien Warrior -.-.. 11.000 20 Do. Si. John Del Rey IS 23 $0 whole of the 110 signatures in your columns, in order to namai t ioodae T HE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MOE-NINO show the feeliug of the wine and 'Twit houses on the subject. Baaltne ... . . ... .... - 4 7 I Cby sailor, out of IA 21 lio. eighths PAPER. price 3d. The London Deck directors have up t& this time treated rata:), by Budeatcher 5 7 : Clementine 3 5 8 St. NO Lerida St South Weeny $4 55 641 1111,0e0 I e'.2la.Coos.elin.Co.,Jain. 4 4 cue par Tbeluding Liberal Journal, Oa edleaaleof free commerce a" the requisitionists with cool contempt ; Oct the slightest The litlVeT 100,00 t 6 rColunal Gold . if ill wend notfies. Hue 4 ,,„ notice has been taken not even by acknowledgiog the re. • 3 7 ' Vandyke (Mr. Nun's) 3 3 7 * U W. Eta 8 7 5 , - Copiapo 01.1103111, - - la Swelew t e nd rithie si ita general mews-la 113. lecnvacT elf •- ni t , thote.rh it was cc ' om anied by the following appro. m. 4 0, a p be tenets. eel la the varies! mercantile and commercial intense... 7 04.00.• 23 eDo. Pref. 74 per Cent. MI par Ipm Mot sontaleed in tbecity, railway, and monetary arteries-this paper prime letter front the gentleman &ruminated by the The Early Bard 70,000 5 rEngitAustredianCuppr all 4 2 Is laserpared. merchant& . Eulogist SPECIAL CORRLSPONDENTS AT THE SEAT OP WAR. (Copy.) Lamborn .......... ..... 3 7 . 1 Itediands . ITS FoRFIGN NEWS IS RELI tBLe. AND IMPAIetIAL. •• London, .1 in. 11, 1836. /My th c tttan 4 7 'Amy 3 5 5o all Mid. G. weet. Ore.) - - 29,000 20 f General As exclusively early report or clipping in the Indian Seas :asap. .• To the Directors of the London Duck (.4,mpany. ' eke, et Cat Y ma" George out 4 7 1 Sancebox 3 5 ' IS 221 lido Mira:bare. - - 72,tedi 1 Wend Duchy of Bauer WI 4 4 a 5 too 611 Neweselc an' Conde .. - - Idled to it by every Overland Man. and it contents 11,0 , 0 4 Great Pulgooth ell - - " Gentiecien,-At the ri quset of a numerous body of & an ti,- THit ONLY DAILY MINING REPORT, 4 7 Lent Fordwiek (b.b)... 3 5 4 54 Nesurket Rory Votes. 4 die Ima 60.0 00 1 Liberty - influential wiue and spirit merchants. of acknowledged Ilene) suckle with list of prime. 4 7 Itel, 10,000 3 eLiiisres • IT ETCLUDIII ALL OPPENSIVE ADVERTISEMENTS. high standing in the trade, many of whom are ext.-wive Deals ii 3 Irel,no's Eye 6 7 ih - Nugget......._ ... 3 3 SO 6 'testy sled Enniskillen .. If 24 10,040 i Laitanian I 1 4 ells It is str.ely independent, anl Detach yoga'', by mu . o,os daft' holders of wines and spirits in your Company 'it duke, l moat 1 7 Retie ipeon - - years than any of its contemporaree, this paper h..„ he cen.i.eeney et kr. respectfully herewith forward for your perusal and con- Mr. . 5 7 Cock ot the North 3 5 St. 104 :Oriole 60,0 0 1 New Granada 1 7 Crown Plane 3 5 15 15 De. New - awl earl, it;f"'"U"h cerise el ter " WI a ehazad.r sal position not sideration a r '• ' by 110 • - 'gasmen& signed firms, under date the 'e t e r 2 t u o c,r el'"l" 60,009 1 eN.LineresMln.tmaM.. all - - Owner to say. 4 7 Wel g3•eu St Naves Twenties Union 31 31 Ms 2e0,000 1 Nouveau Monde To be ordered of any bookeller or news" on In the kingdom; or at 20 . 5 , 11 ult. vt hangnae 3 1' Le repos ... . .... 3 3 St. 100 Northdrinsh be Atm. 10, douveneetrect, Fleet -e rest, London. Permit me to state that iii the event of your acquiescing La nein, N.B. It doneulty be eaperiescel in obtaining the wirer $y evening in the wishes of the trade, in terms of their re quisite.n, or Jonathan Martin .... 4 1 Rotherbans .....»».... . ........3 3 6 all De 4 A Deferred 60.00 , 1 Quarte Rock all pet at a reduced prim, the puteisher will, on epplkation. furei•tt Me otherwise, 1 pledge turedt to perform the several duties • "' lin e n " 4 1' &wee N h.er •• aro= ....... .... 4 1 General Pieter saws of new. agent • toady to supply it, at 111..&L per quarter, paid allotted to the office of inspector with the utmost seal and 3 3 St 100 N. Eastees-Berwick .... 75 76 76 10,100 i 13 alb . New ......-- ..... all 5 6 bk 'deuce by Post-Ake carter. cwhold 4 1 Mtn Rigby , 3 5 15 2 0 DO: Memnon _ 6 5 dis integrity.-I am, dtc., "Dieusuast littiLEY." roAre..brook ..... .... a 1 1 hoogros .... '... 3 5 13 13 Do, O.N E. Pere. 4el die 60,. ,0 1 I i011(11 Auttralian an 14 11 li Preliminary to a public assembly of the wine trade, we Braley . • I ' Legacy ... 3 1 93 all De Leeds , A ab I y. L E Y viNI E N WS FORWARDED totheCOUNTItY p hope, through the inflam c .. of the press, to impress her Joe Miller . CI POST. at 19 ". 6 d• Per ke Percent i n ed "". Majesty's Customs with the absolute necessity of growing luc k .„ ~..t....."•••1 X. le. Upper &Reny-at, Regent wpark, Bcohealler greater facilities for storing wines in bond, not only is per. r a 7:r a , 6 I Herold 3 I . The Rejsk 3 I inte n t ,. II 3 $ 6 it. 100 Do. Turk 10 SO North Loudon 91 53 : : :71 7 1 7 ' 4 horrYta N t a li w iretr al e taral • .47,1 are ad 34 31 11,001 , 10 rie Cron 43,17 i 30.101 Waited Mexicali 70,00 n 1 Waller 100,000 1 WOK ....1,... 2l 11 le 5 :11 1 I 1. mid News Agent. • - Jetty Irene - 20 all North Western .., .. ... ... 464 4 rrsaeArametty stamme dist '-'''' ' bi- vaults and wsrehouses, and on moderate terms. Weathercock 4 1 - -Oster to Siweliparil ... 34 I . 10 It e h& douthWege. , :June. 4 die il pat . PAl for L t y NEWS LENT TO READ, from 81. a We therefore rely on your kind consideration to publish Dr. O'Toole ..... „...._ 4 1 : Duke of maselltwe ...... 3 410 lkeTte on., nom., & Wolver. 314 224 In _..._ an il 3 p.m., at Is. per week; lapelled in town or country, at all the names appeeded to the requisition, Preparatory to titmice 4 I Cheery ..... „...-.-„. 8 410 et. 100 impish rode.' JOINT STOCK BANES. SL per dar, or 19.. Lit Per quartet; 11 7 NI. WILLTRRee ea • 4 61 63 News Agent, le, Templwareet. Whiteners. Iling a general meeting at the Commercial Sale Means.- !a_iti!,.. a ...... trevehory end Here-force 8 9 .... 4 I teurebara 1 410 et liio acetals Midland Co gm, We are, ac., RIDLEY end Co. r,r n ' AMC/ a 34 10 Itt. WO -loopthire Unt021... '45 47 le. : 1 -h. Bonk& Pd. Prices Redness di AILY NEWS LENT TO BRAD, in London, A" at 13.. per partec.-SENT by MORNING MAIL, at SI 12s. Ild. . - YINING DO.,111• IL pat qr.-H. ADAM., 9. PaWierssatelreet. 1 ? Meister Litter Davie 6 6 Londe°, 20th December, 18,54. Matt Anew.. „. I Laura ilelbsa I 410 St. lte South Eastern 3 4lt 50 50 'math Wake l2 II 141 391 294 194 511 94 - _-_-_ 41,31.0, 49 , Amitralwie yesterday. to.day. _ -- all so $2 m......i.......• stew. AINIIMA. TO THE DISECTOII3 OP TOR LONDON DOCK COMPANY. *r!i• Si" , •••••••• ....... , Theca - - - - "~.~. a; [THREEPENCE. MONEY MABEE?. WEDNIPDAY Sesame. The English stock market opened steadily, bat soon became weaker, the continuance of the minis• terial interregnum, coupled with a statement that the Earl of Derby had been sent for by her Majesty, having a prejudicial effect upon prices. After falling per cent., the market closed d per cent. lower than yesterday. In the Stock Exchange, and in bnsiness circles generally, operations are curtailed by the ex isting suspense. Money continues in good demand in Lombard street. The caution evinced at present by bankers and discounters tends to maintain the rates. The embarrassments arising out of the glutted state of the Australian markets, coupled with the difficulties in the United States, continue to exercise an influence. It is satisfactory to notice, however, that the latest accounts from New York are of a more re-assuring niaarsntsvw. The reports received to-day from the various conti nental stock markets exhibit no fluctuation. From Paris the usual telegraphic despatches failed to come to hand. Consols for the Bth February were first marked 91f, and, atter declining to 91, closed at 911 to 1. For money the final quotation was 91 to 1. Tho official buciness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1, 91, 914 ; ditto, fer ac count, Bth Feb., 91:, 91, 914. Three per Cent. Reduced, 91Z, 1,1. New Three per Cents., 911, Long Annuities, expiring in 18604 5-16, 47,. Bank Stock, 211, 212. Exchequer kills remain quoted 4s. to 75. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 991 to 1. Foreign stocks were dull, but not lower. Some considerable sales of Turkish, however, were made, to close a speculative account for the rise, and the price, after receding to 731 to 761, closed at 761 to Z. The " contango on this stock to-day was only a per cent., a circumstance favourable to the stability of the market. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents, were quoted 100 to 102; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 to 62; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 92 to 94. Sardinian, 84 to 86. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72. Mexican, 21 to 1. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 18. Sales are recorded as fol low : Chilian Six per Cents., 1021. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 93. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 891. Sardinian Five per Cents., 86. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 361 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 171, ; the Committee's Certificates for the unfunded coupons. 41 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds, 76Z, 1, 751 ; ditto, for account, 11th Feb., 764, 75 1 , 761. 'the scrip of the French loan wa s qu ot e d 31 to 4 prem. The corn market to day exhibited no change of importance. The bulk of the gold brought in by the steamer Calcutta goes into the Bunk. A portion of it was sent in to-day. The advices from Sydney mention the sailing from that port fur London, on the 16th October, of the Plantagenet, with 8,512 oz. of gold and 17,500 sovereigns, the total value of which is about 31,5001. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange on London was quoted 11.771, short; at Hamburg, 13.31; at Berlin, 6.141; and at Vienna, 12.19. The Emit India Company will receive tenders on the 14th Feb. for the suiply - of 4,500 tons of coals, deliverable at Bombay. • . • . Freer a list dray:hap by Mr. Miller, of the Jeru salem Coffee-house, containing particulars of the vessels which are preparing to enter outwards from Gravesend for Australia during the month of February, we compile the annexed particulars : Vessels. Tolman.. For Victoria „ New South Wales l4 .... 10,696 „ Hobart Town 4 .... 1,798 „ Launceston „ Adtleide „ New Zeeland 3 2,2.55 „ Western Australia 2 1,124 C 0 stn, No. -h. Barka. Pd. Prices Baldness dins yesterday. today. —.---- _ 22,50, 40 , Australasia all 80 $3 140 litit.Col. katik&Loan Om all 20,14,0 50 tiritisb North America , ' all 40,000! 29 Chartered Bank of Asi.. 5 1 04 dia 50,000 i 20 Chart. Bank of India, Australia, and China.. 2 dls 24,0041100 Colonial 25,000 11* Comuiereial of Loudon— 20 25,0001 23 P.nk.,scot..&Atut.iitart. 18 3 24 Ms 25,000: 20 ' Lon.Cluat. Bank of Aust 2O 914 2: 214 woao 20 Idtto New 10, 0 00 0 4 50 London and County lO 60, 50 London I..int Stock lO 50, l lO . :notion and Weatmlrater 20 10, 1 0 0 'Nat. Pros. of England 35 10,10 20 ,• Do. New lO 20, 50 I National of Ireland 20,00 , 20 'New South Wales all 34 86 - I 333 95 Orient. Bank t_kirpneatlon all 97 39 20, Ino I Provimialof Ireland 25 504 1, 14 Do. New all 10,000 8 Illoyal Australian Bank. trig and Gold Imp Co. 1 8,0001 1111 3outh Ati.tralis 25 88 40 82,006 23 j ( Union of Australia 8,01)01 ... Do. New 2i 1 9zd $0 ,000 IS jUnion of London Total, Vessel. 49 Tons, 30,143 This statement shows a steady felling off, which is easily explained by the state of the Australian mar kets. The corresponding statement for the previous month (January) gave a total of 36 vessels, represent ing 33,708 tons; fur December (1834) 67 vessels, or 46,404 tons; for November, 81 vessels, or 30,179 tons ; for October, 97 vessels, or 63,800 tons ; for September, 83 vessels, or 43,773 tons; for August, 80 vessels, or 50,974 tons; for July, 91 vessels, or 52,731 tons; for June, 99 vessels, or 33,678 tons ; for May, 88 vessels, or 46,407 tons; for April, ;6 vessels, or 38,624 tons; for March, 83 vessels, or 41,110 tons; and for February, 79 vessels, or 44,241 tons. In the market fur larashares to-day the only fea tare was a further rise in the stock of the Canada ' Company. Bank shares were fairly supported. Crystal Palace closed at 34 to 3i. The old shares of the Peninsular and Oriental Company have been dealt in at 031, and the new at 004 (ail paid). The directors extremely regret to inform their friends and subscribers that, but s few hours' since, chi y received intelligence from several important sad leading members of the orenestra, that Mr. Gye, of the Royal Italian Opers, late last night, refused permission to allow them to attend the performanceof the Harmonic Caton this evening, al though those gentlemen had uaconditionally accepted the engagement offered them by the directors, and had at tended the rehearsal on Monday last. The considerate in dulgence of the audience is therefore reque.ted, at this moat unprecedented ant arbitrary proceeding has compelled the directors to engage other gentlemen, who have kindly consented to play at a moment's notice, Ofbough without the advantage of a rehearsal. According to this statement, Mr. Gye'e proceeding appears to have bsen extraordinary. R certain* demands explanation. The performance consisted of The Creation. It was less effective than it would, no doubt, have been under less disadvantageous circumstances. An orchestra suddenly deprived of its principal perfot , mers, whose places were, on the spur of the moment, supplied by substitutes playing without rehearsal, could not be expected to go well, and it was no wonder that the "chaos" was somewhat more chaotic than Haydn intended. M. Mukque's talents and experience Ore well known; and we trust, at the next concert, that there will be a better muster of his disciplined troops. The solo parts were sung by Miss Stabbacb, Mrs. Lockey, and Mr. Weiss. To sustain the whole of the soprano part was too arduous a task for Miss Stabloath's strength ; but the she exerted herself, and sang, on file whole, very well. The part of Bee should always be sung by a fresh performer. Mr. Lockey and Mr. Weiss did full justice to their parts. The choristers sang pretty correctly, but lacked power. We hope that the next performance will take place under more favourable circumstances. The directors THIS DAY—Two o'CLocK. The fund. are rather flatter to-day, but the decline does not exceed :7 per cent., and scarcely any business is going forward in any department of the Stock Ex change. Consols for the Bth of Feb. havebeen quiet all day at 91 to 1. For money the quotation is 90; to 911. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91k to 91e; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 1; Bank Stock at 2101 to 212; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 991; and Exchequer Bills at 4s. to 7s. prem. The only transactions recorded in the foreign stock market are in Turkish, at 76i; aid Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 36i; Turkish is uow rather flatter, at 75; to 761 ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., at 171 to:. Russian Five per Cents. remain nominally quoted 100 to 102; Mexican, 21 to ; and French scrip 31 to 4 prem. J. W. Burdon Robert Gardner Ormond, Breton and Co. M. P. Guimaraens M. Mica Arnold and Pigeon Bibhens andeßlegden P. Garvey Paul and Dastis Jules Glom and Co. (Ave. and Crosland W. L. Bailey F. W. Cosens Long and Cornell S F. L. Pereira Vincent and Pugh N. Levitt Burton and Moore Pigeon and Sons Richard Hooper and Sons Peters, Hall and Co. William Siracban and Co. Burleigh, &stirrer and Co. James Cove rdale Monteiro Brothers Aden and Hogg henry Lancaster Memo and Badman James Norris Costello and Co. Alexander Welshes and Co. Robert H. Adoodt Henry Cspel and Co. 8 iutbard, (finny, and Co. Rutherford, Drury and Co. Whit* and Price John Haub" Nephew W. T. Scott John Simpem F. H. Smith J. L. Pi angst and Co. A. Le Coq Tennant and Woodbridge Brnewit, Tipping, and Co. John Fenton R. C. Polhill H. and C. J. Feist Thomas Seymour Joseph Prestwich, jun., and Co. P. E. Farris and Nephew Thomas Tacker Mitchell and Co. Horn and Sons D. Crecklow Gorman and Co. J. Rut& Joseph James Forfeiter and Sons Hairy Haney James Waters and Co. Cunningham and Co. Walter Howell and Hale William Oldham Richard Symonds and Son W. E. Eddison E. L. Robertson and Co. Jasterini and Brooks Fortnum, Mason, and Co. Rose Brothers D. 'Baylor and Sous J. MacKinlay and Ca. C. H. Hodgson Staley and Mande MINES. -•- WEDNESDAY EVENING. There has been a good demand to-day for some of the heavy dividend mining stocks, including Wheal ' Basset, West Caradon, South Caradon, South Wheal Frances, and United Minis. Of these shares few sellers are to be round. Shares in Rosewarne, Gram bier and St. Auhyn, Clijeh and Wentworth, Wheal Trefusis and East Buller also meet with inquiry. Prices exhibit no general change. The gold mining share market remains dull. The shares of the English and Australian Copper Smelting Company continue to show an upward ten dency. Imperial Brazilian and Rhymney Iron shares, on the other hand, were weaker. St 20 *I 23 i all all • DPte 4i per ...... tioutb Wake sus 4 p. cent 'lth,.Yorkeiire4n•.- ^ "if keYexperiraeo eau be of any weinbt in your jaAg name, you will know that the sword of the Polish emir's too, made for war end wielded by the nation, is of melt able tki sep irate the sinews of powerful Russia, by alluring to as all %hit is truly Polish, alt that constitutes the Euro pean het* of the Tzar.. ;ii is ss ..1 21 'l2‘C MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. SeGAR.—Tbe public sales did not show any material alteration in prices. Porto Rieo sold well. The large isle of Manila was bought in. The relined market is steady; brown lumps, 425. 61.; groc• ry, 435. to 48s. 6J. COIPLB.—The small public sale was nearly ad bought in at lull rates. "At this moment Poland has soother coo tingeat ot allissa to offer you be; the naked bosoms of Its toil's, and the hearts that beat wi bin. But add to theta the goes of Birmingham, the powder of Woolwich, and the cement of our national disc,pliae, and you would have at your disposal as ors sore destructive to Russia than gum your numerous and gallant fleet, LT1468 LIAISED AT : Balked sad Bletchley (sN to Loa. N.W.) 1 B, 1 0 111 !"". bi R. Clr FLUE) RINTALL 7•17•1072 Cl7Ara4le Inaction (WNW to Caledonian)... lbstiimente. 'undo-Ct. I (lime *net. Northern) Olonolanr Is Dean Foreatj WY 99 Tas..—The public sale is progtesaing at yesterday's prices. fins remains without alterati‘m. _ _ Ili:N.—The demand continues very limited. COTION.-250 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. SALvrErai,—Dull, sod sales of any importune could cot made without giving way is prices. In other articles no material alteration. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. ent. nab the most profaned reaped and cordial affac l4oo. gelithete•, your obedient aervant, 0111111 AL Louis MIZEOSLAIIIIILI. . . II 101 In ill 103 1N " lir. Joseph Cower., jan , secretor)." lir. Wig. COOK Mated "That this meeting condemns and reped.atss tee prow shims of the Vienna conference as calculated to patch op • false and shameful peace. mimosa to Turkey, advansageoas to Bawls, injurious t" Europe, and humiliating to Great Britain, and this meeting is of' opinion that no peace should be coaeladed except on condi tions white will leave Turkey free and untrammelled by any foreign pmtectoratrii—restore Poland to the rank of an iadependeat state ; and by each means restrain the dangers so power of Bessie, and put an end to the calamitous in roads of Muscovite aggression." Mr. JULIAX H•INIT seconded, and Mr. MICKL3 sap parted the resolution, which on being pat from the chair ems parried eimaimoesly. Mr. Onion CKLIIIIKAT neat addressed the meeting. Hassid the great nullity now required by this country was presseee of mind. Oar army wee lost in the Crimea, and war honour was lost at Vienna. Tbe object they mast aim at, end which he hoped would be amsonsplished, was the dismissal of the present ministry. (Applause.) The ormatry mast be reposed to give • fair and candid trial to the only party which can possibly take their places at the resent moment. He mast admit that he had read lie "etch of the Marquis of Granby with great pima. Thai aoblaaaa mated all the tomb JULLIEN FOR THE CRYSTAL PALACE. TO TEN IDITOI OF THE DAILY NNW.. Bra,—Your correspondent "X" (of this day) con siders that music is essential to the prosperity of the Crys tal Palace. In that cue the company would do well to think of the words of Wm. Cobbett—" There is but one man in the world who can nu the country ; why don't you send bim to parliament ?" Now, there is one man in the musical world to whom the middle, and what ill Via p ly called the lower order of /misty, owe • debt of gra titude, fur affording them an opportunity of hearing Sut ras music at • price suited to their means—it is Jullien. Could he and his well trained band be engaged but • few months, thousands would visit Sydenhens. Such an ar rangement need not interfere with the present band, which for the garden is perfeetion.—l ens, Y. Jan. 31. VIENNA, hit. 29.—M. de Bruck is expected, at Trieste telatexew as the day alter. announce that engagements have been made with Mr. and Mn. Sims Reeves, and Madame Clara Novello, and that negotiations are pending with Mdlle. Agnes Bury, Madame Rudersdorff, and Signor Belletti. 3HE CHURCH. Rev. Charles Pratt, 8.D., has been instituted to the vicarage of Belinda, county Northampton, diocese Peterborough. ker. Henry Brandt B.A , to the rectory of Burrow, in the county of Leicester, diocese Peterborough. Hot. fleptimus Holleman, to the skimp of Semarby, county Leia►ter, diocese Peterborough. Her. 0. L. W. Fauquier, to the vicarage of West Had don, county Northampton, diocese Peterborough. Tim FORTY-SECO:4D Rinnemer.—The men of this regiment here have formed a sort of tramp on the Sheriffasuir, to which they march almost every day, and where they are exercised in all the roanccuvres of war, In seder to inure them to service in the East, a great number of them being young recruits. A good many rumours have appeared in Tanana papers in regard to this depot leaving Stirling, bat we believe that as yet no oacial order has to arrived that effect.—Stirtinif Journal. I Hewed to Cit. Weetern) lielditelby(Liforkkfolld Do. a dime di tto) De. &!t• di tto) Loathe teenetch (lewd %South EISIM1) Ditto Preference (ditto) Lowestoft Guar. 4 per Cent. (lemi is frbr.ilk) Mio ditto u per Cent. Lon., Tilbury, k Southend Dereed Peto k Co.) 11kinetatja .k dattoel Idaddleteref ski Bedew 15=tedileekt WWI.) 111redked Ditto f Oast. (d 0.).. P (Wu. Lou) I _ York) I Ditto alp. law*. amiss. maw :rasp. rift Moe (Isowol to loolititolholitiro(lotood If If 92i fle We II 4 $1 IN N 87 If IU 111 2 1 2 war Vallime per Mena. ehto StoektitDarl ) lltto Ditto Ikassent Onset lo (keit Wolin) $1 if 91 N TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is flatter to-day, at the annexed quota tions, vie :—Petersburg T. C. on the spot Mc 3d. ; Feb. to March, Ms. 6d. ; March and April, Mx HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. 7 ' ?dr. E. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to BUs. ; superior, 84s. to 955. ; inferior, Ws. to 60s. ; Howes, 60s. t t 7.55.; clover, 90,. to 1155.; second cut, SOL to 100 s. ; straw, 235. to 28e. SOIIMAYPTON, WEDNESDAY.— A heavy snow storm came on this morning at seven o'clock, in the south of England, and continued without intermission for six hours. The up morning Dorchester train was two hours late into Southampton, and the London down express morn ing train was one hour late into Basing,toke.• At Bishop. stoke the fire of the morning down mail train engine was extinguished by the snow. The carriage wheels of a Dor chester train were frozen to the rail by means of the snow while the train stopped at oxe of the stations, and it was with difficulty the train could be moved on. Such a snow storm has not be►n known in the south for years. - --- There is no change of importance in the gold mining shares. Agua Fria shares arc quoted 1 to dia. ; Nouveau Monde, 4 to 3 16 per share; Colonial Gold, f, to t o per share; and Great Nugget Veiu, to din. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 32 to 33 ex div.; Peel River, 21 to 3; North British Australasian, die. to par; and Scottish Austra lian Investment, 11-16 to 13.16 prem. Linares shares have been dealt in at 7 to 7j; and South Australian Miuing at 1 prem. The Government Emigration Commissioners have chartered the Golden Era to sail for Sidney from South ampton on the 14th of Marcti next, end the Sea Park to sail for Adelaide iron the same port on the 16:11 of Kai& next. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Mr. James Graham Lewis, who bee for more than 25 }cars held the office of clerk of indietmente ou the Midland Circuit, has resigned his appointment. . _ - - THE PRINCESS'S THEATRE—Mr. Charles KM, who has carried oa the management of this theatre for the last three years, ku just eatered into an arraagemeat with the lone for the renewal of his lease for a term of years.