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

404416. PIP" - • No. 2,638.] g: AUSTRALIA end the COLONIC/L-Ir, sem i xe rnso emeen noonne to .—cenencers PA =IX lo pods* Impwolose rots, now, owl twos. ea lss Ws tsolsi by a Iwo owl atlowho assdowo Is all ollositoo L„ ,• osToo Imillibo Ilsobsw mid Sot skim; as Is lid at with pow owcr es oonom MCI Ohl Mill I'Lll SQUATFASIT. ISM 110144:014DUCTUS3 IP* IS owstZ elms Mash OM mu 13 per est ot tut.— Mwetiseeeds wet loy pod as oppiloodos W C10(10014 I, DOwOATSJOILL, LOlll4lll. Ili* Woo olostg IRV MIA MO nit osid IitODOSOLIS NI So imp wolls sal Ilittai loos Swim to moan the temeetsthee. PARENTS end GUARDIANS.—The •Letirft of math to the respective boardiss-sehoods Indus , . A so& kr MC persons! comfort and surestion. Now it ' A tha' ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL, be sinelsestiss this growth sad for improving asi, imatifying ths balz, ROWLANDS' lALTDOR, • Improving the skla and complexion. and remoying eatateeoaa session*, end ROMANIA' ODONTO. or read Dentitrles, for reaming the teeth b ui titay welt. cad rellerele the taiga. an thtehlerod Stdiels .umble areempanimests lee Ohs &Miasma el those psesseal alma 4ee so ta t... 4 eivett fee sad abalsol. Skid hy A. LOWLAND sad 901(11, Hatipip.gardsp, wig.. sag W Cbsslota sad rortalases. Uwe 01 dtwrlo' inniatioes. FREEDOM fromCOUGH.—One of Dr.' 1.0000011 PULIIIO2IIC wirzas. armor to meow. is toe Mimillsow Nowa tao moo 41ins moo via took= oil the Irritation of rags asel hula i tLmmat tmath,-5614 by all chemists at 1a.164, ft. Ild., par - nR. DR JONGH'S LIGHT BROWN COD criza on- —Mae pure, unadultersted, sod alrawglY "lOU 11110447, tree noun /contain? flavour or sfter.tade, now Wen preposibed by the medical profession, with extraordinary ow ISIS. sad is saw where the pale oil boa entirely filled, may be obsabsed. wkoissele and reel, of se ANSA. CO.. 77, litrend„Leeder.Dr. de Jonah's e 0011Pi lt. VM 11XILF0103 S. Halt.piate (10 oz.). 18. bd.; pints (00 es.), t. 9d. ; quarts (40 os.), 9s. =EMAIL Protected by Royal L etters Ming el istaisd, sail enured by the We of the lied de de Veda and tdoe Imperial College et Meddee, Mmes. Tdereder. Ilte. I, is reteeft ler reiazetioe, eguleee eed ..1m tido System. 'thee r. No. 2, eleibeeds. Mb, don ewe et tbree dem vimplaisli rod eateely lerissiee el Yews el tbeeedeeedeee *Web mewls Wee ee keg bus tbeedbtea Midas OA le dr Ms 'fibs Webb el • ere peides td the pordiden. Tsissaram Ile. 1, leas rat eceosetel y e Uri dm el deodas videb. watemeately, remert Imes Id* te die lettet•ebte deartedern easerreadder all do rareoparilla dr owed meet mem. INN. PM 3.1. eei S, ore abbe &laid el Wee er seek Oak el el iseieledel quads& They moyllseitlie Wit leble Iteet tele feebizivieteett fold In Us imosSoll Ille.eseli; free be Ink I* We% Into regards does% simomenia 117 vapai. LL w il a si s ik ez. ite.—To be bed. mbiledie rod retail, te Uses% et SS, Combat WNW mei e Ols, Ozhededeet M i Le. diked west: Z. H. leers. gieludelesel. 6 6. erieree ..4 ua ; wed meg. Id.lerdreeg Milian . d . Deutaib tdaZitsreteedareet, lAs. Bel pulAtEml,meir and Improved IfAltloa, piss la. CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION Li! • er Paprodomenting the matt prominent ascii PoVita iao Treirm• al tits DIMMINI. By F. B. RAMAPO,. PRO CAIMIO Miellsa.. Itto Senior intyrietan to Um lailmem for Dimminattie MOM. Pe. MOO. bp *AIRY ••tbor. prior len 6d., • Tll.l6•Tiliti cm AMBILIL and DNB AStlti at Ur lINAZT. Imam : Loomis and Co. THE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING PAPER, prim 3d. Die Leading Liberal Journal, the adrocataof free aommeree sad of ell sound reform& is the Want and wilos of its general news—in the aconney at its kw report', and la the varied mercantile and commercial Lakes*. lion matained in thick'', railway, end mcmetary articles—this paper iaraurpmmeid; SPECIAL a AT THE SEAT OF MAR. I 1 FOREIGN NEWS IS RELLiag AND IMPARTIAL. Al inclusively early report of shipping in the Indian Si.. WSW OM to it by every Overland ma and it contains THE ONLY DAILY MINING REPORT, With llrt et prices. IT EXCLUDES ALL OFFENSIVE ADVERTISEMENTS. It Ls strictly independent, and though minim. by ware than yens non sny of its eoataraporaries, this paper haa, by consisting and early itifurmatkah achieved for itself • diameter and position not listedor to say. To be ordered Many bookieller cc newer to to the itingdow; or at N.B. dam 10, Sociwrinotreet, Ylestairest„ London. N.B. If difficulty be experiment in obtaining the paper by evening poet at a radiant prise, the publisher will, on applkation, furnish the WSW of mars agents reedy to supply it, at 1118.6 d. per quarter, paid Is of by PostacidEas ceder. TALLY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUN TRY w ['INNING TOOT, at 19a. ad. par qr.. Tamest itt dream, RN MADDOI.IO, Upper Albsay.M., legmt'irpark. Bookrallar sad 1919,4 99091. PAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. WU a pas, at Is. pb7 week ; supplied In town or ecounrr. st s, to ed. peg o tw o r OtArr w a r uor i I . ;by Y►. WALTERS, Mime Agent. le. VILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, e Is.. quartar.—MlNT by MORNING MAIL , VINING DO., Ifs. pm qr.—H. ROAMS. 9. Weralhater, liars meat. BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO RIAD ; sof to Ow wintry by mobs past, at qc s z rowis tor, pokl M. BUILISICB, OZOT•411011111. WOK. 291111481111 L SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S:. T II URSDA.T. LIVISPOOL Yir Mowbray wee banked for a pod dod — ot money at odde quoted. TG oars tranostiese on ale pent men on • B allad dale. OBRA/ METROPOLITAN STAKES. Menlo@ was so strongly in tamer that he quickly obtained a Sodded lead-10 to 1 was takes to snarly 4001. 15 to Iwe Aired. bee doe. CHESTER CUP. /be prime* entry woo on Andover. After 15 to 1 had been takes Moly, dose at bar ermamada were minuted at 20 to 1, and an oar woe Pak brk bra for 2,000 men whist adding." Tido plead bid at NM ia to pcsitton ot drot (daunts, Le lama. aar as ftilbraft at Se to 1 being comparatively intomaidorable, 115 to 1 wiaelfted, bar Mem two. THE TWO THOUSAND. 7 to 2 mu currently offend against St. Robert Sto 1 wants% abed Leftist the Wet THE DUET. St. Hubert was again up sad doors. 7to 1 takes in ono quarter, S to 1 totted anotber. Towards the does, however, an outlay of 1001. on dm at 15 to swami to hare • steadying abet 1,200 to IP was takes about Oalatos. Zr prier at the LIVB damSPOOL were es ITEEYLECIIASL It to 1 apt Yr. T. P. Iftroft Ilde Maybes, (t) 15 to 1 Mr. H. Ones Width (I) 10 to 1 Mr. H. Norkfalleurtea (I) 10 to 1 Mr. Hoofte Ida Thumb (t) The Poet to Wadi eat OILLT MIITHOPOLITAN STAKES. 10 to opt Mr. Stokban'a Phanalua freely) 15 to Led /draft 20 Mr. T. T. Tatinft ram treade (t) CUSTER OOP, 20 to apt Mr. Gate AlailllN(q_ 20 10 Mr. A. Jelmorree Soden= 0) 14 to Mr. Haar' as ftelifter 15 to Mr. C. Pak% Ardor Waft, 40 to Mr. LaWVOIIIO . II Mrs, 01 4,1 to Duke of Seireiftureadmiered llay 00 to Mr. B. Grey% ffi De=th r l b Se to Mr. A. Ma% (t) 00 10 Mr. A. Vesallieft Llentoda (t) THE x 770 THOLISABD. 7to apt Mi. Howard's St. fund Bowen Bonnie Men (t) it to Mr. marry% Lard of the Idle (t to,l) DIABT. 15 to apt Mr. Howard's St. Hubert (t) 11 to Led Derby's De Clare (t) 12 to Mr. Borree's Onoculaa ZOWIIM (t) 13 to Mr. Merril Lord of the pin (0 14 to Mr. Odahligio llol RIMMOS (t) (15 to 1 wit was also laid 10714.1 110 to lord Met:hada% tler (1) 35 to Lord Eglintaft Mkt ftreedak (t) de to Led Joba WM% 110/114 =elk The room was aumeroaely Waded. es Whew ipmemied *My. Ham is street oat of the Netnembet Mamlimp eel Ibe Meet NerUtera. RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS OY STANDING ORDERS. Yesterday the examiners declared the Standing' Orders comp with in the following oases : LONDON AND 80IITN-WISTNAN RAILWAY.—For revival of compulsory powers, for parolees of lands, and extension of time for completion of Beisgstoke and Salisbury Rail way, enlargemeat of metropolitan stations and approaches, power to embank the Thames, to lay additional nib across Nins Elms-lane, with power to raise 9,0001. for sew works. OILVAT Notice Or SCOTLAND RAILWAT.—For exten sion to Nairn, and working :arrangements with Ines:nese and Nairn and Morayshire Railway. BANN?, II ACDCPT,A.ND TUNRITN JUNCTION RAILWAY. — For making a railway from the Greet North of Scotland to Torriff, in the county of Aberdeen. The other bills passed were : Liverpool Corporation Waterworks, Liverpool Improvement, Warrington Water works, Sligo Oas, Birkenhead New Dock, Birmingham Canal Navigation, Sunderland Dock, and Birkenhead Doak Trusts. The number of visitors to the Tower of London for the year ending February 1, 1854, was 62,076; end ale morsel paid, 1.3011.17 e. 63. The visitors in 1863 to the British Hammes wars 661,113; the readers, 67,794. At Hampton Court the number of ii2iton In 1853 was 180,753. At Kew Gardens, the visitors in 185.3 were, on week dap, 210.741; on Sundays, 120,460; total. 33 1 , 210 . CRYSTAL PALACE, Fan. 1.-24min° DAY.—Ad mink"' at gee deem too ) r uataka by NOM iii4l.l -e t.e *t33rt:%sl SECOND EDITION. 49th Poet- Cap Jahn Da Bodies. from h dr-pay, 117th root, to be sat:* with pairs. viol Thaekwall, appointed to the 50th Oth 1088.-15elatinent Wait Ear', owbat to be captain, without gai teed eam Om% s e rrett to et• l eo:Area= G wi ulrds i .1 le etilid.lrsat the &brambles itidle, to eam.4% wawa Stet i•• al.—Llowlemt Winos Isamplem P. &beats to be adjutant. yaw Cana, who nips Ye seattasy as* 34th. Eash—Limamem Jelms Fralsrlek P 1 is be moba. by =rvise Maur. p=au=se; Usaimme Wain Eta Dews e is sptala. ley Bordire. vies gotta" who natreet winEn warm Ardor Osibrokk IS is ataame, by perstime, via aides V. O. Shireddie Perbeirla be ileclement. by po uaClidlss Gorge Grans, pa. la Immathp.by prams, vim Mt\ MI. - Liastamat Eased X. amines is be septa* without aßoo ge vendors; Richard P9glielleiOar. alot.ta Inesdp. without Poe - es& UM Poet—Captala Jell Nadu. hem beam Enattnehed, to be Va • Sarapes gent isms Seale to be svortareingear,vke Newland, reetres hell Sl* Itase.—Liewleenat Henry Thelonan Donbary, from the Milne& Ted; NINON to be amsOn, wttbsai s =base ; Lieute nant Elegbert Pere~a be Mann% ce nth Poet —oiptelaThims law nim vi all. frees ha n iirgt 5i.*41......00. Wee flaws, spoiled to the Mt b root. WS ~,-Lialim E. IL Camemarts be orate, without par dine; Ihmainerst IL P. Aneessa. hew tha 4117th Foot, to be ilowon ime wlthee ; =Maws T. . ham as NW is be Ida I•ll.—Lleememmt O. C. rbe i reela E. Embery without par. ghee% Asa Wrikaarisen. who Nam ism MI Myi si tdr Robert 9 alma be lisatemmA Mani wine, Asia i Itasie-areau J. i. 7.1 Orem dee WO POO% taps lilla ammo IlimsWeeiate lie % - mew t lasimest Z. P.V.ompia Erma the Ind We sapidd India Es. i pont. be be limemest; Ewa& 0. W. Every, from the 6th Feet, L is be isneteant, whams& Cube; Hugh Francis Willmar, gent., lobs emir, by pardon. 13. 93rd Poot.—Eorige A. 0. Tubeless, Iron the 911th root, to be En- 11 sign. VI 95th Foot.—Captain John Usher. tram balkay, Vut'ached, to be 32 captain, repaying the diatoms. St. 97th Voot.—John Charles lioniltett Puka,lient., to be essip, with. St. out purchase. 50 Me Brigade. 50 To be Realp without purchase. 50 Ensign Salusbury Sewell Davenport, from the Tad Royal Chamblee 53 Mantis. Bt. Ch ar s Ensigns, by purchase. 15 Henry Eyre, vent. • Chles Thome Banbury, gent. 20 lad West India lteiireent.—Ensign John Kavanagh to be lieutenant, at without porch...- vice Vaughan, appointed to the 90th Poet. 13 3rd West India Se g=ment —lieutenant W. C. Bancraft, from the 16th St. Foot, to be lieutenant, vies Carlisle, who eacissures. it. Cape Mounted hillemen.—John Theodore Cartwright, gent., to be fit coign, by purchase, vies Monk appointed to the Both Foot. 10 LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. St et. Captain and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel WI dam Montagu Scott m. lltalurdo, half pay 78th Poet, to be Director General, 91 UNATTACHED. fr.. The undermentioned atoms to have their Brevet Rank of Ileaa gt, nentColoael cznverted into sabetantive Rank, in accordance with the R. Kora Warrant, doted Mb October, 1834: it. Major and Brevet Lieutenant Caonel T. S. Powell, 57th Feet ; Major se and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Alfred H. Hanford, Rifle brigade, M I BREVET. 16t Colonel Henry Frederick Lackyer, of the 97th Pod, to have the local 8 4,1 rank ot brigadier general in the army in Turkey ; Lieutenant `,t Coionel John Maria Savage, of the Royal Engineers, having corn. pined three years' service in the rank of lieutenant colonel, to be .. I ' colonel in the army. R. To be Majors in the Army. St. I Captain John Esher, 94th root; Captain George Hilliard, 18th • 90 Pout; Captain John Mode, 82nd Foot; Captain John Du Boar. le den, dith Foot. To be Lieutenant Colonels in the Army. 12; Brevet Major John tastier 93th root ; Brevet Major Thomas Prate- s t• rick hichardson , retir ed pay, lath foot, the rank beicg honoe so rary. only. 23 HOSPITAL STAFF. Ht. Surgeon Augustus Henry Cowen, from half pay, of the Seth Foot, to 15 be staff aurgeon of the second case; Acting Assistant Surgeon Ist. George Moans Slaughter to be assistanteurgeon, vise Angell, ap- gt pointed to the 11th Light Dragoons. SO 10 be Acting Assistant Surgeons. 23 John Michael, gent.; Henry Edwards, gent.; John Hutchinson Ham. lo t mood, gent ; Edward M•thil, M.D.; James Lander, gent.; Allred 61 Bowden, gent.; Henry Hemlock, gent.; Thos. Oak leitahirl, gent.; 15' John Wood, pent.; Thomas Henry Burger, M.D • Andrew 1 , 0 M'Kutcheon, pat; Robert Hall Bakewell. gent; Timm Jere >D ram Orton, gent. ; George Clarence Hyde, gent; Patrick Kilgoor, e t. geut. ; Edward Bubb, gent. 13 ..... •uv..• _ .- The Christian aides of Acting Amistant•Sargeen Omar, are James 188. Week Naiad litedes Gideon, as stated in Use " Gazette" of the 86 Desaddo, laid. The arm d Aida, Ass Want Surgeon Dines are David Benjamin 8 Him% aid net BIM% as previously stated. Bt. Barrios Carr Brakrn tris been per:Mika to 1 8 T lN tridi s = from the 21st fleptemter, 1654. yy The Osesdasism of Lieutenant W. Little, of the 16th root, as din. 80 tad, le heat dote the tsth Nov., in Ueu of the 2.ad Dec., int, as i x ifir=dad of George Jones, gent., to be acting assistant V i es stated in Use Gazette of the llth inst., has been so SOI The Osidsmen appointed to an Eadgeog to the 40th root, from the Cambehdp Militia, on the 12th Jan., 14.55, is John Manse Cods, 841 end not Wok ' s' then stated. ADMIRALTY, JAR. Ml. ij t° The following subinisdou having been made to her Majesty, by the Lords Couimissiusers of the Admiralty, and her Majesty having been Veseed to approve the same, it is hereby notified : Bt. ..That the Corps of Royal Marines rosy be deeignated a Light bo I ceps, and equipped and instructed as such, egreesbiy to your 2 0 Majesty's regulaUJlll tee light infantry regiments of the line• 151 Bus training befog considered best adapted to the nature of ti; g service which the ono is genitally required to perform when cm- g o played on shore." 20 By command of their Lordships, Sc' R. OSBORNE. BANK OF ENOILAND.—Accovir notes INGO Z 5.01,366 =maw clew &WAN DepoiltiOselid. lizehot.. !tor. Onakaub. of Nit= Debtou.4 OM Aorta) tr 07,154 Other DepoOta ilflll/4Aysadotitst 1/111 1,04.0,6 0 Feb. 1. Y. 41 , 24 5, 70 usti:tos ps I aad &Ivor Oda Eg.649 11.11B811k1X. agif SUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 30th day of January, 1865, is2os. 71d. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 225. Old. Sugar, the produce of the Eut Indies 21s. Sid. The ge price of the three foregoing descriptions. of sugar, jointly, is 211. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2,185 i. SHARE LIST& .—ip0...... TIIIJISDAT ETIIIIIII/1. - ---- -.--. The railway share market showed flatness this I i morning, prices in most cases ruling at a further, so though not important reduction. Towards the after- I: noon, however, more firmness became observable, and io at the close the final quotations of yesterday had le almost been recovered. Ths current transactions tOO continue extremely limited. too on THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoac. ss The railway share market to-day is a trifle better, t w oo a but the transactions continue very scanty, and the 1? variation in price is unimportant. London and North-Western stock is quoted 100/ to t; Great so Western, 661 to t ; Midland, 691 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 74/ to I; South-Easterns, 171 to t ; roe Caledonians, 30i to 311; and Great Northern, 221 1: 0 0 to t. 100 French shares are steady. Paris and Lyons have 100 2 0 1 advanced to 21/ to t prem. so ORDINARY MARRO AND MCI& 10 and YagJa all NrFek. Wolv. 195 Bitkes, Lo.,t Chea7va. ill 19 I Do. do. 100 lealadostan 1 ! 1 . ' M e ter !a. HO lbeed 10 11 44 4I ei 12 11 i.e 176 96 76 66 di dl` 116 616 62 an 126 134 $4 24 6 7 14 11 loarkand B a ndon. In.wn .na ie*if ..1I Ipoad~me.,ud 121 1111 29 al 19 21 73 75 • 65 67 Ills par 194 324 70 72 29 90 72 72 122 127 90 42 OS 061 60 62 74 76 7 Spa 7 Spa 711 747 51 41 die Union 7i I 101 1 7$ Rd; 100 1004 1 di r Si ill I 7 u !41 142 4i 69 69 41 43 lie s l die I pie II IP die 11 2 le SO 31 i+ m 1 31 a i 1 i 61 T s i 73 76 6 3 dl. 4 dim 12 18 F 3 34 $1 9 »f SOB 41 Par f " 44 Ws id 11 06 il ail 97 09 0 676 11 0 0 47 19 14 126 119 2b 3'4 27 Se i 10 7 7 Si 7 4 21 14 I 7 $5 fa •-• BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Thl RICHARD DERSTEMIZR, Liverpool, merchant, Jan. 23. BANKRUPTS. Joux WHAvNIY, Wimbledon, Surrey, baker. SAMUEL SHEPPARD IRELAND, King-street, Brighton, et. ' Sasses, cabinet maker. Ift. BRI4ILT ORORON CARL), 006111111.14,61, draper. St. 15 HINRY BUCKILL, Portals, draper. 6 JOHN BEAUMONT, mu., and JOHN BEAUMONT, j 91., 6 Commercial-plios, City-road. coach ashen. to WILLIAM Bmowx NASH, College-hill, Cannon-street SI. West, City, wine merchent. 8 EDWARD 110DON6 DAILY, Newmaa.street, Oxford street, sculptor. to Jamas Swaxa, Coventry, hardware dealer. co WILLIAM ilaaviiv Fixrcinut, Kidderminster, Wm- at. cestershin, auctioneer. • 5 WILLIAM FIRKINS, Birmingham", soda water dealer. 6L Joins /3nrr, Abinghall, Gloucestershire, paper menu- N . &starer. JAMIE CLAPTON, Easter, grocer. at WILLIAM SHIPMAN, Manchester, baker. l et SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. 606 Jaitzs FORD, Edinburgh, provision merchant. e f t. JOHN Swint, Glasgow, draper. mt. ALI/ANDER WHITE, Glasgow, merchant. Ct. 6 99 101 90 99 N 07 in 61 el 14 d." 59 62 114 116 103 i d 310& 1 691 * : _7. 131 9e i Ps 109 110 100 102 i i Pal I ei 96 97 P7 l " at 811_ 4 ie 101 It IS 19 1• 1;14 1 1 • Ws 134 ISS Gil 14 spa 5 e i 1 iM Is 6 zd If 1 4la in 4 44 In zd le Ms - - $6 89 104 104 101 102 99 99 Ice Os It lAadoroword Rattord rj iddi 010 sa MO= Amid= I Roisna Oraimmas RA. 119611i=daliCaLladas ii 010.1 ad llamacce 10 Deist Sheida ... all Fa of From 10 D. Yaw SO Bast Min —_. . \ Do. llalnias I coamt all Do. 40. M i balm 10 Grad Jamalloa ham i4o:frialst — cirelialtireel au 1 Daft. tothish.d. kiwi 17 h oo: - ctie if lisia 1;1 all Do. °warps Sp. et. do. 10 Gnat 91,1121 el Maw . . \ Xll oie7t Warsa giuks:i.::: I Do. New 3 per _ .. .ei5t..... 12 GLlezembourt= u al eN _ Do. do. . iii ouirifir.. — briosi ill emu. all Do. dab 111, ilo. all Do. lio: 71, do. all Ds. io.7Borltlisot op. all &mama reA Iteosto all Do. • poi OM.. 10 Lyons aid (laws 11 = g asil 111oStiaasseis 131D° Now 10 Wasmje 1_1.1.1141, .i rwaii:_a---;—... Flies — ioe7dit u ctiteltitie tr ) 10 11I li IP" Psr ban t i 141.1 Odss ...* : 10 SO Piebald Dom .. 30 10 Fs% Om. a aserbOtiri 30 all Rom roll ftero SO SO Boyd Dodek I 3 loyal Ihredbit 10 all %Woo sod Meuse 10 ell Do. be per Cent. Prefer II b. Seto& RI all West Mindere 10 10 Do. 54 per Cent. Prater. 10 14 Warm% of Frame 10 16 Western at BllMMllaiii 10 30 ......... FROM THIS NIGHTS GAM= DESPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN. WAR DEPARTMENT, FISH. 2. His Once the Doke of Newcastle has received a despatch, of which the following is a copy, addressed to his Grace by Field Marshal the Lord Raglan, 0.C.8. Before Sevastopol, Jan. 16, 1855. MT LORD Duxi,—The fall of saow has been very great for the last three days, and it is now fully • foot deep, which, I am aimed, LB a very unusual occurrence in this part of the Crimes. This circumstance adds materially to our difficulties in obtaining fuel ; but detachments of Turks are posted near the eosin to beteg up wood, which has beat cat by parties of oar own is the aeighbourbood of the Konsneery of Os. I Goose, to the nearest divisions. I inabappy to say that the number wounded in the sortie of the linesians, on the night of the 12th instant, was only s ix indeed of thirty-air, as I erroneously stated to your grace in my despatch of the 13th, and that it was atop- Cher a less serious affair than was at first reported. I enclose the return of casualties Wilma the 12th aced 14th, inclusive. Last night the enemy attacked the French advanced trench in considerable force, but were repulsed after • sharp contest and some loss on both sides. I am, ice., His Grace the Duke of Newcastle, do. UAGLAN. RETURN OF OFFICERS WOUNDED FROM 12ta TO 14ta JANUARY. WOUNDED. January 12. 68th Regiment of Foot.—Lieutenant H. Bettiseombe, slightly. J. B. BECKNALL ESTCOURT, WAR-OFFICE, FIB. 2. The Right Honourable the Scutum at War hu realised from his Grace the Duke of Newcastle the following list of Casualties amongst the Non-Commissioned Officers and ' privates in the Forces under the command of Field• Marshal tho Lord Raglan, 0.C.13 , from the 12th to the 14th Ja nuary, 1865, both days inclusive. RETURN OF CASUALTIES FROK 12vg TO 14nt JANUARY, 1856, INCLUSIVE. 21st Regiment of Foot-4 rank and file wounded. 44th Regiment-2 rank and file wounded. 67th Regnant-1 rank and file wounded, rialto dead. 68th R giment-6 rank and tile, wounded! 1 sergeant, 12 wank and file, miming' Total-13 rank and file, wounded ; 1 sergeant, 12 rank and file, missing. J. B. BIJCKNALL RSTCOURT, NOMINAL RETURN OF NON.COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES WOUNDED FllO3/ 121 u TO 14TH JANUARY, 1855, INCLUSIVE. WOUNDED. January 12. 44ru Enotunny or FOOT.—Privates Frain' Kelly ; se verely: Richard Travers, severely. ant REGIMENT or FOOT. Privates John Byrne, slightly; Robert Graham, slightly; Joseph Hampshire, slightly ; Paul Hick, slightly ; James Mack, severely; Richard Woollte, severely. January 13. 21sT RIOIMENT or Foor.—Privates James Kale, slightly; Urish Curtis, slightly; James Carrol, slightly; Francis Gough, slightly. 57Th REGIMENS OF FOOT.—Private Patrick Mut. roomy, seTate.y, since deed. J. B. BUCKSALL ESTCOULT, Adjut►nt °ennui. NOMINAL RETURN OF NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND MEN MISSING FROM 12Th TO Ilva JANUARY, 11i,i5, INCLUSIVE. MISSING. January 12. 68/11 RIOININT OF FOOT.—Sergeant William Cooper. Lance.eorporals John Harwood, Bulimia Bic!:ler. Privates John Eve, William Tolley,. Edward Mason, Limn Adams, Thomas Farrell, James Byron, James Menagh, John Baker, George Fi J. B. oh B ld, Jn Clarke. UCKNALL ESTCOURT, Adjutant-GaneraL FOREIGN-OFFICE, Jam IL The Queen Ma been graciously pleased toappoint William Walton, Eeg., to he her Majesty' , Consul at Caxton. FOREIOX OFFICE. JAIL 29. me Peon bee been graeto ces T a rl &sad to v appoie wind t 'Fft1:1111 Faq., to be bar Maieety's Le %MC's, ad DOWNING-MEET, Fes. 1. me Queen has been plowed to apt Captain Sir Charles Bo th's, iLN., Y.C.B. now Lientessat Oneeenor of the colony of Vs. tor* to be Copleht Gemini as/Goversee SOUS to and over that Colony. Her Majesty bee See been *sea to appoint Westin, Fleming, Eaq., to be Chief Jostle or the saw at Van Mania% WS. inunatu. 7w. 19. The Qom Ms bra phased or mot the ph* et ohs et the Lords of Ihmeles @NONA lir Is elehdr‘Nst,_ler Udell" Bo lielear-Gehost kir Illosthed, Is the t hrew lil t Selsion. deemed. WHITEHALL, I. $l. The Quern ban been pawed to warn the Bit. Jahn A. Name to the ant* Tresimprry, in the parish of North UM; in the pm. =mg Mod et Mot, vacant by the transportation of the gm IlleAssid le the dumb aid parish of AMC WALOPTICI. Pm. 1. 4th Itsciment of Mosso Oweeda ns . „ llesmasPlassisom , rat, to Is memsteemwithsa=lowsotre II presets& 7tli Mims amp MUM to bs quirmnsam Vets Seldmmk o =seset mid attiatant. 6th I. P. It from the 1161=Dreiroms, to be liseinsol. tO/ ligib." ' We WI. ilth LW* assesses.—Osesse P. C. =Ms Weikase, from the 16th Leib{ Orsesm, to be stmt. without punbase. Mee Poore, pro. sweel. 111 h USW 01601 1116 7 Egart Mot Wilkie, rest. le Mt emir; with. oat piedmis. Mss Mawr. simotedt Mall beldiat la to lisislim Curds bassi to Ile smistant mess% vise Wato. Nth tishr Desgooes....— . Peter o. itivatt aselss maidou lkirdes WetMor. semt. e to be V litb ns. —tlerissat lii Dads O'Hara to be ~WT. comear, vies eneell. deeseeleg WUbra (WM, mt. le bs um. = . sargeon. vice Ocesbmt. s//to to the SO Drelligt o la lifit. ._ To be Insilii; T ithout yourchass. Endo J. Morph, Ina We M; William Adams Nash, gent., TWO Come, opodoeth ttb eace.—Botheo L r .tita 01 37 Foot, tow lieutenant, wittiest be n Taiga WIL from the 3th Foot, to be ensign, without pordime. 111th Iteel.-4WwWww View limy Rasa to Lewi s by por e• eiseLyseh, Mere ; Insign Remy Pits ., erald is be bl o bs by poodooo. An Scam ; Allan shalt., Mar, gme., fobs athopi t ly Imes" thee Maths d. 13th PooL—Brothe moos Mai. Ode lobe major, without purchase, vies tehe TOWN wen MR gay . ; Lieutenant A. J. Cow per bibs gifted poniono; thee Wet lothp Richard Wiley In bb 'Moth oeithroo ,thso Cowper. tod; poeL—lthithorat WWI, ~froa - tho wet ladle Regi te Wall n semik be lientwwt. thos Ithothea. with uard. them he all e=tachad. to be zeia; Snip W. IL DA Mateo Nth Nth. to le maim with. 91h I=ips Jashms. Rem the 99119 Wet. to be lieu ' teesstorithell loot.—Beeset= Ismenten.te be fmsgm. Wand pr. .. 11, 2 88 r Was Ibleviiiikeee lesiesiss. Itho Ithei. los WM IMF those ; Lest. W.U.s WM. lobo NOW unmet proothroo, tow e ▪ Major .8. ; Llotherit Olds Wpm uplota,withoot else Wthothowboo n the thootholoo so ths 13th imam ISSL Yr bon aosoned; Sonim uome bi N ew t. inane rilidift •§l6 lance s Rem the 7k4 Peet, te be welP. ZIA PooL—Llsolothoth Ana Wweleminia le he seplels, without to the Oththereen Omni ; UM. =irraelbi"nrith.tso tlO. Oeiw mbe Minim SertiseL—tisZtelth awe Mims, from the Urd Feet, to be Reessey, from We 43rd Toot, to be Meriattee mom, Wallsente gyth gewies W. 11. Twindow to te ollatoat, Wes Cooper, obit mew Or fooL—Lthetheellisegina Item the SIM Nth, tow Waite. any thetholame2ielp A. A. Sr as led Foot, to 34th twigs h.Vateam fron the Ind Took te he Nip , with out pothism Uth Foot. To be Lisolorato, without purchase. 1 11 1 . Slesikri= MILT; Ei h aii% 3 ll7. 8. tooth 1116 Iress.—isdp 0. Joy, from IMO* Foot, to bo sago, without pereltem. 4lst Foth,thoolpt L. IL hem hen lito Foolg 4l o be lieutenant, withoutptholthoo ; Lthematiehtoos Itho Ink to be ensign, "rabid pram ; pd., to Ale wi n e thou Wed ge tra v Erste9W9lll".o.lllll2 *On 3lth Foot, to be boa. ai M u ile= mderi etho looM; Of be 0101111. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, FEB. 1. —AppotNntregys.—Captain G. T. Gordon (1846), from the Duke of Welliagton, 131, strew steamship of 700-horse power, at Bpithead, to the Victory, flag.ship, et Portsmouth. Lieutenants A. R. Wright (1854), to the Ariel, 9, screw steam sloop of 60.herse power, at Portsmouth and A. J. T. Bullock (1852), to the Calcutta, 84, at Devouport. Paymaster B. J. Bennett (1851), to the Meander, 44, at Devonport. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 6th instant for the conveyance, from the River Thames to Ascension, of 440 tons of navy provisions and 1 ton of medi cal stores. The But India Company also invite tenders (which will be reosived on the 7th inst.) for the conveyance of troops and stores to Madras, and stores to Bombay. Advice' from Gibraltar state that her Majesty's steamer Reds, which we yesterday reported on shore, was coming from the Riff Coast, during a thick fog in the morn ing of 23rd January, when she went on shore on the Bast Beech, Gibraltar. it is stipposed she may become a wreck ; crew saved. The Royal Mail steamer Severn left the South amptoa docks yesterday and went out in the stream. She will take in some artillerymen this day at Southampton, and then proceed to Cork fir more troops. She is loaded with medical comforts, hospital clothing, and ;provisions for &thousand men. The Lady Jocelyn steamer and the White Falcon clipper ship will leave Southampton to-day, laden with huts for the French troops in the Crimea. MAILS FOB TUE CRIMEA, BLACK SEA, &c.- Mails will be made up this evening and despatched our Marseilles for her Majesty's land and sea forces serving in the Firms, Turkey, the Crimea, and the Black Sea. A separate bag will be made up of letters and newspapers, addressed to persons in the military hospital at Scutari, provided such letters, &et , are addressed specially, " Floe pital, Scutari," which will obviate any delay that otherwise r i llg i : s aotette by Its eorrespoadenes o. lo g forwarde d 19 t he for the bet. 117 115 14 A die ar 97 141 5 16 st °le= 91 99 99 101 133 133 105 101 19 19 12 si 10e II ii Si n 94 67 II ts 2 135 So 3 ii 11 •$ \ UTS ilia — Lilian — ---- all Ditto (EIS E $ll4 U.) all Eastern Counties ISO dastors Unios, Clam A 100 ; Do. din 11 Do. Date E. U. stria.) 100 East Laneashire 100 Edinburgh and Glasgow all Edinburgh and Peebles 100 Edinburgh, Perth.Dundre 100 Glasgow a South Western lee Great Northern 100 Do. A, Stock NO Do. 0, Stock too Gt. South. ani West. (In ) 100 Gnat Western 00 Do. StourValley Gs.Blk. all Wiesner and Carlisle . \ fil 7:17). iiiitis 4 Do. Hew Thirds 1 100 Lancashire aid UAW , 191 Do. Fifths Do. West Riding t..- 11 London and Bisakwall .- 100 Lon" Brighton. &Eland 100 Load. sad North Wasters Do. for Yew ...... 16 1 1 De. Fifths . 64 Do.Clo4l%.,lLoada. (C.) li Do. Elghtba .. . ... , 100 London SS tiostbWo6Wsr 42 Do. SW .... ...... 34 Do. £4O .. 33 . 611 Looloadorr.r.r..-. ._ 100 llooob.,6liii.,iLineolosh.l all Do. Shores, No. 1 100 Illdlaod 100 Do. Bina. and Derby all Mid. G. West. (De.) 224 Ditto Half Shama all NewerwUe and Carlisle hi Newmarket Bari Y.str , 214 . II ewry sad Farai•klllea allewr .- yWarrewpoint kin lee Norfolk De. New 744Nortaro Counties Unloci ,100 North British X lO `forth No. 1 all Os. 4 A Deterred 8 Do. 4 B Guaranteed 100 N. Easton—Berwick SO Do. Eatenalen II Do. G.N.B. Pore. all Do. Leeds ...„ 100 Do. York ao Nortk London all Do. New 101. Mares . 174 North ataftordittare all North Western to North k SouthWeet. June. 190 throni, Won., k Waver. 100 leotUak Central 190 flootthat Midland 10 Shreweburf and Hersiard 100 :U[ hire Union. 00 South Devon 100 loath Eastern To I Zi; wars iouthYsdrit.aatimthin I —its;i7tirm—i 21i Tbammollawallockb.RaiL all Vole d Met el Waterbed mad Kilkenny Waturibed tad Limerick all Wad Leedom le Woe eseawall I WimleilmeACrystalr 100 Aberdees 100 Do. No. 2, 7 per Ct 100 Calidoslas, RIO 16 Nester aird nolybead all Cork and Hoodoo all Dand.Perth,lt AberJoso 2 Root Anglian Clan A 100 Do. do. Clam B, 6 per Ct 1 100 Do. do. Clam C, 7 per Ct ft Kart. Cos. Ext6..5 pe.,No 1 Ditto do. No. 2 10 Do. New 6 per Ont. Btak 110 Bast.=els•Ct• ISO Mut all fast !Matra* Jan.Sthe ioo sia,hrta.Dead l iao prima Norther! 11. io - o . I :is 1.. 'Do. Ow mit • iweetraail 100 Da. Da. am. redatas.44 100 Thaaaay.trodaars. l 100 Ditto irredeemable 4p. all Do.Blrm. Pref. Muss I all Do. Mortar 114 Bh. 3p.e 100 Do. Bina. Goa. Stook 5c7. Tirsitoi Do; Is. cio. ad Do. Is. do. ... • Idessaldle daubs IF CIO ISO TOW par .54. . 00 La•AdrIMAAAAP AIO. I 1 100 Ida.ls.W.rralla s 5 Loa.llll6Weidbe.Th r all tasdawlmerrdcolde t 2 =Via= Wµ s. SO Idoenkk WYK 100 Wilma' Ckaa.llr.L -llf Ditto PraNaaal 44p. all DittoNS Plat. 4 per cei W Norfolk Dsboatarar 100 Do. Pat 4 pur at, tit* 100 Do. f proara.ol.l l 4 111 North Drttlal 100 14.toot—Ilsriasidd.Prot. Do. do. 11 Do. LidoSp.9LNe.l 9 Do. Do. Qua% 1446.- 10 Do. York 111 Pura& all North kali:debits ~ . 100 OlLWore.&NoLl6l.64.st all floottd&Castral New Pr& all doodli Devon 11, Ditto Mod 41 oftptod rall oll Il Iltqr s oyper 5L.... ...... : satkilrOargia.4ip.oest Stlacektifre4paret.Goir LIMA LW =AT all Bedford aid liiikejle Oaseel le Lomb 11. W. l 'w ' OsLowsliNNtiiii — s) too hooka Cli firorbodisimodon_ _.).. 100 111•01M1006.•ETIP•cl: 22 1 23 ( a.a aatiiwrit op.' a ca. wrall so _ __ si — ft — Tiars. iti o : wieh 1N Da. j Moo dat0)..... Ili Louisa lad Noe ) IN IS Dteladool7 si llehroos ( (la ILasoulattOuar.4 ' ssai la 100 DON ditto d par OM. 10 all liaa.. =me& Boatload (lonalla Palo ' s ow ~. .W. 11001.) all rad Mau 000001Mae1011adaknatl.) all MOM N 00 lle ceetama adloing= - I Nara MiltsitAbritles) aD Ditto • par Mat Xca) SS hulas INft• OsPigML asi.weaugarszeck) iserogrask_keatz momi.it Teti (Mood 01 94 taadhllNXXXXlMaaed to Ur. IMlna) 50 war Va t Dmiper_ a CtAlls Oared aawri ) X DM• DIM tp MX MIMOSA Mai VOA MOWN IS" for the week em➢ng ha. 27. MATS. 4 1 if dv 1 it Par I vet 1 " s i Irs 11i I ' pa Pra la I I Pa al 7 aft 9 e ar l d 1 1 da 119 91 par 19 si pea an im I r ..... 4 .1 1 i 07 100 92 95 IMs oar 97 . 100 ii Wia 1:4 122 1:1 9i 21 21 pia 47 49 42 44 I di par die If St $1 Ws 6e 7 i Pli WI Ili t Traasfeyable by JOINT STOCK Closing No. Bh. Bea. Pd. yes Pric terdsy es . Business boo to-day. 23,50 40 Andra Witt all 80 02 40 grit.CoLgank&Loan Co. all - - 20,000 50 British North American all - - 40,000 25 Chartered Bank or Ada 5 1 01 die 41 60,000 20 Chart. Bank of India, Australia, and China... 2 - - dii 20,000 100 Colonial - - 25,000,101 Commercial of London SO - - 25,000 20 Eng.,Boot.,&Aust.Chart lO 3 21 die 25,000 , 20 Lon.Chart.Rank of Ault 2O 214 211 111 10,000 20 Ditto New 5 - - 64 10,0001 52 London and County 2O - - 361 71 60,0001 50 London Joint Stock lO - - 60,0001100 London and Westmisrter 20 - - 401 1 a all 10, , 100 Nat. Prow. of England- 35 - - 10, , : 20 Do. New lO - - 20,0001 50 National of Ireland - - 20,0001 20 New South Wales all 34 36 ad $11,673 , 25 Orient. Bank Corporation all 37 39 20,000'100 Proeindalof Ireland 25 - - 4,000 10 Do. New 60,000 6 Royal Australian Bank. Mg and Gold Imp. Co. 1 - - !LOCO 25 South Australis 25 26 40 22,0 25 Union of Australia 11,00 D ... Do. New 24 7 9 ad 00,000 50 Union of Lcodon MISCELLANEOUS. Closing No. St .sous. Kisrall Pd. prices Business dome yesterday. today. 171 20,000 25 Australian AeulturaL 33 12,500 20 Australalan Paci gri fic Mail - 116 - 8 0 ,000 10 Australian Royal Mail... all - 35,000 10 Berlin Waterworks 60 British American lAnd... 40 - - 60.000 5 Etrit&Col.lola.&Red.C , o. 1 - - 10,000 100 Canada 321 :12 116 115 et lUo.6pered.lemandinli 100 1071 1011 200,000 5 Crystal Palm* 110,000 4 Crystal Palace of France. 4 - pm 60,000 1 Dalton Iron Ore - - 61,000 20 Postern Mass 2% 25 000 Elsetrie Telsgrah 20,000 15 °word p 2 IA Bias. Navigation 14 - 161 - 20 GaneralS.B.Bkipping Co. all - - 6,000 20 Id& Beetrootßugar lO - - 30,000 II IllettildrandmEleet.Tel. all - - 20,00 0 10 Modem lk BLAmerican 9 61 61 50,000 1 National Patnt.l3Mo. Fuel all - - 40,000 In Netherlands Land. ll 76,000 2 71.8. Wales Oadle Inter. Blom Navigation Co 1 - - 103,717 1 North Brit. Australasian all j 11 1 25,000 20 North of Europa Steam.. 121 - - 120,000 5 PeelßiverLandkNineral all 21 3 20,000 50 Peninsular &Orient.Stm. all - - 50,000 2 Portland Iron Company.. all 2 21 14,840 100 Royal Mail Steam 6O 60 62 100,006 I Scottish Auer. Ineastm all 1 lad 100,000 I Do. New 1 pw 14.200 25 Booth Australian Land 25 101 15,001 , 1 intonwine Teleg. Scrip all 73.000 I Do. Do. Registered all 1 25,000 20 TrustkldanOa.of UpCln 6 - - 10,000 100 can Diemsn's Land 391 111 121 Tnz FLAG OF TRUCE.—The flag of truce is mom- I panied with a tramreter, who sounds along the path on their way to the enemy. This is to attract the enemy's at tention. At the first sound of the trumpet all hands ere on the move—cease firing is sounded. You then see men come out of holes where you would never think of looking for them, and the sentries of both armies pass the compliments of the day by the Minims shouting English," followed by a nod of the head. The English return the compliment by saying Rush," accompanied with friendly gestures ; and in five minutes after these sentries are firing at each other as if they bed never seen each other, and I have so doubt cursing each other (the latter I often hear as I pus along the works). I am sure there were two hundred men of both armies standing and running about within a hundred yards, and the moment the flag fell the whole rushed to their dens like mice from a cat, and tried who should fire first. There is only a turn of the trumpet to make them friends, and another to make them bitter enemies. lam very busy in getting up shot, shells, &c., for the great number of guns we have for the new battery. Each gun is to have a cer tain number of rounds to fire, and the burst of cannon will be two-fold greater than the first day of oar attack. There is also a great talk of a railway being made from Balaklava to the trenches. Such should have been done long ago, and we would then have plenty of horses, &c. I am very hap py to say that I want for nothing. lam happy, and in the but of health ; and those men who are so badly off are so from the want of thought previously to coming to this country. Careless men make awful wants; and you must not pay much attention to letters you see in the newspapers, headed, letters from soldiers in the Crimea.—Letter Irma Sergeant of Artillery. CASUALTY. Chronometer. (American schooner), Harris from Mil'ord to Naplee, was abandoned 15th Jan. in lat. ' 4s N. lon. 12 W. in a I t state, decks stove in, and nothing but foremast standing; crew (sin in number) taken off the wreck b Euroclydon, Fielder, and landed at this port.—Gibraltar, Jan. 24. NAVAL EXPENDITURE —On Saturday, a parliamen tary document was printed on naval expenditure in the year 1864. From the government balance-sheet it appears that in the year ended the Mit January lest the expenses 00 a9OOlllO 01 the navy asaeunWd to 12,182,1691. Ca. 104. 100,000 1 egos Fria all 1 30,004 1 +Anglo Australian Gold all 100,000 100. +Anglo Californian 10,00 8 10 *Australasian ....... 20,000 10 +Australian 11,000 1 Australian Cordillera-. all 104,010 1 tustralisn Freehold 110,400 1 Are Maria all 2,000 50 Blseasson Iron & Coal all 200,000 1 British Australian Gold all 20,000 10 +British Iron 12.5 10,000 115 +Bras.lnip.(lea.at= 12 6,000 30 Do. Cocaes and 11,000 20 Do. Bt. Joins Dal Meg IS 210,000 1 Carson's Creek 11 80,000 1 121a.Cons.Min.Co.janz ILOOO 40 Coke 140,006 6 tColon C ffro r ld ... 1 Coplapo l6 350,000 fit. +Copper Miners of F.ng. all 8,00 15 +Do. Pref. 74 per Cent. all 1 70,000 2 tling.kAustrallanOoppr all 25,000 2 +Fortuna 100,000 I Great Negget Viin Reg. It 20,040 20 +General 72,000 1 Grand Duchy of Baden all 11,000 4 Groat Polgooth all 60,000 1 Liberty 10,000 3 +Linares all 16,000 6 Lusitargan I 103015 1 +Mariquita ..... . all 60,010 1 New Granada . 60,000 1 +N.Linares Min.6m.Ci. all 200,000 1 Nouveau Monde 10,000 10 roangibiud Silver Lead all 100,00) 6 Port Philip 60,00' 1 Quartz Rock all 10,000 GO 1 ith3mney Iran 10,000 15 +Do. New 7,100 30 *landau° de Cuba lll 80,010 1 South Australian all 0,000 10 fin Croft 43,17* 20.2.81 +United Mezkan all 76,000 1 Waller 100,000 1 West Mariposa all called cent. COMMER , MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. The weather continues severe, which tends to increase the firmness of holders of wheat, notwithstandigg the recent liberal supply from abroad; and, although no great activity was obeervaule, purchases of wheat and flour could not be made on such favourable terms as at the commencement of week. Barley sold slowly, at former prices. The r.ceipti of oats have been large, and the dealers were enabled to purchase at a reduction of 6d. per qr. Beans and peas dull, at late rates. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JAN. 29 TO FEB. 2. QM English. bootab. Irish. Foreign. Wheat 1570 22 , 30 Barley 6260 1 i 0 Oats 11 9 60 100 I 10630 I 106 70 Malt. Flour, maim and 4200 barrels. Lassos Avskaoan—Wheat, 14e. 6d.; Barley, :12%. 9d.; Oate n 295. 11d.; Rye, —s. —4l. ; Beano, 434. W. ; Fens, 425. Id. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Wheat.lllarley4 Oats. 1 Rye. kolui..l POUI• Dec. 23 ... ... 72i 4d 1 33. Id IT. 4d 464 0d147. 103 46. 114 3q ... ... 734 9d Sis Id 17s 1041 47. Id 47s Ed 412. Id JUL 6 ... ... 74s Sd 34. tod 27. id 41. 441 Rs ltd 45. 34 IS ... ... 734 90. 34. 20 27. 4d 15. 64 We 5d 434 1.1 20 .„ ... 71s Id 39. 7.3 lea 11.115 s 9d 15. Id 41s 91 .. 27 ... .. 694 9.! 32. 2.1 lela 9.1 43. 14 14. 64'41e 64 6 week.' Agg. Aver. 73a bd..3.1i 64 274 3d 5. Ild 16. 5d 44. 54 Dnye.—Wheat, Harlot. Os% WM. r. 11131.. end Peac, IL ?nee. U 2. Dec. 3V. Jr . 13. Jan. 12. 73 69 9 I Jan. 20. Jan. • . [THREEPENCE. I MONEY MARKET. • THIS DAY—Two o'CLoot. • The intelligence that Lord Lansdowne has been called in by the Queen has caused a rise of 1 per cent. in the English fundslConsols for:the Bth of Feb. were first marked 911 and have since advanced to 913 • to 1. For money the quotation is about the same. Business continues limited. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 913; the New Three per Cents. at 913 to 921; Bank Stock at 212; Exchequer Bills at 4s. to 7s. prem.; and India Bonds at Few a P tr re a lli. nsactions are recorded in the foreign stock market, which, nevertheless, remains steady. Turkish has advanced to 76: to 1. Mexican is quoted 21 to ; and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. are a trifle better, at 17: to 18. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates have been dealt in at 934; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 363; Portuguese Five per Cents., at 44: ; and Equa- dor Bonds, at 4. MINES. di THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. The gold mining shares remain quiet. Agua Fria shares are quoted 3 to 1 g Nouveau Monde, 1 to is Colonial Gold, 3 to 3; and Great Nugget Vein, 1 to 3—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 32 to 33 ex div.; Peel River, 23 to 3; North British Australasian, : to 11; and Scottish Australian In. vestment, 3 to 1 prem. Cobre shares have been dealt in at 46: ex div. and English and Australian Copper Smelting, at 1: COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I MARK LANE.—THIS DAY. The weather continues severe, which tends to increase the firmness of holders of wheat, notwithstandigg the recent liberal supply from abroad; and, although no great activity was obeervaule, purchases of wheat and flour could not be nn anvil favanrahle terms m at the commencement cif , LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (BY MIONETIC TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OMR OWN COttIiESPONDINT.) Our corn market had but a slender attendance of town and country dealers this day. There was but little altera tion in prices since Tuesday last. New wheat was 2d. pet bushel, and flour ls. per barrel lower. Beans, oats, oatmeal, peas, and other articles remain unchanged. Buinets wu limited. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUOAR.—We have had a more steady demand this week than for some time past, and a fair amount of general business done at the full prices of last, and the demand for foreign has also improved. Refined remains quoted, brown lumps, 425. Gl. ; grocery, 435. to 48s. 61. COFFEE.—The quantity offered in public sale has not been large, yet a portion has been Irian .t is prices, how -1 ever ' have been supported. Native Ceylon, 465. to 465. in limited demand. TEA —The large public sales have been the leading fea ture of the week, and but little done by private contract. No sales of common Congou reported ; the price nil. to 10d. A lull amount of business in greens, at fully lut week's currency. Duty paid on tea in London for the week ending 27th January, 681,2061 b,. lttcz.—The amount of liminess done has been too swell to alter quotations. Run —The demand has been very limited. Praofit, voted 31. to 3s. 31 , partly nominal. Carron has been in lair demar.d at last week's currency. Spices —A limited business done at previous rates. SALTPETRE must be considered fully 61. lower ter re fractions above 6 per cent.; prices range from 235. to 28s. 6d. NIT/LATE OF SODA, 18s. to 18a. 6d. Fautv.—Currants—The demand continues quiet. Raisins —Valencia dell of sale. Other sorts of fruit in limited request. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market continues to improve. The demand on the spot is better, and there is a decided dispesit.on to purchase for forward delivery. Petersburg Y. C., on the spot, is quoted as. t J. ; Feb. to Much, 661.; Match and April, ifis. 6d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The number of beast' is smaller, but the ',treble is blow, and higher prices cannot be quoted. There are a few more sheep; however, the supply and demand still are both very inconsiderable. It is with difficulty that • clearance Iv effected at about Monday's rates. Calves continue to be scarce and dear; our highest quotation has been exceeded in a few instances. From Germany and Holland there are ' 18 beasts and 23 calves; Scotland, 16 beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 500; Ireland, 60; and 75 Mitch Cowl from the Home Counties. Per stone of Mo. 5. d. a. d. 1 Per stone of 81bo. v. .s. d. Beet fieuto, lloretorda 486 0 , Boat Dna. a 88 0 0 Vast ebort.horau doooad quality Bout"— 344 2, Do. do. tiltorn Calves Plan ........ ....... Bert Dim t Holt-trot* 410 6 0 founts Boum N a,orird. 864 ; sharp sad lombe„ 3,340; Calve; 67; DIM 240. BOROUGH HOPMARKET.—THIS DAY. ?deem Pattenden and Smith report the market b steady for hops, without any alteration in prices. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wails End Hilda, 21e.; Walls End Hartou, 211.; Walk End Tees, 251.-11 fresh ships at market. A FALSE ALARM.—Yesterday, at noon, the most intense excitement was created in the City, in consequence of the report of what appeared to be several successive dis charges of artillery, and it was imagined that the guns at the Tower were being fired for some glorious victory. All were anxious to know the cause, and it being too early for the second editions of the morning pipers, messengers were despatched to the Tower to sacertsin what joyous event was being celebrated ; the result of their inquiries turned out to be that in consequence of there being a large number of rifles and other small arms to prove, several were discharged simultaneously and successively. DAVIES v. PaArr.—Mr. Whitely, Q.C., the arbi trator in this case, sat again yesterday. Mr. Serjeant Wilkins resumed his observations on the evidence adduced on behalf of tbe defendants, and, at the conclusion of his address, the court adjourned u n til Tuesday next, when Mr Ballantine Is to reply in the whole case. GREECE.—A letter from Athens of the 17th, in the Conslitutionnet, says ;—" A grave circumstance is said to have occurred. here. Although the Greek government knew of the arrival of Prince Napoleon at Athens, in time to render him the honours due, the Ministry of the Interior, which has the police of the Pima. and Athens under its orders, pretended to know nothing about it; and it is said that in accord with the camarilla..which, when it pleases, keeps the that their b. of the prince was tisO siial ofthe 13tb, Baron aeV i ;tif Dlinittor romukti stowed on . Cross of Coro, to the onvay cam% to t* he doors of the palace clnaed, it in arranged matters sir filvjerties did not hear of the unexpected presence mince until eleven o'clock in the evening, when it late to have honours paid • „ the mar- tbe court to wait on hica„. .3;7 OA,. of the awn Firth-ltouen leftWi r 24 the fur France. A lOU •* Serrith of distinction follow .ort -7, -1 • • it the personages p • . • • nit, rof War, and the lfanSist ' 1 5;3 • been ed with surplice that . f - ' be- on M. Forth-Rouen - the Commander of the o • W. 44....` ve envoy of Prussia whe •• e , 7 to the conduct of the - -. 0 sp;i MI t,' 46 xd I I I I I 14 ..... _ 6 7 tt ;1 211 110 4 1 . 5 5 de7 zd 4 par 45 4 16 1 Is l so 53 Pl l r 4 I ; 15 I I die IS 17 5 4 ....- _ li4 i i MI 131 11 11 is l 5 6 1 1 44 [ 4 I t i t 21 1 2i 1 1 9i bUilDiall dose to-dal.