The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-28 00:00:00

• . . ' . . - . ' ... 4 . . 'AMP,. ' ' • . A..," • ",. • •••••• - 011111P"-- • - • - - //POP) / i , iSdepr° • 01-- 4... 4474 `''' - ''''' 111-. - a5y , 41 4 . ‘4 0' .- / / 7 4=110: 0 211 1 4.-• , e---•••••••• ot-vs 'z'l- 401‘,....Asigatr" . . hes ° , IIIIII M , Mmalesavir -----'''. r '''. 3% 1. .• IWl C;ifweema i L I - - r . ........ .... ._ ....- Pam . . ~,t/ --rb.tw •••• : . fj t te. from.. gi a hos ist. ja i ' s % Ito L-- . Alessaii i • 3, S4l Lairi ..... 11.11ft we 2 4 tini.ii i. Lpa: from . - ... o. Cine jli = No. 2,660.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1866: ak b.,. _MO Ts t om from „. ~, ..... _ ea. Se; . si w ESTABLISHED 1157 , HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE PROST. • .2S. fromli; BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, SEARS LISTS. FORM. LILWAYS. NONE IS. from _IL Aft % Am 1, Prtesesedne% RAC ---•-- -.- 111 la ilbrir t44 4 41 Traune Evawnre. sj s ll = Pu ilai enhomet alweßw I l au Me nom .... Illerpower ounum... l o l I=Am el funsiseed.=. C . Menthe Registrar Osawsl's Remo The internee cold showed slight signs of mitigation nu railwa T share market nalltinnan extremely in- * na na"ameace ".": l* P r- 4w-- - Sem .. teem .... "" -T woull Park. animate. Pnces opened flatly, bat showed rather „Or 12 Illlea,ned.. n issoin ...... -..-; pal re; . 7 ..... gig bmssms Ism et yesmism • h all = lital kasesing se Dens. s ine teen .... ..... %iambi' Ball oesslame mo V 4 required eosins Dm eases years. until the end • last week, end the deaths were 1,804. at sixty. se as ben if swarring previously. Trani. Mena wen fatal to 294 persons ; namely, 31 who °M. r e e n er i rd t , t ,s h yi.n in the afternoon, and the closing quo- - ""'"` •••.,..._1 • -o-.. i I di. The English stock n of importance. The Dam smneed see dimi th l istrisi mnall- o pesz p 4 , 7 30 44 0 01, f rae la sales ti.a. ( sa chi d efli bi i c a b. th: es: e t:n a d a thtatnir yes ter d ay. / " e* Restseset eere . ..... ... Of . _ ~ .......... .Alonaaatlll_ 11111TANDIA MINDAL LIFE AiId3CIATION. S o t n oc ly k awufewrateasehersloreperplceelitiftat veer 1/ 1 l i Ill k illa "Z oion em and prices closed i pc wa11...... .. bum .............. 1161U-sek by bar liabsty's Icyul tatters Meat. morning, except London and North Western. Great to ail p. 67 1 Names - II - it 711 but there was an enter Mu.. ....... . - Preillts= l.l wmeMly. Speculation seems gull net .......... 01 3 ). Premlewe y .„ 4 „ 4 „. • = a a l ee * 7 7 l . 9 . l o3m i trith°„..... 3l43l4 ""„ q 4 l o 7 : 3oo , _, MOO Mall is A m er: ddesisildagirt the i l a o, or cona th a u la m izi pt e iu ta n . Western stock, which has hitherto been 1110.225 1 , ruled t e. °' a t a ci semi hooss oi le ‘ " l oryoo os tem ` Z - There is no &heretic, • fu5 e.;..... ... ..... -A t m , .'. in i bomeleftlas psemessia, and asthma, in 404 cases, at il to 4 " continuation .° Us grams. current rate on good t °la . ..... .77,ft niversisnay.) (semi.) whin wen the eserected average of corresponding weeks by 166. 35 13 CLUmkaftlanada A Mins - - 1.1 all DeAL Isw.hAtl. .- - 6 per cent., but m the ..... .......... lam _.,,,_g ill e Half whine hw Ma.* Grew- The lases height of the barometer is the week was r.m .... ... Premillnl am. 4 , . N o . p m . T ha. 6411 7 I 8 r i r , .! 79.779 ia. The mean temperature of the air was 28/ de There THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocii. tso a De.Oart.ot . '- - bills accommodation c teim - - There is no increase of business in the 'railway 15 , le Gnat Omni effermes..• 16 I era duction from this rate . nob ... ........ .. A cta isn als inua. ono.. mi® which is 12 7 dep. below Nes aveooloo. The highest point, • share market, which remains singularly quiet, with • sa Pries,. "leh is ,... A ... P 111 8.011.- .... - Par ain be experienced as the 3 6 , from ....... tk= • rum Yaw Terre. Lib. ..„..., - -el 2 dep., was attained on Satiuday ; the lowest (11.1 dogs ) scarcely any change in prices . Cited • have ad - i 1 - •------ Ss.d.g 6. 4. Tear ,. ' Mae. ta. rt. /e.d.Sa. d. Oa Monday morning, when the moon was in the equator vanoed to 31: to 3 . Man ystocks a o re nl n ap o s w quote d l' a i • el ° Ph . ea ' Casiji- 4 - . 2 - . without the half year's • the Stock Exchange . New 89 i 1 . 3$ S le 0 571141 S 11 3 In the sun • thermos t a r row to 68 dep. The dryquest to-day at 4 per c m ls, irom _New os Cki lt 40 1921 15 4 3 ..... 4012 4 wee 4.8 dep. ; the dew-pdat was 21.9 dep. The Z e al dividend. London 104 , tl i Cit ' llar* * Neale ."."'" 1 i 1 4 17 1 At Paris to-day the term •••/% 1 1. Man ee m t f e f a ll : 13 5 4 9 . 6 , ; ; 11 2 1 1 1 . ; ; „ 0 11 ; 99 101 , Ph 934 ••,.,_ M 0 22.191.101 95 97 was calm, and travelled at th e rate of 830 miles over Green- and 141°1 th - Western la quoted 971 4 .toS en le° - -" 6l t " " 117 E. „.. wwiwb. ftsisim isms ,. with. Electricity was positive and active; snow fell on one div.; Great Western, 634 to /ex diva ; midlan ,67 ro an ee ' do. 7 43 '' average decline of abi to / ex div.; Lancashire and Yorkshire 741 to ! ; Mt m all D flantil ‘ oraritimiTeaccitril',.. 92i dis N ar exchange on London 1 ANDREW resscis. Sweetare. day, and a thaw set in oft liatarday.9l but the premium on 1 , 1„ from '. ..... ~ Dhow* The sateen of extreme cold Ism new we may hoPer Peeled Great Northern., 221 to i ; and South-E;aterns, 173 lee all Ph 6 1 00 . 6 .‘ 47 LOS g from .. ....... . See Tan DATENT Provisional Prirection, 8 guineas. Patent over, and its effects have been nen ia the tables of the 1 t as 331 per oent., and nem ... ..... _am% as t o 19 10 'Lyons sad Lbws l4 fpm At Frankfort Austria' it 40, • trida _lifts ** . J. sweeties, 128.-Mr. CLARE, Patent Agent, 53, Chastiory-bas. six weeks, when the deaths of 9,408 persons have been re- p .9alas and Medi • - glowed These deaths exceed the average by 1,968, which French shares are steady. Paris and Lyons are : at t iss 2 6. it45, - . 1.8 4C I/11111 seeessefel results el the last half eye appear ander various diseases, and were the indirect:soul* better. ta 10 Da. No s , 4 I p m the Emperor for the (v 1: ....... malme am 1 have Preleolko26 , 4 llentlea Mat ROWLAND* . EIROMILL of the low temperature. ORDI NARY SHARES AND STOCKS. .10 Namur a Llep (with Mt) dark m - ... --Tasse OIL coemesilllpswilmis 1111111Midag Were M the 8 0 1 04 4114 wewee- Tho temperature of the six weeks wae 24.4 deg. on an 16 16 Nathan of Fracas 3114 833 a ... ... ..... .24 es osanna We, sad inspeerement el the Mon Ws. It presents ft hen 611.: Clean Prime suss Way * all Dees 1191. shares Consols for the 8t .rem.... ..... ......._. somas ,__ c ,,, • ,,,,, 2 ..... * m o m , 4 , 44 4, 4 4 , 4 , 4 4 4444 . mho ems average. sad the deaths were nearly 100 weekly to every 00 . Pd. Ramwass. yesterday. ref pm. Chaelsestbes.nos •LI part of the morning a renstm z o s doom ,. ra m . • hoo•men•sh verb, ~,,,42 4 ,• , ,, le ma degree of depression below the freezing point of water. ____ 10 all Nsswegba T r Probe. St 1 the close to 91 to 4. .16 earismie Lem ...- So 10 pa roma of tie Ilema. Minn. and miessilike ale iiisyk me Bat the cold affected persona very differently, according 4 1 1 - 4 704 ,, Ab° 44440 N ......... 194 204 •H e froq; - - New Ten stimotattm egensilen. Per abbe. it b sepselate remeemended to their age, for in the Eve weeks that sided on Feb. 17, at esit Itein=in.,...., Si • 0 3 0 Pais and Orleans , • entsag eeb ase n sa m . , 119 41 follows 4-Thpee par Even ...c Ts osso n ol o as Os WI of a beaselfel ben offs& nett 8 3 . N.; Te. ; the first wof manhood (20 to 40), ths cold did aot destroy Ist all eloiv..messwaisp 43 6 - Meta di EaMi . iiiiii --.- - glie 'ern 1 ditto, , • 111. from SI. Ili= .tin 1e,600 4at the age of 60 se 80 It was fatal to 38 in 51 fillete,lne..at atell-bm. Is 124 as ~___ maaant b two un5..... " *A. wows era 10,000. At the soldier's ego, with the shelter that London 47 4 • ' .11.1.0.11.712301.2... C. Wl7 fa el itannswe ....- 31i 1121 fe fe Myst Deana /Btu try 75 , foes NewYsth 34. fevm. .. .. !layman ;Pa to. natissoirin, us die; end l oa t iao lo s Ga g p ar t a o ro . affords, the mortality from *old is ineousiderable. m 19 Dec de. do Ise . 74 61 dia. 4 3 Royal .arid • 11 Gs 1 tree , Li 6 per Cents., 911, B,i. St. 100 erne' and new P 03 993 xd fo all dambre sod Meese 7l If the avenge deaths at each of the five ages are sub- 82 lee Clikimis- es to au Do. 34 per Ont. Prater. - - 1880, 4 5-16, 41 ; 3 from Nre ...„ _WON WE and compoirr in BIiAYING.-B. and masted from the deaths in the five weeks of cold weather, m a u . red fts Sue ..... .... ....et. eassamelt L COWVLEV CAMITOII STROP, a Cbmatiletwel Chime the ambers that are left representing the deaths by Gold 14 al . gad Iloilo ef wee Minders - - ners.. ........ New Ortmas MermenSimMullshmill “o 7 so the 10 0044001005 85 111 . The are 367 children and youths under 20; 169 young men and 30 46 ani Mesa Las $ 2 db. le to Do. Si par cent Press - di e lag payable in 1859, 1 .•••-. Aware soobooki is Dem um mod andenst Vlgeses Mr . Asses women of 20 . 40; 290 middle-404 parsons of 40-60 ; 661 of as., ~„," ._ eft oerej• 4 7 SO Id *astern of Laws li 7 Pa India Bonds, 11.., 12, Ray= " -lime mean Willa tenr_aume =we I" w4 " .t4 60.80; and 173 of 80 and upwards. Upon dividing these '''' '"'' ''' 134 144 SO 13 Wasters of Switsorkrel -,- Orem ----- li. 117= enewee taw Min wan, a ben wi ..... zs ilis • ben ts .0 Meta ese lEndE.)... - M 30 nev e Dem al resift .dye is 'Wing tweleuwas. be swamis. sad numbers by ths persons living of the corresponding ages, 2 0 a n s w i m - ... 114 1 1 14 111 as vertised), 3: prem. 173 0 11411.........iwide C. amen Rm. lb Menem IL e. d 1 Ommoll% Isweetwle=s - . we fad that the mortality by eold in the 100,000 was at the et. Ise noun nem. ciM - A.... ft 31 MINIM • 4427 km oaesummes, India." Mien the Slesp•Em a me be taidenkeed rate of 36 ander the age of 20, and 18, 64,382, and 1,749 at U • De. ftem N.V. arils ).. - -,-- In the foreign stoc el all Plvlewele• et se• 40 .• MK. me MIL 4441 .-00 4,4 • 1 1 , the her sabingsent .gee. es. la Dwain IL fe • "32 So. Diane Muss C 10141 15 18044 4 45 importance was a fus Paid Prime dons picollortvuwe.cceel lhasems. Time P.m*. and fessebet Pomba Thu of the blood is about 98 dsg., at which It 11* ,,„. „........, 11.41 *****,....,.„.._,_ .. 7 „2 7 , 4 , yeitswiny. lofty. stocks wire steady, 1 ma * MIA some ht variations even whoa the r e 70 mo k o ms - " ••• "'"',: - MM• r ami - 2 '" , 31 ,7 me from . ............1.0.18 J T R. DB mows LIGHT BROWN OOD i.-11- 1461 Is isamened In an atmo i s li ptire of 29 deg., or of astill ea too sow , a ap h . peesommies tlll 301 - 10 0 . 0 0 0 1 aina UM -- ---- --- The foreign each au 1 I 4 try 46. iiob. LIVER 0111„-Messn. ASSAIL, MILFORD, me Ho. is,.. ro;r 371 , 030 I *Wee" Australian Gold all - showed an improvie Own .7..." -Ili t a h, =sigh's sole mesedbul mews. mom sermetl=M a n giss ebelbe el . But the heat that sa lost by ths Nate IL 100 Ohnoweresees• Wawa 70 72 14.,tio t t 10, *Woke Caning= all 1 1 place in bills on Part Is. hea......liew Ossme saw the sir pollseles • by whom skis punk sag Ond tiba t" Z il ra i r great, that It is set supplied with safil. M. lee 41eme Ilanwes ....... .. 62 90 10.40 , lo • dmitralseina - - 41 . 37 1 7 1 1. Salo inemilees ismolly Is sow parstelly Insorthml, mobil IL dna a•erli I a I k tie young and the Mid; who, to an a coo- .4.1- 115 es_ As Illeoll 7O /2 71 4 nom 10 +Asinine _....,„....... . 1 • 25.371 at three sent Orws-...........11111.8.11. and isinibillupmstlso af 1 1 1.01 1 1.3141 MIN. 1. 1 0 el a MIS , rifis, tie not " stead this/Geld "so well as men in .."-- ;":„ a .76% . 16664 _,„, ll6 125 01,000 1 Annaba neelners.. aU - - on Hamburg at 13.6 hem. . ...- Ole able. thls is resessissieL 1 1 4. elo asp's stosio____.__•lo l l.Bl"l"_,ll. &Spam elm* nesheeL Theahres numbers show that "' "` ""' " st. (ha ' ) " 02 10,001 , 1 Aessralbansehebi .. all - - on s t. Petersburg, a 3 * be il . . :1111001111 .... . ~82 100 Gnat Mann Mann to bililh wall" w 6 i a . 1.644 814 4.. "'" - "' ...- the pant o f end im PS verbs ...ceding' to definite laws : es. too D. anerValleyOsetk. 10 44 el ale sal Ilan 74 Weandilemeles Me 4ad awe 1 Polkits .._.... .......,- ell - - s,ime 50 alannes Ina & Cow all 4 6 to 55; and on Trieste non . . .731..0 - limited. ~ teen .........4= _ p cnenoted by L atin age et NI es the mortality (18) at 20.40; bat after that lg 11 1 Dot Thirds ........ --- 3 7 poe " 1 6 0: m 6007 o a rt . t t firsm ilidtill its.o.m. lma lic rimatt im mmi l.pes. 0 25 14 4 5 1 if h i ..., turning peas the power of resisting cold demeans every I 'l 4 De- Jaw Thirds •.• •.•••• 3 7 Pei The Chilian has as ~...... • ..-..n. •3. frem .. •TeNuse Met of 114 110 4 Z lid 01446161 4 1 t 0 r i5 0 1.,... 1.14 W.W. '• year, sad mem efllgesd sea of 30 have suffered from the b. 100 Innesehire sad Torbileire 744 743 bide, with 1,600 oun ki bum_ --.......... me Island, ~.,......g..._ . I „,, aa , end cold that we have expeiseried in the proportion of 100 to 1 194 1 ri o . Da ' Fiftha m m t mi ng rm. -d e moos 28 Do. SILL Dal ley 421 se reigns making loge'. 5rm.:.:. " .....:..01r iba A1 ea...... ...-....14 1ft1 a .-.... ...-.... .ef iss i h i m i s i g a ns - e - em -----. , Bs; ellseteelly. laths sheet (or of 1749 to 17.5). them Imp, meisislit end sennh eltedllMes en tram of And the general result is that the- - : ... 00 ft =B2lllBlOll MUGS arglnkis Iwo le tang Ws thwegi_, ell.,_,_ ll • 6l4 sse dying of oold is doubled every nies years of age ; for out of at 100 Load and Owth il Weet C ro 991 WO be, to I 6•a yak el We Ml6* • • mei ta rim w. "r"'""" the same number% living to I death by cold at the age of 30. rmesemem, Wea. a. le act seat esseasa reseal be the gem of *saute w i t h there are 2atit 4 at the age of 48, Bat the sof 67,16 st sassed= MOD, unfeetnals4 on Lapin , = aa danger after 30 of Lll „e ll Lan.. tc.4 0 , 38,44 ,1 swi m s 74 et Do. for Verney 10 16 , Do. PM' . - 4 die 10 S i Do-Cloah.,lLsonl. (C.) I t e dis sa 971 z 4 311,000 I CerosesOiwit . a st,ot o 1 seIsOne.IIM.CV..,IMS L I las 12.000 eft : oani Gu u scid 100,000 5 •,. 031.14 ' 16 It 19 4 $20,004 M. *Copper Macre of Ens. all 43 44 t 4,00 SS eDs. Fret 74 per _Cent all li dis Icm has also arrived off whence she sailed in The latest dates pret were to the 26th 7 sine Inselleihm sissiresase ef the a t oosol a a. the age of 86, at the age of 76, and 64 at The age of 84. Ess 11 ft„ Y, ,y l O 3 wi s 70,0 W & elbg.lkAmbbllaWospe d l II If have a considerable q -"' "'•'•'-'-' :e rr = all the eremperik la se toselB Mill mama, *tem- This series at best oarsmen very nearly the relative mom- 81. 100 Landon s :bath Wotan 651 1184 MI fz d 13.000 2 MMus sae, New 1, 114 WI, see disiimell el sate sw assia, MI •61 lity by cold at the respective ages during five weeks among te 43 1 De• £ 34 ; 100,011 , I Lust Nugget Fria Lg. au 3 1 expectation that the amisameedilla lay sag Ea tbe taus table entbeet their 2,,,„„d.o.hidi•iiitonc of 0 . 0 . t0. 40 34 Do. 640 ri 6 4 es Ml,OOO 96 Klment • me belrmseML Illi s Ila am at II: sin; fres ay fs. B um " . a saaphe r 4;ir food alas clothing. and mi. 23 all LoodendenyhEactftlittleo - - M. 100 Ma o, 23 134 7204 1 Drama Deity al line ell 1 s be retained here, as I ewe * amm eae as. =l: l 'V I mr 6 i =r ea g ' se o at! i e „ ei ln.- 611116. 0 y Aoki ntorial 'mat • yasi la, retts4ste the effects of cold of Lon- 33 wi D,,,, iw www , w s , i 44 e p, 1 ,as. 4 Greet P0ige5a..........., all - - the continent at app 60,000 ULM/ - all - - e 10.............. Ulan sal fle a 55, 0253,441rert; des. and t ag st r almag the teinperatarc of . t h e i r sleepiag si. 100) Kid-land Vz d 10,00 e tlemee.--..... .......... all 771 The Admiralty w .: *."lmia" .. 4 ... .............• mama amentst. Oakte a tnet i nL IE. 1 1 4 41011410444, seems the of the aged is much di minished. St. 100 Do. Bliss. sad Doty.- 41 0 111swahmerer Pilm.w. la. 1 437 • 370,11 . aid is bees fatal than dirt in the air end water in London, le., _• 11 , MIL IL 4401 L_____0 3 4) ...- - - 10,Pro 1112•15 ........ -.„.... 1 1 IMa March for the convey tovereatr t le. ehesad sh ss ish the elders dysentery, and other matters ",,.„, '..„. „__... D.W . 8.4 L,"w"." - - 80,0 0 - - 211 3 I visions to the Crimea te..........-..olmr= Weseneram.street. 110,000 tN.Umeres•kagesoa all - - sailing vessels. goals Massa an diffused ; thus while in- *r i "i i ii i T i r a r bi r oui Tirr: -..,. - 1 300,00 u The Admiralty hat .. w i1e.....=:. --- -...7.14 Tut , s o n li. &L_, 18.90 mid Med 1,403 perms la the five weeks pr ceding 33 311 3fftwarihww,43,g 4 www4 IT { t ae 10,000 30 Wawa. envenom all 15 4 18 4 ie....-. 416se XPEHIHNLI 4 11 11 1 8 14 tAININO. By HamTrr the last, cholera destroyed 7.222 in five weeks of last year •30 5 Newry and lasislitlus_•_ - If 14 Ilny.e4 Poet is sft wining ft ft, ft pft wws and while cold killed 169 men and women of the age 20! 111 all NwiryWarranpdat Mos. - - 60.00. • Beek. ell - - Indian. lis 110......7 11 . 11 = DAT Oweennes6 b r at Pa-ess " ' PM Ism' sL 40,e/okra killed 1,909 at the eerrespesdieg age. M. lb Nor surpecoson ... 1 •••••"` a A L1HT•••......... 0 .Vg f iiiil43 s , ms a a newer rssvet. Imiber a "T M la all the religious of antiquity, beau science had de. to.ooo I i 4.44 ..4. se Own Itim too Wall Matt bid " tr..t at 00 34 Nombre Counties Union 31 111 dig A a w misabwr , w sift - . as s e ml assembled the truth , that dirt la the mess of innumerable 4 ,, 13 144 13 N or th !** hi 5, 7 1 4 3 13, - v i - 354 7,eot , 30 t. •de Cuts $O,OOO I bellianetrallan l2 34 4 1 11 1, Royal Exchange-b East India and Chin , •...... Oen • s o al osa m t; same =ray, homdaly ; op had been taught by ask greet lawgivers to 16 If Norm Devon. No. 1 .. ... Pastaatimple . SaMilmerisiseet; well an the Macho' uncleanliness al selenedding defiling and un- 8 all Do. A Deterred IA 13 43,17 i 10.L93 rUshod Maslen sd le s 4...... -41111 m • y ; yet It is oily recently that the warns, and synths 3 ,„„e Des 4 B Ommoloo 6 -• 64 74 71 70.000 1 Waller ..... „- all Hamburg letters -....7.11m0du5s middle class of London, have in parts less supplied with et '''' P. 3•814 " - Berw'th ••••• 73 lOO,OOO 1 West Ilsiiio - 5i...... 1. " • es. .o.u.smo THB DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING ~ and at IS 10 Do. Eztension - 61 6 dls .agar of the better a bathe, and with the means of weeling Sass esauy * .." . ' j ...-... Ike =meal looreal, PAPlft. the lrim actemets ki. of he. emmeres and of an elm/ little cost. The lest ratan of " the esielnieree for Pro- 10 all Da Lads mot* the establishmeat of bathe nil wanheeses for ths Bt. 100 D. York JOINT wrong BANE& ma, encouraged by 11 sented by the sle .i.,__ le --W la Osman and voles ef itegensedesee-la the esemem et Its let sting stases" shows that thinners thirteen baths and SO SO North lambs SO 51 Wain also been taken for is Chang I law regMfbasd Miaowing isseemelle and evens al Mirma• wishbones. in kudos; at mhos 1.210,7119 bobs wen a d,, to tAI __ps. Maw 101.111mme . ri an 0 * 1 no. 81. Bans. • pw sw ftw ifts ft ws via Poland was brie!! eft .........L ealleftee 11l land% ergaarrial•drimatigrn 84101100 " 40 ‘ Mar ministered for 17,0621., and 421,101 washings et the linen i l t :It 1 = w 4 * a l 4 Ms 11. yesterday. tansy. sales of the Russian ] L • of about 1,684,4amm00s woes be 6,0661. ,le IS l ei Jens iir ii t pi . ... --...- ---..-.- • -----.-- replete* as Warne is. 61: _Maui . - 411%111,11111V9Mititini. g etI or wa i l ; t Heasingten, ~,' 11110102•111. ' se tee ••••'-', Mow . 10 , Oat lit anstsolmis. .. .. „.. im -4. 0 Brit.C.llwiteriiiin Co. all - - Amsterdam. As Ice •$ l4, m .. ......... - 7..........-... -- = aa aminostriarly mu , et *wins is , ft Ift r w i ng s a i s su p. the Melina, 1191bM7.11er en i rret ni bboreditch, St. 100 eselli Onset -- -- OW 1111 it 7 . tees/ Lodes' MIL md it eootata . Bethnal Green, Sr. Chores-in-the-East, Stepney, St. Sa• Ft 100 MOM& 1.741 mad lll 66 20,080 50 British North Americo+ all - cent. was stated to b IN WITS. THE ONLY DAILY MINING REPORT, viola, St. Olive, and St. George Southwark, Newi n gt on , 10 10 81firewebew and lisregard - - 40,t40 SS Chartered Bank of AL 5 1 04 dl a so,oolii 20 Mort. Bank of India, agents, and it was 1 onion 43 47 46 4 with tlit at peas. Wandsworth, Camberwell, Rotherhithe, and Lewisham are 13 ' 1 " = WWI 1 Australia, sad China. _ 1- - dls tinned reduction le e Bombay. Dee. 23. lat. 111.11 fT EXCLUDte ALL OFFENSIVE ADVERVISEMENTS._,., still without public baths and wuhhouses. The city of 352,. too death Mai ms 134 13 20,00 t 100 Ooloolal - - n undated to a con It is enses Megmant._,_leal threat yoga 3 ,1," 1 ,„: 4 yy ~,4 „ ,„,„4 1 1173 '''''' London, which spreads its hospitable tables to the rich, has 10 SO death Maim 23,oooloo Oommerelaloe London 2O - - :Ites 'Land, hem sinew hr t od 4 l. l* * 44 beinnthoe l 4, 41•4•61 'r" . • adomo t o to o T o •-^ d on o st - lap. -- a, hitherto left its poor citizens unprovided wit: baths and 30 16 &nth Taksh.k ItiverDun 394 34 1 1 1 dis 33,00e1 20 llng.,Stot...Ayettlisrt l5 If 24 die 114 these operations axes . toe. 35 W. 113.0001 20 lass.Chart.Bultot A. 20 194 IN itte ter Low( s, Feb. KM. lateder low wubbouses. IS ell SteMOO• sod Darlington . MI 40 secrecy, it is diffic 10.000. 20 Ditto New To be enema elm beellailler er armee sa to shollMEMmi of as Last week the births of 916 bops, and 874 girls, in all tit to inyidb Soo Ohs es .. - - 10,000 So Lomita and Pont y 3O Si 55 escape the attention from Modem for 14011., 1he.1.1111112.. u l•s ma .. 200 • 44101010 0 1 „..„=" 44714 A1 **** „ 24•3677 * ** you , by mei* 1,790 children, were registered in London: In the ten sir. ;17 all Vets e ma lT sm iseth Duekbjaa Ill a 17 4 MAO SO Loodon .1 , int lt - - as well for the Eog too& d o respooding weeks of the years 1845-64 the average number eo en macaceans e ns 54 4 80,000 114 London and Wesuniester 10 - - poet at a Mesa pelso.the peilistise wil e ea SO all Wreetare Red . IS 13 1..000100 Nat. Prow. of MOM_ SS - - on these proceedings, same seisms wale weedy to wanly IL et Ille. " Vs ki‘ r pens. pail woe 1,509. 10,i0e1 M Do. New * au Wes lease la admen by 104-ediss wear. 20,000 60 National of Deland - - 11:1 19 Woet Oenniall aLi states in which they • : • REPORT. STATE OF THE POOR IN ST. PANCRAS.- 10 6 W.neeletLoa.liffnetal P. - 10,00.1 10 New South Make .. ..,... all ID U TA AILY NEWS FORWARDEDtotheOOUNTRY INTERVENTION OF THE POOR LAW BOARD. - 33.11/1 33 o•Smt. Bank oil:r o c: 4. '11os all 37 59 374 sales, it was undento 111Cilllt 1111.11OLIE „LP by EVINING POST. at 196.5 d. piac i = Mosses PLEFIBENCL MABEL 39,000.100 Provinetalof - - burg, but it was aura T.) by JOHN MADDOX. 10, Upper Albany-et, Beetwalks 62 , 100 Ateedeen - - dividends on the old MONDAY, vas U. sad News sem Yesterday, at a meeting of the parochial authori- st. iso Do. Ns L . leer Ct.... 90 93 10,000 6 Royal Auatrallan Bank. Mg and Gold Imp. Co. I - - of Western Europe. I Hind. Was of Wadies ties of St. Pancras, held in the Court-house, Camden Town, th 100 00010 • 42 Zgle ••• ...... ••• 97 4 9 12.004 23 S outh Auetratia f3 st m have hitherto shown Overeest. AILY NEWS LANT TO READ, tress 8 a.m. T. E. Bias., Seq., in the chair, it was stated that in con- IS It Maw lialybad pMar 511,090; 18 ! Union of Australia I all 64 64 641 ... Fos Itain-Law. rtes 442, st Is. par luatt: es IR town off oollnwv• at sequins. of the board not having deigned to reply to the a l l 1:m. 4. r 00 m, ot to ,l ioo at 54 4001 - Do. New ll 7 9 to his financial engie pia.„ Me It. per tar, or 1942 6d. per quarter ; by Mr. WALTERS, letter of the Poor-law Board, enclosing a report o f the un- 10 1 Matiaglen Class A 66... - - 10,001 b Cobs of London .. - - mind the precarious ' .... usent's: News Agent. le, lbsels4lrset. Whitstrisn. satisfactory state of the infant nunery, and the filthy een- Bt. 100 De. de. Clem 13, 6 per Cl. - - - their claims from hall roan- MIOCELLANEDUL Pas 'tion of the wards in the Daily New. la 100 Be. des am. ; 7 Per Cl. - - Toll di receiving (described 4ai „ a .. cea Am.. iaci 1 1 pa be met. The anxiety AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, of the 16th inst.), the Poor-law Board were determined to 46. P 3 Rapid :Isaw--liest. at lb. pre quarter.-seNT by MORNING MAIL, at LI 12a. 6d. I Ditto No. Oh. 1 Muczwasaws. _ Pd. Cl ir i r1: 1 8 1 swam dam meat in propping up ... - also explained • for ITVentategar. News Swat for the protoct.ion and better care of the poor. The follow- h) so gamEnleugaisn. - - _ in,t letter from Lord Courtenay was read by Mr. Cook, the it. 100 Eastlassantre - - 93,000 231Austrahan Amieettural: 174 191 sot would render further BAYSWATER. - DAILY NEWS LENT TO clerk tome board of guardians, to whom it was addressed : 6 ell lbstibmactrk Jal23ths - - 12,000 DelLatraLakm Pada@ Mail _I - - almost impossible. um ILL. Baow.P . .I_ll READ; and to the roan by evening post, st 1912 rd. " Whitehall, Feb. 26, 1855. et 1 , 0 2 „___,P 7 ". 1342 "0„.__,,,__ 771 """1e1• " 63 5 .soo lel Amerallaa Royal NaIL.. all I-- 4 3 fice. In consequen Tbaw--Foow. me quarter, paella n. BURBICF., Drove-terrace, W mt• " Sir,-I am directed by the Poor - law Board to draw the 54. 1 0 1 = I ,' 7••••"' i rills rd= :16 118 53,000 10; Berlin itt atarworks Lln -Very 1034• lawinscivevo. aesseasmL attention of the directors of the poor of the parish of St. ablest tow: pes..• 110 112 . 20'11rMaa Ameba Land... 40 85 82 SO 000 SlBeir-kOoLEsa.. lisd.Co. I - Russia were quite wi Mild-118w. -. Pastern to the letter which the board addressed to them on 82 Iso D 0.41 wens 191 108 8,918 100:Canad2 IL 1 - 16 120 1194 311. Money was lee Bess CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.the 12th asst, relative to the infant nursery and receiving IIS 24 Do.Sticeaszel.a...:4o 1 1 wards in IL workhouse of that parish. 4tl 6 o.Weet.lblUktera es e % Pm ...... b. Daeporst-bandloly 100 1 1071 107 f 200,000 6 Crystal rains effected at 801 per oe Cl. ady. " I ant directed to state that the b oar d are desirous of et 14 170 ." 71 • 143 • 4 ". 4 4Phi 33 57 34000 5 Do. ..lane $ - - According to letti nom OLD COURT.-(Tan DAY.)et. too Donev.kesisem.sp.s. 67 W 130,000 CCryseal Male Minna. 4- pm Rals-Thaw. receiving an immediate reply to that letter , in order that , 3 „ . 100 otos onommbh 4p.0. st ix , 491 MA t 1 Metes bee On -.1 - - 19th inst. much I Cloudy. . --•-- the board may be informed of such proiXedlap u the p s h D a .m ro . pot. ga me „, 10 1 so,ooo follfeenallessis -.. 4- - exchange on Londe Bala. WOW In. MT= inearnis. directors may have taken in reference to the irregularities to all Da Cliselsrll.l IL Ilp.e. Mt 1 24,010 24,13seerle Vivaldi •15 16 Bala. mid evils which the board have felt it their duty to bring 10 all Be. as du sp. alO 1 •• 10,060 INLlMMlStm.llls.giiiiii 14 - - consequence of its be a.m. . THE MURDER IN FOLEY•PLACE. under the notiee of the directors. Bt. WO De. as. Oft. MGM C9 11 70 - - 134 that the recent " Mr. Bodkin said he was instructed to make an application " The board are not insensible to the embarrassment and Sal all 13a. Charter Ow. 134 19 4,0 c/ XI kith Ilettresteepr 110 - - 171 • an Do. de. do. -. es Pi,. 04 10 Volhormewelleet.TeL .au - - holding intercourse ' roan. to the court in the ease of Luigi Bsranelli, to postpone the labour which, as regards the administration of relief, the 30 all ft. M. do . . 13 1 1 :1 MeV is Insteas ei SLAseeriese :9 6 64 the overland trade in l i f i m -Thee* trial to the neat session. The prisoner had been cons. Present inclement weather may temporarily entail Inn the I. 8 lonnaideskTorka.F . l2o 1 dl, 30,000 1 sistisseirsassus. poi all - R a n mined to the gaol of Newest. by the coroner was going forward it ..... directors and their officers; but while they are desirous of et. 100 DODS cent. Mack- Ile us s o,ooo ii, meantime. land .-.5 1 11 . - - 15,090 2 N.S. wales Owl& *ter. Then port of the d , Cloudy. for Middlesex; but the government thought it a proper not fail to feel it consistent with their public duty to allow 4 .3 100 1411 m 1 L- • Do 7 .Ntio. 31,01 - - Steam Navigation Co.. 1 - - of India, Australia, Rats S LebllllllhMestCon.ThOtis 111/1,11/6 1 Nona BM. Aniandeolan en i 1 •-• me for them to prosecute, and they had instructed such • state of things to continue, as that to which, Up(4l r i i, all L4daaMry wok , i isi. 14 3 - 2 1.1 Tissw-Elest. the Treasury solicitor to take the necessary steps fur that the reportof their inspector, they have called the attention 14 a ll 1 4 , 0 0 0/ 06msotszotoo - 21,sr 20 Nana of E flimes.. 121 - - indicates a strong wi .. . 120,001 , 3 Peelltiver all If 2; persevere with the 1 .E - of the directors. to an alhansLaLlee.Newlol. 111 121 30,000 SO PeninettlarbOrientSbn. WI 33 33 Frail. " They are bound, therefore, to state that unless they 6 41 De. BS .......----- ll 11 pit 30,001' 2 Portland IroaCkimpay. lf i ll amalgamating with .... - - 14,840 100 }loyal Mall Mom . . ., 40 64 y and in .. ... Herd trod. when the present session was likely to lest, and, as one of the letter adverted to, they will be under the necessity of 82.100 lektiannOmalle..ll.BpCt 1113 133 100,044 1 Scottish Austr.layestm..' MU 113 II: ri l l 2 de ' re of wealth inn 161 111 Ditto Prefirenes 41 p. 4. • 1 dla 100,000 1 Do. New 4 lAN , the witnesses whose evidence was most material was very instituting an investigation into the suiting state of the St. Bau Dittoes Prete peeing 4 41 Kin 35 south Australis:a Itind Floe. ill, and unable to attend and give evidence, he upon this Pancras workhouse, under the powers of inquiry which 10 a u 1e #4 4,1h Demi,. 76,000 1 Submarine Sea. scrip- all I progress. Replies ft v„, ground requested that the trial might be postponed. the legislature has entrusted to them. et 100 Do. 3 002E2.11.8218M 1.1 acs 76.000 1 _ Do._ _ _ 1114.. Mend all I 4 tures are looked fo Rua* mow. (Signed) .. COT) tarsal', Secretary." 84 100 Do. Pref. 4 per mat. St. 57 $9 25,000 20 TrualatenUpQau 5 - - Teen. Mr. Jetties Wightman at once granted the application. In reply to a question from Mr. HOWLITT, 14.150 North BAUM refry Mr. Coo : stated that the board had come to no resolution 81 1 .; i la : 11 w 2: 7--11411 ,3: 4341 " P " 1 4„,, • W s 3 : 4 •• retiretnent of the din on mt. authorising his to answer their letter. The report of the 40 113 ft, ft.& c p. e t,N o .l - - Partsaay Mood/. I CITY OF LONDON ELECTION. ' proceedings in the Daily News had no doubt attracted the attention of the Poor-law Board. 124 9 Do. Do. Qum, _ _ .la4S.. - - 13 10 Do. LW II IkBPuici2 1 04 41. Minix.. DOI:DEP.-The trial of Mlle. Dondet, for tioned, has been seen causing the death of Mary Anne Marsden, her pupil, by the funds of the comi 1 The annual meeting of the Liberal Registration Mr. STOCETON regretted that the 01.11411 he had suggested 30 all North 111111ordthire - - ill-treatment, was continued before the Court of the Ssine consist of 92,0431. in on Saturday, when the witnesses for the defense were hoard. 7,0691. in cash. The .S, VID DEATHS. of referring the matter to the house committee had not Association for the City of London took place at two o'clock . Madame de Cbabaud-Latour, aged 60, had known the at 3,8901. The paid -- been adopted ; and it was SWIM to deny that some evils 2 $ an on o o wn 1 1 1 1- 1 00 , 1 seesta tßaW6l7•R oistre woi ke ttll pre PAS I_ll 11$ _ 13 14 family Doudet 17 years. The , father having been an °Moir yesterday, at the London Tavern ;H. J. Prescott, the pre- existed, sad the Poor-law Board had the power 10 inquire 10 14 DPW Pisodl4 per oent. dis psi A u stralian Land 1 S S. si•lent, in the chair. The report of the proceedings of the into them, the same as they did respecting the deportation Les all &East (Reed.Ann,SLO.6) n; 1131 in the Fiends navy, his widow came to live in France , re l. Kara, the wife of J. G. Saw 91 MI eeiviog a pension after the death of her husband . It . was those of the two C the w.iiof D. 8. Boob., 1M" I ' business committee having been adopted, the question of this of paupers to Bermuda. He moved that they be informed, It. 100 DPI* Woe ...... retirement and subsequent acceptance of office by Lord John that previous to the receipt of the letter, the directors... au „.. y Amu 11 18 by the int f witness and her friends that Mdli.. flatter. Dendet, the prisoner, who had received a ape Bank shares der education. Royal Mail Steam I done and were now doing all in their power to remedy 23 13 Stockton&Darl . c par 1 pes 1005 placed in the service of the Queen of England, of . -v. to of W. Drown, 1.11. 34 a &melt was discussed. Mr. J. Dillon moved and Mr. T. • • diamdee. existing 11 4 Watedmlthi.inanyepet. • • dia had the e . 20 all SouthHalessue.44 p.osnt - whose jewels she had the are. Menlo. Doedet received the further rise of 11. T Co.*e l H. Hall seconded the following resolution :-" That the The motion having been seconded, -"1-OsT4e Sea. °mit - . • Resent committee of liberal electors be called for 2 o'clock on Mr. TVIIIIZR ridiculed the idea of such a sensi•avowal of LIMB LEASED AT FIXED EIN strongest marks of interest from her Majesty, who nom. ticipate considerable 1 TAII2 mended her to improve her situation in life by be- which. this company i e.... 0 ' - the dependence of that board upon a foreign centralised so all s w ap a d = I e wile of B. W. Crowe. • Thursday, in reference to the approaching election for the nom og a teacher of youth, and to that effect gave government transpor body. If the parish was not free of such unconstitutional (hued to Lan.llll.W. ' - - City of London." Amongst the gentlemen present were R. her a written testimonial - a very rare mama* shares of the Crystal oe iv', of OW. J. 14.7 10*, , interference, let it be understood at cane, and let the dim- lit. 100 Bustlnghamaldre W. Crawford, Kirkman D. Hodgson, Eel., 11. Keeling, J. tors succumb to it. They were quite capable of conducting be Induallde.Westem) lIA 96 in ter Majesty's habits. When Nellie. Doudet gentled 1.16 to 3-16 prem. I Pdrobsitec-stweh 123°311228. Dada, T. Christy, W. H. Hall, F. Patteson, W. Hawes, the affairs of the perish without any declaration from the M. 100 Clfals Jenetiss 97 99 the service of the Queen of England, she ear a, with her, In addition to a considerable gift la newsy, asbeendealt in at h - c "'. l',," e l,.. ,. . o t n. sasalla d••• ,, ter• doi._ wile 4 W. 0. Presto , t, J. T. Tnven, W. Leaf, A. Salomon: E. Poor•law Board ; and if the ratepayers were dissatisfied, o. 1 10 D'Egio=olob.W°M.lB presents for her mother and sister. And lately her Majesty, 1004; Australian Ro: r. Wilson, and Sir James Duke, M.P. An advertisement they had the power to remove them. (Hear, hear.) He (iseselteOLWrilessa7 - ) 134 134 moved as an amendment that the directors would continue St 16 diessmese li Das Penn having heard of the unfortunate business which at prism Screw Steam Shippin occupied the court, caused one of the secretaries to write and Oriental Steam a elating an intention of notainatisg Sir Charles Napier was tea„ their exertions in behalf of those entrusted to their ~. ftweil telfhlfmdeLsl - - and confirm all the details wbich witness had just give.. AOll3. of alluded to ; and it was also mentioned that an eminent COO- we, without any interferenee on the part of the Poor-law 2 .; 2 1 11 1 1 0 1 . 000, 1 1 - 2 T•Mr,;m l I la 107 men Mermlse. Esineue* •Mdlle. Doudet, on I ' g her Majesty, entered a private The meeting of the mostly* had been waited epos by a deputation requesting Board. lb lb De. f Lens lilLto) - - family end educated some young ladies to the parfait eatia- which was to have be tek, 02 110•11160% Llano The amendment was seconded by Mr. DENMAN, and lost; 14 Isi /swift ad w i sh faction of their parents and ftiends. As to the facts alleged o ii. w. katerer. sows "' his ti allow himself to be nominated, which request had inst., has been adjoun .1 rir,ms numb aa . i.isieur osl i. been declined, and the original motion was carried by a majority of 12 to 9. lellestalinn) 123 131 in the resent cue witness could not say anything pontively Mother letter yes read, complaining of the general wan. M M Dt il" Pedleuess PIM) 23 St about th em; but she believed MUM. Dondet to be quite .r, J.mos, soil 0143 . 1„ 4 r s ; wi ss, Of secommodstion in the workhouse, and calling the home- lit- 144 IsseredeftammdpeOsed. to MEW .. - - incapable of the sets of which she was accused. Witness THIS DA ...lop, , 0 KY% I EARL DERBY'S LATE " ERROR."-The Herald of diets rd serious consideration of the board to the question s „ 1 ,,, = Asa , ant - ... wished to add that Mlle. Doudet could, if she pleased, The English stock I Flora Hatton, lark.• * x of prov idin g more ample workhouse accommodation for the `'" 10 W Len. ,11, have left Paris and escaped the present trial. havin g had out further change in At . NW., Linn*** "" tl is day thus refers to Lord Derby's overtures to the Peel- Ostioatte ItiOn stb us. parish. This' letter alluded to men with syphilitic and its .-" At the time when Lard Derby was engaged, in 44 dimwits I ing in one bed in the infirmary, and to 54 an tasecous . 7 States sad enter a family there ea governs= but she pre- the same as they close • - M e s e WAAL) 21 31 ' money, and 91 to 4fa 1118. compliance with her Majesty's behest., in the attempt to ten patients lying on the fluor. SO en ma a lidos, ferred remaining and clearing her character. Several ether Reduced I Ens a strong government, he felt himself compelled by the TM* questions have been referred to a committee. 11111sektiDert.) - - witsesses spoke to the character of Mdlle. Daudet, and the Per Ce nts. 99 4 ; z t t h o e t. New Three p ge, 1 i'aventeek-11 13 . ee" 4 7711.1 . •01 Goiden.reeen. allst,'„ ao , esteacies of the position and the vast lettersets at stake to icift all mim lll i kaikaimen =newileml 92 91 court again adjourned. gag., et Buser 1.0-11" The hoard then separated. 30 I SO FALL OF A CHAPEL WALL.-LIVIIBPOOL, Tugs- Stock at 2134 to 216; make proposals fora junction with Lord Palmerston, and belnuthenfts) 56 50 -- - - - -- nay.-To-day , while the chapel connected with the work- 6s. to 9: prem.; an G. no „ .h. fts., of 0 11164 " 16 wen to consent to take into his Cabbie, the statesmen who SO all Dirl d i meows me.).. - - bows Wig undergoing alteratioa, the wall suddenly fell .., mewl 74. teci 31:. 7 * 17 " be en the authors of the foul conspiracy of 1852, when [AdVert3ll•lllll4.3-HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND 16 35 Pzica r le e =heis ie l i .... - and ceased the death of one see, and the wounding of two r rot dOOOll2Bl of t" - Pam wenn Illemos era ran Con or Ism men Woven- . Foreign stocks rems isic 41. __,._ 0 , I, P. his own government was upset. In this course we think wo n st Lops. Isiah wo w j a p i ng ha t ann go surely 131 , Al Ms elms .- - - others who lie in a desgeseessis 1.0;1 Blesittoell, ths wise the noble earl risked th e total destruction of his party, and wiser 6 a ilhaffiegßir elms Mat as woe mem tow a. id. imr s r" _a _ [strivertiennent. A? XL Mzcsrs ESTABLISH- 20 4„,,te .., 21 4 / SPaaleh I TS. emerr, IN. 4. feealm. we Inhibited 4I 0 lug to 101 MOW= Five that be greatly erred." It kr aseenisteske allsessiro weekedar lakimil the a" 64- emetlfselhera) 9lB.l , tis Ise • temp Lent liesl i r ee t be . - . emMISMIIIMM • Ile Wed advikg some boat, sbe Mal ts si IllselkinilwahkeDessid =Oa mesalkeinne, se Draineas es, Metebbwo. Turkish, 75; to 761; ecarease. C. a Tile EARL OF ST. GIRMANIL-The Chromere sear mom all sem4.llll l 44 =4 41 ..... w w*** 1 14 Ike ID lir. MONO lf far Dessiblphags, sad sew wllies et utility or becory •-• "1 dpi' ......... i . ww ,3 , N. T• mall DM Imagines; Is bel f , me trlse 10 PI Wm V ser.ll Mgr =l :„ „pesemlegiss. • t o p o w m a ma units. have been nys that the resignation by the Earl of St. Germans of the w o nt tot no i s e& mdamoys sisi -- Woe dm - jo ast o - olo a u.. - D o w sod Ileptelle T= I IIVOZT, I Ilanwe, Sneers 86; Spanish Old Tbs - 'v. 'ma. RIC a" "' lord-Liesteessey of Ireland " resulted from his egeroment melted to ja mtesminaleatis meld= NM ONO/ sent 31 33 ma nota 5l a SI id ad. r med. mden imented m 10010•01hmla ginl iaft da ii =mt of,pesider Fast Gat Certifies is political opinion with the Penn seen= of Lord Palmer- 4 "* 1 2 7 4 = is 9.4llfssalnt il li * laa Virm a1." 144 041 : 4 1 1.1" • ' auto d c z e. e. s r. = - Vir ana lin se adios. at 16 ; sad Equidor,s aloft Ma's raerantent as origiaally masticated." folk fisiewcisse• iser. se v sa .-Tiissose. Pam air • MONEY MARIBT. TT/IMA! ETZNINO. The English stock market still presents no feature of importance. The tone to-day was a shade flatter, and paces closed per cent. lower than yesterday, but there was an entire absence of important business. Speculation seems quite in abeyance. There is no alteration in the discount market. The current rate on food paper is the Bank minimum of 5 per cent., but in the case of short dated first-class bills accommodation can be obtained at a slight re duction from this rate. More demand may perhaps be experienced u the 4th of March approaches. In the Stock Exchange money was in rather more re quest to-day at 4 per cent. on government securities. At Paris to-day the French funds experienced an average decline of about / per cent. At Vienna the exchange on London has receded from 12.32 to 12.30, but the premium on gold is still maintained as high as 331 per cent., and that on silver at 281 per cent At Frankfort Austrian stock has declined. The letters from Paris state that the departure . the Emperor for the Crimea is postponed for a few days. Consols for the Bth March were quoted during part of the morning at 91} to 1, and had receded the close to 91 to 1. For money the closing quota tion was 901 to 91. The official business report is at follows_ _;—Thpas or Cent. gaols, for money, 91 971, 99/r9l t ditto, Tor sealant -Bth Mareb, 916 Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, 1. New Three per Cents., 911,1, 1. Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 4 5-16, 41; 30 years' Annuities, 1860, 41. Three-and-a-Halt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in 1859, 991, 1. Bank Stock, 215, 213: India Bonds, 11a, 12s. prem. Exchequer Bills (June), 65., 9s. pram; ditto (ad vertised), 3s. prem. In the foreign stock market the only movement importance was a farther rise in Peruvian. Other stocks were steady, with limited transactions. The foreign exchanges this afternoon generally showed an improving tendency. Transactions took place in bills on Paris as hi?h as 25.121 at short, and 25.371 at three months. negotiations are reported on Hamburg at 13.6 to 61 ; on Amsterdam at 11.18; on St. Petersburg, at 351 to 1; on Vienna, at 12.50 to 55; and on Trieste, at 12.54 to 58. Business was - - The Ch ilian has arrived in the Downs from Ade !aide, with 1,600 ounces of gold and 5,0001. in sove reigns, making together about 11,4001. The Kent has also arrived off Hastings from Port Phillip, whence she sailed in the first week in December. The latest dates previously received from that port' were to the 26th Nov. This vessel is believed • have a considerable quantity of gold on board. The improvement in the exchanges leads to . expectation that the•gold imported will at preen) be retained here, u gold cannot now be exported ' the continent at a profit. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 2nt, March for the conveyance of 1,000 tons of army pro visions to the Crimea from Gosport and Plymouth, % sailing vessels. The Admiralty have engaged two more steamers regular transports, viz., the Black Sea and hdian. The suspension is reported of Mr. Q. T. Brain., 1, Royal Exchange-buildings, engaged chiefly in ' lest India and China trade. This gentleman is dlsesteed to have been in difficulty for some time past. Hamburg letters mention further purchases of en gee of the better qualities for transmission to Ros in, encouraged by the facilities for conveyance pre sented by the sledge roads. Coffee, tea, and cotton had also been taken for the same quarter, and the trade via Poland was brisk. It is important to notice that sales of the maim Five Cent. Loan of 1864 repartee as tad per at illunbut*, erTiii, as. Amsterdam. As low as 811,811, and even 801 per cent. was stated to have been accepted by the Czar's *gents, and it was whispered that at the last men tioned reduction purchasers might still be accom modated to a considerable amount. Although thus operations are apparently conducted with great secrecy, it is difficult to imagine that they can escape the attention of the authorities. It may be as well for the English government to keep an eye en these proceedings, which, reasonably viewed, a re equivalent to a breach of neutrality on the part of the states in which they take place. The proceeds of the sales, it was understood, were not going to St. Peters burg, but it was surmised were intended to meet the dividends on the old Russian stock in the markets of Western Europe. Holders of Russian securities who have hitherto shown such faith in the Czar's fidelity to his financial engagements will do well to bear in mind the precarious nature of the resources by which their claims from half-year to half-year are shown te be met. The anxiety evinced by the Russian govern ment in propping up the market for its old stock is also explained • for any serious fall in the latter would render further sales of newly created stock almost impossible, unless at a still more serious sacri fice. In consequence of these operations bills on Russia were quite without demand, and offered at 311. Money week's abundant. A postscript states that farther sales of the Russian loan had just been effected at 801 per cent., being a farther reduction. According to letters from St. Petersburg of the 19th inst. much uneasiness prevailed, and the exchange on London had fallen to 361 to Id., in consequence of its being understood (but erroneously) that the recent " Royal Proclamation " against holding intercourse with the enemy was aimed at the overland trade in Russian produce. No business was going forward in produce. The report of the directors of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China has been issued, and indicates a strong wish on the part of the board to persevere with the undertaking. With a view to amalgamating with another Indian banking com pany, and including in the proprietary body share holders of wealth immediately connected with India, negotiations of a promising nature are stated to be in progress. Replies from India to the directors' over tures are looked for in a few weeks, when the di. rectors will deliberate with the shareholders. The retirement of the dissentient seripholders, it is men tioned, has been secured without any diminution of the funds of the company. The assets are stated to consist of 92,0431. in securities bearing interest and 7,0691. in cash. The preliminary expenses are stated at 3,89 W. The paid-up capital is 97,7001. Australian Land shares to-day were quiet, but those of the two Canadian land companies were flatter. Bank shares were steady. The stock of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company experienced a further rise of 11. The shareholders apparently an ticipate considerable benefit from the large allowance which this company is at present receiving from the government transport service. The new preference shares of the Crystal Palace Company were quoted 1.16 to 3-16 prem. East and West India Dock stock has been dealt in at 118 ; London Dock at 100 to 1001; Australian Royal Mail Steam at 4 ; General Screw Steam Shipping at 16! to 1; and Peninsular and Oriental Steam at 631. The meeting of the Great Luxembourg Company, which was to have been held at Brussels on the 24th inst., has been adjourned to the 10th March. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocri. .. . The English stock market remains dull, and with out further change in prices. Consols are now quoted the same as they closed yesterday, viz., 901 to 91 tor money, and 91 to e for the Bth March. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91e to ; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 1; Bank Stock at 2131 to 216; the June Exchequer Billie at Bs. to 9s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 991 to 1. Foreign stocks remain steady. Mexican is quoted WI to 211; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 174 M 18; Artesian Five per Cents., 98 to 100; and %klub, 761 to 78e ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, have been dealt in at 72 to 721; Sardinian at 86; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 3E; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 93j; Granada Active, si lefj sad Equador, martial, left Xtrwsw....,_ ..ay 'morning for London. LORD ReoLem,--In the Rouse of Commons, on Friday, Mr. Thomas Duneombe will ask the Under Secre tary for War, " whether there is any objection to ley upon the table copies of any letters or despatches that have puma between Lord Raglan and the Minister for War, relative to the wants of the army in the Crimea." AN AND3TocaeTicAL CABINET. —The new cabinet contains only one member—one out of 14—without a title, via., Mr. Vernon Smith. DISTURBANCES AT BALLARAL—By advice. from Melbourne to the 2nd of December, we learn that disturb ances of a serious character were taking place at Ballarat. The cause was a refusal on the part of the diggers to pay the " license "—a decision adopted at a monster meeting on the previous Jay. Shots had teen exchanged between the diggers and the police, and combatants on both sides bad been wounded. Placard, have been posted in Southampton stating that 600 labourers are wanted at the intended military camp at Alderahott, in Surrey. Labourers applying for employment must each bring a pickaxe and shovel. MRRCHANT SEAMAN'S ORPHAN ABTLVM.—At the general annual meetiag of the governors of this institution held on Monday at the London Tavern, O. C. Clarke, Esq., in the chair, eight boys and four girls were elected from • List of 36 candidates. The report read stated that there were at present in the asylum 114 children, sad that, owing to the double income tax, and the dearnem of provisions, the committee could not report very favourably of the prospe rity of the institution, but that they had, notwithstanding, resolved upon admitting a larger number of children than usual in order to reduce, as far as lay in their power, the number of destitute orphans which the recent melancholy shipwreck. had thrown upon the sympathy of the public. The committee tendered their best thanks to Lord John Russell for presiding at the last annual dinner, and to the East India Company, and the Trinity House, for their liberal donations. The statement of accounts showed a ba lance in hand and at the bankers of 1861. Os. 7d. CIRCULATION or Berm NOTES.—A fresh return, moved for by Mr. Glyn, has just been issued of the diminution in the paper circulation of the country, caused by Tarim basks having ceased to issue notes since the Bank Charter Aet of 1844. The total shows as increase of 8,7371. since ) last year, and is now 706,0621. • THE CASE Or MR. PEATHERSTONILtUGH.—It may . be remembered that some months ago a man, named Befil, laid a complaint against Mr. Featherstanbaugb. the English ' consul at Havre, of having defrauded him of 60f., which he alleged had been received for him for services rendered in tryiag to arrest a runaway English bankrupt. On Saturday • last Mr. Feathentonhaugh appeared before the Tribunal of Correctional Police of Havre to answer the charge. He said that he had not before appeared, not from any disre spect to French justice but from the belief that, as consul of the Queen of England, be was responsible to her Majesty alone. The Tribunal, is its judgment, declared that Bali had falsely accused Mr. Featherstonhaugh, and it accord ingly dismissed the complaint. It further condemned Boffi to pay the coats. AurritALTAN MAILS.—With reference to an an nouncement which has appeared, respecting a contract for the conveyance of the mails to Australia by sailing vessels, we are requested to state that this contract will not prevent the re-employment of steam yowls, when the exigencies of the war shall no longer prevent their ase ; as the Post master-General has reserved a power to terminate the con vect at any time, by giving a notice of six week. THE BALAKLAVA RAlLWAY.—Advisee from Bala klava of the 10th state that the railway had wound its way up the greater part of the main street of the town; and the engine had been astonishing the Turks by great puffs of steam from its iron lungs, and by sundry shrieks and screams as it had been pot in play by the engineers outside the Poet office-yard, in order to see if its constitution had suffered by the sea voyage. The railroad is simply constructed : the wooden sleepers are laid down longitudinally over a bed of stones on the road, and the rails are fastened down on them. It nearly fills up the breadth of the main street. About 50 yards of rail have been laid down in the street, bat the road is in many places in a state of forwardness, and will soon be ready to receive the rails. INUNDATIONS IN ITALIL—The Florence, Pisa, and Leghorn Railroad received considerable damage in two places on the 16th, by the inundation caused by the Arno ; in consequence of which the trains have ceosed to run. A letter from Florence, of the 20th, says that the inundation 1 his caused the greatest desolation in the environs of Pin ; I that the crops are ruined, large numbers of cattle drowned, and several houses washed away. At Rome the inunda tions have caused great alarm. _ _ 7—The the disputed frontier line has been ratified. This the right of fishing on the dated from 162& CRYSTAL PALACE, --,Lehainion at the doors. *heti, 112; total, 622. CRYSTAL PALACE.—P days =dm; Feb . 24:—Ni ticket holdsn), 6,387; 191 L Ta• • `I , • ` - I [THREEPENCE. MINES. . TUESDAY EVENING. Me The home mi n i ng stoc k market remains extremely ty, . er dull, in the absence of demand. No sales are reporte d • -1 to ne. es. The gold mining shares are also neglected. The stock of the Colonial Gold Company was flatter. • • l e Fortuna mining shares were better. The stock of o f the Company of Copper Miners in Eng land showed em flatness. re , - THIS DAY.—Two o'C Loon . I spa : The gold mi n i ng s h ares remain very dull. Colonial . Gold shares have d ec li ne d to 1 to 2 per share. A gus Fria shares are quoted / t o / ; Nouveau Monde, I t an to I ; Great Nug ge t V e i n , Ito t—all per sha re . the Australian Agricultural s h ares are quoted 29/ to • 30, 301; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Ana- igb tralasian , dis. to par ; ad Scottish Australian Investment, I to / prem. int. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 2/ to i ,of 21. Other mining stocks are quiet. Pew J COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. g • l at MARK LANE.—THIS DAY. .1 .. I ' I As- There was not mutt English wheat fresh up for this mon- oma lag's market, end we are without foreign arrivals of every . ' 1 91, deseripelen a Ili I. asi?aq raw trodigs boi ls %.• ibis wonting watepti•Onewlisna •• , 'A''' •Ok I. at sad flour. Lroe L i rley was inquired for, for shipment to the continent, at 1 i , VI II ;in late rates, butsuuld not be obtained thereat. • ) 41. Oats Fold slowly without change in value. all_ Beans end peas much the same as before. .31. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM FEB. DI TO FEB. 28. Qrs. English. Conn. Irish. roreign. wbeat 310 :ad. Barley lOO Outs. Mal 1891 1900 Malt . ... t of .. awn. and 8260 barrels. :her MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Et % 91A:wt.—TM public sale of 300 h. Porto Rico went off steadily, the good grocery tone deecrip t full rates; prices Cl° and ran offered in public sale, ed from 30s. Gd. to 40 ! . 24,000 b ags cloyed Manila were also and all bought in b y the im- rted porters at high prices -31s to 31s. 6d. 1,600 bags Madras .18; also were offered, and sold at previous rates-26e.64. to 2.50 275. 6d. Refined without alteration. Corral.—The market is firm, but we have not had • i was public sale to-day. I.de. Rica.-6,000 bags good M a d ras were offered, and all 1 1 sold at end after sale, 13s. 62. to 149., which were full rive- prices. The article continues to have an upward tendency. ant N _ ITRATE 07 800 A.-2,350 hags of very good quality, ni n tornado* 6, were offered in public sale, and all bought in at I' ,2.:' 17s. 64.; bat there appeared to be a few buyers et 17a. wur. Parrott pe r b. I I port at sp. to 41d —4OO be l gs Malabar sold steadily at f u ll p r i ce' , . ' lto Corrox.-160 bales s o ld y es t er d ay on ' Change. I i • Dent th e TALLOW MARKET . — THIS DAY. • ; The tallow market r ema i ns qu i et. There is no die. I _ position to purchase for forward delivery. Petersburg Y.C., to on the spot, is quoted 55.. 3d. ; March and April, 645. 02.; , 2nd April sad May, 665. ----. pro- BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS D AY. ( • Means. Pettenden and Bzeith report that there is • little I in ' more doing in hope this week. .—..—.....—. 'ate COAL MARRE.I'.—'fMB DAY. the Walls End Howell, 23a. 61. ; Wells End Heston. i 23s 6d.; Walls End Tette, 23a. Gd.-60 fresh ships at 9, of market. i the an- THE FRENCH EMBASSY.—The Counties Walewsko mat. held en assembly lut evening at the residence of thePrenek is of embassy, Albert-gate-house. The principal members of tip Ins- corps doplonsatigne paid their respects to the Counties, ana • pre- He general circle included many influential ntembenof Gib had aristocracy. The relation was honoured also witlethe pet ! rade sense of the Prince of Nassau and General d• la Mentionb .ff • . .'• . i. that commander-la-chief of the Sardialaia mune/mt. . , I are —Lord LlEtail j Nebo introits to demand • come: London.m C ommon, , ns , Per martial, LORD le R• ft ClL•ti alla . Ira th este rd e ay liou mo Th ett in o g f fo Co r m on "r'll/ nen- Friday, Mr. Thomas Duneombo will ask the Under Sens- ; Lary for War, " whether there is any o bj ect i on to ley upon ..). the table copies of any lettsrs or despatches that have passed ri m- teat between Lord Raglan and the Mini s t er f or W ar, relative to ' can the wants of the army in the Crime s ." be AN ARISTOCRATICAL CABINET. —The new cabinet ' eye contains only one member—one out of 14—without a title, are via., Mr. Vernon Smith. 'the DISTURBANCES AT BALIARAT.—By advice, from 'the Melbourne to the 2nd of December, we learn that disturb- era- epees of a serious character were taking place at Ballarat. the The cause was • refusal on the part of the diggers to pay tete the " license "—a decision adopted at a monster meeting who en the previous Jay. Shots had been exchanged between i ' I lity the diggers and the police, and combatants on both sides had be treaty for the settlement of e between Switzerland and Baden treaty aho regalitya rclae of he lake of Conatantilk ate P __ bon, *to 2f 141 a i lre —Return 1 4 , dit lumber ad • amount g•A.. 4/;*::;‘