The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-07 00:00:00

• I. . . -- Th d 0 ;rri n 4,;....0 1 ' 14.n,gb.-o ".". • S - -0= 7.1. '.."...4 " . `..-. 1 .- - . • 110A11...... enae...... - ( • _ - -- - ---- --- . 4 i. iv :L w i • . . . K....._........- - ! usiaal .Ol- - 17-7 -- - ..-4qx ,.. a ri.IIT , . It b t , . - - • • • ; .1.1- ,a; , 41-;1 •- .• is' ~ A . - - • • ......11 % , * * • No. 2,642.] ..-- - LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, 1851. MEXICAN and SOUTH AII2BICAN . . • 33 • rr.. ;. 1 • 12Y. CONVOCATION. was altered, he did sot think it was ia a fit •Mara to dim", PORILION RAILWAYS. A7PICIAL 01141 MAL wairritici if thsPeseelelsos et thane is _____ wash nethers. BHARB LL9TB. 10 19 Antwerp gad Limn= 54 At tide stage the Mine the IMO Arsothen Orsempthlibelthlat the tames The two bosses suet yesterday MOMS! tO adjourn- suusep oo d d n a imislige p „u ss ,,,, flic :d the o,Y PPle msison Eos ra ft w ric aa m; The railwa y --es-- 584 ;Milo Restsre Janeiro lil TPSSDAT /image. SO 10 Sesisits to Orainemes ... St die Ithkessistrest.ea MONDAY, the Imedltheemy, at gni; whop & 1 1 , die share market to-day was slightke et le. 841 thheredahhawleLth Par let 1= nthidegrailowendosth. he the. peonsisflnolliallorthis _A D un a-yar d , sod wpm* at attesting ape* their lordships. Oa their 701/1 2_. __. , decline a_ a_ __II - -W li Men and Issennes =6llo sei gil ei ratt p r ta a t terosnt st Cris, it h Ee dive. rmgaMmay the he the Jee mellele'elleeheer. watistwW o7 &bin. ta•gaboass. reed a series of rowslationa whisk had Iris Lumbeamt °Y the in the mew l m 1 6 931°411 '1 so to Dark *News -. - it -- s Ts Is the pm Hew thew mine s.theides the Prime" Is the Upper Hone. closed rather lower than yesterday . The decline, is an Emma etrrense - ...7.7. ssi ss; I ti i CLAIMS, Ingetsry. the MOW of Whlthellels or ki... of LM owl WolM. rude which bed been thee& down wendies however, did not exceed to 1 per cent. Great ee „ .. 10 ....Ma.... ****•-•- 4 ,4 , 1 1 4 *2. ~, it,Ormesherm.street. tea. to, 1555. the lithos of Otherd, the Western Stock wee rather ter, this stock as well i - --- ---- "/ •- -* 1 et halletraw2e lows, glinsg. o g ii, the ialai.W maw , lb: f i bll• P Lia. joulesd leid Were . the bow, which immediately of ad. 6 De. 1110smics .. . 1 roe I r . and COMFORT in SHAVINO.-B. and ha_ lax". ' *eh Denr 004 the Bishop* Exeter. as London and North Western being soiree. The toe an 44wa11e54,111 4 iiiira. - - recent speculative sales, based upon an unfavourable 1" 2,) an 1 0 0 „ a i lle• i.,„,k e dle• w i c t i r,„„ s , " -_ -_ L DOWYANV COMM 1111.0 P, we OnsdrUelsrel Chimes is ... e , ....th thantmelea baying I Illnoserr, is err w the VMS toast old& th e bees ell athal_ Id* Mtn NAVAL AND MILITARY. anticipation of the fortheomieg account', having 16 134 %Troth elOneth A tothe 474 as essmestestthand is hum hat met matheet man, lip . Yam TM eli haat= Math a of the Sees "IEI.-7 Thew Mho it Per am westy ath hod tt is othedea " TINS same Ilsdillusi sly cs of the thank% is ----0.-- been met by some limited investments, this depart- IS all WM ' ' Am "' Atl ' Is " /It " sent of the market appears intrinsioally strong. 100 60 DuChet.oB 1 .- . 1 dis Imll lalla *sweeten!, I fraue bathe oath hog • race dgeksbi&o. sashed wit, laaMl to minim , to i ito opbt. ice an De.Oropy.% 6 p.st. do. 96 SO br 'ethos Mthesthers fte thelesith OA ADMIRALTY, FP.B. 6.-PaomoTioxe.-Mate F. a a m 9. N em B. s o L o omm. . ° 4 2 ,4l2 ° Cipr, teal aseemides of the that than modification Hardy (1862), G. Robison (1862), G. it. Fiterald (152), - ID 10 Dreg Oatea_ .41 Wear ~ 121 pm dim mu m Bo BB ,B BB .• . 8 4 8888 0 18 y am . g o . imm t l , s u m b e a o .4 may be met properly thedthred ss in regard to her W. Vieary (1862), R. M. Oillsoa (1852), HR. Stewart THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. s all onstladia lesheals... par 4 prom with 6 1 Naito 1 persunt..... ar fpa „ of pmkgrego. at Se. ed. 7weLondle. ed. ash.-COwe'llop serviess." 1 .,1 8-52), G. R. Ben (1852), P.R. Colomb (1862), B. J. ire Th e railway share market to•dsy is steady, *IS i . • & scarcely any variation from the closing quotations of 4 411 134 . "h oo '. o .._' If pegolbelpeemomith Ramie. Teeth Pewit and &arta" Powder. TM Ming of Oxpeno sesouded this resolution, which 1862), C. S. Fitton (1862), C. R. Blown (1852), f. I'. 8110 • 21011 1 1462 ). 3 . A. Pul se d ( 1853 ) , 0 ' B A r . lass it , v i ( i n g u . 2) ' yesterday, and with very little business going foe - t m os i 2 cl oo. t. itea, ww. pyre ".." !- 4 1 wm uthaimuely agreed th.l7 I /PO PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-The return The Asceticism. suggested that the drat practical quer W. F. Johann (1852), J. F. Prows, (1852) of youth In the rasmstlve ha me& a && 14. tioa tared by repoet was, as to the division 01 the law (1852 d, J. R. Oeseley (1862), 0. W . Mania (162 ward. London and North-Western stook is quoted me te LW. et‘ 4 _4 a& = in an Do. di. red. is. 97 100 is bat tote peemith wiment ona ll = laa r a low hieing L. Do la hereto (1853), G. A. T. Drake (1853) (act.), b. 8. MMI to i ; Great Western , 66 to i ; Midland, 691 to 100 a u Do. 00. Immo ," m la 110tfLitcrof Ithelitchlt GIL. ace Th ij oinfoop of LONDON tbeeght that the discusetha of Cl,i.b&iza. (1868), T. Bansardiaton (1863), W. Janine g ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 741 to 1 ; South- sat an ((endless ant Tomb ... a dis oar he emeisnling Me pew& ad he boneming oat 1101111140111 rush gobble Ikea would be oat of thaw, as they would have 0863) ( set.), R. J. Pollard (1863) (set /. 0. Poole (1163) RIMIRTIIII, 171 to / , Candooiass, 301 to 31; and 100 all De. 6 per Ont,--...... $7 100 the hair, to In etheldend a man time, if berMejeatr e license wen S. W. D. Itsdeliffe (1853) (act.), J. A. F. Luteell Gv_at Northe 22 1 to I. 00 10 cons en own .... 16 tpm ZOWLANDIf 'AMOS. nu, 4 , . so is Lyon owl llsOlsnimiSli - oblethed. They had already mathigned the principle that i1 t 863), H. Me N. Dyer (1863) (act.), J. F. Griffiths (1153) French shares are in cone thin o :aboa rd. : Its. high e r . Lo ots I si r s 7..........trzt......... 1 1 0 14.. ... , r= the ewe sad ssalidssisa. Imi 11.1"111111.1161181" MN Islidaftrism was ; end their decision act.), H. St. J. de Rosbeek, C. W. Andrews (1863) (tit ), ROWLANDS' ODOM, no of oddloonns; has Majesty for per- . Wells (1864). and L. B. H. Cecil (1864) (act.), no- ORDDIART SHARES AND STOCIM. _...tr new • er NM thethriell , he loethalla the Wirth beaverNalb widas 201 as dill eisesseium . He thought, rooted to the task of liestessan. Sit preisonsthernalme saltheetedlethillethie the ohs, nos an innings of death at that time, when APPOINTKIINTL-lAestinsanto F. H. Hardy.. to the lb. Pd. g, n , w „. , y o s se i m . tel 2 p.,.. M all Illth Sth a _ . 73 ler tbsaudemssiimml•Pcsind wir•••••• 1 •••-•-• F they sea* 1111•11 10 210 'NNW malt, would oaly be a Ortolan, 12, sloop, Beet ladle stat i on ; R. bl. Oessa to - flat arginam and E s% " 1 4 8 0 88 . 4 0 0 0, 0 4414.0.4 WOOS of lbw, sad zefsht ellffieszese theta in their (attire the Crane, 6, brig. West Coast of Africa station G. 100 Abram ---....... Mll Set III an Nerwsglen • Pram sri lig Oath thelareemers. Ball, to the Odin, 16, paddiewheil Mom frigate, of 660 Ili ilehettlersita. . af SO 16 Parboil Imes ' SS 10 Peals sal Odom -..- 47 iii Owed Swim Imlislini PN C IIII IILIO Of Gums oneleds4 • mores by bwl l o - P o wer. at Woolvish :P. IL Osimato, to the ma 111111 ru," -- p i u m w a s c i li 4 So to oil Soon . 42 it C " the Milewbg brut el moisten :-.." That ltheffiellos Si , oath , *WM IA a 14 3. 111 . 1 4: 5 0 4- ' •id. W.u. di. Ss to tankosn,a Cla;ii - DE JONOWS LIGHT BROWN , COD it see rt il oso *lath of th e ht 1 7 3041 IsPothism, in tall. to th e HillthlaYa. bus w steam a * i f. o f l ed m 4 174 1 I Ma s titir s . r . i . l ...7.7.:: r im ou ._.uu ou ..6„,up u utzt e l / 2 3mui. the preseth state of the church, that the Book of Common hose-power , at Portentomb; C. Mathew, to the Spites , 29 15 De. is, de Md.. 74 M die. II • Swedish fims sEe g os , et Wee. Fraser shield be maintained entire and unaltered , nos. 6, paddle-wheel steam s i t of 600 horsepower . Meath- et. 1110 Wild mil *maw ....... ta n SO all *min aad Mose rf 4 I I I =floi s liy the Ma WWI oftwollms77 me - that sash altentioa may be a ll owed I. it rubrics u shall mean station ; C. P. W • (additional), to the Bee- St. 100 Odedisia...--....-..... WI In an 61 6 x a .10 an DR 14 per Cent. Prater. - - Oda Mem NW* Ma till hea 7 /0 5 _14- I,l *.pla r l. tv . • be inffithethable for the perfectness, of certain sew services, eawca. 70. flag ship, Nor th America and West India static ; w e° ' U lu 4314 Chi1 1ir 0d 1 00d00.. 11180h1.1 ... ••• LH L i e eibehmh sal theth.thalill***thru su . °•• v. '. ", to beg„neged by • divines Lad recombination of the J. A. Poland, to the Excelleat, tuawy ship, at Pots- K, 44 pos & E d boo j & ;.; gi 44 u k Wm*. Dr. ds Jain sem esestemes. Pialdpbre (10 tea ), Ila MI. g es.„ 4s. Mi. ; mama (IS e.), 9s. = netamith Pmt Prayers, with such alterations in the table of lessons mouth ;H. U. Wratisiaw, to the Swell, 60. 1101• W .taro 21 all ineknith,siolaberd.s. 6 7 ts b. Salmis ............ 51 en West Mari; 4 si 10 10 Ds. if per Cent. Probe - - die 10 15 Waters at Prams 7 14 pm o arlatra as an considered wwwwary ; and that in our ship, at Sheerness ; 8.8. Chishelthe (thillidenal), to the al. 105 Ins= ........ .... 14 15 so Is lesethaar initserbad... - - ne *eines of the ilusiay anise will be desirable Winchester, 60, Reg ship, Ram India samba' T. kr- ill all BD* SUS MI 8 4- - - n 30 ................ ...... 171 114 HAIL - P 0 61 00114 _ . t &Id 140111111 wide\ sholl me nom be nary =weber of the thumb the nardistos, to the Cornwallis, 60, screw sons sh ip, at )e- SO all Slim ....- ..... 111 111 St. lOC (001011 Clas A.- 29 51 Met ZeOwt4 s r "m u* a sp l e i r b at th e aillb lim d s 11 . an of the whale Grine( MINSTII. gad Suedes Prayer now r e o p en ; H. 84. J. de Roebeek, to the Pronatheat, 6, !ad- use DB. ni o - vp„ 6 ,40 . ., _ _ MINER PuM u d oceolabod to the Book of Comma Prayer on Catnap aid die wheel steam sloop, of 200 horse-power, at, Woolwili ; ss. rap s e . - & --- 5..... ....... ie g) Mein; Mauna ThirirDlif. Ilia 1 le • than* thr sithrelee. ealmsden dee Thollethe,l l l. l . e s Mot e la short hellion." A Wells. to the Pembroke, 60, screw Mesa ship, at Pats- h. he ruts neembire yesterday. to.day. Wan dean di ,posked. awl wifooly sesMselO re ONO Of • INIMIEMItiaI 0808011 80 10 1110 Proper wording of weapon G. Poole (additional), to the Ye the Bi, at ).- IL lee UMW* ged=r 53 67 theesichsenanceln elonow 0000 mhos too 0100 0_ 1000 soll °oo that male OD 01.0.11111110 01 its praotioal applies- weapon ;0. Bonne and J. F. Prowls, to the Hawke,6o, 11l 511 Bthatellbeth I Its per - - ---- ter_ _to the nia dile Imegh ef w_vaserre• et me poponitaa. t i cs. la the „ mu 0 witia, screw steam ship, at Sheerness. a. In sibAirenta,Dawie in to& St MO Onegowneens Winne 70 12 100 1 **Pea 1 /scab Matron= Odd an - - rruns•oo. VIA blettlellt w ee * lee Ilia di " The Skim 0 0110 RD suggested as examples of what Masters R. Thomas (1841), to the Orion, 91, mew stem 88 IN e m u 44.0 44 . , _ sot 94 Iseines) Colikeinan * 4 I ..... 141 • 04144 wlil li o 6114114.44441 - 7 11 1 - 1.4111111 = 1 . 14 ,040. 0 . 1.1115 ' kb might be ism, th at the lessees taken from Baruck and ship , of 600 horse-power, s 1 Sheerness ;D.Mc D. Jess se, no De. A. mot 7l 73 714 I 10. 10 teestralaaisn ...-.... 2- - milletherlenge thsnuneeth So sea , d i s b agli pilli l a D ka gang manang impos, Tikes. Tobias In the Apocluypha might be left eat of the daily (1816), to the Russell; B. Renaud (1845), to the Cern- et. NS Do. R. Mesh s eines) 6 1 If 1 sea, allides. 42. 8, so edslitlf m tnels or seed., sal at in ser i v a it t z . and lamas from the Canonical Seriptares sub- sea l e r ; w and B. l lfouel, to the l Hullos, Ilt. 100 GI. SoraiLmai wad. (110.) * OS . 1 'serration Cordillera all - - )KD. to the Centaur 6, 111 - 100 00000 Wolin 46 Of eSi 6 mon 1 Aueuallan Freehold .. an - - so se. Lee Marla all 7 - -_. ms ai rllVM ere F te lli a weeere theewli ne ite lt y n a t . gi Ths Bishop of Ragnatholght that they should adhere pad d le wiedesetsteamNifddrigate, laes ( of 640 ' horse%power, at PA.- 11 4* 114 .1 tommor De ' lliNt io d ba "D o eig o thLedi : I n 7 5 1 Mee 50 Barn** Iron & Coal en II 7 ease ....JIM._ _totall,,,t llol°••• ' °•••••• ,,,,A a p."111111..e. d strictly to the book of Common Prayer, with which many mouth ; S. W. Webb (1845), to the Himalaya; H. Beier tot lit (8 1 . ma i *7 9 gra 2/06. 1 British Australian Ode ell - - 111WIWI ST 88 ; 8 % "'"rs. 0. 1 " --- Thi s p37.4 - 08 8 gs , eishreariee,; pauses were at present disposed to tamper. For instance, (IMO), to the Hawke ;D. Lyall (1848), M.D. to the Pen- 141 4 De. Lim Thlrds 7 9 pas thin 30 +British Iron lO. l S 6 73 n dtrawlmp.ilisatnpro teas 14 21 MlcoakaionstAa ns .topoon. drawn% Inehnoweet. thus wan • • society in his own diocese whose professed object broke ;A B. Cutileld (184(t), to the Hustings A. et et. tes tarearkin sod Torlohlre 741 71 SO Do. Cows and CuLlie all llf hug*, 1.1. Insdnisst, yint____Whirnall. MY 00 tasks alterations. His lordship proposedth amend- strong (1849), 11.0., to the Corawallss ; and C. D. Steel 1:4 1 S o ltWhav orott iii•oQ.--Fou 54 4/ dis 1 „ le Do. St. John Del Rey 15 26 SO vo lissh= isidistreet. klBll 4 torld emin. Img muse, mees Ur WM, pisderiag the Convocation to keep intact the book of (1841), to the Russell. 116 1: Loin rod ametwen .. - ij 7114 71 a 116,060 1 Carson's Creek ( i dle Oemmes Prayer in any alterations that might be made. Awistaat-Surgeon R. M. Ligbtbody, to the Amph on, s t . is. MIL S. W. MILIAN" WORK. 45 47 za The Bishop of Litecont thought that the safer ground 34, Meer steam frigate, of 300 horse -power, at Mennen se. too =. ll 2 l t a. rth lS lF L esteru Caus 1 99 94 let t ad lank die t ad 91164 401 00+t ri• Cmaji CaPPer ia.C°4"6 5 tOolonial Gold - 1 1 I Now rod,. In 1 vola-an tl. elegt, a ti paragaks. to his would be to introduce nothing into the service except what Clerks Aleistante A. J. Boyton, to the Rznionth, 90, De. kr Mew - - Ms -.... ~. Ortioll" l6 16 16 Vwin at wee to be found in the word of God. screw steamship, of 400 bone-power, at Plymouth ;A.W.10 15 D 5 Mins . OO- teopper Miners of Eng, all 60 66 IT H E RIII oit Y WON A N , The Bishop of SALIIIIIIIIY observed that the qthstiou Williamson, to the Hawke; A. M. Wade, to the Russell ;le g Dastab-magAß4e) II La 1M si De. wen 26 tDo. Prat 74 par pea all par Ipm J. .4 bee o g easabni wpm 1140101016 Chill tin . end Down& just raised was assuming too serious • form, and suggested C. B. Severke , to the Pembroke ; D. T. Wangle, to the st. Is um . = 8 ,,,,g, w„,„„ 4 8 46 6 rEng.kAustrallanCoppr en i, 2 la Mame% dose the WOO Period. the propriety of postponing in dncussiou. Bastion ;W.J. R. Row, to the Centaur ;H. B. Bay and Si 44 D o . an . T i 7 Ms WOO I Worts* Pe IL W. Tunes, MIMI 1 Grut Nugget Veinleg. au 6 I Author ot " The *arras et eremee, - • Tb. arm Illthwer:' The Bishop of LONDON said that nothing would give him D. J. Yeoman, tether Cornwallis. 40 at De. ithe fsi • 10 40eneral Landes: Loons and Co. greeter satisfactioa than the substitution of other lessons SS al - S t s In =thAralahvh. Blßaldakinam ht M Men 1 Grand Duchy or Roden all 4 4 for some that were sow in ase. PORTSMOUTH, Pas. 6. Is ill D mi LtlllOss, Neil 7f 1 11.100 4 Great Poly:loth. all - - Tlirdaszetß aramd e log r el a Mak ; base q Tllila tM kaosourritalisittoarl motion. pit It am en d m ent,oasl h elda uspubzr miarin artirbirestmotognathaart ste l es, theLor r z o r le m a the w t of the p llishop of izeter, and th e ori igit mmetheThe steam transport Harbinger, Captain Smith, V. uo DO De. fla n. Darby . 41 43 belonging to the General Sam Shipping Company, arrive ! rht . -,„ liti. ... west. ( Ica) ... .: “ 6 .1 1 IMOD I Liberty 10,000 2 bllnarie 10,000 5 Lagting* an - - ell 64 74 1 t t die 155,515 1 vtlariqulta the et Mls Smiler Mears& le the Le Bully agreed to, textually in this at t his port this afternoon from the East, and came into ts m 6 _Olin NW Ole Omlrr res.. - 1 .. 90,0 0 1 gew orsona 2 i M.. ow tierelow=sg skw. form-" That we consider that in any alteration o f the sir- harbour to land the sick and wounded officers sad men she 100 all N teed " 1 dl . i ~. 00,000 1 +N.Lhhiree Min.llm.C3 all - - views of the church, it should be a fandamental turn le e 4 St gewmasket atm. 100,000 1 Nouveau Moode • 'MAT= 10 ' ANTITra esd D Gras MIART. that the book of Commas Prayer should be maintained ea- - • has brought home. She has 81 non-commissioned officer, 4 5 21 g 1 Vis lambs : lamas are i n A r sad men of various regiments on board, all of whom, with 60 5 Vain eel Mehl*** - I I 3 4 10,030 20 Posardbaud Snrer Lead all 131 IA . . 100,0 a 6 Port Phillip tire and sweltered, except so far ss shall concern the rubrics 10 on ---- thereof, the division of the preseat,or the formation of new, the exception, are wounded, the injuries they have received p e. t o, , NEW iLLoorhatoo 11AIIILY PAPICIL 10,000 50 tun ura E N AND PENCIL: "Ivies by mosubioatioas of the prayers, with such alters- ineludieg almost every possible description of wounds. The 12 1 . 5 . ........ De. 10th oosmise Vika - ai - si as 15,000 15 *Do. New .. VNo. 1. ain be ea Oa lOW et VW, prim tees 1,.. la the Puttee and table of lessons as way be thought omens are : Amistant-Surgeon G. M. Cullock, 6th Dragoon .' B • 4. 10 7 :4 7 0 1 1 - 1 7; i03b .. . ~ 3 .6. 31 a 7,000 so Asensio de Fail ll 4 t i 1 IN and PLNC via to ante the Iwo i f •00 three weelagthe The Bishop of Bum presented a petition from the Guards ; Lieut.. Col. Sir Thomas Trowbridge, 7th Feathers; 16 16 North Devon, Ks. i ..... 6 10 Captains aS. Binh and G. R. Fitzroy, 41st Regiment; : tli pc ..teh i A oottootosc r° 4lll . l o li , 1 1 50,00( 1 Sot* mutton= 5,00 10 Ile Croft sadSair dawn ININI9 1111 1=7 4411, Mann of a rural deanery in Cornwall, praying that that 42,174 10.1.51 Waited alcalesa ait l i 70,000 1 W "r" " hme So hoselarthd aunty might be formed into • separate diocese. Paymaster J. Pope, 47th Regiment ; Capt. F. W. Golding St. ISO N. Easters-Itarwidt .... •6 TT 76 PION=6 54 die 105,050 1 W elle r tions all I The nee subject disclaimed was, the form of the address sad Lint. Cahill, 4911 Regiment; Lieat.-Col. Daubeaey, 16 30 Do. 16 IS Do. O.N.E. Pun 4 $ die el • fk ldri.°l 4 lh. me Pli i i : . P12111.2di to r id t° b h a e d r beest Majesty for t p a s . nolli i i m o . t t o ei ace on the 11 i Transterabie hy atiall9h l 4l9 ol . Heasr ... W l W a h l tk onto 49 ON • PaNtlissimsod the Limbo of se them The Bishop of Lonna mond. p Capt. A. L. Marsh, and Lieut. Twydeo, 66th Regiment; an Do. l a w s ........ I n 15 1 Aseistanteliargeon W. IL Flower, 63rd Regiment; Major tit 1! po. Yet -..... Ini ti! JOINT STUCK BANKS. d tweAro sees Burros wended, the resolution : " That the Mao " James Oubliette, 86th Regiment; Captain A. J. J. • to 7,.; ; e. se . woe .. 17. r p ., lei 4 4 ter zd No. Raw. Closing Vd. prism Bugs= led ar igNen jyrig = l g ra.97114"4"r ' report oa thatch s l u t s . erred to a committee to doneld , 96th Regiment. The following are also passengers 10 i ii r4 Nara iNalwdotiks. 5 St yuatialey. to.day s. 1 ,0 1 ,0,..Tpu. Mogenset.th who sonekler the beads of an address to her :saint', and that by the Harbinger :-Mr. G. Dead's, M.P. ; Clollollloder 10 1' ItankhileateWest Jana f dis 4 pea _ - --- - - 116. 2E500 40 Aostmdasis all SO 53 514 4 1414 1, 3 shore "ke eme a.""" CennuTAsiso b. swage,* l tpedel Per IsU Aganstsa llit tmlbinsi; the add 44424/1t4444 44a4144 °I the Bishops of London , B u t - Johnson , R.N ,oa pentode., from her Majesty's ship Spiv Si 100 Wash Were, h Wong. lot 514 - ea Brit.o3l.llesk&limn Co all - - got, Worcester, Chichester, Exeter, St. David's, Lichfield, „__ Lis._ ' woe __ he K a stAss esetski amrsl o•ma, an promo... from 0 - IKON 0 SOW North Americas all - - Omer& St. Anpli, Llaadaff, Lincoln, fla li sbary, sad Bath "''' ; eetiet ' &r h St 100 thielide Wirth 62 113 ~. ICH DAILY NINES i LONDON MORNING md w.el e ... jinn's ship Tinos; Dr. Measles, thief of the hospital et Is . inname aat 4... es Beak at Ai 61 Of dis stem M. The Lower House sou thea summoned , and the remota- Scutari ; and Mr. Bay field, eminent surgeon. 100 -.... '43 47 tit With Ile Meth et loa, Austral* and China.- 1 -- Ms So Dews .... l9 14 diiiis tll:= 4 Jel e k landle sheeeteef ties tcnntr. hh a lions which had been agreed to communicated, after which EU Thomas Trowbridge and Capt. Macdonald inmost Si . 8 180 888t a 1 44 1 4 , 4 - 5114 69 gip 100 - - ............a whoa at 110 MEd ases-la las wqmpowst lis the coarecation adjourned to Thursday next. verily wounded ; the first owed has both his legs shot off, - • - .__ ..._ ___,_ is Is South T . _ lyerDsin = :-: 2.5.00 C 20 Lei.ametlnak dme. 20 20f 214 1 } • - I , . . , . :. 1 1 i I I I , 1 I t i i V 1 1 t ! ' i I i I ' . t . I I 1 0 1 i t i 1 1. 1 [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY Wir =MC The funds have at length become prejudiced by the continued ministerial interregnum. Prises stood this morning at a decline of per ant., and showed increased heaviness in the afternoon, finally closing 1 1, per cent. lower than yesterday. Bugineas continues limited. _ _ _ At the present moment, when the attention of the nation is absorbed in the selection of the members of a new administration, and when the feeling is daily pining ground that more vigorous efforts must be made to push the war to a successful issue, it may be useful to recall to recollection a financial resource, the disposal of which may be said to rest completely in ear hands. On the 10th October last the Three-and i-Qearter per Cents. lapsed into Three per Cents., thus effecting a reduction of the charge of the Missal Debt to the extent of about 543,0001. per annum. Supposing government to make up their minds to apply this saving to the raising of a loan, this 543,0001. would suffice to raise 13,570,9001. were 4 per cent. per annum interest required; 15,510,0001. at 31 per cent. • or 16,700,0001. at 81 per cent. per annum. The ;along of aWe to this amount would cause the charge of the National Debt to be merely the same in 1866 as it was in 1854. This is totally fresi of the eneesiows mass of national annui ties ii 4. In 18$ and 1880, to the immediate disco rating of whit& Objections would probably be taken. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes closed with little recovery from yesterday's depression, but the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. rallied nearly / per oast. At Vienna the tendency of the money market is unfavourable, and the exchange on tendon has recovered to 12.19. From Amsterdam prices coma reported slightly flatter. In the discount market there is a fair demand for accommodation, but the supply of capital seeking employment is very large. In the Stock Exchange money is obtainable at 21 to 3 per cent. on govern meat securities. Consols opened at 911 to i for money and the Bth instant, soon declined to 911 to 1, and closed at 91 to 4. The " contango" for March is about 3-16 per cent. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, E', 1; ditto, far account, Bth Feb., 91 4, 1, '. New Three per Cents., 921, 911, 92. Three per Cent. Reduced, 914, 1. Long Annuities, expiring in 1850, 4 5-16. Annuities of 30 years, 1869, 41; ditto, 1860, 44: Threeand-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable 99. Ind i ra Bank Stock, 211, 2121. Ind Business is also recorded in the New Two-and a-Half per Cents. at 77 and 781. Exchequer Bills have risen to 6e. to 9s. prem., and are scarce in the market at this advance. Foreign stacks remain very quiet, but steady in Fria?. The scrip of the French loan was nominally quoted 4 to 41 prem. The demand for gold for exportation continued active today, and, in the absence of supplies, some limited parcels were taken from the Bank. The alteration in the foreign exchanges this after noon was limited to a trifling advance in the rates on Hamburg and Amsterdam. In the case of Paris no improvement is observable. At Hamburg money remains easy at 2 per cent. The shares of the new Ardennes Railway Company were quoted to-day Ito 11 prem. The forthcoming half-yearly dividend of the London and Blackwell Railway Company is of fi cially announced at 4s. Bd. per share. We notice that petitions to parliament " against the bills of the Great London - Dook Companies for powers to deprive the public of their rights of exemption from the tax on lighters and emit," are now lying for sili t i c i i i c lir s e . at the Royal Exchange and Commercial Sale The following meetings are newly announced — viz.: Victoria Dock Company for the 22nd inst.; North and South Western Junction Railway Com pany for the 20th inst.; Wimbledon and Croydon Railway Company for the27th inst.; East Lincoln shireßailway Company for the 27th inst.; and South ampton Dock Company for the 28th inst. The meeting of this last named company is to be made special to consider the propriety of issuing 20,0001. more Five per Cent. Preference stock. The gross receipts of the Southampton Dock Com• pony for the month of Jan. were 4,1801., being 1,6681. more than in the corresponding month of Tait year. The receipts of the Brighton Railway Company last week were 8,6361., or 1,2131. less than in the corresponding week of last year. The aggregate receiptsof the current half-year, however, are 1,0661. more than those of the same period of 1854. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 19th ult. were 6,6041. sterling, making 151,7931. received since the Ist of August. Satisfaction is expressed at the tenor of the advice; received from the United States, per the Baltic, which are regarded as decidedly more favour. able, notwithstanding a few additional failures, The money market was sensibly easier, and the ex change on London had recovered to 1081 to 1091, in consequence of which the Baltic has brought 73,000 dollars in specie on freight. Land and Bank shares to-day were generally quiet and steady. The shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, however, were more offered, and weaker. The late rise in the stock of the Canada Company is fully maintained. Crystal Palace shares closed at 3 3-16 to 3 5-16 ; the New Seven per Cent. Preference Shares are quoted Ito 1 - prem. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 1011 " to 102; Austra lian Royal Mail Steam, at 4;,1 ex div.; and Royal Mail Steam, at 61. PORTSMOUTH, Pelf. 6. r ., The steam transport Harbinger, Captain Smith, sc. belonging to the General Screw Shipping Company, arrived at this port this afternoon from the Eget, and cams into harbour to land the sick and wounded officers and men she has brought home. She has 81 non-commissioned officer, sad men of various regiments on board, all of whom, with 50 one exception, are wounded, the injuries they have received r, inoluding almost every possible description of wounds. The D officers are : Amiscant-Sorgeon 0. M. Culloek, 6th Dragoon r t. Guards ; Lieut.-Col. Sir Thomas Troubridge, 7th Fusiliers; 16 Osptains IL S. Bush and G. R. Filmy, 41st Regiment; : Paymaster J. Pope, 47th Regiment; Capt. F. W. Omitting s t sod Lieut. Cahill, 4911 Regiment; Lieut.-Col. Denham, St OSP. A. L. Marsh, and Lieut. Twyden, 66 th Regiment; r Jimistaistaergeon W. H. Flower, 63rd Regiment; Major f lames Gribbin', 86th Regiment; Captain A. J. J. Mack donald, 96th Regiment. The following are also passengers by the liarbingar :—Yr. G. Hondas, M.P. ; Commander 1 ii 1 Johnson, R.N., oa promotion, from her Majesty's ship Spit' Iv Are; Liciatesaat Argaimbeau, oa promotion from her Ma- Para ship Team; Dr. Measles, Wei of the' listen ; and Mr. Hayfield, assistant surgeon. 1 pie Thomas Trowbridge and Capt. Macdonald an most so. wisely wounded ; the first named has both his legs shot off, b. Illisjust below the knee and the other shove the uncle, f r o whilst the latter has 17 or 18 different wounds in his body. Beek suffer, of course, bet display the best spirits, and ae- V knowledge most readily any assistance or kindness afforded 20 them. Sir Thomas was removed in an easy chair from the r o ship to the official residence in this dockyard of his relative 10 Admiral Sir T. Cochrane, the Commander-in-Chief, whilst Captain Macdonald was conveyed in a comfortable litter to the George Hotel, where he will obtain some rest before ew proceeding further. The other officers were well encash 111. IL to leave the ship in cabs. 15 The private soldiers and non-eommissioned officers have not yet been landed ; orders having come down by electric) 4 telegraph for them to be oenveyed round to Chatham, in sc. the Harbinger. She has to take in 60 tons of coal to enable her to do this; but it is doubtful whether the crew will not refuse to navigate the ship any further, as was the case with 1 0 the crews of the Avon and Maurine. It would appear to be at, a much more simple plan to land the wounded S here and forward them on by rail to Chatham , ra ther than ti subject them to the implements'ss of a voyage round the et. Foreland, which even the sailors of these merchant ships et. have a great abhorrence to, and even a dread of. There 12 min also he no saving is this plan, for the distance by rail is le aaly about 120 miles, the charge for which would in second r i. Glass carriages be only Id. per mile, according to the act of St. parliament in reference to the conveyance of troops. We 10 are glad to say that there are not any cases of a very din- lo prow character among the men. They all appear very ril glad at getting home again, but speak in the most heartfelt 12 terms of gratitude of the kindness they received at the hands 00 15 of Mies Nightingale and her band of nurses at Scutari. et. A large quantity of baggage has been brought home by St. the Harbinger ; some of it has never been opened, the officers T o t ' and men to whom it was sent having been killed, or died t• before it got out. Amongst it are several bone and Monti to the late Msjor•General Cathcart. The steam-ship Crests has come into harbour this after noon to embark reinforcements, numbering 1,000 officers and men of various regiments, for the Crimea. Deft= Am taday. TM DAILY NNWSI LONDON MORNING Palk lobo /1. lata:=4 husk obasoloot teas commies and ddlloold al OSUMI modlsloo of lb asire—ia the fir. lb km mew sod in the mid -Os odd osemsoil thi• city, ram sitiatra seiMe—ale mot iIi M m aOONIX‘PONDENTS AT 11“ SWAT 01 WAR. FORFJON NE% oi !MMI anima. As ezelortvety roily report ll ot etti lA it b a the lo i n then bow to it tw 01. Ty Demised Mall. sad (I eeshelee driTIM ONLY DAILY MOM MOWN. with hot er. IT 11.1 DIDI ALL OTTIONIVI ADIVEIMIENZW/L It io OW Wombed, wed drat maw We mais Om slaty rue taw mg et iss doslishoorrioa .ad . this pew We otallotoso7 exiVliefelielesehieeell ler Wait a ohatedar ood petition not Udder b To to adood:=4Bo4daboilsr woo as he the dreloot or it ima% pbohoomot. Loam MIL Aloft bo adedsosed ~eloil the pops lvy main pod is•weird pet"fterMater opollotba. tsetse the mom et am spots bap to dog* it, od Mai we quarter. paid b dorm by Woddllso coke. so 100 soo Book bows 50 in* Wain IS all els 4 bob TeatietilareeDaz eleta rat I= l . 11 T I Pis all Pei ell SOS all Waterbed add all Waterbed Mid all We= Leedom -- le Want Caravan. .. W.ltaddLos.hCrestalP.j To 4 ll s 41 23 I Se of Lanka— Eog n eox..Bc Aust.Chaft. Loo.alart.Bank of Ana., Ditto few — Woke sad County Woks Joint Stook Lawton astd Waatraiaster Nat. Prov. of Natglawd Do. New National of Ireland Now Booth Web Oritat. Bank Cot pat 'don Provincial of Ireland 3 _ 20e3 1 Pp Ili 4 LOWER HOUSE. The Lower Hones assembled is the Jerusalem Chamber. The Very Rev. the Dean of Ely acted as proloostor. Amenpt the leading members of Convocation were, the Dena of et. Paul's, Demo of Worcester (Dr. Peel), De an of Warwick ; the Archdeacons of Tannings, Worcester St. Alban's, Salop Maidstone ; Canons Villiers, Bussed, Dr. Thorp, Dr. IL:Caul, Rev. J. A. Cos, &a., the. The PRoLoCOToii said the first business of the Convoca tion would be to remits petitions from any members who had them to present. The Hoe. and Rev. Canon VlLLlllll—Before proceed ing to any buskins, he would beg to make • suggestion to the amembly. There would be but little dcubt,even in the minds a those who differed with him, that Convocation bad taken a much greater step than had been anticipated ; awl be (Mr. Villiers) was glad to en that it bad been done in so quiet a manner. They had obtained permission to sit for the despatch of business, but the circumstances under which that permission had been obtained had been changed, and he would therefore suggest that it would be better for them, seeing the position in which the country was placed at no present moment, to show their respect to the civil power by at once adjourning until her Majesty's govern ment was formed. It would only show that the clergy re spected the civil power. ThiiPnoLoccroz said they must proceed to business. 40 z all - SI 33 Sd 37 19 raeoo Ds. Nix 2. 7 par Ct. 100 llisinim. Lis ... ...... 11 Cleglar aul 110121tead all Mimi Swim ll Deslifirdha Aberioft , 2 ItioMalies Om • Elh 1 2 D1L D:...,..." . "- -°-. c o ..ri s :',7Pir pro c 4.* :, 1 10 Da Om 4 par Oat. Soak 20 Rot= P.Ct• 100 East all 200 laWsatTalti7n:Bllla: mAlra. 99 191 90 99 96 97 an Do. Mow Royal Australian Bank ing and Gold Imp. Co South Australia Union of Australia Do. 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Y. sumacs. ommilrnic.. yak toe% asirsogent. 19 ill 94 9 14 14 I die IS4 115 6 61 i II i 1 Loh se ps Loh- 110,1151 15 00(11 FadZalar br.o7ll;tsln; Portland Ir^n Ccarpony Rolla mai aura doottish Aostr.lnvoint Do. New South Australian Lod Sobearins Meg. Berks I Do._ Do. Registered II 4-1 60 - _6 ii 12i I I MK a isi 1 zd .4. If I Ms ist 4 44 Ili 5 1154 s - 1 15 all all 5 3. 1 17 11 SNOW IN VIE fintffirrS.—The ill effects of the Wiling of the street cleansing contracts in the City have bees spin seen in the late scow storms. The contract.» 411 set 'consider snow as street dirt they are bound to re we, and the footpaths they have nothiag to do with. It b quite absurd to rely upon the antiquated regulation of housekeepers sweeping the footpaths around their homes. the Mansion-house had only one footpath swept, and the Bank of Ragland hone. Indeed, before now, the Lord Mayor has been fined for not having his footpaths swept. land's Maude*/ News. Firro's SHIELD.—Mr. Peto, it offered his services to the late government — sob never thought of demanding them. The lfferald's Mae should give him a new coat of arms, in *Melt asivtse might be quartered with spades, both proper, in the normal way. As the aid of Mr. Petri was ussought, his motto might be " Pato non petitas."—PeascA. EMBEZZLEMENT BY • LIYEREOOL COMMISSION Aoinr.—At the Liverpool Pollee Court, yesterday, before Mr. J. 8. Mansfield, Robert Monis, commies'= spat, was brought up upon • remand, to hear farther evidence in reference to some moneys alleged to have been entbmiled by bins, the property of Messrs Potts, vinegar merchants, Southwark, London—but, no rms . = to press the charge against him, he was stems THE LONDON MISSIONARI Socurr.—Liezu— THI Rev. EBIX2III DLVIES P&As - r, TEE PViLialtall or "Tzs Isaac Dosesaa."—Yesterday was appointed by the howl sibataixt to this case for Mr. Balleuitius to reply es the whole mee ea behalf of the plaintiff, but the perege~were silissoist until Thurs day neat. The aired le Wiwi lerwoui se with thersatset anxiety by the dimatiog seessepitem thembeat the mutiny, hat es the stems* is Meet iambus SIM time must semeteeliff skein Wine It EON le Om LIVERPOOL MAIMS C COMORO& —At the ettioureei =oft of the members of the Ltes chow ha of Cemosellee, bele yesterley, in the 011es.idisage• build's., Masers. Teams Beacts. lola INser, Rothbeeme, Juts. and Mr. Z. W. Kelley, ware eleMet2 realms et the chamber he the seat yeas, is the seen of those she retired by reteure. eras or BATUMI BANES AND FRIENDLY ilemense.—Prees peollsessoisey pew lately homed it is Mews that, on the 20 lb November lest. the feedlot stock of simian banks in the Ifeited Hiagiere emeennited to 31,086,8681. 14s. 9d. ;send of friendly sidles 1e1.101,13601 Besides, the helium anismeted hi the Ossemisisesse of &vier Banks and Prime, fleeistles INS 1711,111 ML MAW. WOLVES IN CILOATIA..—We soda la se Aims Ca we proclamation by the satbettA miha semasizt z i t perms@ to a gametal wolf-hunt. The the statement that the die Wist MAgemn lemma Wimps of wolves, which not rear osihosysr the Mph met% hat thrums the human populates alto M os Carrret. Petacs.--liders el kr iht days ending Feb. 31-11estat slatted (bealks epees tient holders), UM; simest real hr eiminimes 1381. Ss. CRYSTAL PALLCZ, FEL fir BEILLISO DAToo Admiseies at the deer., MR I odaheiss by memo ties kete.llo-440. Dr. M'Cxxx—l rise to age that, titieirennn stases., it is inexpedient ha this house to p to besi eges. The raoLocuroit—l have Riven my declaims, and there fore I swept allow you to mike that motion. This Viewable the Archdeacon of SALoP (Allen) then premed a askedule, containing compl s ainta about the de mewl mode In a fee by some bishop' secretaries for the MONO esuntenignature to kitten, the swine's attending the snosseration of shurebse and grave-yards, and colmn lig Owen Anne's Bounty. The venerable aTchdeecon then pireseedied to say, that at first the matters which lie had .mss seed did not appear to be of mach importance, but he wee certain that if rev. gentlemen would look fully into the different subjects, they would support him in bringing the matter before the Upper House. After considerable discussion the schedule was received. Some matters of minor importance having been trans acted, The Venerable Archdeacen Dmetsow rose and proceeded to complain of his personal position and that of the clergy at large. The Rev. H. Vixens'r row to order. The Rev. Chancellor Meerut—if the how* wished to subdue the prejudice which wowed against them, they cer tainly would not entertain matters which were now before a wart of law. The PitotoCtrvoit said he bad come tt the same condo sloe. Nothing coald be more injudicious than to go into seek Mews. Asshiswsea Distisott—lf he were to undentasd that the sechal senvesatien was to Is bouebt at that price be inst filassrig seem* dud It was so. He was not going to be aim NM MS mkt he thosibt was his position. Who a men heed himself in a position that be did not knew whether be eight to appear before convocation or not, he theught ft wee hardly fair that they refused to beer bias. The beta whisk be had niectissed were before the public, sad as M bad net made any etwirassit upon them further e that be seesaw* le ParimecoseS—l call apes the hones to support me. I will net allow — Anathema Dixisox—lf I am forced in this w ay, I shell he ablird to bring a charge of heresy against this Man. kftseamee remarks from Archdeacon THON2 and Dr. M'CAns, Dr. Weinewoms said he wished the matter to be put M enesillbadlag grenade. It would not be fair for them to se bee the ustSer whisk might eventually some before thesarshar.m a ss thas sie thst s uc h re a that ground he would to acourse would only inert bils own awes. Asehiseess DiSpeott—l did not colas hers der the hoses fie, si r smosentablisis before the beam the facts whisk tee le lay He thought it sight Me say thee Its &NU morn b eight on some Mere eseedes m the but. Imo whets paides. TM rev. gentians this beelei a 4 = 6.l 22•llsu llisil t . beed whacks: the hems meld eeedoe piper. Aidelsmill Deimos 'kW it to be allowed to pea ile Aka diermisa es the .abject, the beam /Med. aim eke amass, were— for receiving the deem mate peens tartan 2, total 33; sgekest it, present Mgr . ke g meets erne dem beefed terweel. Oleo Wariprossi meet be esibeeSee tire On mob INN tbe Nat eis ieseesisa el be* ii blibege eel Abe neslisee el the Lower House. The Arisiemiss et Wonczetis would es same heisis session sesfee that the hoses es at prows esseilietei bei I net the eselliime Glebe *web, wad nerd tbs esavesalies We believe that six troops of the Household Bri et ee - gade of Cavalry (about 350 men) will leave for the East is the spring, with the additional coat/agent of cavalry. The t y present mounted men of the Household Cavalry number le about 750. 121 The recruiting for the Cavalry in general is going Steward most actively, and w i tuth next it is expected that upwards of 1,300 rata be added to the Cavalry fierce of the service. It is stated these new Cavalry regi meats will be added to the lAcht Division, to be denomi meted the 18th and 19th Light Dragoons. The 10th Husears,now en rouge from India to the Crimes, will be reinforced by recruits from England. Dunne, Fn. 6.—The veteran Sir Edward Blake ney is about to retire from the command of the forces in Ireland, a pest which he bee long and worthily filled, and in which he has won the respect and ratans of all classes and parties. He will be succeeded by Lord limou. The raising and organisation of the new corps of drivers for melee in the Zia is to be confided to officers of cavalry, a major of which aria of the service will command in chief. The corps will be divided into twelve troops of 100 now commissioned officers and drivers, each officered by a captain, two lieutenants, and one rub lieutenant, who will be taken as far as practicable from angry regiments. It Is understood that each troop will have a commissioned quar termaster and inspector. The dress et the waggoners will be a plain tunic, or frothcoat, *mein bees, and a shake. Each man will he armed with a pair et lerrieVa-pietols and a sabre ; bat when on service the waggon will always be aceompanied by an escort. A portion el Ilbe imps is to be placed under the orders et the QuartseseesisnO•sersi, and the remainder ender thus asr onnimagy-Genonl ,for the mammies of providers. RAILWAY ExPLoimaxT.—Yesterdsy, the =nal retina to pa:lunette of pined' outplayed on the railways of the United Biendom wee printed. The number now amounts to neatly 138,000 penes'. BANK OF Viattrte..—The belanoonheet of the Baok of Vienna for the month of January i. somewhat more favourable than it was fa the preeedion month. The stock of swede was 46,833,482 A. ; the bank notes in circulation, 382.868,68136. The monist of spade was therefore 4253,3809. more in January than in February, sad the paper circulation 831,4149. lees. LONDON AND BLACKWALL RAILWAY DIrDIND. —The dividend about to be declared by _ the Loaded end Blackwell Railway pc ko the hel-year.endleg the 3154 December lest, fa Ir. ed. pc sham. all 1ianJi4114.14:14.141 11 41 Do. SI —......—... all ItarypJ3 Oadble,4l pl 100 libelaid Cosollr.OLlF 111 DIM Pedeares 41 all DIMAS ltd. 4on or all Norfolk DatastoreL. 100 Do. Pref.4 larat r 100ee Do. Korth Odd& 3 pet-Kam/ l 100 01.11m4-110ro.4 . p.d..Prid Do. do. 4a. 13 Do. lodge p. No.l 9 Do. Do. gm. lad 10 Do. Wail a s runa ail Nadi itakoddelr• 6 100 OrlWoro.W.ool.l3l.6pAt 1 all asordiCaotral Maw ltd. 3 all loodi Orme 0 11 DM Mai% Ont. 0.41 all 9.11101(1401.411doSIA 4 1 Bt. 100 DIM 41per d.— --- Se all 9oodidesa isa.4l4p. , 90 all dth.Torkaldroio .- 13 11 etoolr wras LIAM AT all INAlnst mad Owed to Las. II N.W. 100 Dulambwiddie IslAelsolliN.WeeNws) a =r ioo Owed to Otaissaises) 26 Clisstaster Ss Due raw Dersi to Ot. Wears) HUIDSOyfLYork&IMI Do. r a L isik 124 Ds. dons dleo) in tasks sal DLanilsissalluises) Pubms tb lawallsalkw.llb lool . Omni Is a .00a) 100 abb alb crO"Z 10 Us. Mb% a WAIIL) ID Mlisf soil loam USWIDISDurt.) ell UWDselia . _ Nal — s — hissigess ol . Owed solissamdss) an DI to I 'sr Ca . t (64- Ss holm WE (hasga.; ... 10 . 0 1 11011 i gr i• . 2 air l r 100 Wh elk o ne w . to .. ogiailligillifNaa." =II. I Vaiiii rtige — sj o r vsemsver N 9_416. (I•mals.ol2-avelL) 6 Bo 104 100 101 e 10th M 0$ $ Si 1 i glo 17i 115 14 ild"W *I 91) i . Our Li 111 ISM i dis IPa grit. 14 I all• H N w Na 183 Isl 1 - 116 IST 12 II ni ssi m Ili 1 Si 31 IT 1111 1111 184 K 2 ri ■ ..... si 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE LANE.—THIS DAY. The receipts of all descriptions of grata have been small this week. The little business transacted in wheat this owning was at prices about equal to those of Monday last. Barley sold slowly at former prices. Oats were saleable on quite as good terms as before. Beans and peu underwent no change. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM FEB. f. TO PER. 1. ate. Us lisla. Ileotab. Irish. 'Mlle. teleat 2.10 I i 2110 Bsrley • Oats TO ISO Molt, 540 OM Atoka slml —L MINCING.LANE.—THIS DAY. Stroaa.—The public sales of Porto Rioo and Ilavannah went off well, at full prices. The large sale of 23,000 begs Penang was withdrawn, at prices above the market value. Refined without alteration. Consz.—There has not been a public sale to-day, but the article has a firm appearance. Tia.—The trade continue to buy steadily what their wants require, and prices are steady, but speculators are not in the market. Cu:rms.-100 bags Zanzibar sold at 6}d. to bid. per lb.; Gurozz.—Cochin sold from 345. to Ilbs. Coolll3lllll.L.—Tbis article sold at fully previous rates. 13ALTPRTEL—The low prices have tempted speculators, and a few parcels sold. Corrorr.—We are still without sales to report. Ron continues dull of sale. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The tallow market is quiet, with little disposition to buy either on the spot or for forward delivery. Petersburg April, is 66 .9d 631. 6d. ; Feb. to Mardi, Hs.; March and 66e. 9d. ; April and May, 575. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARRET.—THU 3 DAY. lissers. Pattenden and Smith report :demand, Goa thanes steady at late prices for all good her. COAL MARKET.—THD3 DAY. Wills Bad Bradylre Anton, 26i. ed.-4 fresh ships it nukst. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market is better to-day.. Prices have recovered 1 per cent. Consols have ranged be tween 911 and 91:, and are now quoted 911 toy for money and the Bth inst., and 91: to by for March. The Three per Cents Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 911; New Three per Cents., at 91; to 921; Bank Stock, at 2121 to 213; India Stock, at 223 to 224; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 991 to i; and Exchequer Bills, at 6s. to 9s. prem. Foreign stocks remain inactive, but steady in price. Turkish is a shade better, at 76 to 1; Mexican is quoted 21 to i; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 18 ; and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents have been dealt is at 621; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs. at 93y; Spanish Pensive Bonds at 4; and Granada Deferred at 61. -*- TUESDAY EVENING. The British mining stock market remains very quiet. We hear of inquiries for shares in South Wheal Frances, Wheal Trelawney, Wheal Mary Ann, Rosewarne, and ()rambler and St. Aubyn. Amongst the sales reported are: Wheal Buller, 650 to 560; South Wheal Basset, 570 toe 5 .0 ; South Wheal Frances, 320 to 330 ; Rosewarne, 90 to 100 Wheal Trefusis, sk, 6 ; Sortridge Consols, 23 to 3} ; Nanteos and Penrhiw, 13. Business in the gold mining shares M almost to tally suspended. Santiago shares were rather flatter. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoni. The gold mining shares remain dull. Agna Fria shares are quoted 3-16 to 3-16 die.; Nouveau Monde, to 3-16 per share ; Colonial Gold, 3to per share; and Great Nugget Vein, #to dis. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted to 321 div.; Peel River, 23 to 2d; North British Australasian, dia. to par.; and Scottish Australian Investment, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. The shares of the Australian Mining Company have been dealt in at 1 (61. paid), and English and Australian Copper Smelting at