The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-26 00:00:00

/4 t prtsl% 4 [THREEPENCE. •;:r ...- ...- ........ L.,....... " 4./ C.......," d • '- 7 - ' sl• -Je l- 74••••••••• •4..... e. a.- •••• do' .. '' t::. " :7 lP ......... „."... ...1 ./ .. ,. ,A.. „.....• /.;‘ ......". r./,/ d! f„.. MOM.lo..cp / ill lb it , No. 2,658.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, 1856. InMeli OF DIVIDEND. SHOCKING DEATH OF AN OFFICER FROM PORZION RAILWAYS. N 1 A271 dDEPOSIT, NATIONAL ASSURANCE SHARE LISTS. ead INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION, No. 1, 1:11441 heat, THE CRIMEA. to 1.0 onli Rotterdem Se -•-- •si Jalittala 1 1 ---4.-- If IS I. The WADJANTS sr the H tLP-YEALLT MITRIUDIT, at lbe rate PORTSMOUTH, Pan. 24. SATURDAY BTIII7IIO. to b. II Graimme 4 dio et 3 per net re lowww2 60 1 6 1 / 6 1% .11.. A 01116 •Ilk 66 Slit D 6066166 6. A airemenstanos of a most lamentable and shockin Paz Pm g ;___., Ths railway share market to-day, though vso7 20 it M ll 4 llallllll3a4.s4 lllemnpan - - pia TI are reedy lor mem gee IPAYarsa.aso to Illemall_ ..... PM* 110M1111011. Mester. shateeter occurred at Portsmouth this morales la the '''''''"' ss ' was fi r me r . Pri c e . 69 " in man y "lea a 93 69 77 . 1 . 111 . 717 "" '' 66 1 MO the 1 . 7•Mies &oboes of 1191 1 11116 1 MeV me le 61 NOIne the death M Major Charles Colville Yoasg , of the ft el eg trifle higher than yesterday. SO 10 Ori, mur eise of the Baal ol Dem& Peamignme ad Fans he Opelag meg, Ueamts sent tree on opplim*in Artillery. It haa caused a deep sensation in the borough, 70 10 On Inlanglea . - 1 Pe and wee at list supposed to have resulted from suicide. Th e 100 611 fdne/111..p4/ lumen -5 - tale 100 ell 10. an 5111 rusts. - - PATENT Provisional Protection,B guineas. Patent unfortunate gentleman bad arrived at the Fountain Hotel, THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. SO 10 Ileendlesagn elllnme - - I P complete, th.-Mr. CLARK, Patent Agent, 33, Chantry-laan High-street, the previous evenisig,•• his way to the lelie of The railway share market fa extremely quiet to. 23 13 offhankAleene - - Wight, to join his wife and family, on his return from thel3 all Law.RAIL nese - - 154 mail [THE BEARD, WHISK/3EB,4nd MUSTACHIOS.day, and prices are generally stationary. London and IN se petit Dies. - - sive Crimea. He was a ea.-kakis man ; he was a ne p hew by , NM all Orespy.'s 'p.n. do. - North-Western stock is quoted 100 to I i Great , le m arse oesteg es new_ 1i 1 sa 11i 1 .... US WIMMIMOM mem of ROWLANDS' hscsages Cm hilmastote 0 ..... mima of mo m s . r e op i eses o, loom , e 9 dogs of Captain O. A. Eflo g tt, of her Majesty'sstiip St. Rum Western, 63 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 741 to i ; I " 91tnt Indle s 9 enteede..• p° 6 N 6 70 111 appeenated, and is pasedsd by ammegensaestinandale. eid MO& Vinseat, at this port. The cause of his amain lose was • 1 Do. New 11 per sent- oar pa ***MOM aulamilke. 11115 0111ndessomollabolemienennim g o tit h e t h„,,,,,,a o f a ' ,mop o f t h e B oy d R om Anal Midland, Sin to 091; Great Northern', 22} to fiN 12 Censtai: 4 s A We*, pees of the heal. neenkhes the lleAr les In =nem hen 117 7. 4 an Do. do. fs anahlam IN nowtkekaiwas khans ONO ma Dmildlt Mirka k to which he had been appointed. Caledonians, 301 to 311; and Sonth-Eastenes, 171 to i. 1.4 e a fret m s g. o wed , 1 1 74 171 1 11Ell a liesftrd___ owol______ llo 1 00111 • 0101 _ ,__ o2 bwaff 4 7___Amwev_____ oll 4 ool2 •.„, The circumstances of his melancholy death are stated in French shares are in Mae eases a shade flatter. 1 4: 1 1 31 11. 6 0 . 1h11 "0 0 . 1199 6 37 2 : 991 0 0 . 1111 5 1 : W es the •22 °. °w° ° 6 "w w w www°, . 2° be Wt " flan aa USI '''. the following evidence taken before the borough coroner , at 'mit Pries es. U. le., away Menlo ft= Is MaraMIDON. Z UM ail Ds. de. 74, do. 10 99 101 sell isabletheleng. Slant begth. bp A. the inqatit bold this among, and which did not terminate ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 1411 all Do. do. 711,withoatop. 91 55 Em SONS. SO, Ilsens-pedes. Lonna, end by sit Cbendeb ma Pew till halt- pect 11 o'clock . of s Swann Captain Savage (of the Royal Marine Artillery) ideeti. so. N. Itarmens. ° ann . 9 / 1 66 1 9 96 1 16467 10 1 : 4 s ar..r,.rar-... :7411.."2 fled the body of damaged, mad deposed that he was • captain - - ----• ----• "so ideas Ind Gomm l4 2pm full T R. DE JONGIPII LIGHT BROWN COD in the Royal HOKIN Artillery_ and major in the army He Pt. too Almenea ...-............• 194 334 is 4 as s e and Mnliternineas 7 - dia the LITER OIL-This page. undalsmesol. adqu liflo Mina. was Moat 38 morsel ago. He had been employed in motive 12 4 0 4 31 Wlirile=nestn. . IS De. New lt pm 101 egad remedy,t _.. tree fres* r O l4 OlOllO lOW , 70 61610111166 . my =SW emit. fa the Crimes. He was wound in the trenches tat an seism . wen ames ,, ater eh :11 11 mar a Llsgr a. ritli int) chr Myth Preovenee 6 7 Um MadMa_2 l . 6oloo 4 Ida •wwwffs o .l 6166 •._ before Sebastopol. It was a Slab wooed in the leg. Was is' 294 so r g oa o aa 4acs eas j oa ti Ig4 die. m et 01 1 1 _ _.....,_,,,a00 4 . and W mow 96116 ',...... 11 * 1 666 66 1 Ine s =4 /69 4 1 0 ,.. 961 r 7. sot aware that he had suffered from fever . Ho teterned 874 all D o .Goaaassidosegisc: Ig 17 1 .... SI DIM SOL glares One pp a ..-=tairgrAim„„„ 41 4....,,,0 0 ,,,, m . o . an Tosaday Vim the Cs( .. . Witmer lead a letter mlO Do. do. de SOL 74 , Cherlsrol =ulna) 11 1H to 16. a. ; Mars (*gni, 4a. In.l marls( eel 11. hem Unloose UMI 9110elmM , brought to o kormor all 1 0 5 , Pada. 51.3 Dank. It was as follows; -ni , aed Lyons -. sti sil . 50 all Clear nad Belynind .. 12 13 * St Ink eed Deems ... 11118EmAR. - p roteste d 1... si a „ re d / Atm , "My dear Savage-I arrived fa Portsmouth too late topt l e e a e a t sa g g oa g oo _. ... _ _ 11:1 * Palmed Itoasn_--,- - 19 41 ad the Tir s isTareT;b, Earle 6 over to Ryde, and have brou/ht up here for the sight. De- so 43 Dunk sad Bethel ions 3 2 Ms. 42 10 10 Pane. Cies , k Mermen -•- Paten 0 England, and ssemala s. to de Paris, ated the dimly. % Th o m fere 1 eras in the noising 1 hope to see you ; but do nos 13 all Duni,Peth,andaberdJ. 8 7 W all Semi mid Havre Trireemee. Se. 1, lea kr silsaaliw • upsemenserbme. md men till I send word-rather let me tin d you out-for I 81. 100 4 at Anellau taballitlea Kea ilpseiwa. . Se. l e eleduelly, Ude shift want to see the dentist somewhere in this street. I have „ 16 51 , 1 .....„__Ditm =Lama 11 4.• - - A 8 Royal Swedish II II as 91 a deo igei s~gmsdtassaem _esmedeide end WWII: asadlness sli 111501_.,.. 7 Nee travelling almost incessantly since I left the trenches to ''' o , lap."' = lll 114 10 all maim and Memo re a to all De q per Cent. Prefer - Ti IMMltalledss_„ lllll6 so 7 m2 lon Ibmr_. 7 .._,....,,•"'•••• ossamand • trtop of Horse Artillery, and am in regular ha- is - -- 64 - D a o r g a Via Ns, (l am ,r r o s t::* 29 in 29 le la. Sends 11 Pm 11=ewleeflho be:lar °ea u = leo ehee e e", - ees es ' milieu gear. I went to Selby's, thinking he might get me ilt. 100 Des 11. - - SO4 SO 51 ell wow Winders 4it Ns. Lls the me TI Mogan glib. mitersafoldas tiga llfb saw whit home i but I must give it up. I hope you are well.-Yours, Bt. 1K Battlimakke - sus nabs Methabla le= emallialltm. ever vineertly, (signed) C. COLVO.Ln YOUNG." St I* Unkewsis sndolngew 53 57 SO 18 NOOK of France _ eg y sea pi =1„,,a,,,,.,,,,,..,, in gas meal mmanganions *dem " Send me a lino by bearer to let me know my chance of 10 all filabarsh aid Maim ' 2 dis rot OS is Washes af Own ramo„. - - met a Iles. SAWS, um albsdsond et tale er wadi. aml st all sado, you before own. . gi 100 Penklnadee 191 104 20 NI 39 Reallied .............. ........ 174 154 et 100 =sun W 70 11 awessatho onsiNas *me simi d ismiss 7 ° 717419 771 r 1 Ilak Captain flame resumed- Reseed was married and bad gi. los Oren Nertimen mu Idi aum saft=i g Oa meta.E two children. Mn Young resided at Ryde. His stature et. Ito De. A• $ led 7O 12 71 MINES. r 6 / 1 4 .179 = 116.119‘ 2•62. 00 ,_" 9999819 1 0 . 411181 ,6 0 0. 0 6 0 99 m g 04 4 0 1 Z l i s ta =ak 4 was about 5 feet 9 inches. Mrs. Young received a letter 1r : 00 Det. IONA 01, Corakilll sal 09.• IS, 011116 1 14Mseh firma deceased this morning. It. 100 Gt. nema.erf Wen. (Ine ) N itS 1 No. itbart, ‘ 31zwes. Closing Sesame le Paid Primo does Ilimpr, len Ousrostrest; re. &Make% Ihdawallints_ By the anry-I have known demised eighteen years moot st le° °mil Wei " 66 994 93 6 4 i al Saturday. May. Menehastar; Prisellay, &mkt. lannigniA, 1 wnmelt. intimately . 4 knew of an instep*, of somnambulism so a il umaabor sad c or m" . - - ta Mabseller alaB• 0600 . Intonolamet " 1 .. 714 Se ' on his part. Deceased bad served in Spain, India. and • - - 10 0 . 000 t sem Psis all i i 4 mematmlmadayet. Dam.. 161 141 De. Thirds China. Never heard of his suffering from organic affection 161 1 De. Dew Thirds - -pm 3 0 .0 0 r 1 Magas AtlODollaa Gold all - - 19146r4 1 01 . Mean Californian or that his mind was in the slighest affected. Deceased at tin i taleandre and Tockshlre 74 1 , a 744 1 10 AV 10 steseralaelan - _ T its DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING went to the Crimea in July ; I saw him just before he went 12 4 19 6661 ' 1666 p ?AM, prise SL S De. Wen Ewing Unice - -7400 e 10 +Saghalien In liberal Sumal. the aismate of free ommegoe sad out, and have had many letters from him. aalsme Andrew Windsor, waited at the Fountain Hotel, deposed 114 11 Gahm sad Illockwall_ - 71 se 00,010 1 Sanallan Cordillera all - - et. 100 len. Ileighton, AUL Close 98 1111 971 62 7 100,000 1 Australin Feeshold - - 4 el ail NOM Is **Wen gmlvelas of Ng gensninson-ha he away of he -Dreamed Sa ne to this home lest night at 20 minutes past M. 100 toad. and North Wee= 991 1001 1004 99; 50.000 1 Avenida all - - t kw nem% rail be the wild Immolle 0 . 11 llMMll irtisi Zit 611 . 6 • nine is a railway cab ; a South-Western train was due about Do. fre Man 2 o t ot t - 31? Avenida hOW i t 4 11 ll t t wos wingdasdh the eity, Mimi, Ins monatney Poem that time. He had a portmanteau, tin case, writing case, 10 16 D 0.1111115 . and • small parcel. He wee shown into the coffee-room, le 54 Deilash.,lLawilt. (C )• i dui 50,00 20 Men* Iron 11.5 4 4 Ira= COURESPONDZSTB AT FUR SEAT OF WAR. 124 24 De.lloloooe 1 0 dis 10,0% 35 11Intaimp.iles.st51.pm. 154 1/ 11 6, 10 DaOsenesedCoe all 1 11 11$ 10111101 NS% SIS RELIAISLU AND IMPARTIAL and then wont to 1101 his bedroom. Showed him law one, at. 100 Loehr a lloath Westarn 134 Ida 006 As uelashely early report of shipping in the Indian Sus lamp when he asked to see one with a fireplace in, but after so 424 Da, ti• Obi le It by every Overload Mutant li contains seeing it he preferred the first. There is • shelf near the 40 34 Do. SO 74 at a 210,000 1 Carnets Cm* 1 THE ONLY DAILY MINING REPORT, window two feet four inches is height from the floor. At ten 23 100a11 Immeettg, kloolehthen - - 80,000 1 +Cla.ConallinCo.,Jus lil As with list of prices. o'clock I saw him again in his bedroom, when to gave me 11. www"'."""“ kusasama- I L 13412 006 40 Ooll to zZa d 100,000 5 I I I IT EICLUDES ALL OMMISIVE ADVIIRTISIMINTI. 16 all De. 4 Miami, Ne. 1 It imams, e54 . 44 , e0t. midweek remise s , eee „ d m dm particular instructions to take a note to Captain Savage be. At. too ims e d *l 69 Ml 9 -• l6 17 19 „ mom mi ,T e f t kiie - o i olmal s oa o r b ma bees r i g gongenney tween eight and nine o'clock this morning . He also di- ga . No D e , is en , sad owe, ... 41 43 3 - iii,ooo Si. proper Moms of Reg. all 45 50 and out/ lanewaties. siremeat ese Imo • ifiesassm mil peaks set meted me to call him st seven this morning, and that I was go all NM O. Weet. are.) - - a.OOO SS tha. Phi 14 thes all t die I ons I 70,000 5 slag.SiA • • all II 11 Werth to m. to take a tub of warm water, and • jag of warm water as SS 224 Dthe Ihdf One& - - To be ordered Man beelosda or amens an kOw libel= ;ar at well. I left bias, his last directions being for me to be very 10, all 7 emeette ma Ded l • 6ll ___•• - - 13,000 2 +Pasuna 100,004. 1 Gnat Nugget Whiles. au 1 1 1 the mores, tb„ lllo meem•e l les t • se 4444etemes s -i - sobi limal ai ll t pip, W mot ., punctual is o b eying his orders. He . said he was a traveller si Newman lbwm won par iin ...1.1•16,1 alll,tensed 00 . 6.6upd , 99m , a u . ao 06 9.66 1a .gmbig 6,, from Turkey, and had not reached his destination yet ; and 1: 4 21i led il e die 19,0130 10 Kisearal so s Newry and Isabbilles - 11 lemon 1 Clued Deny of Wee all 1 1 pmt of aner mine may le snooty no rtes. 66. pit gosnar. pad that he was going to the Isle of Wight. He appeared excite- go as si ew nmemaestmemsee. - - 11,000 4 Greet Aegean all - - fa Memo by Paihellne seder, able is his manner, being sharp spokes. There appeared et. toe Norfolk - - - no particular moms fort is; h be did not seem under the 16 15 Da New - - 10,000 1 +Lames all 7 II ALLY NEWS YORWARDEDtotheCOUNTRY influence of wine. 0 by EVINING POST. at IM.lld. per r ili = l. le advisee. p RN MADDOX.IO, Upper Albany.n., a rou sed with him. At . a l ci d u i u d ie n r o to k t e h o rse w th this at h in e ors ha i d ag a l pia , : as ol M. 100 North British t 6 16 North De, No. I nd by the ringing of the bell, and on going down le. 6 as Do, 1A 3o 34 son. eta counties union 13 if as is so i to 1 6 1 1 25 10,000 6 Ladtaelan 10301 S 1 sllariquits 60,010 1 New Grenada : 111 I 1 00,090 1 4N.Linares Min.lha.C3. all - - • and Pews Moat. Spector Dalai told me • gentleman was on the pavement ; It 2 $ Do. B Ovannslond. 6 7 200,003 I !Roma' Maude was the body of the deceased. He was brought Into the St. 100 N. Emare-Bansk 73 74 71 4 10,040 10 Pootgibead .due Lied all 1,1 94 DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, area 8 am. house. He was quite umeneeloue-sot speaking a word. 93 20 Ds. 111906606 _ - 6 el 100,006 II Port Phillip paa.. at Is. par week; 'applied la town er ev,..x.. d t.,:. - por 6.1, or Si. W. par quarter; by Mr. W 44 AIMIIB, News Menu 15„ Templootreet. anutnhare. .at H his h WILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Landon, ° at 13e. per cparter.-13ENT by MORNING 11,5=1 .s ti a lt i. : - .NINCI DOOR. W. per qr.-31. ADAMS . 9. Wentmbsers, News Agon. i i e a no AYSWATER.-DAILY NEWS LENT TO w them is H e . d d • 7 r ~ t d on 17 u vies e ere .1,3 READ; and supplied to the sountry &swab* pat, at lt. Id. 40444 ag . or g r ar r,.paid is Memo. W. SUSHI , aews.aput. THE WEATHER. o *t t the n h squat fwvo r i ts ter me I n l he tene t,. , and an um L em ', door go though ad undressed; ~ tbe his lls. Star B 0 is bed Mb tee emus, Whoa g to bed. it I should boa I suraing as loft coat, wining T ha wasas hig rot open, the r was bent found in th h candle. Th I did not see that e candlestick, is morning h as it would t deceased had v • re as the a t The n heard . mai win though b . . • ire was When I foundneckerchief,and r last night he was and neckerchief bei 'a a bell in the room, IS 40 At. - so 1 11 Do. 0.10.3. ram au Do. Laois Li I North De. York g 10 174 Nan Menordealle. 110 all Nadi Innern l2 II II 31 60 52 a Kt 31 par ale of some war tapers 01° . al i li ti l. 7 . al=a1:1: water . h 4 4 1: 4 t 41.4 14 i i it. When the be ne d -low in deceased', bed- 10 141 thoughhos he had r..lighted et. 10 . go. The bed had been need. St- 1191 .....s., Valsa---• 4 i 47 .watch. Police Constable Softly deposed-I was on duty in High- 6 , 0 60 street. A few minutes past two this morning 1 was passing go is mak ToppLeadeseDun - on the opposite side of this street, and heard lose one say, 15 Ml nednee ead Menages . U 40 "Who's that ?" I answered, " Police." I looked up at Is 9 Ted WM 8 74 filloom ... - - 10,00 1 (hurts Rook all - . 7. 111,000 SO Miltymeey Iron 15,000 IS tDo. New 7,0% so dative de Cuba..„ lll $4 1 1 4 $0,006 ore,ooo 1 Sou 10 !In t in. 74 10.161 6tla 4 . 2,1 70,000 1 Wal k 000 I West No. lift. 1 Aos t Croft tw Water M . mari edeen. - poss.. 9 Transferable . a - a 7 i i all bY shisstod deed. JOINT STOCK BANTA SARI& a t 1 w r at N 59 Closing Pd. Prises Siam use hoe - Saturday. tcsday. ----- A rapid thaw, with a month-westerly wind,wu hailed the hotel, and saw a gentleman looking out of the top 23 SI ThsmaglawathelhiaL S Se Ake 46 Australasia all 10 51 91 40 Brit.CoLlrenlalean O. all - - by thousands of the industrious classes in the metropolis last window with his hat o:i f dressed. He said, " Are you a 113 4 , t i ll s d i waisdird °ls°l2k ied • Kihim ." --- 7 16 4 1 4 1 I said, ' I am." He said, " I don't feel s o a u malargaro aid ai or - T o i , gs gs 90,000 50 British North Ataarlean all - - Saturday asontiog. Labours= were at one set to work to 7° llo enten 3"40,000 U Chartered Bank of Ash 5 1 04 Ms well • what time can I to the Isle of Wight ? " I said, so an Wog Lomas demolish the ice In the basins of the several decks in the - ' might ,_,P it " you go to-night , bat would be in en open boat ." 10 111 WM - - ells Thames in order; if poesib'e, to get the ships clear. The I told him I had just left a waterman, and if he wished to 10 6 W.EadM Loa.& Crystal P - - 20,000 100 Colonial - - break up of the ice in the river, where it Is fast above go to the island I would call the waterman back. He 26.0001« Oommereiatof Laden 2O - - bridge, and in the Various creeks, is much dreaded along the said be did not wish it. I said it would not be a pleasant - wen 10 F.ne.,Foot.,&Aust.elisrt l5 21 21 die 151 25,001 P 20 LonChart.Bank al Amt lO Ille 304 was • dark night, He said, "I . am not shores. All the shipping have hauled in from the centre of jour, o l , as it 10001 20 Ditto New 5 1 dis 1 pre afraid ; I have Cult's Revolver Pistols with Ins I told IItEFIRENCE SHAUL 10,000 SC Lcedonand County lO 34 30:d the river, .lose in to shore, and will is a great measure him he would have no occasion for them here. He then 1 n beaus avoid the messes that will be carried down. A considerable asked me my number, and laid "he would reward me St 100 Absentee - - ti 4 7 St. 140 Do. Na 1, 7 per Ct. ... 90 92 50,000'100 Ludas and Westminster 20 - - 591 40 1 , 4 quantity of the snow and ice which had accumulated in the for my trouble." I told him I did not require it. The 55. 100 so - - thoroughfares has disappeared within the last forty-eight insp ector then came 01, sad I went tow ards . hint. De - 15 IS Chester lialygged - - - 10,0001 20 Do. New lO - - ceand's bead was partly out of the window, his arms 54 all Cerise' Ilnwism - dig 10,000. 30 National of Ireland - - hours. On Saturday night raia fell for two or three hum, being doubled up and resting on the sill. In a few 6j all DlaLlankh AbiLlons. ba 64 *O,OOO 20 New South Wales all 31 35 34 and again last night, about nine o'clock. Oar correspond- minutes I ran back to the hotel, considerieg it my duty to 10 2 Set noC s tiol° • OIL. • - - u 571 23 ,Orlist.BankCorporation all id 5$ 17 it. 100 Do. do. IL II par Ct. - - 21,000 100 I Pronnehilof Ireland 25 - - . I once subjoined shows that the thaw is general, and the relief watch deceased's movements. There was a light burning in st. too Do. do. closet., Per ct. - - 4.0 which it will give to hundreds of thOuSandt of labourers end the room. When I got back deceased asksd if it was the 61 111 ran. Cos. Ests.,Spo.,No 1 lpm 1 pm 4,006 10 'Do. New 50,000 $ IRoyal Australian Bank an - - same policeman. I said it was; I was on the pavement on el al Imo do, Nal s , e tog and Gold Imp. OD 1 - - artisans, upon whom th e frost had enforced idleness, may be this side under the window. He Bald, "Can't you .all those 10 10 Do. Itm 6 par Cent Stock 12 131 12,000 23 South Australis 25 it 49 regarded as a national benefit, people up opposite. Ido not feel well." I know there is aSO 30 East.Union.go.Bp.O. - - 82,001 23 Union of Australia l 1 MANCHESTER, SUNDAY.-The long frost began to brea k chemist's shop opposite ? I said I should not like to call 11 1• 119 at 9611 rrelettki„,stbs - 7 up at Manchester on Friday night, under the influence of a people apse late, but I would wake up the boots. He said et. 100 rao . mt b a D m 6 • 74", et. 60 66 5.0001 ... „po. New 10,0001 30 .12 of London 10 - - westerly wind, which coatinued the whole of Stterdey. On he wanted to get out of the house quietly without disturbing et. 100 Grad Perth= 6 ppaarNat 216 116 them. I said I 'midge to the isspector„and see what assist- ni, 100 Da spm mat. Saturday evening there was a fall of snow, followed byMISCELLANEOUS. ince he could give him. I went, and as I got to t it D o l phin 'Waite ea. moderately heavy rain for some hours, but this morning Inn I heard the cry " Help " ones. I returned with police. et. 1 60 Dm *Pr at. .. 101 103 Chaim the wind had veered round to the east, with a heavy fog. constable Webb. I suppose it was the gentleman who cried et. ? i t rpl a rs si l sa . o6 • 666 a rtr e i Na No. db. A Inecnicanssys. Pd. im = 4 111tudness dime SOUTHAMPTON, SUNDA.Y.-The severe weather has been "Help ." The Kit* KIM from this part of the street, and st,, 141 D a r i o. r ogssmorpan es 97 to-day. aatraua~g,t~ feral , 17 99 from above. Os returning we found deceased on the ground ot. too Deeramlinedsonfp.e. 87 89 entirely broken op at Southampton. Large quantities of bleeding. I went for Dr. Rolph. W. 100 MN ktedowelds 4p. et. 5$ 90 rain fell here on Saturday night. All the snow and a great,3oo ,inetratmen Mall - - By the .111117-I did not observe ally excitement about 8 all Mahn Prof. Pref. 'harm 5.,000 lu amass Soya' Mail... iii - - 10 all Do. Owls, Pr•L Sh. See. 151 1 portion of the ioe have disappeared. To-day the wind is deceased while I was speaking to him. 10 en Do. de. do. •p.e. to 1 0,000 10 Seas Waterworks south-west. Br the Coroner-Deceased did not speak a weed ;he pt . 100 Do, s lim a tm o w e, 69 71 SO BriNgliAnwicealeed_ ... 40 00 53 LivsarooL, SUNDAY.-The unusually Wen weather tried to raise himself up elm. His hat was oa the pave- set au Jo. Catetee Oas. 161 lil WO% 5 WlLiOsUbwkßed.oo. 1- - t near do. do. - 324 119 111 with which we have been visited during the last fortnight, a sh hi m. . . In ell De. - Inspector Deist' deposed to deceased baring asked him 20 a ll De. do. 40. ,_ 14 1 . Bt. DeAlpent-TenazdJuly 100 107 4 ' 1071 1171 in some degree moderated yesterday. The wind suddenly if he was the inspector, and what time he could go to the 16 6 LeameldreasTorksieso 4 dis 1136",000 A omega raw 180,000 4 comet Pens olln-s 4 - WS 31 shifted to the south, and a rapid thaw of the large in Isle of Wight. Witness said between 7 and Bin the morn- St. IN DlUMper gen.non- Us 113 Si, 100 Lanallrlght.ll.o.4.cest - - 5 0,001 1 Drees Iron Ore ..... 1 - - 4 I of now followed, which continued until about 6 o'clock in ing and then told Softly to look after him and went on his 51. I N b„..x.w. 0 0 .1s uo , 6, - - 65,000 10 Kuhn Steam - - the rounds. This witness also broke open deceased's bed- so s tenidlthWessOm. . 24 3pm 11,0 et IS Menne Tatar *ph afternoon, when a heavy fall of sleet sad raga took out Leta t b ef „ sa soother kit of mow, covering the room-door this morning. My object sending . Softly bask 124 all LosemdanyiliOder. lif i k i - - . 39,090 13 Gesnesl SM. Nengetice 14 - - 4 1 , al igoadandlkline.New 05. 12 a 121 ... d. was to p anything wrong . I did got aaticapate such a 124 all - - ow r e it b enlli essoost CM al - .:.- 151 ground to ,the depth of several inches ; bat in a brief thin u did occur. When I was speaking to him deceased 46 De. JIM - - period the influence of the atmosphere, which acted mildly, was leaning out of the window both head and shoulders. I a l a =mask ., Tx 171 155 . L. - - - 11,000 10 Menem fir 111.4netiosa I 6 ile I:, soon reduced it. The weather here may now be said to could sea his whole bust oat of the window as far as the se too 50,000 1 mamma Fetatka. rad an - - be broken. bottom of his waistcoat. Whilst leasing over in this posi- hil 111 Dine PnlegeneMp.o. 11 1 dle 50,000 10 NOlSsehmes 10•11..- $ 1 14 tion if his hat were to fall offor umbrella slip, if he made a 6 an DitsetlPed. 4 peressa 4 44 76,000 2 Ni ' Wm Cheth later. t NnweAsilA-0141-TINS, SATURDAY BYRIKNO.-A d o. • m Darkpilsn Oh. 1 - - b 'hi lose h' bal ance d f a ll 10 a thwhiliDnennms.. - Karp et it he mig t pose y is moo anout. _ 100 __ ~_,„ ,_... , s., a MUM 1 Sank left. Andrandis all 4 1 cided thaw has sot in, with rain ; sad the snow is gradually With sea • window and sill if he loot his balance he would ''' " e ' 7,r,a„„r 4 . j''' '" st. 100 D 0.3 p 446 104 104 104 UAW 20 Ns= 114 1 7 Ti t disappearing. The mayor has hued a notice prohibiting set be able to recover it as if the aill were narrower. When go No North gag& perms from Mowing the Tyne on the iCe-a practice which I tea dosemad on the maths he was bleeding very it. 100 s.rass.-Iterer.ep,st.rest. se $1 UMW 5 951309 SO PiallwaleriOrlenAlllie. all J ei maid all the mouth. 's hod-room door was Ii 5 Do. de. de. a se 55,0% 1 rorthel InnOompley.. at 16 :i haa become dangerous. lothel bib. I broke the deer open. There were no doeu- se 13 Do. Liellsep.at.N 8.1 - itN too Must 1661 uwe et a Leans, Fen. 24.-A change of wind to south-west took mon** amen is the MM. F mai ne watch on deceased 124 9 Do. Da. 1146.. - . - IMMO* 1 NON& Asso.lavieft 511 If plan this warning, accompanied by • mild bonze aad a or In hi KKK i them wee Irk. book to hie cwt het, ss ro t • o U Do. T a miete. learn Parch 1 - 01 - elie 155 , 110 111•190 1 23 Da Pew __--. ._ _... lash Minratian teas- 16 if 4 a 4 1 1 t , tepid thaw, which in • few hours tarri e d away the snow. is "Ala wee a elm of 26L d. T here was a • light Inning St 100 OMW erailitr •1.114. 4p.et 111 113 71,605 1 nimarne Wu. Delp. ell I ' Duette, Fan. 21.-The thaw has returned this gannisg, k° Ide bad-room whs. I entered it. The bed was warm when 5 all esedidiflesint New Pref. - - 75, No IDa usao =De• all 1 I emeelled it , ea thesib it had bees Ina • in. A number of 21 all South Dena is 14 WM 1 0 I - - with a prospect of finally predominating. As an intone beet e,tielee beiselPaS to demand NM Olt the dewing 10 14 DINO • Fludtirwr Cwt. AMs I^4llo 100 V an Diemenalned 154 114 151 of the late severity of the weather, it is stated that the ' s ib. L •.1 all LEM (RankAnsat 1.0.11) mi 14 famished sea-birds meepted food from pumas standing at Dr • *alb deposed . to death ha viag been ea 11 lard by NI t. 100 all Smith Am Pr M.. See% o ell - SS ad seat - the Liffey wall, is the same way as the tame eats feel ta 1181111Tbort orbs to ?Mee Mu tie fall Deceased was so all Mb. 7 15 11 IMO* to have aAt agetplisy ,hett algid be liable to he 23 15 OM LORD RAGLAN.-The COWTMF de lfarealle pub the pad of St. James'epark.ir ii sC easel will libitum fie ha stretching over this 5 4IF Bible the following in a letter, dated from before Sebastopol 1 - I el ' : i r.. his wishes, ell sal bedroo m on the the 10th :-" Lord Raglan bad a sort of mope a few day PARIS, SATURDAY. - The thaw continued all day yes- !nerd storey of Mb betas web a height from the - age. He had gone to visit the trenches, and with his in Medal at Paris and is the neighbourhood. The roads all d, round the capital are in • dreadful state, and the comanni- Agar the Coroner had Oh up, _the jary, after a few LINES LEASED AT FIXED UNTAIIL perturbable sang froid had advanced on honebaek toward nsultation teeth than - sleasamml was killed cations will be for some days very diets-alt. Most of the Wastes' to ,by . the front of the Russian works Two of the enemy's soldier principal thoroughfares of Paris have been tolerably well moidastally falling (wrath* bedew= irledeer. 50 all Sellbrd and 9 of to Lon.M - - saw him, and at the moment when they were taking aim erred of dm meow. but the state the smaller streets is 1. askaaasmak• at him some riflemen, who an always on this look oat, go lIN ID ../..J.1.• MI Moolsonl las M du Ma.. a th.n. and laid them dead an the rround." Nis lA. DANZ& ........ Pd. Prism Business risne Satorday. to.day. ...--.. 1 --.---- 111,3•10 46 Attotralasts all SO 01 61 40 Brit.Col.BanlkLosn 00. MI 30,000 50 Orilla North raaarkon all 40,000 21 Chartered Bank of Ads 6 1 03 So 60,000 20 Chart. Bank 01 malls, Animal* and Chink. 1 dis 20,000 100 Colonial 25,000 100 Commendal of London_ 20 31,000, 20 F.op.,kot.,&Anat.Chert. 13 1i 2) dlr. 153 25,000' 20 Loa.Chart.Bank ol Amt 2O 131 SO) 10,000, 20 Ditto New 5 ) din 4pm 10,000, 50 Lcedon and County 2O 36 s6:d & bonus 40,000 1 30 London Joint Stook lO 215 7 50,000'100 Ueda's and Wartminster 20 se; 40 1 , f 10,000 100 Pros. of England 35 10,0001 20 Do. New • 10 20,000 30 National of Ireland 20,000 20 New Booth Walls all 31 36 34 30 73 23 ,Orlent. BankCorporadss all 16 $5 27 20,000 100 I Prowinoialof Ireland 25 4,00 t 10 Awn I IRoyal Australian Bank. log and Gold Imp. Co. 1 12,000 25 South Australia 25 5$ 49 yawl as Union of Australis 4.000, Do. New I) 7 9 95 10,0001 34 Illnlon of Londcm lO LORD RAGLAN.—The Courrier de Marseille pub lishes the following M a letter, dated from before Sebastopol, the 10th :—" Lord Raglan had a sort of agape a few days age. He had gone to visit the trenches, and with his im perturbable song froid had advanced on horseback towards the front of the Russian works Two of the enemy's soldiers saw him, and at the moment when they were taking aim at hint some riflemen, who are always on the look-out, got the start of them, and laid then dead an the ground." _ Pesaro, SATCRDAT. The thaw continued all day yes terday at Paris and in the neighbourhood. The roads all round the capital are in a dreadful state, and the comnmai cations will be for some days very difficult. Most of the priacipal thoroughfares of Paris have been tolerably well cleared of t►e Isom, bat the state of the smaller streets is tomb's, from the mixture of molted snow and mud. Tie thermometer remains several degrees above freezing lib Per throe days, previmuly to the oommententsst of dm thaw, the port of Calais presented a curious spectacle, snob es has anthems seen for the last eighty years. n• mime mid had frozen the entrance of the port, and the Me& easterly winds which have prevailed aim* the frost est la trove aa intmesee quality of ice on the bomb. The forte of the waves each day carried up and left at high w►ter mark large masses of ice, some of them weighing at least 6,000 kilog. A number of paeans have seem in from the *many te Calais on purpose le see this curious phe neeeelleal. LDID LZLIED AT ill Dedbril Osoul IA sad Low Sin= IN DaddiSbanikiz• telawiltmaX.Ralree) IN Cl= Jonas NI 11101/muirl Pena bCI M : Omani loGc ) 21 Glerresitsr Is Das -- tops. Wrlitill N N Tax Tusxlea CONTINGENT. Major - Clenenl Vivien, of the Mediu army, who was for many years Adjutant-General of that Presidency, has been appointed by Lard Fulmars to ememaad the Turkish contingent. Lien tsgast B. B. Barony, of the Matins army, has been sp. paged aideelo-ommp. The earolmeat of Ottomans is elm* possoling es the spot. Misty Fn. 13.—Governor-General Annenkoff, who wasounissued to Hisehaneff to regain communication of a revert hem Trines Mentablkoff, returned two days ago. It is stolid that the communications which were made to his at liana were nisei,* to a reelable disembarka tion el the allies at Odessa, which it is supposed is to be elfratal alma the middle of lebnixty. Itlmes Gortcha tones emend Genial Amanita 19 arts, if necessary, all dela 26 wastes (I bogus) ha the interior, the MONO the @DMA Aosta Ail gabs in dew the town. Two Memo el the allies asennsisko eff P o rt Some osestialless sosimily took plans betwees thommtasnden of thus sesames sad se sailiestsies of OM" relative to the of • Dutch vessel Masa is the pest by the ice. es it ar liEßlCAN PurAsAlioxe roe WAIL—A litter hen Dian states that the petty States of fitssasay meet wltk dlillewhiss of mow bias Is aerrying Into ones-lies the sesologism of the OW tim the eentbsipmls ma • axe Asa& nate pees In psesedes a sell , elms arsistme elbows, and ft is anontsed tha the ggeat wisfailly of dim will net be n ay within Or Miss dip martini. 97 99 xd EGYPT.—A letter from Constantinople of the 12th, says M. Ferdinand de Lamps, who, as Is already known, bus obtained a Semen from the Viceroy of Egypt ter the organisation of a company to make a navigable canal across the Isthmus of Sues bee arrived here, to solicit the meet of the Porte. Sai d Pasha, out of deferent* to his sovereign, had demanded it, bet not having remind say reply, he has charged M. de Lumps to bring the affair to a conclusion. There is no doubt that he will succeed in ob. slain a favourable reply from the Porte." Tan RESTORATION OP rowto.—A meeting to cousider this question wee held at the Guildhell, on Thursday evening. The meeting wt* convened by the mayor, J. H. Webb, Req., in pursuance of a requisition by newly all the duly, magistrates, mid other influential Inhabitants of the tows. Petitions were nnani molly adopted to both Houses of Parliament in favour of the re-establishment of Poland as en independent nation, as the boot means of securing a luting pest*; end also en address of spopath to !rites Adam Ceartoryaki sad the exiled Polee.—Sto doktertiper. FATAL ACCIDENT DI ST. Limmee-Puzit.--Yeater day a lad named John limper, of 26, Tower-street, Seven Dials, who In spite of mations to the ocatrary, wee amusing himself with two companions dem tea channel which bad been tuxedo for the water fowl In St James's-park, near the hind arias the Rene Guards, slipped off the edge of the tee kis deep water. The other lade ran away, saying Itto the Mumma Society's am, so that the accident ilssoverea for some time afterwards, and when the lad woo atlngta lakes has the water lib wee 114 1$ se Illillo:torkaitflibi 23 De. a slam Ct s il ke IM 114 Da. awes 1111144-.... 131 Landes mil °VlMesa iota* P/dams aw Grondelterir.4m ( Osat. hug ••••') too ilia. aft sc i ti to Lam, Maws & n•rdzpzt•ko.t.L ; N ii n a.. 6114.) A &Am an x=dllol.lll2.V.i IN UPI 121 122 23 li CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. —lms Dn. —TM February masks of the above court ceesessesed this lam bolo» the Right Honourable the Lewd Mayor, the Right Resemble the Recorder, Alderman Sir John Mus grove, Flank, sag Sir R. W. Carden, the shaft; under Sa, Re. The Weida: sontalas the mass of 133 primeness. The Reorder in his chirp to the greed jury, Wilk Maenad his satisfastios at the lightness of the odes du, sad at the probability that their labours would he of sheet daration. 'Oast (6 (1.1•1 amnia. PALACE, Fa. 24.—SunuNG --Adialsaise at Um diem 4963 Mobil= b 7 Vim% 620 t NW, MU. 11 Si a U N N N In IN Si 3 $1 N N N an DI p 26 Prod= t2a Ditto a siatot. aid lisdkara) lloodiaiNtelln is Ns. WCINO N Wen Nish Sri ;Fgat . 0 40 ••••• ••••, MONEY MARKET. SATVIDAY 101111310. The English stock market remains firm, despite the ministerial crisis, the large war estimates brought forward, and the growing feeling that a loan must be speedily resorted to. Prices to-day were main tained, with scarcely the least fluctuation, at a rise of per cent. over those of yesterday. Business re mains very limited. The announcement made (exclu sively) by the Daily News, of the repulse of the Russians before Enpatoria, was referred to as tending to strengthen the market. At Paris to-day the French funds closed almost exactly the same as yesterday. The late advance is thus well maintained, although some of the letters ro 'mired from that city now express a belief that the Emperor will ere long oarry . into execution his design of visiting the Crimea. It is reported that he is not fully satisfied with the position of his army,nor with the policy of some of the generals. At Vienna a de cided increase of depression is observable. The ex change on London has risen from 12.31 to 12.36, the premium on gold to 331 per cent., and that on silver to 29 per cent. At Hamburg and Berlin, Russian stocks show a downward tendency. Consols scarcely varied throughout the day from their closing quotation of 91 to f,r mousy. soi 911 k to 1 for the Bth March. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mainly, 91, 911; ditto, for account, Bth March, 911, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, Y . New Three per Cents., 91 1, I. Bank Stock, - for account, 214. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 99: 7 , 1 ; ditto, 1859, 991, 1. The June Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to its. prem. ; the advertised bills, 4e. to 7s. prem.; and India Bonds, 12e. to 15s. prom. Scarcely any business was done in foreign, stocks, which remain steady. Turkish was a she.de better, and closed at 75t to 76. Peruvian also ';tows some tendency towards improvement. The imports of the precious metals 'this week have been moderate, though larger than for some weeks past. Our list includes the undermeritioned sume,viz.: 622,017 dole. by the La Plata, frora the West Indies, &c.; 14,9471. by the Iberia, frors Lisbon and Gibral tar; 10,3101. by the Madrie.,, from Lisbon; and 629,432 dole. by the Pacific, from New York. The total value of these arrivals is about 255,0001. No specie is officially reported as having been shipped direct from London during the week. The following shipments are. reported trom the outports, viz.: 6,0081. by the TyrAe, for the West Indies; and 5,7091. by the Tagus, for Alexandria and the East. A portion of the sold brought in by the La Plata has also been sent privately to the continent. The change of wind leads to the hope that we shall speedily have to report some considerable arri vals of gold from Australia. The saliscription in the Stock Exchange for the relief of the distressed dock labourers and others amounts to upwards of 400/. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 13th March for the supply of 55,000 bleached sacking hammocks. la addition to the two steamers already despatched on that service,the Admiralty have sent her Majesty's ships Tartar and Ariel to the Chops of the Channel, and her Majesty's steamer Bulldog to the entrance of the Irish Channel, for the purpose of affording assist ance to the homeward bound trade. The adjourned meeting of the London and South Western Railway Company is to be held on the let of March: The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending Peb. 2, were affected by frost and snow, and amounted to only . 4,7031. sterling, making a total receipt of 161,6521. since the let August. Land and bank shares to-day were quiet. The Portland Iron Company's shares were firmer, whilst those of the Electric Telegraph Company showed heaviness. Crystal Palace closed at 21 to 21 ; the new shares have declined to par to 1 premium. The old shares of the Victoria Dock Company have been dealt in at 151 (16/. paid) ' • Peninsular and Oriental Steam at 53k ; and the Canada Company's stook at 120. Relative to the market for American stocks, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : There has been 'moderate demand for American marl ties in London during the put week. Pennsylvania State stocks are in descend at higher rates. Virginia are steady at former rates. We note transactions in New York Cen tral Seven per Cent. Bonds, and Erie Third and Sinking Fond Bonds. Illinois Central are firm. the new issue have brought 2 to 21 per cent. prem. It is satisfactory to notice that the position of the United States money market continua to improve. The exchange on London comes reported firm, at 1091 to 1, and has caused a remittance of 529,432 dole. ' or about 105,8001., in specie, by the Pacific, with a prospect of further remittances. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market remains totally without fluctuation, business being very quiet. Consols are quoted the same as they closed on Saturday, at 91 to k for money and 911 tol for the Bth March. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91Z to 1; the New Three per Ceuta. at 911 to 911; the Jane Exche quer Bills at 6s. to 91. prem.; ditto, advertised, at 4s. to 6s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 991 to Z. Forsign stocks present scarcely the slightest change, few transactions offering. Turkish is quoted 752 to 76; Mexican, 201 to 211; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 18; and Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Peruvian Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 50 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 871; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 36; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 613; ditto Four per Coat. Certifs. at 921. SATUZDAY ETZNINO. The British mining share market remains in a very depressed state, but this is in some measure attri buted to the fact that the late severe weather has materially impeded operations at many of the mines. Prices in most cues show a drooping tendency. The gold mining and other foreign and colonial shares remain neglected. We subjoin the present quotations of the stocks in which the chief transactions of the week have taken place, viz.:—Alfred Console, 133, 141; Bedford United, 9, 91; Botallack, 295, 305 ; Wheal Comford, 19, 13 ; Dhnrode, 1, 11; Hingston Downey 11, 111 ; North Basset, 163, 17; South Caradon, 300,310 ; South Frances, 315, 325; Stray Park, 3, 33; Tamar Consols, 13, 2; Trewetbe, 3, 31 ; West Seton, 275, 285; Wheal Arthur, 16, 17 ; Wheal Basset, 535, 545 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 35, 36; Wheal Trelawny, 34, 35 ; Wheal Tremayne, 31, 4 ; East Tamar, 124.61., 155.; °rambler and St. Anbyn, 24, 26; t3ortridge Consols, 23, ; St. Day United, 37e. 6d., 405.; Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes), 3, 33; Wheal Trefusis, 7, 73; Wheal Charlotte, 12, 121; South Tamar, 63, 63. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ci.oar. The gold mining shares remain very dull. Agna Fria shares are quoted 6.16 to 3.16 die.; Nouveau Monde, 4to 3-16 per sham ; Colonial Gold, to a per share ; and Great Nugget. Vein, 4 to 4 dim. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 29} to 30; Peel River, 24 to 2 s; North British Aus tralasian, die. to par ; and Scottish Australian Investment, # to # prem. In other land and mining stocks there is no move ment. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE RAILWAY.—The half-yearly meeting of tbia company was held on Friday. It was Mated that the traillo on the line had increased. The usual divi dend at the rate of 4 per cent. per salmi was declared. WORCESTER AND HEILTSORD RAILWAY.—At the haltyearly muting, held on Friday, a bin was submitted for ameba:Laing the Midlasd,th•London and North Westin, and other compsaies, bo subscribe the capital required for tie etweawdater COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -....-... MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. The frost has disappeared, and the river is becoming na vigable again. The supply of Regal& wheat at market this morning was not large ' • that from Eons was cleared olf a t prices about equal to those current before the frost; the Kentish red wheat was procurable at le. to 2s. decline. Flour dull sale, at former prices. There was more business doing ia foreign wheat than et late, with prices the turn in favour of the buyer. Oats were a dull sale, and 6d. cheaper. In barley, beaus, and peas there was no change. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON MIA FE& 19 TO FEB. 34. Qrs. &WM. &etch. kWh. Fonlgs. 1193 Miley 1761 044 47 030 I 19Z 0 I 1090 I 390 500 4142, Flaw. 1135 35444. 030 awlds• MINCING.LANE.-THIS DAY. The following public sales are declared for to-morrow : 'Jager : 200 bags Barbadoee, 300 bags Mauritius, 1,400 bags Bengal, and 2,000 bags Madras. Rice ; 2,000 bags. The private contract markets are dull and inactive, the impedimenta to the arrival and transit of goods by water net yet being removed. Coz•r=e.—No sales reported to-day. Tue.—The market is dull. Three cargoes have arrived off the ooast from Chins. /tins -- "—lit;iisTossZeeoine extent has ban done in Bengal to arrive, since Friday, at 14s. 3d. One.—Seal, pale, 621. 101. t 0631. ; straw, 481. to 491.; brows, 461. to 471 ; sperm, body, 1201. to 1211.; bead matter, 1188. is 121 R ; sod, 491. So 431. ; Bonlh &a, pale, 481. to 49/. ; olive, Ga ll ipoli, 571. ; Spanish and Sicily, 641. to 661. ; cocoa nut, 465. to 465. ; paint, 425. to 445. ; 36a. ; rape, pale, 665. ; brows, 631. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow market is steady to-day at the annexed quota tion., vis.:—Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 651. ; March and April, 665. ; April Lad May, 565. 6d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. IS $. 1564. 1660. , I-- —. Steelton hand Casks. .. 1 .66,956 641,979 35,511 Wit( r) lastwesk Do. trots let lore asnrallut weak 669 1,671 21U Do. from let Jane ?Mos Y. C. per ewt. Do. Town 46s. 141. 1 66a. W. 66n6d. Arrivals for the week ending Marsh Blast year, 100 cults, and delivery 1,378 cask. The arrivals last week comprised 207 casks from St. Petersburg, and 9 from other placer..— . Total, 216 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of beasts is very much smaller, and con sequently prises have advanced; however, trade is not brisk. The supply of 'beep is about the same as on. Idenday last ; trade is still very dull, but a better clearance is effected. Good calves are in demand, the num ber being email. From Germany and Holland there ere 25 s l oes; Scotland, 26r) beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000 ; and 150 from the Northern and Midland Counties. kW atone of abs. .. d. .. 4. 1 Pa stens of 811*. s. d. ad. Bad Soots. lierotords.. 4 8 b 0 Bea Das. It 113.4da. 88 6 0 0 0 Bat Sbort.herns ...... 4 6 4 8 Bat Loon-wools &cowl qualit, Utast... 30 4 0 Do. do. atom pals 4 l Mao sod amend assay 3 6 4 0 Ina •••.• • • • • 8., Lea a Ratt.lo.o 4 1. 6 0 lama 0 0 0 0 fas,,ts it market, 2,901 ; alma and lamb'. 19,880; cases., I ; pigs, ' 540. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. !doors. Pattenden and Smith report no alteration 10 the hop market, either in demand or prices. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. 23 fresh ships at market. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVIRPOOL, FIB. 24.—N0 change of importance can be noticed in the share market, which continues very dull and transactions limited. Eastern Counties ' 11l ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 741; London and North Western, ICO; Manchester, Bheflisid, and Lincoln, 231; South Eastern, In. LEEDS, Fan. 24.—We had a larger business on 'Change today, and prices improved a little. From the closing sales Iwe copy the fallowing:—Midland., 69; Great Northern, / 2,2 1 York and North Midland., 251; Lancashire and Yorkehiree, 741; North Westerns, 61. 18s. 6d.; Sheffield., 231 WAREHOUSEMEN AND CLERKS' SCHOOLS.—A soiree in aid of the funds of those schools was given on Saturday, at St. Martin's-hall, and very fully attended. The entertainment consisted of a vocal and instrumental concert of an agreeable description. The singers were Mr. and Madame Weiss, Mr. and Miss ltansford, Mill Mr. Donald King, Miss Poole, Miss Palmer, and Mr.Lswler, who performed • number of favourite airs, duets, sad glees. Miu Coles played a fantasia on the piutoforte ; and a selection from the Freirchuls, and severe' other Flues were performed by the Crystal Palace band. The musical performances were received with much applause. In the course of the evening several gentlemen, particularly Mr. George Cruikshank and Dr. Archer, addressed the com pany, advocating the claims of this useful establishment to public support. It is gratifying to find that these claims have been recognised by • liberal subscription, amounting ist fifteen months to 10,0001., of which 2,000/. has been eon tribteed by twenty eminent London firma, in sums of 100/. each. SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE POOR AT THE STOCK Ex- OIiANOC.—On Friday and Saturday 400/. was raised at the Stock Exchange, and in sums of 251. and upwards imme diately transmitted to clergymen of various dbtricts of Lon don, especially the poorer localities, with a request that it should be laid out in the purchase of food fir the necessi tous, but that no money should be given. SUNDAY CLOSING MEETING AT BARNSLEY.—A densely crowded meeting was held at Barnsley, on Thane day evening, convened by the advocates for closing public houses on the Sabbath. The Rev. R. E. Roberts moved • resolution in favour of the lbws of the requisitionists, but the following amendment was carried by an overwhelming majority :—" That we, the inhabitants of Barnsley and its vicinity, in public meeting mumbled, having felt very great inconvenience from the closing of publiothouses on Sunday afternoon, deem it our duty to petition the House of Com mons to repeal the late act restricting the sale of beer on Sundays, so far as it relates to the sale of beer, spirituous liquors, and other refreshments on Sunday afternoons." A resolution was then adopted by a large majority fora peti tion to the House of Commons, praying for a repeal of the existing act, which prohibits the sale of beer, ate., on the afternoon of Sunday.—Leeds Mercury. WEST RIDING REFRESENTATION.—WO aro in formed that there is not the smallest authority for announc ing that Mr. John Parker, the late member for Sheffield, would be proposed for the West Riding in case of a vacancy er an election, and that such a thing is altogether improbable. —Leeds Mercury. RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STANDINC: Wi nans.—The select committee of the House of Commons have dispensed with the standing orders in the following cams, and allowed the parties to proceed with their bills:— Chester and Holyhead Railway; Fairness Railway; Stock port, Daley, and Whaleybridge Railway ; Fife and Kinross Railway ; Mid Kent and North Kent Railway ; The Fibre Company (for preparing materials from flax, straw, and other fibrous substances to be used in the manufacture of paper) ; Medical Benevolence College ; Dagenham Docks; North Metropolitan Water Trust • Liverpool Port; Hyde ffias ; and Bradford Corporation Waterworks. BLYTH AND TYNE RAILWAY.—The third report of the directors states that the balance applicable to dividend for the past half year amounts to 7,639!. 17s. Id., which, after paying the guaranteed dividend on the 101 . . per cent. preference shares, will enable the company to pay a divi dend of 9/. per cent. per annum on the ordinary share capi tal of the company, and leave a balance of 1,018/. lls. sd. to be carried to the credit of the next half year's accounts. NORTH LONDON RAILWAY.—At the half-yearly meeting of this company, held on Friday, it was stated that the traffic receipts for the half-year amounted to 63,9501., and the expenses to 28,665 L, leaving a talanos of 25,4881, A dividend at the rate of 2 per cent. for the half-year was declared. DUNDALK AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY.—The directors report that the gross receipts for the past half year have been 7,0001., and the expenses and interest on debentures and loans amount to 6,099/., leaving a balance of 1,901 L, out of which the directors recommend a diaidend of 6F. a share to be paid on each paid up share of the com pany, which will leave a sum of 802 E to be curled to the reserve fend. num= RAILWAY TILLP7IO.—The following are the last returns: re .—From Feb. It to Feb. 18: Pastangere, 120,2871.; pork 465,763 f.; tOild. 74 l 6 e o SlL to Feb.l7; !Mar" 115,9271.; gook. 54. 11 m a r179 0 ; 72 .—pi50e f 7 te54 164.7 77 1 .60 ;e 5 i2 b. r. 11 to 1 - kb. --- 17 : - Potoosiors, --'—' ;1;f:: good 7 OILLUM WM Swim Lam—Frt. /Ws. se 337.32 et.; We% 449,06 '; tcta t r ih ni4 4 4) OTIUMBOTIIII4-Itool Feb. 12 to i • IA; pal% UMW. total. 3411,71141. .. & oil Monmeo.,--Fewe Feb.l2 to roe. ill a .i. 17 . 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