The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-07 00:00:00

I' • P ./., "i÷g4fer , 1' --, 0 . -- if' •••• 8.14- cu.-a 4 - 47 ° Z.'"."-""- - '•0114.:17; .C---..... ... ii '9' . ..vb:g - H•(1,113 - tittLit. .-. I No. 2,666.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1855. [THREEPEN CF: MONEY MARKET. CHAMBERS. —To be LET, elegant and convenient CRAYIRntI tharealag part of tt e lergest Menaces is Hanover ewer% hawing the requisite SIMMS' ofliCol.—Apply to the porter at Sg. Eieseeer.equare. penetrate into the interior of the Russian pelage. I anow cot what policy the new Emperor of Russia may adopt; but I may venture to hope that the foot to which I have called your attention [the change of policy after the death of the Emperor Paul] may form a prognostic of what we have now to expect from the new Emperor. If, however, it should please this mighty potentate to continue in the course of aggression upon which his father had entered, and if our reasonable hopes of a more pacific policy should be disappointed, then let him know that in England he will find a eosin,' prepared to maintain its own rights and the rights of other nations--a country which, although its entry has been placed in a periious position, and has had to un dergo the rigours of a Russian winter, has its resources unimpaired, loss its revenue flourishing, has its trade sub stantially undiminished, has i.s spirit unbroken, and will be prepared, in case of necessity, to vindicate its own honour, and to maintain the rights end liberties of Europe." (Applause.) SHABE • LISTS. THIB DAY.—Two The railway share market to-day is generelly steady, the variations from the final quotations of yesterday being unimportant. Business is quieter. London and North-Westera stock is quoted 99} to 100 k ex div. ; Midland, 68} to 891 ex div.; Great Western, 641 to 6.5} ex div. • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 781 to 771; Great N i aetherae, 22; to # ; Caledonians, 31i to 321 ; and Bonth-Basterns, 18} to 1. Preach shares remain depreiwei -bow— tadicr. TUMIDLY BYENTNO. The market for home mining stocks to-day was quiet. There were inquiries, however, for ahem; in Alfred Consols, Rosewarne, Wheal Trefusis, and South Carn Brea. MEXICAN end SOUTH AMERICAN C0M ...,.... rANT.—mewboleot the NEW SHARES hiein been sub iiribd by tlw tharebukters no farther APPLICATIONn g will be re. Olrateelorahwtreet, HYDE CLARKE, Beeniuy. Gilt Kw* ILss. The gold mining shares remain neglected. One of the chief features of the day was some excitement in United Mexican shares, consequent upon the receipt of more favourable advice. (referred to below). Business is ,recorded in these shares as high as 41. Santiago were firmer, and National Brazilian flatter. 17ATENT Provisional Pro!ection, 8 guineas. Patent somplete, £13.-31r. CLARK, Patent Anew, 33, Ctiaacety-lane. ORDINARY 'EURO) AND MOIL The New Granada :Company have received by the Atrato 141 ounces of gold dust, the produce of their mines for the /greater part of the month of December last. all Bkm.Wev.i. !?‘ 86111.5+1..aa'4, 20{ Ili 41 111 I 121 gls. 11 xa 11 . 17 EASE and COMFORT in SHAVINO.—B. and COWYANW CANTON STROP, or Quadrilateral Mame liarpsner, tendtra &wise may to the most Usk, Ada. TM dlovisig ustasosial is frau Uri not asimat wpm, Kr. balsa Zag : " Wm— I kee made Mel el Mt low ma awl It se arm Utter thaa may dm 1 Ira Wm% otltrAidst a bus edge to eatttag taistrunieit imilmlimg O. Amos lizT. To 11. ore a WM% Ime i nissira mi rpa diarali4treet, !Asia; where this be.. mg sloAsei.and at an whom% at ha :a. dd., M me del. ponanon trepang Room Tooth Powder sad Shinlas Powder. THE BEARD, WHISKER B ,and MUSTAC HIOS. 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Vlll4llllO DO., 19s. ed. Fr v.—II. ADAK& 9, PRlUMatatfellt. W00M4100.. APB& IaAYSWATEIL—DAILY NEWS LENT TO ~LJP IIIIAD; end implied to the oeustryty evening post, et ItkJ& qr .. : g r ram ose, pate In rinse& IL BUILSIOE., GIUT•41111100. Wet. reere.ageat. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. STROUD ELECTION. STROUD, Trunee. The election of a member for the borough of Stroud, rendered necessary by the appointment of Mr. Roramsn to the Irish Secretaryship, took place to day at the Public Saheeripeon Rooms in this town. At eleven o'clock 0. Edward., Esq., the returning officer for the borough, opened the proceedings with the customary formalities, and there was a large master of electors and nowelecton from Stroud and the outlying boroughs. Mr. STANTON pat in nomination Mr. Hinman, which wa seconded by MT. ....M•KLING. Mr. CLUTTIRBUCK then rose to propose Mr. Mery. weather Turner as a fit and proper person to npresent the borough, but it was not seconded. It was, however, stated that Mr. Turner did not attend to oppose Mr. Norman, but merely wished to have an opportunity to address the electors. No other candidate being nominated, the returning officer declared Mr. Honoree duly elected. Mr. Hunew•:s then spoke for more tkan an hour. MONTROSE BURGHS.-NOMINATION. The nomination of candidates to represent the combined burghs of tdontrora, Arbroath, Brechin, and Berrie, took place at Montrose on Monday last. Two ca didates only appeared out of the three announced —nsmely, Sir John Omilvy, of Inverquhatity, and Mr. W. E. Baster, merchant, Dundee. A show of hands was taken, when the great preponderance wee for Mr. Baxter. Sir John Ogilvy demmded a poll, which the Sheriff Sued for Thursday. STIRLINGSHIRE ELECTION. The nomination of candidates to represent the ' , minty of Stirling toe& place at Stirling on Monday. Mr. Blackburn, of Killearn, was the only candidate who came forward. Mr. ktrazar, of Poll:lsaias, after eu eulogiser on the late oontity member, Mr Forbes, of Callender, proposed Mr. Blackburn, whom be described as a liberal landlord, an eminent sad enterprising agriculturist, and an active county gentleman. lie also referred to the business abilitiesshown by him for several years past in the position of chairman of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway. Mr. ADAM, of Donovan, seconded the motion. Ito other candidate being proposed, Mr. Sheriff BAILLin declared Mr. Blackburn duly elected. RE-ELECTION OF THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. On Monday the Right Hon. Sir G. C. Lewin, Bart., was re-elected for the Radnorshire boroughs. In the course of his speech from the hustings, he said that the offer of the important office of the Chancellorship of the Exchequer wu made to him quite unexpectedly ; but " I felt that however great the difficulties might be which would oppose the due discharge of the duties incumbent upon the holder of that office—notwithstanding the critical state of public attain, notwithstanding the advanced period of the session, and the necessity under which the Chance ll or of the Exchequer would be placed within no 100 g time Or predaaing a budget and laying before the home and the emmatry a play for the fiancee of the eusuing year, I felt that, ia the position in which I was placed, I should be guilty of pusillanimity if I declined the offer that was made to me." (Applause.) Alluding to the death of the late Csar, the right hon. pa thos* spoke of that potentate u " the mighty Pharosh of the North, whose heart was hardened against the rest of Europe," and compared his sadden death to that of Alex ender at Babylon. It had beer for years the hereditary policy of the Court of Russia to extend the frostier of their =to the south, and to make Constantinople one of the ale of the Russian empire. "We know that at the esonfeeneee of Tilsit a plan was sorted upon between the Imperer Napelees and the Emperor Alexander for the dismemberment of the Turkish empire. That elsbee beanie hereditary in the Court of ; sad the Bain ease—the sole .ease—of the war which is sew ragtag is its Crimea was He ilefteml• netts. of the Western Powers It prevent the amearliss of Tarim to Ruda—to prevent CemileMeneplo Ibma benumbs a lads. pert . . . Ihe eldest SOB the Ms imp nu has massaolaa peaceably to the Shaw. sad 111. Most ad Ids vim an pada Far be it freak so So sift* le THE PUBLIC BEA LTH AND NUISANCES REMOVAL BILLS. Yesterday an an influential and numerously attended public meeting of manufacturers and others was held at I the London Tavern, Bishoprgate street, .to concert such steps & as might be deemed advisable to oppose the objectionable St, clauses of the Public Health Bill, 1845, and Nuisances SO Removal Bill, now before parliament. ee Mr. F. C. Huts, manufacturing chemist, Deptford, who t 3, took the chair, observed, in opening the proceedings, that Bt. the two bills which they were met to consider contained is deems el seek as extreordisary and oppressive nature as So to reader It only necessary to make them known in order to at. make every en* feel that they should be opposed. By clause 11 ,„. 31 of the Nuisances Removal Bill, if complaint wee snide ales. of soy manufactory, building, or place used for any trade, et business, process, or manufacture, mules an offensive 10 , fflovia, certified by any officer of health or medical officer, et. It any two legslly qualified medical practitioners, to be a Ill mammal, and injurious to the health of the inhabitants , two litt *Nees might order the discontinuance of the trade or busi- IR , ams all me. It was true there was a proviso, which seemed IL at Int slight to be • benefit, but which in reality was none Bt. at all, sines it only gave the justifies power to grant a little Ilt. time to parties proceeded against to remove or abate the 3. ..,1 mobacce. Another objection was that such complaints were la aale be decided by a jury but by a pulite magistrate, and 10. thugs with no appeal except to a court of quarter sessions, Isli although the party proceeded spinet might continue his S Wines if he felt inclined to pay • fine of si. per day. Ili This was as oppressive as the clause of the Smoke Act, under 81• which no lees than 30 convictions took place in Bermondsey is one day. By this clause any person wee liable to be pro- so seeded against who did anything to annoy his neighbour, le and the hammering of • boiler maker or the ringing of • 121 bell might be deemed an annoyance ty some. Tnere was • Bs° little difference in this act, as at could only be set in motion 4 : by the Secretary of Stan, while the others could be set in Is motion by any one. se. A GINTLIMArt observed that Mr. Bodkin had stated that 33 he had 1,500 informations under the Smoke Act in his &- pocket, signed by the Home Secretary, who must there- ~,,8 1. tore have paid a good deal of attention to it. (Laughter) F t The CnitInMAII said they had taken the most effectual 100 seeps to give the Smoke Act their opposition, and they 61 ought to do so now to get the obnoxious clauses in the other 11 hills repealed. He knew one parish in which the rates bad 30 been increased to fie. in the pound through the opera ion of : the Public Health Let. What was now wanted was, that 13 obvious and petty nuisances shou.l not be placed in the same 30 category ss those which made • smell, and by firm and ht. uni ed opposition they would succeed to their obj e c t . 16 Mr. . SMITH moved the first resolution, as follows: a .1 " Resolved, that this meeting pledges itself to take all con- o g t. stitutional means to prevent the bill from pasting u ' Into law, until deprived of its arbiirary and oppres- as 1 sive clauses. " He attended that meeting, not se as • manufacturer, but °as an Individual and st°l an Englishman, having given his attention to t the subject some years. The Smoke Act passed into so a law because its operation had not been foreseen, and he so was now glad to see the union of the manufacturers to do to away with the injurious douses of the bill, uit wasuite 14 . plain Ite d ir intereets ed w s e t r e e identical ste s v i ! n it c h e the pub lic . tbe intr odu ction ctio h n es o e f P o the first, seven ' years ago, ila mintier opposed to e the inte- if t , rests of the public, and it would be aas long as there was • 30 Board of Health paid out of the public purse. The bill t;e- St fore the public ha I never been before the House of Com- 30 mons at all, and he charged upon the parties • direct fraud : in this particular. The Policia Health Bill was introduced e 3,.. by Sir B. Hall on the 23rd January, when it was passed pro 2 3 forma, and referred to • select committee, without having li. been seen by a single member of the house, sad the bill was 20 not the same now as it wee then represented to be. This was ~.„ a direct fraud. The bill was pushed through at one ; o'clock at night, when a member who to his knowledge to bad waited the whole night to oppose it had no apportunity of doing so. This could not be called among men of bust nese honest dealing. Under it there could be no cecurity foe property, without which there could be no private enter prise. By the action of the Public Health Bill many enter- at.l prises, which would have been a great benefit to the public, EC had been put a stop to, and improvements to towns pre- t. vented in nearly every pert of the country. Two things at were apparent—the bill was not for the benefit of the poor; el and it was obstructive to free enterprise. The clauses of the to bill bad been drawn by parties trite ignorant of practical St. aptitudes. With regard to the method of bringing the act &. into operation in loons, the signatures of one-tenth of the inhabitants wee sufficient, and this one-tenth wu easily 10 cooked. The adult males were taken se one-fifth of the le population, so that the whole power was put into the hands et of a small minority, less than twenty per cent. of the whole 6 inhabitants of any place. Then if the deaths amounted to t hroaty-three in one thousand annually in a period Z if Oct leas then seven years, the act could be carried Into operation without even the petition of one-tenth eh K the inhabitants by the decision of the general 161 beard upon the report of an inspector And they could 60 always cook up there 23 deaths in 1,000, and he would ri. . MOM nWo places where they had done so. The first was lc Wereester. The clause did not restrict them to the last s seems years, and they bad gone to the previous seven years, 10 Including the cholera year, which gave them the required 10 mange. (Hear, hear.) The other place was Greet Tar- et month, where there was a large hospital, the deaths in 1 6 4 which served their purpose. (Hear, hear.) Then they had so the fewer to impose a permanent debt upon any place, and is reuse 136 in tr oduced an entire novelty in the way of legie- ht. Intl" giving power to inspectors to summon before them St say parson whatever, and examine them upon oath, which t i t•.., MS a Met monstrous thing. With regard to the Nuisances t u liallanal Bill, it was as objectionable as the other, and there Ig was sae clause in it which gave the power of entry, with- Ito cat notice, into any man's house, at any time between nine 6 ill the morning end six in the evening, so that en English- HI man's house could no longer be celled his castle. The 31 right of appeal which had been in the first bill had been 3 taken out of this, and manufacturing enterprise was much le interfered with under the pretence of guarding the Bt public health. In connexion with the influence of mann- alt lectures upon the health of the neighbourhood, he might Ig• mention t ha t he had been informed by the Registrar of 1; Births and Deaths for the district, that on Bow-common, fee where there were more manufacturers than anywhere else 121 near London, the deaths were below the average. Another 15 objectioo to this bill was, that it granted no compensation rit where manufactures were to be removed. And whether the " bill was regarded in its action upon the rights of property, a the course of private enterprise, the liberty of the subject, 10 and even, if be might so say, the freedom of discussion, most 1.0.1 strenuous efforts ought to be made to prevent it from becom- St. log law. (Hear, hear.) r Mr. MIIIIRDO seconded the resolution, which was unani mously agreed to. Mr. EL? moved the second resolution for appointing • committee to carry out the objects of the first in en able speech, denunciatory of the obnoxious principles of the two bills, and of centralisation generally. 10 Mr. Allen seconded the resolution, which after some 6 discussion was else unanimously adopted. 60 Somatal other gentlemen having addressed the meeting, a 10 subscription was entered into to defray the expenses of the 20 agitation, and an executive committee nominated as fol- t; lows, vin.:—Messrs. F. C. Hills, Toulmin Smith, M'Murdo, so C. Dav, D. Stuart Dykes, Bazeley White, W. A. Bales, lc W. D. Owen, Peter Atkinson, Squire, H. P. Butt, Ander- SD sou, and Vowsley. leo The meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the Lc° ti 13 SUIDZILLAND CoNTILIBUTION3 TO THE PARIS Ex. 2: niatztow.—The objects to be seat to Faris for the forth- 1 9 easing Exhibition were exposed for public inspection, on Monday week, in the Local Athenaeum. The Mayor of So fluaderland and the principal irthothitants of the district j e wen present upon the °zealots. After the ceremony about toe eighty ladies and gentlemen sat down to lunch, when various to touts were proposed, including " The health of Napoleon too III.," and " Success to the French Exhibition of 1856." Sol The goods prepared for Paris comprise a b out two dozen I: shipbuilding models, contained in a great case of imposing 10 appearance; carvings in wood; specimens of coal from 37 So collieries ; a large model of • coal pit ; illustrations of glass 20 znassfeeten,Devy lamps, &c. The zniscslleneous articles comprise Wass Agoras, alabaster statuettes, artificial flow ers, fancy bathers mid screens, plaster groups and vase., LO,, &a.; the whoks homing a noble collection of valuable and interesting articles. The influx of visitors bas been very to large. 1891. bad been received up to Thursday night, and L e on Wednesday ambit 261. was takes in sixpences. 10 A RIPUBLICAN NOTABILITY named Bernard, who 10 was the gravedigger of the executive government in 1793, to hosjust died, in a village near Lyons. It was he who re- SO NINA ism the heads of the Abbe Sylvain Renaud, first SI AIM debt .kusk of the Madeleine. for t h e parrot of " 111 WOK lbe loam et ILimi Leak rs ne m XVI., aid Yule Antal- WO. boa plod fa o JOINT BTOCX 118A3111. 100 101 SO 91 97 99 die 61 6 321 i 1 I p. „ 3 " 7, 60 IS 116 lIS 110 112 111 is N 87 89 IS SO 16 10 4 7 1 1 14 70 10 72 10S 14 . 11 1 1 919 lit 151 ii $Pm “ 111 lit i IPa ISS lib 1) lids" 4 ft 103 105 ~, 6/ 101 106 69 61 " S Si t. - - i o & MI. 100 110 „ 13 14 Adbr4 " 95 97 * l f e 1 Si dis• I#ILWATB. t . 1 2 SI dls am Fa 12 die U e 7; pa 34 gas ' li 11 74b; I. , . , 11 2I Pm pa I/4 Of 135 96 95 56 95 95 GO ICO _lO2 ov 92 9i -97 HO la f gm i (with lat.; — a Ms par 16 1 Si 11 • 11 MI gat 47 49 - - a a 114 ni S 1 I l Ms ies pi • •4 e , l Pa F Via ve Slj ____._ ___ __ _______ _1 Closing No. EIL Barrow , Pd. Prices Maness dens yesterday. to-day. -------- 22,3ta 40 Australian all 81 93 82 11 40 Itrit.CoLitank&Loan Co. all 20,000 30 British North Americas all 40,000 23 Chartered auk of Ails 3 1 01 die 18,000 20 Chart. Bank of India, Australia, and Claim. 2 die UAW 11:0 Co l onial lA, 106 Ocausereial of Loans_ 20 13,000 ID ing.,6oo6.,&Aast.diart. 18 01 1 — die 15,000 10 linkilrhart.Bank of Aust. 20 21 13 10,00 20 Ditto New 8 par 4pm 31 10,000; SC Landes and County 2O 60,000 , 50 London J lot Stock lO 50,000,100 Londoe and meeuninater 20 11,000,100 NM. Prow. of England 35 10,4019 TO Do. New 20,004, 30 National of Ireland )0,000; 20 New South Wales all 31 SS 83,1173' 23 Orket.BankCceporatke all 38 40 3r4 30 28,000,100 Proviasial of Ireland 23 4,000 1 10 i Do. New all "'MI 1 Royal Australian Back ing and Oold Imp. Co. 1 12,000' 23 South Australia 25 U 40 19 12,01 23 (Union of Australia 6,000 .. Do. New 2 00,000 . 10 Mace of Leech= .. MISCELLANEOUS. • Closing No, I filt.l Msecauastnous. Pd. prime Bulger done yesterday. to-day. --• 20,000 23' Austral= Agricultural. 171 301 311 12,300 *Austral aian Pacific Mail 3 , ,000 19 Australian Royal Mail... all $5,060' 10; Berlin Waterworks 80; British American Land— 40 60 13 50 nOto 3 BritaliCol.Bo. It Red.oo. 1 6,913 100 Canada.— 324 1 18 ISO 115 5;36;300 1 aft. 6 \ nperat..lan.actliuly 100 bless 80,000 1 s' brPri temps I par 4 130,000 4 071651 Naas of trance. 4 . 10,001 I Design Ilea Ore ..... 60,000 20 iiilera Slum 16,060 Illsisis Tien" 16.060 1 Ilia. 11•Apatka 14 Os. all 141 6,000 Id& BesorsSl 30,..01 1 il•dlierroma Tel all 26,000 1 Mule sa & 111.6airksa 5 64 61 50,000 1 National Psos4.llm.Tiel AU 10,000 10 Netherlands Lad 6 4 14 7&000 2 N.& wales 0061 k Inter. Blum Navigation Co 1 18/1,676 1 North Brit. Australasian all 1 I 23,0* 10 North of Europe Stearn 124 120,000 5 PeelltlverLauftblineral all 11 3 20,000 10 Peninenlar &Orientate:l. all 87 89 51 7 10,000 2 Portland Ira' Company.. all 11 2 11,840, lOU Royal Mail Steam 6O 65 67 100,008; 1 Scottish Austr.investm all 11 11 14 100,000, 1 Do. New 14,200; 15 Swath Australian Lad— 25 4 2.1 4 3 r 70,0001 1 Submarine Telef. &rip.. all 1 I 75.000 1 Do. Do. Reentered all 1 1 13,000, 20 Trost&LainCo.o(l7pQui 6 10.000' 100iVan Diernsa's land lll4 121 111 1116112 prises to. N. Paid Prisesng May. 1 tawaleis .ll 4 4 1 Mario Mouslias Oak. all NON 10s. Oleg% Osillwalsa lll 4 i IRON 10 +.estralasian 10 fAsslisiss ." aoloo 1 Assusliss Osraillera.." -- all . 1 Me Iftsla all lON 50 111660916 Inn le (kw all 4 4 16,006 13 alleithltbea— ILI 10.000000 16 IS elksaine.liss.ati.pre. 135 I 11 S t 4. InClenn sad . • all If 11,000 10 MAL Alm I* bey IS 19 $1 110,000 1 Camases —Oink 40,000 1 +fla.os6oll6.o‘,Taw. 1 ila 12,000 44 . , 94, 1 49 190 . 000 9 gaiorot bow . Olidelle l6 1/ 19 1 110, 000 61. fOoppe Wasp et be& all 41 45 0. 000 21 fln. Pled pse Ont. all dls Ipa 70,000 5 tftepiktesksa l6 isMinr 411 I 214 15,000 2 thetas 100,000 1 Gnat 1E42,6 Vela Rep. all 15,000 10 tOassral_ all 14 1 4 14 1 4 72,000 1 Onol Direllia Swiss all 1 1 11,000 4 Great 141.20111 00,000 1 LUNA, 10,000 3 illatna. all 14 I 10,000 6 Ladlcalsa. 1 1 1 dis 144015 1 sMarkalta ....., ....... . 11l 1 i 40,6 0 1 New Grua& 90,010 1 *N.Unares Ilia.flas.Cs. all 200,000 1 Nouwen Weds 10,000 10 Postgleaud Slew all 11 16 100 60,06 1 Uwe' ,06 6 Port P Bak all hillip Wass go slaissaaseg Iran 19,00 e 11 trio. 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Om. lk Claer . 6i;ji ill ism sol MIMI -....- 1 : 114711 11•11111.117.... "...... all %able NA lielle ." all Da Se pi Cust. Misr 2s. *As& so west IlssOas 10 Do. SI per Oust Preis& 16 Wales al Press . . 1$ Welles of 11111216a011: a 0100.••. 74 4 ft. ee os 631 311 12 111 $ 114. 14 l U e 114 us 111 id ss n a a 72 74 sd SS ST 1 din par a 21 131 90 92 id 1144 113 311 60 70 73 9• 6 7 pa 77 176 71 S Rd 16 100 004 100 , e l :1 1 : :.. d i, ~ SI . I Ti di .. 7 4 gi Nit 18, :43 7 $ •• 0 42 .. i 1 ick 11 I di, ii Si 49 it $ MI 81 le l i die It 7S re 4 die „ 121 12 „ 49 40 " 49 50 " I die par „ 4L4, 5 0 " ae I" 99 101 1331 ad 13 111 11 it „ 444 el+ 39 leo .. 4 1 dls ~ $7 39 " ill , sA dfj lb zd 11 S 99 1 9 1 Si § id '4 PP h e 69i 111 9 “ Moe / 3 i S i n r.l goi 31 11 41 1 $ iiii 23 13 II 7 ei '4 li t LONDON COURSE OF EXCLIANGE.—MAaca 6. BWe and M. Mcney. Time. Prime ma negotiated this day. Amsterdam per C 3 Mamba 114 171et5.... 116. lrlate. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Brsesele Bambara end Altana ~ •,ilhoes. 6 sell. limm. 1 selir St Petetsbarg pair ruble 36 ... 36f Paris per A Sad 25h. 10e. ... 25h. 154. Ditto ,, I MonUis Ibtr. 35e. ... We. 40e. . 23te. 33e. ... 25te. 40 0 . spar tlO . 111 M kr. ... 11318. kr. Minim 013000 par t " 121. sikr. ... 134 Mkr. Isms_,,~ Madrid Oulu Miro , 49 penes ... 4$ pone , 4 penes .. 49, Mite M .111.11.14.‘ ..... . .; 49 pros ... 411 s pews . . 49 pees ...4$ pease . OP 600. ... $O2. 55e. 251 x. 60e. .. 331 r. 536 e. Genoa “apla .... ........ Per --____ Messina. a “ 1 allrot 90 days clato Oporto New York SO days debt mom 4 54 Peas plea ... 134.14 peace poses ... 130 e pew* pees ... 631 poem peen b3h prom port ...16 paw LORD MAYOR'S COURT.—Yesterday apetition v presented to the Court of Aldermen, by Alderman Wire, signed by Mr. Joeeph Callow, an attorney of the Lord Mayor's Court, relative to the charge of 215., made by the Clerk of the Seals, Mr. G. T. R. Reyna!, for the mayoralty seal, and requesting the court to order the return to him of e.. Bd., being (as alleged) the difference between his lawful fee and the sum charged. The petitioner said that the sub ject which he had brought under the notice of the court, was of great importance, netwithstanding the smallest, of the sum in dispute, as a great many powers of attorney went to New South Wales under notarial seals, and if the charge were an improper one, it was made to the prejudice of the person really entitled to the fees. The petition was referred to the General Purposes Committee. RESISTANCE TO FACTORY REGULATIONB.—A public meeting of manufacturers took place at the Town-hall, Manchester, yesterday, on the subject of fencing off machi nery, in cotton and other factorise. There was an exceed ingly large attendance of manufacturers. Mr. B. Hyde Greg; Mr. Thomas Basally ; Mr. Nathan Worthington; Mr. Oldham hktaker ; and Mr. Henry Houldoworth, took part in the proceedings, and resolutions were adopted, declaring that the meeting viewed with great dissatisfaction the renewed attempt on the part of her Majesty's govern ment to enforce the fencing of horizontal shafting, and was of opinion that such proposed fencing is unnecessary; also regretting the renewal of the obnoxious instruction to the factory inspectors, as calculated to perpetuate feelings of antagonism between the inspectors and owners of factories, which previous attempts to enforce the proposed regulations had created. HEALTH OP LONDON. The Registrar• General reports :—The winter's cold has passed away, but its effects still appear in the registers, on which during the week that ended on Saturday last the deaths of 1,660 persons are in scribed. The deaths in the last seven weeks have been 10,988, and have thus exceeded the weekly averages of the year round by 2,288. The moon was at the full on Saturday (March 3) ; the barometer was low (29.368 in. mean of the week) ; the mean temperature of the air was 40.8 deg., or nearly 1 deg. above the average, 9 deg. above the freezing point of water, and 14 deg. above the mean temperature of the previous week; the dryness, or the excess of temperature above the dew-point, was 2.1 deg. The wind was W. and travelled at a daily rate rising from 60 miles on Tuesday to 265 miles on Saturday. The sky was often evereast, and 8-10ths of en inch of rain fell In the seven days. Electricity was active and positive. Last week the births of 838 boys and 888 girls, in all 1,728 children, were registered in London. Ia the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1846-64 the average number was 1,661. ROMAN REMAINS AT BRIGHTON.—On the let init., whilst the labourers were digging foundations for the Mares ea the Crescent now building en the Ruud Hill gatzatinliate, at Brighton, belonging to the members of the Land Soilety they discovered an urn, evi =llfiess gftbsay. Oa being examined it was found to Mom, *Usk bad been burnt before being so depo- sited. TM sea stands nine inches high, and about six Wise breed. No lid could be found, but that such had be longed tie the us is certain, from the fact that a well-made bum bless, ie good preservation, was exposed to view. Some Now antiquities were not long since dug out in the immediate neighbourhood. It is possible from the character att=4 ,7 that a Boma aseaspwat formerly nieted is TIIIIIDAT Evunre. The English stock market exhibited a further de cided reaction this morning, sellers preponderating. After falling a per cent., a rally met in, and the clos ing range was only I per cent. below that of yester day. Intelligence that heavy fluctuations had taken place on to-day's Parisbonnie tended to render prices rather unsteady. The government broker has con tinued to sell stock on the rise of the last day or two, but the public remain steady investors. The improving tendency of the exchanges and the influx of gold into the Bank may be referred to as favour able features, but at present the market is chiefly re gulated by considerations connected with the war and with the Conferences at Vienna. Much impa tience is expressed for later. accounts from St. Pe tersburg. _ _ _ According to to-day's telegraphs front Paris the bourse exhibited extraordinary fluctuations, but, after experiencing a serious decline, the Three per Cents. had recovered to 70.65 upon a rumour that Sebastopol had fallen. The regular telegraphic despatches from Paris, however, failed to come to hand. Yesterday the closing price of the Three per Cent. Rentes was 70.50. At Amsterdam prices show no further change of moment, but all the other continental stock markets continue to rise. At Vienna extraordinary buoyancy is shown: the Austrian funds have risen about 1 per cent.: the exchange on London has fallen from 12.23 to 12.10, whilst the premium on the precious metals is quoted 2 per cent. lower. At Berlin Russian Five per Cents., have risen 11 per cent. At Frankfort a further great advance is also observable, amounting to 1 per cent. in Austrian stock. According to Hamburg letters, large sales of the Russian Five per Cent. loan of 1854 continue to be quietly effected. Consols ranged during the morning between 921 to 1, and 931, and were quoted at 4 o'clock 931 to for money and Thursday's settling. The " con tango " to the 11th April ruled at 1 to 5-16 per cent. The day's variations were in a great measure due to the arrangements for the settlement of the monthly account in Console, which proves" bullish"—i.e., spe culative operations for higher prices preponderate. In the Stock Exchange money is well supplied at 3 to 34 per cent. on government securities. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 934, 931, 921; ditto, for account, Bth March, 93, 931, 921. Three per Cents. Rtduced, 93Z, -1, 4, 1. New Three per Cents., 931, 4, 941, 931, 931, 931. Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 4 5-16, 41. India Btock, 224. Bank Stock, 2134. Three-and-a-Halt per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 991. India Bonds, 10e. prem. The June Exchequer Bills remain quoted ss. to Bs. prem. The foreign stock market was quieter, but gene rally showed steadiness, except for Mexican, which closed 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Turkish was only a trifle lower. Peruvian experienced no movement of importance, the Atrato having brought in no mail from Peru. Other stocks fairly maintain the late advance. At four Although the supply of foreign bills on 'Change this afternoon was not extensive, it was in excess of the demand, and the rates were generally quoted at a further advance. The quotation on Paris reached 25.421, at three months ; on Amsterdam, 11.181; and on Hamburg, 13.61. The rates on Vienna and Trieste indicated the existence of a more favourable feeling. Owing to the recent improvement in the exchanges only the Californian " parting " gold (which contains an unusual proportion of silver) can now be exported to the continent. During the last three or four days a considerable quantity of gold has been presented to the Bank for purchase, including that brought in by the Marco Polo and Kent from Australia, and the fine gold received from New York. The subjoined is from the Committee of Mexican Bondholders : The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have advisee from the city of Mexico, dated 2nd ult. Mr. Whitehead had had an interview with the new Minister of Finansi (Mr. Panes), and was continuing generally to attend oaths interests of the bondholders. The packets brings 12,557.16 deli. from Tampico, but (for want of hard dollars) nothing from Vera Cries (or the divtlend fund. The annexed memorandum is from the Mexican Financial agent : Received per West India mail steamer, just arrived, 12,551.15 dole. from Tampico, for account of Mexican dividend,. No remittance from Vera Crus, the mail hav ing been despatched before the arrival of the conducts. The amount already deposited in the Bank of England is 51,1 ill. se. In Mincing-lane to-day the sales of coffee went off with spirit at rates about Is. per cwt. higher than at the previous sale. A large ',proportion of . the suer offered was bought in at very high rates; the portion sold realised very full prices. In the market for land shares to-day, the only fea ture was a rise of 10s. in Australian Agricultural. Bank of Australasia shares rose 11., and London Char tered Bank of Australis, 10e. Peninsular and Oriental steam closed at a further rise of IL Crystal Palace shares were last quoted rather flatter, at 2 15-16 to 31.16. St. Katharine Do* stock has been dealt in at 83, Australian Royal Mail Steam at 31 (101. paid); Berlin Waterworks at 3 and 21 (51. 10s. paid); General Screw Steam, at 141; and Royal Mail Steam at 66 to 1. Annexed is an extract of a letter dated Canton, the 12th January : If you have had a wretched year at home, you have the satisfaction of knowinz that you have contemporaries in affliction out here. For what with the entire stoppage of the import trade, no opportunity of ,purchasing for the capon, and the exceedingly pleasant broken' reports and account sales of last season's teat—all these combined will, I fancy, tend to " keep the memory (of this year) green in our souls," as Moore has it. New season's Congous must have done much better on the average than the shippers could have originally expected. But of course the peculiar state of this port, immediately after the market opened, must have had some effect on your side—small credit at you attach to reports from Canton. The shipments now show a falling off of between six and seven millions of pounds; and from what we can gather of the class of tea shipped from Shaughae and Foochow, 1 should imagine really good teas will be scarce. The rebels have not yet made their entry into Canton ; but in every engagement, both by land and water, during the past month, they have been successful. On the 7th inst. there was a regular " set-to," half-way between this and Whampoa, which resulted in the rebels destroying 20, and capturing 33, of the Imperialist junks. I don't see anything to prevent the ultimate taking of Can ton—particularly as the insurgents have a number of foreigners of all sorts in their employ. Until this event takes plans we shall have no business; and, should they succeed is their enterprise, and the channels of trade be re opened, I much fear it will be too late to secure this season's crop in anything approaching to good condition, after its long detention up the country. The only incident worth notice in the market is the sale of about 1,200 packages of new Taman' Congou, chiefly of indifferent quality. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market to-day is quieter, and a shade less strong in character. The reduction from the closing quotations of yesterday, however, does not exceed 1 per cent. Consols for money and to-mor row's settling, after standing for some time at 92/ to 93, have recovered to 93 to 1. For the 11th April the present quotation is 931 to 1. Three per Cuts. Re duced have been dealt at 931 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. (shut), at 931 to 1 with div.; Bank Stock at 214 to 216 ; India Stock at 225 to 226 ; Exche quer Bills (June), at ss. to 85. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 991 ; and India Bonds at 13e. prem. Foreign stocks are steady. Turkish hu advanced to 791 to 1. Mexican is quoted 201 to 21; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 tot ; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101 ex div. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 89; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 70 ex div. ; Equador, at 31; and Chili= Three per Cents., at 71. GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. Trak for week *lutist/ March 3, 1865, 4,922 i. 94. 10d.; rot roopoodlog week last year, 4,8211. 120. id. Isoresoo, 1866, 1 100 i. 174. We are informed that the works of the Daston Iron Ore Company are approaching completion. The blast furnaces are in course of erection. The com pany are at present working the clay upon their estate, with a view to the manufacture of bricks of a superior quality, and have entered upon their first contract to deliver one million, at the rate of 25,000 per week. A considerable increase in this branch of the oompany's operations is anticipated. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining sharee to-day are quiet and steady. Agna Fria are quoted I to Z ; N ouveau Monde, k to I; Colonial Gold, 4 to a ; and Great Nugget Vein, 3 to 4—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 304 to 314; Peel River, 24 to 3; Mirth British Aus tralasian, Z die. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, to Z prem. Santiago shares have been dealt in at 4 ; and United Mexican, at 34 to 32. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANK—THIS DAY. But little progress could be made Ibis m .ruing with the sale of the English wheat left over unsold from last market; although freely offered at the decline then noted. The arrivals of foreign wheat and flour have been small, and the trade was dull at Monday's reduced currency. The arrivals of Irish oats exceed 3.5,000 quarters; as usual with a large supply, the large dealers keep out of the market for a time ; quotations were nominally the same on Monday. Barley, beans, and peas unchanged. eIItRIFALI INTO LONDON FROM MAUI! 5 TO MARCH 7. Qrs. English. somata. lrish. forilltlL 1510 570 Barley sBo Oats 590 95450 Malt. ll4O Floor. 2,720 assts. and 3,540 barrels. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Sonia —The market 'entries steady. The publie sale of 6.300 mats of P, non went off steadily, and all found buyers from 270. 6d. to 340. 6d. COFFEE —lOO casks plantation Ceylon, suited for the hoots trade, were offered in public sale, and sold at pre vious rates. Tms.—The public sale of 6,000 packages did not alter general quotation. ; about 1,600 sold. SALTPETRI.—The small public sales went off at about previous rates. 200 bags Madras, refraction 221, sold at 21s. 6d. Bengal, refraction Bto 91, 23,. 61 Rum.—Good Demerara sold at 28. 4d. for proof strength, which is a low price. - • Bacm.-1,700 blade's were offered in public sale,:iid chiefly sold at 128. to 131. ; 2,000 bags Madras, out of the public sale of yesterday, sold by private contract at 13a. Corrow.-700 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. rBPPIIa sold at full prices in public sale. TALLOW MARKET.--THIS DAY. The tallow market is steady. The demand un the spot (which since the death of the Emperor Nicholas had almost ceased, the trade being under the impression that DWG must ensue), has again manifested itself. Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, is quoted 481. ; Marcb, 475. Bd. ; April, 48s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for hope is rather on the increase. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 20s. ; Tacthold Moor, 17s. ; Walls End Morell a 205.; Walls End Helton, 20,.; Walls End Stawart's,2o a. Walls End Tees, 20a.-121,1 Iron ships. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. The second spring meeting of the society took place, at their rooms, in Regent-street, yesterday. The show of flowers did not strike us as being equal to that at the last meeting, a month ago, although it may be possi ble that the inferiority was more imaginary than real. The contrast in February last between the desolation without and the luxuriance and beauty within the rooms of the society rendered the spectator particularly susceptible to the attractions of the flowers. On a worm sunny day in March flowers are looked upon more as a thing of course. There was enough on the tables yesterday to satisfy the most fas tidious connoisuur in flowers and fruit. The orchids en the centre table were magnificent. There we. a remarkable specimen of this clue from New Holland, the only one, we believe, that has been received from that country. There was a rich phalrenopsis aniabilis, with thick clusters of flowers hanging along a thin flexible stem, which wound round the head of May Queen would have formed of itself a fitting coronet. Tulips, hyacinth", camellia, azaleas, cinerarias, primulas, and other flowers were exhibited in abundance. The pines and the grapes were the finest we have seen. The bunches of the latter from Woburn were more beautiful than any that Lanes ever painted. The meeting was well attended. At two o'clock the chair was taken by .1. M. STRACIILN, Esq., and the usual business of the society was then pro ceeded with. Among the company were the Right Hon. the Speaker, the Earl of Docie, Sir Philip De M. Grey Egerton, But., Sir Charles Lemon, But., Lady Harriet Clive, and the Countess de Salim. The next meeting was announced for Tuesday, April 3. THE "HOME" IN THE EAST. Yesterday the annual meeting of the friends and supporters of this institution, which has for its object the reformation of criminal boys under 18 years of age, was held at the London Tavern, Ilishoprgate-street; the Eight lion. the Earl of Busying:nen:or in the chair. Mr. J. Bram, the secretary and governor of the Home, read a very lengthy report, Irene which it appeared that doting the year more commodious premien had been taken at Old Ford, near Bow, at an outlay of 6001., of which sum the committee had contributed 2161. During the past year twelve boys had been provided with situations, and with two exceptions are doing well ; the total number thus provided for sines the formation of the home' is thirty-eight. The present inmates number forty.eight, all of whom show signs of progress. Of these sixteen have been in prison once, fourteen twice, six three times, four four times. One has been committed five times, another ten, and a third twelve times. Of the whole there is only one who Is not criminal. Little or no restraint is used, and many of the boys are allowed to go to church alone. The industrial oc cupations of the boys at present are brush making, litho graphic printing, paper bag making, tailoring, shoemaking, &a Several boys are ready to be placed out u soon as situations can be found for them, and the present efficiency of the institution warrants the expectation that the number will be greatly increased during this year. J. CILBNIS, Esq. read the treasurer's report, which shows the receipts for the year to have been 6221. 4s. 5d., and the expenditure 6101. Is. Id., leaving a balance in hand of 121. 34. 4d. Upon the motion of the Rev. G. T. DRIFFIRLD, rector of Bow, seconded by the Rev. S. MARTIN, the report was adopted. The committee and officers were also appointed for thl ensuing year. The Roo. Jolts ROBINSON then moved the following resolution :—" That it is impouible to provide too carefully for the prevention of evil habits on the part of those classes of the oommunity . ameng whom they are so early and easily formed, ter - adopted youths sad by laud . service of those sin, bat ex conducive R. N. To' Other bat ice'" else c__ see:dial Oka he community among .....oua a. .3 . -, Bed, and that in the opini on of this meeting the means pled by such an institution as this, by withdrawing the from temptation, by religions and moral training, by enabling them to realise JLaaßmforte of a well-regu- d hems, are calculated to Anoaupßsh it seat amount of ries to the public, and nrii _waft of theempport not only hose who rejoice in thkfigivornmes of,o *gig soul from bat dell who desire * pelmotrustah,*ssevose u are dative to our social oaf ," -Vida was seconded by N. row's", Bsq., ant anottitireinsig. Ithu resolutions in f et theoloot atlas exal- t institution were also of 1001. was i 'oilseed la the room, ' of which, irdial vete of thanks Swam, with WI Sh. riWeralle ... l Ahr • •k r- " r al& Po 0 BOO* is 41 eel lb 104+ lilt a idol Weed I.