The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-08 00:00:00

r" 7 , / --- .-- 11-7-I Cell---.- - -A l ... / - , . MIT No. 2,667.] MEXICAN and SOUTH AMERICAN COMPANY. 1 be .tote of tb sew name Isms( bees L b a im badirs, NO POURER APPLICATIONS •Aii b s krifavED. HIDE cunt, leordery. 17, Orsseelsoreb-etrest. Math 6, Liu. NAVAL AND MILITARY. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1866. CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE CHEST. /OREM 11 10 lAntwerp and Ballard= 0 4 Belem !Man Janottot 10 00010000 to Gralasawse 01. Bow.Barodalteen.lad.Bo 14 Mon and Boancon all SIAM of Prance 10 DoAtew PO Saw India :WAYS. [THREEPENCIF. MONEY MARKET. Mammy, MAics 7.—Aproirnurrs.— Sur geon W. T. Billiags (11155) to the Melatopts, 42, store ship, et 81toereess._ _ SHARE LISTS. A festival in COMMOffillfilidgn of the opening of the sew hospital of the instkediet M Victoria-perk was held yesterday at the London Ta MI eskieh upwards of 200 gentlemen sat down to dinner. 1M chair wee taken by the Earl of CaniailLs, K.G. who received a cordial welcome on entering the room. Alter the usual preliminary toasts, The CALLailan proceeded to give the toast of the even ing—. Prosperity to the City of London Hospital for Doom of the Chest." He said that in deearlbieg the object which bad brought them together to that evening he might be supposed to draw a figure of speech from the country to which he was going, for it appeased they were celebrating the opening of an hospital which had not as yet bees opened. (Laughter.) However, be had received reliable information that the building would be fit for the reeeption of out-patients on the 12th of March, sod for in-petiolate about a mouth after Therefore having arrived so near the completion of au undertaking about which they all felt **anxious, he th tight be was authorised is offering his hest congratulations to its seiginal projectors and patrons. With reference to the statistics of the institution, he found that the amount ex reidoeod up to the present time, including every item, was ~ and that the annual income from every source we 7401. A loth had been obtained to the amount 111,1111 K, so that altogether they had an amount of ' amen during the current year. He might r Money building was being fitted with 40 b was of still greater importance, there would see mmodation for eat-patients. They meth to do, hot the prise was worth the felt confident that the supporters of the in met be deterred by ordinary dellealthm. bored the ceremony of laying the first otos sew bedding, which was performed by royal occurred during the Great /imbibition of 1851, t of the nations which some persons feadly hoped a security for the tranquillity of the world. V circumstances now? The opening of the place at a time when we were turning our into swords, and the valleys and the hills Creator had planted his gardens were being by the hot hoof of war, while famine and death followed its baleful trade. (Hear,' often thought it must strike those who had ti. wards of one of our more frequented hospitals, receive the sick at the door as they thronged' sary, or to follow them to their sick and death squalid homes—he had often thought t.. themselves, . Is there not enough of disease. in the world, ia there not a sufficient of beds of restless pain, sad of couches of emu, gout', without the evil pa sions of men adding palling catalogue I" (Hear, hear.) The medical itself, in so far at least as it wee connected with tl departments, had to some eutent participated charges of defect and mismanagement which - of late been brought egaiset many of our (hear, hear)—but those matters did not in cern the present company. The moral he • from these circurnstaness was, that amidst agony and wailing, miming from different s 'pubs could we n.. 4 find in our own spheres own doors some oppOrtunity of diminishing, s best able, the su ff ering of our species, and tht some sun for the miamasagenient elsewhere I ~viler.) He maintained that an opportunity for doing so wee offered SS by the inthitutien for which he wished to bespeak their asilt attention. Peaceful cities had their victims well as l l 4. em battled fields; and perhaps, ) with reference to the particular p c class of diseases for which this hospital provided, oar own so damp latitudes might prove as deleterious to health life as Si the pestilential swamps of Varna, or the chilly ridges that ' surrounded Balaklava. (Hear, hear.) These were evils at their own door, sad which they could renter although, do what we w amid ,the demand would always overt op the supply. Tney hoped soon to have ready a commodious building, placed in a salubrious position, and furnished with all the appliances and romance which modern skill could supply, and which, when it threw opea its portals to the sick and suffering, he hoped would also send them forth in renewed health and strength. (Cheers.) But, whether or no that should be the case—whether or no the door should open again for the elk of their living forms, let the supporters of toe hospital during the tim these poor patients were en trusted to their are surround them with en atmosphere of watchlulness, of tenderness, and of love. Let them commu nicate those lessons of religion which supplied suffering with consolation and immortal hope, and let the influences with which they proposed to surround them correspond even wally, as it might be, with them parse and more blessed influences which could only descend from above. (Cheers.) lu this hop* and ezpeetation he begged to give " Prosperity to the institution." Mr. 113xwesx read the report, of which the leading items bad been noticed in the chairman's speech ; and, in addi tion, observed that all they wanted to get them out of their present difficulties was 10,0001. Now, he had heard the shouts of sanitation with which the accounts of our shells thrown into Sebastopol were received; but every shell cost 6/., and, taking everything into consideration, the expiation oust 251. (Hen, hear.) If they would give him 500 of those shells, he would promise to discharge all their obligations. (Cheers and laughter.) 1 A collection was then made, and, including ICol.each so tram the chairmaa and 19 other gentlemen, the munificent 101 lulu of 3,700 1 . was received or subthribed. ETINING. The railway share market to-day was good in cha- m ratter. In the afternoon, in sympathy with Console, prices improved, and generally closed I to I per cent. higher than yesterday. This market is evidently so strong, and some moderate purchases on the part of r o ° the public would probably have a decidedly beneficial 11 0 5 influence on prices. .35 71 8 1 11 I die P 7 Pa Me I 3 I U j 6 7 pm I 21 pa lj le pa Wanxsen►t Zvisrato. The English stock market showed some flatness this morning, sales being induced by the approach of the settling day in Consols (to-morrow) and by the decline at l'aria. In the afternoon, however, renewed firmness was observed, and the closing quotations were the same as those of yesterday. In the Stock 10N0128 LIGHT BROWN OOD una Aiwa amuma, sM oz, Dr. sib 11111 1 Malliel" multiramelly CAUTION the publics end = 4,1 nom On pon, undaluman, and =U s an=usirdse nnny sintii=. ltsi hrr or ot ibett her e o ns& oil nine tin is ille MOAB damp and otinature aro Wand to s babe, 'within vide ma an samba bolt. all of Ilona rt. lltausisLeobse. Cloth G. B. Brown (18d2) to the Centaur, 6, paddle wheel stows frigate of 640 hone power, at Porumouth. Assistant-Surgmus J. Hnit (1817) to the Haulage 60, screw items ship, at Portsmouth ; end J. Young (1861) M. D. to the Twos, 4, store skip, for Particular service. Acting Assistant Burgeon P. W. Wallace (1854) U. D. to the Arrogant, 46, screw stuns frigate, of 360 horse power, at Portsmouth. 10 Do. Eno slob .11 takalldo, p. 31 men et all 010. do. 59 t lidos's& 10 OmM Jyinodoo of Midshipman T. G. D. Bedford, from the Sampson, 6, paddle wheel steam frigate, of 467 home power, Mediter ranean !Ratios, to the Vulture, 6, paddle-wheel steam frigate, of 470 home power, for particular service. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. 15 O.Trank of Canada - Imam .11 D0.12L Law. k Atl. lraor GO Da. Cart. al Debiatanta W Do. Conspy.'s p. it. do. 10 Great Central or Frame.. all Great Indian Pentnipula.. 2 Do. Eat. 5 percent U Exchange the prevalent feeling is certainly more confident, but is checked by the re-action at Paris. At Paris to-day the French Three per Cent. Rentae closed at 69.15 to 20, being a further decline since yesterday of about per cent. Several of the other Continental stock markets also show a little tendency towards reaction, after the late buoyancy. At Vienna the exchange on London has recovered from 12.10 to 12.12, and the funds are flatter. At Frankfort Aus trian stock has relapsed about; per cent. At Ham burg, however, Russian stock is again better. The commissariat estimates were published to-day. We recapitulate the various government estimates for the service of the ensuing financial year, pointing out the increase over those of the year now closing : lacreax. SOUND and WHITE TEETH arm not only india aj peer* requirhe tea airaing amok/ la beili rue, bat Ups are perniarly . sessa - aas as IlladiNift burr and icerrity. " = " tha warm eared he he pur rs% RoWLANDIP oOU TO sr DIDNIMIKE Maaae an. rivalled is mates all tartar arleargerirer. aM imparing • pad-like Iridium IS ea arralled anrar. ap ah Of War buy. namiras ha pas Ina rd auk re meth Indy u her eeeaMe.and. Inn Its annanale Manse. arestaree and parr to Or WSulk Pro "AK par boa. vire —Tha veer Korai, Ohre am the Yak era A. sow. LAND and 110 Na. 411‘ " ea Ifs harearrit Orr sated erb boa. rid Walla. OW by ara and Norma. The railway share market to-day is generally I Batter, and yesterday's advance is in most oases lost. ft London and North-Western stock is quoted 991 to 201 4 100 ex div. ; Great We s tern, 641 to 661 ex thy- Midland, 691 to 1 ex div.; Lancashire and York- too shire, 77 to it Great Northern,. 22/ to 1; Caledo 100 - nians, 32 to • and South-Easterna, 181 to:. rather French sha res are lower. 100 10 ORDINARY SHAMS AND 'TOM& 10 * - O;." 11 8 88k i I Via 21 Si 3 S I IP, 98 911 93 97 ICO 102 tie II DEVONPORT, )(Aiwa 8. The Colossus, w►ieh airiest yesterday from the Welt ladies, has come into harbour to be decked; sad to morrow morals( the Dake goes to the &mad, to take her powder W. It is expected by Me sad of the week we shall all leave for flyilthead. Ot. — Vitiat.Canel7db — aet; all Do.Bdo, pay 57,0 pt. till 55. all Da. Co. 62, do. 36 all Do. de. 16, do. 60 ail Do. do. 13,without op. all gamilion and Toronto all Do. 6 per Cent. 10 Lyme and Gwent 12 161 li=ad Mediterrinesa 10 Do. New. if St idi per 97 100 14 1 isi =MAR. Pratiatad by Royal Utters Moat et Itsgerei. ert resererl try the leal of flio tools de M Pertli. ma Ors Emma Rage et leedirras nem& Trlessmer. lie. I. In a of iskoillen. igsmisMiss. amil rettiesitiem etebe erten. MA. elltritority. Is Os siert andleass ell Mem at (Web apidelises is aside* =s vein et she wok at POWs& ON. 3. le dr pee ft Sot elm et atrados gala'. asattotaWa i lllit e =g l yaw with to tbe lordielis aseitleatim .7.1= Ano ammorlla la as wed& mon term 'Mow wt. Mr 104 =II. us alba dada et roe at aura. mg et all feeeleties WINE& 111 s, mait as am tat lellet table without *dr um liiiismiggllL Mils is maw st 1 ts. as* ; tree try mt. 2r. OEMs Feld Imis onenes am. se rwieshom ay adosta. - Lai. lomitS=. .0.-7,16 baig new basola toi mak la Imam et LAM -nil Osimastrart; oaarterl i k IL balm% Sidisiatteet, Imo;Petsilky. i Morn, atalmair Itlatbooso. =bitts i g gais lowdl. . 14 moussisimustrme. asst.. PLYMOUTH. Meace 7. The Conqueror, new wow weam-nhip of 100 wino, and 800 noree-power, es to be laesetted at this port the lest sprit ttdes is May. to the amount of Going Priem nabs wow mount of 12,000 L p a . pd . RAJLWATS. yesterday. Is 1 p.n. fight metitiun that •---. 10 beds, and what St. 100 stardom maid be unlimited Lei 1 14 amikerg., Nolan DAM. mi 11 iastlunstica. 44 ' had, , Iha ___. leh/ ta. 111 all Sim Wray. feateserVelley 8 A Id II straggle, EMU we -`l2. 294 Oblem.lam,ll. Chemins. 18 114 db. institatioa would . 974 all Do.Chsablirk-30111251.C. DI 17 SM. •AD vtamillms* MIL 438 . . _ ..tat atone of their IL -1 '-' • IBM , -ti—iii 11 4. 4 "6- ffN Id , .i. royal hands, and la. 7 " ' n 1111 664 Se ill 1851 that regress Clhelle =„V med —" 7 " 7 114 60 ell oast toped would Prose SO 43 Dalin sal Ildikiilaia . . $ 1‘ db. I. What were the 13 all Ihmi,Prll.,eadaterd.J. 94 oi he building took St. 100 art — 14 11 our ploughshares II ell DittSll It and 11 )... lii on which the 10 all Easters dee-- ...... 114 111 xd 114 s d It. MO Semen Haim Class h.— MI 111 'Lag trodden down Si 6 p„. ((me I. V. tide.)... ad pestilence and et. 100 Da_413.3 .. .... ...... ...... Si n 3, hoar.) He had et. too Lot 1,44406474 4to attend to the It. 100 rifilaweltesdOiersow 53 67 pitals, who bad to IS an 1177977 e1ii 8 awl reibiel - 2 die per b. 100 EdiebmikllWlS.Dundee 90 fl aged to the dispen- St. 100 Olangewbesulle Weitsen 70 f 2 Leath beds in their m. Lou Ott Nathan . ~.. t they must sib es. t.o Do. A, Sleek 72 74 disease and death M. :00 Do. 11, Sera ufflaient number Illt. 14 Gs siowth.esi West. (Ira ) 91 II ad , of ecatulaih g 14°. 11 5 1 11r0 Greet Do.WesMeu Volley Ge.Bsk S A 4 110 1 .:. 113 4 id adding to the cep- 55 sll Lancaster sad Carlisle medical profeselou 114 141 Do. pllirds id with the military 161 1 Do...ew Thirds 1 7pa ticipated in those Bt. 100 Lancashire erd IMAM* 77 714 In i i Mat had unhappily 164 7 1 ilt EWlet Doke -•— 1111 our denertments— i 114 11 1.404,11 and Blackwell 1 immediately eon- St. hp Lou.. wo w .. 6 & o w , .- A . 100 lad ne wished to draw b. 100 Lnd. and North Western ;an toei ~ Mb 100 ius Ist so many cries of Do. for Meow — at quarters at the Xi 16 Do. ?Mks . die Alerts and at our l e 5 4 Dc""L'lL'ad l3 . ( c .1 61 " 6 4 I ad 12# 2# Do. klatulis db „ 177 E. as we 781 0 7 be m, 100 Landon k Smith Wee so . of I . d thus of atoning in es 474 D o . en ..... 4 ye dle .: me ? (Hear, hear.) 40 14 Do. f4O l4 4K ~ loing so wee offered IS all LoodeadmrylkranlairMsa to bespeak their Si St. 100 , 77117777 -abic." 1117071577 - Ili 57 6 244 i 2 time as well as em- ". Da* 4 Shaw . 1 la. 1 Bt. WO Midland SC 55 so al i i se tee to the particular St. 100 Do . 8irm.....4 Derby IS 41 . provided, our own to alt NW O. Wee. (146.) 71e to hems* life es 13 22# Dam Ilalt Shares — a chilly ridges that 100 all Newcastle end Cortl4l4 These were evils at 154 341Notringtet bury Eaten 4 4pm 115 24,4ewportAtisre.lillereford U 9 ale ""”* alth"gll, do 50 6 Newry and Enniskillen ' 1056776 P 11,6 56 PPIY. 10 all Newry Warreopoint lam mmodions building, St. 1400 Motto& robbed with all the 15 15 13s. New — o s kin m pg su pply, 60 ai Nort..en Opuntia Union $4 al die nab to the sick and ea 100 North B r it " 16 16 North Devon. No. 1 em forth in renewed • whether or no that 8 Do.soDs A A DekTri d ll 11 g s . i B G a e la ntoad , 7 i door should open St. 100 N. itsstern-13er mak let the supporters of la 10 Do. g 77717111077 ••• 7 7 1 MI .. or patients were ea- $1 _ 1 ?, e. O.N.E. Pus* .1. 11 ! die w Leliael I ith an atmosphere of ;',l i 'a D o . D. Torii ..... .... .. ..., 454 50 " s. Let theta Marne- # 0 So Kor th wo os 49 60 „ ipplied suffering with to an 0 0 . N e w pi. Shame t the influences with 70 171 North steno/wishful tj it " 4aie a correspond even- VD all rortb western er and more blessed 10 10 N°tth&gouth"“L j e a L Clio par w 14. 100 osiorii, Wore-, Is Wearer. in at om above. (Cheers) its i l oo tit a s Naval to eye " Prosperity a Ito iwt.tta, Midland IS 44 I ' 10 :duet/glary end deb the leading items et., 100 hhronaldr•T7aka. 46 411 speech ; and, in addi- 10 ! 70 Soo t he5t....„....... LI, 0 1 1 1 4 re 18 i a dt. 100 South rasters get them out of their so i5O S oot Woks 361 19 ~ w, he had heard the 80, IS 40 , 0 A y ork .a.g, gi m p , 4 l a s . zonate of our shells 33 , ell -.wawa end Darlington . 17 39 „ Deiced; but every 10; 9 Taft Vale, £lO Shea_ , . nto consideration , the 9 / 91 4 ThanwellaresiJodikaalk $4 44 they would give him l' i , s t:l 7 4 ll : te ° o l .,, Ne t ed keit ., l 6 + 4 " ei to dischar g e e l l their 30; all; Waterford and Waffle& : ZS SS 10! ell ! West Lambs including ICOI. each soi ls Nest Corn wall *4 14 lemon. the munificent 101 I W.lndef Low.isCrystalP — 2o IMusfarkLlw (with i.e ] 16 Monism et Frame all 111162 24. dorm _OW I'4 p.r 41 slr il i it alle • Sag pa 47 49 • 40 42 Duke of Wellington, 131, screw, is to be ready for sea on Thursday swat. The new foot embus, expected front Portsmouth, have not arched. Hes whirs bare been wicked is dm teem Bede, 404 Aimed a ll Waal. See warped Oct at dm WM* ea Ormiai sad steamed to bar arooriogs. Oa may ad kiketiag day cooled, and is to go out a battens the dq (Wednesday). Vulture, 6, has bees removed Gem the Keybans Wein to the harbour, whirl dm will leave as soon as her coaling is fished.. Ells — arlar — arit:Frg7elg - si all Marvel/Ise wmt Prefer 16 Paris sad Was 10 Pad. snd °slaw IM Paris and Sawn .... .. Army Navy Transport Service Ordnance 7,808,042 .... 1,821,380 Commissariat 2,393,319 .... 1,748,746 ICI' II - 0 iii Royal Danish -- i S floral swedleb 30 all iiabre sad Mew 10 all Do. 34 per Cent. Prefer 30 U. Mode 1111 all Weet Pleaders 10 10 De. Si per Cast. Prefer II 1.3 Waiters Of Preece MI II Wistaill Of Switzetlani SO 311 pa v r s 4 191 Teta - r8t,84e,822 £12,021,818 Consols for money and to-morrow rapged between 921 to 1, and 931 to 1, and closed at 94 to 1. For the 11th of April the closing quotition was 931 to 1, the " contango " being tj to 5-16 per cent. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921, 931, 93 ; ditto, for account, Bth March, 921, 93, 931. Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, t, 1,1,1. New Three per Cents. (abut), 931, 1, 94 with div. Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 4 5.16. Three-and-a-Halt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 991, •, ditto, 1859, 99i. Bank Stock, 215, 2154, 214, 216. India Stock, 226, 223. India Bonds, 13e. prem. The June Exchequer Bills continue quoted ss. to 83. prem. In the toreign stock market the chief feature was a further rise in Turkish, which continues in much . _ In the Benad.—Hmmeslli and Bulldog. To Harbene.—Loprognable, Royal William, Duke of Wellington, Wows, Dragon, Vulture, Magiaienne, Cesar, .Cornwellie, Tartar, Prometheus, Cruiser, Rosa mood, Harrier, Anther, Conflict, Recruit, Weser, 410, Avon, sad Bedside. 1 i rA Gi 71 pa A llle Jive pehAdmal pita ft., by mkt b. 64., % ir EBILITY sod IItRITABMITY Induced by trianvroutasse; lie Spagassia, Iftels BM Iladosel . Teases. 5t.D.,./Itslelee to the Gomel Teet s." : rga P reeerll, lti lids. SM:ft* ; end h 7 Pelt 0114. tram . 25. Loshossese. • DUBLIN, MAica 7. The Himalaya, monster eat transport, arrived at Q wa from yesterday, for the purpose of receiving on board Mops forth* Crimes. She conveys to the seat of war 27$ berms for the Royal Artil lery, with seven aims sad in neressisaisidosini of and men ; the peaks ef Mal emelegme which she takes on board at Qussaeleva Wag sae eater, 73 noa-comenis sioned officer , and privates, and 118 bones. The government transport Great Britain mu expected to arrive at Cork from Liverpo,l in the soiree of yesterday or this day. On Sunday, a large number of volunteer from the hafts lioa at Chatham arrived in Cork Barracks to join the 3rd Buffs aad Thad Highlanders, uader orders for the Crimea. A number of invalids from the hospital at Scutari left Cork Barracks on Monday for Fernsoy, to join their respective Espies. On Saturday, 130 of the 30th Regiment arrived at OffiLiesder orders for the Crimea. On Saturday, 130 of tbs Intl arrived for the Crimea. _ - . - - - No. inure 35ursa. Pall T_ 100,000 1 Aril Pile all 30,000 1 /Anglo eantralian Gold all 106,000 10, 'Anglo Californian 10,00 0 10 reuitralaaian 10,008 10 +Avetrelian 00,000 I nuetrali.ut Cordillera all 60,000 1 Me Marla all 8,0013 50 disenuron Iron & Coal all 20,060 20 eliritbb Iron 13.5 10,000 IA ttlraelrop.(iar.atst.pm. 25i 6,000 30 Do. Comes and CuMa all 11,000 SO Do. Bt. JOlill Del Bey 15 116,000 1 arson's Creek 00,000 1 +Ma Com. Min.Co...lent 1 12.000 40 Coke Copper 100,006 5 .Colonial Gold (30 1 ,10 0 0 1150,000 St. *Copper Miners of Eng all 11,000 U eDo. PreL 74 per Cant all 70,000 5 ri.ug.StAttitralianOoppr all 25,000 3 'Fortuna 100,000 1 Great Nugget Vein Reg. all 90,000 10 ,General 12,000 Grand Dueby or Baden all 11,000 Great Polgooth all 60.00 u Liberty 10,000 iLio,ree all 10,000 Loatuirtian 1 101015 eMariqulta 60,0 New Granada 60,010 IN.Littares Min.Stn.C) all 500,000 M011•Pala Monde 10,000 SO Pontgibitud thlver Lead all 100,004 6 Port Phillip 60,00 1 Quarts Beek all 10,0. 50 tithyniney Iron 10,00 15 silo. New 7,00. 50 , ontiago de Caha III 50,00 1 loath ewtralian a 6,000 10 Go Croft 70,000 1 Waller 100,000 1 West Mariposa all MINIM 4s lads,. T . 1 Jai piiiiled. New sad Review! &Um. pees L.: ce. b 7 pouß for Ltd. THE SCIENCE at LIF; or, How to Live and whom u..: kr: rib imp% ads fait Dlil. AIM i:= 6 . estrils:Wilsoli alr eaV a ob. IV. IL ' aritinHMlO. sa an Ile Illinisse• la si• sar Om i. ivid_...... .1114 =IL r a =lprz EFT ar t: Plib eas bmil b a= l = 4 ; tli* wow" sod Ur sare s I 11 Paill•Ililf-fOW : thaw. a. : meat b:sewees. F li Iv Sl_ 41 iL 49 1! l9 43 43 1 Os 1 pm 14 3 yis Pa g 14 Ile I THE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING PAPER, rim Id. GNAW Liberal Journal, tM admeateot free amtmeree and a 6U wand reforms. Is the vilest sod value of its general news—ts the emereey et ha kw reports. end In the •arled mercantile and eoutancial Worms ika esstalesel In the city, nalway, and watery &Mister—this paper -. The depot, 26th Regiment, ander the commend of Lieut. C. B. Caleott--atraagtb, three °Seen. Dios sergeants, and 150 rank sod 81.--atataarkad on board the Waterloo steamer at Belfast on Monday *ming, (or Liverpool, en route to Chatham, than to j.,its the provisional battalion. Colonel WilliamFredsrick Foster, half-pay unattached, De nney Adjutant-Oeneral in Dahlia, is to be Deputy Adjutant- General to the Forms, vice Major-Oeseral Simpson. 7i $ 1 i dis I SPONDENTS AT ME SEAT OF WAR. 1711. 16 .81d. b„L COR ITV FOR N RE EVria IS RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL A. 'Wastrel, early report of shipping in the Wire fists is sap ped to It by every overland Moil. arei is costal= THE ONLY DAILY XINING =PORT. with Ibt of yfloo. IT EXCLUDES ALL OTVENSITS ADVERTISEMENTS. It la earldly boispooloor. rordi lbw* raw by mars Aso sixty yews tbab ray of IroosoirronairWro. moo kw. W orark•rooy asel gat/ lohosoiloo. oolloosi Ire UM lo rol yooltion nor bisrisit in . of is bo sobirol t ofry bralissibir or soworeas & bind= rbo ;or at dr IS" ea llosiorioatrook Floototrog. lambs N.P. If alsalqbs squelosol Y ebbablig the pew by mob* post et a Mimi pubiAmpabliiir IN. fifekill" turotrb the maw of arra was may seggity it. at 1111.61. Per car tor, paid Le &draws be Posaaller Wok& A powerful siege train is now nearly ready for shipment at the Royal Animal, Woolwich. It consists of &inch guns of 62 cwt. ll ' 1$ A number of strong detachment, of the Royal Artil lery ere to be seat to till up the companies la the Crimea. Ken who have already served 18 or 19 years will aot be tempted from being seat out. - - - .- i I 15 $1 5 • 3f 45 Par i PID 1 . 1 - The Earl of Darnley, accompanied by Major Boy a paid a visit to the invalids at Port Pitt last week. On ask ing them if there was anything in particular they should wish to be provided with, the gallant fellows said they were well provided with everything but still there was ono thier which they had a strong wish for, and that was some pewter pots, as" they liked the taste of the beer better out of pewter.' His lordship smiled, and at once gave the order for a sup ply to be perelsasel for them. Be has also ordered them to be supplied with a daily new spaper at his ezpenise, and bar provided them with a number of entartstroog books for their amassment. A leaving the establishment the noble earl purchased several pouoas' worth of stationery, postage steeps, do., which he directed should be sent to the hospital for the wounded.—South Ruins Gasette. ME TRANSPORT SERVICL—LIVERN OL, WEL- I. i f Transferable by 70INT STOCK T ALLY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY by IVIXISO FOOTO/111M.Id. per 4 . :yomebt la advance V011:4 MADDOX.III. Thew 4. Abisy., No-pork, Bookrilar and News Amt. I Sh. Closing Prier yesterday.. ißuainus dose . - 40 40 so 25 20 iirthCol.itankkLoan Co. British North Minnow Chartered Bank of Asla Chart. Bank of India, Australia, and China Colonial Commercial of London.- Anat.Chart. Le..Cbsal..Bllllll of Ana. 81 lIS I 04 dis D AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, fro= 8 am. until 3 pm., at la. pit week; wapolied t a tows or eawatry. ry . 11., tor U. per dry sr 19a. e 4 per qualm; by Kr. WALTERS, Kayo Awn, IE4 Tire Wiertirs., -- • NUDAT.—A MOW transport sailed this Ostrom NOT Cork, to take in the remainder of her complemi at of troops for the East. She will only proceed to Malta, 't then re turn to England, to be employed on government service. The Cunard screw steamship .Etna will sail to-morrow with hones fee the Crimea, and will be followed in a abort time by the screw steam-ship ladies, and the Cunard steamer Cambria both of which are fitting op for the conveyance of cavalr y. 7 ,00011ai ,000 20 AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Loadoe, Jt/d IN, poi quarlor,-811NT by MORNING MAIL. SCSI lba. ed. ltlflllo U 0.19.. M. per cp.-11. ADAM% 6 ParlbubeatAtnel. Werserrait, Sem bewse. i° ~000 sc Ditto New -- London and County Loudon Joint Stock t t alikm anti Westminster It test? BAYSWATER.- DAILY NEWS LENT TO ILIAD; Led supped to tike roan tartry maize past, et Hiked par quarter, paid Is advanso. Id. BUitelak Orwrimarrass, Walt. bierseArten. iss.marest. Crystal P. W 4 Nat. Prow.of knniand.: Do. New National of Ireland 411 401 1 too I Abirdals DEPUTATION OF LICENSED VICTUALLERS TO THE HON. C. P. VILLIERS AND T. THORNELY, ESQ. 40 Da. No. 2, Al 7 par Ct. ISO Osleisolsa, e 15 Mow mil *Vasa" all Omni /1555515515.. all DarldhalkAl Abar.hos. Art Amass Ow • Mk— toe Uct. &Aft= 11. •Pe CL 100 Do. sia. Olora C. 7pr Ct. CI 1. wt. * N• Om p0.,110 1 DIU 10 Do. Sew • per Oun. Moak Kmait.Usloct. p.Ct. 1015 fast Lossoldr• WO let 10 9$ 07 09 i~ u South Ws lOrinnt. Bank =Mks 1 Provincial of Do. New Royal Australlaa Bank ins and Gold Imp. Co South Australia Union of Australia Do. New _ _ 31 16 3• 11 SPORTING. I Unka el London .. 1 25 an Sti 10 89 40 641 68 7 9 i la . n Is " : pug ad N I — P - r — kWe iyisterfay. Beldam died to-day. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. WIDNIIMMT. Ti. TTEI STAIRS of 5 son. nee. with 40 added, be two.year olds; elm to 710; 611tH ad planes. ilet i llb. Tlo emsed to sate Wm Mae. T. T. C. (12 subs.) Mr. J. J. Ileadenmes St. Arnaud, by Pyrrbas tile Tint. Sot 71b (O. Cahn) 1 Mr. Wilkins's TM Ikronsta, est 311 (Charlton) 2 14. Bass's Keepsake. Mt 31b (Emden) 3 Ratty; 7 to 4 apt Kneen% 3to 1 each apt The Barateasead St. Armed, 4 to 1 afrt Via Dunek. Watley • head; half • heath between the second and WK. a Ina SCIAMBLI Ibuistear of 3 son. each, with 30 added. Kan a mils. (6 subs.) Mr. Wood's Kenapide Mae. by St. Lem, 4 yrs. est Sib (Kandell) I Mr. Rrethertmea The Tome IMP, 0 yrs, 7at Kb it-barites) 3 Rating 1 Ens sad 3 to 4 on Kaanyaide Hero. 7 to 3 apt say alba. Was easy by a length and • ball'' Yent.tit w • good (bled. Too LIT WOOL Mango err (bandimp) al 100 son., in preen, by sabseription of 10 eon. ash, h ft, with 40 son. added; the second to MVO Ids Make. Mile and UMW& (38 sobs.) Mr. J. J. Meadersaa's Prince fisseible, by 'inveigher, 3 yrs, Mt 7lb ..... (4annien) 1 Mr. J. °Acmes Lady Timm 3 r.,35. 711,.........(barwit) 2 Mr. Moore's Noddy, S eve. Mt .(Fortimi ., l e. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Mr Jams Graham, s to 1 sash apt Plaveiblei and Noddy. Only the fanente basked toe mosey. Won by two lengths ; three lengths between nand sad third. Tee OrriaaraL Sawn, erases cif 5 son. seek, with 30 added ; for It.yr-oids and upwards. °passel akin wdgate. One Odle. (3 auk) Mr. Sharpe. Royal George, by Temkin, 6 yrs (201.). Sat alb Mr. W names Pnectore. 3 ITS (301.), sst Ilb (Thorp) I (Si 2 Mr. Joares Mit. 5 yes (fa), let 12Ib In bettlag. Won by tbMill kerb. , bed third The winner was sold by &action stirs the rem for to guineas. The Gass, Nanceest. Snanacuma (handicap) of 10 sees. es*, bb. Tab MN sided ; the semen to save Ms stake. Miners al soy 111111Peilloe rem the time of esalartei the isolilds, oar As. owl Isiss if MOS Nib =Us. AMP Ism Mk& (51 Dabs., 14 of whom pantia. =Mk) le She Mespiesheas Mind befaMellsesay spplated to take . i. ' 7111.46. mid Ms peseeking disensed ef penetnality wain re am issustisip. It Mine ape time slier War o'clock Ware the bums ems essa iseelsd, oar rrpattior was amble to forward perlisslw of to. sass or dm, I p.si. teas; as an tbriefore com pelled to Weedy this Mikairlag keW retard es ammuniciated to as. Off ELSOIRTO TILBSZAPi.) ar l Kr. Sargent as Wasilster (11 b), aped. list Mb (J. Enka 1 Mr. W. Bermes lrestrader, 6 yes. het 4111 ... (Meson 2 Mr. Jams'. 33•4111416 Daley (a b), pad a get Mb (*.hams S Won by two langtha. Kim Mowbray fall at Basehaes and Wks bar best.. Sas annum Nan of 60 son., cme mikl was was by M. Mem% ilkols/. MOS iss. Tan Taw. tr.rso did see 011. The 111110011 iia ass. sad then was s Imp stlmisase et pineal easessg. Dow Ilassi.—Asssor Aar.—W• iss ssysralsil Is ails list the somillss al Dub, sum bale disslisd spin Miss lb* worst arairidems kr tin iiNsOss rissoosi IN diem& Ili. soma meg thas se t=6lo witsbar et bums p Mae pet is sus. the the Illased eikeellimenes at Ilhe swabs le hs =MOM anai rr otZt a. plaz , Then lier this Gias lirssztacms, March SI. WOO Is be pablisbull as tbs Illb hist. WIN" slat I Ws/slew (b b), seed Simians's*, seed Cirsdriey Lass, 6 /is WETHERBIr STEEPLECHASES. lILOMAT, Mum L. Ti, Rum lamme Sunoco, llowirfaimon of 11 lOTS. 1/Me, 1111Narlooby Si if iisalarel. with 14•••1811. About * .lm rod& Mbe amooM ow waft gam Ur 110 WI. It the NAM frifedmi be mew lb* Mb it will le viol Is ssss opefill. Zi si t 416044 romidil Kis pripsetior AN a lb MAP lb Moe .., . ......... • 11 3 Wooderor. by Tom OLIIII.. . . ....... ...... II /0 19 Wm Dimas (.• i) • 19 II Il i b CI" dam tor mare, by Moak- William the 4 9... ... a 9 9111 . 730) c•eu.s.:iiiiitost. Mom (0 0), ere 4 I 9 f Hamar (0 0) .. ebiard fli b) BIM AND LOSS OF FOl7l LIVES—MEI DAY). — This aseraiag, between twelve ad easesieek, a Ire beaks est is tle house of Mr. Hoary Lawford, arsigtost sad &sigma, No. 2, Clipstoaretrest, Portiaad•read, boas, whites was sot subdued before four lives had boos saerillood sad offing injured. BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN RAILWAT.—TraIIe kelwask main Marsh 4. 1866 806 E h. 66. week saillai Nadi 6 1 1864,311 E isx iu — kej • DUBLIN, WIDIIIIISDAT. The Attorney-General was reelected to-day for Athlone, without opposition. Lord Carlisle arrives here on Tuesday next, and wilt be sworn into office by his predecemor, Lord St. Germans. DUBLIN, Mika 7. It was very generally rumoured in town yester day that Chief Baron Plot had resigned on account of continued ill-health, and that Mr. Brewster, the late Attorney-Ott:l.ml, would be appointed to the vacant seat in the Court of Exchequer. As to the reports of the learned Chief Baron's death, they are entirely unfounded, the latest intelligence rece►ved by his family from Malaga being, on the contrary, that be was in a fair way of recovery. It was also rumoured that Sir Colman Q.C., had been appointed law adviser to the Cutle, vice Mr. Corballis, Q.C., resigned. To-morrow has been fixed for the Ennis election. Mr. Fitzgerald, Q.C., has arrived in town, to be sworn into office as ?Solicitor-General THE MORNA.-LOSS or THE:WIT-ONE LIVES.- Twelve of t►e crew of this unfortunate vessel arrived hers on Saturday morning. by the Liverpool boat. They bring the melancholy tidings of the loss of the chief engineer, Mr. Green, and twenty of the recruits. This event took place almost alongside the Morns. Mr. Green was in the boat after it was lowered, and in the berry to me them selves the soldiers jumped into her in such numbers that the bows were broken, and she almost immediately filled and went down. The captain remains behind at the wreck, to endeavour to save as meek of the cargo as possible. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. --0-- (111011 2110 01/1011 01 Till 07.0ci1,10 T1L201.411 anmary.) WIDNUDAT, M/.OOW 7. dada.. Come et Wail. 000 of Washer. 01a. 1.01• Ibary LILL ... Ikastram Flas—lrost. LLE. Plus. Rat. 11.1._.-- Prat. L▪ arasarie —. —.--- MILS ... Pea ins. Odds .. Bard frost. . Trost Uses ......—. N.N.W. t= 6" »» NAIL yl e a W.14.W lareassa x.s White fad. Oribriess Dwibrielea KW. -- The. Pirimsylk Mae. Psis .---- W N. --- rim W. —..... Pow. Timm& Idold Mid twat sow - . Caw*. lait. WWWWWiltaunt i Pus —has. Donna ..—... 11.1.-- Pas. Melia N. SisiersolL X.W. Pow. Orist DEW P.E. had Hard had Ravi frost M . ris•--00d. x.l.- Met —Sem Tat ---....-- N.W. flan—hat. Dissios Z. ... Me. ........ Plus. Path L Val doe. ...... Vary limbe. LW llOl. W5W....»»........... LW. " N.A. =as. mad dx ..---. ••-.. ••••••••• On Thursday a deputation consisting of Meson. Aston and Steward, town councillors; Meters. Child and Gaunt, chairman and vice-chairmen of the Licensed Via tuallers' Society; Mr. Denton:, one of the committee; sad Mr. T. Smith, parliamentary agent, to the United Towns Aseociatioe, attended the above hon. memben by appoint ment, at the office of the Judge Advocate, for the purpose of ;presenting • requisition or memorial, signed by the Mayer, several justices of the peace, and a large number of the most influential inhabitants of the borough, setting forth the injury which would be inflicted upon the trade by the adoption of the resolutions of the Select Committee of the House of Commons. by the confiscation of their property, and also to the morale of the community at large, by the removal from the magistrates of the discretionary power of granting or refusing licenses, and for the further purpose of requesting them to present two petitions for the repeal of the Sale of Beer, do. (Sandsy) Aet—one from the inhabi tants, numerously signed, ; the ether from the licensed victuallers. The deputations were most courteously re mired. The Sale of Beer, dic., Act was first entered upon, and on the deputation pointing out the extreme inconvenience and hardship which its provisions inflicted upon both the licensed victuallers and the public at large, Mr.Thornely oboe: ved that he was unavoidably absent from his parlia mentary duties at the time, but he understood that the so ciety who represented the trade in London were favourable to the bill, which had been hurried through parliament. Mr. V musts said he had mixed much with those gentlemen, and be must say they were not favourable to the bill ; he wide/stood they were opposed to any legis lation on the subject, but there was a strong feeling in the house in favour of some legislation, and their object was to obtain an extension of time beyond the hour (nine o'clock at night) named in the bill, and with that view they contented to ten o'clock as a compromise. He positively denied the assertion he had heard, of the bill being smuggled through the house. The hon. member observed that the petitions (which were for a total closing) were exceedingly numerously signed, and it must be ad mitted that pulilio-houses being kept open on Sunday night had a very injurious effect upon the working classes, who abstained from labour half, and frequently the whole of Monday. If, however, the act was found to be in convenient and oppressive the hours should be extended, but be gave no hopes of the bill being repealed. The hoe. member appeared to be exceedingly anxious to make him self acquainted with the objections of the public to the working of the act. A very lengthened conversation took plan upon the reso lutions of the select committee noommending the throw ing open the trade. The arguments advanced by the depu tation were listened to by both members with the greatest attention, and the palletises retired, after an interview which lasted an hour and a half, expressing their thanks for the kindneu with which they had been received.— Wolverhampton Chroxick. CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCRIPTURE READERS' ALSO CIATION.—List evening a meeting of the friends of this association was held in the Brixton National School Rooms, Church. road, Brixton ; Sir Walter R. Farquhar, Bart., pre siding. The Chairman having briefly opened the proceed ings, the Rev. William Curling, in moving the diet meals don stated that the association already supported 120 rssden, and appealed most strongly fee farther funds to COM out more fully the objects et the eseeeletion. The reeelution was to the fideriag amt. ss Tilet the operations of the society, by easpieyiNg isdpluse sueffiess to any the word of God to the poor hwaleesitle Munster fe seasite with the spirit of our Preinelest sMu, and are calculated to accomplish the pelt mil peopled by the society, of maint ain sad erMedleg the Imemelite and effi ciency of the whim The Rev. Mudd Moors, is seconding resellutims, whiskers, waseinewely carried, pointed oat the great good elhetad by the Nebo is large parishes, where from 10,000 to 10,000 seeds were essensit ted to the care of me sass. The leered /swindle was moved by J. J. Cactus, Req., " That the spiritual wants of the adult parallels et this country, assasaiai the ut most seal as strength of the ordained Widelry et the church to supply dila, urgently all fora to mks •1' such lay ageacy as this easselatlee presides." Kr. Cum mins hoped the seems soda age MS a dent ear to the wants dame wbe emslett the melte' beg fe es poor, and hoped that before Ism a breath essisly wield be founded at Brizton.—This rseelatice having less seconded br , the Rev. G. ifatlala, aid also carried, the pressedinp myna , with Oinks Is UR 11. W. rewrsitee, the thalami. .;1 - 1 I rait SgWe!tTork, I to I ifilis,PalkDoel !Su i Omit IlortlmeaS, 1 iii iii...-r-iii...-iii. :boo — 1011.4. pos.. 10' I Do. 4i per mat _ . P iTiied.rieriii — sii,ii 1 , 0 Do. cos. redeem.% Imo uo.wevavelve.ii 1 100 Ditto irraisirbil 4 p..a. all Do. Nina. Prot. Mom . all Do. Cbolor Pool Ha Sp.l all Do. M. I. 5p. , NO Do. Mrs. Oma. _ 111 Ye: c7belissiTi!-6. — M. —... SO all De. d.. as. .... Is 6 Laasseir• Ilamelos.7 10. 100 MIMS pee ant St. 100 laaJlariglit.N.o.l6p.ani R. 109 Ms New. pt 50 3 LoB.6lllllWeioo3o. ii 12 4a1l Leal. l 4 sr n *Cagr ' Oh' ,11 .a Mf`.kUrdtswl 41 1 - 11;:if ilamhic CazUsk, 100 flillma oons.BrAl 00 Si ilf 111 110 !111 DRUM.lllllll47lw;mm 174;: , .LL Md. 4 an am sorb! DebsiatAres I 100 110.5 pat.Estes.Bl.ll 100 Do. Pref.{ percent. 1110 Nardi British_ _ .. . __ _ 100 144.aut.-11srw.agkot..ProL 9 Do. do. de 11 Do. Loads p. atato. 1 9 Do. Do. Qua, 10 Do. TorkHkBParak. all North Stafortlehlre . .. 100 Oxf.Wolo.bWBLlsl. l lp.at all BaottliOoltralSow PreL all Ilona Dom 11 Ditto Med 4e per Curt all &PAK (PAILAoIL./L0.6) 100 Dim %pr et..... .... . alt BostkWeleasork.4ep.ceet .11 etlLYetleiireevar•• u• so U 108 119 Fs i i LINEA LL/ED AT 141 104 i V II SS OS Si SO SS 110 ll lo a 17 14 10 1111 711 72 _ __ . 1 4 4 ill dis a lii ai SPI s• Iff los ~u Rio If 103 105 ~ 55 $7 " 101 1U $ i 91 " so _ 1 01 Me 1$ 14 Per - 14 17 „ it par l i n z 21 95 17 x d 97 99 lit 111 1011 901 :d IN z d 100 100 ~ 11l 11i SS $4 101 11 f 'I II 90 02 ..,. ST 10 ~ IWO 138 ~ Ili I di. ~ Old i d S U n ft Si ILOCILLINIOVS. 23 Australian AgricuituraLl % Animal alan Pacific Mall 10 Australian !loyal MalL 10 Berlin Waterworks 60 Britlett American 'And 6 , Brit.leCol.sin. & Eted.Co. 100 . 0unda. Bt. o poret.JamacdJaly 0 Mate 10 & Prclerentic 00 4 Crystal Palace anomie. 00 1 Dust= iron Ore . 100 Mastern Steam 000 Mark Telegraph AO II amoral &m. Navigation 20 assaral&S.Shipplog Co. 4000 Ina Beet:cot Sugar 5,000 1 Iledhornmsanlaeet.Tel. 0,000 1 rimer L StAnitriesa .0,000 1 Markmal ParaLles. 60,000 1. Nadmeleads Land 76,000 NA Wail Coal k Inter. Slum Navigation Co 1110,074 1 Meth Australaaimi 25,000 North el Buoys Strom. 120,000 PedltivedAndkaineral 10,000 PasininisrkOriant.Stai. 60,000 Portland Iron Company 14,640 1 floral Mail Masao 100,000 1 Seottlit Muir. Lorain 100.000 1 Do. New 14400 26 Souln Australian Una_ 76,000 1 Submarine Telrg. Strip 76.000 Do. Do. Rogirtered 25,000 TrtiatkLoanCmorUpCan 10.400 140 Irma Dianes's Land I 1,000 408 h lin no Il 3 } 1014 1 Par 1 Pa 14 1 61 6f i 11 i 1 21 $ 67 69 le 2 99 62. 3 1 -l ; , isc 12j 111 10 W 11001sr0 sod 4 NOMA ID Da6lll.W. IL 100 Boalimelmariire OolosOsallill.Waisra) It. 100 Cl=e Suesdos M. 100 SastUrolsoli. *C. M (Mod Wet ) IS SI Glowystark Dna ossed Cit. Western SO 50 MdIIIIOATOrULN 113 16 Da. Anse E 14 1116.1000010 ) 131 1a Lain mai Ina 1011.011100 sis) SO SO A usa ltdiames 011e1e) 0t l0:1 laissubftewc.4 to 11t. W ' O Wale Ont. 10 10 laLMlssy.lll 1•114,111014 WAL) UN a ad Yu Mbr• Hinid 110 all seg ag g ilm Wil ins = ll.l"l"lllllll.) SO 10 00111.01•2210) SO all DIV I I mama (216).• U Prekostllssetlos.Los. 0.14.W0..k1imaT012) 124 0 MUD e skim 100 Ilegam..lol%, Ml} PM Sink Ormod so 2 114 101/s. Elam) .-- 10 War Vallsro=gar ) IS 111. 1111 & llosemit brut W Sea Ili 3 Si did 60 Lb COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Suomi —The market remain quiet. The public sale of 200 bozos Hannah was withdrawn at froM33s. to 375. 6d., which was rather above the market value. A cargo of Bahia sold afloat, reported at 19s. 3d. for a niter port. The refined market steady; brown lumps, 421. 6d. ; grocery, 434. to 491. boini.-160 casks of plantation Ceylon sold in public ails at yesterday's prices. 2,000 bags native Ceylon sold by private contract at 465. 6d. Tai.—Tlas market is firm. If/ALIT/MM.-620 bags wets offend, and bought in at high prices. Refraction, 31. 28e. 6d. ; ref., 7i, 2.5 e. Rica.-2,700 huge Bengal were offered in public sale, and bought is 13s. 84. to 14e. Role continues dull. Demerara proof sold at 2s. 3d., which is ld. decline. -- --. ----- COTION.-200 dales sold yesterday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow market is firm. The demand is improving both for home consumption and for the continent. Peters- burg Y.C., on the spot, is quoted 48e. 6d. ; April and May, 48.. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 20s. to Ws. ; superior, 86s. to 92.. 6d. ; ialerior, 601. to 60s. ; rows., 60s. to 80s.; clover, 911 s. to 116 s. ; second est, 60s. to 1066. ; straw, 245. to 221. NORTH WESTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic for week ending March 4, —Passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, and maim 20,8631. 18e. 2d. ; merchandise, 26,819 L. 81. 3d. • cattle, 1,0831. 1... Bd. Total, 48 , 787 5. 2 s. ld. CawreetZondins week, 1854.49,3191. 17a. Od GAUT NORTHERN RaLwAY.--Rorturii of traffic Mr week ending Feb. 25, 1865 :—Pameagan, panels, car riages, horses, dogs, and mails, 5,2871. 13e. Bd. ; akinhaa44o Yd ' 12,2181. 186. &I.; cattle, 4do. 11a. Ild.— Tilsi t 17,9s 1. 44. 34. Corroopettliag wok, 1044, 1.17 34 1. 60. U. favour, and I. well bought. After touching 80, or par, the price closed at 791 to . 1, being per cent. higher than yesterday. Sardinian receded 1 per cent., and Mexican experienced a further decline, the accounts from that republic being unfavourably in terpreted. Other stocks were generally steady. The corn market to-day was dull, at last Monday's decline. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 13th inst. for the conveyance from the Thames of a quan tity of stores to various ports, including Gibraltar, 1 Malta (partly shot, shell, and combustible stores), St. Helena, the Cape of Good Hope, Trincomalee, Hon duras, Sydney, Melbourne, Antigua, St. Lucia, Tri nidad, Tortola, Demerara, Corfu, and two or three hundred tons of filled projectiles and cartridges for the Black Sea fleet. The half-yearly dividend court of the Bank of I l England is called for the 15th inst. The soles of sugar to-day went off with spirit, at very high prices. Our Mansion-house police report contains a notice of an extensive robbery of bills of exchange and money by a clerk in the employ of Messrs. Gibson, Nichols, and Co., notaries, of King William - street. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange oft London was quoted 11.771, short ; at Hamburg, 13.41, short ; and at Berlin, 6.154. At the eleventh half-yearly meeting of the Railway Passengers Assurance Company to.day the report was adopted, of which the subjoined are the chief paragraphs, viz.: The amount of premiums for the half.year to the 31st of December, received anti due, is 4,3941. 3a. 61., making, with that ter the previous six months, a total income of 9,4881. 17s. 3d, for the yesrjust closed. The amount actually received, as will be seen by the printed statement of accounts in the bands of the proprietors, is 3,5161. 14s. 101., which, with the balance from last half-year and the interest on ta vestments, makes the sum of 7,2941 6s. to credit of revenue account. The disbursements include, besides the ordinary expenses, the large sum of 2,2461. 2s. Ild. for compensation, and a charge of 1501. towards the liquidation of preliminary expenses—in all, 6,4241. 91. 91.; and this loaves a balance of 2,7471. 41. 111., invested, is hand, and due from agent', from which sem your directors recommend the payment of interest on the paid-up capital at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, free from income tax, reserving the balance to meet the customary charges for overnment duty, and commis sion, and risks on existiug insurances. The amount of com pensation paid during the half-year is 2,246/. 2s. lid., making the amount for the year 4,0481. 13s. Ild., and forming a considerable proportion of the income received. The total compensation paid from the formation of the com pany to the present time amounts to 16,2211.6.., which is a very large sum considering the comparatively small number of those who travel that have insured ; and, as every person receiving assistance from the company is enabled to testify in his circle to its utility, ouch a fact ought to exercise a greet and permanent influence in favour of railway insurance. In the market for land shares to-day the onl change was an improvement in South Australlin Land. Oriental Bank shares advanced 11., other bank stocks remaining steady. The Royal Mail Steam Company's stock closed 11. higher than yester day. Crystal Palace shares have advanced to 3 1-11 to 3 3-16; the preference shares closed at 1-16 to 3-16 prem. East and West India Dock stock has been dealt in at 1181 to 119 ; General Screw Steam Shipping at 141 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam at 57 to 5b ; and the shares of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada at 52, or prem. • • I ie tk- re ce er ey SO to IS- -11 tee ng I een For l'be 4, Per Ito, per P e r ues, per 114, 13e. gad as a mach 3, or mnt. ent. ,the day's 1 i, 13th lean i. - altar, p), St. Hon- , Tri- three es for ak of rit, at notice :e and ibeou, eel. 11i :hinge nburg, ailway I report i chief • • 31st Of • * , making, 1 none of I actually accounts , which, I on in- revenue ordinary emotion, I licainary balance a agent', gonna of cent. per to meet commis- t of coma- -2.. ltd., 1 . Id., and received. the come 'faith is a I number ry person to testify se a greet ream. he only istrallan c, other al Mail I ' I yeeter- . .1 o 3 1-16 1-16 to ock has , r Steam ',team at nd Loan ter, and r money v quoted uotation tve been r Cents. to 216; ler Bills a at 10s. quiet. ,ands ire. Pe r [lean is , 99 to lilt in at t 7ot ex SI ; and EN/NO. mining . There Ii Alfred Aubyn, ed little ge some AVM vto it ein, I 30} to Ass- ;train enavon 1; and neater ' I en hedral. edford, ,in the Bristol. 1. rd. Pa- THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocc The English stock market to-day is flatter, and prices have declined d per cent. Console for money have been dealt in at 921 to 931, and are now quoted 921 to I. For the 11th April the present quotation is 93 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt at 92„ to 931 ; the New Three per Cents. (abut), at 931 to 1 ; Bank Stock, at 214 f to 216; Exchequer Bonds, 1839, at 99; ; Exchequer Bills (June), at ss. to Bs. prem.; and India Bonds at 10s. to 13s. prem. The foreign stock merket is generally quiet. Turkish has ranged between 79 and 79f, and la now quoted 791 to I. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. are rather flatter, at 18 to t. Mexican is quoted 201 to 1, and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101 ex div. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 8.51; Peruvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 701 ex div.; Granada Deferred at 61; Greek at 51 ; and Equador at 31. WEDNESDAY EVEN/NO. Quietude continues to prevail in the home mining stock market, and few transactions take place. There are some inquiries, however, for shares in Alfred Consols, United Mines, ()rambler and St. Aubyn, Roeewarne, Wheal Trefusis, and Stray Park. The gold mining and other stocks presented little feature, but United Mexican continue to engage some attention. THIS DAL—Two o'CLocz. The gold mining shares remain quiet. Ague Fria are quoted a to 1; Nouveau Monde, a to I; Colonial Gold, 1 to a ; and Great Nugget Vein, a to I—all per share. Austrahan Agricultural shares are quoted 301 to 31; Peel River, 21 to 3; North British A=. tralasiau, 1 dis. to par ; and Scottish Australian Investment, a to j prem. Cobra shares have been dealt in at 47 ; Blaenavon Iron and Coal at 51; Australian Mining at 1; and United Mexican, at 3a to 31. The Rev. Richard Cettley, M.A., of Worcester College, Oxford, curate of St. Margaret's, King's Lynn, has been appointed to a minor canonry in Worcester Cathedral. On Monday last the Rev. James Russell Woodford, AA., was collated to the vicarage of Kempsford, in the musty of Gloucester, and diocese of Gloucester and Bristol, ♦asnt by the death of the Bev. Thomas Huntinsford. Pa lm, the lad Bishop of Oloscistm and Bristol. 3 0 n 1086 :1 S 8; 8 64