The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-09 00:00:00

pNiP ,9--444141140.* t e SI ;a .1 ,t; ;(.77 - 1 AUL' 1 aNT r 4. • I t ) (EPTI3 No. 2,644.] LONDON, FRIDAY KVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1851. WILLIAM MAIII3II, NOWSlStighllpia•Tret, Mast sad house carpenter. Josatra Moscumr. Kim-West, 8eka 44240 , 110861041 Westminster, MONEY MARKET. [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SECOND EDITION. vietusrler. WILLIAY HOLLOWAY. saddler. IS 10 _B I _Ol l idatrep sad 3 /!sOirs Ggibier",. TaviszAT livaxare. v . LEEICAL. MEDICAL. and GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. %. ANNUAL (Ansa sumo st hag*lak Ira be beld et Or Olbs et the Itetklth ea THURSDAY. the let dig ot Ranh d 1 swat eradetWoll via& vatetly4 Ike Mom sad oat ar taa dee ern et ea pagrleteus) visa, irk& Aefe arsarlekr ember et arereek. a tam atailkaa kr die e t aware eetteer. vast mad the woe et nab eamedele aka et Mot tearkes kre betas Er diy et asallaw The essainee at 11 AWL maddest at Aka. 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PARENTS and GUARDIAIIB.--The Mira of youth to the rospsottos rib far • their yams! oosolbrt sact ik = is tih i r that sowuarDs , ILSCUSAZ • asaskssias Ira grow* awl tar Imeralit sal toodarybe Da bah. ROWLAND. ZALTDOP, he hislirowish mho sad scarrisska. sad rossovhst attsasons arartkos, sad ROWLAND, ODOM, Rol art LWOW, bt roadsotog oho gosh boatathilly whits sad rlas S. sossidorod todioymostis otoomassonss allsimassdahros goesosal advsaugoo so salosrosby milts hr sod adathoL OM by A. 110WWID sad eo re, li. Ihstmgasisai laska. sod by paw sad hataraws. Mare Spartoss Insttatkoh 1 1 0 PREVENT a COUGH, take ••• of Dr. LOCOCKII PULIIONIC WAPRI/Ji two of thou down • dry. Wow dimply owes moth. allay all Irrltatiwormi mum as hap from dt• acts of fop s sod cold &W. llwy ban • $ towto.—Priso 20, N., lle. pot box. SW by mediae woollen. R R. 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AM, be tio Ewe Author ode* len ed., • TILLTIBII e• ASTHMA endMA:3Mo( the 111•111 . „ Laden : Lonanan and Oa THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING FATS", pre* IL Ladl e ttal Jeerml, addiated trey added and MLism* de same i. 4 die of Me suranl adro—is saverasy of Its Ism roped ad Is dra davoiattle q tr l Warm- Ike cealaird Is do allp. ealway, led so arlida—the paper 11 = 1 :0011311MTOIRDENTS AT Till 111 AT or WAIL us FOGIIMM II MIAM I Is AN As raireadadp siely 'spit et WNW, theD IMPARTIAL India 8... 1. lap idol to it % Overimal IHY..iI It entail WE ONLY MILT 11111D10 UI'OIT, whl he et pleeL _ IT T..= ALL °Tritons ADVIATIATINArre. ow ledopendeld, eel thee*Telleger by etre them duty pare ere ow et Nesollee. rombikesl end arty Isletuallee.sedeeed he Melt • obereeter polities sot Wen, le eq. lb be girdled easy Itoceadlor ce germ ea bt the kingdom; ce Ike ease. IS. beneerteetest. ineernet, tondos. 11.1. U dinky be esperlereed to nbeakikg the paper by wenn pot et a tdrM prim the giallikier tatt4 ce erelleetice. Walsh the woo et woe epees ra ft le papply it. at 196.14. per %sorer, veld k advisee try Pewit order. D AILY NEWS FORWARDED tothe COUNTRY by WIEdING PONT, at les. dd. pat qr lamest la rheum, glOlll4 I/ADM/X.1% Urger Albsay-st, IdgeWs•perk, Dookmair mad New Agent PA!LY NEWS LENT TO REM), from 8 LEL atil $ p.m, at la. par weak; rappned laws or =At pa, far bd. par day. ar 19a. tr u g . aartar ; by Ms. W Paw Apo, Is, Tampirdzeit. VatILT NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, II& p er qvarter.-811111 by MORNING MAI it SI Meet. IRMO 00.,195. Id. per 4.-11. ADAMS. 9. Par Weitailmour. News Agat BAYSWATER. - DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ; and 'apples:l to the ootialey by evening poet, at Itehtd. quarter, paid In odeasea. 11. BIIIIIICIA. Orove-tamoe, West. oembegoot. COURT OF ALDERMEN.-RUPTURE IN THE CITY ADMINISTRATION. A court wan held on Tuesday, at which we are Informed • very extraordinary scene took place within closed doors. When the Town Clerk presented the bill-book to the Lord Mayor, for passing the accounts in the usual meaner, Alderman WILSON requested that the consideration of Use accounts might be postponed until after the regular business of the court should be concluded, as he meant to take an objection to the motion for passing them. The usual business having been transacted, The Towle Cxxne again brought forward the accounts. Alderman Vinson then rose and said he objected to the passing of the accounts, and he would give his reasons for his eppositioa. Alderman Wiaximmediately moved that strangers with draw; sad the court was accordingly cleared of the crowd below the bar. Even the Sword-bearer, and the Mace bearer, sad the Marshals, who are generally treated *es optima when orders are issued to close doors, were directed to retire, and the aldermen were engaged in hot discussion between two and three hours. It we. diffkult to obtain correct information of what took place within the court, but rumour said that language unbecoming magis trates and gentlemen was used, and that the Lord Mayor was called upon to bind over two members to keep the peace. After which the court broke up in • state of great excitement. THE TILLIIPIC ACROSS LONDON-1111D01. The Chairman of the 0 I Purposes Committee reed a report from Mr. D. W. Harvey, Commissioner of Police, setting forth that the plan recently adopted of compelling the drivers of trepan, carts, and other vehicles proceeding over London-bridge at • walking pace, to keep chum to the kerb stone, had proved most satisfactory in relieving the geoersl traffe, and if continued, would Wins a greater amount of public accommodation then the plan recently projected of making • footway on the sides of the bridge, and throwing the present footways late the roadway. Ons eergeant and six constables had bete employed to super* tend the carrying out of the sew regulation, and the iF creased expellee would b 3 about 6001. a year. The number af vehicle; of all sorts end of equestrians passing over the bridlp from 8 am. to 8 p.m. daily was about 16,000; and of pi &striae., 60,000. During the experiment the wages of the policemen (slightly increased) had been paid out of the pop lies rates, but it was clear that this could not be cestirtmoi s as the service of the men was diverted from their duties, to an object felling within the province of the BM. House E,tates Committee. Mr. Harvey, in oonelusion, ea• commended that the cab stand should be removed free King William street. The General Purposes Committee recommended that Mr. Harvey should be authorised by the Court to continue the experiment sin menthe longer, and that a conference be bad with the Bridge House Committee to consider the best mode of making permanent arrange ments on the new eyehtes. Also, that the cab stead should be removed from Keg William-street to Monument-yard. The report was agreed to, and Me. Harvey's suggestions ordered to be carried into effect. - - HIATT FALL OF Ssow.—On Wednesday evening snow Mpaa to fall steadily in London and the neighbout hood, and had continued to descend without intermission up to 11 o'clock last (Thursday) night. The streets and roads are all but impassable, and the Intense' of the Maim on the northern railways are witneame to the dielenity of eommionimiion which it has caused In the country. Oar meal despatches from Liverpool, Meaobeetsr, Bind , glum earl Leas bad not arrived at oar ordinary hoar of piss to P•i&—Dosig Nom FROM THIS NIGHTS GdZSTTB. DESPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN. WAS DEPARTMENT, Fn. 7. His Grace the Duke of Newcastle hes received 11 1 a Despatch and its enclosure, of which the following are copies, addressed to his Ones by Field Marshal the Lord Raglan, 0.C.8.: Wore flobestagiol, lan. 111, 1866. MT LORD Dora,-1 leave the hesseur to lay before your Ones the copy of a dsepateh from Lieutenant Co!pail Blue nose, which he wrote by desire of Omer Pasha, expromiag his Righassis approbation of the services of Major Beat, of the Royal Engineers, mad the deteelemeat of Sappers which I lent him in the slllllllllllr j hie regret at the lose of Lieutenant Bute, of the Royal Ragineen, and his high sense of the ended and anytime of Lieutenant Glyn, of the Royal Navy, of hie Sense Mahn= Prime Ernest of Sue Lebeingen, and of the detachment of seamen of her Majesty'. feet, employed in the eonstreetion of the bridge across the Danube, the success of which he attributu in a great measure to their well-planned dispositions. Colonel Simmons your Oran will pereeire, has farther been desired by Omer Naha to say, thati it would be very gratifying to him if her Majesty should be graciously pleased to reward these ORcers for the able services they I have rendered to the Ottoman Army aid the common 1 um. I think It right to mention that the Honourable Major Gage, of the Royal Hors* Artillery, was the officer who conducted these detachments to Roustchonk from Varna. I appointed him to this duty, having previously seat him to iimunize the armament at the former place, and being Wis. fled that the employment of his services on the occasion would be advantageous.. I beg your Orsoe will be so good as to obtain her Ma. jetty's permission for Private Andrew Anderson, of the Royal Sappers sad ►lisers, to accept and veer the deans non of the 4th clam of the Order of Medlidie, in considers tion of his distinguished gallantry.—l have, *c. RAGLAN. Jossrz 11111110 P Sad 'AXIS HAIM!, W0W)1177. Will shire, woollen nianoteotaren. JOHN ANDRZWO Ct..tasa and Juara DAVISON, Cheap. title. City, watabousenes. HENRY Palma, thread, tailor. Tmous Baoou, Beatietiaratrast, Covaatitardoe, trim meirebant. Cuar.za Buroat sad Jamas Hamra, Liamostrott, City, .:pert HEAL 07 frofts lowed Viegrlslon' NNW ..-1f14.E51A00 mu. Depalielfacia: 14k4.191 itleisq 'Oes.as. " of T N . Day, . IM.. Aosta4 3.740,M2 Mbar DePoate ........ 10.583.7 N irvaiddiviad other Ws N retk,lL 1/16L Hie Ones the Duke of Newest* ie. ste. ite. . . Versa, Jan. 8,1855. 8 4 11.1 s MT LORD, — Highness Omer Pick has requested me to write to your Lordship to return his best thanks for the At in services mauled to his army by Major Bent, of the Royal regimens, sad the detachment of flappers under his in *ommand. fTd His Highness dans@ me to swiss his regret at the losses rit which han bees sustained by this small detachment, who, f t under the Cranks of Major Beat, hen well sustained so the character of the British array. se SO His Highness has already espresso& to your Lordship his u regret at the less of Lieutenant Burke, of the Royal et m Bushen, who his Highness sonsiden So have bee, as 1 ) nicer of muds =wit. His Highness desires me to inform your Lordship that :Z . he has done himself the honour to write to the Turkish et. Ambassador at the Court of St. James's, expressing the r a desire of his Majesty the Sultan that Private Andrew g t . Anderson, of the Royal Sappers and Miners, may receive and wear the deeoratioa of the 4th elan of the order of Medjidie, is osnunoration of hie gallantry in recovering the - tho body of Lisateaant Burke, attar he was killed at the Z . pesetas of the Danube, on the 12th of July last. la the et. meantime he has presented Private Ambition with the r " decoration, and trusts your Lordship will allow him to Ist wear it until the troutmends of her Majesty may be received. His Higness farther desires me to 'sprees to your Lord- $ e ship his entire approbation of the =tanner is which Msjor 11l Beat has ociaduebril his drain. et. Hs &sires no to Worn your Lordship that this seen showed great energy is hie andeaveers to rotor &listria Wove Zs siege w;; raised; that he subsequently showed Ha Crest gallantry at the passage of the Danube, when he was IT the first to lead es the left bank, sad covered the landing te of the Teritish troops with a demeimmat of riflemen. who maintained their pound under a very heavy Are, wail the 85 disembarkation of the supports was dieted. at. Major Bent sad his flappers were subsequently of great so service in *revise up the lite de pont at Georgsvo, and 13 to the oonatradion of the bridge mom the Danube. 61 His Highness desires to take - thls opportunity of express. tr lag to your Lordship his high seam of*. services rendered 5 4 by Lieutenant Glyn, R.N., sad H. 8. H. Prime Ernest of i t laze Leiniegen, with the detachment of sailors of her lfso Majesty's fleet under their command, is the mostruction of st. the bridge across the Danube. 16 His Highness considers that the sumo of the construe Lion of this bridge is in great measure attributaMe to their it. 1 well-plaaaed dispositions, whieh, although szecuted with C limited swans, proved folly effective to resist the storms and is strong currents of the Danube. So He desires me to say that he is folly satisfied with the to seal sad indefatigable energy of this detachment of her 11 4 Majesty's fleet under the able direction of Lieutenant Glyn, 1 0 whom he considers a very promising officer, and entirely worthy of the madame of your Lordship. at His Highness desires me to add, that it would be very gratifying to him if her Majesty could is was way reward these officers for the able services they have rendered to the at Ottoman way and the mum elms. I have, Re., (84 1 •0 J. L L SIMMONS, _ _ . Field-NA/dal Lord Raglan, 0.C.8, de. By the QUEEN. VICTORIA R. Whams imilmatiles has bean received that certain acts of a highly teseansuble nature have best, or are about lobe done or attempt" by certain British subjects adhering to the rt: Gueen's easaiss o either within ber )(spotty 'a domiaions, °rick at parts beyond the sums ; snob es buildiag, or aiding tad assist. II ing in building, or equippiag, ships of war, providing stores, or Tackling, Arms, and Ammunition, for such Ship, or 10 otanufacurtag, or fitting, or siding, or assisting in mama (sciatica or fitting, Steam lidashiany, either for each Ships or for other warlike purposes ;or by entering into contrasts, is inigsgensente, or agreement for some of the aforesaid par. io posse, or otherwise adhering to, aiding, 'Udine, or abetting, lq• the Queen's Su males iniparts beyond Bess, in levyiag or car at tying on War agsiut Hu /dainty:: now Her ifsjesty,lsy this R. i. Her Royal Proslamatioe, dotb wars all such proem en gaging in say such treasonable designs or attempts as atom said, or otherwise &dhotis, to, assisting, aiding, or abetting, the Queen's Enemies. that they will be liable to ha appro. bonded sad dealt with as Traitor', sad will be proceeded spinet with the utmost rigour of the Law. Given at our Court, at Windsor, this eighth day of Fobraary, is the year of Oar Lord one thousand eight hundred sad fifty-five, and in the eighteenth year of Our Beigs. GOD rare the QUEEN. ALizito Brion, Flirwori,;eas Guildford. Many, paper mannfacturer. Jamie Caocci and Jou Caoucm, Wimbledon, Barmy, builders. JOHN BUCHANAN, BIORIIISIO-SiTSIM, City, u_atdatarer. ALIXANDII KIRICALDT, Bent Murat-Hill, Tower street, City, letterpreu irniter. Jona MIDIRWOOD, BIPSOMI, Eenvy, victualler. JOHN WALTER RINI'S, Pars Wharf, Upper Thues street, paper amt. 0.0101 WARD OILIMI4 11101110011Mith, liemeed victualler. Joss BIRD, Canton, near Cardiff, Glamorgenshlre, lime meaefecterer. Jortr Bun, Birmiegham, fender maaufeararer. Emma Lao, Holly - wood , Zait's Wort." Watauga. shire, racer. 84111111 L PLIMSOLL, Entellehl, feel ammeent. PRIDIULIOR Btricoca, Cam. Lansmaire, proem. RICKARD BROIL/. Joan BROIAP. lam Bacmar. and W !Luna BROILP. Botany, Leaman", cotton matt faeatren. (homes Racism; Biehopiteenamith, Durham, lima mad weelin drerst. for Ye mak maw MN I. LW. rissiTyr .. MUNOZ ✓esearttles lintATO I a▪ nd Silver Oda , MAN IILIBILALL. ChidalaLlia SUGAR.—The avenge price of sugar, the produce of the British immersion is America, computed from the returns made io the week oodles the fhb day of February, 1856, is 19s. 31d. Sugar, the produce of the lfanritios, 20s. Ofd. Sugar, the produce of the Bast Bain, 24e. Ogd. The average peke of the three !beeping description of sager, joiatly, is 19s. 9gd. (The remaining portion of the Gimes bad not arrived at the time of ear going to preen) SHAIE LISTS. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoow. The railway share market to-day is generally steedy. Great Western stock has advanced to 661 to 4. Lancashire and Yorkshire, however, is dull, at 741 to 1. London and North-Western is quoted 1001 to ; Midland, 694 to 4; South•Basterna, 171 to ; Caledonians, 304 to 314; and Great Northern., 22! to 1. French shares are in moms caeca a shade higher. Northerns are quoted 344 to 4; and Paris and Lyons, 211 to prem. ORDINARY SEAM AND STOMA 1 110: 4 1Abiidift .. Wolv. __ Mama et 11l Da. ea. as M.. 100 &DWI and &Oat leo all Ctsigir asaialpl ail Out ma Orin— ... 45 MID nal Dana lam all Dusl4llD,sad weint all Dlll• aa t ua ll le mad R.)... all DMus NO Imam Was, Clam 4 Do. Oda B. U. aria.)... 100 MAINE 1 Lou Tad Lassadiss 100 Maimed assiZcr«. all Edisbergb add 100 tasrekiteok.Desiso 100 (Woo ba d &d Wawa 100 0010110110111011 aft 100 De. 4, Mask ....... Os. bat lag D Ot. Oastb. swl West. (Lm) 100 Greet Waters .. 140 Do. IllaarYsai all lasanaror sod Oadids 1 141 Do. 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New —, Nuitisso de Cubs South donna= [ln Croft I .Vetted Yew Wader West Mariposa ....„ 4 Transferable by JOINT BTOCI 'Australasia ttrit.ODLOrukALoatt OD NSW l!Arth AlneekoS.l% i>ri~wi suck of £Ua OW. Bank at lads, Mistral* and Claim.. (timid lOsummanifil et Lanka =tAmtClert. wit et Amt. las Nov ..... Union and land= MA C SINk Landan and yadeniesle Met. Pm,. et ID* laid—. Do. ft.., Nal=et Waal low IN& Wm..— Proladellitt=k6 1:1:41tor Royal Australian Rank aad Ovid bop. Co Cake of Australia Do. Now Uniaa of London Wi 10Cirei 173 I la 1I I I ►o I WE - 141 oTt to i to fit et rol 100 * lif 40 40 se ss l 30 11 1$ WIND AND WEATHER -4s-- (71011 Tim WINCH 07 Tit IMMO TILMOILAPI COMPANY.) THOBBDAY, FIB. 8. litallorm Course of Wind. Maar d Weather. Ormawleh N.E. larAbory Darby w.. wow dam. Nottingham . E. Snow. lakestor Ibastrater 3 8 =t ...... ..... .. N. .. how. Motasia.Trent.... .. loosaator Carlisle Whitehorse N.E. Lois . Prod. Holyhead N.E. B Ihorpoot Duldin Warm Southampton Coow Por wes tsmouth ..... .... N.E.N.B. 8........... Cloid— . Whady. Whaoligeid Lswrtott &L....—. Bain. Yarmouth N. B. ...... gam Henri& Ipswite Mime —... E. Frost. N.L .. Imam Ciloaoseter — N.H. Cardiff _ N.E. Swann' N.E. Hararlordwoat N.E. illumrobary E. Snow. OrMelsomegb Grist Grimsby IL.-- . Frost—gaom. Boston .. ........ ---" Atomism M... -- Scow. Hordes N.E. Perth N.E. .... Hard halt—hold. * Olargow N.W. „.... lbow: „. ONOW. Bend. bandsrland ...... Derlingtos W flearbonma WI ll Z. ..... Prism. Yost N.E."...... Mae. - N.B. 8.1.11. Horny. N.E. H lam N , SIM Ott--.... .awa ... Tobridge . ffil, j No. ea. MINILLUMOVII. Pd. - Priasi yastarday. 10,900 Avalnina 0010/40affaL 174 110 hl id 11,500 Aussransisnitilis nail ... M.,a00 lo Australian Mpg 108 all 33,000 10 Berlin Welarinnts 50 Britian Amnion Loa— 40 60 65 50 000 1. Brlt.ooaLlis.oll4ll.oo. 1 10,000 Mos 1 100,000 1 121 St. sa.aadluly 1005 1 1014 106 4 /11 1110,000 4 Moos Miriam 4 pn 10,00 1 Duns lna Ora i 11,000 111 Krim alas .« — 150 00 Mark Dislralo 2%090 Ito Stn. navigation 110 Osnuall.Lllllppkig Oct. all 6,106 Wan Dastionnasar lO 30,001 1 todliarsaasoallact.Tel all 111,1410 10 Medea i iltAntarlasa • 6 14 30,000 1 4ationilW66ion.fusi an 50,000 10 Nettassisnli land i 4 14 figettih 15,000 2 51.8. Wain Onil& Inter. Stan Saripiks 00. 1 168,711 1 !folk Wk. nanralaina an 1 1 1.5,00 Stt Kara at Damp nay. 124 120,000 ftglawilaillaalisnl ell 24 11 20,900 ItliaidatiOdOlLlPM. all 30,000 rellinai baliftiplay. ell 11 11 14,610 1 ilayal Ilall 11aan. SO 10 41 100,060 1 Atastr.lnvintia all 14 11 a 100,000 1 Do. lfire 14,250 15 *nth Minoltas Land D,OO I %tar= Tenn. snip all 1 1 73.000 1 r Z ialaisea VilsiedDs. all 1 1 2o Ilneess 5 10 0 000 00 104 Vaa DiansWeLand IN 11 11 1 84 die Par 110 s i ris fi I. act 16 lak pa ---' 1 I i ex a s 1 1 dis 1 1 dim Si 90 $4 2 1r gar Igra am 9= • 1. idei — oar 07 100 le I ink IL 01 ra ds 84th 1 II fl pa 47 4I 417 y e w 14" 4 Iyetalsy. Pr-117 et I I i i. St II aIdIISIII tiOND tO.lby. 41 1011 ii .. II a i-i !s .P — Oar to•day. lf zd The English stock market showed heaviness to. day. After declining j per cent., prices closed about per cent. lower than yesterday. The only feature in the-transeetions was a renewal of sales by the broker who acts for the Bank of England and for government, and to these sales the decline was chiefly attributable. Apart from the arrangements connected with the monthly settling in the Consol market, business throughout the Stock Exchange was extremely languid. Money, to-day, was in active demand in Lombard street, with a fair supply. The rate of money in the Consol market was 3 per cent. At Paris to-day the French funds closed to 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. The other continental ease markets remain quiet. Console for money, after declining to 901 to 91, closed at 91. For the new account of the Bth March the price ranged between 91 to } and 911, and closed at 91/ to t. The " Contango" advanced to 3-18 to per cent. at the conclusion of the settlement. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, ooL 91; ditto, ter account, Bth March, 91, k, 91. Three per Cent. Reduced, 91i, I, New Three per Cents., 91i, 92, 91f, 911. Annuities of 30 years, expiring in 1839, 41. Bank Stock, 212, 213. India Stock. 224, 221. Threeand.a- Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling: payable' in 1859, 99a. India Bonds, 12s. prem. Exchequer Bills maintain their improved quotation of Bs. to 9s. prem. The foreign stock market presented no variation worthy of notice, the operations being scanty. The Madrid has taken out 72,9611. in specie for Lisbon and Cadiz. The shares of the Ardennes Railway to-day were quoted rather lower, at I to 1 prem. In addition to the projected " City Bank," the pre liminary announcement of which was made yesterday, we are informed that another joint stock bank scheme for London and the provinces is on the tapie, to be called the " Bank of London," with a capital of no less than one million sterling. Sir John Villiers Shelley, Bart., M.P., is to be chairman, and Mr. Scott, who lately contested the City chamberlainship with Bir John Key, is announced as provisional manager. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 13th inst., for the hire of a ship of from 850 to 700 tons, for the conveyance of convicts from England and Ire land to Fremantle, Western Australis. The Directors of the South Eastern Railway Com pany have reduced their charge for telegraphic mes- sages between any two stations on that line to laper twenty words. The amount of bills drawn by the East ladia Com pany on their respective presidencies, from the 25th alt, to the Bth inst. (this day), is as follows : s. d. Bets of Buhaage. Bengal .... 121,301 8 2 1 Maas . ls,ooo it 7 20. per Company's row. Bombay.... 2s. fid. per ditto. Total The following meetings are newly announced, viz.: North London Railway Company, for the 23rd instant (to be made special to empower the directors to raise the new capital authorised by the act of 18M) ; East Indian Railway Company, for the 20th instant; Droit wick Patent Salt Company, for the 27th instant ; North American Colonial Association of Ireland, for the 28th instant ; Rent Guarantee Society, for the 22ad instant; Mutual Life Assurance Society, for the 21st instant ; Brighton Gas Company for the 22nd instant (at which a dividend will be de clared) ; Whitehaven and Furness Junction Railway Company, for the 27th instant ; Sambre and Meuse Railway Company, for the Ist March. The next half-yearly meeting of the London and North-Western Railway Company is called for the 23rd inst. The ballot of the shareholders of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company is to terminate on Saturday next, at two o'clock, and the adjourned meeting is to be held on the 14th inst. The sum of IL per share is to be payable on the shares of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Naviga tion Company, out of the suspense account, on the let March. A call of 6s. is to be paid on the shares of the Tottenham and Edmonton Gas Company, by the 6th March. _ _ _ Australian Agricultural shares to day declined IL, South Australian Land 10s., and Peel River were also flat. Bank shares were quiet. The General Screw Steam Shipping Company's shares have been dealt in at 141. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by telegraphic express : I Paris—Thursday (this day)—(Closing press): Three 'per Cent. Bente' for money, 67.86 ; for amount, 67.90 ; ditto Four-and.a-Half per Cents., for money, 95.60; Bank shares, 2,990. The French funds have closed Ito 1 per cent. higher then yesterday. Vienna—Wedutaday (closiag prices) : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 821; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cann.,72. Bachange on London. 12.20. Gold, 311 per sent. prem. ; silver, 271 per cent. prem. This bourse remains dull. Amsterdam—Wednesday (casein; prim) : Dutch Two s:id-a-Half per Cents., 611 ; ditto Four per Cents., 90 9.16; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 171 ; the Coupons, 41 per cent. ; the Old Three per Cents. Eiterior, 37. Portuguese, 38 3.16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic'. 62 9-16. Mellow, 201. Russian Poar end-a-Half per Cents., 871. Granada Deferred, 6 9.16; ditto Aviv*, 141. These prices show little change. Hamburg—NV ednesday: Spanish New Deferred Throb per Cents., 161; Menioan 14 offered ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 293; Rumba; Five per Cents., 931 offered; Sar dinia*, 79'. Frankfort—Wedcesday: Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 171; ditto Old Three per Cents., 301; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 84. 'Szchange on London, 117. Austrian stock continues heavy. Berlin—Wednesday: Hunan Five per Cents., 963 offered. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocw. - - _ The English stock market continues extremely quiet, but the recovery of yesterday afternoon Is maintained. Consols for the Bth March were quoted daring the greater part of the day 91} to 1, and are now called 911 exactly. For money transactions are recorded at 901 to 911, and the present quotation is 91 to 1. The Three rr Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91k to the New Three per Cents., at 911 to 91; ; Bank 'took, at 213; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 991 ; Exchequer Bills, at 6s. to 9s. prem.; and India Bonds, at 121. prem. In the foreign stock market the only transactions recorded are in Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs. at 93; and Brazilian Five per Cents., at 1001. Mexican is nominally quoted 20/ to 211; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 17/ to 18 ; Russian Five per Conte., 100 to 102; and Turkish, 78 to j. Tawasaiy Evinnrci. Few transactions have taken place to-day in the British mining stock market, which presents no new feature deserving of notice. The gold mining shares remain neglected. Santiago shares were flatter. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ciocic. The gold mining shares are still very quiet. Aria Fria shares are quoted 1 to 1 ; Nouveau Monde, kto 1 ; Colonial Gold, 1 to 1; and Great Nugget Vein, 1 to I—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 30 to 31 ex div.; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Australasian, 1 to 1; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, 4 to i prem. Santiago shares have been dealt in at 31. Other ' stocks mania without toosentout. MARK LANE.—THIS DAY. This morning's market was very thinly attended ►y buyen, in a measure owing perhaps to the severity of the weather and a rather heavy fall of snow. Holders of wheat ware Ann, and the little bminess transacted was et rates tally equal to *out of Monday lut. Flout was quite as dear se before. - — liarisiM — eia moderate inquiry at former prima. The receipts of oats do not snored 630 qre. Fitton conse quently held this ankh with firmness, and needy bluer. had to pay rather mime may. Boasts and peas natimaged, LILLIVAL9 INTO LONDON PROM TEL I. TO TEL 9. On. MOW 943tah. Irish. Yoran. IMO Barley 3llO Oats 360 4O I ISO Malt... 670 . 190 auks, and LOOM= Avsaa•na—Wheat, 76a. Od. ; Barley. 314. ad.; Oat; 91a.74.; Irk --a. —4.; Beans. 402. 64. ; Pew. 406 92. lITEILIa AVEItiOEB: \3O «. . What. 34s Berle ld 17s i tOdll7 3l • 141 7s 3:1 46s 66 las. 6 ... 744 3d 3I• 6d 174 id 4 4 • 4d • lld 454 ad 13 ... ... 73e 9d 34s 11 Hs 61 43. ed 414 dd eas 34 30 .„ .„ 714 id SA fd Xs Ild Os id 1 54 7d 14 56 37 ... ... 6114 td 1114 341 264 Ild 414 2d 140 le 11l Fa. II „. .. 704 lld Us Id Ms 7d 411 td 14 id a we*/ Agi. Atm. T d Ha Sd 274 fd Gs 4d ills 10d --- Q DesT.—Wbset, Barley. Osta t Rye. team. and Pea.. la. Prim. Dee. 36. —— 74s ... 73 f 0.......... 73 9 ... 72 2 ... 76 11 ... 69 9 ... Fln. IS. I Jan.2o. Jas. 27. Feb. 3. 1 ., ... I ... I LI- LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (sr muumuu TZLZOILLPH.) (PROM 011111 OWN COIRISPOND1111%) There was a moderate attendance of dealers at our corn market this morning, and a middling business done in the retail, at Tuesday's prices, in wheat, oats, oatmeal, beans, peas, and other articles. The only alteration was in Indian corn, which sold at a slight advance. MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. Sonia.—We have had a good market during the week, with a fair amount of busineu done, chiefly at Id. advance on last week's prima. Foreign has also been bought nun freely by private contract. The refined market has bun firm at previous rates, brown lumps, 425. Id.; grocery, 43a. to 411 s. Id. _ _ _ _ _ COPFZB.—The quantity offered during the week in public sale has been small, and prim have been supported, with • limited bovines,. Native Ceylor., 46e. to 465. 61. Tae-.—The trade have bought steadily at lest week's cur rency, yet there has not been any animation in the market. SALTPITI.E.—A few parcel. have been sold for oasis, at fully 6d. decline, ant the article has a dull appearance. grioss.—The public sales have gone off heavily, but prices have been about sustained. EVIL —The reduced prices have tempted some specie lators to make purchases. Good Demerara sold at 2a. 9d. to 2s. 10d. proofs ; 2a. 41. to 2e. 6d. But India proof. COTTON—The amount of business done has been mall this week, yet prime are supported. Fautr.—Curranta: A fair amount of business has been dons at previous rates. Raisins: A cargo of Valencia. have bees sold E • price not made public. In other articles no material alteration. Merkets gene rally have been inactive. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market has advanced in consequence of the proclamation prohibiting intercourse with the Queen's enemies. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot is quoted 675. ; Feb. to March, 675.; March and April, .671. ed. ; April and May, MIL MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of beasts is small, but the demand is equally so. Trade is very slow, sad Monday's quotations are barely supported. The supply of sheep being unusually short. they are for the most part disposed of ; but prices, on the average, cannot be quoted higher. Owing to the general depression In the trade, ves are considerably lower. nem Germany and Holland there are 26 beasts and 22 aping ltd bode. Nada& tad Elteelko 400; and gsa y lielt stows from the home counties. mane or albs. La. 0. ; Per stone of labs. ads. ==i 1 12 14 4 44 , 4e41. :: I 441: Beet Bed D" 0 deoseddoidlid Beach 3 0 4 0 , be. do. Mums 0•• I EVIS 446 6' inroad soooadquoldi 3 4 3 4 4 4 1 Do. do. dim 0 0 Dec. li & alt-brri. 4 8 6 0 Limbo 0 0 _pasta at =Mt. 797 ; oboe odd labs. %OM; aim. et Pia BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mears. Patteaden and Smith report the hop market Ara at late prime, &apply very limited, and consumers short of tock. COAL MARKET.—'PHIS DAY. Walls End West Hartlepool, 26..; Walls End Cusep, 30i.-1 fresh ship •t market. RAILWAY AND DER OTHE R R BILLS ON STANDING OS. Yesterday the standing orders were declared com plied with in the fallowing cues: Batt:moue RAILWAY.—For a line from Bridport and Ike Malden Newton Station of the Wilts, Somerset, and Wey mouth Railway, at a cost of 65,0001. 809 TM BASTIN/4 RAILWAY (Themes and Medway Canal Abanduomeat )—Withdrawn. 01.1018. D. WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAIL ' WAY.—To alter and improve and construct additional works, and to authorise arrangements as to Stratford.ou- Avon Canal, and Stratford and Moreton Tramway. The standing orders were declared not complied with, OA the mend of an informality in the declaration. LIKINICI AND CASTLECONNILL RAILWAY. The other measures passed were :—The Western Bank of Scotland (to incorporate and rive power to sue and be sued) ; Union Bank of Scotland (for the same purpose); London Necropolis and National Mausoleum Amendment; Neweastla.under-Lyme Gas; Weston-super-Mare Gas; Dublin Roads (abolition of turnpikes) ; St. Helens Im provement. The select committee on standing orders have declared that the standing orders may be &veined with, and that the parties may proceed, in the case of the Woolwich Con sumers' Protective Gas petition; the Torquay Gas; and the New River and Trustees of the River Lee Company. Grueznak Commirrme OF ELecriorea.—At their yesterday this committee appointed Monday nen to &sow the committee on the Barnstaple petition, and to Els a day for striking the committee on the Cambridge petition. According to a return just presented to the Amen. can Congress there were posted in the United States for Great Britain during the year ending the 30th of Jane, 18b4, 2,137,611 letters, and 1,6 12 , 6 7 1 newspaNirs; and there were posted in Great Britain for the United States during the same period 2,199,093 letters and 960,106 newspapers. THE COAL TAM—Yesterday, at a meeting of the Court of Camino' Council, a report was presented from the Improvement Committee, stating that in pursuance of the cote of parliament row rebuilding Landon Bridge, rte., Mr. Chamberlain had laid before them a statement of the several dudes and payments of the fund provided by the acts for the quarter ending the 6th January last, showing that the sur plus which might be paid to her Majesty's commirsionera is further liquidation of the charges made by them on the said fund to that period was 38,8481. 6.1. Mr. Hall, in moving that this amount be paid over to the commissioners, said may persons laboured under the misapprehension that the corporation received the whole of the revenue arising from the coal tax, whereas they received but a very small portion thereof. A large portion was constantly being ex pended in metropolitan and county improvements. The above was the amount the corporation paid over to the sot missioners quarterly, and he hoped the fact would receive due publicity. Other members of the court concurred. THE LEDLtIt Chill BEKVICE.—Sir Charles Wood, President of the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of India, has addressed a letter to the chairman and deputy chairman of the East India Company, in which be says that he has come to the conclusion that it is inexpedient permanently to maintain Haileybury College. It will be necessary, however, that it should continue in a state of efficiency, until Jan. 1866, in order to educate those gentlemen who bare been nomi nated to vacancies which occurred previous to the 30th of April last. He proposes to introduce a bid into parliament for the purpose of relieving the East India Company from the obligation under which they now are to maintain the College of Haileybory, and due provision will, of course be made for those officers of the establishment who remain upon it at the time of the closing of the college as have a claim to such a provision. An examination will take pleas in July, 1856, by examiners to be appointed by the Board of Commissioners far the Affairs of ladle, of candidates far appointments to the civil service of the But India Com pasy. Public notice will hereafter be given of the prods* day en which the examination will be held. Twenty ap iointments will he awardsd, if so many candidates are de ared by the examiners to be duly qualified. Large ilockg of wild fowl, conaistiog of gess, ducks, teal, and widgeons, visited Southampton water yes terday, driven thither by the severe frost. All the dewy ponds is thesouth, to which such birds resort lathe winter, Ism bums sp. -. i i 1E .. , , - 1 , $.". . .. t I if i ' t . ; , I ni 34 1;1 I:I 41 44 ii IR 43 414 3 134 43 47 13 14 334 33 39 SD IS 40 4 4 18 i i Si 4 4 23 It II I 6 4 .4 ,Willey I pai. ini gi i no I Silt ll I 34 77000 11,000 $O,OOO 5:1 IN • 015 NA 0 iii:aiii I PM* I u..! Te — Ps lei I 7 4 II II 1 31 l i If 10. i I L 47 ad Is° n i ii ii revive 16 2 k i dw a a k 114:4 i : 4 e 1 i i - I 111 14i : I j 1 I Oa Ms a 111 Eli Ili Sti I g if 34 id 37 $3 Is 45 65 17 ad 7 fad 17; z lin