The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-31 00:00:00

A r • _ Vbt Tfprt „ .fto a 0. 1 #°‘gW.7°' No. 2,687.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 1855. [THREEPENCE. ASYLUM LIFE Swift am ISM Live*, si Remo sad hr Ov ii. WNW. MINH The as pvisti vai lli dem prisslpies. lanMa; Unro lls' se PsolssNWp saw rrapparess. nap.' P.m.. IC.. spply MANLEY HOPKINS. Mildest Dons r. &BABB LIST& .-4- FRIDAY EVl3fllO. MONEY ItIAXAAT. 'W-e!Z i l;lFas• sigiscas ESTABLISHISD 1837.. B RITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, I. Prixess-street, leak. Lades. Empowered by Special Act of Parameter. I Vie., esp. S. Cuxutsx.—Mspr Gesetel ALEXANDRE, Sieultleadi Pm& liereomme rum et premium. ler mewing ears or DOM& EWI preadolui ml y required ..urtas Ilset sows yule. Ems emend papliisi at sixty, or at doll if oestirriag ytesiossly. SIUTANNIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. ilamewered by Me Maiestes tepid Letters Patine. hernia divided assaally. PmeMedes esuhr every three mouths' Mumma me. 11.114mMS Msiese premiums liquidatat oat et Hai i Prratum Ist Neves Yews. % swe Prealra Ws. of Lib. I 1 IL 4486,1 4 1 1 1 ; 414 : r i AEA. Pre. LW& Pro. PM Wan. Obi --.- --.-- - TOM EWA 4 6. d. 54.6.176 4. SO • 17J14t0123 337614 4 8 13 1 6 I 714 1 4 60 13 6 •28214 8 4 12 6 N. R. 11•416 eat Direstar. ANDREW FLUNI:3I. IllswiEw. Li. fl 1 i • 1 • • • • • • • S 4. 4. 4 3 6 2 II 4 1 1 P 4u 4 P I are P aZIMCCrLIAR SYSTEM of LIFE I gi itor:o.vco.—Tbo Mtwara al the N . /C[10:44 A 5 .402- 1, ..N 1NV13.11111,24T aft•OCIATION tnviu sureties to the .... is Sims at Ws AkintSllo6 e•elnalvely adopted by thie Aesseis- 10 /Ilk tilLs that of aliening Interest at the we or Four per tient per mi, ==di treeniuras roid, instead of the reeno.e aid uncertain • dismiss wu , lly sclo tea. u *Me sierktbe Polley.liabler wilt secure to bitesslf s eceistantly it. IMMIlig 11111MISI Invitee during tife, as well ts the Nylon% or the le bolds repeseentativ• • at his death. b 3 nellZeellbsees voles* allepeed to this Spur& of trunks, easy e t , as to Ur Mad thistlespany. 3. Pall•nlall seat, or foe- u grid Sno t se spglissidsa. St. . Medi I, 193 t. Pant Noaanow. msaagier Dinstor• ec b OUND and WHITE TEETH are not only innsii K p requisite ton stamina exterior in both sawn b tit" I=iwrealatad throogb life as Willy randsltda 111 Wren ble gdiil ty. Amor, tbe various preparations /area ne an par . oemanwe °Donn) me PIA3L D6lllllflagi OM& ers. r Y areellsailng all tartar and mereadenn, and lopartbai a ii . Embitesses to dm IlAmmellid suers. temrldld mete of tot- s & Camay. rendsring tits gems Rem and red, atm tin tee th ea 111 diet, soskete, 104 Met All MN ASAP p er Eapartiof N and purity to tits bream , me sae aa per box. Csrriox r --Ms warm .. nowlanda. WNW ant at ter lattlb and . A. MOW USD sea eon*. 20 , ttatteaserama," as die errtrearat stamp 1, nand an tests box. Sold by them. and by maws and fu lili CCOUGHS,COLDS.— One of Dr. LOCOCK'S PULIIO24 IC WAVE•S, allowed to al. letM meals. ..kt. •••dialaly mime the m at ablest It at eandklaa. sad Mslal. pquewee weak bgas eon su th• Irridatka at lop and trams. Mae • plassaattaltd• .-Seid ehasiata at la, lect.. 2a seid IL . par beat. 1 10 L . RIESBMAR. —Protected by Hord Lettere We room or oememit. see . 7i:3i Sob et dr bob da 40 44 ft" me 04 Impubi =l54•Na. 40 , 11e. I f 14 a ssimilft ler sad IS 1ab1m51.141 11 .4 g 1.11106 Winsoft Ow S. ilkiimk. Who skirt dt. gas of lbes• dip. wiladdi NM Ws* asallows all tow of U Sas 0140roms %WA w eds bode •Ws boo IWO& as assidded IN. 14r, to the Ma al le kiallb el ame wan at Ile yordillia. .1. I=t, bag , 14114.041444641mbi eta* kr km dead 811 wbbila. lotarmisl*, Yr lea* yield. Inel• glib II Y the Yob.* imlll4b ar Oa pailmarr tosatiatiaa. W ,r4= en do sompidla la Os 40•111 mow wow SW- gi ,Mal. S. as4l. me an amid of bags sank awl of all 11 wade& They my le as Or WO* Ws littbsok Air 50 we am ft e. sm. al Ha- sulk; Om by 0104 U. lo gem ispiress dirk as ad 5101414401 by Valplillk lA6 a. illmikaa, Ism Ts be MIL wbeleris sad 01■11, In Wok 44 11 11•Wrt Abub,_ A otfai as sad 00, St, 0 41344141f0rt; 10 = 1 :: B. Il• MOM. drur. vigarurtms. 7:. skaars islib h ... ; awl Pareetl. =iler. 14 I S St_ Jun onlibbed. New end ; ;Is &et bu m. semi is. or. sty owl. to :f HE SCIENCE of Lint ; or, How to Live sod : Vibes la lan Ow ; wllli mole Selo ter Ina. linelben. moil so pry' amber Mb neinmalens fee I.lollllllaa. io ltfibbi of horissio only attainable l sittr. be a o=ageb ear eta itinr-seetaii. 10 SI mil Oorarreff be INAIINIK 10 in ail bee el be Illareirepe hi llie et $ li t i Vis ibm. bens issillesi stasikat • I ihe menleal preb f lb ma 0111i110 elk . = 10 411 =Sol 7er 1 =,....i. t hail 01"Ibile end 1101 ' : Pt *4,Z: I =M A C 7 . :iin . sli tr , ..k. 'Or: " • ; liaasal. 63. THE DAILY NNW : LON DUN MuitNINU Plink prim ed. 110 Waft Übeig lonvikel. the advocate of free mmuneete and gr et id istri Moroi. Is Ibeeeteet sad vane of In general news—ln the seccuracy of Ite km NW% ADA le the ~lad argentite and eocamercial Informs. go lies egegelmel In the alty, railway. red raretetAry ratimeer--tlua paper 10 CORRESPOPIDIENTI AT ME SE IT OF WAS. 1011101011 Ranee IA RIILI kfILIS AM D IMPARTIAL. Aa eselettedy irarly report of *kipping to the Indian Sees la lap plied to tt every Overfeeel MAIL end it contehie Tag OSLT DAILY lIIINLIOO REPORT, St. with of prima I Rd T RICLUDIVI ALL oeversxvit ADVERTIARVENTL I M O . It UMW, Intlegenisat, and though resew 0 1 mere 10 00 Mit) yy WW• reR ass el liseemernageneleet thee parr leck by eceneenrey awl le* bagmen.-,aiiiened Mgt • ehadvalsr art pranks set H o bawler Is any. at. To Ire erdepel if any hookaelkar ea aerate ea in the Iciness ; out g t. the ellee. Reenurteietreet. Ileet-ocreal. Landes. N.R. II be aVerlenesi Y Mardereng the gaper by ~AM 01 pest at • mind Orb the Febt•Feee melon repieMlieb MOW the Ig amee el nese apses reedy be see* IL AMOR ref greftire. paid le Is admen by Pos•adiMe order. Y NEWS FORWARDIDtoth•COUNTAY I s a t OHS vis t a t r o c:g t y, at N opr a i f M. te r ai = 4 1 = !t sad Pews Meat Ilt. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, froze 8 am. e t . oatll $ pan., at Is. par west ; suppltsd I. town or sis. at R. ke id, p0r . 4 . 119. r b r s g i o r sztst ; by M. WRS, 0101 M. ec 10 to 1.03113031, et atilt Med. fed RtIN NKW 6 LENI Tu !USAir, it I . per qbarbst.-8111M by POMP° pAI i l PO 00..121. id . per qr .— B. *DAMS. 9. Parlinsausuer Wauasswg. Prim *SW. BBAYSWATER.—DAILY NEWS LENT TO e st RIAD. and lunar* to the plumy by main port, at 1133.3 d. N. qvatior, pant *a L. M. edaBUIIIIICIL, OroyeAstraas. Wag& 30 ammo.apiat. Y. ADNIUALTY, MAUCH 30. APPOINTMENT. Second Mailer H. 8. Kell to Ur !pada. 10, Mew Naar corvette of 330. bora pores', at PORTSMOUTH, blAncK 30. - —.----- - -. The bet at Spit head has I;;;;;Airnented to-day by the Wheal el the Pawn 161, be. Captain Mowry. from tie .totch eau; Wines ebe he Mite; up her oesoptr; , ent the , etre' , Watt, 91, gggw 3 meg .leg out of lurbou i r i • er r seer or a the to .rjaladars.t Spit.i A IM Gibers WA. Jule daily. et isar.Admaral Baynes wra beaded to-day on board the gl. peddle frigate, ea commander of ens of the divisions it MS eletki bet TM e 111;2 0.. straai trawl)" weld to-day he Con is with the Bed- The Ommanalaler.ba•Criier, Vies-Adiehal Sir T tnehrane, impeded 0&M... It aarem swop to-do. This newel. together with the din le. Arid, II sad Gorgon, Cs are twiner the red rwriga, not UM al So sumweader.in.shief of the Baltic drat, which is bice. DUBLIN, Maim $O. The 3rd West Y.Tek, the 411:i Northsatonssits, sad €sth 111•10411116 Ant militia mimeos Mee lees for the past few days pedlar elireas the chemise( dr loluremshire and enm,- natea of arrildde sins is Ellersd. emellees Mere tuned out In the leneeheseave id their miner demamilms th• it di•eharge, and compilers Om they had se elide ete behest Is the sacks I,,nder than Se period for ielde 112 sallebd. Th e matter basing cow Wan the It has been handed to those whip hod , alata44l .l l , lT i nentla of Kay, 11 , 4, that they are at Ulmheir ,to tram to t rumen home, it they wilt ; or II the, peeler bees reauerted, they end reran obeesty of Lt. The supplementer, mottrect for the supply of betties Ott the Map at Newbridge snd an the enmesh of Klestil Me bre sine to M. ems% Ili w, of U•10p101. CRYSTAL PALACE.—snituNo DAY.—March 30. Ag u i sa iome on payment, 1,131 ; ditto by mama tick its, 337.—Tntou, 1,468 WESTERN RAILWAY OP FRANCE.—Trafie for the wwk ending Ileren 25, 1865, COSA ; e rreepnnding week, 1854, 4.6271. SHREW:IBURY AND BIRMINGHAM BAlLWAY.—Traffic for meek en—me 81 n• 25 1&56.1,0901. 13..61. ; o trespoud tag we. k, 18.54, 8501 8 .74. BIIREWsSURY AND CHESTER ItertwsT.—Traffic foe week ertohne M.r... 2S. 1865, 2,0671. 4s. 7d. ; cermpend fag week, 1844, 1.98 W 4. 21. SOUTH WALE,' RAlLWAY.—Traffic receipts for the week ember Mere. 25. 185 4.8;84. 9.. 6d. ; correspeed ieg meek, 1854.4.346/. 131. Oi. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OP CANADA.-4111fik ha weak asiliai PA. 24, 1866 3,0161. h. 4d. • arm More wok 1,91111. 13a. 26. laartua l 18610 1,0411. The railway share market to-day, t►ough still ex tremely inactive, wu rather better. The best prices of the day were not in all cases maintained in the afternoon, bat many stocks left off 1 to 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs. The railway share market to-day is dull, and a shade flatter in character. The actual reduction in prices, however, is insignificant. London and North- Western stock is quoted 99j to 1001 ; Great Western, 851 to 3; Lancsehire and Yorkshire, 763 to 3 ; Midland, 691 to 701; Caledonians, 311 to 1 ex div. ; Great Northerns, 22 to 3 ; and South &sterns, 183 to 3ex div. French shares are quiet, and in some cases a trifle 'lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. Northern. are quoted 343 to t ; Euattras, 343 to 35; and Paris and Lyons, 22 to 3 prem. 011115DIANT MANN AND ROMA ILAILWA VA llamas Mass. 100 Aberdeen 1111 16 17 8$ 74 64 d m` 90 iSi 63 '4 190 I i a, ar. e• 1100 Mild fad newt _ IN all UMW. rid galybead all Oft ad INA= .. 0 DOI& sod &OA ' Jaya si r:bA u 10t , Seat ell DIN £lO E sad 11. j.; all Orem dee ISO Aseura MA" Claes A 4 11.644. D5. 0 t a: " :ll. 4 , ber s:) 100 DA &se 8 lbe Sae Laaereare 100 adieargb sad Gleegow all Mligargle rd I•erbirr IN 011119490 k Porth.Daadas 109 lieseii Waren 1645 ton Ds. 1 111 . , ID* : Do. IWO 1 00 40 Ot. /4/0014•41West. Dm] 100 Ursa Wallin 100 Da 110440101/sy G 5.0411 41 tamtavir sad 144410410 141 Do. Thirds 1 Do. ...ew Thirds . 100 Lamoblee aN Torkahin 1111 Mathis ..... Do., Wait ltidia, Doke 11 Lamileassd 1114etwall 1110 Mi. OAP 100 1 1. c .4. 1 014 1 74 . 414 Worm --- — Do. for jaw lb Do. 'Mr . D0410•16.44■41(. ((.) I 100 34 landia De. =l .. iii;4t4iis 414 De De. . Ng 44 Me LoeisolloryltEo44•4ll sit I Ds. flbseis. Ne• 100 3111111•1..... LOD Cla. and Derby all AUL 4 Wait. (Ina) 1114 DIM Datillbarea 5 oviaanatla sad Castle& I 111 Itemy Ids& Vorporiannl 6 Venn, aad Znalaklllan aU 1N.., Worespoist && lee Merle& II De. Naw si von 4 O Casatias Unice 1011 Mart& Sottish 16 Marsh Degas. No. I . all Da. Daterrsd • De. i e Claaraalad . 100 N. Indara—Da man 10 Do. Eatandos IS Da. 0.10 all Din Lade .... . 100 Da. York .... SO Looks al. De. Dm 101. Shares 174 !keen •Salsidaldre.. an Nadi Wear. 011111051Weat. Jaya . 106 Was. & %dm. . OanOral . 111111=11 le sod Barakord . VAS.. I so Diatni . loath Ihnisoni Su anal Wales 15 Son&Taelnla&lilairDan I aU *wawa and Inultagwa I v Id Oak, Sl° phaoaa DianasallavanDaelikßall # all Tals al Math o sU annarlard and mama, I all Walarlard sod Lumens' 1 an Da* Landna II Wait Wawa& • . Walled al Lon& Crystal P. 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Llama FisL 4 par or _ _ _ n.:~ lig a irsi.GrgTei....7 Iwe Nortb British 64 U il4 116 107 109 log 192 I Vai 96 IS 117 99 49 91 10 1:1 .Ka 17 17 10 71 3 .. 71 . 19 .. 94 14 1 : 1$ 141 1i ipm 1121 4 I Pla 2l 133 la 14 ,l m. 4 44 i 103 103 U 97 100 102 ~, '... 90 10 Si Si 1 - - N. 1 Ds. db. as. 1$ Do. Leeds 69. et. No. 1 9 Do. Do. Clam, 194 10 Do. Toek 1119 6 Pure& all North Staffordshire 100 OaLWove.ts w01.131.6p.et all 119oWffsCsaued New PreL 11*nth Dews DWG Med 41per Cat ell Llama (ffeeiLitoo..2l.o.6) i Oi 1 lee 107 13 14 - 2i ab- i 7 i 911 IS Firtii F r my itibeftwelosami P:000 , IS IT 1 2 pm si LNG LW= AT FLUID tN ea NONA NA INI:1 Omni Las.lk LW. NaddoiNtooldro ( to lablealtlLWtotors N IN N=t Unites Ateilodasint N N too MistUossioN. -NU toOt.=rto 134 IN Gionoutor A Duo -- _Omni to Gt. Matra Ifs D•. Arm a m . Is Lear rd Irrorliarrrn) fe 0 a ts slams s (UO IM larerreer.4 weer. 1 - 6 - pasielialoerall) • 100 Ms Ms t, 10 lia,T0000! 10per , nortai mask,. I.Bas.W ill ism/ mai =3 OSINNInii" 011.4 16 27 IN 206 12j 1$ 1$ 22 101 111 Si SI Osumi MilitCrigiatiss) U. lAtto ipir Cwt. Om) SS Pind•Alliwyr Orr. Ida aLwanarim Tat ) Diele to ascu di 0 4, is emus Pprerra) amisstabraiiksasisii U MI IT II 1717iras) -- . -- .,.1 110 113 se 110. ni $O 51 - $4 i 4 64 co 146 la; Ui Si ll§ MD 21 23 73 14 116 $ll 94 dla pot 10 31 IS 70 112 49 73 74 111 133 91 911 42e In 29 91 70 73 • 7 pa I 7 pa 761 761 71 Si 97 99 991 100 l die 414 1 Ot die 41 64 14 6 alp 7 4 ai • 24 24 70 TO 41 41 41 ii In 291 'IN I _ 9_ b 11 ; 4 3r di na 13 4 4! 14 "i poi 4 1 4 1 ail ed dim pia 29 110 94 100 ■d 63 04 ad 51 if Rut 411 id 271 2R 4 1 4L 84 II Mai& 102 105 90 92 95 97 Li 9 4 die 61 Il 121 l&" On fl 45_ 47. Clams Mom 3. . 1• I le db U 1 1 p 9 I die g H - h 91 II Se pa rr 2 1/e 16 96 96 111 91 110 102 N 93 lif 100 hi SG I ft pa to 111 in a 111 47 49 • i: 22 22f 1 die per 2tll do 6f i II Pm $t 4 ei ei is lei it D. Now SW Mks De. lowdes tepAulis.. px I mayert D& Dada arial?lsitkaa at Friar -- 0 I Ti 4 aTI NI an N ell SO Li OS in aTi an all IS If 10 lO 26 111 If 16 10 ell (Zama dam& risme Pea. lam A. WM 21111118111.11 Da• Claw% p. tio. Olga Omni of Fnmss.. Ones WEB _ ne XeirMea4 pa MO Ot. wash pa C =l. Do. co. ID, Ea, Do. b. 1I ea Do. do. Miriam* gamines sad Tares* .. e per Lyrae Omwe =wed Mee Do. New Nomura Li u:r ise. Mothers of DIM NA dans — Ordevel =2ll= Par▪ a sal Sweat ?MN sad H Cum a m Cherbourg Dem Illigsi Soft Ilambrie NM Ikon Do. per Om. Avis %UM wee Magas Lieper Ont. et Tram at ewitairkeelL In I ;II 2' I L. 4 1 ITI to to IP is IS Is Agua Ms . SAM% A1%1 . 13;114 0* time* Cabtondas fkaltralasiaa . ..... IMelrallea Cordillera vimernee boa it OW Het L.. Itrna.hop.(lmatil.pe DaOssamod Mobs De. Di. Ma Dii Dry °lngo% Orel , _ _ =Mid COPISPI Klepper Maws a Vag ;Da ft Pr juk etar eow dre o , aea Npapt Vela Pat 02.11001 40 40 10,0001 30 400301 13 MAO 10 10,101 100 a t lo 10 /4111 fo HOW k 000 10 I 10.810i4 vistb,i ll ns Ana; 10 188114 SO U.11'3 10,000 100 OM 10 141,000 1000 U KAN U NAN 30 ni i 1 PSI 4 Si 2 Si 2 a 2? it -- I A so El 40 45 pi: 2 1 02 Pr I 4 1 Poi I I 14 i 6 164 I I read Wetly of Gnat Paigooth Baden Liberty *Linane Do. B. rYuiquitu New Granada o.l.lnaroo Mtn. Pot.C3 Moumu Yawls Pootitibood Saver Lod Port Poil3p !Quits kook kite( kits, N u tml, ORlvataby Las +lb. New leestlego de cubs °Tai l 7 74 zd 221 pm Pee 1 Pen t 15 i 16 1 i 1 19 21 twin! 16,004 110,000 10,406 MAO 14,640 HMO 140,000 lOW 4.040 6140611 16,000 10.400 Ms Croft i t " At Wert ..... •Diashraii• by trumpet Mali Nor* 1616 - TaerflakeitTA — td Qom Bsck of India. , sed Miss.. I Osameesislot Loucks_ _ _ BANK/. j Leedom and County 2O Leedom .1.-Int Musk London and Westminster 30 Nat. Pros. at Enstaud 35 Do. New lO National of Ireland 32 4 New Month Wake (*WM. BaakOorpneatlas all Prosiewaloi Irelsnd. 33 Do. New all Royal Australian Bank tag and fold Imp. Co 1 South Ampulla 3d Union at Australia Do. Now Si Union of Leedom IIIeCELLAI4I ,Austrapi ArimuturaLl orrart iall— I Anti* Amnion Lead ... briLlsOaLlln.&lol.Co. Preference ibryilal Macs alms& L!Dmtan Ina On .... ),Eastirs Mos 1 61setris Toiserspi prima OWL llffliation , (MairallAildpplog 0o Ilaseraillrager 4ealtarrersa IglTeL & SLAseriesa ads laM 2 N.& Weirs Quilt Inter.l &OM Navtgation 1 North Brit. albtralesion 110 Nor% of Europe theara 1 5 PerlßiverLanderttinend 80 PINO/LROU ltetrient.ata. 2 Portland Iron o , mpany 810 Floral Mail Steam 1 doottiph At lamas 1 Do. New Aweralten Leal iiiii;l;beT•l7g:Tiirip.. l 11 Do. Ds. , i.tertit SO rrystilMoasol:lpoao 100.VDiemes'a Wad 1 Ile Os 3 ii Ms si 31 I 33, i 331 a Si tf 41 ST 39 63 67 /6 04 - SO SI 1g ti di. Si Id id 1 10 111 104 a 109 1 1 Ii a IPi Ile 14 64 7 1 Ti 1 1 7I It $ 1 I 16 11 366 Sri 13 1I TEL NEw CENTRAL READING-ROOM nc TEL QOADLNOLE OP Till MUSUCK I. a circular spartment,l4o feet diameter, and 106 led high, lighted by twenty window, at the springing of the dome, and by a glued aperture in the crown of it, 40 feet in diameter. The superintendent will Pit on a raited Oedipus in the entre, and he is surrounded by two concentric ranges of table eases, for c►talogues, tke. The tables for leaden radiate from these as a centre. a small segment of the Mule Nang partitioned r•ff to give free ate - es for the attendants going to end from tl e library, and for the temporary deposit of books in fronsitu. Al.owing upwards of 4 feet for each reader, there will be room for 336 readers. The cubic con tent of air within this r , om is about 11 million of cubic feet, and this ample volume of sir will be coo. scantly and gradually renewed by a provision for summer end winter ventilation. Between the entrance -...-..--. _ hall and the reading room are the cloak-rooms sod other oboes ; the whole of the remainder of the new build ing being appropriated to the reception of upwards of a million volume* of books. The book-eiees are of wrought. iron and in the oonstroetion of the libraries, and of the arena dome, bricks and iron are exclusively used. The dome will be covered with copper. The galleries la the reading-room will be of slats, those throughout the rest of the new building, of perforated easeiron. The decorations will be painted. It is proposed to intioduce a series of statues around the room, at the sprioging of the dome The new reading-room will be the largest, and may be medal the handsomest in the world. Its position in the quad ten& sllows Immediate awes* from the ball, tbroalh which models will proceed to the reading-room, from the king'. library, and from the library in the north wing of the building. It is calculated that this etrseture will be com pleted and lit for the reception of books and reeAers in less than two years from the present time.—The Builder. ' Tin Niel' REVENUE paid into the Exchequer in 1864, amounted to 66.737,13 U and was thus anatriard Customs, 20,777,7141.; tseise, 16,129 8431 • stamps, 7,078,0061.; tele.. 3040.6481.; propaitit•ter, 7,456,0261 ; Post-oboe, 1,288,2341. ; Crown land., 271,6711 ; old stoles, imports, and unclaimed dividend., 896,0191, Ito. Tee items of expenditure were as follow- v s.: —lnterest and osenege ment of the funded debt, 27.238.4991., end of the uo'ut.ded debt end Exchequer bills. 490 46d. ; the civil list, 400 :3‘3/, ; annuities and petitions (. xi-out diplomatic), 347.7991. ; i nterim and allowances, 223,6041 ; diplomatic salukis end pension., 118,4101.; enure t.f jo•tice, 701,583' •. miecel laaroas chareits on the conwilleat d food, 191 $B6l ; the army, 8.010.8821 ; the navy, 12,182 7691. ; the orilasoce, 4,386,3911.; and civil itervieie gnawed* on greats Of ree -1 Bement an d payment , of acclaimed dividends, 6 614,6;61. I The total amount of taxes repealed or redwed wes 1,284,1071.; and the 'mutat imposed, 9.964 6431. The ' I Delimits in the Exchequer et the end of 1864 smogn•ed to 6.015 6131., and the capital of the satins.' debt to 776.041,27 1 21 spina 787,448,0761. la 11140, 786,063,0221. in 1346, sad 787,020,1621. in l&SO. The expenelltsn onesoiell SW Mil MI Ml* by $1201,1069/. 03,400 , 1 100.000 1 00,000 106 10.00 10 0,00 20 KM 1 0.000 34 10.0110 10 ; U 90 1 30 1 1 40 I ...... iii. MeV 0 0,0111 • 114 I l I )3 H. 1 1 4 1 3 IMO ... 1 141,411 110,0'0 0,000 00.000 10,000 1 100,00. 00,00. 10,000 00 10,000 1 7,00 SO 0,000 1 4,00 10 43,174 0.3.1 70,000 1 100.00 1 FRIDAY EVENING. The English stock market showed a little flatness I this morning, but subsequently rail( d, and closed t 1 t per cent. higher than yesterday, notwithstanding to day's decline at Paris. The more favourable tendency of the Vienna bourse tends to afford support to prices. Now that the crisis is at hand, when the question of peace or a continuance of the war must be finally decided, a feeling of feverish impatience prevails in moat quarters, patties who had hitherto refused to believe in the possibility of peace bay ing considerably modified their opinions since the death of the Czar Nicbolu, and the announcement that the Allied Powers will be content with terms abort of the destruction or even dismantling of Sebastopol. The indefinite postponement or abandonment of the projected visit of the Emperor of the French to the Crimea; the hasty journey of the French Minister of Foreign Affairs to London, preparatory to visiting Vienna; and the announcement that the aged Count Nesselrode is about to meet the other plenipoten tiaries at the latter city, have all contributed to en gender pacific ideas. On the other hand, parties acquainted with Raman see no possible solution of the pending differences but by means of the sword, and continue to express a belief that Russia, whilst deluding the Allies, and enfeebling their militilry and naval operations by a pretence at eegutiatioes, is aminly aiming at preventing anj armed interveatien on the part of Austria. Pi.ndiog the receipt of the Czar's reply to the requisitions of the Allies, which is very shortly expected from St. Petersburg, the critical state of politics induces great caution on the part of speculators in the stock maikete, and thus bold ness is very limited. It will not have escaped atten tion, however, that stock is now more abeadant in the Consol market, as is proved by the late rise in the value of money in the Stock Exchange, which now commands as much rs 31 to 4 per cent. on go vernment securities. In the event of the non realisation of the pacific hopes now entertained in sone quarters, the outstanding speculation for a rise world render the market liable to considerable de pression. The Paris bourse to-day was weaker, and the Three per Cent. Renter closed at an unfavourable re &cries of to per cent. In the Four-and-Half per Cents, the fall was 1 per cent. At Vienna the feel ing of the bourse is more buoyant, sad the exchange on Loudon has fallen from 12.12 to 12.08. The pre mium on the precious metals has at the same time declined to 1 per cent., that on gold standing at all per ant, and that on silver at 26 per cent. At Frankfort Austrian stock has risen upwards of per cent. At Amsterdam speculative attention seems at present to be chiefly directed to Venezuelan and Gre nadian Bonds. Consols were first quoted 921 to 93 for the 11th April,but had advaoced at the close to 93k to j. For money the final quotation was 93 to e. The official business report is as follows:—Tbree per Cent. Con sols, for money. 921, 921, 93, 931; ditto, for account, 11th April, 921 931, 1, I. Bank Stock, 216 (with div. for money ) ; ditto, for account, 2141. Exche quer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 991, 1; ditto, 1859, 991, 1. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to 9s. prem. Foreign stocks continue to show firmness, espe cially Turkish, which closed at 80: to 1 for the new account, the announcement of the dividend strength ening the market. Granada Deferred beads expe rienced a rise, touching st. In Venezuelan there is a suspension of operations, but this stock continues at present in favour. Spanish 'realities also met with a little Inquiry, especially the Certificates issued by the bondholders committee.• Business is recorded is Cuban Seven per Cent. bonds (issued on account of the Matanzas and Sabanilla Railway), at 98. At 4 o'clock Russian Five par Cents, were quoted 99 to 101 ; ditto Four-and-a-Hal per Cents. 89 to 91. Mexican, 201 to 21. Sardinian, 86 to bB. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 62 to 64; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 93 to 95; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 1. The list of males is an nexed :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 53. Cbilian Six per Cents., 1041. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62:. 63; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 941. Equador Bonds, 4. Granada Deferred, 6:, 61. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 16th April, 201. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 361 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 16th April, 181; the Committee's Certifs. for the unfunded cou pons, 51, 51, 51 per cent. Turkish Six per Ceuta., 801, 1 ; ditto for account, 16th April, 801, 801. The Admiralty, in a notice issued to-day, state that "in future no tenders for sailing vessels will be noticed, except those in answer to public advertise ments." The corn market to-day was quiet, with little change in price. The Psyche has arrived from Sydney, but is not known to have any gold on freight. On 'Change this afternoon there was more inquir3 for bills on most continental cities, and the tendency. of the rates was consequently rather less favourable to this country than of late. 'the decline, however, was mainly confined to Paris and Hamburg. In the are of Vienna and Trieste, a decline also occurred in response to the quotations reported from Vienna. St. Petersburg advises of the 22nd instant quote the exchange on London at 361 d. The price of tal low was nominal at 117 on the spot, and 116.101 for delivery in August, with nothing doing. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 9'h inst. were 7,4871. sterling, making a total of 28,7931. since the Ist February. Land and bank shares to-day were quiet. South Australian Land shares rose 10s. Crystal Palace shares were in demand, and experienced a further decided improvement, closing at 31 to 3 13-16, and the preference shares at 3-16 to 5-16 prem. Penin sular and Oriental Steam mark 57. _ _ The directors of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company have addreaed a circular to the shareholders, informing them of an arrangement entered iota with the Lterre and Turnhout Railway Company, of which the following are the chief features: The Liens and Turnhout Railway—length 241 miles, Ca; ita1172.0001, in 8,61:0 shares of 201. each—has been con streeted under • guarantee of interest at the rate of 4 per cent. from the Belgian government, and being now c..m. plated for the sum of 7.0001 per mile guaranteed by the government, a minimum annual dividend of 4 per cent. is receivable on the shires, with participathin in surplus profits above 4 per cent., in terms of the strtuus. These important advantages have been secured for the Ant , erp end Rotterdam Railway Company by an arrange ment by which that company nuderukes to work the Lieu* and Turnhout Railway for the term of the concession, or 90 year, for • fixed per center/e of the receipts, wiz., 6.5 per cent. of the gross receipts for the first two years, 60 per I cent. for the next two . yearn, and 60 per cent. for the re mainder of the corcession ; the Antwerp and Rotterdam Company taking the rolling stock of Vie Lien, and Turn bout Company, and allowing 6 per cent on its cost, or 8.571. per year. As part of this arrangement, the privilege is further secured for the Antwerp and ft Xterdsm share holders of taking 6,000 shares of the Lime and Turnhout Company, being is the proportion et one share for ever) tea of the Antwerp and Rstterdem Company, at the price of 161 each, at which pric° the 0 pvertunfnt Guarantee is quivalent to a minimum dividend of 6 per cent. per unum, and the allowance from the Antwerp and Rutter. m C umoanv for the rolling stock is equivalent to half per rest per annum more. The directors observe that the control of this line secures the Antwerp and Rotterdam Company against the only poesibtlity of any future competition by rail way for traffic between Holland and Belgium. The} also point out that a gross traffic of 5601. per mile po annum on the Turnhout Railway will he sufficient to pay 4 per cent. on the par price, or 51 per cent. to the Antwerp and Rotterdam shareholders, whereat. the average receipt of the Belgian state system ex ceeds 2,0001. per mile per annum. The Antworp sad Rotterdam shareholders mast signify their op tics by the 4th of April, sad may aitbr pay up the 164 par gam at sac* se pay 44 &pas% sad throe instalments of 4i. each at intervals of two months, with 5 per cent. interest on the amount. Annexed are the latest reports front foreign mar kets, as received by the Continental telegraph : Paris—Friday (this day)—(Closing prices): Three Ps , Cent. Rentes, for money, 89.95 ; for account, 69.70 ditto Four-end-a-Half per Costa., for money, 94.20; Ban ► shares., 2,905. The Three per Cent. Rastas show ea unfa vourable reaction of 3to 1 percent. since yesterday. In the Four-ande.llalf per Cents the decline is per cent. Vienna—Thursday (elosh.g prices) : Austrian Five per Cent. Metalline, 821 ; ditto Fourand-a-Half per Cents., 71. &whinge on London, 12.08; gold, 281 per esnt. prem. ; silver, 28 per cent. prem. The bourse is more o3nfident. Amsterdam—Thursday (closing prices): Dutch Two ' mil-a-Half per Conte., 62 1-16; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 911; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 18 5-15 ; the °upon, 5 5-18 ; the Old Three per Cents. Exterior, 371; Granada Active, 151}; ditto. Deferred, 61; Busman Foneend-a-lialf per Cents 881; V la, Active, 26 ; ditto, Deferred, 10 15 16; Equador, 31 ; Mexican, 19 1116; Portuguese, 381 ; Greek (Blue), 4 3.18 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Met Iles, 63 9 16. This market is steady. Veen. simian stocks are again higher. Frankfort—Thursday : Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents, 181 ; the Old Three per Cents., 311 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic,, 651. Austrian stock his risen upwards of 1 per cent. Hamburg—Thureday : Spanish Old Three per Cents., 3 0 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents, 171. Sardinian, 811; Russian Five per C i nt s ., 941. These prices show bteadint _ _ Berlin—Thunday Recharge on London, 6.161. Ths return of the Bank d Ragland for the week ending Saturday, Starch 24, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active 19.057,770 Increase 73,760 Public deposits 6,539,467 Increase 461.624 Other deposits Oevenunent securities in banking department— , 11,681,067 Decrease 2,818 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 14,921,646 Increase 720,403 Seven day and ether bills 835,583 Decrease 66,109 The Rest The Reserve (tic, notes and coin in banking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits Other deposits decrease.. £9,322 Notes and bills in circulation increase.. 17,651 Rest increase.. 6,097 On the other side of the account: Government securities decrease 2,818 Other securities decrial* .. 242,63,5 Coin and bullion increase 720,403 Total This return is a highly satisfactory one. The in crease in the bullion is topecially large, and realises the report current to-day, which was referred to as haring a favourable influence upon the stock market. The "other securities" continue to run off, and it would certainly appear that the Bank at no distant period will be compelled to rtduce its rate of discount. The increase in the Treasury deposits is satisfactory. HANK OP ENOLAND.—An Ac fl Vic., e. 32, for the wrevic cudi IP,UP DRI Note.) bawd ...... t.13.11k.,135.1 .ount, purauaat to the Act Tth and oa Saturday, March 24, 1855. TTTTT . llovernment Debt. 411,0153'6 Ottwr 2,084.900 11161410°W mad Bullion • 14,16080 611ver Bullion ........ ZICIIki,SBO I bl Proprietore Capital . ROA . 3.401.414 Public Dcposits flnclud. Each. q.. N'sv. Hanka, Commis. of Nog ood Pcbt, and 1)1v. A UCIO 6.519.467 Other 'Pepe*. • . 11.144,640 Seven-dal sad otherßille Governmest 4ka0ri1..4 dueled. Mid Weight husuittl ..... £ 11,681,097 °time gocuritics . 14,279.061 Notes . . ... 9,129,110 (Mg ode.. 734.7dd /31.714.0u6 II arch 29, MI, U '1.36,724.004 IIAEBRALL. Mid (Adam THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market opened steadily, but has since become flatter, and prices are now quoted 1 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Very little business is uoing forward. Console for the 11th April were first marked 934, and are now quoted 921 to 9.. For money the present quotation is 924 to 934. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 78; Exchequer Bills at 6s. to Os. nrem.; and Exchequer Bonds, at 993. Very little business has been done in the foreign stock market. Turkish remains firm at 804 to 4, and other descriptions are steady. Mexican is quoted 204 to 21; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 4 ; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Peruvian Four-and-a• Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 1 70; Dutch Two-and-a-Half pet Cents. at 624; and Granada Deferred Boucle at 64. MINES. --.- FRIDAY EIIINTIIO. In the home mining stock market to-day dividend shares have met with mo i re demand. The chief in quiries have been for shams in South Wheal Frances, South Caradon, North Wheal Basset, West Basset, West Providence, Sortridge Consols, sod Vale of Towy. The gold mining shares continue out of favour. The Agua Fria Company's at.,ch was quoted lower. United Mexican and Santiago shares experienced a further rise, closing, severally, at 61 to 7. These shares continue in much speculative favour, the set tling having been finally disposed of. Imperial Bra zilian shares were also rather better. At the extraordinsry general meeting of the Agna Fria Gold Mining Company, to-clay, the directors' report was adopted, and they were authorieed to borrow a tam, wit ex ceeding 15,0001., upon debentures, bearing interest at 15 per cent. A committee of five shareholders was also apt.oiuted to confer with them as to the best means of carrying out th:s object. The sum of 3,6351. was applied for by exam holders presser. The Anglo-Californian Geld Mining Company have re received advice, up to the 13th of February. The rain had enabled Sir H. Huntley to re-commence crushing for a few hours each day, and the result, so far as the agent was able to report, was very satisfactory. We notice that some shareholders in the Lewis-hill Range Gold Mining Company are endeavouring to form, in Leeds. an organisation for the protection of their long tor- I gotten interests. An extraordinary general meeting of the New Linares ,1 Mining and Smelting Company is called for the 7th April, for the purpose of dissolving the company. At South Carados, a dividend of 8/. per share (2,0181.) has been declared. At South Cr Mire quarterly meeting, held on the 28th inst., the accounts showed :—Capital account for amount .üb•eribecl, 18.5001.; copper ore sold and received for, 9.103/. 17. Ild. ; Landon chug( a to the end of January, 41 1.. 3 I. ; due to sundry merchant., 1,276/. 3s. 28,9241. 14.. The eznenditure on the mine to the end ci January, 27,815 1 . 7s. ; sundry accounts, 21. 6s. Id.; sub .ist to tributes , 1021 ; due by Mr. George Corns, 1671 3,. ; cash at bankers, 95'. 2s arrears of calls due by the *dye's. curers, 7,21. 16; 21 =28,9241. 14s. Of the 7221. 16s. 2d. , 1321 7.. was immediately paid in 'cash, and 4661. 14s. 9d. to acceptances, leaving 1231. 14.. 6d. only due. A call of 3.. 61. per 5,000 th share was made, payable on the 10th April. Great South Tolens sampled on the 28th inst. 104 tons of ore, ging 6: per erne. At West Alfred consols, in the 75 west of west old sump shaft, the lode is 4 feet wide, producing some stones of good quality copper ore. The north part of the lode for 24 ft. wide in the 6.5 west of Philp's shaft is worth 30/. per fathom, with every prospect of an improvement. In driving the 56 west of the shave shaft the lode is 2} feet wide, producing occasional stones of good copper ore. The lode in the stopes, 3 fathoms behind the present end, is 4 feet wide, worth 251. per fathom The stopes east of Boundary wince ire worth 141 per fathom. From Tamar Maria Mine, under date the 28:h fest., the agent writes as follows "At last we have intersected the No. 4 lode, which !shout 2 feet wide, underlaying north about 2 fee 6 ie. On the north part of the lode there Is a very strong and hard blue cape!, about 6 inches wide, the remaining part. via., 18 inches wide, is composed:of paean, utermized with cspel and spar, spotted here and theta with •nuudie; and although I do cot:eu any copper ore, I an. oleued to say the lode is of a very kindly nature, and shows ill as well as 1 expected to see it at this point. You must be aware that we are still in between parts and parcels of our cross course, and the lode is necessarily in an unsettled state, and until we have opened upon the coarse of the lode so as to get beyond the induanos ot the cross warm, no one I sea paid* give an opinion; but I am Inclined to banns that se nos es as !avoids's 1 or 2 Mimi we shall lave a much better lode. I have art the men to drive east on its amuse, and in a few days will edvise you of our progress At North Wheal Unity the engine shaft will be completed 12 fathom. below the 34 fathom level by Thursday or Friday next, in maims+ to commence driving towards the lode. It is expected that in two or three days it will be intertwined. The 26 and 34 fathom levels driving west are oohing better, composed of grey copper ore, mundic, and spar. The 34 fathom level east is not yet driven through ti e Elvan course. The 30 fathom levels driving eat and west on the middle lode are of a very promising character, producing excellent stones of yellow copper ore. The tri bute I itetes are somewhat improved, and the tributes are getting good wages. At Nanterre and Penrhiw, in the Erstumtian deep stilt driving east, the lode Is from 3 to 4 feet wide, with a slight mixture of ore throughout, but not sufficient to at a value on. The 46 fathom level is extended east of Penrhiw engine shaft 24 fathoms, and for the last 14 fathoms has passed through a lode which will on an average yield 1 ton of ore per fathom; but from the present end, 7 fathoms behind, the lode will yield near 2 tons of ore per fathom ; its decli nation is nearly perpendicular, and the lead above is ex tended beyond this point 20 f a th oms, an d f or the w h ole length will yield from 12 to 15 cwt-of ore per fathom. The ahape. on the whole are looking well, and yielding a fair quantity Of ore. At 1 homas's United Mines the water was in fork last week. In the stops in the back of the 60 west of Jenkins' wince the lode is 20 inches wide, worth about 8 cwt. of lead ore per fathom. * In the stripe in the backed the 60 west of engine shut the lode is 18 inches wide, producing 8 cwt. per fathom. In the stops in the bsek of this level west of Lloyd's wince the lode is 2 feet *rich., yielding 7 cwt. per fathom. Ia the stope east of the wines the lode is from 2to 3 feet wide, worth 8 cots. per fathom. In the mopes lit the buttes of the 60 west the lode is yielding from 7 to 8 awls. per fathom. In the stripe in the 80 east of Air Shaft the lode in 4 feet wide, worth 9 cwts. per fathom. Therein still a short supply of water fur crusting. • At emits Darren the lode in the engine shaft sinking helow the 30 is about 6 feet wide, intermixed with lead, but 'tot to value. The crss-cut in the 30 west is drives through the ledeov high is 21 ft. wide, containing lead ore throughout, Sulam Eufficient to set a value on. The erosa cut men will re -note the driving of the3o fathom level west. In the stops in the beck of this level the lode is very large, producing some good copper ore. The crusher is under repair. THIS DAY.—Two (MAXI. The gold mining shares remain without alteration. Nouveau Monde are quoted 3-16 to 1; Colonial Gold and Agua Fria, Z to f; aid Great Nugget Vein, Z to 2—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 301 to 31f ; Peel River, 22 to 3 ; North British Mr tralasian, I dia. to par; and SLottish Australia Investment, f to 2 prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 6 to ; and Australian Mining at 12. AGUA FRIA GOLD MINING COMPANY. Yesterday an extraordina•y gen.rel meetirg of the share holders van held at the London l'arera—T. 11.aeLam, Esq., la the chair. - The CUAIRNAN said that the object of calling the ehareholder• together was to submit to them the revert of the directors on the pie. sent position and proapi•cts of the antit•rtaiing; and alto to twofer as to the most advinebo steps to bo taken for ?stein& the capital te. piked for effectively carrying ea the operations of the mine. The 811CLLTARY then read the report, an abstract of which ap. peered in the Deily News of Wednredoy. The CIiAIRMALL In reeving the adoutlennf thereport, mid that the directors kit as great dineppointrnent as any one prs.eut mold in laying before the shareholders the prevent report. There could he no doubt that those et the mine bed taken ton sanguine • view - of the yield of the undertaking In the Bret inetanee. The Mdse t those In California bad led toe .nitoine tames in those at IL 41111. li• " Z not wieh Cu arouse sanguine hopes, but at the some Use he 61= t veatually the venture would pay a hand o o m to e retorts the holders. If the dirt - eters, entet Minot a different minion, they not lienitotte to recommend the immediate winding up of the ors. borne rehired were übutined from crushing fur other. Pg. ties. A letter had just been received limo hair melt :at the mine, noting that • peat deal had been dune lately by the 6:moony's machinery, it would be ricerwary that at least 10,0001. should be nomemately reined. A eall of Oa per share would be ample to meet the ocoersoty. It Wee, therefere, ler the shareholder*, to consider whether they wound raise this sum se allhor • property of such intrinsic solue to paw tram thins, which would inevitably be the moth it the 'ebb incurred wean not paid. It was the opinion of the dirtetors that the better oleo of raising the re. quilted sum would be by debentures. (liner, hear.) Mr. Howson regretted that the dtreetors had taken en gloomy • view of the thumetal Mate of the ohnipsey. He par,icelarly ear. pained of the allusion made to wending up the compaoy or domed:eel of the property. At the last meeting there mieriaisted in; Ott shame undisposed of, and tribes. ware seat mm the tionket they would recline at leant it,eoof. (No, no.) There wan also 9 mor, at the banker., while the debt due cy the company only ennui, at to ~.bout tioutd., including the 3,01) 1. which the din-mono hod no kindly ad vanced. Ile therefore lisped that the part of the report referred to might be modified. Mr. CLAY caul deed that the part of the report which appeared im objeuilonahle to the hon. etturthokier war, nivertheitso, strictly true. There were but the two ai•ernativre—et, her to rune. money at once or to wind up tin it affairs. Übe fact was that, in odditton to the debt which had been alluded to by the chearmse, Mr. Hepburn, in order nut to stop the working of the mine, latti tauten up n himself to draw furs connidetehle amount, which woulu become out IN the month of May. Mr. lit Oruro bad, ice thought, in so doing. and a wise diners. tion, for bail he not done No he must have nolo the hatchinery tamest demands upon him. (Hear, hear.) It might be that his ignorance of engineering wan the mule of his am formeeing the probable amount that would be required. The 16,060 share. which bad been allotted to could not be deposed of, as there won wow claim upon them. Bolden which Meier,. Palmer. Cook, and Co. had a moths. ; gent interest in them, sun, until that was satisfied, the directors were not in • poeioon taffeta*. of the shares. Mr. CONTIIIARK wished to know whither trocredingre in Chancery • had been token to ncuver one.fourth of the 16,0uonhat re alluded to. ( Mr. Curti...id that • claim was put in by Mr. Woman. The question with them was, d d not Mirern. Palmer and Cooled claim take precedence; then had acted upon the very best advice in realm.. log the claim. He would say to more upon the eubjcat, as were he to enter tutu detail it • ight damage the company. (Hear, hear.) He would only add that, at the very worst, .the company would only be called open to pay dividends on 4,00 more shores than they paid upon at present. A desultory conversation took place upon thin point, and also as to the propriety of appointing a corunnt•to to center with the directors upon the company's affairs; after which the report was unani. mouldy of pled. , Thermo:et:one will be found in oar advertising columns. Mr. Cute had before him already • list of eubeeriptiono for deben i tura, animating to ;ON, and he boa no doubt the sum required would Le No roily forthemeong. Lent year the mine bad yielded t about 4,0*:0 ounces of gold, watch produced 4,0001. profit. This sum was used by Mr. Aneroid in perfecting tho works. (notate :•'INCLAIR, who bad personally inspected the working of the [WSW, nom eked that one cheering part of the repo* was, that it co-arly shoot ti that, while their profits Increased, the expeuce de tteased. (ltter, bear.) The reeolutioo was carried sees.. eon., and a cordial vote of thanks wan wino to the chairman arid di.eettall. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ---4- TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY The tallow market is quiet to-day, at the following quo tations, sir :—Town tallow is quoted 46. nett cash; Peters burg Y e. on pot, 483. ; May and June, 4315. 3d. MARKETIII'3II.AO3II —Town tallow, 48.. 60.; fat by ditto, 2a. Gto. ; y. How husinao, 495.6 3. ; melt. d staff, 365.; rough ditto, 21s. 6d.; tallow graves, 12s. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis 6 , 1-porta the supply large, and trade I without altrration. Prime meldow bay, 75.. to 844.; supe rior, 88•. to 081.; interior, 50 , . to 60i. ; rowea , 60.. to 801.; clover, Ws. to 1155.; second cut, 84e. to 110 s. ; straw, 255. to 30s. COVENT. GARDEN MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. Vegetables convene t , . improve, although slowly, both in quality and quantity. French Endive, Lettuces, Radishes, (Robe Artichokes, and Carrots may still be obtained. French Apples are also imported in considersble quanti ties; they fetch about 21•. per cask, which contains about 2 heath. Good Pears have become settee. A few hothouse Grapes may now be obtained at from 12,. to 303. per lb. Seville Oranges bring from Ts. to 14s. per hundred ; common sorts, from '2a. 61 to 10s. per hundred. Chesnuts, from 100. to 24. per bushel; Spanish Nuts, 14s. to 20s. pe bushel ; Barcelona, 18. to 245. ; French Almonds, 24e, per bushel, 655. per ewe. ; and Breed Nuts, 20s. per bushel. Quantities of good Cornish Broccoli continue to reach the market. Spanish Onions may be bought for 31. per dozen. Carrots and Turnips ere dear. For Asparagus there is a good demand, but the supply is limited. Potatoes are lower in price than they were last week. A few new ones troy France have been sold at from Is. 61 to 2s. per pound. Lettuces realise 9d. to Is per score. Cut flowers consist of Passion flowers, Bignonia venoms, lielietroper, Enphorbias, Poinsettias, Cements', Caine's Primroses, Heaths, and RMS. FRUIT. Pins Apples, per lb., 6s to 106 —. 6iplcs, per bushel, 4a 6tl to 10s Peals, per bad-sieve, 7e to I Os__ dessert, per doe, u tots iiGgiABLES. Broccoli, purple, per boodle, Os to - Os Od white, per boodle, Os. too. Caotoges., ted. pet uor., rs bi Brussels optouts, p. hrlf ewer, 15 tots Frroctl Wan , . per 100, 05 to 4s Ithobab, per bum.. 6d. to Is. al Seakttie, per punnet, is bd to 3. Astortopoot, •er 104., is to I:. Potatoes, per too, S 6. to 'Ws per cwt.. 2st.d to is per Diet., 1.6 d to to Carrots, p. hooch. 6d to Bd Unzips au .3d to 61 CArtutobers, eseh,ls Od to 2s 64 Ipinsch, per stove, b to 45 Beet, per dor., le Cd to 2e Celery, per bundle, t. to le 6d °MOW% per hu.bel, de 11,1 lo tN Cd Leek., per bunch, td to 4d httai;oto, per lb. 44 to 64 Garlic, per lb.. 6d to ed Endive per furore, le •d to to G. b., p. note, Id to le per ..sere, Id to 1614 Smelt, gated, p. pun., 2d to del Wave Bakal, per bdl 4 to to 4a Mut.broonta, per put.,101.0 lo Id r 11.0,1% to le 6d l'arelry, per buret . 3d to 1d /tweet beets, per twitch, 24 to 41 green, do., 94 W la Lord Stratford de Radcliffe was so far recovered on the 19th instant as to be sole to attend, as usual, to businses. A NAN TREATY hu just been signed between Sardinia and England, parastasing the right of coasting trade or the Meets of oath 'matey, es term of eosaUty. Il 9 14 1 44 1 16 4 1 16 ! _ _6 2i Si $ I • 4 ii Ile! i Ift . 5 1 i i 140 NI &Si n 34 70 IJ S 1 11 z I 114 j lefi el