The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-25 00:00:00

MONEY MA RKET.-7 HIE DA Y Tve o'Cwcz. The funds opened this morning at yesterday's prices, being supported by the large majority obtained by Ministers in the House of Commons lad right, and by the favourable Bank return. Within tt., ;sat half hoer, however, a decline of j per mat. has taken place. Tee share markets are firm. A:tentioa is directed to the approaching settlement in this department. which will commence on Monday. The opening price of the Three per Cent. Rents' at Lars this morning, according to Mr. Reuter 's tele gram, wae 88fr. 15e., whence the market fell to 68fr. "1 latter quotation, however, is j per cent, better than yesterday. The Indian Fire per Cent. stock of 1838 is steady at 104 to I. and the scrip of the New Cana dian Loan at 2to 2 prem. Coss°ls are officially marked 931, 93, 931, 93, and 941 for money, and 931, and 96 for the account. Tie present quotations are 94; to 93 for cad. and 93, " galley,' for the Bth of March. The Three per Casts. Redacted have been dealt in at 931, 1, and I ; the New Three per Cents., at 93/ and 1; the Five per Cesta, at 1091; India Stock, at 220 and 2191; the Indies Five per Cent. stock of 1859, at 104 sad 1041 ; the Four per Cent entered rupee paper, at 83/ ; ditto Five per Cost., at 981 and 98 ; the Indian Foar per Cent. Debentures of 1869, at 971; India Roads, at par and 3s. prem.; and F.:chequer Bills, at 24e. ' prem.. Turkish stocks were inquired for in the morning, t.it have since become rattier weaker. The lo►n of 1.'34, after being marked 80/, is now quoted 781 to 801. Tie loan of 1838, wbich has been piuchseed as high as 671, is now quoted 661 to 671. Mexican goods are tilt. Sales are recorded as follows :—Baencie Ayres Deferred, 221, 221; Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 211 ; Sardinian F:ve per Cents., for account, 83, 861, 86 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 43; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 34, 331; ditto Passive, 111; the Committee's Certificates. 41; 'latish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 801, N•; ditto Six per Cents., 1839, for account, 671, C7l, 67 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for amount, 1021. The eltarseof the Bank of Turkey are quoted i to ; die. Ht I. Y • l' AST T►o o'Ctoci. ( °pools remora tooted 941, to 95 for mossy, sad "senate," for tie acccuat. The demand for money matinees very Modesto. he beet bills ars takes at 31 per mat., or, is ez optional instances, a fraction lower. At the Beak little business was done yesterday. The formal an nouncement of the readiness of the establishment to eonimence the usual quarterly advances during the shutting of the transfer.booka will probably be made on Thursday nes% but were applications to this it feet to be lodged now it IA believed that they woald be complied with. The fortsight:y settlement is shares and foreign stadia will °eminence oa Monday (" continuation day") sad terminate ea Wedaseday. About 216.000!. of the 410,0004 coming from A astral:a is sow doe or overdo*. The steamer Delta voll take on Monday 284,37111. is spew, of waists $37,15901. ie silver sod 33,9961, geld. for Itosebay lead Itieu/ gold for Abrimedtia. lb* whole is os private account. The total dis• 'patched to the Emit by roar 'tamers during the remelt 'month is 1,041,6,W., against 1,716,6871. in January. I to 'Cheap yesterday afternoon bills out the Con besot were in tam demand, and the tendency was slightly aafsyserable. The alteration in the rates, however, was saimportant, as will be seen by the following: •atNdaw,Oeee months, 11.161 to 1; ditto short, 11.13 . three inaetho, 11.161 w Id, •stwerp, tine seetthe, scni to Y 3. ileettere, ~la losoo, an. siombi, 4:).3 so 1 , torte. th ree dope eight, 46.10 to 16; a ft, W. eteethe. 26.34 to 71 , Inundlort-se-she-teemra these retie. 1171 to 4 , Poterebarg. per oath* Iwo modlitt, 64i to 1 , Vlore, 4. do.. three media, 13.46 to 66; Irmo, ditto, three otestlie, 13.46 to 66, Mairld, three erethe, 491 Cadiz. to etratiok, 691 le hes. three isoetba, 30.3 k to 40, Geste, three mathe, 25.40 to 6 , Nspire three most 401 to 1; Pelettoo, three =oa th s, 121 to 4 ; Ideetse, throe maths. Ulf to 122 . Lama. 90 dare. 624 to , Oporto, 90 days, 62! to 63. The telegraphic announcement that the exchange at rooetantinopl• has (also from 160 piastres to 113 has attracted • good deal of attention. Private tele grams bring a more probable quotation, viz., 130 piantree but a message of la date than the one t re , referred to reports a subseqait further decline to 124. The efforts of the government and friends of *turkey to restore the currency are already at tended with a degree of sociosee which must ere long piece the credit of that country upon a much more satisfactory basis. l'he directors of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway propose declaring a dividend for the six months at the rate of 4 per test. per annum, against for the oorrespooding period of 1866. The Caledonian Railway traffic return show. this week an increase of 2871. Th. trattic on the 687 miles of the South Austnan hoe of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway ' Company for the week ending the 11th tumult was 28,3071., being 3,372/. more than io the correspond ing week of 1839 00 693 miles; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 4,4171., showing an increase of 1,289/. The number of shares in the Illinois Central Rail way Company which have been paid up in fall ie 33,824. In addition, the call of 10 dollars hay been Paid es 103,690 sharer, making a total of 139,214. the aggregate capital consists of 176,000 shares. The report of Mr. E. F. SetterthwaiM with re ference to the market for Americas securities la our nexed : merlon in LneAns for American sorarities bas, since i•ur Lot, rattan sespe,r.d is toes. There has been owe dn.. pea wo in buy 8 arm storks slid the beet rhos at rellr4se beds. sped Rives Fire per Cents hove boss Wise is ro .lerabi sanest. hoes 92 in . sod Maryland at 118 so Trimness as per Coss% are oteiriag at 83, and V Caw.. aErie shares are is good dissond=9 to sod 111111.44 shares hum 44 to 43g. Nov York Costesl eL•rm are typlecte4. TG. Nankin has arrived from Chins, with 271.2001 tn. of les. Tenders will be rratived at the India-016,v on the 2:th inst. for the hire of ships to take stores to urrachee, Madre', and Bombay. The Fmtgrattuo Commtraioners have taken up the Jewne Munn fur the conveyance of pawners front litrktrahead to Melbourne, at la 14e. 7d. per bead. ; 'lke return of the Bank of England for the week ending V. ednesday, Feb. 22, compared with the pee. I.tirs weekly return, shows the following results: Cu. Wades toss Cu. Leine mine li. Besse 42.5,766 I 5.4. deplane trb447.292! 011 , r &pai n nine 14, 1 91,6:3 DIKIOIIIII ,Un tirwornaiwn. seneu lathy. 10,171,1'A No Asap °tan igg Waif &pangs... 20,04^,5e9 Name. 14;150 Cum and &Maw la hath dopirmwese Ilay.a a L A odor bilk ;07.473 Nereus MAN 1 M Itr.t N. 4.. row,. 8,361,60! lemmas 489,400 Taal ressrvaloomelk sae) la tanks( &wassail 9,G62.434 lnasem 473,292 Ths Important McNees in the " reserve" is argil prlnelpally by the increase in the government Missals. The variations in the other items do not passes much intereat. IL e 1 1austte statement of the movement of too l pr.twas metals for the week ending Wednesday 4sr gives the following totals, vis. :—lmporte of r.. 1.1. '24 :1631 exports of gold, 62,1151.; imparts of el I V et, 104,103 l.; exports of silver, 549.0931. --- VAL:. a• eV IMOLA YID -.AA /Amok pimaist OD AM ?OW Oa Vb.. • hi es writ Vi • ridmr. rya u. imeg• p.a1M11110.• 111110111118. AAIA.I.IO/ DAS —.. 111.,4 Ookor Coma rid 14.44.1 , 10 duvet balm al ALIA THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1860. zureamimma rivezfassf 001ka1... Uwe . 111 7: 1 :$ Daperb r at N i l = ikaitt• Mk. ai .... IMAM sad aim Ws aLW Ilieui be les /111 —. MC klnd r /1111.174.11.1 iN0.171.118 lb 3, 110. a 111.118 HALL. Odd Onthisi• SHAKE L 1828.-71118 Dill. Two o'CLott. The railway share market, though not active, is decidedly firm. Lancashire and Yorkshire stook has risen 1 per tient., and Great Western and Lon don and North Western &boat 1 per cent. Other descriptions are well supported at yesterday's quotations. London and North Western stook is quoted 991 to 1001 ; Great Western, 69 to 70; Midland, 1091 to f ; Lanoeshire and York shire, 1001 to 101 1; South Rastern,BBl to 1; Eastern Counties, 671 to 68; and Great Northern, 110 to f. Lonthardo-Yeastian Railway abuse are doll, at 1 11-16 to 1 13.16 prem. Pernambuoo Railway shares hays beam dealt in at If to 11 db., ex int. FRIDAY EVIMING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 95 to for the btb of Much, opened this morning at 95, fell to 94j, and closed at 95j, " sellers." For money the last price was 96, " bum's." The official business report is aa follows :—Three per Cant. Console, for money, 93, 95/. 94j, 93; ditto, for amount (Bth March), 95,951, 941 96; Three per Cent. Reduced, tef. L New Three per costs, 9 5i. 1. 1,1; a~trty Tears Annuities. expiring in April, 1885, 17#; the Indian Five per Osat. Btock, 1869, 1041, 104, 1041; ditto, for account, 104 ; the Five per Gat. " enfaosd" rupee paper, 981, 98; ditto, Five and-a-Half per Cont., 104. The Indian Five per Cent. rupee paper was quiet, at 98 to 1, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 1031 to 104. The Indian Five per Cont. stock of 1859 wee steady, at 104 to 1. Exchequer Bills have again improved 1.., being quoted 25.. to 28e. prem. There wee an active demand to-day for Turkish Bonds, which rose fto per cent. The Loan of 1854 left off at 791 to 801, and that of 1858, at 67 to f. The latter stock was especially strengthened by the favourable character of the financial 'deities from Constantinople, combined with the approach of the dividend due the Ist proximo. Spanish Bonds were a little more offered in the afternoon. Bank shares remain generally steady. Ottoman Bank were quiet, at 19 to #. The tall in the ex change at Constantinople forms a point of some im in favour of this establishment. Bank of Per ;lob Wales shares were marked 52, and Unity Mutual, 19/ and 20 (601. paid). South Aus tralian Land shares expuienood an improvement of 1L There were also inquiries for Peninsular and Oriental new, British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company, and Crystal Palaes Debenture stock. The closing quotations for the shares in new projects were as bellows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 2 9-16 to 21 pram. ; Universal Marine, 1 to 9-16 prem.; London and Provincial Marine, I to prem.; Bank of Turkey, Ito f dim. ; and City of London Brewery Preference, 1 to I prem. The shares of th e Buenos Ayres and San Fer• nando Railway Company were quoted this afternoon prem., "buyers." The scrip of the New Canadian Five per Cent. Loan was quoted 2 to 21 prem., and the paid up Bonds, 1001 to f. New South Wales Goveraineet Bond. were Inquired for. ORDILLUIT MUMS LID lITOCICL lk I IN. I &meow& Maio War le 1 p.n. Jaid ia ki Al=2 eallaaise. Ibr e rleiL =.71111106i 'silk sad 01:6e e. jta: - Flu im . : i 121. 4 . Dew lea • I arm. 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' Lord WODEROVSE, In newer to the Earl of Car aarre said that the nodes whirr ha had received from noble friend did net lead rim to "spot that he would eater into the question of the reladons between Spar sad Manse generally, er into the question of the comenpondenon He begged his noble Mend would favour lien by not pain him to enter into tho discussion at pressat, assuring him that be should be perfectly reedy to do so on say Mere occasion he might desire. He might, how ever, aid that, besides the terms of pacitioation between Spaini and Morocco, which had been mentioned in the sere papers of that day, there wee an additicsal stipulation for the abandon of • Roman catholic bishop into Pe; end • over see that • port m the Atlantic should be ceded to Spain. CHURCH OF ENGLAND SERVICES AT THE THEATRES. Viseount DUNGANNON rose, payment to notioe i to call attendee to the pedonesece of divine service at Briers Wells and other theatre, by clergymen of the church at England upon Storey aveshme; and to move • rime lair that each services, being highly irregular and reousistent with order, were calrlated to rpm lather than advance the of sound Minions principles in the metropolis and througbout the (matey. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY, who we" all bat utterly inaudible in the gallery, was mierstreel to say that an can wee passed four yews ago which made these services no logger ffiegal. He quite agreed that there was something immegreons fa the arocishoos of their lordships with therms sad regime services; bat thee was • men number of Andyro wheel asseendene wen very ffilierset from theirs. ft shield be remembered that by 'onions brag held in therms many were brought within the rued ol the gospel who otberwies never would be. Many attended these sr rose who hod not been accustomed to attend say religiose sinks ; end he thoeAt that good was thereby den whir their lordships weeddM sorry to stop. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY defended the rune taken, urging that in artier to mace • certain class ef pe aces those special seeress had been • projected, end no build ings of suffloient atrocity for the rupee in view .ere available same the therm They were told that the elect of these "phial envier hod bees to reduce the congregations le the churches and chapels around, and that many bad been drawn away to them services simply by curiosity, but it me jut the reverse. He had the testimony of a large number of clergymen and nonconformist ministers, stating that there had been no abatement whatever of the emigre glair belonging to the churchr and chapels in the *sigh boo:hood of the theatres. Some made a positive semetion that there had been • decided inorease ; memy,l increased by the special error, harm gems to the places of worship near their own There we the Rev. Joseph Brown, rector of g Christ- Brokfriam, • clergymen ridin in one or the moat aw church, ful localities la th e whole world. It would take half ea hone to describe it properly, sad he would oily my that he wished some of their lordship word go and spend • few days there. (A laugh.) The Bev. Joseph Brown strongly recionsoirded that there should be a morning service in the theatres, observing that the condition of the New-cut oe Suede; mombeg was the most frightful thing be had ever marof thenneade of people roaming about and la in the meat improper oocupations and amusements. then was Peltionat-lane, in which almost every coil trvaabbis area sad crime was committed on Sunday. Now they hoped to melee them people into the therms to hear the worded God. However objectionable might be She as sociations "arm"or"ed with • therm, it was surely better that 20,700 people should Mar the word of God in such buildings than that they should pare about Petticoat-lane, Hounds ditch, Rag-frier, sad the Now-out, breaking the commend meets and Arena( the law. The Rm. Hugh Allen, of Bt. Genes, Borough, Southwark, said there had been no diminution of hle_congreption since the opening of the Vic toria Theatre on Senday for special servicr, and that theme services had been attended principally by the class fur whom they were instituted. The Rev. Daniel Wilson, of St. Mary's, Islington. said he ma nut aware that any coop"- paps had been affected In print of member "nee the open ing of Sedler's Wells. The Rev. Mr. Maguire. of Clerkenwed, also said that his congregation had not been a&oted in the slightest degree, and he had serer other letters hem clergy men to the same purport. With all then statements it wee lapoe.ible to doubt teat they were probing very consider abh Meet by very small mere. The only possible sin ner which could lie elier! spar them was that than we something unplearat in the easociatioss of a theatre. Hs did net deny it; but rest would they give them es a sub stitute? (Hear, Mai.) Supposing that under the presses mot awful urembies, m appeal were made to the country foe aselstance, be must say be did not think the weary ' would respond. Similar appeals had been made over and over again, sad met with oily a paltry response. Aad if they abolished these services, what would be the result P Tens of thoueands of peers would be allowed to go to their graves in utter ignorance of religions truths, after hare( cord burl to the disgrace, diebonnur, and insecurity of the realm. He must express his gratitude to the nonconformist ministers and eminent laymen who had joined been end soul in this work, without any rivalry beyond that of doing the utmost possible good. lie was quite certain of the fact that the vest umber of orialeed minium who had come forward and de voted themselves to the waste and exigencies of the people, had dom mach to rivet theohaich of England in the Marts of the people, and so far from enekagerieg the" church bad contributed to its security. (Hear, boar.) And if an inhibition were rear against these services, he was him self prepared to test its legality. (Haar, hear.) He coatemdsd that was not in the power of any human being or any elms of human being. to prevent a man from probing the word if God, In season and out of "eases, se all hours and in every place, to everybody . Were they prepared es members of the church of Engird to declare that the whole of this greet movement of the maser should be given up exclusively to dissenters—(beer, hear)—that the church of England should stand aloof end say, " Come, if you like, to our regular churches and bear na preach according to our fashion, and not the peculiar moral teaching which is first wanted to enlighten year ignorance. Come within them macerated walls or you will never, as far as we are concerned, hear a single syllable of the word of God, or the way of salvation." Were th ey so stiffly bound to their rules end regulations as to be obliged to proclaim that course? They had not • sufficient number of churches and chapels nor the mesas for building them. They now wanted money to ordain ministers and could not get it. Mil lions of people terse entered the house of God bemuse they did not know where to go. Now the great work to meet the spiritual want. of the population must be done, and if the church of England withdrew from it he believed the people would say, "Let the nonconformists do it." And let their lordships reinein 'ler that persona generally joined that church which first brought them toe knowledge of God. If the ministers of the church et England erpereted thmedves from this movement they would become the taunt of every nation in Europe and the jeer of the whole people of America, and would once and for ever hand it over to the nonconformists. He had the greatest respect for ncooonfonnists, among whom he numbered some of his most true, affectionate and valued trendy, but be was • sincere and earnestly attached son of the church of Eng land, and ha did sot wish to see that church degraded in the lead from her position, her dignity her power, or her right. He wanted her to enter into pra iseworthy rivalry with the nosoonforrnista in this work; bet he never would m end to her abandoning her sacred duty of evengeliaing the people. By passing the present motion their lorries would pat themselves in oppoolden to the movement, but if the motion were not basked by public opinion, It would have no Warr te wh.re,_ brood, whiewritiaing up • strong hiding of Irritation. Don't let their lordships run away with the erica that the movement was distasteful to the great body of the middle rams. Depend upon It the middle damn were much wiser sow that formerly ; they hew that nothing heeded more to their owe comfort and to the asonrity of themselves sod their property than a deer t, happy, moral, sad religious population around them, and that the rune they were taking would, under God's blessing conduce manly to that end. He did hope ! end trust, therefore, that their lordrips would not attempt to arrest the movement. (Hear, hear.) But whatever their lordship did be said sad he him ha was the senti ments of all with whom be wee associated, that they would, by the favour of God, pereeversis the course they had began, so th. long (se h eers they had breath to speak or materials to work wi.) Earl GRANVILLE asked their lordships whether, after the cm:mastics they bed heard, ha was going beyond his province in making an early appal to the arils viscount opposite to withdraw his mocks, (Lend miss of "hear, hose) The Duke of MARLBOROUGH seconded the appeal to the noble throat to withdraw his resolution, ( dear, her.) The Bishop of LLANDAFP said that at the commence ment of the present "ahoy the popula.ion of his diocese was 107,000, while at the ceases of 18.61 it bad recessed to 347,000 ; and about fifty years ago the operation of Car diff wee 1.800, but at this moment it was Dearer 40,000 then 30,000. The same lacers, of population wee observ able In other prose, sad the question wee, what were the clergy to do under such circumstances P They were 'axiom to do their dtey, alai were quite conscious of the ramble nese of having churches in which te warship God with de cent solemnity. Whatever might berme of the frau ion of the noble 'lsmael It. hoped 'marred= of thegovernroent and of the corny would be riled to the great and pressing wars which prevall.d. (Hoer, hese) The Bishop of LONDON was aware t bet ore word from the most rev. prelate (the Archbishop of Canterbury) expressing his mire di improve] of this movement would have named the clergy to have ceased taking part in time est vices ; but the right rev. bear felt they would be taking oa themselves • very grave responsibility Indeed when there was this moos of hums beings, who either we or our forefathers bad pe lf they inroad inhibitimis, or gave say other warn . t i t the clergy upon the eubject. or lie owe part, he was not re of MPS who took the very vlews which had bees expressed as to what • theatre la • rote of rings might become. He did not know whether this move ment might not produce • result he should be glad to see, and that the theatres word not become something better than they ever wire before. They were looking out for popular amusements, and the theatres deeded an aniretrat is the reek d es which the people wets mama to • wad thumbs* of. a wee a greet pity indeed that there should be se nook mixed up with our theatre as to make it hermit& for Christian meet to have reconres to them as a inched healthy and haneotot amosecusat. That there were o th er • more suitable for Christian worship than theatres no one Gould doubt, and if an appeal should be made to the coantry vont the subject, he felt wannesd that funds world quickly be found to enable them to sand their Foothill sys em. H. hoped la the mambas that the clergy would Gab as inch of our churches a they could. It would be very &Mesh to lore the poorer rheas Into the &arches, but apement, stead of being lured into the churches, they were hand oat of them. (Hear, hear.) Looting M thin INOWNIIIIIIS a our Or May great movements, the bishops oernialy would not Prohibit It; en the contrary, they indeed that the good which was being done should go on wad PlooPore sad that ma ether of ere would be mewled a eindhe assure. Lord DUN'OANNON said that he should act rigNi har ing brouglit this subject before their lordships if it had the effect of inducing the cuumunity at large to me/dm then thins, and see how best a remedy neighs be applied to crying wants to which the able earl cur Earl of Shaftes bury) bad alluded. At the sate time he could anus tb• house that there did exist throughout the sountry • on 7 strong sympathy with the views he had expressed upon thin matter. The LORD CHANCELLOR begged leave to remind the noble visitant of a line which wee quoted by no lea a parson than Dr. Samuel Johnson. W hen he woe far from cathedrals and all other consecrated pleas of worship, and be joined in the worship he believed was moss aoosptahle t o Heaven, he strand the sentiment, " Legitimse recant vec tors pars mow" The motion was tban withdrawn. CHURCH SERVICES AT ENFIELD. Lord EBURT presented • petition from Captain Bolaquet, churchwarden el Salad. complaining of the state of the taw is regard to the performance of the services of the &mob of England. The noble lord stated that the vacuou s ,. planed of the manlier of performance of divine service by the Vicar of Enfield in • church in that parish, and preyed that the law with regard to the celebration of divine wanes might be wade so plain end simple that these practices might be pat an and to in • complete and summary manner. Ho ooaugghptt to state that in reply to an inquiry upon this 'object he bad received a oommunication from the Vicar of Enfield, stating that, awording to law, he was perieoUy right in the came he had pursued. INDICTABLE OFFENCES (METROPOLITAN HIS TRIC f) BILL. This bill was read a third time and paged. COURT OF CHANCERY BILL. TM report of the ealeadatesta oa this bill wee received. ENLOWED SCHOOLS BILL. The bill was read a third time and pawed. Their Iterdahipe adjourned at 20 minutes to 8 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAT, PEP. 24. The SPRAIIIi took the chair at a littia befall 4 o'clock. NBWRY ELECTION. The SPEAKER announced that he bad received a cow munioation horn the siesta of the pethitose in this cans, Matins that it wee not intended to proceed with this petition. The /Myth Harbour sad Dock Bill via road a woind time. SECRET VOTING. Yr. ORAUFIIRD gaga nodal that on Thursday, the Ist of March, be would moos, That it be an insunctios to the committee on the Corrupt Practkos Act that they abonki take evidence with regard to secret voting in the Australian colonise, with a view to its probable Ant is obeekiag cor rupt practices at elections in Great Britain sad inland." rNor a t e as t:i. a rt . 1 _ 6 l 4 ONG - • oak . 4. , Da i 5 k r au s I or et a reaseelee 6 v. O. p- Do. M YR-...-. De. 40 UI .. A Liao . WW l*. faltalea. — Lcam. ligr ak pogOa i lrolf W .. 111 5105111m0l s oeas per O. /Is.ahp.. ~. 41 Mt seas. la. 5 pee fail. De. ?An. Nea. II 5.a t D trtima..„ri MINES.-THIS DA). Two o'CLoot. The mining market to-day ia rather quiet, as used on • Saturday. The transactions have bees oosfinod to shares is But Wheal =fl 4 , ll 'orth Buy, Can Bre*, North &skew, Provides.,, and Kelly Bray mines. The shares of the South Boron Iron and General Mining Com pany are inquired fee, and have been dealt in at emd # prem. St. John del Bey Mining shares are firm, and have bees dealt in at 211 and 22. Other foreign mining shares are quit. ilsbjeiseil is our usual weekly report of the metal wicket: Tiro asnst, anent it Inn Innint. le • Hifi* non isinand. C•pper et. eat pins liesli seedy. Ina Ann sr rani Ibs ammereial tram', wlislo, If visa roe* stlonabis opentlon Tft ond Indio raihar devrann• In price wale. Lend awes gaud tageky, rd I. *Wag sp. !Spahr W bed iir wisdom sad a biskby buglers. Vs pion Ink Men hi maw THOM Ot buyers fires Winn nein Ur no Ilaind &WIC Ai • reweiwg of edvestwers lo Alfred Cowrie KM, belt m the lath Metwit, the mounts Mewed • MMus of 1,2121. 4. 106. to tartar of the Mae, which It me renehei at imp te the credit of the neat monat. A resolute= wee eke peret wallnaing the Wastes of the committee !acid era the Ikb of ieramy sad ths l loh last. Prom hem* WU KM (Feb. 22), Captain 2. Warne re. pone hide at Me 83 driving souk at tr e e MA is 6 Mt wide—per. The late et the 82 &Meg mar k ha=sh 's wheey muth of warm 'heft, le 1 het wide, worth 6 tem of hr ate par fathom The lode big drama es, meek dead Mue, le at power k two parts, ark petering Mew el WWI at.. The lade Is the 54 Artois, north of =oheit had OM I to= Of ore per Gahm. The the reps In the Melt of this keel will 1 ield cwt. of het at. per Whim TM lode la the Waling r eh, eke N north le et relent mall, mink 16 mt. of on per liken. The hele in the step Is the bait of the 62 math of mem shaft will y lad lanof MI ewe per fathom. Oar reoperte ere itopo.vutg, end Medd the metier prom In vertible we then aeon he,. Fervor, parcel reedy for mraphag. January perwarowB6l at 1M la• per am" iii. so so do N IM COMMERCIAL AND MARKET % TALLOW MARAIT.—(THIB LAY.) The market is but at the Mora( prier :—Toni tallow, 69a. 31. sat auk • Potoroltorg Y.C. ea Ur opot, 60.. , March, db. ; April to Jumbo, 666.; Oat. to Dn., 63.. Kazan AYZIA(III.—Tors tallow, SILL!. ; tub, ditto, L. 34.; yellow liorlas, 61a. 6d.; molted eta, 42c, 64.; roost ditto, no.; tallow groat.., lea. ; good drap e 7a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Itsmors. Davis asd Co. report trade sisady. Prisms without alteration. Peas tondos Say, 70e. is Ms.; sipssios dins, 76.. is Ms.; fosse, 465. to 60s; stover, old, 925. 6d. is 106 s. ; ditto sew, snood out, Ms. to sBs. ; straw, 234. Is 30s. COVENT GARDE:4.—(THIS DAY.) hopplise of most things continue to be tolwably well kept up. Pineapples and rupee bays not altered since our last re part. Good apples and pout remain scene. Omega. are plea- OM and cheap. Good oohs realise la. to le. 6d. par lb. Rhu barb, Wartime, seaksle, cabbages, carrots, parsnips, sad leeks we authciest for the dement Parsley is moth cheaper than it tau Woo. Cornish Ireeesk which la tarnished by the arsiefal, foam twin as. to de. per dotes Moods. Green puma rooks growth wallow to mks their appearance. Potwar tease 4s. Id. a Wield. Moamar tea mill be bed Is =loin qesslitiee. Ceembere am Ira. Cat doyens ably wain et amide* '4.rdivae, Ashy comillms, easier. laselho, ere sold mak /ROM Uglince h b how pa dm. llote So roc Om gee "• to 10. sr* 46 ttMrM peeWdoses.6l pit eM aighls. laa, h Ss holar de. 116 Raj% r WILE& p• dee. Is le la per se Is Gem. e. le Is Onhook r t i llre. Wow. esr tbitia li bt " 44 =et lb. ft se N =wk.. tor igrotrla6 UN ' . 61 a 1 e 614 441 I • 44 elichm. Poh. 31 Oil"' OA halm,. Fr buris% hto lh Mrs. pr bomb. id seed Aww 4 4 l ll6 ad Maio. aSi 11. Amis.% pee Sms. te ILWastIN pw brio 1. le Pm& imam we Ilk I. w iN Moak Kira 4. Wade% 4.•4 44, 11. el Pe a. Pip le WIN - pw bop. le* - 144•44.. OD to b web. tor lipmb t ei MI ?aim Wit wrib. • I Se 74 17014444. Ww.B. 42 44 W Ormsbmirdi. bbbbb BOARD OP /RADS RETURNA-(THIS DAY.) This mernlng mere issued the Board of Trude returns for the math ending the 31st . ;aa, HMO. We subjoin a statement of the total deeles value of the exports of British and Irish prides, and manufactures daring the month, including only the " enumerated" articles: For the south. 03.711.892 1839 1860 6,718,64 Including the .unenumerated articles," the aggregate exports stand thus : Fo► the "meth. 1838 1839 1860 RAILWAY TL4/11C.—The traffic returns of rail ways I the United Kisidere her the week ending Feb. 16, efteefted so 442.0181., end ler the corresponding week .5 MN to 414,90/1, sieseriag as lamed* of 27,9831 The pees teseftes If the fight railways haring their tee mini ft the ineftepolle emearsted to 184,1271., and ler the serreeposidnur week a Ina yawls 178,2921 .60Wiaffsain sane et 7,8311. T beinsos ea eft rwComitiesßailway mftested to MIL ; on the Great Nerrhaes te 18061: on the Greet Weston to 1,2984 ; es the Leaden mad Nosh Western 9 0 3,4891. is the Lowdee wed Blarkwall se 681 • on the Landes and Reath Weds., to 1711.; sad es tie Souili lemma to 1201. ; total, 8.1931 Bat frees this most be &drawl 3661., the decrease tat Mt Loads', Briglivie, and Orinth C 0..., leaving the lemmas ft shaft, 7,6341. TOO rs ' Wass as the other lines la the Gaited Kingdom amounted in 160 7 631. ; sad for the estresposidisg week of Ism Psi to 23 5,W1. showing an increase of 20,1281, which, added in the isoriwas oe the ftetropolitaa lifts, sakes the total von... 27,9631. ft compared with the carrespoadlag week ft lift I le I 16 li $1 6$ aI Y g THE DUKEDOM OP TETUAN. Mr. wirLginciiii;iliti g ;eorenreitiled received any Information of the decree by which the this of Duke of Tetuan bed been conferred upon Marshal O'Donnell, toge ther with the territory of Morocco upon which the victory of Tetra we. gained I' Lord J. RUBSELLeeId this government bad received in formation from our minister at Madrid that the Spanish go vassenset intended to center the title of Duke ci Tetuan on Marshal O'Donnell ; bet they bad no information with re gard to the intention of accompanying the title with a grvat of territory. They bad been informed, however, that it wee Weeded to ask kw Tame. Au part nf the tams of paws. THE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Mr. E. JAM&S saleTdwileti;erher ieletiti's government intended to order say battalions or regiments of &eV*humor Mae Corps vow formed and in course of formation, during the swift easemer, to the camp at Aidersbon, or any other sacsospeasze, in the mane manner and for the same parpoese as regiments of the aad regiments ham been en- Sir cam R. PEEL wished to pat a question ea the atm nub *it belene the questicia wee answered. TM Secretary for Wit had dated that he hoped the volunteers would become part of the permanent establishment of the country. and that with the suemmtation of the batteries they would be come Waning(' for the Royal Artillery. He wished to ask the right Ma. gentleman whether the abides of war applied to the. parties es at present enrolled, sad whether they were liable to the mum winery rule at discipline as that which regulated the royal army P Mr. B. HERBERT mid the Met part of the letter gues ting was founded on the supposition that he had stated that the time might arrive when the volonteere would replace the Royal Artillery. He had no hesitance in sweeping away that superstructure by saying that he Lever entertemed, and therefore mule never have expreseed ouch en opinion. 81r ft. PEEL—Yon dieututly stated it. Mr. 8. HERBERT said that he could not commies that his words had bees so RI-Moses as to convey a miming et> mega to that which he entertained with regard to the releti ve value of the Royal Artillery and the volunteen. The volunta era were not under the article, of war like the yeomanry, unless they were ailed out tir 'pedal melon With respect to the poribbiry, or probability, of the government emdicg volunteer eoepa to Aldershot; like other regiments, con sidering the daemon' of the Mime on which them troops were engaged, and the different intention with which they were enrolled, he could not imagine that say government would think of ordering them to Aldershott. lacked, they had no power of doing so under the act of perhament ; and no government would for • moment entertain the idea of altering the law by az post facto legislation, so as to compel volmteere, wbo entered without any earth intention, to leave their homes and go to Aldershot'. _STOCK-IN-TRADE. Mr. WHALLBIasio;d the Bsoret•ry of State for the Home Npartinent whether it was his tweed= to iaeod•ae • bill for meowed of the dot 3 and ♦ Vic., o. 89, axecaptiog the prate of stock-la irscle, and other property liable by law to be taxed for relief of the poor, from being so taxed; and, if so, whether such bill would be introduced at sue a period of the radon as to admit of inquiry by • select cam slum, as to the grounds tor each exampiion, either in con nexion with any inquiry which may to ordered es to the inersentest of the incases tan under Schedule 13, or otherwise!' Btr G. C. LEWIS said that the Act 3 aed 4 Vic. a. 89, by which stook-to-trade was esempled from ratiog, was oes tinned by an act of last musks, c. 44, until the let of Ootober, 1862, mid then till the end of the next session of parliament. tinder those oircanntsnoes, it was not his intention to intro— dam any bill daring the meant maim for oontinning that sot. MALT AND CATTLB FEEDING. Lord H. TETHER maid the Chancellor of the Exche quer whether he via prepared to remit the duty on barley malted for sarlouloural Po:Poste The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER maid the question which the noble lord bad put tohim did nut grow out of any proposed remission recently made by the government, but related to a mater that had been left, for many years, at the discretion of the revenue departmen•. He wee not aware stony arrangements that could be made for the milt fag of barley for the feedise of cattle, bee of duty, without danger to the means, and the government did not intend to propose soy neessaue of that kind. . DRA - WBACH OF THE DUTY ON PAPER. Baran I..ROTUISCHILD acted the Chanoslior of the Exchequer If he was prepared to Was whether, at the time of the Madre of the paper duty, he would gnat the draw l's/3k upon all dissipate of pew in the hand' of the 'tattooers bearing ea lasceacelied excise label 7 The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he would remind his boa. friend of the nature of the proposel of the government as announced tow house with newt to the drawbar* on peper. The peweesl woo that tho duty should he repealsd hoes the Ist of Jaly next, sad that on that day • drawbeck should be allowed on all Fww found in the bands of dealers which should bays been mode ohm the let of April. That wee the proposal so ft stood. His hon. friend ached whether the `or were prepared to grant a drawback on all stooks of paper irrespective of duty. That was • (peados of most didioulry, and be wss not prepared to say that the government would allow drawback on all stocks of paper Irreepeodve a duly. But he thought they amid meet all rsasoaable wishes without muting any - violates to tbe country or say obstruction to the regular progrees of trade by purposing to a somewhat later date the absolute repeal of the duty. He would state in the course of a day or two the precise dal* of the proposed post =t. which would nut be lets/ than one or two mouths let July. COU/SE OF PUBLIC BUSINESS. Mr. DISRAELI sad, sestualog that to debate on the maim of the ►on. arable for Erse: would bo othuleded that sight, it would be command for the house to know what was the muse of bushier proposed for zest week. Lord PALMERSTON said the government proposed that tke hoses should go on with the discussion oonaectsd with the budget on Moodily, and he hoped that it would be con- Untied during the weak. THE WINE AND SPIRIT DUTIES. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE asked the Chancellor of the Ex obscure to Mete wbetbrir be meant to propose the remind= on toe spirit dudes on Monday neat. He also wished to know whether be weeld ism any *silks to postpone the Ism reteleties, which misled to wise, Ilea the gawks of Somme of the spirit duties bad bees decided, es it wee isposible to ease to • estistestary arrangement with reprd to she wise duty proviso*? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER tad, se if - periled the drat reminds% Marts to the duty on wise, he could not oosesst to papas It. The humanists gentleman thought Sheathe dely on wise mum be alleMed by the duty on sparks; Ist In hie (the Chiseolks el the Er chequer's) *pinks the eirwamieseries supposed with rider mice to the stated the British trade west so improbable that *el did set seselitste en element Is the diecossion. It wee the Istasifsa d tbs movesuneet to propose an &Reredos In the Slits on vies is the terms of the resolution now on the table, Is stramitsta en the Customs Act as Nos AZ they totted thisemise at Itheety to proceed. With regard to ohs mewl esterkiss. reistlag to the duty on spirits, it was their ismallos to mewl with that humedistsly alter the wise duty bad bra disposed of ; End be woad now mate the pre cis Neat Is wide be should more the reeds its as to the I - - - - - A ilu - - - /73 I 171 . I rl ri . ii 17f 11 11 1 ri ss 111 111