The Press.
London, England, 1855-02-10 00:00:00

PROMOTIONS.

Nom Slnktt and CI Znittiligttut.

Commanders—Hon. F. Egerton and C. J. F. Ewart to the
rank of Captains.
Lieutenant—John W. D. M'Donald (flag) of the Britar.nia, Is
promoted to be Commander for rank only.
Mates—Frederick Hardy, George Robinson, Gerald Richard
Fitzgerald, William Vicary, Robert Moore Wilson, George Ro-
bert Bell, Philip Howard Colomb. Edmund Joseph Squire,
Charles Sedgwick Fitton, Charles Richard Tiloxam, Charles Tho-
mas Williunaon, Jarties Augustus Poland, Henry Richard Stew-
art. George Borlase, William Frederick Johnson, James Ferris
Prowse, Henry Rnahworth Wrattelaw, John Richard Ouseley,
Cornwallis Wykehant Martin, Louis de la Cherois, George A. T.
Drake, Robert Scott Chisholme, Thomas Barnardiston, William
Jardine, Edwiu John Pollard, George Poole, Seymour Delme
Radcliffe, John Alexander Fownes Lutterell, Hugh M'N. Dyer,
Hastings St J. de Robeck, Charles William Andrew, Richard
Wells, Lord Edward Henry• Cecil—to be Lieutenants.
Clerk—A. G. Thomas to the rank of Paymaster.

FRIDAY Ev SIM
THE Ministerial intelligence has kept the Consol
Market in a• state of depression during the early
part of the week On Wednesday, the news that
Lord Palmerston had at last overcome his difficulties'
and got together a Cabinet restored a degree of
buoyancy to the quotations, but did not quite recover
the depreciating influence of the prolonged crisis.
Consols closed on Saturday at 911 1, and fell on
Monday to 91*, and on Tuesday to 91... The Wed-
nesday's quotations showed a recovery to 91. 1, and
for the March account business was done at 911.
Yesterday, being settling-day, the dealers were prin-
cipally occupied in adjusting their accounts, and these
proving " Bullish," a considerable amount of stock
was brought forward for sale, and the prices under-
went a corresponding decline. The market conse-
quently closed heavily, the quotations, whioh had
been 911 at the opening, ranged down to 901 before
leaving off. For the account, the prices were 911 1.
The Bth of March is fixed for the next settlement in
Consols. The rates of Contango have been 1 to .
for carrying over from the past account.
To-day the market opened with a steadier appear,
ance. Quotations improved to 911 for money, and
911 1 for account, and have been well snpportedb
Reduced Three per Cents. were done at 911; Ne*
Three per Cents., 91. to 911. Bank Stock, 1131
India Bonds, 12s. Excheqner Bills were firm at 7e,
to 9s. prem. Ditto Bonds, 99g.
Money has been tolerably easy in the Stock Ex-
change at rates of 3 to 81 per cent. on deposits of
stock. Out of doors the demand has been inactive,
and supplies easily obtainable at reduced rates of
interest. The only arrivals of gold to any amount
within the last few days were notified on Thursday,
when the Baltie steamer brought 75,000 dollars from
New York, and the Solent from the West Indies and
Pacific 910,000 more—total value, about 195,0001.

RAILWAYS.
There has been little doing in shares, the incle-
ment weather putting a stop to communication in
many directions, and rendering the weekly returns of
traffic unfavourable, in comparison with those of last
year. Prices Na nevertheless, on the whole, been
well supported.
FOREIGN.
The Foreign Market is very inactive. Business
continues dull, although the quotations present little
alteration of any moment.

8 per Cent. Consols 9l 6 316 I
Dittofor Account
6
8 per Cents Reduced
8 per Cents
Long Annuities
Bunk !Book, 7er Cent 2ll 26 211 Al
tinhi &nett, Di por Cut. 222
Exch. Bills, 24d. per diem' 9
India Bonds, °MAC.—

DANK OF ENGLAND.

An Account, purauttut to the Act 71.11 and Bth Victoria, cap. 32
for the week ending on Saturday, the 27th day of Jan., 1855.
INSUR PrPtItTIIMNT.
1
Notes Issued .... A 243,092,60 Government Debt £11,015,100
Other Securities .. 2,934,900
Gold Coin a Bullion 12,092,565
Silver Bullion .... --

126,092,65 J /26,092,563
JUNKING DIIMICIFIIIiNT.
Proprietors'Capital/14,568,000 Goyenunent Seeu-
Rost
Public Deposits' 3,740,512 TreadWeightAti., 111,534,662
Other Deposits
+even Day & other Notes 6,266,3:0
Rills

533,102,257 1 1198,102,2 V
• including Eichnquer, Savings flanks, Commissioner* of
alone' Debt, and Dividend Accounts.
The turegoingreturn. when compared with that of the preceding
week, ending Jan. 20, oxhibits the followinu changes: In the'
Public Deposits
Other Deposits
Notes Issued
Do. Reserved
Seven-day Bills DECREASE of • 4 44,740
Coin and Bullion
Government Securities .. INCREASE of .,- 10,000
Other Securities INCREASE of • 2430,8435
Ilse Rest . _

Toe amount of active circulation In Notes £40,82%19S
Do. in Seven-day and other Bills 91•8,820

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EnoLien—Wheat, Easel and Kent white, 72s to 89s; rod,
648 to 745; Not talk and Lincoln red, 64s to 701. Malting barley,
ll3s to 37s ; grinding ditto, 30s to Sts ; distilling, 30s to SU.
Malt, 66s to 725. Feed oats, 41 to 97s ; ptarto, tOs to Mir.
Rye, 44s to 475. Tick beans, 41. to 455; pigeon, 46. to 116 s.
linty peas, 39s to 41s; maple, los to 432 ; white boilers, 466 to
lins per quarter. Town•made dour, 66. to 735; country marks,
lOUs to bus per 280 lbs.

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oat'. flottr.
P. nellah .. 543 u .. S4lO .. 380 ..
Inslt
foreign .. 5590 .. 130 .. elm
els.

T.ONDON AVERAGES DECLARED ON FRIDAY—Wheat,
4,015 quarters, 7t3s • barley, 8,951 quarters, 3ss 4d ; oats,
8,071 quarters, 25s 74.; beaus, 488 quarters, 40s Rd; peas, 229
qusrters, 4110 4d.
151 PERI Al. WEEKLY AVERAG F.S—Wheat, 705114 ; her.
ley, 32s 2d; oats, 98s 7d ; rye, 42s 2ti ; beans, 444 9,2; peas,
425.

THE SIX WEEKS' AVIP.RAOFS—Wheat, 724 sd; barley,
3 sd; oats, 97e Id; rye, 461 4d; beam., 45a 10d; peas,
43. 9d.

ENGI.ISII GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat. 115979;
barley, 94,21.0; oats, 16,607; rye, 85; beaus, 6,759; peas, l,itll
quarters.
TEA—Since this day ee'nnight only a moderate fondness ha.
been transacted in our market. In prices scarcely any change
has taken piece, but COIIIIIIOII sound Congon has been freely
offered at Did to 16d per lb. Up to Saturday last duty was
paiu on 4,200,06e1be, against 3,8144,7171bs In 1864.
SUGAR—•A full average business has been transacted in all
kinds, and prices generally have been freely supported. Foreign
sugars, afloat, command full currencies. Refined goods are in
fair request. Brown lumps, 41a 6d ; and low to One grocery,
49s to 4es ed per cwt. Crushed, both English and foreign, is
steady. The total clearances to the 3rd inst. were 646,670 eats,
against Gu2,676 cwts last year.
MOLASSES—The inquiry Mr this article has continued
steady. In prices we have no change to report. Low to tine
West India, 16e 6d to 170 ad per cwt.
COFFEE—We have had an improved demand for nearly all
kinds of coffee, at full quotations. Good ord native Ceylon has
sold at 46a to 46s fid per cwt.
COCOA—This article has a firm appearance, and prices have
an upward tendency. Bahia, 32s to 33s ' • Para, 33e to 345;
Guayaquall, 30 to 40s; red Trinidad, 416 to 455; grey, 366 to 38e;
and Granada, 34e to 393 per cat
CHICORY—AII kinds move off slowly, yet we have no change
to notice in prices. Foreign root, in bond, 104 to 111; English,
free, 91 to 91 les per ton.
RICE—We continue to have a very dull inquiry for all kinds,
yet there are no sellers on lower Lamm
SEEDS—.Linseed is tolerably firm, at full quotations.
There is an improved sale fur clover seed, at late rates.
Canary is dull, but not cheaper. Cakes are held at extreme
rates.
COTTON—The demand has fallen off, but we have no decline
*report hi the quotations.
WOOL—Owitig to the near approach of the public sales, and
• the unfavonrable advices from the manufacturing districts, tke
wool trade is in a depressed state, and the quotations are with
difficulty supported.
HEMP AND FLAX—Both hemp and ties have changed
hands to come extent, yet prices have not been supported.
Jute and coir goods are firm, and quite as dear as last week.
TALLOW—Great heaviness e reran' in our market, and
prices are with difficulty supported. P. Y. C., un the spot, has
gold as low as 130 s per cwt. The mock has increased to 40,000
caste, against 38,00(1 emits last year.
OlLS—Linseed oil has sold slowly, at $5l 6d to Ws per ewt.
In other oils only a limited business is doing. Turdentine
moves off heavily, at barely the lute decline in value.
METALS—Scotch pig iron has changed hand* slowly at
66e S i per eat. In spelter very little is doing at 241 10r to 261
per ton on the spot. Oopper and steel are quite as dear as last
week ; bin tin le very dull.
SPIRITS—The sale for Non is heavy, at le 94 to Is lid
for proof Leewards and 21 7d to Is NJ for East India. In
brandy very little is doing on former terms. Geneva and corn-
spirits area slaw sale.
HOPS—There is a slight improvement 18 the demand this
Week, at full prices. The imports are trifling, New mid and
Ere. Kent pockets, 141 to 211; Weald of Kent 141 las to MI;
Sussex, 141 1011 to 151 les per cwt.
POTATOES—The supplies are very moderate, yet the trade
Is „heavy, and prima have a downward tendency. Scotch reds,
901 to 1106 ; York reds, 100 s to 116 s ; reds and cope, MO to flOs
per ton.
COALS—Holywell, 21s; Walker Primrose, 190: Wliom• 19s;
Hotspur, 90a 3d ; Braddyll, 20s 6d ; 'fringion, 926 Id ; Whit-
worth, 20a per ton.
tiM 1111 Fl ELD—Beasts have been In moderato sappy add
steady requeet at full quotations. Sheep and pip have sold
slowly, on former terms; hot Nilves have °omits-dad extreme
ram, owing to their ecercity. Reef, from Is fir to 40 10d;
mutton a " ' -• veal, 1, ed to as; wed pork, do 3d to
40

to me remorme.
Commanders--H. W. Hire to the Niger; H. Lloyd to the 3 per Cent. Consols 9l 1 314 191} i'9li 1 91 1 1 CORN-EXCHANGE - Since our last report very moderate
Wasp; D. Miller to the Majestic ;A. J. Burton to the Cresey ; Dittofor Aceeitat
W. R. Rolland to the Nilo. II per Cents Reduced
Lieutenants-John Ward (a) and Charles D. Robinson to the 8 per Cent
Falcon ;W.A. P. Renee to the Ajax; C. G. Nelson and L. M. Long Annuities - - currency. Thu impurM of foreign *heat have &Mee to route
Croke to the Imperieuse. Bunk Steck, 7 per Cent 2ll 21 211 21 2121 3212 3 213 extent. Importers luniug moony refused w sell except at an
Masters-James O. IL Thain to the Rodney; William H. India Stock, 104 per Cuts. 222 - 223 4.224 1 - . improvemeut of from la to 2.1 per quarter, the business passing
Halliston to the Terrible; Alexander F. Boxer to the Wasp; Exch. Bills, 21d. per diem' - 9 6 9;6 9 7 9 ' has been tritlitig. line malting barley hat changed hand*
Frank Inglis to the Cossack; Daniel M'D. Imo to the Russell; India Bonds, (1,001.4.) - - -1 12 12 steadily, at lull prices; but grinding mid diatilliug swarths have
Richard Thomas to the Orion; Benjamin Renaud to the Corn- given way la per quarter. In malt very hole has been doing, on
wattle; Edward Tonal to the Hastings. DANK OF ENGLAND. former terms. On Monday ,our were very dull mid cheaper;
Mate-Richard Adams to the Falcon. but the demand has since improved, and the quotatione have
Second Masters -Georg, D. Perry to the Beagle; William C. An Account, pureurtut to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32 been Maur. BMWs and peas Lave ruled very dull, and dour has
Buck to the Princess Royal. fur the week ending on Saturday, the 27th day of Jan., 1855. commanded very little attention. Floating cargoes of grant
Surgeons-Henry Baker to the Hawk ; David Lyall, M.D., to issue PIIPAKTAISNT. have been hell at full rates.
the Pembroke; Alfred Baker Cuttield to the Hastings; John Notes issued .... 126,092,565 Government Debt £11,015,100 ENGLISH-Wheat, Essex and Kent white, 7=5 to Ms; red,
Armstrong to the Cornwallis; Charles D. Steal to the Russell;
Other Securities .. 2,984,900 flis to 725; Norfolk and Lincoln red, 64s to 70s. Malting barley,
John 13. Nicolson, M.D., to the Centaur; Samuel W. Webb to Gold Coin & Bullion 12,092,565 335 to 375 ; grinding ditto, 30s to ass ; distilling, 30a to *9a.
the Himalaya. Silver Bullion .... -- Malt, 66s to 725. Seed oats, 25s to Vs ; potato, Sas to Mir.
Assistant-Surgeon-Terence H. Wall to the Leopard; R. M. -- --- Rye, 44s to 475. Tick beans, 41. to 4bs; pigeon, 46* to litis.
Lightbody to the Amphion. 126,092,165 126,092,565 Grey peas, 39s 90 41s ; maple, Ms tease ; white boilers, tes to
Midshipmen-G. L. Bridges to the Geyser; F. W. B. H. Max. Mrs per quarter. Town-made dour, 65e to 735; eonatry [mete,
well to the Hannibal; Edward T. A. Deane to the Desperate. PILNICING DIIIMSTISHNT. SOS to tills per Melba.
Paymasters-Arthur Jones to be Secretary to Rear-Admiral Proprietore'CapitaL2l4,s6B,ooo Government Seen. ARRIvAI.B THIS WEEK.
Houston Stewart; Thomas A. Telfcr to be Secretary to Rear. Rost
Admiral Montagu Stopford.Wheat. Barley. Melt. Oat'. Fitter
Public Deposits' 3,740,612 DeadWeightAns A 11,53.4,962 Lniosis,
....ixi,
.. 3,30
.. 3410
.. 800
.. 675
.
Clerks' Assistants-Alfred W. Williamson to the Amphion; Other Deposits
Henry E. Roy to the Cornwallis; Arthur M. Wade to the Rim- seven Day & other Notes 6,266,370 Foreign .. 5590 .. - .. - .. 130 .. ISO slts.
sell; Charles B. Levereke to the Pembroke; David T. Waugh Bills - bls.
to the Hastings; W. J. R. Rowe to the Centaur; David J. Teo. -- -.....---
man to the Cornwallis; Alfred J. Boytott to the Exmouth. £33,102,257 £99.102,247 LONDON AVERAGES DECLARED ON FRIDAY-Wheat,
PROMOTIONS. • including Exchequer, Savings Banks, Commissioner* of 4,015 quarters, 76s ; barley, 5,9/44 quarters, 33s 4d ; oats,
Commanders-lion. F. Egerton and C. J. F. Ewart to the alone' Debt, and Dividend Accounts. 8,071 quarters, 25. 7d ; beans, 493 quarters, Me 8t1; peas, 329
rank of Captains. • quurtrs, 40. 4d.
The foregoing return, when compared with that of the preceding 1M PERI Al, WEEKLY AVERAGES-Wheat, 708114 ; her-
Lieutenant-John W. H. M'Donald (flag) of the Bram-Alia. Is week, ending Jan, 20, exhibits the tollowine changes: In thvi ley, 32.2.1; oats, iiSti 7d ; rye, 44s 9d ; beans, 44s 2d; peas,
promoted to be Commander for rank only. Public Deposits
Mates-Frederick Hardy, George Robinson, Gerald Richard Other Deposits
Fitzgerald, William Vicary, Robert Moore Willson, George Ro- Notes issued
Dart Bell, Philip Howard Colomts Edmund Joseph Squire,4lll,ooo 311 s sd; oats, 27s Id; rye, 432 ed ; beaus, am 10d; peas,
e
Do. Deserved
Charles Sedgwick Fitton, Charles Malan' Tiloram, Charles This. Seven-dug Bills Bscitssas of .. 44,740
Jetties Augustus Poland, Henry Richard Stew-ENGLISH GLUON SOLD LAST wEEK-Whest. 93,879;
mss Williamson,
Coin andßultion
art. George Borlase, William Frederick Johnson, James Ferris Government Securities . . INCSIASS of
barley, 94,2;8); oats, 1607; rye, 85; beans, 6,759; peas, Lail
Prowse, Henry Rnehivorth Wratislaw, John Richard Ouseley, quarters.
Other Securities INCIIISASE of
Cornwallis Wykehani Martin, Louis de la Cherois, George A. T. The Rut DECHEASH of 9,118 • TEA-Since this day sennight only a moderate hrodnees has
Drake, Robert Scott Chisholme, Thomas Barnardiston, William Tile amount of active circulation In Notes 420,824,195 been transacted in our market. In prices scarcely any chow,
Jardine, Edwin John Pollard, George Poole, Seymour Delme Do. in Seven-day and other Bills 958,820 has taken place, but common sound Congon has been freely
Radcliffe, John Alexander Formes Lutterell, Hugh SUN. Dyer, offered at Did to Hid per lb. Up to Saturday last duty was
--
Hastings St. J. de Robeck, Charles William Andrew, Richard 21,785,015 pain on 4,200,06e1b5, against 3,3144,7171bn In 1864.
Wells, Lord Edward Henry Cecil-to be Lieutenants. Coin and Bullion in both Departments 52,800,424 SUGAR-A full average business has been transacted in all
Clerk-A. G. Thomas to the rank of Paymaster. kinds, and prices generally Lave been freely supported. Foreigit
• FOREIGN FUNDS. sugars, afloat, command full currencies. Refined goods are in
Per Cent Mond. Tuesd. Wed. Thurs. rridny. fair request. Brown lumps, 42e 6d ; and low to fine grocery,
.
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G Danish I - 100 I - - 10(14 1
-43 s to 4ds ed per cwt. Crushed, both English and foreign, is
steady. The total clearances to the 3rd Inst. were 64C,676 cans,
against 602,1178 cute last year.
- Inch. (Ex 12 G uil )21 821 4 891 621 82} 69}
French 3 1.7 t 70c 67f 75c 67:70e 07f 55.• - - MOLASSES-The inquiry Mr this article has continued
FRIDAY Evswnl•. Do. 46 _it 25, !Arm, 5f see usf Go, - steady. In priced we have no change to report. Low to tine
Do. Bank Stock 291151. 29:101. 24.00 f. 20001. - - West India, 16s Sd to 17. 6d per cwt.
THE Ministerial intelligence has kept the Consol Mexican 3 .- 20j 1 201 1 - - COFFEE.-We have bad an improved demand for seamy all
Market in a state of de ion during the early Peruvian 44 - - - - - kinds of coffee, at full quotations. Good ord native Ceylon has
p
Portuguese - sold at 46s to 46s 6d per cwt.
part of the week On Wednesday, the news that Russian 5 102 - 100 - - COCOA-This article has a Ann appearance, and prices have
'
S T anish
3 97 Si - - - - an upward tendency. Bahia, 32s to 3ss • Pars, 314 to 345;
Lord Palmerston had at last overcome his difflcultiea .p 8 764 - - - - Turkish Scrip Guayaquall, 30 to 40s; red Trinidad, 41s to 455; grey, 36. to 88s;
and got together a Cabinet restored a degree of and Granada, 341 to 393 per cat
SHARES.
quotations, but did not quite recover CHICORY-All kinds move off slowly, yet we have no Mange
buoyancy to the quota
R.SILMAYS- Mond. Tuesd. Wed. nor. Frid. to notice in prices. Foreign root, in bond, 104 to 111; English,
the depreciating influence of the prolonged crisis. Aberdeen
Birin.Wolv.&Stour Val s# 381 ISI fSi t 81 9 RICE-We continue to have a very dull inquiry for all kinds,
Consols closed on Saturday at 91# 1, and fell oil Bristol and Exeter
Monday to 911, and on Tuesday to 914 #. The Wed- Caledonian 623 In 621 in 823 in 69} in 611 2
SF.EDS-Linseed is tolerably firm, at Aril quotations.
Chester and Holyhead 121 34 124 34 124 34 134 34 121 31
There is an improved sale for clover seed, at late mos.
nesday's quotations showed a recovery to 914 1, and Cork and Bandon - - - - . -
ss Canary is dull, but not cheaper. Cakes Me held at extreme
for the March account business was done at 911. Bohm a Belfast Jane. 34 24.; 34 2111 34 244 3 2d 3
14 514 6:4 114 5 14 5 rates.
East Anglian
Yesterday, being settling-day, the dealers were prin. Eastern tinier. (B)
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to re
5 port hi the quotations.
East Lancashire
cipally occupied in adjusting their accounts, and these Eastern Counties
the unfavourable advices from the manufacturing districts, the
proving "Bullish;' a considerable amount of stock Great Northern.
~..e9401104 o_9o as so
wool trade is in a depressed state, and the quotations are with
Gt. Bth. and Wet of Ire. - -- so -
was brought forward for sale, and the prices under- Great Western
Lancashire& Yorkshire. 741 5 741 5 741 i 743 1 741 i HEMP AND I:LAI-Both hemp and of have changed
went a corresponding decline. The market conse- hands to some extent, ye' prices have not been supported.
quently closed heavily, the quotations, which had Lon., Tilbury, & Stheed 11.1 11 101 I} 164 11 104 1: -
Brighton, ,tc lO2 xi: 101 x.. 1 10l id NI ui
.201 xd Jute and con. goods are firm, and quire as dear as last week.
London and Blackwall 7# 81 74 84 74 81 ./ ex a i S TALLOW-Great heaviness ere • our market, and
been 914 at the opening, ranged down to 901 before London and firth-West. 1604 1 11104 1 1001 1 1004 i 100 3 prices are with difficulty supported. P. Y. C., on the spot, has
leaving off. For the account, the prices were 911 1. Midland
Newmarket - - - - .- casks, against 38,0 W caste last year.
The Bth of March is fixed for the next settlement in Newry and Enniskillen If 21 11 21 11 21 11 21 11 2/ OILS-Linseed oil has sold slowly, at 35s 8.1 to 8116 per ewt
.41
N.,0rf..0Ik., _
151. 3 31 351 3 51 3 In other oils only a limited business is doing. Turtiontiod
Consols. The rates of Contango have been 1 to 1
....Morn. counties Union • c so 3 id at td 31 1.:I 31 id moves off heavily, at barely the late decline in value.
for carrying over from the past account. North Lineal'
North Staffordshire 44 did 4 oxd 4} did 13 did 44 dsd 66s 6.1 per cwt. lii speller very little to doing at 241 lON to 261
To-day the market opened with a steadier appear.
North.westera 6 40 1 f$ I 6 i 6 01 per ton on the spot. Copper mid steel are quite as dear as last
ance. Quotations improved to 911 for money, anti Otf., Wreetr., and Welty. 301 14 801 14 81 81 2 3111 1 week ; but tin le very dull.
Scottish Central
911 # for account, and have been well anpportedb Scottish Midland
19 4 12 4 12 4 12 4 124 31 brandy very little is doing on former tertns. Geneva and cons
Reduced Three per Cents. were done at 911; Ne* pouutth.l?
h Eevoenrn and Dor. 484 91 fel 9 i'B4 91 561 9 581 9 spirits area slow sale.
Three per Cents., 91$ to 914. Bank Stook, III& South. Western
South Wales 261 94 29 30 29 30 29 30 19 Week, at full prices. The imports are trifling, New mid mad
India Bonds, 12s. Eichegner Bills were firm at 72,
Waterford Jr Limerick 23 523 523 523 5 24 8 Katt Kent pocket*, 141 to 211; Weald .4 Kent 141 las to 1131;
Miscsttks sou fi- Susses, 141 PM to 151 10s per cwt.
to 9s. prem. Ditto Bonds, 991.
Australian Agricultural 313 xd 321 xd 32 id 0 lid -. POTATOES-The supplies are very moderate, yet the trade
Money has been tolerably easy in the Stock Ex- Canada - Is ,heavy, and prime have • downward tendency. Scotch reds,
31 131i31 1 31 i - 901, to 1106 ; York reds, 100 s to 116 s ; red* end cope, 7611 to 110 s
change at rates of 3to 81 per cent. on deposits of Crystal Palace - per ton.
stock. Out of doors the demand has been inactive, crystal Pnalaceof France 1 1 1 11 ; I
- COALS--Holyrrell, 215; Walker Primroes, lISS: ii.ylain. 19s;
and supplies easily obtainable at reduced rates of North British A us. Land
- Hotspur, 90s 3d ; Braddyll, 20s 6d ; Trinolon, Idle ed ; Whit-
intnreet. The only arrivals of gold to any amount Peel RiveArulsotadihnvNelient.. 214 j9l
xdi 2
ill
.234
it
Scottishd 1 xd - worth, 20s per toe.
- SM I'l'll Fl ELD-Beasts have berm in moderate supply ebd
within the last few days were notified on Thursday; South Amindivi Lend 341 5. 31494 634 1424 584 .1149
35
Van Diemen'* Land - steady request. at full quotations. Sheep and pigs ban* sold
when the Baltic steamer brought 75,000 dollars front slowly, on former terms; Mt ;silvers have eomtamided extreme
New York, and the Solent from the West Indies and FOREIGN RAILWAYS. rates, owing to their ecereity. Reef, from 34 IM to 45 10t1;
Mond. reside . Wednes. • Thurs. Fritter!, mutton, 3s 2.1 to Is; veal, 4e SG to Os; sad pork, 3s $d to
Pacific 910,000 more-total value, about 195,0001.
Anti.,! Rttrdto. 61 6i 61 Lai 4 - 4s 4d per falba to sink the °Kale.
RAILWAYS. Belgian East. J. 1 1 1 1! 1 } -
RAILWAYS. N KW° AT PI AND LF.A DE /4 HALL - TIM ser=oso•
es
time extensive. About an average beeloaes ilf
There has been little doing in shares, the needs- Dutch Rhenish 21 I_4
1$ 44pd 311
ilp dlll
iptd - d
- P follows:-Beat, from 3. 2d to 4s 4d; mutton, Whim 414 41:
.! in East Indian.... 1 111 ,
meet weather putting a stop to communication
Gt, Indian Peu. par sp par tPst Par tPxlll,6* tPao - P veal, 4s ad to 6s 4d; pork, Si to 4s 64 lie Walf* mho
many directions, and rendering the weekly returns of O.W.ofCan.,Sh. 164 7 164. 717 41 17 - *areas..
4 .
traffic unfavourable, in comparison with those of last Lyons I Geneva if 21p li 2p - 1 2 p - P
Madras -
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.
year. Prices Na nevertheless, on the whole, been
NJ. A Lge.(w. in) 61 71 61 71 61 71 6 71 -
well supported. Nrtl-rn.ofFnice. 344 1 .131 4* 341 1 - Tvestlay, 14briscry 6.
FOREIGN. Norw. Trnk.Prf. .13 9i di 94 8f 9!
81 11 - BANKRUPTS.-Darnm Kftwo, Minium:km, liiddlesat, Milk.
Paris & Lyons 414 101} 1 p 211 Ip. 11
The Foreign Market is very inactive. Business
continues dull, although the quotations present little Paris & Orleans 47 91 47 947 91247 114
Bay, Kent, shipowner-James ?Lind Slt CAMPIMLIs 51.
--_, p maker-3ilutrboodPorinnonsesnitypezlpers_Wittniserrbir SAevuesosT,
Li:earstMg.
Paris & Rouen 42 4' 44 442 442 4
alteration of any moment.
- . 40
i

mutton, 3e 21.1 to ba; veal, 4a ad to 6s; NR4 pork, IS PI to
4s 4d per falba to sink the °Kale.
N OAT AND V.A M HALL 11111111,
tinue extensive. About an Immo iN Nom& in
follows:—Heerf, from 31i 2d to 46 4d; mutt" 9,212 W Of Al:
veal, 4s 4d to na 4d; pork, So to 4, 64 pie elks W
oarease.
,
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.
Tvestlay, 14briscry 6.
BA Nil RUP7B.—Daintr, gm, 141kIngNos,
maker
Southampton ISAAC POTboardlnsh nee-kee T and WILLY'S BMOC kreislkky,
pers—neern Atlas, of IioNIND
Hay, Kent, shipowner—Janis FLZTCtiaIteMPINILIN Met

alley, Cornhill, ship and insurance broker—GEoitoE KENNEDY
GETELIN, late of Victoria Wharf, Regent's-park Basin, white
zinc and permanent paint manufacturer—WlLLlAM CHRISTO-
PHER HARDY, Hillingdon, Middlesex, plumber CHARLES
HABELDEN, Wiginore-street, Cavendish-square, bookseller—
EDWARD HALL, Guildford-road, Greenwich, licensed victualler—
JOHN BR/NDLEY,I3IIIIIiIIghIIIII, hosier—JAmEs BURNBLUM, Man-
chester, eommasion agent.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.--Gronor. KNox, Glasgow,
merchant—WlLLAm Scorr, thane, Lanarkshire, carter—WILLIAM
GlLmoun PEACOCK, Hamilton, founder.
Friday, February 9.
BANKRUPTS.—ALFaED SPENCE, Postford Mills, near Guild-
ford, paper manufacturer—WlLLlAM MAartis, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, carpenter—GEOßGE ROCHESTER, Bishopwearmouth, linen
and woollen draper—RICHARD BRoxAP, JOHN BROXAP, JAMES
BROXAP, and WILLIAM BROXAP, Burnley, Lancashire, cotton
manufacturers—JOHN BUCHANAN, Moorgate-street, upholsterer,
do.—JAMES CROUCH and Jos CROUCH, Wimbledon, Surrey,
builders—SAMUEL PLIMSOLL, Sheffield, coal merchant—FazDa-
RICK BULLOCK, 001110, Lancashire, grocer—WILLIAM HOLLOWAY,
Millbank-street, Westminster, sadler JOSEPH HARROP and
JAMES HARROP, Westbury, Wiltshire, woollen manufacturers—
JOHN ANDREWS CLARKE and tIOSEPII DAVIDSON, Cheapside, City,
warehousemen CEORGE WARD (;ILBERT, Waterloo-street,
Hammersmith, licensed victualler—JAMES Blau, Canton, Gla-
morganahire, lime manufacturer—JOSHUA MONCKTON, King-
street, licensed victualler—ALEXANDEß KIRKALDY, St. Mary-at-
Hill, Tower-street, printer JAMES UNDERWOOD, Epsom,
victualler—Jou N WALTER RYMILL, Paul's-wharf, Upper Thames-
street, paper agent—JAMES ELLts, Birmingham, fender menu-
facturer—EttocH LEA, King's Norton, Worcestershire, grocer--
HENRY PAINE, Strand, taiIor—CHARLES HEATON and JAMES
HEArox, Lime-street, City, export oilmen—THOMAS Baooxii,
Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, hotel-keeper.

BIRTHS.

DE BUTTS—On the 27th oh., at Dover, the wife of Captain

J. C. B. I)e Butts, Royal Engineers, of a son.
LAVIE—On the 4th instant, at Asbling.house, Hambledon,
Hants, the wife of Captain Henry Lavie, of a laughter.
ti'll&UßDO—On the 4th Instant, in Curzon-attest, Mayfair, the
wife of I.leut.-Colonel Montagu M'Murdo, of a son.
ICAB,RIAGES.

BATCHELOR—TRELAWNY—On the Gth instant, at Calstock
Cornwall, the Rev. Fred. T. Batchelor, M.A., to Charlotte,
daughter of Sir W. L. S. Trelawny, Bart.
BAUSFIELD—GAMBIER—On the 6th instant, at the church
in Gordon-square, the Rev. George Benjamin Itichinga Bans-
field, to Georgians Mary Floyer Gambier, daughter of Rear-
Admiral Gambier.
BAYLEY—RICE—On the let instant, at Tilmanatone, Kent,

the Rev. Emilius Bayley, son of Sii John Bayley, Hirt., to
Marianne Sophia, daughter of Edward Rice, Esq., M.P., of
Dane-court, Kent.
GAMMELL—RYBOT—On the 7th of December last, at Ban-
galore, Andrew Gammen, Esq., 12th Royal Lancers, to Mary,
daughter of Major Rybot, formerly of the Bombay Cavalry.
DEATHS.

ANGELO—On the 13th December last, at Lucknow, Bengal
Presidency, Lieut.-Colonel Richard Angelo, 34th Regiment
Native Infantry.
BURKE—On the 17th ult., at Balaklava, of Crimean fever,
Henry Click Burke, Captain in the Duke of Wellington's
Regt., sou of the late Colonel Sir John Burke, Bart., aged 32.
CALCRAFT—On the 16th ultimo, at New York, Captain Granby
Hales Caicraft, youngest sou of the late Right Hon. John
Caleraft.

CAPEL—On the 3rd instant, in Charles-street, Berkeleysquare,
Lieut.-General the Hon. Thomas Edward Capel, aged 65.
EDGEWORTH—On the 6th instant, in Chesham•place, Bel-
grave•aquare, Elizabeth, widow of the late Major Thomas
Edgeworth, of Edgeworth-town.
JEN KENSON—On the sth instant, at Paris, Lady Jenkenson,

. .
aged "8•
MELFORT.—On the sth instant, at Hampton-court Palace, Miss
Campbell Melfurt, stator of Lieutenant• General Frederick
Campbell, RA.
MONTAGUE—On the 29th of October, 1854, at Sydney, New
South Wales, Lord Frederic Montague, third son of the Duke

of Manchester, aged 26.
MONTRESOR—Ou the 7th instant, at Chelsea, William Mon-
tresor, Esq., younger son of the late Captain Montresor, R.N.,
C.B.
RICHARDSON—On the 4th instant, at Galway, John Richard-
son, Esq., Commander in her Majesty's Navy, aged 42.
ROLLO—On the 3rd instant, in Stanhope-street, Hyde Park-
gardens, the Lady Rollo, widow of John, eighth Baron Rollo.
STUART—On the 7th instant, at EaglePcarnie, lladdiugton, in
the 78th year of his age, General the Hcn. Sir Patrick Stuart,
G.C.M.G., Colonel of her Majesty's 44th Regimeht.

QOLDIEItS' WIDOWS.
u CAMBRIDGE ASYLUM, Kingston-upon-Thames.
The NEXT ELECTION of WIDOWS will take place on the
24th February instant. This is the only existing Institution fur
the Widow of the Soldier killed in the
RITSSIAN WAR.
Subscriptions (advertised)aeceived by Messrs. Coats; the
Collector, Mr. Charles Turner, 3, Chapel-place South, Park-
lane, and by
EDWARD FREI). LEEKS, lion. Secretary.
Offloes—Palace Chambers, SL James's-street,
and 2, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house.

THE PRESS.

ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Lessee and Manager, MR. ALFRED WIGAN.
On MONDAY, and during the week, will be performed
a new Comedietta, entitled TIT FOR TAT. Characters
by Messrs. A. Wigan, Robson, Emery,; Misses Mead),
Bromley, and Turner. After which (first time at this Theatre)
the Comic Drama of A LUCKY FRIDAY, in which Mr. Wigan
will appear. To conclude with THE YELLOW DWARF AND
THE KING OF THE GOLD MINES. Characters by Mr. F.
Robson, Miss Julia St. George, Miss E. Ormonde, Kist. E.
Miss Bromley, and Mrs. Fitzallan.
Doors open at Seven; Performance to commence at half past.
Stalla,bs.; Upper Box Stalls,ds.; Boxes, 46.; Pit,2s.; Gallery, 10.

NEW PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,
EXETER HALL—On WEDNESDAY, Feb.l4, will be
performed Cherubini's Grand Choral Work in C—Beethoven's
Symphony in A—Mundelssolin's Overture, " Buy Bias "
Weber's Overture, "Euryanthe" Beethoven's Overture, " Eg-
mont"—Part Song (Mendelssohn), with Chorus of 900 voices.
Vocalists engaged :—Miss Biroh, Miss Dwyer, Miss Dianelli,
Mr. Augustus Brahain, Mr. ilerberte, and Mr. Hamilton Braham.
Violin, Herr Ernst. Conductor, Dr. Wylde. Performance com-
mence at Eight o'clock. Stall Tickets, Ono Guinea. Reserve
Seats—Area, los. 6d.; portion of West Gallery, 6s. Western
Area, 2s. 6d. To be had at Messrs. Cramer, Beale, and Co.'s,
and Messrs. Keith, Prowse, and Co.'s, where Subscriptions are
also received. Subscription, 21.25.

EXETER HALL—The Right Hon. the Lord
Mayor and Sheriffs of the City of London have kindly sig-
nified their intention of being present at the performance by the
New Philharmonic Society in aid of the Funds of the ASYLUM
for IDIOTS, on Wednesday, Feb. 14. Stall Tickets, One
Guinea; Reserve Seats, 10s. IStl.—to be had at the Office of the
Asylum, 29, Poultry.
WILLIAM NICHOLAS, Sub• Secretary.

EXETER HALL—Mrs. FANNY KEMBLE.
Mr. MITCHELL respectfully announces a SECOND READ-
ING (and positively the last) of Shakspeare's Play, MID-
SUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, by MRS. FANNY KEMBLE,
with the incidental Music by Mendeissohn.—MONDAY EVEN-
ING, February 12, commencing at Eight o'clock. The Orchestra
and Chorus under the direction of Mr. Benedict. Prices of
admission :—Reserved and Numbered Seats (for which early ap-
plication la requested), 7s. 6d.; Reserved Seats (not numbered),
Centre Area, ; West Gallery, 35.; Area, 2s.—Tickets and
Books of the Words may be obtained at Mr. Mitchell's Royal
Library, 33, Old Bond-street; of Messrs. Keith, l'rowse, and
Co., Cheapsitle ; at the principal Libraries and Musicsellers ;
and at the 0111ce, No. 6 in Exeter-hall.

LEICESTER SQUARE. THE AZTECS
AND THE EARTHMEN. The first of either race ever
seen in Europe. Exhibiteddaily from 3to 6 and 7to half-past 9.
Lectures at 4 and 8. Vocal and Instrumental Concerts every
Exhibition by Miss Clarie Wallworth, Mr. Henry Smith, and
Mr. W. J. Morris, on the Crystal-Ophonic. Admission, Stalls,
25., Reserved Seats, Is., Gallery, lid. HANOVEII-84UARE Rooms,
Daily from 12 to 2: Admission, 3a. and 2s.

WYCOMBE RAILWAY.
NOTICE is hereby given that the next GENERAL
. MEETING of the Shareholders of this Company will be held,
pursuant to the Act of Parliament, at the Great Western Rail-
way Hotel, Paddington, on TUESDAY, the 27th day of Feb-
ruary instant, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon precisely, for
the purpose of transacting the ordinary business of the Com-
pany, and the books kept by the Company for the registration of
the Transfer of Shares will be closed from the 17th of February
instant until after the Meeting.
And Notice le hereby also given that the said Meeting will
. afterwards be made Special, for the purpose of declaring certain
Shares, upon which the calls in respect thereof have not been
duly paid, forfeited. By order,
W. H. WILSON, Secretary.
Offices of the Company, 3, Park-street,
Westminster, Feb. 7, 180.
Al-!% 7;7 •
•
• Y HARMLESS APERIENT.-
. ..1 4 'nDOUBLE-ACTION FOUNTAIN, producing a
07 4 ~, ..
• 4'. - • :41,. a 't,.• ~ without theintroduotion of air. A little water
7
to,
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ifitA lr'"' , vtint4qtaneous relief in cases of obstructions—it is its
_..k ellervoirmay be carried in the pocket ready for use to the
IS ogi • , eginveniest places. Also, Rein's improved Railway Con.
Am 5'.... • .401y.for tfavellers and invalids, adapted for ladies and gen-
' , • ilio rr, Rein attends on Ladies at their residences, and
.. ii • T had only of the itetentor and maker, who manu-
echanical assistance for infirmities, F. C • REIN,
• ..1021,8 ' :•• ,d ly opposite Exeter-hall.
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