The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-12 00:00:00

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Clocx.
The mining market is rather inactive to-day. East
Caradon shares are quoted 30} to f ; Marko Valley,
10 to 1 ; Wheal Unity, 13e. to 15s. ; Providence,
42 to 44 ; South Caradon, 320 to 330 ; and West
Beton, 290 to 295. In the Stock Exchange, East
Caradon shares are marked 30S, and Wheal
Trelawney, 191.
Foreign and colonial mining shares remain very
quiet. Linares have been dealt in at 91, and
Scottish Australian Mining at 1 prem.
A petition for the winding up of the Wheal
Anne Mining Company is expected to be heard
before the Master of the Rolls on the 22nd inst.
At Drakewalls Mine meeting yesterday the ao-
counts showed a credit balance of 1,7311. 9e. 3d.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MA!tIL4ANA--(r#18 PAY.)

The 'weather is much milder, with • moistnea; in the air
today, and the wind from the north.
The supply of homegrown wheat this week is again very
short ; flora rather more liberal. Barley beam, peas, and
tares limited. Oats, a much larger supply of Scotch thsa
fora considerable time pest, and very ew mods of say de-
scription. No Irish oats fresh up this week.
The foreign arrivals are extremely short of every de-
scription of corn and grain. A small parcel of wheat only
from Holland, amid sot any flour. Two cargoes of Danish
barley and a few bags from Hamburg. Two cargoes of
oata from Sweden and one from Holland, acid one small
cargo of beans from Dunkirk. No arrivals of seeds of any
sort.

The wheat trade continues in the same depressed state as
on Monday; quotations without alteration for English and
foreign, and few sales reported.
Flour in the same condition; a until business doing in
American in retail at Monday's rates.
Barley for malting quite as dear as on Monday. Grind-
ing and distilling sorts rather cheaper than bat week, and
trade dull.

61t;slow at Monday's prim.
Sams and peas at Mooday's reduction. Seeds : Three.
awry, and mustard, extremely dull. Linseed sod rape-

Fr INO CARGOIL—Few now on sale, and value unal-
tered.

: Essex end Kent, white, new, 56e. to
635.; ditto, line old, -s. to -a.; ditto, red, new,to 60e.;
ditto, fine old, -s. to ; Norlolk, fiae old, --s. to
-a.; red, new, -a. to -a. Fawn : Dantsic, 62a. to 66e.;
fine, 665. to M.; extra,Konigsberg, 575. to
625.,• ditto, extra, 54a. to 66e.; Rostock, extra, 60e. to Ws.;
Meeklaatrarg red, 495. to 66e.; Uckermark ditto, -s. ;
American white, 61s. to 645.; ditto, red, 565. to 625.; Cana-
dian, 565. to 62a.
BaArxr.-English malting. 365. to 375. ; fine, 40s. .;
=a& Ma. to 305.; and distilling, 31s. to 335. per gr. ;
gand4:lo64. to 30a.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 321.
Kmm- Rom and Norfolk, 68a. to 624. ; fine.
ea to 675. ; u and Ware, 644. to M.; brown,
49.. to 575. _ _ _ . . .

I3AlSTLinglish feed, 206. Od. to 234. OL ; potato,
244. to 213 a. ; foreign, 21% to 266.
354. to 384.
RUM-English tick, 36e. to 37% ; barrow, 404. to 41% ;
pigeon, 404. to 416. ; foreign, Masaganig3o24. to 344. ; tick,
384. to 39e. ; Konigsberg, 40e. to 416. ; tian, 34e. to 35e.
Pe-English boilers, 39a. to 40s. w to and blue, 39%
to 424. ; maple, -6. to -s.: grey, 35.. to 375.; hog, 374.
to 394. ; foreign, 354. to 38..
FLOM-English t0wn,49% to 504.; ditto fine, 504. to 59%;
country, 45% to 465. ; Norfolk aad Suffolk, 40% to 42%;
French, --4. to -6. pm sack; U.S. sweet. 29.. to 32%,
Canadian. 295. to 326. : Spanish. 474. to 49e.
hinus Com-White, 345. to 36% ,• yellow 32.. to Su.
FLOATTSG CAROMS, all Cl. F. and 1.-Wheat : Berdi-
anaki and Marianople, per 4921 M, Us. to 565. ; Ohirka, 51..
to 55e. •, Polish Odessa, per 4801b4., red, 48... to 52e. ; white,
-; Danube and Oalatz, 44e. to 504.; Egyptian,
42% to 44a. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4001 M.
Ms. to 254. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 255. to 2M. Beans :
Egyptian, per 4801M.,334. to 34a. Maine : Odes and Galata,
per 4921 M, 34e. Od. is 354. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per
4801 M, 33a. Od. to 344. ; French, do., -4. to -s. ;
American, do., 326. to 335. ; Egyptian, -a. to -..
Etawmt-Oanary mod, per qr., 404. to 50% ; Hem
need, par qr., 46% to 50e. ; Mustard seed, per bushel,
white, 6s. to 94. ; brown, 7e. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr.,
crushing, 576. to 68s. ; Linseed cakes, English, per ton,
111.0.. to 111.10 e. ; American, thin. in lads., per too,
12/. IX to 121. 106.; do., in bogy 111. Os. to 111. 106.; &We,
01. to 01. Os.: Marseille% 101. to 101. 101.; Rape cake% 61.
Otto 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, fis. to 64. 6d. ; Rape-
seed, English, per qr., 564. to 69%

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ttOUSE OF LORDS.—Tuntaktr, VU 11.
I.ohu ASCILLOZ took klo ISM ea tits looks& at
3 o'clock.

THE RIFLE VOLITIVTF.ERU.
Lunt Tla 1014, aniline that be would oe that day
fkrtnight tall the attention of their lmdeltips to the pre-
swat state of the volunteer movement. and ask the Uoiler
Ikeretory f,.t Wur whother it tho intention of the
irmenenieut to grant any (myth°, rid to the:a, and if DO
whether he would be prepared to state its maitre and
fit:

HER MAJDfTY'S REPLY TO THE ADDRESS.
The Earl aI 13T HERMAN S, the Lord Steward, brought
tifit her Majesty's reply to the address agreed to by their
lardshipa. and it was as follows:—" I return you my most
linens %bask. tat your dutiful and affectionate miasma,
11a.1 especially for the nauiner in which you have assured
gm of your feelings on the irreparable lose suatained by
myself and the country in the attlictioF dispensation of
Irrocalreos which bows me to the earth:
The biopic .oljourned at 17 minutes past 5 o'clock.

iiOUSE 41FCOLMONS.—TtIESDAY, FEL 11.
The Si EAkkil took the chair at 4 o'clock.
heveral torivate hills were advaseed a stage.
NEW WRIT.
the motion of Mr. a hew writ was onlerea to
Cie huroti4h of Leiceoter, in the room of John
Raw, E.! , who, puce hie election, had accepted the Chiltern
Hundred'.

APPROPRIATION OF PUBLIC MONEYS.
Lord R. 3&ONTAOU pm *Mies of him intention upon
that day month 'emboli& • motion to the effect that a com-
mittee should be annually nominnted by the speaker to m-
ime all estimates submitted to parliament, sod that it
should be an instruction to the committee to inquire whe-
ther any change shoukl be made in the powers of the Board
of .tudit. with • view of placing it on • level with other
et ces in regard to parliamentary responsibility.
THE BELGIAN TREATY OF COMMERCE.
Mr. FOII,TER gave notice that on Friday next, on the
mtion for woos into committee of supply, be should put •
is-eaten t. the Cutler Secretary foe Foreign Affairs as to
the ',resent position of the negotiation with Belgium for
new commercial engagements, and also whether in the
escomereial engagements between Provide and France provi
sion was likely to be made for a redaction of the duties
levied by the Zollverein upon British manufactnrea.

PUBLIC MONEYS.
Mr. W [LUAUS gave sulks that, os Tuesday, the Idth
kit . he should imprint.' theChaecellor of the Exchequer whe-
ther it wee his intention to bring is shill this session relating
tr the reeemoneedatioes of the committee of 1856 ou public
mosey., awl should all attain* to the reform. recom-
mended by the wtomatoet as public momets and the ex-
proditano of public Sys.
POOR RELIEF (IRELAND).
Sir R. PI.F.L gave polo. that, oa Friday next, he should
sea lean to *Modem a bill for the asneednient of the law
eating to the relief of the poor is Irehied.
NTH*, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES (IRELAND).
Mr. DAWSON asked the Chief Secretary for Irelead
whether it was the intention of the goorereemeat to Wm.
dere, during the preset* minion, say neneame kw siesting
a proper registration of bertha. &.t*, sad searriages im Its
bad, awl for the alteratioe of the present law effecting the
solenimmtion of marriage in that part of the United
Kingdom.
*r K. ?EEL mid it was the intention of the goverment
to introduce, is the mune of the present scion, • bill be
the proper registratiou of births and deaths is helm&
With regard to the registration of marriages, that goodies
vas maim the coasideratioo of the government, sad he had
oe doubt that epos as early day he should he able be date
abet course would be takes in regard to it.
THE MURDER OF MR. WLNCOTT.
Mr. LEW'S asked the Secretary of State for the Home
Department whether his 'Dentin had beeo directed to the
wont murder of Mr. Wilicott, in South-street, limes&
ter-square, and to the ievestimatioa vamoose themes at
the /lerylebone Polk. Court on Wednesday, the RS Mini
nary ; and, if so, whether he intended to make say ioneby
into the 1•000114 which induced the predding ~Mean, be
sakes fear of the ma filen
_end abetting in the woke
to the panishmeut dail wee sad she unisible twines-
seat respeetisely
Sir O. C. ItEY said be knew nothing of the awe eb vied
he boil gathered from the reports in the public ...wpm.
Be presumed that the magistrate before whom the mew wee
hranyht aid nat.:ensiler that the evidence before him *llll.
Seel him in committing more than the one man fee Wel
era the charge of wilful murder. He (Sir G. Grey) hod
set call* upon the magistrate for the meow epos Milk
hie &eosin was based, sad there was the inn roma fur
deem so ea h. understood that the asecoar's jury bad nu
tarred a verdict of wilful courtier whoa the whole foe;
marl it was obvious that nothing &.d d be said in the house
to prejudice their cam, which and come before a jury.
INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE

Mr. sTM:PrioLS twined of the fiecretarr of State
for luaus whether Awe sensidered seresem7 that the sue.
oriel ,wodid.des fat SITU ISMOS (ladiß), residing in Ire•
Lad aid ricetiand, about be required, as heretofore,
111111BILID several week. in Loodon, or to return thither frees
their respective place, of abodes, to be impeded by a ined.
a practitioner in Loudon?
&r C. WINO replied that be Lad communicated
with the Civil Service Commissioner. with reference
b this rositiou, sad they coseidered it absolutely
eaceseary that the successful candidates should be sub.
meted to wadis' asandeatice by their Aker is Leedom.
The esanduatise meet ascesearily extend over seereal
days, aid the prise offered being very high be did
set think this riecessity maid be reprded as any greet
hardship. ribs Secretary of State allowed 1001. to each
eanthilate for airiness, sad they might fairly be called upon
br defray out of that the messes of the journey.

BUSINESS OF THE HOl'BE.
Mr. WHITE row to move "That, so aeon as the rtAi-
mates are ready, one night in each week be given to their
isousideration • motions uo goo/ into committee at sepply
bolos on that day not permitted, except by ammo per-
nuesein of the louse.' He trusted for the suppmt elks.
siembers on both sides of the bouse,and he should be god to
admit any modification so that he might accomplish the etir
jest be bud in view, 'wisely, that the House el Ormemene
should have some osticolcootrol over the e xpewillionsidtbe
evaintrv. During teat scree moral hon. neetbste were
preveated from whip part in &minim en the fethertee
in onmeence of the uncertainty of lie line when the
estimates would be brought on, He cenunithil Shit jar
ties to the discretiew of the house, acid if it shed" swam
• general feeling that they ought to adders theeniees
with more tlUMeoce sad we to the estimates, the especial
*Wet he had in Mew would be accomplished.
Mr. W. SWART wooded the motive, which be en.
sidereal • practical one.
Sir 4;„ GRES' was inclined to admit that if one day of the
week- Thursday, for instance—wee devoted to the cow
liberation of the estimates, and that thy secured fur the
purpose by establishing a rule that the Speaker do leave the
• wititout anv pmlintinary motion on going into cow
mitt.. of supply being made, it would tend to a mon
*mini and adequate consideration of the estimates. He
way. therefore, not opposed to the propossl of the boa
gentleman is mahatma, bat he was afraid that if it wee
adopted in its present form, it might lead to some iucou.
emetice.
Hr. PAI'LL objected to the motion as circumscribiag
the cosstitutineal right of members to bring forward
grievances before supply we. granted.
Mr. W. WILLIAMS supported the motion on the ground
that uoimportaat motions, which interested no one but the
Srsooleri who brought them forward, were allowed to inter-
im with awl ostpone important questions connected wish
the expenditure- el the country.