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The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-01

MONEY MARKET.

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocx

The various departments of the Stock ixchinge
have exhibited an improved feeling this morning.
Notwithstanding the prolongation of the minis-
terial crisis and the cheek which it placed
upon the prosecution of active business ope-
rations by the political uncertainty now prevalent,
the decided manner in which the principles of free
trade and of political progress were affirmed by the
chief speakers in both houses last night, has exercised
a powerful influence in restoring confidence among
the dealers, though the future course of affairs is as
yet involved in too much uncertainty to admit of
their entering into speculative transactions of any
'magnitude.
Consols opened at 96; to ; for money, and about
better for account ; they have since been done at
for cash, and arc now called 96! to for both, being
k higher than yesterday. The prices of business
marked, are: Three per Cent. Consuls, 961, i; ditto
for account, 96,f, ; Reduced Three per Cents., 97, 4 ;
New Three-and-a Quarter per Cents., 98;' 1, 99;
South Sea New Annuities, 95,i ; India Stock, 263,
262. . _

Exchequer Bills are very quiet. The I,ooot. bills
have been:bought at 50s. prem.; ditto small, at 495.
India Bonds, large, mark 545. prem. ; ditto small, 51s.
The foreign stock market has been almost entirely
destitute of business, and the only notable change
in prices is in Mexican Bonds, which havu
improved to 34k. The list of the morning's bargains
is restricted to :—C'hilian Six per Cont. Bonds, 194.
Danish Three, per Cents., 1825, 781. Mexican Bonds,
33k ; ditto for account, 34, k. Peruvian Four-and-
s-Half per Cents., 1849, 83; ditto Deferred,
371. Portuguese Four per Cents., 31, 331.
At Paris, yesterday, the quotations of bullion and
lof exchange were firm.
ANULtoll FUNDS.—Tuta Dar.
ewe Piot% 2141 151 1 3 pot CLUeo. tee., 961 11
3 tor Cc Rad. &tool.. 97 tor Uw. el 1
Sow oi. Cow. Awn.. Ki 1 Ltebaqwer Ltalls.l74. to Ser.
VOIIMION 11.1111/8.
I poi Ct. Aurtrton 11 per Ct./In...Us WW., 17 10
11 par Ot. Bola. bowls. VI 3 brawls Deter, l lee, 31 11
24 oar Ceot., 5 per Ct. 331 1
5 per Ct. bratlltrat lid... 92 4 44 we OLP 0-1.1. !as Ma 034 31
111th New. 44 3 VorterstwerVoneertehl, 331 4
eer 'tumor ATTer. S 3 S 11 pet S. 111 1...110 IS
per Cs. Chilton lUS T litto 01.44. 13( 304
Ditto Columb. bet We— 7 pre Cs. Mpowoe itls., 3.1 et
Colombia. Eqw4lor nda.. 31 j Do. Deferred
3 twr 00. IWatrh Mx, 7$ IN Onto Pereira 111...42
21 pet V Dutch 11,11..561 9 Sloe Ct. VieWILW4.I W.ll. 30 3
{pre Q Dubs. 'NNW.. 911 3 Irreorwola Peternel Booms, 111 11

IN EXCHA NGES.
London, England, 1851-03-01

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3 per Cents.
3 per testa
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3 per Cents. Do
44 per Dents.
Rao:bangs on Lando.° :ai sight, 23 3; be days.-24 975.
Belgian, 3, le le lOll Notsey. I Naples Rent, s
lOu 3, 15,11 — Raman Levi, IVO 765
It,. 45 — Do. do. 11930 ... 77 ...
Do. 2t 1839 Treasury Putuis
Piedmont p. Cents. 39 33 ... Bank slur,* 2220 ._
Dot: 'mtg.—Versailles (right hank), 170; 'Versailles Oat
bank), 187 50; Parla and Orleans, 87; So; 1.4t1+1 and !Warn. oS0;
Bonen and Havre, 270; Manailles and Avignon, 192 30; Strasbourg
and Bale, 129 73; Ortesna and Bordeaux, 395; North, 475; Parrs
and Hirasbourg, 363 29; Tours and Nantes, 233 73; Dieppe and
Fee unp, 205 73.
Blum:4, Fan. 27.—Voluntary Loan, IOG ; New Loan,
Four-and-a-half per Cents., 1001; National Deld, 811 ; Com-
mercial Marine Society's Premium, 1271 • Bank Share:, 931.
V193;3:A, Fan. 26.—Fire per Cent. Metalliques, Ow ;
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., ditto, 1141. Bank Shares,
1.237. Exchange on London, 12.41.

RAILWAYS.

THIS DAT.

Two O'CLOCK,

The share market is very good to-day, and a de-
cided improvement has taken place in most of the
heavy stocks, in which many of the lighter descrip-
tions of unguaranteed shares have also participated.
Business is likewise prosecuted with more
activity than for some days past, many lines having
met with an encouraging demand. East Lancashires
have been done as high as 16; Caledonians, at Itq, ;
Great Westerns, at 911; North Westerns, at 1311;
and Midlands, at 621. In South "Wales shares there
is a great rise, the price having advanced from 30 to
321, which is the last figure marked.
The following are this day's sales :
Aberdeen, 131 14 ; Ambergate, Nott., Boston, and Eastern
Junction, 31 cx die.; Caledonian, 121; ditto New 101. Prof„
5; Chester and Holyhead Preference, 161 ; East Anglian,
1, E. and 11., 21 ; ditto 31. 10s., ; Eastern Counties,
ti ; ditto Extension, 5 per Cent., No. 2, par; ditto
New Preference, 6 per Cent., 101 ; Eastern Union,
B. and C., 41 ; East Lancashire, 141 ; Great Northern,
181 ; ditto Halves, A Deferred, 61; ditto Halves, 11,
6 per Cent., 121 ; ditto 6 per Cent. Preference, l 31;
Great Western, 911 1 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
571 8 ; ditto Fifths, 44; Leeds and Thirsk, 15; London
and Blackwall, 71 1 ex div.; Loudon and Greenwich,
III; London and North Western, 1311 cx dividend;
ditto New Quarters, 2.11; London and South West-
ern, 89.81 ; Man., But., and Mat., 11; Man. Sheff.,
and Lin., 351 ; ditto New 101. Preference. 111 ; Mid-
land, 62 A ; ditto 501, Consolidated l'reference, 201;
ditto Birmingham and Derby, 130; Newmarket, sex new
North British, 91 1; Pref., 61; North Staffordshire, 101
1; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, 191 i;
Scottish Central, 18 ; Scottish Midland New, 71; South-
Eastern, 261 ; ditto 41 per Cent., 301 ; York, New-
castle, and Berwick, 211 1; York and North Midland,
241 1.
Orleans and Bordeaux, 31; Paris and Rosen, 231.
London, England, 1851-03-01

EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY.

The result of the poll, as declared at four o'clock
yesterday, and given in part of that day's impression of the
Express, was as follows :
Proprietors. Stock. Votes.
For the adjournment.... 173 .. 432,490 .. 6.078
Aguin,t do. .. 201,410 .. 2,802

Majority

DIRECT LONDON AND PORTSMOCTII.—The half-
yearly meeting of this company was held yesterday at the
London Tavern. .Mr. W. A. W i ilkinson n the chair. In
their report the directors regretted they could not advisethe proprietors to avail themselves of the provisions of the
Railways Abandonment Art, 1850. This act was intended
to accomplish the object the directors had in view, but the
mode in which the abandonment of the line must be worked
out, under its present provisions, they thought objection-
able. The directors trusted some henlicial amendments in
, these provisions would shortly be passed, and they therefore
I advised the proprietors to await the result of the session.
The affairs of the company had been carried on during the
last six month, solely with the intention of abandoning the
undertaking under parliamentary sanction. The accounts
to the end of 1850 showed that the total receipts of the
company were 140,097/. 17s. 3d., and the expenditure
118,1861. 12s. 10d., leaving a balance of 21,911/. 4s. 6d.
—Sir W. Jolliffe, Atari., M.P., a director, submitted the
amended clauses which this company, en conjunction with
others, were about to submit to the considt•ratioa of the
railway commissioners, with a view to promote the winding
up of railway companies with more facility.—The report
was then adopted unanimously.
SoCTII-E.t9TERN ItAtLwAY.—The directors' report
statist that the receipts of this company for the half-year
ending on the 31st of January, 1861, have been
347,5291. 18s. 7d.; and the working expenses 119,1291. Os.
The revenue account is charged with the sum of
• 20,1271.21. 7d., to he added to the fund already laid aside
for the purpose of renewals;_ the rates and government
duty amount to 28,421/. 2s. 2d.; the rent of the Green-1
whit, Canterbury and Whitstable, and Readiag, Guildford,
and 'Uinta • Railways to 42,8861. 161. • which sums, in
addition to the interest on the mortgage debt and guaran-
teed stock of the company, a sum of 1,802/. 10s. 5d., pro-
viously chanted, in error, to the Steam Packet Company,
and a provision for bad debts of 1,000/.,—make a total de-
duction from the gross earnings of 246,2881. 18s. 10d.;
leaving, together with the amount of dividends and interest
which have accrued on investments, and the amount at the
credit of profit and loss alter providing for the last dividend,
an available balance of 126,8691. lls.
London, England, 1851-03-06

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1851.

sone, and his companions had with remorseless cruelty at-
tacked their victim, wholly indifferent as to whether they
might not have deprived hint of life, and no an example for
the enormity of his crime he should sentence him to be
transported fur Coe period of his natural life.
London, England, 1851-03-06

PUBLIC SALES.

MAactt s.—By Mews. ROBERT A and Boer, at the Mart.
—A freehold farm residence, known as Maryland l'oint
Howe, Stratford, with a garden, farm-yard, and
buildings, &e., and a considerable frontage, adapted for'
building purposes, land tax redeemed and tithe free —so.d
' for 1,0201.
Fourteen freehold residences, forming the whole of
Globe-terrace, Forest-lane, Stratford, ES4CI, part of them
of the estimated annual value of 401., and some valued at
421. per annum each, land tax redeemed—Ten of these
houses were sold in lots for 3,3001., the remaining four were
unsold.
Freehold newly-erected corner house, adjoining the pre-
ceding, in carcase, intruded for a public-house—sold for 3301.
London, England, 1851-03-06

RAILWAYS.

THIS DAY.

_
Two o'Crock.
The slight depression noticed yesterday in the
share market has entirely vanished, and the market
is very good to-day, with a decided improving ten-
dency. Business continues to be prosecuted upon an
active scale in most of the ungauranteed stocks, but
amongst those most in favour may be particularised,
East Laucashires, London and South Westerns,
South Easterns, Midlands, North British, and York
and North Midlands. East Lancashires have gone
up to 17i; South Westerns to 91i ; Midlands
to 6.3!.
Foreign shares arc also good.

HARM AND enTnis UNGIIAItANTEED
London, England, 1851-03-06

VENEZUELA.

Our Paris correspondent writes yesterday as
follows :

Letters received by the last packet-boat from the
Antilles bring the following intelligence from tho
republic of Venezuela :
None of the candidates to the presidency having
obtained the requisite majority in the general elec-
tions, Congress, according to Ole provisions of the
law, assembled on the 20th January, and, after a
sitting of three hours and a half, proclaimed presi-
dent General Oregorio Nlonagas, brother of the late
president.
A deputation, appointed to go to Carnena to fetch
the new president, quitted I.a Guayra on the 21st
January on board a steamer of the Republic.

ANNUAL EXPEN4ES OF MASTERS IN CHANCERY.
The returns upon this subject, just presented to partia-
-1 ment, show a total payment under this department
of the Court of Chancery, from October, 1849, to
October, 18.50, of 41,8041., thus accounted for : Ten
IMasters salaries, 25,4841. ; Accouutant-General's salary
as Master, 5821.; pension to a retired Master, 1,0001. per
I annum ; pension to a retired Master's clerk, with a propor-
tion to another clerk, 970/. ; compensation to three Masters
at 725/. per annum-2,1741.: ten Masters' chief clerks,
salaries at 1,000/. per annum each-10,0001. ; ten Masters'
junior clerks, salaries at 1501 per annum each-1,5001. ;
compensation for loss of office and profits to four Masters'
junior clerks, :411. The fees received in the Masters' offices
from '2sth of November, 1849, to 24th of November, 1850,
amounted to 41,4441., as shown by the suitors' foo fund ac-
count
London, England, 1851-03-06

METALS.

The Board of Trade returns just issued furnish us
with the statistics of the metal trade during the
month ending the sth of February la,t, as compared
with the corresponding period in the two preceding
years. The export tables of metals of home produce
and manufacture show, on the whole, a still further
increase of activity in this important department.
The total declared value of all the metals
exported during the month is 561,0701. against
536,540/. in 1850, and 318,6004 in 1849. The
increase over last year is consequently shown to be
about 6 per cent., and the Increase over the year
previous nearly 60 per cent. On examining the
various items of which the table is composed, we
find the chief augmentation in iron. Of this metal
and steel the exports were 340,8711., being 9 per
cent. more than last year, and 44 per cent. more than
in 1849. Copper and brass are rather below last
year, but in excess of 1819: the figures are-1851,
declared value, 124,8221. ; 1850, 140,4531.; 1849,
114,4511. Lead has largely increased. In wt-
wrought tin there is a fulling off, but this is more
than counterbalanced by the increase which is again
to be noted in the article of tin plates.

THE NEW CITY Horst OP CORRECTION AT liol.-
LOWAY.—Mr. Jay is rapidly proceeding in the completion
of this building, which has been visited by several members
of both houses of parliament. At the last Court of Alder-
men the chairman, Alderman Challis, brought up the re-
port of the special committee appointed in reference to the
building by the Court of Common Council. This document
seta forth at length the proceedings connected with the bu-
siness, and the appointment of Mr. Trego, the contractor,
as the builder of the prison, the laying of the first stone by
Sir James Duke, the Lord Mayor, and concludes by stat-
ing that Mr. Trcgo, the contractor, having fallen into diffi-
culties which prevent his proceeding with the contract, ar-
rangements by the Prisons Committee with his assignees
for a general release had born made, and Mr. Jay appointed
to complete the works upon. the terms of the original con-
tract. It was understood that the work would be finished
by the 26th of March, 18.52, and from the plans and specifi-
cations which have been made, it appears that the prison
will be well adapted to the purposes for which it is re-
quired.
MARISCUAL COLLEGE, ABERDEEN.--011 Saturday
last the Earl of Eglintou was elected, by a majority of all
the " nations," lord rector of this college. The noble lord's
opponent was Sir Charles Lyell.
London, England, 1851-03-06

SPORTING.

BEITECG AT MANCHESTER—Tr Ebt.A Y.
cures p.

o 1 art Rheri• (I)
I* to I Ilarlaot (t)
30 to I It
!! to I Myin¢Gait,

27 to I Wet lAdy Evelnt (t)
33 to I Beeman (I)
1000 (.., 20 Lady Eden (t
three times)

SS to 1 ttaltilraer (t)
DERBY.
$ to 1 apt Grecipit It to I agst Nominator
616 1 Prime attniatsr ft) 20 to 1 Lataartine
1116 1 The Mountain Sylph 25 to 1 Clusatelattua

OLDHAM STEEPLECHASES (CONCLVDED).
GAR/1140N AND HI:NT STAILEA Of 3 sore. each and 40
added ; the second to receive 101. Gentlemen ridere , 12at
each, &c. Over the Steeplechase Course. (7 subs.)
reptant Mavaard'e Springy leek (Canavan) I
24r. Wall's Mew( r (Cowell) 2
Captdo Nortorea Potheen (11r. Lyac.)
The Duchess and Clear-the-Kitchen also ran. A tine
race ; won cleverly by half a length.
BEATEN STCZYLECNA9E STAKES of goys. each, 3 ft,
and 30 added ; the second to receive 101. Steeplechaes
Course.

- tdi.iternan's law, aged, llet lib (Catena) I
Mr. Mewburee Queen at t►e Werke, Net Sib (wield!) 2
Won easy.
BEATEN GARRISON STARES were won by the Duchew,
beating The Brewer, easily.

DONCASTER SPRLNG MEETING.
The race committee have got up a most excellent list fur
flat and steeple chase racing on the Thursday and Friday,
and the admission fees to the Grand Stand and Betting-
-1 moms having been fixed at a low scale, calculate on a large
and fashionable company. The following is an outline of
the present engagements: THIVIISDAY.—The Grand National Steeple Chase Stakes of
16 sues. each, &c., with 100 added ; 23 horses left in out of
an entry of 38; the Vetting Room Stakes, 9. catch* ; the
Sheffield and Rotherham Handicap, 18 entries ; a Hurdle
Handicap; and the Municipal Stakes.
FRIDAY.—The Doncaster Handicap, with 100/. added;
22 horses left in out of an entry of 45; the Hopeful Stakes
' for 2-yr olds, 15 entries; and three other stakts, which
close next week.
The Great Northern Railway have announced
trains, at single hie', from London, York, Sheffield Wake-
field, and Leeds ; those frum King's-cross will start each
day at half-past seven in the morning, and return from Don-
caster in the evening at half-past five, performing the dis-
tance in five hours. . .

iiieniei vfilioaaissence each day at half-9,2q77N
..4
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London, England, 1851-09-08

RAILWAYS.
THIS DAY

Two o'Ci.oon.
Them is very little business offering in shares to-
day, and the tone of the market has been generally
rather flat, though a better feeling is now observable.
Prices have in some half-dozen instances been
marked a fraction below those of Saturday, but in
several cases a slight rally has since occurred.
London, England, 1851-09-08

DEAN AND CHAPTER OF MANCIIESTEI

The following is a copy of the accounts filed I
under the provisions of the Manchester Rectory Act, in the
Bishop's Registry for last year :
Dean and Chapter of Manchester. Abstract of General
Account tot the year 1850, pursuant to Act 13 and 14 Vie.,
c. 41, s. 35:
C HAUG E.—Christmas, 1850.
£ I. d. £ s. d.
To tithe rent-shargcsanear,lB49 194 2 2
One year, 1850
3,194 5 3
To one year's rents 3,053 19 1
To one year's fines
To one year's dividends and interest of stock
and other securities 77735 4
10
To miscellaneous receipts

£7,186 0 11

By arrears of tithe rent-charges carried to £s. d.
next year's amount 284 12
By eharges of management, rates and taxes
(tithe rent-shares), &c
546 11
By salaries of singing men and college officers 389 8
By repairs and insurance
By pensions, procuration., &e ll 9
By PrPertY tax 211
l 9
By wince 6,719 7

£7,186 0 11
I do hereby certify that the forepaw is a truo copy of
the original aomant deposited in the Public Episcopal
Registry of Manchester, pursuant to Act 13 and 14 Vac.,
a. 41, s. 33. As witness my band this 4th day of September,
1851M.—(Signed JOHN Bosuns, N. P. D. F. Registrar.

NORMAL COLLROE FOR WALES.—On Wednesday
morning last a sped sl meeting of the contributory members
to the building hind of this college was held at tho Assembly
Rooms. The funds having been found inadequate to the
erection of the large building originally contemplated, and
a ore diffe of opinion having since arisen among the mem-
' bers on the question whether the land purchased should
be sold, and the money returned to the subscribers, or whe-
ther the amount should be applied to the erection of a less
costly bonding—the present meeting was convened for the
purpose of deciding the matter by a majority of the votes
of contributors Of free pounds and upwards, prosier bciog
allowed. After a long discussion it was resolved by 33
mgosdurian. to the
against 8, " That the land at rantgwydir be forthwith
sold ; that the proceeds, after paying all charges and lia-
bilities, be handed overt* the committee for the time being,
wants of the Normal College, but subject in detail to the
toappbereenTentaed in
special
the erection off
in aora building
bei,. „_ suitable
a spel meeting
London, England, 1851-09-08

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Snow Ma. Comunanousa Tom
TRADER Dm ow SUMMONS.
In a ease of summons, in which Mr. Napier, an oldeer of
the Royal British Bank, was the plaintiff, the affidavit had
been nude by Mr. Crawford, another Meer.
Mr. Duman, who appeased foe the defendant, took the
ohjeetion that the sM&vit wan not in ennfonnity with the
Bub section of the act. He submitted that the pen= who
swore the affidavit mast lie the same to wham the debt was
alleged to be doe. Here there was no affidavit by Mr.
Napier, and, in fact, no evidence that b• was the agent of
the bank.
His Honour observed that the bank would do well to be
more cautious in preparing their affidavits. This was a
go' of informality, and the summons must be dismimed
pith mu.
London, England, 1851-09-08

CANADA.

From British America, we learn that a bill is now
before the Canadian k&lature, which places the
Seignorial tenure upon a different footing, though it
will neither be abolished nor commuted. The effect
of this bill will be to relieve the tenants of many of
their burdens. It provides that no future conces-
sions of land shall be made at a rate exceeding four
sons rent to the acre. This is not to interfere with
the rents now paid, which amount in many instances
to 20 sous an acre. The bill had passed a second
reading at our last dates, by a majority of over 30.
The legality of the rectory patents is to be tested b 7
an appeal to the judicial tribunals, either the public
or the rectors to have the right of appeal to the
Privy Council in England; the expense of the suit
on both sides being borne by the province.
Our correspondent writes :
TORONTO, Aro. 23.
Mr. Hineks's resolutions to amend the civil list
were yesterday adopted in committee of the whole, to
which was referred the despatch of Earl Grey on this sub-
ject that excited so much attention in this province a few
months ago.
Under the resolutions the salaries of judges are to be
fixed at 9001. a-year for chief-justices, and 9001. a-year for
praline judges ; the salaries of the ministry to be at the
same rates. The attorney-generals to receive 9001. a-year,
and the other members 8001. A bill was introduced
founded on the resolutions, but its effect is to be prospect ro,
and not to affect present incumbents. The reduction
made in the resolutions is about 25 per cent. The object is
to appeane the retrenchment erf that was so load a little
time ago.
Apart from this there has been very, little of importance
done. The solgrisrial tenure question has occupied the
greater part af tho week, bat, as no decision has been sr-
rived at, I will lan say remarks upon it until another
op="lar.
propoitisa far th• construction of the main trunk
railway bin bora received by the country. It has
ezeitA • wi dad of both for and against.
The ism Mei pmilament bees profaned longer than
was aatisipalli; bail fa faire=od that it will be pro-
recrdat tba sad stout
ewiratihar b bandliek tits crepe throughout the
country are fa a Ina aordtelea. The yield of wheat is
greater that the avarno.
la onaramall oparadro ban nothing to report.
London, England, 1851-09-08

they think Obey exhibit proof of memannate pnidease
and keen penetration is cosineelling Spats to maga kereelf
to it, and to take no notice whatever of grave offences. Tke
widow of this Wined must be wry deep, for it is beyond
oar vision.
If Sir H. %dyer, on his arrival in England, should speak
in this wise to his gmesument—pronipted, too, by the wet
recent impreasionals may have received at the period of his'
departure—we do sot augur that be will gain mush credit
from Lord Fahnerston, on his first conference, for the
her will not pea many days after the arrival of Biz H.
Bulwer before he perceives that; the impressions of die for-
mer premed from an error of judgment.
(For Cearinereial latelligenee see 4th page.)
London, England, 1851-09-08

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Holywell, 145.; Tautleld Moor, 12a. dd.; Walls End
Gotforth, 13s. 9d.; Walls End Edcn Main, lb. 6d. ; Walls
End Hatton, 15e. 3d ; Walls End Lambton, 13s. ; Walls
End Stewart's, 15s. 61.; Bulls End Haswell, 15s. t3d. ;
Walls End Tees, 15s. 3d. ---Ships at market, 116.

CONFESSION OP MURDER.—One of the soldiers of
the 30th Royals, now in this city, has during the week
voluntarily resigned himself into the hands of the police,
acknowledging that he is amenable to the law for murder,
committed on a young woman in Norwich, about four years
ago.—Wiaohester correspondent of the Portsmeuth Times.
THE BRISTOL AND EASTERN RAILWIIY COMPANY
and the Great Western Railway Company have had to make
restitution to Ileum Ford and Company, the carriers, for
overcharges made upon them in attempts to monopolise the
carrying trade ; and the South Devon Railway, Company is
under en order of DU. Justice Punka to do the earn thing.
London, England, 1851-09-08

VENICE.

The Piedmontese Gazette of Sept. 4, states that
the plans of MM. Dah!crap and Bujacowich, for the
organisation of the marine have been transmitted by
the Emperor to Lieut. Wimpfen, the provisional com-
manding officer. An Admiralty council will pro-
bably be formed. Several Austrian cadets are about
to be sent to the naval school at Copenhagen.
London, England, 1851-09-08

SPAIN.

MADRID, arr. 2.
General Armero bas arrived. It is said that he
accepts the Ministry of Marine.
On the day of the birth of their daughter the
Duke and Duchess of Mootpensier gave 6,000 real
Ito regale the garrison of Seville, 4,000 reales to the
public charities of the city, 0,000 reale to be distri•
bated by the Cardinal-a of the diocese
among religious establishosere and poor people, and
1,000 realm to the poor sad rim Besides this,
bread was given to pose and heart families.
Au extraordinary are ham taken place in the
=tore. Freya Si dassma, the thermometer
k kW M. new as low u2O, and
the weathsedragtetdingrenlip eekL
, The Gana pilaw the tent et the law organis.
fad fhs Oseet el Assents. Mee smart will be cow
; pond eta proilicat, stzenasehre, a treasurer, and
I secretary. The actual peaddent, IL Joaquim Ganes
de Limo, and the seinsMon, MM. Ramon Lopes
liesqaes, Jai Chissidila, Rafael Diaz de Riven,
Freseismo Reiter. • la Vega, and Lorenzo Flores
Calderon, neon in their ellen t M. Francisco Tames
Kern is sprinted inamer, sad M. Francis°.
Donn Cortes, secretary.

FLowcz.—The magnificent collection of pictures
belonging to the late Yampa Rinucciai, containing theft
crwetweof the Italian marten, be sold by auction at tha
Riauceini Palace, en the let of Kay, 1832
London, England, 1851-09-08

THE EXPRESS, 11161410AY • EVENING,

whisb the Mewing heads of the executive departments
won pars" in consultation with the President :—Hon.
Themes Conde, Secretary of the Treasury ; Hon. A. H.H.
Secretary of the Interior ; Hoe. William. A. Ora-
he" herretary of the Navy ; Hon. Nukes K. Hall, 1 eat-
menise-Osnaral. Of coarse, the preseedings in chino
reseasilbswe net transpired. As ere et the results, how-
ling', MS are internseijirst a goverment agent goes over
lbe Miaow Iliffame Miltawastviich leaves Norfolk to-
day ; and ansbesss he goes wand with instructions for a
rigid inquiry inte the facts eennested with the capture of
the fifty prisions executed et Rama, and into the facts
and attending their tlll.ClatiON and also with
Myyain aswinieg the firing at the United
States wail *raw Bealece.
London, England, 1851-09-08

ittit Court.

BALMORAL, FRIDAY, SEPT. S.
Her Majesty visited the Duchess of Kent yester-
day at Abergeldie.
Prince Albert went out deer stalking.
The Priam' Royal and Princess Alice went to Aber-
geldie to visit the Duchess of Kent in the afternoon.
Lord John Russell left Balmoral yesterday for the south.
SATURDAY.
Her Majesty drone yesterday in the open carriage, and
walked, attended by the lion. Miss Byng.
Prince Albert Went oat deer stalking.
The Baroness Eipeth bad the honour of dining with her
Misty yesterday.
The Countess of Desert left Balmoral yesterday, and will
be succeeded b the Marchioness of Douro, u lady in wait-
ing to her Majesty.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
AT THU CLAIRNDOX BOTIL.
Marquis Dominique Serra and the Marchioness Serra.
Cc ant Hamjady Dean of Durham. Count Montison.
Marquis and Marchioness Mari.
M. Du Fret and the Heron Gustave Wappers.

APPOINTMENTS.—Mr. James Hudson, now her
Hsiesty's Minister at Rio de Janeiro, is appointed her
Majesty's Minister at Florence.—Mr. Henry Southern, now
Minister at Buenos Ayres, is to succeed Mr. Hudson at Rio
de Janeiro.—Captain the Hon. Robert Gore, R.N., now
Charge d'Affaires at Monte Video, is appointed in the same
capacity at Buenos Apes.—The Hon. Frederick Bruce,
now Chargé d'Affaires in the Republic of Bolivia, is to suc-
ceed Captain Gore at Monte Video.—Observer.
London, England, 1851-09-08

BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Iderars7Yattenden and Smith report that about sixty
pockets of new Hone have already arrived at market,
but, being still in an unripe oats, find purchasers with dif-
ficulty ; the picking will became general in another week
or ten day, when some choice samples arc expected, and will
no doubt bring high prices, as the quantity of such must be
very limited, owing to red rust, mould, &c., being very pre-
valent. The market is again improving for yearlings and
old Hops. Duty remains stationary at about 110,000 L, and
is divided as follows :—Kent, 60,000; Sussex, 20,000; IVor-
muter, Turnham, ate., 30,000.
London, England, 1851-12-20

FOREcox.

Central of France
Dutch Rhenish
Maria Antonia
Montereau and Troyes
Namur and Liege•
Northern of Franca
Orleans and Bordeaux
Paris and Lyons
Paris and Orleans
Paris and Rouen
Paris and Strasburgh
Rouen and Havre
Tours and Nantes

412/
71
1661
82

4421
134 t
240

3,1001
827,1

I'l
1,005

• The receipts are exclusive of the ameaut received
from the Belgian government.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT.
The market is firm. The delivery is large, and de-
mand still strong. Prices aro quoted ss follows :—Town
Tallow, 371. net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, new,
3714; old, 38s. 6d. ; new year, 385.; January and March, 375.
Minium AVM/AGM/I.—Town Tallow, 395. Bd. ; fat by
ditto, 2s. ld. ; yellow Russian, 384. Bd. ; melted stuff, 295. ;
'rough ditto, 181. ; Tallow graves, 94. ; goal dregs, Bs.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Kolas. Cooper and Smith report the trade at the follow-
quotations :—Priase meadow Hay, 70e. to 761. ; infe-
rior, SU. to 865.; Bowen, 68e. to 63e. ; Clover, 700. to 040. ;
snood vat, 60a. to 721. ; Straw, 221. to 251.
London, England, 1851-12-20

BlitTlBll.

1851

9.51
199
94
6
49

Aberdeen
Belfast and Ballymena
Belfast and County Down
Birkenhead, lainc.,&Cheshitt

Bristol and Exeter

'Ckdedonian
Chester and liolyhind
Cork, Blackrock, and Passage
Dublin and Belfast Junction
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown
Dundee and Arbroath
Dundee, Perth,Aberdeen June
Dundalk and Enniskillen
East Anglian

East Lancashire
Eas.ern Counties and Norfolk
Eastern Union
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Edinburgh, Perth, dc Dundee
Es eter and Crediton

Furness
Glasgow and South Western
Groat Northern& B. Lincolnsh
(irsat Southern & Western(lr)
Great Western
Irish South Eastern
Kendal and Windermere
Lancaster and Carlisle
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Leeds Northern
Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport
London and North Western
London and Blackwell
London, Brighton, and S. Coast
London and South Western
Londonderry and Enniskillen
Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c.
Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln.
Manchesterand South Junction
Maryport and Carlisle
Midtmd

lama Great Western are.:

Monidands
Newcastle and Carlisle
North British
North Staffordshire
North Western
Scottish Central

Scottish Midland
Shrewsbury and Birmingham
•hrcwsbury and Chester
Shropshire Union
South Devon

South Eastern
South Wales
SouthYork.,Doncaster& Goolel
Stockton and Hartlepool 1
Taff Vale

Ulster
Waterford and Limerick
West Cornwall
Whitehaven Junction
York, Newcastle, and Berwick
York and North Midland

1860.
London, England, 1851-12-20

GERMANY.

A telegraphic despatch from Vienna, given in the
Kreuz-Zeitung, states that " the sisters of Kossuth
will be shortly removed to Pesth."
A letter from Hanover states that four of the

committee chosen to report on the treaty with the
Zollverein are declared advocates of the incorpora-
tion, and that in the Chamber itself the predominant
opinion is in its favour. There is little doubt there.
fore that the treaty will be affirmed. The Ha-
noverian Chambers are about to adjourn till
January.
The ICrettz Zeitung states that there is a probabi-
lity of the Emperor and Empress of Russia visiting
Berlin during. the ensuing spring.
The Austrian cabinet has announced in a new

circular note to the German government that,
though it regrets Prussia will not accept its invita-
tion to send an envoy to the Commercial Congress
to be held at Vienna, this refusal will not make any
alteration in its plan, and that the Conference will
be held as appointed.

BERLIN, Dec. 17.

Louis Napoleon is said to have given the Prussian
government and other great continental powers the
most formal assurance of his intention to preserve
peace and devote all his force to the repression of
the anarchical elements within the French confines.

- -
The German postal union will embrace, from the
let January next, the whole of the German and
Austrian states, including, therefore, Gallicia, Hun-
gary, Siebenburgen and Lombardy. The highest
postage for a half-ounce letter within this territory
will be threepence half-penny. As regards foreign
countries the strictest reciprocity will be observed.
The union will immediately reduce its postage to the
same rate which any foreign country may. fix; so
that every foreign government has it in its own
power to decide what a letter to and from the union
shall cost. _

The soldiers of the Berlin garrison were forbidden
this morning to smoke in the streets in future, as
they had been in the habit of doing since the last
resolution. Of course they will be rather sulky,
unless the same restraint be renewed, as in former
times, for civilians.
The federal corps of twelve thousand men, to be
stationed near Frankfurt, is already marching to the
quarters designated for it.

ARIGNA IRON AND COAL COMPANY.—Yesterday,'
the Master in Chancery Senior, m►de his report to the effect,
that upon a pr.. liminary inquiry into the circumstances of
this company, he found it expedient and necessary that they
should be wound up. It appeared from the evidence before
him that the company was established to encourage the
working of mines in Ireland by means of Engli.h capital—
that there were claims amounting to about 1,0001. to be paid
off, and a considerable sum invested to be divided.
London, England, 1851-12-20

SPAIN.

The Herald() of the lath announces that Lord
Howden had presented to the Minister of Finance,
in the name of the London bondholders, a protest
against what they term a confiscation of the 50
per cent. which was diminished on the Coupons.
Lord }Lowden was said to have caused the document
to be legalised by a notary at Madrid, to use it at a
proper moment.
London, England, 1851-12-20

[THREEPENCE.

week's return being 2,740,9341., the decrease is shown
to be 43,8321.

On taking into consideration the active circulation
of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques-
tion was 18,84,50.1/. (being 368,960/. less than the
week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula-
tion of England and Wales to be 24,960,817/., which
shows a decrease of 437,049/. as compared with the
returns for the previous week, ending the '29th of
November.

As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were
1,28ti,865/., and the joint-stock banks 712,8t45/. below
the amount authorised to be issued, makiug a total
of 2,001,7501. below the fixed amount.
At a period when so much attention is being paid
to railway debentures as a security for investment,
the following authentic statement as to the financial
condition of these stocks has been prepared for tho
Stock Exchange by Mr. Slaughter, the secre-
tary for the railway department, and will be pub-
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London, England, 1851-12-20

THE BISHOP OF EXETER AGAIN.

Another instance of episcopal severity has re-
cently taken place in the diocese of Exeter. The
Ilibbert Newton was nominated to the curacy of
Thomas the Apostle, Exeter, by the vicar, the Rev. tt •
Howard, his testimonials having been approved of by the
Church Pastoral Aid Society. There is a district chapel at
the little hamlet of Exwick parish, about a mile from
the church, the charge of which devolved upon the rev.
Oman. His zeal and diligence gaixed him the esteem
the incumbent, and the love of his flock. Tho Ilisletp of
Exeter, however, suspecting, as it is said, from his t.s•
timonials, that he was not " sound" on the baptismal reav
neration question, called upon him to submit to an exami-
nation. lie did so, and, after a good deal of worrying, ",
found unsound," and he has now been suddenly stoOrd
from mini.tering to the parish by the monition of the
bishop, which forbids hint from officiating in the dinc,,e.
The district chapel was obliged to be closed for two sums-
sive Sundays in consequence, and the duck left without
shepherd. The parishioners were much hurt at this prw
cedure, and are getting up a subscription for the benefit of
the rev. gentleman, who has been thus suddenly deprived
of his memo of living
London, England, 1856-07-19

MADAMS IDA PIPEIFFER.

This clever and courageous lady, who has run
all round the gl..ba more than own, for her owe and
the public enter:einment. is now in Loudon, aad is imme-
diately going to bladagsseer. She hes lately received much
honour moor Continental mans. The natural history no.
eirties of Berlin and Amsterdam elected her as en honorer;
member. She was invited by the Hine of Prussia to Pots-
dam, pre,ented with the Humb ildt gold medal of arts sad
Klitten, end with a taken of esteem not leas gratifying, •
letter, of which we give a translation, from Ali:sander son
Haabldt hienrelf :
All those who, in different regions of the earth preserve
• rememhrance of my name and affection for my works, I
ardently beg to receive with friendly interest end to aid
with their counsels the bearer of these limes Mrs. Ida
Pfeiffer, eh) is rate heated not only for the noble constancy
the, amidst so many dupes and priestions, bee ltd her
twice round the gl, be, but above all for the amiable sim-
plicity end modesty which ported* her works, for her
truthfulness and philanthrrpy, for the eorre,taeu of her
judgments, u well as for the indspenduce, cod at the same
time the delicacy of her untioseuts. Enjoyisig the lingfi.i
decoe end friendship of this estimable luy, I only Muse.
her—though I cannot refrain from admiring It—for that in-
domitable eaergy of character which she bee displayed,!
wherever she he' been called, or, I should rather say, has,
bees impelled, by an uncoequerable passion for sectoring
mews and the habits of the various human race*. As the
eldest Irving traveller, I felt a desire to offer to Mrs. Ida
Pfeiffer this slender proof of my Isiah end respectful esteem.
(litigated) " ALZIANDIR TON iiIIILROLDT.
"Potsdam, June 8,1836."

ITALY.—The Official Milan Omette states that oa
the 124 the Maritsa sad Milan mail was attacked, at two
miles Eros Creams, by 12 or 14 brigiulds, sad robbed or all
&Uneasy it coateblod.
London, England, 1856-07-19

ROYAL SURREY GARDENS.

Petalled by the pleasant weather, the " Festival "
eertorsasnose et these prdens have gone on very mimes.
tally ; the vest conent-hell and beautiful grounds having
been crowded every evesieg. Last night Elljah wu per-
formed en the same great male es TM Messiah on the grit
day, sad fa a master even more satisfactory. The
imams yard sad Instrumental boat seemed to have
yet iato a date of more **soviets order, and more cadet
the autrel of the conductor, than at first; and
die whole performance showed favoured preening sad
emeethams. The solo perforatergwan these whoa we have
been seenseemed to hear la this ended,; lir. Wail sus
Waal the part of the Prophet, Madame Clara Studio and
Modems Raderoderff were the principal soprani, Mill
Dolby the oeusalto, sad Mr. Slam Reeves the tater. Wet
never heard these admirable singers to pester advents's,
the uselleat seuetioal oadities of the hall tumbling than
display ell the power and beauty of their voles., while
their softest notes Wall distlaistly heard la every sooner of
die bedding. K. ;aka 'Added his beton of eowasead
wills west llsweess# sad took the *no of the differeat
esevemiesis with euelleat judgment. The audience were
mat attentive sad exesedingly vehement in their applause.

VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMO-
TIONS IN THE CIVIL SBRVICB.

The Dockyards... Mr. T. Cloila has been appointed
mine desk is do arammtam's Wise. Thumped Yard. Cm-
thellh--.11 momq has boss ii la the Mace of the re-
Wel bp the realisation WM:. A. M. ft. Kiaskaa ;
MA Beebeels. colleges, he Demfries, has been
eikeller at Pura' ; Mr. Ihedierisk Stone has bees
Mat ealbefor at Peels le be eastroller at Belleau
. Amino Kelly, sealer Impeeler of patrol at Wallow,
Ms Mee promoted t, be tide surveyor at Poole ; Mr. Imes
Gay has boss promoted from thirteenth to twelfth alert la
the liteesimr-Oeseralb seal in Loathe; Mr. Tom N.
Whatley has been preateted from rilteeeth to thirteenth
deft in the Iteesiver-Gemerars dike in London ; Mr.
Alexander Christfis hes bees premed from wreameath to
liftmatk sleek I. the BeesiverNesersTs Milos in London ;
Mr. George F. Wildman has boas promoted from eighteenth
to seventeenth clerk in the Reireivor OeueraVe aloe is
Landon. Chest Osard—Mr. Edward Rudy has hem ap-
pointed to mamma the Carrickfergus district, vies Mr.
0. H. Gardner, appeinted to couthamd li Mil Blenheim
Mr. John Philip Palmer hes been erpolated to command
the Balla/rim .'stria, vias Mr. W. C. Metcalf. whose
period of service has expired ; Mr. Stetson's (thief Dam),
removal frees Calrerysa to Medal has beire camelltd.
Inland Revenue Depertmeat—Staathe and Tams Meath—
• memo has been created in the ONoe of Distributor of
Bumps fir the meaty of Heat by the death of Mr. Dwane;
Mr. M. J. Kaddy, second Mork. has ham appoints.' first
sink to the reeeiviag akar of Northampton collection
TM Mr. N. Shoesulta, superaaueesed ; lir. J. Buretall
his bees appointed seised dark in the room of Ms. Kaddy,
pecesomd.—Greif Berrie* Gesetio.
London, England, 1856-07-19

TEE AWFUL ACCIDENT AT THE CIMMER

COLLIERY.

The examination of the pit having been eon-
aleeed on Wednesday night, we are enabled to elate the ac-
curate loss, which has amounted to ihe enormous and un-
precedented number of 112 human brings. The laet body
got out dead was t..at of a boy named Llewellin.
113 loss had been known; hat his death oc-
curred so for in the workings chit his reco-
very wit difficult, and nearly two days were ex-
pended in the t naeavour to get out his bray. On Wednes-
day evening same men ventured • ) crawl on tietr hands snd
hesee to where they could not ventare so take a I gbt, and
they Ono inteeeeded in finding him Tt s lad's bo made
the entire number gotout deal 111. the numbs bronglit up
alive but horned nine, and about thirsy who, from the elf-
caterer ce of its being ti *last lay of its fortnight. end theie
tram being fall, were on the shaft side rat tue
escaped unhurt. Of the men burnt one d,ed on lhnrsday

morning. -
On Thursday the funerals of most of the men to it place,
and um r before hue there bt en men in the Rhondda Valley
en sorrowful a day. All the collies tbrni..gb tut that end the
Aberdire Valley turned c,t to armlet in the boryirg ; end the
corpse*, ewe of whickhed to be carted distances of six,
eight, and even twelve miles, were accompanied by proces-
sions formed of hundreds of met anti omen IliLinng bymre
and p algae, and funeral chants. A meg, t inching c.,reccooy
than one of these funerals presented can scarcely he conoeiced.
Thus was no sr Adel mourning, but the bear -a of all
present seemed suiitt.rn by the der p solemnity of the =a-
eon. The inhabitants of the vill.gen end etr.giling ham-
lets through which the c epees were bone erowdod the
roadways as they purred, and joints' in the freeral dirge.
Two abutters at their houses were closed, and et some pl cos
black flags were bung out in testimony of sorrow and re-
spect for the dead.
As might be expected, greet exeitement preceded
throughout the district, and after owe Cl the burials were
over, the men began t e cangregate in numbers, especially
ttose from the Abi Here Some apprebetOsre
of a disturbance were Retina peted, and entssengere were
despatched to the superintendent of the Glainorganshire
county constabulary, at Newbridge, tegnayting the peen
mice of a strong h of police.

Russia being about to bend back to Greece the
legion which she had raised in that country, the govern-
ment of Athens has refused to receive there troore, and has
demanded to have them sent to Odessa. The government
of Kiss Otto bes at the same time applied to the Esglish
admiral to support its representation.
The Bey of Tunis ham just addressed a proclama-
tion to the Inhabitants of the Regency, in which he makes
knows to them the liberal reforms be is about to adopt.
Re proposes to cornet many abuses, and his promisee can-
not fall, if steadily aced on, to be attended with good.
London, England, 1856-07-19

ARRIVAL Ol THE COURT AT OSBORNE.

JOLT 18.

He. Majesty, Prince Albert, the Prince of Wale.,
the Prison Royal, no other breathes of the Royal family,
mad the C.s,t arrived at this port this attains from
Martinet, is roan to Osborn.
The Prins of Prune, As Primus, sad the Penns
Lone of Prude. seempaaled her Mejesty to 011inne.
The royal trela did sot arrive in Munn Yard baton
An *Week this efteraoss, elthough this wee so fault of the
train itself, so it made the journey Is a very short tier. At
Clarion Yen a gaud of honour, frees the Royal Marines,
was la attsailasse„ and the hand of that carpe retuned her
finny with the Animal Anthem, the guard presenting
sins. Alma, ether 'Mein who went present to tenni
her Majesty were as Onssaaderan-Chief, Vise-Admiral
Sir George &mow, the Llesteant-Goveraor, Major-
General Breton, Admiral Beporlateadeat Martin, Captain
Seporiateadent 8. C. Dune, Colonel Communism Graham,
the various lag an staff Winn of the port sad penises,
Meagre. Davis sad Pincus. of C1....e Feed. &e. .
Oa her Majesty's media, Clarnee-yard it was Island
by As Victory, and other ships la harbour, the whole of ,
whin dressed ship and manned yards. It was low water
as the tine, sad her Majesty had onsequatly to embark
la the royal barge from ths jetty, being steered to the
Fairy win by Captals the Hoe. Joseph Denman. Some
sessiderable delay mond before taut whole of the boggage
was shipped ; on this being does, the Fairy steamed oat of
hartress, lellown by the Ellin, the news of the varier
Alpe .kuui. her Mejesty u she paned. A royal salute
was ass Ind by this Benison from the platform, sad as
the Asst warn Bpithead a very imposing salute wu fired
by the seas of-war, Asa soselatieg of half a dome of the
heavy Bahia ships, which ban jut retuned boas with
troops from the Crimea.
London, England, 1856-05-14

ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.

Lut night Mario made his first I'pp:winos this
season. He performed the part of Gentian in Laro►eeea
Borgia; Oriel, of courts, permating the heroine. He was
warmly welcomed en his entrant's; and several of the well-
known beauties of his porformanos called forth the usual
applause. His voice was sweet and mellow, and be sang
with that soft and tender espreiaion which is natural to
him, and in which he excels every other tenor stager of the
day. He exerted his vocal powers, however, rather less
than was his wont; and some of the most impamioned
parte, particularly the de►th seine, fell somew►at short of
their usual effect. Orisi was in excellent voice, and sang
with great energy and power. Ronconi, w►o was to hairs
performed the character of the Duke of Ferrara, was us-
able to appear, and the part was sustained by Ridge,.
Dichie, as Orsini, acted and sang exceedingly well;
the drinking song wasenc3red. The other parte were east
as they were lutetium.

EXETER HALL.—The annual performance of the
Meeriab, for the benefit of the Royal Society of Muioiaoh
takes place on Friday near, the 18th of May. Principal
vocalists—Mesdames Clara Novella, Rudersdorff, Weiss,
Dolby, and Garcia; MOWS. Swift, Benson, Thomas, and
Wiles, Hen Reiatardt and Formes; to which is added an
orchestra comprising all the most timiaant instrumentalists,
aided by the chorus of the Sacred Harmonic Society, and
madueusd by Mr. Omm in MI, upwards of 700 performers.
The encelient charity, the funds of which this performarao
Is intended to aid, distributed lest year upwards of 2,8211.
to distressed musicians and their (smiths'.