The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-04 00:00:00

"NAPOLEON 111. AND ITALY."

la the maul edition at the MN/ appears the
man rtho..l the eartioasly-experted pamphlet " Napo-
tua 111. et r bah. '' It le mead that 'overate! the plats de-
veloped are are only begird by the Imperor, bat are
seta, the work of hie own bead, particularly ter-
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when) the maintenance of the Zlieace
'WI areAt Degrees le raw: Ineeptot era: The eetelodiag

p,"Thsp, Which bare been retook bid trews' times, we
awned W be exchmvely from the Imperds hand.

After having endeavoured to demonstrate that England ie
'morally capped mid Germany islt,ally interested m • "ma-
of the itirstl al of Italy, the IFliter ellAllluael
k • tins queet,on should be chant ter sod with respect w
Frawv. Of the position of Rowe he observes:
la • p-Iltiesl pint of view, the abeolutely clerical cha-
fe-vs of the government of the Roman Stet sls • centre- wee,
as arti came of diwontent, and, ormwerently, en element
of w.aknws for the Popo Merril, and • permanent danger of
revelation. . . _

The avow] dillkohy for the Pope is that which make
It m the asti•mal gondola. Is this point of vicw his .itua-

1.4 la set ete.rr dolled now hes danavrane. The irritation
re the Renee orates is .ttll lets oarin,t to the atom e of
kg.l guArgutt.ew sad W the act-teal adminittration. that to
the eeiteesias ademertly setablisheel betimes the Weeks
el the bind of the church sad thee el the Pope se as ler
lies Meow The cum al the moieties et 1.1148 wee,
stove ell, the ezpiceket of the astleteel Wee. It le has the
tilos OM tie gasounisonsat es weit se the obstacle le

lib* talker:My of Italy ha:l to tome,
kens Pop immortal, as soverelgs, tio is... of tale-
yeedsme ; es head of lb, dumb be diseproesd Its sun
sad mhos* to break eff situ Austria. Pomona hams= a
doable duty, Its um oubseed to medics the we to tits elm
He attemserlly saoridood the potttioal to the eptettel day.
Tlde Y tbe condemnatfes, set of Pius IS., but of ttio
opium set el the man, bus of elm 'need" awe Om
Asada imam is tbe men the terrible .!=feat= el
Ihe Pities to the Pontiff, or tits PoMlif le the
Priers.

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lisay. A third diSralty, end tar not the but eerittle,
no eroded foe the l'ope by the abialute imp weibUity he
se f formand, in amend akausetannoros Initiations,. AU
Mt attempts nude with this object have !tided.

"no% fa e ward, Is what cocoanut Rome time are throe
owidersbio difflesltles, which comoved to these spat
esomokklL, •ic

To eecaecile the repo, of the chturb with a legal,
political, and rertler in the !tomtit St dr.
raider the Pop independent of cortices, of
nitkeslity, of leer, of enaineste, of internal sad 'atonal
dance.

el To constitute s satire army, sod t, snlostitate for

est esexpeilaa the peetecticet al r etheeekme old micas

Italia 'Orr 3.
"This is • threefold secessity, which, under WI of m-
ini sad perhepe epproachlag dissarbeoce, mast be Willed,
lit this Wrest of If sly, of religion, sad of tol the catholic
Muir"

CIRCASSIA.

(11T SVIDIAIINI AND DILITINW TELZOIAIII.)

TRIESTS, Fri. 4.

According to ad•ices from the QMICSMIS, an at-
tempt of the Russians to take the town Gelendakik
on tho Circessiaa coast, by surprise, has failed.

Ile i'cr Ana inn
Ca the stete4 wo, se difficult to runniest at Rotas sad
Turin, coatinta at %lea, Naples, Forence, Parma, and
ismer Ezarsiaing each capital in tarn, he ems up his
veneer ia the followieg word.:
s Sent is the seven state of the Peahens; at Rome.
ealsgsahn between the Ecclesiastical governemat sad the
helmets of civil misty, ieolatioa of the Sovereign fa the
gay midst of the respect which 'eurrouuds the Petal;
lead occapstice indelleits; at Tits* excitement of the
entlean haling ?het any lead to war, end ruptsr• with
fee tint easy end le sables; at Milan, universal setae
ma the fort of nationality, beaten down but still lir*,
spirt the sovereignty of Austria; at Naples, at Perms,

Threence, at hitrclens, in every lilac; where Austria
worse by her treat es, by her counsels, which aro orders,
and by bar garrisons —revolt of the Deism feeling, capable
al hognmesting in.o revolution; in a word, an Italy where
the ponied recollections of Way WO effaced or blasted by I
thegmoseell misfortunes, wham tbe most essential interests
dcity,wYfins. mite, fadepeadence of people, autho-
riry of primes, Ara endangered or lest, and where are meted
es areprowsk and so a paremsent danger foe Europe and its
safferisp to which Immasity and policy cannot
roman indinevent. each to the plortme prerested to our view
cm the whir side of the Alpe. In prodeclng it hem is its
melancholy truth, we scams no ewe; we wish only that opi-
nion shall decide, with a corspleS knowledge of affairs, not
If each s elteaties is just, but If it la possible."
The concluding and perhaps most import tat chapts is as
follows :

" The treatise which Lied goverensente are the international
lows pseplee, and wou'd be only invariable If the wok!
wen Mistreable. If the treaties which ere le protect the
senneltiy of Harepe place it is Mawr, it is bemuse they so
kora some to thy seeseeklee es to the weals which
dielsesit thew. Pad.' pulsates enemas to wbatitate
SeMeiblag else for them ♦ pewee which world entreach
I W WOO troths in sake Is redo modifications de-
manded by general feeling would have, no doubt, for her as
sapitred right, but she would have maim* her moral right
and universal conscience. If then it be demonstrated that
the situation of the Italian states is not only a came of
sulkers( for the country, but even a etuse of unesednem
end perhaps of revolution iu Europe, the letter at beetles
would be invoked in min—it could not hold smart
the necessity °Spanks and the interest of Europe's eider.
What, therefore, is to be done? To appeal to Some t May
Providence keep such an ez. realty from us! We easel
appeal to public:opinion. When the tree altsation of body
shall be known th.oughent Europe, and that everybody
shell be ronvinred that three is is the modal of the moat
eteigh,esed ewe. on the globe, on that land from which
eirdiestion sprung, a Lau of dianutence, disorder, sad
ritiond prterbatim, which MAU so readily bream a
fi...us at tight sad of noble 'Mirky, then public orates step
judge, end ;wilier impose itself NI the pudic judos/ 110 W
We have compwed this work is ado that pale frisks
say ►are the MAW of peoasallar IY jidgment. We her.
so hostility to Ausitria. The girths of Italy Is the only
by which cam east bowels h mod Prance.
We respect its ettaatica Oarimar, which hes nothing
I haw kw se an Ow Bane. The mastics of the (Mies

wiles yogi base for malt beta:ea I.
nil Aid& sfl 'abject ot dialestka. Tare two parent csa
eppetedtamelt Mks, by nutty easeeese fatereeU, sad the
Win d ell tin greet goveranteste et Imps le set leo
wit to geselat Mato complications. It is .-1 order at
meeithee their Time sad Axis la s masse helmet, that
se maid mom ell meat difficulties sad resolve OM
Ss wet want sad mod csseidereble gaselloes et the
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areatly down thee d plossecy dun do as the awe a •
'Merle what it should do ea the marrow of • victory. Let
lamps euessetically mite for this came of justice God of
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mem awl memoir eoisplassenry addresses wen Mi.
The plume teseived with eaeeh efiebility the bawd
peepered lei Ye. The streets wen armed with mil std
the ►owew was Ilsind wit► Lyn. All the windows wore
elle' with sposlowis, china, sispatly attired ladies, owl
welts woo eretriel to weer.

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e-nreopenirst of tbo looldperdonto of Berens, "..m tone
be *Wen of a der, ••11 win wenn to
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bees allotted ee doll lin le Pince Joan mod Ido too
eliddron. On of not elm en WEI= donhot olordl: to
lloe keen et Minim 1., 108,0006. to Petro Nopoion.
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THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1859.

Two o'CLoos.

The railway chars market today it heavy.
Most of the loading stocks exhibit a rednetios of
I 1 to par cent. Present quotations are as fol-
lows :—London and North Western stock, 941 to k
Great Western, 66) to ; London and sou
Western, 941 to 961 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
961 to 1; Midland, 1011 to 102; South-Eastern,
22 to per share; Eastern Counties, 121 to per
share; Caledonian, 85) to #; Berwick
93 to 1 ; York and North Midland, 78 to ;
North British, 62 to 1.
French and Lombardo-Venetian railway share'
have sustained a fresh fall. Northern of
France are now quoted 361 to 1; Paris and
Lyons, 311 to ); Lombardo-Venetian old, Ito
prem. ; ditto now, 1 to 1 dia.
The Indian shares of all descriptions are steady.
East Indian Railway stock has fallen to 1011 to 1.
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Among the distinguished company present in the
Bows 'of Lords yesterday afternoon, were the Duke de
Melaka, the Fraud Amberador, with his newly-married
duchess we his am. The Tetsuo solder were the Wilma
of a musket of France, with the Legion of Hower, sod the
dualisms a very duple but browning dress, of which the
redominate, odour wee white. She wee shown to a seat
cm a back row of the opposition benches seer the gangway,
but afterwards removal to a bider pukka does to the
throw, whin she wee very cordially posted by the Duke
of Csubridge, who rensiaed in cosurestke with her for a
couskiirebis time. -

At the time of private bagman in the Howe of
Common tbls evening, Mr. Fitzroy will move that no psi-
le.e bill will be reed the nest ome mill Wednesday neat.
On Tuesday, Colonel Wilson Patten will move that so
private bitl be read a armed time attest do 23rd day of this
Instant Februsry, except with the esgscial leave of the
home.

Mr. Ewart intends to propose to the Home of
Coramosa, on Tondo next, that as army Tairday geld
Thursday (Wag nights cm which government bedew does
not take precedes* the house do not sit War then 12 O'clock
et night.
On an " early day," Mr. Dodson will move a
resolution in the Howe of Common", in rehresco to the
min duty upon hope. .

The convocation of the prelates and clergy of the
province of Centsbary wee this day prorogned in the Jeru-
salem Chamber, Westminster, by the Vioar-Osseral, Dr.
Traver* Twire, order a coromiasioa from his Grace the Lad
Archbishop of Canterboty, Primate of sll England and Me-
tropolitan, pursuant to the royal writ, to the 9th instant,
when it assembles for the dispatch of badases.
The remains of the late Km. Denison, mother of
the Speaker of the Burin of Commons, wore removed to Os•
sington on Saturday last, where they were interred in the
Emily vault.
Litters from Berlin announce that the Prince
Regina lame Auele the Impacted cheap. In the diplomatic
corps. Count Pourtalee oucceedast Paris to the Count de
liatsfeldt. Count de Bernensf win ocotillos to represent
Prussia at Landon. Baron de Weedier, sow theambeasador

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of Prussia at St. Petersburg, goes to Vises, and Is replaced
at the Riled= capital by Count do Birmark, now lemmat-
ise Prussia at Frankfort. At. d' Moduli will fill the poet at
Frankfort, and M. de Thiele that at Berne.
From the Pesti Noplo (or Path Journal) of the
12th olt., we (Ride) learn that the great National
Academy of Hungary has been reorganised, and has
dieted Into its diSneet dames several illustrious foreign
members. Among them we notice the following:
In the edam of Philology—Bowring, Bopp, frabelents,
Grimm, Pott, Bawlinatai, Schott, and Thomas Watts of the
Britiah Museum. In History—Pert; Palacky, Demidoff,
°Week Macaulay, Mignet, &a. In Mathematies—Beb-
bags, Harechell; and in Natural History—Thorium
Bell, Faraday, Humboldt, Liebig, Ito. The Hun-
garian Academy, we may wins, was founded In
18110 by the Illustrious Sseettenyi, a Hungarian nobleman,
who gave to its support a whole year of hie pinta revenue.
Unlike the French Academy, it has never received any aid
from the elate, bat is imppoitod entirely by the subeeriptiona
of the Hnegarise magnates.
Advice's flora Baden state that such difficulties

have arisen about the concordat which the government of
that state and the cowl of Rome have been negotiating to-
gether that it is thought not improbable that the matter
may be broken. The court of Rome continues to
oppose a strong resistance to the constitutional enactment
to virtue of which ivory treaty concluded by the Baden go-
vernment with a foreign power must bo submitted to the
Legislative Chamber for their approbation. The court of
Rome insists ea baring the concordat exempted from such
a oondition, and the Grand Duke reuses to comply.
The Mato Times of the 25th ult. says :—" Mr.
Andrews, the superintendent of the moony fa Malts, sad
Mr. Wab, lately arrived from liodand to madam the
dada of the odds, Isle on. Wednesday lei he ties Mara'
Elba foe CagdiarL Telearrapblo onnanioadea nes rersivad
on Tuesday sled, that they beet eat the ambient Ile
=nee (at Mb) huallattO sad Mod the commitalon
reset. It Is now behead that Uts bait saute shoot Irony
miles het where the aabls me Ma up a the Oohed
aids. It Is said that • sable is at me to be laid between
Malta ad likely."
REPIIIIIISTATION 0? 11111 WIRT RIDING—The

genial cosamileee of the West Riding Registration Item-
dadon met in Leeds Btoek Exchange on Wedniedsy, Mr.
Bdward Bator In the chair. Sir John Raman, es a am-
didate for the representation of the Riding, was supported by
ell pined, exempt the Beedford delegates, who recommended
Mr. Cobden. On being overrule, they left the meeting.
A deputation saw Sr Jobnitmesdenthe wee evening, and U.
certa'ned that he world stead. His eddies' will shortly
appear. An address of condolence to Lord Goderick, the
late member, now the Earl of Ripon, on his recent bermes.
mont, was carried ; ft ace conveyed to him the thanks of the
cotuititueecy for hie part services.
REPREsENTATION OF LINLITROOW6RIII.—Ths
Sheltie( Linlithgowehire has Axed to-morrow (Saturday)
as the day of election of a repreeentallve for that county in
mom of Mr. George Dundee, who has rewired a colonial
appointment. The Lord Advocate of Scotland (Mr.
Cherie* Balls) will, it Jo expected, be returned without
opposition.
EltY-UNION or Ousoow.—The annual meeting
al the itelMnica of Glasgow for the distribution of prized,
took pleas on Wednesday, the Lord-Provost in the chair.
It appeared from the !trends! statentant that the camber of
enbeeribees wee 12,487; the sum Mended was 0,1801.
16.. 11d., harked a balance of 3,9201. 10s. ld. The report
we. adopted, sod the drawing took pew in the usual way.
JEWInt HALL.—Yesterday evening a grand ball,
attended by the leading members of the Hebrew ram in the
city, took place at the London Tavern, In celebration of tho '
removal of the Jewish disabilities, and in aid of the funds of
the Jews General Literary and Scientific InstPuti.n. The
ball took Va.r in the tante nem of the tavern, which has
reentiy been entirely redecorated in a simple but moat rare- I
1.1 style, making It one of the handsomest as It has long
been one of the /nest In the city of London. Dond Ie;
commenced at about tea o'olodt—the band being led
by Mr. La Motto—end was continued with the utmost
mtrft till the l*hts began to "pals their ineffectual finer
Upwards of 200 of tho leading members of Jewish kw
wen , including Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel liontellore,
Mr. IreZte tta, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Guldinnid, Mr. J. de
Castro, te. Liberal donations were contributed during the
comas of the evening to the institution In aid
of which the ball wee given. The object of
the institution I. the &Coition of useful and en-
tertaindOff knowledge, and, party politica and theokill
being date excluded, it ie supported almost equally by Jews
and Christiana. The working clam lectures during the
minter months have been one of the most successful features
of the institution.

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MONEY MARK Sl-17118 DAY,

Two o'ClLoot.

An unfavourable effect has been produced in the
Stock Exchange by the explsnatiots with re
ference to foreign politics, given in Parliament
last night. More especially the remarks
of Lord Derby and Mr. Disraeli have
tended to increase the feeling of uneasiness which
previously prevailed. The funds opened ate fall of
1 per cent., and although numerous purchasers came
forward, the present quotations are still
per cent, below those current at four o'clock,
yesterday. Railway shares of nearly all descrip-
tions—English, French, Lombardo-Venetian, and

Indian—have likewise fallen.
Console opened at 94i to 93 for money and the
Bth Feb., and are now quoted 95 to The Three
per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 95}
to $; the new Three per Cents., at 95i to
; Bank Stock at 228 to 229 the Indian
Four per Cent. Debentures, at 98} to 99 ; India
Bonds, at 20s. to 245. prem.; and the March Ez-

TaUUDAT iVIXIIIO.

Consols advanced 1-16 per cent. upon the receipt
of the Speech, but won relapsed. UM in the after-
noon heaviness prevailed, owing partly to the arrival
of lower' prices from Paris ; and Console finally left
of about / per cent. worse than yesterday, with an
unfavourable appearance. Up to the latest hour of
business, however, the serious extent of the fall in
the French funds had not transpired. All the other
markets were heavy at the close. The explanations
in Parliament are awaited with absorbing interest.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 for money
and next Tuesday, were alternately " buyers" and
" sellers" at 951 during the greater part of the day,
bat declined late in the afternoon to 951 to 1. For
the 9th March the last price wee 951, " buy_ers."
The official business report is as follows :—Thee
pa Cent. Consols, for money, 96}, 1,1, 1; ditto,
for account (Bth Feb.), 951, I, ; Three per Cents.
Reduced, 96, 961, 951 ; New Three per Cents., 99f
961, 96, 951, 961; Thirty Years Anne., expiring in
APril,lBBs, 18 3-18,18!; Sink Stock, 228, 2271, 229.
Exchequer Bills remain quoted Ht. to 375. prem.
India Bonds were dealt in at 21s. to 24e. pram.,
and the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures at
981 to 1.
The new Turkish Loan was rather firmer at one
period of the day, but left off the same as yesterday,
the first series at 6/ to 61 die., and the amend at
71 to 6/ dia. The Six per Cents. of 1854, after
being marked 901, relapsed to 891 to 901.

chequer Bills at 34e. prem.
The foreign stook market is likewise heavy in
character. In most instances prices are
lower. Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish, Sar-
dinian, and Brazilian securities, amongst
other, have given way. The first series of
'the Turkish Loan is quoted 7 to 61 dis ; the
second series 71 to 81 dis.; and the Six per
Cents. of 1864, 891 to 90. Sala are recorded as
follows t—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021 ;
ditto Foar-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 94;
ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 94, 931;
Dutch Four per Cent. Certificate., 1011 ; Mexican
Three per Cents., for account, 201, 201 ; Portuguese
Three per Cents. (1863), for account, 481; Russian
Four.and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 ; Sardinian Five per
Cent'. fbr account, 82 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for
account, 441 to 441; ditto New Deferred Three per
Cents., for account, 291 to 291; Turkish Six per
Cents., 1854, 901; ditto for account (Feb. 11), 90;
ditto Six per Cents. (1868), first series, for
account, 78; Venezaela Five per Cents., 431.
According to one telegram, the Three per Cent.
Bente' are quoted at Paris this morning at
68fr. 96c. ; according to another at 67fr. 10c. In
either came a considerable fall is shown.

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It is officially announced that the trabeeription
list for the Austrian loan will be kept open until
Friday, the 11th inst.
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Pm MINUTES PAST Two o'CLocs.

Owing to theta at Faris, Consols have just fallen
to 941 to 95 fee money and next Tuesday; Lom-
bardo-Venetian old shares to par; and the new
shares tot discount.
The mail from Bombay will be delivered on Mon-
day morning.
The discount market yesterday was easy, end Bet
class bills were negotiated as low as 21, to 21 per
cent. At the Bank, nevertheless, the applications
were rather more numerous than on Wednesday.
An instalment of 15 per cent. falls due on the
10th inst. on the second series of the Turkish Loan,
but the scripholders have the option of deferring it.
About 88,0004 in Australian gold was yesterday
sent into the Bank.
The scrip of the new Austrian Loan was quoted
about jto prem., but this price is merely nominal.
A demand for Mexican Bonds sprang up yesterday
afternoon, upon the announcement in the Queen s
epoch that summary measures are to be resorted to
Ito: the protection of British subjects in Mexico.
The steamer Avon, front the Brazils, is expected
at Southampton in a few days with 59,6001. in
specie, having left Lisbon on Wednisday. Thu vessel
likewise brings drafts on London to the amount of
800,0001., in addition to 1,000,000 f. on France, and
half a million marks banco on Hamburg. We learn
by telegraph that Senor Torres (not Senor Torres-
Hemmen, the new Minister of finance), one of the
most eminent financiers in the emits», has been
offered the post of Governor of the Bank of BraziL
The new Brazilian ministry is well spoken of.
The steamer Wye reached Marseilles yesterday
morning with the light portion of the Australian
mail, which will be delivered on Saturday morning.
It Is officially announced that the directors of the
Great Western Railway Company will recommend a
dividend on the ordinary stock at the rate of 2 per
cent. per annum (as anticipated in the Express),
leaving the large balance of about 64,0001.
to be carried forward to the next account.
For the corresponding six months of 1857,
the dividend was likewise at the rate of 2 per
Gent, per annum. It will be remembered that no
dividend was paid for the first six months of 1858,
but that 37,0001. was brought forward. The divi-
dend for the whole year 1858 will, consequently, be
only 1 per oent. Were the balance closely divided,
however, it would suffice for a further distribution of
/ per cent., a sum of 82,0001. being equal to 1 per
cent. on the stock. Considering that this company's
debenture debt is relatively larger and consequently
more difficult to manage, thin that of any
other important railway in the kingdom, that its
credit has long been at a very unsatisfactory ebb,
that its large floating engagements absolutely re-
quire the retention of a good balance in hand, and
that the settlement of the Macintosh snit is impend-
ing—there is a general impression amongst unpre-
judiced persons that the abstinence of the directors
from dividing the entire balance is worthy of com-
mendation, and calculated to strengthen the general
financial position of the undertaking.
The dividend on the stock of the Bristol and
Exeter Railway Company is likewise officially an-
nounced at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum,
against the same rate at the corresponding period of
last year.
The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 1,1141. • the Midland, an
increase of 1,9111.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire,
an increase of 3,2101.; the East Lancashire, an in-
crease of 1,0461. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,2281. ; and the North
Eastern, an increase of 2,0161. (compared with the
" actual" receipts for the corresponding week of last
year).
The annual meeting of the proprietors of the
London and County Bank took place yesterday. The
net profits for the last half-year, after making de-
ductions for expenses, rebate, &c., amount to
31,1651., inclusive of 4,0301. brought forward. The
dividend recommended sad agreed to was 6 per cent.
for the six months, free of income tax, making a
total distribution of 11 per cent, for the year. The
balance remaining to be carried to the profit and loss
new account, after payment of the dividend, is 1,165 d.
The report was unanimously adopted.
We are informed that Vice-Chancellor Sir R. T.
Kindersley has delivered his award respecting the
amount of compensation to the liquidators of the
Northumberland and Durham District Bank. A
sum of 3,0001. is awarded to Mr. J. E. Coleman, ex-
clusive of an allowance for clerk'• work, expenses,
&c., and a further sum of 3,0001. for distribution
amongst the liquidator..
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With reference to the market for American secu-
rities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., report as

follows
The mitrket for Aweless
prior
der:ng the rat week
hie not been paticolmiy active ; priors. however, are gene-
rally OM, end in sums came (se sill lAD wen by oar Twin.
nuns) hew improved.
The egret of Mr. K. F. Satterthwaits is annexed
The market in London for American mettriVes hoe been
very steady daring the pier week, with en Increseng de-
mend. The beet elan of Railroad Bmis have become wry
rare: 91i has been d for Penneylvsnia Central First
Nelte" and 934 for the Sec,nd Mortgage sink* Beads.
ew York Cestml bonds of all binds are mach waded ; 93
he been freely given fqr the Berm per Cent. Bonds, 1874
end 94i for 11164. Illinois shard ere *anted from 34110 36
discount. In Cononurtion Bond, Ind, do ng. FN. I.4Mden
Lee ono to Ibllket at 64, and ems sellers so.

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