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London, England, 1851-02-25 00:00:00

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Paid. Nominal Price 3 Business dot
to-day.
Anglo-Mexican(is. 5/. p.) 100 ..
Asturian .... • • • • .... 15
Australian ••..••• • • • .• 4 34 —2% 2
Barossa Range ..
Blaemavon Iron and Coal 00
Bolanos Scrip ........ • - • • —• •
British Iron.. ••..•• • • • • 13 5 • • —• •
Brazilian imp. (is. 51. p.) 24%
Do. Cocacs and Cuiaba 30 32% 32
D. St. John del Itey • • 15 14% 13%
Cobre Copper -..... ... 40 32% 34%
Copiapo ..... • • ..... .. 14 5% 64
Genera 1................ 20 13% 14
Real Del Monte, Uareg. !fa
Do. Black Debentures. •
Do. Red Debentures .. • •
Santiago de Cuba ...... 10 73& 6
Tin Croft .. •• • • •• .. • • 7 10%—I1
United Mexican........,28 28% 6)4 -54
MISCELI, ANEOUS.
Canada 32% 42% —46
Gen. Steam Navigation . 14 26% 274
Perin. & Oriental Steam. 50 64,6 —7 t%
Royal Hail Steam 60 73 69
[We cannot be answerable for the errors of the Official Lists, and
will not be influenced by interested correspondents.]

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The sales of Cotton at Liverpool, yesterday, were es-
timated at 8,000 bales, of which 1,500 American and
200 Surat were taken on speculation. Tae sales com-
prised 6,500 American, 300 Perham and Maranham, at
Bd. to 84d., 200 Bahia at 71d. to Bd., 250 Egyptian at
Sid. to 10d., 500 Surat at 4:-Tcl. to 5p., and 60 St-a Is-
land at Is. 2d. to Is. 7cl. per lb. The market was very
active, and closed firmly.—ln Railway Shares a lair bu-
siness was done at previous rates.

Messrs. Witherl;y and Hanson report of the dried
fruit trade as follows:
" During the last tour weeks the arrivals of Currants
have consisted of four direct cargoes, and of about 150
tons from Germany, making the total importation this
season, direct and indirect, to amount to about 9,150
tons, which is about 1,150 tons more than to the corre-
sponding period of 1850, but about 2,750 tons less than
to 23d February, 1849. Of about 8,500 tons of direct
importations, a very small part has been of island
growth. The arrivals have been very light at Liverpool.
The purchases throughout the month have again been
almost confined to Morea fruit of ordinary quality Red
doubtful condition, received direct and from Germany,
and sold at ls. to 2s. per cwt. below our lowest quota-
tion. Of such description little now remains unsold.
Importers do not show any disposition to press sales."
The Telmantepec route to connect the great oceans
which girt the American Continent, is likely to be ex-
plored, notwithstanding the claims of other shorter
routes, and there are some interesting details in the ac-
counts from Katie° via New York. It is remarked thst
to comprehend the facility and rapidity of the transit
for ma►l, and travel across the Telmantepec route, in
comparison with others, it is requisite to state the time
now taken by the way of Panama; and it must be borne
in mind that the project is intended to effect the Eu-
ropean as well as the American course of trade and
passage. The British West India mail service is regu-
fated so that there are two arrivals at Chagrin from
Southampton each month, the time being fixed at 24 days;
and one arrival monthly at Vera Cruz, from Southamp-
ton, the time 27 days. By the Panama route, therefore,
the line from England to California would be about 46
days, and twice each month. The time taken from
Now York or New Orleans, by the way of Pa-
nama, to San Francisco, is now never less
than 31 days. By the way of the city
of Mexico the time is estimated as follows:—Feom San
Francisco to Acapulco, seven days; to Vera Cruz, five
days; and to New York, six days; in all 18 days, or
from Vera Cruz to New Orleans three days, being 15
days. The time from Acapulco to Vera Cruz is taken
at what several proposals have been made to carry pas-
sengers, mails, baggage, &c. By this route it is intended
to have weekly communication with California; and as
there is the same ire queney of trips between New York
and England, the time for the European correspondence
to roach San Francisco will not excel d2B days weekly,
instead of 48 days only twice per month by Panama.
As freight can now be transported across Mexico
at the same rates, and with equal safely as
at Panama, a strong r (fort will be made to turn
the gold dust of California, and all the Mexican silver,
which now go direct to England into this chunnel to the
city of New York. Shtuld the mail line of steamers
be established to China, no one can doubt that Acapulco
will be one of the principal depots, and, consequently,
this route will, from its superior advantages, be adopted.
The Mexican Government is strongly impressed with
she superior advantages of this line, and the Execu-
tive appears inclined to render every assistance to the
enterprise.

Frankfort adviees of, the 22d inst. quote Austrian
Mete Hies at 7-ti and Spanish Three per Cents. at
33k. At Amsterdam on the 23ti inst. Dutch Two-and-
a-Half per Cents. were 57i. Business in Stocks was
dull.

The English Fauds appear to be a shade firmer, but
the transactions are of the most limited extent. Console
have been 961 for Transfer, and 961 for Account.
The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been
marked 984 j, and the Three per Cents. 97 to it. Bank
Stock is steady at 21.11, and India Stock at 263. Ex-
chequer-bills have been 464. to 495. premium.
The market for Foreign Securities is rather looking
up. Mexican Bonds have been quoted 33f, and Peruvian
Four.and-a-Ilalf per Centi. SOi. Brazilian Old Bonds
are 93. Spani4h Five per Cents. realised 20. The
Three per Cents. have touched 38k. Dutch Four per
Cents. have been 91- to a.
Railway Shares have been well maintained generally,
although the transactions are on a more moderate scale.

QUARTER TO 7'FIRE.6
Consols 9Ci
Ditto Account, March 12 .. „.. 9(4
BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOC&.
From the Official List.)

'iank Stock 210:1
8 eJr Cent. Reduced Annuitiee...... . 97 97%
4 per Cent. Console Anus
New 3% per Cent. Anne. ... 98741.4
,otig Annuities. Exp. Jan. sth, 18G0... 7% 7 Ir-16
D 0.30 Y ears, Expire Oct. 10, 1859... 7 ,i 1
' ndia Stock 263
Comols for Account 96 4%
E (choquer Bills. 11Ad. 2d.
March. June.
("0/. ..
5001. — 50 46 p
Ditto Advertised ....... .. .. -- 46 p
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.

v Brazilian
Bonds. 5 per Cent. 93 - -
Danish Bonds 1825, 3 per Cent.—
Ditto, 5 per Cent IO3IA
Grenada, I% per Cent.
Ditto Deferred
M ixican BonAs, 1846,5 per Cent.; Coupons
Ditto Ex Jan. Coupons ...
Ditto Account
Peruvian Bonds, 414 per Cent
Ditto Account . ......
Do. Deferred 3642
Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent BBl/st
Russian Bonds. 1822, 5 per Cent ll3
Ditto 4341 per Cent ............... 9714
Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent 2O
Spanish Bonds, 3 per Cent,lB4o 3816 37%
Dividenels on the above payable in London
Dutch 21h per Cent., 12 Guild 58%
Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates

LLOYD'S SHIPPIN G.—( THIS DAY.)
LONDON, FEB. 25.—Wind this day at noon K, light
bre( ze and hazy.
JERSEY, FEB. 23.—Wind ES.E.—SId. Perseverance,
Sierra Leone.

NEWPORT, FEB. 24.—Wind N.E.—Sld. Georgia, Sw
vannah. .

CLYDE.—Arrd. Minerva, Demerara; Helen, Mauri-
tius. Sid. British Isle, Singapore; Janet, Boston.
BERWICK, FEB. 24.—Arrd. Cuthbert, Young, Callao.
SHIELDS, FEB. 24.—Wind S.E.—Sld. Idalia, Haven-
nab; England's Queen, Cadiz and Quebec; Sovereign,
Garrucha, North America.
DEAL, FEB. 24.—Wind S.S.W. to S.S.E.—Arrd. from
the River and sld., Index, Ascension; Brazilian, Rio Ja-
neiro; Cleopatra, Barbadoes; David Lyon, Jamaica;
Governor Hinckley, New York.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 24 —Wind E.S.E.—Arrd. George
Washington, Curlicue, for Amsterdam.
LIVERPOOL, FEB 24.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrd. James
M'Qucen, Buenos Ayres; Sociedade, Para; Egypt, Sava-
nilla;
ibe John ,
Charles Bill, New Orleans; Marathon, New York;
Peneope, Singapore;
Holmes, Mitchel,Singapore;
South
Bombay; Bee, Islay; Kirkland, Baltimore. Sid. Por-
cupine,
ABaulasitara;liCar AI)
Cato, New Orleans; Hibernia,
Shanghae; s; llrn
Re-
vere, Boston. The Corkscrew steamer has floated off
Barbo and proceeded for Dunkirk.
WIVENHOE, FEB 24.-Ihe Muzigran, of Bordeaux,
Newcastle to Port Vendrez, was totally lost last night
on the Long Saud; crew saved.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 24.—Wind S. to E.—Sld. Corn-
wall, Gibraltar and Hobart Town.
JERSEY, FEB. 23.—Wind ES.E.—SId. Perseverance,
Sierra Leone.
QUEENSTOWN, FEB. 23.—Wind S.E.,
Louisa, St. Domingo. strong.—Arrd.

•
LIMERICK. - Sld. Huron, New York.
NEW ROMNEY, FEB. 24.—The Dunkerquois, Dun-
kirk to Constantinople, came on shore this morning, but
has not yet rsceivfd any damage.
WHITBY, FEB 24.—Thu Matchless, of London. which
got on the bar on the 22d instant, has come off, after
throwing cargo overboard.
CHRISTIANSAND, FEB. 7. The Helen, laden with
stockfish, was passed on the 24th ult, 55 N., 5 E., dis-
wasted and abandoned; had received a heavy blow on
her starboard-bow, but was still tight. Her long
boat and coal in ca,,ks were on deck, and a Spanish flag
was flying at her altormast.
MASS, FEB, 10.--A largo loaded vessel, a brig or
ship, was stranded on the 6cheeren to the southward of
Fugloheck durit', a heavy gale on the Bth instant.
PORT MADOC,FED. 24.—Tho STar, of Ipswich, bound
to Liverpool, which 'A'aS stranded on the 29th of No-
vember, about six ma.,s to the westward, and after-
wards sold, hes been floated off. and brought in here.

REFUSAL OF SIR JAMES GRAHAM TO JOIN THE
NEW MINIsTRY.—We have just learned, from a source on
which we have every reason to rely, that at a late hoar last
night Sir James Graham refused, in the most decided manner,
to join the new Ministry. The reason, we are informed, why
the Right Hon. Baronet declines to form part of the contem.
plated new Cabinet, is his disapproval of the Papal Aggression
Bill of Lord John Russell. " With that Bill," to use the
words made use of by Sir James himself, he "can have
nothing to do."—Advertiser.
On Thursday 24 236 lbs. of Congou were delivered
to her Majesty's Victualling Yard by Messrs. Stericker of
Fonchurch-street, in completion of the last contract.

MARKET NEWS.—(THIS DAV.)
11.11:Se
flay, 21 85 to 31 17s 6d;
Clover, 31 Oa to 4/ Os ; end Straw. it is te. 11 7e Per
lop/ A full average supply, and a dull trade.
N;
ci.en.Tr,ll')/11):,"“-1:.4-40 23 to -
21 12s to 41
Trade &IL at late rates.
WHITECAPEL.— Mi•pdOW Hay, 2/ 103 to 3/ 178;
H
Clove r, 310 a to 412.5; and Straw, 1/ is to 1175 per load.
Supply good, and trade dal.
Ss per load.
SUGAR.—The market 'or British Plantation is without
al,cration, sales abut 200 hhds Mauritius; 5,400 bage
e
went ff briskly at an occasional advance of 6:1 on
he
lower qualities, but other sorts went comparativelY et"P
360 bags Bengal brought previous rates, but 2.500 bags
Madras were only about half sold, in some instances ea
easier terms.
eREIGN.-750 boxes yellow Havannah sold at 42t to
42s 6d. The quantity of British Plantation landed last
week at the East and West India Docks was only 12
barrels; there were taken for home consumption 96e
4
birds 48 ircs 192 barrels. The stick in the same Oge
is 4.479 hhds 526 trey 516 barrels.
COFFEE.-170 barrels 60 tags and 79 casks Plantation
Ceylon partly sold at 51s to 53s 6d fur low raid, being
spin rather easier; 800 bags Native sold privately a
44s 6d to 45g. ded
Rust —The market is inactive. The quantity lan-,4
last week at the East and West India Docks pats
P
uns, 82 hhds. There were taken for home consumpd%
292 puns 19 hhds, and exported 29 puns 103 bhde. 'rn
stock in the same places is 12,797 puns 1,192 Ws,
SaurpEßE s dul.
TALLOW.-T-P.iY.C.I is 31s 6d per cwt on the spot;-"a
Town 39s 6d.
TEA.—The deliveries have rather fallen off, and the
market is quiet, though holders rather expect 10 I°2'
provtment ere long.

MAABREALSBT.—RGOeSeiB'
____,—..-----
RerEkshe Eir,T.......(11 HIS I) AV .)
a low, dirty•looltil
fellow, was placed before Mr. Bingham, charged willk:ir
decently exposing his person to several ladies, in
sington-
en on the prev aernoon.
The evidce,gardens, which is unfitious
forpublication, was „,,,IIIIP:
ported by several witnesses, and the charge having ~'----
proved,
Mr. BINGHAM committed him to the treadmill for tb roe
months, as a rogue and vagabond. Robert
ROBBERY AT THE PRINCESS'S THEATILS.---- before
Hhiummerstone and Martha Brown were charged, .0.
Mr. Bingham, with having pickedthe cket of ."
po ntsinteg
Hannah Murray
Mur of ap k dk 13. f ca-
oc et-handkerchief,
erc le ,
25. in silver. tril"
Tne prosec t' u rix ata'ed that about half-plot „e of
o'clock last night, she was standing in the entry a`ost
the Princes%'s Theatre, waiting for some friends.. the
handkerchief, containing the sum of 259., villa 1- et,
right hand pocket of her dress, and the female prisono
who had seen her put the . purse in her pocket' k'
standing close by her side, and while witness was 97 jo
ing to a friend she saw the female prisoner's allo)
the act of drawing the handkerchief from her (win her
pocket. Witness tried to seize her, but she elduebol,
grasp and ran away. Witness called to her bus., the
who pursued "the prisoner, and secured her 02"-
wile
Pantheon, with the purse in her posoession• grue if
prisoner then came u and threatened to smash him
ii 0
d, an-
he did not let her P
go. A struggle then ensue
~. the
constable happening t 3 come up at the time, boldny
prisoners, who are well known to the police, were
committed for trial.

BURGLARY.—On Sunday
and his family, residin t- No MiteDorch-I)4r
. 1, don t"
Blandford-square, left hognaea to go to church, au., broke*
return it was ascertained that a cash-box had bee' free'
open and between 14/. and 15/. abstracted therefroratliemp
the upper fluor was also taken a pocket-book, c°l3id 1/
amongst other papers, a receipt for passage inoneY, cal"
a lodger of Mr. Moore, to the amount of 30/2.
ar for thees,
„ oes
evening last ..-isee,
veyance of himself and wife to Australia. Jur.,,i°,;bo life;
of the ushers of the Marylebone Police-court, ancret-eiropeat:
adjacent to the premises, examined the same
found that nearly every door therein had been foleent door,
The entry was, beyond all doubt, made by the 'l?"_Aned•
and net in the rear of the premises, as was at first
employedica-
to follow up
Mr. Jones is of opinion, as is also a police-constable hjKO
probe f
be in custody.
the case, that the guilty party will
~ 011311111 jg
ST. PAUL'S CLOCK—In reply to 31.• Ca Easton',-
query, I send you the following extract from Hatfield
d'. Human Longevity" (London, 1799)i—a Jure° when ou
died in 1770, aged 1.65. Was formerly a soldier.
.tion of
duty as a sentinel at Windsor one night, at the exfurrlirteen
his guard, he heard St. Paul's clock, London, stri,ke he eV
strokes instead of twelve, and not being relievea s,:d by
ton ..."' For
petted he fell asleep, in which situation be was
succeedin guard, who soon after came to relieve bnesdiri4
such neglect he was tried by a court-martial, but,.. P, prO
that he was on duty his legal time, and assertingi:k
the singular circumstance of hearing St.reurg -1-,,e was "•
thirteen strokes, which, upon inquiry, proved true,
consequence acquitted."—Notes and Querirres h • 1 for the
RIVERS THAMES AND M ----e
1311
Improve'
EDWAY. r and Wire
better conservation, regulation,ewers of or
manage _ore of the
cane"
most of t • there rivers proposes that the lA' to be
ration of London shall be vested in conservaie.,reo'v to consist'
conservators of the rivers Thames and 14`----"'inissionertss
of the Lord Mayor, six Aldermen, and twelve CO3 widen soil
with powers to improve, dredge, and cleanse, and
‘. hind ig
deepen the channel of the Thames. A conservatle.J Bead for
to be established, and powers • dto be
are proposed to
raising 100,0001.
he al °f
CHARING-CROSS BRIDGE c 2. )3 1 .."
OMPANY ---- bet -°
rat _,B tO
this company, whereby it is proposed to raise a '„,--„, re.„.,
of 40,0001. to pay off various sums of money, is "--13 ee"'"--
have complied with the standing orders. The Dill f end
thatb the company have raised under their Acts 802.07sses„et
strike
orrowed 21,000/, which have been applied to the Pi to ""
the undertaking, and that the additional caPitg. -
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS TO -- D h
raised by the creation of preference shares. lf_P
TN IX AIA
after t %rot
HONG-KONG VIA SOUTHAMPTON.—On and
March next, printed votes and proceedings of the bei imps
way d font.'
Parliament and of the Colonial Legislatures,
mitted by the post between the United Ringittsaurabjecant,_btO
tce
following reduced rates of postage,
East Indies or Hong-Kong via Southaznetou t
ever, to all the existing regulations and restrictions),..fright
not exceeding four ounces, Id. , ditto exceeding four u t
and not exceeding eight ounces,' 2d ; ditto exceedineg eSt.
3d.; ditto
ethxo47A
ounces and not exceeding twelve ounces,
ing twelve ounces and not exceeding sixteen wine
....rico
and so on in proportion, viz., for every additional foulduitlional
in weight above the weight of sixteen ounces, en Aar wei‘...l!
viz.,—For any 70000
rate of one penny; it being understood that any lest OP
than four ounces shall be charged as four ouria°'lo io•
postage, which is entirely British postage and 410e1,00, 111
elude
the rate chargeable for conveyance in Indis, "'
Ot
all
THE cases, be paid in adv. e TIN-
elided MERCANTILEance
MARINE ACT.--,-M--,i3 t._t
SEAMEN AT SHADwELL.—A very numerously igloo Ise-
meeting of the sailors of the port of London 0_,a5,,0, four,
night at the Albion Tavern, .High-street, Sbau•li.'„to PT
purpose, as stated in the advertisement, of taking into
f-e
deration the best means to be adopted to relieve "0, of .r,
the grievances they now labour under in COlVegtitent Py':
uejust restrictions imposed upon them by the Prtbe cli-
cantile Marine Act. Mr. J. Smith was called tots 000014
and in a long speech enumerated the conaPitime nesitikt,
made by the opponents of the Marine Act. Stlyrlo the ar.."
was resolved to petition Parliament for the rePeeec` -001 -
and a committee was appointed for making then" Of
rangements for that purpose. Oberdo
EXHIBITION OF 1851.—Return of the leo
packages received received and placed in the hoardiogeiaryL7.-
tries to which they belong up to Saturday Fe"; 99' ''utestlf
11 ; Sweden, 18 ; Saxony, 135
Foreign—Bavaria, 42; Prussia, 273 • S 1 ;den'''. cd'Sts• '
wi z . froit 00
14 ; Mexico 4 • Pe Belgium, ium, 16 , ' 304; ;oath
, , ru, 1. Coloni I—Cansas, ,-,.. ,
Scotia, 23; Guernsey, 8 ;
authority from the forei-
ecastrye that These are nelcse.ssaTriolytai'9
without being accom •
re&sed,
n6Nsca.
0 mss Nassau, a
that
htcNtakeaetaew:
aePflsol rr
postve
robi
oclso.
sayosce'
ces.onitivre 6 r
ile fa
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rei 10 go
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panned with the neee'l,nitts" A
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es
ohno
tu 1 d
seasontak
Her Majesty proper documents a
goods. the Pre;
fOr
very fa
erfirst
.___. A v
at St. James's raw'
attendance is ant' • icipated. I. 0 el e°'
INSTITUT Or n
willat hold h leveecc°l-
"-- BRITISH ARCHITECTS."--- 11 • 0 1/0
ing the ordinary . _ ,„Leto ~,,ro,
sitting, being the eighth oque 'iteet, ryr
held at the rooms of,naor-s -, '
the Institute, Grosv read kr ~,f
fessor Cockerel! in the chair. A paper kited by Abr;
ClaytonDore eon the architectural features In•esen'ebieb tbe„,,,'-;
Church near Hereford in illustration of av
___,. a",o
turEr referred to various ' exhibited in the ere gaol
plans ow- ._„
edifice ts a most
drets foods
he described as in many respe
stpecimen of the class to which it be?ongettt Ifin; StePhen.
ion, he said, could be traced to the time e` tered Welic:S•
Much of the detail into which the lecturer en
eh chee :
cessarily technical. At the ion be Wee Inu •pa gees
conclusion nd verl° of the
after which brief •
adiscussion took place, 11-, ,idation Dore
tions ofwre put by gentlemen present in ele" Abbefd that
subject, roin which it appeared that at th!„hed, se Bey
Church there is no belfry, and the bell is derrT,, bee,:: was
the exterior of theabbey,' in its sent state'
bee,:: was
to
present to o
venerable and imposing appearance. Ave PreT'sThaSS
-.n r. rneta - ,
given to Mr. Clayton fbr his interesting Y.'re f the .- at
the lecture the secretary called the attentle" 0
_torches, ~..
to the subscription list in aid of further. .rftoyga WWI
Nineveh, at the head of which the name Of lII°
nese Prince Albert appears for 100 guineas' , oboUt
..Aebllenti
BANQUET DES EGAUX.—LaSt Dig' „--era, Sile':,- to
hundred persons, consisting chiefly of foreigTh lavetlis,
at a "banquet" given at the HighburY er Lion of '• de'
celebrate the anniversary of the French revolaere read
the
In the course of the evening various reports „vinarts et .nd
scribing the state of democracy in differell,43-1;,-,-esed,r;00
Continent. Several speeches were also :was lg. b":,,001
amongst those who addressed the audience " The .-..0..
Blanc, who was received with great applaa.pese• oblicaa '
was decorated with several flags bearing '..eP The
scriptions.
~,11° LOSS: of
APPROACHING MARRIAGE IN 111 G S "er to
I
marriage of Miss Shaw Lefevre, daughter of the " ~„ ites
tildni
the House of Commons, and Sir Henry
takes place immediately.
BIRTIIb, ad,
OF A SON.
of Bloomfield.°
On the 23d inst., Mrs. T. D. KeighleY,
Maida-hill,
On the 22d inst., at Wanstead, Mrs. H. ChaPinan.
ladY
OF A DAUGHTER. ot the
On the 21st inst., at the Hermitage, near Epso- ,
ge
of Arthur A. Roberts, Esq., of twins (girls). ___ „f Geer
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No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, loty 01
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the c°
Paiddlosex, Tuesday, February 25, 1851.