The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-02 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Highness
the Prince Consort left Bucking-ham Palace yester-
day morning for Osborne, Isle of Wight. Her Ma-
jesty and his Royal Highness were accompanied
by Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, the Princesses
Alice, Helena, Louisa, and Beatrice ; and were
attended by the Duchess of Wellington, the Hon.
Beatrice Byng,- Major-General the Hon. Charles
Grey, 14, rd Colville, Capt. the Hon. D. de Roe,
and the Master of the Household.
The Queen and the Prince were conducted to
their carriage by the Marquis of Exeter, Earl Dela•
warr, the Duke of Beaufort, and Col. F. H. Sey-
mour.

The Royal party left Buckingham Palace at half-
past 10 o'clock, in six curiages, and escorted by a
detachment of Light Dragoons, for the private
station at Vauxhall of the London and South-
Western Railway. Her Majesty left by a special
train for Gosport.
The Prince of Wales, attended by Mr. Gibbs,
left Buckingham Palace at half-past 2 o'clock is
the afternoon, for Osborne.
Lord Colville (Clerk Marshal) has relieved
Major-General Buokley in his duties as the
Equerry-in-Waiting to the Queen ; Captain the
Hon. Dudley De Ros has relieved Colonel F. IL
Seymour in his duties as Equerry-in-Waiting to
the Prince Confort.
The Foreign kilbassalors and Ministersat:
ten.led ye.4terday at the Foreign-office) Downing-
street, and were severally introduced to the Earl
of Malmesbury, the Queen's Principal Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs.
Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colo•
nial-office to the Governors of the West India
Cr ,lonioa.

A bRIVAL OF TTIE COURT AT paRTS-
-111()( TH, EN ROUTE TO OSBuRNE•

PORTSMOUTH, MONDAY.
Her Majesty was expected to have arrived her•
by half-past eleven, it was one o'clock when the
Royal party entered the Royal Clarence-yard.
Owing to the indisposition of the Commander.
in-Chief, Admiral Sir George Seymour, and in the
absence of the R.,,ar-Admiral Superintendent, the
Hon. George Grey, the honours of reception de-
volved on the senior officer, Captain Harry Eyre",
of the St. Vincent, supported by his officers, The
Lieutenant-Governor, Major-General the Hon. Sir
James Yorke Scarlett, and staff was in attendance,
the Captain Superintendent Dacres, C. 8., of Haslar
Hospital, John Davies, Esq., master attendant, are.
The Queen embarked on board the Fairy,
tender, Captain the Hon. Joseph Deliman, aJ id
pelting snow-storm, which had prevailed all the
morning. The instant her Majesty arrived the
Excellent (being the only saluting ship at I?orts-
mouth) fired the royal salute. Tho whole of the
ships of war hoisted masthead flags,
and a.s her
Majesty passed out of the harbour's mouldi the
crews manned rigging and yards and heartily
cheered. The Garrison Battery took up the salute
ing, and fired 21 guns as the Fairy emerged from
the harbour's entrance, although the weather 10,1
so exceedingly thick that the Fairy was nitre/el
discernible.
The ships of war at Spithead, consisting o f de;
nown, Curacoa, and Racoon, were prepared Bo r
honours,' but the Fairy having taken the :inner
passage, keeping the Haslar shore aboard, she, Ica:
not visible from Spithead, and the ships dig ne"
salute.

Her Majesty and Court will return to tool °l3
Saturday next.

AUSTRALIA.—
_
The Donald Mackay, one of Malay.
James Baines an Co.'s Black Bail clippers, arriveol lit/
Liverpool yesterday, with gold and sovereigns to tb.
amount of 100,0001. She passed Port Phillip Head 0
the6tn Deceiebe,, and came round by the north 01
Ireland. Her news ha, been anticipated.
The Oliver Lm g, which has now been at sea 105
days, from Melbourne, with 189,7601. in gold, and t
Sea Breeze, ow. 100 days, with 95,6361., were spoli
with on the 2d and 22d of January respectively, by tb.
Wo-1rn001,,0, arrived from Sydney. The .Blacksva
with 272,3001., has been 93 days at sea. chanVe
of wind to the westward would probably bring in the
supplies.
DEATH OF MR. T. TOOICE.—We have to record thO
death of Mr. Thomas Tooke, the eminent static's, one,
of the frun.lers cf the Society for the Diffusion a
Useful Knowledge, and a Fellow of the Royal SocietYr
to whose records be bas made many valuable contrt"
butions. Mr. Tooke was also a member, and sometime
chairman, of the Statistical Society, whose meetings he
atterAed.
STAMFORD ELECTION.—STAMFORD, March 1.---Th4i
uv ruing a inswing was held at he Ge,rge Hotel for the
purpose of receiving Mr. Inglis, the candidate for the
seit vaca ed by Sir F. Thesiger. Mr. Joseph Phillips
presided. After a tew words from the obairman, who
stated that the writ did not arrive until a lute hour on
Saturday night, Mr. Inglis proceeded to address the
electors, chiefly in laudation of the retreat Governments
The hon. candidate said that, as he should have an
opportunity of a.ddressing his hearers more at length _
upuri. the day of election, and of conferring with theTr
personally in the interv..l, he ,horild not ocoUPY thesla
atteuti m further at present. The learned geontierarr-ha
and his friends then proceeded on the canvaee•
election is fixed kir Wednesday next ; tie opposition
1"
anticipated.
ETON COLLEGE—MONDA.T.—The boating season Otillb;
inenced as usual to-day (St. David's-day), wh:guys
" loeg-boati" took the water for the first time tha!,'siaoa
tinder the direction of sir. Lawless. The prof two'
consisted of a ten-oar and six eight-oars, Its
thirds of the craw being new men since lest seaou-i.sast
consequence of the continuation of the bleak port
wind, the first venture was more cool than COral°r% hot
The annual foot-race came off, according to custoro
week, and was won by Mr. Johnstone, 'Meath:filo
competitors, after a splendid race, by about
I
tartia
yards only. The course was about three miles, _ate
from the Datcbet gravel-pits, and after a circnitous,7,he
terminating in a field next " Fifteen-arch Bridgekoll'l,
last leap being a formidable ditch of about 1S
fb:fore
width, into which eaoh of the youthful aspirastr!l, high,
he could reach the goal, bad to plunge nearly Ir_° than *
which in the month of March is a " cooler ratio'
refresher."
and foreign
MuRDEL—GENOA, Feb. 24 —All British kear
captains who have of late years been in Gen the English
with regret of the barbarous agsagsmation 0„,
s,ignoa
and A,CriCarl ship-chandler, Mr Alex. riost.
which took place on the evening of Saturday__,, bad
was a man who, by his honest and upright de
lit,,, bad
w s.
acquired the confidence of all foreign captains
ta
here,

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170 Til NTER.O I Al% TNTELLTGENC r 4.2
CITY, Two o'CLocE.

During the last few days the markets for foreign
and colonial produce have exhib.ted considers• le
firmness. For sugar there was a fair inquiry, and
the finer qualities realised full rates. In the refined
Market there has also been an active demand for
undried goods, and prices have advanced Gd. per
cwt. Very little business has been reported in
tea, and prices are unaltered., and coffee
has been dealt in to a moderate extent, at full
values ; holders in many instances demand a slight
advance upon late quotations. Superior qualities
of rum continue in demand ; and lice has also
slightly improved. For saltpetre there has been a
fair inquiry, and higher rates are current for the
better qualities. The public sales of colonial wool
continue to progress vet y steadily, and the prices
realised at the commencement of the series have
generally been maintained. The tallow market
has been dull, notwithstanding there is little S iuth
American or Australian in the market. P.Y.C. on
the spot is quoted at 525. Gd. ; April to June,
525. Gd. ; and last three months, 50s. Gd. per cwt.
Letters from Liverpool mention that the Cotton
Market yesterday manifested less animation, but
prices advanced id. per lb. on all descriptions.
The sales were estimated at 7,000 bales, 1,000 of
Which were taken by the speculators. The R tilw ay
Share Market closed quietly, with little business
doing, at about previous rates.
A further withdrawal of ab gut 32,0001. in gold
coin from the Bank of England took place yester-
day, but this will probably be replaced by the
92,8721. received yesterday by the Donald M`Kay,
and the 120,0001. by the Arabia. An occasional
movement of this kind must be expected when
there is such a steady demand for silver
on Eastern account ; but although every-
one must be prepared for such withdrawals
there is a good deal of comment whenever they
occur, .especially among the speculators, who at
once begin to calculate upon the probability of an
extensive drain. At present the remittance, it is
Caged, are confined to the necessary payments for
supplies of silver, and unless the Bank of France
resumes its purchases of gold, there is no just cause
for apprehending any serious efflux.
Money is now in more request, owing to the
commercial engagements which become due on the
4th Inst. These are presumed to be of an exten-
sive character, and the demand for accommodation
has therefore increased, but the effect will only be
temporary, and as trade is dull, no material pres-
here of business is yet expected in the discount

Further symptoms of weakness have been expe-
rienced this morning in the market for English
Stooks, which are suffering from the paucity of
business consequent upon the uncertainty felt with
regard to the progress of political affairs. The set-
tlement of the account, which will occupy the atten-
tion of the brokers and dealers during the remainder
of the week may also tend to increase the heavy
tone now observed, but unless any unforeseen con-
tingencies arise, there seetns very little prospect of
tiny declension of importance, or even a continuance
of the existing apathy, when money is so cheap and
the tendency of the trade, after the late
Revere trial, is towards a general improvement.
Consols for money and the 4th instant have been
and they are now 961 i, and for April 97 to
97i. The N. w Three per Cents. are 96i to 97,
find the Reduced 97 to 971. Bank Stock is 225
to 2261, and India Ditto 2221. Exchequer Biils
.re 39t. to 425. premium, and India Bonds 265.
to 30s. premium.
In the Foreign Securities a moderate amount of
business has been transacted, and prices are steady.
Turkish 6 per Cents. are 1011 102; ditto 4 per
Cents., nominal ; Spanish 3 per Cents. 44; ; ditto
Passive, 6/1 ; Buen .a Ayres 6 per Cent-. 81t ;
Mexican 3 per Cows., 204 ; Peruvian 4i per
Cents., 80i ; Sardinian 5 per Cell's., ; and
Venezuela 4/ per Cents., 33k.
The following are the nominal prices of Foreign
stocks :—Grenada Deferred B rods, 5:1 6f ;
.!,!O, 20; to ; Peruvian 4i per Cents, 80 to 81 ;
Dion 3 per Cents., 50 to 57; Portuguese 3 per
Cents., 45i to 464; Russian 5 per Cents., 108 to
110 ex div. ; Ditto 41. per Cents , 98 to 100 ; Spanish
3 per Cents., 44 to 44i ; Ditto New Deferred. 26
to 261.

There has been very little business transacted this
morning iu the Railway Share Market, and most
of the leading lines show a further depression, at
about to 1 per cent. Caledonians and Great
Westerns have receded ss. ; Eastern Countits,
idland, North-Eastern (York), and South-
•castern, 10s. ; Brighton, North-Western, and
youth-Westeru, 15s. ; and Great Northern and
North-Eastern (Berwick), 1/. The Foreign and
Colonial lines are also at lower quotations. Sambre
and Meuse declined ss. ; Dutch Rhenish advanced
„,.°B* Grand Trunk of Canada receded 1/. ; Great
western of Canada ss. ; Great Indian Peninsular,
8.1 ; and East Indian 10s.

Mining Shares show little variation. Wheal
fuller realised 310, and Wheal Edwards 7i 74.

Joint-Stock Bank and Miscellaneoui Shares
tthow a slight decline upon former quotations.
Bank of Australasia have receded 55., London Joint-
S▪ tock ss. to 10s. South Australian improved 55.,
Aid Electric Telegraph Company 5L

"PINSII I' IFIrDII ZEUS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK.
(From the Official List:l
Business done.
1142 k Stock .... 225
a ,
a -
,‘o* •.ent. Reduced Annuities ..
,_ '>er ,:eat ~Tisois Annwries
111-"" A per Cent. Annuities 974 61 7
India Stock
a a .sonde. 61•••)0
..... •
r)itto, under £lOOO 26 30 p
C isots ter Account
Ezenegn., tillis. e,•ta
£lOOO
42 39 p
£500
8-, 11 •• •• • • ....
Ditto Advertised 42 39 p
•Excnequer ~,ii.i. 15,,, t, par Cent_
Ditto. 11159 ... 1001
?kilt's aii FORAM N F. :KIM AT ON k O'CLOCK.
+sue_
nos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent. Bli
zeatteap .. par ~ent ., • 20,i 4
rernvian Bonds, tii per Cent ...
bitto ALcaunt .
%Sardinian Bonds, fi per ()ow.. ..... 91 i
Ink
miqk !loads, A par , lsint. ...
44}
Ditto Account
~. Ditt, Passive 6i
I:Arkibh ,011d8, 0 war ...).:•
...,_ Ditto Account .
Vsnezuela- Bonds, 41 per Cent

TWO O'CLo,;,
Consol4, money
Ditto, Account ... 961 i
Consols for Account, ( Sprit)

It is rumoured that some of the I alian Governmonts
Particularly have been apprise" that the Revolutionary
Party contemplate a movement against them during the
nun. Orsini, Pierri, and Radio )gave appealed to the
Court of Caseation against the sentence condemning
Ihilta to death.
A, handsome nsauQoleum is to be erected in the Mug-
n 'illircan Cemetery at Pere la Chaise for the Queen of
‘jblide's remains, by command of Mirza Mahomed
At the Insolvent Debtors Court yesterday Leicester
F. W. Buckingham, the hte manager of the Strand
hestre, applied for and obtained his final order without
,pposition.
ELOPEMENT BY A MARRIED LADY `PITH A MORMON,
—lnformation has been received that Mrs. Welsh,
hostess of the Rose and Crown lan at Amptbill,
Iltedfordshire, has eloped from her husband, taking with
her considerable property, in company with a draper,
named Rogers, a Latter-day Saint, who, having conceited
Airs. Welch to Mormonism, had induced her to abandon
her husband, and fly with him to Utah. Mrs. Welch
11.10 g left four children behind her, and Mr. Welch offers
.00/. to any one who will bring her back to Ampibill.
MADAME TIISSAIJD'S EXHIBITION.—Tnis well-known
4244 highly interesting establishment has just bad
anther addition to the Napoleon relics. It is the tail
Of the Emperor's celebrated charger Jaffa. This
114,Ieudid Arab horse was presented to the great
‘poleon by Ali Pacha, and was rode at Marengo
lifenearly
early all remarkable occasions of the Emperor's
"ed ,
the lLst time, at the review in the famous Champ
IclBe kain in 1814. He was brought to England in
23, dd. and le in the year 1829, aged 37, and was
0"Id under a handsome monument at Glassonbury,
ranbrook, went.
• ItniAIKABLE BIRTII.—Mr. Angell, registrar of births
and deaths for Horton New-town,
informs us that a poor
ii°ltan, of the name of White, residing at No. 116,
of.`tlnnia-road, City-road, was safely delivered of three
qWedneeday la-t, two boys and a
all ot
thole°, with the mother, are doing well. Unfurtunately,
fatker had been ont of employment during the last
• tit?°elcli, and the family reatl need the Aseietanco of
Dad-bonded thie inclement imam.