... The ftllowing * of Lord Palmeraton'g reply . to the memorial Fubmitted to by a portion (he Liberal members Parliament respecting the ' national expenditure 94, Piooadilly, Jan. 30,1861. IMy dear Mr. Crawford,—l have to acknowle the receipt of the letter signed bj yourself, Mr. Baines, and Mr. Buxton, which .transmitted me ' the memorial addreattd to bj some members of l the Liberal party ...

... TUrASDAY EvINzwo, February 5. Busicess inthe Stock Exchange was dall to-dayi and prices were all lower. -The Queen's Speech produced 'no effect whatever upon. quotatioans, butb the French tmperor's Speech was,, upon second thoughts, at the 3tock Exchange, regarded with some degree of dis. trust; and uponr pe'ulative sales prices declined. Cotgols opened at 9l~ to 92 for money; at noon the piee ...

... COJIM)RBCIAL AND MARKETS. I PRODUCE. Suo~ .-n the sot s IMOMGLANZ. Fan. 11. o SUGAws-Onthe spot 200 bap Perame; have been sold at'35s., and 3,980 baip brown Bahia, at 34..; and asloat a cargo of No. 1l Havaunna at 256. 6d. for Antwerp. Se 1F fined is without alterntion. COFFrL-NO gIeS of importance reported. X7EL-At the public sales held to-a graens and black- leaf oongon sold at previous ...

... ?? TazasDA'r ZvEinG. The railway share market opened this morning without much alteration, bat experienced a gene- ral fall as soon as the rise in the Bank rate of dis- count transpired. There was subsequently ?? a partial recovery. The reduction in most in- stances amounted to about 4 per cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock fell 1 per cent., and London and North Western j per cent. ...

... ; . h.. . ?? 3oEt IAfli, Z -, IbendMeper . ob. 27 and March 1,, a.t Aat LivrpodlCuft. solo. ;Aspinail ad Bird, Liver-~ es Rowaum Mand ,L ISLOooL W b-u ;AR d U =CEOBRAW, Waxwlngtoa, Jan-, .erch I NOl, at 1j 4attn- Aw ig,, Henaiam ,, u - M iee ?? BANCRUITCY ANNULD. - exuz OornQraS Aebche rto, Kent,. and Melb , Voun iOrNT STOCt COMPASIU Ar CT ,~.VZE hQ Ta nnshKAN LOAN CO MPAgy (XMKTU ), 3Ma el a ...

... , . . . I 1 1 ? , 1, : . ?? 1; - i I i IOXH., Nit mT. I malls change. sh~v~s in the Rank re- haig b1en ttaiefiad and ttention being for the moment upon -tie ?? Byra tofs ofe ft Ea tho American change, the f'doto-day wr t. 'The closing prices were j pe~ . ?? fYesterdai.; 'the maket is wbkened by the recant shpply of stock from'Iank- 9 woenrees The large purchase of gold by the ank ef England ...

... I' * * I he The Wxr~urWSD EviMo. . dstock ,markets are still prejudiced by the high value of money. In all departments'the ten- on deuy of' ptices t-day was drooping. The funds to fail 4 per cent. There were some sales of Reduced ,r and New Three per Cents., for money. The mar- at. ket for British railway stoeks also exhibited a ?? d~ecidedly drooping tendency, sellers still predomi- ,ut ...

... ELECTRIC AND INTERWATIONAL TBLEGR PR COMPANY. The report of the directors states that there- oeipts for the half-veer just concluded exhibit gn advgmes over those of the ociveaponding siX months to the extent of 3,166.; and when it is remembered that the year 1859 pro- duced an extraordinary increase over the earnings of ay peovis year, this mnst be considered satisfactory. TM expenses show ...

... THE COMMERCI&L BANK FRAUDS. -. - - ?? - ?? is rats . ?? The-clerk, John Duedin, aged 44, of No. 9 Park -Village East Regent'a Park, whose alleged frauds on the Commar- cial batik have excited So much interest lately, and Jaumes Holcroft, described as an agent, ofiog9 Ration Garder, wwere brought up on Thursday at the Bow Street. Policea ouat before Mr. Henry. Durdin was not represented by any ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISE CORN TRADE. (Pronm the ?gark Lane Express.) The mild week which has passed over us, being withoutl rain, has been of extraordinary service to the lately frost. bound soil; and of itself better than repeated ploughings as a preparation for eeeding the backward lands, Should rain be still withheld, a splendid opportunity will be afforded for clearing and getting-in the seed ...

... L f R., R ?? r-;.7 Iryv+ ?? 7,i MIS, (By British and Irirh Magnetic Telegraph.) l~ayt BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. long (From. Friday Night`s Gazette.) I to An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and 8th Vie., cap. 32, S of for the week ending Wodnesday, Jan. 30, 1861. k3d MU DEPARTMIENT. s Notes issued ?? £25,317,660 Government Debt ?? £11,015,100 ,nt- Other Securities ?? .. 3,459,900 yed Gold Coin ...

... ITHE FRBNCH TREATY Ob' CObiHERCE;. I John M'Parland, Eaq., LLB., gave a lecture last even- ingin thetheatreof the Pdechailce' Institutteonthe3Prench Treaty of Commerce. Theauldeuceowaerutherthin,owing; no doubt, to the severity of the weather, but those ,who were present paid the utmost attention to the learned lecturer's discourse,' which was clear, able, and eloquent throughout. - The ...