... .:CHAMBER OF COMMEROCH I - z . 4 s An adjourned meeting of the council was held yesterday afternoon at the offico, Exchange. I buildings, Mr. P. H. Rathbone Presiding.-Upon the motion of Mr. Prange, seoohded by, Mr. Maofie, Mr. Meade King was electod president for the i ensuing year.--Mr. Ning having taken the chair I briefly. returned thanks.-Mr. Franois Prange was (upon the motion of Mr. P. ...

... READINGS OF TH BAROMETER. si Noon, 29.86; MidnIght, 29.8,5 HIGH WATER AT LIVERPOOL. MOXOGne. EVENG. HErGOT. b This Day ?? 3 0 ?? 3 17 .. 4 1 6 ?? To-morrow . . 3 36 . 3 56 13 2 a IN ARRIVED, al FERtRUAkY 4. Frankfort (as), Corbally, h Emma, Dirke .. Ceara, . Charente m Apollo Sbjoruarg, Marseihles General Windbam, Forbes tM Oath.,Ann, Evans ..Meseiu Charleston al Dlalmastian (ss), Wardel, ?? ...

... LATEST AND TELlEGRAPHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LoteuON, DIONDAY. The f101l0vifg were the salon reported oil the stock exchrstgr tip to one o'clock to-day :- BIWJISH1 AND ROREIGN RAILWYAYS. Great ?? ?? 304 itOrtAnliisokNo. ?? 6 Great Nortjlirir A ?? 1404 0 Groat N~,eoler ?? ?? Nk 94 tsnr,811ie, and ?? 1204 14 - fondon and ?? GI484 tendon ?? sorth.Nvestein ?? M~enliester, Shelidficd, and ...

... HTEE LOSS QF THE STEAMER LONDON. The official inquiry commenced on Monday, at Greenwicb, before Mr. Traill, preaidieg maigistrate, and two nautical assessors, Mr. O'Dowd and Sir. Gardener conducted the inquiry for the Board of Trade, Mr. O'Dowd gave a sketch of the evidence intended to be produced. The value of the cargo is estimated at £124,000; the number of officera and crew, 88, including ...

... MMVDI JFDVEWrArAZ DWEMLLiNGS C VOMPANY (LMIrTD. J -s30M~~d Z ?? } ,The hallfysdy ?? of the Phawbold in . thib .oaps Ih@ld at aW Wanuoo.huosO 8atu ; I Mr. &1&ii the . D*. The report. t1he directors statedtatnth 1*D I Camber is fthe iai*ribed poaplo ,l0~ 601. Of whi as SirOhale F~k, ndthe lnto ownet faoolni Grenwih, raarrangementbywhcntlsenft abon 5,00~furheroa~ltl being rld n Gen~h h ?? ply *te ...

... AmaRlo'ts5 AlttWAr cOM-PASr4N . 0ha10B~naa odinary genoeal. meeting odth id that b itpeny was held yesterdaafer. oon at the L dn Tu ern ; not. J. Po the c . Th~notinecoeaslng tthhe wastnghavbing ?? frd by Ilr. ;e andat ebthe seretr, tgesel of toe copainy was *fiiX top the e terf wbaseholde The hegort * n stateent od acon we, takna as rea., Ta'H pro id, inV irovii tf e ptionote rep- , saidethat ...

... Xii I - . I C e i nIrW . .: I.- i . ,f. , . ft .. . ?? ?? ;, s sfl i Sioin-fThere has beeit s gobad0seMd,- eiifly fcev ' bron uartltced, . t .fu e,; t* ti msles included 1,2 lege f Iaiuris to b &4ro 'Yellow, ai 31s to 33.; ad' 112,110 as of M0111s, Cayed, 30 68. to 31s.. 6s. use- tlayed. 27.d. 6. lRefined: Firme ptiem e paid, bet the d mnd i not active; brown lumps quote at. 43. :6 0 to ?? ...

... THE LINCOLIN MaZITING. | ~~[BYTIOUC1-LETLONE. | Tan LONOCL-SHIRSP HAN-DICAP (to be ron to-day), one mile, most a!ready have been rathcr a prodatabie I event to the bocklmsilers that conmnenced opera~tioG9 early, forinvestmenis have at verions times ,een mode in favor of Saeocbromater, Gamma, T 7.iicht, Mail Train, Luclk; Star, Hjitodrian, K Niet cf Snow- I -doon, Copenhagen, Pantajloon SkLi ...

... PRICS OF SaARES AND STOCKS. i0 98;-i Ci 0 i BANES, RA.YLWA5, tO. 2 ,I 5 I II 3 1 ; JOINT*'.TeCr COMPANIES.' z A ^to C £ Bank of Aaitratasia.. .. t 41 7 . 72 7't Northarnl Bank ?? 3030n0 95 96 I5S Belfast Bank ?? f 2 lon 15,: ?? U ~lster ?? ?? jo 9 10 5,9, l1 + ilovin.^ia Beak ?? .re3 ,, 83 I ! ?? .. ?? 30 g50 §6 ?? Soya] Bane ?? 5.- 1;0 S4 841 I Hihbernian Bank . ,2F ' 3-, ,, 86 P.r ETuropean ...

... MIAT11M. BY ELECTRIC TELE(3RAPH.-THUasDAY. BIRMINGHAM CORN.-Short supply of. English wheat, which sold at fuliy last week's rates; foreign. rather lower. Fine barley Is dearer.' Oats, beans, and peas less in request. MANCHESTER CORN.-A thin attenidanice. Eng- lish wheat in poor condition, and IS per qr. lower; foreign solei slowly at a sim~ilar decline. Flour little inquired for, although ...

... MiAy-LANu, Monday, Feb. 5. Last week's supplies were moderate. Exports, 446 qrs. wheat, 925 cwts. flour, 20 qrs. oats, 8 qrs. beans, 5 qrs. malt. Of English wheat chere were 7l36 qrs.; of foreign, 14,969 qrs. There was but a moderate supply this morning from Kent and Essex, the condi- tion of which being still very bad, sales were next to impossible, though a few dry samples brought the former ...

... H 0 M XE. THm .B9x CHAkTER. ACT.-TThe following letter has been re. ceived from the Chancellor of the Exchequer by Messrs Charles Hol. land and Francis Boult: Feb. S. Gentlemen,-The Chancellor of the Exchequer desires me to acknowledge the receipt of your memorial, and. be wishes to assure you that he is very sensible of your considerate conduct in waiving at the present moment a personal ...