The Express. — London, England, 1852-01-02 00:00:00

I / i• . . .. . i •-••., „/ , 7,--4_-€...„, / 0 1------- ." ...•-••--. 1----"- . . • . Mr'. / * -0 ~ 44••••- • • • t .. - . I , e i s.- Tb t QI _ 4 lll 'fp rie1,%,,, 11 II y.-•• No. 1,672.] ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE. QFFICE ESTABLISHED for the INSURANCE' of ALL ICl‘lrn of FILOPILATT la TOWN awl COMMIT. REIN , U It.tvc h. --The Deb* When is the INOTAL Mina, sol i.t. , 1E1l t L FIRE, LIIT., tol MAIL 1/180 tuns arm en •nittally informed that to caurntAs tesseremsee to the 6..a....4 Ow set. ,, al teem tithe OwleleeN ma Mean he pdd us et 1 arlore the mb Unsay. ft...modem end nee! hear^ ~nlrE, hen, ehoileal ea opper cs.to.L...?!...•,are Laity oldie Tic fen, Sunni W 811 AW, Yeaseths Dkeetst. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1852. LITERATURE. Arctic Miloodoodos. A tiONWllir of A. loft Polar Mum& the MA Bean= of as Bitpeditipa. °album . vie are called epos to renew a " 'skated cantsse porary—the Arrant Bfirswiis," • , pub lished on taxed paper tot still mutant and Weed in 18.50-1 fron the psrpresies of Captain Awakes ice-locked equatram. We hail oar fellow journalists with pleasing. Ow wadi think that the is woe es fatal as Lone Napalm to their protonic's. Bat here is Misuse that the newspaper can neither be frozen net Area out at eshbonen [THREEPENCE. RAILWAY& THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. ' increase of 1131 miles, or 2! per rent. The aggre gate average return per mile per week was, this year, 471. Ts. Bd., and last year, 451. 9s. ed., so that the difference is shown to be in favour of the present year to the extent of 11. 18s. 2d. per mile. As these returns embrace Christmas, the traffic of the season is proved to stand at a highly satisfactory range. The only occurrence by whioh the regular course of the traffic can be said to have been disturbed is the Newport Pagnell Great Cattle Fair, which affects the receipts of the London and North Western. The return per mile per week is subjoined : Two o'CLocu. Business in shares is more restricted to-day, bat quotations are well en At the = m it As market a slight t was and Aberdeen', Worth "sterns, and Midlands were transacted at an advance, bat the feeling his since become a shads weaker. Lancashire and Yorkshires, beware-, maintain an 'drawn of 10s. lipsoulation in French shares cootinues to form a prominent feature of business. and pries' to-day ge nerall_y range higher. Centrals have reached 201, and Faris and Strasbourg, 17. SILABAS £ND MOILS UNGIIAI/11111111D. Two o'Ci.ocz. The English stock market this morning has shown a Air share of firmness, but the rally of yesterday has been scarcely supported up to the present hour, the business ollormg being upon a quiet scale. The reduction in the rate of discount can scarcely be said to have efit•eted prices, beyond im parting a strengthened feeling, as the measure was speculated upon for many weeks, and, owing to the previous reduction in the rates for loans on stock, can hardly be regarded as having cheapened the value of mono? . The readers of the Rrpress will have been full y =red for this step. rs Rumou offurther mercantile embarrassments SF.ASONABLE FESTIVITIES At this festive rer.l of the peer, the lotiewire martielled Almerrhe Me the Owlet ore relied her etoreered nort=ssem • heed aeammOWLANDS' a to•vetAll OIL. ke etrattee sad et boor. SO.Wleade Selyder. ter lb. • alai elk bk. awl N,... .. ... ; lee trethe Weal% sr Art OW • eort-the Name.' to the teeth ; set lerehrobt • reel sod opintitnearet as errililseimeliset lo et rode e.•delletinehee It NM ell eseen ZZWur= tereeneed m*. 294 the vroil.ksee• arm,.... elve •heet a ertelrity eepo eIIIM I reistel. maw pow %ally Howe e• I stareebte eremite. hewers ; I t y =spilieliee. The eel, rimer et lieell Ware the erre el . pate lee ankh oaths Wrepeer or lehrt.—Alle bi A. NOM= P0:0 1 , Ilit. Itateregenire. red by eheretres sad preereirre. This asssesPer, Ogle Mei es a sedum d wiling away the terrible nienehe dewing which the ships were motionless, was edited by one d the Asses of the Antietam»; and the arffiea WWI contributed, b 7 the saws and men at the eapeditiom rilpYubluissi ea the 13th d wort ei sz ta stth, and it was in maul:wipe, Nome ember arranged, and the different methane andel into it, a legible hand, the eater biesselLw This editor bad oom peebemslvs the least awful being the writs, in "a legible bra" The • adeselleniss" am such us would naturally be prodemil eider inch eirenoistancen entertaining at the limb amil of interest now, as literaff cemen tite, to eviZ2 isa Tikille is a akin» drams, et scientific i to arctic controver sies, and of perely ime=temay ; and the com bination must have been nista We adduce a few samples from the pegs if our contemporary—who, by the bye, is printed and bound, in this volume, in • style which few newspapers enjoy._ IASO. £80.26 .... 47.97 .... 61.76 39.26 .... 68.38 .... 47.07 .... 44.91 .... 41.87 .... 24.96 26.94 .... 47.28 .... 3.5.19 .... 24.79 1861. Looks sad North Western £77.26 11611md Lassuldu and Yorkshire Lulu NU South Western Mod Woolora Luaus NW Brighton Ilsuir Illourn &hal mil Exeter Miele, end Holyhead Yak sul North Midland York, Newcastle, and Berwick 10.56 Chest Northern 49.06 Leeds Northern Liverpool, Crosby, sad South- Pen 22.72 Ilesters Counties and Norfolk 4841 .. . The returns on Scotch lines are u under : Isday up to 1 p.m. ~~i llli iII si if 84 • In i I continue current, and serve to check any rising tow dopey of values, but at the present period:and imbed for months past, reports of this nature have beset frequently propagated, in many cases impugning the await of houses occupying the fret position in their respective branches of trade, that they are received with comparative apathy. Console, which ebera Yesterday afternoon at 97} exactly, were this morning dealt in at 971, and are now rather weaker again at 97 to ex div. for the 16th January. The broker of the National Debt Commissioners has to-day made a further investment in Reduced Threes at 98, being the concluding purchase of the week. To-day's business figures are as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for account, 971,1, ex dir. Three per Cent. Reduced, 98, 971. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, 1, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 7. South Sea Old Annuities, 971. Bank Stock is very firm, and marks ARLOW'd NEW IN- S.; VINT= NELII.ACTINO IDTPHOS 1 • . - Dr. IPAQVIINI SO TIVIT.PIO !I i " pio 1 ?kw's, ok km die, eft akar Alum 06. • husbissaik. OA igr oil se assolly iA - .. %Mt Ur Isstorsookekk as • - A ...) .111. , ...... ~ r I I A a t y the &a; marriabil la repay be ea k . 5 , „ um e aim of slis: Win 4s. It; aft -: Yrl yiertru.ta. 4 ter Aram. &a. to IN ti 1 1 m11 71'4 40. 1 'g:eaM P lo i ty g try L= ks Ow top at the plikC (widish bas • WISP. P ... pante tLesir-tubc It ), saf&Wat idr nio&N ?" thrtairlut Int., thy emit loam' the lipar o w e ' n:T: ff .oye rr arr Ls * ea h m i Tr. the tat "amid I' 5 JAW:a 11 , 111 WW, It Wag Wilk= strict, Masarrhnen. analbirl Mat N. 11.--144•0404100datlanitillEpal ins.Welv. 1149..J" . ..10•1 ~w: Saar ... ...1 SI S$ i il dls U He I 7 ...a:4.: Mir owl lora Joss Perk and Air Erg Ameba 1011 L Is pl. Mls IL) Organs Onlrelor A rim II sr! 0 ditto i Ds New f awn Int la rgsglails Dora I T 14.48 47.84 1 1851. 1850. Aberdeen Caledonian 7,980 .... 7,527 Glasgow and South Western 3,788 .... 3,330 Edinburgh and Glasgow Total On these lines the increase is 99W., or 0 per cent. The Irish returns are! TO I 1717 1 17171 S 17. Idilanffill M•• r 1161.11Spillper_,v Wisitil 49 11 ft 19 6 4 • NI 210. 1861. IMO. Ulster £946 .... £837 Belfast and Ballymena Dublin and Belfast Junction 715 .... 483 Dundalk and Enniskillen 221 .... 169 Dublin and Drogheda Londonderry and Enniskillen 149 .... 110 Waterford and Limerick Belfast and County Down 273 .... 262 iR M s 4. so IN 1 — L 76: delest i WO- I ts, Ilia o. . .smi ist.(l.n.) . Lotarlot aiM Cathie::' 111 1 3 IA 914 $7 IS is 80_ Ili 111 111 h • same aal aJdreop. J. 14. leaches vr.tte •• t ow teethed d WON venealeal le depot ell who let, it, met met LIII• mead Mel W 11111 W mu tar WIIAITEILd espetesie the lip ic emetheil OA oa.e MaTVW, and In meet. The trade a.B. It le la the Orem Seethe Ile. I D - M7. — "l d birif: 7 Pan'toa Z.T711•67.... Do. Ms Do. Woo ■ AeOraglialOO Louisa isrA Moinnoll Loo., Isfali*A6ll. Cori Laois, A o.Wootoro .if SI: 7 4 4, MI 14 I 7 .# 117 f 111 If ""a Slf 12 If I le al Is Total Beak if 3 oat t dun 3 rale far 97 31 Mr IX C. 911 £3,662 £4,133 DB.—Tine DAT. Long Aar* laming lailaaiel Ditto Da•DiANK.. 68. DAdmiquili.l.DM 41. De.411041611:na i.(6) Grim Is esath-Wesers 1011P.101 46 pa 04.101.6mL 91 4 94 6 6pa .... r . 46 6.1 4 Pa` gLa 3 per a . 4 44 111 3 4% OL Data.* 06 4 pw OL D 414.116 Sanaa, 41 1 pa 01. airmrli eg a ga I par° IN YON 3 per Ot%dm. in I W' par l o f t pa o f taaloa.l I{ par O OL Nowlsa.lol 98 6 3 par Do. 0 1 !...M amino, 225 II 3 pa Ot. 45d I Sir OL Varoosa, 36 3a1L:06 . 5 ° : 7V2 11 st.! I. lia - 7:=7. M C= *l"ablh. Llad. Min 4 4- N . SI _ :I I 4 ri E .....d. "Tar.iftimibia,7 1 anicapas wim.o ) ... N '=" 4 0.6.d""*... ''''' t -2- 1 as 29 81 • 114 ei •! MB 1 .1 i i roc re U . 174 ; ~...i Ihrlra ONE*, Vadael $1 !i LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. VIENNA, Dec. 30.—Five per Cent. Met/14m. 94/ ; Four-and-a-Half per Cent . ditto, 851. Ba n k Shama, 12.32. Exchange on London, 11.34. I.F. — ,eim - NTgaii'z' i 3 l ii iii db de 7 II II ff dia TILE CliAnD PIATIAIL—We had now two or three miles of level walking bane us; indeed our road, Ikea one end sign plateau to the ether, was on a slight descent. Udine we stared we took some wine our appetites were not very remarkable in spite of all our work ; bat • leathern cup of Bt. George put a little life and warmth Ms as, for we were chilled with the risky, and it was new hgemstly cold. We also saw the ether biathents appreseadnp, and we now formed, as it we e% ewe My awaran. in single Me we set of again, sled des abet etear silent inereh was now unearthly and ininna, to s degree that we Mason painfully impressive. Mere aims in this waders= if perpetual frost, we were slowly @drawing ewe ln wet plain—.lowly following gash e th er as the Ire* width the ltadiug elianswier dell K light ailed lbw vide to select. The reflected essenlight, fees the Dane da °anti, which banked like a haw metendaln et tested @aver, threw • cold gleam over the *lam enillsient to show its ironware and ghastly spare. High up en ear tied woe the summit of Moat Blanc, apparently 1111111111111111•114 NI WO. tumble as ever ; and inunediately w ear leit was the er. palling gulf, yawning in the ice se aelusews depth, fate which the avalanche swept Dr. Hams'. glade. ; and 4 whose depths, ice-hound and reeineted. tbey are Int locked. Telma crept thee ni sea, and sal kw* kis teeth, almost in a whisper, " OMR mendwer, eve Era frire Asguste est pert en 1820, an. Banat et Center 11e peeves carps soot encore la bee I—ca me donne do plies tudioars en triavereant is ; et la rests en Mere perinea's." "EtM. a " I asked. " teedwat eUe toujeuurs P" " OW, -nobs, tosjones—salt et jeer. Le platen pant ; seinen pow seas," In het, elinneb phreically the essisek MY was the meth tesesberees= the entire ascent. • lan dense es a alp at ice, by the wind treat the enmegf, all hous4 as it felled Maw a the top the mit : e t Oman as to inir path, and sweep k the neelse. Everybody was 'were of is ; and kit these N. of an boar we kept credibly hurriedly f0rWM4.01.21.= to speak —Albert Nnetil e "Mimi Blase," i s a lkapasiew. MI'IIDES IN LOICTAIN.—A drehied murder has jam been committed at LOWelligl (Belihr). A lamixa lived with a girl in the Item ea Cesium The glel wee in the habit of also Is=g ry eem s a m en Berne ill lime with a moldier in the Seleaseel to the le me sad fumed the girl shoat, s Mel esmoyad, as and w heara to say— " This in ie n s e ls en& • way l" Thegirl returned mob trim Gland in. nod Oa awl the lawyer were emither he ea se in Ow elmaber„ vb. a s dreadful ay wee bird Ie pushed hem illie4 The girl was eankskrtleriest, dailkelmilltatebswes The pc- .ple uf the blew sent for the gee* bed what lancer heard the dap et the scales' es dm skim it midi sis in that he attempted Or est his own the sees the Me. i'..rr'e entering the lassoes seek was strawsieg with bleed. The swum nt the brigadier came Imelda the ram, the lasear, stinting the door, rushed os him, strain at his. wildly with the razor. A Creadrul a assued. is the wens of which the brigadier was le MN hill eased. At het the men outside bent op en deer, wad Awed the killbeef with his arm fractured and Ye heed Sway we hem Wert with the sword, and the hrigedier emended in values plans from the now. As Is dhe 'monk de Wind en. pin"! from two deep nee Own her darn the Mesa soll stomach by the Isnese, prebehly with the leer. The vowels of the wierdeffer WO SIN =NW. Old Owe of the brigadier, though numesens, are NA assumed serious. Both the men were immediately seweresi le the hospital. A LINO AT THE ANTIPODES.—III the course of our In; walk this day, we rambled scams a king. l are by so mesas sumermais Is this country. I have king and two or thas Mak prisms all warming thaw elves together epee • dast•heap la any Mk-yard to Spas any. Walker's panast Magnin as bleak an earl: lia iiai in respect of apparel, and, MUM bar stf a a t sms, sot happy in the royal perfume. lleuad Ida b ir y ith a strict, wan • brass ittr ep : o t ieo walsgalis his nem! and rack. , eagrassi7, - siT This plate, of which be weer plead (eat why Mt) r if it were • blue rtraii et a garter, hail bees adiplarly al w, to him by sows wittier, and it was always wan r a bads, of digit!, among his trihe. The kisg was wry in his nen. errs, lithe as • panther in Ida revemate, sad allerst as false delicacy to stand heights him and his weal smilart. Alter obtaining Walker's km te ally apse ass Wilikak lie demanded of him (oast* didiblialdg at tone). " Who die swell, air ?" Now, as Ima iffelit la liala 166. I tea a little dierseartet at this hook and Meer* Male bon of my messirl peasant , add was at Irst hard to think that our Watt theseht 'my sees a toady who wee aliening., alleagb 111 WOW a poir of • afterwards learned that the lerila is our ha pep% have seldom hadzieggibii e prmallisa !ftligord convict-,errant. of the sal that the west swell" is uto se seriously rwe an mud . 11 0saintes." This king had left his Mier% or, nelasr, 16 anemias, Om they paid him Masa respect ale haaM, a tew th., river, at the govanmer Ismship. Gad Terrace ; rad e apes beers. et ties arrival of IlirMllitrs Walker, his seellsty bad hodemi dews to pay his ro mp a. and establish himself esuallatabl7 art the premien. The king always. silatillef Mier, Opt In Ilse opOtt air; and so far, was right royal amh be his eamptaset her rent and taus Lurie et the beifrehrebse woe wwatisg, it is trite eat what wee perhaps et still arse hareemee. blankets and sheets. I het • groat teas Mar his Nielesty in bed—if such as eresseres nay be wesill—enA at about sine o'elnek in the evening, I ermiled apes Weber to go forth with me, lowa his own eleseill 160411 e, 6 hoot uf tM thick king's quertere. TMr.j.* alas irk, ahl. lar w South Wales, cold. We bask a lisle 611 el r bag tomb with la as • present to his /#rufigs_ Able thrs four hund is d yards off in the for sed walla hat, or efts tartly of one of the white men a bran we saw and twirl the black ma's Ire eraekliag and lisle( dessrily. and lointieg lif il l a ss irrais sides et Ms trees art et 61 hat whit a nth glare. sat prim mime le 'y s sight, thi s startling between 'twinged and savage life, Under that serer roof "as relmidei Lushly of whites, tasked in amongst demise am Briti.h blankets; sad there, only • few yards sig be the star-light night, is • black brother, whose only W.* is "on the cold ground." The white peasant, It is te be hoped, rays his prayers; the black king, it is to be feared. Itaa an wise, or if any, the neat vague sense of or of Deity. As we sperembet. Ime little than no linen time Mkt be se Mir the des. 7 6 . 1 7 * said Walker, " he Is guar Iseasos M ay le ass as ormass fur his supper." We had appleashal wither We et thee yard, of the fire, without OUT Mende sod I had concluded that he wee away aamewhme is the mak woo. molikoly I started es I sow ittlitia int looked Illse • hap Souk mama wriggling about wader a very ride strata» of isieghs, placed sigaiost the wiled, and on the ether elle of the fire. A hard glance showed me the king. Com p!' t.. 1 y narobed, he was rolling about in ertacin of mirth- Ile looked like as animal roasting itself alive, sad liking it. W. presented oar honeycomb, which he ate (wax and all) and when dune, he again abandoned biennia( to his rem, watt met thanking es, or bidding via good sigh t, "r= as to take anything--eurpt the plate, eta: bad e it carefully with his forefinger. —/sk kers " HolotAoisf Words." LONDONDERIiT AND ENNISRILI.P.N RAILWAY.— Tale section of !Lis line between Newt*. Stewart sad thumb, 10 is about to be hem. The following faro Mae ateatio p gAite a I ' interest. We may that the story is • trus t ibe aewea Velar remosm, being gap ; Is tits year a vines wawa, at doom pamatagg, sapped la tise UAW ate elegyneee batik/ is the west aseatry, bate gepeateld Ma. sad tinned an mad ame ie. • mei am la lbe aelebbeetheed. • add, lai sena itif this atimagiont. was ultimately, Iron ibe WO of either of the palate to ewer it, the am et the ga=salbse um the = a ids. The ragas/ bied et sedat sad hearing a ler bey wale r ig rerds isi ed la dig quarter of the mashy ; bee sums the. ate/- weeds the left the edible/edema ea mend to a ashire. Thereafter the father ha the nem diarist she sad Ireland,sere akin: the boy deep with him Ilene yam nd to reed away, end, bres e atateady lama et me ether's plan of resides's, realm ad= mem le dimmer whither her abed led bet C B =drat Itit ig ial tle the la rserera d a=7. Mai dr seived, and a a Isw yells asseafter an Mar of nenlege it nag to It br e a kka ts= en umi l ses senes Mak Mgr her preview It% w i te lla ty. sense et hi sa t ti) her, iadvaM to rpm, rid ae preallelly w eeded the eihr. Is the pressman et bb bri ms he it thresher named te Oben% where he Ilealaalled beim as ea foam The Aar of jA issair Z 11.6 Wil l arr row rip, was intend, i -r sing' You la with an miner le kebeed. mem as led want to ()Meow hi surd' a gad eh- _. by • singular eakeiderses, gad with al{ II bagrlmige as tither side of thu relederible, from ag maim who as we hen elated, bed mewled the We agar ; and from the feet of her aft babe seen him *NO be wee so infant, she earn auspora4 led indeed toll not possibly have recognised bin as he bap lost boy. It apron that a brother of the lad's father hap pened to keep a badtapellee for parcels, lb., in the dty, and to him, arose ethers, the father had aesir lime, In his lettere, alluded to the mother of hie bey, and his natural curiosity to know what had be- MOM of her. The man was readanally la the habit of calling on his 's brother and readies it Wing over any mutual leers they nik t reasin ben his fatheria Ireland. It amend MS dey a won-ikerod, sag ena lady:ike wanes, eared the ear to beak a per ad. The man lined his ere epee her, and said be lied sere Ebert retolleadea at bevies sem her behm sad with all civility, to *mire amber, is her peek she hem ha sesplenarig as a nerd at a Erma the wait seemly wadi be aeon/ The Lily replied Oa she ad ; Ink err maims reppeding bee bey, and bade. as nessa fee eassalment, segerly ragared If he amid glee kr aay Map of ler see, told if be that &myth/I:suss melee bin ? The era told her that be was the besets: of the boy's base ; that ha sum bur In foam years he membesell sad her esena arum, and if she meld sell at hie sin ea the sagegalsi evening at 7 eallit, be weal man seampeneaswasoby her son would be to atembrin aid she re hiss. The interest sad ranally it nee be at this wo rm wee peat. be balre brad Ober bey. gray iia easenege, be hag spew et II ye ns eves by letter; gad brae, by a eagle snidest, whoa she least emeseed it, she wee en the Allowing evening to IMP and seenn• with kir. illso tmmediatelll wear home and told tie dronnestaaos be bee leebmi. aid deep was as lamest a Me test to the BMW which so nub SONOPMIIIIII her ; IN she bed bad to hin a good and faithful wife, and if ae bad and W washed it away with hag sorrow sad repaggees i be, of all ethers, had fully ad freely Mem bet. kasnssissi thee, it any be empesed. SIMIONip a z: rank gad it was with ea aerdees eye, sad • bear, am she entered dos ease at the leek- raper as seeseedag ends& a her Moan bare the appointed her. Tbe rem ha mesi her dell Ihe la bed an you enhed, bet wawa be then sem, ea, anise her a seek ME her art be maid dee a beidebeaer of the aide Vll;whoa be arm lk by labia aged do would knew was herat Mr eased People it. and meg he • eseddeuelde tine, and dr ageber's Wisp ree waft were mem ermat isassissi, ow dlst balbsid's meanie masa as Mae whoa . fib la- Weak* llama away bier bead. be she lid ad that it a bee thane's settle should abeam her et sea es sexism tine, but at that berme Oa all auger was lastily dosed ; for it wee lard bee see Me Ind gassed. OM eased at an as he semi to his prime. and her weeder l wee mire diet sbe amid ensgase is see et her begbeed's vaour bee imeasene t lde lie sdag led • as ark were tee area sed es pree she asked is eade le berm pale sad Mated away. Redentine wen hassedisedy perred, sad, the was on her beige esesdrely rammed, an masesSisa d ma ensineed le the ese. "l = be lk = " bmsent *a miss to t~esaale hi nino n them bed aft been the Lent on either sae etas sloes relatioeship. They meat bum to her hashears been and his plane of bua neae Her buslismd mos ommied , as well he might be. as te rrna ratters kid arm and irked it was sub j.{ of imp lamest and wonder ie til at tar. He was planed to Had that hi wish's ma was so well dam be sl as Ms solist, be knew him well ; sod ready brag geed admen with his Meade ea his behalf, and knowing as lad's ability, be presend tar him • situation as foam on ow of the Isla& shish be still bah. Only ahem tan mega ego 'the arm ad Malaga ar bb hem • subsiding, slieellse ea the arm an of mihrey. Tbe subdued sad mead lbeasher of the milks, may well be beenlea. La deem et assay tweet paresabli not in say epos abatis *Mt allesimat ; and dm& as bed saes as erne of her , it was with haw a sad a art as nateenaesd the et delegiagees ll* en Preell a n g m aludis analered al s e ter, eara seek a= der ed sepagellea as shed her earame.--leiron ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS FOR BOULOONE. TO Till EDITOR or TIE RIP/0111. 812,—Allow nu to eallsaieratrj:s.ttenti tlttio ts to an allure et power hew obi& am e I t rgews I Sembilan 6 ores with mor Mr trilb= I are at the presun tine *eft M t Drakeas 6r the Milt dt thelr Math, of gar les6 - amesseest I love Ma ernae temeg St Ilrinnit dine rear journal tedl the ilhornsteil Linea Moe. The delivery et Own perm new Eq. =li n er wen English lad y 16, nem\ P 1626 week, detains iny perpwpj to the SEIM et engird aillarn. Pray, is this is oeuiesM w~ tie term et tht rental treaty coarlabol lone pew desk obi& soromeal the redpreed treambelot el dte jeer s& et darn eseatry hr die dowse ef ß e sy ns us =a t i: Lade Napless nay roan 6e rawer et Pm" a =ties is mills 6116 ie be sandal to deeds the peril et nmala etr, yo hrelgoies u obedleat servant, A CONSTANT SUBSCRIBER. Leaden, Dn. 31, 1861. MILITARY. CA/WALTON by death in the armies et India sines the departure of the mail on the 17th November : Queen's Troops : Lieut. W. H. Budd, 22nd Foot, pi roam to Renal Pindee, on the 10th Nov. Beimbay.—Col. G. R. Jervis, Engineers, at Boulogne-our the! es Ibis 14th Oet.—Bnaiga B. Owen, 2nd Native Om- NoMere, at home, on the 16th Oct. Madna.—Lisst-General Sir 11. Fraser, Coiceel 6th N. I. in England.—W. B. Boyd, Req., late a Lieut. Bth Cavalry, at Rhow , on the 16th Nov. Bengal.—Asaistant-Surgeon John Youngs, 28th N. 1., at Bombay, on the let Dec. Major W. M.:Smyth, Engineen, at home.—Liest. T. De Momet, 68th N. 1., at Cawaspore, on the 13th Nov. _ 11;iisliitlitvy .—Lient. J. W. Brood, of the deep Clive, In the Persian Galt. RXTRAOADINAHT COLLICTION OP Faoos.—The following tale is related in • letter to the Tlnate• Chowniwk from • correspondent, who dates from Miltown, Kerry :—" Two years ago • small field was drained it ull a property in the meal manner with Maass. The pasaild drama were filled with broken stones, and were Milldusted into a sub-main drain, which wee fottneed into a ambit et arched stew, leaving an open epee* of eight Mess, end earned with Imam stems to the height of fourteen lashes. Ms embank weaught teell until sheet two moths ego, Them asessi diteherge way water ; sod es .'— lbw pew* a lbw days ego I head die Mime swam ei the Ilsid faseehmey wet. Whim* de lay I mod the sishemels heeds to be epos& sad head I almost entirely ibeltoll with—what weeld yes Natiasse vegelehlie BMW ? No: bat astually Vrl:e Amespsi file above arathow. eases as her. flags in • bet heads ass way up to the dial.. The mei* twelve* wedged with them, sad the has mixt mow the shwa above the seedielt owe she ailed with ihses, of all clew. This eseepast saes el hies easseded the endow hag* et the Anis. whisk is ever lee pease t sod. bed they bees esilseted, they eettelaly would hen Mid seemed eat & I line bees eagigsd As of in While egeratle bet sew Net with 'of the Wed Were ; mad D eal, Ireable you wlth a rrs , desire et this irate eitemelmes IN the hope Sat it ow Wan mew whew belting. to mars the soli* of wry drab lath • whale Ina palm, to previa* the ad mission of tbss• reptiles or other ves." NAVAL APPOINTAILNTL—ADMIRALTP, JAN. 1e— Clerk T. W. Wells, to the Bri/annia; Clerk K. hlllhlk to the Qtaws. MARIA ANTONIA RAILWAT.—TineIe for the week ' ruling Doe 18, 1861,1801. ; 1860, 981. TlAVlLthetil Paggit. The spring travel*, patties of die expedition have elected infinitely Men albs adiadve search for Bir John Franklin and his =Wag wow% bas has been achieved by the ships durias the ee, hI. maws. issalag forth hem the nerth-west point of Griffith is land, May how probated 62 into the unknown west, soarebod sad ilhationd net tracts of mast, and starting earlier, and travelling lower thaa any parties that have gone before them, have Mese up whist the rigorous eII !WA of as Arctic April, and subdued Isaiship at a most saun Vas the 4ilt of April to the end el the men* there wee (with the saseptioa of one day) a morales pasty eoa stantlysway lan the ships; and during that time the teaperstaas wag seldom up to sera Tho setting Mod hulas% bli on wig ia their team tegadter with Abe hard sawnnow, mad lase et his lasoeshe ever which the :way Wigs' to be rendered the work at the Itsoollse leap Madam dross were constantly freet-bitesa, randy was ass sheet rostared when the other would be asught. Thar het are so affected by the oold that la sessaal mas sods= assideate were the results. The give at the sea apse the raw, canes& sair•bUndaess sad warm it the epos, sad as ass ocarina thaw were Masa men snorkel with it, out of fare limit mews. Nadolig it thirty perfume. Whoa testis sad the lire lighted lir tipper, the seisarima of this are hi 1.. ended. With the thasseauster balsa 11 deg Obs it et ask peak humane hard, and lamb lON .mot; the gum bawls thiek sad to drink oat of a parsildn without kirk. the albs of the lips attached he It, requires anslimeable osmium and audio. The its. of tho amide& swam with the imistiwe st the Isailt. tasaismos asmilleaslis quantity is lbe bids sir Or loot, as that sash dap et ths canvas armee s *away et its maw to fall over its inmates, pens tr=ser wellies their blanket bags. 01111. the inew estpesionoed pest difficulty in Crit emir boa% Gad marina la their legs. eel& emosime the sold was ea ialease that it even penetrated the dee*. lop, Ibis= wire heat-hissa. end sleep prevented. Tim boob, on, which had atatrasted ii si zz a tbe mid weather it the 16th sad 17th trove pi law the hot, eon froze hard ; and the bost with width the Duke of Imedsrdale tormented the Scotch Gommseeee, was henght to the Arctic travellers reool leaden, whoa irelog het into these frown eseeptacles or torture. _ _ B:t Lt it mot be seel *et tires Wdeb* eel *ra tites were sot &timid with seeseesitaat is.. feet whose West sea wryer be hit by these who ars ewer tem/ te the harry of bob, se ewe to the lore rem* la slipseeee dimes. Net the deed sealer, whoa, dew • hes 1011111111. he wraps Windt la his cloak, and las him dews by dr wateh-ere Ilse South America& bane nee. to whim slate hes boss • serrier t = whoa enespeweret by liebelese% twisted nod his as be deep trim Waddle sad falls late • delifhtfal sle; sot the Meow who, after a heavy day s work, revues to his beemble dwells re to re fresh Idesself is deep ; awn of these sae lassies th e ea ehoolei dream sad &Wises eespesisesed ly the AWN harsher, when with.. . ef pinion sesseed eseshrtably away, he steseesse ter the aisle les blanket hag. The sieseable ef the pee. sad au that imegleaties s ea mope es for the future, pass woes the demur% i fling halls with table ' mew the aelee eir luxuries are laid oat helm 6f at• bear imp is mere vivid, if the day's nasal has happened to be sea meagre than two& • Pi/f7 1141• 1111 " •BCTIO 111411•211." ir• wens snub Failed •Os 14th intent by a ebb le the Royal Intrepid/aim The pnilemense esurweased at alms hell net du pa., with woe very talented Whew Weans. is old* the penises wh&ich pissed Neel the Wenn eras impseast um ware adunkahly . and drew ihsti thelswi pbrallis des skairtew audios's. The tenehbe wad paths* was " Little his Bases," woe washed with deep helm by the spwatMers, sad the ends snip et" lima thlel end whew Isiah Mewed, weep with Mahe hammer, mad laugh spriewlsd. An erlsJls recitation, whisk recalled le **stied the netertens binds of the Mom " Cid," or " Bernerdo del Owls ;" legatlwar with • Mist armada, sang by •' • mis hit,'" eel • milky el wk /fished the enternament We ass wily ray in esseinsiss, that a visit to Um Intrepid Ibises will well repay a walk—head to wisd—over the fire, and that the greatest credit is due to who are con earned in the nisasgensent. STIF-TIA24 DAY ADDS /1111 OF TES " A 171014 BOIIAL/S.' Winter Quarters, Jan. 1861. Meths, year kw gene. The tint Meths, half of the nineteenth destroy hes expired, and is now enrolled is the page of hie tory—at page that will bo headed down as one of the Irrighatst, and as gas en predecessors in the Ica ams advance wade iron,in the arta and sainew. As the nineteenth century dawned upon the world, it was darkened by the clouds of war, of desolation, and of Mine ; but ens MO had pseud away, pines with her ger dem bad leintheil over 1e vreeid a ighit of (dimity. of is let eg the l ael et it gait lilt MOW Ma lie nallidieg the heoted me et the r bessamily. mil the seadleg hedi et mud "neediness es em et the beave—es sot worthily crumbs; the oneldellis ma= gem bedlam As we leek leek epee lea, we dwell wia tellehelint epee the LlWnts whisk bays occurred, end ttma 1111.11. MEV epee that bright meent of our pommeed hi ths Mee of plasethropy_rimin -- .., envies@ la tmesebsg the object of these ameditites. Yeari will Oda ; the Maw, of many whams will thaw as oer boas; bat m we fall " into the sear and yellow list" ot ego s retrespesties will cast a golden light upon 1860. There is not a awl is our expedition who does not feel proud of thet ; Mee hem does not bound with 'mo no'', es guntr " And I, too, form part et the Are* Happy It mid he peesens;d7a7o . question the inscrutable do om des meheiset Providence. Thirty-one years have set eippoul Mee the gallant Parry—bursting the tre ssed.= Wm% older North—advanced to the 113th de- dwelt artearavelling the skyster!es of the gh / Zone, bed thifry et planting Ws esentry s leg is after wed UM. Althoegh Iss• fortunate in ting the Arctic wilds, we ought in gratitude to Divine Providence for what we have already per tained, for having sun through daogsn inscathed, and for baying rescind a Ignited* saver audited since that roe otelfal Arctic animist The harrier ethos that now sepa rates us from Meletbe islesi is immutable ; ea well _ say* a tiro et bank ship *amp Imo seas the plains of merry el Smelled boss the Gomm OwenOwento Bt. Georges Chaos. A tenon lire before no in which mesh fa to be done, and mule we ho” will be dew, in a nook's when unity, de votion, god bete, Mat the tweed - etenderde. Our codes. teen met else telseepherA and esseequently our happi saw be mob empbea Who b then name so who would not rally mead thaw salifisbe all to ebe public good, de hie unmet eneeneglieb Ude benaterable SIAS ? The dirk god /kept Are* sight fives way to the swig no, eel lOW hfe apperosee a cheerless mho will NI the brat teak, her, sad ht hopplai , re hove bees our silleadessle dada, the nig end Ida mash sna alms earamea dewy se the *Mee abide nil bee berate. ps- Ao a pest el the unity ezhtlng ee bead the Araislence, we my reed I Om ear swim tho 1114111S•bie prateeel of her of ash NM dievetlig three - days' pay to tee bum& the widow, aeggser, we friends of any one =ltem who ebeold—ea the expedition shall have re to Enema—meet his death in the execution of his went duty. With tte=l:t the new year, we give our moat Is many able and indefatigable coot:1- 14e bane on generously lavished their time snd Went upon the "Amearia." and who have thus been instru mental In carrying sea diegrand object with which the journal originally darted. We trust that it has been the muse of much geed feeling, and that it has conveyed some slight instruetioo, rahnostion, and amusement, through lb columns. li swab have been its results, our taw baa been well spent, and our trouble fully repaid. .- 7 - 7, ::: 511.611111111111W110.1•16. WM, ll{ Wolvir. *dip l ii 111 1/+ II • H Lige. W. lila.) 14 IS 7 S 10 11 i vi iii. ci..i. - tii* 7. 7 i ma: :: 7 Do. N _ .. INN 1146 bibijaliwiDO awl Die 1 mg 14 S 4 Side 14 111 U SO 31 14 I/ 44 4 . 14 8 . 4 U 11 'Wigs Ousse _ il ii li 11 lb Ds.O.N.M.Psdire : T_t red Seth Mil lil If II di Si 4 " IQ $ up. 9 pm le Ila IN SS IM 111 Li i pa IS Of Pa 11,1 tli 1 ea 11 du 111 y FORMS RAILWAYS. C Sidle. rid Miler .. i u i ii A II Dula Illissiii .. „. .. 4, les IS los ladles . .. S 1 pm 3 °mat ladies PaitsWil.... IS Do. 1: I. .......... .0 DE .R. 4; : :: , 4 ; ... .... ... I7i Mini Ai Ds. 41s. Ism ... ... 10 Nom soil Lisp ... .. — I — 7 IS ticrebesstPtssat_ . „ I to II sad Ileresuss .. S ale 20 Pads 0400114044 ... . 40 42 01 Nets mg lime —. .. 11 MIS IS Itro Ned ilsombsers .. I ris :: e lagss dir ia= lism .......: ......, t f :4 101 ,11. 17 ma 4 1 WOO llsohn . .. .. eSi 11' lei 19 7 1 gi iat t 4i 9 i NEW DIOCESAN COLLEGE POE TILE EDUCATION 07 TEM CUB/WT.—TM Disbar of Ozhod W doOmmised to °mimeses at once a slaw la whisk aisodrirjrzy °scion in Ms diem/ smy mom their dr Yee rally, and prepare themselves wiliest Indeeraptiew he the responsibilities and work of Use alwieley. The maw will be under the bishop's own ors at Owddewiew s nod SU rid- Mimi is to be tke Rev. Ye. Preet, Aerials sad cants.—Mornay paper. Another large import of bullion is to-day reported by H.M.S. Champion, which has just arrived at Portsmouth with 700,000 dole. Tho receipts by this vessel, and the Arctic, from New York, represent in all a sum of 215,000!. sterling. The late advance has brought forward sellers of Exchequer Bills, and the rise is thus chocked. The quotation rules o-day at &6s. to 595. prem., but no purchases would appear to have been effected. India Bonds have been transacted at 655. to 68f. premium, with the tendency rather downward. In the foreign stock market prices are still moving upwards. A further advance has taken place in Spanish, the Active Bonds marking 221 for account. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are to-day quoted, ex the dividend of 21. Si., and consequently show an advance on yesterday's rates. Peruvian Bonds are firm, and Mexican better supported. Actual prices are :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 934, t. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 694, 1, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 904. Granada Deferred Bonds, 4. Mexican, for count, 204, 4, 1. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 94, 4; ditto Deferred, '471, 4, 48. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1014, 101, 4, ex div. Sar dinian Five per Cents., 874, 87, 4. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 21i, 22; ditto for account, 15th Jan., 224 , ; ditto Passive, 61, ; ditto New De famd Three per Cents., 174, /. Venezuela De ferred, 13. There is scarcely any business offering in the gold mining share market, and quotations remain as last re Ctew year (as stated yesterday) has been inau gurated in the commercial world by an event which may be productive of remarkable consequences. After maintaining the rate of discount for commercial paper at 3 per cent. during a twelvemonth, the directors of the Bank of England have to-day reduced the rate to 21 per cent. This measure has been dictated from a considera tion of the abundance of capital, and the competition of other limey dealers. For a long time the 3 per cent. rate has been a nominal one, u discounts for first-class paper could be obtained on lower terms, while the interests of the establishment require the employment of a portion of the large amount of dis posable capital in the Bank coffers. The accumula tion of bullion in the Bank has reached a maxi mum never before attained, nor is there any immediate fear of its diminution. Bo far from that, there is every prospect of a large in crease, and the example of the Bank of France shows us that the amount of treasure, which may be heaped together, is far beyond that now held in England. Bullion seems to be pouring in from California, and large supplies are expected from Australia, so that the Bank directors naturally look to further sums being placed at their disposal. Bo far as to the position of ' the Bank itself. Within a few days the disburse ment of the dividend on Consols will bring into the market a further amount of money to compete with the Bank, and unless the directors had been . prepared for the ownoemion now made, the operation of the public would equally have relieved the commercial world. The event is an important one, because it indicates the abundance and cheapness of capital available for commercial proposes, and it will no doubt have the tendency to stimulate some branches of oommer cial enterprise, as it has in others to re duce profits, but we most be careful not to attribute to it consequences which have no necessary connexion with it. Already the Bank directors are arraigned in some quarters as affording encourage ment to speculation, and they are told to be ready to protect public interests, by putting on the screw, if any symptoms of irregularity should arise. It seems to be forgotten that the Bank has abdicated the functions of censorship, formerly assumed by it, and that it professes to conduct its banking business for its own interests, as any other establishment in the metropolis is allowed to do. Therefore groundless fears of the application of the screw for the purpose of repressing a few gamblers, and disorganising the whole commercial community, should be dismissed. It is likewise necessary to guard against the deduc tion that the Bank directors are by this step regu lating the rate of interest, when, as is usual, they are only following the lead. The large amount of capital at the dWposal of the Bank gives it a certain degree of influence, and a ocirresponding degree of interest attaches to its measures, but it is no longer the ruler of the money market, any more than it has any voluntary command of the paper circulation. The half-yearly meeting of the South Sea Company was held yesterday, when the usual dividend of I; per cent. was ag reed to. The promedin is of the meet inaflie were, occ° urse, ret little t ie li ll e lest week on t ole thinirmal he under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : . . 1861. 1860. London and North Western L 41,679 ~.. £41,663 Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire 16,597 .... 13,438 London and South Western 9,064 .... 9,687 London and Brighton Great Western South Eastern York and North Midland Exeter and Crediton Bristol and Bteter York, Newcastle, and Berwick 14,887 .... 13,8.36 Shrewsbury and Cheater 1,441 .... 1,222 Great Northern 11,838 .... 8,305 Leeds Northern 1,076 .... 987 North Staffordshire Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midlands Junction Manchester, South Junction, and Altrinehant Manchester, She Meld, and Lin colnshire 7,627 .... 6,378 Shropshire Union 674 .... 499 Chester and Holyhead Liverpool, Crosby, and South- Port Shrewsbury and Birmingham 660 ..,, 648 Newcastle and Carlisle Kendal and Windermere &stern Counties and Norfolk 16,668 .... 16,248 Total £i02,837 £189,410 The total receipts upon the corresponding lines being 202,7371., against 189,4101. in the same week of last year, the increase is shown to be 13,3471., or 7 per cent. The number of miles open this year is 4;2781, against 4,183 last year, being an UM UMW AT MID NI asap e. a Sol Mto b a 411 porM %Grist N 1/1/411A.04 IFireari; II W 1 Masa Ders4•4o44o4fesura 1 Ili E 1 In (NNW MS le NENDlN.l44sursi DI Sued* *Clisialsa 4l SS 140Lisses*A4**4•04 Orml* 10 at. Deasbaral SSA Si Nos Now (1444414Nes1Wastses IA U HINDONMTINNUIId IN Si Q sires pl 142 11A DD. Nun ) 144 N NMI* 111434 ad NIA I IN ma SlNssylicii Drug Is SINN inters Ili N ESNs mimeo WO 14 N LINUISSIDNipmeast MUM* 1 1144441 k) l4 SO 114411milaseers (Mei Ss 11441.0owities LS O IN* NW 14ow $ U ProlssaWD4 (14*. Loa. ISlLWist&Laae.kTork 44 II DOM ttic ak in (41) (ditto) SA SO DNA. 004 Di* (10 444* D.A4us 111 Si Swiss sollDlshist i ONO lisithen --, 11 Se llsolt i =lie *IN WON& SA U Wow Ulm II pol.m 014•4 Useitomi 111 Wlll4 A S ls onereet Dana N *Ski* **Am. sl 10 lii" 77. .7 • - ir -i i 13 0106100 arll Elotylisad . 14 g 44 all Dub% Il ud Aber. am laills• .. . I A as , 4 5i51Y411641 . 15 4 is 6; Zeilsosumems &Wm 1 pa Xs. 2 I pa 10 Ow 11••4 per 060. Mon 1 •/1 2 : id1ab0rk12.242222.121Ciel Hi Dud" se pi di lAs 1 1; Gni noithm& 14 :1 Pm Wastra(l) 1 II pm 4 Lairmaleeitarts. 101 De.. par Ow. NW* .IR IU leg Immtersii. ,a. 1161 IS. lasis oui. llll . 44l .a lOor . 151 14 I LoadrlNOWeillea 1642 14 II pa 001 3S Ilsakalt.alkse. OLIN' 11 II .1 121 13/ i .C 44. A I Ilu 104 IbewArkoakr . J6ll.4.o IU 1U 1 & Ms 10 Illefillt= .. 4 0..044r0fte4 4..pera 4 41 I Illella 011 & Y sadigiiiir: — • Werpotor, es& a Sluem.llltine.NevOisr. 04 104 II Ibrewalk Cberlise(lfor.W. N. Di' ll Will l iiir:i . " ):1 8: pe S) r ile. (1 11 :1 41144631 i11 : 4 11 71"g IS !lest Dem ... IT Teat. Newrirtle,k nem, A Dttto Ditto s q is yiesses.mis.tiesiissal 1 4ms LOCAL SHARE HAMLETS. LIMPOOL, Jaw. I.—Thia being New Year's day the Stock Exchange is closed, and no business has been done in consequence. BILNINORAY, JAN. I.—This being New Year's•day the Stock Exchange was closed, and no business whatever transacted. BalsWi y JAW. I.—The market was animated, and with prices tending upwards. Bristol and Becton, which closed yesterday at SI, reached en. Midlands left off at 59, sad Wilts,Somerast, and Weymouth, at 93. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.—THIS DAY. The public market has been closed this week, but some business has been done by private contract, although, en customary, on a limited sale. The market will re-open on Tuesday next. 6tician.—The transactions have been confined to a few parcels, chiefly Havannah, for exportation, at prices which did not alter general quotations. Conan.—,Moat 1,500 bags good ordinary native Ceylon sold M. le lie. ed., chiefly at the latter price. Tea—The low prices have attracted the attention of and several parcels have been bought of cam- INM Onsett,Ss. to 95., and none now offering at the former ?puss. —English has advanced 40s. per ton. itos.—This article is now about the same price as lam leer : at the commencement low prices were submitted to, ibe importations being large; the failure of the rye crop on the Continent becoming known after harvest, a speculative amtead mow up, and a large businees was done, prices hem 6d. to Is. upon the lowest point of the fmlbsl _ eyeing, but subsequently a slight reaction took , Ohm Peoeks are about the same as last year. PlllPPlL—Although the importations have been unuss- Ay small this year, yet prices have not advanced, as the quantity height for exportation has been materially len Awn last yer—eay 9,5® bags. The present prices are Imbed the same la lam year. Sexrpnomm—Tint importation for the past year has been km this ible_peseediag cos by 2,000 tons, but the demand has ildlemer mmely be Ibe memo extent, and our stock is all ISM IS het year. Comm and middling qualities are shoat Is. lower, fine about Is., than last year. Import and Export of Cotton and stock from January 1 to December 29, 1851. Description. Imported. Exported. 11. C. Stock. American (Atlantic States) Brasil West India Smyrna BlTYPtiaa Fast Indian (63,092) Bombay 38,691 11 21,966 37,330 4,921 37,400 1,513 42 1,030 13,742 864 14,200 - - 64,037 6,837 53,320 Bales.. 66,784 MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. There woo very little business passing in any desciption of grain in Mark-line this morning. The receipts of Wheat have been moderate this week, and holders very firm, and pries@ have an upward tendency. Flour brought quite as much money as at the beginning of the week, and spring corn of al l descriptions was in request, at the extreme rates of Monday last. ARAI VALLB INTO LONDON FROM 2904 DEC. to lad lAN. QM Nuddish. kola. lAN. Force , . Mort I 3390 I ...... I 4070 Batty 0 W33301 47 0at06140 I 3110 90 Flour, tomb, 1 30 looka; Molt, 1,139 on. Loam, Avaamam—Wbsot, 414. 3d. ; Saris', 244.. Od. ; Os lb. 10d. ; Rye, tit. Od.; Iwo, NW ed.; Poo. 314.7 d. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is steady, with a good demand on the spot. Present quotations are as follows —Town Tallow, 375. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 365. tkl. to 9d. January and March, 365. 6d. to 9d. ; last three months, 384.; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mears. Pomaded and Smith report that the market continua very tins, and good Hope very scarce. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is by no means law, yet fully ads. Taste to the demand. Tr a d e i s s l ow , and Monday's quota tons are scarcely realised, although some few choice qua lities make rather over de. The number of Sheep is small, and business is slack, on the average prices are rather lower. Calves are plentiful, but the average quality is very mid dling; choice once are not much lower, but there is fully 4d. per trlbe. reduction in other kinds. Our foreign ripply consists of 184 Heists, 490 Sheep, and 174 Calves. The number of litilch Cows is 911. per dose of Me. .at d. Pee goes et tits. a4.a d. list Seel. Herefords . 3 4 0 Best Dos tif f.4,ds tib 00 0 • WEISIKW-horas ...... 3 3 0 Bed Idog-ironir 3O 4 • fiewed milts newts. 3 3 4 De. do. Worn 0• 0 • Obi• 11. Pb Derr Dui Ilalf.brisle 4 44 I Lambe ............ 0 0• • PIW. . lasts at market.. 903; atop sad lambs. 3.t0•; Ceirer. 270: 3 AIDES—THIS DAY. Limmtmwatr. , --661bs. to 641 b., ; 641bs. to 721b0., ; 2211 w. to tiOlbe., lid. to 2d.; 8016 e. to 88Ibs., 2d. to 2 . ; MIN. to 961b0., 21d. to 21d.; 961b0. to 104115., Ad. to . ; 1041 b.. to 1121h0., 9d. to 31d. Homo Hides, 60. Calf skin., light, Is. 2d. to 2a. 6d.; fall, 60. BERVONDOIT.—Shcep Skins, polled, 60. to 71. 3d.; Kent., 60. ed. to 6s. ; half-breds, 4s. 6d. to 50. 9d. ; Downs, 61. to 41. 6d. COAL MARKET. --THIS DAY. Holywell, 17s. ; Carr's Hanley, 14s. ; New Tanfield Townley, 14s. 6d. ; H ar l on Walls End, 6s. 3d ; Haswell, 17s. 64. ; Walls End Helton, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Lamblon, 17s. ; Walls End Stwart's, 17s. 6d. • Walls End Toes, i • irn ip 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Hussars ilettton, 17s.—.Lips at, market, 187. ......t (