The Express. — London, England, 1857-01-29 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS. PARIS, WIDNISDAT Rear-Admiral Rigoult de Genovaly has left Paris Ix Brest, to take command of the naval division which I have before stated is to be sent at wee to the Chinese waters. This officer bears a high repu tation for energy and capacity. He was Admiral Hamelin 's right-hand man in the Black Sea. A London letter, dated resterday, has been re erired here, stating that Perukh Khan will be in London about the middle of next month, he haring an extraordinary mission to the Court of St. James's s i e well u to that of the Tuileries. The Bourse continues languid, and the fall to-day has been considerable. The Itente fell 50c. for cash, and 40e. for account--cloving at 67fr. 10c. and 67fr. 36e.; Mobilier fell &Mr. Railways were greatly de- Orleans fell 13fr.; Northern, 12fr. 60c.; Crt ed iv:2ofr.; Mediterranean, 1014. ; Southern, l&r. 26e.; Western. 10fr.; and Grand Central, 3fr. 2k. It is confirmed that a tax will he laid upon railway shares ; and it was rumoured that a loan of 100 millions is in contemplation. The next ball at the Tuileries is fixed for February 5. At the end of December Mall,. Rachel was at a which the French call " Fente," in Upper t, and her health had considerably improved. ' action brought by M. Victor Hugo against the Italian O){ era for pin) ing Riguletto, which be alleges to be a piracy of his drama Le ltsi Aniuse, has been di:tided to-day against the plaintiff. M. Masai, counsel foe M. Cal nada, the director of the Itahan Theatre, pleaded prescription, on the ground that the were of the libretto had been published in Owl widest question more than three years age.lL Cirmises, for H. Victor Hugo, argued:-Ist. That the re= imitation of the piece was a Mame thief the publication of the libretto; sad tad. Oa every piney was a new offence, and that prescription could only apple to the identical satire originally published piratically. The court, however, gave a verdict for the defendant upon the ground of pre amiption. LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND 80071 'AMWAY (THIN DAY) Mb Omega the tweetpeeeosa beityierty qte r prerrhans d Or inn rawer was bid st no Ddyr Imo San, Mr. Lao Scavenn Clarkin' Mtn dDinassa la tbe chair. Th; ablei Ad the seeowsts showed the following Swab : " The meek et toktel wield to the NW at Doembw, 1,13 Ma i ! ..mig earlimlog of—ltartpre ens = wrliol, 4,7211. • • hiel of 4 7 0 %111. 42, Th. Mel ea NOM theowit ben the bed kw 7, mt 'i limli 4,7141. hod has to the omegas womb wiesemsey to sweewesiste the bareakg =ammi the warier led ham wild Iwo& Ihe ems et sa Woe* totems& as the Pathewall and lleire tad Wow tom. The pew Iseemo kw the vas 02,6774 awls, ea kesewe it 11,9111 L war the earresipadiar half-yair at 1114 sod moll, • Mel Immo at 47,2191. kw the yaw Me, so Wievlit kW tuasuo. k works tho sikka of Go mart, W ai t: mrelreet Gibe NOG sessuat, et talk Nay sewsked et die arra elks asks; sted, mai. merld =brim et Ile imille,b twe peWis ea war maks to.. thellmshonwesidhove Wain mitr ashr ta pash a to t a =mod Ilw es Immo et alloy e rv aki esik ad saw kr their M the mem It weal he ma thml e" Ze li goomese la the is wake yew, owl the meraWe l ii i= li gieWbwerm wee NIS IItIiSSIW akar k Os pl. et Lbws mod annedike le d the ha b a rn mmo k led the treks. la bet, emmokbler hot bow deem; ha W h elp,,. Ibe &sh hal e dot /ill kde Poke le ate pomeeklems =A the sod while kir hal smoked • Lank dbillsol„ art hike SIN le Imp tie two& sad nam to the hest whet cosilies. They id. tos bk. kind, them GAOL spa sepia hf kW NG t Ghee= hid hem ova owed tor. weld sot hip amplalatag of tho swashe meek they W to kr k the shore of nth owl Isema d as km tee rem 411,1116 t. • yew, or or pent dem He eswe kw le the ett et the &Waal : the lobe.._ hood imooll kik thwt to Iblim lb per ha. IS dr ki prow sad kir w/boommee dtmlime, II pr awl. ea Ste per. Thee um tatiliag ashesidlawy to kW ; the roma wee *wk.% the peal et the eeekey, ewl ellkosh km Gooks the would car gash II wad hm iimmlemed it wed/ = d l,2! ppm Ilio aollessi pmemmbr. The kW sekeiless yaw memiod to sim s. :7l7l, 71. pp. emL, VG il NW est ftwebse he mid Set Ilmfghlos GS how lem omiermemilb pea be the oelloyn e = MG lie amelead lry Wiles thel the ems emblem_ airams =wird. ad Mato he eleamesh TheErso . mire* mg Ow ht di to asked perils bribeirn, liv a rrAU. k he hewed to Siest semsaut. Ur nabs ashen mod maw Two mewlwted, after hileb the mak, wet made *mkt to the pupae of Oki tbe dimities whe w to mew hide r wremwoommats coo- OWE Imllb eke h ehk. Tip pessoligi Ate ltekke memmet led with ke hurl owmphowat to lie keen owl RAILWAY AND OTHER AltlB 12 ir P., Yesterday the eluding orders were declared emu piled with la the bilawfag mew : WRIT Bee BURT RDIZAAL RAILWAY (lIINZAINAD liR- W).—For WL1101•11 of maim le Iliebeae. heleeeks bnath Poleam• Ink wiehtli emir nee show, mei borrowing pewee. letimelied caw, 4000 i. MeetzLeas Illeit.weve.—Tor power to guests • lbw *ow Cl..,diel terwethalwid, tin breeches to Pleas ed Cooketin tad elbor=zt coat et MAK Sorra Attu home Waive Ran e teee.—Tr=e embutharits reilweybetwees Sena el es selimeted wool ISALITABI SIMAI TXW RYLIWYII AIM IMPROVII3IIIWIS.—. 7• 'the litred et Weeks to epos sews M week. du L i@ ht the me Illswity d Watatertor, owl tow asg:iseilb Arm rwuratze.—For better muting the Medea le the Tweak Ammo mealier taw we* in at Welk mid oeibmee. WALCMPT BAIUIOCI.—To maintalti regelitn t or S pew. LIT WOOL AND BIIIIMINAD booze—Se A. Mb swift to dock. Clionnur, end tite ism to rd certain clue brim et Decks. survo aid Pa irAni. ANL MtbitaIr,CONSIUMANCT.—To • lifer ear mama& _ _ 16120/0101/fAX Cerro MA &Mir Os ebb, at astUs through ovas, sad pewit tr i = et Timis to Immo sr dowere Mb. Maisfs a at scirr.—To Asia Gest et Mistime led w ells *balsm fliorlit Omit, sod marl maw nil at Dud la m Cle6t a amed Ihe smil, Tsui Isigrov•- d am ike se, sad Heal Mow l Waimrseka, sod losi aipmprammi. Stameute Mims 1113=33 theerre.—nwt lesehal with rr ta sereel raft yr bid at Iheerbell, a W ifhir everee. The /err shiv==tir die Imeid7. wee Tribe ware red le Os 411111111111114 Mr. littriall re frerver aid lit. Itiee, Ile Issrasay ereehey, hr 1G Orem re r exallois!biterdeptarislbenalarieli.jimi., nemt lt re ..ti aC p . /1 . .. arallrff NJCIVAILDED.—It bieri a ter d = err/ to the Awl at Trio this Kr. Pet • Le ea * ea r i ft er, drift beim elk ad the wer mar irk bar ftmeebeerk erl MOO. of sr er the are, dr& Feieils areeheilei le et ereled be bee pier eerret, have 11- ret a rid bin. PLTIIOO7III ORTAT WiIIITILNDOCKL—PIX3IOI:77II, Es . . 11.--Ther darks ewe rued to-day wiresteereray. 'Net irk bee bewareehr_ter T= i t t r GIMP tiro per, lie nows were Uzi= trader ft mere ea rier — TeMehee their wee het Oh berm Ira herd iheedeme, I , ee ilehmissi hem the pawl heile, err/ Neve Sr lime to reel& hr OWE ALese i mei emir mord the "Wirer ri St erred Ihe ewer la the Am pro , deter Ale rener it err hie tbe dirk, br sree bra ilesersiter I. meet ari &dm err et here Mir, her Sr Ike abeirille et re Cray, ad lore r kr* et weer Tie &dire erseseek her art every thinerer tarsesiadorterili. s 0 BILL AT HOLTIMAts.— XPORTAIIT TO Ileanneas.—LlTlll3 , ool4 W FIONIO DA T.—A letter wee r ider by re Array err et this pert rdey, e he = r the rarer, le the Miry Hoer milelmee. he thet lbet rely. le esremateks voilt Oaks' et Te M e ttalt b riPid al e l e s i B A Ulli the le n t i l l tebnary Nit her( leggy war mit 101 l her Orervelsh Ibis, lber I pr beet 7rr of rill the enflog tiff the preerpr her rid wee r hest hew 11.30 p.a mil the sell UNION 011111tal. Osman .--Trale leripee: reetsiwew lama 141, 10,07iiC OMPANT. lie. IA . Nem— Itee et emnieete in the velsesion of the emirs', NC liheher et work, 570. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. (llWhigs hi Boaseo.—BeforoChiotßaroo Pollock, God Boar Marcia sod Watoos.) THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1857. 1:111111111. TIE OFFICIAL 11111110/11 01711110YAL 11IT1411 lAN/. In We ore • role had bees made by Mr. Loah, calling upon Mr. Beattie to show mom why mouths should net brae again* Mat upon • judgment whkh had Ma rind mart the offiPial =awe of the Royal DAtilkok, owl why a Pont of money white had best rid ids Mott_hy Mr. Beattie should cot be toot eut of tort by the piskiMl. To-day mom was Ames wheat toot 111111 big made absolute. Mr. Mir grad to show are,and Mr. Imeh to Nrithe nip. llforlisia ad this ere lad b here Mr. Bern =et Chemehms, but his Miele had rehnsi lit to met, lbws big wend arms err le is reser use bore the etre err The leurdp was raw dot toe err gram or him mod hire the saw ark rosly—the tart of romellea spirt • reithere hull , et the sir la do Bayed DMA Bask whe hid ter Wired to telm their tone by red. The odor two err ha Ohm lire to ear der the mew, with • view to err d the odor et the *um mem the =a. Isran ere It or reught te Bs r. r a. elemithr Ow the tier haw. li It Yes ere led Is' the sod Vte., sham Ili, amiss 111 (the lit Meek Campsite AM), that dr OS tied/ thet reeller error perry eri der of trills, to the dm e helm allarwards, if newsy, who were theothdre at the tire the di sem rer qr. pith amersa wee rt latirol uni fir obi had rod te he doer hair bed mold le diela dime emprel the do wee ehemeheMos brae re big. limme ethor loOk hod th e ed the Maletoes hod rift Aids • err 4 Mohr aeillak the ler bore theasel brier at the dr Or tort wale he materld a OA by the rod sr the dreams, Mr. 48118 Ind lon bard le blo sior d re de w to thir Ilai rah adiered sarthr es iteriere lik Amok UN, dr be be sit pursoat • = 114 .11 = aralmir • 444•84 eri =pear or orb so te whet the nel ode el the Are it the bah me. Mo. Bra Uri dietramd the rid, le repw dried thy rrq sr trimmed le he • elertheir der the tiro heir. Tr bend se=ed ri oil dr the Mr. liar Irmo the thee idde the res oi the drill bred le err( a. asi Aid harm • doweheidmr and the Orr ohm he Id tow dialed Ids ruler; bat whet he eedrial dot Mr. 114111•1 Uri •46s 11114 ha awed to he • irseldr Br the thee alatirmassisgetthe act The Chief Bur rid the oar rod sot trouble Mr. Ire is the mak ell old that lbw aloud parr their i= motet EfERIFFS' COURT. Chem Mr. Under-Sheriff BarrieLl) Cam. CON.-11.411101AX IP. OLAPI. Mk woo as lopiri to arm tbo domes ia ea Wks /or mi. Mr. Wag appeared for the plaintiff; the defendant did MI war. re; . * the widest* wed the stetemat of the homed emed4 l need tit as pints 1(, Yr. Batmen, Map dr Tito Abed ha, at Yiwysweter, rid war d* ta 1114. aMa )(my a Lowy, whose thaw wee • *Weems i Dnwriter, end they led wry heyylly - a, New rem wed had Am Mina, ea* v saes Swag. The dediailewt had dwerweed the plelatire beer et Beynater , as • enamor, esdr•wr dad mes. lie look ednaisepe of awl efgabawlty width awe is his way be *grade* Itimeilt with Mee. Dam= ; made the tad he imiteul bow be dope WWI bin; end they wen bawd from pine le lire. $s a Webs la Warwick ebeet, wires they we. *fog at aret and sib. A bag mks ef Mee; which the diladeet had willow to Mts. Seems bare ale eloped, we MEd in a how be hoe pee wits, with • wend ot the dellowisat. Nod./ definite wee rid es be who or whet the eiwdeat * bat be had drives as cawilue, of which he we by sone upped to be the ewww, led it wee these* Owl le erne se* es • re text hr eats. et the ylehdre beam, sae be wee said to be "a gaideart, deb. waft iv hie living." It was aim Mee thole** di* hoer • pentad 'gorier educe ** sitheugh they enteird =my ay yesseen. Items pat pod ihrweed se • heft* of pat sepowile• is the OM that the dedailewt had set ally .eased the pilatire wile, sad led bream op Me Iwo" het hid bib seed het to mealy rob her imedierl tewpb Wee with wary. lb amps WWI MI et NIL, wed tho yary we • vs. did hr the tell inert. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. CHARON AGAINST • SUMMON. A. Au .1140•5, slits Dr. Silvery Ha, slits a A lii Movaity,••liert, wal-drsaisd, young ma, of aspect manoss, appmatly shoot Si pars of am inaribid Is tilt themobist ss a tarpon, maitilog st No. 16, Pr. airkararsit, Oantsamd, Cisitssma, who was on rtiday inst branght wp in Mt castedy Polleroasabis Temkin, 316, an a wonnat, dr /slag bat with miswfully sampling to eztoft assey by paiisbiag • Mal splest Mr. Wilkm lismr,• *ma, Maas at in Lisatinthin, vat spin paid a dr Mr. - 11•••• ottamard br the promeater ; Mr. Rob lrma, the liarlsiar, 414•48 d kr for prior; rad Mr. Wotan Ikr • porty irarrerret . . Tb prioure et Ibis rase bre been published et raga, whew it will be nwribweil t►at the primorr wee turd aseeseleil la Itup cleverly osetrird In his drewierreeet, es tbet whir be bed got wit be weld, 17 were et re rings, - the wart stroll& *ger la the prep else thwe re a meet all awl ghee deer, by which, if say or mid, Jr prow could be esseradosted with, sad them sieved tie me le get ia his Meg pre& Mr. lletems :sr maid that does the bet weer* the prewar bed written a webs it hi eller dada( that K. ►dpd that the orate would est be reemsded with, sad that he would mar a public "perry. That maim he, en the pert of Mr. Rower vas rspered iasept, end would the withdraw ben the pressers.. Mr. Hold s b• e gee as be pert of the die deb, Awl wow lobe wiEbg *wake the seat ample Gleba Uwe be awl& lb wig* bewever, q big Os Anse mew bed the sllghimot la arils led raldiabisi be advs. Mr. Tyeerbig add b wr • bey elder big ix the per go bwe their onlibilig mew rub intik. pugs, Wig arbied, ti yebber would be dbeiregeiL Ti piers, As left tb• drL The court wen wowing be bare by • web, of well dremeal • 1111101.11.1111 •DVIINTOI2. Timm Wising,* vosek-loreisisllow,_ . wee ehmed with Matt /ol la the hews d Mr. Risherd Ward, the Tow thaws beim Tallesetreet, Weethisster It wee aa semi the preesuler IMAM burial him Ni. a Sep set le saki the eimitr. The citemehearee win Now The primar, oar the krase wee elm& me simnel te have seasseid bisesimier a settle Is the taproots The pat-bey esee• smicalea the einturtases to Me 11111061 r, whe t detain thd • teMsl was owthwhimied. Inn Ms ** Masi two mit Movie, mi sososalei tam is Me her, la air hat they Writ hastreas the pi. sesse's suer te hisses the prfeemee geseseter wad uptake. as soak =rem sad hei le hissesity thwe, all weal bate bets SOW mesa& ; WWI withws, • Mit woe arnmag. bami thbes ewe •• twiew, arewt hews stairs la lie Seeking /set Hie ! Mamie la theisr Maths a miss esd Shabap it me to steer, mild eat, dial ill ash beim 1 Isiehmiss the Lollard, who, Itarwever, soca lahnesd tam et ash aisteks. As tate aa at the pesseartsdirks prism was eat tnis Ids= eft% *al 11 9 " lab ••••• 1 7. wim a piece et ices, sus a "how," sum WON rishis, awl aye, we heed apes ha, ribs shaitted W intsstke to sit the bomb. He was samded. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLotot. The railway share market to-day is quiet, the settlement being in progress. Prices show no im portant change, with the exception of a renewed decline in Great Western, which is still affected by speculative sales. Great Northern A stock has been inquired for. Foreign lines are dull, and in several cases flatness prevails. Cormeitux and Toulouse shares are quoted lower. ONANNMIT MAW AND STOMA lain toolsy t.l p.s. FURTHER POSTPONEMENT OF THE OUNDLE STEEPLECILISES. The races arc again postponed indefinitely, in conacinence of the continuance of the beet. The tutus. date el the meeting will be d•atiaed. norrallfter.—A detective officer arrived at Olne es Monday afternoon, is pureuit of a fugitive ftwa the AL-hairy of Bristol, whose luggage, left at as in, it lei to their discovery during their traps nay abeerse. renewer represented the biz one T h e treirees, alveolar yosth and exceeding beauty. elbow meted their return, and scouting the gentiontan, in timated his et= ba lett dm. ha lido. Weehli cithb V° having in the their vows et flt. e, irsidx The artilesto Piii q produced, it toasted y Ar the bailed cellar to re beet ISAISIOWII to dote • reeesteiliation.—Sher donee /*anode& is. i %) ril lc I to 4. id 10 R I M. I N. I 84. I MUM. 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Grind Tnadt of Canada, 50 491; Great Western of Ca nada, new, Int. Royal Swat* I. Bortridge Consols Mining If. London and Con;ti:i3ii7l.o.Z.7;l72a Weetilliallier, 60. lIIIIICELLMI SOUL Crrtal Palace, 21; Ocusral Screw &max Shipping Com. plum. 61; Louden Omani Omnibus Company, 4. TRAFFIC RETURNS. WY= Pao W. TOO. Wok sanwan. Jr /Wm - r Arabi. Mt LI& Olosor 10 Lis us 1.17 D ui sio sus We* oaks Jr. It LAU Dom. .... 11 112 PS 7.111.1171 IVO 34.444 COW= ......:........ Wok Wank Jae. 14. f r 1161 0. 1 : 4 4 . 1 X=. 11 US 111 00 111 Wok lollne Jr. 3/ ItssasOst. Sena awake. Allerlan . 13 1 13 OM 13 11 1111M144 aka 1111460ki 1 1 " 11 suce 11.114 YrAilr llwOol+ _ • 16 81 . V•444 Waft 2 4 . 4 6 '1. 1 4 3 1 I "Ce U" 7 111 . moo Ned &MOW 1111 LOS 4447 016 Loftin .4 nook Wolos 137 14.111 11150 xin SI GO 1. 4•81 . 1 0 kri10 .„ ... tam . .... 3102 m ug, nuha MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. The weekly Court at the Bank has broken up without making any alteration in the rate of dis count; yet the funds show flatness. Prices arc now quoted per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. The railway markets are steady. Consols arc quoted 93; to 7, for the sth February, and 931 to for money. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 93: to ; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to ; Bank Stock at 216 to 2171 ; Exchequer Bills at ss. to Is. dis. ; and India Bonds at 28. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 911 to and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. 1021 to f, being again lower. The general transactions are limited to Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 65 (exch. 128.) ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs at 981. and 99; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 431, and 44 ; and Cuba Seven per Cent. Bonds (Matanzas and Savanilla Railway) at 99 and 100. The amount of gold taken from theßank yesterday to pay for silver on the Continent i 5 known to have reached 80,0001., making an ascertained total of 200,0001. this week. These withdrawals, coupled with the temporary falling off in the imports of gold, naturally excite a feeling of uneasiness. It must not be overlooked, however, that gold invariably flows into the Bank at this period of the quarter from the internal circulation. Account must also be taken of the quantities of sovereigns returned to the Bank from Ireland. About 100,0001. in coin is known to have been sent into the institution last week from that quarter, and it is understood that fifty or a hundred thousand pounds will be paid in this week. These remittances have a direct ten dency to counteract the influence of the continen tal drain, and have materially supported the Bank's stock of bullion for several weeks past. When gold is withdrawn iu masses from the Bank for exportation the fact generally oozes out, and finds it way into the press ; but the flow of sovereigns from home circulation into the Bank is a silent process. It is desirable that the public, often prone to take alarm, should bear this in mind. We understand that some considerable remit tances of gold arc being made from Constantinople to Paris. These will help to keep up the metallic reserve of the Bank of France. The next general meeting of the shareholders of tho Bank of France is to be held to-day, at Paris. The speculators on the Bourse, as well as the share holders, are looking with interest to this meeting, in the belief that some information will transpire rela tive to the alleged approaching modification of the statutes of the Bank. The whole of the 51,000/. in gold brought by the Meunier Niagara from New York was on French account. The steamer Madrid has taken out 14,6601. in specie to the Peninsula. The /leather Bell, homeward bound from Mel bourne, with a large quantity of gold, is calculated to have been at sea about 68 days. In the wheat market yesterday the prices realised were in most eases rather more than could be ob tained on Monday. The arrivals of foreign grain in London this week are vci moderate, but those of barrel flour arc large. Notwithstanding this fact, the market for flour was firmer, Norfolk fetching Is. to Is. 6d. per sack, and American barrel flour Is, more than on Monday. Since last Friday only one cargo of maize has arrived at port of call. There is still a demand for this article on Spanish account. The committee appointed at the last half-yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Company , have issued an advertisement to the proprietors, in which they state that they intend to propose, at the meeting on the 13th Feb., the following resolution : That the reports of the committee of shareholders appointed at the half-yearly meeting held at Bristol on the IStb Au gurn, 1856, and of the dn. miens In reply, dated the 131 h January, be taken into consideration preciously to the adop tion of the report. They will also propose a second resolution, to the effect that Messrs. Baker and Potter be re-elected members of the board. The following meetings are newly announced— viz.: Northern Counties Union Railway Company, for the 13th of February ; British Rock and Patent Salt Company, for the 12th of February ; London Necropolis and National Mausoleum Company, for the 14th of February. A meeting of the shareholders of the " Societe Generale des Clippers Francais," or Company of French Clippers, was held in Paris on the 24th inst., at which it was unanimously resolved: " 1. That the company be reorganised ; 2. That the share holders should accept one new share in exchange for three old ones ; 3. That the foundation shares should be annulled ' • and 4. That the affairs of the company should be under the direction of five gen tlemen, named and approved of as a • Conseil de Surveillance.'" By these measures the company is considered to be placed in an improved position. It possesses its quotation on the " Parquet de In Bourse," and its old statutes, which are of value since the passing of the new law on " Societes en com mandite." Its preliminary expenses are, by the sa crifice of the foundation shares, reduced to more rea sonable limits ; and being relieved of a heavy con tract for ships, it can supply its "materiel" and or ganise its operations with more advantage. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. advertise the half-yearly dividend on Canada Debentures, nego tiated through them. The Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company are inviting tenders for the supply of rail. Yesterday was " making-up day "in the railway share market. The rates of interest for carrying over the accounts of speculative buyers ruled in moat cases very moderate. The outstanding speculation for a rise in this department of the market has latterly become reduced. The public have also absorbed ' stock, as usual prior to the payment of the dividends by the leading companies. The " continuation "on Great Western stock was particularly light, specu lative sale, of this stock having preponderated of late. Subjoined is our usual statement of the terms generally current: London and North Western I to k continuation Great Western l-16 to 3-16 ditto Midland to 1 ditto Lancashire and Yorkshire lto i ditto Dover, Great Northern' -16 to ditto Caledonians 1 York and North Midland l-113 to 3 . 16 ditto Berwick' -16 to 4 ditto London and South Western Ito ditto Northern of France 1.16 to 3-16 ditto Nada= of France -16 to 3.16 ditto Paris sod Lyons Great Western of Canada -16 to ditto WED:4II3DiT ETIBMINO. The funds showed increased heaviness this morn ing, owing to the continued withdrawals of gold from the Bank. At one period of the day a further decline off to I per cent. was quoted. In the after noon, however, notwithstanding news of a fresh fall at Paris, the market became firmer, and the closing quotations were only about 1-16 per cent. below those of yesterday. The railway share market re tained much firmness; but French lines have fallen, in answer to the movement at Paris. There is still a good demand for money in mercan tile channels, but no pressure. The liabilities ma turing on the 4th of Feb. are not expected to prove very heavy. In the Stock Exchange the demand was rather less active than yesterday. The rate was about 6 per cent. for short loans on government securities. So far, the settlement in shares and foreign stocks bas not led to any pressure fur money. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 for the 6th Feb., declined this morning to 931 to I, and were finally quoted 931 to ). For money the last price was 931 to I. The official business report is as fol lows—Three per Cent. Consols, (or money, 93i, 1,4, ; ditto for account, 6th Feb., 931, t, 1, 1, 4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 92t, 4, I, 3, 3. New Three per yenta., 94, 931, 94. I.OIT Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 21. Thirty Years Annuities, January, 1860, 2 11-16. 'Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1883, 18 1-16 18. Bak Stock, 216, 2161. India Stock, 219. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds (falling payable at 100 in 1869) 99 991 The New Two-and-n. 411111 per Cents. are also offi cially marked 76i. Exchequer Bills remain at their reduced quotation of as. dia. to par. Exchequer Honda arc steady, at 984 to NI. India Bonds are quoted 2s, dis. to 2s. prem. Turkish stocks have declined to „ per cent., tho closing quotations for money being 941 to I for the Six per Cents., and 102„ to „ for the Guaranteed Four per Cents. The "continuation" on the Six per Cents. to the new• account, terminating on the 13th February, was to „ per cent. Other foreign securities exhibit no striking change. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc The market for bowie mining stocks continues steady, with a good amount of business, considering that the settlement is in progress. Alfred Consols and North Frances shares are in good demand; tho latter are marked in the Stock Exchanip- ' 15. Foreign mining shares present no new feature. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions to the Mining Exchange: Alfred Console, 211, Devon Duller, 15s. 6d., 16s. 6d.; East Ramat, 70, 71• East Alfred, 211 s. 305., 31s. 6d., WA. od., 355., 305., 6i.., 325. 366., '2B/1., 295., 355., 365. 6d., 375. 6d., 385.; Great Allred, 104; Great South Tolgus, 16, ; Header, 3, 4; Horodefoot, 41, 4, ; Mu rry, 334, 34 1; Ho ll and, 2s. eid., 3s. 3d., tas. 641., 65., 3s. 3d., 3s. 9d., 4s. 3d.; Pendeen, 21 ; Rosewarne and Berland, 9; South Cern Brea, 61, f, 6s. 84., t , 7, 61,1, 1. 7 ; South Coadurrow, 6s. 9d., 7s. 3d., 6a. 6d., 60. 9d.; Sithney Buller, 74,1; Trelyon, 151, 161 ; West Camden, 145, 1474, 150; West Grenville, 4s. 4s. 6d„ 4s. 9d.; Wheal Edward, 3 15-16, 1, 1 ; W heal Harriet, 325. 6d., Ms., 30s. 62.; Wheal St. Agnes, 7, i; Wheal Wrey, 61, 7, 1-16. The next meeting of the Carnarvon.him Slate Company is rolled fur the 4th Feb., and will be made special to authorise the borrowing of 10,000/. WEDNZSDAT EVANINO. A good general business has been done to-day in home mining stocks. Shares in Alfred Consols, United Mines, West Basset, Wheal Mary Ann, North Frances, East Alfred, and South Carn Brea, were all in demand. It is noticed that there are numerous inquiries for heavy dividend shares, but orders for purchase are with difficulty executed, owing to the scarcity of stock in the market. Great Wheal Vor shares were more offered at the close. The following transactions have also taken place in the Stock Exchange,. although not officially marked: Alfred Consols, 211 Weet Sweet, 34; Great South Tetras, 151, ; East Based, 71 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 101, 1 ; North keine:tea, 141, 14, 1 South Cara Brea, 6 5-16, ; Lady Bertha, V. 64 ., 235. ed.; Idolhutd, 3r. 64., 4s. 6d. • Weat Poway, 81, 1; Wheal Harriet, no., 315.; Eut Alfred, 335. 11111111181 WIN/A. AlhellOw.(111114sk) .11. 90f 011 BlawswaslrmAtOral ell 4 8111141 .... 14 1A 4 credynnrcsabau. 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IM- - 1 1 Perla Pitt.Antruielle 01 I 4. Sent el Ramp Plea. 17e 4 11 b al If te 1 Da "Pert Illeterr Is I pm Pednienerrittelareel ell SI II PaelniOrkelei elms ell le 44 Dann 4 pa Mann, Rea IS n 11 *Da -.... eq I • Owl NO - - Una mo ell If If If temse Dann/ 14.11. inehaerallee a me ell a: et II 17 ik. teelaamep. ealleeir - - la I iseneene leke. Ira ell 11 1 mew Ds. Oa Deglrierei ill la IS Va. DinsWe as 111 IT nre.Oecep.araa&Jub - X Yleleels Deis —.. a le II fw Ile. Nem .........—. 14 lOs per COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. Stoats.—Tho market is very steady to-day, picas are unaltered. Corrxm—There has not been a public sale to-day, but the market has a very firm appearance. • Tea.—The Second Edition of the Daily New*, which was first received in the subscription-room, attracted great atten tion, and, as the letters are expected to be delivered Mime diately, we have not yet business to report to give quota tions, but appearancm lead no to expect a good demand. Rice.-3..W bags Bengal sold in public sale at 10s. 6d. 9,000 bags of Noeranace were also offered, and bought in at lths. totos. 6d. ___ _ _ _ _ bags very low Bengal, refraction 37k, sold at 37.. ed. Corrox.-300 bales sold yesterday at previous rates. The small public sales did wit give quotations. In other article. no material alteratien. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market Is firm, et the annexed quotations —Town tallow, 60s. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C., on the spot, Ws. 3d. to 62a. 6d.; Jan. to March, 625. to 62a. 3d. ; April to Jabs, Mc to 66e. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis report. trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 63a. to 665.; euperior ditto, 70e. to 285.; infe rior ditto, 60.. to 66e.; rowan, 30e. to 630. clover, old. 20e. to 100 e.; second cut, 70e. to 90e.; straw, 24a. to 28s. THE FREIGHT MARKET. Relative to the freight market, Messrs. Offor and Gartman furnish ue with the subjoined report The freight market is quiet, without material alteration in Mae, or in the demand for tonnage. In the East India trade caul freights arc firmer, and in most cameo an advance upon last quotations it obt ai nable. The most active inquiry is from Wel. to Aden, 320. 6d. • Ceylon, 24.. 13d • Calcutta, 22.. ; Bombay, 20c. ; Shanghai.; 30s. ; &c. Homeward, there is very little doing : Moulmein, out from London or Liverpool and home to United Kingdom, 71. par ton, teak, or fur advanced shipe home only to Liverpool, 110 s. • Whitehaven, 120 e., &c. Bombay, to United Kingdom or Continent, 80e.; ships to arrive before Ist May or after Ist September. Mauritius, out and home 80.., with intermediate come. to Calcutta, 50s. ; Calcutta, to London or Liverpool, 80e. ; Manilla, 80a., ice. Salt from Liverpool to Calcutta, 295., without consignment. In the Australian trade business continuer brisk, but the large amount of tonnage on the berth checks auy advance in freights: 60s. per regrster ton is current for moderately ailed easels for Adelaide, Port Phillip, or Sydney, and about nine gniness per standard for deals from the * Baltic (first open water). The Emigration Commissioner. are paying slightly better rates, the last vessels accepted being the Anna Maria, for Sydney, at 151. 155., and the Gilmore, for Adelaide, at 141. 3s. 6d. Coal freights to Australia see without alteration, say Wales to Sydney, 378 . 6 d. ; King George's Sound, 255., &e. The camels entered out and cleared for Australia at thin port, between the 12th and 24th instant, comprised the following : Entered Ont. Cleared. Ships. Tonnage. Ship.. Tonnage. Adelaide Launocoton 2 .. 796 .. I . 273 Port Phi ll ip 5,635 .. 5 . . 3,681 Swan River I .. 317 .. 1 682 Sydney 2 935 .. 2 .. 1,488 11 7,683 10 6386 In the Wed his trade there L still very little demand for toona&lfsona for the round—taking male from Wales, or 508. borne only. Porto Rico, bye. to 475. 6d., ■ ; r ttor t d7 i r coast, 70c., for timber. 1 Yea hY been o i y in the Broil trade. From Bahia to the United Kingdom or Continent. SO. and 5 per cent. is offered, or 70e. on the round from Wak,. Pernam buco, 67a. 6d. for the round. Rio Janeiro, 12e. 6d., small resole, or 755. for the round from Wales, with 2s. 6d. extra for Mediterranean, and S per cent. additional for Constanti nople. Cape de Verde to River Plate, and Lark to the United Kingdom or Continent, 705., or lump mum out only from Homburg, he. In the gnaw trade from the Chinches, the only elteration has been in the arrangements for Alllethan tonnage, those only being taken which srnve from distant ports. or which can be proved to be unessoriated with certain speculative chartering in the United States, by brokers, with a view to rwrhartme hero. The rats current remain at 90e., United Kingdom, for British Aim and the same rate fur foreign Gage to United Kingdom or Continent (French chips ex cluded). Tonnage is still in demand for copper ore from weet cost, South America, at 51. 150., to Swansea, taking coals out freight free. In the Mediterranean trade, chartering business continues in every narrow compass. Alexandria, es. 6d. to es. 9d., beans (small vessels). Venice, 25e., bones. Marseilles, lee. From the Danube, freight. leave suddenly dropped to iitc, and even this rate is almost nominal. Odessa, 400. Asoff, 60e., hr. Archangel chartering in now commencing; the rates quoted for the opening of the trade being 40. 3d., oats, •ke., to oat coast THE GREAT LAKES Or NORTH AMERICA.—Tho lee great lakes of North America have recently Men sur veyed, and it ill found that they cover an area of 90,000 square miler. The total 'myth of the five lakes is 1,534110e5. Lake &Menne, at its 6're 6 lettt length, is 355 miles; its greatest breadth is 160 milm; mean depth, 968 feet; elevation above the sea, 627 bet; area, 32,000 square miles. Lake Michigan I. 360 miles Meg; its greatest breadth is 106 miles; its mean depth is 900 Mgt; elevation., 657 feet; area, 20,000 rifle.. Lake Huron, In lea greatest length, is 200 mike; its greatest breadth is 160 mile.; moan depth, 300 feet; elevation, .574 feet; area, 20,000 square miles. Lake Erie is 250 miles long; t breadth, 80 miles ; mean depth, 200 feet; elevation, greatest ; area, 6,000 square miles. Lake Ontario hen a length of 180 miles ; and ita mean breadth is 65 mike ; mean depth, 600 feet; elevation above the ocean, 262 feet; area, 6,00% square miles. DROWNING AT TRANMERE.—About six o'clock on Tweeds, evening an old lady, apparently about 60 years of age, name unknown, while attempting to get on board the ferry-boat Britannia, then leaving the Tranotero slip for Liverpool, missed her footing and fell into the wafer. Before she could be extricated life was extinct. Ui I . 1 3 I $ 1113 3 3 1 el use ar tie i in IS 111