The Express. — London, England, 1852-01-17 00:00:00

MEMNIM= 17vb.e (Expre%% ! LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1852. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. MONEY MAREBT. 31. 17s. 10. Id. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.61; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.01, it follows that gold is 0.175 per cent. dearer in London than in Ham burg. According to the last accounts the course of ex change at Now York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 1101 per cent., and the par of exchange be tween England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.67 per cent. in favour of England. After making allowance fur difference of interea and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United States. The silver market wears an extremely flat appear ance, and a considerable amount of the dollars brought in by the Thames have not yet been disposed of; buyers offering only at the reduced rate of 4s. 101 d. per ounce. l'resent nominal quotations are thus re ported by Messrs. Sharp and Wilkins:—Dar gold, 31. 17s. 9d. per oz. standard ; Columbian doubloons, 31. Ms. 3d. per oz. ; bar silver, without gold, ss. old. per oz. ; ditto containin , gold (all gold above 5 grs. m the lb. to be paid for ss. Id. per cz.; Me x i can and South American dol ars, 4s. 101 d. per oz.; United States dollars, 4s. 10A. per or. Further imports of Australian gold have to be shronicled, the Anna Mary having just arrived at Gravesend with about ao,OOOL, and the Ralph Thompson, with a further contiderable amount. Gold has fallen 1 mark at Hamburg during the week, being now quoted 427 per murk. The ex change comes reported unaltered. TlllB DAY. Two o'Ccoca. There is not much business going forward in the share market to-day, and priors present scarcely even a fractional change, the general range being the same as at the claw of business yesterday. In French shares operations are almost suspended, and prim* remain about the same. Rouen and Ilavre, however, have been sold at a reduction. MAYAN AND SDYMNI UNGIJAIANTNID. THIS DAY. $ in it I ItalLwArs. Ababa Vtat ils rAZ iala _ . „ . cant o ha..llll63 lAi r r i V.Go. rOhmisr 11417 head Olatiossil Dilintassn.„ Drmai, awl Um alrells• - Wag Avillwa (SU L. * II. MI L. ID) Ds. vie PAANES Comities !seam MM% . Chip A... 1411. II.) . . DA sins I aal O Alta. rev. I 11l 1U :1 4 63 Is 131 A 3 , 1 13i ts Mc* Ise lio.day up to I p.a. N. I f .1 se so ss 4 I a 4 ge 7 Ili 4 14 Do. Ilow 1 Arm Kam !tylost . Irlia Doti UN I aadßirs. hokeuoi7.7 ltdhkbargh and Olinlow o , alinburgh, Pertb.lkialt• cilivgow It Mouth Woburn Llmat !farther* _ IS 80 r yi rbares,B,ll sleet. GLlloattt. sad West. are. Urea* Wasters Lancaster sail Carlisle .. Da ifitd• Lassarlss sad Irseluinn IS, lel s ;I 12] 66 116( 73 60 lllj II KNULIBII ITUT4lO l .—Teis DAT. Hank ft/net. ttc 17 i Loma Annuli.**Auk 3 ter Ct. Htduce 1, ... , :i i I India Yt..ck. 163 61 311. ct. I;un,nls, P. 31 I DDIO D01,! , 1,V)1N.,4 9k. TI.. Ditto for Acct.. Yth. 19, 261 I EactuAtior littl..l.lkW. 311. Ws -34 per Ct. Come's. 961 i VOKEICIN YI , X PH. 44 per Ct. Iklerian, V 24 44 3 per CL Maltraa, IA I 6 per Ct. Ilraelllan, 94 9 6 per CI.. P. rtielan, 9.1. i 411 La New. 93 5 Ditto Deferred , 461 T 4 6 pee CL Yuen. arm.. 49 61 6 per L. Yertuguer t 91 3 9 per Ct. Chliten. 161 193 61. r Cr. Itu—imi. 113 13 3 per Ct. (Ulan, 13 6 44 per Ct. Iturstaa, 100 I 2 3 par CL Dane& 76 TA 61•. r Ct. • [antra. Aeuve,:4 4 1 per CL Patch, '0 , 4 694 3 per Lt. Spaulah. 4112 4 per Ct. Dutch. 91 93 On. heave. 64 4 96401.1611. 3 1 4 21 per Ct. Vtl.l.ltiela, 30 79 1 per Ct. llrentatla. 16 IT . . ..., I.to.ll . trerrt,l. 131 134 n.. 6111 611 II 1 1 144 164 3 WA 11l 11 I I 64 Oh 6 . 7 . As IN! W 2 es Da West Mlle lialm tee t h Nortis— Larles awl IllrekereD 16 7 961 11 jl6 63 De. Ay i dens ... .. 57. i Lud.= a tlovalb•Wieftn, _ _ Do. S /11. 1 1 _ , !t u ." ai r! lia9": tt ;t.. U 34 .g.:r.i . ulask 5 Mr Cent I* W 901. E _:,-: • r . i11e....„..-.. ~ - ' 0 , --i',....,__„. e, 9- -e....-,' ..,....•Z, / -- tr l b t 0 ...- No. 1.853.] _____ LONDON, SATURDAY EV] .5. .... 04,2 t srKALIAN. LINE OF PACKST SHIPS, If OUT peasantry in the south of Inland were only ball.. sand Hos Payment of a dividend of three par nat. for the „ on e pewee, ear ilemear leaden kw TAN DIOSNII well clad, or half as well fed-in fact if tbey only got au. half year, aneminting to 138,4691., leaving a bateau to the *t a m ..ail.ir. e 4 0 . 7 11 ACsINALIA. ale.-Thlntsphon. ployaint of any description -this comity would be as frog credit of the cunent half-year of 1,4492, and leaking the • ;:rs• - , r v ,e4 . " ' cimerremer ° """ l " • ',oa ha l a ra ra r luN t a , o a k 4 , 65 e from crime ma any portin of the Queen's dominions. , whole dividend for the year 1851 antessat to 4/. 16e. le rw w, ''' : raw • ca,....„ . r „. now a Saunders' Nears Lett e r gives the foll o wi ng , among .8" mitt' rev RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WRRIC. "---- --- 7 f;111. bike e o n Imo, i s , de be required for the Cape, we understand that the Ist, ; - gill ',rg * I so &u . trader llbrt %Mei.. Jun. 39 40th, and 37th Foot, quartered in and about Cork, I Mil. "4.84. Same el Itakwey. itecelps. 0011 CA •- and ready for immediate embarkation, will be des- 11811. 1862. 1851. 1832. ••••••. ' --- r- wr' s y s s .-- ......,b,ere u „ marm a ra -a " "" kl e r l ".„ 4 „ "m e r: / " / "" k ik aa d m :g c sre imireke °2B ^ patched. From the unprecedentedly peaceable state' --- Bannon. I IMO "" ... ~I Me Amoeba mimic*, he• of the month of Ireland theme regiments can be Tared. 72 72 Aberdeen - 1,281 1,460 sso s '!" -' weitioteu.sse amitosis it. semassmselwet. 'rhe authorities havin determined not to withdraw 371 37/ Belfaot and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down ..• 163' 165 -- 2 t w - filE ASSURANCEI:W FICE. any more of the small ; portion of troops now quer- 3.3 33 Birkenhead, Lanc.,& Cheshire 1,0991 .1,434 Dees-wiest. Imease.tars.l4 tend in England in consequenc Blackburn eof the unsettled 26 26 Bl ac kb u ' l int . ; 14 . 1 1 th .i . .. tie, ..„„.„....„,, ty „Id b. kb t at t b. state of affairs abroad. The Simoom, iron steam 86 85 Bristol and Exeter er 1 1"2,.. r , ceetatmee, Leaden, on VON to ST, the tan alvy of sloop, and Fury, are the only steam vessels available 18e I* C 95943135635 •.`,,„„."/,',.. • ate:o•eleca ac t boos Pnolv, eurenent to tan pm- e,„ .1,;,, _,..,;„„„ 94 94 Crlseete and Holyhead r'' - ' .' • 44-4.4rnnit te the prepare of nnelving "" ' "'"`•••-• i osa.•l , 1. ,, :,.." ~„„d ) „„,„, o r ik•senous . ts of ui. awa i t. .. in m. The firm of Fox, Ilendernon, and Co. have en- 22 Cork, Blackrock, and renege - 128 49 Dublin and Belfast Junction 398 to; 01 4 . t Mewl , t 1.44: , sad or a. need &roma tend into contract with the directors of the Mid- 63 53 D u bli n an d D rog h e d a 786 851 tot , By order of the tanner', 411LLIAll RAIICEL DOWNEn. land Great Western Railwar Cumpan Fto lay down 6 6 Dublin and Kingetown . „,,,;,,,i awareness! Wm. fort Ow year Mt will be add ba the telegraph between Dub in and Galway. The 16j let Dundee and Arbroath - "asawsei 1 • wvi 3 4 . 07 r ruNs• r • 410 " .1) •• aa mlig same firm are in negociations with the Great A oh. ot mord mat Southern and Western Railway Company to lay 3g4191 6 t 1 8 9 I Dusdee Dundal Ang li j a: i. %i rth id E A si be uisTill ecn en june .: e 1 4 4 4 93 0 17 16 4 tigWELLSKIi. --• 1811114, d i tuntisto . ii , 584 838 ''''' down the telegraph between Dublin and Cork. 79 79 Rut Lanc-ashire , , ta. to *Art an o ron.etam al Ms. Men des hislORL fhe poor-law commiesioners have dismissed the 122 122 ! &cern Counties anal Norfolk 12,471113,411 ... t 4 4tf tiIINA3 I4 -NT 4 1 . 0 , 1 . 0 6 a Ow& ait 13001 - I •AW make Rev. Mr. Stamford, protestant chaplain of the North 9 ' 5 96 'Bl4ern Union ; roa st dew , W • ," 'e a r n a .9339399 .. I " " 1 " 211 / 4 aa ' Dublin Union, for interfering with the Roman ea- 84t 894 Edinburgh and Gliagew or winkle' Lewin. --14. 61 78 adlabszork. Perth & Dundee 2,144 2,129 thulic inmates of the sick wards. After the Ismael- - 6 Es *ter an" d Credit ' s. s•-•-- -- - 88 U ENRY HILLS, satire Wise the matter, the eommissioneus • galled 18 19 IFurness ft L i t t 0"1.01-7.2 an d ;ts.. un him to resign, but the rev. gentleman having an- 1711 1715 (31argow and South Western 4,291 3,437 41 - LisSoo N , re mums h Bounced in a published letter his determination not 239 2411 Great Northern& E. Lincoln.)) 7,056, 9,403 hi. blyttly-en Med Gatti to comply, they have had recourse to the ulterior lee 188 lOreat Southern & Western(lr) 4,291; 3,981 '• - . WATentet. of the noel 264 264 Great Western 14,43 9, 14,609 ...4 • •-• ... several. coesritemox, measure- 25 25 , Irish South Eastern , . ‘ 4 GoLD NAL*, J lin 4. LI. l. 0, ?__._ • 101 101 Iffendal and Windermere .... 172 151 .• e ‘ a 1:. t• . as.... Ewe Guineas Inch. • In -time CMS.. at Two. THE COMMISSION OF LUNACY ON MRS. 90 90 I Lancaster and Carlisle . 0... ‘ 4 •5 7. 2N40 . • . and-a-Half Guineas ew h. 260 980 'Lancashire and Yorkehire 13,396 11,406 e t'.- ; 1 - i .e., ; ' Ni.W sllO4-1400145, at CI.".SIMING. 39 39 Leeds Northern ' • ; •m '\. I:1, ratline sa numive 124 12 /Liverpool,Crotihy, & Southport 3801 'Lob ; „se e .6. 1 ... L. a 1,1 a.. nment of New and Emma En. CoNEINUOIMI BAROW. 5171 639 London and North Wudern . • 38.064' 38.18:0 -i.roNO.ll tVD PLATT; 6 6 London and Blackwell t / and the NEW ELUTE° This inquiry Wl3 resumed yestenlay morning. 1711 173 London , Brighton, and S. Coast 7,682 17,775 s• 4 i sad raker PI AVE° 04100 a, Francis Francs, William Gaywood, Mrs. E. Clarke, and 241 244 Load dSo th Western . < 7 7 • '/ at ezonallaill7 reduced George Clarke, her hueband's coachman, and servants in I t 4 it l a d ord a r n ,,,, y . an u d E n nm en 16 6 1(6 ‘, •-, la lie • , Mn- n __ _.„,, 22wat.. the employ rent of Mrs. Cumming, from 1818 to 1850, Buxton, & Matlock, de. 102 106 ....„ .IA •,•••• ' ti l t `, „7,7 . 1 7" ts no n,. din oared that she sou perfectly rational, and was neat in her 1671 187 IManCharter, Shelf , & Lincoln. 5.473 6,374 • -- tarn' y. Fume (Jell Chard% person and hone, Gay wood stated that Mr. Ebeuezer 91 9 'Massehesterand So . uthlunction 3 - 0 433 ' boon 30a. mei; abe AL- Jones hinted he might have 20/., or 25/., if he introduced 28 .) ' 648 1111 , ci140 ,.„ . tr . I.a. • 0 ,, . himself and Mrs. Inc into Mr.. Cummings bedroom. 490 28 ' Maryport and Carlisle .541 4981 Midland 19,740120,054 ' ereiseekt•covimelot the tiara hen and Sketches, molt be The Rev. llugh W illiams, chancellor of the diocese of ee ,..„,.,„,„. g e wei ea by laser; and an Sail 1 49 3 wwww Lindell, examined by Mr. Simms-I know Mrs. Cum- ' . 3 4 7 1 3 1 3/ M n idi n a n d d . Great Western ( Ire.) 22 1 : • : 00.76 23 52.2 1 32 1 ; 0.090 8 796 1 33 4 a;:...v01.... ~.. Ad.u„.„_l7l. 13. sat 149 , 0xF0RD. , Ta1 ..,..,. min ,inn September, 1819, when she nun to my parish . . 60 69 Newcastle and Carina. lice conduct was quite proper while in church. 1 particu; VOW& lunacy nit upon her. She rent an enduing in my house; 211.492 North North S B ta ri fi ti o s r h ashire 4,40i, 4,509 LOSE '.t 11111.111AYS.-Now that the season of C WM: : ketivey is ternenated. sal the reopeettne a r . te di ed • she joined in the ordinary conversation. I called „,,,.,„, ,„ i„, est"-'a e d by the horsy throng af youthful arni• upon her to know whom 1 lOU to pay my rent to. 47 47 North Western 4.5 46 Scottish Central 32 32 Scottish Midland 444 624 1,521 1,609 476 660 war pereaal emerert and anr.eanas booms amorally mob- She seat word by her servant that I was to pay it to 291 291 ehrewsbury and Birmingham 581 37•1 .„..,.. r a rt oode anon rms.!. sal relotww. Now It ia Ww l berielf, and that she would tall fur it to-morrow 47 47 shrewsbory and Chester knet Oleo MACA ,4 tlt Olt. for enable. on,: the groat\ and fee I met hi r next day coming to my house. I mid the rent Iv. "used ••••11.•ii tba_ . , 31 . 4 . k- ' 14°4 ',..„„,... 3 " 51 ",' tar im9 ".. a i was too high. She said she did not think it was, anil asked '6l 29 Shropshire Union Nt thr Woal 34 "A." u' a.4 a " " m-1.49 ' ---- ---'----. - if 1 keelnot two fields. I l Sh • 'il 68 South Devon 1,620, 1,617 a... 1.10 0a .....„. h. , ~ , ti. ,i Nr , ben „,„..,, a n 1 ,.....m. d ttb, d m.. - 234 261 South Eastern 11,684; 13,75.5 ',7..' 4 .- a, vita e a ate ~..:.mesa osidlspenoothie. Newer. of spinious tor certainly had two fields. She gave mamma why the rent ii.,..m. ThL• war of ark braes its Nome el "Mew- should not be reduced, sad said she would refer me to her 75 931 South Wales Blll 1,355_89 77 flouthYork.,Doinasterilk Goole 1,9191 1,213 ...„,„,„,,,,.,., _Vir,._.ersivir.f .. .tbei......- 0 . 1 ,. 4 agent Mr. Haynes. She gave niewahreceilstipsth,,for woot,___ 39 ;Stockton and Hartlepool - 1,214 Ir a WOW 'soul 80811 4 . airs amass. 55"....• •••••••••• ""• 4 A cat came into the drawing-romn Mimom md mitumesu"'''' 40 40 , Taff Vale She said 1 have two at home, 1 did not bring them with me. 36 36 . mow 2,072 2,313 .--- I think she gave their n airs . . She mid to my wife, 2.5 26 I v i erew i em and Limerick 8 2 . 8t 2 85 2 7 1 r rn THOUSAND CUItES WITHOUT ME .. 'II hat do you think Mrs. 55 illiama lay daughter sent MINE by DV BASSICA VITALI:3Th AIRASIC.A FOOD.- 13 13 1 Weal Omura 294 120 fish but Isent it back."she ' I . with 0.0 „ ... .. m , ye. .,. ~,,,..„,..,,, mi ., a im a m p*, 1114111001 C . rimmeemer i meiaaa. .apra„ a o=7, ifoinf. eleknew air of displeasure and contempt. I did nut see the slightest 293 294 York, He awl assmish 11,060 12,938 atbesemarti.mellemosr. haw nem Of US rotary's es- aaj raptor of insanity about her, and I observed her closely. 258 279 York and North waste bid" - limb May Wartime Use. ass MIN Itoriblk I tbiak h e r a shrewd woo ". Cu, 9a 71, W desPflishs: ' bow the LIM 11 '.. *a la" 91 . 2 " Crow-examined hy Sir B'. Thesiger-I think she handed a tvar:-.1 Ines darnel emenderable arsulit from your Feed. FoIISOW4 slain ,. i , paaannan . tunob ....,_...... t d . Dm.. ami me the receipt ready prepared from the carriage. 152 162 Central of Frame e tit .... t , 0... 0 2*. ,, 1. , i n a. . l la at ; a m. o . Its.; ig ga. at To the Jury-1 Earl Mrs. Cumming 102 rent; the land 571 671 IDutch Rhenish e. espy-, Pee heroin, nth. at IIIIM; 3 to,, at tfe.; Me 11l lb. now belongs to Sir C. Morgan ; I pay him but 71. II 211 Maria Antonia 12 91 225 l a It •.s.„ cream sr. sent freest eserhuse on 41410114 IA Fanner, Mr. Lewis Edwards examined by Mr. Serjeant Wilkins 63 63 .. _ . ranters= ara eta. sr by 941311 T and Ca. Ir. Now ibed- 4 . Lmilic din sk -I have been twice Mayor of Newport. I have known &I wl Liege 1,004 rersora.wre • sea se, assavrometrsar vt Within. Mrs. Camming fur 40 years. I met her in September, I 4124 4424 Name .Northmaimma 1849, is Wali . s. She appeared to me M o bs a very shrewd 71 1341 ,Ovieeme and Bardleamt 11111tARL0W' 8 NEW IN woman indeed. I observed her particularly, because 1 1661 240 , Perigee& lgeng 1 • , . sit F ACTING STFHON - T a m ! . ii, it tatt . 1 . 0 v do gy.ggo 00, heanl that a cuiumnalon of lunacy sat upon her. 1 saw 82 62 , Nes am " w arm 7,076 7,640 it g psB i r.„,,,,,,,.. b„,,, 4..,....taprib t .... her seven or eight times. She told me that she hail some 64 64 perk, and Ram 0,284 - . se- r from beemmax an re and se elboteally property to sell which I had better buy. She sa i d she ass pm 194 p erk em d - 7,248 I I - - • that ibe 40 pint Ma be draws mgeodas going to sell it ' becaure of the conduct of her daughters. so 69 fl awn m a lli t i a .Bll ll tese 2,188 - w . a Mrs. Cumming was always of a violent temper. . 0117 121 Toon mad Naiad, Ir or I . Cross -exassinedLeMrs. Cumming was a lady in every . ---...... ~„\ li )ama ar m t r a rt . . Bbe was remarkably limausion and elegant in her ‘ C i - -- - " ;------------ ___ ___ • • fr on• Th u ; Beigi. receipte go ar ir o m ele raL lseiwol tle 414 amount received „,.• --••• The Rev. 4r. Evans examined bi Mir. lames-I am ..0 17 r _______ aninister of the Independen!chapel afar Newport. 1 -- -- - - LOCAL NHARE mAitsisrs. / Mn. Canning there an 1849. I went with her to receive der rents. She calculated the income tax herself wi h great LTMILPOOL, Jaw. 115.-Our share market has net bees 2 , 1 i tne a nt , amintna n lb on in acturney. She also calculated the tithe. She said, "Bother t e ) . tri cuin t° 4l ,, r t r . 7:: c le k r" . i ,~ hlerst not a rt e tr in d r ota t o th„__• i „ two auks ee ak.; rim 4., mi. ; gm. the church, there arc plenty of taxes on laud without " 1 .'", It 3 although g the transactions are few and limited. Caledonian, a s il eeetrweiat d for sherry. Ilba, Pa tithe. The church ought to uterine itself." (Laughter.) 4 theater,* mrmen( will eagiela Its She added, "Yon see, Mr. Evans, it is said that the ••"`••• t ' bra lb. Imo Ilt IA MOE va farmers pay the tithes, but that is not the case • we, the goo, tit. 18 15j -Fast Liu:whir', 15113.18 -Edinburgh . and Olas • -Lancnahire and *Amines, 821-Ditto (fi ( th the top of' the n 141081966 ena•beieep. landlord., them. " " share.), i 1 e d .- London , Brighton, and South Comet, 971 l i t r ..,.a., the aor.tabe Itt mosistsireamia Pay t h,„,, e a I, a ata t h eir * r eam am*. At this stage of the proceedings, -London and North Western, 118 151 o-Ditto (new Quarter ahares), 3 p.-Midlud, 67-Ditto (new preference to ma c& oral ; Mos flif lip - glamid Dr. Connolly and Dr. Caldwell, who hail gone to enquire 9 z : 03 so monogram soar. whether Mrs. Cumming could convenientlyrec e ive the tour-and-a-half per cad.), 7-16 d.-Shrewsbury and -- - Chester. 16--South-Eastem and Dover, 201-York and J'abEs BAILOW. H y po . _l9lllmm jury, returned and mid that she would be happy to receise • . "`" 1 " /1 " •6 •"••••• mn••••••• °W. them with AA little delay as possible. They added that the North Midland, 221. NAL -7411 • 11 wIlailitinweillen," lady in a very feeble 'tate, and that &lengthened inter- MANCHESTER, JAN. 16.-The share market was very MI C. 4 some sa i l abtres s. active throughout the day, but price" left off scarcely so In teethes ItT to a tear method of Up*, ado. wirrealml to vies weld bo injurious to her- firm as at the opening. Dovers, 20 11-16; Midland. 071 ; 64 .. .A.:1V0 It.e It, 1.11. i woes wariestrisne retail hie NEW The jury then emended to the house of Mrs. Cumming, 1511.4110 ter V0n41.11.1113 op apneas the bungling method and were atone an hoar. On their return, London and North Western, 116 ; Sheflields, 331 • Black at sou 'OM, .1, rvi.sra is. PR pewee. The trade suppleed. Mr. Evans' examination was proceeded with. Mrs. Cum- .burn (B. ( pre (. ), 161; Leeds, 62; West Riding, 51 dia. ; Ca 11.e. It is 4 the Gentltilebit fen ilestleta IL Na. GM wing Deemed to NEC to be a very ratioaal woman. She ins i „ edonian IRMINOHAN, caw. 16.-This market was more active connected with her leagues and confinemen t % in 7l ; North Stafford', 81. J well versed in the scriptures. She detailed to me the cis- uo to-day, and prices were firmer. North Staffords were done IRELAND. the lunatic asylum. Mrs. Cumming stopped in my house al 81 du. for five months. I was paid about 401. by her at the end of L •ear, Jae. 16r -We had a firm market this. mo rning, --•-- DOWN, JAN. 10. t h e t i me. 1 never o ff ere d h er the use of the house for but little is doing, c h iefly owing to the esrly period of the next account. The closing sales were as follow :-North The sales were resumed yeeterclay in the Eneum- no thi ng . ; bend leoatee Court, after the interruption of the Adjourned to this day. British, 71 ; Midland Stock, 671 North Westerns, 121 die ; Lancashire and Yorkshire /lithe, 71 dia. ())enemas holidays. The extrusive estates of Robert BILIETUL, JAN. 16.-We have again bad a arm market, Whaley. coasisting of house mid hum property in the several and Great Westerns left off at the improved quotation of BRIGIITON AND SOUTII COAST RAILWAY. r several transactions Is panty local sharer. ceuntue of Armagh, Louth. Carlow. an d O a l waYi 87. There were - and the town of Galway, were advertised for sale. The report of the directors to be submitted to the FRENCH RAILwAY Ta&rric.-The following are the hut and excited a good ,teal jeter ee e, The estates of meeting on Friday, the 23rd instant, gives the following Weiner the reerapts of the prime* Frame railways : the seignecof Henry Martin Blake, of Galway ; of particillars. Noa ****** -From Jan. I on Jan 7: Peaseagere, 13.9,3294.; geed% 239,349 f. • total, 4311,077 f. I , in liway Staepoule. id Fortfiriewi, in the county "The accounts for the half year ending the 31s1 Decent- Osman -rnee Jan. 3to Jan. II : Ramage" 63,7971. ; goude, ut . I ion : of James le:Ion Nlacreinuira, of Ayle, in bee, 1861, show the following results : toreeter. • tont, 1112,421 f. " CAPITAL ACCOUNT... 1. he amount of capital, raised up Vizaaol4.-Yrost Jan. 3to Jae. II: Taseengers, 90,414 f.; gook, t!,i countio sof Chine and Gnlway ; and that of Elias the 31st December is 7,111,2671, consisting of-Mortgage 40 tett,. ; weal. 70,774 f. Ti,!sit. in the county of Tipp.. nay, were also put debt, 1,458,0371.; preference npital, 1,037,696/. ; consoli- Niariwaomv•-From Jsn. I to law. 7 : l a wavallwas 7,154?, ; up fur competition, and, with the exception of the dated stock, 4,615,6311. The amount of capital raised is 1 " 1 ". or "Al fse f. . -Pram "'"1. i r 3 n. " l . to Jan. 7: •• 703 , 1417 . 4 beau:anent:el one, which was adjourned, were all purpme att yl kept below the amount expend. d, as this runn. goods. 79,244?.; total, 152,12 E. d..poied ee Th e d ay , . „dm realised th e gm, meat onls the most profitable means of employing the temporary accumulations of revenue. The a ddi t i ona l capi ;.:n ant of 49,1i1uf. 61, MINES. al expended during the past hallyear amounts to 544 e, The great Wexford estate,' of the E ar l o f Mount- t of le Web 2,890/. is for the 'settlement of outstanding accounts nerds wire submitted for sale, this day, in the En. on completed lines, 21,964/. for additional working stock, THIS DAY. cumbered Eetates Court. The attendance was very principally in the goods department, and 22,0071. for addi- Two o'Ctoen. tunerees, and all present seemed to take a deep m- Boost works and buildings render ed i 1. seen-sea my g re mains by i ar ; ‘- The gold mining shares remain very firm, and knst in the proceedings. Before the estate was a cre er t n n f o f " ' aim ' 1848 , the u where any difference in prices is to be noted, it iii ,o t oo/. wl i ic 2 h o w f .u ll g v irtn in O c tob er, ' put up, Mr. Croker Batrington said be was in- in an upward sense, holders in many eases being the final limit of capital for • vatic of 450 , 0001 . a year. reacted to state that a purchaser might have the This, however, having already increased to 686,000/. a year, averse to selling, whilst the inquiries are increasing. Ithantagt of being allowed to withhold half the some further expenditure has become necessary ; but the Amu Fries are quoted 14 to 11, premium. Nouveau lembsse money for three years, on payment of 4 pe r direeton do not propose that the capital aceouut should be Izci rnet oat Wendel', .1 to 4 prom . ; Anglo-Californian, I to I nut. interest liar it. Baron Richards said that t hat r t t e ope a n n et r a i n n d . th h t i •Lirtiil ey l prem ; Australian Auriferous, Ito ;prom. ; British P rTes " Sn ed re f n a c r l a th r at on tlir t° s'sli he, perhaps. a went advantage, and would, wai m ay should he met. ' The proprietor, will perceive from Australian, j; to 4 prem. Several new Australian nedeulit, have its duo %%eight with gentlemen who the accounts that the whole of the stock and share capital of gold mining oompanum are coming out. iteinded to purchase tl.is most valuable and well- the company has now been paid up, and that there are no I I Cooing bariness er; teastanci d property. The estate, which was longer any arrears of calls. Na seal Maas rodd 1 prima does H. Trete Analyse -The gross revenue for the half- !yesterday. tmclay. eeedisl in the rental into 122 lots, was then sub- " -2 ' . . ' • • . 1 year has been 338,4511., shnwing an increase of 30,2311. , - - --. feaed in one lot,- in accordance with the order of user the corresponding half-year of 1850. Deducting the l 1 00 . 000 I lAirusrea 1 li li pm. 2j 4 the cenaniesioners issued in the posting for sale. It cartage and rents in Isoth WK. the increase has bees, 14 ?!• fi° ' 1 0 •• 4 °l ll °C•hi•t•lla I 1,00 I 10 Mining. ... .. ....... tec•st s of ter - simple eetaten, comprising the manors 28,7631., of which 2e,3231. has been in the passenger , and Roam se Imarears-......... . • i g of Zanasoutagla and Reeetninogue, in the barony 440/. in the goods traffic. In comparing these results, it loss 1 I Ave Erb ........ ... v ..- 1 s s pm, 11 1 of Geri, an d th e d enoni i na t ion o f B a lli r d ow, mu 4 be remembered that the receipts of 11430 in. ~cane S• ni.enarre hoard Onal all ... ... elude the whole of the Hastings f6which is 2.0.41 ... Mows Ardis • .... ..... • • ... tra c, 17.3 .... is the barony of liallaghkeene, situate in now divided with the South Eastern Railway Company. • 30 owo m 4144 Iron 33 Ormit I fisaatfd S 1 . 4 . 3 ... the meaty of IVexfurd, containing 6,103 Irish The income of the company haa increased during tie V: .. Th . o.l..9indadb.r a ll li il W 9.367 statute acres, in which are included the last three years from 453,4741. t 0585,01461. per nuns, being 1 1, ,, g , 10 D o . on m a im 0 7 , is It 2 3 i d, mansion house and demesne lands of Camolin Park, an Increase of 131,678/., or nearly 30 per cent., and the mow ... erre urger .• 6 13 ll• ancient residenee of' the Earls of Mountnorris. l large increase of traffic has _rendered intliereneable ? fur- , __. . _ copier . . 1. ovp,, It e t , pm. her outlay for workin stock, stations, warehour, siding,, ! i 2 r o 2 1 6 42Zolestral all' 91 101 lhew estate.' are laid out in farms, well sheltered, am than was contemplated when a truffle of 4, 0• 000 L, or I r;',,,,, 10 10 Inrzicen&SoathAmtriene, 9 114 4 'rend. and ilk ided ; and let to a respectable and i :. at t..e utmost 600,0n0f. a year was assumed as the maxi• • 700,000 1 !foam oe larri4e , I 1 1 em. 1 1 i in'astriou. to uuntry. The valuation of the estate by morn. Hitherto this additional outlay has been provided ! 7,0'41 NI liontioge le Cubs . If& 41 34 Mr. J. J. Berne, by order of the commission er .. re I within the limit of 7,200,0001. fixed for the final capital by 11.1100 is roe t ran . _ I 7 a 9 '1.'17/ the - • • -- -- the estimate of lats, but the time hie non arrived when 41,121 JEAN Mike.] 11,1101111 1 all 14 21 • l poor-!aw 'slamism, 4,6561 ; the Ord some further expenditure will be required ; and it be-1 1 110 040 ' 1 'Went Illarlpom I par 4 pat NUM valuation, :0641.• and the nett rental arising come. necessary to decide in what manner it should be pre- ' fr 'u it, warding to the present letting, 4,2921, 1 vide d. The necessity for further expenditure arises mai n ) 6 'l .lIE NEVI ARRANGEMENT:I RESPECTING THE suilts•t to a Jointure of 1,200 f. a year, payable to a ' from two Hosea-Ist, the further development of IINOINAVICINE •NU DIR-NINIERMJI TO THE MINT, 000111401 A 101 :i aril about 30, and two other annuitice amount- I traffic requiring a corresponding increase of working stock by the recent einem s in the connitutiow of t he _. . .... ... . establish • . • Inn oponM. Sams el Moony. Reveille.. 1861. 1862. 1831. 1862. - -- Batons. - 72 72 Aberdeen 1,281 1,680 - 372 371 Balboa and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down..., 163 165 33 33 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 1,099 .1,134 6 1 26 26 Blackburn 638 - 86 8.5 Bristol and Exeter 189 182 Caledonian 94 94 Chimer and Holyhead - Cork, Blackrock, and Passage - 128 22 49 Dublin and Belfast Junction 398 66.2 63 53 Dublin and Drogheda 7B6' 831 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown 16/ 164 Dundee and Arbroath - 31 31 I lliundee,Perth, Aberdeen J mac 603 006 19 19 'Dundalk and Enniskillen 68 68 East Anglian 79 79 Eut Lanne.hire 322 322 ! &cent Counties and Norfolk 12,371113,411 15 96 'Eastern Union 841 89/ Edinburgh and Glasgow 81 78 Edinbeigh, Perth, & Dundee 2,144 2,129 - 6 ,Es eter and Croditon 18 19 'Fumes§ 261 409 1711 171 t Glasgow and South Western 4,291' 3,437 239 2411 Great Northent& E. Lincolnith 702561 9,403 188 188 !Great Southern & Western(lr) 4,2911 3,961 261 264 a Great Western 14,4 3 0 214,609 25 25 Irish South Eastern 101 101 (Kendal and Windermere 90 90 ( Lancaster and Carlisle 260 960 'Lancashire and Yorkshire 13,396 11,1306 39 39 Leeds Northern 124 12 ILiverpool,Croshy, & Southport 3801 :916 6171 639 London and North Western 54 6 London and 111.ickwall 1711 173 Loudon, Brighton, and S. Coast 7,682 17,775 2441 244 London and South Western 16 16 Londonderry and Enniskillen 166 119 114 11 Man., Huston, & Matlock, &e. 192 106 1671 167 1 ',Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln. 3.473 6,374 91 9 , Manchester and Southlunction 370 436 28 28 Maryport and Carlisle 64 41 648 4961 4961 Midland 19,740120,054 30 126 Midland Great Western (Ire ) 1,0231 1,814 37 37 Munklands 762 796 60 69 Newcastle and Carlisle 146 149 North British 122 222 North Staffordshire 4,407, 4,509 47 47 North Western 444 624 4.5 46 Scottish Central 32 32 Scottish Midland 176 660 299 291 Arewsbury and Birmingham 581 576 47 47 shrewsbury and Chester 29 29 Shmpshtre Union 68 68 South Devon 1,630, 1,617 234 261 South Eastern ' 75 931 South Wales Blll 1,366 69 77 flouthYork.,Doneaster& Goole 1,049 1,213 - 39 . Stockton and Hartlepool - 1,214 40 40 I Taff Vale 36 36 ' ChM., B3O 8.57 I 25 26 I Wasellant and Limerick , 2BO 221 13 13 Won anwoll 294 320 12 12 ' Whilanni honks 18.31 182 293 294 York, NewoasEs.ani prowirk 11,060 12,938 1268 279 York and North Man' Poznan,. 152 162 Central of Frame 571 671 Dutch Elena* ' 11 211 Maria Annie 1291 226 63 1 63 Montero= nod Tropes &I Nunn ad Liose 1,004 4121 4424 Northam Orman 71 1341 lOvingus gni Derilleang 1661 240 , Paris and Lyons 82 82 'Park ani Odom 84 84 Park awl Rom 8,284 - 107 194 Paris awl ansbergh - 7,248 69 69 Bona art Han - 67 121 Tours and Nantes The report of the directors to be submitted to tho meeting on Friday, the 23rd instant, gives the following particulars. The accounts for the half year ending the 31st Decem ber, 1851, show the following results CA VITAL ACCOCXT.- The amount of capital, raised up the 31st December is 7,111.267 E, consisting of —Mortgage debt, 1,458,037!.; preference capital, 1,037,696!.; consoli dated stock, 4,611,631/. The amount of capital raised is purposely) kept below the amount expend, d, as this arrange. meat affords the most profitable means of employing the temporary accumulations of revenue. The additional capi tal expended during the past half-year amounts to 61,144 E, of so hich 2,890/. is fur the settlement of outstanding accounts on completed lines, 23,968!. for additional working stock, principally in the goods department, and 22,0071. for addi tional works and buildings rendered necessary by an in creasing trade. A margin of 11,52;/. still remains of the amount of 7,200,000/. which was given in October, 1848, ea the final limit of cipital fur a teethe of 450,0001. a year. This, however, having already increased to 685,000!. a year, some farther expenditure has become necessary; but the directors do not propose that the capital account should be re-opened, and they will proceed, further on. to point out the manner in which they recommend that this increased outlay should he met. The proprietors will perceive from the accounts that the whole of the stock and share capital of the company has now been paid up, and that there are no I longer any arrears of calls. HEVF.N VP. ACITIIIN T.—The gross for the half year has been 3:16,1111., showing an increase of 30,2311. user the corresponding half-year of 1850. Deducting the I cartage and rents in both CAP., the increase has been 28,763 E, of which 28,3231. has been in the passenger, and 440!. in the goods traffic. In comparing these results, it I must be remembered that the receipts of 1830 in clude the whole of the Hastings traffic, which is sow divided with the South Eastern Railway Company. The income of the company has increased during the last three years from 453,4041. toSBSM/161. per annum, being as Increase of 131,678/., or nearly 80 per cent., and this large increase of traffic has rendered indimpensable a fur ther outlay for working stock, stations, warehouses, sidings, dke., than was contemplated when • traffic of 410,900!., or at the utmost 500,1901. a year was assumed as the maxi• mum. Hitherto this additional outlay has been provided within the limit of 7,200,000!. fixed for the final capital by the estimate of 1818, but the time has non arrived when some further expenditure will be required ; and it be comes necessary to decide in what manner it should he pro- ! Tided. The necessity foe further expenditure arises mainly ' from two eausea-Ist, the further development of goods trot& requiring a corresponding increase of working stock rd station accommodation ; 2nd, the general increase of Indic requiring additional precautions to ensure the puh a' safety. The report then proceeds to enumerate certain works mbish have been carried nut, with the view of offirding ra puniest possible security against accidents. The rapid boom si the goods traffic is next adverted to, and it is ahow a that It bus Imams saeeesaary that the stock , if goods waggons should 0011/4101 Imp additions, and that further 0,CCOM1110.• dating &Odd las provided at many of the stations. A. far as 'Vast present wee, the directors are disposed to esti mato ausent of outlay r, quired beyond the limit of 7,100,000 f. at about 120,0001. In reference to the question how thit anomut i.m he provided, the directors recommend' that lb.. limit of 7.290,0001. should not be exceeded ; and that such additional expenditure as may be neeessary to', meet the requirements o; an expanding trade should be eon- ordered as a temporary elev.., to lie eatiaguisbed in agiven period by a fend taken from -. The directors re-! e emeee ft period el tan years; or, in other words, that a sum amosatsag to 10 pee cent., in addition to the current interest, ea any _temperer, excess of expenditure beyond th y limit of 7,200,009 E, shoal he appropriated each year out °freestone until mach excess has been extinguished. If this recommendation be a !opted, the balance available for divi dend will be 139,9381., out of which the directors recoils- The gnat Wexford estates of the Earl of Mount nnrrir wire submitted for sale, this day, in the En cumb rid Estates Court. The attendance was very cancerous, and all present seemed to take a deep in tinst in the proceedings. Before the estate was put up. Mr. troker Barrington said be was in reacted to state that a purchaser might have the labantain: of being allowed to withhold half the pilu le money for three years, on payment of 4 per en% interest for it. lkson Richards said that that it-alt he, perhaps, a gala advantage, and would, 1190...A0d, have its due weight with gentlemen who innnded to purchase tl.is most valuable and well. cvsra•tanei d property. 'fbe estate, which wee .':did in the rental ihto 122 lota, was than subs bled in one lot,. in aecordance with the order of tkonunissioners issued in the posting for sale. It nesists of fee-simple estates, comprising the manor, of Ilnaasoetagli and Itotooninogue, in the barony of terry, and the denomination of Ballinlow, in this barony of Ballaghkeene, situate in the raw). o f Ire"furd, containing 6,103 Irisk 9.' , 0; statute acres, in which are included the suraien house and demesne lands of Camolin Park, the ancient residence of the Earls of Mountnorris. These estates arc laid out in farms, well sheltered, rtatend. and divided; acid let to a respectable and industrious h *Autry. The valuation of the estate by Mr. J. J. Byrne, by order of the commissioners, is 4,51:/• ; the poor-taw valuation, 4,1;561 ; the Ord mac* valuation, 5541/.•, and the nett rental arising fans it, accordi ng t o th e present letting, 4.2924 mibjeet to a jointure of 1,2104. a year, Payable to a lady aged about 5 4 1, and two other annuities amount ing N payable during the lives of two persor Ott l about 411 each. The first offer was 4 ),000t, and this Was soetedtd by a aeries of bidding' carried on hv bar or live 'tenth:Neu, until 5:),21/91. was offered{ st which sum Mr. Cooker Barrington, in trust for tilt. William Verne Foster, of Stowhridge in Slat F.rd•hirt, an E ng li s h cap i ta li st , was dec lared the Pr. haat r; about 10 "earn' put (dunse on the Ordnance ‘ 4l . l tion, or a fraction less than 12 years' purchase tit% the Valuation by order of the commissioners, irre vo 61'1' of the jointure and annuities. lbe N. ova e r iodarelOta, a puper famous for its re- Prt , of outrages, has the following gratifying state twat of the present state of Tipperary : No err has there been so small • another of primers for in 4 thi. sessine, M there are only seventy-eve is Priaripally fur the crime of putty larceny. Oar neat Will 6• one of the lighten*, with reward to the trial of tl..Aei• r b. 1.1 in the county of Tipperary. During no iat month. that noble county never enjoyed such ana!rrraptrol trJnquillity, amt may it long centime so, Is our 1. "'" hope 'the north—the prapsro.S and enell l'Actabk sonti—has now become the ipperary of Ireland. TIRE NEW ARRANGEMENTS RESPECTING THE ENORATZILS •Ml DIZ-1111.11IIRS To TRZ MINT, occasioned by the recent champs in the constitution of the establish ment and the death of Mr. Wyon, lure just been completed by Sir John Herschel, and sanctioned by the Lords of the reasury. Mr. l'istruoci is to have 4001. a-year, and Mr. Leonard Wyon (son of the late chief engraver) 30111. a-year. Mr. Pistrueci and Mr. Wyon are to be called ~ Modellen and Engravers to her Majesty's Mint," and the grants thus awarded them are to be considered as recognitions of their services and compensation fur loss of claims. The two mo- dellers are not to leave residences within the Mint; but are to have additional pay fur any work they may execute at the request of the Master. Their suc cessors u " Modelkrs and Engravers" will have no used allowance, it is undentood,—but will be paid for the wanking of matrices only. The chief engravers in former times, it will perhaps be remembered, were allowed to un dertake private commissions—and it is* notaries@ fact that the work of the Mint Na. insufficient to *soupy more than a fourth of their time, while they were often called on to execute works which commoner hands could perform as well. This common work will now be executed by a resi dent engraver, under the direct ion of the superintendent of the die oepartment. and Ur. Junes Wyon, it is said, has been nominated to ties appointment. In all these arrange ments it is understood that Sir John Herschel has bad no other object in view than that of obtaining the lasistauce of "the best artists of the clay."—Athensrum. pc. 1110.0 4i 1100 .100 4!. Wod. Uoia~~ Nwllead Of eat Meetani(l) Newmarket Newport, Atergamasy, sad Rerelerd Newry end £aaleklWa .. . 1)0.14w LSO— , Northers Cosmic' . 11afer, North Britia N • North Water* . . . . NortlikissUi Wisuese. fiderj . Wan. %Avec Aiwa. IMpa„ Ors A rt. mosusiougmaami ;1u •vollsri — - U. - F(11;64i; W. Mu.) ... .. y Miurpeklre Min ... . Isola TarbailltrfeDe. ril Drillinalla• I Milord a Mims, . Wartiord sal illmales.. Tarkahrootleallinew Vorl. sad liselb Mesa? Lilies LeAlliD AT si be El ON/114 la ChildWlNellfle Wolv., WDadleyl valladolypd.,orwithsaar. lawn! to GrastWaulara' 1111 al 'iFtewi.i.7%iriZiels.,, is 14 illiseklagloadAr• Owed 10 mmunamidw0. 1eL521221211.214,242 6.601 1: 112 hid y 41420414 Maio I (leased seol•ll42ls_ .. 42 44 Drau111201.1144114n) 111 33 1 rOlavasalse It Der 2404•4 o.444lllBorestWooters, N iS pm id 11•211adbyD.TarldaDlid S IN ta :11. lions rt 12)... 1$ /4 I Do. shares ditto) -.I IS DI Drolford Ilktlaad , In 103 l i tanies as 4 Oreinwfahl ___ .... F"( I DIU* trehreace (41140) Loweel•ft pormll lun Illarlelk) lia!theri Ilf If& 14 23 14 II amend Is linekiii‘iii; Dane MDR Sem irristosaWyet Dm. L reN.WintLime a.ilrort DIM) =lt ma ss (Al i itt . n2 ANA. and ! tirremlts =7l I 'Royston smiallida (Ism h a o ls OrOM lir=s ( dit 1 I tri Mr. M. West Selby, 6 p. St. pus (lased to incervintNir Winn Ii Somerset Dread Is Oran Wotan. raltrltitEXt.l Abtedeen, N. 2, 1 prr Q. Oiledoolun LIU .. Chimer sad Uolybend Dundee, rem h, end Abu. deco Junction .. ilrastAnaliss(lll.lo,)4.Ct Inters Oxman Bates , 53 57 U 37 iti ii 1• 1 :1i in ^Sp."Na DWG do. No. Do. Now I pow Oust Mon lifitiUdati.llospigu.G p.O ddlodurdi. For% as DIM" pot Coot . I,ovout Ifordrial per On ,Itkiftlikw•lnitty leasesbleellaerts. _ _ _ Do. a pee Out. Woof —1 0 1 1treCUte 4 .1 .1 De. New OW. 3 r4v am% Lanese 6 N.Wee.low.Bl Noweeles) 3 per Oral.. LcwissikeillWe•tera New Waa.lPWlLitt.lne. ies..Nol DatN Do. New Cle ... .. 1 Ilidleedoncllal. Ditto Prefweeen ..... Warble ILitemeeta. 1 ii 'Wed: 11 12 Its 33 DM Id 1 id If 1 l i tt :I oti la 11 Morcener, sad Walser., Ll 5. II pre ft S 4 hrferakeirn.Pltoroa 4 l4 110 10 dersralt Chases (Nst.W., llis. l a per Cent— If 25 death Dent . 11 U Turk, Newesstle,k Ut.tlottla of Kei.per: U 5 Ditto Dote Si 10 TarkIN.IIId.ILIKPa FORMA af IS In ' Boul.ene sad Anises ... SO 10 Co ur.' arson (Diens/ 10 11 Dutch latenint . SS II 'Erg ladrut Great Indian Penman... 15 A' IS 'Lev:l46am/ 10 10 Du. (Ralliwy) 6 1 I Do. ;lean) 1.16 In Maris ARUM 10 nil Do. do. New 10 el %seta and Liege .. 1‘; %where of Prase... 10 II 1./slesno ad li,ordessz .. 10 IPan a sad Orkin SO 15 !earls sad kidle • 10 IS ,Para and r , trts'ortg 1 0 1" Rows and Ilsrrs 1.120 Amin and /4was 10 17 1T..00, and Nantes 10 Di West Mat. . 10 101 ill ISM 16 11 IS 10 IS II IMss 4U iILWATS. 1 11 i 2 l O aIN 4 41. xto 2 Dos .. re M 10 SO 0 3 3j 10 19 xla 41' :1 4 "..`a I ti 1 11 :11 .31 13 j ell' fj 3 RECRUITING TOR TIIE ARMY.—The Dublin corm spoodeut of a morning paper writing yesterday says :—I understand that the military authorities promulgated • general order yesterday, empowering every private soldier to enlist recruits, and that for every man so enlisted the recruiting soldier is to receive a bounty of lls. 6d. COTTON PEON INOl4.—Mr. 11. Fleming, the secre tary of the Manchester Commercial Association, bits had consigned to him by the Bast India Company, fur sale in Manchester, 781 bales and 38 half-bales of cotton from Bombe', per the David Clarke. The lot comprises 458 bales New Orleans seed cotton, and 11 half-bales front native seed, grown in the Dharwar Collectorate ; and the remaining 323 halts from New Orleans seed, and the 27 half-bales from indigenous seed raisod in the Candish Col lectorate. ii in 60 all St. U ts 2* 23 • 1111. 20 soy 121 1 10 3 3 I 1+ 461 MI SI 110: Ply id MEAMIL 1 7 01 It 1 es 11 II i pm 1,1 ii r 9{ 10 I{ IMa lif 40201 l I IIS Is 4 1 d 1U 150 . 100 ; 1701 1 SS ' 10 I Two o'Ctoca. The Stock Exchange to-day presents the quiet ap pearance usual on a Saturday, a disinclination to enter upon extensive operations being generally ma nifested. The decline which took place yesterday afternoon was partially recovered this morning, and, though some depression was afterwards for a short time observable, prices of the home funds have again rallied, and now stand at an improvement of a to since yesterday. Consols opened 961 to for money, and after being sold at NI, are now quoted 961 to ,;` both for cash and the 12th February, the closing quotation of yesterday having been 06:. This is " pay-day " in Consols, and the differences arising out of the time bargains of the lust month ap pear to have been satisfactorily adjusted. The market is to-day unsupported by the investments of the government broker, who will not reappear as a purchaser till Tuesday ; so that the position of prices must be regarded as good. To-day's business report embraces :—Three per Cent Consols, 901. 1, ditto for account, 901, Three per Cents. Reduced, 971, Z. Now Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 987„ 1. Exchequer Bills remain at their late range of aeo. to .595. prem. In India Bonds nothing is doing. The foreign stock market is as quiet as the other departments, no transactions of magnitude having offered. Prices must he reported as steady at former rates, no disposition to concede being shown. 'Bargains are thus stated in the official list :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 941. Belgian, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92. Dutch Four per Cent Certificates, 911, 91. Mexican Bonds, for Account, 29:. Peru vian Five per Cents. 1849, 941, 4. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90, 1. Spanish Actives, 231; ditto Old fhrec per Cents., 41; ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 181. Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 37. The tendency in the market for foreign exchanges yesterday was downward, owing chiefly to a consider able decline in the quotation on London at Paris. Short drafts on Paris were negotiated at 23.23 to 30; ditto three months, at 23.43 to 50. Amsterdam was in demand, with a limited supply ; it closed 11.18; to 19. Hamburg maintained the rate of last post of 13.101 to 1, but was rather heavy ; sales, however, not being pressed, no material advance took place. Bills on Italy were all marked lower to sympathy with the drooping quotation for Paris, but the busi ness transacted was not of great moment. Paper on Spain and Portugal was wanted for remittances to those countries, and the negotiations took place in favour of sellers. St. Petersburg was inquired for, but no bills offered; the nominal rate is 361 to 311. Several bills on New York, Boston, and other places in North America, were sold at 48.1. Drafts on Rio de Janeiro were offered at 2sd. Vienna and Trieste were extremely difficult of sale, the quotation being consiJerably higher, viz., 12.23 to 30 for the former, and 12.30 to 40 for the latter. The prices nego tiated were as follows: nqiotiatcd. From To 111117 ay. .. 1:41.89. .. 118.19 UT. 11t1. 19 ay. 118.19i4,. laws. 101w11. Mom letua. 124. Dr. ...I2WL lA. &Ur. 12/I. 3okr. Amsterdam mL Mat Ditto Rotterdam ; 7, pre. „ i..'" iiiege -. 121. 30kr. 111. war. Antwerp Brussels Gliest „ ~ 25(r. 471 a. ... 251 r. 50a Paris „ 111 tort 25(r. 15c. ... 251 r. 30e. ~ 3 alostb•Mr. 45e. ... 35fr. 30r. .._ 3Sle. 4Se. ... 331 r. 30e. • 330. 43e. ... 3312.30 e. • 25tr. 43e. ... 3312. Ns. 251 c. 43e. ... 251 e. IS.. tele. eoe. ... 334. We. moors „ „ Sok. eoe. ... 301 r. He. =O -- pie daces ~ 40$ peon ... 401 peso per mace „ 120 pence . 1203 peace amigo lloirld per doMe „ . pow ... 49$ pens, reels „ „ 1 pence ... 491 peer 43, peon ... 494 prom r e ly It: .. 414 peens ... 491 peace &Mae .. ~,,,,,, Iketeialle7 MSc. Lleoco. psi eallrel " 3 penes . . 621 pence Operto... . —.. ....... . Si. Peterebery ... per ruble „ 35 pence ... 35 pence New York.. ........pot dollar „ 4$ pro ... 444 pence Rio Janeiro. slllroi paw, 40 cloys' *hi 174 moo ... 29 Roos The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, tho 10th of Ja nuary is as follows : DA ..N/L Of MILAN le—Aecourr To We week witibm Jaw 10. 1862. 1•••• eela TT LW? NeW • WOW /31.093,095 Gurernwrist Webt. Secwitia 001.1 wad Hake 16.99 4 .720 Wirer "en"?. %remanent Women's' Anelii4. Peat W•latiL Anzway) . Other iiwarlibm field aid 1/11ww Can 457.408 v.amoos Sammie D hope Won't DPP.' • /04.SD,NoU 3,223.L1S Pubhe Pepsine ha'it Kiebeq., %AU, Ooose.D. et ?at Debt, Lad low. Ao. IMM Owes L 7.001.121 devewolsyserlother 1.181.107 ~vsv.rrs~ Jan. 13.18.51. 1 X. 1.25 MAKSUALL. Clzkiemilier. Compared with those for the week preceding these returns exhibit the follov!ing changes: Circulation issue Circulation active 20 , ,41,480 Increase 956,890 Public deposits 6,29.2424 Decrease 4,154,992 Other deposits Ghiverrunent securities in banking department.., 13,233,763 Decrease 57,209 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 1,181,507 Decrease 60,111 The Rest The Reserve These returns exhibit the results usual during the first week of the dividend payments, which com menced, so far as the general public is con cerned, on Thursday, the Bth, the payments to the bankers being of course made previously. The most striking feature of the return Is the almost stationary position of the coin and bul lion, notwithstanding these heavy disbursements on public account. The reaction from the internal cir culation will soon commence, and will bring a con siderable amount buck into the coffees of the Bank, and as imports of specie continue to flow in rapidly from the usual quarters, whilst the additional sup plies of Australian gold are daily becoming of more importance, it is difficult to fix the amount to which the Bank's stock, now upwards of seventeen millions and a half, may reasonably be expected to attain. According to the official returns published i• the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 3rd of January last, was 3,399,4191.; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,439,5461. There is consequently • decrease of 40,1271. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2,657,5914 ; and the previous week's return being 2,661,3131., the decrease is shown to be 3,9221. . . . . . . On inking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in fines. tion was 19,281,590/. (being 564,660/. more than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 23,311,600/., which shows on balance an increase of 520,6114 as com pared with the returns for the previous week ending the 27th of December. . . _ As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,208,0301., and the joint-stack banks 732,3961. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 2,051,052/. below the fixed amount. The price of gold, yesterday, at Paris, was about par (new tariff rate), which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 10;d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 24.17 ; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 23.30, it follows that Fold is about 0.316 per cent .dearer in London than ►n Paris. The exchange at Paris, after rising to 23.33, now shows a downward tendency. By yesterday's adviees the price of gold at Hamburg' Its 4271 per marc,which, at the English mint price of BERLIN, JAN. 14.—Voluntary Loan, 1031; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 102,-,. New Loan, Foui and-a-Half per Cents., 1014. National Debt, 894. Marine Society, 121 L. Bank Shares, 991. VIENNA, JAN. 13.—Five per Cent. 3letalliques, 94; • Four-and-a Half per C e nt. ditt o , 831 . B an k Shares,: 1,227. Exchange on London, 1211. 20k. 3 it - !7 i au y 27 29 II Si 141 Ile *ls 3 Stiozln 7 7i $ 7 i die i i iB4 4114 4 41 . 71 '66 ..1 i.I . . 7 . :I 6 4 4 3. MS IS IS 61 74 10 11 13 14 lb 33 As 23 10 1 P 4 30 N NI ala 16 IS di 31 4j 1 3 7 2 ) IA 7 7 LW $ Si „ u 7j ei '1 4 17] II 44 48 I i re 147 4 Uli s d Si alit ei 181 xis COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING -LANE, SATURDAY MORNING, The Colonial markets have been dull throughout the week, and prices of some kinds of produce are again lower. The sales of Sugar ou Tuesday went off very heavily; up on Bengal a reduction of Is. to Is. Gd. was submitted to, but about Gd. of this has since been recovered ; Mauritius is also 6d. per cwt. lower. There is very little demand for Coffee, and native Ceylon has been sold at a fall of 6d. per cwt. The good qualities of Saltpetre have realised extreme rates, but other sorts are difficult of sale. Bengal Wee has sup ported former quotations. The next quarterly Cinnamon miles will be held on the 2nd February, instead of the 2 , lth instant. The public Tea sales passed off very flatly, and several qualities sold lower. WOOL MARK ET—'f HIS DAY. The foreign Wool market this week has been very gent, and the demand from our home manufacturers very lan guid ; but some con.iderable sales of colonial Wool have been made for the French and German markets, which keep prices him. In MO, there were imported into Eng land, 278,022 bales, and in 1861, 307,085 but the stock on hand very !OW, Lad price. are expeeteii to rule kighsr the approaching public sales in Februery. The imports of Wool into Loudon this week comprise .04 bales from the Cape, 631 from Algoa Bay, and 642 from Sydney. TALLOW MARK ET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet, at the following quotations • Town Tallow, 365. 9.1. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, &is. 9.1. to 64. new ; 36e. 3.1. old ; new year (18.2), 375. 94.; on or before end of March 36a. 3d. hlantinr AVERAOIIB.—Town Tallow, 395. 6d. • fat by ditto. 2s. Id. ; yellow Russian, 38s. 04. ; melted stu'lr, 28s. ; rough ditto, 175.; Tallow graves, 9s. ; good dregs, Cs. 3SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Means. Cooper and Davis report trade at the following quotations:—Prime Meadow May, 72... to 785.; inferior, 6th. to 67e. 6d.; ltowen, 60s. to 635. Clover, 70e. to 865.; second cut, 655. to 75e. ; Straw, 21s. to 255. COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. English Pine-apple are pretty well supplied, considering the seamen. Hothouse Grapes are nearly over. A few foreign Pears are still furnished. The best English kinds fetch good prices. They consist of Olout Moreeau, Beurre Renee, and Easter Beurre. Oranges are plentiful and good. Nuts arc nearly the same as last quoted. Carrots, Turnips, Cabbages, &c., are sufficient for tho demand. Potatoes are generally good in quality. Lettuce. and other salading are sufficient for the demand. Mushrooms are still dear. Cut flowers consist of Heaths, Pelargoniums, Mignonette, Stephanotis, Bignonia venusta, Camellias, and Hoses. [BOIT% Pine.app• per lb.. 3tt to 6s I Almonds, per peek, 6s Grapes, p. Lb.. es to 7s sweet, per lb., as to Zs Ll•boa, per lb., 0d to Is Oranges, per dor.. Is to is 64 Apples, klteb., per bu.k.,2stn 3 e 6 el per 100, 6, to IN pears, 4/ seert, per d. s., 2. to 6 . I Nuts Bar., p. bush., 20. to 224 IRMO., per dos., l• to 2. ltrartl , p. bush., 12s to Irs Walnets, per bush., 12s to 21. Filberts, per 100 lb., 70s to Doe CEOIST.IISLKS. —•• . . • • • Cabbages, per doz., tVI to la Aoparactia, per bundle, es tone Broccoli, ter bouch, ed. to Is 34 Potatoes. per too, its to SU* per ewt..l. to3s per but.. 1. ed to 2s ad Tositips, per lumen, ld to Al Cucumbers, each, la toll Itodishe., per doe., 9d to Is Turnip, per dos., 91 to Is Clekey, per aural* nol to I. ed Otrroto, per bunch, ttl to 6d Itrusoels aprouto, per half sieve, Is ud to 2. •lplnao.b, per sieve, Is to Is Cal Onions, per bunch, Id told Position, p. dos.. teed togs " li Endive. per sod to Beet, per doe, Col to Is Parsnip., per doz., W tot. per bunch. Id to 24 Shallots, per lb, td to $d Garbo, per lb., id to $1 iirthilieset, Jerusalem, per ball sieve, 9d to la Lettuce, Cab., p. mom ed to le Cos, per mom, Ea to le Small ssilade, p. pun. 24 to 9d Horse itadlob, per bdl.. Is toot Illaehrotaas, per pot, Is to bid per bush., to lee Sorrel, per ball stet V. 6d to 94 Teasel, per booth, Id to 3d Savory, per beach, 3d to 34 Thyme, per bomb. 94 to 31 Parsley, p. doz. bob., St to 3. !lint, per bum* Id to 34 Basil, pet bunch, 34 to hl Matioram,do., per bunch, to id Watereremat r ios.tancb.Sd to ed COALS. LONDON, Jaw. le. Clone ot . Inn MARKET.— Bate's West Hartley, 141. ed. ; Longridge's West Hartley, 14.. ed.; Taneeld Moor Hutes,:l3s. lid.; Wylans, 151. ; Walls End Ilarton, 9,1. ; Walls End Ilarrey Wylam, 14s. 3d.; Wolfs End Itiddell, 15.. ltd. Eden Main, las. Od. ; Walla End Barnont, 16s. ed. ; Wails End Russel 's Iletton, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End North Martha pool, 115. ; Walls End Thornley, 11ie. ed. ; Walls End Whitworth, 13s. 611.; Walls End Adelaide Tees, 17..; Walls End Tees, 11.. 6d. ; Eirchgrovs Orantola, hand picked, 195.; Ilartley, 13s. ad. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Car diff, 210 ; Sydney's Hartley, 141. ed.—Ships at market, 34; sold, 25. SOUTH STAITOSDSIMSE RAILWAY.—The directorw of this company, in their declaration to parliament, report that the expense of constructing the proposed extension to Burton.on- I:rent and use of South ntaffordshire. North Staffordshire, and Midland Railways, will, according to the estimate of their engineer, amount to 4:4,0007., and that the cost thereof is to be defrayed out of the company's capital, of which there now remains tmeipended, and under thin control of the directors, 190,874, ; and that alter de ducting from this latter sum 114,000/., required for tho completion of works already authorised, there will remain 82,t175/., out of which the 48,000/. is proposed to he taken, and 20 part of the uneepended capital will be required fur any works proposed to be executed under any other bill proposed to be applied for in the ensuing session. [Advortiacment.] Tll K 181 T lON Cll.l RT. The mammal" eireuiation of the 't Weekly Diarlieb " en sundae laat (by tar exceeding the moot senguise expect•ti• on of the leo. pelages). has ri n lard It impowidge to comply with the announce. menet pretiounly made, that rcrey purchacer Octal, on Sunday, the 11th toot., twelve a empy of the Illustrated Cokeired Chat of the Great Eshib4tlon ; It has, in ennraluenee, May found neer...ay to Pow roma too lava sit a when demanding smelt t •reful to.piaration, null Funday, the let of February, on which day ova ry pureinmee who wee disail.datnl b reemeina allot the Ith iw t. InU be entitkal tO a many. Order. may be given to ail nawavrn.kro in town Of country, or to the Oliet, tondoo. [Advertisouent.]-110LLowAi N OINTMENT AND raa arse Htsit of rm. rat Ciao rt. Ban Lae—Extratt of a letter from Messrs. Trenchant and Whitby, booksellers, grim% d'uig intit Noventb r. 1031 . 10 rrufessur Iltslowsy. Istr.—The ins eztraoullinirr fa, t has Dome to our Luow!eda.: A parochial nil. f trout this union was sugaring vs severely from a very bad lee, that • h e was elmut to be removed to her owu parish, tinder • moikal certificate, an 'maw permanently disabled; some Lida,. however, oeuvre::, and in the oweshme 'he turd your pills and told mot, whteb bare 'flirted a perect cure, and she is now esubled to go Into serrice."—Sold by all readers of tottlicirr, and at Profra.cr Ilellowers iistablidunent, 244, Strand, Lona, U. 14 , 1 7 •