The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-12 00:00:00

r I . / • Fur - tort - . - • . - No. 1,994.] ...--- pIEiTOR LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, . Old Brae(Letts's. heve.ribed Cr. • — ‘' s , )0. ... . ..-- e ee...,, • • l'avotterte.—liie Once the Iwo of It MOM, KA. vorrei.,EDlxt.-10. Ilan. the tart VITZWILLIANI,I%II.., i.h.h. 11111BCTIM. Dv PAIN DIAS rtri., Bart., Chairmata. IARKELLY Esq., Deputy Vietnam. A b w ,a,p.,o3/rial by this Company, mLieh Is composed of Mutual I Yr_ixte.nry Hrancbes r..• seamy lr a t, tritr C110:AU of XISO,rOu. m *gall Yran the "'note of the profit/ arc divided amongst she Male, 'Wass on velmth seven annnal vim:dams hays been Iy tM yrogelentry Manch, the lovre/t pcesible rates of preen! am lelimetra glen sets:; o f the a• .trod. op* wen he half the premium. for the fleet sewn years, am: a ir m t e,t premiwne eommenems at ems/dine, low rates. piaci. awl military 1105 &enured at the ordinary:vete //hen on home 11.0 • to/dusts mtil.i.onal charge for ...ewe to vane.: to in put tit the vorkt. tmaICOMMINSIII Waved to medical t he , an" spans. b when a medimd rtpint le even, Ice to paid by the ssecial• • r o cie/ inniipntabie, except in am of ?real By shirr of the hand ci Mester.. LOUIS MORA Manager. SEASONABLE FESTIVITIES.—The exuberance 1 1 of Jae leebtlita, amid 'CUM al Irately. netarally induces the fair ' and !Wand 00 Ault to advaatage under tbe gate of many friends, „ D J there . , , re to devote eepeetal ePeetton to the duties e. the toilet. It a: :Lik. boot *mon that ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. for irr e.ag a n t i s rueatol.g a husziont head of nit : avwuksnr gm swa, rte ens the Ws *A, fo:r, ar.l mega, aid poWIANIor ODONTO, at Pearl Dentifrice, for totpartieg a psal m. whatuess UP Ute teeth, are valid int.) ow requisition te pro. mote ear .retain the personal advent. gee to university might for e.ietinal. Beware of spurious imitations. The eel gesubseet each tear the narce of °lto...Under peeeedlng that of the annexe erae,.r a LW:.. -40 :a by A. 'LOWLAND sad $OlO3, au, ILaton. larder. Lind's, sad by chemists end performers. THE DAILY NEWS. Lorca Monger Paper. ;vice id. As Organ, the DAILY al Zvi:4 le at the head of the I wo. rrts. of Great ale:eating tree commerce in its broadest ore an , round and practical relonns, whether political, oriel, es cermet:cal. lc the rit.et awl vale* of Its General Yews,—in the accuracy of its rep-rts. - to the emote, truthful. and impartial character of Ite Weir In erannee, And in the varied mercantile and eramercial in. tration coat-Aiwa la the qty, lailersy, end Monetary Articles,— Mil Paper .s unsurread. It matore • more detailed list of Moping than say other pare— r weeny ea::y re on of rbipplne .a t:c la Ivo drag by every ererlsoil met—end the only daily d amn. Report, with hyt of prices, o:Atli anywhere. It whiney!. Itself to families. r being the only yam besides t'rs m a n" rich excludes. and bas rear eurded, from tie columns Illereare rya teetuente tta .ii public favour is shown by the tact retort of stamps br the yea WO to the leading Lon New!darra. by shah t will be seen Mat this paper (the youngest by moor than *no man; led in See pan bc.4o its throe °Meat compct! , . ,, ro : hatabibliod. stamps Issued. More. Marro Pm Mourne Herr. l3l 1.139,000 DAILY NEWS lellj oi 1.152 .Q 9 0 The exeCornd inee of this po insure the mirth* Nibs MC atty exprused by a contentPir • • 1,417 News 'is the youngcao f fail the London morning prie. fro. the tint it took high ground and • liberal tone—repro. map oeioatent:y thtt ernerreative liberalism whiff is clearly the r.tia;ielartei of England ; and already, with the second higheet ' the reroirtrol daily neer and with the larger Bahr of advertisements—next to the • Times '—obtained by any grafi par:, its more than correspoods with it. commercial 110 be mined of an Booksener or New Lo a d e r. kingdom ; Drat MIMI% 10, liou fleetrree irCULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, onnaaa. Aall.emplricay sad Original. la. each; by pan, WZAT TO LAT, DUNK, AND ATOM. u. LECIVRE TO TOM 110 KEY. US. ROW TO nit HAPPY. rr. MORAL AND rIITSICAL ENNIMENT or LITZ. ON EPECIA/: °LRAM. R. TILE INWEITUTLE or ILUILLIOII LIFL MUSES OF EILNTIL =UT DELL:WI-11E4TR . (10 4. 3snrenoN, sal RANOLI 14011,g• 1272i242. 1.1101.1 M. Ira‘n, sat MACH LANES. I voila, la. Walk. 11YDKOPATIIT ; 03, THE COLD WATER CURL likanavd, 73, Pateraa.:er-row; Car , allak 147 Tlesweave - :Lan, • OarchX, toul ;atatW. R. Culverwell, M.D.. 10 , Bagesuetrcat, wh: , may be coasalaal duly from 10 till 0, OW tir. 0. IRFLAND Draw,. JAN. 11. BE-ELECTION OF SIR JOHN YOUNG FOR CAVAN. The election to fill the vacancy in the representa tive of the county of Cavan, caused by Sir John Tang's acceptance of the office of Secretary fur In land, was held yesterday, at the Court-house, at Cavan. An opposition had been threatened by Mr. Hercules Ellis, but that gentleman did not appear at the hustings, and to judge from the absence of all excitement in ,the town, very little interest was telt in the proceedings. After the usual formaltics the Venerable Archdea con Beresford proposed the re-election of Sir John Tang, and the nomination was seconded by William Survey Adams, Esq. Mr. W. Auchinleck Deane, of Enniskillen, then darned the right to put some vestionss to the can date, after which no other candidate appearing, Sir J. Young was declared to be duly elected. A meeting of the electors of Athlone, at which the leading men among the Roman catholic clergy tad townspeople attended, has unanimously adopted the following resolution, in support of Mr. W. Keogh : Resolved—That our esteemed and tried representative, km Majesty's Solicitor-General for Ireland, having, at the mule of a number of his constituents, explained the cir cumstances under which he accepted office in the govern ment of the Earl of Aberdeen, we are of opinion that he has most clearly and explicitly satisfied us art tho prudence OM consistency of his acceptaacc of office ; and we pledge eopeives, when the occasion arises, to give him our entire tad hearty support in this borough. The General Commanding-in-Chief has been pleased to approve of the following officers being appointed to the staff of kis Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, namely : Amse-us•Caier.—Cantain Henry Cast, Bth Musson; Captain the Hon. John J. Bourke,BBth Regiment Captain &near L. Peel, 52nd Regiment. Exmia AIDPS-DE-CAMP.—Brevet Majos George Doge, list Ikgintent ; Brevet Major HenryPonsonby, Grenauier Gums; Captain Lord Ki,leen, Bth Hussars; Captain Ar thur Wombwell, 46th Regiment; Captain 8. T. Williams, Dragoons;Sad Captain C. B. Molynenz, 4th Light Dragoons ; Captain J. P. Winter, 17 th Lancers; Lieut. the linn J. W. H. Hutchinson, 13th Light Dragoons. Four persons have been arrested and committed to Armagh Gaol on suspicion of being concerned in the Mitepiracy to murder Mr. Batcson. NAVAL. ADirr...t..nr, JAN. 11.—A11.0INTMENTS.--Carpen- A. Kingston to Calypso, and .1. Oliver to Ratiksnake. rtsra!-.Hut: ru, JAN. 11.—The Sidon, 24, steam hint,. Capt. Goldsmith, got up steam to go out of harbour to S;Othea , l to-day, but she broke down just as she passed the % ietory. This afternoon :.he was towed up to ha Intlonags by the Echo, tug. The Furious, 12, steam frigate, Capt. Lorinz, went out of harbour to Sold:cad to day. The Vengeance, 81, Capt. Lord E. 'Russell, is crated to I'lymouth to have repairs effected. FATAL BOAT ACCIDI AT SOUTHAMPTON.— A sad accident happened yesterday in Southampton Water, by which,. Custom-bouse °Ricer lost his life. A Mecklen burg brig L'a'ce up the water yesterday morning and an ebored ott 11) the. Mr. Witt, a tide surveyor, went off with four bnstmen in the Customs lug sail boat to board bet Thu. wind was blowing very hard from the westward at the time. Atter putting on board two of his men he was "hnaiEft, about half-pest eight, when his boat cap lusdi and be with his two men, named James sad Jobns, was thrown into the water. There wst 0 0 vesiiel or boat very near, and they were a couple of miles from the shore. Ali three officers being swimmers, they struck oat to swim and save themselves. James, although a good swimmer, sunk almost immediately. Johns WWII UAW:l7th the brig's boat, which W3l coming to his Mom, and he was just in the act of sinking from ex bnastion when he was hil hold of by the Meeklenburghers with is boat-hook. Mr. Witt stripped in the water, and ! swl!re anti. he was picked up by the revenue-cutter's boat, Which OWE to his assistance. James was a vary worthy you; man, and has left a wife and one child. His body was a.t rcrtcred yesterday ufternoon. 'fhe captain of the Itecllee.urg brig behaved with great humanity towards Jams; after he got him on board his brig he soon eaabled f.. 4 to moue his consciousness and crength. purcrtly the ICCidellt was seen from Southampton a medi cal officer was mat out to the revenue cutter in the river to rniler assistance. ec , NTINi.NTAL TELPGRAPII4.—The following addi boaal stations have been plated in communication with the Submarine Telegraph Company's Office 30, Coral - A.l, dur be the pert t week •— Charm rin, Namur, Manage, Mamma , sad Tata:nes (Belgium); ristois, l'escia, Prato. rofile blet Beapele, and Pontadtra (Tuscany). Tti • 41.xprt% LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12, 1853. SHARE LISTS. DAY.—Two o'CLoCt. The arrangements for the settlement of the account in railway shares have commenced, and as the account is " bullish," and there is an absence of active put.. chases, prices show a drooping tendency. Berwick, South-Eastern, Manchester and Sheffield, East Lan cashire, and Caledonian stocks, amongst others, are lower. Foreign lines exhibit no remarkable change, MARES AND STOCKS lINOUAILANTERD: larmAte. Ambmii,l at Ji 4otting. awl om litna.Wolv. Itoi 151rk1..11°49 1 ISt I?. 110 at. IC4 SO all SO al. X 43 16 I al: :note Amnion t£ iello' (U L..; I sal L. D) Do. (Ala E. & II.) astern pandas Loons Caton, Cam A... No a. D. ft.) Do. elai• S sad C Alec iloat Law:obits ail A W.L las* ail itzeis; Caliodaalas abater sad Holyhead .. Cork awl Bandon . Vablia sal Ballast laze.. as I au is I ui:~ u 1 ut st.. l NO , Edlubi.res and Peebles.. rolinburpih,Parth,DonlK 'Glasgow k SouthWestans Gnat Norther's Do. shank A, Stock... Do. shares.% Stuck.. ltit.ttoutli. sad Wash (Ire. !Great Wasters ." ;Irish South Easton .. rlazatoter and Combats .. 11, Elii3 a. 100 !t. tOO to. 1)) Is II F.' au SO all 10 $ t. 100 Do w =ip aniii 6 7 1. 160 4JI 61. 100 St. 100 10 476 St. 100 D rum - 1717; Warniusioil Leeds liottberd London and Blacklist: .. ron,TP.bury,S Southend Lon., Bright•o, ht S. Cu Loitdos ILNattl-Weide, London Soutb.Westerc Do, 840 Loodondoory Womb* Loodcodrryk Elatiottlieo Itaa&.,Bl•4lldbooolamis Do. Mao.* Wool. Usiot Do. Itinn. sot Derby .. West. (looked).. ill tit 31/ 6/ 7 ei 108 87i 7 25 Is i I 75 3 6 1 27i 801 42 110 93 i i $Bl I IT 161 9 41 1:91 / 1 21 9ii soi so soy i 'SI NemOnwmpobastor. 10*M rtiortmtheindm , IfOnh DtTOll. NO. 1. Do. A Deterred Do. B Guaranteed liKliti -It:eatern 1 ..~.~ ;XQ~~ 6. WI Oa(x4 Wora, & W0.,r.l +aettL6 Omlfll jeTtligTi 11 - Telaid Ansa k Claw Do.l..ll3.W.Gur.Stk ilimobery as 4 Chow 1w awwtn Die.ilidne impdare unit.... SI til : se SO Osolbwales SO IS IlsodaorbialltivaDo $0 I DIM taco IS II TbanodlotoaDstitikßall $0 17 Veit of Soo* 10 all ANNAN and Kilk*w . SO WI Walortsed Lindok. IS IS West Otratrall IS Ds. Wt. S. ri Croydoo M. 100 TorkaSsmodollinorw:ek SS SO Do. tlo. fastrkst . SO 118 Do.o.lll.l.l'snobsos M. 100 Yak sad North ledland LINEA LEASED AT Atto without aVoe:reeitse (leased teikestWesters Birse,WoL," set =l6 . wat (llm is " ireestoe (lessull to CiesedWeeews Buidigheauhire (Weed te laudositt:t.Weatera) Clydesdale _ Jane:Jou I pawl to otNe Glosassli! Deri Oared te OreetWeiters aollieelby(Ltorkknite ska pe• D'i l 818118 7:: . ". so I so au so ThieitilisatTrisie utsw Pesionse OM) LogralsßairrAge. to No.tiNk)rOmt Mbo pet cen t, . lessiTh - .Lia4i nialiw W.lifki;) sad Beim =lellteskt. k DarL MOM (M.) - - - - - ern, - tea _ heek•awrre pm. _ sat.wilx....sy• 1 Is t ria selllndia(isse it 173 e 4 t. Itu4 71:i to M. 11108811). Wear Valley=. Geared to s Ditto Ditto Ditto ......... Wits Eioatwiet Geared to Great Wotan). Abadan -- Dino No. 2, per Ct. l Bristol le Exeter 4 per Ct. Caledonian .610 Qatari sad Iteydned Oork and Bandon . Donde% Perth, and Aber. _ lean Janerina _ 6 3 71 2 to , 'ID°. tio. (5/.) . / per Ct.' Do. do. (71.175.) 7 per Ct V Saet.Cus.Esta..6 p e.,N0l I Ditto do. N 0.3, Do. Now 8 per Cont. Stook; Igeottinio;Saripou.Op.Ct. ISdiatntegh, forth, and , Dundee, M per Clot , —J Geed Northala 5 per Cent it. I 100 Do. 5 per coot. &trip, Re- , deasabis at 18 p.at. pin MI q ouuravreenoinotiv' SO S 'oWest.Okstsß.,nts ex SF ! Ilt, 100 Ot.Weetara, dud 4S p.a If , 8 Laseashlro Saatita.i 1311 St. 10 I Ditto 8 per omit Besot— St. 100 ton.* haw:hater.. pest St. 100 'Ditto Now Omar. 'wet. 3 - , 5 Lon.kBlltWolOss.riPde 1211 IS LondondimptColer. ith 121, all .Londondsrry 15 I 25 Illan.SPlESiLin a tra l trl lu Ito Do. Now £lO ... 8 3 Do. S 8 .. ... . 121 a:1 Oda . s Corlide, 41 p Ct. M. ICA ; Cona.Br.stb.sp.Ot IM 8 I Ditto irefetenTs So 2O Norfolk Eatonsioa... 3 ' all Do. Cnaroateeet.4 per of 3 I all Do.Waveneffralley 5 pet R.I ISO North British ... all ,North Btaffordahlra 1150 , Orked, Worcerter, sr d 1 Wolves., d 16.6 per Cent Dtt.o ditto ditto 1 , ihrewe.hrtitta.NetrGuar. hrewe.atlieWet(Nor.W. Mir.) 8 per Cart.. , P , . e per Coat ... oath Devon ... ... Ditto New oath Eastern (ltls Ann.) of 11.0.8..._ Alt.Yoiltaltuniperet.estie faterlordatKilkonnylpett furl, Newasetle,Be bone. Gt. North of is .perk. YO 1 ii 5 1 6 IS I 9 9 1 S IC 10 9t.. In II I 6 16 1 10 a j a anew i) ii ! , !! fORRION Antwerp and Rotterdam , Inc Men Lectern Juncttoni iQuuterot aml Krihe Lnjon and VA,llllc m liPutch ..1 Imtinn Arent Indon Penlnema...l rGracd Junction of Franz. t.Wcet.of Cars te..nbeir../ _ Do. Bondi (lni us.; • - - - • - - 1 1 1;;..a - Katpja0 p.Ct.Pre i D. (Railway) ... .. 1 Da (oiiik).,. ... ...I Da. 8 per ct. Tr , ference ILyor.m god ilectact:ane.in los tads, lip to 2 p.m. 29 latark anomie... ... .. 1 —.— a Novae * L'esie(with in. 8 1 e 88 De. Do.(et interest) .. I e •• 411.0 1 10 immterni... ranee .. . ...4 .... W Do. 191.8 per el. Deeds all ; Nann (kr Lk Aeneas seal 141 131 ies' 'frank Prefer. 19 ' Nes an I Lrous ... .. 13 ; Ict pm is Paris Ina Oi.-zzs .., .. 2.0 41 a Para and haute .„ .. 494 .1.. a Paris log Strael'llre ... 111 12 4 P..rie,Caryorietterlseerg 4 1 21 pm SI Quee sod IlLtond .. Pza So , n kstsen aol Hav re ~. .. 4 20 V SC is ohm aid Mews .. .. Si IStI .. Do. 13 9er Coat. Prekr.} 4 oionthernef Prance—..... SI 31 pro 2s. Upper loth Scrip •.••••. • 1 .! PLI 1 all West Plunders . .I II 11 pm I Do. 81 per Cent. Prefer. 1 die par 9 Westernof Prance— ... 91 101 pot 9 Western of Switzerland— JOINT STOCK BANKS. No. ifghartel BAVICAL 22,40 e 4) -1 60,000 1 20 22,0001 20 25,01.0! 27 so,soo, s eon i 20. 1 000' n (ow Austrahilis Clam Cana of India, Aistralia, and Chins LPagl.sh, Scottish. aad Au.trallan Charterer, L nrlon Chartered liAnk of Anstralts anal Austral. itaaklng and Oold Import. Co. n rat i.ustralis Patron! Aumnii% I Mauls prises yesterday. ea I 91122 i I 2 II li pm 4 I li ii pm 2 i 2 1 2 : P 22 2.9 49 50 la all: 72 7$ 2 1 , Al 9i MISCELLANEOUS. lxcrc 31t.ezickxrcra. IPd. 19,000 10 1 1:ustralian Agri SS 12,700 , 24 ". AuAtrallas Lasel 23 10,090 1100 Vim Dirames Lot t 2 Mee* 1 Bralmre dare Jan. 1:.1 taday. tas 27 266 797`22 70 60x4 :0 ! 21 22 MINES. T - :EiDA.T EVENING. A very large amount of business has beeu done tc day in English mining stocks. Upwards of 1,300 shares in the North Damsel Mine have been trans acted at prices varying from 305. and 325. Gcl. to 335. 130 Par Consols wero taken in one lot at 161. per share. The prices realised to-day are as follows:—Wheal Buller, 820; \Vest Caradon, 240; West Providence, 541, 55; South Caradon, 140; East Frongoch, 31; Fast Tamar, 335., 375. 61 ; East Polgooth, 3 to 1 prem. ' • Trelawney, 59, 60 ; Alfred Consols, 131, 3; United Mines, 103. prem. on 2/. paid; Wheal Uny, 103, 11 • North huller, 10, 1; Trehane, 23 ; East Crowndr:le, 4 ; Balnoon, 12 ; Tamar Consols, 5,1; Gorn, IGs. The gold mining . shares were depressed all the morning, but experienced a rally upJa the announce ment of the arrival of the Australian steamer, but went heavier again in the afternoon, and closed flat. The arrival of this vessel appeals to have been " dis counted," and the arrangements for the settling arc beginning to excite attention. Santiago and United Mexican are both heavy. The non-official quotations are :—Peel River Land and Mineral, 103 to 11 prem. • Nugget Vein Com pany, 41 tol prem. ; Australian Mutual, 3 to 1 prem.; AustralianConsols, Ito; prem.; Garnett and Moseley, par to 3 prem.; Anglo-Australian, 3 to 3 prem.; Burn's Creek Gold, 3 to 1 prem.; Alliance Californian Gold, par to; prem.; Lewis Hill Range, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem.; Melbourne, 1 to 2 • Worthing, 4,4; Barossa Range, 1,3; Chartered ' Australian Land and Mining Company, par to 1 pram. ; Adelaide Land and Mining, 4 to 4 prem.; Portland Iron Com pany, 3 to 3 prem.; Upper Canada Mining, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Jamaica Copper, 1 to 3 prem. ; Mizen Head, 3- to 1 prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew Copper, 1 to 4 , prem.; Keumarc, 1 to 3 prem.; South Cork Copper, 3 to 4 poem. ; Connemara, 1 to 3 prem. 1 A dividend of Is. per share was declared at the Mariquita meeting held to-day, a full report of which wiil be found in another column. The committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed the 17th instant as settling day in the West Granada and Varaquas Mining Companies, and the 20th for the Nugget Vein Company. Both Com panies are to be marked in the efficinnist. We understood that the directors of the New Granada Company have received very favourable adviecs from their agents, 1)r. F. Gonzales and Mr. Whitefoot, stating that they had made a provisional contract for the purchase, amongst other mines, of ..r the Frontino old Mine, near Autioquia. This mine has for moo time been worked by a few gen tlemen of grew respectability, but possessing neither mining skill ner adequate machinery. The produce, however, of the mine has under these disadvantages amounted to 20 its. of gold per month, and the vents had satisfied themselves, by a careful inspec t= of the company's bootie, that their annual profits had exceeded 27.000 dole. The terms agreed upon, subject to confirmation in this country, are for a sum less than four years' purchase, which the agents considered most favourable, as the application of improved machinery would probably greatly in crease the produce, and develop Who: lodes of great apparent richness. The titles comprised about 2,000 English acres of freehold land, with all mineral rights, subject to no royalties, and well timbered. The produce cf the mice will henceforth be consigned to the directors of the New Granada Company for disposal on account of the owners until the comple tion of the purchase. At Tamar Consols a parcel of 02 tons of sliver lead ore has been sold to-day at 221. 7s. od. per ton, which leaves a profit of about 600!. on the December workings. At Lewis Mine 18 toms of black tin will be sam pled to-day. The lode in the 70 cast from Praccl'n shaft is 21 feet wide, worth 131. per fathom. At Wheel Arthur the lode in the 50 west is 5 feet wide, producing 1 ton of ore per fathom, worth 8/. per ton. The lode in the 35 west is 4 feet wide, producing 3 tons of ore per fiatie.in, worth SI. 10s. per ton. The lode in Cock's Mope in back of 33 west is 4 feet wide, producing 3 tons of ore per fa them, worth 8!. 10s. per ton. The lode ih Cruses stope, in bottom of the 35 west, it feet wide, pro ducing 11 ton of ore per fathom, worth per ton. In driving upon the branch scat from the 50 cross cut south, north, and south, a lode has beendiscovered producing good stones of rich silver lead ore ; but can be stated respecting its size or bearing at present. An inspection of East Wheal Russell and IVhcal Crebor having just been made by Captain Matthew Francis, me subjoin his report : I am quite 'geisha:l that the value of East liossell Mine will be greater than the most sanguine have anticipated. The course of ore in the tunnel cross-cur produces ssht3h to 33 per cent. for copper, and the lode is oroy f .r I feet ;tido; the lode is not y 1 taken down, but from the produce of the cross-cut will yield 4 tons of ore per fathom, earth 201. per ton, or 801 g per fathom. I attach much importance to this; but the whole appearance of the mine warrants the conclu sion of au ism: sise formatian of copper be.ow. The engine shaft is in one of the most I straordinary and richest-looking gassers I ever 11Nof The cross-cut daiving north at the 20 to cut the north hide is in a rich killas, such as always at tends great courses of ore in every wail-m4seraSised country. The 45 fathom levs.l east, from the engis.e shaft is in a lode producing tine yellow copper ore and greens. In fact the whole lode shows unmistakeable symptoms of a course of ore such as I have always taken as evi- ' deuce of rich denonits of metal, and in which I have never (seen deceived. L have just seen C apt. Charles Thomas's report. According to his testimony I should imagine he supposes the lode ni this mine to be sea iron lode, although I perceive he leaves a door Nen to (scup(' try, when v.° copper is laid open throughout the mine, as I expect it will soon he. I am sorry to see Captain Th /1.113% . 41 indecision. I would rather he had at once declared that it was tither an iron or a copper lode, or frankly tbat he could not understood it. The goloan is in :.n immune bay, and from its continuance to such a depth I argue that the body of copper will he commensurate with it, awl that the mine will be one of the richest and deepest in the district. A; Wheal Crebor I hod the lode above the edit west of the engine shaft is in a fine course ni Tellow ore, coat's! with black, where the tributers are raistug large quautitits of ore, and the other parts of the:slims appear meet favourable. The great feature of the mine, however, is, _that the course of ors over the edit is in whole ground si lt fathoms in height. rind of great !meth before the end to the westward ; this will also be a good and extensive mine. THIS DAY —Two o'CLoex. The settlement of the account in the gold mlning shares has commenced, and Fires have ruled fiat all Cioslog ouemeas prima dole 1110. .41. am. Mow. • aid yesterday. to.day. te,,,vJe 1 terns Prue all 11 11 rm 24 100,003 Ids. luglo Califoralan 10,050 10 Matra:wen 2 4 5 : . t.-.905 20 t artrallsua 5 74 8 71 el 60,0•19 1 Australian Cordillera 101,000 1 Australian Pree:Ald 5 , ..,0,19 1 •• Melia ar: i 4pm 209,000 1 Wua Wan Atralian Golr MI $ pm 110,0C.0 10 British Iron 10.0":8 15 erazlLlrap.(l.l.a. , sl.pa 21. 4 5 6,044 30 Do.Coeaesati CuiaM all 2 2 1 11,000 20 Do. St. Jolm Del Be: 15 29 30 101 210,0 0 9 1 ...arson'e Creek 4 i ipm I 11,009 40 . COpper 100,000 4 • onlal Gold 14 11 1 ,31 ot , , 44 4 ... .„ • Po 7 7g 1.5 i „SOO Bt. Copper ?diners of Eng. all 8.000 25 D. Prof. 7i per seat.. al 41 7 : p 70,C00 dagnaurtrallauCwper all 11 I .11., 31 i 10,040 10 General 10,01li Joldea Mountain sli 4 1 dirt 1 72,090 Grunt Duchy of Bader all par 1 f ls 1 11.000 , rest P.Agooth .ll 14 11 pm 100,•10( '_ake Bathurst all pa' OPa 00,'. 0.7 1 Liberty an 114 po i If 10,4‘. Loadon&Catilorn. Gatti Quarts Caddis 0o all I i dle I 100,000 Mar:init.' 1),000 1 IteairankSthAsteriam. 9 4 44 2,r,01t, New Crnr.,da 300,000 Nou•nen If oade 159,000 Poet Plolip .l 24 21 ow Si 4 8 6e..4„, totartz Bock al! 1 4pm 14 10,500 5 Rbymney Iron .. Ditto New 7,• - •0 25 imtiago 1, Cuba .. •I 'CAW) 1 ontb Australian al 4 3,m 0,0.5 r. 10 Pia Croft lila 01.174 SI United Mexican 70,090 I Walla 1,4,1119 C 1 Nov Mariposa I •11 _1 pm 111 100,603 1 Tuba .... ... ail 4ZI LI 11 morning. Colonial gold have receded to 31 prem.; and p h , nrem • Great_ Numirpt }'tin v • to - - • shares aro othcially 'narked 41 prem. Australian Agricultural shares mark 265; South Australian Land, 66 to 70 ex div.; Van Diemen's Laud, 20 to 21. MONEY MABKET. Tessisay EVIININO. The English stock market was flatter k-day, with an increased business ' chiefly for money. Consols opened 1001 to 1, but declined to 100 k to on a sale of .30,0001. stock. There was subsequently a rally to 1001 buyers, on the telegraphic report of the arrival of the Australian steamer, but the final quotation was only 100 k to 1 for money and next Tuesday. Amongst the transactions was another purchase on government account at 1001. Considerable uneasi ness continues to be felt as to the movement of the Bank, as it is known that the next return of the es ' tablishment will show another very large decrease in the stock of gold. The large import from Australia is in favour of the market, and hopes are entertained of a favourable turn in the exchanges, but it must be repeated that a sensible check has been given for a time to the sanguine keling of speculators. It appears to be understood that the Bank directors have committed themselves to a course indicated by a feeling of extreme caution, and under these circumstances, notwithstanding the general soundness and rtetivi:y of our trade, the pros perity of all classes of the nation, and the prospect of any drain to the continent being soon made up by the influx of gold dust from Australia, operators have become discouraged. An impression is becoming prevalent that the influx front Australia may yet be considerably retarded by the difficulty experienced by masters of vessels in getting crews, and by other circumstances. It is also recalled to mind, that ou the discovery of California there was a long-continued drain on the United States, and it is only of late that the influx of gold from that quarter has been very sensibly felt in the money markets of the Union. The parallel sought to be established, how ever, between Australia and California, does not hold good in all respects. The gold production in Aus tralia is already throwing that of California into the shade, even with the very limited population engaged at the southern diggings ; we have already received several millions sterling in gold dust front her, and the tendency of the golden current must necessarily be towards the mother country, especially now that three or four separate line. of steamers are on the route. The prices at which business was transacted in the English funds are annexed, viz.:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 100'. 4, 41 ditto, for •tho opening, 1001, 1„1, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 101, ', Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1042, 2. Long Annuities, 1860, 61, 1 ; ditto, 30 years, 1839, 61; ditto, 1860, 61, 3-16. Bank Stock, 223, 226, being a further improvement. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 675. to 70s. prem. India Bonds were Is. lower, at 78s. to 81s. prem. Foreign :Audis arc inactive, but prices are gene rally fairly supported. The sales recorded are as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981, 99 (exchange 23f. per pound sterling). Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99, 981. Dutch Two land-a-Half per Cents., W, 67, ex div. • ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 98;1, 99, 981. Ecuador Bonds, 31. Granada Deferred, 121, 5. Mexican Three per Cents., 231, ; ditto for account, 14th January, 23.2. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 64. Portuguese Five per Cents., Converted in 1811, 421; ditto Foar per Cents., 401. Russian Five per Cents., 1211; ditto Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 1043, ox div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 49, ex div.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 23;, 1, ex div. •, the Committee's Certifs., 41 per cent. Turkish Scrip, 4,1, prem. One of the chief events of the day was the an nouncement of the arrival at Plymouth of the over due mail steamer Australian. Her detention ap pears to have mainly arisen front want of coal. She left Sydney on the 20th September, Mt.lO.urne on the 28th intern, Adelaide on the 4th October, and the Cape on the 30th November. It is understood that in addition to 156,000 ounces of gold from Sydney and Melbourne, she brings from Adelaide 63,000 ounces. This gives a total of 221,000 ounces, the Mint value of which is about 884,0001. sterling. Of this sum about 139,0001. worth is understood to be shipped by the South Australian Banking Company, and 30,0001. worth by the Union Bank of Australia. The Australian also brings over a beautiful nugget weighing ':albs. as a present ta her Majesty, and her passengers are stated to have a further considerable quantity of the precious metal in their hands. This is the flint steamer that has ever come in from Au stralia, and, her arrival consequently excites great interest. The slibjoined further communication has been handed to us by the Committee of Nlexlean Bond holders: Messrs. Baring Brothers end Co. inform the Committze of Mexican 13ondhohlers thtt thy hive received, by the Boys! ?daft steamer Trent, .18,622 do . .s. trona Vera Crux, and 13,502.77 dol.. from Tampico. Australian Agricultural shares were dull in the earlier part of the day, but slightly rallied in the afternoon, closing about 270/. South Australian Land were also inquired for, in anticipation of good accounts by the steamer. The shares of Lew under takings were generally unchanged. Colonial Bank shares were dealt in at Commercial Bank of London at 31; National liGik of Ireland, 201, I cx div.; Oriental Bank Corporation, 42, 43; London Docks, 1231 ex div.; British North American Land, 70, being a great rise; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 891; Royal Mail Steam 311. The new Matanzas and Sari:bills (Cuba) Railroad bonds, fur 200,000/., appear to have been chiefly taken up by parties fur investment. the price opened to-day 1 to 3 prem., and closed '2 to 4 prem. Am_ ngst the new projects lately out arc the Hima laya Tea Cultivation Company, with a capital of 100,0001., for the cultivation of tea in the valleys and slopes of the Himalaya Mountains; and the British Sugar Refining Company, capital 200,0001., the object of which is the refinin g of sugar under the maw process patented by Mr. Bessemer. A call of 10/. per share has been made on the shares of the English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company, payable by the 14th inst. The ditectors of linglida, Scottish, and Austailian Chartered Ban's, with a v iew to realisieg one-half of the capital of the company, in accordance with the terms of at) charter, have just made a cal! of a per share, par. ativ , b ;ta stt Nlarch. Tho Swedish. Official Gaulle of the 31st Di amber contains the following announcement: The works on the Royal Swedish Railway between So; ing and Ifult were commenced on Tuesday last at the town of Oran), on the place which Las been appoiated for the buidings of the first station, and are now being carried on without interruption. - - In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the transactions were very limited, and the business on Paris, Amsterdam, and Hamburg was unattended with any change in rates. Vienna and Trieste were son what higher than last post, being done from 10.41 to 50. The demand for Italian and Spanish places continues. The prices negotiated are shown below : Time. Prices u negotiate! this day. 1311 L and M. Money. Amsterdam per £ Short 113. 15Istr. ... 113. 1 6 iate. Ditto Itotierlon • „ „ 11d. it sty.... 11d. lts OAT. Antwerp Brureels Ilam . urg and Alton 0* „ 13aioa. 51 echl. 73nIca. n sch. St. Petersburg pm ru be 33i mice .., 333 pence Saris per £ Short 23fr. Cc. ... 25fr. 71:. Ditto . . „ 3 Months:sff. 21c. ... 23fr. 274 e. 31 arsoCl.l4. 19 ' 23fr. 25c. ... 25fr. 30c. FrartZfort.on-tho-Mainc per £lO ~. 11313. Okr. ... 111:3. Mrs. V AUlla (effective) per .3 i, 102. 40kr. ~ 10i. .Okr. Trieste Madrid.......... .............. 44 304 pence „I $Ol Sim Cadiz ,, pe: „ 30‘ •.ce ... Se pence &lino 8..r....anr. „ ~ 304 pk nee ... SO Fence Slalaga „ „ - pence ... 491 pence Sevite ." ., „ - pence ... 4f i pence Glbritar" . ... ....... „ ~ „ - pence .. 4o 11 reline I, ghorn „.,» ~ „ SCIr. 30c. ..: iair. 121 c. Germ Naples per ducat „ 41/ pence ... 41 prise Menne Mrs,ina . 1.Van....... per zu P ilre 'r 7 : 93 M days 7 da ' tc lll2 - 44 g p i.ce enoe n2cece ••...... 11321434 I‘ ,l' i 'ma nce "e 04 - 0rt3......... ..... „ ~ „ - pence .„ 611 pa-up - - - The general topic of conversation on 'Change to. day was the failure of Messrs. Coffman and Stoker folit, in connexion with the spurious granary war rants and bills of lading. It is considered that a great many facts must come to light before the myt: tery which at present hangs over the affair can i cleared up. It is stared that the agent in Amster dam of Mr. l'ries, who is in custody here, has ab sconded. Tho accounts from the Conant nt are looked for with interest, as it is thought by some that the failure will react in some of th- foreign markets. Monday next, the lith, kas been appointed set tling day for the 11 extension shares of the East Indian Railway Company. At tho meeting of the Colonial Bank proprietary to-day, the usual dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum was declared for the half year ending the 30th Juue last, although the profits of the association are increased. The adherence of the directors to this cautious course, however, is nut approved of by the entire body of shareholders, as will he seen the following, which has reached us from a corres pondent: It was my intention to Lave run up to London to attend the Colonist Bank meeting to-morrow, for the purpose of suggetting that the item of G 93,7761. Is. 9,1. far bills dis counted and purchased, including those past due, should be dissect l, fir the betzer information of the proprietary, in the fnllowing manner,vic.: Bills discounted—Bills pur chased—Bills past due; G 59,7761. This item alone involves more than the capital of the bank, the half-yearly profit upon which shows a dividend of 7 per cent. ; but fro.o the raismanogement of the directors, in sufficing such heavy losses to creep in, the proprietary are only receiving a din deed of 3 per cent. Surely this is inflicting too great a punishment on the unfortunate proprietor for the negli gence of his directors. It would appear much more equit able to make a 4 per cent. dividend, and spread the losses over a series of years, than to deprive the humble proprietor year after year of so large a portion of income. At the present period, when law—and especially mercantile law—reform, is regarded as a subject of immediate importance, it is interesting to remark, that the council of King's College have just con cluded arrangements for the delivery of a series of lectures on commercial law. It is stated that the lectures are intended to bo sufficiently numerous to comprise an exposition of tho entire mercantile law of the United Kingdom, and of those countries with which our commerce is chiefly carried on. The lec tures are to be delivered by Mr. Leone Levi, author of "Commercial Law of the World," and other works. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Monday are thus reported by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press: Dutch Four per Cents., 96:i• ' ditto TVIO-ane. a-Half per Cents., 66 1-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 13-16; Mexican New, 241; Portu guese New, 3'3#; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic% 83. At Vienne, on Monday, the Five per Cent. Metallic, were quoted 96; and the Exchange on London, 10.36. THIS DAY—Twu o'CLocK. The English stock market remains flat. Ccnsols have declined from 1001 to 100 ex div. for money and the 13th, and are now quoted 100 to I. Business is not extensive, a considerable amount of attention being absorbed by the arrangements for the settling in shares and foreign stocks. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 101,1 to 101; the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041 to 4 ; South :Sea Old Annuities, 100 1 . ; ; Bank Stock, 225 to 220 ; Exchequer Bills, 675. to 70s. prem.; India Bonds, 78s. prem. Foreign stocks are dull, with a rather drooping tendency for the speculative descriptions, except Mexican, which is a shade better, marking 23 to Very little business has beer. done in this depart ment. Peruvian Actives have been dealt in at 103 ; Spanish Old Threes, 431 ex div.; the Committee's Certificates, 4? per cent.; Swedish Mortgage loan, I L dis.; Granada Deferred, 12; ; Danish Fives, 10s. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The supplies of all descriptions nf Grain and Flour have been small this week, vessels being still detained by the boisterous state of the weather and adverse winds. Holders of old Wheat and Flour in some instai.ces evinced firmness, and needy buyers hat to pay very extreme rates. Barley, Oats. Beans, and Peas, were in fair retail do mar,d, and Alanday a quotations were well supported. AItatIVALS INTO LONDON Fltoll loth JAN. to 12:11 JAN. Qrs. lieriidu nootelt. Lrisb. Vornir. ttnn.5t......... Is:O I Ilseor 8 ,i) • • • • .. 0 rll l 9t haltalt ..... 1 4: .. Plots, 20 a . 74l2ll;sackp. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sun an.—The public sale of 2,300 boxes of Havanneh was withdrawn at high pries. The small sale of Brazil went oil without altering general quotations, but the market has rather a heavy appearance. The rcf.tied market is dull at list wok's prices. ForrEE.—The public sales are progressing without • o TEA.—Tterc has been a fair amount of business done the last two dap. S MTPETRE.-1,000 bags wore offered and bought in at high prices. Refraction 4to 7 1 , 275. 6d. to 301. Rtcz.-8,000 bags Madras sold freely in public sale at rather higher prices, 10s. to 104. 6d. 1,000 bags of Bengal also sold steadily at 10s. 01. to 19s. SPICEB.—The public sales are progressing steadily. In other articles no material alteration. SPORTING. LATEST BETTEIG AT )BATCHES'::.:.. TUESDAY. There was a fair muster at the rooms this morning, but the betting continues remarkably dull, the following being the only transactions we have seen booked since our last. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE. 15 to 1 apt Miw Mowbray ( taken) 16 to 1 Oscar (taken) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 20 to 1 apt Oalvaninn (taken) 25 to 1 Hirinta (tak=n) 2.5 to 1 Grapeshot (taken) 25 to 1 Redmond oManlon (taken) 33 to 1 Snowdeu Dunhill (taken) 33 to 1 Peggy (taken) CHESTER CUP. 40 to 1 apt Scarecrow (taken) 40 to 1 Muscovite (taken) 60 to 1 Constantine (taken) 60 to 1 Lady Evelyn (taken) TWO THOUSAND CIL INEAS. 4 to 1 apt West Australian (t to 250 6to 1 Sittingbouree (offered) DERBY. 13 to 1 apt IVest Australian (taken) 16 to 1 ' The Reiser (taken) 16 to 1— Umbria' (taken) 20 to 1 Sittingbourne (taken) 40 to 1 Filbert (taken) NEWTON SPRING MEETING, 1853. tiousoalcl Si3IPLICAABII kILND/CAP. it. lb. at. lb. Peter Simple ll 3 Labyrinth Shinrone lO 11 Ballinasloe 9 7 Quickstep Heroine Clutterbox Young Lottery View Halloo 9 10 SELLING STEZPLECIIISE F 11.1.11 HAreniCar. Acceptances to be declared January 19. at. lb. Quickstep Widow Machrea Clatterboz Freshwater ll 0 The Genius View Halloo lO 8 Crabba lO 8 WooiHold st. lb. Telegraph' lO 8 Lizzy Flying Bock lO 6 Ladyl.Wilton lO 6 Harkover . Tempeat lO 4 Frederick Jerome The Knight of the Pipe _9 10 5 RAND/C.Cr. it. lb. 1 Warwick Half-and-Half Sir Hobert lO 8 Caurire Quickstep Nero Janus at. lb. Free Trader Woodfold Cheroot Queen of the Vale Mary Maehree Untie Tom (late Pio neer) UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. ORDINATIONS.—The Archbishop of Canterbury in tends to hold an ordination at Lambeth Palace, on Sunday. Feb. 20 nest,. _ . The Lord Bishop of Manchester held an ordination in the parish church of Bury un Sunday last, when the fol lowing gentlemen were ordained, and afterwards listened to the curacies set opposite to their respective names, via. : DIACONS.—ILdenek, fhomas, 8.A., St. Jolin'n College, Cambridge, to St. Philip's, Salford ; Bell, John Dickinson, St. Bees College, Cumberland, to Churchkirk ; Blamire, , William Hodgson, St. Bees College, Cumberland, to St. James's, Over Damen ; Johnson, Ambrose James, B.A„ Magdalen College, Cambridge, to St. Andrew's, Manches ter; Marshall, John, St. Bees College, Cumberland, to Longsight ; Owen, Owen St. Bees College, Cumberland, to Colne ; Packer, Arthur, 8.A., St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, to Unsworth; Prescott, George Frederick, 8.A., Trinity College, Cambridge, to Little Marsden; Hadley, Thomas, St. Bees College, Cumberland, to Hunt; Sedgwick, John Edmund, 8.A., Trinity College. Dublin, to St. Simon's, Salford ; Wade, Thomas, 8.A., Exeter College, Oxford, to St. Thomas's, Lancaster; Wilson, Edward, St. Bees Col lege, Cumberland, to Edenfield ; Benson, Edward White, 8.A., Trinity College, Cambri dge (by letters dim. from Lord Bishop of Worcester) ; Dobbin, Orlando T., LL.D., Trinity College, Dublin (by letters dim. from Lord Bishop of Meath). Pultive.—William Booker, 8.A., St. Peter's College, Cambridge John Richard Baldwin, St. Bees Collis', Cumberland; Charles James Fordaham, Bishop Hatfield's Hall, Durham ; Philip Graham, St. Bees College Cum berland; Edward Greenhow, St. Bees College, Cumber land; William Maude Halewood, 8.A., St. John's Col lege, Cambridge, to St. Mary's, Preston; James Chapman hard, 8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge; Thomas Open thaw, BA., St. John's College, Cambridge; William Richardson, St. Bees College, Cumberland; George Wright Thornton, St. Bees College, Cumberland; Thomas Town send Sale, 8.A., Christ's College, Cambridge (by letters dimissery from the lord Bishop of Lichfield) ; William Taylor, 8.A., University College, Oxford (by letters di missory from the lord Bishop of Lichfield.) Rev. John Bum Atisqi - ce77:llOli Trinity Curacy, Dor. IMAM. Iles. William Smythies Beevor, to Bampton Caney, ambridreshire. Rev. Edward Sheppard Croft, to Wootton-Fitspaias uraey, Dorset. Rev. Charles John William Ord, to Bottiaham Curacy, Rev. John Benward Travers, to be governor of Alford Orammu School. VACANT. CHAPLAINCY.—Bath Union, Somerset; stipend, 1001. testimonials before Jan. 14: Hey. H. S. Jereola, resigned. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For ACCOWIL PANS. 101.11. Fos Mow. __. witteet. Low. Closing 119 1, 11,..„ tri57 1 i rt 10 40 180 SO 80 65 30 80 33 4,.... 1651 ,10 85 . 10 . 5 . 60 10365 106 - 40 105 - 40 4pm CMOs I 99 1.9 1 ... ... ... 3 per Cones llew Icon o 1 ... ... Fashasge on LontiS 7 at alght. 23 21 ; ... 00 days. /4 /0. ". lalglaa,Spera.llllo 90f dam Swiss lentsCents 93 103 gissay. 99 law 6 per j ... D. 3 — Do. 1834 Pledocatt 5 p.Ct.„... 100 30 Them, Bonds ... ... Do. 1, 1833 .... ask Stases - „ 1840 PAINts, JAN . 1 1 Chersolo, 1,275 ; * Ver. sallies (right tank), —; than (left hank), US; MY mio Mew. 1,010; Paris awl Roues, (07 30 ; gouts ma ism% WI; Maned's% an d Ana. son (Cassarted) 373: Strasbourg end Deka 560; Northers, 355; Pada sad llirsalsisrg, 79760 ; Path sad Igans,ll67 S 0; Lyons andlts. Otter/awn, 7SO; Siontereau sad lSu , as. 100 ; Cues; 67. ; Bless° and it. Disler to Gray, 620. Pods god Cherbourg, 635; Won and Seeessos, 311 TS; LA 694 Dieppe mad Femme, 310; Centre of Italy, —; Par and Issas; 1 ; Sterdsanz and Testa, HO ; Central Salsa, 10. [ar Etreratc rautcnuen.] LIVERPOOL, WEDXESDIT, 10.45 ex. Wind S., fresh breeze, and raining. Arrived.—North Atlantic and Calcutta, from New (Menne ; Palatina, from Palermo; itoyal George, from St. Übes. QUEENSTOWN JAY. 10. _______ Wind westerly, squally, and raining. Arrived.—Pomare, from Corfu; Scottish Maid, from Callao ; Escape, from Trieste ; Perzagne, from Burgos; Domestic, from Ibraila ; Leda, from Brhia; Pearl, from Buenos Ayres. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST TWO LADIES.—GIonerNe ter, Saturday .—A trial of considerable interest came on before the Gloucestershire Court of Quarter Sessions, and occupied the attention of the court up to a late hour in the evening. The accused were a Miss Littlepage and a Mn. Smith, both highly respectable ladies, and well known in the counties of Gloucester and Worcester as having been engaged in the education of members of highly respectable families. The charge against them was that they had stolen linen to the value of 601., and divers articles of plate, the property of Captain Maxwell, et Kemerton-priory, near Tewkesbury. Mr. Pipott conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Skinner and Mr. Fallen defended the prisoners. The evidence adduced on the trial was very voluminous, but the facts briefly were as follows :—Mrs. Idaxwell, the lady of Captain Maxwell, had the education of some private pupils at Kemerton Priory, and the captain becoming embarrassed In consequence of his connexion with a n.ining company, cc tired trout Kemetton to London for a time, and he and Mrs. Maxwell made en arrangement with Miss Little page and Mrs. Smith that they should take to the house and the pupils for a year, and that Captain Maxwell should pay the housekeeping expenses and receive the money tram the pupils. Muss Litticpage was to take to the fur niture, and a bill of !Ile of it was drawn up, hut was after wards cancelled. When Captain Maxwell left Kerner , con, the plate and linen not in common use was locked up in a large cheat, and they took away the key, but after ! wards something being wanted out of the box, the key was ! sent to Kemerton. In October last year the landlord of the house put in a distress for rent, and thereupon Mrs. Mussel, came down, settled with them, and they left. The prisoners left about this time, and then the plate and data in question was missed. It appeared upon the evi dence, that Miss Little age had taken the things openly, saying to some that she should keep them safe, and return them when required; and to others, that she should keep them as a lien for money owing to her. This was the de fence, and it was stated that the ladies had taken advice upon the point. The jury agreed that there was no feloni ous intent, and found the prisoners not guilty, amidst the acclamations of the court. 33 all Su :33 lS 16 10 34 et. luo • i I 61l S 1 3 60.'ICY "it 7 Ik.1!03 iii:liai Ail all 61 U 7 1 1 418 8 65 67. - 114 21 1; dim 19 40. "it ata 3 1 4 I da4 Si • Si 1 pm al 62 93 97 96 63 88 68 73 99 19 20 9 10 14 13 la La 13 14 $2 13 SSA $9l 13 13 4 4 511 I l$ 14 9 10 17 22 9 10 •Ir 71 73 71 Lm j 44 59$ 10 11 Se $Ol ID $1 29 10 109 id 54 54 143 110 33 34 113 114 36 37 IT oe U 14 334 191 1 14 14 $ 1070 1000 04 GO i +l 311 ni 105 i 1014 1411 11l 106 11:11 19 20 OM 6 64 8 1 4 P i 1 II pa 11 1 1 41 Pa 1$ IS 111_ 114 8' .. ; 1 IS pak 10 9 91 r 9l 1104 SP. lax IZ4 31 4 pa 8 114 131 13i 9 10 It 113 11 rol 130 111 1 N 23 3I 6 6i 9 If 101 102 348 II Si Ili 171 171 ' I I6i pa I vat 4PR IS SO sti i; 215 - PU IC4 114 li if I i Mk .AAYB. 1 11 15 I+ 11 pen i 1 die r i 7 7 2 21 • 1 pa 9 1 Sll pi 2 i Pa K 1 it [THREEPENCE. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. ---• •• The market is steady; the (Wiwi , is improving, being 40S casks yesterday. Town fallow ss quoted 43, 61. nett casts; Peter , burir V.C. nn the ppot, Otis. 6d. January to March, 4th. 3d.; October to Pecember, (new), 4Cis. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. INlcssrr. Patten& n and Smith report tl'at the demand for Hops increuca, and the supply is very limited. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. EA St, wart's, 225. ; Walls End E.400 # 21a. Walls End Tres, 22.—Ships at market, 20. • • OurnAGE.—On Saturday night last a large party of armed men attacked the resilience of a *ln named NPLoughlin, who reoides at Forglass, nets and on being refused admittance they fired a shot, gtfil the ball lodged in the back door. A second shot lei tiro fired through the window, and the boll lodged d Ilkstopposit• wall. The party then broke thirty panes cf glad , tQicL bring a third shot they decamped. —Leitrine Jou I' ice am pelt is IN 3 $4 126 128 IN 1 34 171, 2 Is 649 1 i 7y 261 Ti 141 171 Pox* kinsmen dons to.day. 9j llll II