The Express. — London, England, 1853-12-30 00:00:00

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KICKS et MARK LANE.—In accordance viiiii P ! hiewee. of Partners. Miners, and others interested in the ~Tade. as Edition of the AGRICULTURAL IiAZEITE AND ~ipiNese cileoNlii.t: will be pulnis beds erry %looday After r.:-. s e time for pe.t. eisanetteing with the New Year. Tbe Mon .ii.-; , i t, 0 11011. in saltine to the u-ual mark, ts, contain a lull ,et ..1 the Mark-lane ant Ilenithtiern maritcts ed the day.-liay • are Y l oi any Newsrneent. Price Gd. I -.- - • _ T FIE DAILY NEW b : Leaden Morning Paper, price ki. me P. - tic.? ow, o n. the DAILY N Etlin le at the bead of the L. • 11,-.. of Greet Bittern, silerstatinir free *mewse in its bro.rne.t ~..,, ii. I .i:1 • iund and practical norms, whether political, eociaL ef<c...1.1401110 1 . le :he retest and rale* of its Geneve. News,--111 the atenesey of its { a s Repots, -In the ample, trathful. and tinpartis: character of its !Jetta Internet:see, sad in the Vaned merern: ile and commercial us ensenern bolltainerl In the City, itailway. 30 I Monetary Articles,— lg.. tape In ollnvhvesw`l• II arelasis. o mnre detailed ISt 0! Sbippng than any then met a iscliwieely early repuet u$ ?Copping le tqe Inds n Mr by every fertland Mald l -Wei tM Only daily - 'Laing Report, wills hat al stow, aarsieero. Prat :wow Itself to tionlies, as awing the ante taper tondos the n o ." which ese'urtes, awl hie .hays otitis:is', from Its columns a adeseireadrtir Wenn( MX iv ;our.* 1% I-Olve lemur fa shown by the last return of pumps pond for the ye it Isl o to Vie leartinn London Newspapers. by sob tt will be 000 that Una twee (sthe sour by ILore than ail y. ors) bad in Ave years bastes Its t ree o.dest coraintiturs Lelabllabed. Stamps isased. 5...1001 if luNta.ll la .. i n s's!. Prier .....--.».. ...... 1 77 2 n i a stia. 11. %JIM ............. l/81 1.139,n40 DAILY NE 44 ...... —" ,1846 1452.000 To faStllleett 11.11•101.411 of Pis without ,liths hollswinn Oates recently expressed by • nentimporary - Dee Daily News • is the yaurgait ot all the Lanka woratiat afoot the Sr.t it sash bleb grasoll Reda Idebilaral No•-ra- Plot* pa ortat v 036164.44 tbat ananaeoadve Mend= NY* is eisaty he • oMo oi.oula of antral ; oul alsgoir. Id* tie ssamiblebsat suss 4 tee resegnind ditty parres, sad Nib tsetse lowa eiss Naas , d adrertioNarata - swat la tie • 1101149 "--ies IN any 6.4 rap,. OA potanal nun ohm onetplatia witb Ns amarercial Idlnnalh. Is Ineinktoil of aay boabspother se Neortmaa la the kingdom ; or at he oam ie. Neamiaatutart. Plaulainta. Midas. _ _._ SECOND EDITION. FR WI Tins NIGHT'S GAZETTE. FOREIGNOFFICE, Dzc. 28. The bluets h b pleased to approve of Mr. Noble Teaser's Consul at Ilarbadces for the United States of The QOM% s'so been plessed to approve of Mr. & e s t i (.enior), h ss Vice-Ceased at Manchester for his Ma jesty tn.. Emperor .4 Austria. Tkr ..lurta has sly) bees pleased to approve of Mr. o r mge Worm) tan as Cassel at Gibraltar for His Royal Mclnnes the Wand Dyke rf Oldeaburgh. CROWN OFFICR, Dec. 28. V rupts SLII:V.SID To lily! IX THIS PIIZSZNT PASILLSHIST. lkirough ut Cloontel.—Dube O'Connell, Eq., of Doe ran hill. in toe centaty of Dublin, in tle• NMI of the Honourable Cecil Law less, deceased. WAR-OFFICE. Dtc. 30. Ilrairatut of Foot.—Liestenant Gentra to l Sir John Bah C. 8., front the 93th Regiment, be Colonel, vice General 3 , r Thomas, Bradford,doomed. Beament of Foet.—llsjoe•Genenel Nathaniel Thorn, >) C. ~ g. to be Colonel, boo Major• General Sir Ileory perish, K.C.1% , deceawd. lbtr Regmest of Foot.—Major-Gcneral Sir Francis Cock bers to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Sir John Bell, 1LC.8., removed tothe fith Foot. ----- • WAR OFFICE, Dec. 30. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Lieutenat-Co ker' John Lresie Black, from half-pay unattached n , to be Major, visa William Clarke, whe exchanges ; Brevet mare William Wilmer to be major, by purchase, vice Black, who retires ; Lieutenant 'fbornas Barrett to be captain, by purchase, vice Wilmer; Carnet Charles Weroyes Tneaiger to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Barrett ; James Giles, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, vies Thesiger. let Regiment of Foot. —Ensign Chubs Hort to be Heati ng:it, withost purchase, vice Swoop?, deceased ; Gentle man Cadet Henry George White, from the Royal Military College, to be eusign, without purchase, vice Hurt. 3th Foot...—John Cornish Brogan, gent., to he second lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Tritton, appointed to the 87th Foot. 20th Foot—Catein Frederick Charles Ereleh to be major, by pur c hase, vice Lord Mart Kerr, prom g oted, by purchase, in the Ceylon Rifle Regiment; Lieutenant George Tomson to be captain, by purchase, vice Evelegh ; Ensign William Henry McNeill to be tient ,by pur chase, vice Tolman ; Hector Barlow Vaughan, gent., to be assign, by purchase. vice McNeill. 34th Font. —Lieutenent-Colonel Charles Francis Maxwell, trout the 82nd Foot, to be lieutenant-colonel, vice Brown, who exchanges. 41st Foot.—Lu utensnt Charles Yelverton Balguy to be captain, by purchase, vice Tuckey, who retires; Ensign John William Swaby to be lieutenant, by purchase, via Balguy ; John Stirling, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vie, Sweby. 61st Foot—Surgeon Ludovie Charles Stewart, from this Nth Foot, vibe surgeon, lice Gammie, who exchanges. Foot.—Major Henry Smyth to he Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Lord Arthur Lennox, who retires; Captain Humes Griffith Wynne to be Major, by pur chase, vice Henry Smyth; Lienteaant the Honourable Dariel Greed', Finch to be captain, by purchase, vice W 2 ens ; Ensign Frank Garforth to be lieutenant, by pur duel, Ties Finch; Sir Brydges Powell Henniker, hart., to he ensign by parchsee, vice Ouferth. End Foot.—Lieutenant-Colonel Nickolas R. Brown, from the 3ltb Foot, to be lieutenant-colonel, vice Maxwell, who exchanges. Bth Foot.—Captain Alexander Murray to be major, by purchase, vice Brevet-Lieutenant Colonel Short., who ' retires; First Lieutenant Thompson Macky McClintock to be captain, by purchase, vice Fits Gerald, who retires; First Lieutenant (home Wolfe to be captain, by pur nate, TWO Murray; Second Lieutenant Charles Edmund Goddard to be first lieutenant, without purchase, vice McClintock ; Second Lieutenant John Wall to be first lieutenant, by putchase, vice Wolfe; Second lieutenant Edmund Spry Tritton, from the sth Foot, to be second lieutenant, TIM Goddard; John Rawson Simpson, gent., to be second lieutenant, by purchase, vice Well. fold Foot. —Surgeon Patrick O.mmie, from the Gist Foot, to he surgeon, vice Stewart, who exchanges. 3rd West India Regiment.—Captain George Floyd Dukett, from half-pay unattached, to be captain, rice M'Gregor, , who exchanges. Ceylon It.fie Itertiment.--Msjor Lord Mark Kerr, from the MA Foot, to be lieutenant-colonel, by purchase, vice Sismondi., who retires. Ml%ukta 3l.—The commission of Ensign John Barger, who was appointed to an ensigney, without purchase, in the 2nd Rest India Regiment, on 11th November, 1853, to bear date 12th of that month. The Christian name of Ensign l'ocklington, of the 3-ith Foot, is Frederic only, sad not Frederick Sharpe, as stated in the Gaulle of 18th October, IS-53. BANKRUPTS. Timms EASIOATZ, COnrton•etreet, Pimlico, boot sake- num. Jong Rem sad SOLOMON DATIO, East Smithfield, elableft. BINIAMIX VINCINT, Canterbury, boot maker. WILLIAM COMM, Maidstone. builder. Witmer Leon, New Windsor, will merchant. TRONA. WILLIAM Teals, Greenwich, ironmonger. DATIL. PLITT. Amos, Warwickebire, thimble maker. THOMAS lints., Bristol. akiPowser. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Watten Annus, Roark Fifeenire, engineer. s 3'KIILILACIIII Of CIWO, Glasgow, painter. 11.13109 P LSI MONEY MARAE'L THURSDAY EVENING. The English stock market opened heavily, and at one period of the day showed a further fall of 1 per cent., sales being still pressed. In the afternoon, however, the feeling was father firmer, purchases to cover previous speculative sales being induced by this decline and by intelligence of a rally of 1 to 1 per cent. on the Paris bourse of to day; and the market finally closed at au improvement of 1 per cent. com- I pared with the closing rates of yesterday. The firmer aspect of the market in the afternoon does not seem to have been caused by any more favourable feeling as regards the aspect of foreign politics, but was mainly due to the still large outstacdiog specu lation for the fall, which causes operators in this direction to come in as buyers on any decline. The downward movement of prices is thee rendered very gradual. The chief feature of imme diate moment in the market consists in the steady supply of Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. and Re duced Three per Cent. stock by the public, which has continued for some days past, and owing to which there is still an active demand for money in the Stork Esehauge, at 4to 41 per cent. on govern ment securities. To determirie whether or not these sales of the public extend also to Consols, we must wait for the opening of the transfer books of that stock in the middle ot January. It is believed, how ever, that considerable bona fide sales have been made of this stock also during the present account. As regards foreign politics, the event which is now almost daily expected to be announced from Con stantinople, is the entrance of the allied fleets into the Black Sea. In well informed quarters it is ex pected that the formal announcement of this step will cause considerable movement at the Russian embassies at Paris and London, and may even lead to the withdrawal of Baron Brunnow and M. de Kiwi& Consols opened at 931 to 1 ex. div. for the 18th January, advanced to 934 to 1, tell to 931, to 1, and, Sher several intermediate variations, finally closed I St 934 to 1. The market may be said to have closed with steadiness. The °Metal business report is as llsilows:—Three per Cent. Comte, for the opening, 1116 January, 931, 2,2, f„ 2, ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 931, 1, 1. 1. Three-arid-a-Quarter per Cents., 951, 95 , 1. Exchequer Bills were quoted Is. higher, at 4s. M 7s. prem. India Bonds rule at par to 30. prcm. The foreign stock market exhibited no movement of importance, prices being generally steady. Ora sada Deferred Bonds showed more weakness. Par 'bases of a limited amouet continue to be made ow Dutch account ot the stocks currently dealt in on that bourse, which appears marked by much steadiness of character, considering the political complications of the day. At 4 o'clock Mexican Hoods were quoted 231 to 241. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 68 to 70; ditto Three per Cents., 48 to 50. Sardinian, 90 to' 92. Spanish Deferred, 211 to 22. The Committee's' Certificates, 41 to 51 per cent. Russian Five per Cents., 11l to 113: ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99. Granada Active, 21 to 22 ; ditto Defered, 71 to 8. Sales are officially marked as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 95 (exchange, 23f.) Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 921. Danish Five per Cents., 1021. Dutch 'lwo-and-a-Hair per Cents., 641, 64; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 96. Equador Bonds, 41. Granada Deferred, 71, 71. Mexican Three per Cents., 24. Portuguese Four per Cents., 421. Rus sian Five per Cents., 112 ' ,1• ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981, 97/ ; ditto S mall Bonds, 981. Sar dinian Five per Cents., 90, 9 1 “, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 461; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 22. There was again considerable inquiry to-day for geld for remittance to the continent, but the Austra- 1 lian supplies lately reported off the coast have not yet reached the river. Great complaints are still heard of the numerous delays and irregularities in the delivery of letters from Paris. The letters brought in by to-day's mail were known to have reached the Post-office at four o'clock this afternoon, but had not been delivered up to the close of business, to the great inconvenience of parties intereeed. It would appear that these delays are io a great measure chargeable upon the London Post-office. The demand for American stocks in this market is quite checked by the existing political suspense. During the week there have been scarcely any trans sections whatever in these securities. Present quo tations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Cu.: Iteilmnalile. Dividends. Prices. Untied susses pee Ct. PAW. txti9 Jan. and July flap II 1 Do. Brava. lasagna...l6B%l4GS Jan. and July 119 ilti Pannsylvai is 5 per Ct.bde. 1877 80. .11112. a nd iu.., ans. 95 97 VI M ar yi an d6 perCt.6ter.Bits. virgin , : per Cent. Bonds 1/58 Jan. an I July 95 97 5.11t0R City 1 per Cent... . 1653 Jan. and July 981 99i Do. 11 psi et. Steel. lids . Jan. awl July 106 le, Montreal City 6 per Cents. 1074863 March ' ' 4O " 165 &I April and Oct. New Orleve City $ per Cent. Sonde 1893 Jan. and July 90 11C1,10111 Delaware 6 per Cent. bit Mort. ODIMII. 1677 Jane and Dee. 931 Clneinnaiti and M. Louts 7 per Ct., In Mortgage 92 93 Chicago and Mlsrtreippi 7 per Ct. let alortirlies •• Pennsylvania Central Vail. ltd. 6 per Cents New York and Erie Preen per Cillti., tat mortgage 11669 May and Nor. 103 10 ex die Newyork and Brie Seven peril, Convertible .. , 1661 Isa. and July 67 89 Ditto seven per cent, iari Ilmwiltsee covert. ISA Mar. sad Sept. 94 96 New Ye., It and Erie Seven per Cent. 3rd mortgage 1863 Barth &Sept. 9) Land shares to-day were again offered, and lower. Australian Agricultural and South Australian Land fell 1/. per share. British American Land shares also declined, closing at 66 to 69. Bank shares were dull. Oriental Bank shares declined IL, and those of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank were also weaker. The late sales of Crystal Palace shares do not appear to be continued, but the price does not rally, being last quoted 1 11-16 to 1 13-16 prem. In other stocks of a miscellaneous character there was an absence of feature. Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published: 1853. London and NorthWesteni..l:ss.l 42 Lancashire and Yorkshire... 17,862 London and South Western.. 11,827 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern Shrewsnury and Chester 1,783 Great Northern 18,548 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire Croon 754 Bristol and Exeter East Lancashire O2B Barter and Creditors 92 Eastern Counties aad Norfolk 19,257 Bast Anshan 69 I Manchester & South Junction 617 Kendal and Windermere York, N Y ewca rk stle, and Ber wick, o and N. Mid land, and Leeds Northern 27,429 • • Osford and Worcester 2,755 .. • Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire South Yorkshire These figures show the following results: No. of Average receipt Total receipt.. miles open. per mile. 1853 . 1852 237,278 .... 4,2911 .... 55 5 0 'rhis aggregate comparison is highly favourable to the present season. The London and North Western, 'Great Western, and Great Northern Companies re ,' turns are especially good. The London and Brigh .. 891 901 1842. 1:419,866 17,754 11,992 ton Company's receipts are not quite so large as those of the corresponding week of last year, whilst those of several of the other metropolitan lines ex hibit little variation. Most of these returns are for t the week ending the 25th inst. (Christmas -day); but those of the Brighton, Bristol and Exeter, London and South Western, and South Eastern, extend only to the 24th, and consequently do not include the traffic of Christmas-day. It may be observed that the passenger trtflic on Sunday last would ;probably be checked to some extent by the knowledge that the following Monday was to be a holiday, and this will perhaps cause the weekly returns next to be issued to show a larger difference in favour of the present season than could otherwise have been expected. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1843. 1662. Glasgow and South Western £4,618 .... £4,110 Edinb. & Glasgow, and Caledonian 13,937 12,03 I Aberdeen , North British Scottish Cent.& Scottish Mid.Junc 2,609 .... 2,472 Total 127,642 £24,559 The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County noun Ulster _ . Londonderry and Enniskillen—. Cork and Bandon Londonderry and C,.leraine Cork, Blackroek. and Passage Waterford and Limerick £923 1,251 430 .... 15t.... 125 .... Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter asele graphic express : Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 94 ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62 Spanish Defer: ed Three per Cents., 21 9 16; the Coupons, 5,1 per cent. Austrian Five per Cent. Metaliics, 761. Portuguese New, 371. Mexican New, 221. Peruvian New, 66. Dutch stocks show an improvement, whilst other securities are scarcely changed. At Paris to-day (Thursday) the Three per Cent. Reetes closed for money at 74.35, and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 101.23. After the fall of yesterday, these prices exhibit a rally of 23 to 33c. M aii yak mink; Dec. :4, VW. novs DVIPLITNINIT. I NItO 1.-lel ..... .....40,139.415 Orommiertreb ... L. • 0 t ..,,,,,,.. : ,, asad kW:bail 15.12A,415 --... r.s.mas 1 . 1?-0.196,436 Mader.' phit A .. • ./rathrit=grerttle• h 6 Ni . bi : h4lhiisiiii: 1.1P".1 ' a =iin. .. W .. /15,443.7 30 Nadir 4.. Ai. 1.8 Of Xa* mod bid • ...1 _ , 1 :.. Asst.) 11.16ti1l Geld si:ilikr iiiii =k-ftiZT ii.i '''''''''''''''' " ' ..-4-, 07. 7kciii ' - - lADOmbeT December V. 1463. • N. bibleelliALL. Ch id %Ager. SUGAIt. —no innerly* pose of weir, the peedoce of the British peleseekons io Almeria., computed from the re tune wade io the week ending the 27tk December, 1153, 1 14. &mar, the pro-flues of the Mairitioc 20c 41.1. Omar, thy millet of the gut lodic, D'.. !TN!, price of the titree foregoing descriptions u angir, 211. 18.53. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The funds to-day are firmer. Although present quo tations show an advance of only 1 per cent. on the final rates of yesterday, the feeling of the market has been better throughout the day. Console opened at and are now quoted 93 to ex. div. for the 18th January, and were at one time this morning as good 9:4 to 4. The;Three per Cent*. Reduced have been dealt in at 94 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 9.11 to ; Bank Stock, at 217 i ; and Exche quer Bills, at ss. to Si. prem. The utmost quietude continues to prevail in the foreign bond market. Dutch Four per Cents. are better. The list of sales is limited to Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. at 64? ; ditto Four per Cents. Certificates, to 97 ; Russian Four-and-a• Half per Cents., 971; Spanish Deferred, Three per Cents., 22 ; and Mexican at 24 to BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. -.-- - - LIVERPOOL. FIIIDAT, 10.30 A.M. Wind N.W., strong breeze, and squally. Arrived.—Panama, from New York ; Quebec and Jane, from Dantzic ; Gannet, Ocean steamer, from Lisbon. Off the Port.—The Duke, from Calcutta; and ship Marmion. A telegraph has just been received here, stating that a steam-tug...was putting into Beaumaris Bay, at ten a.m., wild • large three-masted steamer in tow. The Gannet reports that the Matilda Wattenbach, which sailed from Liverpool on the 4th with mails for Australia, put into Lisbon on the 19th, with fore and mainmast gone close to the rigging. The ship Elizabeth was also at anchor inside Lisbon bar, with mainmast gone. A schooner capsized on West Hoyle Bank at 8.30 this morning, and there is reason to suppose all hands are drowned. HOLYHEAD, FRIDAY, 10 A.M. Wind S.N.W., a strong gale. DUBLIN, DEC 29. _ The Eva, screw steamer, from Greenock to Aus tralia, foundered yesterday 13 miles E.N.E. off Lam bay. Seven of the crew were saved by the fishing smack Emerald. The captain, his wife, and her sister, second mate, and five men drowned, and another of the crew died on board the smack. This is the vessel reported by the Prince steamer yester day. The screw steamer Times, which sailed for Liverpool on the 27th, broke dawn near Holyhead, and had to put back to Dublin under canvass. GRAVESEND, k'aiuLT, 10 20 A.M. CI:STOW' ReTURN. Wind W., thaw, with rain ; half flood. Arrived.—Annie Kairnes Mode, from Saziobing; Eagle, steamer, from Boulogne. DEAL. FRIDAY, 9 A.M. Wind W.N.W., fresh, and cloudy. Anchored.—Alegra, from London, for Oporto ; West Kapella, from London, for Port Philip; Eclipse, from London, for Madeira; James Holmes, from London, for Barbados; Watchword, from London, for Barbados ; Scindlan, from London, for Calcutta ; Hamilton, from London, for Cardiff ; Car phine, from London, for Madras; Margaret Pollock, from Bathurst, for London; Rattler, from Callao, for London ; Prince Edward, from westward. •—•141I1 LONNON AVgkAGI u.—Wheat, 2 , 4.. d.; Rye, W. 01.; BNIIS 4 Wheat Barley Oats. Nye. ' Rem.. Yeas. 734 9d Its IA I s ed.l3s Odra, 6,1 1 564 TA li. 170 s Td Its :64 61. Its 7d ios lid Sia £ll i s 172 s Td ioa ed Pis 3d 43. Sti lb 03 134 Td 171 s lid t9s Sd :Ss se 43s 3d As 6d 'ls SA m.l ;04 r ,tlr. tg 41: 13 49. 1:111: " 4 3 I ad Ire Md 40e Ta itit 13110 d Ws Ild Basialr. Os*s. üba Pei.. la. _ _ 24 6 wails. AK. Avet.l Urn.- 11er..3. U. c. 111. Dec. 17. , 1 • 1*- «. ••• I 7 1. ... ... Price. Nev. 19. trew.96. 70 9 02 • I 70 0 ••• "' Treci. . -LI- I iit: MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The public markets continue clewed, and the private con , tract markets are Inactive. Native Ceylon quoted firm at 505., at which a limited business has b en done. Rim—This article has been dealt in more extensively than for some years past, chiefly arising from speculative purchases being made founded on the state of the corn markets, sad the fluctuation in prices during the year has been frequent and important. The importations during the year have hien large, via , 31,000 toes, against 23,000 tons in 1852. The deliveries have been 34,600 tons against 27,000 tons; the present stock on hard is 13,500 tons against 16,000 tons at the close of 1852. The importations into Liverpool have been about 30.000 tons against 19,000 tons in 1852; and the stock there is now 16,000 tons against 11,000 tons. Prices are generally 3s. to 3a. 6d. higher than at the close of last year. Savrrirre.a.—Prices have fluctuated during the year, but a smaller advance has taken place than might have been expected from the unsettled state of politics in the East of Europe. The stock on hand is 1,100 tons less than at this period last year. The price of fine is only Is. higher than 1,.t year, while the low common descriptions are 4s. d . refined shows an advance of 3s. Nana E OF SODA —The importation during the year has amounted to 5,200 tons seams 2,150 tons in 1552. The deliverii a have been only 1,870 tons against 2,460 in 1852. The stuck on hand now, 3,030 tons against 70 tons in 18.52 at the same period. Highest price, 20s. W.; present price, 17a. ad. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady te•flay at the following prices, pis.: Town tallow, 575. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot, 595. 3d. ; Doc , 595. ; he. to Match, 595. 3d. THE FORTHCOMING HILARY TERY.--Yeste._ on the opening of the common law offices after the holidays, the lists of rules for the forthcoming Hilary Term were ex hibited. The 'umbers have increased since the commence ment of last term. The aggregate of the three courts is 108, of which 52 belong to the Queen's Bench, 9 to the Common Pleas, and 47 to the Exchequer. In the rew trial paper of the Court of Queen's Bench there are 2 rules standing for judgment, and 21 for argument, whilst in the epecial paper, demurrer list, &c., there are 4 for judgment, aid 19 for argument, besides which there are 6 enlarged rules. In the Court of Common Pleas only 3 demurrers ha re been entered, there are two enlarged rules, and a s Id Lary rule for a new trial, and 3 matt rs standing for Alg oma. In the Court of Exchequer there are 6 rules stand iog forjudgment, 2 for argument in the peremptory paper. and in the special paper 1 for judgment and 2 fir argu ment. Of new trials there are 3 for judgment, and 33 for argument, making a total of 108 in the three court!. Hilary Term commences on Wednesday, the 11th proximo. HIDES.-THIS DAY. SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-A few evenings since a ' LEADENIIALL.-The present prices are :-66Ibs. to 641h5., servant girl, in one of the houses of the Corti toe, in Bath , 6 2'4.; 6llbs. to 7211 w., 20. to 27d.; 72155. to 3011ss , Vid. to was directed to fetch • deceiver from a cupboard in ' 3a. 1 . 801 b .• to Nibs-, 3 d. to 3 td• ;_ 881 bk to 9615..,_ 3ld. the drawing-room. The girl gut upon a chair for the pus to 31d . ; 96Ibs. to 104 1 b5., 30. to 31 , 1.; 101Ibs. to 1121b5., rose, when she suddenly fell through • " borrowed light" , 31d• to 4d. Horse Hides, 65. to fis. 61. Calf Skins, light, 2s , in the floor, into the room beneath, a height of 20 feet. The to 35.63. ; full, Gt. to 6s. lid. inmates, alarmed by the crash of the casement, rushed to ' BRIOIONDSEY.-Sheep skins, polled, 7s. to Bs. 6i.; her assistance, and di-covered her in a state of unconscious- hints and !fall-bride, se. 94. to ,5.01.; Downs, 4s. 4d. to 55. 4d. nos, sitting upright in a ch air, with hee arm stretched out, firmly holding the decanter in her hand. She had, it ap- I -- peers, fallen into the chair, for the seat had sunk several i COAL MARKEE-THIS DAY. filches; but the decanter was not broken, neither hail she I Wi-.lla End Riddell, 325. ; Walls End Lambton, 325. 94.; sustained any injury beyou I a few bruises on the arm and Walls End Tees, 3 lie.-Ships at market, 211. hand, and a slight a-retch at the beck of the head from the broken glass or wire-work protecting the casement, part of which was torn away by her weight. There was another ' , TEALING AN INFANT. - At the Glargow Winter person in the room at the time of the accident, but it was so Z instantaneous that she saw nothing of it, while the girl her- Circuit, Ann DPI/maid or Aerie,. was charged with the Far has no recollection at all of falling. Mr. George King, crime ot manstealing or plegium, in having, on the 26th of surgeon ' who was called in, was of opinion, frum the state in October last, • wickedlv arid le I ni , usly stolen and theftu which h e saw the girl, that she had been seized with mita- nuely carried away fames M•Donalil, an infant child of le psi. Sie ii now (Oita roc veered -Bath Chronicle. five weeks eld, sun of Henry M'D oaild, fisidresser. TIIE WILLOW PATTEEN.-The pagoda was a high Prisoner pleaded guilty. Mr. Monciief, counsel for the tswer of many stories, each surmounted by a roof, turned prisoner, said the alleged offence hail only been a joke up at the corners, and having the points ornamented with iude.ced by her husband having fro quently twitted her little bells, in fact, an COCCI counterpart of the edifices so w A having no children of her own. She received an ex commonly represented on plates. Most of the patterns on tittle'' , character from employers with whom she had the porcelain represent some story-o ft en a scene out of worked. Lord Wood characterised the prisoner's conduct some well-known play or novel. The famous will swam- a s a piece of silly. ab.urd, and extravagant imprudence, tern, more common in England than in China, is an exam- which had nevi riheless given rise to Sirius though trap- ple. The house on the right, surrounded by orange and Giant alarm to the parents of the child which she had car other , was the residence of • mandarin, whore (laugh- tied rff. In all the circumstances he considered the law would be sufficiently vindicated by her being sentenced to ter bad f retied so attachment with a man of humble sette r. , hut whom she was prevented from seeing hy her three months' imprisonment. The prisoner, who is a quiet, (otte By the help of a fisherman they esca-ed to a Pours , simple, comely-i..okinir widnin, of about thirty, quitted the on •in adj iining island ; end the feller and his men may i dock in tears.-Norlli British Mail. 5, seen following over a bridge, while the doves above ar , .: I SOME AND NIEVSE HAILWAY.-Traffic receipts the ...il+ of the losers, and are emblematical of their hap- for fto week en 1852 ding Dc. e 25, 18.53 :-111 1 . Bs. sd. Cone pi Sk.tcher's Tour Round the World . i spondiag week, , 3361. 10. 4d. SMITHFIELD MAItIiET.—THIS I)AY. The number of beasts is small, fully adequate, however, to the demand. The choicest descriptions are readily dis posed of at about late prices, but trade is by no means brisk for other kinds. The supply of sheep 1 very small, and consequently m.t with par:lasers at Monday's quotations. Good calves being scarce, make rather higher prices, but the advance is scarcely quotable. From Germany and Holland there are 65 beats, 760 sheep, and 21 eaves; Spain, 240 beasts; and 75 milch cows from the Home Counties. Per +tune di tabs. r. Per stone of 811)s. s. d. sd. Ifoot Sec. 44, Hereford... 46 4 8 Bert Da.. a lit.-t)4l. yh lisottgrort4torno ...... 4 4 4 6 lkot Larle-oeoP 111re0n.14ru510.7 Wort, 30 3 8 Po. do. 4 norn agree ..• ...... 4a 5 2 noes ow , •deondquaitty 310 4 2 its. .... •. . . 34 4 8 Dr— um Ilik . g.broly. 410 6 2 ....... * . Ire-to o 84 martin. 7eo; snoop aid larsb4, 3.740: tnloce, 73; oth • 20,918 26,647 14,141 1,612 15,166 3,389 - 618 CS% 4,417 16,038 699 575 24,338 997 1,798 7,141 1,184 MINES. THURSDAY EVENING. Quietude continues to prevail in the British mining share market, which is still unmarked by any move ment of importance. The sales reported are—West Caradon, at 260, 290, ex div. ; Wheal Mary Ann, 384; Alfred Consols, 23, ; Tincroft, 51, 6 ; West AVheal Jane, 24; Peullyne Court, 2. The gold mining shave market remains dull, with Ilittle inquiry. The Great Nugget. Waller, and West Granada Companies shares were lower. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted to prem.; Nouveau Monde, Ito 4 prem.; Ague Fria, Ito prem.; I Great Nugget, par to I prem.; British Australian, Z to I die. United Mexican shares were flatter, as were also those of the South Australian Copper Mining Com pany. Peninsular Mining shares were rather better, closing at 1 to 14 prem. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—SouthDevon Consols,) to prem.; Lewis Hill itange,l to I dis.; Clarendon (ofJamoica).par to pm.; Golden Mountain, Ito dis.; Mount Carbon Coal, ; to 3 dis.; Kenmore, par to I prem.; Conne mara, dis. to par; Glenaulin, Ito 1 dia. ; Aus tralian Mutual, 4to 3 die.; Poltimore, to 1 pram.; Great Crinnis, Ito 1 pm.; Gossett sad Moseley, Ito 1 prem.; Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 dis. to par; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 3to prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, I to 01 die. ; Australasian Coal, t, to I dia.; Lignanea (of Jamaica), Ito dis. ; Chartered Australian Land sod Miring, .4 to die.; Australian Consols, 3 to I die. ; Fortune, Ito 4 pm.; Locke mor Copper, Z to I dia.; Obernhof,4 to I pm.; Glad bach Zinc, par to prem.; San Fernando Silver Lead, par to I prem. ; London and Virginia Gold and Cor, par to prem. ; Peninsular Mining, Ito 1 1 prem. ppe ;;Great Hewes: United Tio, 1-16;to 3-16 prem.; Cologne Lead, 4to 4 die.; Monarch Gold, to I die. ; Jamaica Copper, 1 to I pm.; New Linares, dis. to par ; Melbourne Gold, d to I dis. ; New South Wules Coal, I to S dis.; L'Aigle d'Or, to die.; Dhurode Copper, par to I prem.; Carberry West, 4to I die.; Moselle, I toy prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction,) dis. to par. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. ii st.!l The gold mining share market to-day is almost It ; devoid of businebs, and prices are unchanged. Agua en i Fria shares aro quoted to 1 prem. ; Nouveau at.',l Monde, to ?,prem.; Colonial Gold, to prem. ; and Great Nugget, par to I prem. st., Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 43 to 44 ; at., Peel River, to ?, prem.; North British Australasian, ~ 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; and Scottish Australian Invest- at. taunt, 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. Linares shares have r; been dealt in at 111; and St. John del Hey, at .33 10 ex dig. tei St. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I 14 se MAItK-LANE.—THIS DAY. tit, There was an increased deaiand for wheat this morning sc. at an improvement of Is. par qr. upon the rates of last SO market day. 1r Flour sold on fully as good terms ao before. Oats were saleable at an improvement of Gil. per qr. Barley, beans, and peas were unchanged in value. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON Mind 11W. 26th to DEC. 20th. Can. Enslisn. fisougl. Imo. ioceret.. Wheat ll.O i 470 Barley 17.0 I 1 1780 7 Oats I 3240 , Pall ..... Noon. - ; and 9,76 C 755. ' Id.; its. !.d. ; Pe M.; W I U s. st. AVERAGI 1632. £644 214 1;456 363 143 SHAKE LISTS. THURSDAY EyENINI. The railway market opened flatly, partly owing to lower quotations from the provincial markets; but, on the whole, the aspect of the market was steadier to-day. The variations in price throughout the day were slight, and at 4 o'clock the current rates were much the same as those of yesterday. Lanca shire and Yorkshires and Caledoniane, however, closed rather lower. Stock has been rather better supplied at the settlement than was expected, and the " back wardations" current yesterday in many cases passed off. Lovers were, however, an exception, a " back wardstion having in some instances been paid for the temporary loan of these shares. On Lanca shire and Yorkshire stock the " backwardation " passed off entirely. THIS DAY.—Two The railway market to-day is firmer. Several of the leading stocks show an advance of 10a. per cent. Caledonians, Dovers, and other shares are also higher. London and North-Western stork is now quoted 104 to 1; Great AVestern, 831 to 841; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 66} to 67 ; Midland, 621 to 63 ; Dovers, 181 to ; •Great Northern'', '2ll t o t ; and Caledonians, 271 to - -I. French shares are also better, especially Northerne, which have advanced to 331 to A ; Strasbourg*, are quoted 321 to 33 ; and Paris and Lyons, 161 to prem. Luxembourga are rather flatter, at 101 to 11. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. cLuoleg men Yesterday. brie to-day to 3 p.m. &SILVA TP. 9h. 1 Pd. --, —, it IN .1%,retr.,... „. ... .... 1 311 n. Amboy, Notting., moral 1 mu hue I uneti.a3 .„, In a i Nria.Woly. hilltatir Val* Si M' Pirko., lAn., nebv. Jut. 204 214 41 51 9 11 9 96 dia II 19 54 46 di, 96 Iva s 4 bbe 16 I? 14 19 46 47 94 9 44 64 34 4 1:4 bb 4: al;' D0.Ch5...m0tra......- -_ IN' rio. dn. :Ir. An..., Icor Erliolol and Sasser . WO Calidooku ... all Chester and Holyhead 2. &111 Cork and kande% ... 43 iDahlla sod 13:1f.tatJur.:... 4111 Hoodoo, r.rtli, 3,1 A. , does Junotlor. «. ali Bast Anglian al:1, Ditto (dIo E and 1r).., all , Ilistern Counties 100 &ruin ti,,,,,,. 0,,, , w. 011 1 1)0. (late lit.b. 6h 1 ... ,100' la.. ells., ft 11.0 - End Laneaabiro 'lOO lEdinhargh ,nd CEarerow . 1. 3 1 Edinburgh and roei.leo... .. 00 Edinburgh, l'er th.U•iods 100 'Glasgow Se ScuthWeetwt `lOO Oroat Northern .- ... I ILO I De. A. Stoat 'l. - .0 Do. It, Woe( 100 : 0 t.iioath. and Wtet.(lra.: 10' Great Western ll Irk& South Eastern .... all Larioantar and Cocotte _ I Do. New Mira,— _ r ,. 100 Lasaasklro ono VorkiOtra 174 Dealfthe .., _ 11l De. Writ &ding Osten all Lends llort.t.e , a 11 412.00 41 a and Blaokwita .. 155,L00../Übier),St Southmt at Wa ci :Tl - arV.Pi<T , Do. kir Money ... ... II Do. Fifths . • a DO. Sle ra.,l * .i.asta it.ie. 14' Do. Eighths... log tondos & south.Wcat , .r ,. 111 De., ASO ... ... . 11 D.P.. SIC _ all LondondrrylklEnniakil'noi 110 asearb.ollsof.,&lorinoin , L , IS Do. Man.& Latol. l• Mir 100 Midland ...• ... lOC , Do. Him. an d 4111ik1.0. 'Nest. Ore).- ... 1741 Ditto IlaU skarn... ... 100 leenntarkst - ... . 14 Do. Bury Ezienalos .. I!‘Nrritiora 6 or6Akfl o r sked T.Newry a 1.4 kainloni!llin.. all IHearyWarrcayointrallo.. 149 Norfolk . ... ... .. If , Do. Now ... ~, Si' Mortberst Counueo link; 100 rertli British ... I. ... 10 North U 4111.1 1, do. I. ... all Do. 4 • I)efetred S , Do. i b OtiaranU , l all L ' North London 11ENoeUs OtalforerSirc... I all ;Moth Western 10 North &South West.Jur e. I 100 loar„rg, Wore, A Wciur , ill I.eo , :tell Cesare ... 100 Sitottbh Midland ... . ISO Shrew.. to firm.. ... 1 .PO Do. L.&: , l.W.Gaar. Si% 10 Shrewsbury and Ilerofonl 1 ri ali Enrearebory 500 i !max (Ifor.W. Mtn.) ... II all Do. liar& ... ._ e SO Do. Orneatry ... O 414 darovabire Union ... I O Si South Dins ... «. It. 100 Mouth Eastern ... ... 10 40 South Wales , _ 10 IS TaNNISSIDr;;Da; 1 IS ' all Sbaskles a lion ... I If 20 ,flonallalaltall I ti 1 II I Vale of MOM .., . I 24 I all i Watirked and Kilk enny. SO , all yWaserlia4 mad Llsortet. SO :14 ',want Cornwell .. . to Sig.: Whittled= end at 1 I W.EaletLes..o7 l WP. 1..100 ; I Teeli.ltemerelebill•rvist Ul 20, De. do. Itatenriono _ U Ile DO.O.N.Z.PUrOIIt.:v . 1 It. 100 r Turk and North kildlaw at. Bo' to ss 2 31. 64 66 thi 65 2 '.3 R3i 1114 39 61 :29 131 104 101: 33i 331 93 93 131 60 64 61 !se dis 13 13e 6) ois 99 100 1e3.1 1(•31 12s 11+ db 214 224 - 624 62f 31; as LINES LEASED AT 1 , 1 iloo Illsoklaprlamehtre (hawed toLoadoidiN.Weinern) *.;clots!, Pinetlun (bend toCakdoalsi).. AstlAneolaab4Aar I.p.t i Din 1 P°l 111.1100 54 SO die par 5 4 die 21 34 6 5 48 SI 31 IS di& $O SI 8_ to (looodo to Otntortiorri,! Glosoostof SD. Voroo (lowed to 0 rostWoere, u" liortkoool Doek & Itallw. II Meowed to Yk. N. & Beel . flill&NolioALTortilliN i I Da dorm kooks sad Oreawici , lisood to Booth Noe tern Ditto ?reference (dltto) . Loorootott Ousr.4poreont (leoood to Norfolk) t _Dltto ditto 6 per COW i f i f .9 .1. SO si' Si Ss eM a; 9 1 diz par 33 37 91 93 57 18 18 80 15 80 24 2 die 14 16 7 6 11 12 31 31 Al. 15 17 60 61 324 ;34 3 2 di3 27 20 2i 3 13 16 64 61 27 29 6 84 0334 I" M al Li 4tli !lc. iIID [IOTA( 101 1(3 211 1 S 1 31 ►3i * 142 143 g 4 l! 40 02 100 111 84i 3 iT :8 I+l I.#l 24i 5.3 a 93 93 21 S to ou sal lledmr 01= to Stoat. Dan)) It Iroltord , to Nortiboraldtaotorce perct (Nand to lisot.Coo novo all Do. 5 Tar arm (do.) 115 ProotosaW ire (lotto. IA 611.Woot.ittone.laori It Ditto e aorta (ditto) 100 &roc° AM 111tM111 to Omit Northers Do. Itheotatla Stock n ~ r 142. :45 111, 9411 is i ss suitoo 0 I 6 60 62 14 LII i MI 31 O€PULOW.M.r.vm Wra ld v r int . Pli z *Cl .6 out p. i ouga . , 2 1 i dl. I D W (l.6"a l io t il t w o o: D e l o ss. l:o: l l. l e L , : t tOl t -1100 62 I 3 49 101 6 4 I,- 16, roamer RAILWAY'. Aiterorp and RotterilaM 2 11 din :Br:stereo to Grainnennac...' S 2 din Flom.Baroda&Cen.lud. Sr par 1 pm Belgian Eastern Junction I la Cluirlsm nag NryurhDel 13 15 Dijon and itesanon !2lSi pm Dumb Reenieh... 24 2 itte Rom Indian 31 41 pm ' Do. itztonsiori ! dill Onat Indian re.an; 11 0 Grunt )111,V.311 wroo-., 94 pru O.Trmk ofC,anadash.Sibd . 4 3 dim Great Central of Franco— 1 pa Ot. West. Croat t. Slam 1 din par !Hamilton &Toronto k dis 1 pas LocraiiPutoja, s p.CLPTe . di. Laxamboarp .. • • 101 111 o. (Ka's. or' 1 71 Vo. do Prefrrcncr 1 11 21 Do. (Canal) 14 1 1 Do. Guaranter4 tar A pm dia put 1 pm 71 ni 341 S 3 II If T 1 I - 1; $ a; 10 s 1 10 1 3 I 30 I 103) ILTons — aiddeteTa •. Ma aolur & ( werr Northam of D 901. 9 pc!. et. Mond 10 a:1 fo 1 0, 20 2 20 V, (for P. Norwegian Trun4 Prat. Pr.r.s and Lyons •',rta and Orte.ima Paris sad Roar 11'71rd' ana 10 1 1 0 1'Quabee and Richmond 10 all 43%1111 10 V Ad* Danish 6 2 Royal aredick 20 .11 Immbreaad Macaw 6 Do. 54 mer °eat. Pref., 20 2 !bath Rowland Franca 10 6 'lloatharn at Tram 30 S. ,Orppar W 121181.4 If all 'Vat lhandera... .. 10 10 D 0.% per cient.lhat I 20 10 Waders of ?tams.- 10 4 Weotern 01 bw.tzLrhast 10 12 74 84 18 161 pas 46 44 41 43 32; 323 3 4 Pm 1 2 dim IS 20 1 dm par I 91 dui 81 9j 4 6 pm 41 41 1 1 at. 71 $4 In II '1 lip -- 4i 4 di. 30 I 20 SLM IL 100 ..4birdorn et. 100 Mewl tt Vetter 4 par Cal St. 199 Oebelonlas 1210 -. , 15 , 11l ;t2stuter soul Holyhead 1 62, all Cork aad Eludes sr all !Duels', Perth. and aher-I ' ' deco J,netiot ... - 811 31' Neit.ineliaa(3l.lo• ) 6p.l.ll 5 5 aO. dO. (U.) 7 per Ct. yil 2 !L,•,, an. (N. 17e.) I per Cl. 6 1 I ..Cee.hzte.,s pe.,9101 6S . ai .‘,..Ditto do. He. 2• 10 I 10 Do. Now 4 per M.01.'1041 10 l 10 INastOcioa.Porip(o.ep.Ca M. 1 100 Catt Lanet +hue 3 all East&Weatl'orki 10.5tha• 6 a PAW,.." . rie,thr.ti,4.e,e Er.. , f 03iereci Northam) perikoN I. I 10.• 0.,.., la r cut. derv, Re 1,. arable at la p.at. pat 109 110 10 ' 10 Do. 4/ per atilt. scrip • 1 1 Pm 62l 0.,01.6:75.3 Wetern(l)VaKethe. 9 Id N:. • ,fetech.l4BAllantse• hes 61 7 ha. 1101 D0.e.17.r• !tem. i 5 p.O), 101 103 B. 100 Ca . :- rredei amble epee et 96 100 li 6 itArnetsktroltYorite.l•s2 ll ' 1 dim nor at. t 01 Dote 6 ter cent f44.4k 145 143 4 . .. ? .43 1,117. a. itr...h.Pref.s peril I it. 100 IOWA" New Goar.6 per Clio a) 9 itaidlattliNeeKba.Thadi; lli' oil I Wadoraierry a Coler.. et 1 14 Ith :LocdooderryStEnelek.24' 25 25 Man. Sheff. aline. tea.. t` 1 i 1 , Dc. New 410 - ... 9 1 13.). C 3 ... ... ... 084 ei .11..e)rp.k.esrlii.le 42 p Ct. 'Lilo) iilioiiii.,li:coalir.l3.l):.p.Ct Id! 3 ) Of LW Preference 9; ' 10004crbls 5 pet.F.41.91.11169 St ! 100,• N. Pref. 4 pi' sa. dick 1111.,100 I 15...teff,earyVieloy • pet 11.1 104 ,Aork !frittett ... ... il 1181 .i.l. North Stafloldatare R: tOOO--kied. Wereenter, • l, W.aror../13.11per Cosh! 1132 to I u' a: Tht.l dole 4itt 1 2 iem 111 all Ido.dlishastrolNeirPref. - -- a . 6 llthfew..9llStrru.hea•haa.• 91 101 10 13 AL-we UtCheetsr(Nor.4 l ll.! /11 .0 .. 8 piri.lint.„- . I'l li) 10 Du. 4 per Cest ... ! 9 f 25 25 dont: , i. , ..a e .. .. 13 la Data Fixed 11 per Cdr 1 die 149 all Gonth V-,tern (14adiae • ana)of 41.0.6 l3. dt. 100 Du. 4) per reel. 91 41 ito.Y.akalmer. +Pero-Haar, 17 I 3 • 3 Naar: , rashilkettuytp.etl 1 St. 130 ' York, .. - lewcitetle,at to • ,l ' fit:4 .?1,1% of hit...par...n.l t$ 19 II ' 3 IXtto Ditto .. i. A 44 25 !, 10 aortastf.flid.ll.lo.iurea 11,42 i par fo9 lel RI II 4 .4f Si 6 -; I pm Gm 1114 14 24 11 ill 112 8 0 Po 19 12 pm J4l ; 1 i 4 106 110 ; 91 N 29 23 Dumas. No. i Sbarai - I -I 110,000 L SO,OOO L o, I'Vitol 10 100v0 SO 60.00 u t 100,91.9 SO.ffl.l I 8,001 10 I I pa 6 dis rar 4 6 40 it= 16 dills I.Asstrallau ' 6 • S 36 twtra:iacCordl:lets -11 -I 4 Ms II Australian Vratheld ... all die Are Merle Blnenasos Iron &Ccal, all 10 ll l.:.:14161. Atotraitua ti 6. 41 smi f i ItiJ kr.flelbiroll U. SI e “) •Itraz.lie• .o...tstiv, icy 0 6 ! Da.Cocarsaadadslia , al! 1 21 Du. 't. John Inn Ito, Cnroon't , ( rock I tela .Cons. Win. Co.. Jam Colin . (Colon:0 “old 0,111100 +Wert Miners of lag. tDo. Pref. Ts per cost, igßig&Awtreloireow Greet Pht.:lrrt Vein Do. Registered hies oral Itlrand Duetsy of BIWA Groat L.A. Buthurst Liberty f Linares LoredebbiCtorN Oyid Utterly, Crumbing Do.. iltariquite sielicangett.Atttriteirt Nett tinisbeia N0Y.6.1t1 Maude Port Philip LL•wru ♦P.hcmatp Dew 4. Do. New. ` eanuage de Cat • :moth ITtn Croft . r.nlff=l Motlama t% at GranoLi Vulyt ..... ..... = ♦ Tr:m/I*riblo b 104 i 1;;46; done 17esterdAy.1 to.day. Kura. h:€l.l Was Prla .. . . . all tia ,Anglo AuotrAl4Ol4 I. +Anglo Cill'urrAta; ' C.l ..tuptraltr,l4s - la*l 11; 4 )3' 1110,(0: 12,00" ltO.OCO 5 10;' 100,000 20,sx, 11.41: 01, , 141 10.04. :0.e1.K. - 16:4(14 .104,00,3 • 6. - ,UOU 60;43 10,1)04 10.001) 70.904) 100,000 100,10 f, JOINT STOCK DAN Ito. IC I B& EL I 251,50... V • Ikudrolana . 40 k NAL Col. Hank kienn Co all 17.1:0UU QO Yrltish North American 40.0001 IS (2uvtered honk of AMA 50,000 10 Mart. Bank of laila. Aug ! .1 trona, and China _- MOM 100 ,Colonlol .. 25 25,000 100 Vlommeretal of 1.012:10o. - .1 29 26,110 39 Eng.. tarot., k And. (Wt. 10 25,040 20 ,tin. Chart. Dank of Ain1..15 10,000 SO London mid Couatr :51 08.080 50 London Joivit Stock ... 10 60,000 100 , London nod Woomiutter 10,000 100 National Proc. of 10.001' •.Y) Do. New... . 50.000 0° Notional of Ireland ' 00.000, 20 New South W a les 33.43 25 Grient.d Hank Corpurviaal 23,000 WO Provincial of 4,000 10 DI. New . f4.000' S Uoyol Amaral= Maine ' and Gold Imp. Co. CAM' SS gouth AuMlalta 151.000 25 Cairn of Athgralla B.Wol .. • Do. New. ...... 0.9091 Cuba of 12.099 i 40 L... 4011 of liathi4 33 14 k dis Ont 45 47 1 1 Pat . "j 10 PO ! 8 06 24 3 die 4 11 ' 14 16 ip 'l4 d 2; ; nu I 11 12 i I I 411 74 3 913 i Taa I e I I tat 31 U 9 1 14 10ei 1 4 1' 1 1 1 glu. ..1 i l didi • I 1101 41 2 1 1411 [l4 It I i loai (6 1 - ~-~ 42 44 44. 4$ M I8Ck:LI/114E01 No. ' 9n. M SLubin BOPS and Iron ... W,dllo. 21. Australian Aerieulittral 120e6 20 Anieralwian 64,000 , 19 Audtralhui ltoral IWI . 31,000 hi !Win W ate: a mire , 60 Ainerlasn L oad ,0001 6 Brit.& Col.Snaaßedve.o 06,001` 0 .1 19,000, 100 Canada ..... 160,2 ► Cryltal Palace ...... 1 M), 6 Do. .New )30, 4 Cryotal Palace of France 00,000 10 Eastern Steam 5:40(// Electric 'i'elellraPh 11,01.10 25 , Dn. .. ~. ....1111 20,Uc0 15 llm/eral Steam Nat igation. Su General S. S. Shlpteng Co , le 11,014.0 20 lrieh Beetroot Suanir • I 16,000 4 Magdalena St. Naviiplaon , 611,0109 1 National PatentSteainFuol all 60,060 l 0 Nethallanda land 15,00., 2 N.S. Wales C(..411,13,110te1e I Steam Navigation Ca. I Ir.-as, I North Brash Australmiii ' aketo I Do. New . ..... - • $1 25,Outi 2s North of 3:uroe Steam 120,": 6 Peel Riser Land k Mineral all 30,099. 56 Penitibular k Or:eutal Slm. all 10,0(0' 10 1/a. do LS 50,1109. 2 Portland 10,111COIONLI all 14,8/0' BA Royal Mail Steam ...... to 100,000 1 Scott/di Amur. Jur 12,700 1 25 South Australian lan . 1101/01 1 -Bann irine Telegraph tterl 1 10,005; ICS, m Diemen , Land 264 N.t. I. yricrtLlYl 42 44 65 Ti) I", 11 4*41 Ii pani 4 4 pi 16 18 11 13 ,f.l 1411; _ Par 1 onl par g 14.1 Hainaut 4ous to At.) . 16 " 3 4" '11414 r 1413' 14 1,5 141 PoRTRAIT OF LOUIS XVl.—lmuis XVI., though at that period (the opening of the States General) still very yousg, had wine of the graces of youth, of chivalry, of his rank, or of the beauty of hie race. A precocious corpulence imparten a heaviness to his gait; a sickly timidity smh Ir eland his attitude ; a sort of perpetual lameness, by throw ing the weight of his bust sometimes to the right, sometimes to the left, deprived his stature of 411 manliness mil ma jesty ; his flaw* was short and thick, lis sword was an ircum , hrance insteint of a decoration; his military dress, the it..i form of the first princes of his race, became him badly ; lie large blue eye, dazzled and vacillating, c 'old tie upon nothing with a firm regard ; he'twat the perfect ituntt‘ • r ~ man biought up in the shade, who bad startles a rampart. of courtier.' between him and the crowd ; his forehead wati taw and receding, his nose heas t y and incliued to one side ; his mouth reused and tame ; hit cleats too round, and devoid of muscle ; the expression of his countenance insignificant, and more rustic than royal ; kin motions sudden and inharmonious, indicated a mind that itoprteit amine to his body with pain and with effort But this very rusticity in the appearance of Lillis, a .{l,. I constituted at this moment one of the elements of die' sensittiltty he had excited among his people. . . What "'Mee required at that ',foment to co-operate with Its wishes was neither genius, war, nor majesty on (be theotie,. but probity, sincerity , and'ghod i n t ention. Ail these `i (V- • " tees belonged to Louis XVI. 'Atitt nmidet all the nat,ural .. defects of a king, his features gave unerring inclietitons of au honest man.—Lainartine. Tile: MOST COMFORTABLE QUARTERS.-- - -Last week,' a mar. named Manning, locked, himself,. up ; in . one of the, apartments of the Chard Uninla Workhouse, of ~sil'ichlts was ku :ornate, and deliberatelj smutted elk %Plodders i j iti. ' Minim: several hundieil squares of glut. The rase), it topeare, committml the rowehiefiat order, that hia pairNre may hr changed from the werkbbuse fo the keel, 'ff.lnt ' which he had just returned,' fir .• - ttiere," said I.e;.'• venftei - twice as much to eat, and mur of it—meat , Oma ~s bee: I' Hut Climatic. WATERFORD AND KILEF'SN'T RAlLWAY.—Triseic return for the week ending Deo: 24, 18 weei., 4.1:—D24i , ' flan ' , ht ; (21 miles epee.). Commpoutling 1152, kl 3 miles open). _. . • • -''l. I .041 i Pia if dl. d BEllhle. de t 4. ad tlt mi I 7T . iraterday, /4 N