The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-29 00:00:00

.•- - • , 1 , . • T / 0 0.....,,e,„,-, 6 ,..........04.-ausi-se . 7 41*C"----- -'' . . _ . , . • -; - "-,..--* I No. 1,942.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 29, 1852. [THREEPENCE. . 11 :7 1t . 1 lANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, IMPERIAL I'AItLIAMENT. RAILWAYS. . - Moamar a i...... t em m. • • el cumstantes may possibly induce caution on the Spanish. Very few dealings are reported, the net- E.,•utemese Arr. 1. 1107. a Sts Dra DIM= leteresti . 41 tf part of speculative buyers. In any case, the result Bing being in progress. Spanish Old Threes mark 1.1 ~,.......11.7 ! •••••1.1 Ali. l l•sriarrat 4 •1tt,11110.1 1 . . _ le 14 1111111111•11 et trams S 3 151 Sel li llt rut? AUX VALMIL, Itieshheask Park. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TIDS DAY- THIS DAY-Two o'Lloca. so so Dalai. 7 per et. bead will probably be an increase of strength in the market 301 ; the New Deterred, 234 to 24; Dutch Fours, '•"' ; 1 7.i.'is rir.eis Off T. 114 INIIITUTION. Oir li. lk Megm.....) II DI after it has been weeded ol the weaker operators; 99; Peruvian Deferred, 644 to 2 ; Mexican, 23: ; ~ ,e•et maims. mpneally aimed* the The hoes* met at 12 o'clock, whoa the fo ll owing write The settlement of the account forms the chief ha- 15 sil Illlaseffian Tomsk tribe - - 4 j ... ,(1,1 V..•a T and in this way the jobbers who have oversold Equador, 51 to :; Grauada Dt (erre:4,l2l. • I...tee or It ' A were moved for: Wolverhamptoe , is the room of Mr . tare i n th e ra il way mar k e t. p r i m d o no t mow tins 1• relem rarkiad ood 0, 1 4 02 1 ..... ~ mi lli I/ tra 9 " * ' • themselves may yet find themselves embarrassed in ka . •.: ..... . •tu , ' 9 l hall the Mahal' 3 • 1 3 a PP" Villiers: AYleshsclr ia the rem a Mc. Bethel' ; this* with the flatness of Consols, being be several se ,' Parb wad mfr. .... la a s -__ __ ___ ~,,,, , . -r4 r wear •.. Leith. is the teem of Mr. Moaerieff • City or PlO Parls mil Onnotron si lad SI future settlement*. .-- , ^ l l - I' 4 " "l "ieq. fir d emalfee"'"" l e """ e r* Oxford in the 1,00141 03 . Sir wee. Page Wises ; bum- eased rather higher than yesterday , efrienballY for re 4 Parkes. ad( aces 41 Ipm Australian Agricultural shares fell to 2351. to 260/., MINES. ~ • • • -1...... , t i '''''' h 141 ""g { :" ••• "..: t .„... luiv t to m , is ' d m room me Lard Drmalaarig ; City of ot os . York and North Midland stook. Greet Western, try es sea itiosisaces - t i pm •,...ei sea .i..v.st M Ilk megrim" consequent upon some forced sales in the morning, i• ' ',. the yarn ;iambi. aid to pod emit • sea dull meter, in the room of Adm. Berkeley ; Limerick, in the however, is fist. si Su Mom red bane ... 305 211 os '.,A ar a mushier Melia pot et or, room of Mr Matson; Beighem, ia the room of Lord Al. French shares Pro all lower. to x Imam sad kr. lei 11# the leading dealers referring to carry over this stock, TI:11111..5T EVENING. on the plea of probable di&ulty with the new issue The English mining share market remains steady, ... • • .. .. Ds. 111 Pet Pent Prefer - - flied Hervey ; Carlow, is* the roma of Mr. &Weir; South- Se • 4 Asthma et Pmase...... 4# 4/ 1 “ITAN'tIA 111"TVAL Mt eatiOCIiTIO7I. amptoe, in the room of Sir A. Cockbens SHAM AND 117'0010 ttIIOI7AItANTIIIM. le ta Wpm ladlebelp 31 If Pa of Peel River Loud and Mineral shares. Consider- with a fair inquiry, but no great movement. There i somms• by her hlntwityle Royal Letting Patent A diminish:et arose ea the motion for this writ, in teen- . . pewee ' " ,a; 111 all was Pbmilms ing, however, that this stock has risen from SW. to is still in many cases a scarcity of shares. Sales at r ... inane. aof l`nalis. r. ,.. , a ,.. 1 ,,,, t ,,,, u , u, 6 0,01;,, dem esi ae m a w ma aud my. cameo of there beiag a petition still before the bees, 31 - Pt amsmam. pesterday. II pawlitasy 15 6 De. 11 perOmit.Preiler. i die Apa -es 9 sassarso et Pr .ere 166 it set Isi 3401. during the current account, with a very heavy have taken place in West Providence, at .534 54 , i • rdse to the raw. Med. adieu the return of die hoe. and learned member. The -- ...... m icabited tor mem thin sterthe Mbelintwint MR It" eleadese 311 11 Speaker, however, was of opinion that the writ ought to ' 1 , 4- - 6 ,1 41:71 Lira - - .T im 7 mg le I Mambas 0 &Oberland .- - S business, the market shows much firmness. 'the price Great Wheal Alfred , 43; East Tamar, 26e. • 6d., • ,••••13 senors %mated •• •••••• •••••• 113 g•• • • • • 34 1; 2 b 4 is w , and that it would be still emptiest fee the hems to Jemmies The following are this day's sales for the aeoount • closed steadily at 2601 to 2701. For the prim. at Condurrow , 101 • United Mines 3 - - 3bo • Alfred .....•• .. wombs • sons hquidated •ut ;411. mgr. het the patittong a.l 2trothrdv.&•twertals 11 • Caledonian, 66 to 674; Eastern Counties, 131; Ildin. which business was done in the Australian Rank and Consols, 121; West Downs, 19, 20; Devon Kapunda, •:• •ul somart es the 27tk AOKI lam. eyebath, sera •• - ' stoma ` . • s e es se g em s The several ants having been ordered to bone. Si SI it j Mtge, Lse„siOhem Jam. 7 q Il es berth •sad Cillsgew. 79; Getar Western. 041 i Lancashire Land shares reference may be made to the o ffi cial 21, 3 , Mendip Hills, 7; Killaricken, 6 ; Tamar Con ;.‘r .. -•,a In tla camel years is list. In the ' shares of new undertakings there was sole, -1.1; Cl yj ah and entwortb, 61; Wheal Uny, The house adjoemed until Friday mit, at 2 o'clock. rat silos, llimblNell-1•11011.0 21 211 sad Yorkshire, fitil_i London and S out h W '4 ,....; Mace*. 13 II , Ms. go. da mi.. 3 5 _A als Loudest mid North Western, 1261 6 • Londos sad. - .. it , esisdesis Barest ... 104 ses waram&i . : midkad. " 1 ; N o r f o lk , 54 ; &kw nem no remarkable change, prices being generally nomi- 101 • l'enllyne Coast . 325. 6d. Coco a 4 .onl • a Int. eton m •Ut bran dolly se Wreak. REFORM OF THE INCOME TAX. am. cst 'Weenies ... . . We al MI ' sp ..t • - cared at every am wtositted lass pobey. 7i I. North `British, 40 ; Scottish Central, 96; 'Modal: nal. There were transactions in Southampton Dock The gold mining shares were firm in the morning, N. ......tindasts Inv niernerd in •Il mu akr deb nyano. MI ;MOD am aelybeil .. IS St 1111 Id The following notice of motion was given on oap . oleo mg amau ga _ IS 111 ... Kidieed, 65 ; Shrewsbury sad Birmingham. 67f. shares et 42; Victoria Docks, 41 ex new (with 24 but went flatter at the close of bu r in res. Agr a ' - . ......i.vall usenisi.) Moaday, I.i.ceisher 27, 1852: is •Li 1 lailllamill UMW Jane 43 J. LINZ" LIMN!) AT PIXIE 111NTALII. Paid); and Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 90 and Fria and Yuba River were exceptions being ' eiv...• tom the 1 Ob. einent trees is*' with ',dialed= le Mr.Hera , -To move, after the mem, the following Is ail , ImlleasZ a tadahsr- Lowestoft ()esteemed 4 per sere , 20. S 3 ex div. , higher. The settlement of theteavy account in this market ' .1.: a aes m reeds.. Pirko. saw *ma bowl femme 1 ars _ ... s 6 91 PIIMINMXCI MAIM. With referent s@ to the . pesition of the Mexican excites great attention. ....._ resehitass II all I limit Maga tidal. 1i e Dundee , Perth, and Aberdeen Jeacticia, 6 ; Manchester, Te settlement oi DA t Y h4 . 3 - ace Tt o v u o nt o' jaCtocink. full progress • s a w 0.,.. 1. That each person should be taxed for the rapport of ad Lai Di . . 51 6 4 • Sheffield, sad Lissille, IW. nee, 111; North bridal. log ; bondholders, we have received the subjoined letter. . . ' m iu t sin . p .... l „„ s Wieb 1 Samas l ,._ . _ I.* lid, Itevetruswent in proportion to his ability; mad, u that ability le an: Ds. (gill e.1.1 . 15,i _ 4 45 • , 1 1. ipuo br Non I A P' I mks ''' . Om Pr. ts tranunind more accurately by the valet of hie property, M Is. I &mem eueetie t ... .13 13i hi 1 Osford,Weresster, ass Wilverhanspies, ifii., 6 per et., Il i . Whilst agreeing generally in the views of the writer, we yet teen& me the expediency of his closing • sug- The settl : seem rawer ~ masa Isamu ender the mambos of the state. thee by say other star de so ail laeleeel._ . 117 • 3 • 1 1 11 • 1101 . A. .., ~ sorters. Mass% se Folase. $44 Paris -"" elfilb"lig. * 2 5 ; patios, that of handing over the 'Mine sesaillmnimil la this smaket, and money is great demand, but i . TM% UM 11 , , ant, the tee, to M equitable, shentlN every year be laded as an ; Cs ci ,n7 l 4 E r, k , 7it - N of the affairs of the debt to a firm whose interest would prices" remain arm, and in some cases, especially Ans e - ow the value of the property, Ishosr sad Ail being the s t t oe ii, it .. ?? lo DI Waiters et Free*, 191. in many instances run counter to those of the bond- walla!' Freehold, the tendency is upward. Colonial I -- /S.& f & e.:,lr Mderaead.Ss.tead. & 11 m a• 4 gg •t p 7 1• • 013 3 property of large dares of the ememnaity. Su all la. a W.L DimalliiMele 111 SO 4 Gold, however, are ea exception, being dull. e I• a 11 4 II j 1 7 I 4 4,5 is 4 2. That the misting asseament of the income tax (under It. IM ^lldialiama eel Moscow .IS to Australianural ahar en un h d as m e urkallsied2 to 33. bi II 164 $ 9 •117114 SI 4 /1 _3 the Act 5 and 6 Viet . 0.351 should be so modified as to make le 11.14tekeembeml PROW • I di. IPa MONEY MARK ET. holders. It is quite clear that, as oar correspondent is asalt 13 t il, 92131414 • la • it its tax on property, including, under that term, the capi. S. leo itdklagegbalbeth,Dead„ le SI ee observes, Mr. Falcoonet has at present to serve 265 A Australian i . an SAogurtihcul Agricultural --- -- - .si. tee ObsgewallseliWortere Se it S. IL FOSTER. Illsellant Owerear. Word valet of all iadestriel income. et. loe 'Oust Meithera . 4 4 43 1 ID 1 - ~, two masters; hut should the Messrs. Baring. or any Van Diemen's Lend, 204 to 22. 5 OZSDAY EVIENINO. AXON/AV reams. kr••••••• 3. That all the property, real, personal, and industrial, et . lee u m . m E mu mt, Mato_ 44 di other firm take the management of the debt, it ts 1, rnmessert, bank, Lentos. Nov. lit 1111. in the United Kingdom, should be taxed at one uniform le leo De. 1 shermik reef.. . 179 as IN The advance of Consols to 101 has induced sales of much to be feared the interests of the bondholders sate en its value. lk. 1110 CAJMIALIOIWest.(In. 101 ica stock, and thus the market yesterday and to-day was 1 limang madman pAWrNERSH IP. - WANTED, • I'ARTNER. 4. That all realised property, under schedules A sod Ces WO 0 • 111111 • 11101 • 41 .- .. 33 1 1 1, "1 1 lower. The general feeling, however, continues would occupy a second position. The fact is, No . q t .,. I '' I prow dons or or ortiorkl true Set. ato 7,111b0w0n.1 Needs , la an be amassed and taxed in proportion to its mine ; and that 13 II 1 24313 "PM Imam -as se good. Consols ranged between 1001 and 101, but the bondholders committed a great mistake when i I Mot.. Par. yarerday. to-day. J i serNe Wrenn& treinens oi ;Ts 14 tbe 1 . 411 . 04 ono. a le' ....: 1 2,2 1 all industrial incomes under schedules B D aad P. be rl i 'a t IanIMMI DL sbbi n eall °w a d' , .... •••• 114 in po they permitted their agent to act for any interest i 5 , , ,,, e I I Ana y r ,. -1 '..'" .-..- ~..; ;;1 !'..4 lue orb rural sr env. •I 140 " 2 •••• 12• • •• " 53 ..••••""": seassed and lazed costly oa the capitalised vale, of that e . me mmemmdm emu ip m eme. $4l •111 $4l 1 the after-hours' quotation was only 1001 to / ex. diva other than their own, and they are now reaping the 114.000 1 Ns. Anzio Luton:min Tae e t,-sist sem .. W.I. If ',guyed. be enured ea Inettold 10,000 10 ; Austrsluin .O 1 1 „ 11 ) • ryi , ~,s , , a. , suryuggosTu r ST6Z . portioa of each perwe's income exceeding 601. lathe year. io 13 De. Mahe .„ _ Si ade for the opening of the 18th January. Business was fruit of their want of formight. In the case of the ti: 44 oo'a 10 1 l A A :Lo r al: 4' r Dwitlllen ; 1 .. pm 3 1 4 1 5. That, in levyim the tee for the ananciel year, April II Ile Do. Wat Wrap Vs!or Si 7 . by no means active,attention being absorbed in the e yes•sus A Forlowskstrert. • 1853.1, the schedefri and the Mame of income, under the lie all larallsordem ... .. 171 1 1' 1 1 171 • the -- - -- ei neglect with which the affairs of bondholder* can be 2 1: : ::0 0 1 1 .Anatirritinahsau4.o.rnsituidu. sole en anim al! . : 15 4 pp: Ps' I 6 5 6 4 .i liN A M ENT 6 fur the DRAWING-ROOM, Act 4 node Viet., e. Si, be takes as die basis on which the Ili Ilellaahamilah" 9 " ll 9 1 SI is I , Leballbetyli Iletitheel it t pa u5my.....10.1...4.8un1, sound's of vows. Prom rev" property is valued sat assemed for that year, subject to the ► ," om o m4 . L. a .. ca .. pr tom m meats of the house. Further purchases of Reduced treated when they club with other interests, and ie.one 1 An Iberia r Threes were made on government account, at 1011 4 9,,...„ 1 , 1 / 4 ~ss a .ss, ollalr".1a, ismitilul Inlaid tables, paper. followies modilleations:- ht. leo llamas Woos. 1164 12sj are . handed over to other_guardianship than that of 10,005 20 British Ina 13.5 111 li ' ' se w. , g a teluaan.* ae, in Italian. Mahone. hark% Prow. v ia) The malts ow lamme of the clergy, now under eche- le li Da Mks ... .. • et em b,,,.,.. 14..,, Sc.. imparted and reanimated by Awes res. d• A. who have only life otternts in their incomes, to be Is 1 D0.8111111..1111.osalL( 11 3 . 114 51 4 and 1011. The official business report includes :- Three per Cent. Consols, for account, 1004, 101, I 0 04.0 35 Brasil.l.n . la* •5' a vigilant committee. The Mexican committee appears - k , P i - 6 4 ' 4 ' 24 4 4 3 ,(100 se Do.Coresand Crate all I 2 1 K t ` . 10, soma. tondos. 01r. TIANNAXT utanges elmmitary ht. 1 1 4 44 Lamas a Ilsola.Wutovr 91 II 51i 1 to be virtually broken up, and the bondholders at imee w Do. ti. John Witte: 13 .M# :91 1001, ex div. Three per Cent. Itedurvd, 1014, 4, , iaft .,„.., r ewes. nornlts awl brat Inlet MlllenALMlttate t333381•••••1 to •chodttle E. large oueht to be heartily glad of the circumstance, 216 .^ 0 ^ I carnet's cems 4 H Ipm i i yes. (b) The proem atersiag from the occupation of farms. sa i 9 4 4 1 Da.. l3 `''' ri, •:: ••••• • 1 11 4141:. the tWortind arm...l grimy. at ..1, 1, la IS, lo i. Three-and-A-Qu srter per Cents., 1041, 1, 105, 41..,._ .. MOOT 40 Oen Copper new ■under the schedule B. to be returned and ass.s.d in ma o n lu m&m m., u p o ui u m, i t g Long Annuities, 1660, 6 7-16,1. Bank Stock, 2241, as the will now, in all probability, bateau opportu- tommo m pe s ts u si 1 70 ...0 rns ;sore iisinartlou la mamba sod . .1 7 1 • 3 1 1 1 X. :I 5 _ - . the some manner as the profits of trades and professions le on laraSzoOtrya Sasosalloo SO 31 nits, of electing a body animated with a wish for ...- ... CoMar l4 I 7 71 HRISTMAS PRESENTIL-The extberance of eater schedule D. it. tositasoa,flast...lll/000lasb SOS st 2231. EnezAuatrallsnOoppet all 115 1 di. 31 1 The rally in Exchequer Bills is as marked as was the common welfare, and willing to work for the : I: use Seta" raid asere.feelety, Wens the her 6. That, for the fiemerial year April 1838.4, the wow 6 . II! DnasmaLla•L Vela 3 1 $ sle , te Nand c he . m m. tmo Ami t e elventam rode, llo a rerle etes7 cis.* meat es the value of the respective properties be taken as e at 1x , ,..„..„,,..,.,-..,,,,,..,,, 47 . . 11 .1 19 1 the tall. The rise in the price of the March igsue to- attainment of a common object. ~. w en iii.OeN, Muunt.... 5. abi tberebrit to ilewate a•pre.... ur mime t.£ antleeet the telet. It mu d., , St. MO 'esweareat SI SS 614 day was 35., the closing quotation being 695, to 725. hitIICAN BONDI. 72,000 Grand Duchy M lain all par mpm mow TO THE EDITOII OF ERZ EXPRESS. Oran P01g00th............ all im ti pp his ths same Ilia It. MI 0 31110' M *CAMAS OIL. Sc mating Sched , ale A. (Reclusive of life income, payable to the so 14 lateportehmoimMet e rd 111 Sdb prem. ludia Bonds were also better at 80a. to 83s. 811,-The motive for the retirement of the chairmen dupla Lake Bathurst all a Ipa 3 fa ourtam.mi • lunut wit read a we; suet-ANUS' KALYIrce. 1„. r.l sown end giunshilite, If 21 Di,u4o Liberty 1 lionekr" the ski " "t * l'ir. " bi im*l seewas a" aUMLAPEr ( ) Lead is Great Britain to be valued at 30 years' per- es al IrmaLwarralleeindsllo. •SI 01 prem. and deputy-chairman of the committal of Mexican bond. lu . oee LondooaCelliora. Ord ommeo, or Peed I'm Orbit at irersetlag • eiblemeste • II SS Foreign stocks closed rather flat. The trans-crows Croshtssos su 5 5 die 5 1 0 w , b .• gm . tom theme; awe* AIN awl pewit that chime on the rents, subject to a &Audios not exceeding 10 'e•• ' l9 14r2 ". ••• - ••• •• holders 1 will not pretend to fathom; hut most assuredly IS 11l Do.lbre - .. .. 7# 71 >Sandpits . action, of the day were scattered, and chiefly ic eon- when we consider the critical mete of Mexico, due regard 100,100 e ma Awed st the Meow id booty. the tammeibr are per cent. for neemeary bedding, • and repairs. es 3# Nathan Oenatbe Cal. a 3 flat for the interests of the bondholders has but little to do 10,000 1 Itraleangeth.aaseran 0 Se 41 0 rio . plerwtabie lima, Irtmor• avvalvvermilonclalideas• .......rits Lead in Ireland to be valued at 20 years' purchase on 10. m g !e m u mob ...is so Ilelloo with the settling. Spanish snicks were wick it. lo.Oni. New Granada Me lekose. 4 •••• 1 " 1 " 31.• some °I " •"'"' s = 8 . 3 11••• oat rests, subject to a deduction not exceediag 110 per mut Il• IS ?bank is. 1. ... 7 111 dls 700 MO Nouveau Mown ' steady, and Granada Deferred dull. Mexican Bonds It is, however, notorious that the committee ever shies is .' 1 wine ante al tar wrapper er 1e.w4.-641.1 by A. 11 sad for necessary buildings and repairs; or valued at the alma- •4 all ? Do. ♦ j. ......,.. ii 4 .000 Poet Philip l2l 2 7 1 pm 31 e tr “. 2° . "*".""'"' Li*"l4 " I'7 '41'2'1.'4" Plvfl " . "' bre of years' purzhase for which the lead of Ireland has a ll 1 1 4 1 p.th 13116 111 GErnme ,lo, I I die slightly recovered from yesterday's depression. its formation has been nothing but a scene of strife, so much so,too Juan Ruck all Ipm 1 so ld under the Incumbered Esteem Att. 4 If alp Turkish scrip is officially marked 4to 4 prem., but is so that the only two efikient members it now possesses, lo,out Se ,than Finney Iron ell 23 2 1111 All Meth Wolin understood to have actually touched 4 dis. The fall ... Pato New Mr. Sullen., M.P. sod Mr. Rhodes, seldom attend its meet. _ 4 1; \I By W. M. TUACKEDAY. N ., ft . ~,, ( „ 44 .,. . , thin wet an i i . d i ...my. at (b) Ho b uws to be valued on the rents at 20 years' par- is ,lo eartesedLWereraJane St 41 p er i . & . 110 , . 0 ., uaa %ay . sm. feel osyses. s yney. Fria NON dime, se met to a deduction of 10 per cent. where the sm . Ig o 10syseg. slAssol wam 33 34 sit in this scrip appears to be =pally induced by the logs, Mr. Presort has long since resigned, Mr. David 'res° ss °wage seCaaa ---- let I• 9 so ono 1 South Australian Mi I 1 4 ;;:e. II II A "'arm to be added ut niketent "umber to primal theMerrlty Sc repair, are made by the landlords. St. tee ~;..r owed ... .. IS et apprehension that the em ments of the Otto- Roberteon is in Scotland. Admiral Serunius in Portugal, u. 174 ! ILI" , riuzudeaa&m....... ... 1210 :42 si Mr. Welker and Mr. Marshall, M.P. never .faced, Mr. ,m eamile'sy ceiberie•aresenr. P.og 'etyma of the Library. wilk Mos (e) Railways, canals, ga s- works , mines, tree-works, S . ner small Lisa - ... IS GS do. sod noise bash ', lie tem, at nalselipties, end OWN pant- uso n i,.. &b er m s , and all other promrty ..., &oder gt.,1•3 Shrewish larm a r r •aes es man Porte may prejudice the repayment of the first M'Oarel, Mr. Gerrie, sad Mr. Reding, when they do IMAM I 1 Wm brio.. vl• I Ipm WAN, in• 7be Now n m sppl mirk St. Ile Da L.ASS.W .1141 7S SI Schedule A, to be mewed on the m ine as determined by ~, I a ,„..,„ & sum& . din 71 ge instalment of the loan, but as a D ar proportion of attend act to the best of their abilities, the rest only meet 1.,e,...ru 1 Tubs s•---•- am t h • .. pr i er .a. 0 1. 1 s h ar e fund 0z .. th , a ...... 312 . 1 ... d i ai .t 0 ..... 1 M A a .. re . h i La h tash . year, 1.4 a; '" -- ., & ;,.. - . a ' - '74 ,...... ..._ . m cam i.. _ into the most violent album:tom, _. . the sum to be reimbursed ie understood to be already terter. . _- - ... ... . The following are this .0... , ...t- e._ .I._ ___ _ . TitIOGENES will THROW a LIGHT upon TOZSDAY EVIININO. The advance of Consols to 101 has induced sales of stock, and thus the market yesterday and to-day was lower. The general feeling, however, continues good. Consols ranged between 1001 and 101, but the after-hours' quotation was only 1001 tol ex. div. for the opening of the 18th January. Business was by no mean, active, attention being absorbed in the arrangement' for the settling in the other depart ments of the house. Further purchases of Reduced Threes were made on government account, at 1011 and 1011. The official business report includes : Three per Cent. Consols, for account, 1001, 101, 1001, ex div. Three per Cent. Itedurvd, 1011, /, 1. Three-and-a-Qusrter per Cents., 1041, j, 103, 41. Long Annuities, 1660, 6 7-16,1. Bank Stock, 2241, 2231. 'fhe rally in Exchequer Bills is as marked as was the tall. The rise in the price of the March ipsue to day was 3i, the closing quotation being 695. to 725. prem. India Bonds were also better at 80s. to 83s. prem. Foreign stocks closed rather flat. The trans actions of the day were scattered, and chiefly ic con nexion with the settling. Spanish stocks were steady, and Granada Deferred dull. Mexican Bonds slightly recovered from yesterday's depression. Turkish scrip is officially marked to 1 prem., but is understood to have actually touched dis. The fall in this scrip appears to be principally induced by the apprehension that the embarrassments of the Otto man Porte may prejudice the repayment of the first instalment of the loan, but as a large proportion of the sum to be reimbursed is understood to be already deposited in the Bank of England, and as the Otto man government will doubtless pay interest at the este of 6 per cent. per annum in addition, the= 7now to be actually below the amount 1 overn . ment is to pay the holden; this of mega progaming that there will be no difficulty with seopeet to the claims for commission. Bargains Si. tracked to-day as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a- SW per Cents., 991 (exchange, 23f. per I:). Brazi lian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, 99, 981, 1. 1 a dlian Six per Cents., 107, 108. Danish Three per, Cents., 1825, 861. Dutch Two-and . -Half per Cents,' 681 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 991. Equador Bonds, 51. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bente*, 10a. 50c. and 76e. (exchange, 25f. 20c.). Granada Deferred, 121, 1, j. Mexican Three per Cents., 234,1. Peruvian Six per Cents. 105. Portu guese Converted Four per Centre, 40i, 1. Russian Five per Cents., 120. Sardinian Five per Cents., Spanish Old Three per Cents., 611 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 241; ditto Passive (Converted), 31; the Committee's Certifs., per ' mgt. Swedish ,Mortgage Loan, 11 dia. Turkish En per Cent. Loan, 1, prem. The committee of Spanish bondholders and their meat are working zealously to procure the recogni tion of the half of the overdue coupons left unfunded gt the last conversion. Advantage has been taken ea* recent 'change of ministry at Madrid to urge the dams of the creditors on the attention of the tawmligigistration. The following has been re- ---- - Schedule A. (Reclusive of life income' payable to the IWO.) (a) bona in Great Britain to be valued at 30 years' ru ckus on the rents, subject to a &Auction not outmoding 10 per cent. for neeewary buildings and repairs. Lead in !rend to be valued at 20 years' purchase on the rests, subject to a deduction not excisediag 110 per cont. for seceessay buildings and repairs; er valued at the nose bee of years' purzhase for which the land of Ireland has sold under the locumbered Esteem Att. (b) Hooves to be valued on the rents at 20 years' par chin, subjeet to a deduction of 10 per cent. when the repain are made by the landlords. (e) Railways, canal., nes-works, Edna, Iron-works, quanies, fisheries, and all other property now ender Schedule A, to be assessed on the Tame as determined by the price of .hare on the 31st day of March is each year, or as nay be found most convenient and equitable. ; Schedule C.—That the value of all the property in an nuities and dividends under this schedule, and of neuritic-a of every kind, be assessed es the values or the current prices as the 31st day of Much,ll63. Schedule B.—That for the year, Apra 1843-4, all the salaries, peaalsaa sad psysenb under this schedule, in cladiag the lib loseutes of the clergy, be taken at 16 years' numbing, sad la wabadiairat years he valued as the govern mut Ile rwlYbßrig Maiule C. - - - Was _ atirot, W dsmall* Sbromp. as Dm. Or A Do. LAMM lira. \ I.4iniwebary a llir sile (De. W.lllO . ire. Balm I Do Osve I l= " Tos &Mira Ilona %be Dab TubLalhise; LIAM . all! DIOGENES will THROW a LIGHT upon 61:111F.C71 , , comodecias harry 1, IU3. Prke Id. tat the wprietors, by Pipet, art.thfre. 14 Paternsta-row, aid Yl beim. en. 19 99 91 141 11 18 8 2/ 11. 21 23 111 3 1 1 89 is 1 14 4 4 21 2 12 1 9 9 961 27 111 1 pm 73 74 61 61 11. 21 2 ~ M ii Now it is to be hoped that if the committee feel they are inetficient for good as at present constituted, they will so far consider the interests of the bondholders, and it is pre sumed their own, me to selest or propose to the bondholders at the meeting in Januery, a committee that will attend to the interests confided to them. The following are this day's Ague Fria, 21; Auttralian, II lit 1; Baden (Grand (Duchy of) li Pon Philip, 31 11; United ?dean I sales for the account 6; Australian Freehold LI; Colonial ()old, 4j I can, 9. THE DA I LY NEWS. ',wawa amnia( Paper, prise Stl. Ids 1•41;!isil tars... We LALLY NEWs is at ths had a the I. lad Prat of Orem ' , Hair. advocaats, keit scaasass tabs tinedat Ism sad mad .old practical Maw. gleam palitls4, •4111„ a radrialtial Is ifs Welt sad .443 its Oefenlss —AIM saguss• el No Ur, tbe maple, tru:blal. and lopsesisl draisser st lr I•4lis 1 , and is ,br varied missamitissadissastandslb- Smear sishisrd Is the Pty. Railway, asil )iseetssz Oa rose sompars4l. •4•1•• • waft &W lia of Shipp., are sageler paw— siopyrks, !et esp,4 s Shipping is She bila roa sl i t= slos =IT day Mobs Up" “ seU Tines is another alternative, which I confess after the sample we have had of committees in London, and agents in Mexico, it would be most expedient tor the commit:ee to adopt, and that is to retire in a body, and let the bond holders appoint Messrs. Barings as their agent. Mr. Pal ounnet will then be relieved from the painful position of serving two masters; end it will be much cheaper to pay Messrs. Baring or Messrs Rothschild their 1 per cent. com mission for collecting the duties, than Mr. Falconnet 3,0001. per annum, and the expenses of an ineacient committee. A Poo. BONDHOLDiIit. The amount of railway calls falling due in the month of January is shown below. The statement imacates a revival of railway enterprise almost en tirely in connexion with foreign lines : Ammar per Mere. Dee. Already Nombre Dere. Add. " • of ahem. Amount. oGreat Weetern °Maude 30 101 123 0 36,126 C 190,760 Newport, Abergerefary, and He 20 14 2 0 0 21,226 44,440 *P Orijda to d Ve Ly rea m loads 30 11 20 0 33,200 1.6,400 arte an 01332 *Perk sad Or4eakHoade of 1633 Kleebee sod lUellaread 13 II 10 0 %miaow% York, tfirefeeole, Honda, 0.21.1. Pref. I 10 110 0 unknown. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE. —THIS DAY. The meipts of home-grown Wheat have been ?try trifling this week, sod the supply from abroad not large. The at tenduace of buyers was limited, and the amount of busi ness transacted was to a small extent ; holders, however, were firm in their demands, and previous p r ic es were main tained for both Wheat and Flour. Barley was in short supply, and realised late rates. The receipts of Oats bare been moderate, and buyers were unable to supply their wants on easier terms. Beans and Peas without change. aanly.the INTI 3 LON WM Mora 27th DEC. is nth DEC. Ut, Snitheti. *mob. lAA. Votary. Buie) , S9 140 330 I 1100 I 7340 11140 Halt ..... , T4O Flout, 34.13 barrels,l;d 610amia. Selewlbeles B amid D (Yerms. Trades, and Profesaions).— That few t►e year 13614 the lamenee from the profits of farms, trades, end prefemiens be taken at 16 Penn' par- I chase. That is suberinent years the valise of the capital sad Mock be taken ae is an ordinary balance•sheet, and mewled at the man rate as other property ; and that, Ansi deigning 6 per eniat. Lr latannt an this capital, the net of tie innate be valued as a life unsay imperfectly snared, and aremeed seendiegly. 7. That, to serve as data for the amerements of the year 18644, tables, showing the prices on sales, or valuations of the various kinds of property is the Vaned Kingdom, elesld prepared and presented to parliament la Barth 1864, and in welt esseseding year. 8. That say revease which parliament may deem it right to raise in the year 1363.4, by *outlining tke Act 5 and 6 Viet. a 36, as modified above, be amensed wider the schedules, at awl a rata per minuet as shall be adequate to provide the required amount on the 'alas of property. 9. That the basis of the nineties of property and the rate of tandem be subj.* to revision is 1864, and is *von subsequent year, with. view to werreediag inequalities. Tab Iwamoto' nil =. I wese.9Twal 3 - - • - ' opiyan Turk.Negoothollawrie k Do. do. Litlisoloso Do.O. 111.hiollose Tort GM North Indlaall is paillskat miaow motto NMI WO, GS !slag r i atapar Wolin in Voss" .hirheses.......nal hi. .rways Dm Ili 'AIM millasates oisestorsoreto Ito rooms to pot...e tat• our is *ow. by sho isol Was of al, kW Mr the yaw ih.Su to t..e Wading larks Ai& is .U 1 be arr. that th is tv yr !'6a posopari g y son%m ditylases, bad !a tee years 0..4., le. tiaras sliest sompsiblas: totabli•bad. Wimp Weed. Maws. Naos Ku. aim i.e ft lo 4 ' St. ISO IS IS 0 .1 S. " 84 11. 71 11. 4 1, el le le ao I r) ▪ It Cuter 4 per Ct. Ogidielis MO aw _ Obanor : : I Owitt.helli.triater-1 _ Mae kgseltliA_ ...I @BARBS. IN 111 IN h 7 If 20 Par i la Houma her 17 .4 . ........ * - m 1 1:776 *Lilt.) 7 Mew De. Oh (71. 17a.) 7 per Ct I IleilAss.l.l4.,S p 4.,11e1 I o w. _ is._ !Cs.? t P it I I poi 1:4 MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. The holidays continue, and the attendance in the Laae is thin. Bcoan.—The market fur this important article has been satisfactory to all interests concerned during the past year; prices were low at the opening, but gr a d ua ll y I ncrease d and in the spring an advance of about 3.. was established, a reaction took place in the surname.. and a decline took place of about 25., but the market closed showing an advance of 2s. upon the lowest point of the market doting the year. The consumption in the United Kingdom has increased 30.000 tons, viz., 360,000 tone, 1852, against 330,000 tons, 1851. The importations during 1852 were 360,000 tons against 419,400 tons, 1151. The pres eat stock on hand is estimated at 117,000 tons against 157,500 tone, 1851. Crone sidering the reduced stock, the large consumption, and moderate prices which now rule, the article has math E 1 confidence. CO/713.—A lave* business has been done in native Ceylon to-day, at 475., and the article has a firm appear_ ante. TEA remains without alteration. COTTON continues steady. COCHINEAL is firm at the late advance. Mana. lieu La. ........ DAILY Mt is 2.000 Ytr wattunwal mataten. nee G f this u pette lead s . leliewhig quite meetly espresprti • y mtespereey TM • Deily Newt • is the youtageat et all the Lades sceelbri ppm hes the tut it twit high grestd sad literal torte—rep. o. esoliently that t311001.11.i.• bberalen whisk I. etwarly the PM. elphtlea et Litobirat . and already. with the weees4 highem sireelelha el the mcognval daily pr mad with the bargee maim et ad/rem...win. - watt te the • •—ebtalard by say ably pber, Ir palatievl nor* Una cerreepesbe with be esimerelsi IN Now WOunt. :INLVake,lorlogalp.Ct iillaNnb. Pink mod I Wafts, s 6 per ... IN ONGS lINNoNS imam 11.. Spa No. INN, IN- I literal, at lime. put $ OLNINWNINKIANIN OWANNos IIiNENNE • OtWasers. p.m.l ,LoossitinaTaNs.llB2e IN DUNS mgmeNISNY _ _ ROYAL INSTITUTION. 8 Si IV IV 111 114 Si I Iji 1114 sr 7° isi Pm Ta loat:Mrrai al say Bonhamller ^I , !tenants'beldaptan ; or at il•011at, O. bowitit-atreet. r.cat-stra,t. {fir. PROFESSOR FARADAY'S LECTORIOL—The first of a javelin° course of sit lectures on °banditry was delivered yesterday at the Royal Institution, by PWiesse Faraday. Though avowedly be the hutructisa of do yew, the lectures of so emu rat a chemist ISMS Ylo be rapists with interest for all—whe have nude thi Meese their study; and thi was abundantly proved is the ItifisabsaYmy lector,. Of Proems , Panda yit may without the Aglow hyperbole be mid, that he Rate, the Mae of his mimeo as wunesting is a fury We. Ifs lIMINOMO itrildity of hit riliffillaiklMS is only saassisil by the aiisMe eiesipala. lies of he With a view to ilsonbasms his = e st all , the laranai mhos, hie intend= of hi some Visaing ith the vest kmess Week mil that moo away* st _gni valet. Ry i szo wn earc sweee lielme ea. _rime s, he illestratedi the meshmisal Rai the Mewled peopeniss of air and water. soh The Int he Mows& by ea Memo theemerasa 15... the hat by ignitley aen piss. of &mhos W by seven at water. Be nest eseelivei aura of eewbestien showed the Carve daps= en: beetibility of miens beam; illnetratedi eft hee peet see Weir sea of embertien by men insole bleinsillos, " palomino Osesheolise Mama Imo me lhiet oallMe~, Is what i times* Mum es sparks; sad the Immune Yemen sf seeb as nitrate of pals& lei Alma of meek he Ibis smalls et insabialloeorm Maannend. him le einkla thno astellem He Mowed that, amyl eves ea stead with lass, Ow vino sop* Junbasing ay 'ago , aim esvpseeie. when nisi of - antinomy and mbar scenes. lb "MAI I= the sent of these rah., is ss arm es to maw the pumarit of the stem. pheris els emesessery pantyhose& to mem, einnestise. This he showed y bemire _nisei with nitrate of psis* a t the Mem of a mod Ili of water. The learned prallwer this Is issesepose sone chlorite of pole" by a Mint tesisieley the ems with chat. :Lin mdse le le limo yin** whisk la these salts some, tembeslioni mil a easiety expeitesesta Main e s tin soss Mat acmes wee ▪ Its oset waypereer embeense. The Weer* was ilessnal is lhosugbete by • arewded seikese with the ammo aliteMise. raved Asa Mr. Weir:reitler upon the : Madrid, Doe. 21, 1832. My war Sir,—/12 soon as the sew hares alarm had takes posers& of that 'Mee I issardistely sedressed to hiss re stemelel suserelest the mettlesome* se the con. hared belief the evades raper, of whim\ I herewith Welty a traeslatioa for the Worriment of the sumittme,l sad the headhelciers is general. Isk ll mem sly hest seileaveute se as to arrive at a satidostiey reamed I ass ' hew 111 MOM yea that I mere her Medea that sealer seryeratiou which lb lasahlp always asseeds, la Meer of British interests. Ills issellesey the sew teser wialror las prosier to take my isessand late' redfisestima r roe as his earseses sezadoes will park Ida ; sad I trust that is his sew rut he will rove ms impartial sal le* as I bawl= Mews Ira to be. I hays the hears to remain, my dear sir, year obedient IMMONS, Dasiat. Warswiusawa. Jams Orel, En., shairmaa of the enamittme et Sraish landholders, Loadoia A half-year's dividend at the rato of 5 per cent. per annum is advertised as payable on the shares of the South Australian Company from the 15th January. The Class A shareholders of the St. Andrew's and Quebec Railway Company are also notified that Messrs. Glyn and Ca will be ready to pay the halt yearly interest at the rate of 8 par cent. per annum after the 31st inst. Total • The muesli tow by keetio ecospealee £979,5211, but the hekeepti ENlleh proprietors an not hems. The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about 3 per mule prem. (new tari ff rate), which at th e English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.221; and the exchange at Paris on London, at short, being 25.05, it follows that gold is about 0.675 per cent. &Armin Paris than in London. By today's advicee the price of gold at Ham burg is 4241 per mart, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.41. and the exchange at Hamburg on London, at abort, being 13.31, it fol lows that gold is about 0.465 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. According to the last accounts, the course of ex change at New York on London for bills at sixty days sight is 1101 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109.23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.67 per cent. in favour of England. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United States. Shipments of silver will probably also come forward. A BURGLAR SHOT. 121' 114 bi le 1ea.;11417.0117.1 — W py a DIMW Ow. S Ct. tosheaftWistOMMitrds lasbashnylbollsr. I eh 11A . 2 . 161211121= I Ilio=Wllhe t i l 4 N 114 11ho Ih I is I I Pm 15.1: 74 - Z a Cottlas.. h at' __100".11t Dim Irrear 'Ala* Ds. Orsorlsol pr d DOlcamedial pa rod 'Aiwa aribraih. ofterWercaser, sad .11114 Spa Omit I Ma aft Sao L ' 7 mZip py. _ :401 IS pm _II4 Re 4 ila If I PM 1113 ss~ 'I6I TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet, at yesterday's quotation, ; Town Talley, 485. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 45a.; all this year, 445. 9d. ; Jan. to March (1853), 455.; October to December, new (1853), 441. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the Hop mar ket is very quiet, u is usual at this season. .w. D al t l ac rav ONW 1110, lhow Ileftwa (110 WW. aza.)of 1 1 1 6. 8 ihifirik. Otwo ailti ph tti Ili e li Pisi 1 i IS Psi i Pls SS IM4 !. le. COAL MARKEL—THIS DAY. Holywell, 16e. 6d. ; Eden Main, 17s. ; Haswell Walls End, 17s. Hatton, 17s. 94.; Hosturth, 16s. 6d.--Ships at market, 42. 19 0., if u 1 i - dil 1 r• 10111 IN V "i pa la4llllo 4T, Oland WI Sks.Wall..lllBlll,l I:l4== as si si IN N $1 N N NOM IltalWooloil ledilistimilre Do tapiliell.Wastara)ssed (bead to CIL Ilertrieul Olerriir Is Dna Pfeil IN 111 H U THE UNIVERSITY IMPORTS. A somewhat serious affair occurred on Thursday wormag, at as early hose, at Chureh•rood, Edebestoo, sem flostbaeld, the residence of Mr. Rh* Harris. At • Arm distaace from tne hYll.s, sod is • mesibew, Mande • eater, whisk for several years had bees emsgieff k Mt. Hernia gereleser. On Weloomlay, hewerast. he left the plume, sad os the same day Jabs Deems, essettems to Mt. Harris, awed Into the sown. la emosiesseo of Mere had bat little hesitant in the estagm Hamm who was be Mill tweragest, slept on the resod OM, ealleZ e treet at as early hest, and last/sing the Mess seem is the meal 'ewer. About two realest i the meaning ho me swarmed by a emboss if of gliess is T a l Outs the sew/ et II bebop is the chamber stnoe. set es= sad without wining.; to dress, seised a deal& osebiso, which was partially kept iseded, eel mpg ep shin, These was quite meatiest NOS Is inside lies ▪ distiagsialt Alec% and be sew a awe spiessegries rilesthe wades isle the room. 15... mind bh gee. toed NW Wm +bat he wanted there. The fellow mehe are May, bet el towards him, whoa Boma levelled his piece (which se..s loeded with abet) at the ma's kip. • ad and. He ren.sed the MAN, is hie hiv e sari did is. etareapt to offer say mimetic,. bet, rostekft tee winds% be leaped out head ant, hurting lament slightly es he OA the wader hems upward* of tea het high. Boras M. leered, and this found that there were two esesenwel is W attempt os the house. The wesaded mss sad his esspaeom se4ht h.th base tramped, had not Bevan die dined the Weer horvel of the gun st the fellow who had leseleed the orestents of the lint, which brought him to a Neva es the lawn, iniene..iiatety in front of the family re hilesee, awl shoat thre, or four hundred yards from the emage. Tbe other mitt: ,1.1 not attempt to moist his has fortunes' sesocep..ce, but ran off aa hat No he possibly esead, end escaped in the darkssem. Ileanerkile the fepeet of the tire.arsos had Ahmed sae it the eama.n in the house, who aroused Mr. Harris. That gent:esnat usotediately hurried to the tpiot yea Weisel the sound of vowel proceeded, sad there head Sorsa, slam St tandressed, standing over the burglar, and thrstateaing to shoot hint if he attempted to escape. lise 'slier, who hoard the firing, came up Bluest slash*. seemly, and while some ut the oonstabke went off is pur est of the man who bad escaped, others conveyed the one they captured in • hand•csrt to the Qaten's Hospital. He wn usable to walk, and b:e , l rather profusely, bong per- Indy tensible, sad exempt from pais, so fez se to be able to talk freriy 'sough. Os twist admitted to the hospital he tau m e , . was (home Crisp, wet stated that het was • navvy - residing is Sheepcote street, near to ale glair work. of Hash. Harris. Ile alto gave up the name of his hrwipliee, likewim a " savvy, - who is known, hut's stilt I t Lint., Us examination by Mr. Yates, the house our pee, it woo found that Crisp was rather more seriously Wed than was at first suipected. The allot severely woutolvd hA left saki', posterior parts, sod right thigh. A es , os.d• rile portion his been extracted, bat • great deal yet rms.., embedded in the tIesb.—DITNIiN9A4NI JOISMSI THE ( In OF MELBOURNE STEAMER. A letter wee received in Sontinunpton from Van Dnnsici Lind yesterday, and in it wu enclosed a supple ewt to the Hobart Tars Adrwrtiwr of the 21th of A 'Rut,. last, par'ieu ' ars of the running sabers of the L.tY of Melbourne," an Australian coasting steamer. about the fats of which there has been such pastel • l a' , rty in this country and Australia, on account of eter dastioruished person, hiving been pueengen in her. la a supplement to the 110 art Town AoWer, of Tuesday. August 24, Itt62, we hod the following dw : rt It is with beartklt pleasure we announce the sal*/ of th .. ! pas prs and crew of the screw steamier City eiZal• "use. Ike intelligence arrived per mail this imenming. lad as we are in receipt, by the activity of our Liseaflialsa fit, of letten tram the paseengen. oitD. Ro•r, A%I. GLotTVATEII RAlLyraTra •h " company h•ro decit:t.l on applyurg for • line INS ROF•t(OloGaloutb, and • branch to the Forest of Dean. TO TOO IDTTOI 01 . 1111 DAILY MTV. Sta,—l am a poor student, sad a bird-working me, I hope. or many pen I,:havo toned sad_ plodded to aorossoleho thew hosoweitholl is farther my embitha fa awavialas a aaherei tha ty almalisa. U I Wird homed el& peat lateral la the resift ot aleaseley howl, teat, after the pealeaelad Maabatlmomia .ad solt4 seloatoo goon ammo the pallb; Ma I lad tho haelmeyed Immemearr em telly rosieol-.60 the ammeatein Wows has gives birth eat, to a imam IM lommee smsamt et time and labiate i.e hem e sod hoe Mahe primed, with aoleady, camps it Duke of Wallowa, am did se to mai Ormarn ; but the mos who met la Dowairki-streat he Wealre Ms sal. reraity mem aerated to have oesehedMi whet amid ap- pear to me the Int sail mat asturallarMiea—bow shall we adapt ear miemitiee ea the mats alai in at the mp ? Cm& we mime& Illemmesse eiqpiailhame sad oz. oehttaat fees witch mehode miry a yam hoioollolono deat front tie benefits of a oaks* oomoiso lissa the report. I read of this Uoiveroity Coundlato I osoooles tho 4411111111illiellera havo Mild is this doparemeeel et their . I. kr beams wild awl made/ vim Oda* seeps. time stay be, yet en lms as Shay have leftmeselisal the ed. trevarost espesiliture to whisk a student as amiselyObe waiwortity is obliged Is esbmit, they base Med is se sto stiatiol part of Moir investigations, and have dessived the Mom el Um sassily. It is a fares to talk of aatimY ads miss mites the von witstitodon to the two post owl* of kolowhos Is this had is shot up by a ass that as be mewl may with the miles key of the MA. Malty a poor era Ma myself, who lise so /mouton to OM bask *postai Her sf ble owe angles, smelted in the seams aid irk some hens atolls. has been disappsistedY tbs results eft Ms university asembss. Win Eel year AM on. I sigsmink A Mae e r iffipas," Won aramissika• I tiestith to so Amur, um W pylori's' pia maim this WO= and *Wogs, piste of feudalism t I am. met semest, A DISAPPOINTED STUD/INT. Estifilfa. Dm 27. Dowd i•Ociatil 114611111,036111 De. awes basks is 4 I Oared to Ditak DIU• Prokneas Ap Lowillskeuv Demi ft DWI DIDO ale • p 149 150 33 34 113 114 M 57 V $4 14 149 1119 NE 111{ 90 II II $ Ili .IW - F — ldll.l.) sod a_ =SsVisit. 0111414 Iftellisesillsism • pa* puma Is Iliatlesslks PeolssllWyro(kas. Lea 1616.04.1.6LeseliTart Swum ea 1/1101s(Iess. Is Oast Ilsrtlists 160 11$ Ils.lbsseslS IN* IN Hi Illiess/. Was Tallm I p. 9. CLos. amid Mssfissal. i otrr DIU. Wiles 16 emend (IMO barest 'neural-, HQ lON 107 i 104 06 OS MINNS amtworp awl 11.11sedirs Marlow* Bed Nee = hi smeg . ia Daub Art leer . Owed bar Palm& .. aria/ lased= of Mao %MINA' Cisidifilben. Ds. Bo& Mira= Laessaft~ Ds. (iledway) Ta -uw Rea) ••• .WAr. : i 11 I it I II pm 4 8 t• - - I i lie 14i I h pa . 14 1 die : 4 Pi 14 Ii pa 1 il Ii The settlement of the account in the railway, mine, and foreign stock markets commenced to-day, and engaged great attention. Money generally was I i n great demand, u mighrreadily have been antici pated from the extension of speculative business. In railway shares, however, up to this even ing, the settling appears to have been less heavy than last time, and though full rates of continuation remain their tendency has been rather to lighten th an increase. On Dovers especially the rate was lighter in the afternoon. It is said that upwards of 200,0001. has been lent on this stock, the whole to be withdrawn this account. Generally there appears to be leas pressure in this market than had been anticipated, but a change may yet take place. Some of the rates of " con tango " may be quoted as follows, viz. : Landon and North Weetern to London and South Women to Great Western Midland Leeds Dowers •l6 to 16 Meat Lancashire 1.16 to Caledonian North Stafford Great Northern -32 to 632 Oxford and Worcestor l to 3.16 North British York and North Midland Berwick In mining shares, on the other hand, there appears to be more pressure in connexion with the settling, there being a good deal of speculation, and by weak parties. The pressure was further aggravated by an intimation from many of the members that they would not " take in " shares unless at extreme rates, thus forcing buyers in many cases either to have them taken up, or to realise at once. By this course of proceeding, which is a common trick in the house under circumstances like the present, the jobbers will probably be enabled to get back at reduced prices many of the shares which they had previously sold without having them to deliver , in other words of which they were " bears." It is enally observed that the jobbers encourage a speculative movement of this kind for some weeks, and then turn round upon the speculators. Of aurae they have a right to do the best they can or themselves, and a oottelderstica of the dr- The quotations of foreign exchange to-day were well maintained at the rates at which they left off lut post day. A scarcity of bills appears to have been the cause of the downward tendency lately ob served, especially on Paris and Hamburg. St. Peters burg was in great demand at UV.; even a higher figure being paid. In Austrian places a favourable reaction appears to have set in, but these exchanges must yet fall full 121 per cent. to stand at their proper level. Vienna and Trieste were both lower to-day. Business generally was limited, as usual at this period of the year. 'fhe prices negotiated are shown below: Thee. Pr se negotiated this day. Ms and IL limey. Amentedome ..—.—„ ger it Siert liL 16114.. ... Ile. lelge. Ditto logerillnin ...........„ „ „ 1111. Mete... 1111. Is stv. Latereftft Imp& Ilisillarg era Alter ~ " isms lfeekl.. :Scoot.' aft. llLlWaskieg ......pis rabbi In mem ... Sel pence Pub per g and LW. 9/e. ... LW. 11a. GU5...... „ $ Moslne2eo. Lee. ... 220. Vie. Ibrenftien. 230. tie. .. :Mr. 274 e. 09 reenkleet.ertno.llidne per t 10„ ll6lll e1m. . .. 1198. oar Timm (ellnetini) per S „ lIL 12ar. ... Iles. 141 m NNW l9 0 9 110. 14kr. ... 1111. Her. 1iegra........... per dollar „ 60 pram ... 491 penes 0ei1n......—.... ........ j Men ........ " ~ 43 pease ... 491 pars llosiess. .... ~ • S Demo ... 49 4 pens =.....—............. „ 4 . pare ... 49$ muse Glbesltnr —... —"... . : " • P m " :r4 p..c. ...... .......... . . : Sim. We. ... Rue 204. ate. Clones 1 1 . 1=7 .• pee ' dint ~411 penes ... 411 penes per soot " 124, met ... 114 penes tlenden Limnos pee mikes PO ileye date SI, pease .. 63. ;dna 0 90 416 „ „ 931 pesos ... 311 vaned THIS DAY—Two o'CLocir. The English funds are again flat to-day. Cote°ls were quoted during the greater part of the morning at yesterday's reduced price of 1001 to 1, but within the last hour hare furtherreoeded to 1001 to 1 ex dir. for:thelopenin . The Reduced Threes mark 1014 to 1 t mad the Three-end-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041, from to I. These stocks appear to be sold to raise money wbtch is much in demand for the settling in the on ac other markets, and Consols sympathise. Bank with. Stock has been dealt in at 2244, and the March Ex- crutches . chequer Bills at 695. to 725. prem. readinew, Foreign t stooks are dull, and the tendency of wee rffice ar prices rather against the seller, especially for moat eltieei, Ferry, BURT ST. EDMUNDS AND PETHRROROUGM ELEC. Tioss.—The recegnisances in respect of the erection peti tions for three places are reported to be unobjectionable. NEW Watrs.—New writs have been issued for London, Tiverton, Oxford University, Wilts Southern Di vision, Carlisle, Halifax, Southwark, Leeds, Nottingham, Cavan, Marlborough, Scarborough, Hertford, and Alorpeth. TIM CASE OF MR. Ktitwax.—Tho Times is „in formed that s reprieve has been received by the keeper of the gaol where Mr. Kirwan is confi n ed, an d that the ca pital sentence will not be carried into effect." BRENTWOOD (Essex) New CHURCH —During the high wind on Monday morning the beautiful church, eo recently erected near the Lunatic Asylum at Brentwood, sustained so much injury, that it has been deemed fleets. nary to shore up the steeple to prevent its falling. The in habitants being much alarmed for the safety of :he men employed, who were working in great danger of their lives, but have wfsr succeeded in securing it by strong buttr esses that no immediate danger is apprehended from its falling Unfortunately it was ocly but week that the scaffolding wee removed. TIDES IN TDP. RIVERS THAMES AND MED WAY THIS DAV.—The furious gales from the W.S.W., which pre railed on Saturday, Sunday, and part of Mon day, tended materially to retard the full moon spring tides, but yesterday evening, the wind having veered to the W.N.W. fora few hours, drove a lsrge body of water from the North Sea into the estuary of the Thames and Med way, gad o' the flow of the tide it was driven up both rive"' with considerable force, overflowing the banks in many tes, and inundating the wharts and waterside premises. The =tithes in Kent, Essex, and Surrey are described aa being immense sheets of watu'. The velocity of the tide this morning was such as to mute vessels in the lower reaches to dreg their anchors, or else part from their moor ings, and, consequently, come into contact with other" s by which a serious loss in spars, rigging, and bulwark', we. sustained. Mattoon' of vessels which arrived in the river this morning, state that the tide in the Medea. -- . yesterdar Ter this morning, state that the tide in the Medway rose esterday afternoon to an unprecedented height, forcing s way in many places over the see-walls and through the sites, inundating ;the mashes at St ate and Queen's eery, in Queeaborough Swale, to Tke gardecw unds on the beaks of both e littpie n versatility Jared. (r. tr 2 ',',.. ,i. . A. REQUISITE ARMAMENTfity. Il i • .111M(d DM the OftIIMUM Office for at ,: i A 11* with m- chain for the u. of the . ... "''''.• ,_. Reiland i actual service; and contrary a',. ~ la into ith an eminent firm for the OO -1 . -, igisee of etches, to be provided fo ...,„-_ eimet ear adiness, in consequence of •.0•' e ;A's - eats -,.., ...ns.l Lich are continually made of i r 4 , , ~ terms Seen to duties, in India ant 0 6 ' ' per. eat activity is the field.—Twitch.