The Express. — London, England, 1851-01-27 00:00:00

r ", ./x : • R oe;7 ."(•"1. i..- ' IC /2-- ~~ y -L m. -.> No. 1,380 ] rgANOLO-CALIFORNIAN GOLD MINING meAsir. dIIYI OM" la ism d Iw. ass. No beyond lbe meant et Ilbe ahem Olkee. Arldsa araleee, Adierdzeel, dab*, !Amiss. WUCTOBL Sir COMaila Steed lbuitlekl iu tt s ..a . ' dadv indebAt., Eeeleetoe.eq. limey Llama% E.g.% lien E.q., M.A." Mearballnealet, irroingharo. W. Jib V. MM.. EN.. 7Wafiam-rose. Eellusit•rami. !mom T. Bernell, Rag.. LL. u., Cambridge. Gee. E. Cottrell, Tag, 1, Laseeta's..no. Luke Williams. Eng., 17, Pethem-place. Brampton. rimarAL 111•1.4310 Cauroarti,a. Henry Vent Huntley, R.N., of Leamingtoa. Cementsarranget Raring been made for the departure of d• pati o Sir Vert Huntley, R.N., to Calitornla, to reeume the direction of lay oyeretwo. on the land kneed to this core Caked the Senator for CCifurnia, the directors tellinolll■llB rirr4LICATIONS for the REMAINING !MAR any sew be sods at tee °Mee ea &bore. Th• large amount of sold idles Ikea ow owe by emereats and others during 1 13 het yeee. emeetaelag gie to the enormous nun of .00.00 u merlin, may gyppis es ea einp'e guarantee that the entr e relwe this eensperry *1•417% IY Henry Ilu t n Y tley . ii i ill take & out portable m e ie n binery t of t the hist Mr crushing the Gnarls Rock. Lod mill hare the swing nee el the two expeditialw of Cornish mitten mostly located to Ma at the Walpc. Mmes.—Vail prayedkw% with report of nir Mem Vert Iluntli on the Goid.tetrieg Quarts of California, tray be bed co aye; b ether pervon.iny, or by kW". to L WILLIA MA, Maiming Dtrector, Albion Chamber; agailantrest,Adaphl, labia EOLOGICAL MINERALOGY. KING'S kcouvat.:. Lowleh—Prekesee TENNANT, Y.G.S t will COM- Wh the :WOUND PANT of hi 001.11 SI, ecesieung of TEN WIC NM NINERAWat via • Alm the e md, efOrola, of awl of the apoile•Wea • Mama rebelsawo hi the Atte. TIN Learns will ail be theetrwedlidesn. eziesetwo Oellsetwa of MM. 1111 =or the WY Imhof, et 9 o'elowg. &Oh be. Opt.. W. 7111. D.D.. rrheeipal. kween SS. TXHIBITION OFFICIAL CATALOGUR B . ADTERTI%EMENTIS ere sew le* visited hr the Me Ahnna of • Uusttpr et • Whom et the Nash Catalogue, Jo for the Illeetratnt, and Berman. and rem& umbrage. ePICE.R 1110THISN6. Wheele, Sheashere. CUM ZS smil *MN Priebe& Mee, If, New hrielswatreeh INeektreerh THE PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.— Ts 1111 AL ITUTICILL w.rg letrodesed 14 years aub e. itllllo, ries piled by the pater preen a = warier aid Ca, le beyond v w b poe the •••7 beet snide rat to mediae Meer bet re e ae d eb. alba vaetall r musagata4, se by es peril& OM ft be dietlesidehei free y feel .100 T. Mb. Tree& Les% Tea Sperm prairie 111. .. . ... Dreert Fero ... Ste. ... Derert beer 001. 54e. Tree S Tale peer Tea mod Wire err, miters, amillerbre. lb, at propertharte prier. All Weft d sr.retre bee by the prier mere. C EMICALLY PURE NICK EL, NOT PLATED. Tolle 71reetled ltbee Men. Perm. Patera Ire Prow sad Pads, tallabeareare It ... 1110. ... Dewed dam art 40110. lOll. -. flee ... bra dat. awl date dubs OR .. It.. UTLERY, WARRANTED.—The moat varied C wartaand of TABLE. CGTLERT In the world, all warranted, I. aloco%o oe:bni at WILLIAM P. SUITOR'S, at pekes that are remone riv,se only because of the larisniese of the Wes. 34-Ineh irory.handled tab. Storm with high shoulders, 14. per domes; newerts, to watch, Iv.; if to itilaiwe. Is. pet doses cotes; mown, 3s. 6d. pee pile; larger rue., .11 exact proport.on, to 23.. per down; If extra Mae. with lbw krr~:. hoe ka.; tads bone table Mire., from de. pee doses; dr..rte, ; carvers, per pair; black horn table knives from Is. prr •Soeen ; dewed*, te.; earwig. fe. dd.; table steels, hoed is. MIL it r 101 , R144ek d Meted &mut loam and forks, in ewe andether wve, and ol the new plated fhb careers, in eziatenoe. Abs a brp re- itownt of rococo, penknives, ricirwore, he., of the beet gritty. '4ll Vidakruih, with eturrannes of every Ircararagery Mid*, tett go r Nati nee. w11.1.l ttl Pl'itTONN dock of GENERAL iIIIIMISMINO lat tSMu]GV.R(s Isterally the largest In the world, sett se no lan eu.ev can be einpioyed to pin a cornet Minot Its variety sad Meet, I , lun hams my lonised Is en and impost It. The isamey eeturaed Isr acne* het appmed OXIMILDSBMT (wear of Newiessvdreet). sod Ns. I. Nawaux-impzirr, landow.—ldeta- Wedinstilltds Atw (ARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES, GRATES, said ji, rEsions.—J. E. DOWSON. in, Oalord+treet (mar vatAreer). lades, bar cm view la his Warble phew men • r'4 Veriety al MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES, Preginee Onto sad S ap= Prater*, M tar • ma and perket &wen puma improved tillehmt t me, wed atter vets,. Evevy ankle met •-.d . p , o the mat won sad at ready matey slew.—Sale ar eamulaetemot Parse Moves. NO VENT-PRO REQUIRED for BARLOW% NINO INVENTED sur-AcnNo SYPHON TAP, "Idol r &meetly ermine ale, b., air. ea other lames, has hemoteg bat 0e ant, price te. GIL • • or ant tree* may pert of Itauleal Of two Si, takes) kw Se. 3d. each ; at! Metro plated. tre Sherry, &a, be. 6d, by mobs which • grist mean win be otheted. The flflk Tap, when tweed ma aides err tate the seek meshed to maw the Sense to Sale mot as more: sad whoa the lap la tonsil dr the str ten so Yaw eater. The edematous, an eh- Owe. The bat stet may be draws is es beirk sad Sao condition es el.es the oak we. am tamed. The Milanese* at pn well aerelagromes malay the Sidi ye dintmenet be ~ nage& le It a hat, lael add beam. are ellen the predietrodast NAN et ehoiers. Abs an, Se bed • great variety of manioc tape at mad/ redsced —,JAN/Job Naltl-03 1 2. tarnishing Imemover. 14, Lag Wit. blaramm-bmoe. EM..bbebed 1320. Ts Awe are mv natal be mare madman. Nooe sesame mots stooped with J. atone sad eddeare.-71,e trade sappilede—J. I. WM, pea, a tea seethed et topplag earls. CLOSE OF HOLIDAYS.—Now Out th• mace d .taut festivity in about to terminate, end the respective lii,oliaa.relamls reinstated by the Duey throng d podded aspirant th. tr I. nom, rennet and attrm lion:. become naturally as object Did oilseed'. with hinds and relative.. Now it la that ROW. M DAseaß 011, to accelerating the growth aed foe im prove, and hreaufying the hide, ROWLANIM9 KALTDOR, for mm. lec the akin and emeplezion, and remering estameocia and RoWLANDIr ODONTO, toe Itting Os With toinning the gar, W be umerreally wideeed IniMegen. lona' et epsilons Maitatiome. The may pulse of Wei en , * ow MINI Of lecretemeso " preceding WM et the self* en We ampler Of label, Ida their sirature et the loot, Is red IoY, dm— A its mIAND old RMS.—Mkt 17 them tl 114 liattamoitim Lto4e.amil by nepeetaele &swims and pedant.. 12111 Y THOUSAND CURES by DU BARRY'S Itt.Val.tATA ARASICA POOD.—" Twenty-mw yaws' Nee s....say.v. Cordlpodon, 11 , 1411,0.1dg Od Uehlity, .bit so stedlest Gould more or 'them, hare bras ellectuallyesmd by DU 'Agars Piot), In u very short time.— W. R. Mews, Paul Mammy, Thence." .14111 year' times's', atrroaiss% ittlerity, with am's.= and nostr4, hare been effettually rowed by DU MARTS Isnot% to a very ,twat titat.—Km. his W. nook LOW= braftsfr horfoll." "Tkree mane eagerias Pis 11 7 eML aaal kit arm, NA neutral abaft. bus removal mg DU *MOWS Iltalta-reataelms lessit—,Alasu Asdhismis of Ron, niubbereen."—asid r arnbismiltb Y lautenallean Eh, at Iv. Zb.. at an 614 at I lb Illb.. WE , rased iininty. Mb, at Ws.; ab. it Ik .-DU BAIT lora. 127. NC. taint.erset. bisim—The le sued Unto. airrige tree. EXAMINERS' COURTS ON STANDING ORDERS, PETITIONS FOR RAILWAY AND PRIVATE BILLS. (lc Saturday Meters. Smith and May, the exami ner...pp...need by the House of Commons to enquire into the compliance with the standing erdeta of the hones, in raspier of the various railway and private hills, of which there an 216, suet for the first time in Committee Rooms, Noe. 1 and 2, and pia carded to bunnese. Sot TII DILVONI RAILWAY.—The bills of this noniron', &fur the usual investigation, were declared to have complied will the standing orden. The first bill proposes to facilitate the ione, Tilos by the company of the sum of 478,1601., witch the company are sun:Grimed to and it la pr"poeed that 'harm shell be created C r raising a sum not exceeding 478,0001., and that when the NU amount upon such shares shell have been Paid the same dial' be converted into stick of the company to bear a died dividend, ant exceeding 6 per cent. per annum, payable is priority of dividends on ell other shares or stn' It The company, it appears, have already borrowed this 476,1001., the whole of which is secured by mortgages or bonds of the company, bearing interest at different rites The next bill his for its object the making anangementa between different claims of shareholden, and takes power to c ,mute the euaratitee on half shares, What are called the antestitd" shorts and " forfeited " sham are to be ma erli,d, as well as the "surrendered " shares. The company by the creation of new shares not to Increoe the aggregate amount of capital of 1,600,0001. Clauses are takes for the Pr•dection of the railway sear the sea, and the llidlead kiileay Company are to be authorised la lieu or the Bristol .n 4 Gloucitter Railway, to appoint a director at the South Lemon board. I:AN , .OIt AND CARILDAIITON RAILWAY. —The standing orders were dictated to be complied with is respect of this "fief. the WI befog to make a Use from the Chester end ILA) hi ad, near Basgor, to Port Dinviwiek end Caernarvon, wits powers to agree with the Chester and Holyhead as to metetensam and working, apportionment of tolls, aid ilqmste trsaskr ef railway. The sepital proPtord to too street the line is 120,0001, with power to borrow 40,0001 ; shares to be 6,0001., 401. earls ; 41 per share to be thegroatem unmet of guy owe etli. The junction of the proposed new hoe with the Chester aid Holyhead will abut close opts the celeivated Britannia &idols. Tot GIIIAT SOMME/AN ADD WILATIRN RAILWAY OP ii l Cl-01b.—The standing orders were declared to be complied es . : , h in 'tepid of this company's bill for power to raise 2)0,00(1. additional capital, with power to create new Out,, and to construct a dock or basin at Cork. 'lke 'tenths', orders were also declared to be complied with in respect of the following bills:—East London Water Wades (for power to raise 300,0001. new capital is shares of lot! each); Biskeeheod Docks (for alteration of Birken. load Dark Trustees artery/enigma between Dock Complay cid Birkenhead Trait.,,, and farther powers to Ike Desk C ,_"*PooO); Weseter Sewerage sad Senitazy loprovensut Vfsborr Chi (inteesios) ; Itchin Bridge sad Reeds V.;sitreelinit ef Oespeny's Powers); Rivet Dee ikesderd sioreties ; PON?. Patent Beadle Comps, (for extend. "I Patois); illasbeeter Parish Highways (fee relief to the several toosekipe to the parish el Manchester from the repair of highways not sitaate withla such township Pursetively), (Exp rt LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1851. BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, AND CHE SHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY. RAILWAYS. On Saturday the twice adjourned extraordinary general meeting of this compamy was held at the Tows hall, in Birkenhead, for the purpose of determining on the sub. jest of station aceossonodstion at Blanchester. JAMBS BANCROFT, Esq., presided, and said that, in socordance with the resolution passed at the meeting is December, the directors had put tnenseelvee in communica tion with the London and North-Western Company, whose expression of feelings of goodwill was very ratisiactory to the board. T►e board had to rent that it bad been Sound impossible to conclude the arrangements; but, looking at THIS DAT. Two o'Cioca. There war some degree of flatness observable in the share market at the oommencement of business to day, and prices were generally quoted at a fractional decline, bet since then a shade more firmness hes manifested itself, and most descriptions are held rather more steadily. It will be seen, however, that the rates realised are below the range of Saturday'. market. Great Westerns were last dealt in at 82; ; North Western stock, at 1241; Brightens, at 95. 1 ; Eistem Counties, at 61. Business is moderately active. what had already been done respeining the apilicatioi to parliament to purchase the Bondieg Warehouse Company's property, to make a aidiog from it to the London and North Western line, and so connect it with that line immediately, and ultimate) with th is, it was agreed to bit the bill proceed, with the distinct understanding that the directors should conclude an agreement with the London and North Western Company, if they could, and thereby render a great make of money unnecessary. Mr. C. HOLLAND thought tt 'delimits that the pro prietors should be again convened, than that they, sea board, should take authority te conclude those negotiations whisk woul.l be a heavy responsibility, and one winch they might regret having incurred hereafter. Mr. KNOB, the repreentative of the Shrewsbury sad Birmingham Railway Company, said he thought it only due to the proprietors that the particulars of that agree- ment should be stated, that they should see whether the company really was in a position to take traffic from Chester to Manchester, without the control of the London and North Western Company. ("Hear," and applause.)" The company which he represented had commenced to work upon the contract which they had made with that compaoy for the conveyance of iron, a traffic which would be of considerable extent, amounting to some hundred tons a week; bat when the first quantity was sent, it was put into • siding by the North Western Company, at Warrington ; and an intimation was (Oren that their (the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Company's) waggons would not be allowed to run on the London and North Western line. (Hear, hear.) He regretted that it was not in the power of the Birkenhead Company to maintain its independence, and state that It would conduct its own traffic, to such waggons as they chose between Chester and Manchester. Even the traffic which: did not compete with the London and North Western Com pany was treated in the same way. It was only the other day, some iron sent by the Chester and Ethrewsbuty line wail obliged to be discharged at Cheater into the waggons of the London and North Western Company. (Hear, hear.) Now, he said, that was • total obstruction of the traffic which they were prepared to send upon the new line between Custer and Manchester. There was only one way to in. et the obetnicuon, and that was for this company to supply them (the Strewsbury and Birmingham Company) with waggons • out they were like all small lines short of waggon st ock, and could not, without great outlay, supply the waggons which would he required. Even if ihe Chester and Birkenhead Company had the requisite number of waggons, it sass obvious that the restric tion attempted would amount to an almost eotire prohibition to the traffic, when it was recollected that those wsfigons would have to travel seventy miles empty in going for the iron. (Hear, hear.) Mr. RUMMENS thought that they should keep them selves in • position to accommodate the Sorewsniry companies, the Great Western Company, the Shrewsbury and Hereford, the Chaster and Holyhead, or way other line which might dunk proper to run over theirs ; and so protect their own interests, being armed at all points to act on the defensive it neeemary. The CHAIRMAN replied that it was not true that the eompany had made arrangements with the through traffic cots mitts. of the other companies to conduct the iron on to Man chester. The goods' managers had met, and agreed upon the rates, so soon as they were in • position to take the iron and convey it to its dest.nation • but the company had not made arrangements with the Laid= and North Western Company for goods accommodation at all; and, without wa iting for . _ lutes today up to I °Wolk. Weis Itaawan. Do. Prehreses tilettne., Bat:N and UR Junction e. to Is Haste. lit. (o*. titre:: 'Mosta searaater 7.17:;:d7;d1 - ;;I _m.: g.. l ° a D. !IS Prefireoce Moor ? War aad saw IDlyhaad Do Dabtia sad Whet Joao.. - B. Do. (71.17 a.) Ip.Ct.Prof. Do.lsl. 106.16 p.COPref. Do. New 1161.6 9. * Ct . Do. Eat, 6 p. CL. No.I Ds. do. No., Ds. N. Is Ead.3 pet (.1 Do. New ... Eastern Unto.. this A (lan LU. NO - Do, Belli B. end &ditto LetDo.=ca. 6 p. Ct.) Do. New g sham ItaattAnoolosloguar.6 p.Ct Edinburgh and Clung", Minnurgh.Perth,Dundee knew and Exmouth .. Groat Northern ... . Do. I sbarea,A,Deferred Do. ahem 2,6 p. Ct. De. per Cent. Pref. Gt. goutkowd Weat.(lre.) I n 43 :a Da Naw £l7 .:: HaU and Why Da arses Leasster mu Carlisle ... Do. Thirds ... Lanoster and ?reties ... Masahiro and Yorkshire Do. Do. fl_p. Ct. Pref. gist Leeds Do. West and Brdadf Rii ordng Halos .. Leeds sad Mown Do. Pref. Quarters,l64ll Madan and Blacking .. Loa., Brighton, a B.ooast Do. New gua. 6 p. guaranteed Ste. CL re — CrOiLia Wird; Do. Pref. 3 per Cent. . . . Do. Conn'. d p.‘"111.32 Leedom sod Gretash Do. Pretences Loudon k North-Western Do. do. New e shares... Do. Fifths .. Do..£ I 0 sh.,3l.aodii. (6 Landon & South-Western Do. New, £59 Do. Ncw, £4O Do. New Preference — .. Lowestoft Gmer.4 per Coot. Yeah., Buz., IWO Aletloek thos; Amor meat, the through traffic commit:ee pesseZt the iron in question along as fuse the London and North Wes- tern line ; and the officers of that company, without inane ti9l2l, took the steps referred to, namely obstructing it. Besides, it wu lent in the rolling stock of the Shrewsbury Compaq, which had no right to go over the North Western line at all. The boud would not, for the sake el getting the Shrewsbury traffic, deprive themselves et other traffic. That they must have nemasarily, ►nd every' possible facility should be given to the Shrewsbury com panies, so soon ae they should desire to be on amicable terms. (Applause.) That company would never be tied up to say party, unless they were psi pared to buy it. A.ter some observations from Mr. Knox, The CHAIRMAN said the board had arranged before hand, that if there was any dif . ulty with the question, the meeting should be sdjourned till the last day of February, when the boll yearly meeting would be held, which could be made special for the purpose. S 1 proprietors sup d their satiafactioa at the chairman's etatement, and the meeting wec then adjoursed. Do. 1 Mum, No. I Do. New Pref. Do. Preference ... Do. Mao.* Lmel.Unioe D0.A30 abates Do. Sire. and Derby... Do. Cone. B. & B. 6 p. C. Do. New glO., Do Extension Do. Gomm. 31 per Ct. North British ... Do. Preference .. N. orth stalfordshire.. Oziord. Wore., & Waver. Preston and Wyre Do./ shares (Al SW., Guild., as leigiie Kontos and Hitchla... Ds. Bleepreth gatelike Scottish Midland DD. New Barrows. & 81rn., Gar A Do., New GitaranVeed littrewsbury and Shen* Do. New ... Do. 8 per ant. Prof... Shropshire Union booth 1)0,00 Do. Prefersui; South Staffordshire South k:nstera „. MINES. ( From the Daily Nrirs.) SATCHDAT ETSSINO. The market hu been very dull to-day, but a few sales have been made in Trelawney, Clijab and IVentworth, and Trefusis. In foreigi; shares, Australian, 21, ; and United Mexican, 5, 41, have been dea lt in, but not to any great extent. The business of the past week has been very fluc tuating, and owing to the influx of sellers of small speculative shares, prices in this description of shares have receded. Ou the other hand, for such as Mary Ann, Trelswney, Devon, Great Console, Treviskey, South Bassett, Bedford United, and a few other good dividend shares, the demand has been beyond the supply, although several heavy transactions have taken place. In Mary Ann upwards of 30 shares have changed hands during the week at 631 and 601. per share, and in Trelawney several have been sold at 5211. to 35/. per share. In Devon Great Consols a share has been transferred at 2801., and buyers still to be found at the price. Alfred Console, West Tol fps, Tiebarosh,Tiacroft, and Venton have slightly re ceded. For Trefusis there has been a demand at 19 201.; and for \Vest Providence, at 05/. In Clijah and Wentworth a young mine near to Wheal Buller ' and adjoining Trefusis, several large bargains have been done at 51. be 51. 10a. per share. West Francis have also been in demand, and shares have advanced from 171. to 251. The situation of this mine tear to South Bassett and South Francis renders it a great favourite. BitardaT. l i i0 1 . L ..., 6/ 6 . e I z. 29 SO 37 311 I 9 pak. 1 11 pa. 10 11 77 70 ii ii " 10 10 3 3 16 1 14 14 26 14 dim iiii - le le 10 00 Ad 1 , 19• 4 4 pm 7 1 44 S Is 19 1I 32 3$ ex dv 28 30 51 t 14 S I Ile II 12i 13 39 40 I 31 82 3( S td 101 103 3$ 22 23 24 68 70 Se 66 pm 27 tOt 42'. 76 7 2 42'. 16 11 " az div • •642'. 96 47 136 146 71 ;1 141 916 436 In 141 U 23 224 111 !I tooth Waled Youtll York. t 'River Dun V.l. Or/0;i Wettrford and Kilkenny— West Laudon The following are the latest quotitionst—Alfred Consols, 17, 16; Bedford United, 61,1; Berion Con sols, 5; hl Bruno, 50; Cook's Kitchen, 9; Devon Great Consols, 280; East Gunnis Luke, ; Merllyn, 41, 5; Kirkcudbright, 41, 51; South Tagus, 165; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 51, 51; Tregordan ' 6, 7 ; Tre bane, 15; West Caradon, 105, 11 0 ; Trelawney, 50, 61, 521, 54, 55 ; West Providence, 63, 68 ; Welling ton, 15, 16; West Tolgus, 6, 61 • West Francis, 20, 26; Wheal Margaret, 160, 160; Mary Ann, 64, 65, 66 ; Treluels, 18h 191, 201; Tremsyne, 20, 21 ; Yentas, 9, 91 ; South Bassett, 340, 350; Crane and Noma, 26; East Rose, 550. 570; East Buller, 7, i 1; South Francis, 317 ; Grumbler, 60, 75; Con. durrow 110,115 ; East Francis, 41; North Tolgus, 20; E ast 'folgus, 40; Great Allred, 3,6; West Alfred, 12,121; Clijab and Wentworth, 5,6; Stray Park, 201; Levant 160; East Pool, 150; West, Dingdorg, 2; Treba roah, 6, 51. At the weekly sale of copper ores, held at Truro on the 23rd instant, 2,613 tots sold for 16,5271. 1 la. 6ci.; average standard, 951.4..; average price per ton, 81. 6..; average produce, 91. The following amounts were realised by the diffe rent mines :—Devon Great COO 5015,1,612 tons, 9,54 8 / 4 West Caradon, 357 tons, 2,6601.95. 6d.; Fowey Con sols, 236 tons, 1,3361. 145.; Wheal Friendship, 191 tons, 1,3821. los. ; Poldice, 141 tons, 636!. ; Bedford United, 136 tons 8331.; Wheal Maiden, 24 tons, 931. 125.; Wheal Jewel, 11 tone, 471.61 .; Wheal Mary Consols, 5 tons, 10/. Total 2,613 tons, 16,5271. 11. 6d. The next sales will take place at Truro on the 30th instant, consisting of 3,322 tons; and at Redruth on the 4th February, of 4,709 tons. R ear Ditto Valley, S p. Ct to . go& Dit ... MI6, Moonset, ILOi eys. Ifork,Nowoomile !Berwick Do.F.A. (York& Num. Do. O.N E.F arch orPret Do. Ditto York end North "MUM. Pcianiun Boulogne sad Amiens ... Central Prince (Pierson) 101 111 37 60 37 10 114 13 2114 2 44 1241 123 4 4 pa 4 1 Ps 24 Pm 834 844 9 8 414. 7 6 dia. Zi 2 4 Pm 14 16 23 41 26i dla 114 106 It 64 119 f 11 a, 604 301 194 19 411.69 23 27 113 127 CI dly 3 14 23 27 146 131 dl. 3 111 171 ale 41 1 el 84 4/ 8131 $4 414. 16 164 46 43 11 9 pa 7. 21 214 7/ 8 11 11 pea 144 141 7 II 3 91 61 6 Mi. e 6 die. 104 101 12 14 6 7 94 131 14 1 Ms 11 131 si 3 di. 1* 16 II 13 21 2:1 aiL 316 134 9 7 die 7j 4 64 Ws FORGED NOTES.—We wen lately shown a Sk note purporting to be issued by the Nottingham and Not tinghamshire Banking Company, which aas the other day paid to a gentleman in Leeds, end which has sines been di► twined to be a forgery. We also understand that utter forgeries on the same banking company have been recently detected, and it is therefore desirable that parties to whom such notes may in future be offered should take OHMS to satisfy themselves that they are genuine.—Leeds Mercury. SI SI __ 42 41 es 21v 19 194 0 So di& 8 114 x. II 17 $3 2 $ II lalla 9! 91 IS 16 min 4 41 sun 1 Ipa ila 9 P 01.., 4 M... 2 Si 6 $ 141 :1 ells 41 1 di. SI S 6 tits ST nle 3 dim 103 II 2 1 I 10 dla Gut Indian ... ... 1 Groat IDthl Prolutua -D.—do.. Namur sued Liege Northern of Prance Orleansane Bordeatut Perim and Orleans Psis end Otreaboute !town and Havre tlantbre and term) Usti and Neaten LI VERPOUL, January 25. 71 S 1 I 19+ 19 134 17 i e 111 1 63 11 21 131 101 S 1 66 14 131 123 li 2O 1 lat 8434 3e 331 44 0 I 131 6 i ez tot 41 . $91.1 141 i dla 146 116 6 3316 tlt r di v 61 281 I 8j u tat •1 i 111 41 01 W STOOL. EXONANOTI.—Prioes are still steadily rising— fihkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (221. share.), 64 d.— Euttern Counties, e 4 3.l6—Bait Lancuhire 124—Lanca moire and Yorkshire, 674 4—Ditto (filth shires), 74 d.— Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), 64 p.—Leads and Think, 131 14—London and North Western, 1254 6—Ditto (dew shares), 4 p.—London and South %Morn, 84— Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 254 4—Midland, 50)1 4—Ditto (4 shares), 194 3,46 4 4 3.16 4 19 184 1516 19 d. South Bestir= and Dover, 231 4 4—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 194—York and North Midland, 234 4. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. Tt e market for the home funds is extremely quiet to-day. The business transacted is unimportant, but It has included a few operations in Consols and Re duced by the broker who usually acts for the govern ment, and though these purchases have not been effected in the usual public manner, it is understood they are upon public account, and they have con tributed to act as a prop to the market in the absence of other business. Consols were nominally quoted at the opening of the market as they left off on Saturday, 961 to for money, and 961 to for the account, but prices are now a shade weaker, with the quotations standing at 961 to 1 both for cash and the 12th February. The official report of business is : Three per Cent. Consols, 961, 4; ditto for account, 961. Three per Cent. R-duced, 97Z, 1. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 99, 98Z. Long Annuities, 1860, n, 13-16. South Sea Old Annuities, 964. . . . _ The unfunded securities are quiet. Exchequer Bills, 1,0001, mark 60s. prem.; ditto small, 60s. and 575. India Bonds, I,OOOL, 68s. press. The market for the foreign securities is quiet, with quotations ruling at Saturday's range, but in several instances prices are adhered to rather more firstly. Spanish Actives mark IN,. The business reported up to the present time is small, being limited to: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 891. Chilian Six per Cents., 1031. Four per Cent. Dutch Cer tificates, 91. Mexican Bonds for the account, 331 ex dir. Russian Five Cents., 1131 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 96Z, 97, 961. Spanish Active Five per Cents., fur account, 18, 1; ditto Coupons, B¢, ; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 381. Venezuela beferr.d Bonds, 11, . . _ . The imports of gold and silver bullion and coin in the last week have been by the Ripon, from India, 4,0001. ; by the Trent, 819,843 dollars, or 163,650/. Total imports, 168,0001. The amount of the precious metals exported from the port of London during the week ending Thursday last, we learn from official sources, was 10,000/. and 8,755 ounces of gold, and 101,500 ounces of silver, shipped as follows : Gold coin : to Belgium, 8,510 ounces ; to Dunkirk, 10,0001.; Gold bars: to Dun kirk, 245 ounce*. Silver coin : to Corfu, 22,000 ounces. Silver bars: to Hamburg, 25,000 ounces; to Dunkirk, 18,700 ounces; to Shanghae, 38,800 ounces. The total value of these exports is about 70,0001. Besides these amounts, the Indus, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, took out from Southampton 297,4011. in silver, and 20,5991. in gold, •o Ir. dia and China, and 17,8291. in gold to Alexandria, making a total of 335,8291. The following shows the lust quotations of exchange at the shortest dates, from foreign places, on London, compartd with the previous quotations : Previous Quotations. Last. Antigua 4Bll Alexandria Amsterdam Augsburg Berlin 6th. 181 6th, 181 Buenos Ayres . . . .. . Bremen • 6lO 614 Charleston lO9 100 Constantinople ll2l piastres Copenhaatia Fre °Mort °alai z Genoa 26 OS 25.08 Havannals llO4 111 1194 Hamburg Jamaica lOl 102 102 leipsie Manilla Madrid Mexico Milan Mohtlo .. ..... N.ples 662 662 New O. leans .... New York 110) 1104 Palermo —. 656 Pernambuco 29) 30d. 294 d. Rigs Komi 4BO 466 Ben Francisco 8% Petersburg Sirs — 28 80 Trieste l2l 41 1211.36 Valparaiso Venice 2B 82 Vienna Z tate 5ll Scl. Amsterdam letters of Tuesday report much steadi ness in the stock market. The lot prices noted are : Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 57 to 1-16 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 877. Belgian Two-and a-Half per Cents. (Rothschild), 477 to 5-16. French Three per Cents., 53 9-16. Spanish Ardoins, 5101., 12 7-16; ditto Coupons, 8 ; the Inland Three per Cents., 33a ; the Passive Bonds, 37 to 13-16. Por tuguese Five per Cents. (London), 35 1-16 ; ditto, Four per Cents., 34 11-16. Russian Five per Ceuta. (Hope), 1798-1816, 105}; ditto, Five per Cents., 1828 9, 104; ditto, Five per Cent. Certifs.,..llB3l-3, 941 to ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 947; ditto, Four per Cents. (Hope), 867 ; ditto Four per Cents. (Stieglitz), 86. Austrian Five per Cent. Metal liques, 70; ; ditto New Five per Cents., 767 ; ditto New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 377 to 9-16. Danish Five per Cents., 987. Brazilian, 1824, 1001., 897. Mexican Bonds, 337, 7, 13-16. Greek Five per Cents., 5 3-16. A bill is now before the Netherlands legislature, reducing the duties on imports of machinery and tools into the East Indies for agriculture, manufactures, steam navigation, and mine working, to 6 per cent. if imported in foreign bottoms, and free if in Nether land bottoms. The Rat'way Times' states that the opposition shareholders in the Eastern Counties Railway have decided upon presenting a memorial to the board, calling for a modification of the Norfolk agreement, so as to bring it within the limits of a working agree ment, and likewise urging a general arrangement for working with all the lines in the east of England. They require, further, a paid mrtuaging director. The Eastern Counties bard, who will have hard work to make out a good case to the proprietors, have made an agreement, said to be for an amalgamation with the Eutern Union, and including the prot , syes of the board, the Norfolk and the Lowestoft. It appears from an analysis of the railway traffic returns for the past week (which were given in Saturday's Express) published by Herapath's Journal, that on 6,242 miles, 224.9151. was received, being at the rate of 361. per mile per week. For the corresponding period of 1850, 189,4511. was received on 5,482 miles, or at the rate of 341. 15s. per mile per week. There is, consequently, an increase in the mileage of 760 miles or 14 per cent.: an increase in the amount received of 35,4661. or 18; per cent., and an increase of 11. 3s. in the amount received per mile per week. The gross traffic returns ;for the three weeks of the present year amount to 678,7851. For the corresponding period of 1850 they were 573,0081. ENGLISH PUNDS.—Tau Dar. Sauk Stock. 214 15 3 par CL Goa. _ 4:44. NI 1 3 pre Ct. Red. Auto., 971 f 1 , 34 per Cts. ori 3 pm 01.0 ca. Anna, 961 Hzeitaptor balm. 675. to 60. :OREM. lUNDS. par Ot. Austrian Bonds, 1 par Ct. fireman Ms. 17 18 48 par Ot. B• 4. Good.. 9 2 2 Grenada lishirrad WA, 3) 46 6 per Res Ms. 334 2 fitor Pw g. la lfraal * — llan 84.., 89 Si tor gi.Pe uriso Ada. 7 -lYato N... 87 v Pontoons:Ai-sty., 34 6 * 6 " 6 For Ct. Was. Ayres , 46 9 6 per CA Rum Els.. U Ipar IN. Malan lu3 6 Litt° Spanish Oda, 18 6 Liao Column. the. 3 pm Ct. SpantAl WA.* Columbian Equator 1id5..31 f Do. Ditternd Hda, 3 per Ct. Dootsb 77 9 LIM Nobs Mi. 31 pt , (A. Dot& lids., 67A Ot CL Vatieluth IML, 20 2 4par Ca. Moan Carta.. sus 16 I vancianala Ileferrod 111012 ft. 11 13 EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. Wilk Um. 25. For , _ _ Weep. lOpeelap Highest. Lowest. Me* 8 per Crew. 3 pee GEM.. 3per Cests. See Lorna 96 15 93 10 93 10 93 93 3 per Onto. Do. fa pee Omits 13.140aa6• ea Loma : et elphr, It j 96;114 aam24 778. Selma; 1, 1810 .««. 1006 lOW. I Maples Suites —V 50 14402. Di. 3, 1542 « — ~ &man Lam _1836 758 „ Do. 34 Do. 44 IMO . „ Ditto, d .0.. 1930 764 „ " Treasury loads ...... n PM:WM 1 WPM,. 92 10 .. Bank slums ..... ... 22M roe Aosauti. WINDING UP JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. THE DIRECT LONDON AND EXETER RAILWAY. Oa Saturday the examination of Mr. Walter Bhairp, of ahem: Gardens, Hyde park, for whom Mr. Bagaltaw appeared as counsel, wee continued and concluded before his 11011011/ Master Brougham, in answer to the charge brought in by Mr. Wryghte, the official manager for the shareholders, calling upon him and his ca-directo: to give an moue of so much of the deposit money, amounting to between 30,000 i. and 40,000 i., received from the pro prietors, Mr. Shah" deposed that be was • member of the coil mines of maaagement of the Dirett London and Exeter Railway, and that his name appeared on the original pros .tus. The name" added suhaequently wine those of Lieut.. Colonel Matron, Sir Bruce Chichester, Dr. Phalli same, and Mr. J. Chambers. Wu a member of the 6110:cant committee, as were Dr. Blundell, Captain Pepe, Mr. T. P. Healey, Mr, O. Evans, and Mr. I'. Dowalses. The dunce committee was appointed on the 16:b Oct., 1845, consisted of the same members as the allotment committee, with the addition of Mr. C. W. Spicer end Sir Henry Pram. About 400,000 shares were spoiled for, and on the Ist of October an deer Liniment wu trued, stating that so farther applications could be rushed, and on the 15th October another edvertisemeat was issued, ":sting that the allotment had bun completed. At this period the committee had allotted 62,000 shares, which was as any as et that time they hitended to allot, but they coatinued to allot until parties brought their letters back, and refused to take them up. The advertisements were left to Dr. Bluodell and Mr. Healey, sad application was made to Misers. Sutton and Gribbe', the company's brokers, to know whether farther snares shenkt be allomed, sad he resommeneted delay. The allotments wan very enmerose, sad be believed that the learned monied had one himself. The seeding out of the all taunt continued Mr 10 days in 'accession altar the allotment itself was tante. The original reason of the allotment committee for limiting the allotment of shares to 60,000 and allotting only us half of the share capital, urban had been fixed at 120,000 shares, was for two or these reasons. Oats was because they expected that Mr. Madsen would have joined them as chairman and, it so, it was the "Railway King's" custom t require a large tunics of shares. Another reason was that they might have an opportunity of "amalgamating " with other hate, there being et the time no fewer Hum eight lines competing with the Direct London and E , and, had the directors allotted all the shares, there would have been no opportunity lett for the other lines to say, "We will abandon our line if you will give os an In in yours." The reason of the directors for stating publicly that the allotmeat was completed was bemuse it was completed so tar as the committee intended it should be. The advents@ went stated that the allotment was completed, but not that all the shame had been allotted. The plans and notions at this Use had been deposited tor the whole of the line to Exeter . Could not say that he had approved of the issue of the advertisements in question, which appeared in the Iron Times, and other journals. On Tuisday, the 9th of Decem ber, at the request of the committee, the witness went to Edinburgh, Otagow, and Liverpool, to get the deed signed, and returned on the following Sundey morning, at 6 a.m., end attended a general meeting of the shareholders held on the 15th, at the London T , when a statement of amounts was read, either by Sir Bruce Chichester, the chairman, showing the exhalation of ell the assets up to that time, with the exception of a lattice" in band of 4914; l ead looking at the report of the przeudings, as announced ilorapatko Railway Journal, of the 20th December, it appeared that the cash received by the committee on 23,563 enema, at 11. Is. 6d. per stare, was 32,29:a. The pinion wry expenses were set forth at 4,3161 ; the engineering earnest, at 14,0401. ; the law expense" at 8,7911. ; the advertising expenses at 2,639 l—which, with other small items of expenditure, left • balance uf 4921. At this muting resolutions were proposed and passed by the parlia mentary agents of the company on the tooting of the repro sentations of these accounts. Signed a check on the com pany's bankers ., the day before be left for Scotland ler 1,1361., which Sir B. Chichester requested the members of the committee of management to 'ln, with a view to truster the funds from the bank either to pretest their being attached, or to pay certain claim,. Witness did not receive the proceeds, and believed they were accounted fur. Wes not aware that at toe meeting of the 15:h of December there wee • larger balance in hand than 4921, or that there wen assets of use company is hand to the amount of several thousand pounds, though ha had heard since that there were end had seen a later acount which stated that the committee then had in hand, amongst other sums, 4,9291. balance of cash, end 1,8101. office farni tare at the establishment in Regent -street. Had not attended much to the &Gin of the company at this period, and had in feet tendered his resignation on the 6th of No vember, alter which he was solicited to return, but he filially resigned on as 17th of December, two days alter the suet iag. Did not know whether the accounts were correct or incerreet, and was not surprised to bear it stated that there was so small • balance. Could not say whether a portion of the company's funds were invested in Kuhl quer Dula at this time, or whether or not they were sold. Could not say he had signed as authority fur the sale of Exchequer bills, but signed an order for the delivery of the bills to Sir B. Chichester, and on the Bth of December, signed a Magus in bluk to place the funds in th e hands of the chairman for the puritans of the conspehy. A sum of 12,0001. was originally invested in exchequer bills, and the cheque in blank was for 7,0001 , the balance of them, and the object was to truster the account from Minn. Currie's, which, from being in the City, was liable to as attachment, to the bank of Meiere. Straiten and I'aul, in the Strand. Should not say that these funds, which might have been attached at the instaoce of any creditor hating claims upon the company, were withdrawn. Was ant any party to the preparetiun of the account pre sented to the muting on the 16th ; nor to any conversation to the effect that it was important not to show too large a balance to the shareholders. In October, 1845, cheques were drawn is favour of the Seance committee, one of which, for 6001., was sighed by wittau, and there ware other payments by that body of 3001., 15111 , 1001., aud 1241. It was no part of the dety of the finance committee to arrange matters on the 8;o:k Buntings, and no directions were given by them to parches.: shares there, and no shares were purchased with the monies of the company by order of the finance with the eaceptiou as stated is witness's discharge of a cheque for 1,6061. There was a payment to the finance committee drawn out by sense of its members en the 9.h of November for 4,0001. This was by a cheque signed by Si, Henry Pyrites and Messrs. Spicer sod Evans, troantenigeed by Dr. Sleaded, "pay to ourselves, finance commas., 4,0001.," and it was subsequently, through the exertions of witness and Sir B Chichester, that this 4,0001. was restored to the funds of the company. Rather thought that the cheque for 1,6061. was given to these gentlemen when they retained the 4,0001 ,- and on condition of their handing over certain scrip ct the company that had been purchased in the market. Some of the dates of sig to the deed had been altered. As regarded t►e signature of witness he believed that having originally signed it he subsequently drew a dry pea over it at the office eu that it might be properly executed in the presence of an attiotiog wanes., but he could nut speak positively, as these were things which happened five years ago, and were not things which they thought would be brought into question at all. Did not recollect that any representations were made by the officers of the company to the effect that an insufficient allotment of the shares had been made, or that another hat was made cut showing the propriety of allotting 40,000 shares more. Out of the 130 cheques now produced 21 were signed by witte , s, sad out of the 16 that were objrcteil to, three only had his signature. Mr. Daniell, counsel for the of 'manager, then said they test proposed to enemies Sir Bruce Chichester. Mr. Clark and Mr. Chichester, counsel for Sit B. Chi chester, said that gentleman wm is too ill a mate of health to move ' end could not appear is court, whereupm, after considers' dimuition, the proceedings were adjourned, it being intimated that at Ow neat meeting Dr. Phialimore, Mr. Chambers, sad others would be examined. INDIPENDENY ASSURANCE COMPANY. TELE Porn 10111PES.— Oa St turday, before his Honour Muter Tiansy, the settlement of the list of contributories was pro eeeded with. Mr. Roxburgh, on the pert of Mr. Button, the edictal manager, appeared to show cause why Mr. Joseph Turnley, lighterws, should not be placed on the list as having applied for 30 shares and had them allotted, and paid the deposit, but had igned the deed. Mr. Joseph Turnley, solicitor, stated that the Joseph Taniley,upon whom the summons had been served had pplied for shares or had anything to do with the company. There were, in fact,four Joseph Turnleys—eis , Joseph, the father; Joseph, the son ; Joseph, the coin ; and Joseph, the grandtath, ' lightermen. (Laughter.) The cue was then adjourned for the productioo of the right Joseph. TUMOR RAILWAY Tim,Wntt7.—The following are the last Mused tue some meipts of the plate* French railways ; Ileamma.—Prowaanuary IS to January 21: ?revenger; 164,1291.; geeds, 240,311 L; total, MAK Sovs.—Prom Jan. IS to Jen. IS : Pomanders, 32,4391.; Mods, 79,1144 total, 131,8441. asvist.—Prera Jan. 12 to Jan. 19 : Primers, 19,9151. ; goods, M,91.11.; MaM MAIM 0•••. o. rem Jan. IS to Jan. /9: Paseragera 29,91214 goods, 106,4331.; NW, 1121,3442. Boa/MAlTL—rma Jan. IS bias. 19: Premegers, 27,89111.; goods. ASISL.; Mal. 67,4164. Visas.—From Jaa. IS Iola& 19 : Psesengem 26,9714 ; mob, 11340 6 : ........ &total. MC Jaa. IS to Jen. 19 i reseingem 11,125 L ; gages. 14=MMI. 13,1101. —From Jan. If to J. 111 : Posswagen. 3,1471.; good,. OAK ; SAM Nairsm—rsm Jan. II to Jan. 17 : Pessamera. 14,9111.; gawk 1 012 6 6 , 2 4 .1 ... t0ta1. 21,311111. From Jan. IS to Jm. SI: Temener% 270191.; Mt" tand. 111,1111. MEI Jaa g to Jai. 12 : besentre. 17,01171. ; geode, 1=.11.5,71191. Prom Jae. e Sohn. 14: Twaragwo. 8,0034.; goons, 13=elat, SIAM —Flonalas. Ito Jan.ll: rawmgass, 14,8111.:; goads, 11,14 1 / 4 Mal. KIM Manownsan—rogs Jan. 1 lobe. 7 : Itesengers, 33,491.; goods, VOL; Mei. recieran to Jan. II: ralnangsfs, 9 e, 733 C; goody 2.111114 1944 129,1141. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Bdea M;11;:14a. • Walla End Wahl Bad Lstabt.n, 151; Walla End &aware', 168. 6d.; Walla Bad Ade lade Tee', 1.45. 6d ; Wm& End Teas. 154. dd.—Sdip• at market, 312. BIRMINGHAM, January 26. STOCK EXCHAWOI.-Bhares were steady in this Market to•dy. Eastern Counties were done at 61; Lancashire and Yorkshire (Y. and L.) at 671; and Shrewsbary and Mr. =highs= at 51 die. MANCHESTER, January 25, STOCK EICHLIfOII. There has been a steady improv ing minket . , and a fair meant of Mummy LEEDS, January 26. STOCK EXCKaaTO2.—Tb• railway share market to-day has tally maintained the improvement of the peel few days. To thy, shares generally have been firm, at the following rates : Ent Lancashire Prat, 7i; East Lancashire', 121; Wm' shire and Yorkshires, 661 ; L ee d s an d Thi n k s , 13a ; de. Pref.. No. 2,1 f dis. ; do., No. 3, db. ; 6W. Midlands, 191 db.; North Wootoras, 124 db. PARIS, January 25. BOVlLSl.—Vernilles Gat bank), 163 76; Paris and leans, 860; Rouen sad Ham. 270 ; Mamillea sad Avid non, 186 26; &Tambour( and Bale, 141 25 ; Orleans and Bordeaux. 400; North, 470; Paris sad Strasbourg, 366; Tours and Num., 247 50 ; Montarses sad Trays., 90 ; 84. Germain, 410. BOROUGH-MARKET.-THIS DAY. Menu. Patteudes sad Smith report that urlddhse mid fine coloured Weald of Bela sad liserez Hope an to rood &laud. at a tridati advance ia prket. [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SroaB.—The public sales declared for tomorrow consiet of 350 hhda. West India, 5,000 bags Mauritius, 7,500 begs Bengal, and 1,3::0 begs Madras —Coffee: 200 cask' plants. tion. and 300 bags Babia.—Saltpetre : 3,500 bags.—Rice . : 2,000 bags. The private contract markets have been quirt today, and no sales of importance have bum reported. God ordinary native Ceylon Coffee appears to be firm, at 495. TlL.—Public sales are declared for Wednesday, which has partly suspended business by private contract. Ott.s.—Seal, pale, 371. ; straw, 361.; brown and yel low 341. to 351 ; sperm, 841. to 874 ; bead-matter, 961. to 991.; end, 381. 10..; South See, 341. to 381; olive Oslipoli, 441 ; Spanish and Sicily, 431. ; palm, 291 to 301. ; cocoa-net, 291. to 331.; seed, rape, pale, 371. 10s ; lin seed, 331. 101. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. no T. llow market continues firm, with a good demand on the spot. Thera are liege sales coming forward on Friday, and in eonsequence of the alteration iu tbo hour at 'Change, they will begin at 1 o'clock Instead of 2, as formerly. Town Tallow is quoted 37e. Petenburg Y.C. on the spot, 375. 6d. to 114. ; Feb. and M arcb, 37e. 61.; loot due* monthe, 39 Y. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW.—(Tins DAL) 1819. 18514. 11$31. - Stock this day Casks I— i 36,366 Delivery Wit visa . 1,1066 Do. from let Jose Arrival lams weak 651 Do tram lit June I 09.847 Pries Dm Tb Y. C. wri this day pa cirt 435. Od 1 110 s. Od. . . a. %IL 39e. ed. PUBLIC SALES ADVIZTURD FOR WIDNISDAY. Jae. 29, 1851 : 16 caeks Cuoos Nut Oil. Friday, Jan. 31: 100 auks 160 boxes South American Tallow; 700 casks Australian ditto; 8 butts East India vegetable ; 390 casks Australian (wrecked). 42,7 --- 1.2 71.412 PAW. mei Win 11,811 2,066 82,640 11,768 Sea. Od. 275. K. 11e. Od. 394. bd. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. There was again a short supply of English Wheat at market this morning by laod•carriage ample' from Essex and Kent, and the quantity offering Inns the Eastern counties was also inconsiderable. Fine dry parcels were readily sold, on fully as good terms as on Monday last; bat the ill-conditioned lots batwing heavily on band, cannot be quoted chi 'per. Foreign Wheut was in !air sup ply from on board smell in the river, and although sales were not extensive, purchasers had to pay the extreme rates of lent week. Town Wade Flour underwent no change, but in'erior qualities of French were very urealeable. Fore mslting Barley was quite as dear, but secondary e.Nrts of English were dull sale, at former prices. Foreign Barley was in good supply, but not cheaper. There was a fair arrival of Oats In the aggregate. G rod horee.curn realised full prices, but soft and inferior qualities were rather cheaper. Braes barely maintained their value, actl Y eas were cer tainly easier to purchase. BRITISH 961111343 per Qr. Wkleee, Fame it Kent ._ . red 39 to 41 to 43 -white, O. to 41 to MI Norfolk and Suffolk ..,, 33 to 31 to 43... do. 39 to 43 to 43 Talavera ( Keeez or Solotk 4643411 Cambridge& Leseolnxed 3 1 3 to $7 to 43 _white, 3: to 41 to 43 Res, new 93 to 211.. BAILiT, ilVdirlif II to 22 d 94111109 __ 22 to 24 _ .ILalling MALT Oars, English, teed 17 to 19 black Hato Polands Ikrwick & boob*, teed 113 to 19 potato 2O to 22 Irian, feed l3 to 16 to 17... b10 ck ....... ..... . 16 to 17 Ditto, potato l9 to 20 Pus. ray 24 to 26 tnaple . blue 20 to 33 =al 37 to 40 Waite IS to 20. Drama, Mangan /14 to 27...tiek22.t027.. old 27 to 29 .. _. . ?am, new wring V to :14.. small 214 twill. old to new winter 40 to 44...01d to DO t - Z, bi Caustrutzeo, per ewt., red........ AS to 4S...whits 30 to SO LISI,KLU C. per thousand £9 to E 9 10 Per Mk of 210Itio. Ewes, tcnreto,de,!lelisered..... 37 to 40... ff or household ... 31 to 36 t ur f k soa 8u oii. 28 to 80—whites 30 to SS FOREIGN. 6bWings per Qr. WHILST, Dantle an -1 Konigeberg 42 to 44.. Goo Pomeranean 12 to 46.-11ogtock 44 to 48 ..littedn 40 to 42 French 38 to 42.. Brabant 41 to 44 il..inigli Ruggign ....... „. ...... ...... 23 to 39. .Eityptian 23 to El Danube ............ .......... 114 to 38. .I..klawa 36 to 42 Ilyr NAAL[T, Reding 2l to 22 distilling Lama — to —...lndian Corn 28 to ES OA.. RtlialllS lB to II Ponwranean and Stralsund l7 to 19 Swedish and Imolai l6 to 13 Frleselan4 and Dutch, ked l3 to 12 Latta, brew. Bugs, Oak 23 to 23 old limall 23 to 11...0/d 29 to 31 1 Egyptian —l9to SI Tuicausy Prue, grey White' 25 to 26 23 SO to 98... boilers ..... ..... .. 30 to 32 Tram, old. 13 to 14...riew to —...large to Ltssaao, Radio and Rustles 41 to 44 Mediterraneanand Odom Raemaim 48 to 34 Himopeeed 32 to AS Wirt:memo, red.. per cwt. 38 to 42. white 3O to SO Itcriatau CAPIN/ (moot duty. per too, Et IQ to Et IS LUINSILD CAMEO, Dutch end German ditto £8 oto Al 0 Ditto Frown and American ditto _ £7 oto £8 II Per Barrel of 196168. nova. American 2l to 22. Canadian Dentria 2l to 22. Llaialturg French, per seek of MIN. 28 to 33 A2J22IAL6 UNTO LONDON FROM 20th JAN. TO 25th JAN. gra. Erelleh. Pearl.. Irma. Porters. Wheat......„...... 2402 I • 1 8670 Voris, ....—. ... 8113 4',3 k Osta flour. 9070 wk.; carrels. Balt, 9061 pp. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.-TIIIS DAY. Ti. anivais the lut week have ben limit-a, but trade haa been eo heavy we cannot quote any alteration in price, except for Snitch Reiterate, which are a little dvarer. Cups tae very bad to sell at any price, The following are this day's quote Lions : —York Regents, 80s. to 1004. ; Scotch Itegente, Ws. to 80a. ; Scotch Cups, 601. to 66r.; Cambridge ane Lincolsitint Regatta, 70.. to SOL; French whites, 60s. to Gse. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of B-tau is not very large; the weather being favourable, trade is more cheerful, and our top quotations more freely given. We have about an average supply of Sheep. Trade is about the tame as on Monday last. Good Calves are scarce and dear; alti,oueh we are enabled to quote Si. fora choiee on*, it must he considered an r attune price. Pigs us still selling very !wily, and it is difficult to advance prices From Germany sod 110dand there are 405 Beate, 1,210 Sheep, and 100 Calves; Scotland, 400 Beasts ; 2,100 from Nor'olk and Suffolk; and 900 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per stony of Mha ad.s. d. Beet See* lierstorda.. 3 6 3 8 Idost Sburtnurns ......3 4 S 6 Second quality Mosta.. 2 4 3 0 I (Wyse 3 6 6 .......... ...... 3 6 Bat Do" t 11df•brol. 4 .1 4 4 Ifni l. 11 warliat. 3.70; 660.6 U. Per rtune of FN. P. d. ad. lieut boa 0b 0 u 0 0 1104 3 d 310 N. do. Munn nOOO Ewes sad reound quality 3 0 S 4 Do. do. 0 0 0 lambs . . ..... 0 0 0 0 NW Lambs, 30,610 ; Other. 140 DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The State of the Weather at Nits o'clock on S our arranged in order of intim limest rt." I °""wi,..°' MONDAY, JAL 27, 1861 t seek of the following plates lay laoming.—Tho SlAtl6ll WI ~~. N kat* a uifttner. FlNogrowx (Dvsr.no) 8vti•F00r0ic0........ -- OREVIWIOII ...... Imowtow Co maxima CAllliltDOZ YA.knoirm Chinn 0:4111IAT ...... Lrvmaot. tilduauffnui. i05a........... Wirrriv .......... SaAi B.Armen Soon= ant Lire., Calm Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Strong Breeze Gentle Breese Calm Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Geste Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese' Gentle Brame Oars Partially Cloudy Rain Overeat Overcast Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Frosty racially Clow,' Partially cloudy Oveseeat tarifaEly Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Overteat Cloudless Condi Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Overcast Rain Bain Bain overcast Rain—Sleet Snow Rain Overcoat Gentle Breese Gentle Breese (kith Breese Gesne newer Gentle Breese Goan* , sresse Bercag Breese OenUe Breeze Strang Breese tierces Brews Gentle Breese teem Breese THIB, DAY NOON. Onnie of Wind. Strength of Wind. State of Weather. In .S.W. Gentle Breese. Clear. ---• The returns from the following plate did not reach this elm fa time for publication on Saturday ; they therefore In dicate the state of the weather on Friday worming at nine o'clock. Corr 11011111•4111 Poo_ • Illovriumma Ilannfolur Gentle Breeze N — ruany Cloudy Gentle Breese leggy Gentle Breese thereat Gentle Meat amnion Gentle Brame low t Gentle Breen Overtook Ligh Ales Prost Gentle Breeze Partially Cooly (Wei Peggy Gentle Breese Putted/ Clenty Gentle Breese Bairlat , Frog Geatlellaws Partisßy Om* Liwroos. ..... II& &W. &W. 8 E. &E. DMRUP•7OII.. Wmauvax Kim.