The Express. — London, England, 1852-01-12 00:00:00

.er•-•—" t e f „,4 , ...,...,.. . .... e,..‘„,,.... • ,„,,.._.,4 ......,... T .. t . . ... 01613 rt ~. 11 . .:141 . 41701 la OW 41 C I it ' i ilag . i 1 01140110, fit t llt sue,y , ri •-• : 7 7'4 44filtnt Ilf: • 41; '-, ! • • . • LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12, 1852. No. 1,680.] • [THREEPENCE. pity KT, ILTS.—PREEBOLD CLOT iuso MLUa, ang in l3o , Ihinit Light Votes Or 111 it. f4I.ISt)N (of Bocklersbory, ted illwe o:t ha s c. teed isenticSome from . thr imams flitllditif Itt. M. to poeideely SIMI. by ALCTIO;id I m aging Igo. wog. , 3R113t% Jac In, at 2 toe 3, is In% TWO adembla n . • Join CLuTIIINU 3/ILLS and ractosas. ; —.sad miter power,sed prremloginsfy liftli1141••• • ~, I nsiernble trade ; Two Owellieg-baramarol . stunts/ premiss, garikmpround, water, swedisaa t r uni = sit wient together Awn 12 aerts, m•rages am. m g rasa' to Mad Drake the borough a Weeablemollientim f ..ontbe railway station, ton hunt N undaseaw, luoVhaar• t mid sees from Vtonie.—May sr mewed by of Ma •., talrt:etatars bed at lb. Crotse Ina, I sob Wromater ; Grimm Ins, hose; at tbsOrde Waft. • .or Alfred Whitaker, E-q., aolicator„ Frosts ; and of Sr. I ...kr.bury, LOlll/0111. - TIIE NEW NOVELisy, Jest pratibbed. to 3 voSuarei : p et see, TILE FAltt CAILEW ; or, Husbands and Wires. -The. rot Carew velem nitwit of a high ceder. A Panda p .i.i•t. ewiy raillerr pervades the whole woes, that towels a flow. at, ,4 the heiv.es heart, freedoms iif style, txtrafuloi Ili of WM, aid v.!. of we aL"—Lit racy cassette. ,r) is pener to Ws ordatay novel& There is Ills sad freshases s' t •It althy bee of iscaa,i•y . pLiyful wit; the barrettes ▪ •••tity ; the era arid musses are genuine, awl so siedows."— • tie Review. •• is is lung erase we read a hook of this ekes with greater pregelse is ~ sod imPireeibis 1501 10 meow.e awl enjoy the shrewdstek 4t whim sad swim the humorous obrevades sad eassmow. Ls tr utk awl airway displayed by Vet nether.'—Laasuerw. re—awl very deem —this work certainly Is. TN style is gardsily imbibed, mad the loam of the Wary Wows as marry and esstaly : awl arras Ws Wired of the resew us to the ead...*— Aateswirm. UM= : Wei* Maw, and Oa, 13, Oink& TRIBI.".!ALS or COXIMEIICIL. no do, rime Threepoiee, TILE ItFPOILT of the PROGRESS of this MOVLBEN r. it/ Owe llowonary Meen tar,. Tawsres Lute. m it• the Rotor of ht. lot Estil•Oloa tar the Itromatliat at the ht”..11.1 wt. An IMEoRT INT LEITER from • MERCHANT at BELFAST, io Itsght Ikmoratile Lord Wtormilitte, Preeldiat 11... Committee. pekialter. 11, Itnral Kubaas. L. IASONABLE FESTIVITIEB At this festive 0 period a the year, the =MAW dhsthtirlds tie lb, I , t are mho* libf manual thther i jO ba hrlANthe II ,' Ve , tit tilt, foe onsets, ithel tined of a t s. t . . Keeler-14' htlyiler, fee Ithl thth die. ad t .., ,g , 1 , ..111..0.' o:, , tito , sr had Mt a i , . .• etwett, m tre teeth; sal Rwilasibt a . - ,ash .tans' onis pt risme} fp somiddassistadmool ft d, 1 . . ..,... no ut au, CTIMed SllMllatibl. Ilke pdoseadp t • r , .‘ ~, t 1 urote, 4134 tbe well-kamna todi Alm: Pi l= . ime theta • co elo ay thopneallehuh, frl maw mai = .. s . . east le d roe mbar t.ft arum Demme di adodeas 1 , t rasher of tech bears Ihr name el " lowlsaif . r.- :tees/tele clothe ue label—deli by A. 101WLIK ei r i Z •,.•... H, WISIAIII3II‘III. lIM bars..... Warm ::FTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT ME- 1 lIC RESALINTA AILIIIIICA FOOD.— teen" Inlemilielie tr lbus to,. wheat, sethele, cola, teseapstie sphoit= at ehe 'emus.. hoe bees alt (klet MA.— Muu Jolly, Weft= I,ll.,emit 'we sk. ot : ken the Mat waft as Lod Diort 4. Dmise:—. • I ban &Weil amilleellip Wolk Des par row eat ember's, the whiten:kr albino Iles."—lleemrt Duke. INN lb, at "1,91.; 1 lb., et U. GL: 11114, st Ile.; aholl thk eger-eellsed epabtl, IS Ik, se Us.; h lb.. at tle.; the UM se! 1: lb. easeelere see end ten at writes ea renlyi of Palloase mon,'" DV MAIM rid Ii?, Nay Illreart— Leeds ; go)* * Apervargiwrirt. ati 49.111nopowlereset AMYL SPORTING. LINCOLN SPIONI Mumma It tc MEETINO, 1852. Huluicar. it lb F.. run ll 10 : II 7, 11 6 AW-cl-1( oiler ll 4. L...t:c Queen ll 2 l'hortitet ll 0 Slaked lO 10; Vinton • 1010 , Peons Ben 10 9 ninfick lO 9 Bollisek lO 9 An of Tnunpe lO 8 Juan el' An 10 8 11 , ilfoed lO 8 Ike Gennel lO 7 IlAucuicAr of 10 in it lb • Timothy lO 5 Cosachia lO 6 Ormsby 10 6 Mina Moak 10 4 Duchess lO 2 Vies► Hallos lO 1 Forest 'Ad . Psyche lO 1 Luildington 10 0 Hinton lO 0 Finance lO 0 A. Y 9 9 Secret Drayton colt , Gaybul 9 0 as. each. One mile. Deur eil 8 12 lon Xtlliq 4s 1-11 y = we 8 6 Litt/ At, ulab May Day Us/wick Cows HANDICAP Fat Tat 0 of 11 an. cult. st lb Muter Friday 7 8 Mos Flaroway 7 7 KW Doer sat 7 6 England's Glory 7 0 Vices 11411aa 6 16 Dias' 6 10 Lady Agnes 6 9 Hams 0 9 Equal 6 4 Limy 6 0 ID ANNUM. 8217LPIA CUASZ rit lb British Teems U 7 Vet. r Slur* U 6 A!, I-el-Hadar 11 3 Vuo Hopc U 3 Llcy Neal ll 1 C oltalw lO 12 Hardwick 10 9 Ace of Tnimp lO 7 !Ai at An 10 5 Vesture lO 5 Boortos lO et lb Ringdove 10 4 Little Queca lO 2 Come again 10 1 Abbot Lawman 10 0 Alias Nlowbray Vomit Lad Jobany Dune Carrig AN 9 10 ![aria Moak The Cripple 9 6 NOISITATION. FOR ' nisilend, 3 yrs The Maid of Llor)ln, 3 yrs Pater, 3 yrs 1:h,.10, 6 in Muter Friday, 6 ps Brion, 3 yrs lintbe, 4 yrs Equal, 3 yrs Notetsrsttows PO& Tlll G e by Panora. oat of ipsy Little Swift, by Sir Tattoo Sykes llsassh, by Ventlin B f by Or:asdo oat of Clam- Mrs Jahn S.sttr to Lary HE TRIAL STALLS. Nancy, 4 yrs High Sheriff, 3 yrs Scavenger Lady Agnes, 3 yn Ifungerford, 4 yrs Miss Fanny, 4 yrs Elias Middleton, 5 yn 'WO-T2.111-OLD STLLICS. Broughton B f by ion out of Bed Tape Portent _ _ _ --- Ace of Trumps, by Imo Are of Trumps, by Assault Youthful Days Ch f by Epirus out of Hor ton Yates's dam Antestrta ELECTION PROCZEDINGS.—TILE NEWPORT 80. 101:1•1411.—Tlis rival candidates for these boroughs in the ',eat of the anticipated retirement of the pest member, Mr. llkwett, are making quite a stir, and as active can vass has bests begun on both sides. Mr. Crawshay Bailey is Ls address says—'• My life has been passed araoirgst you, and my interests are identical with your own. I de nt, to uphold church and state, but at the same time with plot tretdom and civil and rot ' ' liberty. With re rtri to the txtetclun of the frauehfa I do set see why the t , latus generally should not possess the lams privilege as the lewoutrht. I would afford all possible relief front gees ral and local taxation. The industry and commerce of my aitive land should receive my best attestant. Should It be accessary to return to protective measurer I would not sup port a pointer duty than fie. per quarter on corn the pro dace 14 fun inn countries, while I would admit free of duty the produce of our colonies. I would at the same torn strenonutly support this repeal of the malt and hop I am drsirius to promote all judicious and equita Ms reforms for the benefit of every class." Mr. Lindsay hit whims says be will advocate freedom of commerce, p rt. ct freedom, and his advice to the government will be to move onwards and extend the suffrage to dl. house. hoiden, and to cicala, and others not isoiselumpse. NICIAOPoLITAN TT TOOR tPIIICAL WIDOW AND 011PIII•N EV/lb.—TM wood annual meeting of tba atm bars of this fund was held on Baturday evening, at the ln . hool.rootus, Farringdon-strect; Mr. Hartwell is the chair. The secretary read a highly satisfactory state s. of :of the proceedings of the past year, from which it tili-taied that the total number of members entered sines Re establishment of the wreicty in January, 1800, was 721; the total arnoulit of suhveriptinns being upwards of 8001. IZ9/. hail been paid to the widows or orphans of 1G deceased atemben during the past year, and aftor deducting le working expeaces of the fund, p r i n ti n g, secre t ar y' s . he , a b a l ance of scaly , 1001. was invested in the funds in Ike names of the trustees. The report was adopted, and Ge• committee and other Mikan for 1802 having been 'irtted, the meeting adjourned. STATFORDsIIIILT. IttawaT.—The directors of this compaay ia their report jail mad, to the Railway Department ol tbe Board al Trade asd psdimaast, declare Sat by their act of lull they were sathiecind to vain 1,170, 11., nail 1,4:4,0004 by mortgage; that there re main unexpended 373,62111. of original tingilal, and 687.012 L haLaisce of moneys borrowed sad n~mvred, tasking t 'r'rhtr 1 ,010, 1 t7W., and that of this eau $87,042!. will or Ay be required for work, alreadyamlbeeired, and 39.1,0001. •ol or may 6• required for the lose proposed to he applied f in the issuing action for a railway from Colwich to W olvethanipton and Wednerhury, and that thereafter will ulna n 'seeping of 306,628/., which it i i i ajeopeestl to apply 1 1 . making the proposed lines to be ap he Is the osea -147 0. 5.i0n from liandbach to the Bit embark letasaaiirc, sail Cheshire hallway near Warring's*. es the mixed runts, and for working arrangements with ether companies. Walt REGIMENT: THE LATI MAJOR lIRTZNEIL— fIy the decease of Brevet Major Dreanee, ea the 2d inst. at Prl `tan, Lancashire, a eampaay is this neatest bas be " 4" tweet. The diseased °Meer altered the 46th man mOrx. Is 1829, beano a lieutenant Is 1831, a captain is I` P.', and a brevet major la Not. 1841. sili) POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. DI ARLDOROUG 11-STREET. F. BA Irak Fster, .11. !fort, A. Lyons, W. COyk, J. buliink, If. Young, and .1.4. Abbott were charged with being found in a common gaming -house for an unlaw ful purpose. Mr. Superintendent Otway, C divides, ispesed Uri order of the commissioners of palms, be. by Inspector Whall and other emestables, Sunday morning, about one o'clock, to o. 131 Co ventry.street. On arriving at the house he found the street.door open, and in the middle of the passage he came to a pair of folding-doors, which were also open. On proceeding to the end of the passage he found a door covered with green cloth, with a small glass aperture. Witness knocked at that door seven! times, and rang the bell, but received no answer. After waiting about five minutes, he directed some of his men to force the door open with a sledge-hammer, which they attempted, bat without succeeding in their object. A person inside then called out "Stop, I will open the door." The door was then opened, by a man who gave his name Levy Lyons, whom ho at once sent to the police station. Witness then went into a large room on the ground-floor, where he found the whole of the defendants. Witneu told them they mast consider themselves in his custody. Ile then took their names, and searched them, and found upon one of them money, which be be lieved to constitute the "bank." No dice, cards, or gam ing implements were found. In the centre of the room was a large deal table, which appeared to have been recently stripped of the sever—the latter was hand ea the (leer. After the defendant had been taken to the station he made a strict scorch over the house, and in the water closet be detected a large pipe, leading down to.the common sower. This pipe was large enough to convey any gaming implement that had been used into the sewer. Witness did not succeed in CliaCOTCrifig any implement of g aming, all the defendants had had plenty of time afforde d them to pat them away. He afterwards examined the covered door, end found it lined entirely with sheet iron, secured with four chains, a cross-bar, and a lever bar, which made it next to an impossibility to force it open. Mr. Bingham—ls that all the evidence ? Mr. Otway—lt is, sir. In these cases it is impossible to produce actual proof. Mr. Bingham—Then the defendants are discharged. REPEAL OF THE PROPEWIT AND LNCONIE TAX. (From the Newcank Chronicle.) On Thursday a public meeting wan held in the Guildhall, convened by the Mayor, in compliance with a numerously signed requisition, " for the purpose of peti tioning parliament against the renewal of the property and income tax in any shape whatever." T o MAYOR (James Hodgson, Esq.) having taken the chair, JOHN HODGSON HINGE, Esq., moved "That th e items tax, originally proposed to meet a temporary erner gengy, having been continued trona time to time, and its lasi renewal being about to expire in the ensuing session of pestiasnent, it is resolved that immediate steps be taken to procure relief from the impost." (Applause.) Mr. CHARLES RAYNE moved an amendment to the eff‘et, that direct taxation is the most expedient, as well as least expensive in its collection, but that amendment is required in its application, it being unjust that Immo derived been trading pursuits should pay in the isms ado as sod . A revision of the schedules wee olles smi d, - sai use tax should be equally appli cable to all pails albs United Kingdom. Atter sans aliossolsa. Mr. RAVI'S pasEimei to incorporate his amendment with the rcsobatinn. out the second clause of the _ _ Mr. RINDE said herald not consent to the proposal. Even supposing It were the decided sense of the majority here that the tax on real property should be retained, yet he thought the meeting would act most unwisely in hiking the coarse • because it precluded them from ac cepting relieffrom ;he income to should it be coupled with relief from psayeety tax. Mr. GREENYHOW moved another amendment, vie. "That this meeting, recognising the wisdom of direct taxa tion, yet considers that a tax on income is most unjust in its operation, while a tax on realised property is most just, wise, and expedient." Mr. HINI)E quite willing to accede to an alteration in the resolution, so as to refer specifically to the tax derived from trades and professions. (Applause.) He would not, however, move the resolution himself ix that form. Mr. II MLLE then moved the resolution in an altered form, pledging the meeting to take immediate steps to procure the repeal of the tax on Incomes derived from trades and professions. Mr. karma. withdrew his amendment in deference to the general opinion and a division took place on Mr. Green how's amendm ent, which was negatived by a large majority. The original motion was then carried by a show of hands, and a petition founded upon it was agreed to, to be for warded to the membrn for Newcastle for presentation to the House of Commons. il7ani; Wc;;Then•roted I. the mayor, after which the meeting broke op. IRELAND. DUBLIN. Ice. 10. The Parket of this evening has the following un favourable account of Mr. Eastwood's progress:— Although some faint favourable hopes were entertained two days since that the much-respected victim of a san guinary ribbon conspiracy might survive the inhuman at. tack, we deeply regret to say that grounds for the most painful anxiety now exist . The annexed letter will be read with deep concern :—" Dundalk, Saturday, Jan. 10. Mr. Eastwood has had a very unfavourable ehwe and bad symptoms appear. Dr. Cusack left Dublin for ' Mr. East wood's ruMenas at an early hour this morning to meet Drs. Breaker and Pollock in consultation. It is much feared that injury has been done to the internal parts of the head." ----- A correspondent of the Bowsaw Mail write, as follows: Jaw. 6.—1 sat glad te la yea that Hen, one of the principals la the attack ea % • Ballwin& insw rendered himself on Friday last at 1111Masit tae = to whom he made a coalsesiss, sad Ma am as will be likely to lead la Me anus of Ile Mbar implicated in the attack IS ID. Eriaraitl. It It ttsttirttltad that Hogg has not only gives s dna to the teasel setae maassins, but also each haematite' se la the e.O it the conspiracy as will, h e doubt, mem the Wes' seappl raters amenable to the law. The nusistratee blare wham Hogg's informations were taken were the Iliser s : Cony oghans. the Earl of Mayo, Onseamas Lambent. .t, J. Hamilton, Esq., and Maguire, Eeq. gm has transmitted to Dublin- Afflicting intelligence of the effects of the week's storms have been received this morning. On Tuesday night the ship Columbus, of New York (M'Currsn, master), 1,000 tons register, ran oat shore in Waterford Harbour, and before day-light went to pieces, eight of the crew and four passengers perishing in the wreck. The Columbus was laden with cotton and flour from Now Orleans for Liverpool, and had a crew of thirty men on board. She struck so close to the land that the cries of those on beard could be distinctly heard; but as the sea was running very high at the time the wreck was per ceived none of the small boats at hand could venture out. On approaching the harbour the captain, it appears, tired rockets, but the signal was not answered, and no pilot pot out. He then endeavoured to get the ship back to sea, but this, un fortunately, was found impossible, and the vessel in a few minutes struck violently on the rooks just inside the Hook-point. Three of the passengers were females, one a Mrs. Falcon, widow of Capt. Falcon, of the ship Josephus, of Liverpool, and another, Miss C. Burke, from the Island of Ascension, on her way to Portsmouth, where her father resides. The third female was probably an attendant. Several bales of cotton had come on shore, and it was expected that many more would be saved. A brief notice of this wreck appears in Saturday's Daily News. A report was current in Waterford yesterday that a brig and schooner were both lost about the same place where the Columbus was east away ; and it is also stated that a large brig from Odeon, bound for Waterford, was totally lost on Thursday evening on the coast of Wexford , between the Salta. and the mainland, crow saved. _ _ Mr.Devereux, the present member for the borough of Wexford, having intimated his intention to retire from parliament at the commencement of the session, Mr. Serjeant Shec, of the English bar, has addressed the electors as a candidate. ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM—Colonel Slade, to whom the eonunandastship of the Military Asylum at Chelsea bad been offered, has refused the appointment. It is understood, however ' that the colonel will probably ob tain a recruiting district neat April. In this ease the com mand of the 90th regiment will of course be vacated. Seve ral ofiteen have been named as summon to Major-General P. Brown, at Chelsea, bat we andentaad nothing has yet been decided. RAILWAYS THIS DAY. • Two °Tule'. The share market to-day sympathizes with the general downward temissey of values, and is very eat. Abssisas, Lenin and North Western stook. South Eadess aai Bargriaks show the decline most seasibly r bat away War ineriptioas range lower W ea iletsw . day. With intelligens, at a falling market at Paris, all descriptions of Prone SWIM continue to recede raliidlY• There is *lay a further considerable I decline, extending to way stock. mums AND STOOMI UNGUAIANTRID. lo to-day op to I pat. h~'!'°'~...~ Illis.Watv. 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I 3 es 31 4Y 1 iiitaili.l - 1 - sailai 19 - lif 111 Ds. aft 0= 7 ar Ds 1 9 L1D.0.17.L A si * Ike York AM IWO Illkikaii. uf Of MUM LOMID AT MAD DEM li NI ,i ssi W arl d atra i es tet. rot 294 9/11 (909•49•OrsatWomanr i 294 $44 4 NI Waft.= &Dolby 4 m4 ; irrsmisstagemm.si Weiors' 29 N 2 =l2 ie r e NtWoNr• U II re 174 Om* le ulueS.Waarral , 17f lee 1 60 Jumbo laud 19091910N5a . 42 44 I IS 119911Jasirboar.1p.Cr (199•911 uftllerra sss l i 22i U I 10 &Don Ornaralla Warlers, 4 24 pa 1 911 UNIONIUMI 167 107 1 4 t i S Sti2 M 1 VA IA I la i toriell DraibM Irrilaid7 la 13 4 121 , 1 arks sof flormareal a rid tellwahiaderal 11 4 f Ll b 4 i re Gasr Usrfts ( 2 peaniar a;DA) l4 If 1 le Ikrimaararamillsres 47 Drito EartAnaties 67 II dilla Now.. 6 Ipa IS Pteduk_ 2 1 / 7 9(Das: ** 1;1. 7211.W991.11UmaJtiost 44 46 4 1 11 01919 01919 Liraft) Mar) 114 9f pra MIL. f Dinall m r lf U 144 arruarii. a 1.1=4..... ..1 1e1fr.11P019m.....-. I 14 Cs IS Was Vsibl i trX i c. al N Iva 4ta. a Lana Newel . , — POWON MAILWAys. sit Amino .. lii 111 DI e 11 .6 D= (Vismai li 3.1 4. OW Isdkos .. ... .. 3 lama India is;daQ pm s— . I De. .. .—. I I " 1 Sari. 1 ,11 =2434414 .. 1 Mathew etresen— I 1, 4•111114444.3 ... Ii di rarlosillOolem .. 43 43 ;Mendll3=4_ ... ... 1 111 elmsbouri ... I 11 di. llsemsael lime ... ... I 114 Amino* lime ... 4 41 ID.= mrillemles ... 111 $ 4 di. I west 14sathie.„ ... ... 1 4 at le I I ABBOTT'S WOOD AND STOKE ILAILWAY.—This Cl tension to hae is at length ready for opening, and the go vernment inspector gees war it to-day, MIDLAND Gut! WWI= RAILWAY OF IRE LAttn.—The emboss% astiwatie Ftif wiselracting tha pro posed Lostaford Mobiles' and Cavan Branch lINONs to abandon part of the slt ale to twieellor tho liabilities of the is doss of dr aw d Canal Osaspany to the railway eompiay, UMW INA this tie iliesetoss propose to defray ant o f lemi et ASK. sad 1 which NUM Will MBAR taw lb* saiipsele of all authorised works, ant af leigimall egad ion and loan of 2,696,138.1. —l I ii7(inat Irimori... - 1 WI Wi PILUIMINCI ULM= 7 ? 1,„ rt At........ r . ... ild 4 4,. 14 . D.......n......, m.,. 4 4 4 li e par 01.---.110. f 1 so si el Oleo Oft $ a ikr 10 10 Do. Now • pee Om& Sink 11 /1 Sy: o: i11=1,46.611701pimt Ii 1 Ili In Ong Ilinat • ilt 41' 4 14 40 II ii W 4 4- II I loomlielaido. W. 100 DLO /sr ONL Oleg ll4 IN W. /00 1)04 Ili. NO Li Mp Oir r.lli*Jitik. Uil. Now per Ili 1/1 Uri= & LWOW 14.1 ISO 110010100) 1 parOist— lo I LeoluelaWimonour 14 If pa 36 Si 1150.110.1d/oilia.11•1 11 II 10 10 Doi Paw MO l3 1 0 I DO. WI .. ... 3pa hW. 100 IblWolOwsarlllll.op. I 1 UR i WNW twAsmor 4 4Ms ID IS MIA& lalsodes.. Ili 100 I 0 04.0mrsosdii pirei 4 q ISt a Midi —..— Ii II IS 0 WwwpWr i awl 1 1 /11lor SlLltorsOme 1 iMs 0 0 Wommaiouilw/Ikar. l 10 Di II II OhoposkOlielor(Wor.W. ) misj 4 per Oesc.. ::: 111 1 . IS IS Ow* D ui 11 11 17 17 York Wurnslio i ll .. * lin", 01.Nordi Wlloppwili. 19 3 II I/ Mew DOW . 1 UI I [vat 1 Am st. so as' •1 141 et. SO " If II ni •! A $4 11 181 Ili lei 11 U 10d I I mit Y SO 77 I 5 I:: 111 at gi 961 SI 77 1$ Ii is 61 11 4 U 7} 7 . at 1 1 Is I N " SI 74 $7 1164 1164 171 i 1 .w 7 1 6Y 6 7 sa sl " I I 016 Is IS :0 II ii II 1j ft 21 U 4 s l 1 2 111 2 fs . 7 7/17 41 die 11 dls 14 8 lir ' lit lb 9 4 I 94 if s 13 Is 11l 11 . 7 too 1$ si is sif 13 31 bi W I !I 17 Bi MINES. THIS DAY. Two o'Ciooc. .Thee is not a gnat deal of business doing in =Wog Amos in Ohs Rea Zzohange to-day, but this prism sf ths OalHarnien shares are firmly sup ported. ceding the Matson that parradss thu sthsr dap easants of thu Imes. 4ogis4blifor shuts ere paslisalarly good, ay. anticipation of the I mean be beheld In Wednesd BATIIRDAT IMMO. Whilst a esnederable share of attention be. been bestowed this week upon British dividend mines, and a begs smsent et badmen transmuted in deems, the sandlot be. been salivened by am or two inver ted diemmerise in pang mina~ tatting a little ex-1 Wawa and a sensimpoot dm in rises, is some in -1 'stances es melt as sent pie mot Amongst these, Wheal Robins elms, from the tatting et a fine copper lode have advsseed Ana lie. te SOL Tre gardoek, whose a rich lead Ws hes been set with, from 61. to 101. and Ibl. per &ere. Norilems have advanced from 41 to The dividend gems re main firm, but without any material rise. The purchases have been principally for private invest ment, and the demand for this purpose is steadily in- AA much larger amount of business has been done during the week in the Californian gold mining shares, establishing a decided improvement in:prioes, especially for Nouveau Monde' and Anglo-Califor nians. Tho public have shown a much more evident disposition to go into these adventures, and the busi ness is of a greatly improved character. THIS DAY, TWO O'CLOCK. Aga. Fria Anglo Oaltioniva Wallas Australian Ave Maria Mama:run Ime ad nolinoo Scrip BritiA Iron Brain. Inip.(ini. at Si. pa Do. Dooms and Cult O Do. Jobs UN Ip7 CoPloiro Eng. &MEl:Miss COppor Neale= St Souttaueerleau Nouveau Monde Idolises de Quo I Tin Croft (Jolted Meek= West Illarlocea 1 13 3 1 W 14T 4 3 _ le i I ga Si 4 8 88 4 3 1 8 9 IJ 1414.988 Ili i 'I $ Al HI I gl j 86 611 1 ;Si IS 96 e 13116 I 166 1 631 11111 171 4 I I 30s. so to so IS' 40 14 It 1 ► ►of ► all ► FOREIGN EXCHANOI Far Itosay. ►er Wart. 7073 104 73 PARIS, Jul. N. 71 10 103 10 IA 0 01 10 TI 0 103 0 TI 30 106 60 70 73, 103 10 par Owl& 4 pr OnP. 44 do. New Loan . 3 per Omits. • 1 " - inhango as louden: ot debt. 33; IN dm. 13 IL ". Opp% 3, 1311, D. s, 1442 — Rome La" f4i D. 4 Do. I Pirdosist Now f 7 • Doak Nora ... Paw, lAN. 10.-811.0•eurin, • V.grings (right leak), SIDI 118 do. Mt Wok), Ifs s; Pula owl pyres, LIP Pads sal lisom 711; Raw mid Ram, 31111; sod Aopop. ; NM Nob, MO 11; Orillo.Ml ; Immo P 4 Motor, WA 418 Orbs. owl Derdsorm, 4111; Ikelhars. 31373; Paris owl eftvotwaro. PI, IN ; tom sod Now" S; Mos. Wow ad Tropes. 173; Dieppe sod Poorip, 100; Borden: sod Tate, N. BERLIN, JAN. 9.—Voluntary Loan, 1031• ' ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 103. New Loan, Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1011. National Debt, 891. Marine Society, 121. Bank Shares,lool. VIENNA, JAN. 9.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 98k • Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 86. Ba n k Shires, 1,254. Exchange on London, 1119. LOCAL aIIARB MARKET& LITINPOOL, JAN. 10.—The share market has been dull to-day, very little business doing, and prices all lower. Caledonian, 161—Kendal and Windermere, 101— Lancashire and Yorkshire (fifth shares), 7 11-18 d.— London and North Western, 1161—Ditto (new quarter shares), 31p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (62. f new preference), 9-16p.—Midlmsd, 671 1 i l l lil 1 — Booth-Eastern and Dover, 211—York and North i d, 23—Great Southern and Western (pref. shares), 71. Mascots - ma, JAN. 10.—Prices were rather weaker, but closed better on the London quotations being telegraphed. There was but a limited business. Ambergato, 31 d. ; Bir kenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction, 12d.—Cale donlan, 18; East Lancashire, ; Lancashire end York shire 611 1 i ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnshire, 331; South Eastern and Dover, 21 3.16 1-16 1. Lenos, Jas. 10.—We have had en Inactive market to day. The sales were In the following lines, of which them are the dosing prices :— Caledonian Prefs., n; But Len cashires, 16} ; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 62; Midland Pref., 9s. du. ; North Westerns 12 1-16 die. 131.01T0L, JAN. 10.—We have h ad but little animation in our stock market to-day, the dullness which always prevails on the last day of the week having been increased by the uncertainty which prevails respecting the governmental re lations of the country. CLERICAL. ORDINATIONS TO BE HOLDEN IN 1852.--Sunday, March 7.—By the Archbishop of Canterbury; by the Bishop of Carlisle ; by the Bishop of Chester* at Chester; by the Bishop of Exeter, at Exeter ; by the Bishop of Lin. ellia,t at Lineoln; by the Bishop of Peterborough, at Pe terbenwelh by the Nigh" of Rochester ; by the Blehop of Ibilebery; by the Nay of Worcester,: at Worcester.— • Papers Or be me to W the Ist of February . t Papers to be sent in by the 15th of January. j Papers to be lent in by the 7th of Marry. The Brigkon Gasetee says that there will be two protestlemist candidates at the neat amiss he Brighton— = Kr. Day, the magistrate, mad XL &mill, the PARUANIETART REFORM.—Meeting ea this sub- Jost won WM the osesetittee et the Mwarlermora ham* of she "edema end Ifeesselel Selma Air sodadis. es th• Mk Smear, ; of the Mora et Leeds at the Rehm lhogletesties rooms, Commeohl-bmildiage, On Friday eveming. BRIGADE OT FOOT OCARDS.—The UMW &P -rier Cassias elalee—" In five yeah , 892 men have been discharged ben As Foot Oaarde at their own request, end the sea pail err Wit disehtuwe was 7,2741.; and, after de detsileg the memo of levy money allowed to replace then, a balance of Mee/. 19e. 6,1. wen _paid to the Beare tory-at-War, to the credit of the public." The same paper state; that during the above period (five years) 3,683 men have enlisted for the brigade, and that out of this number 481 were rejected on their arrival at head quarters. RECRUMNO DISTRICTS.—The Naval and Military Owette has the following :—" In confirmation of our recent notice respeeting the recruiting districts, we are now en abled to state that arrangements have been decided on and notified for the reduction of the Coventry district on the 31st of March nest, from which data also the head-gainers of the Leeds district will be removed to York. The die tricts of Ragtime will then consist of four—York, Liverpool, Bristol, ermi Linea ; leaving the Irish and Scotch districts as at present."—(The abolition of the recruiting district at Coventry will effect a saving of above 2,0001. a Teen. TUE LATE LIRUT.-COL. D. MTITERBON, Lieut: Colonel BPPlsenon, who commanded the 39th Regi ment from 1832 to 1837, and had served in it may years, died at Forms, in the north of Scotland, on tomb ult. Ho served in the Peninsula from 1810 to 1814, and bad received the silver war medal with eight deeps for the fol lowing battles :—Busco, Albuhera, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nies, Orthes, and Toulouse. Afterwards he served many years with the 39th both in New South Wales end Madras. In 1837 he retired from the army, and was the same year nominated a Knight of Hanover. PROPOSED POST-OFFICE AT THE LONDON.BRIDOE RAILWATIL—A memorial to the Postmaster-General is now being numerously signed for permission to establish a dis trict post-office at the London-bridge Railway Arcade, for the accommodation of the passengers, now calculated to amount to upwards of ten millions per annum. The directors of the railway companies are understood to support the _proposal. DEATH FROM SUFFOCATION AT A BREWERY.—On Saturday an inquest wee taken by Mr. Bedford, at the Phenix Tavern, William-street, Pimlico, on the body of N John Patterson N oakes, axed 43, a ce ll o:risen, in the em ploy of Messrs. Elliot and Watney, the brewers. On Thurs day morning ho was passing over the immense vans in the brewery, and upon getting to the fifth le fell in, and was suffocated by earbemis acid gas.—Verdict accordingly. COMMISSION SIGNED ST TILE LORD-LIEUTENANT OF LAKCAIIMIILIC.—Joha Armstrong, Seg., to be deputy- I ientenen ,+ n i i Sit 111 IS IS 4 ! :a if Pia Ili 111 INN Si 71 19 191 191 81 MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc: There is a general feeling of flatness observable throughout the various departments of the Stock Exchange to-day, and generally prices have expe rienced a reduction. The chief reason for the de pression is to be found in the gloomy state of the weather, which restricts the attendance both of the dealers, and of the recipients of the dividends now in course of payment at the Bank of England. This week will be a busy one in tho various markets, as Thursday is settling-day in foreign stocks and railway shares, and Friday in Consols. Already the dealers arc beginning to direct their attention to the requisite arrangements. Consols opened at 97 to 1 for money and Friday, being the closing rate of Saturday, but have since gradually drooped to 961 to 1, being a decline of 1. For tho 12th I. cbruary they are nominally called at the same rate. The official report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, 97, 1, 9ei ; ditto for account, 971, 961. Three per Cent. Reduced, 97„ 1, 1. New Three-and-a-Qaartcr per Cents., 90;, 1, 2. Bank Stock, 2161. The unfunded securities remain steady, Exchequer bills ruling at 595. to 625. pram. India Bonds show an armed tendency, being quoted 701. to 735. prem. In the foreign stock market prices are also flatter, but the decline is most marked in Spanish and Sar dinian, both of which have fallen heavily. The re action in these stocks cannot be regarded as sur prising, the securing of profits being the great object with the smaller class of speculators. Portuguese and Russian also show a downward tendency. Mexican Bonds opened at a slight rally, but are now weaker again. The sales reported include:—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931. Danish Five per Cents., 103. Dutch Four per Cent. Ccrts., 91. French Five per Cent. Rental, 103 fr. 25e. (exchange, 23fr. 25c.) Mexican Bonds, 30; ditto for account, 15th January, 29/, 1, I. Portuguese Four per Cents., 331; ditto small, 341. Russian Five per Cents., 1131; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101, 1001, cx div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 91, 90. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 221, ; ditto Old Three per Cents., for account, 411, 42 ex div.; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., 171, 1, 1, ex div. SATURDAY EVENINO. The discount market continues to be plentifully supplied with money, and the payment of the divi dends having commenced, a temporary plethora will soon be felt. Exchequer Bills have already reached the high rate of 395. to Us. prem., but sales will shortly be made for railway and other accounts preparatory to the issue of the half-yearly dividends. As the large supply of money seeking employment prevails only for a time, the effect on the rate of interest is limited, but the operation on prices of stocks may prove con siderable. At this period, as we have lately shown, a sum of some five millions will in all likelihood come into the market for investment, but what direction it may take it is impossible to define. A temporary influence of prices is sufficient to set tho current into the railway or the foreign stock market, according to the prevalent impression on the public mind as to the relative importance of a larger return, greater security, or readier convertibility. Prices of Eng lish stocks are very high; those of all tho prefer able European stocks are at par or high rates. Sar dinian is advancing, and the South American dividend paying stocks are approaching par. As to North American Stocks, the best, allowing for the exchange, are at high values. Railway Stocks alone remain depressed, but it is impossible to foretell how the public caprice will decide with regard to them. The traffics are undoubtedly increasing, and the posi tion of the companies improving, but the ordinary shares are little sought after, still the large amounts of preference shares which have been taken by the public must narrow tho market for the remaining descriptions. A small amount of loans for districts availing themselves of the Board of Health Act is being taken up. The rates of interest generally are moderate, though tho public have taken little part in the trans actions, which have been left to the assurance com panies and the private capitalists who engage in such loans. Herapages Journal contains the customary yearly chart and tables of comparative railway traffic, which have for so long a period been contributed by Mr. J. T. Hackett. In showing the curve of traffic for 1831, Mr. Hackett has laid down an additional line, representative of the supposed amount of increase due to Exhibition traffic. Although some may think that the rise in traffic on metropolitan lines was com pensated—u, indeed, to some extent it was—by the fall in traffic of other lines, yet the inspection of Mr. Hackett's diagram satisfactorily , disposes of the ques tion. The fall of the curve in October is so remark able and unexampled, that no unprejudiced person can fail to recognise the true character of the pre ceding rime. On the whole, even allowing for Exhibition traffic, the analysis of Mr. Hackett yields satisfac tory results, and he observes there was, in 1831, a large increase of traffic on the old lines, although the gross mileage receipts are little above those of the preceding year. The unsatisfactory feature, as in the tables of former . years, is the item of average cost per mile, which is still above former years, although below 1849 and 1830. It is nevertheless evident that a wasteful expenditure is carried on, and that no ade quate means are taken for the development of rail way traffic by the construction of cheap branch lines. The gross capital expended on railways since 1846 being some 150,000,000/. is a stern answer to the memorable railway doctrines of the Times, its estimate of the national resources, and its economical theories on the distribution of capital. Indeed the Times has felt it so, and has lately issued a kind of apology, more sue, about as shallow as its predeces sors, and which with customary inconsistency now advocates the extension of railways, u it formerly did their suppression. There is no freak feature of interest in the bullion market. The supplies by the Thames will not come into the market till Tuesday or Wednesday next. Present rates are thus reported by Messrs Sharps and Wilkins:—Bar gold, 31. 17s. 9d. per oz. stan dard; Columbian doubloons, 3!. Ms. 3d. per oz. ; American gold eagles, 31. 164. 21d. to 3d. per oz.; bar silver, without gold, 3s. Old. per . oz.; ditto con taining gold (all gold above 5 grs. in the lb. to be paid for), ss. 1 jd. per oz. ; Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. 11 id. per oz. Tho imports of specie this week comprise 277,250 dols. by the Niagara, from New York; 122,1751. by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Euxine (of which 121,563/. was from Con stantinople, 3301. from Malta, and 2601. from Gib raltar); 496 oz. of silver, value about 1,9841., by the Harbinger Cape mail steamer; a box of gold dust by the Honduras, from Port Philip; and 1,231,472 dols., or 260,0001., by the Thames (of which specie from Tampico made up 630,436 dole., from Vera Cruz 370,382 dole., for account of the Mexican dividettids 81,000 dole., and specie and bullion from California 250,634 dols.) The total imports may be taken at about 450,000!. The amount of the precious metals exported from the port of London during the week ending Thurs day last, was trifling, being only 36,69'.) ounces of silver, of the value of about 7,3401. No gold was shipped. The official statement is as follows: Silver coin : to Boulogne, 300 oz.; to Calais, 4,000 oz. Silver ban: to Itutterdam, 17,399 oz.; to Ham burg, 14,000 oz. • to Boulogne, 1,700 oz. The exports from the outports comprise 20,300/. for the West Indies by the ill-fated Amazon, 133,000/. by the Teviot for the Brazils, and 600/. by the Penin sular and Oriental steamer Madrid (besides platina to the value of 1201.). The total exports from the kingdom are thus rendered at 163,2401. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom fur the last week, published by Herapath'sJournal, shows the total receipts on 6,483 , miles to be 246,704/., being at tho rate of 38/. per mile per week. In the corresponding week of 1831, .I._ the amount was 232,0421. on 6,214 miles, or 371, per mile per week. Thera is thus an increase in the ag grisgate amount received of 14,662/., or 6.32 per cent., an increase in the mileage of 241 mike, or 3.88 per cent., and an increase. of 11. in the amount received per mile per week. Heal . 91417 11N0L1/11 NUN Dll.—TratD4r. / 3 I pir osi tl 6 . 6 l44ete o.4. lt 1 Aessuiltur . +hut - llM lritto ft li.."T• ..Y.,t6u1ti,124. r . 72t. or tate, 1 lizettutpatx 11114,1,691.6. 625. We. 11 pa Ot. Ooonds, / PORTION FUNDS. el per t` Delnut 111 per Ct. lfeento. 11 1 per 01. M6u VI 6 Ml*. 93 3 • 6 PAW Defetret -.63 7 ; 4 per Ot. Hum.. Arne. 49 61 per Ct. Pertd d ue.-, 60 3 6 ter e t. Millen. te PA per Ct. Retalar t 113 16 3 per Ct. MUM*, 62 4 4 per et. lteerltu t ICO/ 11 e. die 3 pe a. lrtni..6. 73 78 Per It r t ettAsh. tette% 2:.:j 1 34 p er et Dot-% 3t. 6. per Vt. bitrutle, 41 1 4 pre Ct. betel., 911 929 De. 1..."1te, a 1 Egutelue. 1 1 pea Ct. Vome..ela. 33; 71 1 per Ct. Crewe* 14 16 De. Deferred. 14 LI; Stollaite 6 per bent.. 20 tut COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.—THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow are large and various, which has prevented being done to-day by private contract. Of Sugar, 2.50 hluls. Barhadoes, 13,000 bags Bengal, 900 bags Mauritius, and 600 bags Madras are,de clared.—Cotlie: SOO bags and .50 cooks Ceylon ; 250 bales and lbw Bast India; 600 bap Bahia, and 400 Costa Rien.—Tea: About 30,000 packages. —Klee ; 4,600 bags Moulmein ; 900 bags Bengal and Madras ; end 1,400 bags Arracan.—Pep per : 200 robins; I'imunto, 3.50 bags.—S,M.wcr: El.l bales. META ca.—East India has been in limited demand. Ei,nca sold at 83s. The value of pig Iron is reduced la., a.. 375. has been accepted free on board in the Clyde. In other descriptions of iron no alteration. Spelter quoted at the same price as last week. 011.9.—The following are the closing quotations for the week: Seal, pale, 321. to 331. ; straw, 311. to 31./. 101. ; brown, 291. to 30!.; Sperm, 81/. to I'll. 10.; head matter, 921. to 9.51.; Cud, 321. South Sc 3, 31/. to :131. ; Olive Galipoli, 431. to 44/. ; Spanibit and Sicily, 411. to 421.; ralm, 21(1. to M. 10s. ; Cocoa-nut, 261. to 3.51. ; Sccd, rape, pale, 311. to 321. ; Linseed, 201. TALLOW NARKET.—TTITS DAY. The market is quiet to-day The delivery last week was upwards of 2,300 casks. Priem arc well supported at the following quotations:—Town Tallow, 375. nett cash; Peters burg Y. C. on the spot, 3iis. 9d. new; 365. 3d. o:d ; new year (l$J2), 335.; on or before end of Much, 30s. lid. to 6d. FAILIICI:LARS OF TALLOW'.. 11541. I 15.1. IW. , Meek this day Casks. 44,153 52,:,1 61,123 Driirery last ram Do. Irma let Juno %naval last week fill 4 ,0 ' 0 1,31 Do. from Ist Joss Mee Y. C. this day par cwt , 39.. 9d. 37....9d. Mo. 9.t. Do. Town 4ls. Od. 39.. al i n.. id. PCIIILIC SALMI advertised for Friday, 16th Jan.: 1 , 50 casks and 210 boxes South Amerian Tabor ; 360 casks Australian ditto ; 100 barrels North American rosin ; 38 casks iln,;lish Tallow. Arnial Do. fr Moe 1' MARK-LAN DAY. The supply of English Wheat at Mark-lane this morning by land carnage samples from the near counties, was but moderate, and tho condition being much affected by the damp weather factors had some difficulty in supporting the rates of Monday last. Foreign At neat was heal with firmness, and needy buyers had to pay quite as much money as before ; the amount of btoiness trans acted was however small. There was a steady sale for Flour, at the extreme quota tions of this day:week. Choice samples of Barley brought an advance of Is. per qr., and other descriptions commanded rather hotter prices than on Monday last. We are tolerably well supplied with Irish and foreign Oats, and it was not found practicable to establish any advance. _ Deana and real were in fair request, and unaltered in value. BRITISH. FlalltruO+ Per ' 21. • WILLA; Furs & Kent red 37 to 39 to 42 _white, 47 to 44 to 47 Norfolk:mil Suffolk.— „ 37 to $9 to 44... do. 42 to 44 :o 47 Telasers i &vex or SulTotk) eel:abridge& 1.111C0:11 red to 37 to 41.... white, 39 to 4: to 45 Bra, new 27 to 79 old, ili ts 27 Ileaurt, keittng Malting Hoax Haan, English, feed l6 to JO blank l9 .0. Ditto Poland. Berwick & Scotch, feed 21 to 22 potato Irish, feeiL- ..... .. 17 to 111 to 19 -blank . l9 to 26 Dili; potato 2l to 23 Pass, grey 27 to 29 Jangle . blue 30 to 40... imperial 44 to 46 White 30 to 22. Anglers 32 to 34 BRAWN Marano 26 to 27... tick 28 to old 32 toll{ Harrow U la N.. tonsil Sli to 32...01d 34 to 36 Mum, neespring, per bosh.— to —new winter le to U 34 old to RAPIOIZED, new 42 to 44 Linty= Claw s per lilolieend /9 to g:9 10 CLovnaran, per cwt., red-- to —lO —...whlte ...... ... 7 t i-to • Per &sok a 7t . hts. Two; town made, delirered 37 to 40.. fine hotte4l7ol4 .. ,3 33 Norfolk ood liaffolk 27 to 26... s hitt, 22 to SO FOREIGN. flbPlinp per an WAIL; 11111alit and Konigsberg 39 to 44... tine Pomeranian 3S to 4.7 ..Rostock 4ii to 41_ Stettin 37 to 43 French-- ......... .- to - to -...Brabant - to - Danish U to 33...11amblirg ...35 to 37 to Fl Russian 126 to 30. J.:Argus& ........ 25 to 29 Danube ............ 2B to 30. .0dema...... ....... „ 32 to 38 ' RTZ. ..... .. iLaixr, fording 2O to 23...diatIllitg.._--- 14 to 17 Liu to -...lndian Omes.lnentan . -.17 to 19 Paraeradan asil Strahund 13 to 20 Swedish sad Danish ........... I 7 to 19 Friesland and Dutch, feed 16 to 18 Ditto. brow. lO to 22...P01aad0 ...... ...... 20 to 22 B. tick 23 ts 23 ..oid .»:F to 28 Small 23 to 27 ald . Cars, E479 2 an 21 to 22.-Twany ......µ ........ µ ........ . 24 14 to to 27 AO grei natc 211 to 32-bullies .."..-....... 32 to 34 Taw, old. 23 to 23...wr IS to 27...1args ___. 31 to 13 Lineman, Rattle end Russian - - 41 to 41 Mediterranean and Wawa Itarawn 42 to 10.-Tlevarmead -.31 to 34 la. Gams fru of duty, per inn. tlloto C 1 13 let Barrel el liAlbs. Flora, American 11 16 20 to 22-Canadian Daniels -to -...llamburl . .. 19 toil Franck, per sack of 280111. 25 50 Gs 32 to 34 ARRIVALS 121 To LONDON FROM Sib lAN. to 1010 JAN. (Rh Enalisk. bootek. lriab. Force's. WWI. i 3245 Emig 2733 700 I 200 I 7710 Oita SS7 1631 I 11963 1 6728 Flour. U 0 barrels, 227 *dui; Malt, 2,774 qrs. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET—TiIIs DAY. The trade during the past week has been very heavy, and lower prices for some sorts hare been submitted to; the weather has been very mild for the season. The following arc this day's quotations:—York Regent's, ak. to te)e.; Scotch ditto, &is.; to W..is.; Cups, 503. to 605.; Kent and Esser, Ms. to 755. ; Wisbeach, We. to Os. ; French, Ws. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—TILIS DAY. Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that there continues a good demand for all descriptions of Hops at a gradual ad vance in prices. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Howard's West Hartley, 14a.; Townley, 141. ; Walla End Braddyll's, 17s. ; Eden Main Walls End, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 171. 61. ; Walls Lod llettoa, 17s. 6d. ; Merthyr, 211.-8111pe at market, 51. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is about the same as on Monday last, but the trade is not nearly so good, owing to large arrivals at the dead markets and the =favourable change in the weather. Prices are about' d. per Blhs. lower, except for a few choice Scots, which do not suffer quite so large a reduction. Sheep arc rather more numerous, and there is a considerable increase in weight. 'Prude is very slow, at • reduction of fully 2,1. per alb.. A brisk deman.l for Calves, the supply being short, and inn few instances higher rates are realised. From Germany and Holland there are 28 Beasts, 180 Sheep, and 74 Calves • Scotland, 310 Be.asts Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,200; and 8a4; ; from the Midland and Northern counties. ledut,;;Ldot 61 - b.. a d... A. I Per don. N 811... e. I. ad. Iteat 8.44 licrufords.. 383 10 Ewa him anr .046.8 h )• 0 Bub Short-hum. .... . 3 4 3 11 laat 10naa0014...... : 4 4 0 Liwund qualtb 849•91.. 910 3 2 )o. do. td,rd .OOO C L.,. ........ ........ 3 0 4 0 Ewa au Ib• 'ad qualit) J 0 1 6 Ms ........... ..... .. 1114 41 lb. do. tbdrd •11 A 9 lib: lba & 1141610.1. 4 0 4 4 Len. ... . . BMA. at uarkat.. 3,30 ; Obey act! 1duLe...'14,7.:0 ; Calas. 101; Plea 3do. TIIE MEG.ERA, Tlweir.sitlr, Commander J. C. Barlow, having had her defects rectified, seil..d from Devon port on Wednesday with troops for the Cape of Good Hope. She had on board the let battalion of the Wile Brigade, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Buller. It is said that this vessel, on her voyage front Woolwich hither, was found to be his is very inefficient state, particularly as to her pump-gear, which, when required, it was found im possible to work. THE VACANT CoLONELCT.—Although the Globe of Friday names Licut.-General Reeve as likely to succeed to the coloncicy of the 39th Regiment, we arc still inclined, from what we have heard, to believe that Major-General Conyers, • very old and distinguished officer, wig bo selected. Thong li alto an old and distinguish, tl officer. Lieut.-General Reeve was in the Guards, to which the last camel appointed (Lieut.-General Aitchison) also belonged ; and we understand it is not usual to appoint two guards men guteesgyely to colonekica of line regunents. It I"- , par 111,2 62.467.