The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-18 00:00:00

the precious metal for the Continent; and some small development of speculation at home; the Bank directors at once put on the screw, the rest of the moneyed interest follows in the wake of the levia than institution, and purchasers for the rise, discou raged at these circumstances, and at the con comitant influences of an adverse nature attendant upon them, are impelled into the market to realise at a depreciation. Whilst the fabric raised by specula tion, however, is thus thrown down, every circum stance remains in favour of our trading and financial position ; and it is evident that when weak holders shall be replaced by strong buyers, brought in at the lower prices, the markets cannot fail to experi ence a great accession of strength. Imparting a check to speculation, and weeding the market of the weak bulls, will be two of the most satisfactory re sults attendant upon the present temporary re action. [THREEPENCE. Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver. pool Weekly Share Lint) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices, the calculation being based on the dividend paid for the half-year ending the 30th of June: Tat. per NW, Pre& Price. Rai:war, prr annum. 123 Louden and North Western Stock t 5 In Loa on and North Western Fiala lOl , 181 Liverpool, Crosby, aad Southport 93 Great Western lull Bristol and Dieter 38 Edinburgh and Glasgow I II I 43 Great Southern and Western—hewed ...... 18 York, Newcastle, and Ikrwkk I 44 to Midland Stock 82 Lancaster and Cathie 83 I.r.neashi , e and Yorkshire Stock ....."........ 43 kinillnd Great Western—lreland 91 London and South Western ll 5 421 Dublin and Belfast 44 Midland, Birmingham, and Derby 7 81 fil Glos."' and South Western 24 South Eastern ' 131 Ewen Counties 0 4 38i Eaq Lancashire 201 Great Northrrn 18i North Staffordshire 22 Chester and Birkenhead. ... l7 6 29 York and North Midland . In using this table it must be borne in mind that the dividends for the second half of the year are always larger than those for the first half. Allow ance must also be made for the improving traffic. Two failures are reported at Hamburg In the manufactured goods line, but the amounts involved are trifling. Several firms at that port, however, are touched by the late failure here. Consols opened 991 to 1 1 for money, and left off only 991 to For the February account the con tango is Ito 3-16. The arrangements for the settling of the account to-morrow may have some effect upon prices. Tho official business report em braces:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, t, I, ; ditto, for account, 991, Three per Cents. Reduced, 1004,1. Three-and-IL-Quarter per Ceuta.," 1034, 1. Annuities of 30 years, 1859, 61; ditto, 1860,.61 : Bank Stock, 225. ~ ", - . /.4 / • ~ . , •:: ter'e or/ e'e „ di .47g,- res • ..e. , Ze;,- -- ," ~..."--( ,-----. 7 4 i•V iX"--,e• - -` • ..... ./._,Zie . „<„‘...Z.e-i„- e- •-• , fp rt 5i , • I sa No. 1,999.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1853. I. , form which had been erected for the purposes of &chime. 331 se Marla Antasia.. the precious metal I .. IS ' l l IBLE FESTFVITI ES. -The exuberate, non, stated that the doubts which he badentertsined had been SHARE LISTS. ... se Nome, a Law (with la.! 8 11 1 S t- - (1. . ki •of wet. naturally lettuces the fair of the ,f 4010 e1, 3 : so ., ete „, ee e er " t ; se .... o f impa, men* cleared up by the explanations volunteered by Mr. Sadleir, - 10 II Do. Do.(ez interest) ll 7 small development of 1 so ' ""'", t '' 1. ... teDltt•' areution to the duties et the toilet. It and that he would consent to use his influence in his favour. THIS DAY.-Two o'Ctoest. is is Northern of [ ran e e... 33e 33 ain at ea in directors at once put eel '-''''"'"' - dente - t eat 10 /911 LANDo• MACASSAR OIL. tar Under the eircomstan . ces there will doubtless be but two . 30 ell Do. 281. 3 per et. leak moneyed interest fol r ,•• 'h' a k." " ' . °ll t I isat has of Lair; ROWLANDS' There has not been much business in the railway :for R. & Amiens aha., 141 141 gedul and " 4 "'"'" 11 . a ular . ki . e „ ft. fe i r. am weeleiNg, sas candidates put in nomination, namely, Mr. Sadleir and Mr. market to-day, but ' have 10 all Norwegian Track Pratt . - - than Institution, and I ' e. to reerlsring Ms Alexander, between whom a strong contest is anticipated. the commencement of prices exhibited a rally. At 20 le Pans and Lyoea 14 141 pin xin 243 xin 0. raged at these tire l re l jet " s '- es • ItioN! A° w L' ees " lim i i l t .P li i ....„ d • k 3 ta mi lanl a t l„. l a t. aall- pra . Two companies of the 81st regiment, a troop of the Ist Dra- business most of the heavy 10 se ears axe Orleans ... , 38 40 hes elammees to the teri0 . ,..... a . ne ,. St 5 0,,,,m 00s no uniemodly Insight foe goon Guards, and 230 constabulary are stationed in the stocks were 11. dearer than at the close yesterday, id 1 0 Plea sad 1166 a ••• - 13 33 comitant influences o M 20 Pans and titre", ne zo l 30 mew ma 4 nl'a lw , 36 ' r - ,,, inaset a tations. Tee sal, seatunew town. The mobs, con*isiina of the friends of Mr. Alexander but the improvement has not been fully maintained, 20 4 Pais.Cre-,nadiMerhaure 4; 3pm ril !91 upon them, are impell I,4am-1. .01,Ore - WIT lb. ....,. tbe narn . e t R , ,wlands esediM ilim 07 Do widow au and the supporters of Mr. Sadleir, pars y de ; d tuhte, s t re e ts to a a depreciation. Whil sw- - -.,,,, i „...t._;.eia by A. ROW LAND &NA W. 16. Hatton. the town until a late hour on Satan's b • lei 33 Quebec end Richmond th e at the present moment being rather weaker to se keen sod ... - I 1 s ir tt we ... l9 to lion, however, is thus e IL. g: . In. aO4 be chemists snd perfomars.again. the active exertions of the constabulary, no hostile encoun - 30 te irate* and Meuse ... _ 9 s 4 2 1 i stance remains in fav - '9ll 11l F %WILY sit 7)l e " T 'All ter took place, and they were finally dispersed without any French lines are also rather better. .. 10 Do. 11l per Cent. Prefer. - - 30 4 4outhem of Prance-. 2 3pm position ; and it is et , v tis kM'S MEDICATED CREAM.-For all riotinv. SHARES AND STOCKS UNOUARANTESD. 29 2s. Up t an g Scrip Ikl - ..,..5ei'" • (esthete. for rersoesseiltd With pMn in eas el jMnts The Freeman, the organ of the League, bears a ammo prows Sake to day lip 84 all West Flanders . 41 S 1 . _ •,„,' „1 i 9 use narelinew, er anything indicative of cd , it most reluctant testimony to the state of things de- 1111- Pa ' K -,-; •-.' 4 „ a , r i,: s i, There is not any preparation in the Phar. ..-... ; old m •., "• -1 " t a 10. teat mediate* of the day, that OM equal scribed above. -....,,5,5, 0? iallOeffet l pa I. 100 Aberdeen ... ... -. 29 SS In 2 Weetern of Switarrkeni... pm pm check to speculation, ~., ..„.Thstare • i,ffiacy. If used freely immediately on the lest Mr. John Ennis, chairman of the Midland Great b ) 3 8 &whin, Notting, 1 306 1 0- 20 3 &Mend l' pa I o'• v -- ... but bath, it causes an maneediste Met= end tea lineation 8I weak bulls, will be t saws. wit,__, I , a wara , h ,l 3 .i s i • peat warmth ever the whole Western Railway, has allowed himself to be put for- 111 a 3 itirra.wo .. astoarvatii, lel 11 1 i ef the r . " . ",e,. i..3 - r tit -.reby Premfltililt fever, and WIN , ill- ward by the tones as a candidate for Athlone, in 11 58 Breen, lan.,koses.Jui. 61 6 ms JOINT STOCK BANKS. sults attendant upe 101 ____ 1 ' 7,.,.' 1 5,... 7 -- is relieving iliconatie pi:so, swelled new Car. OppOsiflOß to the new Solicitor-General. Mr. Ennis 174 all Ik ‘Chf"Sic" llll33l4 . 23 2 .4 Cloning , Bounc es action. nt•••• - • - ' 11 and all infhimmat. ley action, burns, -- - - 12 134 Do. do. do. 101 1 2dr .e a , 0 • 1a " . " 1 " r e 'fig.'. ng la tOo.lt We. it supersedes being a Roman Catholic, it is hoped that he will be M. 100 leisli awl belie ... ..... 107 IeS S 105 No. Sham Rums. Paid pekes does Consols opened 9' a` '' ad Woes. truly Won • 7 0010 cd 0 7. 10 - 00 7. only 991 to - z. For made. urratisee Mr all cutaneous eruptions, the me ot able to catch a few votes from that party , that he 91 . 1 " Calskalea ••• • •• 84 i 43 1 831 18 I - _ ---- --- 00 ' 6ll 1I"1 "a:1 wit h much ineonmmenee aqd Mager. 00 Ile- • r e 2l o o 4 20 0 cham Anatralsida meab a bias. au $2 83 1131 tango is Ito 3-16. i et it 0010 • 1 " 4 " 3 n• k. f fi will suit the purpose of the tenant-leaguers, who will I: .11 c"....„„„,„1",,, m ar . ".:, :. ::. 33 M. Me ming mistaken ...g. t-- cause. .or perm VI/ settling of the accou 1 .teat err .-- ca "" Of • dienme . , t 7 for a winch csounc move heaven and earth to keep Mr. Keogh out of 10 43 IMMlllatel IlaMatJaac - 4 Idr Australia, sad Chine 2 11 11 pm i 61 es 11" " to relieve Wen larawatip. I t . 1 . 11 au I , b,4 tn , rins i t.l" 4 .,,, t , 4 t h e ne n can d e c o b s ... parliament. An opposition, however, to the latter D lV l Z iniala tath o siAb°7- 64 oi 21,000 3$ Enka. Ilsekkh , and effect upon prices. 1 ii• • i ; '''''" * --.-- : La I an . dale bYlnisiowerrnent la Produce gentleman in Athlone, no matter from What party it 23 an new Assam 5 3 Australis Cbstasesd 4 11 11 pm IQ 23800 23 Items Chertsesdi Bank braces:-Three pier I I, I, I ; ditto for a al. a ,osseng fis taure. One pot tr, pro 1 , safe test eis u.tm 7 Pow all „ its al., m.a. is in 10 v. Ramis 0mmin.................. 1 : 21 1 231 comes, almost certain to end defeat. 13 MI stamina _ , ... 21 111 11 pen le; relast...,-- - ;--.„,.,,,,,. may, ehiLlains, thresh, Im o It elandsM all brews Dais% OZ . A.. 60,000 I Repel Assail. Panldnet Cents. Reduced, 101 ,r a '„ ll 7 . .d ' -` •di uld is, withaut it. -Sole manufaeterent and - - Cents.," 1031, /. A --. "e l s is i t Y st ' sal CO, . 30, Strand twit Teempie.barl, =an. ----•-• . Q l4 in pots, at 1311, Is. 94., and 4s. 6d. ; U. IN Le Innemaire - _.. 74 16 74 20,000 1.7 Vales of Australia all 78 74 711 31 61 ; ditto, 1860, 61. by wheat 3 3 s a -;assoi, with direction.; and likewise 30 all Lk W.I. DsaftlErmarn 53 60 -.. 1 0 tastily Jars at Ila• .. , SECOND EDITION. 8,000 ... Do. New...„ Se 10 Is There was a turd • ;;-, 1 h ... , a .tos. The Ls. family Jars sent (carriage. flt. • 100 ,Ikthibergh and Olemow .74 76 71 iseTto all its of the kingdom. 10 11Edinbargtt and Peebles.. 1&a1 gm day ; the dealers bei et. 104 I Rtintergh, Perth, Dundee 21 MI MISCELLANEOUS. unless at a reduced ----CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, LEO.II THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. St 103 'merger, & louthWeetern 60 62 Closing 61s. to 655. prem. ro n sadss, Aird-emPirlaals and ° 11(868 18.16181 88 post, IR. 100 Greet IlkoMsni ... .. 771 781 7311 No. Wt. Miscudaisaces. Pd. prime Basinees done I. BANKRUPTS. Bt. IN De. i slam% A, Benet- 40 43 Jan. 17. to-day. Foreign stocks arc "I. WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. Rosier FERDINAND FRIES, Crosby-hall-chambers, ---- - - - of Mexican Bonds, it u. It 1 1 0: Di" ai ll e Vis i t a are . .., 1 10 59 4 1 2 06 104 10,0410 160 Australian AgrL... 35 230 240 247 459 3 rebellion in Sonora a LECTURE TO YOUNO MEN, B6hopsgate.street Within, merchant. Si.. too Gnat Welders .. ... 90 91 01 1 I I 17,700 25,8. Australian Lend 24 45 321 d 53 M. JAMES Fonts, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, cattle 13 11 Jetta% Ikea Meters . ... 64 7 10,000 1001 Van Die m en' 29 16 20 but the movement i SOW TO BE ILAPPT. dealer. 60 all ' ImmeMerend Carlisle .. 66 5$ stocks are very hew, irs TuuliAS CAIINT, Newark-upon-Trent, Nottinghamshire, 16 1 11 1 Dia IMO ••• ••• ••• 114 1 24 Ps MOBAL AND PIITSICAL /1,10171.1717 OP LIFE. coal merchant. Si. 103 Lanseakka end Torkshirr SO 51 6141 Li MINES. this department, , r 30 13 Do. girths ... , 4 II die 111 la suffer more sensit ON SPECIAL DISEASES. STEPHEN ETANS, Troedyrhiw, near Merthyr Tydfil, 14 Ili Do. Wed ItlousiUnier 3 26 " - .., TI. Glamorganshire, grocer. 10 ell Lseds Northern ... .. 134 16 101 131 161 M ONDAY EVENING. is Mt follows :- Aare r THE INSTITUTES GE MARRIAGE LIF E . PETER THORNTON , Preston , Lancashire , plumber. 113 111 Lowdonandilleakivall .. 51 9 The market for English mining stocks to-day has premium ; Brazilian TU. 10 3 La, ,t Southend 11 2 pm - been brisk, and in several eases advanced prices have Four-and-a-Half per DISSI 4 ES OP WINTER. et. 100 = WI. C ur 102 101 103 1 [The remainder of the Gazette bad not reached our office ot. LouTM. North-water 120 121 1211 11 1 been realised. For Herodsfoot shares there has been per Cents., 106. De 11 12 Dm Mks ... . . .. 3 $4 ma a great demand, at a rise of 21., the market closing ditto Five per Cents. 12ENART DERANGEMENTS. CONSTIPATION, and HUGER. at the time of going to press.] 1101DIL, is. -ad a. 50 431 Do, NM ... ... . 6 3 dis Wheal Uny, the shares have been in request at 104 tigoates, 981, 975, a , . ~, IRISH, and SCOTCII LAKES. 1 eels.. Is. 55111. SPORTING. SO 14 De.. BM _... ... 3 4 et a al• to 14, and leave off with strong buyers at the latter Four-and-a-lialf pe; 33 all landardstry kr Coleraine 11 12 lIIPSOPA/11V: OR, TUE COLD l IATa .. Cr` tme RIL . ma... TATTERSALL'S.-MOND AT. 16 MI ImallanikulliEanielulleo 191 201 rice. The prices realised to-day are as follows :- change 25f. 15e. I eletemorl, 23, Pateraostri.row; Dinah% . _ •, , , "eters :or of 11. R. Ouiverwnl , M.D., 10 , IL 100 Mandtllbef.,&Unoolnati. 210 341 29 Devon Great Consols, 420 • Trumpet Consols, 1375 . ; Mexican Three per I M °Nalau* .." all bap . . be emnalted oat', tram to tin 6, EPSOM STEEPLECHASE (to-morrow). Si 41 Do.lo.ltLineL Colon 34 3Me 2 Armtl.eete,llsomturut, who may 3to 1 apt The Cardinal gelding St. 100 Midland .. .. ... ~ 77 774, 78 7161 Trelawney, 60; South Caradon, ' 155 ; West Provi- verted Four per Cen s eV ui__n______----•-,- 3tol -- Quickstep taro Do. Biren..anelhirby .43 47 461 deuce , 55; United Mines, 380; Tamar Consols, 71; a-Half per Cents., 1 1 s DARLOW 8 NEW 1A- 4to 1 - The Screw 30 41 rid. Gt. wet. (Ireland).. - - St. 100 Newmarket .. ... .. 31 02 South Tamar, 65; East Tamar, 2 ; Herodsfoot, 10, Cents., 931, 94, 93. a _ LS TEN TED EILF-ACTINO SYPHON OUNDLE S fEEPLECHASE. k _..,.. • v k l i: a p• - TAP. Iti.QC 1 t'7.3 NO VENT-PEAL,. We are requested by the owners of Poll, Alxl-el-Kader, 53 6 14 11 vq, D 4, o * B r a ° " fi t Ei r ,:ru ste f er d " -4 s g sB di e 1 ; Caradon C onsols, 11: Peel lyne Court, If ; North 47, 461, lex div.; e A ,V, 0 411 ,i Present.. ul , -, :leer, eider, or other Il ibi g au , and Talisman, to state that they have been scratched for the so 7, .74enry end anion ne n _ 74 71 Towy, 17e. 6d., 18s. 6d. ; Wheal Carpenter (Gwin- Cents., 23 ex div.; 5 a 1 a a.. . from Meaning fiat or acid so • • :!...-- • that the law pint shell he drawn esgoodes handicap published in yesterday's paper. 10 all NewryWarrespointkine. 8/ 3 near), 35; Wheal Brewer, 23 ; Grumbler and St. tent. Turkish Seri] s -i,._ LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. et. In) Norfolk ... ... ... - 53 55 Aubyn, 27#; Alfred Consols, 11; Nanteos, 14. The Anna Maria! 14 to I apt Oscar (taken) 13 15 Do. New .- ~ _.. 71 s i ea. 1 30 114,14ortkere Counties Delon 21 24 die In the gold mining share market there was con- 13,290 ounces of got 1 ‘ ! i' -'--------- 100 to 6 - Sir Peter Laurie 20 to 1 - Bourton (taken) M. 100 rortli Brine& ... ... ... 33 36 16 13 North Devon, o N.I. ... 61 6 die se aiderable fluctuation to-day. Prices declined in the bin has also arrived morning, and after rallying on the strength of the with 56,177 ounces. aal A _-- --- --'I am ,--- 20 to 1 - Knight or Gwynne (taken) il all Do. 1 A Deferred 2 2 1 ~,___, 25 to 1 - Half-and-1141f (taken) 8 3 , Do. 4 B Guaranteed dr Australian news, went down heavily again in the oring 79,467 ounces . . "Oft f . ._. .. - METROPOLTPAN HANDICAP. se 1711 North Staffordanira.. . Al 3 dui 111 afternoon, leaving off only slightly above the lowest linen to these arrive / 25 to I apt Lord Waterferd's Redmond 011anlon (t) 17, 6 1 1, I:l B , aa W i e n, lll , , 5 4 8 . es oral= St 41 pm point. The " bears" are at work, and as the dealers owing shipments fr • st. tee Gofer won., Wore., k Worsts 49 30 SO 1 are oversold, a rally is quickly brought about. At tioghee , cleared frost 2 . I l i 1 25 to 1 - Mr. Milner's Grapeshot (taken) the first; warranted # 0 Mai ill wall! 30 to 1 - Lord John Scott's Pug Orrock (takes) N. 100 :confab Central ... 1 z 3 •, i two cask a of ale; # 6l " •••• '"" "•"`" 30 to 1 - Mr. Cowley's Lampedo (taken) present, however, the appearance is unfavourable. for London, with 63 St. 100 Scottish Midland ,„ . 63 115 • g Il Meetro. plated foe slimy, gm. 9s. The a bove moms.' eta explain R. 30 to 1 - Mr. Vickers ' s Psaltery (taken) . The %hem the 100 P• key is fitted oil 30 to 1 - Mr. Kimberley ' . Snowdon Dunhill (taken) W. MO shrews. k Bra., CI.-.; 67 611 Bt. 100 Do. L.ll‘3l.W.Guar. Sit 70 410 es a Other foreign mines are dulL m the same day, wi The non-official quotations are : Peel River Land tailed from Sydney • p the top of the plusO (whisk has a babies. The investments on the above event were in small sums. 31 all 3blaribur3 333.3 3;133.43r and Mineral, 05 to 10 prem.; Nugget Vein Com- minces (1,942 ounce pany, 35 to 1 prem.; Australian Consols, 5 to : Dreat Nugget Vein . i ! posite the aintubell). sufficient air coshes 2000 GUINEAS STAKES. to thmu n t aff 3l " l ,... tc ' the ly; eaa who n be ause w the is t0:D . 4 43a 9to 2 apt Mr. Bowes's Wen Australian CHESTER CUP. 14 all t1i m0 99 .11a1 .W 11 19. .. ) . ...." rill h' 58 DL Ownsatal ... SO lei Warenelaire Union .. 017 no more air ern enter. 3 • I JAMES BARLOW, 11, Xing WMlam. 20 to 1 sgst Lord Wilton's Lady Evelyn (t and 05 80 Sout h pavan ••• .s. ••• 33 33 . Anglo-Australian, par to 1 prem.; Melbourne, ounces ; and the Blc street, Mansion.boues, Tarnishing Issas. aft. off.) 3t. 100 South Eastern ... ... - to 1 prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, par 10,700 ounces. B monster and Bath Kaaalacturev. Estop 30 to 1 - Mr. E. It. Clark's Constantine (t) ih SO South Wale., . .. 96 10 15 loath YorledakilverDtt 13 13 to I prem.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, sailed from Port Phil &Med 1329.-14.13. No tape ars mains exempt stamped with his 30 to 1 - Mr. Greying's Scarecrow (t) O mos and address. 50 to 1 - Mr. Morris's Indian Warrior (t and 53 IS TheasesHermDoek&Rail. 21 2 J. B. teechmeratis ar ew method of tapping arks, warmated to prem.; Lewis Mill Range, 1-16 dig. to 1-16 prem. ; 168,000 ounces. T aft off) 10 17 Vale of Smith ~ . &mkt all who use it, and swills. wholesale and retail hie NEW Es VENTED TAP WRAPPERS (to supersede the bungling method 50 to 1 - Mr. T. Parr's Trifle (t and aft off) 110 all Waterford and KlUMisoy. 9 Burns' Creek Gold, par to .1 prem.; Jamaica Copper, not yet arrived, no ol amp papers, at 6d. sad 1.. per packet. The trade supplied. 50 to 1 - Mr. Rowan's Fionn ma Coul (t and aft 00 fi Z a a r rd t a i g l taa " p i ": 0 1 par to 1 prem.; Carberry West ! /to 1 prem.; Con- precious metal, wok N.B. Its omits were much canwsed and duly approdated in the off) is 21.. Wimbledon and C;tryki n a Per i Ila so nemara, Ito I prem.; Glenanho, par to 1 prem I Great Exhibition. Section 22. No. 462. 50 to 1 - Mr. Saxon's Black Doctor (t and aft as 1011 Veal.,lllogrosstio•Rry.l•• so va Kenmore, Ito 4 prom. ; Garnett and Moseley, par Philip of the Great ; te felt at the &anon' I nit) 15 2 0 Do. do. Exteasiens I 60 to 1 - Mr. Meiklam's Hatchet (t and aft off) U 114 Do•ll.ll.lParcalsea • IRELAND. 1,000 to 15 - Mr. J. Osborne's Merry Bird (t and aft 61.100 cork and Nadia Midland 5 31 IN 3 8 1 5 pre m . 18 yet far from effic - _ ✓ cage to the trade, c s Deitni• JAN. 16 . 1,000 to 15 - Mr. R. E. 011iver's Babette (t) LLVLS LEASED AT TIMED RENTAL. . DAY -Two o'CLomr. vessels. The colon g THE CARLOW ELECTION. 1,000 to 10 - Mr. Knowles's Talfourd (t) NI all 'lllnolenbssegtOstordorlth The gold mining share market opened with a f f th e There is glorious news from Carlow to-day. The - Mr. B. Parr's Sanity t 1,000 to 10 .( ) 303 all Dltr il. witirea tlu ta l raseemtee AWent. 30 11 rather improved appearance to-day, but has since be- ce or mach more expedit I Loos to 10 - Mr. Barber's Woolwich (t) ileasedlaGnatWaiften sea sob come flat. Colonial gold are lower, having fallen to i i *try, &clew opposition of the Tenant League to 1,000 to 10 - Mr. Morris's Charity (t) $O3 all Birm,Well.,ll S . Mr. Sadleir has utterly and completely failed! The 1,000 to 10 - Mr. Williams's Shropshire Lau (t) guartm.o•24 6. ot.= $0 31 25 prem. Nouveau tondos are dull, and Austmla- week here has 1 I f de p utation, te from the Tenant League and t he LOOO to to - Mr. Long:May's Banshee (t) 803 sll Dlitowthret apeammtee elan worse. On the other hand, Agna Fries are a company, which, to " from i t us tow F rl q by unlit tlle " co co m m bi m n i e t d es e 3 ffe ha e effect been tliepop drivenul ar 111))10 to t 10 -- M r ; li:rlr% V litriti e tt) ileswillaGratlisesere 20 80 Bt. 1M Baskingbameldre (limed to LewientiMestern. 109 111 gg bhsh a hue of steam trifle firmer. Great Nu et Vein shares have rallied, i)l•rect bream Navil and Waller shares have advanced to 1 prem. indignation which their insolent mission excited, 1,000 to 10 - Mr. Isaac Day's Montague ( I) 10 30 Clydadelts Jamaica the cargo and p; 0 1,000 to 10 - Mr. Cooper's lanthe (4) (limasill•Chisilanin_ 1- 31 35 Australian Agricultural shares have rallied to 259, Panama railroad, a 1 and by a conviction, forced upon them at the eleventh 1000 010 - Mr. E. Phillips's Truth (t) Bt. 100 SestLfsselnapterdlp.OL marking last 253. South Australian Land have I.: ....., lintppou on board a 1 hour, that their object was utterly unattainable. 1 ,000 to 10 - Mr. M. Dawsoa's Bit of Blue (0 plena le 00. Northam) 145 150 been dealt in at 53; and North British Australian, at 73 u , & Iran Perot The capital is fixed f My letter of last evening will have prepared you 1,000 to 10 - Mr. Spencer's Prevention (t) 14 to 1: prem. 1 for this result; but the discomfiture of the faction In addition to those returned, a great number of bets GomsdioGrestWedern 374 394 x d IV 04 IlallMPaky(LTeekklllll4 113 114 shares. The pre in at 1,000 to Lady the only hones, however, If. il Do. 1 skins (ditto). 56 97 Closing business already aPPeared it has been more sudden and complete than could have resll in favour were Evelyn, Scarecrow, and Con- 124 113 Des 1 shins POMO .... IN 1$ No. Share. Moms. Paid prises done The following co I been expected. I mentioned yesterday that the stant l ine, the backers of the lint two meutioned being anxious 111 131 ma Clesanwish yesterday. to-day. --- _ - holders of Ecuador i Rev. Mr. Maher, whose local popular influence is to go on at the quoted odds. (kmad lo Mu& DM= 14 141 x d 1 very great, and upon whom every effort had been DERBY. • se se DOM Itchreass Mao) 131 161 • 10 LossallftGuar.4mwOret. 100,000 1 Apia Dia all Ili eto 21 1 100,000 10s. turtle Call:mina 8, Bre r e_ mployed to detach him from Mr. Sadleir's interest, 12 to 1 apt Mr. Bowes's West Australian (t and Gems" to Norfolk) l9l 25 10,000 10 Suottelesien 3 2s„ 4 1 1 aft o ff ) 110 all 136150 ditto 6 per Cent 23 23 a d 29,900 20 tostransa 3 6 7 81 1 ECUADOR DEBT.- had come to town for the purpose of consulting 15 to 1 - Duke of Richmond's Phone (t) 111 all albeit 60,01 1 Australian Cordillera 1 sonic cooler heads on the subject. The result of 16 to 1 - Lord Derby's Umbriel .W.holld.) 3 11,1 se 100,000 1 Amtrak= Freehold 1 his visit to Dublin, and of his interviews with some 20 to 1 - Lord John Scott's The Reinert (t) os. an =aro sod &dear Geese( ki Stoekt. k Darl. - - 50,000 1 Ave Marla. all par pm 200,001 1 Mitliii Australian Cola all 1 min 14 1 the Ecuadorian goo! 1852 :-.' In my last s persons in whose judgment and information he 25 to 1 - Lord Clifden's Cheddar (t) 100 all leagolired(org(3l3dl.) 103 109 211,000 M aritisla Inn 11.5 9 11 I Lad confidence, has been the full conviction that 40 to 1 - Mr. J. M. Stanley's Orinoco (1) le 30 NorthmaltlesternSperCt 10,000 U dreall.lespat3Lpa 341 4 5 anticipated sending y West Austral .. ian was backed for 1501. at 12 to 1, and 6,000 30 IMONeesendadabs all 11 23 2 standing my repeated the league movement against Mr. Sadleir was 11,000 20 Do. St. Jetts Del Sr 14 191 306 General Urbino, I h p Pharos for denote that amount at 15 sal 16 to L 13 16 Pr 1 5 1 = 1 40 1991 4. 9.9" Lan. 94 66 kl4.ll.ll.lllanakierli - - 110,000 1 Carmak Creek A Perim 1 1 letter from him, of wl essentially wrong, and that the present government The Epsom Steeplechases take place to-morrow, eon meant well to thus country, and deserved the support mincing at half.pest one. Si. Iso Roy** aikillbilm(lms. 11,009 40 0601131pMe 1 of the true friends of Ireland; and accordingly he to Gnat SWUM ...... 133 354 St. 100 Go.Bliesealklllerk..- 11l 134 100,000 II Oalmlal GAM _. CIIMPIi I 21 II pi 8/ 41 4 14 els 7 - 6 ensuing steamer satis every effort not to be z went back to Carlow, told his opinion to the united If Ss Southillibrikka ( kased 830,600 Bt. Omer Miners of Eng. all - - Then follows the ii deputations-informed them, furthermore, that with FOREIGN CORN TRADE. to Mr. Mailmin).. SO M war Mk& Sp. 1:11.m I i 41 1 5.000 23 70.000 Me. Pref. Te per met. all 61 Ti pm BnollaretraltsoCooper aft 11 14 Ms mentioned above : O their utmost efforts they could not influence more (Frees the Mark-lane Merest.) (lewd le nelimali. - - 100,000 Great Sind Vein all 334 1 1 1 is -150,031 E sksialoaskanmda... ..... a than two, or at the most three of the liberal voters, The advice* from the continent of Europe describe the St. 'OO wets is semen& oweetl 31- $ll 12,000 Oral Deity of Bads, a per Fs 14 IMy worthy Friend I and implored them, for the sa k e of peace and reason , wheat trade as very firm, and prices do not appear to have to Greet Wooten). its 104 x d 11.000 Ekelirlagelie all 13 14 me to lease the town. The priest's arguments, with a given way at any of the Banc ports. The weather had -100,00 t Labe BatiaarM.....- 69,001 Marty all 4 4pm 11 to go forward by the ✓ wholesome fear for their own personal safety, had continued exceedingly mild, little or no frost having been 50,000 Lonfiesltailifern. Gold are of great importat experienced, but the scarcity of vessels had prevented ship- et. too Aberdeen rainaiNcir "AUL their desired effect, and Mr. Moore and his comps-to Crughlageo all ,„• 4, 1 di* ceived a cabinet natal mums to any extent being made. 3 all Ditto N 0.2,7 per MI - - 100,060 Watignita all 1 die 1 Pr, requires my immedii felons bundled up and decamped from Carlow last Danzig letters of Tuesday's date state that the demand for St. log Diktat & Exeter 4 wet. 107 109 a d 30,000 1 1611111111SIMItAinerk00 9 41 41 evening. Mr. Moore had been only a few hours in wheat bad improved since the close of the previous week, St. 101 Misdeal= tIO ... ... 105 10.7 116 200,000 New Gesaada..... 191 100,060 Nenvensi Moo d . the town, as he did not leave Dublin until yesterday and that there was then a lively inquiry for the fluor quell- 13 I ' C 16611 did 11488161 - II 20 54 3, Cork and Basilan . 1 die par 139,000 Peet Philip 1 1 ea 25 2 this day has brought • morning, the members of the " Religious Equality" ties, as much ■ as 53a . to 545. per or. Imo on board hiving gi 3 .: Dundee, Perth, arid Aber. MOO Quarts Rook all 1 po. 11 ing to you, that you . been paid d for good 4 eidm. Th f e exports of wheat in 1852 had &NO Jul:Mien .. ... 5 11,1 10,00 t 80 ithmaney Iron ell 131 le counts by the next p: in deputation having gone down the preceding day. shippedamounte to 26, 96 lasts, o which 17,806 lasts had liter, i s 6 13 i ltz . ittne ( Igs . ;lll.loll 2 6 t :p.Cit. 8 $ 5 4 1 .- Ditto New O I understand that the venerable Roman catholic to Great Britain, and 8,226 hits to Holland, kyr a 7,000 80 Santiago de Cabs ... bishop, Dr. Hely, called on the deputation in the only abant 350 lasts for other destinations. I - 71 2 ID*. do. (W. 174.1 7 per Cr. Ps 50,009 1 •louth Aurelian ..... s, 61,Raet.Cos.liste. 6 sa-Nol 1 1 am ad 11,050 10 En Croft early part of yesterday, at their hotel, to remonstrate At Konigsberg, on the 11th instant, there was not much et 4 D i m a,: - - # a 2 1 , pa li pa don again for Ausl poising in wheat, but holders were exceedingly firm, and 10 to iDo.UswllperGest. Meek 43.174 le United Mexken with them on the mischievous character of their 14 14 70.000 1 Weller prices fully as high as previously. The very bad state of the so so ,atat.ffsisuistp ars t.ep.ct Is Is 100 , 000 1 West Granada r- proceeding, and that one of them used language roads had prevented supplies coming forward freely , and 5 1 Nidll6 l olsll. and 100 , 000 1 wen Mariposa all pm 11 grossly insulting to him.. Immediatel y the arcum:Oriental Bank she in warehouse only moderate, 60,000 / Dmies, M pee cat ... a 14 stock, lAA "Lab 1111.M.1ma11a...f.a.m• 2 121 200 2002 aftlllg Basiner No. Shams Rums. Bald prices done yesterday. to-day. 12,300 40 Aostralarta 6e,000 30 Chart. Bank ot India Austral* and Mina 2 I pas 23,000 28 EDO*. and Ausleolis Chanered 4 18 14 pse 14 33,800 33 Lrolin Cbseteeed Bank Antra _ 2I 3 4 34 gto lej 10,000 Boysi Ames& Nanidne atelOsid Disport. Co. I /1,000 23 Soak Atrairelis 20,000 33 Bolos of Aniaralla all 78 74 711 3,000 ... Do. New....... MISCELLANEOUS. Closing No. I Eilt. I litecataaaacoe. I Pd.l Meld. I Boehm! done THE CARLOW ELECTION. There is glorious news from Carlow to-day. The paltry, fac;ious opposition of the Tenant League to Mr. Stacie has utterly and completely failed r The deputations from the Tenant League and the "Religious Equality" committee have been driven from the town by the combined effect of the popular indignation which their insolent mission excited, and by a conviction, forced upon them at the eleventh hour, that their object was utterly unattainable. My letter of last evening will have prepared you for this result; but the discomfiture of the faction has been more sudden and complete than could have been expected. I mentioned yesterday that the Rev. Mr. Maher, whose local popular influence is very great, and upon whom every effort had been _employed to detach him from Mr. Sadleir's interest, had come to town for the purpose of consulting sonic cooler heads on the subject. The result of his visit to Dublin, and of his interviews with some persons in whose judgment and information he had confidence, has been the full conviction that the league movement against Mr. Sadleir was essentially wrong, and that the present government meant well to this country, and deserved the support of the true friends of Ireland; and accordingly he went back to Carlow, told his opinion to the united deputations—informed them, furthermore, that with their utmost efforts they could not influence more than two, or at the most three, of the liberal voters, sad implored them, for the sa ke of peace and reason, to leave the town. The priest's arguments, with a wholesome fear for their own personal safety, had their desired effect, and Mr. Moore and his compa nions bundled up and decamped from Carlow last evening. Mr. Moore had been only a few hours in the town, as he did not leave Dublin until yesterday morning, the members of the " Religious Equality" deputation having gone down the preceding day. I understand that the venerable Roman catholic bishop, Dr. Ilely, called on the deputation in the early part of yesterday, at their hotel, to remonstrate with them on the mischievous character of their proceeding, and that one of them used language grossly insulting to him. Immediately the circum stance was rumoured abroad, and had the effect of exciting the people to such a degree, that it was with the utmost difficulty they were prevented from rushing up stairs, and inflicting a fearful chastise ment upon leaguers on the spot. Altogether, the fatal discomfiture of the mission to Carlow has filled the league faction in Dahlia with unsternation ; and it is to be hoped that Mr. Sadleir will not have to contend to-morrow, aswas intended, against a combined array of Orangemen and tenant leaguers, and that he will, consequently, be returned tnumphaztly, notwithstanding the bluster of the league press, and of Messrs. Lucas, Moore, and Co. Jute. 17. There is no news of any interest from Carlow this morning in addition to what was contained in my letter of last evening; but the disastrous defeat of the league faction is admitted by the organ of the ;arty, this morning, and some further details are supplied. I subjoin the correspondence of Sauntiors' News Letter, a tory authority, and therefore quip. thising with the league against Mr. Sadleir Carlow, Sunday, January. The deputations from the Tenant League l6th and the Nelir !iota Equality Conference, the latter being 0. H. Kw" Esq.. M.P. ; and the former consisting of the very Bev. Dr. Kearney, P.P. • the Rev. James Dowling, P.P. ; the Par. Thomas O'Shee, and Mr. Frederick Lucas, M.P., which bad arrived here on Friday by the twelve o'clock train, for the purpose of using their is auenee with the electors against the claims of the *Scat ex.candidate Mr. Sacileir, have been quite uniene _me ni in thei r o b ject. A placard having been peeSei through town , quoting a po r ti on o f a speech ma de b Kr. Lees in the Music Hall, in which the friends of Kr. tsdleir were charged with seeking to secure his return by a 9stem of gross bribery, a number of the supporters of Mr. tidleir had an interview with the deputation at Cullea's Kul, and gave them to understand that their interferenee with the election wean unwarrantable intrusion. Some of the deputation were insulted, and threats were uttered saiest them by a mo b outs i de. The placard above-mese cooed, after quoting the extract from Mr Lucia's speech, calls on the elector' to vote for Mr. Sadleir, the friend of b neat righ m t, r ish m o a w be as r apre w d b o o f t i the bish ops m i r l d ei cle h ra The Rev. !tl , f ue aloof from the contest, notwithstanding th e opinion e n ter d by the Roman catholic bishop of the diocese, came for yard on Saturday, sad addressing the populate from a phi- The advice* from the continent of Europe describe the wheat trade as very firm, and prices do not appear to have given way at any of the Baltic ports. The weather had continued exceedingly mild, little or no frost having been experienced, but the scarcity of vessels had prevented ship ments to any extent being made. Danzig letters of Tuesday's date state that the demand for wheat bad improved since the close of the previous week, end that there was then a lively inquiry for the finer quali ties, as much as 537. to 54c per qr. frea on board having been paid for good culm. The exports of wheat in 1852 had amounted to 26,496 taste, of which 17,806 lasts had been shipped to Great Britain, and 8,226 lasts to Holland, having only absut 350 lasts for other destinations. At Konigsberg, on the 11th instant, there was not much passing in wheat, but holders were exceedingly firm, and prices fully as high as previously. The very bad state of the roads had prevented supplies coming forward freely, and stocks in warehouse were only moderate, say 60,000 qrs. Rostock letter of Monday last state that considerably in creased supplies of wheat had been brought forward by the farmers, which circumstance, together with the some what dull reports from Hamburg, had rendered sellers more disposed to realise, but at slightly reduced terms there had been a large demand. Nearly the whole of the supply had found taken equal to 465. per qr. free on board for the best dry qualities, and proportionate rates for other descrip tions. The very damp weather had caused the greater part of the wheat to come to hand in soft condition, many par cels weighing only 1251 W. to 126114. Dutch. At Hamburg, on Tuesday, wheat was in improved re quest, and several parcels were taken for immediate ship ment to England at very full prices. Red upland on the spot, weighing 611 be. per bushel, had realised 475. to47e. and holders then demanded 48e. per qr. free on board. En hanced terms had likewise been asked for parcels deliver able in spring. Barley had been in fair request, and for 631bs. Danish 255. 6d. per qr. had bees offered, and 265. per qr. free on board asked. The operations in oats had not been important, buyers having been unwilling to pay the rates asked, say 17s. 9d. per qr. for 381bs. to 39Ibe. Danish.: From France we have no news of interest to communicate. Rather better supplies of Wheat appear to have been brought forward at the shipping ports on the coast, and it had consequently become difficult to realise previous prices. At Paris, on Tuesday, there was not much doing in Flour, but its former value was steadily supported. There is not much prospect of shipments of consequence being made from France to this country, but we should not be surprised if a few small lots of Flour should be sent forward. In the Mediterranean, prices of Wheat keep up, but the demand for the article does not appear to have been active there. Freights to Great Britain were high, say from Leg horn Gs. per qr. for Wheat for a direct port, and 7s. per qr. from Ancona. At the latter place fine quality of new Wheat might have been bought at equal to 375. to 38s. per qr. free on board. The latest accounts from America state that the demand for wheat sod flour (after having for a time been dull) had revived, and that the arrivals from the interior having fallen short of expectation higher terms had been demanded by sellers. The accounts from England were, however, consi dered rather disceunging, and it had consequently been difficult to establish any quotable advance. At New York flour had crept up about an eighth of a dollar per brl., and wheat Ito 2 cents per bushel. The exports from the United States to Great Britain from the Ist of September to the end of December had been, in— Flour. Wheat. Indian corn. Eris. Bush. Bush. 1852 18,51 100 Aberdeen all Ditto No. 2, 7 per Cto WO Bristol & [sitar 4 psr Ct. 180 Oidadoolais &10 I' Mesta and Holykeed di Cock sad Bucks . Medea, Perth, and / - dean Junatiaa ee BastAnNian(lll.loa)i,, 6 Do. do. (60 7 per Ct..- 2 iDo. do. CM 17a.) 7 par shlket.Coadist•4 p ...Vol Ci. 01 DUN do. Pe. 2 10 'Do. Newt par Oust Moak 90 RestAbinejledpgs.lNCt Mdinieength Firth, and Darla, 66 pee Oat ... 4. 100 Groat 16oetiesrs5 per Cent A. 100,Do. per sent. B e-1 demi& at 10 Net. pet 04 61,0tAlth&Westro(1)111shthe 60 I KiWashlika &Meta az ape Ot.Weatere, Bud 44 Nat. 16 6 lAmishire &Barka, SIO Bt. 140 Ditto. pa sent iltsee... Bt. 100 Lats.& liatsbAseriparet BR 100 DittoPrellneneeill prat. 11, 6 ildNilie&Weakin.Mirde lie le Landwarry 6M it ~,i~saiteh t 114 all ki 10 10 Deals. 810 12$ all Idem.iltaini9do i 44 p Ct. Bt. 11010 IliteeniDensArAtb.sp.Ct 164 6 Ditto P 111111•00 10 20 Norfolk Itzlenebe li an . Do. Guaranteed 56 per st I all I Do.Wavenaffrolley 3 pet St. 108 North Bride& 10 all North Btalkinishire It. 100 Ward, Wooster. and Wolver, L lb.e per Got 14 9 Ditto diuo ditto 11 BlerieweAßlrte.riserOser. $ $4 127 11$ 1 1 4 pin 109 110 MONEY MARKET. MoNPAY ETIININD .-- ..- 1654r1 Pre 133 a d The unfavourable anticipations indulged in last week were again verified by the course of to-day's market. Prices in the several departments of the Stock Exchange were decidedly lower, and the markets generally left off with an unsatisfactory appearance. The railway market has been especially depressed, " bear " operations combining with a cont►nuance of the sales of pawned stock, to throw down prices. At the same time, it does not appear that the public are selling this description of pro perty, although it is equally evident they abstain from baying at present. This market is consequently left in a great measure to the dealers themselves, a state of things which has greatly encouraged the " bears," as the more they can aggravate the pressure, and the lower they can drive prices the greater is their chance of forcing this pawned stock upon the markets. In Lombard•street money con tinues in fair demand at 2i to to 21 per cent.; and some of the large houses, which have hitherto re fused 2 per cent. for money, are now taking it at that rate. Apprehensions thus continue to be enter tained that the Bank may further raise the rate, and the decline in the markets to-day, just at the time when the Bank accounts are being made up for the last week, is referred to as an unfavourable feature, At the same time, the news from Australia is most favourable, and cannot fail in the long run to exer cise a sensible influence. Gold to the amount of nearly amillion and a quarter sterling reached the Bank ware houses to-day ; 317,0001. worth is to-day reported as having arrived in the river; nearly a million and a half sterling more (as shown below) is actually on its way to this country: and the supplies awaiting shipment at the southern gold ports are immense. The present check is purely owing to the large pur chases that have been made in all the markets in an ticipation of the Australian gold influx. This gold has not come in so rapidly as purchasers had antici pated; we have at the same time some demand for ij 4 pli li B6 t 1 3f 9 10 lit 1 A Pak I 18 ra 150 1I 25 1 7.4 bf 4 d I If 101 101 I 234 24 - ,----_______ N lbrura.64:llmlsr(Nrc.lll. MN.) • Want.. ... 10 Do. 6 pet OM .„ „. 95 &AIN Davis „. 11, Ditto raw all ;South iraalar tl 4 Atm) of ill ,SULYot 3 Water WO York Wawaida.ii Ot.Nortli at Ilippussli. 2 It Ili 171 14 I pa 16 I/ .. .. Par i Pal 56 284 If 20 I di" par 108 ICS 51 SI Par aOa : 5 fotts7 10 instil 110111DDI a II Dollos . 1.1 1 Slo led Digrima. • oil Dolma .. .. ..—.... $ taimeis...l I d Ismci Da Vtel- ILWATP. 1 Ide s tie tie oar te ato z , i f _ die sar I 16 psi in - 41121 Three per Gnat. Consols Three per Cent. Reduced.. I.4.°ll.lltre!'WM".-Quarter Do 10 2 Do. (itallway) . I , Do.. per at Preference 7 Lyons and Mediterranean, ei,Madrae ...I 7; 6 46 6 di' par $ 10 pm 2 fops There was a further fall in Exchequer Bills to day ; the dealers being unwilling to take them in unless at a reduced rate. The quotation ruled at 61s. to 655. prem. Foreign stocks aro flat, with the single exception of Mexican Bonds, which are well supported. The rebellion in Sonora appears to have been put down, but the movement in the north continues. Spanish stocks are very heavy. Sales aro not numerous in this department, or prices would probably suffer more sensibly. The list of transactions is as follows :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 81 premium ; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 981; Chilian Six per Cents., 106. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 86 ; ditto Five per Cents., 107! ' . Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661 cx div.; ditto Four per Cent. Cer tificates, 98t, 971, a. Equador Bonds, 41. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Routes, 104 f. 75c. (ex- Waage 251. 15e. Granada Deferred Bonds, 121. Mexican Three per Cents., 231 1. Portuguese Con verted Four per Cents., 40, 39i. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1031 ex dir. Sardinian Five per Cents., 931, 94, 93. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 47, 463, 1 ex div.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 23 ex div.; the Committee's Certif., 5 per sent. Turkish Scrip 1 prem. The Anna Maria arrived in the Downs to day with 13,290 ounces of gold from Sydney. The Calphur sin has also arrived at Gravesend, from Port Philip, with 56,177 ounces. These two arrivals consequently oring 79,467 ounces, worth about 317,8001. In ad- Edon to these arrivals, we have accounts of the fol. owing shipments from the colonies, vie., the Chow tioghee, cleared from Melbourne on the 23rd October, for London, with 63,713 ounces, and the Three Bells, m the same day, with 77,803 ounces; the Oriental tailed from Sydney on the 21st October, with 7,119 ounces (1,942 ounces of which are stated to be for the (treat Nugget Vein Company); the Alert sailed front the same port on the Ist November, with 43,132 ounces ; and the Bloomer, on the 3rd November, with 10,700 ounces. By the Roxburgh Castle, which sailed from Port Philip on the 15th November, theship 'tents amounted to the extraordinarily large sum of 168,000 ounces. There is consequently at sea, but not Tet arrived, no less than 370,467 ounces of the precious metal, worth 1,482,0001. Much satisfaction is felt at the announcement of the arrival at Port Philip of the Great Britain and Sydney steamers. It will be seen that the steam communication, though is yet far from efficient, will yet be a material advan cage to the trade, coming in aid of that by sailing vessels. The colonists, however, express a decided preference for the route via Central America, as much more expeditious. One of the events of the week here has been the announcement of a new company', which, under the title of the Australian Direct Steam Navigation Company, proposes to esta blish a line of steamers to Chagres. At this point the cargo and passengers will be placed oa the Panama railroad, and at Panama they will be re shipped on board another of the company's vessels. The capital is fixed at one million sterling, in 251. shares. The prospectus of the undertaking has already appeared in our advertising columns.; The following communication is interesting to the holders of Ecuador bonds: Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, 8, Broad-street-buildings, 17th Jan., 1853. ECUADOR DEBT.—The Committee of Spanish American Bondholders received this morning, by way of New York, the subjoined letter of M. Mocatta, their commissioner with the Ecuadorian government, dated Guayaquil, Ist Dec., 18.52:—. In my last respects I informed you that I fully anticipated sending you something definitive; but notwith standing my repeated urgent applications to his Etcellency General Urbina, I have only, at a late hour, obtained a letter from him, of which I send you a copy. You will per ceive that I am promised to be enabled to remit you by the snowing steamer satisfactory accounts; in which I shall use every effort not to be disappointed." Then follows the translation of the President's letter mentioned above : Guayaquil, Dec. 1, 1852. To E. Mocatta, My worthy Friend and Sir,—The unexpected arrival of the mail from the north urgently requiring the despatches to go forward by the steamer, which, as you will be aware, are of great importance, and having at the same time re ceived a cabiset messenger from New Granada that equally requires my immediate attention—all this prevents me to give you an official reply to your esteemed communication ; but so soon as I have discharged the pressing duties which this day has brought me I shall feel great pleasure in writ ing to you, that you may be able to send satisfactory ae comae by the next packet to your constituents.—l am, &c., (Signed) I. M. URBINA. The Australian steamer is advertised to leave Lon don again for Australia early in February. Australian securities were all lower to-day, in cluding the Agricultural and South Australian Land. l Oriental Bank shares have risen to 46 and 17. Vic toria Docks (2/. paid) have been dealt in at 4 ; ditto New (21. paid), 31; Canada Company, 56 ex div.; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 89, 88. Shares in all the new undertakings are flat and neglected. 1 With reference to the London and North Western dividend, we have received the following from a correspondent. So far as we can learn, however, great doubt exists as to whether a 51 per cent. divi dend can be fairly declared : In your City article of Saturday evening you allude to a prevalent rumour that the London and North Western di vidend will not be more than 5 per cent., and assign as the reason that the quarter shares now for the first time parti cipate in dividend. These quarter shares have hitherto re ceived interest at 4 per cent. from revenue, and the diffe rence between 4 per cent. and 51 per cent. would constitute an additional charge upon revenue of 30,0001. this half-year. The gross revenue being for the past half-year nearly one million and a half sterling, it will be apparent to you that the new condition of the quarter shares can scarcely affect the question. I may add that in quarters the beet informed the maintenance of a5l per cert. dividend is regarded as certain, and that the report to which you refer is merely one of those usually current in moments of panic like the present. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Saturday are thus reported by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express: —Dutch Four per Cents., 96 ; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 6:* Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 231 ; Mexican New, 241; Portuguese New, 38 7-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 831. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac crued since last dividend period should in each case be: taken into account. It should also be remem bered that the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. be comes a Three per Cent. Stock in 1854. Int. per mat. Price. per annum. 59; £; n :Ai 100 i 2 N 81 Cents 1034 3 2 9 per Bank Block (dir;:bild calculated at the rate of 7i per cent per annum) India Stock!(div. at the rate of 10 per centlper annual) Exchequer Ildle, March iiut. 14d. rer cent. per day) 63s. pm. 24 21 112_ 114 lezd THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. Consols opened this morning at - yesterday's de pressed rate of 991 to for money, and 99; to for February, and advanced to 997 4 for time, but the tone is now flatter again, and the price has fallen back to the first quotation of the morning. Busi ness is inactive in the several departments of the house. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to 4; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to ; Bank Stock, 2241 to 226; India Bonds, 775. prem.; Exchequer Bills, 645. to GOs. pron., being again lower. There is no change of importance in tha foreign market, almost the only feature being an advance to 51 per cent iu the price of the Spanish Committee's Certificates. Sardinian bonds mark 93 to ; Rus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103 ex die.; Spa nish Old Threes, 4i, ex div.; ditto Deferfed, 221 to 23 ex div.; Venezuela Actives, 39; Granada De ferred, 12 to I ; Mexican, 23; ; Portuguese Fours, 401. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Car *mutat. PARIS, ism. 17. f For Money. Opening Illlsbest. Lowest.' Clain,. 3 per Cents. 45 per CCM., 1,25 lOl 25 is I -. ... ... ... per Cents., 1851 4 la:r Cents .- S per Cents. New Lon I ... . . .- ... Exchange on London • .it sight, 25 5; 90 days, 24 00. 7 Belgian, lerCt.lBlo 991 Money 1 Naples Bents — gaup Do. 4 Do. 2 Piedmont 5 p.Ct 99 90 Treasury Bonds ... 34 ... i Do. 9, 1852 Paws, JAN. 17.—St. Germain, 1,340; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (len book), 347 50 ; Paris and Orlians, 1,010, Parie and Rouen, 990; Rouen and liarre, 509; Marseilles and Asia. o.n (Converted), 966; Strasbourg and Bale, 250 • Northern, 813; Paris and strasbourg, 773 ; I ' ari • and Lyons, 842 60; Lyons and Mediterranean, 730 ; Montereau and Troyes, : Ouei.t, 670 ; Blesme ani tit. Maier to Gray, 500; Paris and Chertriwg, 613; Dijon and Besancon, 622 30; Midi, 568 75 ; Dieppe and Pecimp, 340; Centre of Italy, —; Paris and Swans,— ; Bordeaux and Testa. —; Central :mane, —; Grand Combe, —. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-L.C(E.-THIS DAY. Suoan.—The market has opened with a steady appear ance, and the public sales are progressing at the full prices of Friday last. COFFEE.—There has not been a public sale to-day, and the private contract market is inactive. TEA.—The trade are partly occupied with the samples of the public sales for to-morrow (Wednesday), but the article has a firm appearance. SALTPETEE.-1,300 bags were offered in public sale, and chiefly bought in ; a few lots sold, refraction lib Iles. GI, which was a full price. PIMENTO.-100 bags sold in public sale, at Md. per lb. COTTON.—A large business was dons yestc:day on 'Change, at full prices. SPICES —No public sales to-day. firiarrs.—Bunt and Brandy quoted at the same prices as last week. In other articles no material alteration. WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY. . - The foreign Wool trade is steady, a fair business is doing in German and Colonial Wools, and prices are very firm. Parties begin to enquire when the next public sales will commence, but no day at present is fixed, although it is pretty well understood it will be Thursday, the 10th of February. The quantity of Wool in first hands is esti mated to be about 30,000 bales, and we expect to receive 3,000 to 4,000 bales more in time for the sales. There is an unusual quantity of Wool for this season of the year in the warehouses and docks that have passed the hammer at previous sales, which will, no doubt, be again sold in February, and taken for actual consumption, as manu facturers are generally supposed to be working full power and low in stock. Letters received yester day from the Australian colonies state the clip to be heavy and labour abundant, so that there is no fear of our having plenty of Wool, though it may be later than usual in coming to this market, and may arrive at all times of the year, instead of being limited to about six months, as here tofore. There has been considerable briskness in the English Wool market since the commencement of the new year, and prices have improved. Of the lower sorts a fair quantity have been bought for America. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is n 1 business doing in this market, and prices re main nominally without alteration. Town Tallow is quoted 455. 6d. to 455. 3d., nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465. ; February to March, 455. 9d. ; October to De cember (new), 455. 6d., buyers. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davie reports a dull trade, at the following quotations:—Prime meadow Hay, aBs. to 849. ; inferior, 635. to 755. ; Rowels, 50s. to 665.; Clover, 85s. to 100..; second cut, 70s. to 855.; straw, 265. to 30s. ROBBERY OF £420 IN GOLD AND SILVER AT THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY STATION, KING'S Caoss.—lt appears that on Friday lust the above sum was deposited in the cashier's office for the purpose of paying the servants of that establishment, who receive their money every fortnight ; but when the time arrived to commence paying, the clerk so employed discovered that the whole of the above sum had been abstracted from the iron safe. In formation was immediately given to the police, but at pre sent no clue has been found to the perpetrators of this mysterious robbery.' Amongst the passengers for Lisbon who went out in the Madrid steamer, which left Southampton yesterday with the Peninsular mail, was the Duke of Saxe Coburg. BANQUET TO THE AMERICAN MINISTER AT RIR. HINGHAW.—It is understood that Mr. Ingersoll has ac cepted the invitation to a public dinner at Birmingham, and, according to present arrangements, it will take place next Friday. His Excellency is expected at Perry-hall, the seat of Lord Calthorpe, this day. POST-OFFICE NOTICE.—The following notice wax issued by the Post-office:authorities yesterday, viz. :—" Cape of Good Hope, Mauritius, Ascension, &c.—Notice.—lnfor mation having been received that the packet which in duo course should have been despatched from Plymouth oa the 15th inst. is not yet ready to sail, supplementary mails for the Cape of Good Hope, India, &c., will be made up until further notice. _ _ . _ . RELEASE OF • A FLEET OF MERCIIANTMEN.—A fleet of nearly 400 sail of merchant vessels have been for some time wind-bound inside the Isle of Wight, and which have weighed anchor since the springing up within the last 24 hours of north-easterly winds. A fleet of about 50 colliers from Wales are now also on their way, bound for South am_pton. DEATH OF TUE HON. B. C. YELVERTON.—WO have to announce the death of the Hon. Barry Charles Vol verton, eldest son of Viscount Avonrnore, of Belle Isle, in the county of Tipperary, sad Hazel Rock, in Mayo. The sad event took place on the morning of the 11th inst., at Hazel Rock, after a short illness of only two days. SNOW STORM IN TUE NORTIL—The hills all around are covered with snow, and so heavy wee the fall on the Hi4hland-road between Blair.Atliall and Dahmer doch, that the mail northwards stuck., and the begs were brought on from thence by post chaise, arriving here several hours after the proper time.—lnverpess Advertiser. SINGULAR AND FATAL AcctnEwt,-.Oa Tuesday last, whilst a young man, named King, 'lt the employ of Mr. W. Laver, of East Hall, Pagleshini, was assisting in stacking some stram from a machine IN at work in the barn, he slipped from the stack, and unfortunately.- fell upon a pitchfork, the tines of which were upwiiid4; nod the %ame entered his body, causing almost instainineoui death.— Chelmsford Chronicle • , . 4