The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-17 00:00:00

e ge 1 • - 7 . . 1 i). I . 1- 1;17''.:•; 'I !:11 7 r Tte 11T t • 0 rG, DECEMBER 17, 1852. (THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY.—Two o'Cumie. The railway market wore a rather undaddild sn pent at the commenonnent of business, sad a droop ing tendency was in sane eases perceptible. bat I decided reaction has dims takes pis" lad prices a" now buoyant, with semis met ini business. Caledonian sleek i s s mob 1 kigher. Foreign shares hare b een Deemed Upper India scrip marks 1 prem. Jo Sii 341 ti •g 'l SI as 1 i I$ 1 16 3s U 67 33 33 331 114 4 se per I pm 11 33 Ili II xuay AND STOCKS 1.111111 44 6 s s S I a S pis y 1 Ms a psi 104 11/ psi I pea luLwaes. _ Ts NO. 1,972. J ~ 7 • RAILWAY TERMINUS COMPANY. Cle o * parer* se le bed at theallre etre Ori. 94 • sem . rolleenne tar ars to be menet iisio .. vier re whinier. M• I, Mori nuernmeterna: i er.../rrt(:-.0.-wer7leac-c -74 . ~.„.:.,/. -.::• .. .r.,- -- 7. - e• --. . - Nr.-..-01. Til l . SECOND EDITION. .- - mtosliAT. I" 21" tact r " sras " du, lb. l ASI." a ll "' FROM THIS NIGHT'S O.IZ.ETTILLes pm". It le Merl Tn E DAI L Y NEWS. .. L...t.m Monona Paper, prim 34. '• " . A A lb.Cityif LONDON, . h. FRIDAY RVIININ THE CITY OF LONDON OPIPOSING THE BUDGET. Yesterday at a co urt of the Common Conseil of Deputy Loser send the following molars :-" That pm the preset house tax bong of rent inmesition, the pro p ie r °REIGN-OFFICE, DICEMBER IT-Th. Queen has posing° of the Chancellor of the fixettequer to double it in ---^ ma o , :.go o D m ,. the DAIL% NEWS le at the bead .1 the LI- be Br••••• 9 4` - 1 ,1 ••••• 1 to sppniot Frederick pewit" Ore., order t° F eeettle akan a teed fns t h e re decties et tam e° artitha du ne , .___, acre Proem, ottoman; tree ereameme la its hreadert Esq., now Pat Alerts* to her Majesty's Legalise& at renown coneneell let beret from which t• we , 0 ,2 at. wed ..n.t practical mom, whether pegilese, meld, Frankfort, to be &unary to her Mafirnly ' n Legation at be derived by the sumer being extremely useertnia) is, bus owe , a all. '"""' a i c aei ....,.,,,,, ~, se Copenhar ; also bra graciously pleased to appoint Cap- unwise, unjust, and injorious ; and this ran do therefore. i - - b o e ,terit sail rho I v T. and . or, moarom et ...,_ ow °solvable Edward m i nd B on i. , RA . , now her petition both homer of parliament spinet each Mats.- ser i bapartial thatarrer be trio 10 l' 1 1:"'. in 1W a1 ig t1..........wn.ad 4111151 , 1111111- .M a ii..7 ., COS s ul ( Or Den hmm , _". ...;. ri. , ii.a sitti moszry Arith.._ her xhihrty.e ch.r. rrAff sear are l: end the Oresound, to be Plated lareillrn. " "my.. ete . t...... p. r .d. way, aid c ooo ,o_o oomm i i n the Mr. ANDIUTON most heartily nessim the motion, - Republic of Peru ; also hers graciously pleased to appoint which, after some diensonoo, _was earned unanimously. li er° " . Wailed Ila at shlPoollt tins an ether Pane - James Bohr,, Roo ,now her Maj. ' C 1 CV . to Deputy Love then moved that • cemmittee be la- __ IL g oo t ..o. •or .sty • Ors a RIO, 0 tir..." l, ' WI, ". .._ °" _._, M ....,,._ 1116 .._ ' .., ......_,.. 1" 1" ,,,,tt . 17, * _"" 1 be her Majesty's , Consul at Barcelona • alto been graciously modiately appointed to draw up a petition to both I emu is. - xeo •oaa Li° t ''''''' 7 "'"' ''''-° """*" -"' - r" -- pleased to appoint Were edified Nicolas, B. w her of parliament in conformity with the resolution. een , o q., so FS'S"' e l'', - ,.. if i e f '., e am i l m," be, s4 us, - ro w pew Mehra the Majesty's Consul at Mobile, to be her Majesty's Consul at h eal"" *-- ,- end w e e l e v.,. rectedea, has Sierra Tit. arse. - whoa rir..olea, 0 r .., adaitattocuta lo 7a'o"' ''' 1'" 4 " .. "" ur i. e1 " te ,.._..,.... e Y 11e ._.,_ 1eet tete "' 4 °ea ; this present parliament.-Dec. 15 -liorouith of Lisburn : ~.4 f., Ur yew i. 4.50 to too ...or Lc. , c-co , Newsier:ere. Rm ., j „.... * A a will be wen that thre MP,: S u l: . 0 90.1 c awn, hY mom condod by Denny Hour and carried erne. eon. * The committee having left the court for the purpose of 11 1 l es 'IIOWM-01/FICL-Metnbers returned to serve in Preparing the petition, the same was in • few minutes a , brought up Ned ;limed, and instructions issued that it be 22 et Smyth, of N... 32, Castle-street. Lisburn, in 2r"r"tud to the Helm o f Delwetcwa by the Lord Mayor ' • psutoss : the county of Arnim, Esq., in the room of Sir June- Emir. IP rimi, cad et Ite Mt° b°4la nn e teiro. stamp Maid. eon Teanent, who has accept. d the race of Steward of her n. , riso throesta 1/ 7 e Vetere Posy .. .. ......... ... ... 177* ISHinUND Umtata :itiLe Pitts pa nwelneed awiateamer , im. 021. i jesuie eL . 2 ._ 3 l. o ... Major, 's Manor of Non/reed. Dec. Y.-Bon/ugh of th at (tut) "sal": - 28 I ret B .* * .""" Merthyr Tidvil : Hoary Austin Bruce, Esq., in the ream l a. ' l3 4 o ' °3° of Sir Josiah John hart, Bert detested. _ . l' WAR-OFFICE, Dec. 17. ew e . ma tes ". p oo l x t ,, eo lett re o d et ;or n er w r 7771. ' the Londe. teer• 2l 2 2nd Dragoons.-Andrew Nugerit , gent., to be cornet, by re , re,, th, tr.* it isea t.sth simnel sad • 11 ,••••1 , °••_,..._,_..._ Forebear, vice Twyerten, who retiree. m orrow:lr Mat ouaucr , "" Itb.""' a •ni " ' """ .7 .."' 10th Deigooss.-Hosonrable Matthew Tittillearies DOOM of rano" : and Coma, , with the emend hlgliset no b •4 MN. _ ravened .", p. • ...1 . .1.1 With a. h. Sig to be rens*, by remettase. viee Weheeer, promoted . ,~,:N® a am ▪ it of adwirtemees 11-7 o f MINES.. _._ Si. 4. , 5 ' 10 1 1 Taresnar Bosom°. ir Owing to the attention of the dealers both in and out of the Stock Exchange being greatly engaged in i i ." 3 the settling in the gold mining share market, Eng- is lib mines have been rather neglected to-day and ei 1 we hear of few transactiocs. Prices may mese- ..., motu io uo • taine--mtatom bv ael Ist or Oninader Foot Ousrde.-Honenuable William quai l b e reporte d una l tere d . 11. wawa Ur eirrerones with ISS SOOMISInn Francis Forbes, Pen of Honour to her Majesty, to be . . _, essiga end lieutenant without purchase. tr o ,''. `,.; m o t ,it ro Poolueller .1 1 40 . , •••• lathe klettkaw i ru '' 3rd. Foot.-William James Newton, gent, to be wise - .. Weyer icvet, Ilectatre• 1. lanaltua Ilatlatr. I ...--- -- --- - • - E. 'TEEM and HEALTIL-A good set of c , maam. purchase, vice Sidebottor, promoted ; William R ogerr Snow, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Cesseenther, anti roe ire , f.tvottrable =prenatal. wads 11110, Few.' tit Foot .- William Charles Fried Barites Bennett gcut r eon the urn topurrise to every ladleffiti, tar es rends Woke el hod. ned Ilmonee. to be ensign, by purchase, vice B I art ey, promo . :risibseltll by the P hi l l " ' 1 - s. 5..„. 7 s e 'e a u ,. 7th Foot.-Liestenent Robert Hely Hatehimon Beightley, p r ears et mere ned even brio So In t e gold mining shares there eras extraordinary 4',. excitement, partially owing to the settling, but er. mainly to the astonishing accounts received from Australia. There was a great run upon Colonial 'Z. Oold, Poet Phillip, and West Mariposa, but all et ' " secu ri ties in this department were sensibly better, l ':•., and closed with an upward tendency. is .. ...,,a re e l a d e rep... novria a titibtio• ro, sr Feint from the 76th Foot, to be lien. mast, vice Dime, ap- English and Australian copper smelting shares i . w, ao r...o.e..aresur. it inn et aMeme tartar and apse pointed pay muter. Were heavy, being sold as low as i die. United .a. w o...,,awaiwwww le the r hasealk . a., 4 ewleek_ • iu reweefele maamm ietw' ned Foot. Bairn Jobs Holmes limertem Gammen, from Mexican rose more than 11., being quoted, after the * oloportrr, ,r , I. ...... ik reat ik, bz. ret . 111.4 ....... e siths o:C ...di ~ powialm h tbe hh 7 r th ruh r r nt, to be lieutenant, by purshase, vies Parks, re lies. The w er .., lot- -,,...t - .. '4,,,,5,„, i.......... m i wo w 24th Foot.-Alfred William Adenek, gest, Mbe emign, by ad v."- •• -- -11: sad ay Amble en nrellemers. obi .5 each. &la by i purchase, vice Burns. promoted. 26th Foot.-Kober Chadwick, gent , to be outgo, by pur- AaLO W 'S NEW IN- ithase, vice O'llea, pros:aired. VLSIXD SCLFACTINO SYPHON I' . ''''.-- r o AP. RFAlrt MA NO VENT-P2O !* IR 30th Foot .- Lachlan Mnpheroo gent. to Os ensign, by purchase vice Gibs°. promoted. ' ' uanr - ' -- hours, 84 to 10. 14 90 rl ihe non-otlicial quotations are :-Waller Oold„ i Ili to li prem.; L'Aigle d'or, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Gar- t o e nett and Moseley, ito I prem.; Pontigiband Minix tee. and Smelting, 3to S prem. ; Carberry West, 4to a is ' prem. ; Connemara, ito i prem.; Olenan li n, Ito v i. . IPA 1 :is ale. her, 'lilt'''. 0 •_•2 2 •• lat•T 39th . -Theisse WestroPp Bennett, gent., to be ensign, by prem.; Kenmore, 4 to . 4 prem. . . 1 ~... , 'sow eeeTwevo_!*,__7 o. 6 .7........ 2 purchase, vice Boycott, wire retiree. Ii At the Kirkcudbrightshire Mining Company's : a ' ' th at ‘ 3B ..1P "'"" "-' 44 th Foot.-Riebud Eyre, gent., co be onaleck, Parches* , meeting, held on the 14th inst., a dividend of 10s. si . . A .... t ,_-____ ___ vice Bohn sprinted to the lot Dragoon Owen. 49th Foot. -Inn Maxeoll hiseseill, pat., to be ensign, by purchase, lice Boad, promoted. s\ .111 C 11 ---- - - i MUM ---- Mad Foot.-Lieutensat Charles Corswallis Rom to be -Of ... it Per A lh t W are heal (393l Tr . ela w w as ne dec y the pawl of ore sold to the Tamar Smelting Company was shipped on the . 7th et et and weighed 77 tons 2 cwt. In the 107 north o John Arthur Bayley to be lieutenant. by . vice end the lode is 4 feet wide, and worth 51. per fathom. is Roes; Ensign Arthur Jure Fremantle, has Foot , to bee astln, vim Bayley. Mead; weetellel te "gay ila Net* 55th Foot -Charts* G Wingfield, pat., to bo th e= • i In _,.._eseir etalelieles_ 45. Nil Yells by purchase vies Hume , promoted . 24 T ra lie thooL south m e e nd is 3 feet wide, and worth 81. per le wide, and worth 121 at perin the 92 north end is 3 feet 22 fathom. The south end is se 12 ==..I tn e- • rootee ls • b. Goth root -Robert Stavely Shinkwin, gest., to be ensign, 34 feet wide, and worth 131. per fathom . . At the it 3 ; 11 Nies. wboa - Zialin - i i i is by enrage, vice . Thompoon, promoted. II Z I 11 %se 81 I 'l Robert • Setup ettarlegC(olieb sweep. __at Foot -Enste Richardson Daly 10 be lints " rale the sictute IP. orldenter nubile mat, by mirthless, oleo Kemp., who retiree; Charlie ..... 1 . tbrotallbhiatoth". 4 "USN 11 . 11 4 V" John Orielthuent., to be ensign, by hose, vice Daly. `° ea ma of Seery; whets the sepbowase esaomore eh eaa eats,. Amu "Bum 1 1. tiyg mo m , percher, vice adesas, promoted. Mal. Meareeebiesse e , north mine , in the 78 north end, the lode NI 3 feet s wide and worth 91. per fathom. The lode in the 68 11 II ' end is 2 feet wide, and worth 81. per fathom; e. Ned Fem.- B soy Todd Gilpin, pat., to be ensign, by the east part is 9 inches wide, and worth 1 ( 1 9 . 1 - ... ter I ° Bird Foot.-Adrian William Fraser, gent., to ho ensign. by fathom. The stopee and pitches are much as st. set At West What' Towan , the part of Wheel Towan as. WNW ar Ink lbasilmiernmo = praiser, vi es Hay, whose appointment hos bean ca- l o d e men ti one d i n the lust report bee been eat 12 - Itird I‘2l-31.11. M Mgr an grime 1114101 seempss elk kb silk& ase j a soiL mw eldinm id..... .., a „ woes mow umessom iaa 74 b tb y nat.-Robert Frederick Mania. emote.„ es be maitre Matson me we It, ad ripthe nenents and rail kb NM my vntri Tar WItAPPlin tee espeesele Me Ilmosiellint e WIN te;lef t. at Id. AM la. par pares. the train purchase, •vice Trip, appointed midge Yet Foot. IS lee arts were mash erred and duly itaps in the tirey,=teel to the 7'k Foot. one bloom. stales if Pm MI. \ IRELAND - In. through. It is a large lode with a little copper ore. to ' A pitch has been set on it at 12s. in the pound. The 4: driving north towards the same wort in 76tIt For.-Lintenant Matthew WIND% Iran half-pay Men are now .---- if i Canadian Rile Regiment. to be lieutenant, vies the present end of the level, and expect to out it this Is 79th est - Francis Henry Masersier Skinner, month. The lode in the 30 west on Middleworks is : lookinglittle better. The lode in Caroline's shaft st ..--- Sesta to a• MOP. b i m r , : a chaeree 1 / 1 11°10 F i t s : te r b e is large a and spotted with copper . The next sale of LI 82•11 sr oot. -Jabs F t= . ges isti es i rti, si tSies . 3 , 4 2t w Lsard miant , ow a be „aim, by tin for the month is expected to be about 10 tons. Dustin. Dn. 16. eltamer, Illeskhere, whe telles; pieetemet TIIIS DAY -Two o'CLocn. io ts re to The Air of the band-playing to the Roman catho- Owl* Wude e• be eardsie. by Parsomm. Tic* Grey ; The excitement in the gold mining share market to lie tkapal in Enniskillen has, it appears, drawn down lady John Ammo to be Inslassat, y Well". Vileartte. continues, and prices are very buoyant. Port Phi- se le spun the pliant officers concerned, the seven eon- um p..,8...., ibisid em , pot.. to b o „w en, lips have risen to 24 prem.; West Mariposa t_o 1 „. sere of :he mill tare authorities. This result in thus arim e m o ure i m m a ir e i - Ci enrem . memem a . innourred in the Limerick (%renicle: Major Guidon and Brevet-Major Scott, 91. t, hem been "si timits ir elooTlNlNK llllll =rtmlus a prem. i Yuba River to 4 prem.; Australian Freehold ia 1., se be ensign, by par- to i prem. • British Australian to 1 prem. ; and Non- * 1 Tsai Mond e to 2 prem. Shares of the Anstrahui towey censured by Lord Harding, - do o j o co se foe Rife Beffseelleill Malachi, rat, to be mead Arrington' Company have risen to 190, 200, and waling the Dead playing with a division of the 91st to nemeses[, by pneebnes. vies Topa, remeted. . tat' its Roman catholic chapel at Eanakilles swearer, to 3rd Wait ladle Dellstast.-.Telta Aleseader Genies •••° O. pai r „ t. the "Ifimatkin of th. *I pant order, issued is 1 5 113; the former in Lloptisg sad Pelmets. pat, le be swam by parebess, vies Lune, amounts la m mrosiog of leaf err Scott's conduct, and nproviag the peenited. thmehliarilene for their aniteadversion oat Maim Soott'e Ceylon Ede itesteeent.- Edward Watson, gent., to seree. The order concludes by directing the return of be emend limitewant, sasse. Mos Bette, who re. " Uniti o d ooto. la co:und to hcad-quarters, and to be observant in mime tires • Jolla Codd , gent., to be second Beste d no is left is command daring his absence. DRAMA. _ OLYMPIC. swat: lot psurekoott, vice sr, app ointed to the 10th - Usk Dawn • tinapes Hackett Hata, gent., te be teem* I ,Aese rein - asses* lisatessa . t, by psvekese, vise promoted. NUN lc.. ARO° Celdendalk Bansvr.-Captain Orfeur Onrush, of eh. Regiment i l k". ti IMetralastaa &apt Native Infantry, to have the rank of major to the memo go , e,..s.li ne lam Lem.on these estates. err have risen to 10. Si turas 1 reams iii peels 1 awe reid.! yeeteeday. te-day. wi W' • i le 11 Pni 24 I 111. all 1 I I w lb- - 2 8 4 „ a, 6 3i 4 44 4 et' IIMI I 'Amanitas Wrested - The Hooebbseh" was performed last night at two Heanitab lissyr.-Wilriaarollinsweed Howation,3l.D., gime I Met/alien Birdlike' a:4 tso i i raw; being judiereely selected for the purpose of intro- be hs assiolant-eirgeon to the faeces. MAN I Ave You antra ion let I trithh mausliaa Ocail her to the Loudon public Mies Edith Henri, wise Maxemenes.-The cosamiasioa of Captain William Beer "/". * btu . i , i La 7 , oa it sea her first spectrum eis the metropolitan stage ia the CAL of the 7 4 th Foot, has bees swes -dated le 30 th Kee Kee as limit Isep.(ise. at St pa. sw 4 et Joann of Atha. We ham not enflamed for nen • /WY. 1 84 but not to arty any back PaY• re unifying or succesafed densf-it hes shows that Miss Err power, s the graces of pros, the qualities of mind,OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dec. 16. lad Me dinar and rearmost of masons, which must Mss gu ett l eiror m t o b e il eu t eeest . eo t oe d. ai e , Williams, mom e LIAO 20 Be. et. Joan Del My - - He mu 1 Oissen`e °welt ..... a l i t IMr i 1 Royal R egiment of Arullerp.- Brevet .moor ai m s , Ada. 1 4 : : : rh as awe " ammisaa"dals - all t 3 3 Naha to tom a eseeestsi arras in the highest walk is 4 * ** * ; g sses j C apta i n m. rm y °demo Nixon, to ... isa try se o a lCs ----. i %1 7 ~. 411 * 7lt 1 / nary; sad its molt has mewed Iva et a distingsaited se e m s nh o mm ose gb . Fi r e Li...meant G i mp iron Ooppar ail 1 Ills 48 gste ta public favour. Wither entering into railed It mooed captain, vice Nina ; decond Lieu- bk., 103 ! 2 *fa" . all 1- - 4 so mak, ,which our limited apace dose net admit of), we 26„,,d p ima , Bb og b oo , T omo to b e a m r 2. ....w.- = vedw sisals 1 1 4 - . me ay inino.t hesitation, that the manna. lam sot be m v i e . L.A.,. postal with greater intelligence sad teeth., _or wit[ Ahmosisaux.-The date at the praneties ee the soder- tows,[: 'Lut. (Irlat ubent sz . ersi ..... ""° '7.l . ..7., - %al - 1 1 1 0. 1 1 wi la 1 as" charming are. sine. it MO awed b 7 Fans/ AIMIWa• mendeasi idiom las beat stand le the nth Mama- 1= Lae vas the play was new. Her reception was enthusiastic m oo . lift vig. : Brame es, T. A. shos* tan.nOitimeatMoe. an 4 1 cis e TM great Mat with Chireed, at the sad of the South eat, ig . H . g ism o No o k 0. a ue s ev , 6 2= MASI nateene ••••.6•••••• ...... • ell P. resod ouch • onions that the fall of the sartain was Keyed by a eall for her from every pert of th e how : ine a surer tribute was repeated at use end if th e play. Lieutenant 11. Per., ADMIRALTY, Dac. O. As gene, the toady was extremely well sated ; the port Drewe'll iell___,e Tettete,„.B.rew° 1° ~he 1 Nntherttthernmerea e Itrereenedis ... .....-- all i Pa WOO 1111411..... all Ilmol g to M tie iti. le el liai s e le'reter being performed by Mr. Hoskins, Ch vies E reurio " I 14 " Pay l wrees B ' ll = lllllllllllol afti__ usftli toeeo so "II Ina ..-.. . Ga l 1 1 : 4 11 .1. I II by Kr . IV. Farm. Jun., Erre by Mils H. Gordon , and 4 1 0 11 1081 tarn 18 be Itentenent - eoleerel. Vale Wan' Yeti by 14. Shalden. _ _ SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.-- Turnan AT. CHESTER CUP. 1,000 to 20 reit was laid three or four times art Beare see sic Ilsecovite, 1,000 to 16 eget Lord Fauessherg, 1.14 to 10 each aunt Red mondO'Hanlon, Ethelbert. and D l st. '... It re le ma le Pt iamb. pushed ea fell ,• First Liestessat and Chain- 116 7, 0 0 1 1 4 71se ctla an " " Pr 1 S lemeder Henry Penrose Dyer te be enC: "we 1 mob anatredes-.-.•-• la I I lio 14 vim Ifeemehremseed; First Lieetseast Wanes saes se E i cr,.... tlt 12 42.174 1 111143910 - a ' . f tt t ie ii &Me U11•4•4111111t George Oill to be Ant Levee I gas ....._ ... ... ... .1 spa I Nee Dyer; Ilessad Lieutenant George Brydges to Miami Metallonest s etre Bider. Die. 14. ii 4 t. $ IN Its STORM off Loy Mom - Lot aight•aad 7 First Identermt Rehm Mr to he gautanautor, vies alb MOWN 1114•111sPil• was Tidied yolk auks 1/ - et Wuhan. The weathes std bees -04 TATTERSALL'B.—TwczeD AT. CHESTSII, CUP. 1,000 to 20 each was laid three or four Users art SOU,- Our sod Ilsecovite, 1,000 to 16 apt Lord Faueonberg, 1,001 to 10 each apt Radosond O'llanlon, Etlislbert, and lay Stayou, asd 10,000 to 2.5 apt The Yorkshire's's. DERBY. ISO to 25 apt Virst Australian, 400 to 25 yN Pb.,.., 100 Is 26 apt Sittingbourne, 1,400 to 60 apt sisrworth. lad 4.000 to 26 apt Lord Faueonberg, the odds, is sub an, offend at the close. Tas grout ow lama Mow.— Lad Oght.sad this raisin the usliegolis wee visited lib arm mesimpled videsse. TM walla Ind bee fide member berme d ai tl i ti e r ee dz, saisimissi tresede rub& but ails sirs 'Mei whir kr • Mil pried bed essommessit -"meg is brial gab _sal thesis MI resisis aim saw rise ed.* Me Mal had brimmed- is visiesse ? est reedy OM midrib erdied et ite beight, mhos the asseephre was iihmaised with **gent sad vivid Whoa st..liglaserg eseargried mith dimmed throbs. At • Mile elle& Mr pods hub wet Ilke rib (visas the rails %mast dew sod. assedibermliss the Ih• sob lit=t me tell i iz i = ; • sulyeress aril we rider the sew rrNM *s abet& 'snort wad. At two Webb a. wird ahlitsismos lobo weermsed.wh.r M. .Is soisel, bst the embd sislissod to bier is orb resmisto brewer up by Ihe Ibe garb sad rim whe irevalislAy is sewer She Mrs Whim bola very eaverely Aft es the death Wares. Orr Ware% awl Nab Wassers reeeimed. lise humor yet, so brewer of my bray hrSeas BANKRUPTS. hums Kwrt Tors, Alliion-equaro, Roane mat BoOLT3I, Koane-rw, MsisYtMs. road, tailor. ChIMILINI JACO', lograarceert. Pfiburdralreet, City, isorehaat. ISCI.NDIART FIRE AT ANBLOW, NEAR MURRY. -Oa Sunday morning last oese of the meet at esisee eels ef iaceedisrisas that has taken place is the MENA Osistiee eum.ier of years was perpetrated et Aselas i a mean t`,out three miles from Tutbury, awl obeli her has Bolton on Treat, Stiffordakire, and which esmelled is the total de.lruttien of 12 stacks o f sera sad beg. the grass W nearly 200 ecru cf land. The tieramee le Kw San Puttee, • firmer, who hes lista et Andes kr &hist 30 sere, and who keeps • publie Deese haws by the ells st the Bell Ina. Had the wird her ha any other dinetiew See what it was, the whole Mtge would here bees re nnet to wises. The whale elate sleeks were biasing away at the nose Wm, and the pelts laving loud a quality of titan smogs the rules of several stacks, it is supposed Yet the perpetrators of this malicious act set its to the whole of them et the mme time. The conduct of the vil ifiers weo most praiseworthy. They did all they mead to /Mum•the Camee, but their services were of no avail. Mr. Sense wee not insured fur • single farthing, coesimmently lis lese will be moo serious, amounting to nuirlyl,oool. Toe sea, on e o f t h em • eon of Mr. Button, with wham he be kern on bed terms, have bees takes lab custody, on iliPicion of being concerned in the perpetration of** atm loty, N Teeedey last they were broeght ap at Bartow Petty Sewions, before Sir Oswald Mosley and T. reel Res . , sad were remanded for further ezamisatess. CLAM RAILWAY. —A wok' steetiaLt i Lthe diareitol hit of this compeay held, is os Tenney, t o eons i der • proposith wee shr p Agree to ltimaiosooot in a compa n y to be established Is the lOW a • railway between Agog! aid Maw Is sow lie bike with the West fabling. Tim kibrelis ewer Wes vie all but unanimously sispeed That the leseumgation of the dimness be slegeell sad Sea Any he saborised to subscribe, on MIRY et the VIM= ?c y. for 4,000 s h ares at is the t and West of Irelaad amities Railway Omn i : On wish terms sad coa di t i ows , fee the prosodies el hless e of this oompatay, as they may deem expedisai." FATaL ACCIDE.4I2 ON TUB gowns WAIN RAIL 1114T,Aa legume was held ew Weshenbey lest es the M e Cheek, Huber', a et the keel •of Westbury e we s the Obeeestar aremh a A* ere Railway, wive het Ids while • Astra trait. sad whe wee defied es *see whim at the op hake by ash WE. WWI siefeei senselesi by Mes. it hove the elellmell et the basher et heewas =was ssemilmis mama with dasher, bet 684 al plea mist int/Rival hies. Atm the esendesties Mseveral witness the fiery retuned en uessinest twills handsaw Death." BAvraa, Hemes-bridp, AWN* lasiby, Hort fordmitin, sealtster. WILLIAM BnOltdaL, WHAT WW I b•MK I O4IIO9I4=O II ' INJAMIN Junes. Newport, _ _ WILLIAM WILLINOTON, Driwilberetseer. Inerrew-reed, Poidbuites, builder. JOHN ATKINSON. oTushor. CoLLINOWOOD TULLY. Seadarktad, 0111MTIAN HAIICII RAM, NongesikremoTree, brewer. BAxtrat COLN liaaanotr, Ilswirdoml4,4lbe-See, liaea dryer. DANE 011111014LID.—Aceon Selo braid .or Yr wet nig Dn. 11 MI Debt.— Alikl(0 I SWIM WIC= 1/.114 BIDSTO L AND MMUS RAILWAY..— A Carl =NAM a the lithelaille dike Mehl mod= wa/ ConPul i k WWI Illety.iled, N ub all WM, lan Hotel, ttrietal. r. J. W. moor flbe, of lbs comps y prodded , owl these woo es uhowilly hop arisa doses of the proprietary, ea it wee oundawed dist NM resolution which would be satiadflad by .Ihe thresh" would ssitnuly mad vitally allies the Itillufesio ef Os eon rosy, The enuelnag, J. B. lisira. Wing road . the sonar cams the Meek& 'llia Mal it aril fie the purposed sabohliga Am Ile • warawn= mats ms by Sr failluee, is .dmitslute of the last genera e.s of the orwial i for youslidai a line of railway in canjuolian Ur Rant Woolson Railway Campos holmium Soho Conassed Maiden Row- We, withailaka Is he often Abe Dom sad Dor set Railwey,auml M ** I R:: rforivlas the authority sad lastraotion of the In regard la the seder satin. The obainsisa acid same dim that the undertaking, whhh it woe now his du Co prom foothill. casideration, sad for dish_ the kreasuase had without Weed Is, Mil Nes = rate by she beard the newt mann eel De moved the following rwelallea :—" That e r mi Crect e t a n be, sod they are hereby, ecillwrieed to mats "Ai. oaths to faullarwmt in the owed thie f alMtalr, jowly with that of the Oust lr say, other parties. Ow ea eta hroonetrnet ildh a ss rt • Rae railway between Seiko Oesta sod Widow Newton, with cereals bramble, to la said the mad Donut Rail whoawa as NO If Ise arignalso ; and, sesodaaill by alliberieekhodo do don whole a sus eat einaidlad Sowards.** gander wad* the darohline thewall sot." lidr, y, n ut wseeisd the ardarlse. Afhr s loos sad deanhery ww. 1•1111611 U. Kr. popead. and lit. Cheeks Oarsio woooded, an ausishoont eiaat the weetiad b. adirw es g p e p • week. The amariforasc, ow Wed pod Me_ WNW and the original readotion been aurrhd, three IMO gives to the &airmen, and the roorthis WA lid ea halt ing 3 o'clock. ~ : i i. . Cbeta • • • OM Dird1•0110611a. I n= %A Ift. Acrd ?NM 11,,b4.914 =ilerradahrsilitle 1.4.1.1X1 12.11111.11$ reirglio4• 12.411.100 Ciao . Dec 14 UK MARSHALL. Maffei:tie". lIUGAIL-1111 mew pules of Iwo, Me pukes el the DAY psuridese la Assein, asepeled hen the re. tem mein is the meth make w 144 Dee. . INA h MAN. limpr„ the gnaw if the Merreldee. 960- %or, the predate el the Etat ladies, Ite. ; the swage prhe et the three teregorag diecelptiees of Pew jaw* kr Es. lid. LOCAL BRARE MARKET& firviesroot., Dso. It —These has bees very little heel sees dame tads'', the market helsp lat, without, however asp material shams is iessisdess, whidt are %har nperted is the edictal 1141—.Abseduer, 114-11bekbent Oat, RSA. bun, Clitheres, wed West Teeltddre, pref. 6 per coat.), 10i—Lasseeltire awl Yorkshire, $4 6—Ditto (fifth sham), 311.—Lesetwer end Carlisle (third shires), 17e. p. —Lewin Northers Oat* Leeds and 'Think), 18—Lesies owl Drew* Welborn. ITS i—Meneheater, ebelneld, sst Liesit (Si. sew pref.). 9-16 60 i—Neelh tu—Sauth Yoram sad Dam, 2411—Tork awl Nee& atao. Biaiessaang 14,—Tbis muket, was rather iliat i tea ss eesla k Maki wan Mae at ; and Old Div Oms it NIL amber', leat=i,u,. IN blot IkfiglartalM. 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Owed 11101011011 W• si MIN -.MN 1 100 Wths 1 1 0 00111AANNO I 0 Grad WiNiele.. 1154 1110 10i IN 4I 104 IN • II to IO Is to • • closias : g i r• a i tillat a iit a.; If Xartbera 01 Itoso. . - •.1 Oft MI. 2 ger sX Ike* Mx IL IX asissis As.) ell NertsillaTMlt Preix. le Pato al ltssa .. So York, aid Oilume ... IA Paris ad limo ... te earle led 201s/Overd • PaixAsogallarAmmt 21 Me Ililiand X Ye.... MOM ... 2 , imiebre awl Mar ... De. SI pee AUL IVO". 3s. Ilgeffir Isdiallarlp W Wall Plorkie II Dix 4 pee Ont. PrMer. I Wllinfla of Pau. 2 Wallin el Dritierbol MONEY MARKET TIM/ODA T EVNIfINO. Business was very slack in the English stock market to-day, but the feeling was a shade stronger, and the slight reduction established yesterday after noon has been recovered. The attention of the members of the house was absorbed to an extraordi nary degree by the settlement of the account in rail way and gold mining shame, which proved extremely heavy. In both departments money was in great demand, and very high rates of interest were - hairiest ever known in this - 71; - "iartment, Tie 1 transactions having been of a far more extensive character than could have been anticipated. In fact, there appears every probability of a mania on a small scale setting in in these gold mining shares, Californian as well u Australian, although chiefly in the latter. A vast number of persons who are usually content to watch the phases of the markets from a distance, or to invest their surplus capital in quiet dividend paying securities, such as railways, banks, and other undertakings, have become violently attracted by the golden visions opened up, and thus in many cases considerable changes of investment have taken place. An explanation is thus easily afforded of the high premiums to which the shares of some of the gold companies have already attained, and of the sontinued upward tendency. In addition to the speculators who are ever ready to be borne along upon each turn of the markets there is engaged in the present speculation a great number of small operators whose means are suited by the trifling amount of each share, and the consequent facilities for limiting their venture. To those who urge the risk of engaging in undertakings of this character at inch enhanced ratan of premium, the answer of holders is given by drawing attention to the astounding accounts from Australia, and asking who will dare to fix a limit to the auriferous capa bilities of those colonies. This was more particu larly the case to-day, when the accounts of the re newed discoveries of gold were read with extraordi nary eagerness. They certainly afford very remark able corroboration of - the anticipations in which we have on several occasions ventured to indulge, New 'regions of gold are opening up every day ; between thirteen and fourteen millions sterling of the pre cious metal have already been extracted from the earth; and according to to-day's advices the area of the territory over which the auriferous strata extend, is no less than 60,000 square miles. With these facts in view, there is obviously every probability of the continuance of a state of great excitement. Consols ruled steady at 1004 to ex dive for the 18th January, but much anxiety continues to bo ex crl=i as to the result of to-night's debate. Reduced remain supported by the investments on go raiment account. Bank Stock improved to 224. The official business report is as follows:-Three pie ue4 C 3 ent. Consols, for account, 1001, 4. ex ;div. ; per Cent. Reduced, 101, 1001 ; Three-and-a- Quarter Iper :Cents., 1031, 104. Long Annuities, 1860, 61 7-16. Bank Stock, 223, 224, 223. There was rather more inquiry for the June Exche quer Bills at the late depressed quotations, and the price rallied to 60s. to 635. prem. The March bills were quiet. India Bonds ranged from 738. to 79e. prem. In the foreign stock market the settling was also brought to a close, and apparently without difficulty, although in this department, likewise, the demand for accommodation was considerable. Portuguese Bonds were considerably better, and Brazilian, Sar dinian, and Dutch showed an upward tendency. Prices, on tho whole, were rather firmer all round. Sales are thus marked:-Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 991 (exchange, 26f.) Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1024, 1; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 981, 1,1; ditto, Five per Cents, 1829 and 39, 104. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 74 for account, Dec. 30. Danish Five per Cents., 108. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cants., 674, 1; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs.,99l. Ecuador Bonds, 5, 1 . Granada Deferred, 124. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Banter, 105 f. (exchange, 25f. 20c.) Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 3, 1. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 401; ditto for ao °out, 404, 411, 404, 41; ditto small, 421. Rus sian Five per Coate., 119; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1043,1063. Sardinian Five per Cents., 061, 96. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 601, 3 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 24, 233, 1, ; ditto, for account , 233; ditto Pudic (Converted), 8, 61 ; the Committee's Certif., 3: per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 11, 13 prem. Miscellaneous shares continue very firm, with an active business, especially for under taki ngs connected with Australia. Shares of the Australian Agricultural Company rose to 88 and 90, and in the afternoon were quoted full 101. higher. Sales were also effected as follows :-Bank of Australasia, 80!, 80, 1 ; Eng. lish, Scottiah, and Australian Chartered Bank, 41, 1, Lekiron Chartered Bank of Autralia, 51, 3 and Westminster Beak, 36; Oriental Bank Corporation, 38 ; Union Bank of Australia, 691, 681; Southampton Docks, 40; Eastern tirani Na vigation paid), 1 ; General Steam Navigation, 284; National Patent Steam Fuel, 14; South Austra lian Land, 16, 46; Van Diemen's Land, 101, 11. Beeler, and Graissessac Railway shares closed to em. ; Royal Swedish Railway, dis. to prem. ; French South Radom Railway, Ito prom.; City Railway Terminus, to 4 prem. (nominal) ; Staines and Woking Railway, 4 to 3 per; Hamilton and Toronto Railway, I- die. to 1 prem.; Danish Zealand Railway, 3 to 14 prem.; Lake Constance and Basle Railway, 1 die. to 1 prem. ; Orleans and Epernay, to 3 prem. ; Tynemoath Docks, par to 1 prem.; Bank of Asia, 4 die . to par; London Bank of Aus tralia and India, Ito prem.; Magdalena Steam, per to 1_ prem.; Qiriqui Road, to prem. The P.rmarthen and Cardigan Railway is another new home line jut projected. The line will be about 34 miles in length, and will run from the South Wales Railway at Carmarthen to Cardigan. In addition to the local and general mineral and other traffic, it is hoped that the traffic from the south of Ireland will be brought upon the line. The capital required is 700,0001., in 201. shares. The traffic returns for the last week on the under. mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : 1862. 1861. 1860. landi Lsai lztla NorthWestaa i 44,384 ..£41,268 f 41,481 .. 16,606 .. 14,133 I Loaded 'Ed Bank 9,062 .. 9,194 .. 8,396 Louden sad &Woe 9,290 .. 8,039 .. 8,308 Gran Weans Miami 23,260 .. 22,196 .. 21,81 1 3 805* Easters Yost need North 8,042 .. 7,618 .. 6,666 York, Newcastle, It Berwick 14,146 .. 13,102 .. 13,212 Sloe sad Chester 1,464 .. 1,386 1,361 Greg If Mailer Rolyhead 17•60 n 662 .. 643 .. 427 Smog sad Creditors - Bristol OA Baiter Mortelsesaa losthJunctiow 496 .. 466 .. 0144 Best Irmesehire 4,263 4,010 8,464 aerados sad Norfolk 14,401 .. 14,176 486 .. 14,616 lea Loeb Nathan 1,183 .. 1,004 814 Ibmeatar, and Ife==e 6,249 6,047 .. 4,688 4,614 Saabs and Hartlepool L! ski 14 el i 1 II 11 Si 54 j as If 21 al. II? 1•10 111 ca 1.14 81l 15 15 a I 0 • IS 4 1 IS lig M li 75 Si 3 111 M! 167 i SS Ili 114 ~1~ a V:a *4 i 1 W 4 11. 1711 ififi f 1f.4 & $ lei Oil I ii $1 7 M' I n Ist • is es ST 1$ ii If H Mir IN ea sew I. uK et Loudest mud Blackwall 1,003 782 661 i Bolton, Blackburn, sad (Mamma 7&3 632 567 ; nth Yorkshire ; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire I South Devon 1,633 1,45 U 1,621 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 668 614 .. G 56 Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines), arc as follows : Gross amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1932 159,760 .... 4,382 .... 45 11 6 18 3 0 187,592 .... 4,287 43 13 0 This result is again very favourable, and would doubtless have shown • comparison still more in favour of the present season, but fur the extraordi nary continuant)e of wet weather. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 18.52. 151. Glasgow and South Western f3,973 .... £3,434 Caledonian ' 1,307 .... 7,332 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central Scottish /Lidland lancuon tiO6 474 Aberdeen .... 1. 39 1 North British The Irish returns are: Inl2. Ileidset and BeBroom& _ Conk and Bandon Mater Belfast and County Down Londonderry and - Eannkillen Dundalk and Enniskillen 141 :::. 1,044 .„, 191 „.. 376 .... fo ::: 1861. f 52011 983 181 THIS DAY.—'fwo o'CLoot. Operators in the English funds were rather un decided at the commencement of business to-day, but, as the feeling became stronger, that the Ministry will find it impossible to hang together after the decided defeat of last night ; buyers came forward with spirit, and the price of Consols raa rapidly up from 100 to 1004. The present quotation is 100! to f, ex div. for the 18th January, at which the market wears a firm appearance. Generally, as may indeed be inferred from this rise in funded values, the news of the defeat of the cabinet has been received with un alloyed satisfaction, and earnest hopes are expressed that a strong government will come into office pledged to carry out steadily the rest principles of our successful free-trade system. rhe Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 1 to 1014; the Three-and a-Quarter_per Cents., 103; to 104 (but now quoted higher) • Bank Stook, 223 to 224 ; E xc h equer Bills are freely purchased at Me. prem. Foreign stocks have b een neg l ected, b ut, within the last hour, a firmer tone has pervaded this as well as the other markets. Dutch and Granadien bonds are higher. The sales up to one o'clock include:— Granada Deferred, at 13, Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 871 to 68), ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 991 to 100; Spanish Old Threes, 501 ; ditto New Deferred, 234; Portuguese Fours, 404 to 41. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. _fFor ti lamer. IppeiVeff Miro 1 1 :1 • I es re es 7$ 11 ism mese lei - es , Losal a a For .1(1101AL:. Lowea. i es ao — - as ao PARIS, Dm le. 8 :yr C. Ili per Cents, 1433 i tor Cento... 1833 .. 4 ;or Couto 31 par Oast. Nee Loma_ . . . .. . .. . ... liZehiall• ofi London : Oik. ..., IS 74; oa day., 24 93. ...e:.. 3 pi:MI.I6W WI Way rook:vice:ft — Mom. 143$ Do. 45 99a - Do. 153 . OIL 9. 1852 - I Beak Otu:vo• ~ 21105 ... loafs, Die. 16.-4 k. Ofnuala, • Vemaill,s (right 'o , . -- , ditto (141111149:). u_lk; Purls and • OrPong, 1 815; Pen. rMOM97O ; WNW sod .SW ; Dareoto. cod A• 1 - —; ale Wili tieru.m., set r 3; fen. and Woobloift. SW 9111 NO II? SO. Lposu mod 314dItrip. Mout. 71 fleal. _j_ llense NM Pt. Disler to (Pay, sei; 'Pori sal . SIN Dila and Donnenn s'ol ; Rordeaux 9118 . 841 i Algot ma reo.tor: 313 Pane i and *eau, 170 ; 191111M1 + r TWIII. Plej Illontartia ' sad rroyes, 140. two COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MAIIK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The supplies of all descriptions of grain this week have been entail; rowels, doubtless, hating been detained by the boisterous state of the weather. The little English Wheat at market this morning wan readily disposed of at the quotations of Monday last. Flour supported firmer prices, with a limited sale. The moderate arrival of Oats enabled &coma to get this 1 tarn in price in their favour; but this article cannot be quoted &arm. 1 Barley, Beans, and Peas firm at Monday's quotations. AKIN VALS INTO LONDON VIM. 130 DEC. to Ira DEC. Dm. 110 1 02‘11. Scotch. 1 Irish. Stamen when......._ 1720 1 .. barley 2OO . 1 334 Oats . 770 910 lialt ..... , 3000 barred, sad 130 octal. MINCING-LANE.—TITIS DAY. SIMAR.—The market has been active this week, and • prices have *deemed ed. to le., the article closing with Eraser. CO7/11.—The amount of business done has not been • generally large. Taii.—The market has partly been suspended by the open question of the budget, but an Improvement took place yes terday in on . sequenee of the news from China. To-day the public sales were withdraws, es the trade would not operate, having been takes somewhat by surprise at the ministerial defeat, which may postpone the reduction of the duties. Rica.—This article has been dull dull, and prices scarcely supported. FRUlT.—Curranta : Holders continue very firm; the trade is very bare of stock. Valencia Raisins More busi ness hes been done, but at lower prices. Figs sold at lower prices in public sale. SMITHFIELD MARHEr.—MIS DAY. We ham a good supply of Besets, and, the weather being favourable, a fair demand ; eke choicest thioge aro sold quite as well sees Monday, bet trade is slow for ether qualities. The somber of Sheep is about the minas anal; those of • moderate aim are quickly sold, at fully Monday's prices; but big onm slowly at no quotable alteration. The supply of Calves is rather beyond the demand, and although some of the choicest maintain late prices, they cannot be realised throughout. Front Germany and Holland there are 30 Bowe, 330 Sheep, 299 Calves, and 310 Figs; Scotland, 90 • Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk ; 200; 1,300 from Northam and Midland ; and 119 milal sows from home counties. Par oars of 21Oa d. Per woo, of ato. •. Roo Sonia Ilaratordo. . 4 4 4 Rea Dna O• 0 0 Yea aboraboaate . 3 4 0 beat Laaamoolo .... 4u 4 4 locoed quality /30•240 3 t 4 no. Jo. Morn - o (air. ......... 3 4 1 maw awl maraud panda) 313 II Pim . nal Um . lialf-brodo 4 1 1 tante .. - .00 0 0 Davao at mita, MO; A vabo NN aa4 La. 4 . 211 . 0•1.011. 301 ; Pip, no. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Yews. Pattendsia sad Smith report that the demand for Hops is unabated, at a gradual advance is priers. It M ex pected that after Christmas prices will still further advanse, the supply bsla very Waited. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is dull. At the public sales only tea cubs were disposed of out of 500 auks ; the trade being wholly indisposed to-day. Town Tallow is quoted 40e. Oil nett cub ; Petersburg Y.O. an the spot, 44..34.; all this year, 445. ; January to March, (1463), 44e. 34. ; October to Dumber (1863), 42e. • ADMIRALTY, Dsc. 1111 . — APPOINTMENTs.—Litatt. J. Edye, to Fake's; Mato H. E. ChM* to (.. Naval Cadets C. 8 84thsekbuoth. to Sitar ; 0. R. Trefoils and T. A. S. Hinnersley, their first nomination. DARING MASKED ROBBERY.—At half-pest levee o'clock on Friday evening last Ire men, with their facts blackened and teats turned, entered the house of Mr. Jonathan Hilton, an extensive farmer at Middleton, near Manchester. The thieves blindfolded th e farmer a nd his dim/Atter, and also tied their hands and legs tooetbee, whilst two of theta stook over them with pistols, and threatened to shoot thaw If they made a resistant*. Tbs admen rsimsadomd the *ewers and sha ny ft and stale 1701., all in gold and Wear. TM rabbets mad* their wow. The geld man is shoot 70 rem of sp, sod the daughter aged 30. The other inmates were at another taramboase &boat a one distant, whisk was also occupied by Ur. Hiltan.—Bleahisraillowksrd. FRENCH PoIICLIM or WHEAT.—The Jawed or that lbw.. wet Midge the Pooh geveeasteas bevels MOO line a h ea tw fee provides* tartrates& The Warta hot esatgAS 10.087 inmparibl qua rt MI ni i 73a 1111 I pa 141 al WI l'i