The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-22 00:00:00

. . 1P111.111.'...m"----- ,' j, :. r f , .pe • • A : " . '" .., le./ . .- tllll°. .dee 1 -/se-se- , • / r . ,„," -- . .4..-....-e/r-e_ <--"----- ,„,..• e I-set-1 4 ' 1 e - e .-- 0 42--- ;4-----;-- 7Z ite l b t O r x 0 r .ilit 5i . No. 1,970.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22, 1852. (rHREEPENCE. _ :-.-- maws LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, IRELAND RAILWAY& .. .., lemer a.. ie.. t enie I et 11 ma IA De.(es Mama) 6l 71 of the perenreel of the visions adventures prior to with ii 6 51 ' aid P2ll; MINES. I, ON llnsistuss. is I. Mothered Presies.. $ll US se embarking their money. In these remarks it it thalmeffed Osage, St VAN. Benito. Dec.ll THIS DAY -Two o'CLOCK. i el os. tal. 3 par et. Reeds Is needless foe us to disclaim all desire to cramp or in• Tenons' Evrxism. s li t em ead i y n . thi l e n h oo om as e e m qu i e n n if ce ig twaserv , -"" """ li• " 61 ° ' 4 "MAID' ILO' Notice has been given that the Ea rl and Countess itor R. a ATM's. *had .11 13A ma T rk he et re to.cia was37 p a r v ice erag sbe eb in a g ei t%l.P..iisswv.-Pillen. the rot errzwitueu,S.R.P., P.S.A. Great inaction continues to prevail in the railway is au Norweglearrunk Prefer. - - carfare with the efforts which will be made by our M 111001.16 of Eglinton will hold an undress morning receptios, & ir Pass ♦ ale Lros. ... 141 171 MS market, which is decidedly suffering from the diver- w se .....is 0wn..... . ar st capitalists to develop the immenee resources of our of the improvement in the Goginan mine, there are in *, pale Imo Pert, teat.. Usairmaa. but the day has not yet been named. It will, of quiries for the shares at 9to ll_prem. The following ,i,.i. heIthLLET ItAttnalUN, Esq., Deputy Chairmen.magnificent southern colonies. Australia will be a '''' ' ' • Oak Se coommel a Mutual courier take Plus ease moootared be the (employ, w . o n t h e morn i ng of th e i r raki ng ■sion or speculation, the " bulls" being induced to : tn, ;err 74 . serre he..,; . ; e e :l : 3 114 a d ni z d field for profitable operations for scores of years to sees have taken pace:-West Providence, 33!, 51, i ; end Provisos"- lamehm: leave of their official residence in Dublin Castle, and close their &mountain many instances. The approach m 4 In . :la,Ck• amdEliettrorra s 0 pm Clive,4l, 1, 1 ; Alfred Coneole,l3l ; WeetTooan,2l ; come, but at the commencement of the movement it r f ••••• in!, t• a en` scribed seethe at taweso. of the Irish shores., of the eettlement also acts in the same sense. Prices 1 11 , I .' Q " b " elei Rl "' - 1 i em is essential that speculation should not be permitted Kilbricken, 31,1, Ii; Wedt Ding ]long , 11 ; Trehane, la th. ilanarl arm.* the whoa ol the melba ere diebed vamp omen end Were 311 2 1 • r ids.... •Wels seem maisal perogium ham teen Mr. Napier has returned to Dublin, it is said, for t o - day re P 4nobra •noi 111...... n ti, unchecked to attain a height calculated to produce a dr M....t..., are generally lower. m.l. the purpose of carrying on the proccution of the. .. Do. li per Coat Prefer. - - great deal of suffering and embarrassment. 16 ; Taver Consols, 31; North Trelawney, 4, 41; Wheal Zion, .. 21, 1; W . est Roskuar, 3 . ' 0. 1; Old IVheal WARMS AMU anima UNGUALUITERD. im i buthent of Frame- 4l 61 w i, o m r ai th e ,:g eo N e i ve ni r in .sgh : , ; , ,, , , : pa cu n n y k: Iiler"`""" Swish, tie k "" t "" ble ratn et Teem ''' . Anglo-04g in his c 'panty of Attorney. General. To edereat erne the mums id thiesssored. Chain pewee 'lase tads, as :° 2 '. LIPP" tolsseete erne e ime foe half Mr premiums kw the Ara seem years, and morrow has been Axed for the commencement of the re s . pg, 'I all wee Madera si SI 21, 3i rt i RAILWATe. yew eeday. a 3 p.m.were again very heavy, but tho tendency was in the ”" .e r ponmiets romancing at eareedthely low ream trial ; but it is still thought improbable that the pro- - t i.,... est webers amen emend et the crowd, nu ohm ea bar it. to tberhon .- ... ~ . 321 3:1 it i 11. q 1 /••••rn •., re,. 113 ils pm direction of a reaction, the speculators realising pro- j' of here was . • decided reaction in the gold milling 1 to 1 prom. . sitl. • w eave eddltbMal ramp bus Lower so messed le secution will be persevered is. t a ashore., Mottles., 'Maus 10 S Materiel thettneflead.- - fits. The shares of the Australian Agricultural Cum- P R Y' 's pot of the world. One of the last arrangements for friends made sod SAM Jimmie . 14 41 4 I shares to - dos}, the intelligence of the deser.ion of the ne ern: comemian allowed to method mew solietheve.ead .seta pimp, amongst others, were weaker, leaving off bet ... w 5,,,, _ i .e..' r n yn i. ryes. t h e m e i s sa d by th e by the Derbyites, is thus noticed by the Fretting s ip n o ltlew- sens., 9 ber• 69l owlslle lei Port Phillip Company's miners oar their arrival out ten..aChen Jun. 7 ear quoted 233 to 245. The official report of miscella derOs7. Mail: 44 .11 IresChotaliok.344l423l.o 21 21S neous share business includes :-Bank of Austral. throwing a dump upon the market, which was i ~....etto tedarattle. runs in esse. of hued. There in. after ell, some efficacy in types. In a nicest If 16. Do. do. den 20/... 31 11 Ms MONEY MARKET . further aggravated by an extensive realisation of ' s ' eel? el 1im441161..1% " Nis 11441 ` 11 " 1 " 11 ' number of 'the Bad we announced the Met, Chat • cadetship .'• lod Rrabl sad UMW ... MA 1511 IN asia, 83, 85, 831, 84, 83 1 ; Chartered Bank of India, &rats on the late rise. Port Phillips fell about I:n.. ; ----., in the pollee had been offered to the son of the late John ', 3 • 1 „,° 11 „......... 01193,99 . 1 1 ~_._• • ...__„,••• • Ni Si Me 4 TOUDAT EvaNtreo. Australia, and China, 31, 31, ; English, Scut ,r II E D A I L Y NEW 0 • Berate West, EA , and we characterised the circumstance ta 7' 3 '''.., d .. 3 .7-7 .. : ;4 t: The English stock market continues supported fish, and Australian Bank, 31; London Chartered tomes atoms Paper, West 3d. "as a seandslous return to make to the son for the los.es is se us u .., adess , js .. • 3 3 , a , 44 1 1 with great firmness , but otherwise presents no fete Bank of Australia, 6 ; London and Westminster other adventures in proportion • lontal Gold, 12e. 6d.; Yuba River, IN. ; and the s• • rAtkal Omen. the DAILY Shan wat the heed of the ILL us•ained b the father in supoort of the eenservative .3 ..i. Ihm•ke, PertboindAbee. * being chiefly in the Australian mined. After the , the fall, however, 10.. rt.sii el tame Brits* admentiee tem einwieree tun bruidee r _ • .. W e . ture of interest. Business in this department pro- Bank, 33; National Provincial of England, new 4 , .... 4 . 5 hat am" .ml ri .,.. ai ...... saya , wawa. „.„... cesim. _ .sam now the pleuure . to slat; lat • cadet- _ di ma tm e. lisnetlise m.s 1:. a . 11 . se 94 regular business hours prices were still further de ceeds in a quiet equable course, being quite undid- shares Pl. paid), 14 ; Oriental Bank Corporation, te .okshotleal slim in fedi& bus been placed at lb. dispose • the youug 0 1 end L A lai .. ... . 51 44 ti turned by the feverish speculative excitement °beer- 381, 38 ; South Australian BankintE Company, 50; . , Port Phillip lolling to 2 prem. sellers, and a the mica slid ell* , dm. /areal Neww-in the twenty Olt. gentleman, which he .01, n o & ni b', accept . - MI 1.0. (Sle R. it'll.) . 4 Colonial Gold to 3 prem., but still later in the niter '.., Proem to th e ample. meant wad mewls& e.t.rrer •r of It. The report that Mr. Robert Bodkin, of Armagh, in te ir. a seen cameo - • Ise 1 13S vable in the gold mine and other securities. Consols Union Hank of Australia, 74, 73, .31 ; Australian r,_, ;on. when t h e . news of the arrival of the Lady 1 Men Inotem.... •0.1 Is lb.. mel•Ammeassl/••••••~Hemlisl- the _ _., - alway, bad been appointed a neipen. w ea ne.e.e. um. _ au ... a ._ were enady . throughout the day at 1001 to aox div. Agricultural, 300, 290, 295, 275, 286, 280; Aug . in.*. met .owd in the tee. Medway. ned Memmery Ambles.- meaty ot al Date 1.1:1: -. 4n) ... . 11 11 asthma a ss•ur; ....„*. diary magistrate, has been contradicted. is an Do. alums mil 0 ate OS I si I for the opening of the 18th January. Bank stock is tralian Royal Ideillielimmi, ertreihyalei listAsse, 6,414 p : market finally left off with a strong appearance. ora was received, purchasers came in, and the i ; ...tea= • sus, .I. tastes ten M shipping than say other pewee- M. 140 roe latheedure ... _ . 77 7s lookitig up. The official report of business embraces : Eastern Steam , 11; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, e i ',neve, eerie fermi ..r 4 ` , Ms, is the lease am by every ho all st. ft W.I. Dionlintratat es 60 Colonial Oold il.o e-d 3 to 31 prom ; and Port Phillip, .rwoi moll --Mel tie only daily V 1141141 Report, with net ...1 poem -Three per Cent. Console, for *amount, 1001, 2, i (20t. peid), 60 ; South Australian Land, 66, 64 , ••• 101 ,rdsalsenee and maven.. 76 OS enywhem. CHRISTMAS BENEFACTIONS TO CLERGY- to 14'rehahargh sad hems . I als ima ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1011, 3, t, 1 , 1. Submanne Telegraph (It paid), 11 ; Van Diemeu's „ , . ; ; ; I • l l l .. g liwee Iwo to fano km es Wog the nely ppm bides the to , real. sr 4 es" *nob ese;ol .. east hp 4.1•21- .salwica, from its wham MEN WITH SMALL INCOMES. st. too ..stinnerso,Krie.owei. mas so Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041 1, ,-,. Lug land, 26, 28, 25. Netherland's Land, 21. Reziers hl • P st. is ;01a• F mr &Mediaeval' 50 44 gekeMee adentiermente.Annuities, 1860 , 6 7-16, I; ditto, 30 ' years, 1839, and Graissessac Railway shares closed 11 to 11. pm. • THIS DAY-Two o'Ctoce. Business has not been so brisk in the gold mines ', i .e.'''. is pee., meow *4.MP by the lea retire of At this season of the year a considerable sum of et. lee dom.& bottom _ 04 z a 63.10, 1. Bank Stock, 224, 2231, 2241, 2231. Royal Swedish Railway, Ito 1 prem. ; French South w ea te lb* Mar 1100 1 41 t 0 1•0 1 1 . 1•00 0 0 0•0101100.. 41I T mosey is mutually distributed amongst poor curates and L l ' l e . s ee I Da De ' t seer.., A , ts; .-tack.. 2 4 4 1 4 2 1 7 to-day, and the feeling is in most cases heavy, cape ,,,,,s it sit be men that tha mem 7.9119..1 te Ems tar other empties of the established church, by the Goventote 84. IM obonli.enilMeet.(lre. 1117 106 ' The March Exchequer Bills remain steady at 60s. Eastern, Ito 1 prem.; Staines and Woking Railway, cially for the lerialaceredited adventures. In most o .lton IA is U 07 . 1" * 4 .. 31 . 19 . 9 . °ln" 69.10.13... ... 1 of the ancient corporation of the Sons of the Clergy ; end - t Igo Clint Wen, re ... .. 93 red fif 61 to 63a. prem., but it, the June issue operations are par to 1 prem.; Hamilton and Toronto Railway, par estesneere. u.. ....„.~..,~~, great compared with the already depressed rates of cases prices aro a shade lower, but the fall is not a t ., .. i...-T .. -----. .. .. Ira ....._....» MON ta ! ae, at the Corporation-house, No. 2, Bknial‘ 100 7•1 00 ". t; N i l re Laweeis pa. Th .. / and Wage SS 134 and the price improved to 81s..prem. Lake Constance and Basle Railway, 1 dim. to 1 eye e m. f1eaaam . .........-.... 1:61.-..—. Sir Hobert Harry Inglis, Bart., m.e., the wenior treasurer, ei leo f 1 fireeista l ei l a Pul Foreign stocks remain quiet. Mexicali Bonds prem.; Great Western and City Junction Railway, yesterday afternoon. poi 2 317.1.111 • • • -- - 1:2....•-••• took the chair. Amongst the other governors ;mount were 30 Is Do. piny ; e. .. ' II a s 414 4 4 the eminent smallaWieref MY Aldennau Copeland sod Mr. Ireshtiehl, M.P., the two Is 11, Do. Meet Iteldskaalos 20 3 . went flatter upon the intelligence of the extended 1 dis. to par ; Orleans and Eperoay Railway, Ito Shares of the old Australian Copper Company have receded to 71. South Australian Copper, on the es re reeriew eserdoes so • other twasurers ; Lord Truro, Archdeacon Bale, the Rte. W all Leeds. florikeen _. .. 11l l e is revolutionary disturbances, as conveyed in the Ame- prem. ; London Bank of Australia and India, 4to i .. t,, • 1.•,.. New.' lo sae p=a 1 ":4 6 31 : the Login mamba 111 lit Lemke and flleekwall 111 119 other hand, have been higher. Austrn!ian Agri _., 1 .„„,;,.. s e I s t ... do rm . dad cu be ed i sse.- . 3. Sir 11. R. Dakinfield, Bart., Rev. Dn. Spry, Russell, and el rican papers: the dolling price was 241 to 1. Bra- prem.; Magdalena Steam, par to 1 prem. ; Chiriqui 11l 17. '''''' .•• h _ t melee gateelse i , shim s safety the Vivian ; lt,e•. Canon Jennings and ft Wiz Mr. Serjeant 10 $ 199 .• - - 1 . 1 k 11 I N. Lilian Four- Halt -Half per Cents. (the new loan) Road, Ito 1 prem.; Ebro Canal, 11 to 21 prem. ~ ...OW , * ell • T I r ANL• St. lOC Um Dright•D coa t ,., 101 IN 1071 • 41 cultural, after falling to 220, are quoted 230 to 260. ~,-•..n 01 E g ghead: sad alwaly, with the emend Mabee Charmed, Major Moore , Messrs. James Bosley, J. H. Can- on " Van Diemen's Land are lower, at 19 to 21. 1.-. • ' roomed min seem 1 with th• WWI teller, Charles Elliott, I'. Hardwick , ICA., Benjamin Her- II 1 12 1.8418 D0 , pits 11 , °1111 :„ , Wed . - 1264 1211 124 4 4 .. v ...• , 4 the t 4 49 pus continue in request for investment, and were to-day Intelligence was received this afternoon of the marked as high as 99. Spanish Bonds maintain the arrival in the Downs of the Lady Flora. with 77,500 „,..„. a sirerierewse• mat to me '180 , 1• "' '- obisilled by 02 rimes John Pcpy• H. Poona)), Frederick Saloon , and IS 1 Do.gloodi,Matedß.lC 11 1 r...t.rty. "I"lthaa Ma " II" "n"londi sin 11. ........n 1 W. H. 'Pinney. T i,, Archbishop of Caoterbuty, the ;semi- tlt. lod 1.00100 0 reellewie- - e 9 2 u " 9 3 4 late rally, but the Committee's Certificate is weaker. ounces of gold, valued at about 310,0001. This cosine . mimeos lemon • cob.., i , r ,„ l „ eeee m...o. e .tf emeseas l is t h e m ea d. ; di g dent, and the Bishop of Orford, seat excuses for their L. Nil „Dl'. 4 ..1! ••• ••• • 3 4 dis Bargains are thus marked :-Austrian Old Five per vessel, as we announced a few days ago, was obliged 3516 4 . 9 "' !rem I weep 1 done Wed.( yesterdayd mgLy. Mot., to, hoivet.-eireei. ► lrlagtatre.t. Lead*. unavoidable &Monte, the letter being detained by the onli- I; 54 , „..L.'7,7,,,,r,, 5 i:i...,;.i.,,,,. , i : " Cent. Bonds, 85 (exchange, 10fl. por £). Brazilian to put into Rio Janeiro. ---- I -•, -I --- - The following Foreign Stock Dividends, falling Lt.' 3 2.1 , 11 alul Fria. all ,1 11 po. l 2 111 s die , 2 rola. pea fea. Bon discussion in reference to the neces s ity of taking steps to a. MOvlendi.dthet .aUmelisili 30S sli 31 804 a vuenrw . 1... 111 K 0 ..LI. ' noun and.a.Half per Cents., 1832, 981, 99, 981, 99. due at the end of tho month, are advertised for pay- moo to ; in.ire ,- ,n.. 11ESITT EXECU tORSHIP; or, Passages in the increase the efficiency end resources. and to make men 11' 41 1 10. Mama Gael. Coke _sr 3 ills 2 • 4 7 „ I a generally known the character and aeedsof the chanty, more ..1;*•• !.s. 2 11dialel ••• - ... •• .341 .0 701 4 9 Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 843, 8.5, 86. Dutch mea t , v i z.:-Michigan Central Railway Six per zueoe IS lAustrallaS .'s 4 31 36 li U Lk a • ton -.. r from Monaelem. Ail Antrabustespay.Gli.ol‘ , Vaii,r3l: :, Cordillera all ' 1 Luis : John W. Parker Nana, Meet ougut. especially in consequence of the very large number of small i . : . ' I LT, ~..,rVir.°4-,,, mad notil t 1. 3 Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 681, 1; ditto, Four per Cent. Sterling Bonds ; Spanish Old Three per Cents. toms , * 33 Australian Freehold ; all : 1 1 pal I benefice. which of late years bare been created, the 1 3 14 l a ,, ; ,,, artm ,,, g.sisms " ii 4 sma Cont. Certifs., 091, Ecuador Bonds, 51. French and the Deferred Three per Cents. • the Sterling same 1 are Marla. all 1 1 po i I governors proceeded to the immediate object of the meeting, so - I Veer' tool har.:oet, re. 29 24 Foureand•a-Haitper Cent.Rentes,lo3f.23c.(exchange, Bonds of the State of Maryland; Can;da Debentures; 1 : . • 4 7 0 ; 1 1 9 a:A.4 t r u : i ;'""" " c 1 1 all j , 1 4 1 19 .' I 2 CAUTION. -To Tradesmen, Merchants, Shippers, when the eases of 84 poor clergymen were submitted, and se all NewyyWortspolotklks. SI 09 1013100,_,10-""m° It ... 3 . 1 . 1 L,r..2 , - , „1.--„ -±: sums from 101. to 200 . given to 78. The benefactions thus se- . ; Moment .. ... ... .. 63 31 25f. 2;.5c.) Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 1, 1. South Carolina Sterling Bond s ; the Eastern Rail- moon se er-dt..ieie oreele,e- 13 4 i , $ - ii 114 wee ...new" r'r'' °se P"" n " ce - .' - "e'e .-- seasonably d' 'buted are mainly limited by the benevolent 13 13 1 fan New , . . 71 W Peruvian Deferred Three per Cent., 641. Sardinian road of Massachusetts Five per Cent. Bonds; and Kepi' se Do-094.9.shdedlato as : 3 3 I . spa eve poblle, by eeltrhe to the teas]. awl ceases •It OM 90 on St. Jolla Del Et; le '— . meter the .... d SO M D'It pensesspov umuc.. persons who bequeathed them to the corporation for curates " 0 1 ,,,,a3;: c ...:Z u5h em... 4 In" ..II 14 41 . Five per C.ents., 961. Spanish Old Three per the Russian Sterling Four-and-a-Halt per tent . yd... I c. ....c r ... '.lid re I II g z.r,i_......,.. Mee mums, that lam .he original aad air in actual duty, but as there are Moats • large number of is is 0,,i, 1 .,. W s. T . :_ '; '7 5 di . 1 4 Cents., 611, 501; ditto, New Deferred Three per Loan. Tho 644 bonds of this last named loan, 12,00 0 oob7s Oopipu . ..........- all - 419 111 1 Po'Pertgoolia . "' l4 " r4 1119 9 . 14 9 . 11 . 39 . . 94 do 9. 4 . =PRI clergymen applying who are not eligible for assistance e an Do. 4 A Deferred .... 1 21 Cents., 241 • ditto Passive (Converted), 51; the amounting to 110,0001. sterling, drawn in St. Peters- 11 . 3 " a (39 5 3 . 1 . 1 nni • 1 31 3i 2rol 41 1 4 fey omens,, or aeth•vim .97 P 9 0 .6 to 10 1' 00 0 0 „! 00 . 10 1 0 „__Loo,1* from thew benefactioas, in coeseqeence of having tampons- a I Do. 911 Gummi 4 dis... ...:opte;er Committee's ' Cenif., 41, }per cent. Turkish Six burg on the 13th and 25th October last, for payment ii3Oie s Knee suelieneae l ei a 5 Ims eaml ll 9 l . l9 7""°*" 4 ""'" I'm I" I's"' "" 1 "'"° 1 " .. ''''' ''''' ril bet their enemies, or being incapacitated by mental or 1 1 D 4 Noeth 91.14/e'slor , •• 31 do 111 e 55 0,........ II me to prevent Roller awoke's epee 7 . bodily disease, or superannuated, or in poeseseion of small " in I N ' etb .....d.T. ____. 1 1 . 4 per Cent. Loan, 11 prem. Venezuela Three-and-a- on the Ist January, are to be presented to be paid off . 3 . 03 . * 000 "1 1' ••••••-•-•---- . 11 - - 144 15 V petit, so 4 senor Injury to myee.f. Z. R. DON D, soleemeetrui is II) Smears'. e. te ea 111.1.120 C 3 1 qpa 3., Kt -if il de. ht.wittaa,l an 1 I pni 19 1 Half per Cents., 41; ditto Deferred One per Cent., after that date. ef the tam Jo.,a hood, a, teecials., w est m elth e et a r.. ....... benefices, the governors have recourse to • special fund 14.11 . 1 ,,, j ,.. a .,.. a ~,,,,,. 54 55 64 71,000 Grand Dorm , of fades ell i r which was established some years ego so meet math clam in. leo I terttival Cent4l ... .. 114 SO f u 17. A preliminary announcement of the Cawnpour and 11-000 Orem regatta el 11 ipm - Thus, on the present occa s ion, whilst 7741. were given:from is t . :Ho Irwetirte Midland . 64 63 07 .on orie The great excitement which has for some days per- Agra Railway, yirofessing to be an extension of the 4.„,., Lake beta.arpt all r. u i nit:SAME:CIS for the DRAWING-ROOM, the appropriate feuds to 51 curates iii actual duty, 3201. were M.. 10 • l elarews_. a SIMI . Cleo* 4 67 SI varied the Stock Exchange in connexion wit h Au,- Upper India Railway, is advertised. The capital is .55,040 Liberty Lo.dria %Caibre. Gold V library, sod I , rana-reom ameating of vases kraus, group., awarded from the special feud to 27 other clergymen. The 0 Ire !_ .. . 00 .• 1 . ...31N7•4115ar.310 , 75 51 md:evbk.. met..., magenta. Merstifel Whilst tablet, paper. applications came from all parts of England and Wales, sad 1,. .7 , :zar o r s r., if I 41 9 tralian gold mining and other securities, appears to stated to be 1,500,0001. 150,550 Guar, CruidilegGo l ad 44 Er 9 Wartiolt• erieti!.. eo•tdyi.'" , * Ate, DI DAMN 01•01010 T. 310/00h 9000 w, disclosed various sources of distress. Numerous other sip- ' ( 1.e.W.311th.) ~. lel 21114 have produced a strong sensation in commercial A call of 23f. per share falls payable on the shares " w e t m sa i wat ea t e„.....w w , a l i tP' /I ivid o ssim erg., Ae. t Impseted end maresaieured by JAM'S TIN- plicatinns, which arrived too late for consideration this v., ..,r p o , n o te. ~„_ .. e t o circles throughout the country, and as it is evident of the Western Railway of France between the 18th 2,0,0 , 0 New ',rot •15_ .. . all it 4pc 1 1 1 0.1. 149, ~'4 ' ..9 1. ,_ _,.,,,L° 94 ° 9 • • ,_ ..., 119 .;_.T.,.• ..,,,,,,' „„., ' 1 ",,,,.„....,_„.. 1 . 9 7._, month, will be submitted to the go in January, by lSe De Mester, ... . 1 13 we are oar the eve of a movement of which no one January and the Ist February. The capital of this ki",:lit vermeil mode 1 :7 4 .0 4444 , 444 . "'""; : 4 „7'.."7,,, r- ' 4 .,, h ,„ - "7 - 5t y7 5 :7 6 7 - 15 ,7 10 - g7=...„, --• which time it is hoped the funds may be amply replenished. he oi *tyska* table ... .. 3 9 St. , Port Philip ........ In June another class of benefactions-viz., for beneficed a 15 mama Devoe ... .. . 144 13 tell foresee the extent or results, it may not line is to be increased from 50,000,000 fr. (2,000,0001.) re.ior i ./11.1.ft1 ItMli at , 4 pm g e dm pew perste uotructiou fa isiarroksy owl se Son. W be amiss to take a calm review of the pcsi- to 70,000,000 fr. (2,800,0001.) This will be raised by 19 . 99 3 "7.199.7 1,'., el 'MI clergymen with small incomes and large families-will be *:!,.. t an Itu,:: wal e - ••• .. igl, I Ditto New -- - distributable. i• Is i ltseth Torkeh•AltatliDo 131 14 tion end prospects of our market in con- means of an issue of 20,000 new shares, which will 7 0 -.., so lairlego do Cuba .- AIECH N II ioa P i n .I I I, I . 3 6 A r itA IEs T2ONB for CHRISTMAS nue ditto - be distributed at par in the proportion of two new see. • 1 loarze Aaperallael....... all :11pm ag 11 aad mean I. th e Having " I " a r s e e l s iev o e f d 'd e i l st far "amtheongaft"twoCreirdgy, allow , th 1 1 : 19 4 trbususmossuoukaa m 39 rOtle 10 f. o Cron prise. Up to the present period the market haa shares for every five original shares among the 41.174 la ts . o n! , I u ,. i ... ares.mhod ` 13 . 8 l''” 9 . 4 Ulm", a 11413 voim 19 . 13- overnors proceeded to consider applications from the wi- in 11l vale ol' Nrah .... • 13 I3lall l 1 10 91 11. ell Waterford sect i t s' . :l Li era l 010 91 fully maintained the characteristics alluded to by us present proprietors. Certificates are to be deposited mein , 1 we.• Karim& fill ; 7 rem II 1 wa1d'',...„.,, 51 .,,,, ig " Li t i '' . • r 0 ,,. ° i r.: i os o ,, i Tm ommtess flgels si ' mda t s s r ing i l asb or glo s s t doer , egret single daughters, and , ch . ildre nof clergymen, s • in 5ht.,,,,, sod 37 OD on several occaaions-vir., an indisposition on the part between the 20th inst. and the 10th January, As tV* I Tube whig...i 6,,,D.e.ry, ir. 111.,1 .1 as SW troy wades sos is and appropriated amongst them 0401. in donations , amen • w id w ., 0 ,,,... e le amt st Ms repoeleory of attn./. nal 411elme. 4. lesatasbarl- tics fees, eduoational grants, sad outfits. le 21s. Wimbledon and Croydon 11 poi of the public to engage deeply in the new under- the shares of this company are at some 121 . premium , ----- -- aree weer look. memo Sacked boo bounsaseasi SW *. ISO rerk,Pleirowatialterweli 73 44 ,73 takings of a miscellaneous character that have been it is not probable any of the . proprietors will fail to Mark • lane es nom (know Itheii.ity. while s•las Omar Pas. rime Ikaly _ ..___ _ _ _ _ 0 1' Us. do. Itaterotoee .. Ils do I 13 4 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. brought forward so rapidly for months past, coupled exercise their privilege of claiming the new issue . wawa. on heves is equally ameemeged es the Oa efelhollna 1.1 II Do.o.l4.C.Penthese 1 24 ~I ke. :unto s Use from Use nut. of al elsolaM 00 Ws an. PUBLIC SALES. id. IN Tut sal Mork 14.101•941 0 SO 394 el 04 with a determined effort on the part of habitual Notice has been issued to the shareholders of the AN erwe lL ni - no TH alt l rrati p on Air ia ream, ` "' they may be sue stsuldes thok 90110190100 kb sal .wearei slime. Is hiselegnet sena mom au embred la the speculators to stimulate the public appetite for this I/endre Valley Railway Company that they are at pet' ra , . al war p ... n o g os h di s m a y sadpsgempas s des.s a . Drc. 21.-By Mr. Bums, at Cirraway's.-Freehold description of venture. In this dispoeition of the once required to claim the returns payable on account The Whey trade L i d sem web-beer, astray% work-tablee. land, consisting of Lark-hall or Limekiln-ffeld, containing LlNee LRAMID Cl rain warms. public we have a ready explanation of the difficulty of their deposit and call, the liqtudators being de- this morning. The little English at market brought the UNA - WM Sc. Th om wee de Ire to mho W I Z= W•fal giba rA 61 acres of lend, of the value of 101. per annum-2801. 34211 ell I .ineleghambOsiordendi met tilmentoOtWeeL 30 31 that is experienced in setting afloat many undertak- sirens of making a further and final distribution of rates of last market-lay, and a uof hteriOete f.l , tee meerd deri a mm aa l a the Met e____Selfal____ ,_ ___ra i l Two villa residences, Full:wn-place and Dudley-place, sa l ' sa 1 1 y,,,„", th00t „ vs .,. was done in formg ' n Wheat and }'lour, at the rates then 11.z.b.re, preknive*, yr non asel sum 1110111 , 0 ings which in reality arc sound, and possess the a le- - the funds forthwith, and closing the accoun t , of this W su i p t p h o o r tjl t y he moderate receipts of Oats factors were enabled Ilerrow-road. let at 921. per ennuis, held for 86 years at i r i,..... 4 ,1 r 0 a r ...m.4. 2 , 5 154 usu sal • meaty .1 adameltaesurywegmay. Um Yap- , , quoted. b e itt2 s. kg eclat • drafts NUmesisma sus wlOll7O wet day. 1...-rd•rms• m,• a tam ,W01.,11116.11. yerga meats of success. Thus, for instance, very few home defunct company. -i, tergesesaoreet. By Mr. Oro. ROBINSON, at the Mart.-A freehold real- 1 PlalmiileaßtoDinmh N 31 lines of railway have met with any great support from In the market for silver there is nothing doing, to ar th; inb eleol . ers generally hold oil in the expectation of lomat< d advance noted on M d dent*, No. 76, Now-rood, Gravesend-1,0401. $Ol all outo ertimetagearease on ay, notuithstanding the general public, even in cases in which the tempt- the supplies by the Orinoco being not yet deliverable. (leant to WeetWeeMre MI le DEACTIFUL HAIR.-Of the numerous coot- A piece of freehold building ground adjoining the pre- in. ~,,, ~...„,.....„,,,,i s. (1 ,..., in allurement of a guaranteed and liberal rate of In Monday's paper we reported the shipment by a . h „ ce di ng, 42 feet by 100 feet-200f. Is Lasdoskli.Watersl lee 11l Le ieedad sesseoue emelosse e ifuziosuneinterest is held out-such enterprises being, in most the Ripon of silver to the amount of 4114 , 0001. to the Barley, Beans, and Pus. were in limited demand, and reproluesies el Os hers Irk, kw immi le ie .,. r io ,d Improved ground rents, 'mounds/ to 1661 . per mama, ,e seat m... s eed s. unaltered DI, value. • •ory tooted m od ; mallet du sonwshil 2,40014 SOWL9NOW upon houses known as Park.place, Miltowea-Thamee, Rent lamed toCelolesdan)... 53 U instances, left to be mainly earned on by the parties east, yet there is still some demand for that quarter. 11 ies.,99ulL staring the hot hap revery hen proved bound -3,0001. ek ate goaLineolnangsserlip.Ct. interested in the locality end by the chief promoters. St. Petersburg letters quote the exchange on Lon- MINCING-LANE.-Tllll3 DAY. WAS* III•I It Is wviow , d met , IMlldwle •ne110161116110 0 110 1 10 ills Two hundred and forty-two shares, of IN. each (all paid), pissed to Gt. Mother.); 145 151 p.m and re...miens n 1 the Mem babe, mil vain every ether in the Greenwich Pier Company-fetched from 31. to es /I s r.'s-wt., a iii Panel The same with foreign railways. Many of those don at 39,1 to Id. This rate leaves a profit on the SOOAK.—The public sales are progreseing stew-lily at yes- Wen ~o 5e b p laded. It own wan oho bale, dorms 111nua . (teer 9 .. Gest. tr 1 33 34 lately introduced, and possessing guarantees from shipment of gold from this side. terdey's currency. The refined market remains quoted 31 12• 6d. per share. ) s. falletielby(LTorkeiNMO 11l 113 grocerye ry lumps, 411. Gd. toil,. 6d. torfoot ...wire. MoSikise It ts maturity, and matinsee Imposes • •solvent governments, having fallen very flat The business transacted in foreign exchange' this r , n 0.1 hre:thi sumer and slay • unarm lathe MIMI wade. omen By Mr. S ,at the Hart.-Family residence, a 3s Den 4 thane Mom .. MI 67 tlrm; ....01 , YEE,-9041 hap Plataltlott Ceylon wi re offered ofd :-,,- rev. 1 , ' , l ladle, or glanl 2 WETS to 01112 sea) , with aril and cottage 1/n the rear, let on lease at 1001., 14 129 De 1 shares Plitb).. It 26 upon the market. This state of things is sufficiently afternoon was again but limited. The exchange on bought in above the market value ;good • • " ..4 sod double Mat ewe Ma -Ma 016. 1:11101110 , . , held beet from the Duke of Portland for 36 Wean at 421., 1, ill 10010 sal Ord.99lAh striking when reference is made to our actual post- Paris was rather lower, short being generally done ceelon quoted 460. Gd. to 47.. .-The market is firm, but not ective o . rdinary ''''''t'Ve 90, Iluu.e.swdes, Lasko, tiad be en mentos dot perhomma renewable-sold for 6002 t lewed to Muth Reams 14 141 le 1.. tato Pretenses (aced WI We tion, to the soundneu of our trade in all its at 20.03. Hamburg was somewhat higher than last TEA _Anrezrar.-2,000 bags sold, retraction 7i I I:, 25.. 6d. to 28e.; refraction 2; 41, 295. 6.1. to 30s. ; which was lido By Mr. Wittman at Gusaway's.-Lessehold house, s re Loweeti•ft Ges4.4pereset. branches, the activity of our business, the concomi- post, being chiefly transacted at 13.51 to 6. Amster- 8 _______ No. 86, Herbert-street, New North-road, Hosea, anneal ....lie Norfolk) value 421. terns 90 yawn at N. 6..-3361. le ell Deft ditto I pet U 31 -Boue r h i r j in av , a ß " ate ld vi l a od 3 . l t° 3l l , l 4 . G O i lots ad ei'.; '.; Yoltlf•Alit AND ITS MANVFACTPISB.- There ' MID advance. shop,M. Thomas Gasea, at the Man.-Leasehold berme 23 all ?1•111111.13m1011,1 1 1311asaa influence exercised by the astonishing accounts of Antwerp was in demand at 25.23 to 271. For Vienna ittcz. -1,500 ha Karol! be a more picturesque jawing than that through Via, .10s.w.adadd $ m and NO. 8, Royal Hill, Greenwich, lot at 60! . the gold production in Australia and California. It and Trieste there was a fair inquiry. Other places 4 , Eprao P er se a sod Id= the aseefeeturing otatricts of Yorkshire. Approach Bud enema held for 80 ars from 1839 at 81. 78.-6661. leased te etetan St - - would appear, however, that the growing tendency show little alteration. Annexed is our usual list of white sold 74d. to 71d. Sod which way you ken, you mulct but be forcibly Leasehold house, k 0.9, Royal Hill, Ist at 331 . , held ,for a p e o d a l a ra ria nd l y w ar te e ra q tio uo n ted . steady in prices, Meek with the beau, of the country around. Bold hills, 80 „,,„,„ fns- Issnat t _r s a ~ r, all . . g abled arid. " t r i " 14 " 1154 in favour of joint-stock adventure is now proceeding the prices negotiated : Seicze -Nutmegs partly sold at 2s. Gd . to Is. 7d . ;Mace mei, *adulating meadow-land, highly cultivated fields, '--- per: Oho: 1 11 1 1 6.1 1 , 111 a st: . . .... Ile. 15$1111a evt... Behead M. Money. sald at 51. to 61t1. ; Cassia bought in at lees. to IP.. Ocala, railroads, a moot charming little river, sad all dotted - U 26 Proseenallregmo Loa. which it is likely to turn most extensively is sm ... about with copee and dell, and inoculated with pretty villas, LOCAL SEARS MARKETS. all.Weat .... Alert - - Australis. The attention of many parties skilled in Ditto and lightly spnakhd over with basy towns-Yorkshire .1. Ise km* winnals(less t . Urea Parkin l3O 10 the art of supplying the public palate with new 1 5 4 . 149 . 1 1 n other - i t article, u rn lido like a emnewhat uneven graemplut week &boat with D 21 -Transactions in the stale sad M. ISO lb. NM. °NIA Steak l4O 11l beehives. It ni tree the hives are rather smoky hives ; but _ t _L Thr r s . l ",.. - s z „, c ' ' • - " , oeseseuvordealoosesed undertakings, according to demand, is now earnestly Brine& thee the green hills, and the greets., fields, and the ens """" mar-- ""'" been dull and mom are again quoted 5 2 : (Meet/1 to the new field of operations opened up, 11 .9 0 .9 7 3 . 9 4 Mids " . 13 91d0s 5 11mhl. 13910. il seh. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. berwiag air, make one forget the colour of the smoke. by the (allo w ing ' ted from lower, aa will be era iLi. rar, as o:trac c . ~, I. weer 'and.. s .. a. to Mr. IPClesel 4 4 lib ;Of and from the under-current of the intelligence to be P.n. Bt. Petersburg per rale , S 5 l male ... US pence The market is quiet. The di mend, however, is good, sad par t Bgort Mr . 7 You and not it mire wino ywu are beyoad lAMMlllitiee ll ' . • „.' ib t rii . je , t_ iiit i : — P C . : a W "M a . 4 1 - 79. 1 6 in u i r w M ilessed to ha .ar" . gaa - - • le•• ••• "rr. l Dc. fur coesumption. Town Tallow, 46a. ; Petersburg Y.C. led nen the confines of the West Sidles : you eon de- 13 3- 133 . 18-aeilmdere iel, 00 North , Western , , _ ... ::. litto Ditto D4tto ..... ... 324 131, gleaned in monetary circles we are quite safe in Ditto ....... Meniellini. „ II kkathaVtr. tr.*. ... Mr. toe. Mfr. 30e. ... Mr. S 2 e. ow the spot, 455. 9d. to 465. ; all this year, 454. 9d.; Jan. aad Yorkshire, 8 44 4 4 - Landon and ... me. B,i i , to March. (1843), 431. 9d. ; October to Demmher, new Mt the istality by your nose. There is nothing but wool, midis" B th-Ports British, 9 16.16 10-North litaf- b Groat wastrel MS INS sad ed. and watt r, Ming knocked about, sad mired up, 6 More than halta-dozen new mining companies, for Wefts (eletne) pm S „ hits 21kr. _ 113. 24kr. (1863), 444.6 d. &MID . 8' d.-fit Helen's Railway and Canal (peels 44 W ten &seeder, a brakes on savage, unrelentieg - -- ,,,,,,,, ne . ,' _— instance, are known to be in course of pre- 13901 • 1 .... v. Shrewsbury and Hereford, 1 d.-Soar P, per st ai r ~ - pews ... 401 pence BOROUGH MAItKET.-THIS DAY. 'bul k sad draws eat eato " elven," sad melded is hot C i ir r ';'" b ow ,. 244 1 4 - -y ork , sa d N ort h midl an d, rannamma SMARM partition, preliminary, doubtless, to a great expansion rem ,.,__ lapsed. all day lor d , and all th e year long. It may rain , on Latch Rh 'lel d Q bec and Richmond, Ip. ail 1M Aberises la), thunder, or anything else it ?lessee, but it ' s all t he dd i r ean . .- ui . I lautvoicso D.C. 21.- flue market era dull to-da y, e t , ;p el mato! A 'Retire pen Ct .; IN 11l I u mines already brought out here, and on which the 11 " ... "' .. „. 4 ,0 „,.. ~, 494 se , the steady for all descriptions of lions, and late rates are well sup .., the Yorkshire folk : there II • Do peatte for the wool. . ' _ _.' A • /"..1-J- • ..2.. • CI., W. 11111 CialadgAilas Ale I 103 II 7 . • . 4mese ... 49t mom maintained. The demand has been roes &elite toe 15.... an foresee the extent or results, it may not be amiss to take a calm review of the peel. Lion end prospects of our market in con nexion with this development of speculative enter prise. Up to the present period the market has fully maintained the characteristics alluded to by as =several occasions —viz., an indisposition on thepp aerett of the public to engage deeply in the new under takings of a miscellaneous character that have been brought forward so rapidly for months past, coupled with a determined effort on the part of habituel speculators to stimulate the public appetite for this description of venture. In this disposition of the public we have a ready explanation of the difficulty that is experienced in setting afloat many undertake ings which in reality arc sound, and possess the el. meats of success. Thus, for instance, very few hot= lines of railway have met with any great support from the general public, even in cases in which the tempt. ing allurement of a guaranteed and liberal rate isf interest is held out—such enterprises being, in most instances, left to be mainly earned on by the parties interested in the locality said by the chief promoters. Thu same with foreign railways. Many of these lately introduced, and possessing guarantees from solvent governments, having fallen very fiat upon the market. This state of things is sufficiently striking when reference is made to our actual posi tion, to the soundness of our trade in all its branches, the activity of our business, the concomi tant ease of the money market, and the stimulating influence exercised by the astonishing accounts et the gold production in Australia and California. It would appear, however, that the growing teudeney is favour of joint-stock adventure is now proceeding at an accelerated pace, and that the quarter be which it is likely to turn most extensively is Australia. The attention of many parties skilled in the art of supplying the public palate with new undertakings, according to demand, is now earnestly directed to the new field of operations opened up, antl from the under-current of tho intelligence to is gleaned in monetary circles we are quite safe ia prophesying a considerable increase of movement. More than half-a-dozen new miming companies, fee instance, are known to be in course of pre paration, preliminary, doubtless, to a great expansion of enterprise in this direction. The dealings in the mines already brought out here, and on which the paid.up capital may be taken at about two millions sterling in the whole, have carried the whole of this property to an average premium of some six millions sterling. It will thus be seen that should the same ratio be preserved in the numerous new adventures that may be expected—and it is probable the dif ference between the amount paid and the nominal premium on the shares will ere long be still greater —the dealings in this department of the market would become of a most important character. Pro bably the worst feature of the case is the facility with which the gambling spirit of the day runs these adventures up to so high a premium before a profit of a single sixpence has (in the majority of cases at least) been secured, and even before it is really known whether or not quartz mining is Australia can be carried on by a company at a profit under present circumstances. As regards the latter part of the question, the supporters of gold mining enterprise refer to the fact that the colonists themselves are beginning to move in the formation of associations of this kind, with, it is alleged, every prospect of success. Thus we have to-day, for instance, the announcement of the Australian Nugget Vein Company, a colonial undertaking, the shares of which, it appears, are considered too good to be handed over to shareholders here except at a high premium. The inducements held out by these gold mining adventures ere certainly of a highly alluring character, and hence it is not difficult to understand the gambling spirit already developed. But although it is probable a general warning will have no effect upon the market at a period when the specula tive spirit is so rife, it may . yet be useful to draw attention to the folly of giving extravagant rates of premium at a period when success is still uncertain. We perceive that within the last few weeks the shares of these gold companies have been currently quoted on the Stuck Exchanges of Leeds, Glasgow, Dublin, and the other chief towns of Great Britain, and in this circumstance, again, we have further proof of the progress of the movement. Thus can be no doubt that large quantities of these shares will pus, as the mania increases, into the hands of the respectable middle and tradesman classes in the eountry, who, at a distance from London, and igno rant as children of the manoeuvres by which the spice ktors are accustomed to bring out and " rig "these undertakings, may in some cases pay severely if air handle securities of the value of which Za.are unable to form a true con- To these dames more especially a word of Mita to ma be useful, and in this sense it may be tat them to exercise a most severe scrutiny ToltlisTlDlE AND ITS MANCFACTIIIrB.—There Can gaudy be s more picturesque journey than that through the waoofacturing districts of Yorkshire. Approach Brod• ford which way you please, you cannot but be forcibly wrack with the lisau , y of the country around. Bold hills, steely 'adulating meadow-laud, highly cultivated fields, meals, railroads, a most charming hale river, and all dotted about with copse and dell, and immolated with pretty villas, sail lightly spnaklid over with busy towns—Yorkshire licks like • somewhat uneven grass-plot stuck about with beehives. It is true the hives are rather smoky hives ; but thee the Krum hills, and the greener fields, and the fine texas air, make one forget the colour of the smoke. Yu need not acquire when you are beyond Lancashire cad ico the tontines of the West Riding : you tea de tect the locality by your RON. There is nothing but wool, sad oil, ead water, tning knocked about, sad mined up, sad tom 'wader, and broken cm savage, unrelenting 'heels. sad draws out into slivers," and melded in hot taped. ell day bag, sad all the year long. It may rain, ta,l, thunder, or anything elm it pleases, but it's all thin use !is the Yorkshire folk : there's no peace for the wool. Tae whole county smells fusty, frowns', end moist the '.ngth and breadth of the West 'tidiest most be full of tamp gmantoats and wretchedly we. trousers, or I am mach mistaken. Now and then you got a mils or so of lush sweet air, as you are whisked along in the train ; hut , nl i i:L:i .. short relief from tall, dark, olysterioaolooking like county gaols or model prisons, with a rota, blot k strewn of smoke above, and another surgliag kart stream of water below, which would induce ono `ehese the plain to be a blacking manufactory, and that they wore thou Luny washing out the old bottles, 100 whistle peat it, and smell more great-eoats sad tr.nales, sad then you eume to some more green ask* rio4 over a canal, wind round • hill, plunge under the rood, whisk round a tweet., and there you are—in the "17 heart of damp wearing apparel—in the town of Brad lud If this ma ter should pay a visit to this iateresting lasa.Louriag town be will perhaps feel, u I did, taller isrpetsd to me SO many overgrown schoolboys lounging n -at. Why, some of those old boys in bins and white liniorts OM really grey-headed. They had nose of their *ohs end states with them, and, upset/se whole, I thought they were tak.ng it rather easy. When I entered one of the large stone factories I found the ground floor filled thew elderly lads, and begin to fancy I hail walked by ei•talts into some extensive national school for adult Poo , . However, this puzzle warn soon solved. The mon la pinafores were simply the factory labourers, long ewes Livia, given them these long habits, which, how- over metal, are far frees pieturnque.—DwAinsa's " H0111Ie• telif Wore." LIVIIIPOOI., Dec. 11,Teneestiese la des sleek and share market hare bees aill s MIMI prim me i gr ei imil lower, as will be seen an saw r Min the a...thorised list: 0,8010% 13 3.l6—Edinburgh, Perth, 7 9-16—Lusembire and Yorkshire, RI I I—Leedlea eels Wastes% usi 6—Midland, NO—North British, 9 11-16 10—North Staf fordshire, 3 d.-Bt. Helen's Railw a y and Canal (pref. ti per met), p.-81trewsbury and Hereford, 1 cl.—tlouth and Eastern Dover, 244 11—York and North Midland, 30 I—Dutch Rbesieh, 1 d.—Tarbes and Richmond, 1 p. Btaitimonan, Dec. 21.—this market was doll to-day, and prices a shad* lower. Calodoniam were done at sq, and London and North Westerns at 1281. MANCIEBITBS, Dec. 21.—There was • good deal of bag asse done, but at rather lower prime : if anythiag, the rat a obtained at the close showed greater Gunnels than at the opening. Australian Freehold, I I 9-16 p. I—Lake Ba thurst, 1 p —Eastern Counties, 13 3-18—Caledisalans, 341 1 —Midlands, 801 I —Dowers, 241—Cheshire Juisetion, 61 d. —Blackburn., 71—Sheffield', 314—York, Newcastle, end Berwick, In —London Stock, 1261 —Edinburgh and OW trow, 40—Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 74—Leeds Btock, 1441 1 3—Chester and Birkenhead (221. share.), 21 d.—War rington end Altrincham, I p.—Union Plata Olaae, 401—East Lmeashire, 191—East Anglian Seven per Cram (54. paid), 4. Lagos, Dan. 21.—The share market has been rather weaker this morning, both in railways and mines. The closing prices are as follows —Caledonians, 341 ; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 841 ; Leeds Northerns, 184 ditto, Pref. No. 2, 4 prem. ; Midlands, 801 ; North Brih, 10; ditto, Prof, sf. 2a. Mines: —Agua Fria, 1 9.16 ; Carson's Creek, 8.. ; Colonial Geld, 41; Lake Bathurst, 1 7-16 ; Nou veau Monde, 3; Port Philip, 34. 13ii. 30,.... iiii. iiie. rraakforbea-tee•blelas per £lO 7, 1194. Cir. ... 11910. Okr Vanua& (.¢ams) pre C ~ 14. 21kr. ... ill. 114kr. Trawls Madrid par deka: :, peace ... 491 peace Cadiz Bilbao Baravilama. Nakao „ ~ 4 pass ... 491 pew* decals .„ „ „ 49 peeve ... 491 peace Gibraltar „ „ 411 pass ... 401 penes Leghorn Genoa 0 •01• 1 1 per dieeat ~ 414 peace .. 411 peace Menu° par caws* „ 124$ i•anee ... 121 pence /Amine Lisboa per tellree ' oo daps data 221 Woke • • 320 prate Oporto ,, „ 331 pulp ... 233 velum mg Awns= . I. f• mow iport. 100 Oalaissis I Pour ma 11•1710010 0. Cork awl Iliaiso u. Duda% Perth. and Atm. .Itto Junction I It Milo Aullon($1.1004.CI I Do. do. ID.) / per Ot. , S Do. de. (U. Ila.) 7 par Ct.' ard.C....tata4 pla k ll4 11 el ' DIU* de. ow $ 10 Da. Itsw pa On. lamb • limitaimnalip pen tp.Cl 6010.40411. I Dulain. SI Per •••• IM Owed NewtheraS perlooo4 luu Da. I par erac lelp la,- ' damale at 10 001. pal 61 04.1111a&Notra41)11161000 OW•ll.9ka Manta ea Ape 111 GLWallers. Iheel 44 pea. I I lareaslire &Tara. FASO ; perantilask 100 I L OO .. lIDOILOOMI pent 100 Ditto Sow Our. fur O. Laa.MINIAINICIanirks 11 Lowlsoiearty SON& 00 ill I • llao.t mea r rlll t al.l M Zo ll oo. I i.• Do. Now SIO . De. IA. 411 Yarn. a i ▪ , bo. Cow y pCt. ItallaadDaaner.44o.tp.4.4 Ditto Preform Valmmilos all Do. Guarastrad N poet tll Do.WoomoyTallus pet Ina Marti 114101.14 an Mail eleiltdshlts LIMP 0404 WIIIMONIsr, a d WaSo4o..alil. 0 per Gat • Dila dills ditto Q. •wz a sk i iim.:4l7 4.. c., 2 ; wino $ per Coat_ ▪ , Ds. I per Coat IN 111 IN H 7 I. IN i ab iPs Mear•. Pattenden and Smith report that the trade is steady for all deserintiqus of lions, and late rates are well maint.iined. The demand bee been very seta,e for bags, nearly the whole of which are disposed of. 8 II 34 14 :1 i "' pm I 11 p 1.1 15 I. 111 $ 4 117 lii COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY Rolywell, 16.. 6(1. ; Hurtley, 00.. GA 1. ; Townley, 14%. ; Walls End Ha.w.ll, 17s. 9d. ; Walla End Russell's Reyna, 17.. 6.1.; Walls End Tees, 17s. 9d. ; Nizoa's M ert hy r . 245.; Walls End liartun, 16, 9d.—Ships at markt t, si Pa 1114 I (BY St EM•RIER TELEGRAPH.) LIVERPOOL, WEDEESDAV, I( A.M. Wind S.E., moderate, thick and raining. Arrieed.—Nlelbourne, from Itichibucto; Peter ..nd Lauritz, from Nykiobing; Bog Moza Nadeshda, from St. Petersburg. QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 2). Wind W., fresh breeze. Arrived.—Parland. from Mauritius. Julie, f; ,tu Quebec, with loss of maintoptuast and foretnnA sprung. 111 113 „ SI iii 1 14 pm 1004 1104 Ir lA"' I 4 4 - II If': 1 "1 si. TRACTASIASISM.—On Sunday evening the Rev J. L. °altos, perpetual citrate of St. Sidwell's, in the city of Exeter, announced his intention to hold a midnight mem on Christmas Eve. The rev. gentleman said that " Friday neat, being the vigil of the holy Nativity, holy communion would be sdatinistered in the tint hour of the morning," that is, the Der moo will commence at mid night on Chriatmes En. The church wee crowded to ex , nee ; sad the announcement was heard with the stand murrains by the congregation. It has produced some excitement in the parish, which is the largest in the city, and it as expected that some hostile demonstration of popular feeling will take place es the occasion. It will probably be recollected that the pariah of St. Sidwell's was the Deese of • most un seemly riot some few pare ago, in sena of a (won minister pr ng in wearing his sur roc in the pulpit against the wishrs of his parishioner,, who almost deserted the church. Last year the Rev. Mr. Oaltun ad sainistend " holy communion " at live o'clock on Christ. m.s morning ; and the "altar " wee then decorated with evergreens. Another minister, the 1t.,. Ssekrille Lee, of the parish of Allhallows, had last year determined to haves mem ; but as the authorities had IVY on to op prebend an unseemly row, they enceeeded in &wording the rev. gentlemen from doing so. It is not thought that Mr. Oalton will be persuaded to relinquish this novel ides ; he is a bold man and an eloquent extemporsaeou preacher, but a most decided Waterton. I le pm :49 ISt al le se 111 104 319 THE MINIsTRV.—Tho Times of to-day says :.. "The couttruction of the new government is so Lir sauced that it is possible Loa' Derby may know 11l trio names even at the very early date he has asked for the . ra tification of his curiosity. We believe we may state that all the distinguished statesmen whose co operation was desir able, or to he expected, have done their uttnor to smo,,th the inevitable difficulties of the new Premier's task, and have placed themselves at his disposal with a most gener ous disregard of Intel, personal .finsiderations. In one only instance, that of • certain great unattached, is there any re luctance to serve her Majesty and the people in • anted government. Hod the Earl of Clarendon been foreign se cretary in the Russell cabinet it would probably have sue ' rived to this day; we car, only regard, therefore, the intro duction of his canto, and the omiasion of another, as by no means an unfavourable omen. Lord John Dowell, it is said, places himself entirely at the service of the public; but his friends, with a greeter regard for his health and strength than he has ever been accustomed to feel him self, stipulate that he shall he spared the work of a ~. borious department. As for the other names, some are too well known to he further alluded to; and others a few hours will declare." A SlMar flr l'arr.ll..—We bad the pleasure el bli leeeliastosi Friday last, at Airthrey Milli, an enormous that it nib'.( white paper. The web is without a break, being eau mafiosos* sheet, 3,000 yards in length—within a tittle of • mile and three-quarters-64 inehee broad, sad wends 4 1 01ba. Thin web was made, dried, sad finished early to be deepatehed within three boor., sod might 41 " teen at its destinatiou (111Ainbargh) that night, had to wait WWI the neat morning for the tsetse Alen I , l i charge it with duty, a n d th en an a dditional number of °"" to Ova the esparsoor an opportunity to re-weigh it, matinee a delay 01 shout two days. In referees' to this • c - irrirap,ndent .ay. --" For this delay and careful etattsiam, there i• charged up 'n the web 21. I Is. 6d. as City 118 manufacturers will receive rather under 101. forth. above sheet. They have the risk of had debts but, snowing .11 to be !good, the have to pay for the flirt bbtethier powder, alkali, roan, se., used in th.. manure,- hue then rent, wages, wear ant: tear of machinery, as wed m the above duty of 21. Ils. 6d.. all out vet the 1 01. if 1 I yea hot for machinery whit would be the price of per Plawat, or where would information fur the people be, ale questious that readily suggest themselvel to or. They Imre no doubt on the mind that, if the stamp and parent chile. were sholiolie 1, we would have as catenates a tires let tan 61, hewslmp-rs as brother Jonathan. Besides the hewn. that would be given to the spread of knowledge, br. al omelet Wheat more than one branch of industry which to great @ISOM is dependent spun the gleaning of the inamifactating Gelds, for, alter the staple testae ma nefacturen hoes muds the must of their materials, the Fspir•lsaker nes up that which would not only be waste Mend, bat a animate to the land."—Stirling Journal. 111 lili I/ pa. 171 171 If 18 1. Pa Par iPa 13 1 NI If I* idb IA lu2 104 ' Se i Ps If I oestft Dena •.• I, DIU• lova Zamora (Swift Asapit MAI th...1 4 01: 4 1 IrtZtrilikat Wm, at /1411° wr y ••• • 10111.10111 111 Wawa sad astiereir Irma Jawlike Madera awl &yellow DUsa wad &maws ... Keit lease 10 wet lodise u.ahmistise if halm ;Ot.Wadafewslajibure De. Nob (lialin.).llSei Da. (Ilaihray) I Da. ! (Oral) . goes sod .WATT. GLASGOW AND SOUTII-WESTERN Its\ ILWAY.— Triffle return for the week ending thoemlwr 3,8221. 101. 6d.; ditto, corresponding week lapt 'tar, 3,756. 124. 10d.—inereese. 76i. 176. 7d. POSTAGE TO SIVITZERLAND.—The following has hem kilted from the General Parit.olllee : —Henceforward. letten (or Switzerland, when specially addreeeed to be for warded in the Premien deed mails, vie Belgium, will be liable to a rate of pne a sf 10110., instead of le. Id., this single letter, notes ItWeanernmies in weight, and ee agneeding to the is operation for ehargiag This alpha paid la @drawn, or the Wats . log a faewuiad wspaid, at the option of the rarkt risiir::: 7. :.1 • [AdTertisement.)—HottowAT's OINTMENT AND Pro Till ropy' renewal. 111111.1,11te roa Oore atm UNKVIIATI.X.— Ebtraet of letter from Mr. Thnntoe Wyboen, druggist, Eton, doted April M. 1t432 -"Tn Pr0f...,,, Holloway. tiir,—A awe has lately come rioter my ,t 4e. ' , Mich I Minh oh. oid be 1.401.143 LIJOWII. It to that of a poor man, all) tweeted so do entlfa!ly from ehronte rheuma tism. that he 11,, toe of • ne aide and en.inntd Incereant pain. undrt different medic•dtreatmeot, and at Woettninotr the faculty tworettionot h m Ineorati,e. tin.ear. thi• atltYaClla \; eon, tar by the wie y.ntri'intment and pill., he haa bees N nth wed stitagth."--nol'l by all =to, obi at Pro - • ' rat , May's katabilahoutt. 144. Intend, yQr r it; • • , • . , I •', • • 1.. r - 1 2 -• THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctoct. Firmness continues to prevail in the English stock market, business, however, being quiet. Consols have ruled steady, at yesterday's quotation of 1001 to ex div. for the opening of the 18th January. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1011 to 4, being a slight improvement, consequent upon the purchases of the government broker. The Three-and-a-Quarter Rer Cents. have been dealt in at 104} to ; Bank Stock, 224 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 81s. to 645. prem.; India Bonds, 81s. prem. There is no change of importance in the foreign bond market, which remains quiet. Mexican bonds mark 24'4 ; Peruvian Deferred, 64; Portuguese Fours, 401 to 41; Russian Fives, 120; Spanish Old Threes, ; ditto New Deferred, 24 to 1 ; the Committee's Certificates, 4 per cent.; Buenos Ayrean, 74 ; Equa dor, 3j; Dutch Fours, NI. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PAIU4, Um fl. rot Mow. „1 1/0 1 101.1 001141. 03i 1 1, 7:0 3 . ,....63 ‘ i R 1 33 10010 111 11 101 16 , 106 45 Ulilla l I I iOpentnis Ali I lu ►a Assegai. 3 per Crate. 49 par C. ma., DU , 101 0 liper CA.188., 1933 ! 100 II . per Nato .. . .... I 90 30 ._ Bpr °onto. Itew Loan II i ~ Itaehanig••• LanciOn: bugled. 2.5 S. .. 0 ^ d4 B . 1 4 0 .. , Mu, 5 yerg.l94o 100 lloapy i Sop.. Kent. lasl Da. 4i .. .... Ilialmoin 3 p.Ct.... 100 30 1 Treavery Ikeda US. 3. lOU .... . 1 Haat 14hmrve rAIIIII, DEC. 21.-111. Germain, 1,4'5; Versailles (right imp, —; ditto (left Ma). 110; Pao and tkl. wia. 1.0 .0 1'..r.• MS liouvii. 973; SOSO Ind Havre, :35; MaroelZita and A,,.. • 9, ; mrsammt mil PM, 267 0: Nogthem 901 23: 1 . .. 1.1.11 itra4.strit. au; nib GP 'Lyons., 91150: Lyons and Meanie.. rasean. 770: OW. MI Illesine ..nd St. Disler to Grav, 5 .0 . rens end US ; Dijon slat Havaaces. 51 . Bor deaux and Oet 0, 0199 and Yee otp, 313; 9 ,61 and . t.e,..,.. 170; lloadeaux sea 'GM% ; Moateresu and Trays 120; brawl Omaha, —. TAIT Eltq '4--EIRRATA. —The odds quoted against Ratanlea and Lord Faueonberg +houNt have been 3,000 to 60 'Kelt —not 2,000 to 60, and 3,000 to 90, as stated by mis. take in our last. DEtilltitAllA RAILWAY. Return of paimmgcr trade for the fortnight ending 13th ultimo, 324 i. 13s. licl. ; goods ditto, 2081. 160. 3d. 11 ti "i ii d• i d 1 de 9 Is K l. 1 4 pm 41 11 7 1 1 1 1 1 • 11 pi SI Si PI ■