The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-07 00:00:00

/ • • 4C;4:400.-6-4 o'l2-- r p its !~ - ~~- No. 1,990.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1853. [THREEPENCE. •&' 74 p : RAILWAYS. 334 29 Marla Antonia— ... N. 94 W 11 1 5 Northern of France_ $4l 34/ 10 all Do. 201. 3 per et. (for B. & Amiens dm) 141 151 10 all Norwegian Trunk Pre&r. 40 1. Pees and Lyons .. 1 5 1 16 Out 10 IP Paris aid Orleans 3$ 40 30 10 Paris sod loam . 33 S 9 Al 20 Paris and Straabolior 3ll 113 20 4 Parta.Caar,andCharnoung 4/ 3 pm 101 21 Quonsa .a d ltlehmond 4 4pm Su x Ronan sad Dana 10 103 20 5 Rasa** and Manse . 91 103 , . Do. 13 per Cent. Prefer. 20 4 Another. of ?ranee l3 34 20 2e. Upper India Senp ..... 1 1 0 01 r 1 all Wet Randers . 51 51 10 6 Da.sl per Cont. Prefer. k dl. s pre $0 9 WSPUITII or how- . 94 10 pos 10 2 Weaternol Ihrltrerland., for the Seven per Cent. Bonds of the Ohio and In diana Railway Company, which are quoted at 88 per cent., owing to these bonds being secured by a first and only mortgage, and convertible into the stock of the company, at the option of the holder, at any time till 1867. Present prices are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : warm .. rer stir North P00l South Frances 27 0 earn Brca South Tolgas 23 0 Merllyn Wheal Seton 27 0 Ons:owiConsols 0 2 United Mines 25 0 Great Polgooth Wheal Loral lO 0 Troybky ao 16 South Tamar 0 10 Bedford United General Mining Company of Ireland .... ... . --- 'O. All.mout . 0 ea. 7,000 O .... 6,696 O .... 6,000 O .... 6 883 O .... 6,503 O .... 6,346 O .... 6,000 O .... 4.930 O 4.300 O .... 4,770 • .... 4 0 500 O .... 3,830 3,600 THIS DAY.—Two o'Ccout. The rails ay market continues flat, and prices show a drooping tendency, although without any marked decline. Edinburgh and Glasgow, Great Northern, South-Western, Brighton, and Scottish Midland arc lower. Caledonian stock is an exception, having tallied slightly. There is little movement, but some of the " Bulls" appear disposed to sell upon the ad vanced rate of discount. Foreign shares are neglected. SHARON AND STOCKS UNOCIARANTERD. 61$ lledeemab.e. Dividend,. Prim. Cn`ted States 3 per Ct. Eds. 1863 Jan.:aud .Iti'y 97 98 Ditto 6 pre Cent Bd.. ... 1861 Jan. and Ju'y 104 105 Do. 6 per Ct. do. do ... 1664 Jan. an !July lel 11. q Do. 6 perCt.lnee.Eltuck...ls67.lB6B Jan. and July 101 , 1 104 Do. ditt, New Toe: Stata S per Cta. 1558-1360 Qamierly 97 99 Pennsylvania 5 per Ct. Feb. and Aug. ST 88 Do. S per Cent. bon.la 1142 Jan. and July 05 91 Ohio 6 per Cents Massochumette 3 per Ct. Ster ling Bones Do 5 per Cents Dollar lida 1872 May and Nov. 971 981 llattotslnternal I — Jan. and Ju y 73 73 Dl to interest )laryland 5 perCt.S.ter.Bds — Jan. and July 95 100 Virginia 6 per Cta. losc. St 1357.1875 Jan. and July 95 95 Virginia 6 per Cent. duals 1884 Jan. and Jul 95 95 Kentucky 2 per Cent. lb. PO. Litman. St. \IN , Abentoss . 1111 Ambers. Nett Ly., Ea I and Lost hustles _.. _ _ boar prima yesterday. iss to-day tip to pr. 6 .... Great Work 29 0 0 .... 3,451 0 Wheal Tremayno Tinerott OlO 6 .... 3,150 0 Botalliek Wheal Booth Condurrow East Wheal R3llO Spearne Consols Trumpet Consols 2O 0 0 .. . 2,000 0 St. Iva Consols 4 2 0 .... 1,974 0 Wheal Exmouth 0 7 6 .... 1,605 0 Balleswidden Nwth Basset 6 0 0 .... 1,600 0 Polberro Sauth Caradon 6 0 0 .... 1,280 0 Cwzrystoyth -1 Golden . The Old. Old very 0 ld_Man r t 3, THQ MAS PARR . was Born at the Glyn, within This Chap elry of Great Willas ton i o and Pan shof Albe rbury t e - 3 C in the County of Salop. ,) In the Year otourLordila3. He lived m the Rests of Tfinßings antOtteens of "En gland (viz) KEDW.4. t_Enwv! KRICH.3.X.PIE,N.7 K.HEN. EDIA/ 1 ! 6! O.MARY. 0 ELI Z. ,JANE S 1.!! and K. CHARLES .I. l !diecithe r 5. nnd was hurried. in Westminster Abbey on the ie:ot November 1635 I Aesti 152 Years and months -----• tan MULE OW 1111/1 BUM TAILIT U WILLASTOII CILIPLL. an ' ilir7a.w7.l:: iattaariantir in !Bekaa, Lan.,BlCktos. Jan. ' all Do.CbetAßlek....Sele23l.C. 134 De. do. do. 201... WO Arleta and &eke ... .. 1 100 'Waded= ... . all 'Porta end liolyhisd .. all Cork and Bandon ' 0 Dabba and Bsitastia . no . . .. all i Dundee. Neal, ard Ater- don !grunion .. ... all Ma Andllan (SU 1 , ..41 I mod 1.111,D) . . .. U Do. (ins I. OII:i ... U Mole Osootioi ... .. .4... all illealtieri:._ dim II sat c au • t , • toe DM Lommiin .. ID IL 6 W.L Dlre.latrenio 100 , isikkerstt and Glascow . lel lOnaliarga and Peebles . 100 ' lilinbargb, Perth, Muds. . 106 , Glartow h sootaweetorn too' Groat Manors .. ft.ip L ge :logo Do. ilono.A. IliZok.. Dab s af e Moak.. • NO oolWooLaro.. . FM Ong 11 Dili Dna Doloni .. an lassosior sod CorUsio - 111 Ds. !bias . 100 Umsiddre and • Terika.. 11 DO. Mks_ ... - ill De. Wee 111.1Ingilnlor all Leeds Nankeen ... .. 11 Iqll.lllM and Blankest .. S Lea.,Tilbury,k Boathani 100 Lea.. Beigblen. loo . naa too Lambe h North-1086W 19 Do. !(irks . . 1 D0.8105k.,1i.44 it.(b 100 London k dontla-Vesaton Ni Do., SSO ... ... . 14 De.. 11110 .. all Undsadossy IrOsimloe all Lisimerryik llastakttl en I"ilime = .4lAmirb 4t Do. Lk& thuor 314 Eli 61 7 101 It 61 61 MA 22 23 21 1 dIA 107 102 661 67 236 131 171 lb S S Wm MONEY MARKET. 10S1 67i 7 731 Tennessis 6 per Cent. *nada 6 per Ct. bt. Bonds 1874 Feb. and Aug. 115 1151 Litt ditto Boston City M per Cent literiing Bonds Montreal City 6 per Centr 1857.1a65 I 1 1 X i c i b ;: d e O t " 186 87 New Yint Citys pert - I.SL 1655.1870 Quarterly 96 97 Pennsylvania Central Rail. Rd. 6 per Cents rb:ladelphia and Reading Rail. BA. 6 per Ct. Mort gen Bends and 1 New 'fork Erie Seven 1860 per Cents., Ist mortgage 1868-1069 Ditto seven per tent, 7nd 111 91 :1 11 13 lei 11i 7i Si 71 73 6 1 1 L 3 l i Wheil Mary Ann .. 2 0 0 .... Wheal Friendship flolyford Tywarnhayla and Nanackuka 0 0 0 .... Wheal Ossles North lioskear St. Aubyn and Orylla Drake Walla 0 6 0 .... Ii ist Darren 2 0 0 .... liirkeudbi ightahiro Wheal Margaret 3 10 0 .... Rix Hill Gonansesa_ _ 1 10 0 .... 1,230 0 1,024 0 1,021 0 1,000 0 1,000 0 69G 10 910 o 006 0 610 0 0 393 0 392 0 389 12 384 0 Jan. and Jukr 88 87 MayandNor. 1064 107 i 1 61i 29 0 pa 2 61 63 603 ell 42 4i 120 122 103 107 784 248 804 1 80 42 121 1084 114/ 34 irlartogo Ditto Sewn pc reente.,Con- male Inchigan Central 8 net Centq , Cenvertiblo Ohio 6: Penile v. 7 per Ct Income Bonds Ohm & Indiana 7 net Ct , let Mortgage Convert 186) Seaboard Sr ttoar.ooke 7 per Ct. let Mortgage The traffic returns for the mentioned English lines of this day, are as follows : Ku. aid Sept. 96 93 Jim ant AO 91 92 Ap:il and Oct. 105 106 April and Oct. 92 91 Feb. and Aug. ES - 1191 9 . 16 if 76 99 91 116 126 la 93, 114 $9 311 :I 26 " 17 176 9 99 2 pa 109 1 109 1236 1246 f 36 4 poi I " 91 112 al 4441. 4 h dia 11 126 20 H. Feb. and Ant. 82 —ex div last week on the under railway, as made up to Vr.eal C:ltinrd Levant i - ii 2 .... 2 0 0 .... 352 o 320 0 norm, iatcre Nod Life and Times of MI Parr. who 7i-rd to be 132 rars of or , ; co, t.:Wag Remarks on IN•ely, Health, and the lot Halt, ,t 1' ~76ouit.sti.;fe, nirty.two pages, with Eat. wings, Anctdotesotc., may be 14 , 4 putts of T. IWBERTS and Co., Crane- 10 Ili per:, lie....er e..f. London, by atatting are *tang, for poetate. N EILLY half the adult population of Great Britain could bear testimony to the agreeable influence and S a t estraorenary curatire powers of to p A It It ' S L I F E P I L L S. to e t pp fk Cm !Las n.t tc.tell the ettlezey of these admit. tole ptas, boa newleetel an easentLil incentive to health And happiness; and has not fg Weed thly Vat chars of as ren.ling trona the healthy Delon of all the organs, which makes it a pleasure to " lire, more, and hare our 40 wpm" We there:ore say to lion who are suffering L. , . ea 111-beelth; to those who are &preaching what is now called old age; to those who 13 m e oak* to et madam toemi trio , of PARit'S tire PILLS, wit leh have never yrt failed; which, tent the innocence of their sii ea,.tvon, con over Knre. en ~ in luring this valuable Neatens to the world. at foil is bone, at le. 10., 2s. 134., and Licitly pse'zets It lls. each, by aU relvishie melicine vendors throughout the world. Irr" et. dgestoes arc gives with eleil boa. et. so we. AmeNt• : Barelay and Sons, F arr i n gdoe-street; Edwards, gt. PATO'? Chlteb.fird ; Sutton and Co., Bow Ch urch- y ard ; ganger, st . 1131, °dad. ara,t; Hannay, Oiforchatrtet: and Baster, etweast, nigh goibne. IS !ii BSI 179 9 9 107 i 1:31 9 9 4 3i 1852. 1851. 1850. London and North*eatera..L4s,923 £40,247 .. £42,01 Wheal Jane Trehane 0 5 0 .... 256 0 12S 0 Tctal £273,017 8 POREION MINES, Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,818 .. 16,299 ..13,719 London and South Western 9,831 8,403 .. 8,803 London and Brighton Great Western I'cr share. Amount. Cobre Li 0 0 .... £68,000 0 St. John del Hey 4 0 0 .... 4,100 0 General Mining Association Mannato Mexican and South American 0 5 0 .... 6,000 lt Linares Grand Dwchy of Baden...—. 0 1 0 .... 300 0 Alten Mining Association 91j 90j Midland South Eastern York and North. Mid Laud York, Newcastle, & Lerwick 14,04 .. 13,0;6 .. 12,627 Shrewsbury and Cheater 1,615 .. 1,411 .. 1,337 Great Northern 15,527 .. 10,030 .. 6,811 Chester and H dyhead Shropshire Union 651 .. 680 .. 408 Exeter and Crediton I 124 .. 101 .. Bristol and Exeter ) Ilk De. Um. amd Dab, 47jitgitiO4 West (Ireland).. 10! Illoword_NA - 3 . 0 iil 3 3 ms 79 791 46 411 79 ê Total £112,160 0 1611111;;W;re i all iNortyWall SO 62 4e 3 It BS 9 Ms 64 57 3 1 1 Sidi' 39S 40 261 dV die 4 7} al 3s 4S pm 491 SOS N 91 54 63 G 7 73 60 '6;;6 522 . 496 4,435 4,108 .. 3,714 16,293 .. 12,703 .. 12,540 712 .. 633 .. 649 1,143 860 .. 810 Manchester at SouthJ unction East Lancashire Eastern Counties and N orfol k East Anglian Leeds Northern Blanches;, r, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire North Staffordshire 6,502 4,671 .. 4,441 Stockton and liartle pool 1,571 .. 1,358 London and Mackwall South Yorkshire Kendal and Windermere THIS DAY—Two o'CLocK. The gold minin,g shares continues to droop, few buyers offering. Business is, at the same time, more limited. The decline in prices, however, is not serious. Yuba Myer shares are rather better than they closed yesterday. Australian Agricultural shares are also worse, marking 267 to 276; South Australian Land, 64 to 66 ex div. ; Van Dicmetl's Land, 18 to 19. BOW READY, MR DOD's PERIIAGE, he. gm Wins me 1a.% thornurblv rewired. with mars inanwwententg. PEERAGE, BARONETAGE, KNIGHTAGE, be, tor ISO (thirtreti , h year). By CQUILDJI R. DOD, tog., oot)or or "The Perli.sacrA , ry Companion." Eleetoral Facts," ter. /Wasp ha., handaorae'y bound in Co ditiz l a .. , / v ies lea. bd. Whittaker Lad Oa., Awe IRELAND 15 t Do. Now . . 3i r Nor then Couuttoo Uzi. n IPO 'North British , ... 13 )North De.oa. Xo. 1. ali Do. 6 A Deterred 3 Do. 1 1 IS Guaranteed 175 North Btailordslre... . all i Atilt Western 10 Northand 8. Vici.eral on ISO !Oxford, Roca, Is Wolver 100 h 800ttlab Central ... 100 MELBA 10) Shrews. Is Wm.. Mao A 1173 Do. L.A.37.W.Guar.Stk 411 Obroersbary ILI Claws, all D0 (114 .1131 .W nt n .. ) ...... 30 Do. Oioratry" .- 54 gropilmo Voila ... r NI Olga Dow ... ... 100 Ina IN ilea ... .. 1 30 3 =T a t „m aim ... n.r ... D2 , 5 . Ditto ditto 13 TliamdlittooDooktitall 17 Vole ct IWO ... .- au Watalbrd sol = all . Rotator , / isl I i , West (11318311d1 Cosa 31.. Wiebbies owl 100 TorkAlsoondokileritist _ THE DAILY NEWS.I batkemerning Pitpec, prim 3d. Ma Vidal Urge& tbe DAILY SEW:, is at the he :9 rif the Mel hem of Great Britain, n‘lvocatlno free commerce In Its breaded end all mad Mil practleal reforms, whether r olitical, social, Meeeiedastirel. M tbs aunt and value et its Gemmel hews,—ln the accuracy of Its law &Turf the =PM, truthful, owl impartial character of Its Perrot Intelligence, sad In the 'mewl rzikreantileand c.gair.crcial tannin coat-Mel in the City, Vallee), ant Monetary Arttales,— Ws Paper in iii...nrma&M. It entrain. a more &uteri liPt of Shipping than any other paper am sultuively Emil report of Shipping in the ladian Sem by every wetland mt.l—ani the only daily Maim Bonet, with list of prices, gabliael anywhere. it addreasm itself to families. os being the only paper beldam the elimes" vil,kheielndee, alai ha& always cuticle, from its columns illleeenstre agenrUaruents. It. la pub& %roar Is shown by the last return of stamps kr th• yar IbSI. to the traitor London Nevin:wpm, by whisk It will be veer &at this paper (Me youngest by more than I misty years) had in flee years beaten its three eldest competitor& : ratabllshod. Stamps leeued. Kowa* CILLONICLZ Illommo Pon 1779 929,020 Boum° Miami. MILT NEWS tgkrgefiletr 'Br coutinced maintenance of UM Ms ___leatag *Moe receetiy a:premd by a *The Bally Ne 'ls the yousges cestsa tn e m Or Limbs musk, Spa Prom the le t it tali high gime' sad salmi tess—eoPre. I imam comical:lv that mimed. , Illmealin glib le the Zr atice oPinien of Ecglari 9 sal elms*,, with the mad lfram of the recognised immsorti Ira Ma s nieces of advertimmeat& —next ft Ift .Mmee.--elleigeti by an dilly papa, its twlitial mow! than MatialiMilt vkli Ns higui . Ts be o nce. rdered of uyy Bookseller or Bewail= IS the 111111/11Ms ; Or at OE Office, 10, Bourctrta street. Pleet.ekreet. L. 50 9. 64131 19 SS 9i W 14 IS lilt. IS 24 The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines), are as follows : Gress amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1852 £222,821 .... 4,599; .... £4B 8 11 1851 1850 180,133 4,379 k .... 41 2 7 This analysis shows that, compared with former periods, the general railway traffic of the country continues in a most satisfactory position. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : ii 4 33 at• 13 136 4 4 1 2 1 3 76 34 1 96 91 37 93 96 19 71 73_ Glutton' and South Western Caledonian Edinburgh and Glasgow Seottibk Central • Aberdeen North. Brill,: 18451. E 4,699 9,171 .... 7,793 4,473 .... 4,029 2,043 .... 1,725 1,427 .... 1,406 3,736 .... 3,483 1 . 10. "" ii/7 - 111201•0; —. .. 10 D0.0.10.1.P0Mi000 100 Tart .M Nora BMW 38 7 AL 41 ti 50ill 711 $ 13k _LIIIIITLIAIOII AT _?, an Rat. ati L=llll4lo ll.B lgmemaiss (larellsOesstWasises tOrIWIT4I.IO6IIrEqi SO SI lIPi SOY •o •1 Scottish Midland J unction 6ul .... Total The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena Cork and Bandon Belfast and County Down Londondurry and Enniskillen Ulster Dundalk aad Enniskillen Cork, Blackrock, and Paso..ge .p!!~~M -6naiw~ £593 .... £603 182 .... 117 167 196 325 1,54 961 92) 137 167 180 .... 160 10 LailiNAlLWistarn) i 0 luar.Op.Ct. U b) 109 111 H 56 lit no THIS DAY —Two o'CLocK. jilt CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, 1J wawa; aad 000aL la. ma; pam, 44. WIIAT TO SAT, DRINE, AND AVOID. It. LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. m. MOW TO BE nem. MORAL AND P II TRICAL tr ENJOYMENT 07 LYE. T. ON SPECIAL DISEASE. THE INSITTLII.6 OP MARRIAGE LIFE. DISEASES OF WINTER. clacAn DELLNGESIENTS. OLD& CONSTIPATION, sad MAIMORR. B rs. sad s. IRISH, sal SCOTCH LAKES, S yes.. lc gaol. at. RTDROPATIIT; OR, TELF COLD WATER CCRL Mira MOMENTS: a aluallg ln y Wooßash lid.; Rowel, 35. rirloa, 23, Pateraorserlow ; alma°. IL. I': aa-aussl I liszar 31,Carettin, ar.d aL bouamalLas ; and at I o,Arall-si ace. Easera•MeaL QEASONABLE FESTIVITIES.—The exuberance wr eta. feeder, mail errs d piety, aatdrally induce, the fair adyoathril to elms M fidmalmse maw the poi a any Mast* aid thereiere to &rote aissitalleallSONl Ole OW= of the toiet.l It le It thia tredve OMNI Met ItOWLAXLIV ILACASIAR OIL fee sundae tad •ulti • laserimt bind el Mgr; ROWLANDS' SALM& for rlig the Ms eft, sal Moomiag, DOWIANIri° ODOECIO. er TOM lot !overdo, • mei- IS shimmies to the teeth ire redid Wei hegassed requisition to pro. , mote end swain the pII K UL at ilb lllll oM 10 unt.rre.lly @ought f ' led bemired. Beware of 14.1114111 , OM The only maize of ash brae the RUM of "I preesdag that oft he article cs the wr.pper er by A. LOW LAND and 110246. 10, name. polka, Leftist. and by chemise sad perfumes. %aid NM.—N.B. N. bp Ere maims amp shampil bib his bat aid aAtrbs. 1. B. teatiies;retle a new method of tapping evhh warranted 14 t all wen we it, aad Puerile( wholesale and retail hie NEW VILLI TAP WitAPPLlia (to supersede the bun,gline method whine Weil, At &Lead is. per packet. The trade supplied. N.B. Its writs won much eserowsed and duly appreciated to the Croat Kabibilion. Swaim 21. No. 461 AND CLERICAL . - - • -- - The Rot. J. C. Thompson, late curate of Beverley Wolter, Las been appointed chaplain of the Bost !tiding Row of Correction et Beverley. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, JAN. S.—APPOINTMENTS—I. Camp boll cuhrraed to rank of surgeon, on death vacancy. Pay wenn IL . F. Crispin, to Lainbatsvls ; and 11. A. Collins. to Eacoro.ter. Clarks' Assistants W. Simmonds, J. F. •lkls. It Dawson, C. E. Sp-irk, J. Campbell, lad L. C. ratter; %Lin tint entry. Smr tuDONED.—inttlligence has been ru bbed at Bristol that the Lady of the West, of Newport, %ea that port to New Orleane, was abandoned in a sinking state on the 24Ith December, let. 47, long. 9 NV. The master and II of the crew took to the long boat, end were afterward' r.ckcd up by the Fanny, of SAlcombe, from Leaden to $l . M ichaels . and transferred by her to the alkor, homeward bound. 11-ARLO W' Li NEW DT- I: ......,.._;;.' Jur VENTED SEMACTLVO SYPHON li. ' TAP. REQUIRES NO VENT-PEG" II pit -' Prevents ale, beer, clacr, or other button : :ilia: 1, from bcoomMt tat or lied re effectually 3 '"..--- 4 that the last le.nt shall be drawn as good ea we - A i ..... 1 3 . i I the Ant; warranted to repay its met li 11 ,- , . two ekct eat of tcd for ; price 4.. 9 6 . d.; diU Zi IT Th e atom engraving rdeny 'will exp . lain its action. N hen the loose key is fitted on If ire the top of the plug C (whleb tuts a holeop- polite the alr.tube II), andletent mr rathee Mrungh it Into the mak to canoe th: Num :41 to run off freely; when the tap la turned off nn more air can enter. JAMES BARLOW, le, Ring William. street, Hansom-house, Farni.hing Iron- , ~„ _ _ .. monger and , Bath Senufaeurer. Eato- Demme Jim 6. The Earl of St. Germans is expected to arrive at Kingstown at nine o'clock this morning, when he s will repair to the viceregal . lodge; and at a Privy $ Council to be held this evening, his Excellency will be sworn in Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. His public 15 entry into Dublin is reserved for a future occasion. The new viceregal household will be constituted u at. follows :—Major Ponsonby, Private Secretary; Lord Dankellin, State Steward ; Major Begot, Comp- ssi troller ; Mr. G. L'Estrange, Chamberlain ; Captain ,„ Willis, Gentleman Usher; Captain Harvey , Master a' of the Horse; Mr. Lowry Balfour, Gentleman at so Large ; Captain Robert Williams, Gentleman of Bedchamber ; Doctor Hatchell, Surgeon to the so Household; Very Rev. Dean Tighe, First Chaplain. Staff: Captain Cust, First Aide-de-Camp; Captain a T. Williams, Captain Molyneaux, Captain Peel, 52ad, Captain Wombwell, Hon. W. H. Hutchinson. Major sa Begot and Major Ponsonby remain also as aides•de- so camp. It is understood that the Very Rev. the Dean 1 4 . of Dromore (Dr. Beet) has been appointed one of as the chaplains to his Excellency the Lord-Lieutenant 56 of Ireland. st. The Right Hon. J. Wynne, having at the desire of the Earl of Eglinton been appointed privy noun- so cillor. took the oaths and his seat at a meeting of the soi Privy Council yesterday. The Freeman gives the following as the latest on abi It was rumoured yesterday evening that tai Baron Pennefather had at length consented to make way for Mr. Brewster—that the baron's son, Mr. Pennefather, was appointed to the under secretary- so ship—and that Mr. Keogh had been promoted to the et. Attorney -Generalship." The Earl and Countess et Eglinton, with their 13 family, took their departure yesterday from this so country for England. According to previous ar it - :anemone, the viceregal party loft the Lodge in Hi the Phoenix-park at 11 o'clock, escorted by . a party of the Ist Dragoons, and proceeded at a quick pace 50 along the quays to Essex-bridge, where they were " nut by a squadron of the 4th Dragoons, and one of $0 the 11th Hussars, with the band of the latter regi el - meat. At this point, the Lord Mayor, the Cons- 9 ,, mender of the &Tees (Sir Edward Bla k oney ), and tea ' the late Lord Mayor were in waiting in their car ris.gcs ; and the several escorts having fallen into their places, the cortege proceeded at a walking pace " along the remainder of the route to the rail way station in Westland-row. Crowds of spectators were attracted by tho scene at different parts of the route, and occasional cheers were heard ; but apart from the military display the " whole affair was as tame and uninteresting as it n could well be. A special train conveyed the party dt•l to Kingstown, where they embarked on board the Prince Arthur, City of Dublin steamer. At Kings town the scene was much more animated than in $ Dublin. Large crowds were assembled on the jetty r t : and the pier : the flags of the yacht clubs were hoisted, u and a salute of 21 guns was fired by a party of the •' Royal Horse Artillery. The people on the jetty cheered cordially, and both the Earl and Countess appeared deeply affected by the scene. A large bunch of Shamrock was handed to Lord Eglinton I by Mr. John Gray, of Kingstown, at the embarks li non, and was received by him with apparently very s sincere satisfaction. It is thought that Mr. Sadleir will have a very 9 clone contest in Carlow. At the last election-he was returned by a majority of only 17 ; and I have heard that the constituency has been rduced by the t late registration to nearly that amount, most of the votes which were struck off being those of the liberil party. The tories are working might and main to oust him from the scat ; but I believe he is atilt sure of a small majority—it may be of half a dozen, or l eves 1/11. It is said that Mr. W. Humphreys, of Ballyhaine, will contest the representation of Cavan with Sir Jahn Young. The damages done to the framework of tho great Exhibition building, by the recent storms, are in rapid progress of being made good. Two of the arches which were temporarily prostrated have been replaced, and the remainder, constituting the southern transept, will be in their places before Saturday. Upwards of 3bo men are now in full employ, and no doubt many hands will lighten tho work in its successful progress to completion. (UT =ACTH= mizonkru.) (rnox or owx coaszsroxox: DrI3LIN, TntnsD. Erzxixo. The new Lord Lieutenant arrived in Dublin at 11 o'clock this forenoon, and proceeded at onco to Dublin Castle. The Privy Council shortly after assembled, and his Excellency was sworn into office with the usual ceremonies. The noble earl returns to London to-morrow, and will make his state entry into Dublin on the 16th instant. Beaux, J.Y. 4.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan (1832), 103; National Debt, 01'4; Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 148; BankSbares, 111. VIENNA, JAN. 4.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 96. New Loan (Series A) , 96; (Series B), 107 ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 86. Bank Shares, 1,364. le at. Ilarererni U Cam=ls9 a Dem Form (huslaOrastWesters SY Hallallibr(LlorkilSlMU 23 Ds. a Ibiza (law).. 191 D. I done (ditto).. 111 [arks rd Oresawieb Ossig le South gut= 20 DltW (W) 10 lonredsaimerAppeCsat. Ditto e.""largal" at Ma • per 1 ' - W blase% sTre se" r. iN - sv .& Yd.) all Illickllabni sad Reim —.......— -- in s od s . 4 to Moat. %L a ) . 411 IM_ 60 Itortlioroatiostera 6 porti Istot 1104.00iallie Prokaitßyn(lesa. Ler. 11.11.1roLitlaseatTea 100 illopme aellibida (Ism& to Omit liartliurs 100 Du.11104.801110 . 01‘ IS I et I. Mr. Wefts) I 0 Warr Talky. 6p. (bowl tofilooktoolkDor. U Ditto Ditto Ditto .- 100 Willi & Elcoservt (leaded to Great Western) all z 1 %herdic* No. 2, 7 per Ct., 1 Bristol* Ezeter 4 par Ct.' 1 Cakclonlan £lO .. _. ... 1 5 Cheerer and Holyhead ... 3, Cork and Bandon . all Dundee, Berth, and Atm. deem Junction . ... 11 4 gastAnglien(3l.lC;.6 . p.Q. 3 Do. do. (N.) 7 per Ct. I 3 Do. de. (71.17 a.)) 7 par Q. Si , Itsat.Cos.Szta. 3 p a.,Nel 1 9 'Mine do . N 0.2, 10 Do. New 6 per Cost. Stook 3-3 11ast.Unlion.fkripta.6p.Ct 3 lidliabusgh, Per th , and I Dundee, 34 per Cent ... 100 Great Northern 3 per Ong 100 Do. 5 per eclat. Scrip, Be -1 damnable at 13 pnt. pm 61 GLdth&Wastrn(HElghtta I 6 GWest..lths &Hanks: 3pe 100 Ot.Hestern. fliedll mi.! 6 Lancashire *Yorks, 7 810 AGO I Ditto 6 par cent Steck.— ON ILea.*Brlsh.Guar.3 pent 'lOO Ditto New Guar. 6 per Ct. 1 6 Lea.llslhßestCosibirds 10 Londonderry &Col*. lah all LoadonderryStEnnlak.Ash 123 Han.lbedlitLine.san.Nol le Do. New /110 ... ... m. TO - .2 - . 1 Isryp. it Coruna, p Do. do. 411 p Ct. ii,l ail . in, all e... too iii , —.- 16j ; S Ditto Prebream 90 190 Norfolk Balaton... 5 all ; Do. Dumbed 34 per it 1 all , Do.Wavassrfaßoy 3 pat Bt.; lei/North Bridal , ... 10 all 'North litallbrilshire U. 100 Wald, Wo twah.gli reaster ivol Wa. O ar Oest 15 , 9 I Dit.o ditto ditto • 1 1 ,ilZuswaidlira.NawGyear. 10 10 101aurakClasetar(Nor.W. . 0., 10 ,0! toinirtrcelrt::: U IS eau* Devon ... ... 10 II Ditto New . . I all ireouth Eadern (Ritaitie I Ann.) of £1.0.6 to all StlaTorkehireeperet.Ouar 3 I , Water I ordk liilkenay6p.ct St. ICO York, Newcuee,lo I,sr t , 01.10orth of tiag.perch It if Ditto Ditto 11 le TothlMMlLll4s9.Fara POZZION Al to 7 r P mi l 1 P I:400 1 II ram el r I D 10 20 sod itqlsibm. 10 11 DIM mal isnagas .. 10 0 Dela 110•11.- ... .. 10 20 OM lairs 6 4 lailse Pairela. IP 4 34404 loran of Faso 1114001 01.4 1 / 4 440•04,14tan0 .- ... Man& (104foo),120 i 1 ,Lend~1 , 4,2 p.Ct.rre IP 14 Laimoloorg -. .- .. 10 10 Do. (Itoilway) ... .. i i • ... 2 Do. (Coast) • . .. - ... 10 2 Do.ll per et. Preference, So 7 Lyon. awl Iled,tornocon 20 44,1144a4 ... ... ... ... U 34 113 114 14 14i Lii /16f 19 20e 23 23 $ $j 107 i 108; 14 OS 151 153 ILL 1$ 1 iEa alb 324 1054 1004 1(9 111 106 106 19 20 II de IFa 8 EI Ina I 341 i I I pm I IS li pm 1$ 181 2 3j 127 129 112 114 Of pea 1094 11 11 0 a pal Ipm 16a 156 3 4 pm 3 Bi 13 14 lei lli i I PM 1 1 i ISO 111 pm 2s i sa 6 2 4 11 lOU 102 24 261 fj pa It Ily 17 171 li pa 171 Par i Pal SO MI 19 SO i &Ls par IC3 lts sk iii I i Da ,WATE. 14 IS li 1 C 6 I pa 3 2 . pa I Oa I 14 pia 7 T 6 6i i 1 1 If II pia 152 se; DT 12 pm 21 21 pa TuI:MAY EVENING. The apprehensions that were entertained of a movement on the part of the Bank of England proved )o to-day well founded. At the meeting of the this morning it was quickly decided to raise the minimum rate of discount from 2 to 23 per cent. This movement of the Bank is generally believed to result chiefly from the continued unfavourable state' of the exchanges, after an uninterrupted efflux of bullion to the extent of 1,200,0001. Coupled with this, the demand for accommodation may be fairly said to have increased of late ; further sup plies of the precious metals are known to be on the eve of despatch to Russia ; and there is a prospect of a large importation of grain during the spring. In these circumstances we have probably a full explanation of the motives that have actuated the Bank;directors, and it must be said they are quite inadequate to justify the board in the blow which it aims at the general confidence of the mercantile community. The bullion in the Bank is vastly too high for useful purposes ; there is a cer tainty of immediate supplies from Australia, and an unparalleled sum coining forward in a few months from the same quarter ; trade is extremely sound and healthy, and speculation by no means rife ; the revenue returns are of the mostencouraginFctaracter, and in almost every circumstance affecting monied and commercial interests we have full evidence of the brilliant prospects with which the new year has commenced. Yet this is the very moment alien the Bank directors, acting apparently under a vague ap prehension of evils that may never come, or, at least, may be greatly modified by circumstances, have se lected for a direct interference midi the money market. In general commercial circles the intelli gence was received with a strong feeling of un pleasant surprise; but in the stock markets the effect was not by any means so considerable as would have been observed had there been any undue inflation calling for a real exercise of the cautionary powers undoubtedly possessed by the Bank as at present constituted. It is, indeed, easily perceived that the attempt of the Bank, in the inte rest of its proprietary as against that of the public, to give an artificial value to money, must ho unsuc cessful. In many quarters it is thought the directors could not have adopted a step more prejudicial to the interests of their constituents, as by their present mem= they have greatlyi extended the margin within which the discount houses and others are in the habit of underbidding the Bank of England. Under present circumstances there is every proba bility of a large portion of the business of the institution finding its way into Lombard-street, as the great houses in that locality will be enabled to do business at a considerable reduction from the Bank's minimum. In corroboration of this, we may mention that discounts were actually effected to-day OR first-class bills at 11 and 13 per cent. Even as regards the regulation of the exchanges, or the re pressioa of speculation, it is not probable the Bank movement will be operative. When the institution reduced its rate to 2 per cent., we expressed a decided opinion that the change was inju dicious, and now that the natural result has followed, and speculation is beginning to rear its head to sonic little extent, the directors at once rush in to again interfere with. the even tenor of mercantile affairs. The effects of such a policy cannot fail to be highly prejudicial, and aro certainly not calculated to raise the general opinion of the capacities of Bauk of England directors. Consols opened 1003 to 4, cx die., for the 18th, and, upon intelligence of the movement made by the Bank, receded to 1003. The after-hours quotation, however, was a shade better, at 1001, scarcely sellers. The market, under the circumstances, may be said to have shown great steadiness. There was a suspeasion to-day of the investments of the government broker in Reduced Threes, this being the first day of the new finan cial quarter. This was the first transfer day in Consols since the shutting, and transactions for money were resumed. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, fool, 1,3, ex. die.; ditto, for the opening, 100,', 3. Three per Cent. Reduced, 101, 3. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 1, 3,1, 3, 3. Long Annuities, 1800, 63; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 63; ditto, 1860, 61, ex div. South Sea New Annuities, 991. Bank Stock, 2243, 2231. The price of this last named stock appears to be rather favourably affected than otherwise by the Bank measure, apparently on the idea that an in creased rate of discount must necessarily lead to an augmentation of the profits of the Bauk, but it is very probable the result may prove otherwise. Exchequer Bills slightly improved, realising 70s. to 735. prem. India Bonds remain steady, at 80s. to 83s. prem. Foreign stocks were fiat in sympathy with the English funds, the Leduc being Chiefly observable in Spanish, Mexican, Brazilian lour-and-a-Half per Cents., Granada Deferred, and Portuguese, but in no case was it serious. The prices of the day's business are annexed, viz. :—Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, es (exchange fixed at 10 11. per £) ; Belgian Foui-and-a-Half per Cents., 981,, 993 (exchange 23f.). Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 99, 983, f. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661, ex div. ; do. Four per Cent. Certificates, 99,3. French Three per Cent. Rentes, 81f. 23c. (exchange 23f.). Granada Deferred, 12,4,1. Mexican Three per Cents., 234, 1, 23; ditto for account, 14th his., 23;,';. Peruvian Six per Cents., 1043 ; ditto Deferred 'firee per Cents., 64. Peetagseee Five per Cents., 1841, 41 ; ditto Four per Cents., 403 ; ditto for account, 303. Russian Five per Cents., 121 1 , ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 104 cx div. Sardinian Five per Cants., 931. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 49a, 1. ex die.; ditto, Now Deferred Three per Cents., 231, :e ex div. ; ditto Passive, 51 ; the Committee's Certifs., 43 per cent. Turkish Scrip, 3 prem. Australian Agricultural shares experienced a fur ther slight depression to-day, closing at 270/. to 290/. The other Australian Land Companies shares, as well as Bank and tuicellaueous stocks, participated in the depression, but in those descriptions that are more firmly held the reaction was more trifling. A considerable business was done tu-day in the shares of the North British Australian Company at 21. to 3/. for each share of 11. paid. In another column will bo found a notice of the meeting of this association, just hold at Aberdeen. Stares of the Oriental Bank Corporation were dealt in to-day at 43 and 403; Crystal Palace, 5; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, ; ditto (251. paid), 55 ; Royal Mail Steam, 813; London Joint Stock Bank, 213; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 49 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, 503, 513; Beziers and Grids sessac Railway shares closed 3 to 1 prem. ; Bank of Asia, par to 3 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway,l to 3 dis. ; Magdalena Steam, .1 dis. to 4 prem. ; Chiriqui Rond,l to 1. prem.; Ebro Canal, 2 to 2 1 , prem.; tele of Wight Railway, dis. to 3 prem.; French South Eastern Railway, 3 to 3 prem. ; Zealand Railway, to re, prem. ; Orleans amt Epernay Railway, par to prem.; London Bank of Australia and India, 3 to prem.; Great. Western and City Junction Rail way, par to 3 prem. The market for all American State stocks this week has been very active, and the best railroad bonds are also mach inquired for. There is an especial demand The home funds and every other department of the Stock Exchange continue flat, the tendency of prices being rather downwards, yet without any ma terial decline. Consols are quoted to-day 104 to 1 ex div. money and the opening, and would probably have gone a shade lower, but for the resumption of purchases by the government broker. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1004 to 101; the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011 to 1014; Bank Stock, 2241; Exchequer Bills, G9s. to 725. prem.; India Bonds, 82s. prem. There is very little business in the foreign house, but the speculative stocks arc generally flat, espe cially Spanish. Peruvian Actives mark 1044 ; Portuguese Fours, 40; Sardinian, 93 to I; Swish Old Threes, 49 cx div.; ditto New Deferred, 231 to ex div. ; the Cummittee's Certificates, 41 per cent. ; Turkish Scrip, 4 to i prem. ; Danish Fives, 101. Austrian Old Bonds have risen to 91, owing to the fall in the exchange. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. • For Account. PAWS, JAN. 6. For Money. ! Opening Cigneet. , Lowest.' Mains. - '- - - Per Cents. 1 60 20 81 20 81 25 8 0 90 80 Se otr Celts.. 1825 1 ... ... ... ... ... per LWItA., 1852 i 105 28 102 80 102 80 105 10 105 30 Per Cents 1 99 23 ... ... nr Cents. New Loin' ... 3 per Cenci.. 41 mr Cents., 1435 per lkitA., 1852 4 per Cents 3 per Cents. New Loin Eschanee on London: et , Delgum,3peret.lBlo 991 lioney Do. 11132 Do. 11 Piedmont 3 {Let IC 7, 50 Do. 5. 1832 tht, 15 94; V days, 24 924. Naples 'tents Roman Slyer Cents 984 ... IM. 185. Treasury . Lunde ... 94 ... Bank SS: rey Paats, JAN. 6.-3 t. Germain, 1,100; Versailles (right bank!.—; ditto (lett 6=lo, 350 ; Paris and Orhank 1,002 50; P.r.b Rod Itt)l.l(qi, 085 • Rouen and Havre, 520; Baron:es and AriA • taut (COilVertedi, 575; Strasbourg and Ba!e, 355; Northern, 837 ; P.11 . 1e .ad• tra-bourg, 51'2 50; Part and Lyons. b 3375; Lyons and Me ditt.rra,.ean: 752 5); Montereau and 'from, 30a; Guest, 745; Mestne and tit. airier to Gray, —; Pert, and ('herbours, 6:0; Dijon and Re,raneon 550; Bordeaux and Core, COu ; ,Lapps Bordeaux . ;op. 540; Ceoire of 1 0 02 50; Paris and tom:, ; and Tate. —; Centiai Suisse, 517 50. MINES. Turnsnay EVENING. There has been little business in English mining stocks to-day, and prices are scarcely changed. Li nares shares have advanced 11. Sales have taken place as follows :—Tamar Consols, 41 5,1, ; Linares, 1, 10,1, 10 ; Vale of Towey, 1 1; gouth Tamar, 6 ; West Providence, 531; Wheal Arthur, 25; Clive, 4, 13-16; Callington, 31. Gold mining shares naturally suffered from the Bank movement, owing to the speculative character of this market, but on the whole the reaction was less than expected, and after the close of the official hours, a rally was observable. Colonial gold shares, for instance, rallied to 31 prem. Rhymney Iron shares and Santiago fell 11. per share, the latter in consequence of the proceedings at yesterday's meeting. Shares in the Portland Iron Company were largely dealt in at from to 1 prem. for the coming out. There has been a considerable demand lately for the shares of the East Indian Iron Company, with Is. paid, the price ruling this afternoon at 12s. 6d. to 15s. per share. It is anticipated that the charter will be shortly obtained, and operations commenced with vigour. The following dividends in English and foreign mines have been paid during the past fear: MINE , . Per •hare. Amount. Devon Great Consols 1:45 0 0 .... £46,080 0 W Leal Duller Wheat Basset Altrerl Consols 3 3 0 .... 16,123 0 Par Consels Wicklow Cants' 0 0 0 .. . 12,500 0 West l'iovidenots lO 10 0 .... 10,752 0 Lisburne West Caredon t.....iug .b,...., I roe 1 d: re Vro. ihotr, MINV. S.iiii yeatctd.iy.l t , ..lar. 10.1.001 Agait Prim ... ......... „ au I liem I 2 4 11 — 100,r)20 :4. tualu talifornian 10,000 1 lustralaslart 2 ,3 4 14 „ tit 20.000 2 att?traliali 3 5 74 60,00 r Auairali. in Cordlllrra ... all 4 Ala 1 pe, 14 100,000 Australian Freehold ... all f 4 Pi. it 4 60,000 k.B Maria. all I 1 pin, It 4 300,000 - sitlab Ausind.au Golf all 4 i pie 14 20,100 2 - Brltisli Iron 10,000 36 3raell.let*,, il.s.vv.3/.px 34; 4 5 4; 8;100 30 Do.Cosarsandeu:abi all 2 3 11,100 30 Do. R. Jahn Del ;le; 15 :9 39 110,000 1 Caress's Creek .... 4 4 i pr , 4 12,00'l 40 sabre Copper ...„,,,.... ail 12 41 4. 10000 6 .l,l3sLa lial.l 11 3 t..... I 3 4 42 1 . c 4 1 4. pispn 33 0 , 0 00 St . :o . i,o4r;ler Mona of Eng all 4 8,101 2 1). Pref. 7a irr rent. WI 6 4 7, Pm 70,000 Eag& \ustrilusleutspel all la I g;:. 10,000 2 General all 29,000 Tolde4 3101antain... 72,;40 Grand Duchy of Bade, all par apm 11.000 areal Polgooth all 1 14 pm 100,000 Lake Bathurst an i i pie I 4 80,0 e. Laberty 60,000 LuadonS.Calilwri. Gold Cauca (,tuti , g Oa all f 1 di. 100,07) larigulta 30,000 1 NealeartaiStb.Ammicat. 9 4 44 2a9,0„4 New Grazarla 1e0,064 Nouveau Mon,le 134,00 4 ., Port Philip I 2 21 pm 14 6.1.100 •iouirtr Rick all 5 4pm 10,000 6 !Dummy Iron all 18 TS 271. ... 1)1110 New TAN N hinting° do Cuba l4l 7 8 60,000 1 south Ate , traltan al: 4 4pm 14 6,000 10 Tin Croft 41.174 32.1.81 United Met ean 70,00) 1 I Waller 100.00 e 1 00.4 Mari, isi ll 14pm 1; 160000 1 Yuba COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Thera was very little English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, and the value of Monday last was fully supported. Flour sold on fully as good terms as in the earlier part of the week. coutmue without any fresh arrivals of Oat , , and the turn in price was alone obtained from a few needy buyers. Barley, Beans, and Peas underwent uo change. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Suomi —The market orened on Tuesday with spirit, and a gestural advance of GI was established; but the imi.orters brought forward very large salts to-day, and •hcy are progressing heavily, scarcely supporting the al ove advance. the refined matkct is Gd. dearer than previous to the holidays; grocery lumps, -Os. Gd. to 4i.. COFFEE.— There was a good g^ncral dernarAt nt the cora ' mencement of the week ; the demand has sine* partly sub sided, yet prices aro supported. Native Ceylon sold at 48i., at which price the market has been firm. Tne.—There has been a fair amount of business don^ at last week's prices; common Congou, 101 d. to 10;d. per lb. Smear; have maintained previous prices, with a small amount of business dvne. _ Srmivs.—Hum and 13randy are quoted at the same prices as previous to the holidays, but there have not been sales mode of any importance. SALTPETRE.—A full amount of business done at a shade advance. . . Inert has been dull of sale, and prices show a shade de cline. - - • •• COTTON.—A small business only done. Fut:lr.—Currants : The market continues dull. Valencia Raisins in limited demand. Smyrna Fruit The arri%..ls have been unusually large ; the di ;nand i$ SMITHFIELD MARKET'.-THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is but snrill, consequently prices remain about the same us on Monday, but trade is wry dull. We have an averse supply of Sheep, the unfavour able state of the weatherj e.uses a slack attendance of buyers; choice qualities arc however fret ly disposed of, but trade h exceedingly heavy for inferior kinds. Good. Calves are not plentiful, therefore late rates are maintained. Our foreign supply consists of 101 Beasts, 570 Sheep, and 18$ Calves; front Norfolk and Suffolk, 100 Beasts; 200 front the Northern and ; and 90 milch Cows from lime Counties. I Per stone of SIN. a4.a. d. Par gone of Vita R. , I. ad. Reg Scots,llettrorda. 3 10 4 9 Beet Das. 3 Ilf .bda tli 0 0 0 0 Best Sbort•liaras 3 6 110 Beat boag-40,4, 6ce..rlo.zality li:aate 88 3 4 Dl. do. dhom —.. u a a 7 . qalyci Pio 36 4 I Do. do. abaft. 0000 UO2l 161. a: 1181:•Ima4 4 8 5 0 Lambs _... L .. . .... _ 0 0 0 0 lkaaui at taartet, 6:4; 6.Leap . 3.840: Calm. ; !1:; 140. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady, but not so buoyant as yesterday. There is, however, a good demand on the spot. Town Tallow is quoted. 46t. nett ; Petersburg Y.C. on tho spot, 475.; January to March, 4Gr. 9d.; October to Docem her, new, 4,3, Gd. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. I'attenden and Smith report that the trade is in a vi ry healthy state, and higher rates obtained for middling and tine samples. !did and East hews, 00s. to 168 s. ; Weald Keats, 90s. to 112 s. ; Bassett, 00s. to 110 t.; Old 231. to 60s. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. e l t l to .a n il , s 2 r os n .l , N 2 N o ' s ee ' t ; ley, 17e. od.—Ships at ' market, 18. art l ' i s a VVY: T ilnartd,leY2oe HIDES.—THIS lIA Y. .: \_ 4 . t I.2.tDP.NHALL.— Currant prices :-661bs. to I tti., ~ ~.. Jr we 641 b. to 72 1 b., 2d. to 2,1 d. ; 721 6 . to 801 b., 21 is '244. 1 - . !,. • • 801 b. to 881 b., 21/1. to 21a. ; 881 b. to 961 b., 2ld. to .1 'Ocoli. '; •-• .o ° . to 1041 h., 3d. to 31d. ; Horse Rides, die. Calf Skrpe % 1i,;2114,„ ; . -- Is. to 25.; full, 6s. - . 1 t f." 13zitmoNustr.—Sheep Skins: Polled, 7s. to - 81,Q,1 L _ ! .... Kent' and Half-bred*, Os. to Is. 34. ; D2W IV, 4s. 61f.to`s• 41.- . : n ,~