The Express. — London, England, 1853-12-10 00:00:00

arttprt%% LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1853. -[THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVISINO. and the surveying party ender his command on board the U.S. sloop•of--war Cyane, Capt. Holmes. The Cyane will be joined by a British man-of-war from the Jamaica station, and by the French admi ral's ship, with French engineer officers on board, from Martinique, and the squadron will then pro ceed to Caledonia Bay on the Atlantic coast of Darien, where it will be reinforced by her Majesty's surveying sloop Scorpion, which has already sailed from England for that port, and the surveying par ties will then cross the isthmus to the river Savana, where they will meet boating parties despatched from a British manof•war which is to be stationed at its mouth in the Gulf of San Miguel on the Pacific, and then commence a detailed survey of the route. As the distance between the tidal in fluence of the two oceans is only 30 miles, the return of the expedition may be expected about the beginning of May. In the present balance-sheet the increase is only 125,7431. Some unusual irregularity seems to be here shown. LONDON COURSE OF EX.CHANGE.—DEc. 9. time. Pflete, u impute& tws ILL Baia aed IL Pdocey, insignias, per abort 112. nft. i t „,. Ditto Qotterda~ 1111. IS tv.... 1111 ^ -- .3 I ff. la:r. Antwerp_ .... : ~ 25tr. __... ... 2str. 174. Bettered.' Hamburg and Altana ', „ 13rnoa. Swk:. 1 3 rnee. :jun Pt. Petersburg per ruble„ 371 pence ... 3: 1 own. Parir per .E abort 2.5 tr. oc. ... 2 tr. OSe. Ditto „ 3 Sionthe2sfr. 25c. ... 25fr. 2740. Marren:lee 2str. 25e. ... 25tr. Joc. „ Prankfort.n-the-Malne pyr EIO •• „ I lal fl.kr. ... )19:1.. kr Vienna (effective) per t „ 111. :Var. ... 111. 35k.. Thane Iladrie per dollar „ 30a penes ... 50 peace Cans „ DU! pence ... 501 pence Bilbao Barcelona. ,, „ SO pence ... 491 pence Malaga Nicene° ... 50 peso. 110yille ........-- .. 501peoce Ni penal --- -- The Australian Agricultural Company's shares were again better today, closing 49 to 50. Peel River were also better, 1 1-32 prem. being offered late in the afternoon for 500 shares. Bank shares were steady. Crystal Palace shares closed rather better, at 2k to 21 prem. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 112; the Canada Company's shares at 7.5; and Submarine Telegraph at prem. . 7 .. Gibraltar — ...„ „ i. Soi S 9 penes ... 491 peace Leghorn Genoa Naples per ducat „ 421 seine ... 424 penes Palermo,. per mums „ 127 pence ... 1264 penes Yentas „ 127 peace ... 1264 pence 99 Lisboa...-. ...... poi mire 90days date 53 pence .. 524 moos Oporto... ....... .. .. 551 pen , e ... SS oases New tan to days eight 411 pence ... 474 pars The letter from a shareholder of the Frankfort, Wiesbaden, and Cologne Railway Company, inserted in the Daily News of this morning, has drawn the following satisfactory communication from the Board of Directors, who app p ar to have acted with great prudence. It may be observed, however, that the letter referred to was not "anonymous." Parties who correspond with us on soy subject whatever do so on the understanding that, unless their communi cations be duly authenticated (for our private satisfac tion) no notice can be taken of them: 7 , // 40 / . . - 12.7--e CZ -- ) 4 - ...ie..* ~. _ lambs d: it ,Z 0 • - ' -x--- cc - Ng- -.0 , --------- I j t t O r • No. 2,279.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVEI§ : „ i • NNI k LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, SH A RE LISTS. 'UMW RAILWAY.. B- 1A• • i, ruototautai. dune, Wailes. - 4.-- 10 6 i Antwerp and Itottardmm, 3 1 ilia Wablished Aug. I, 1937. FaiDAY EMIG*. n i n g is ege _ nader" ....g e g t° Graimisas 'e. fl i g g_ • 4 . 6 13 6 d ua l. spro ,i4A. nes saat4 AM el Partirment, 4 Tin. cap. e. The English railway market was far from active - - '--------1 1 -- If loud tree of .temp duty. s 3 i i.e.ap Smears Jos. I.IIIOCTIoSo. to-day, and responded slowly to the advance in the 1 1 r e 1 4:641 ...„ 010 2... 4 "._._. 8, q ue1i 0 4. • 0 . 2 1 . 2 . ... ~./, "WI ALEXANDER. Pseitheath Putt, Chairman. funds. Purchases, however, preponderating, the ; 70.„. --- a.... --- ..v a . .. :I I -1 it -cm Cat. i.....wdmit Us., 149, l'enehareh.street. I t*N-, - ; E r g Necking r MM., Bermondaey. mem. •• • tone was favourable to the close, and the market 11 to , Sest ladies ... .... -, 3 4pm 211 finally left off at the best point of the day, which n :; 0 „,,,D.,...i.-1-„,.....-.. 1 76 % 5 i 6° l. e .gritt. Esq.. • su idlftll and TUeleabiun. ~.,••• " • • og i en, h. 0., sruklimell. represents an average rise of tto 1 per cent. in the so ie lerameilasitaaar - 16 t nis ---- c . wry, koq.. "lane Intheimut, Lombarnorpiet. 71 ' 11. ,.....0:...p.; E. i., So. Oxibill. heavy docks, compared with the closing range of ..--- 1 : 1 0 -„, 111 • 11 ,„_,_,, 5„5, nisi. ~.- .. h a,. timter, 11.1.. 1, Princeastreet, Bank. yesterday , . Midland, Lsncashire and Yorkshire, .13 ailiok - w -' 444.0.a.... •'• =a5e1a - 1 . dli per • Fra n g ,,k r, E.ri , 7, Tolienhou.e.ytod. 1. 9 . 11. L. Inute, bac., limos's-commons and York and North Midland stocks were chiefly in 100 1111' Hamilton li Tama - .. FT 011•11.0 Cu..: • vet. favour, but the advance was general. 5 4 . LessalklUtoja,3 - -die IL Isliewlen her, EnE. s, tad-pave , Lincoln's lan. 20 16 Ilmseral mrs ... ... ... 104 11 I.I.ICITVIM. 10 00 1 Do. ,01•110ra, , . 64 7 Leod and Waning, 16, Londonotreet, Fenchurchotteet. THIS DAY.-Two o'Cuicit.ll s Bern W SAMMY.. The railway market to-day has been well sup. l i 1 Do. (o ' 4l lPe---411...!7-1 ii 1 i N.." tati05..... In. Fr o, VowlerS, and Barnard. SO, Corubill. 5 Do. Chearantud . 1 dis per , , r „..„, c i , m e eregg ,„ e , ev t ge .g h, th e ported, and prices, after various slight. fluctuations, to 1 1 Lyon* sad MeditartManel l - ' lb ' '"" the .1.114,1013.0. iastaliotal of the oeemiaas paid are now fully as_ good as they closed yesterday. Lou. " I° ' guAlag : ::: ..*: 1 - ai r ~..,„..,, ~..„,,,,„„ ~.„,,. is deserving eke mast serious 90 3u Namur & Lepelwiu ....) f don and North-Western stock is quoted 1031 to 104 ;ii is ern.= et Franca._ .3. tor te au n '' - ' - - 1 amut a the It rung, but ... ....e. not Ply 00 lii ▪ "'" Pt ' 0 . 1 UN. hie. erns Attu is .hreh It proves that the Great Western, 84 to i ; Midland, 64 to 1 ; Lan- 10 ad 1719 .25 1 ... 3 ler el. Naas „ua •e" s e r to, ...unate Saaennill i i held b i the g""Than't of the cashire and Yorkshire, 881 to 4; Dover., 184 to 19; le 611 reertst a g a "l j A e9 9 .llism p ra g g she4 , 74 g - 4 • tun/. f p remium , espeei.lly useful to creditors for 44. Great Northern., 211 to 4 ; and Caledonians, 284 to 4 10 lo Pans ..d Lye.. ... ... 17 171 Fe Immune nue o p 110 .3 • Northern. are a shade lower, but other French 93 g , r P r i i i „,146,,,,, (*1"" ...... .... - 0 4 4 - wog lome m Debut. nis only minted daring ant even years. Obi pfttlllli shares are well supported. 50 lb Faris sod Striaboug _. 33,1 331 In e re gme... payable dints( liter Frousei during tummy tot orphans. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. N 4 Poris.Cum.andaierhourg 34 44 gsa 10} 10 1 me Rietimesd ... i Me par PRITANNIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. Clonal Fri= 11 • 115 . UPI) f) all Isom mad Hun ... 194 301 E...... 001 by her Ilapelly'a Royal Lateen ?moat. 1116 1 FeL BAULWATS. I YesieldaY. to 2 Ple• 10 9 Metal Doable *** roe!. 4,rt.:,laneu.dly. EL i.e Abarder ... - ,- 23 - 23 -. 334 --.... 5 3 Boni Swathe. "a...WA for nary mere mouth' ges eme .., so. ikaPiii. I ..,..-: molt autism. te •Pe PP Pedlar , / 10 0 1104 11• MAI ha a 54 Aff e a rt as 7l4 = ss .1 53 4 se 2) .11 Sambre am. Wu._ -. . 54 111 - 6 Do. 14 per Ont. IPreller. - - 10 1 Saga Reeler. et Frame 1 6pa ray hcialtri , 10 6 Sanborn of hum. 5 1 6 Ps Aow Lot maul ,tneral andel. • 114410361 or N per sees ea. .. 14 . A s 111110,16111 . 11141141 i 411.0 s ' 9 10 SI te...uppir India Scrip ........ - -du Brae:. tbecurrent nor's premium s.O pordelpimag "gu m nso pa jaOADA.m...._l.. is II gis 3r IMI DihOmmIar&SIIIMI.G 17 19 111 all great Minden .. 41 11 I.IIOTIMAR V. t imentu.) U 191 DO, Ell. P. sat._ 53 a die 10 II Dale pm centred ... 3 3Ms • --- - - H a s. 4a..... 11i..140 11101garlisitrar -. .. 96 - - ha It sue Annullo 10 Junin ot reuse .. 7. 16 pa .. 1 , p ...um Premium A re , h e . Yult7 51r17 St . I°l adiimia -.-- 27 271 II 7 6 10 4 Westin of Syltzerl4•ll.. 04 I Ette pro. nu 69 au Olreller end Illelpheat - 161 lie In 6 "1g Sem Km. of salon. Eft.. Elam SO all Out end BMWs ... ... 14 16 15 141 30 13 rentiend.. - 434 dl. 4 yew. Lik. • - - NJ 42 Della sat DellistJest. 46 47 -g. .- ----,-- lad. alie. 4 L Tears., WM.68.6.86.6.82. d. U all imeitslnsta,aadator. I MINES. 0 3 7 3 I 4 1 412 3 _ ten Juiedui ... ... 11 11 it 1191 3 3 4 30 1 3 2?61e e 5 If 1 al 01l lest ant hi 2,..,... 5 1 6 Mang Baum re 1 9 3 IIS 4 *3161 4 1. '1 6 2 710 14 6 013 y 11l ell DIM 814 11 eeel v.t. 4 onus done 9 9 5054 I. . 5 38214 5 0 13 6 m all arms -. .. 13 133 1 3 1 I Se. Shute llnoss. Fail. Yesterday. to-day. O 1 IL 11. POnTER. Basidird Dinner. SL 1 00 Maws Balma,lass A... 44 44 -.- --..-. ANDREW FRANCIS , Ssereenry. RI 4 1 De. Vele R. 0.0 lb.) ... - - MAI 1 Sew Ma all I 3Pe 1 3 M. 100 Dwell= B ... ... 31 33 ISMS 1 inn& Australian Gold all 6 the Cat T"OM AS SALT and Co., 1 EA-1 . INDIA PALE ALE BREWERS, 11.11011 Zia LlMinidn ... .. 66 66 M. 108 IlMilinggl sml = . 63 63 10 Si UM** end ... - - 644 1N,,.. 10.. *An& Californian 16.085 10 *Australasian = 30 16tostrallan 4 3 111:1110N.OY-TRF-IT. It 100 011ninrgle,Fierth,Dusdom 333 34 21 1 3 1 1 Autralian Cordillies STORES. U. 106 Glingsw allinthWerters - - MOSS 1 norttalian Fneheld ludo. Lience MAlKbiliter Ihreusithara grime . _ -. .. .. 14 144 14 3 1 4 ANS 33 tßras.lm6.(les.atll.po 341 54 66 s ot t i setuist .... ... .... 14, Miltaudreet. 11 II lA* SIMS amber.. .. - SAN 30 Do.Ossite sad Colds ail 26 3 Nen li=ia. 10 all UNINIS/rt US Ginnie - 1111 93 HOP 29 Do. IN. John Del Rey 15 37 19 Utatorgb l ll 113 De. 11•6 ~,, 114 124 pm 110,000 I Cannes Creek Web. l3. Dre lea retry. Higb.atteet. M. 100 teordiee awl Toebteir 61. 6111 61 1 3 ea 1 Mlla.Cemi.MlmCo.,Join 6 - - 1.4 lit 135. Ms 61 II tie 11,040 40 (Min Oopper ........... all 43 47 r OULNEAB.- - 36. WM. H. HALSE, the 14 111, Do. MO . 11diag . Wane -- . 10.000 5 10.1cmial Geed i6l on Sells* Oelveeist. 4311. leuesteleb.•= ls Leedea, h./ova 41 all 1 2 • 06 Iltarthete - - 14 .3 14 143 1 owe rat se nrs wntse Al? me es... rawly. Hi 142Anisseasmasurau .. 81 54 iiigou si: 40.5 per * Klima el Ihis. au 170 to 8,,0M 13 ?Do. hot 7 oncost. all ! 7 9pm ......... miuminames Ir. le. Famaidat an Miami Oalunima. st. ll i 5 5 1 1 11,1 64 .16 1,411424 1 1 1 4 01 *6. Co.. 100 102 70,000 • siiiske pr all 26 3 9E I IOO 1 ,=. 9.. 1 Wih. air Now Menu 1031 1033 1031 451 1 . 0.6 , 0 5 I Onst Ilmrpt Vela all 31 pm QOUND sad WHITE TEETH are not only indir - ... ... - - i Do. Repstarel IJ puitil rapid* m a plealligestente as a le heth 19510. 1 6 41 thiq ~ 11 1 De. SWIM ... .., , par 4 pee 10.500 30 4Coural IliseMollllo MP 1 , Asalle 15.10 1 I Pel ft le te ll =2: Ba laibillidillarl srar ArVi ono Wiligl ienininiPera' 1 34 SC DM 15 . 21 : 21" .... ••• - '''' 72,0f1e 1 oral Dishy or each all 4Ms 11.481 74 Great Faigentli....... all 13 ili die 11 300. - ter the se ream U. 1P 'London ili Ilistf•Wislin 78 in 140,00 t Lake Punnet. all 4Ms Immo= issit i =na to ensiseses di Imter awl eel, it 1 1456, Do. , £25 .. .., .. .2 II d e MOM Liberty all le tit 1 wawa a pert•Sie eitllmes Ilene arresied mhos. 40 t 34 Da. vie ... .. .. It 9 3 . 10,000 'Limns 1144111111111 M.fpllat degill 1111 1 1111161 = led rel, ss an lasimainainmeainm - - WOO IdedeekOalUtea. Geld Waft loth *We le Dear awtioml Dee Its snare Ws. 16. HS lima..ll6sl.llMemisti. 14 13 13 I Grits 01201140 e. ell 3 1 I" Impailigeweetemie aid pod, he the Prim 15. Ild. par 64 44 - Dejim.mi/geg. came - _d o 103,000 431 e 41 4 416 t MIL Ceilea.-11". mires. 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IMMO 1 301 mals• Telma& &Tip all idle pre 100 Van Dkmosi• Lead 94 164 :07 N What la l!ealtk 'Alban health 1" T EWIBI3 ALTIRATIVi PILLS are a tried and JU Kcal rem* leo oil Imo disironiog Le Vf - Mei amonlioolloompimoofilomouriood otos% olgloot stomper astral Soft os boo of mom Modelle. Iftifook+z i aw o niNNIW,II4. smistird”opiollo. ▪ ibo of a mosoill maul Ipoeselloorr. vie fool firs a NOIR kr aloud or lifoo 111 la WI flip gm ollolloos. Iko NIES* bat dissaily so ono Sa Ow loud% floor. Mow, ioI di% itidos dr imodooo, _g ,t look lb i s rbels mid mid b HINOSTON, 1,. eel Os., I. rralaSe hg est, ON la lid., 2.. $(l., as N. ba4 Mil by all bellissioadon. OM by past as receipt of yosasys gimp. It EMMA ON ASTHMA AND DISEASE OP THR HEART. Om vol., ego, greatly oils:god, Second &Edon. 100. Id., A STESIA ; its VARIETIES and COMPLICA TIONS; with Pnistleol Rosario on :SW Spe4dae Treatment. utraaA t/ cam nal plate, loured boo =tom To wtsleb amid a inoninet Minna on the Principal Morn of the Hasa. Sy P. H. Law" Own, Follow of W Colley of Pliolcdono, no Soder Phyololoo to the Royal Inarmary Is Aotlus. Consomp :.on, asd other Mown oldie Ciro; Loudon : Lawn and Co. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, 10 Wind &S.E., moderate, and dense log. Arrived.—lsabella and Jane, from Pernambuco ; Samuel (yacht), from Cronstadt ; Nettuno, from Sa- Sailed.-31arys, for Savannah; Liverpool, for New lork. QUEENSTOWN, Dn. 8. Wind, N.E., moderate. _ __ _ _ Arrived.—Seamew, from St. John's, Newfound land; Orleans, from Riga. Sailed.—Star, for London ; Meldon, for New York ; Tonaberg, for Deptford ; Maria, for Liverpool. GRAVESEND, SATURDAY, 10.12 A.M. C1:670113' RITURN. Wind N.E., tide half-hour ebb; fine, blowing strong. .. Arrived. Holland, steamer, from Rotterdam ; Catherine, from Taelieborg. SailwL—Wilberforce, steamer, for Hamburg ; Ann, for Sydney ; Hendrik Hudson, for New York. DEAL, SArt RDAT 9.10 ♦.K. Wind E. b 7 E., blowing very strong. Passed.—lamer, from London, for Sydney; Prin cess Royal, from London, for Messina. THE SCOTTISH UNIYERSITILI AND PARLIAMENTARY Iltrass . toN. A meeting of graduates of Scottish osivenines wu held in the hall of the Philosophical Society, Glasgow, on Monday evening, "To consider what nerd should be taken with the view of obtaining perlia snstaq and such other privileges as us possessed by the graduates of many universities e n the ‘ ll lldolni"—Robert Baird, Esq., A.M., writer, was in the Maw, sad the attendance wu numerous and influential. SERIOCa HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN ESSEX.—About seven o'clock on Friday night last Mr. Joseph Townsend, of Lawn Hall, High Easter, as he was returning home from market, was suddenly sat upon by three men, who tripped him up, rifled his trowsers' pocket, and decamped so soddenly that, notwithstanding it was starlight, he did sot lee which w a y th e y wen t, nor i s h e a bl e t o give the fastest description of either of the men. In this manner Hr. Townsend was robbed of 611. 10s. in notes and gold, sad no clue to the detection of the footpads has yet been obtaised.—Chsleuhard Chromic Tut POACHING AFFRAY NEAR LEEDIL—DEATH or moo or rug Poacit rm.—We Nat week inserted in the Doily Naas, the particulars of the poaching affray at Tern plenesnaa, near Leeds, on the night of the 26th ult. In that affray it will be remembered that Thomas Phillips, the head gamekeeper, was shot in the face, and Thomas Scho field, one of the dosen poacher, who fired at the game watchers, was shot in the thigh. Schofield has since that time been in the Leeds General Infirmary, where he died on Thursday night last. Seven men are now in custody on the charge of being concer ne d i n this affray, but, as before stated, they are under remand until nest week. SERIOCS ACCIDENT AICALt I I.—A serious calamity has whites the port of Calais. The impartial of Boulogne reports that the slates of the former town bare give* way tad caused as immense d i struction of the we e ks, Par ticulars an wanting, but the damage is estimated at 100,000 trims. 500 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is steady to-day, at the annexed quo tations : Towatallow is quoted 565. 6d., nett cash ; Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 565. 6d. is 56e. 9d.; Dee. 551.; Jan. to March, 555. 3d. to 555. 6d. Mennrr Avansors. Town Tallow, 685.; fat by ditto, 3s. Id. ; Yellow Russian, 575. 6d. ; Melted Stuff, 42a. 6d. ; rough ditto, 281. Od. ; Tallow Graves. 18s. ; good Dregs, Bs. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the Mile without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 80s. to 100 s. ; inferior, 50s. to 70s. ; Bowen, 435. to 655. ; clover, 70.. to 115 s. ; second cot, 60s. to 100 s.; straw, 345. to 425. COVENT-OARDEN.-THIS DAY. Vegetables and fruit continue to be weal supplied. Leta grapes are sufficient for the demand, and still very good. Pears chiefly consist of Gloat Morceau, Crum', Chaumontel, Winter Nelis, Beurri d'lliver, Monsieur le Cure, and Beane d'Aremberg. The demand for Cobs has greatly fallen off. Chestnuts have made their appear ance. Potatoes continue to arrive from Scotland, but the supply is not so great as last week. Asparagus is beginning to come in at from Bs. to 10s. per hundred, and • at from 3s. 641. to 41 6d. per punnet. Carrots and turnips fetch from 2d. to 4d. per bunch. Mushrooms are tolerably plen tiful. Cut flowers, consist of pelargoniums, fuchsias, roses, mignonette, and tree carnations. ctimeiwtuti. Pbse Ap=10.. 9.11,.. 3•t0 ut0 5. 5. - 0, 7 par tb..PAI to I e bd AppaC int. le to Pe . per Isalideve, 2e .li - Imode. per peek, Sa 6d •••64, per lb., 2to Se Moto*. pox HO. to to 2s I MOO% p. 1416 ft. 806 to 100. Waboboor 11112. Is to Is Od Nets, Imotioas. pot Imob., 2b - llosobb. per Mitt. too 0 1 0.161 40 41 1 641 106 %OLD. Pan, per dos., Is to 3• Lessons per dozen, Is to 2. Oranges, pr 100, 3.6 d to Bs I VrOIT4 =pi,esr dos., ed 94 to Io I ft -a, to &I =par dos, ls6dbi Sprouts, do, Is 6d to 25 nal" per boa., is to Is 6d I POtatoss. per Son, 60. to 160 s prat. is to Is par bask, Is Id Is es Id reillip, Fa d ar is,lls4ld Is is Od s. Onsoltellk *1 to 1. Odom per Imes, lid to l . 6d alrenle.2s den, is to es mi 'se dm, Is to la td t, dm. Is to Is Si ORMis,10•10. was., W 034 , per brisk Splits is I lad" prim* 141•11/ I lift% per 11/ 1 / 2 id le SI i Mae. pr te as !Attu% 0114 pr g05...4 toad Oy pr siege... to Is lota Id* p. pos. Si to 3d Bare For WI. Is tot. Iholosork pl ma rCl 02 3o Od por Ms Is estr Arg im i mai id to Is pir, 410 a., Ss V) MI to to to 64 pr Yoult. 0, esoory, per Mr 6. Id M U Ilque, U U Pada. per sigs Was Igid t• Ss Iramettat =lt ;gema r e. issi ct2A:t v at , ad 23 23 too IN I 11 pot 94 10 16 16i 10 164 13 13 i Ws i Pa 24 244 102 104 19 20 .. ds as is 41 4 1 ar Pr a 14 1 12 B i qa The English stock market opened this morning withmit any essential change in prices; but an improving tendency soon set in, and the market finally closed at nearly the best point of the day, and about per cent. higher than the closing rates of yesterday. Some influential purchases were made soon after the commencement of business, partly by parties who usually act on French account, and whose operations were reported to be based on intel ligence from Paris. On the publication in the second editions of the morning journals of a summary of the statement of the Paris Moniteur (given in full in another column) a further advance took place, and the market during the rest of the afternoon was sup ported at its higher range by purchases either to cover previous speculativesales, or on account of parties who thought a further advance probable. It transpired to-day that, before the opening of this day's Paris bourse, the Three per Cont. Rentes were dealt in in that city at 76 ex div., or more than I# per cent. above the closing rate of yesterday. This was also the closing quotation of the bourse, the advance being maintained. It must be mentioned, however, that a report, for some time put current in Paris, has again been in circulation to-day, to the effect that the Paris bourse is being ",worked" by influen tial parties, who are instructed to prepare it for the introduction of a French loan. Both in the Paris and London markets the advance is assisted by the existence of a still considerable outstanding speculation for the falL As the rise progresses, many of the late operators for for lower prices assist it by buying back to cover their sales, and in this way the two markets act on each other. As regards the statement of the Moniteur, many parties are unable to see that it in volves any real change in the aspect of the Eastern question. That the Four Powers are united in a desire for peace was known before, and was suffi ciently indicated by the pains taken by their respec tive representatives in drawing up the abortive Vienna note of some months back. As we expected, no combined compulsive action of the Four Powers is even so much as hinted at by the French official organ. Consols were first quoted 94; to 95 ex. div. for the opening of the 18th of January, ascended to 951 to 1, touched for a moment 951, " bgyers," and were quoted at the official clove at 95; to 2. After that hour the market was firmly supported at 951 to 2, equal to 97 to 1, with the div. For money, although the transfer books are shut, there were transactions at 961 to 96; with the dividend. The official business I report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money (shut), 961, 961 ; ditto, for the opening, 18th January, 941, 951, 1,1; Three per Cent. Reduced, 951, 1, 2, 2, 2. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 971, 97, 974, 4,4, 4, 2. Long Annuities, 1860, 51, 6 5.16. South Sea Old Annuities, 991. Bank Stock, 220. On Saturday last Consols closed at 941 to 95, with the dividend; and the closing price of to-day being 954 to 1, ex div., the rise is shown to be no less than 2} per cent. within six days. At Paris on Saturday the Three per Cent. Rentee closed at 74.73 with the dividend; and the closing price of to-day being 76 ex div., the rise within the same period is equal to 2} per cent. Exchequer Bills remain firm at 6s. to Ss. prem., with some purchases at 9s. prem. India Bonds closed Is. higher, at 2s. to ss. prem. The foreign stock market showed an improving appearance, and closed firm. Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents. and Sardinian and Russian Five per Cents. were severally 1 per cent. higher. Spanish also showed an improving tendency, which, however, was not maintained to the close. Other stocks were firm. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 24; to 251 ex div. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71. Granada Deferred, 8 to 4; ditto, Active, 21 to 22. Sardinian, 89 to 91 ex div. Spanish De ferred, 221 to 1 ; the Certificates, 51 to 51 per cent. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four and-a- Half per Cents., 97 to 99. The list of sales includes :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 961, ; (exchange, 26f.) Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 921, 93 ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 991. Buenos Ayres Six per Cent., 65. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, for account 16th December, 961. Equador Bonds, sf. Granada Deferred, 81, 81. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 251, 241. Portu guese Four per Cents., 42, 1. Rumba Five per Cents., 1124; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981, 4. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90, 91 ex div. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, 4,4; the Passive Bonds (Converted), 3; the Committee's Certificates, 51, 51, 5,1 per cent. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 911 ex div. The money market continues to maintain a less stringent appearance. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the rate on Paris was steady at 25.271 to 30 at three months, and 25.021 to 25.05 for short paper. Bills on Hamburg were again in great demand, and dealt in from 13.4; to 61; and Amsterdam at 11.151 to 1, at three months. The quotations on both these ' last-named places show a decline. On Frankfort the rate was 118; to 1, showing little changis. Owing to the more pacific statements circulated with reference to politics, bills on Vienna and Trieste were more inquired for, at 11.32 to 38. Generally, it must be observed, the aspect of the foreign ex changes shows no turn in favour of this country. In the corn market to-day a firmer feeling was observable, and in floating cargoes of wheat an ad vance of ls. per qr. may be quoted. A large busi ness has been done this week in floating cargoes, chiefly for the continent. Most of the cargoes re- cently arrived off the coast have already been dis posed of. Nearly all the country markets held yes terday report a slight decline in the price of wheat. At Birmingham, Gloucester, and Bristol, the decline was ls. per qr. ; and at Leith, Glasgow, and New market, is. to 2s. At Manchester the market was quiet, and prices were the turn cheaper. The ten dency of the French corn markets is upward. At Paris flour rose yesterday 2 to 3 francs per sack, and wheat Ito 2 francs per beet. Several orders to buy, on Belgian and French account are still in the London market, awaiting execution. According to a telegraphic despatch received to day from Odessa, that port is frozen up. We are informed that the Darien Slip Canal Ex pedition will sail from Southampton in the West India mail steamer Orinoco on the 17th instant. Its object is the making of a detailed survey of the route from Caledonia Bay and Port &cows to the Gulf of San Miguel (first announced to the public in the Daily News of May 17, 1850), and of inaugurating the great work of the junction of the oceans. It will consist, on the part of the Atlantic and Pacific Junction Company, of Dr. Cullen, the discoverer of the route and concessionaire, as pioneer; Mr. Gis borne, C.E., engineer-in -chief, Messrs. Forde and Bennett, and four assistant engineers. On behalf of the British government it will be accompanied by Lieut. Singen, R.E., and staff. At Jamaica the ex pedition will be joined by Lieut. Strange, U.S. navy, TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. Sir,—At the board meeting of the director, of the Wies baden Railway Company this morning the letter from " A Shareholder," which appeared in your City article of to-day, was read and oon•idered. Had the worthy share holder, instead of addressing you an anonymous communi cation, done us the favour to apply at the office, he would have learned that the directors some time ago adopted the views he has explained with so much good sense and dia cretion. In a word, on account of the present political complications, ae well as of the dearness of money, and the gloom which consequently hangs for the moment over the soundest and most promising new undertakings, the direc tors have confined their contracts to the section to Rude sheim, and,they have resolved to call up only the money ne estuary for this section, until the re• establishment of com mercial confidence et nden it proper for them, as prudent men of business, to proceed with the remainder of the un dertaking. The shareholder is correct in stating that the line to Rudesheim will cost not more than 180,0001., and that 51. per share on our 40,000 shares will more than cover this. The directors have satisfied themselves that they are quite safe in leading the shareholders to expect a mi nimum dividend of 12 per cent. on this expenditure. The reports, drawn up by the local authorities, give 16 per cent. as the least that can nuonably be expected.—l am, air, your most obedient servant, Dec. 9. WILLIAIC A. ',ANDER, Secretary. Allusion having been made by one of the speakers at the meeting of dissatisfied shareholders held at the London Tavern yesterday—a gentleman named Char nock—to the " Melbourne and Colonial House In vestment Company," the secretary of the company in question requests us to insert the following : THE MELBOURNE AND COLONIAL HOUSE INVESTMENT COMPANY. TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. Stn,—The directors of the above company will thank you to insert the following cop of a letter addreued to Mr. W. W. Charnock, solicitor .— !am, Sir, your obedient servant, WM. WILSON, Secretary. 13, Gresham street, Dec. 9, 1853. " Sir,—The directors of this company notice your refer- ence to it at a meeting in the London Tavern on Thursday last, and they regret to understand that your letter of the 17th October was not answered from its being addressed— very naturally on your part—individually to one of the directors, who, at the date had ceased to be connected with the company, on account of other engagements. But they will be gl . d to give you every information requisite on their proceedings if you could make it convenient to call here ; and, in the meantime they add, that they are prosecuting the business so far as in the meantime it can be prudently done with the capital at their command, which they have been reluctant to lacrosse by calls on shareholders in the present state of the money market. No other delay has arisen than is incidental to the formation of any large com pany, or which is not now surmounted. The registration of the deed actually occupied four months, and for that time prevented proceedings. Our deposits were not paid fully until the lest August, so that you will observe the time elapsed is pretty well accounted for.—l em, Sir, &c. " Wis. WILSON, Secreta ry, " Melbourne and Colonial House Investment Company. "W. W. Charnock, Esq., solicitor, 3, Trinity-street, Horough."- The annexed summary of the produce markets during the week is extracted from the Circular of Messrs. W. J. and 11. Thompson, issued this even ing : The colonial market continues quiet at about the pre vious currency. There bu been a steady demand for the good and the fine qualities of sugar, and the public sales have gone off with fair animation, except for the Mauritius kinds of Bengal, which went at rates rather in favour of the buyer. For coffee there has been more inquiry, and the plantation sorts of Ceylon have brought full rates ; the native descriptions ere saleable at 475. per cwt. The sales of rice have gone off heavily ; white Bengal is now Is. to Is. 6d. below the highest point, and Madru is also about Is. lower. The tea market hu been inactive, and common contra has rather receded, the present quotation being no minally le. 3d. per lb. A series of public sales will be held on Tuesday, the 13th instant. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, u received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 921; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 611. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 11-16; the Coupons, 5:. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 76 3.16. Portuguese New, 36 9-16. Mexican New, 23: ex div. Granada Deferred, 8 5-16 ; ditto Active, 21 7-16. Perhvian New, 67; Ecuador, 3 15-16. Peruvian shows a fall, whilst Grena dian Bonds continue in favour. Other stocks ex hibit little variation. Paris--closing prices of this day: Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 102.10; ditto Three per Cents., 76 ex div. Bank Shares, 2,916. These prices exhibit the extraordinary rise of lfr. 10c. in the Feur-and-a-Half per Cents., and of lfr. 60c. in the Three per Cents. The return of the Bank of England for the week "ending Saturday, the 3rd Dec., is as follows : DANK or EAGLAND.—Accecet for the week ending Dec. 3.1801 IMO. DUI Note. I..aed -- ...... Z18.4(16.500 THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market opened with increased strength, and soon attained a further rise of per cent.; but a reaction has since taken place, and prices are now nearly per cent. worse than they closed yesterday. Consols opened 95'4 to ex. div., for the 18th January, advanced to I'sl to 1, tell to 951 to and are now quoted 954, exactly. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 934 to 96; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 97! to .18; Bank Stock, 220 to 221; Exchequer Bills, 6s. to 9s. prem.; India Bonds, 2s. to ss. prem. Foreign stocks are quiet, and steady in price. Buenos Ayrean Bonds are better, having been pur chased at 66 to 67. Mexican is quoted at 25 to ; and Spanish Deferred, 22! to 1. Peruvian Four-and a-Haif per Cents., have been dealt in at 70; ; Sar dinian at 91 ex div. ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 461 to 47; Granada Deferred, 81. MINES FRIDAY EYINIIiO. The market for home mining stocks today has been inactive, and generally presents a dull appear ance. The s hares of the South Devon Console Com pany were a shade flatter, closing to prem. Castle Dines shares have risen to 2/. per share. The sales reported are—United Mines at 215, 223 ; Trumpet Console, 145, 155; Cam Brea, 82, 81 ; East Darren, 871, 921; Great Wheal Alfred, 36, 37 ; East Tolgus, 17; Grambler and St. Aubyn, 221, 23 ; Trehane, 9, 10 ; South Tamar, 51, 6; Gilmer, 5,1; Thomas's United, 31s. ; Treleigh Consols, 2; Cwm Dar ren, 12e. The gold mining share markot presents no feature of novelty. Business is inactive, there being little demand even for the preferable stocks. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 3 to 3 prem.; Great Nug get, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Port Phillip, 3 to 3 dia.; British: Australian, 3 to ; die.; Nouveau Monde, ; to 3 prem.; Agua Fria, 13-16 to 15-16 prem. The shares of the Peninsular Mining Company again advanced to-day, being ran up to 13 to 13 pm., although there is only ss. paid on them. Cobra shares were I/. higher, and the shares of the Com pany of Copper Miners in England also advanced. Metcalfe copper closed 3 to 1 prem. Thenominal closing prices of new undertakings are aa follows :—Misen Head, 3 to 3 dis.; Lewis Hill Range, 3to 3 dis. ; Clarendon ( of Jamaica), 3to pm.; Britannia Gold, 5 to 3 per share; Mount Carbon Coal, 3 to 3 dia.; Kenmare, par to 3 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, 3 dia. to par ; Connemara, 5 die. to par ; Glenanlin, - 3 to 3 dis.; Australian Mutual, 3 to 3 dia. ; Poltimore, a to 3 Fell.; Great Crinnis, per to 3 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, Ito 15 pm.; Sue River (of Jamaica), 3 die. to 3 prom.; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 3 to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 13 to 03 dia. ; Australasian Coal, 3 to 3 die.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 3to die. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 3 to 3 prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 3 dis. to par ; Australian Consols, 3 to 3 Fortuna, 3 to 1 prem.; Lackamor Copper, to dia dis.; Obernhof, 3 to 3 pm. ; Giad bach Zinc, par to 3 prem.; San Fernando Silver Lead, par to 5 prem. ; London and Virginia Gol3, 3 die. to 3 prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 1.3 to 2 prem.; Great Hewes United Tin, 3 dis . to par; Cologne Lesd,3 to 3 die.; Monarch Gold, 3 to 3 die. ; Jamaica Copper, to 3 prem.; New South Wales Gold, 3 to 3 die.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 3 to 3 die. ; New Linares, 3 die. to 3 prem. ; South Devon Con sole, 3 to 1 prem.; Melbourne Gold, 3 to 5 die. ; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to 5 prem.; Dhurode Copper, 3 die. to 3 prem. METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that rails are very firm; most of the makers aro indifferent as to making sales at present rates. Scotch pig iron maintains its position, and leaves off firm at 755. 6d. for mixed numbers. Staffordshire pig iron has an upward tendency. Staffordshire manufactured iron is greatly in demand, especially plates and sheet iron for ship building. Spelter continues to attract the attention of speculators, in conse quence of the symptoms of an early closing of the season at the Baltic porta, and the large requirement. of the French. Tin: an advance of M. per ton has been announced en English tin; an additional advance is expected. Swedish iron is dull of sale, but the stock is small. Swedish steel: a few lots have changed hands for the Mediterranean. Copper: the advance announced last week does not appear to diminish orders, especially for the home trade. Lead is without alteration. Tin plates are sympathising with tin. Charcoal cannot be bought so well now by 2s. per box as it could a month previous to this time. The Americans have been out of the market for some months, but • large de mand is now expected from that quarter. THIS DAY.—TN;7 - o o'CLOcK. The gold mining share market is still devoid of movement. Ag, ua Fria shares are quoted 13-16 to 15-16 prem.; Nouveau Monde, to I prem; Great Nugget, 3-16 to 5.16 prem. ; and Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 48 to 49; Peel Ricer f to 11 prem.; North British Australasian, I to I prem.; and Scottish Australian Investment, 11 to If prem. Santiago shares have been dealt in at 51. ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE CITY 01' BOULOGNE STlAX•orainlL.—Yesterday morning, between seven and eight o'clock, an accident occurred to George Crooks, engi neer on board of the City of Boulogne, belonging to the --- Commercial Steam Company, which, it is feared, will ter- An.. 40, V 90 minate fatally. The unfortunate man was oiling the mam als chinery previous to the vessel starting, when by some means leant . the beam of the piston came into action and crushed hie ':- . ..- . £1, 3 . 4 4. 8 0 , 8 9 arms nearly off. He was conveyed to Isaac ward, St. Thu ... mass Hospital, where Mr. Simon, surgeon. was in immediate 4iaS77 attendance, and amputation was resorted to as the ottly meals of saving life. ACCIDENT.—On Thursday evening last Mr. (Aud i:38.0..5.624 wick, of our theatre, having a rather cutious old hinnies , - 'N. MARSHALL. and Cashier. bus, was about to offer it for acceptance to a gentleman of This return, when compared with the previous the neighbourhood, but, in order to test its capabilities, week's balance sheet, shows the following results : loaded it with a rather large charge of powder, well rammed with paper on the top, atter which he discharged it, bat Circulation issue Circulation active 21,205,800 Decrease 138,400 left hand so much that it was afterwards deemed advisable Public deposits 7,669,924 Increase 126,746 to amputate it at the wrist. The unfortunate patient is Other deposits Government securities in banking department..., 13,622,039 Increase 133,002 A SHOCK 01 , EARTHQUAICE was felt at Al on the morning of the 25th ult., and on the same dgiersty a Other securities in banki mere severe shock was experienced at Boghar. There were department Coin and bullion in both ' persons were almost thrown from their chairs. The move ._ .. ...... , AITNINT. _ Government Debt.... A 11.016.100 Other Seruzities...... 2.984.900 G 414 Coto and Babe 14.406.590 Mira Donlon ... ..... - 123.404.90 BASING D Progenitors' Copt al ....44.861.000 LaPubelic . D..eproits.... . (lock .ed.... 1175.03 itzebeq.. xiss. Pants. (Souisnis. nt aloud Danko d Mg. Aco4l 7.6.9,924 Other .... 11,4e0,162 ierioitlay sod. [dor dtllr I,V .0,912 7.7.; inbertleouritte• Noise 001.1 and Silber Coln December 8. 1833. znos.cii departments Eleven day and ether bills 1,226,912 Decrease 40,12.5 the movement of the building was so great that the patients The Rest The Reserve (viz., notes throughout the night. The noise was that of a number of and coin in banking heavy waggons passing. department) The changes exhibited in this return are of a more . u K s o e r s a p n e t c e t u el s c t o o nsel dei u stn eir t e l;a vr t hisiltsot say,the rteiligtihoetuivderoygmnaegoiltitlifte favourable character than had been anticipated. of dogma, it leads, with regard to morals and porteok . to Although shipments of gold to the continent coati- , doctrines the most liberal and progressive. Every poll nued, the reaction from the internal circulation, .of our modern democracies is theri in contained, sot only an added to the imports of gold from the United States, germ, but expressed in the most formal manner. A Turk n F ed raf to ern h it im es , the stamped ineani u n po g n of oa th : of pox "God is great!" cried he. "Tint has tchree sufficed to prevent any further diminution in i having had Eg a e l z i p e lzi , hTret.aninksltndheel‘tplatspilvrel wasviougfulleeyturna million the llioi n n c r e 1 e and ain half. t ie 1• whichwr itten t the infidels theheart write i)f every upo n truegold m en us % s u il i v ut er ea clt usie ise Gorl boa ... • a ic te St iec ock. uriti T es h , er b e u ie t i a t isfurntohterveirny- coins Allah kerini, Letters on Turkey. - I