The Express. — London, England, 1853-02-07 00:00:00

. . / • //:,/' ... ,4,. ..... • .1 .• . .... ,Z C - e ... -e .., 07; c Xe;--,.. Zit /., . : ~„ e•.. . e . , . = -... , .....i r a.,..5.- 4 4 ...- ..-etta'e- ....-dc" - r 7',- ......e •-•- / 4-- 1,.. !..-w-- - a....rm--ary • ) .i- - • • ----_ NO. 2,016.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, 1863. [THREEPENCE. Aggregate amount No. of .1, ------4. er:::: rc: o ce o ipt lIEKE too BUY a DK}....52•1150 CASE—In Do SHARE LISTS. FURELON ILAILWAIa. MONEY MARKET. be opened, the money having been actually applied; f ree 1,29 i 3 v , e4 3Z . 0 gnii 6 eB ,4o o a 3 P r e e n as . fo L iol P o lo ti o: r r : i .w 3 l :o eks IV ~,mta l etups to anti* wee *ear or . Ltbso w la the . o rr b; IS 8 latairp mkt Retlertlam: II 11 dig to the uses of his Imperial Majesty's government. I , 85‘ efts•oa ierelot-came. ha is Sone aiLtte SATURDAY EVI/11110. $ II SOO= Isehra Jusedre! 1 2 ---. SATURDAY EYRIMIII. Mews. Meaux and Co. proceed to state, that 1 i 45 .. 2 ,09 11,01.. ," 1 ll " ssile y t i; h rey., 1."!5tr,`t ) : 7 7, 4 1;,.:: The railway market to-day resented a decided +, !e 1 C tiOaalatdi " 1 118 4 ,1 7DR , A ... ! pu IS r . The stock markets on a Saturday seldom present in consequence of having learnt by the 1 185 ' 3 1,142.918 6,27 5 182 2 0 ........, - ;; - et ; 1 c... W. .1 al.• df1•1141111•41 1 M at the 0104 MONA Slid faun. contrast to that of yesterday morning. The " bears" /!.,, 2 : neap Dania .._.. 2 oau any feature of particular interest, but t o - day was an Cairo steamer (which arrived at Marseilles on 1 The Iri.h Ba l nk i ' B3 re i turns 6 i . 0 21 ; 12 the f -i. aain ,,,. en va n.: p;a: t itt . l7 l. l: l ;co ... l 7 i ": " 1i5t = . °1 , 6 8 6 :2 showed great an xi ety to buy back up to the close, , a , a Ds I,° ••• - t eel !at exception. The rally noticed yesterday afternoon the 15th of October), that some question had eseesslq_ _ ita. Th . pi .,-,,,,,a 7 . 0 r ,,,,, xi ta Mel nah and the consequence was a marked rally, particularly . s Gnat holm. veateelot ...! 1 21.. continued to-day in full force, the " bears," of whom arisen at Constantinople as to the recognition 1 endi Saturday, Jan. 22, 1853, og .. 91441* 1n; t i '.... Lel 160 Of I/Wan +is Mna• • h 47 AU* S• 1 • 1110 , in the heavier stocks, Great Western appearing to to t Grew tame°. a ?raw I eto I s. there are a large number, appearing to have taken of the transaction, although no official communiea- sot.. Total e eti ab. tt u"A • - .e&ge viU a " taa al"a ' " "ra"na-Llaaa "aaaalla be almost the only unmarked by buoy- " 4 15 ' 91-w i" t iro description fright, and buying back in all directions. This was flea had been received, they were " apprehensive Clreulatiou Averse, Average th. " ~,,,mae.--4. lApedesholl-etreet. Boole De. Poeta i Nose and Title. authutierd. Gauls- mount sawed ow" ....-------- f ro p A RENTB and OCARDIANS.—TIN return Caledonian stock shows a rise of 2L les. ;Cheat r i a 1 4 Laaala D o. . "l ". '" - - a t " a la I us') ... - 4 41 .. in which there was a decided recovery, Caledonian mind-of the government as to the nature of the . 1 „,„,th w lie mow* kuudinii-cb.o 6 .ft" ili• h" mula Northern, 21.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 255.; and 0 2 De. . ... ... .. 11 1,, stock, for instance, closing 21 per cent , higher than obligation that his Imperial Majesty the Sultan The bank of 'Wand A g g ..,,,ii • sheitude Ira tam perouttal ctasfurt sad attn.. yesterday, and the market leaving off "good." A has contracted through his authorised minister and 3,731,125 2,. Di,lr u at 1,154 The Provincial Steak of int:and_ 1)27,Ra 410.421 22 2 5 1 4 a OIL ha laseleettal most of the other heavy stocks 11. The market closed to $ pe. jot . a . ta) . .. ... i lk I a ...,-----...., R IVILANDer NM:ASIA pe. 4 pie O. main feature of the markets of late, as previously plenipotentiary The Belfast Ileneing Om potentiary." The memorial then proceeds as me Not Otero Bank' Pa" '611 • 4"7 11161.8 -.. • atth . solar =pawing mot b. entlyisit the hair. RO tw LAN Da' firm. IP 7 Lyme sad 114011artsseeal 7 Pa uat Company 243,41; • 2.3.,4NS 113.431 'S =II i i .,.. h.., ta f eaetai the Ala owl asesideztaa. had reaseviag --- 110 41,11adrah -. ... .. 1 24 as alluded to, has been the absolute absence of ary real follows : The Meter Banking Ouospeoy ."''....,.....“" - -... ; sod NtrWt.sNlre Mimi nt.'s Pawl Dsati- THIS DAY—Two o'CLoai. 14 29 Itheia Marla - .. .. - - T T Natlenel Hawk of Ireland 70,7.); 813,29. 214.411 `-`-- - "I tau". I hes.' Oahe yid. ....el pfelef•1111 the pressure of stock , the dealings being in fact We hare therefore thought it proper, not only in the in The . Carrack.on . -sour 14111100 W- . NW. ll° t ' ud " l l ie r t ....w.. • - t. for he attain. The railway market is buoyant to-day, and prices 30 ' . I': .rue 8 74 , I/ ammo. see tott...lere. ii...i.pc......- Amu epaertatenl • mainly confined to speculators. Consols, coped. tercet of the British holden of the original emission of Ikalk Of Irc!and "--- - r..... 1 a0,....t00t0r, •,.."'„ "" 1 ".„ * "" 11, r 11 ...." . 4 .. 1 " "II are higher all round. The improvement is chie fl y , to it morales of eras._ - U sit 334 i 3 ally, have been very scarce in the market, and to 18,000,000 f., or 720,0001., but of all other persons, holders Ta , e 2, l. 2 laci 341i°1111 Back °I _66 : 112S 41.942 9,335 3 i,71 •a si ts t fd. 9w.9 ::" 4 r g' .. sr" . i„ as i... - ww..4l" ‘" ligt u su . ttitao" -- wstuto — su per Bible in the heavier stocks, London and North • m ' • 11 °•• lui . 3 her 0 . P 4 lid. (ler K.& Manse As.; 131 111 this circumstance the low nominal value of money in of the entire loan, many of whom hare purchased at eon. ''''''•••••— •thobwidwer'isse..,.'sosies", e n 'Atowt.t ND sal SONS. " 11 . 41 . a. Westera having risen to 1191• Midland, to 771; to all lieewesha Trask near. I 9 the Stock Exchange has been owing. In view of sidcrable premiums, on the hith of the signature on Total 5.5.54.40 t i.teft GI. 1.404.937 perks. L ..k....d ..y rtriAmit• had thrtumeth. Lancashire and Yorkshire, to 77 ' 1; South Eastern, A to Pant had Lyon. .. . 14 141 on 94 4 this circumstance, it is natural that the " bears,"who the document and of the treaty, to solicit your good offices in this affair, requesting you will urge upon the go- These numbers do not indicat e any considerable .'- _— -- so tu resistant Wows ... .. 111 45 • '... -" 7 --- • INV .r.. ^r...1 pn_ Dferebrnta Shinners to 781 ; Great Western, to 8 . 71; e.nd cheat . Northern, a l 1 , p u b.., B . ... . „ n - have been selling stock which they have not in their I verament °this [monist fiirhneu the Sultan the aercmate ~t,..._.:_ The stock markets on a Saturday widow present any feature of particular interest, but to-day was en exception. The rally noticed yesterday afternoon continued to-day in full farce, the " bears," of whom there are a large number, appearing to have taken fright, and buying back in all directions. This was more particularly remarked in the railway market, in which there was a decided recovery, Caledonian stock, for instance, closing 21 per cent. higher than yesterday, and the market leaving off "good." A main feature of the markets of late, as previously alluded to, has been the absolute absence of ary real pressure of ,stock, the flealings being in fact mainly confined to speculators. Consols, especi- , ally, have been very scarce in the market, and to ' this circumstance the low nominal value of money in the Stock F..xchange has been owing. In view of , this circumstance, it is natural that the " bears,"who have been selling stock which they have not in their por,ession to deliver, should be timid, as their idea that the markets would be fairly supplied, either by the public, or by the pawn-establishments, has not been realised as they had hoped. The rally this afternoon was further assisted by a prevalent report that although the London and North Western divi deed will be only at the rate of 5 per cent., there are Isogisfestnree in tit, 4 ysolap ' -. BRis sad report ittileb will bate a favourable bearing. Consols opened 991 to 4 ouly, but, as buyers offered, went steadily up to 991 to 1, which was the final quotation, both for money and the 10th. At ono moment, after the regular hours, there were even " buyers" at 991. The annexed official report is meagre, business having been mainly restricted to Consols. Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 99k, ; Ditto, for account, 991, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 100 k, 100; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031,103, 1. There was a further considerable fall in Exche quer Bills to-day, although the rates for money in the open market appear to have ruled rather easier. Sales were pressed as low as 50s. preen., and the closing price was widely quoted 50s. to '555. prem. India Bonds mark 60s. prem., being also a re duction. Foreign stocks were generally firmer, but very quiet. Spanish Bonds were firm, and Grenadian ex perienced a rally. Mexican opened fiat, but left off rather better. Turkish Scrip is quoted 1 to I dia. Austrian Scrip is lower, owing to the rise in the exchange. Sales are thus marked : Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 71 prem. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 971, 1. Granada One and-a half per Cent., ex December, 1849, coupon, ; ditto Deferred, 111, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 22;, 1, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 22/. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 11 dis. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, die. As great interest attaches just now to the late changes and actual position of the Banks of England and France, we subjoin a detailed statement of the' , more important variations which have taken place in the two establishments since the beginning of September last, when the drain upon both appears to have first set in. The returns of the Bank of Eng land, for these five months, it may be noticed, include the payment of the half-yearly dividends on the English funds. We have therefore thought it proper, not only in the in tercet of the British holders of the original eniission of 18,000,000 f., or 720,0001., but of all other persons, holders of the entire loan, many of whom have purchased at con siderable premiums, on the filth of the signature on the document and of the treaty, to solicit your good offices in this affair, requesting you will urge upon the go vernment of his Imperial Highness the Sultan the necessity of the due fulfilment of the obligations contracted upon the faith of the treaty with the ambassador duly authorised. It would be au act of great injustice if any attempt should be made to repudiate a transaction so solemnly entered into, and it would destroy all confidence in the security of en gageineras formerly made with Turkey if this treaty, which is final and &hearse, did not receive its full e ff ect and exc _ . - A These numbers do not indicate any considerable change in the extent of transactions, as compared with those fur the preceding mouth. They show merely an increase of 4,2104 in the circulation, and of 20,7881. in the amount of bullion within the pe riod referred to. malign. It is not necessary that we should dwell on the rs:an a d e eantam thakwill mem to tha gosansmant of tits maples bits loan to the Bank of Constauticople —the results are self-evident in more than a pecuniary sense. We understand that his Excellency the French minieter at Constantinople has already interfered foe the protection of French subscribers, and we have no doubt that your friendly efforts with the government of the Sultan will soon relieve the anxiety that bas been created by the rumours circulated on the arrival of the Cairo. We address you from Paris, being here for a few days temporarily, and have on time to communicate with the Rig ht . Honourable the Secretary of Foreign Affairs in Loudon, but wishing to convey to yon immediately cur sentimente by the packet that leaves Marseilles on the 21st instant, we have LANs the liberty of writing direct to you, that no time ma be lost in obtaining your assistance end eo-opera tion in the British interests involved. We have no doubt that all you do to protect them will be fully approved by the government of her Majesty, and hoping unier the urgent circumstances of the ewe you will excuse the irre gularity of this communication, a copy of which we shall transmit to London, that it may be handed to Lord Malmesbury—We are, Sir, yours, Ike. (Signed) C. ID x and Co., et London. To his Escallency the British Minister at Constantinople, or the Charge d'Affaires. - - - THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The linklisli funds maintain - their improved ap pearance, although business is very quiet. In the other departments of the Stock Exehange more con fideuce also prevails, especially in the railway mar ket, in which prices have experienced u fart iair rally. Consols have remained firm throughout the day at 99: to 1 for money and the 10th. The rote of con tinuation to the March account is only 1-16 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark tool to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter Per Cents., 1031 to 7 ; South Sea Stuck, 11l ; Exchequer Bill s , 50 s . t o Zi4s. prem. Foreign stooks are looking up, especially Granada Deferred, which has rallied to 12e, owing to the Darien Ship Canal project being about to be imme diately brought forward. Spanish, Dutch, and most other descriptions are also better than lust week. Spanish Old Threes mark 471; ditto Dekrred, 23 to 4; the Committee's Certific a t es , 4,1 to per cent.; Swedish Loan, 1/ to 1: dia.; Dutch Fours, 971 to 9S; Danish Fives, 1074 to 108. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. BERLIN, FRB. 3.—Voluntary Loan, 1011: New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent (1850), 102,1 ; ditto (1862), 1021; National Debt, 931. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 148. Bank Shares, 1091. VIENNA, FEB. 3.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, Sq. New Loan (Series A), 941 ; (Series B), 1081; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 84,1. Bank Shares, 1,386. Exchange on London, 10,57. COMMERCIAL AND MA.RICETS. MARK-LANK-THIS DAY. The supply of English Wheat was moderate, and all good qualities were decidedly a better sale th.m on Monday last, and that day's rates were fully supported for other &scrip ,' Rees. Flour underwent no alteration. ilbowz inaltiug.Barley was fully as dear us before. Oilier qualities sold sluaily at former rates. The bulk of the recent arrivals of Oats having gone into second bands, the market was firmer, at tho currency of this day se'nnight. Beans were rather easier to purchase, and Peas were sale able at the quotations of Monday last. anal VAuri INTO LONDON F 14031 3144 JAN. to 3:h FEB. at, 6oltwh. Scotch. trick. formals. Velosat I 1906 I 430 16031 Utley 3.39 247 539 2743 Oat. 436 942 6740 17391 Malt * 8447 160 43 Floor, 3,640 bunk and 3,814 mks.; tA ir r. 'ster the tiotiiirsolialiy whio. su.d preservisp ter - ---- -- -- - „,..,,,,,,1 ~,.10,peasable woo opsaoarat. for .be maim The railway market is buoyant to-day, and priers 1 ;;; r-Dea.(eL::: 4.4 o7ltll ) lt 11 7 4 4 • 7 3 pri rah a" ' „,,,t * puts, • univerully sousht Me sad me Wit./ ,tea P ' i^. iou i hal , Thu , sly else et are higher all round. The improvement is chiefly to it Northers of Prams_ so 281 33 1 1 3 all sanded. t ir." " ,4".. I t „,, t,,,,, 5 te 7ing' sm ' t a mo t to* perceptible in the heavier stocks, London and North • it 111 (FMB ,eke el- 7.4171 ea matt Memiss. sits.; 111 111 444 , ns ocer on ls's 1. -eon b y A. kewi rid D r ead $07414, /04 Waataa. Western having risen to 1191; Midland, to 771; to all Nwewealm Trask From. 6 9 thi Lawton,iot..Mt. sad pelo.. Lancashire and Yorkshire. to 771; South Eastern, /4 Iv Pane ams Lyon. .. . 14 141 ma 241 • 4 thi ...--- _ _ •o 781 ; Great Western, to 871; and Great Northern, ), a t ,' p fd , a .,1 2 ,,,.. °r1e5a• ••••• •• 7. 1 : n " CAUTION. - To UTION -To Tradesmen , Merchants, Shippers, ha v A 04 ,,,,,, r ,.. ' sr .-% p.m it hoe late ' ,to up bopped* to 771. Caledonian reached 65, but has since fallen it' le rename sow.. ' roi sot mg SO bows I M®. . t ow some uoistraiths l Pt= av Pemba w 5556 pmt back to 64. to 4 Pals.Dass.asdaseZwaii Sj 7; pa . I" by odium to the Duds sad others a Itl SI QueMs nil Illeltatoad _ I dim i Pm thi Foreign shares are quiet. Or 1. Nome gad Marro .. . 111 19 151 II" 'a ural to ler.,kr u Thrnaroe at wisp' s ptilleiVe. MT WARN. the IrINE -tap I. to irim, maim. that lam the °P&P aad sole 5849.19 AND MUM UNOUARMITIUM. l• r *AMP' sad User. 4 4 9 69 1111 4 Ds. 54 pi Ont. Predw. - - be I rwin./ set essauf.aturer or :be mid arta.* sad do sot •mpirty CheaMl pram Maw 00 - 151 7 1 M 10 4 Mesdass 61 Priams....... If Si,. aft ...p a wner. ar au", wise say peram to retereettt themeelves ... . b. pc &WM al% Ilatardy. 1411 MEL 49 M. Upper aids l ady ..-. 4 1 -' rpm my eetehltobenist dr the E srpr •of selliss the eald lab. 4Pe • --- al all Wet h a d 3 thi 81u. Cantos Is pitn..bed by ma to peeves further . impeeitias spat , t. 144 1,,,......... ... _. .... ssi 2/11 10 6 Ds 14 me Chme.Frehr. i 1 . die de o f ppm, sod apnoea injury le aoymlL E. 1. BOND. esieeztemna * 4 '"'""•••• ... ss i. .8 NM Maw at the late .1 ohs Dend, 25, Lana-latte, Week Ilmlideld , v no _ 64 II 6, 9 wrsoefter her.. 41 4/ pis . 1101 &OM& -ie 2, ; ,1r1a.0 1 11 111111 . , t. diner. : VA 91 n le. Of ies .. E.VIINT-PllO REQUIRED Oar BAItLOVPII ai an Mama CU L 4 NEW littrk.NTED 511.I.Y.ACTING SYPHON TAP, width 13 111 Os Os de. 764. 3 11 8 de ofl .4e, beer, Sider. or Wm Ilmmint am aesembe tt. t' , o Meld sad MOM ... .. 176 MI JOINT STOCK BANKS. ' 4. 6d.• Milo thews Phrad. at Sham Ire I. I'll Cillinin .- ... .. 4 3 411 Mt erowegasSraeg"." „ . 11 5 54 1 1 4 , Clods Buhr' 00 Is repay .ts MA is two ads et sit. The snip; Ur di Obeatim sad Ilebbesd „ U Hs Nis Shame Baas [Paid prime dame ~ , Ms Sera. Me termed ea, admits Mr tom the salt milielmt to arm the 16 en OtteAsall Sesion... 17 1,1 ) %tardily to-day 1 * a m *4 so 444 . ; and whoa dba sup o owes sip that. 14 45 Dellinsei lIMM rum- 1 die per a, 4 w o w met. Me eillessappe WI Maims lest plu. la all 081114810 ) =M. sal Um- 21,500 SO Australada -.- sl SI SI 511 c ( M' 511621 PS la se Pik led ilwe maddian es __ Thethe soak arm _., dila .. ... 8 9 . 3 1 1 sumo xi Mem MP el ham Australis, aad 2 1 11 pia • 31 7 . ill"L emet MTheeeveneed.lagalimsuliblg"."l4l•wellbsewelbullest...4"llm6.4l"..: g :nu. getmeii.7.-4zi.. :a ft 2400. 74 Eulish. reattiett, and 11: ii , dm o b i , 444 41 01 ,04, o wn pi Aim gag oim= 10 2. si alma Wanda U 4 la 114 111 aserzelim Mattemd 4111 pm MAO re Lades Chartered OW 11, Abl e m 77 ."l. lll6l 9lhad a L4 Paal l6LOr li . aMeddlat at alira r lall4lllllPr iaP la imi glial ad alifted geura. 13 all 94.1 4 1 11. 111" 1.m. S am" ) .... A... 14 12 et Aurralls - - 71 3/ 41 pm 111 um 16 all Dm also 11 sad (Ma 71 111 55 te. meg WlLimetree. NawheaAam. 13. 0 = 06 MAO 1 Royal Amaral. ilaakisi PM see earra,.=s o ge emits adiallass. at Rost leatemildre ... 74 76 DI eadi3old Import. Co. 1 - - qt mmnimememis i. mem sad eilesem-Yhe bent. lel all s. a w.L Detilllrman se le 8,240 43 43 43 41 th oid....j.p.opubs. gratis Us sew mute d ef mobs MEW W. 100 lallabwoh amil Oleemew .76 78 NAM 26 Miles el Amtrak all 11 73 ad 721 it 4 ... le I Selabarsh ma Folio . A die Ipm 0.1 Asce .. De. Mew 4 7 4 7 1 14 • it 111 dasisrptsPard,Dmide. 76 77 WA 5 64 100 Gamey h SmihWeetses 60 all CI, „..........- .-..---1 , -..-- 44 100 West *ethers ... 7111 774 7 1 4 Ira ill:1114 19 blip . S g t. tr. 8: - .1 16- 1) 4 , lit: •117 It: its MISCELLANEOUS. di at. les nettn. ma wathlim• 104 1 103 1 104 1 1 12cting , . St. 106 Greet Watts. .. .. Us 674 574 7 1 M. IM. MISCMJASIMIO. Pd piers Ibialara dose qt „ML .. II 11 Irish ermat EssMr4 .. 64 7 Feb. 3 la-day V. 'I. i I. lO all Lanemew mid MUM -59 91 to 111 Do. Third ... .. .. if 13 pa at. 190 teassalare sae Variadr , 7 e; 77 s IS De. Fifths_ _.... 4 1 MOP WO tustrallan ApL. 135 125 223 230 mo i 1 74 issois I!L Brit. Asst. Land' all 11 11 ot me ton i.,700 25 S. Australliss tam 23 41 44 rs di 14 111 Do. Wag allillielliell S 11 15.000 1 Yu Diessm's Lase! 29 14 14 in 1 11 i i rimr„meme......_ C 2 to en limit merthere - .. IS 111 " Ili 111 Hi u.i........k... . S 9 9 A , , to s Lommusiajt Masthead 1 21 pm MINES. y • F ' . lll i l -- II 1. • st. 100 = „ trailtess.ai S. Owe 145 1064 St. 100 a Ilcatli.Wesee- 118 DO IC 12 Da. Mae - .. 2 21 4th IS I De. itS9i.lireeil3.(e u ll le .. 106 111 141 191 19 --- EATI7RDAT ETaINDro 11l d • 2 L it..: ll - rumm o r. WO Lenin ft theilt.Wense nu est a A good business continues to be done in British N • to tst Ds. Me - ... . 4 1) du mining stock., and the aspect of the market is rod , • ' o ilfi lli 60 S 4 Dn.. NO ... 111 4 i dis The market for Wheal Buller shares is firm, an we n en tenitery k - Oalsrabe 11 8 le all lasessibryb Itamtsinlism 19 II hear of buyers at 1,1501. LMPORTANT to FAMILIES FUENISKINO * t: I" 111 . 16 &1* allaisslash 15 4 25 1 lei Sales have taken lace p in Devon Great Consols at , t so 41 Ds. Utal. ULM. 36 6 ilk 430; Botallack, 480, 530 ;! United Mines 375, 380; c who Mad, elegmes with mammy. -JAMES COOL '. THRKR 41. 104 yoe ss a .. yoi yy 79 1 7 1 1 717 A F11674C11 POLISHED MAHOGANY MIAMIAN BED. 4,.. la gok u n i: 4o lk t ,;„ 4 4 4 4 45 West Caradon, 310; South Tolgus, 225; Levant,l4o; a oto f o. 15,61,,,,, e.'1•44, Corpst. Inrush. and Upholstery * 47 ma, o f thaft - - Waralsopw.-BROMPTON 11•3111312, 27 mad 21, Osertelrholldslle. I t . too p ouj umsbur , so es Rut Darren, 971; West Providence, 55; Wheel 1 1 , r e. nourslitnicik. Estimates given, sad a Ils: of prises mat poet 4 4 D s. ilii i ' m a,' .. at el Mary Ann, 35, 38; Craddock Moor , 43, 44, 45 • '' , s 16 10 4 It the Alfred Consols , 164, 1,4; Wheal Crbor, 14a, 16; 114 is Norm me Sammie. b T EL E D A I L Y NBW S. so en ismormseseshanno. se q West Ding Dou g , 121, 13; Tincroft, 11; Trannaek , 1.1. dt. lee IMMO -.. • 41 M S2l and Bosence 11; 'farmer Consols, 6 ; Wheal Golden, u . _ .asaTeneenormo.lAegmn=terrierret the bird ome Lt. 13 II Dv. 1 1077-. - - - 7 5t 31; West Vibes,' Abraham, 3), 4; Kilbricken, 41, 4; . Met bees Mem Sebsta, eilveralm lee mamma Mlle treaded SO 31 liselbm Coundes them dbl sem ami A sari swa preetimi emere, whither psalm.. meal. It 106 3 607 / 11 UMW --- 31 331 1 Cook's Kitchen, 3, 1 ; Trevelyan, 44 • Drakewells, _ er ealedeebel. IS 13 Soria Dem, No. I. ... • 11 die 4, i; Kingston Downs, 54; Tavel &neon, 3t 4; la theeMent mil Mee of Its Clemwel to -lathe weraresy of lb 6 all Do. a L ked. 5611 : 1 7704 PA. -se me mob. lesehree, sad pardsi maserier nits • I DO. 2 Q 75 11a1551 de Wheal Edward, 24; Gewton United, 24 • West sulk Me MINI msesendlemlumetwdai a 174 Main _ c• 4 die 131 Russell, 24A ; North Towey, 18s., 205.; Wheal Nor een* In Ike MA Seaway, sad thinetny Ininee.- le 11l 50754 170075 8 54 ris, 275. 6d., 30a.; St. Day United, li to 2 prem.; Mr le usewpmer. 16 10 Partliend S. Metershwe 3 4 pm East Tamar, If ; North Damsel, 11, 2. n meow • memesemma net et sitheeMs tam ow erne pew- St. 111 = Wes% lb Weber 49 le l• 01‘662=369601 at 1 1151011 - 1m the Isibe 'may every et. IN thetral ... •. 96 96 Most of the gold mining shares were a shade amiss' reser moy mama Zwert, Mr Ilst of Men, W. me Vwelkk Mind - 43 43 U 111110dallamplises. St. WO Memo. D lbes. car $ $ 7 se dearer, espeMally Great Nugget Vein and Port re seteesmsrmet m &mill& se Mae e ttie die Vepse Make Its 91 . IN WO. IatX.WAIIIIN 911 70 14 Phillip, although there was little real business. Mem" wilit welwilim. me ass always Rem Ito uo lu oto u Mj id Mirsesbary sad Chanel Waller shares continue to be artificially propped up eneameeanooksmsess. plea W. Illu.) - 15 13 lbft Mile Mem Is shows Mau Isill Mara rd stamp Ili all WILMIIIwo ... uo ••• 145 IS at a high premium. a r um par 111411 be tae Mae Lbw liewspyrre, by IS VI MIN Messaer .... . Santiago shares were again heavy to-day, closing whisk ii will Oa sun OM Ode paper Hie yempit ley more thss IS 44 ammileme aim .... - SI II de tHity yews) lad Is Des yews Mom* them eldsm compstlms : te 59 Soule Mem ... ... meammee. stamp. t e m& 4t. ISO Mad dielera ... „. Mame COMM= 1779 ... 912,547 NI Se MO Weise . 26 SS Memo Pew „. ...... „... . ...... 1775 IMMO te 13 Sem& TedultiabriDe . 13 1 and Mineral, 84 to 4 prem.; Australian Mutual, i Memo IMAM l7Bl-..- ..... L 139,405 20 6 TWO OM --- 4 1 to t prem. ; Australian Consols, Ito 4 prem. i MlLess T =WS-- 21 IS Tamerlimmthiallith. 21 2 Golden Mountain , fto t dia. ; La Peruvienne, 3-16 meimmease et anigLirjiihilerblinsins io 17 Tale ernes& ... ... .. 14 ES lIVIM WIN* MINIM' V a 11101.11117: 10 all Wallardril and = 54 9 M. j Union Gold, Ito t prem.; Melbourne, Ito 0 Km* Daly Km 'le Ilie yommata al ell the Leeks monde; So all Weenbril end 2111 37/ r dis.; Garnett and Moseley, par to 1 prem.; L'Aigle MOIL Wen lie 11r4 II leek higb pawed mil a is Smit-repre. 5 7 j 1 Wale 0 11 / 117115 - . a MIAMI am semermare w it Trek is dmiehe IS 31 °. sea Crepesm par 3., 'Or, / die. to 1 prem.; Monarch, par to 1 prem. ; •=8.1 6 0• 136 6 Y 13 •0 1111 IMI Me*. with the oasts M. BA 1•12.245w14030149erwath 29 70 4 British and Colonial Smelting, 4 prem.• Adelaide f t to l opt g i ft N r, m g w ish sh e b 4 = 44 t . 61 111 Do. de. Ilmenthme .. 71 7 ills Land and Gold, i die. to par; Lewis Hill ' Range, 4 m o m a t f o ff oo f fn f, s‘ • th aw mfi b r s py 15 114 Do.G.ll.ll.Fultehme . 24 s, „ 9 657 PIP% 111418412111 MIMS Mu maiespiliad wide IS. emalmrelal 41 - 1 00 Tab aid NMI 110 1 11thil 1/4 45 $44 5 1 to t, dig.; Worthing, 3,4; Berson& Range, Ito 4; Sommoe." Sulphate of Barytes, • dig. to per; Port Royal and Te le wheel_ elm Prafraler er Ifeemse la the kingdom ; or al LIKES LiIIIIID AT FUND RIDITAUL St. Andrew Copper, ' ll to 4 prem.; Jamaica Copper, gym" le, WININ1040•114 VleMetreet. lerelon. $O4 ell • reemeamormeLlreet. 116 71 ad Ito *prem.; Mizen Head, par to 1 prem. ; Ponte Ir .CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, lot all D 1 1 1016 0 . 1.6 . 1 . 1 .400 band Silver Lead, i to 11 prem.; Kenmare, 4to tbeml Orthodox. Amtlemplrbel, led OrielneL ls. esoh; ay lo pm, , an Now.wd..6 eetilemeltaisem 291 801. i prem.; Olsomulin, par to 4 prem.; Connemara, 1 I. WHAT TO TAT, MIKE, AND AVOID. , 10 81 tO Letter ; Carberry West, par to 1 prem. on 51 I. - Masa aseseeree from New York state that every &scrip t'. 0 Wines To YlllO KM Demi MOsestlVlMero 1/1 Se b. KO Iliabigemaillet Omer tion of metals are firm, with an upward tendency. IIL NOW TO Di HAPPY. le larkehil.Wersra lee tle Sales had taken place of 60 tons of English pig lead rOr SO SO .I=l, Jemeden at 6) dols. cash; 100 tons Spanish, ado's. 25A; and KOVAL A 111) PHYSICAL 131/011113FI OP LIR ethisimiem).. IS Se St. ire IMlUmelsibenwep.th. American lead at 61 dots. on SPICIA s L DMUS'S. (leseel ts 01. Ileethem 1 149 131 vs. 23 IS alsumese St Dna Imo Till INSTM7II3II OF KA111.401 LIFT. fbeembsOmetWeetera eri 334 THIS DAY.-Two o ' CLoCK. ISO all Desk KM* vn. The gold mining shares to-day have been rather MIAS= OF WHIM. Mend 1.111.11.1 Dm) - - M 96 tilllf9illibrObillehailnio 117 115 firmer, although there is not a large business doing. vm. 11101 SIT trltaxoMarTs go t s. lMlTlraTlolt, aril ILSKOMI• 1 3 44 1 1 4 . 5 ji lt 1111.21/ o „, m mi n i ) : 4 54 7 5 rei $44 Great N t Vein shares are better, having been sr u, in sai awa y pure at 31 prem. Anglo-Austra lian: shares are m. sad s. IKILK7I 4 /115/1, me mum Lam s pus. 1 4 , 444 1 6 0 30 nius ibmind rnbi to trieilea ..... _ 731 144 to dos officially marked for the first time iit 1 prem. xi. ( Mr) 11 1 381 Santiago de Cuba shares have been dealt in at 6 KTIIIIMATHY ; 01. TEI 001 D WAY= Cl7ll. r S 9 LembilOwerApprOmt. IA P ete Cleredlia. 147. MeMetreet: Wadi, ... ie• MI a Isietwiles: or ef N.H. Calvermil. lILD 19 " an e t asemellee. wao may as eamealbd daily tress le.?' 6, I/1 all ja Osseed te Ilerbek) oft Ist DIM ellem II per Cest n u Os * as ai tti= 1 1 1"18 1.1111 11 . 3 sa to 64 ; and the United Mexican at 6to 61. 230 A . ustralian Agricultural shares are firmer, marking SI all 1114Mier mml Wass Omese Se Ueda. IDM - - taming mamma 1110 all tramd Mealmt(1111. tea 109 Om Shave. MAIO& Paid mins dose NAVAL. Se to eatehmeldbeiseu II Saturday ta.day Demi le lbstOeset e 114 0 -- -- --.- - - ADSIZALTT, FRB. 5.-Arrounumns.-Anistent- is m p44o4.avy2r 0 444 .1. 4 .. Mow I asus Scam Job a Drum, Wea4eirt ; Boatswain Thos. Tur M. Tors -•-• %WON Die. AogiiiMaindait • am, Oil; Carpenter William Steele Odin; Second et. le fleymn medillteliflass Male 111 Austrabis 2 It 21 *Mr, Thomas Dy ler, Duke of Wenisige:ms. es asses MUM. -- 131 163 flier 29 Asstrellia.... 6 if 51 " • POIIIIIIOITH, FEB. 6.-The forty boys brought t i t I : e,, e at t)* *=L ask e i ... - in 1" 1 Amiteslimairellim IV: 1 Mirth's laleheld bore by the Tyne, store ship, from th e Drab* Into J. Se N?. 311.01eM-....... 4 4Me sepem 1 Am 11aria. ell 1 1 ale Mil service of te , Web errantry they had entered at Liver- se II Woe Vali% el. %Fes Imew 1 Meth ammones Gals all 1 I pro If VIM. wen ordered yesterday to leave the Vtetarry, ampship, „. se MtMsta. - - KM SS Nitta bee 13.6 6 10 712 BM H asi embark on board the Sprightly, stem vessel, ,7„:.. L ' ls7. P . 1/116° - - - KM U IleseLlsm, (lamat3l. pa 341 8 31 11.400 so De.Oesementemen. ea 14 21 I:=asee to Liverpool.-The Fury, 6, stem sloop, " bo w s w a g ons )._ ;02 IRS Il i ad 75 Do. 94 Jobs Del Be: 15 29 30 et Tatham, went out of harbour to Seithipad yes- moor i WOWS Creek 4 pr Ise 1 beday.-Tlie Fairy, meant WWI, Master COMMAUda PILISSIENCE WARM 12,400 0 Mare Capper Veld went out of harbour yesterday to try a few mew et.' 101:1 alerasa - - 1911.005 $ Oolosdal bead IN has had lad to her. Several officers went out in her. 6 ; all DIM *MI, 7 per Cl. - - _ Capiapo The Fairy veauseed into harbour again is the afterems. a- V .( ' " Id aliaMell i se Ct. 1" 101 2 . 187016 St. Oppose Illaies or Ear all - - lc MO 819 .. 104 LOOS 16 Do. Prat. 76 pre asst all - - Duman, FIB. 6.-The :nest efficient of the is is Maim art liletylt4;4 .. IV 70 70,441 dipliAmtralmoOmpto all 2 14 us men said off hens *5 St. Gearge, ordinary guard ship at ea, a, mai Deers , - - MOM Ofila Warget Vela .... Al 21 14 3 1 lib mt. hem hem mentered. They are pruMpall or z a p e en.. 41, all Mobs, TM% amebae:. Mate 119 Grad....... all 144 131 Mune, led mi 9 employed ea bssrd the shim in dem marks ... ~ 6 et 71,08 e Meet Deft of Saes all pre en The Vellimem i t d C . spria Led Edward RemilL will b 5 NI ii •-Anft-swerc, a t .4 meet Great =. ..- all 14 If pm 1844001 Lake - paid dews is y, and the era will ham the usual 511 De. de. M.) 7m r ot :_.... Ss 4 71 I Ds. de. (71.174)7 per Ct. i pa SCOW Liberty Mtn el femmes. The Avon, ream made; A. J. Vette:, et! al IPM.ComEats..3 p 4.101 II pm 11 put Some IredsabOdtbra. Gold 1 / 1 9/871. viarsei from Persimeth with sueentaimraries on 611, SI Dam do. Ite. 7 1 4 Ipa If pm Ham% Camila. Co.. all I I 41, 11111mely, she will t a s a piab i baut i ;wee egeia for the 19 'IS Da. New 4 per Ont. Stash, 14 14 1,23,1100 Marietta& all 4 d par I All 26.000 1 KOZiellaibthdWriella 9 44 44 UMWM en Tuesday stemissa with supernumeraries, and 1 , % i 3O I....,_,..._naltheriell.flrepler6P.Ct 1 4 1 9 2014004 New Granada _ .... ...... an 4 Ipm sad 111611 Pall WI Dm the Tenessmese. The Pyres's", convict ' i''"'"""' Dmike . 64 - I ,,*a n t _3 34 1100,000 Noumea Ronde Mudd en s := 4 ,llh, order for Welters Am- 0.. im m is t sem= S maws 1$ ISS 119,c0u Port Philip ll4llpm 21 The Amu 1716 aP 071 . 3. Math. St. ; lee De. 3pr mom 111 , 19. 15- 10.0.0 Quetta Reek all par Ipm 1111111 rt MIME 4a Tbaradsp Mel Portsmouth ;es Friday I I deamerbist 14,48.ps 112 114 114 10,00 , SO thymus, hos Dias NeW II 7 II al dna kb trishaw to dimembark the arrow propeller NI 5 1 dt- 6 8 11 1Wm 11111 8.1 15 10 1116 1 1 4 ~eau 110 Osittlago CM Cate HI 41 71 6 1 r lll ailkaillib. sad Ihe =e -box boats, dr., for the se., ,' 1 , 8 ',,,° W w ." 11. ,,, • ,,,,2 181.116 ft5ie r p. T . 406 417 I LI a 50,004' 1 South Australia& ..... ainier. "he tern peened to Pembroke, with the i t :! los Es . 2 - 747 ..a. l9O 102 6.900 10 Tin Crart Ulm ihr firmest of tin the new reamer le 1 s semerhe Barra Sato PIS ill 40.114 28.2.5; United rail.. - . I r_ . _NW 1 1 11 111115141 H. The Argue, b, steam-sloop, Com. a. lee 1 Mare perertierm.. 151 132 70,000 1 Wa ll er ' mama MOW Fan* left for Queenstown (Ireland), miles Law* Befelafera pert - - 100,900 1 West Cesseda ell tog.gpo 1 Meta Mariposa. llll i die iPI i e___FlStly: 1110 is to return to this port for order The 61 ..„ ll*. 1 ,,,,,,,,,,D 1319P991134.1114 w5ia 1iga - i - 4 444 100.- Ott 1 Tuba - • ADMIRALTY, Fn. s.—Arrotxmlims.—Assistant ffegisser John Brun, Bleu/wise ; Boatswain Thos. Tut , • ea, Odle ; Carpenter William Steele Odin ; Se der Thomas Dyler, Duke of WelkingO:st. POITBMOUTH, FEB. 6.—The forty boys brought he.. by the Tyne, store ship, from the Brasile, into the steed modes id w hisk eaudzy they had entered at Liver • gle‘lesie wawa yolimisy to loses the Victeey,Sership, •leing......eagmhark ea lewd the Sprightly, steam vessel, to LieeepeeL—The Fury, 6, steam sloop, . " Wel ' aTatham, wadi red of harboer to Spithead yes. hieddg—The Fairy, stoma weal, Master Commander V west out of bubo., releeday to try a new screw tie he had fitted to her. Mined diens went out in her. The Fairy returned into berbsee spies is the afternoon. DM :SPORT, Fart. Wet efficient of the wen paid off from the St. Outgo, ordinal"! gaud ship at this port. have been re-attend. They are principally pen dular, sod are employed on board the ships in ordinary. The Veywaa , 64, Captaia Lord Edward Russell, will be ' down on Tnesdsy, and the sea will have the usual Lau abeesu. The Avon, steam tender, A. J. Vent's, ger, retained from Portsm outh with supernumeraries eel Weemeday. She will in all probability leave again for the metweed on Tuesday afternoon with supernumeraries, and ass paid of from the Vengeance. The Pyrenees, convict di p, ailed on Wednesday with convicts for Western Aus- The Ithadamanthus, steam transport, J. Belam, Iseater, arrived on Thursday from Portsmouth ; cc Friday la ion lad harbour to disembark the screw propeller fie the Edinburgh, and the paddle-box boats, Co., for the Worm. Bhe will proceed bane. to Pembroke , with the liar for the purpose of navigating the sew steamer aim Watt to this port. The Argus, b, steam-sloop, Com- Meader Richard Purvis, left for Queenstown (Ireland), is Friday she is to return to this port for orders. The Items, lighter, sailed for Pembroke on Saturday with item The Brisk, 11, screw steitatuiloep, is rapidl y-pro- Creto her equipment, and will, it is expected, be ready spendeat during the present month. Orders have but received for laying down moorings in the Bound for a alai dept,t vessel, to facilitate the cowling of resale touching at this port. The following is an extract from a letter from am on board her Majesty's ship Persian, dated Port , Jamaica, Jan. 10, 1853 :—" We arrived here on the 2 11 .r0f last month, with our canatander (Mitchell) and 50 ilk. Clew in the sick list, suffering from fever and ague, tontracted during our stay at Oreytown. The commander gad 21 of the crew were at once sent to the hospital, but, &nudely, no deaths have resulted from the disease. We have refitted here, and as soon as the patients can be re moved on board, we proceed to England, where we hope to arrive durir the month of February." I stemaa..s6 par Ilarthera 5 go:Omni NOD*. $ pee atm. Ilarip. Ito.l I ianamlela at la pot pa 6/ 414.4041141411(iPaghti1l • 10Wed.Skaiglaataaa Spa I•ll:ot.Wasaara, ND DN. bid • NV 6 lomeiket alfastae.ll tM 1801 DIMS pitailitllladt ~100 Ada* Itnalt.Oteara pent 106 'Dietotiolaraadail pare. s 6,callalthWeeiOn.Thlela 141 II Landloadoni 1110iles.• 24 sit Lesimierry 15 'lllamlllealgaL lakW ACl to I to I Do. NM . 4 , Do. Al 14 all Pllaryp.! WYK 41p Ot. et. Ito' ,Ilbdloa6o•662r.s ll s.ep-Cl I al' • I DIM Peaktema lo 36 Porta I aY ! Dab ailatiollod 66 pee at all Do.W=biley 5 pet xt ' all .Noetk Staibudahlra St. Ozked, Waratetrr, abd Weever., i 13. SpeeDeat 1115 Me ditto ditto $ Jlirrenall•no.rlaerGuar. • id Ilirow..tiCbeatar(Nor.W. Ws.) I per Md.. le Do. 3 per Oast :5 death Derma II Ditto Na i r all Weil% Smears (listrag Ans.)of 11 St i r= lork. Namalatloja totert 01.31orth Itsi.poroh. 44 4 pa 'St 1 34 9 10 10i lit TM I II Pm 151 lt9 ..... .. i _ i Pal 111 38 II 1 . 1 101 108 [ 1 5 8 NA If pa. II 11i Pi 11i 1 pi 18 11. Ma. CRILISTOPIIER AND HIS CONSTITUECTS.—Mr. Christopher and Mr. Banks Stanhope, the two members for the dieisim of Lindsey, on Friday met a number of their Most influential supporten at the market table at the Sareeet's Mead, Liccoln. About eighty gentlemen sat down to dinner. Mr. Christopher made a long Irma is ezpkaation of his political views. P _. Pat 'p. 16 lie 1111 111 f din pie leS si 10 11 I pir ii. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. lawinzooL, Fns. s.—The market to-day has been heavy and languid, and quotations have been again reduced, and rule as follows:—Aberdeen, 131 —Chester and Birkenhead, 211 Caledonian, 301—Dublin and Belfast Junction, 1 .I. Great Western, 861—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 761 i 1- -Lancaster and Preston (fourth shares. issued at 41. 14s. d), 26—London and North 'Western, 1171 18 I f 18—Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 29—Midland, 761 6—South Eastern and Dover, 231 I—York and North Midland, 261. MANCHESTER. FEB. s.—Prices are rather firmer, with • quiet market:—Blackburn, 71—East Lancsahire, 181— I Lancashire and Yorkshire, 75 1 6 f —Lancashire and York shire 161. shares F, p.—Manchester and Birmingham C Quarters, 1 7-16 1 v.—South Eastern and Dover, 23 3-16 1. BIRIUNOMAN, FEB. s.—This market was a shade firmer to-day, with an improvement on Friday's prices :—London and North West( rns closed 118 19. LEEDS, Fri. s.—There has been an improvement in Midlands and Lancashire and Yorkshires, which closed at their highest quotation, Midlands at 761, and Laaquhires at 76 ; Leeds Northern have been done at 15i. From this statement it is obvious that the position of the Bank of France has undergone serious altera- ' tion within the last few months, and that the future returns of this establishment must be watched with increased attention. The total advances on securi ties and commercial bills since the 9th September have risen by 206,673,726 f., or eight and a quarter millions sterling, whilst the stock of bullion has decreased by 126,673,495 f , or upwards of five millions sterling. Tho circulation of notes in the same period has increased by 70,432,725 f., or more than two and three quarters millions sterling. The Bank of Eng land has simultaneously suffered a diminution of re sources, but in a far smaller proportion, and chiefly for the legitimate purposes of commerce. The princ ipal ' variations in this establishment consist in an increase of private securities of 3,040,7051., with an increase of circulation to the extent of 1,574,9051.• whilst the bullion has at the same time experienced a dimi nution of 2,745,1371. in the face of large arrivals from Australia. The metallic reserves of both establish ments are nearly equal, the Bank of England's stock amounting to 19,148,5071., and that of the Bank of France to 19,297,2301. The Committee of Turkish Bondholders have just received from Messrs. C. Devaux and Co. a copy of the memorial addressed by that firm to Colonel Rose, the British chary' d'af aires at Constantinople, toge ther with the colonel's answer. The memorial in question is dated so far back as the 19th October last (being written from Paris), and the answer of Colonel Bose is dated Constantinople, the 4th Nov. In justice to the Messrs. Devaux it is necessary to state that the apparent delay in placing this corre spondence before the public arises from a rather sin gular accident, the signature of the British chargé affaires, as we understand, having been through some oversight omitted, a circumstance which ren dered it necessary that tho document should be referred back to Constantinople for confirmation. In their communication Messrs. Devaux and Co. entered into a detailed statement of the mode in which the loan was raised, and enclosed copies of the documents, which were signed by all the con tractors of the loan on the one side, and by the agent of the Bank of Constantinople and his Excellency Prince Callimaki, on the other bide. The attention of the British Charge is also called to the fact that the transaction, as proved by the documents for warded for his inspection, was definitive and bona fide on both sides, and cannot in equity or good faith Subjoined is the answer of Colonel Rose. It con firms the intelligence of the absolute refusal of the Sultan, up to that date, to recognise the loan, the only consolatory feature for the disappointed bond holders consisting in the assurance, conveyed through her Britannic Majesty's representative, that the Porte will meet any demand that may in "law or equity "be made upon it in respect of the loan. The representations of the Ottoman government to Colonel Rose have in one point, however, not been borne out, u up to this time nothing has been heard of the re imbursement of the first instalment. If the discre ditable rejection of the loan be persisted in, the scrip holders have at least in this document evidence of an admission on the part of the Porte that some com pensation is due to them for the breach of contract. Constantinople, 4th Nov. 18.52. Ontruastaar,—l have the hosour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 19th ult., and with reference to it, to say that the Sultan, in the first instance, gave an order for a loan for four years, with gu.rantees. Being informed that a loan for so short a time mold not be raised, his Ma jesty, with reluctance, gave an order for a loan of forty millions of francs with a guarantee. The Sultan has an unconquerable aversion to • loan for illy millions of francs, without a guarantee, and for so long a period as twenty three plan. His Majesty considers such • loan disadvan tageous, and totally di ff erent from the sea years' loan. The Porte has informed me that for these reasons his Majesty refused is ratify the loan for twenty-three years. The Turkish Government have remitted funds to the agents of , the Constantinople Bank is London, for the repayment of the Stet instalment of the loan in qnestion. They have as maul me that the Porte will do laesear to say other de mands connected with the loan which either in law or equity she ought to pay. I have the honour to be Your most obedient servant, (Signed) Herrn Ross. Mewls. C. Devi.: and Co., London. Our returns of the movement of the precious metals this week again show a considerable excess of shipments over receipts. The imports of the week are limited to 1,060,000 dole. by La Plata from the West Indies, and 4,2771. bythe Madrid, from Gibraltar and Portugal. The total value of these arrivals is about 216,0001. sterling. The Custom-house statement of the quantities of precious metals exported direct from London during the week ending Thursday is as follows :—Gold bars, to Boulogne, 2,0001. and 16,000 oz.; to Belgium, 1,500 oz. ;to Calais, 16,500 oz. Gold coin :to Belgium, 7,900 oz. ; to Hamburg, 31,500 oz. ; to Boulogoe, 2,000 oz. ; to Calais, 12,000 oz.; to Bom bay, 256 oz. Gold dust : to Calais, 800 oz. Silver bars : to Hamburg, 15,900 oz. • to Boulogne, 500 07. Silver coin : to Boulogne, 500 or.; to Bombay, 1,000 oz. Gold and silver mixed : to Hamburg, 57 oz. We have here a total of 87,456 ounces and 2,0001. in gold (of which 31,500 ounces went to Hamburg, and 46,800 ounces to France); 17,900 ounces of silver, and 57 ounces not specified. The total value of these shipments may be stated at about 365,0001. There have also been shipped from Southampton 299,6001. by the Ripon for Alexandria anti the eastern markets; 23,2571. by . the Parana for the West Indies • and 15,0001. in coin by the Minerva for Port Phillip. The total shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to full 700,0001., and there is consequently a balance of some 484,0001. against imports. As it is the movement of gold that chiefly attracts attention at present, it may be useful to notice that, of the largest arrival—viz., that by La Plata—only 65,6001. was in gold; bat, on the other hand, the shipments by the Ripon were almost entirely in silver, only 16,7001. being in gold, for Alexandria. The shipments to the Continent afford chief evidence of the drain, being almost all in gold, and the greater proportion drown direct from the Bank of England. In connexion with this subject it is to be men tioned that the exchange comes reported from St. Petersburg to-day at 381 to 39 1-16 d., a rate at which no further remittance of goldcoin can be made. This decline is doubtless mainly caused by the receipt at that port of the bulk of the treasure lately despatched from this side. Since the drain commenced, it is computed that between a million and a half and a million and three quarters sterling has been sent to Russia from this side, in bar gold and half-imperials, a sum which cannot fail to have a very important effect on the exchanges and mercantile transactions. Yesterday (Friday) after noon, there was, however, a further shipment of gold to the same quarter, the particulars of which will not reach us till next week. It is probable that within the next few weeks we shall have some further con siderable supplies of the precious metals from Aus tralia, as several richly-freighted vessels must now be very near home, but are probably kept out by the contrary winds . ' It is imagined by some that the Sydney steamer will arrive this month, but in view of the uncertainty attendant on this very long voyage under present circumstances, it is doubtful if she can be fairly expected before March. We may take it for granted that in any case the Bank's stock of bullion will be further diminished, as it will be some time before any new supplies could be melted. An interesting feature of the returns above given consists in the fact that the exports of coin to Australia have this week slackened. Securities connected with Australia were all firmer to-day; and tke inquiry for Australian Bank shares showed some revival. From Herapalles Journal we extract the following analysis of the railway traffic returns for the week on all the lines in the kingdom : Aggregate amount No. of Avenge receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1853.... £272,503 6,60 £4O 18 0 1852.... 241,667 6,341 38 2 0 1851.... 228,184 6,269 36 10 Q The Railway Times estimates the gross traffic receipts for the whole kingdom since the let Jan. as follows : 1 i K. I (00 tv i s II I IS 92 1 11 g e I s . I : .....: i I N 4 t . E - 2 h ; 1.. 14 R t 4 •-• .., C 6.6 7, 11 .. ..g (I V.) r e so ^2 . 7.. V § ro C 0, E t 0 t t i P : "%at ti ... -a p,. ; : 4 p,- _ xA 4 P cc o W - ..... t ., .!..- s . v. IQ t I.) -... 4 4 - 4 1 : 2 P Ift MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets have a steady appearance, but there is not much activity in the market, but Sager seems to have much confidence, and a large businiss haa been done in Cotton since Friday, at very full prices. The following sales are declared for public sale to morrow :-Sugar : 200 hhda. West India, 3.000 bags Mauri tius, 2,000 bags Bengal, and 4.800 bags Madras. Rice : 13.000 begs Ceringa. Pepper : 1,200 bags of black. Cochi neal, 200 bags. Marcelo.-Iron: The market has been dull during the week; Scotch Pig, 2s. lower, and quoted 58s. Bar Iron has also been difficult of sale, at previous quotations. Copper ha advanced 2d. per lb. ; c Ice 1261. per ton ; sheet Is. 2d. per lb. Lead is alas quoted at an advance of 10s. Tin : East India quoted 103 s. to 1065., which is 2s. advance. Spelter is quoted at U. advance. OILII.-Seal, pale, 361. 10s. to 36/ ; straw, 331. 10s. to 341. ; brown, 321. to 331. 10s. ; sperm, 84/ 10s. to SW.; bead matter, 86i. to 871.; cod, 341. ; South Sea, 321. to 361.; Oliva Gallipoli, M. to 701.; Spanis h and Sicily, 661. to 671. ; paint, 331. to 311. ; cocoa nut, 381. to 401.; seed, rape, pale, 381. 10s. ; linseed, 311. to 311. 10s. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. Wo have a shorter supply of Beasts; however, it is quite adequate to the demand; consequently it is only in very few instances that higher prices are realised. The number of Sheep is unusually small, and although there is a great unwillingness to give advanced rates, almost everything is rather dearer. Trade is brisk for Calves, at fully late prices. From Germany and Holland there are 624 Beasts, 1,200 Sheep, and 179 Calves; France, 60 Sheep; Scotland, 750 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000; and 500 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per sway of dlta. a. d. r. d. Per done or Mg. a 4. 4, dart Soots. Heralcola.. f 1 4 0 Beet Las. alt Oh 0 0 0 0 Bad dboet.itoros 3 310 Belt Lou-wool. dacond quality Brute.. 3 34 t Do. do. Atom Oalrat . ....... ........ 4 6 0 Ease sad seetrod qUallty 38 4 4 Pleg —. . , t . . 3 4 8 Do. do. snort 0 11 0 SC,' Dot iikr-i.rada 4 1 6 S lambi . .... 0 0 0 9 Boma at roaragt,.4o7; SINOP and Lambs, 15,780: Gres, 214; Pigs, 220. TALLOW MARKET.- 7 THIS . DAY. The market is quiet, with very little doing. The trade haftig taken its week's wants at tee auction on Friday; and, as there are further public sales on Friday next, they will not probably buy much privately in the intermediate term. Town Tallow is quoted 435. 9d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 44.. to 435. 9d.; Janu►ry to March, 435. 6d.; October to December (new), 435. 6d. to 435. 9d. PARTICULANS OP TALLON%. 18,2. laa3. gook ou ►ea/ ......Cuki.. 45,in 54.938 Delivery last week Do. 1 rom Ist J one in-Int ;mat week l3O 321 Do. from 143 Jaw 'rice Y. C. per cwt. 11r. Tnwn . .. . 1 390. ed. 14.. 6,1. Do. ti Price Y ♦1,819 2,129 72,911 _,___ 314 77,142 414.4 d. 4,37.64. Arrival for the week ending Feb. 16 I.4st year, 1,854 casks, and delivery 2,5 2 S casks. The ' 1 last week com prised 324 from South America. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.-THIS DAY. - --- Since our last report, the arrivals, both coastwise and by rail, have been moderate, but large from France and other foreign pars. The trade still continues very (lull. The following are this day's quotations: York Regents, 80s. to 1401.; Lincolnshire, 70s. to 100 s.; Scotch, 80s. to 100 s.; Sc-•tch Reds and Cups, 70s. to 801. ; French Whites, 75e. to 13,58. ; Dutch, 60s. to 6.55. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for Ilops continues active, at quite u much money as last week. Old Hops find a very ready sale at a considerable advance in prices. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Walls End Riddell, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Haswell, 188.6 d.; Walls End Stewart's, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 18s. 6d.—Skips at market, 190. FIRE IN THE WEST INDIA Doom—Last evening, between the hours of 6 and 7, a fire, attended with con siderable destruction of property, broke out on board the ship Heiress, a vessel nearly 600 tons burthen, the property of Mr. Tindall, shipowner, of Aliliwall, lying at present in the export department of the West India Docks. The dis covery was made by some of the dock police ; the fire bell was rang, and soon collected together various men em ployed in the docks. TFe powerful steam engine connected with the establishment was moored to the spot, and same thing approximating to one ton of water per minute was scattered over the flames. The land engines of the com pany were also brought out, and information of the disaster was dispatched by the electric telegraph to the brigade engine stations in town. Several of them having arrived, the fire was extinguished by about 10 o'clnk. EMPLOTXENT or FEMALES.—We learn that the highly respectable firm of the Messrs. Macdonald and Co., of Glasgow, muslin manufacturers, have opened au exten sive establishment in this city, where young females, prin cipally of the working class, will be instructed gratis in the useful sod profitable employment of muslin work.—Water- , ferd Now. ... . t .. . • 0,. i . . ti • k r .'. 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