The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-21 00:00:00

----___.. r ... 7 . r ,. m ......,.... , ... 9 ...-- . - . Tt i 0 t 411 rt.% si4 .. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1852. [THREEPENCE. , N GOLD COM- IRELAND RAILWAYS. s. is Name At L.Of• (WM IL) 54 O 211 X/ De. De.(en Internet) .. U 71 meter of the operations id the face of a 12 percent. MINES. 16 lh ficetbern or Frames _ NI 16k dividend declared by tho Bank of Australasia, the Dearly, Die. 20. THIS . DAY -Two o ' Ceoei. is an Da M. IpH et. Lamb dividend on the Union Bank being at the same MONDAY Rexene°. ' mining market to-day, and prices are firm. Sales 1 Oir it. a ewer. *a.) 16 13 4 1 There was rather more business in the English time currently estimated at 15 to 20 pee cent. Look have taken place in South Tolgus, at 1971; Wheal i re a nee. Just as the tory government were evidently in i - . .1 Quietude continues to prevail in the railway mar- : V, ' iganftle. Trull ' reeeie ' e Ildld . In Ed l iand ' extremis they appointed • Mr. Joseph Long, a well , Ommeal ol New South • . _ . . . . this department being generally neglected. Lan- * * P widcw l 001 ° 016 . ••• • Gs 6 ' leg at the published reports of the local banks, the Scton, 185; South Frances, 185, 190; West Provi result is equally astonishing. The last hall-yearly a es Parlasnl Roues ... U 19 dcnce, 531, : 54; Alfred Consols, 131 ; Clive, 4!, known agitator of ultra-Uaraege principles , tothe ; ket, post of president of the money order u.aartment of cashire and Yorkshire stock is rather lower, but ge- aei meanie strausivre l.ll 1111 z a report of the Bank of Now South Wales, the capital 41; Merllyn, 4; Wheal Gulden, 4i ; West 'rowan ' , wh " lt ' crs ' eub.ra a• the General Post-office, vacant by the death of Mr.lnerally prices are fairly supported, considering the r i t P ` 33o6 • 3 ;t l . l73l chStrll 6 1 :I em of which is 150,0001., shows a net profit of 24,547f.,' A 1 , . limmamid 11SWer ... . 21 if 14 being at the rate of 32f per cent. per annum. The 20, 21; Linares. 71; Trehane, 15, 16, 17 1 ., 20 . West Stephen Creagh.fhe office, of course, is not one of inactivity that prevails. Camden, 203, 210; Gyfron, 71, 8, 91 •• laneroft, 114, trainmen. very reat importance. but the appointment is an ear Imsl9o ant Wei w II II 111 11 profits of the Commercial Bank of Sydney for the r tai-erie.n. French shares are firm, and Sambre and Men .. ... De. 14 per Cent. Prete'. - - same period were 22,238 e, the capital being 143,287 e ; 12, 121; East Wheal - George, 41, 5; • ' a Tooth. Mq. indication to the people of Ireland of the direction NI 4 Usdisen of eranse.., .... 1 31 the rate of profit was consequently 31 per cent. per et Illetcal , e, Daq. which the patronage of the late government would and Upper India scrip heavy. ..* 24. Upper lade Scrip •••• •• 1 pre Ipa ' East Polgooth, A vast business was again done in the take if they remained in power. Mr. Long is a PHASES AND STOCKS UNGPAILANTERG. q an Wed Moder. 6 .31 annum. With facts such as these before us, surprise 2 4 , 2 1. eg Company. 10 4 Do. h per Cast. Prager. i the Ipa milling share market, and tee prices of all the lower nod awl Os coach manufacturer and Poor-law guardian, in which Costae prime aale — s - P on 9 yawns •.( Fr inn. 13 124 pa cannot be felt at the issue upon the market of several gold Priced descrietionq were decidedly higher. The rasa intar, sit Is e. latter capacity he is pitted against Mr. Tom Arkins, ra. roc I llan-wave. 7 0 5 0,7 *. 76 1 Nic• lO 2 Walesa el Swlteeriend.. - - 3 1 i new associations, having for their object tho supply was chiefly in Yuba River, Ave Maria, Australian ed an the erslme of this of banking accommodation to Australia. It may at 1 mess e.„„, is,. wen of in the North Dublin union ; aud he has always been It. is !itemise ... .. .- .. 331 121 321 -- -- -- - -- Lintthe same time be apprehended that tho movement el at 2 trines in Mirth the most active agent of the tories at the Dublin c 7 de 6107 71. 74 `1 1 3 itrui 4 , 7 , were also much higher. The shales that have re riga ot winkles the elections . .•• 34477 , 3337401 ,,, „A ma appointment over the heads of ex- is, sa N.T e m„l..est eu e s ie It i ij 1101111 Y MARKET. may be carried on too far. Freehold, and Australian Cordillera. New Granada perienced officers in the Post-office will be in every 31 25 Woken. len..eChen2un . . _ 7 , 0 4 11 414 ...—.-- The official report of business in miscellaneous on the other hand, showed symptom!' of flagging, as ell • De.Chen&Birk.3enklsl.4 2i f MoNDAY EsININO. The English funds remain firmly supportei at the shares embraces :-Bank of Australasia, 81, 86 ; lately been run up to 300 and .11k) per eche prem., ntik, metes Ns mend respect most unpopular. 21 DI,: De. b. no. 30:- 3 1 'I 414 Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, 31 ; e tondo. oe we lbs. of ie, 'Nettateson, sail Co.. An application having been made to Mr. Justice a. !to rwriatel and nave - : 1( .1 1 , 1 11 Of advance that immediately succeeded the downfal of E • the Ihrby administration, the progress of the ar- oghsh, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, although scarcely lower than yesterday. dc "; 4 " 746d "l ceiwild • Crampton, the judge who presided at the trial of WIZ /7 4' 1 ' 73 ,4 4 .. ;j 2 '; ; Norm of pure *Oil 6, 51, I; South Australian Banking Company, 48 d. er , sit,...ata Kirwan for the murder of his wife on Ireland's Eye, la I all Cork and Unstlen t _... ... $ 54 1: 0 upwar - rangemcuts for the formation of a new and stronger cabinet being watched with quietude and satia ac- .Union ' hank of Australia, 74, 7'2, 74 ; Australian I There hoe T hc H r iS o a p re A ac Y i - ion T r the gold shoe IS, ; 9,1 Ibe Sic( el U lO to reserve some points of exception made by counsel s i : ' 4 1' l u l ar,,: i r 1 e , , Zta 1r . 4 0. 11% . 3 Lion. Consols improved to 1001, and closed with a egricultural, 310, 287, 305, 295; Australian Royal to•day, chiefly in consequence of the receipt of - inte e l s - II nuitii43 '4.6" " for the consideration of the Court of Criminal - ' tree , Merlon . . 83 5 1 lads "a i :Wail Steam, .5 1, 3 ; Eastern Steam Navigation, 11 ; a. 50111 awe and Teel- Appeal, the learned judge has refused to comply with 35 alima lt i rni gssL et very stoutly appearance at 1001 to aex div. for the I"gence of the desertion of the Port Philip Company's •t Dada " 4 the request. The principal point was, that evidence had is a s i D om ,, via re,„ 43 . 113' .. 4 13 :32ao a t s the 18th January. The business that General Screw Steam Shipping, 52 ex new ; Royal Inetsed. 70; Van Dlemen's Land, 25, 28, 23, 27, • 26. by sympathy all round, Many parties realising profits Mail Steam, 80; South Australian Land, 70, 63.69, 1 is O,A their am** eet s pric er h a y s hem lower $0 it. it. para. lel in tori- been admitted to show a motive for the perpetration le 2viltdesms Osestles ... . 114 I Wetly in the Tree -drQuarter per ae , mil, md men' wrwar. of the murder -- namely , the fact of the prisoner * " 1 ' lee et a e a r rA 11 13 11 Cents., and presented no striking feature. The re- . fhe non-o ® 'al a quotations are :-Beziers and Grais- on the late rise. At the moment we write, however, arc not quite so 1 .hieb °C"T e''"Pa"" cohabitin g with another woman while his wife lived. ss at ' alga rat trait. 44 9 while dm inst. st the Ite port of actual sales includes ; -Three per Cent. the market is rather firmerag arrs ain. We IneW 7o . oll 9 o sent It was contended that the other crimes of the pri- r i slitii i t s .trs m - Fe 7 s: DI COIIIOIII, for account, 1001 4, ex div. Three per lessee Railway, 11 to 11 pm. ; Royal Swedish Rail way,par to 1 prem.; Lesko Fucino Drainage, Ito 7. Australian A gr icultural sh ams good, having ran eed from 300 to 275. South Aug ,. ~ • 0 ,, soncr were not in issue, and thatevidence upon them e t me leateeseet, end misesee .75 to 191 11 Cent. Reduced, 1011, 1. Three-and.a-Quarter per to did to thiscona. was consequently inadmissible . Notwithstanding is it rataessee ma **its . 1 dhs `N tmlian Land mart 64 to 66, and Van Diemen's Land Cents., 1041 4,1, e, a. Long Annuities, 1860, 64, get e m m il .; tot tal a . n n d ea l a 'o n ro d n lV to a ltai ing l itu wa i y hT , a par Y' Pi t i o r t l o 'l l, slip sari aat •Iwiev- this refusal of si. iso I lidOlfliflth. DUO. 194 ili leave to ppeal, it is generally under- „ 00 0 ,.. (0 . 4 , 4 =„ im , „ „ 7-16. Bank ' Stock, 2231. p re re m m . l Danish Zealand Railway, 1 2 to I/ ; p Bank Orleans 25 to 28. The Old Australian Copper Company's e ni se lu try . tu Mews. Bic. MOW that the prisoner ' s life will be spared, on the et. ise Gnat Neethem ... .. 43 34 a s 114 eit MW The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 60s. to and Epernay Rai ' Of to Mewls. IXOtOI2. ground of legal weakness in the chain of circurnstan- s et T o 80... iliwcw 1 1 ,.. acca l :l i :: i l e i •• ~4 i way, -to 1 prem.; Bank of Asia, shares mark 84 to 10i. United Mexican are heavy. e 635. prem., but there was again a suspension of tto 1 prem • London Bank of Australia and India, fiat evidence. at, IN Dullest& sad Wem.(4,.. 107 104 • I • operations in the June issue. In India Bonds more • 1:100111 1 &Olaf* - 12 II lAN Routh Ragan .. q 74 business was done at 765. to 80s. prem. Chiriqui Bold, ito 1 prem.; Ebro Canal, 11 to 2 I Pali yestentio. to.cley. WE COMPANY, NAVAL. se AL laussetesseaCartsi• .. as 10 In the foreign house there was a quiet business. —— - - - 7. 111) 111 Ds. Thlrla .. 111 12 3 1 pet prem. levee 1 Ague NU all 11 111 ea. 1 2 at, 4 Viel.,esp. 9. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 20.- Vice-Admiral of t h e at . 100 Laamehlre ma . Tortgatr. 64 IS 111 644 Spanish stocks were higher upon the news of the Tlio subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. meow ' 1.., toil.° . ribtarni.n t, Blackheath Park. White, hi" Thomas John Cochrane, K.C.B. appointed 10 13 Da.l , lfilts .. ... a Ale 114 I dismissal of Bravo Munllo, and the formation of a per annum yielded by our government stocks at 111 . 000 10 !ieerese... II / , 911'1016 3TUTION. Commander-in-Clief at this port, was born in . 1789, being 14 11, Go. .34'saplbilsii . GaM Ai 110 new cabinet at Madrid. It remains to be seen, how- 20000 20 I AM...ellen 5 1104 . In fel 94 weially Muted to the IN $ present prices. To render the results strictly accurate m.o. I Australian Freehold son of the late Admiral the Hon. Sir A. F. J. Ceihreme, r a % 17„ gi0. „::::° . .,.., i, . ;,: ~ 91 Over, if this ministerial change is calculated to ism - the proportion of interest which may have accrued tea% 1 Awarshan Corddera s l u r. nay i s opus 0 C.D. He entered the navy in June, 1796, as Omit class ,e s' /,,,.. , T114 477 ":47 - 8 3 ,1. 447 T i 3 3 . 44 prove tho prospects of the foreign creditors. The since last dividend period should in each case be ",°°° 1 ' A•• • 2l ` rls • all 1 pen 14 volunteer, on board the Thetis, 42, commended by his st. 100 Lea s Idgettendlts. Ce•,, 106 109 1021 9 3n...000 I 'minas Amara:lan tkik all 1i If pn. 14 If 1 assuring Peva:mil. father, on the North American station. Is 1800, as mid. N. 100 temelen• assib-Wiat, ass 1214 WI advance was chiefly remarkable in the Certificates taken int o account. It should also be remembered to.oo * 1 Brit.' , ins the mesa . a Ica'ic3 shipmate in the Ajax, 80, he was in the espeditions against 17 11 D l l6 neall o• ••• 4 al 0111 Ili issued by the Bondholders' Committee for the half of that the Three-and-a-Q t uar er per Cent. becomes a laaa„ lt, ;67:•Ire:' l dsase ti'ca,a,;', 1.2 ;14 3 34 •17 ‘1" 3 _...,`",, ° _,.. itte .,%L e Quiheron, Belle Isle, Ferrol, and Ept. He again, in VI I DASIMI.,II.mid9.(C 11 24 ~ 921 8 the coupons unfunded at the last conversion, the A iirath.Wsider, 92 97 Three per Cent. stock in 1834. 11,010 le Do. 15:. John 031 lte; IS •- - ' u '''" "'."' - lBO3 to IV*, served under his father Iles in the Nur- : 0 1. 7 : 1 14 " . - lye.Ds a SU ... .... .24 11 dls price advancing to 41 per cent. Ecuador Bonds are Int. per cent. 10,000 1 tbwesn's Creek i44Ma i 1 Of thumbed...ad, 74, on the north coast of Spain, after which 0 Is go. go . 3 1 3 Ai. also firmer. In Brazilian and Dutch there continue Price. per annum- 11,009 40 don Copper ii he was appointed to • lieutenancy in the Jason, 32, in the 1$ all usseseeserei Ceie;sie, 12 13 Them per Cent. rononls (abut) 1 0 01 21 19 1•4 100,000 6 Wed& Gold Lettere Vetest. Wtst Indies, of which ship he was subsequently appointed NWI I lasessierna maidens.. 21 13 21 to be a good many bond fide purchases. Turkish Th r e e or Dos. Rosso lOl 4 219 3 .., Captain acting captain. Off the coast of Surinam, Jan. 27, 1807, he di. 1 " Ww IIIII ASIMALINStmc 16 4 31 1 311 Obi Scrip was lower, receding to 17s. t3d. prem., conse• Now Three.andeaduarter per Cents .. lOU 32 1 70,000 6 EetracklatrallanCsripti all 1 i di" 41 c rle we " sun " u s i . took the French ship La Favorite , of 29 guns, and in I " Diami " l '"'" L° 4° ' i 's o ll .! ' ls ' k Nock (Meld nd calculated at the PAO 10 Gwent I all -s• - lif Si. 109 Mimi 10i quent upon the intelligence from Constantinople that h t~, ti, e Morena of sac December following he assisted in reducing the Dutch r,. He D i al s Z i a* D4 ii l 47 4 the hank there has refused the government paper. Iniftistoa Si an ' ..no per cent. per 72, , 0N Grand Duchy a liedes 1 all 4 5 pea 11 ss A gil la,suransi.; ow West India islands. In the Ethalion, 38, he served et the at leg gooliossi ,_ „. 31 53 Good purchases of this scrip have been made at 1 annum) . pm useprogo. capture of Martinique and the Saintes in 1809, and, having 11 14 NrwpotiAlmmiNlereferd 1 1 Ns Exchequer DUN, March (int. lid. pa 600,40, Liberty Is pn li 6 aSP NI Mt. • reduction been on h.lf pay two yeas, and appointed in 1812 to the se 70 Newry ORO iflllOoklOon •. 11 prem., on the idea that the serious embarassments of sent. per MY/ 6os. ma. 24 3 livArese Lake gunmen_ . A 4pmll 4 0 Pww-cm cc cu putt- Surprise , 38, he captured , in J y, 1813, the Decatur, 10 .ll itrt_womoralatkao . • .! ,: 5 1 the Porte may yet lead to some arrangement Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Lirer- saw , Loraosereato.e.GOU American privateer, of 12 gun.; be was is the Chempeake ri 7 "L.,.. se :. • ; 1 a, beneficial to the holders. Judging from the tenor pool ;Faddy Share Lilt) showing the rates yielded 100 , earls Creakiest:a.. el 4 1 I di. I a Metirriita I Welsch. during the attacks.. Washington, Baltimore, and the coast 50 34 Seethe's Coentlee tides 2 24 die of the accounts to hand, it would certainly ap- by ordinary railway stocks at present prices, the saooo I Netlembalith.Aineeken 9 41 lithe pubis,. of Georgia. He subsequently served on the West India ft ito qseoto Beau ~. ... :4 soi 194 40 pear that the Sultan has been much too hasty in calculation being based on the dividend paid for the 1 1 :::',„: New Granada i for their ffllOllP. station is the Fate, 44. He attained the rank of rear- 16 13 INneth Devoe, No. I. .. el Ms Nouve,s Monde awes.; admiral November, 1841, and in Joly, 1812 he heisted his a sli De. I LL:e i bereal .... 2 3 I 3 IN. 111 Ounatued 1 I dl• rejecting the loan. The list of transactions is sub- half-year ending the 30th of June: 10 0 , 000 Pert Philip l,ll2en 21 1 1 6 se with Participates la afig in the Agiaeourt, 72, as second in comr.;and in the Eut .. ,„ _,.. 'r. •• . 1 3 , a,, in I joined : — Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1021, Int. per an% 0. 000 Do ate !Oak all •4 4 poi 1$ Railway. pe ahem. 10,99 2 Rhynatey Iron all 113 24 22 3 wen Yowl? 7 'slwecw• loam station when , . upon the return home of Sir W. "' s s 'ij • i :4 7,l ar son , ' aa' 103 ; ditto , for Account, 30th Dec., 1021 ;ditto Four- PrV,.. d N o el, wee,. stack g 7 1 Ditto New Parker in 181:3, he held the thief direction of naval again 16 10 ! , 14tiaarl a. WauraJusic is di Put and-a• Halt per Cents., 1832, 98/, 1. Dutch Two-and- le unwire North Western Fifths 7 6 7,eoi. IS Santiago de Cute .- ..... 1.4 ,10 12 ' flat- 91 °7 ' till 1847. During that period he avenged severely • breach st. IN Wird, Wes.* Wave( 114 13 U pa a-Half r Cents., 68; ditto, Four o per Cent. Certifs. 19 live l uel . Ceeeb7 ' 114 86411 " " Sea T "' n7 '"' 7 of faith mad* in regard to the alive trade by some of the D. Ifs *sulk amoral ... .. et ee Pre- eve- re , 96 Chili Wallin 991, 1, .. Ecuador Bonds, 54, 4. Granada One-and- Ito mamma war 4 2 o,ooe 10 Iln Craft Borneo chiefs. Ho was knighted in 1812, and nominated •• 14 - 1 " • }-11 1711 . 3. Funded ••• • . G! fl, I 7 43,174 ,2,.:.95 Wilted Meakein lam. Elm Wm. 5i.103 44 7 - Half per Cont., ex. Dec., 1849, coupon, 221; ditto„ni . p a amee l,,.........„ oo,oe feeere - Irdine C.D. in 1839. In April, 182.3, he was appointed Governor 43. we D406. 1 3.w.°443. ,a, V ii ;;, a 5O 13 111 100, •00 1 Tube ~ 1 1 1 li pm 11 11 sad Commander-in-Chief at Newfoundlead, and in 1839 0 • reesousteerytHentoe . li I die Deferred, 131, 4, 13. Mexican Three per Cents., '4's zr„ -- 7. - a — f i k . vw l3 0 4ISILLgs. 4 - he was returned to repriment Ipswich in parliament. Hs 4: .1. iissembis 7 34 4 cu .,„, 241. Peruvian Six per Cent., 104. Portuguese Con- DI York. Newman sad Ilwelek l4 5i 75141 0 13 1 attained his present rank of V iee•Admiral of the White, a11eg.W.1113.) ... 111 4 1 104 veiled, Four per Cents., 401,1. Russian Five per 84 UT ' " ' hies" Welimi-bellai "01 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 7 f 1 4 4 OIS 4 , ' 121 all DNIMIIme ... .. 9 1 69 Lancaster sad CPU* 11 0 3 710 I 4 e 4 II 4 sanitary 14, IMO. The Odin, "1101 ffirlff, WOO Cafttilite. ~,, lic .... 0....ey ::: ... 1 1 Cents., 120; ditto Fourand-a-llalf per Cents., 106. as Liutouldu ad Terlublre Stuck 62141 b 0 13 4 aimed to-day for Captain Franci s Scott (1848). The Sidon, si 6 . ......_,_ . 4 . 16 DMA ... .. 1 1 dl. 1 22, steam frigate, Captain Goldsmith, has been engaged to- 14 aa'l ii r s 4.. ... . isi 13 Sardinian Five per Cents., 951, 96. Spanish Old " 1-wwleeetwemek "'nu ' NIINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. 414 Dublis of 714/644 114 SUGAR.-The market has opened with great firmneae, a. Belk* " Dielelse ' day in having her oompassu &gong. I. 100 'Sundt 114660 rs .„ ".... .. St Sl IN Three per Cents., 501, 4,1, 81; ditto, New Deferred of amtima. uumatabiza, and Derby 0 LOCK larstary. it Kt IftedilllNN ,.,,_ ... . 311 1 1191 4 Three per Cents., 241, 24, 1, 24 • ditto Passive (Con- 61 =pow sad !oath Western 11.11. le 13 Ilene rommougivarris lif 1 e favour of the sellers. _ . - . 16 6 I DIM UM . per it ts un' estues 5 Coerre.-T he public sale, of 600 half bales of Mocha, A WING-ROOM, Tire JERSEY IaIAIL PACKET COI.IIIER, Which ought U IS 'flisiiiitillWaildtaa. ii cent. Swedish Loan, 1/ die. Turkish Six per Cent. 19 li st Lenewhlre 10 17 1 . 416 UMW& ... - . IS 114 13 3 ,. TEA.-The market continues to wear a firm appearance ; I = 6 = 1g ra P , e ,,,,.... to have left Southampton at midnight last Wednesday, was is ,II w ,........ =. , 10 Loan, 14 prem ; ditto for account, 11 prem. etti Greet Northers 13 North Staffordshire detaiaed until 5, a..., on Thursday, owing to an accident se .11 w ite ''''"TA ra .17 IS The following has been handed to us by the Corn- It Chester and Ilirkenheed. I ; the short shipments from China give con fi dence to the sea. ewes re l affrints. on the South Western Railway, which prevented the Chan- * 13 1444 c orasa u ... 10 mittee of Spanish American Bondholders, and has 3 ° Ir." rd 7:673 b 3.1413°4 • IT mango Isom ill Islands mail from reaching Southampton in proper IS 21s. lWliableden sad Croydon ' ll pas Corrov.-300 hales sold yesterday on 'Change, and the reference to the debt of Ecuador: In using this table it mast be borne in mind that _,. , • ai min Isom time. As loon as the Courier got outside the Needles it I et. toe eiLk.gozsmitleedhowab. 72 . 2 . ~_ 74 . so. as ■ _ 80 1181411 sol Oast wasters—lreland 79 11111ned husk— IS 111 40 Edishareltandeorear l3 0 111 i York. Neweares. and Serelek l4 111 84 Great tharthera mad western —lrelsai l4 Of 89 Lancaster sad Carlisle Ili Lancashire ad Yorkshire Stuck II 3 94 London MEI Isola Western 9 1 414 Onniiii sad Wise s II S 04 ise I O 11 l 14.1.111ralegbaza, end Derby 7 0 ar. en& geor a Bolan 2nd !oath Western 13 hasten Cooties 1 ill Id rest Lanaashlre 20 Great Northrra 13 North Staffordshire 4 6 21 Chester and Birkenhead. 1 18 4 30 York sad North Midland . In using this table it must be borne in mind that the dividends for the second half of the year are always larger than those for the first half. Allow ance must also be made for the improving traffic. 1.1 204 9 1 1 ' 1 C. 14i 13 SI ,3 ra :1 IS N SI 10 S 7 IS 10 Pla 74 IS ll 111 II di. i.;i . (101 Wintlikn Tad Ct;rdae) Teetjteseembitterwel, On at Ineratem De.o.ll.l.llseetre . Tat ant Ant UMW 1 74 I 71 44i 40 COTTON —3OO bales sold yesterday on 'Change, and the article has a firm appearance. In other articles no material alteration. LIEU LUIS= 4T su 9 gai p onaretwl utDes.s semeemtwi 30 31 231 301 *0 31 THIS DAY—Two o'CLocK. TALLOW MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. The market is .wady to-day, without much doing. Town Tallow is quoted 461 nett cash ; Petert.burg Y.C. on the spot, 461. 6,1. ; all this year, 465. 31 ; January to March, (1663), 465. 6d. ; October to December, new (1863), 441.6 d. ir..we.ww.ww.. Biro' t,lD.ar with pianist Walt. Dago Owed Os *Wm _ . Tho English stock market r;miiii;;;;;;;dy, business in this department being quite undisturbed by the excitement in the gold mine and other securities con nected with Australia. Consols have been steady, at 1003 to a ex div. for the 18th of January. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1011 to 1011; the 'fhree-and-a-Quartcr per Cents., 1041 to 104: ; Bank Stock, 2233 to 2241 ; Exchequer Bills (March), 60s. to 6.15. prem.; India Bonds 81s. prem. Business has been very slack in the foreign house, and prices are without change. Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents. mark 98?, to 99 ; Danish Three per Cents., 841 to 83 ; Mexican, 24; to 3 ; Peruvian Deferred, 643; Spanish Old Threes, 501 to 313; Do. Passive, 33 ; the Committee's Certificates, 4: per cent.; Dutch Fours, 991 to 1. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Hari* reports a brisk trade, at the following quotations:—Prime meadow Hay, 755. to 80s .; i n f er i or , GS.. to 725. ; Itowen, 60s. to W..; Clover, 90s. to 100 s.; se cond cut, 70s. to 935.; strew, 265. to 30s. Cl=Jambe e 021.1.120. loatiosloarparlp.ct. (MN OLlkellrere , Oloomlsr i Doan Purr.t prassiturCiriatwertr, r Blifteipalftetasm,. tf IS IN 111 63 13 1)1 Iff 131 33 24 113 Ilf SA4 1.711 32 n 34144 2144 4 114 21 23 23 2 24 ;me : td Onsumicb Norte Mimi low, Ditto holism* tam, Lo!osil*Gest.kekesat. CN at leK awe Ilrbas Iltalsial Dori. ilsedibed Kai (Isorsi 1141.0mistle. PrisissiWyno pm Les. 1141.1 1 / 6 4.11amiTert Neellres 90410.11611!8.sk LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 107 i 10.4 44 OS For ACantlit. MoVEMENTS.—Her Majesty's ship Portland, with the ti.rg of A.11331V11 &forestry, Commander-in• Chief in the Ronne, with tH f Trlziesty's ship Virsgo, were at Yelps Isis) on the fist of October. Her Majesty's ship Iguana,. Gatriosl,re M'Qtrae, and Alban, at Port Royal, 1111/011ka 11, r M 1.4,•• ship Persian at Cirri Town . film Majesty's it , f. 'Dauntless and Calypso at Dube :ors ; Daring mas k, otr lkirhadoes Her Majesty's ship flighllyer, on pea. 11 4 - fv.m St. Thomas to Barbadoes to meat the Admiral le the , Annherland, expected at Barbadoel; and to go Ohmic with Highlyer, Devastation, and Calypso to La Ottyrs. Devastation and Scorpion at St. Thanes, ths forwr saltine fur the Admiral's despatches by mail from NLad, due at St Thomas before the Orinoco left. HE WEATHER IN THE ATLANTIC.—The Hermann Issil•parket, wl.ieh reached Cowes on Sunday, from New Toes otap tient ed tit tenet tempestuous weather veer known, denne tlt list three days of her voyage. Captain Higgins, h.r e. , rnuandr r, vs. ob:ined to heave her to at one time for 13 hour.. fhe sea washed the stern boat to atoms. The bmpist PlIp•I Witted by the Hermann was also 101 l by the Onafto Se the 16th inst. ; although at the time the Orinoco was lisht and hrr cal slaty feet broil, the sea beat over her Stern while her bowsprit was under water. [Adv ertieetnent.]--iIOLLOWAT'S PILIA pot THE as ay Ni,,,,, bunny san DUIVINDIATION Off SIAM » TRU - Sur., d a Wier from Hr. Isis Maya, of blames. Mr. 11 111. Het taidnre.—“Te PPIANOIR Ildarag, MIN—I Mei kw P. that. kr • low pell4. I was dhow/ 'MO& 11.• 1 misname , a the had al oft chided _by leerref 14 ' "1 Pend!, unclgtott bulb. /my mama bed Wall le IPM.I w Ititeth It Immo m drains, add I y ids r , st *dant an atrium Mr. *min. of Sob* Mime re, in try your pal, white I AK cad as • ay ties elissuqt ;Zeno% sad teetssnl ms se Isellr e Z it...._sterta."—sead Sean , it haws Hullevies la& .. .Ilk hi. bins/. ,i9e--A,,.., - ----7, Ilia 1,976.] r GREAT NUGGET VEIN GOLD COM- PANY of ArrnAllh. IA A' i.be I in layggsy. n,.;,1-lid. pay..bia it Leaden a te . ~..,,,,,,,1 gAi f yitai, in 1• .Venn 2ll B 27l orb . tirealr•t iii tbe Aare torerm4 be dlaidlNMes in of . , r .z.l.d il ad Of la• IhihilenOthlawil of New South para. t W•les. Tar • eta goat Towns, Eq. I num Whistler death, fag. Robert Tooth, Eaq. blarczoon. TlitillAtt 110 LT, jun., eq., Chairmen. Tlli ttlLo s. MOUT, Fey, Deputy (Inman. p.. wart Imbra.r, tag. Tawas Tooth. Earl. Lla. OI r e. LO4• Mkhael liletchee, Dn. 111XIIM. WTI , . ) 1-: izod In ... ..?4,0r5.11 mod, hesitant awl 1:... Lear... Ao s arr. --Alen.. Dam in, Dunbar, me 1 sans. The outs ..d iglu.. .1 mid II la unarmed an the claims of this (,paid Is Waste to Ilse L0u,.,. Orel. '..1 oleo* from the town of m a me; i r ..speritual rtra may be e •mputtl at 9 miler in Smyth t.. • wilt .1 snarly half a Mir, the tuition* rititt of waiting the is aria or , r which boa ken trairderrea, imam Ms retaliative* of r,.„.. „a s 0 00romoo , „ to the Comotay. i t wo lora tl.is re a that the Mu. of gold is th. inatea mend p, !•i. i.- f Ow. when . ibis egreinstrit, ) irklng apohrila of lit lb.. of ti..; ..• , 1 , w.. bewardea to liner. lardate, Illatbleron, sad CO.. ....n. Ibis amenity war followed by Mbar viestrild amt.... cA , ‘...., rut in rout,. nelbirg 10.. b. ; MOUNT a pore paid •,.,1u11,; 0: OZ.; illa; .. brensan's Lump" upward. or lb Ilih sold a . ~. two to Mean. Holt sod Lloyd for 5.1.1114 ; a^il Mt king et the gat•Worn nuggets, wcableg li. ea ; fa t ly entitling tide claim a ge dragsatk ti I I the Burrs Burrs of Hold Allots. The Direct TS ham Immo& d to Ma agents gold dust .ad aped. pas (Melodize 0, nugget n 1 14 oh to dot* i Trelf•dlg 10 . .. On. 17 MM. . • 0,.• are non oh ' , roiled In Me Bank of taglasil. Tar larrower oew their vein as bete( without it. purra..l in tilh o n ; be oadreolileh they babe boildlllo eretwel, and their arrange. woo. goLetall air in • Male of ha • mamas which other odapahles .f.. not %won to la • mobk.stl:• pell.d what the amt• ot the 0 , 3 ,, p r o ' new 7 la a pro.:tre manatee fee the wpm amusement rg Whams. esothro of Me dame, la tOinpintrar With • resolution palmed on al cot krmatitanall the Com rimy, bare bees torso& d to this *ma- ✓ ,...pmal ; let hem. however, c.d. only be di•pored of at • mode. go reams, ter Übe lomat of the i',intalay at hwire L a the pobbrOn• Sid foram of applie.dlon applito Mehra. Bar. me mil Ells, Meetbrokera. Buct•iii.lust ; or to Mama 1111•0112, I.oar, ma Onne.1.1111•410110S. 110•1100. Dull. leit . BRI TANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, labiblbeed Avg. I. 1637. joicenTfrfd by sortisl Aet of Berhamest, 4 Viet...up. 9. Nairn..ROBERT ALEX 041)1191, Blackheath Park. •PVANTAGEA Olt THId INtorrivrtox. A y a aa of n mamas rotes of prtnumn, especially dusted to the ...rag .t I . oh or lithe& b „- . ,.,„, ; i_tea, wLerrey half the realms only is payable gar vg the trot trues porn. p.,ht mord paysthe St Ally. or at death if monied previously. meow 1 adowesest Breech ufording the me n n. of hulas irt. ,... i ,„ .g o muid and mated in hfe, by wearing =angle% to wasime at (ho parental Muth. and to be pod al ma a ,aa shill ma ,. me 211 Lot a daughter her nth year of sm. PRITAMCIA MUTUAL LIFE AMOCIATION. year...wird by her Majeure Royal Leman Latest. j0 g ,,,,; t ,iram of Profile. 'al h.:. re pitue,Nte to trof.te after See or worn moil pay. gas, ter. , •Img tie the table se feted. IMmume r-aoslated fot every them months' Willerencer of age. Bel unlit pinch , . 'inflict! on terms unusually Imourabia ; the boll ft W 1 Y. • OM. hqui.labrd out of the prat..itt. Inaba; retinal meeting on the 2:th April last,* reduttloo drew we. war stale ta the mutest year's premleat on all pant. MOM Pis.ow.. Illeml .1 Paretam sii attesidamee dilly et 2 etiock. Mod Me wsured meter, caw admitted r the pokey. Medial iir. i amt. triessend.4 is al NOM for their report,. wr--- - - , waren iot • , • iweavea.) Most tres the UV C." , Eztraet from Tate with Participates Is at mem "f ltemises . Froau, User Ames Yearly Payments. I mar inir : Amass) ' " I ' Quir. 1' Amino fresinm Av. p ro . Tarty Mely j Am lims • ri llr a r' Islam Pre. Pre- er mina ahem Tian. 126. dismo •••••••••• '.. 4 • 111. ' sa d. Teas lathe. i If . &Sat It s. d. llWife'. SO, 01 2 7 3 1 4 1013 3 103 SDI 4., I 3 '2 7 r 1 4 4 OIS 4 5201411 4 i 1 ! 1 VlO 1 4 e' ell S • SS 0 4114 , • ' 9 I 1 a 1 1 4 12 012 • R. R. MITER. amides DUNK". ANDREW RAMA, larstary. I, hiametnet, Ask, Mils. Noe. lit, 11131. ARNAMENTS for the DRAWING-ROOM, kp Leasr : z be l . Inal==e l =lllßlN IMP% webs, watithasado, itta. be haltas, AlabfraMe. 341321.1= latbultire opar, Re. • inverted sad nissallaetsred WS TM& lONE 119. anted, loads& Mr. TENNANT artrattga glemulaig seLerioreot ,aril., slarrele. wed keels, which miil IMMO. the iterating 'samara mean, at 2, S. 10, SO, to leek. Be alarm printer laaridies la muterelagy sad HE TEETH and HEALTH.—A geed est of troth ere. Mama favourable hispesmiogiaorlalia Oak prisenra- U rf the mown bayertmetee awry rreMmr, tar se ripe& Re won, bee tb by as prow imiliales of MI. sea the ems- got.% 1. •••••;J• 11l pug awl seerstioreidlh .12116 . • swim_ re. Voffered ke Ma wpm OWLAN, tartan TITRICE, duds warnelth Asia eradhststralessil I wsr..im whiteout to the eatimelkd sarfase.semess upeleVrae e 4 act , tie .7, wader ths gums boo se red. awl kt owastams me ;way 'o , the beesth. Brim So ed. par M& contloa.-m. nerd. '• it ocantle Odotito" seam dm label, IMO "A. ROWLAND ad @DNS. 30, Hattaawardes," eauseed as the gowasmeatetrap OW raes.:l%. rod by them, sad by altnalete and paglimme. TOE roomy MEDICAMENT. MEASASES MEDICATED CREAM.--For all mow. of tinkles. Mr mem Mimi with_psin thew Male abate, mid Movertatt. amasser. a Weft thmthlfl id fill 11 isideri4 with at a rival. Imo Is set sag hmissilles Is the Plata fmageou or among. demist mildossellbeder,thet sae mei kia anthem.. hal effkagy. A mod MI, ManslllaWes the lest min, with a was or Set Mk It aim an rirs realm a the 1:-S, thrones s peM math me the wheM mew of the body, they =ll nee mil other Ma moo Ita Meaty fa e.heW _llealll Ms •119. air. to &Om; girdling% sal al hasesisMay M.ti ham. ms., ma amen. leant eserishilmh. he me them It seperesies past.. pi.le mil pi lam asp ail ealgasmeallipima the me M Min s i fr. attewleil wt, math Insesmiereesmdi ammr, es se- m: et the efleet Ms. limbs As the seam Is migetnes we .rtes math. pain of a =C s Milt memo b ts 4 to mma I. nano, ehmseales I. Is as. paevion It la as dallasts as the ens as is: to fah ton it is athrey is=l•2l 27 Inimlllonlrog le = Wher iahlef il• Mem pat will Meth L 4.14•8 IL Poe ems Se ety imports gamenlly, riniblaink then, 1m IS Mesas WOW. on I so family Mould be without lt-aislllignifiglOgigh and MtAll sod W., Ste, me, ihill MO llimarsther!, M l l ' ai, t' by er, 11V. whoa it i Km. In por. at 1144.., kW. ail 4e. 41. i sad atesty lam, at nosed Meath, with d 3.. ma liewhe by.: ',tun: mnlieme radon. The 225. Sadly Jan met hernme- tias to all ront of the tilmbem. BARLOW'S NEW IN- f' VENTED 941,7-ACTING STPIIOII TAP. REQVIRES SKI VENT-PRO r 111 . ! tri , "-.....---- vitd-.0%, Lig— ISolda _ . that the lad sailboats draws asieeds. - A i ill " • I I the bet; wrested to nosy Ito COO I. . i ti we mils el sir; prim ... ed.; Mt. , 1 ei kr sherry, ha., Ile. .Ili IT " Il v ir= l aginiag sal 'Math Ite MM. WM As Wee hey Is Med If =ihltleileth i e l iebt te tha n*" L I 1 . to the mane flredy; Mem the leplistsewell off se st/ Wilmer. Vi e, l Ms MOM. them Dam mama ad WM Mssallestarer. Ilsos. 11MM lale.-41.1. le Me an MOO MOP Mimed with Ids me sad slim . i It. weetwermele a taw method of Meths esie, warranted to weit.:liehe me It, sad asoplir Miami, awl retalibbl IMENtell TAP MRAPPEIta (to asposmis the hazil o t t isethed liEW r.wcr teen% at Id. and le. per peel& Ilmi weir 0.8. it. Ulna wars sub cannoned sod duly appreciated is the Gnat talisthise. Mates li, No. 441. ..-- Movnimrs.—Her Isjeaty's ship Portland, with On dig of Admiral Moresby Commander-in Chief ' rwthr, with her Majesty's ;hip Virago, went at v! n al the lust oo the 31st of October. Her Majesty'. ship 1 otau P4- m n C" il la " n " d ''"' M'itAlae. and Alban, at Port Royal, Jemaker: ~ ir H first, 'a ship renters at Orel Town. blur Majesty's Mg* Ihmatlem and Calypso at Dube lote ; Daring erste- _ilft . off Barhatlon. lien Majesty's ship Highflyer, on pas. "4 , from St. Thomas to Barbadoes to meet the Admiral tl,br e httra . he . rland, expected at Barbedoce ; and to go ...!‘st Mt llighlyer, Devastation, and Calypso to La 8 7 . 7 . re r ; jevisteties and Scorpios at St. Thom., the mg for the Admiral's despatches by mail f and, du at St Thomas before th e Orinoco - left. f rom ita, T iff. WEATHER IN TILE ATLANTIC.—The Hermann ...: . .peart, which reached Cowes on Sunday, from New derv,' ~,tlp.,-.riennred the most tempestuous weather ever known, ~,,,,,t „ I , k t three day! of her voyage. Captain Maine, k. , , . ur. the r, war obliged to heave her to at nes time for t_.' 41 . e tea wished fin stem boat to stems. The E a u rt4 o li t w h. rien_ re th d . by the Herman was Mao felt by the 16 inst. ; althototh at the time the Onnooo Was light sail hi r hull silt feet h h th etern whil e her bowspr it 7 41 . e era beat over her WU under water. ...I.Ariv PM . wand .I — IiOLLOW AT ' S PILLS TOR THE C'.• ror Mums • Inta ass,. , T.,., lure us Derma:Name or Stoup TO MO ;X . .... ~ , Z , 1 ,.. , of • latter from Mr. John Lloyd, of Er w.weit, Har- ▪ .^.. , , lohee.-" To Prot/nor Holloway. PO -I dunk Iyt a ...1 . . _ ! ' . 47. prs that, Me • long period, I was liftliZted with Odell. 1 4 ,...V___ , ,,, a11ig ' • Um. head at, eye; 'herded by ko. a awe. . "„.,. 1 " 1 ° 11 1 noOdlad health. every ise me hail tailed to low ........: ail al knob It became 03 @Luaus, that I Ina afraid, f TuE Intsrt MAIL PACKET COURIER, which ought to have left Southampton at midnight last Wednesday, was detained until 3, a.m., on Thursday, owing to an accident ea the South Western Railway, which prevented the Chan nel Islands mail from resetting Southampton in proper time. As soon as the Courier got outside the Needles it came on to blow tremendously, and the packet had the greatest difficulty in reaching Guernsey. At Guernsey she merle two attempts to leave for Jersey, but was obliged to pet back. Nearly all the punsters for Jersey left the Courier at Guernsey, and declined going on in her on account of the weather. At length the packet reached Jersey, and was obliged to keep up the steam all night on Friday in case she should be blown adrift. Several ves sels were ashore at Jersey. The Channel Islaads which ought to have reached Southampton last Friday aft-rnoon, did not arrive before Saturday night. PROPOSED DINNER TO THE AMERICAN MINISTEit AT MANCHISTXX.—Yesterday morning a highly respect able and influential meeting of merchants was held in the Mayor's Parlour, Town Hall, Manchester, to invite the Hon. J. It. Ingersoll, the American minister who hes succeeded Mr. Abbot Lawrence at the court of St. James's, to a public dinner. Mr. H. Barnes, Mayor of Manchester, presided. The following resolutions were adopted I. That for the purpose of testifying the feelings Id respect entertained for his Eacellency thei Hon. J. It. Ingersoll, both as an individual and as the re presentative of the C aired States of America, his Excel koey be requested to dine at the Town Hall on such day as may be convenient, with the mayor and such number of gentlemen as can he conveniently accommodated. That the number to be present on the occasion be limited to 200, and that the pries of the tickets be Sued at 21. 2s. 2. That a list be placed in the °Mee of the treasurer for the inser tion, by gentlemen desiring to be present at the dinner, of their names, and after the number of tickets to be Mined, already limited, is applied for, the list be withdrawn. 3. That his Worship the Mayor, with Thomas Batley, Esq., and James A. Turner, Esq., be respectfully requested to make all the necessary arrangements for ' and to give such directions in relation to, the proposed entertainment as may to them appear desirable.—The resolutions were agreed to unanimously, and a vote of thanks was given to the Mayor before the meeting separated. Fiast MEETING OP THE NEW BURIAL BOARD Ile Sr. PANClLAl.—Yesterday , pursuant to a notice aigned l two of its members, the urial Dosed, recently sppoin under the New Metropolitan Interments Act, 13 and 18 Vie., cap. 83, met for the Ant time in the Vestry Hell, King'sroad, Camden-tows, for the purpose of tak in g the accessary steps to put in force the enactments of this salu tary snessure. The Bev. Thomas Dale, the vicar, in the chair, and the other eight members of the board present, noneely, J. P. Pierce and W. Melt, churchwardens; Iffeary_Steck, Seq., J. P. W. D. Cooper, F. Healy, Morti , mire IL. Farrar and B. F. Brittingham. After aim Busines s, and the Rev. T. Dale having been nominated perpetual chairman, the board proceeded to appoint a clerk, the choice falling unanimously upon Mr. 0. W. F. Cook, solicitor to the parish. It was also agreed that meetings of the board should be held on the first Monday of each month, and that an application should be made to the vestry for the use of offices in the vestry build ing wherein to carry on the aura of the board. The board then broke up. POLITICAL REELIGEES.—Tho Cologne Gazette states that the Turkish government had towed 300 Magyar sol d ens in its service, who entered Turkey with Kossuth, to be suddenly disa r med and led to minium at &value in Bosnia. The alleged reason of this proceeding is that the men were about to leave a service of which they were tired, and enter Hungary in a body. The same journal states that Ledra Rollin has jut beer enriched by a legacy of 4,000,000 francs, bequeathed to his wife, an English lady of good family. BONIIAIION Mmis.—Most serious apprehensions are now entertained as to the fate of the mines, and more especially so as the weather still continues very wet; for if the water from the north mice awl that from the @two mine, on the sea side, meet (in fact the sea water is only kept out by means of sods), the mine will bo rendered useless, as it will be completely filled with water. The tnorth mine engine has el working in consequence of one of the lower valves in the chief pump being broken by the upward pressure of the water. The others are wholly choked up; so that it is found necessary to put down a fresh set of pumps. Numbers of the poor miners are thrown idle.— Wahl-fiord sail. DEATII Or THREE PERSONS FROM TUE Fursta Or CH•ItCOAL.-04 Sunday morning, Thomas Martin, aged 24, Harry Burton, aged 17, end William Sheen, aged 20, assistants in the employ of Mr. Elliot, a ebeesemonger, of l'ortman place, lost their lives by suffocation with carb onic acid. They had retired to rest at an early hour on Sunday morning, in a room where a tripod charged with candent charcoal war standing under an opening in the skylight, there being so chimney in the apartment. Their non appearance on Sunday, at breakfast time, led to a search, when two of them were found dead in their beds, while the third, Burton, was unconscious, and died in the evening. RAILWAY AND CANAL BlLLS.—Yesterday the first report from the select committee on railway and canal bills was issued, stating " that it is the opinion of this com mittee that all railway bills introduced into the house, dur ing the present sautes, should, as a general rule, be made integral in themselves, and that the greatest caution should be exercised in admitting into them, otherwise than by specific enactment, provisions which repeal, continue, or intend the power of former sets, and that the attention of committees on private hit!, should be directed to this point." BOUM EASTERN itatt.wmt.—those traffic receipts Webb week ending Dula, 1102, 12,3291. correspond lag week last year, 10,913 f. 12s. 7d. Increase in 1862, 1,4161.10 e. 7d. ;i~~; is N to so 111 I IS , I I • i j os I ie so sot 6 16. INClsaii). War ..a=km . (wind • ma. pies DIM MI6 • SOMIFIti Wee 4kait amass 1.77, isstist 4 a. pet Moist Nolyiesd . I Owe mei lississ Cissingr e tb am maiSbar . . ems OnotAnolloofit.lOolip.Dl Do. do. (SOT per Ot. Do. d.. (U. 17o.) 7 per Ct- , p o n t4 01 I I Das do. No. 'A Do. MOS pot Coot. Rod IBM 1:01/1111. srt psidr p. C t ierlsisrp, sod Dodo, 14 or Coot . . lONS a nionl par Cost Errs pr NES DMA 4 1 0 AN puL WarestPPrerl Wartlerleirem l ea kb°Sejlaem ewers dirs M , GBP s 4 4 p.a.' arlffr DUNS per emetilsek: 'La& 11010.0ami pent lows Orr. Spar Ot. lawkaltany !Oiler. oh Illis.lbetk larisalkory Unk alb rje k i I Ds. My . ' 7 'llNyp.lloleas, 6.1 De. ft. 4i p(11.1 IbliniOingair.kll.3o.C.l I ; Da. Owastea 4 ier ei ' Do. Wsmaytalley 3 pet Illeith I.l.lltediiirs Odird. Wansa.r, s• 4 1hn0F.....8, Wier.. it le. I per GA( OIL* ditto dist wsiallni.Ne.u.u MAN (Ncr.w MU.) II p . Cent_ Ds. 3 per Oeut ... . data Iltimat ~. .. lut-- —..— ... .. a* New lirlieni (NW Ing Ass.)et MAI St6Torlialdre4met.OlLikr :WalirlordAKinyftp.et ;Talk Newesatto,i :,or o.„ ULNucil of Eati.otroL. 1 RtltitlfiN !latwerp end lett/value i be'rtaa rasters !until e lette awl Itroerente Mos sad Brew= .. fast 1.d1.0 (least lodise P;;;ltAtla j (hand Jee!tioe of Ilsea 11 ti (AMNIA CisieVes.r.- Do. Sado (fed lab stay Lestaltr s io fS fris.s p.OLPtel bu. Hallway j . I f 1 Ms 2 2 Al I I If ps I - ill I 14 De. (Osii) . It 7 'l44ir sad Sediterieseas St I + Amnia.. .. Ste IS libels Amnia.. 1 7 lf , I 4 9 II pa , i 8 I PM ICIJADOII Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, 8, Bread-street-buildings, Dec. 20, 18.52. The following is en extract of Mr. Mocatta's letter re ceived this moruing by the committee, dated " Ouaysquil, Nov. 1, 1852: " In my last respects I expressed a hope that I should be able to report favourably as to an arrangement being effected, but I regret to say that the continued ill-health of the President hue detained him nearly the whole mouth at Daute. On Thursday last, he returned here for a few days, and has resumed the reins of government which the Vice- President has been charged with. On the 30th ult., I had an official interview with his Excellency ()emend Urhina, when I urged the necessity of an arrangement of the foreign debt being effected, and expressed great regret that I should again be forced to write that nothing had been done; that I was willing to lay before him a basis for an arrangement, if he were prepared to act up to the law of public credit, and assign the fowls therein Adjudicated fur the foreign creditors. Hu expressed his desire to discuss the subject with me in a friendly spirit, and that he ha I already given it his serious attention. He purposes removing the government to Dude for a few weeks, and invited me to ace mpany him thi ther, when we should have ample time to consider what could be done ; I 'Jodi accordingly leave this week with his excel lency. From what has already passed in conversation, I clearly see the government is surrounded with financial difficulties; that every effort is being made to surmount them. If tranquillity prevails, I think this ma y b e d one , and the government be able to comply faithfully with the law of public credi', in which one-eighth of imports and salt revenues are appro_priated to the payment of interest to the foreign creditor. From what I have heard from one of the foreign roini•ters here, I consider there exists a great probability of the Colombian Clair= on Peru being adjusted, and, in consequence, I urged the necessity of the assign ment being made over to the bondholders. He has some scruples, not deeming himself authorised to do so until the commissioner has concluded the arrangement; but I shall endeavour to induce him to waive his objections." The Ravensbourne has brought over between 0,0001. and 8,000!. worth of bar silver from Antwerp. Letters from Florence of the I Ith mention that the Grand-ducal decree, guaranteeing 3 per cent. on the• 130,000!. preference stock of the Lucca and Pistoja ltailway Company, was expected to appear on the following Monday. The demand for Australian ?hares of all descrip tions, gold mining, land and banks, was again very brisk to-day, and prizes were generally better, the "run," however, being chiefly upon the lower-priced securities of the several classes. The recent rise in the shares of the Australian Agricultural Company is well supported, and there can be little doubt • further advance would have taken place but for the circumstance that some of the old holders, who at this period of last year could scarcely realise at 10/. per share, are naturally desirous of taking the extraordinary profit held out. The closing price was 293 to 300. The purchases, it may be mentioned, are made generally by highly respectable parties. As regards the future policy of the company in the extraordinary muta tion which their affairs have undergone, we believe no decision has been finally come to. There is to be a board meeting of the directors on Wednesday, at which the policy to be recommended at the annual meeting of the shareholders, to be held next month, will probably be finally settled. At present it would appear that the company can avail themselves of three several modes of carrying on operations. They may either sell the auriferous land, with the gold, in lots to such purchasers as may offer from time to time; or leave the lands for working to other associations and private enterprise, on condition of receiving a certain proportion of the profits; or, finally, they may de. termino to keep the entire management of their golden property in their own hands, and work it themselves, either by means of ono gigantic gold mining association, or several such. In the present unparalleled position of the company's affairs, great interest attaches to the decision of the share holden,. Another considerable feature of the market consists in the demand for Australian Bank shares, which again took a start to-day, the Bank of Australasia rising to 80, and thaw of the Union Bank of Australia to 74. There can be no doubt that the vastly increased movement in our great southern colonies must neces sarily cause a corresponding increase :n the demand for banking accommodation, and the only fear is that too much haste will be shown to supply this deside ratum. The favourable opinion entertained of wall conducted banking establishments in Australia is sufficiently shown in the premium of 100 to 126 per cent. alrewly current upon the shares of the old banks, whilst no one can doubt the profitable ob.. Foe Moan. Operdo4 Highest. Lowest. Ckwand. 9 per Cents. i et to et os et 90 et es llt SI 4 per Cents . MS ' 101 0 4-. ... mr Cents., 11131 106 IS IOG 10 I GS ICO 20 1011 SO 4 per Outs S per Canna Nem Loan _ _ . .- Badinage on London: &LOOM, 25 3; 90 ds7s ; . 94 93. Ilsiglsa, i pert 1.111110 100 Money I Naples !tents IS,. la4l Lin. 44 Piedmont a p.Ct lOO ... 1 Tummy Seeds II ... Os. 4, 11131 PARIS, Dic. 20. 1 d. I;an PAatn, Dee. 20. —St. Germain, —; Venales (right Maki, —; ditto (left bauk), 330; Parts and Grimm, 1,630 ; pars and Itouru, 913 ; Honda and Deere, 730; blar•eilles and Ann run, —; tambour, and 11a4, 367 JO; Northers, 900; Paris ;And 'gra...bourn, 630; Part. and Lyon., 910; Lyons and Sledster ranran, 147 So ; t vest, 790; Means* and ISt. Dialer to Gray, 313; Paris and Charboa•g bie li; Dijon awl Besancon, 573; Bor deaux and thus, 93; and Peaszap, 343; Paris and • Borgebruc and Teas, ; Montercas and frayed, 313 ; Grand Cnibe,l3'9. BERLIN, DEC. 18.—Voluntary Loan, 1011. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1861), 1021 ; ditto (1852), 162! ; National Debt, 941. Commercial and Sistine Society's Premium, 148. Bank Shares, 109 i. VIENNA, DEC. 18.—Five per Cent. Metalliquca, 951; New Loan (Series A), 941; do. (Series B), 1091. Four-and-a-lialf per Cents. ditto, 841. Ban Shares, 1,313. Exchange on London, 11.8. ISO ISS 111 31j Lli 11 14 1044 All* RES, IDS no 105 147 U 111 I die illll I e 4 4 si 4 I Ipa ill I li Sus Is Ilk S li II? In z 4 113 1111 " Si Si ioli 11i, Pla sir 'Am Si 4 pa a af I a 14 114 14i i Ps 491 iS I I PE Ps 134 3 I 31 4 4i 11 14 104 104 234 184 97 1 111 lir . 171 171 7 I 7 PR 17 II Par it VII 26f 12 20 Par &Poi 109 le4 _ I ma ULVAYP. live 113 ea ary Ili is li pa ISO LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. Liegaroot o Dec. 2d.—The Shan market has been firm but not very calico to-day. The stocks most in demand have been Caledonians and Demers. The following are the transactions ;—Caletlonian,33 41—Chesterand Holyhead, 24 —Eagtern Counties, 131—East Lancashire 191—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 851 1 I—Ditto (fifth shares), Ip.—London and North Western, 126—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 31—Midland, 801 11—North British, 101 — South Eastern and Dover, 241 i o 41—York and North Midland, 30 I—Dublin and Belfast Junction, 11d. BIRMINOII4III, Dec. 20.—This market was very steady to-day; prices somewhat in advance, with a fair a mount of business doing. Great Westerns were done at 942, and Shrewsbury and Birmingham (London and North West ern guaranteed stock) at SO. In local shares, Old Bir mingham Canals were done at 106. 31/iNCISZSTEn, Dec. 20.—There was rather more busi ness, and prices were rather higher. Leeds stock, 8.3 i; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 40; Sheffield, 311 ; Midlands. 801 ; N or th British, 10 ; Doren., 241 ; 1/üblin and Drog heda, 61 • Bristol and Exeter, Int ; Cheshire JuLetion, 61 d. ; Caledonians, IS; East Anglian, 3 7-16. Lerns, Dec. 20.—The resignation of minister, has been followed by a general advance in t'-e prier, of shares. Everything this morning shows an advancing tendency. The following ore the closing sales : Lancashire and York shires 831 ; Leeds Northern, 181; Midlands, 80, ; South Hasten-A, 241. In mining shares there were several trans- actions. Ague Eris, , 21 ; Ave Maria, 11 ; Bri ish Aus tralian, 21; Carson's Creek, 10s. tld. pm.; West Mariposa, 11. MR. BUTLER JOHNSTONE AND MR. OLIVEIRA.— It is ststrd that the unplesssut misunderstanding which amen betwrsn Mr. Huth!. JAnstonc, M.P., and Mr. Oliveirn, M.P., ha. ken satisfactorily &minim, by the in. tsrmation of mutual friends, in a manner equally honourable to Nob side'. Borrii-WEsTnnm 11.11t.m.tV.—At a meeting of the directors, on Friday, the Hon. F. Sc , tt, M.l'., was elect, U chairmen, and Mr. llibbert deputy cLuirnian, both haring 1,, en directors of the company fur a considerable period. Messrs. Heirs, Kos% rastlentan, and Jarvis are padidatos for mato la the &motion. CITY MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS (THIS DAY).—This being St. Thomas's-day, according to ancient custom, and in compliance with a p (cent from the Right lion. the Lord Mayor, wartlmotes were held throughout the city for the purpose of electing Common Councilmen, and other ward officers, for the ensuing year. The elections are not of so tame a nature as was expected. Although tht re are camparatively few wards contested, still there are many changes of representatives in consequence of death and retirement. The principal subjects discussed at the different wardmotes, were those having reference to the proposed reform of the City of London, and another condemnatory of the street orderly system of cleansing, on the ground that the actual excess of expenditure over the old system was nearly 2.50 per cent. above the increase esti • mated by the promoters of the street-orderly system, and also that the last named method had not that superiority as would justdv the expense incurred. MILITARY GAMBLING AT PORTSMOUTH.— Gambling in private to some extent has recently taken place in a distingteshed Light Infantry Regiment quartered at Portsmouth. The partite to whom the money has peen chiefly lost are Bavarian noblemen. Blind llookey is a game played very much among travellers, hut is not much in vogue among members of the Travellers' Club.— United Seroiee Gazette. _ ELECTIONS FOIL COMMON COUNCILMEN.—The eke tioas fur common councilmen throughout the wards of the City of London, which take place to-day, appear to t :cite more than a usual degree of lateral. In .ever.,l of the wards contests arc expected to take place, the grounds of opposition being either divatisfaction with the old members, or from vacancies created by retirements, deaths, &c. In the latter case several candidates are in the held fur most of the vacancies. HATSAD AND Ills PROTECTRESS.—A eery hand- Kane bracelet, set with diamonds, has been forwarded by a society of Viennese to the Austrian Embassy in London. It was intended for Mrs. Benfield, the landlady in Bank side, who oared General Ilaynau from the mob, but she has disappeared. TUE AUSTRIANS IN ENULAND.—A notice has been posted up at Trieste, to the effect that the British go vernment has entered into a treaty of reciprocity with Austra fur the delivering up of deserters from Austrian vessels found on British territory. NARROW EtiCArE.—The Independence Relye gives the fallowing story :—"An accident of a mist extraordinary character has just happened on the Northern Railway, at Martineault, near Ilerrin, to a soldier of the Doug) , garri son, J. B. Dency, a bombarbier of the 14th Artillery. Dency was on furlough, and had gone to see his friends at Trith St. Leger. Ile stayed at Ansin to celebrate Saint Barbs with some miners, and left quite intoxicated. Ilia way lay across the railroad, but instead of going over it he turned up the liar, not knowing what he was about, and finished by lyirg down between the rail. and going rat :sleep. The train from Atkin came down the line at its usual hour, and the engine and tender, with all the car riages, passed over him, yet, strange to say, without awa kening him. It was nearly as this happe neil, but the engine -driver had caught a glimpse of Dency. and left word at the next station that a body was lying on the line. A number of railway servanteset out with lantern., and found the drunken man extended on the ground and still sleeping, although the engine heil :inflicted a eerily wound on his head and broken two of his lingers. Ile was instantly aroused, when he declared lie tememlo red nothing of what had pawed, and was greatly astonished on learning how narrowly he bad escaped a terrible danger. CsURY IN FRANCE.—The Tribunal of Correctional Police, on Saturday, tried a livery etable•kceper named Ilenreaux, sod a Maine. Baligand de Lafeuillee, for usury. A young viscount, it appeared, after squandering money most recklessly, had been ;needed for a debt of I,lootr. Ile sent to Ilenrest.z, with whom he had dealt for horses, to sok if he could advance the money. Ilenreaux declared that he was without a sou, but he obligingly procured the sum from Mine. Baligand. But for the advance the vi.. count had to give a bill fur 1,300 fr. payable in a week, and had besides to deposit his horse and carriage as security. On ano:her oecaaion the viscount paid 2,000 tr. for the loan of 1,700 fr for a week, depositing the carriage and horse as h fore ; and on anntlie!. occasion he gave 300 fr. for a few days loan of 400 fr. During the time Ms horse and carriage were in the hands or Mdme. Bali gand, he was snowed the ortv of them on paying at the rate of 300 fr. a week. At last the viscount saw that lie was being duped, and he kid a complaint against Baligand and Henreaux. It then turned out that the woman, who was very young, was only the iustrument of Henreaux. The tribunal condemned this man to four month.' imprisounmat and 100 fr. lino, and Mdme. Baligand do Lateuillee to a meth' luiptiessumat lad Mtn. lac ~I