The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-14 00:00:00

v /re -‘/1 -‘c- °**-4 ` - ' -4 ‘ ve-?-e gi - ;./ 1/‘ I Tte No. 1,996.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1853. [THREEPENCE. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Web When Aug. I, lari. gamerered by Special net of Partnering. 4 Mat. amp. S. Cnataran—CoL ROBERT AlLFlANDMAla n ti o tiratk Park, AUTANTAGES IN OW THIS MOW of increasing rues of pewter,,tarasially oilopoll to Ur • offiN4 d LOADS or Delea. imporedit rates, *berm Ulf Use presto soli la payable • astas thr ant seven years. ose aaared== at er at death if awarlas progleady. sdkadkag r tio mom at tit a. gi• = V olotaiol liartud 11111, iambi amm ose at patoottf MI6 otol ato pia uotll a ri= . on is ye Mow sdoettoo b.cl year of age. IaVAIIMA MI TUAL un MISOCIATIOM aime nrri m hee IhYmee loyal Lathes Mei. m er yew prehdpstel=shes Ihe of sena sasted pee. atm eisseitte se Ile We yinsheeoelewdSr way line mile allossee of sea OW Ohio pueleiw Isens imosellg hemslote ; the mei hell yet mial s beim Ilevidase sad the palm — At the semi pensed =eft ea the Iftb /WS we, • tedateke faixems. he suds Y ths ensue pees gessima es sh parti ng**. - A4m114124“1141614412maire•41411,4410416416 • silatbe oared kiwi .44414111441414444111.. 4114•14444244445wa511•4644.4 kr Ilidr polel4. . (1110,111• Ta ga r r V/IMITML) MOW tram tar *I fistrort from Table wit It Partislpstior la • at NM of Prestos. Profits, attar Snot Toot, ?synods. . ----r---. mu Wiser 1 . , Hal& Quo Maul 11, Premien MIME 1 A .... p,,,. Tied, lady ar Mg brio. -•-• * 1.14. Pro. slim Iwo =b/w •1446 ales. Team Lk. , ..-,---.--- 1 • 1. Aa. 41. Tom 11144. .1 4. 1. 84. 4./ a 6. M• 11 1 1$ 11 119 • • 171.14 5113 11 2 116 4 II 116 1 4 411 4 Is 111 6 41 6 6 3 /MI 4 Oil 11 • 16 1 613 4 9 161 1 4 6lf 6 _ _ _ E. R. FOSTER. Weida: Direst's, ANDRRW FRANCIS. Starstary. 1. FANOAriel, Saab, Larks. Nov. lig ISAL liEctirs TABLii CUTLERY bee keg been famed Mx No mimidlormilsks, Om semilm mdemeakl mitten 618.8mmeme— mmatmtai ~ rte OormiML— Mimmi low la eke of Si Am se 10a, imi i 4 lb.; mama Whin. per Mem, 11181 1 2 1 m. Mim, IsMiumniosimmt -t• am ei e iderdam odes pi.years me soldimt ammmdmi hos Im. Ms a erModi..wr.gY vamp ma loft lone camlbri ft wow a mark* 81mmer, old the lass primmusse =iron le be mmommid. CAUTION. —To Tradesmen, Merchants, oakum aft—wbeer It is may eons Is my Sot one oplodola pima IN wen lon suoM lool= 2 lo llloB ll lol KlN ININSOs tb• towbar' Mora • whir moo dlO raammnoir 11411114 rli—dds •• jos sa" Shoe lus the seigloal goo lob rsot molloWir of 2111 sok* sad as Dot travior iosill.r, or solorise pros is sommot thomhos as .1111111 aq ideiiilmatir roper •1 Nang Ih• NY lat. by Er le pi Sollor rpi=llo6ll NAM WM VI MIA ma I. B. BOND. WOW, ot tar INA Join 141114 LIWINDS. W 0.111661. REASONABLE FESTIVITIEB. e —The =abeam, firths Wye. sold asses et gaiety, rwelp Weer the Sr =••• ries miaow solo the pee et um ltiork, to Sore swim istiwo. t• the Redo ram so& ft rear hire seem Ire ROWLANDS' MAGASSAR OW, tee • Mal weeel a Worm MEI et hire ROWLAND, Or the lids esh, tity me lieueleg, lot . 0001010. at Peed rismasta. so iii a peeeL =l, he OWN" old hie ireseri aSeeTM wale eel aril the parr efteleW es uhtworips tar • dare. bow ell sporse eNert. The poorer + rem Ihe ore et allemerif reerba thee et Ml* ca , irew a tret..—Sit try A. ROWLAND eel 110114 IkaiNer ' Wilk Laos. sat by eheobbe art pogrom. e&—ita ligs — is omit naps awed CIA No one mairm. 1. teelhoeiratis • cow mast sl login auks, wormaisd to MegirAP W um It, of fts MIAs& sod Mgt Ids NSW TaArrm (w sipssols liss a ratttott st sin lamb at Sel. sot Is. per pubst. no CIL Its merits wors it amommiirsdi ads tbs flout Salltottica. Sodas ft M. MS IBARLOW'S NEW DAT- -1 - i- - ; VENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON T. AEOUILZI NO VENT -P l 4) T I lo,li 1 Promls ale. VA o i l er. er: s ibill 11117 I rY A : • 6•411. 1" 1=1 doll be dieriamentas " - A t 1 ~_... . 0 . 1 0 1 I ! ! I r 1•••=1111 3 k . wi th. = Tr t.w ri. r a.r a bi I 1 k I o zw i i r mrt rb z i= to 1111 I Oslo a i l= (liiik le les &Weep- =6l.2.4l=l:""`" is ma ar Main limn the Imp le tionell of se moo dr ma solur. JAI= 1811.0114 14. Zig ifillis. stmt. Ilksiabiarbasso. luilAblag Ii warm ma IMO Missesibasit. lib. ....._. I &MA sr ea ma— •--_ --s-- a as. s.A.. THE DAILY NEWS , prish Id. YeMOW Osbee. lialis ere=ri g be st the hese et the Lt. lent tn. el Simi MON eteeastleg hee seemee islet beeetteet am eat ell semi sob prelesel velersts. whether pilbeet. meet, eulabblesh le the Mae eel blue elle (leserel letowe.-le lbeeeebeay et lb .lav lig= lebbeel. hebsellel diszastie of Ile eel Is be betel eriteellberl essmeget le. seetelael i be alb belbreyo I Measery &ado.- ' m ope b ureeprosl. ' evelebe s sae alibi the erlideelas thin Imy ether yew . Imillhe ad, libligee:b balsa ler by every etedsblme.bee be eels dely ISIBIDI lagert, with lib el bibs WOW eiereme gig =le Obi% es Was the sely pew bulbs the ° nine Itir=ribbl shills aAbifia. bon its egoism slisilmitio ENOpomp le "Mb bweet Is thew W dam beers et br the year Me le as bulbs listeeper= -glib K vfll be ma bat ale wpm Ohs yeeepett by mere thee obey yeses) bed le lbe yarn beim lb ewe ebbe trempiebers NaleVailaraL tleeey.lseed. blesses Coen= ales _ -Peer ...... 1771.-..... ...... ilesesee Embus --.............. ... „.... LIMOS DABIT MIS selbeel misteeseee el Ili= jestfa S tbreitel gibe mask arrenel by •easiesbeeery: • The Ddly Sews be yams* el all the Lenin inembe Imre ben be Ist Week WO mem* sad abet bee-vegre. men serbiestly Set emsnellee Ilbersheet rdeo= th SZ am telelse et Miebal ; led eloselly, sal ibe e posh bib be lewd limbs of et siventseat Then %-allebell by my ilk y n.am es palled sae thee earreeporle with lb esemeekt beber" le le bared et Dostreaber or Newsman le the bleeden ;re se , lbebbee. le, eleet.baset. Lambe. VCULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, ortabiak Widaardrisal, sad OrtalaaL 1&w1 $ post, N. I. WHAT TO NAT, Dints, AND AVOID. U. LIC/011 TO TOMO MEN. M. HOW TOW MUTT. ga. NOW, AND THIBIC.AL INJOTIIIINT OF LIYI. ON IIPICIAL" DURUM vs. TUN INSTITVIII OF MAILItLiON Lilt. vn. DIMON* OF WINTIL 11111111 LIT DIMANOILNINILOONIM L In PATIOd ZAMA ga. nr":sail a. DPOLLIH. ULM, mod SCOTCH La= I sk i , Is obi az. =DRAM=; 01, Tag COLD SAT= Gni lionsel, 11. hignents4ew ; Damao. 141„ DoSilmslar IS Cowls, Idie au tooamer.: st al 11.1. Odom% lk Ross4ass. who isy le similSOW Dos le I, Vill L•..e. ItiAVAL. 4211MALTT, 7AII. 13.—A9POINTKRW2,--Mastor's MOMS W. Baker, to Crisper. Porminny JAIL 13.—The weather having very sissilosktinsinsiSsd, tits ship 'Latin orders to leave =1•417 lakes preparatory steps to do so. The *Molds =Nett, sailed for titheonmeme to be paid eir et sessi, het dbe Inewght up at St. Reiss's, when she VE remain foe the night The Encounter, 14, strew steam 210 •14 Captain o•ooeglink also got up swan this after own, sal sailed he Relletel, where she will eater men for Ye nary. The Vaginae, 84, Captain Lord E. Rummell, We not yet male a MVO towards sailing for Elmira to he docked, am has the 8i2100(11, ilee sow boopebi, C.aA Ws& for ueenstown, to halm* Ow Use Beg. for the lielllmummui. The leg of newhidliehelOeny was meth ea beard the Prism Regent, L i tt Lir. at Bpllberi Ism night, the salient ea have et Ames. The Rodney, 92, Oire. C. =ea is. bee powder and shell this after -110114 she MO Nen late Yaw to-morrow to be docked assent hlness, Ctenniande r Tatham , was taken ms 4 the Nem hob se-hey ; and the Odin, steam frigate. the dip Wk. peepentory to Wag docked. Nsw AmuLary Acmyrs.—Blz naval lignite wan have just been appointed t o form part of the addi tional not of Admiralty agents required at the Southamp ton mall pocket acacias, m consequence of the new Isaias, Chiaa sad Australia& mail contract. The following are same, and the data, of their colantheicins, via., Liettenuts —Copia, 1841 ; Fop, 1844 ; Young, 1844; 1843; Charlatan, 1843; Barrow, 1826. SECOND EDITION, PROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZBTTB. ST. JANliteB-PALACE, JAN. Il.—The Qmen bas been piesesd to appoint Jobs, Marquis of Onsoade, to be one ef the Lords in Waiting is Ordinary to her Majesty, la the room of George Shelia. Earl of Motto.. retigaed. ST.JA3Inea-PALACe., JAN. 13.—The Quest has been pleased: to appoint Charles teaser, Bart Seams, to be sae of the Lords ia Waiting in Ordinary to her Majesty. in the room of Mon Jobe Cl...pad, Bad Talbot, resigned also to spgieW Yaw. Lord Cansoys, to be one of the IL Lords la we. It Ordinary to ber Majesty, is the room of /slim Walter, Bari of Verulain, resigned ; es. else Se spout Lord Blphinstone, to be one of the 10 Leeds is Woking la Ordl arp to her Majesty, in the roam ~ etas MN* Miesdoll Viscount Galway, resigned ; ;II aim le appoint Omer, Lod Riven_ t _to Mose of the Lords A 4 k ali Wellies M Onisnary to her Majimy, in the roes of 28 lie, Visitant Rewards., realism ; also to appoint w. Lord Watermark to be see ef the - Lords Al .;itiglir Ordinary to bar I,, V=, la the room of : FreeMa, Lord Polwarth, i else terei so Loved de Tabley, to be me the Leeds hi as in le bar Majesty, I. the nom of Edward, Cleilles, resigned. n WMI22IIaLL,JAN.I3.-.-Tia. Queen has been pleased r e to direst Mims potent Is be pawed seder the Great Beal of the ValleiliMplim of Greet Britain aid Ireland, grant- le frai nate lease Aadrew, Bail of Dalhousie, LT., the dies at. or Olselable of b liejesty'a Castle of Doter; and also I! the MEN eft Wombs and Keeper of her Majesty's Chagos I ~"; Pert; sad be elk* of Admirals y within the said Cinque IL Ports sad thei. atuabers ; and li kewise all wreaks of the at. Si. whatsoever It. --7 1NETT1.11A1. -- L, JAN. 13.—The Queen bee been pleased to direct letters patent to be peered under the Great st. Seal, granting unto William Monsell, Esq., the once of et.l Clerk of the Ordnance of the United Kingdom of Great II Britain and Ireland. _ _ throwx-onrcs—Mnoras RETEnum To guys r ttr etti ram= PARLIAMEXT.—The Right Hoe. Archi bald William Pauglas, oimmealy called Viscount Drum- It Ceengtrelisreif km Majesty's Household.—County of 811 7116 Wm. hawks Wemyss Charts/is, one of 111 ,j tit MaOsmaiiselemurs flee emeeuting the °Moe of Tres. a surer d the andiegger of Great Britain, and Lord High s t , Milan, Mr Irelead.—Coeuty of Cavan: Sir John Young, le Bart" of IMMebgesegfamaritla, is the said County of Cavan, it Chief Seesetaryr tb• Led Lieutenant of Ireland. et. ST. JAMMU PALMA UN. 12.—The (wen has r e bale pleased, es the nemination of the Right Hon. Lord * Foley, to appoint IPiederie William Hamilton, Esq., late M Captain of tits 12th HAW Lamers, one of her Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlsmom at Arms, vim Monaca, 3 7 »tired. WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 14. lit Regiment of Foot.—Assistant-Burgeon Thomas Knox Rinds, from the stair, to be sasistant-surgeon. 6th Foot.—Lieutenant Junes Wiliam Dunlop Adair, from the 20th Foot, to be lieutenant, rim Bennett, who en- , changes. 1 20th Foot—Lieutenant George Bennett, from the sth Foot, ii to be lieutenant, vice Adair, who u et shangee. IS 21st Foot.—Lieutenant John Frances De Carteret, from the s 3rd West India Regiment, to be lieutenant Tice Usage, s who a 31st Fos ti tt a de7tonant Hosourabla Eyre Challoner Henry " ' to be oaptaio, by purchase, um redder, who re- 1 4 . ......1.... tir0s • Robert Plum Gould to be lieutenant, by Is. Honourable E. Mam m y; Eau's William st. FreZiHerbert Taylor Fairf s, from the 9th Foot, to It. be Ensign, Ties Citald ; Amis a tant-figeo John Rearm, IL hom tho Mb Feet, to be amistaat-eargeon. al 48th Foot.—Rosiga Jelm AMMON Paws to be lieutenant, I . withou ed t purchase, vise Or Ards.: Henry Dille°, But., IV deem. Se 74th Foot.—Assfstant Bargees William Lapsley, from the SO Ittalf, to be Assistent-lesgese, vice Beldame, appointed el• to ths Beata Full* Owls. se Ps 86th Foot.—Ae** Auhlest-Ilergeoe Alexander Fisher ss Bartley, to be u 92nd John ass to be lieu- is by - , vim Men who ream. * 3rd Rani Reglemet.—Liontmsemt William flame, e .: from the 11* Feet, to be liestoweat, vise De Carteret, al ; whe It. eZdi ii OF ORDNANCE, Jur. 13. U Oedimmee Maisel Depeirtmont.—llergsea to be i n iimlw sole ita ble ibiberbra, mina ee 1 111 ' 1 = 0, 7 =lett to be sergese, *se , at-Burgess Wright to be asoletant- IN SINSion, vice =DAL BANKRUPTS. 0101103 BENJAMIN COATI/TON, Gnat Yarmouth, Nor- sot auchant, Joss Loczyks, St. Joitiermaire, Clorkonwoll, iron IA UM BIM/MUM JANIS sad TIONAS GILDWOOD HAZDIZ. • - - •• babes. Devagiet.ssallidemer. SCOTCH HintrIISTRATIONS. TIONLAS HAMILTON. HIMINOtIib, wood Innehast. JOXX HINDI/SOX. Dedinahne, bookselisr. -------- - Newport, Yeasiot Joint Pwrats, BARK 01 INOLLNO.—ao.... lOW Nolo Merl Govemourt Odd Gold sad Bullic• 00wit Maas . 113.111.U6 tar Ur wok wait Jae. LM. so 4111.•16.10D 2.9•080 10 10.151.011 14.111E11e 4 111= at iIIOWIIIS lOC envision ONdtal ...4114.041/10 .176.1110 W faded. Ond WI. If 1411 i . lioWii ' iiiiiii;I: Assay, - fi1170.7.6 is.:=. : Bay. Boaks. et )(Ward OlimrBsesrldis G old . wAI Dtv. Metal 6,171.914 Gold aidlii;ii iiii 565.414 64 Other ..,... _!,, 14.310.6.1 tinse4y sod oust 'sum 1.410.104 at1e.301.10 MAW. 3 Jas. U. WA M. KILISIELIML. SUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of lei the Britt& peweesions is Asterisk essapated from the re- ' tares Joie ia the week sailmit the 11th Jan, 1863, is 463.444. Seim, the mine of the Mariam, 28e. 111 d. Sera. the reams et the SW laies. Ilk op. The eve ir:t2.2l.4.. el the three teresefaiisseelpdems et sugarjoiatly SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S.—Thimpay. With the ezception of Scarecrow, Case Mathis, Lady Bialys, Mountain Deer, and Umbeiel, who were in some fore*, the betting was is Ball araoants, and the prices noted were la Moat every inseam* altered at the aloes d TOM : _ _ _.'AN HANDICAP. 26 to 1 apt Mr. Milner's Orivashot 26 to 1 Mr. Wreford's Wedlock filly 30 to 1 Mr. Cowley's Lammed° 33 to 1 Mr. Vickers's Psaltery 33 to 1 Lord Jahn Scott's Fag Orrook 33 to 1 Mr. 0. Drawe's Dt6llloll 40 to 1 Mr. Lumley's Maria. soratokad. CE, COP. 40 to 1 spa Mr. Orovale's lorrowow 40 to 1 Mr. Orwrillols Ebroorrito 40 to 1 Mr. 8. Hosimireo Omistillao 40 to 1 Lord WiNoes frialiwolyo 60 to 1 Mr. Orlioldlastoo's MoriAn Door 60 to 1 Yr. Homo% Maw 60 to 1 Lord UMW* Amor 66 to 1 Mr. H. S. ' .AReea Wiekaoli G 6 to 1 Mr. Farroaso'harrftwl Winona 66 to 1 Mr. Wilkia as 100 to 1 Lord CUM.'''. LIVERPOOL STEMP'LII CHASE. 12 to 1 apt Mr. Mason's Mies Mowbray 16 to 1 Mr. Barnett's Sir Peter Lawns 2000 GUINEAS STAKES. 6to 1 apt Mr. Bowes's West Anstralisa 20 to 1 Han. 8. Hawke's Towtoo. DERBY. 16 to 1 apt Mr. Powney's CiIIIIIII 17 to 1 Lord Derby's Umbra,' (t) 20 to 1 Duke of Bedford's Sittingboorne 40 to 1 •—• Mr. Thellisioeh liaosplan 40 to 1 Lord Ezatoes Mort 49 to 1 Mr. Mew's Plimaid 2000 to 10 lard loolosbaroogh's Mayor Hall (t) CLUITON ABDUCTION CAss.—We have hoard from good authority (says the Drub! Mercury of Saturday last) that this ease, which made as soca noise in the neighbour hood some months back, Mill ea Wednesday, the 22d ult., before Mr. Jamie, Erie, his lewebbip having to try the eon tempt of court committed by Kr. Mossy is taking away his wife, while she was under • writ of MU*, corpus pro- cured from himself. The inswiNgatien lasted three hours, and the Jodie at the elleliellkil dismissed Mr. Money, not only without punishment es repreekbut with every expree sion of sympathy and condotrace.. He said that his jut's. meat proceeded upon the evidence as then brought before hiss, and he sand that Kr. Money, without say fault of his ow., had been onlosolod ft the greatest calamity that add 1•61• Nis; MA that, wader the most trying and repow dmivarhaso, be had behaved in • kind and SHARE LISTS. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. • The raitway market was heavy during the greater part of the morning. The prices realised for Mid land, Berwick, South Eastern, North Western, Lan cashire and Yorkshire, Great Western, and Caledo nian, besides other stocks, all show a redaction from yesterday's official closing values. There has since been a partial rally, but the tone of the market is not stropg. mans awn QOM 17NOIJIMANTZMIL Ist %Way up to 1 p.m. 74 110 41 1216 NI 3 3 2 ii so Tssisisi IN Abetters ArtartB4lll=l: _ an wommeiv-asimievast U Skin. las..loolm.lua. all Detheallinko6olo43l.C. 101 IDo. I. lb. SOL. 100 ssil Ruhr . 1041 Calsdriaa all all ChOwesser aid Eldpirod % sad 4i Dabi au lard li Zrelioa . .7 ell Dlas i funk awl Mar di MU Man l• Boars Omen all BUMP Vile% clue L.. .09 tta l trim i a rdl4‘ 'l. ai-11..--446 1 - aTi. mil I s I lillablpik =ir . m airl ad 100 4 = Glispw 411111140 1416 V iv lors HO Grim Do.= l ll, OWL asj 100 Ils.j durej. Meek -10• ouraboreil wpst.are.; IN aria Wolin_ H Wok as& Deism .. all laam/se NM Oerllele .. 1 Da Ildroo . 190 Laandtloo stad.fer'Qhir; s ii DO. iDiii..: - = Ili Do. lyrist waft u on Leak Nathan ... .. 110 limbs awl Illialimmll $ La&./1112.7,& Soellmad 100 &W.. & B. Ch., 100 & 111101‘1 1 1.10, If Ds. Fifths AB .. 1 De.SlO 06411.8.1 BAC 100 Load. & Eloatli4o.o". all badomiliny lk Calsralne all LeaokabrA Zialsklllie lel. arlbAgbac•AUoooll,o. 1 i t at -.. 1.1011.11a1er 1116 Ds. linw GM Dull . ND Cr Gt. west (Inisted).. h is lii iiiialli .-- .. — ' . .7.,, — .... 16 Dr. Nei: .., ... .. si Nordista Caosais Odra Is North Dbvt i l imi e. I. ... sII Do. I A I Do. ill dosolossit ITS N,I assisidars.. Fmk gitat 10 INANE* D. Wootorsloo , IN. WM. al WOINI. IN lOW Clime . NO Illsimmi. lis Ilbia, A IN Do. LAILWAera. INk 1 411 Dip sail (bass. aim W. lea.) ..., ell Do. Salmi .. ... SO Do. Onr= i 14 ... N =rpm ... .- . IN On& Booloos ... ....... -. MI Woks IS Ildslbililve;Da ." S DWI -dee .... 10 DlNsuisos*Doskallo . 11 11110 el Ness .. .11 s p. _ _ _ ill In WsWind _wiled rad sod IS West Osrarall Is'MASA= sal= Tarkliswaso• II De. Oa water I jig lee Yak NM LIASIIF4T. all :ulfteripagr•i; theislesetWa NI WeLAID•II9 _ MOW agog ; s . oniais — Oritlii• sun IN Ousikemuldn • (Impod Is LirloNs Karmen , N hoodoo rowel er al . ... —— - Fitness U=ll l ;(trii U Ds lbws y dim 121 2 e 201 aw l 0 utro rs esma.pis.m ossonal son mn — ligareWei r rem b i Z ima ilitat all I liallitri(ll SO _ s _ _S sol 26 Pvidottl/ 11 (ei 114 Wast 1 I Mop= ed ( w . SO lifoirillgk e Ti (Mod to U 0M DIM Mir _ _ IWO= Or▪ r r Grand Gt.l7 r Loser. 4 lrambo - rd ' . A Do. (M ayrdw) Do. (Oral) . 3 Do. I par at Arra. 7 troundararrisirk 44 or a II Nada * Nate ! • • Do. Do.(az I Norm of rle I Dolti.Speri a ir (ft b. Asairme jia.limi two. SO See 7 11 II II Ms 32 12 107 le as IS, S7k 23 I2i 176 IS 3 Ij Oa 13 111 ti S 7.1 79 7S i pis If 11 SI 111 79 SO 40 41 119 111 105 107 1 4 7 SS 80 SS 12 se Si As 17 17 101 81 1 I pa 4114 lIS if* . • pa 71 91 SI 441• 4 11 Ms 11 11 36 11 474 4811 791 Ms N • S - t Ns 3:. u. U 911 SG NI SS li If iII I die 11l 144 111 14 4 4 isi I 14- Si 14 17 . IS 11 ii 75. 7!t'' f 7 ab gi i MlO a mi 801 U 109 ul I 4 NI 144 150 $3 $4 11S 114 411 IT IT 3$ 14i 94144 Ii 196 23 14 24 II I{ ►076 106 64 N 154 ►n i+i• Pe Pe 74 1 lj Idb 10 pm 1i Si MI it. XOO I= re s(li ay l learnt lad El rIATZURCH SHARES. IR. 10EAlisdals A all OM No. S. 7pr Ott 100 Waal k Rater tpw Oi. IC9 111 St. la tblidsslia £lO 106 IV/ to is s „. IS N Si Oink sal Darla 1 dip Ipa all Damask Tara. adil;;; . : Este hoed= , 6 If 11 1168tAss1500/.10 , 189.0 3 39 8 Da IL (IL) Ipr R 71 p DDadn. (U. 17a.) I per . R pa 9 224.02D5tuh,. p 641•1 1 1 pm 9 If . 196.1 1 l pa 1$ IS 11/ 6 1: 0 6:4 Oast alma I 1 10 II EaMEßEalp ..... ripal 18 1 5 5 sal 11 It. Oast lialisra masa 115 Itt W. 100 Da. 6 ps sat OW* Ta. dosml6o ale pa 111 114 0 1 3 1 W 0 • so s 92102.1122 sre 1 l o t Pm atWadoes._ 44 pa. 1091 11 15 6 Latia•dra Walla 429 pa pa t. 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Ha la I" Di arklElVlLAS3isiii " 6 19 T pa TOM RAILWAYS. 10 katverp mod irlani 1/A160918a I 1 I 1 Ms SRO= a 20 Charlsoal Erpaillat HY a DOER Ilsandas -. 1 1 /0 6 Dela N 20 Ea IN 41 1 pa 20 I 02. idnies, 1 1 0 Oral Was Padmala... 10, 204 Marl Rai Mila(b ins. n of Fram 1 e pr I pa Ot.Wistaf I pa 8 . 1 taraßEMsp,B fi‘ i• ID It di 'Li 4 141 lli II Sii s 1 i 14 410 • 10 ell iiiingesimailnak treks. "hris all Lper . 116146, re Paris w Odom .. SO Piebald lbws ... II Farb end Draseeerr 4 Pada.Osep.sariCherbi ars 4 HA llab re Imp eel anesd Havre ... re awl lgeo. ... Cr y per Oat. Pridsr 4 et haws MI 11mkre . 4 DIN e Ont. Prerar. II Wooi sper ng el hear.- - II Wll4llllO Owlummiaad 14 Ilif pi 311 40 SS $$ 10 , I 1 II 4 pa II A PI 10 3 Si s e • tem te al rpm td. per : t 313 Phi JOINT STOCK BANKS. Claming anas X.. lam. Paid prams Ban ican yaneaday. tansy. 21,500 40 Asonenala ^OOO SI Chart. Bank at Lana. kaa&sna, Qtrll 16 Dr 81 23,000 SO ElM muna llesplib. and Ohniared 4 16 16 pea 31 23,900 20 Voila Onetsrad bung aiAnotralla MAO Ural Mod. Bulbs WOW Import. 1 8,000 SS OaaY anseralla WAN 23 liana at Austad. „ all 71 74 734 1". - 84 • 11 -' lauatrallan Ai Australian Vas Didessies 145 40 114 is if MINES. THURSDAY ETRNINO. The market continua very active for English mining stocks, and prices are firm, with an upward tendency. 1,200 shares in Wheal Norris have been sold to-day at 11., as also 300 North Damsel, at 375. 6d. Alfred Consols, South and East Tamar, and Tamar Consols, have been dealt in at improved prices. The prices realised to-day are as follows : Tamar Consols, 81; East Frongoch, 51; Condurrow, 115; Wheal Golden, 41; Wheal Brewer, 274 ; ()ramble and St. Anbyn, 271 ; North Damsel, 36e., 375. 6d. ; Alfred Consols, 134, 4 ; Cwm Doyen, 12s. Bd. ; Trehane, 27; Cubed, 355., 37e. 6d., 2 ; East Tamar, 375. 6d., 2 ; Bedford United, 91, South Tamar, 64, 6 ; Great Wheal Baddern, 2, ; Hingaton Downs, 6 ; East Goiania Lake, 21, ; East Polgooth, 2 ; East Crowndale 41 ; Allen, 44, 6 ; Rix Hill, 31, ; West Wheal Alfred, 4, ; Caradon Consols, 11 ; Wheal Crebor, 10, 11; North Buller, 12, 13. The gold mining shares experienced a further heavy fall to-day, great discouragement being pro duced by the downward movement of the other secu rity markets. Sellers, both real and speculative. offered very freely, and especially after the termina tion of the regular o ffi cial hours, when a marked re duction in price was in many cases observable. The premiums on these securities appear to be passing off as rapidly as they were establiand The movement has ah•aidy been explained, buyers having been mainly speculative. The market closed at nearly the lowest pouit. The non-official quotations are : Peel River Land and Mineral, 94 to 104 pram.; Nugget Vein Com pany, 3/ to 4 prem. ; Australiai Mutual, I to I prem.; Australian Consols, to prem. ; L'Aigte dOr, par to 1 prem. • Garnett and Moseley, par to 1 prem.; Burn's Creek Gold, par to prem.; Anglo Austra lian, / to} prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, par to tra• Lewes Hill Range, 1-18 die. to 1-16m esa m.; ins Gold, 1,1; Worthing, 3 to 4; Range, de. to 155.; Portland Iron, to 1 prem.; Minn Head, 1 to 1 prem.; South Cork Copper, par to prem.; Keumare, to 1 prem.; lamitica Copper, Ito 4 prem.; Connemara, to t prem.; Glenatilin, par to prem. ; Carberry West,/ to prem. THIS DAY —Two o'CLoar. A good deal of heaviness prevailed in the gold mining shares at the commencement of boguss this morning, Colonial gold receding to 21 prem.; Port Philip, to It prem.; West Mariposa, to i prem.; and British Australian, to prem.; but buyers have come forward, and prices are now considerably better. Australian Agricultural mark 260 to 266 ; South Australian Laud, 62 to 64; North British Austra lasian, j to I prem. Clkail 11402• N Wass dose Ma, Mora MM. Peld puterdsy. to-diy. -- -- - IOUIS I Wes haw - -...- ell 1 11 p 3 1011,600 - la. tilde cedler;ies au i 4. 1 4 i. 10 twassleslea.... SUN 30 teslzeible 4 S, 7 7 WICI iseelrellsa OsedWee 1 UslrolBll Itreelseld SOAK 1 lye lids all par se 1 1140,1100 I SaillirAustrallea .oel2 ill I pee 11 1 44 arteliket -... .. lid 8 to MANI *ON U ireelLhap.(lw.aiil.pa 144 4 A 8,800 30 DeseweessaiCalsbs all 1 16 11,000 SO Db.,. Join Del Re; LI Uell . 14 7 11 18 $4 110,000 1 Calm% Creek 6 pa , i MA II 1004 40 Oskre Oepper .- .sl Ili 44 410 Uccle/ l 4 pm 41 81 -, , eaP106.7 410,1106 in. Owe !Owes et Eft all - 6, $3 De. PreL 76 pet OWL all 61 fl pm 10,1104 I beidesiselleaoopper all 11 14 0 1118,1181 1 Grid llmprlsia all 4 1/ 144 KAU asides ilemlida. ill 1 dlr 1 17,600 Grad Daiwa Nadu all per Ur 11.000 CirealPiNgeik..- all 14 11 p lOO 00C lAke Nat asst el ll die per 1 so« tam, an 414 pm 11 10,1100 Larlseldlatera. Geld Quirts Croaking Os ad 1 1 411, 100,100 lissiopite 10.400 I 14418888611LAiesisss I 4 41 3011,00( New Unmade .....,_. sll ) pa 14 100,110 Neeni Kande 180,0110 Piet nil... ...... --. 1 1 1 #4l %Gil WON Q 414412 Pink - 10,1181 SO ailfW 1na....„ 1 1 1 pm pipme Net ... 7" ii & de . cal:. - ty 6 7 80,001 1 Walk deetrelleB....-. all a Oa a MOO II rle Croft 411.174 MIA MONA ist Nub= 711.000 1 Wa ,..-...-... ell 1 pa 100,000 1 Wen erassAi .....- an par Immo 1 Mot Mariposa. all 1 po li 4 100000 1 Ws ............ - all i pa A FIGHT FOR A BOVOITET.—A sing ular 0411. has just been submitted to the tribunal of the ego de Pea at Toulouse. Louis Napoleon, in the course of his visit to that city in the month of October last, appeared to be much struck with the enthusiasm with which a party of ladies in a batter's shop in the Rue St. Etienne, cried, Vies Mm paretic !" 4. Vire Louis Napoleon !" aad he threw to them a bouquet of artificial flowers which he carried in his head. The bouquet was picked up by the hatter, and prevented by him dther to one of the ladies, a Madame B—, or to his little child, whom his wife was carrying in her arms. Which of the two it was °said not in the confusion be accurately ascertained ; but Madame 8— took the bouquet home with her. The hatter subsequently obtained it from her, and intimated that he should not return it. Madame 8— insisted that it was her property, as he had presented it to her, and that she had only lent it to him to show to a sick penal ; the hat ter, on the contrary, maintained that it was his, and that he had only let her take it boom to show her husband. The dispute grew " fast and furious," and, as there was no likehhood of its being brought to a friendly coaelusioa, Madame 8— cited the hatter before the Jags de Pain to have him condemned te give up the bouquet. The Jugs, after nuking a searching investigation into the facts of the case, was unable to come to any other conclusion than that Madame 8— and Madame B—, the hatter's wife, had displayed equal enthusiasm for the Emperor, and that there was nothing to skew that his Idejesty bad destined the bouquet for either of thins in particular ; he there fore, like another Solomon, decided that it should be equally divided, and that in the event of the batter refusing to give up half of it, he should pay 100 franoe.— Cialignani. AII&DEEN Ramwsi.—Traffic for week ending Jan. 1, 1853 :—Paesen,gers, sic., 8401. ; Goods, Re., 8071.; total, 1,601. ; corresponding week last year, 1,6601. Miles open, 71. THE HOLIIFIRTH CALAMITY. A meeting was held at the Crown Hotel last Monday evening, to discuss the propriety of erecting an imperishable monument or co lama in Holmfirth, to commemorate the awful disaster con sequent upon the bursting of Bilberry Reservoir. The chair was occupied by Wm. Leigh Brook, Esq. A series of resolutions for carrying out the object contemplated were adopted, and 601. was subscribed in the room.—Leeds bt toilvaiwer. Sedalia dose to-+s. ii a 111 SO I IS mi" MONEY MARKET. THURSDAY EVIIIHNO. The English stock market opened at a slight im provement this morning, consequent upon the iin premien in some quarters that no further advance would be made in the rate of discount at the board meeting of the Bank of England Directors to-day, although it will depend upon circumstances as to whether the measure will be adopted at a subsequent steeling; the improvement referred to, however, was but temporary. Quickly after it had become 'moue that the board had broken up , without the announcement of any change, sellers of most descriptions of securities came forward freely, sod the consequence was a sharp decline in the several departments of the home. One male of nearly 50,0001. Three-aad-a-Quarter per Cent. stock, attributed to a bank, waisted the fall ; and the dull ness of the market was further aggravated by the renewed circulation of reports that French paper to a considerable amount, as previously alluded to, had been offered to the Bank, and refused. It is noticed that the high rate of discount ruling in many con doned markets must necessarily have an effect hum The news from the Paris Bourse is very alpilleaat, mid mast infinenee prices hem. Cessols, after improving to 100 to 4, fell, subse quent to the termination of the official hours, to 99% to %, for money and the 18th. At 4 o'clock, however, the feeling was a shade better again, with the quotation ruling . at 991 to for this time, and more for delivery in February. Business was more extended, but, as already inti mated, chiefly in the direction of sales. The =feeling at the close of the mark e ts was un ud rable. The prices of business, as officially stated, are as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 100, 99%, 1001, 991, 100; ditto, for account, 99/, #,1004, 991. Three per Cents. Re duced, 10044 Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041, 4,1, 1, 104. India Stock, 273, 274. South Sea Stock, 1101. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 675. to 70s. prem. India Bonds are drooping, being transacted to-day at 77e. to 795. prem. Foreign Stocks participated in the general heavi ness particularly Spanish, but there is little doing in this market beyond the settlement of the account. Granada Deferred Bonds receded to 12. Mexican are well supported. The Certifs. issued by the Spanish Committee have further improved to 5 per cent. Sales are thus marked :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 103. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 661 • ditto Fourper Cent. Certifi cates, 984, 1, %. Granada Deferred, 124, 12. Mexi can Three per Cents., 23%, 1. Peruvian Six per Cents., 1031 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 641. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 401,40, 40. Sardinian five per Cents., 95, 2.41, %. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481, ex div.; the Commit tee's Certifs., 41 5 per cent. A half-yearly dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum is advertised as payable on the shares of the Union Bank of London after the 19th inst. The proprietors of the Commercial Bank of London are also entitled to receive a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum after the 30th inst. The directors of the London Joint Stock Bank have issued a notice to depositors, stating that the rate of interest allowed upon their balances will be 11 per cent., dating from the 15th inst. A similar notice has been issued by the London and Westmin ster Bank, but in this instance the 11 per cent. will be allowed from the Ist instant. The Union Bank of London has issued no notice of any change, the rate of interest allowed by this institution being usually 1 per cent. below the Bank of England rate of die eount. Discount ruled to-day in Lombard-street at 14 to 21 per cent. A dinner was given to-day at the London Tavern by Mr. John Molletf, to about 20 gentlemen repre senting eminent City firms, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the house of Messrs. Stieglits and Co., of St. Petersburgh. This distinguished firm was established on the let January (old style), 1803. There is no change of importance in the market for American stocks this week. business being rather less active. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. for transmission to America : ItsnlansaNs. Dividends. Priam United States spr IX Ns. 11165 Jan..luid July 97 N Ditto 6 yet Cent Mo 1169 Jan. and July 104 101 Do. 6 per Ct. do. ds Jen. sad July 110 11. Do. 6 pie Ct. law. Jrs. Ind July 1034 1014 Do. ditto 1561 ha. mid July 161 104 Niv• Tark 688086 par Cis. 185161661 1:119419111, 97 93 1..11. 9=. Feb. and Ans. 53 114“ dv Dni• par Nat Cade 6 per 0N45 . spteCt.. - 8451 , Sid Nods Da 09115iNiar Eds 1673 May lad Nov. 974 954 Jon. adJay 73 76 DEN Mena Jut. ani July 47 — I Jan. dna July 96 100 =Spit 011. Ss 1057.1873 Jan. add July 95 91 11 yew Oat. Scab 1114 Jaa.ftel July 911 99 lissinsky 6 per Oat-- 1168 Jut. ad July 97 95 Tinissuo 6 per Orst. 1899 Us. odd July U 96 Qui 6 per Ct. tit Bonds 1874 IN. sad AN. 116 111 DUN ditto . 1176 Jon. ad July 115 116 Bons Oty 44 pa 1:411;t: StaNni BON& Nestrad City 6we Ontts 1957-1865 I IN 17 = Oct. Now York Citys yid Wit 1563-1670 96 97 Itsraylvanla Rd. 6 psi Oats Mr sad a Reading ius Ct. Mort- Windt ad Ida IdWni UM Jam inCluly U 67 stiller re ire WWII* Kay sad Nov. 107 j UN DIM Semi pse ant, lag marlsop prOmita, UM Mar. aad Sept. $ M DCar vardliki Ohba pea ria April aad Oct. 91 ti Mkt ir I ravo C k Feb. and Log. U Be l atorn i ncamaka - - • • - — ps ce: ht Mr*age 1865 Feb. sad Aug. 82 dly The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Wednes day are thus reported by Mr. Reuter'' telegraphic express :—Dutch Four per Cents., oa • ditto, Two and-a-Half per Cents., 66; Spanish D eferred Three per Cents., 23 13-18 ; Mexican New, 241; Portu guese New, 38t; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 84j. At Vienna, on Tuesday, the Five per Cent. Metallic. were quoted 96 1-18; and the Exchange on London, 10.33. The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : 1853. 1852. 1851. Lorin sad NorthWesters £42,662 ..£38,389 ..£38,065 Leasseldr• sad Yorkshire 17,627 .. 15,604 .. 13,397 Londleaand South Western 9,501 .. 8,692 .. 8,226 Lose* and Brighton 8,791 .. 7,775 .. 7,682 Greed Western i Miam 22,084 20,053 .. 19,740 SnO EtstAwn Ireekiad North Midland 7,352 6,694 .. 6,001 Yak Newcastle, & Berwick 13,249 .. 12,937 .. 11,060 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,630 1,585 1,41& Greet Northern 12,719 .. 9,403 .. 7,056 Classier and Holyhead Shrephire Union 526 .. 480 .. 368 Faster and Crediton &Wei and Exeter Manchester & South Junction 655 .. 434 370 East Lancashire 6,159 .. 4,157 .. 3,673 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 14,849 .. 13,410 .. 12,371 But Anglian '7oB .. 638 .. '684 Leeds Northern 1,022 .. 886 .. 730 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire .-_- .-.. - - - North Staffordshire 6,346 .. 4,509 .. 4,407 Stockton and Hartlep00l South Yorkshire Bolton. Blackburn, and Chthonic 787 .. 683 .. 638 Newcastle and Ca lle .... 2,108 .. 2,090 2,002 The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines), are as follows : Grou amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1863 £213,451 .... 4,670 .... £45 14 1 1852 198,030 4,473 i .... 44 6 4 1851 175,846 .... 4,450 k .... 39 10 3 Compared with the corresponding period of the two preceding years, the traffic of the country continues in a most satisfactory position. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1853. 1862. Glasgow and South Western £4,577 .... £8,436 • Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central Aberdeen North British Scottish Midland Junction 693 .... 639 Total The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena Cork and Bandon . Belfast and County Down Londonderry and Enniskillen Ulster Dundalk and Enniskillen Cork, Blackrock, and Passage Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Belfast Junction Waterford and Limerick 1853. .£589 192 165 :::: 355 916 168 . 152 936 7to Total £4,614 E 3,800 DUBLIN, JAN. 12.—Three per Cent. Consols, 104. 1; ditto, for account, 9th Feb., 1001, 1. Three-and a-Quarter per Cent. Stock, 1034, ; ditto, for ac count. 9th Feb., 1031, 1. Bank Stock, 2231. Hiber nian Bank, 251. paid, 31. National Bank of Ireland, 221. 108. paid, 211 ex div. Royal Bank of Ireland, 101. paid, 161. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. There has again been some flatness in the English funds this morning, but a rally has since taken place, and at the present hour the several departments of the house are marked by a firmer feeling. Consols have been sold at 99a for cash, then rallied to par, and are now quoted 991 to for money and Tuesday, and more for the February account. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, to 1041 ; Ex chequer Bills, 'Ns. to 665. prem.; India Bonds, 755. prem. Foreign stocks are flat, and, where sales have been pressed, a reduction in price has in most cases been established. Business is languid. Spanish Old Threes mark 48i ex div.; the Committee's Certifi cates, 6 per cent.; Turkish Scrip, par to prem.; Mexican, 231- to -1; Portuguese Fours, 391; Peru vian Deferred, 63 ; Grenada Deferred, 11 a to 121; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 to 99. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For ACOOllllt. 1 , PAM, Jaw, 18. For Money. lOpealag Illilsestl Lowest. Peeing. I — 3 per Ceuta. 44 par Orate, 1813._ ... ... ... is per Cont.., 1832 lO4 70 103 10,7 103 13 1 104 ' 30 104 1111 4 per Cents $ gm Ceuta. New Len.. ... • ... Itsehange an Lora . = : etidabt, 22 2r, 90 days, 24 90. igrisa,!rwO.iNo 994 gooey Naples Rents Ds. , D. 24 ... is 110. 1830 Pie Imont S p.Ctr . lOO 23 Treasury Bonds ... 2 ... De. 8, 16611 — Baak Shares Emus, JAS. 13.—St. Germain, 1,360; Versailles (right lame), —; Moo We mak), —; Paris sad Orleans, 9 0 30; Paris gad isms. 92/ NJ Sews sad Hans, 500; Marsoillso and Ad / . nefOrmilelk -in SS; Ilisebourg and Bale, 3t7 50; N IN Pads aail mresimerd, TOO • Part. sad Lyons, 863; Lyo= 703 g Mosteresit and Troyes, 300 • Ouest, 610; Dime NW D. Mohr to Org. 493: Paris and &arbour', 620; INNa rad Deramen, NO • 111 Ni, MO ; Dit. and raceme, 326; *etre of Italy, —; Paris old Scam. 140 ; Bateau and Pepe, —; Oentral Subs*, 31$. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. We continue to receive moderate supplies of all articles of our trade, the boisterous state of the weather having again scattered the vessels on wage. Millers hold off pur chasing as much as possible, and have hitherto successfully resisted any advance in the business transacted today. Monday's quotations were supported for both Wheat and Flour. Barley wag in short supply, and realised quite as mutt money as in the early part of the week. The Oat dealers, who have been without fresh arrivals for weeks, still manage to meet their requirements from their own stock, and any advance is alone submitted to a few needy buers. Beans and Peas supported late rates, with a limited de mand. ATAIVALB INTO LONDON FROM lOth JAN. to 14th ZAN. Qrs. Beetlob. Paola. DM. Forcer., 1010 Slap Barley 1220 . 930 Ayer, 2100 barrels, aad 1310 subs. MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. Suoar..—The market has been dull during the week, and to effect sales a reduction of 6d. has been in some instances submitted to, yet holders have shown great flrmneu and bought in largely out of the public sales that were brought forward. The refined market has declined 6d.; grocery lumps, 455. to 475. 6d. Correa.—This article has also been dull, and the bulk of the quantity offered In public sale of plantation Ceylon was bought In ; native sold at 47a., which was a shade lowet. A large sale of Costa Rica want off well at full prices. TRA.—The trade has bought steadily of the new arrive/1, chiefly medium Conon and greens, at fair prices. Rica is quoted firm, at last week's prices. • BALTP2TRI has sold steadily, at full prices. Corrox has been dull of sa te, and prices with difficulty supported. firroaa are quoted steady, at previous rates. Favir.—Curranta continue very dull ; holders are firm, and will not sell ludas at full prices. Raisins in limited demand. In other articles no material alteration. MARKET.-THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is rather larger than of late, the demand has also increased, and, consequently, we are enabled fully to maintain Monday's quotations. There is quite an average supply of Sheep, and trade is scarcely as active as on Monday ; there is, however, no material altera tion in prices. Trade is slower for Calves, and prices hays given way a little. Foreign supply is 92 Beasts, 620 Sheep, and 177 Calves; from Norfolk and Suffolk, 400 Beasts; 60 from Northern and Midland Counties ; milch Cows, 95. Per stow of Mt& a. 0. s. d. Par gone of Oitu. 4. Boa Node, Honked 4 4 3 Beg Du. I Ilf..bdo. fib 0 0 0 0 Dot Shon.horos 1 4 0 Bod Long-wools ...... 4 6 4 11 Booond gavial Bawls 3 36 , Do. do. dborn ......'0 u • Calm ........ ll 410 liwoo sod wood quality 11 6 4 Pin 3 411 Do. do. &oat. 0 &St Das. Halt bads 4 1 I 0 Lambs marker. 613; duooP. 3.130 ; (Wu.. ; eta su. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS D.Y. The market is steady to-day, without alteration In prices. There is perhaps a little more disposition to buy for future delivery. Town Tallow is quoted 461. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465. Od. ; January to March, 461.9 d.; October to December, (new), 465. 94. so 465. 6d. HIDES.—THIS DAY. LIADBNILALL.—Prices are as follows: 661bs. to 641 b., 2d. ; 641 b. to 721 b., 2d. to 20.; 721 b. to 801 b., 2ld. to 20. 801 b. to 8,31 b., nd. to ; 8816. to 961 b., 214. to 3d.; 9611:. to 10416., 3d. to 30. ; Hone Hides, 61. Calf Skins, light, le. to b. ; full, 61. BIUMONDIIIT.—Sheep Skin.: Polled, 7s. 3d. to 9s. 6d ; Henn and Hall-breda, 6s. 3d. to 71. 6 d. ; Downs, 41. 6d. to 6a. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a good trade doing is both old and new Hope at advanced prices; the late wet weather is considered to have done serious injury to the Hop plants in many places, and nausea parties to speculate Imply in old Hops, believing that the next crop will be a small one, as always has been the case in previous yearn after such wet moons. [BY ELECTRIC TILEGIMPH.] LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, 10.30 ♦m. Wind N.W., fresh breeze, and fine. Arrived.—Emma, from Alexandria ; Tramp, from Bordeaux ; Charles Sonchay, from Charente ; Kezia Page, from Marseilles; and Laura, from Bahia. The Laura fell in with the Pasooe, from St. John's, for Glasgow, in let. 26, long. 20; totally dismasted, and took off the crew. MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Friday last, Aune, aged about 20, youngest daughter of Mrs. Anderson, of the Forest, parish of Kirkinner, Dumfries shire, engaged a horse and cart to convey a piece of furni ture as a present to her sister, Mrs. Wallace, of Moormains, parish of Moebrum, whence she left in the earl on her re turn homeward about 8 p.m. As the night was very dark, the horse and cart were led by the old man to whom they belonged. In proceeding along the toad to Wirkinner, the cart was suddenly upset, in consequence of one of the wheels going off the road, into a deep ditch at the side. Nearly three-quarters off an hour claimed before assistance was procured, when Min Anderson was found beneath the cart, and in the ditch, where there was about two feet of water. The body, which was considerably bruised, was immediately removed to the nearest house, and every avail able means resorted to, in endeavouring to restore anima tion, but in vain.-900kiniin. 1664 67i 7 17! I sl i U 2 , Si le/ 1 : 2 1 SI &Si i 101 zd lit li r 11 Clams /ITS. *I Ne Is :a