The Express. — London, England, 1853-12-27 00:00:00

4 7/ .7 4 (Exprts. No. 2,293.] CESDAY EVENING. FINE ARTS. THE FOREIGN CORN TRAM DEPARTMENT OF ART. (hos tbe Mark-iem Erprer.) BK ITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 1, Priacowtreet, Bask Looks. WAOohed Ave. I, 111/o.' IL woutTed by Spoefal &it Perliegesslp 4 Tkt, ap. rruele• faired fre of eet stamp 4ority. t TNIIICTOOS. /It FRI AMA/IDS% 111144kbestli Put. amnia& rodintt bq., 149, robblimediAnst. Itrsingice, Neekipt MIL% Bansoarlity. I sock. nil, Esq., Shadir.ll amid Twithaelian. ot.en. wo ~...entry. Lin., Mks INT4esisrt. Lealordalzeit. J ,bn lyreirvtt. e.p., se. cio r spdpi. Ve•Alt 04. k Priasswerist, Ilsak. I. s. tnntirr, , wt. L soak, Caq., Dedies.4Blm444. Mali= 411111,1111. LONDON, TUESDAY ETENING, DECEMBER 27, 1853. [THI(EEPENCE Lei MOOD a't 1U SLIM N. 1N 1011909.01 ii Wa (Missi I liNUNlN.slora) 101 103 St. 101112Tioale lasedia 19011219•130 31 bf IS. 1111 irlflleilaprr NusidlooL Ilertiari) 143 145 N 3i 000• Nab forint (19•1111•111ramtWirivi N 311 1110 oh=oil Desk Is lolly. 11. N. 19 Dir.) N 14 Efilliallm(LlorkiMilla 109 111 earls Waal 534 114 UV De. b sham (ditto) . 17 441 IS 111 MUNN asi Grosaitab (owl tols Nereus 114 144 90 90 Mae Preamble (ileil) ftb 204 N I IN lambi" Guir.bpsfOrt, (larelft WNW 93 93 I!..! fIIN Itpa. Mad MONEY MARAE7I MONDAY EVINIXO. Yesterday there was a private view et the ele mentary works of the students of all the provincial and metropolitan schools of art submitted in competi tion for Tues. The total number of students in these schools is at present about 7,000. The course of in struction is in twenty-four " stages," and the works now on view at Gore-house relate to the first twelve, or elementary stages, namely, practical (geometry, perspective, ornament outlined from copies, orna ment outlined from solid models, ornament shaded The latest advices from the north of Europe in form us that the frost had rather increased in iateasity, mad the chances are that the navigation of the Battle will not again be free until neat spring. It affords us gratification to 4:;hsCri;tiaiTi;:aity has been very generally observed as a close holiday throughout the city. All the markets and other public buildings for the despatch of business have been closed. Danzig letters, of the 20th lust., st►te that it was eon teroplated to cut a channel so as to view some of the laden vessels, and allow them to pat to ma. The news of the rise here had given • fresh impetus to prices, and the advance in the course of about a week had been Bs. per qr. Stocks in warehouse weft small ; and though the deliveries from the growers bad rather increased, the supplies bad not been by say mew large. The arrival is announced of the Anna Mary, from Sydney, with 3,489 ounces of gold, valued at about 14,0001. ; and of the May-flower from Adelaide. The dates brought by these two vessels are old. The Lord Duncan has also come in from Now Zealand, whence she sailed on the 16th September. The Ennuis, which has just arrived at Southamp ton from Alexandria, is also stated to have from 20,0001. to 30,0001. worth of Australian gold on board. 11, Maiden Kar7.11,.. OTlLiqesee. Lierla'srias. swim IMaliti lad St/Mal& Ml:lasicsdnat, ausas. Okra Tbswdah. Ibeimat, /owlsm sad Imrm4. N. Tv marked wilamear fa knew d I shmese ellen& by tbs p ire mnat is tin rammtios haw istsummims d a. pissalso= emit al a *arriving tattly, dissnime teamut ammo at all earns; not sal, am assammt eir es aMerl sob% Mt Wean al tbs Mak tstlmiattom bi Vila It poen ibe who el rsureme pievally Is MY by Ow pesnime if So rtry. tairtaims Ma pramimm. aspesially mto etal crolllos k se. r an fo is lAris et Mts. - nab .._J— s ably retsina Swims SW wpm mom Amostussis duds. tbrillme daring metratty ter MAY& awl=l4 o l4ll4WAlla. 1 War =le Shod& k Dart. IllesibmiplidLi ---- 2i S itliartiess sad awn 511 ni 10 II 5 Si 11 Des Is 111 4' 161 to p.n. (ilesed to 1110.0oGilee Do. 6 per cent. (do.) PrelimlliWyro(Lee. Los aftWeot.alleme.leTor) DitlO 4 shares (ditto) ) norm sod filteida(ltoe The half-yearly dividend falling due in January with Messrs. Reid, Irving and Co., on the State of Alabama Five per Cent. Sterling Bonds, is adver tised as payable in due course by the Union Bank of London. 60 113 ts W!t•& D*. Oblelf•th OW* I - _ 144 141 143 141 2 li dil ININTANNIA MUTUAL LISS ASSOCIATION. husbe = as . 4 e lsy Wog% Una Lases Mos. M.l=Oar *wry dim Arsohe elbrimin or sp.l mossiosms •• • ••• sir pesallarky aduoi•••••• Sr pi* WON. AS SA romit metal wisideg. • robisdis et MI pat mt. vas sub Sloserrom — S minim as WI wardsipitios Putiasis. Tope. 5.4. re I I i I Pamirs - Ma of lift Musa akar Tarty PM. Milli S.. 46 $l. i 1 4 . 1 1 . 111 4 i T . li r I a i e 9 _ I. 1 8 .is a. a. 741420 n $ • If 4 I 7 I 1 4 $ II II 4 I II I I 4 4 II II 4 ITER„ 11•441m1Direasr. ' MAIM& 114774.744. GUINEAS.—Mr. WM. H. HALM the thilvamit. S 21, Onsowlebaquies. Lambs. Won= tAm hie PIT, OU MIA APPARATUS'S an ew nimip. M poor. maw. kr M. Piadist am leas] Oahmolim. rys CASTELLATED TOOTH BRUSHES, Lftliftwor, Lola him 61. owl ft. nay ft ft. .CUl k ft Uri arftftri brinier of Ole male. AR waft. re rift agrarbraa rod dab beim ft p la t waft". .bseraft mei br bomb kig soft piss awl 'Mad., NOW. lad Or rifts sad iftraing. 4fts; nay Iwir broiler owl *wag mail. *pa yaftb eiRISTMAS PItEMINTIL—The ezabweess of s iarsp. amid mass se ploy, o Wane m do hissed= odium stir/atop who tbs at and *Jests twig attsaits•r Ow degas of No talls‘ It Is at Si Wee mos that WOUNDS, MAMMAS 011. ; 1110WWID, YA' kr u. ma 0.116 Mt..d lisembis sad to as Tort Deatlalsa.: in T: pod liststramasss sot salsa taarasasi analsossast ▪ ponosal sassoaaps se esught Aral. ftleed. Ilswar• sporloat :+ —asal by INOWLAP tad 1101111, siessrforoa. lambs. soil by chemists sod polassra E . F.01 COUGH LOZENGES.—(fin of Manse newel pars' etaaame.—Calesenee, este alesei. am* te. lee& - ea.-71aviee lies testabe with ram at eiseed pore. I seed end as tease ben fay mid= me I we bawd shoat toe bras eller Waal and Mae seta mad fr atm dens. east. sire Mr the Mire. weer is let without • ban se thee la the beam. Wee de A le wagerer le rseessmed this Is my hisele. It for sasibe OM am emeSseeld el ay sansage yes we fate et Ilarty a sees meat ire el It yea pasee.-1 as, dr per meet serwee, W. J. Thee.—Thee. Intim tert. Armload r i dgy.. ts. lei. sete dm la hi. 4e. IC sot lee. era. 111031e1 HAMM *mat. Its. K. TO, et. beige aid Ml= liriegiilB, as.. le the tetra PJ. Ts weds " I= tabeelees. pare le Arm Ole a. en aprissai Iheserarameet imp of teet=t l4 : l ar sow see Peeler. " Mot is siselits imbed bulb r T win ALTERATIVE PILLS are a tried and ears nandly br A ebbs dississsiegs alibi bob ansieble.demonsitstlils • sorb sal aremereybie =deb ad = n ar di g e less it ism% beidrbe, , is ineadrebemegilsbb. ad Os =II summed usdled ybellebbet. elm Med elma • =soilurs lir aim& or Yu PM ill Yr sairse idlislos. tun* bet sereerlr et me ma ile Work lbw Wm% old* iilre the suredusr, ea lorr is lir iples.—Pispbed sad aid by MX sod Os., 1•. lillholairl, FM li. led.. b. ed,, ili. 14., la. releil by ad soillire mem sat by pest es sibadOsel mew NNW. - ArRIC LANE . — In aeteremee with the whites id Yeememi. Ilidenkbrd Sense bebresead is be Gies Vol% II Wm sit do 00iMidii SMITE AND CIAILDSNIJW aiItuNICLE we le yableasl easy likrisi ti A=N is dm bamar.t. 5.....d ift ..%ej. 1. 'Wises • tall espaes .1 m k s. sod liblibbli nediels at die day.--Iday be erdeesd col ssy Idersidigese. Pries ed. 4 LETTER PROM Last summer M. Colin% a Ftastoh aaloael on the /*tired list, wrote a speenlativo f issatise, to which he gave the title of “Ratiosel 011111bibill j or, What is tree Social Science." Des* ingoosomi with the belief that the social orgsaisstims of sarahloi Is enemptibls of immense improvement, sad at the IMO VON W&M what it vulgarly called Socialism "in bank, he pa ed his work, from pure love of th e @abject, at hie own exposes, and most of the literary saes is Paris received from him a present of two handsome volumes, in return for which be eseaseted dm. to send hint if cearatient„ their °praises ca the doctrines p ropounde d. But Celusel book replete as it is with evidences of jimilswel researek sad thought, is untimely So salmobsoi, sad mat of the recipients of his gift haws Ism' thowiives plated is a psrpletiag dilemma by the sea' ish& k sone sort attached to it. Rather Hum peewee* a peatemptuaes opiaien upon " matters the high gar them," um bays to this *day preferred to isbmer Unit the imputatios of diumownesy, and boa aim Inability so hams an ateeptable Mug of Omits bags delayed say seksowledgment, until they hal @shams& to write one at all. 'imager has jest wrflMi a letter he rho anther. The 'metric poet, who cis yams ago rehash a seat la the legislature bream be womb! not risk • heal elf the laurels gamed is the rashes of wag, by kessedke Ws Ilse tom world of polities, is sot sow the maa to be ohloost a lsto a oratroveny epee " Socialism." He evadeotho ty in the following rind sad graceful letter le WNW Colin'. The ruble w ill rejoice to leans on his ems authority that Bersager, whose name carries tho seniisides so far bask late the (eatery, is °ay 74 yam of Dos. 10, 1863. _ _ - . . " Ihnienr,—Notkins short of 'entity-fon slater% Ise 'Banat eight, sad a press et basins whoa ane desires k repose, maid repress a blush whin I Como after • daisy of en means to nook you for the honour you did as is wag* mo a any of Tose Scams Socials. 1 pro- WM at lint N sealoo myself to readies nose drosses yes were re good as to point oat to ma, V= lel so to seed ths whole aad sees to read it over scan. MOM as hark of time I have takes before offering you viy thanks. had yet, sir, I mast own to yen I loot myself la the orsaphysics which I mot with la n nosy plans la pew two hilliness. Friead as lam of the Lineman no 'ftnas sad so malty more, metaphris is my " Cason lam." More no pity, is it nut ? Bat what eaa herald, my Son ware han inompiete thing. I bass an thou per- Bray indentood all than oonaisquenees draws by yea Iran attain mini piso—oad yet nese psis/Aphis efts charm as. And further, I tear year political oorialaskina, Si at nest those that might ho draw. from your week, are opposed to tins of whic h I have made myself the very bambini sir- WINS It rejoins Sin of the science of &denies than I pussies to ',label year Wass. I am priestly anon yea amid urinal& nor my attacks without dillonity. I jingo of year polemics bon the masterly way la whisk yes retest opus adversaries. Bat I come sew to what most noir year Web. It is that you appear persesally is alum tnesy pork and skew ream', worthy os inspire the amid elevakd Ws Si year mod e and a beguiles* wean Ole yens busawaity. I have lama mach food raid of you, bat year work has oiled to my pro-connived It has olio made see wego.lasei with lon superior inelth geese mad kin It is • bimodal tbiag when a men is thus news is Ws sad that whet ke has so thought Si Mann any trace of IS it it is human happiness, above all thiege, that oassisses yen can. Permit at, that, whin abeniang from proweuesiag an *Saba epos • busk above to. powers of my isadentanting, to earns to yes bow mutts it has inspired sae with esteem for its anther, and accept, with my thanks, the assurance of my Weitliesnishetl coasidetstiou. Your very obedient errant, " Basasoisk" PIIOICII 11•11. woo wartic.—Ths following an eke last ram of Lbe U reeriple of tbe othislosl hes* Mime : Preerusear.—Frem Dee. I* or Dee. IS: eseeeesero, 210,:261.: poi% PI SOIL 6311.467 t. liouroo.—fees Dre. 16 to Deo. IT: Prowwww NAIL; rod% Tll H l ,w- DUI.lOlof. D.o. 11 r Das. 17: l'amonon. Mit; poi /0.5111.; WWI. 111.•111. OULtPII an. Buses Lora —rem Dr 11 W Dr 17: Prom gm. WU.; mob% MAUL rlal, 717.11371. 9reersovoo.—Pour bee la ee Doi. IS: Prorlsro. 113.1281.1 suede. 06.71 W.; tool. 451.941 E Ileae.—ter Dee. $ io Deo. 11 : Prropor. 11.312 f.; souk 14.44113.; seed. s3,4et. Idowrisoan. hem Dee. 111 Or Des. 16: romeepero. !PK ; gooe4 UMW. Loom—hoe Dro II is Dn. 11: Puoragin, poi. WWI.; ma. Moir aware.—lran Ua 11 to Deo 11: Passiwwws. KINK: Polk 11.1.111.: rr1.115 1. Insin w 1101TIMAIMAII. -non Dee. 310 Di.. 9: Irompos. MAKI poi. 1111.131 t; oar. IVAN . leTti Pre. Wan. from copies, ornament shaded from Meade, figure outlined from copies and from models, and shaded from models; flowers drawn from nature, ornament painted in monochrome from casts, Gowen and fruit painted from copies. The exhibitiee sontains many hundreds of drawings, which ccestitute, upon the whole, the most promising t ee : We yet seen in connexion with these all of this large collection is more et him mlflssiias, and many of the drawings are thinkable, sad really very surprising, as the reassure of the short courses of instruction tkrosgh whisk moat of the students appear Is have gees. From nine to twelve months Moms to have been about the average period, Wording to the notice affixed to each drawing, =by the students in acquiring their proficiency, is certainly much greater, in the majority of GINA than is commonly acquired in a course of pd. me instruction of the same duration. Thise such for the methods of instructioo, but we doubt whether the spirit of emulation, wet *hiss* fostered by public exhibition., prism, dies, hes test dose more towards evoking the ties of the scholars than could ever have been effected by the best course of tuition. This plan of public exhibition is an admirable one. We re member that it was posited in the very earliest days of the Schools of Design, when the drawings of the Somerset-house students used to be stuck up round the walla woe a mouth. We had opportunities at that time elbowing how isflicient this plan was; of cotes, the present mode of exhibition will be as much more efficient as it is more public than the old way. The rooms yesterday were thronged, although the view was a private one, and we doubt not that the free exhibition, which commences to-day, will be numerously attended. We were somewhat surprised at the paucity of copies sup plied by the authorities to the schools. There are see or two figures, one or two lumps of medicos.'" foliage, and one oe two fragments of renaissance frieze, with fruit and flower, each of which has supplied, we should say from memory, between flee sad-twenty and fifty of the drawings now exhibited : yet these models are not of merit so t ranscendant as to give them claim to such a monopoly of attention. In one room there are several sumptuous pieces of cabinet-work, several of them the property of the Queen, lent for the purpose of affording models for the students of the metropolis. We cannot a g ree with the taste which has selected some of these examples. It certainly seems to us that, in this case, as in the case on which we have before remarked, of I the little museum at Marlborough-house, the ex- maples have been selected with ;Al unnecessary re ference to their money value, which, in many cases, must be enormous. It would be much more profit able, we imagine, to supply the students with models of cabinet-work w h.& could be reproduced at a coat not precluding such reproductions from ail abodes but those of her Majesty and the wealthiest aristocracy. We trust, ere long, to witness a great change for the better in tie really important, but as yet wholly despised matter of artistical upholstery but the change will not lzp brought about by the study of objects like those now at Oore-ho s use. In upholstery, nothing that cannot be executed in English oak or American birch is of much popular imt asce ; but there is no reason why we should not have as gout art in these materials as in buhl," Seim, dura, ormolu, ebony, or ivory, though, of course, of a different kind and elaborately minute execution. There are great openings just now for really great artists, if we have such. One is upholstery and another pottery,. both of which are at present in the hands of utter ignoramuses or utter dilettanti. MR. DIBRARLFB REFORM BILL. TO TIM ZDTTOZ OP Till DAILY Nsws. BIR,—Yon may coaideatly rely oa the following cietliao of Mr. Disraeli% plea of parliamentary reform. I have it Mat very high euehindap. It is, you will see, mo delled essMily ea the haw budget, sad is like that, eha esetsehed by pest thaglldap sad honesty. Oeurbelf el the herr.ah. are to be at cane disfraaehised, sad the seals tameesert4 m the amities. The eeleetila of Immo& Isedletimsahassent isnotyet folly itompletee ; bat It mid that the pried ple dictating it will be fally by :=1 at that eadertylag the bodges, and just as Masud have so doubt as to the usirsetusou of my in humation. I sus, yours obediently, Bevis Stark% Dos. 24. DEN. DISAACS. DitantlNO on a very extensive scale is being adopted by the Earl of Lonsdale on his estates betimes Carlisle sad Narita. An latent of 1,000 yards in length of,a great trunk deals, the object of which is the drainage oldie Wadlin lake, was completed on the Ist inst. This death has been tanitelled ander two highways, and else ' wham laid open, and seastracted in the mast substantial rannam, at • depth varying from 12 to 20 feet. The cm dolt le two feat square, farmed of insectary at the sides, sad Zcli at the top; it contalas via shafts, two feet occa s e ; at the tope, sad menred by km doors. shafts recathe the uthethe of upwards of 4,000 roods of tile demise. Oa the sem day, Mr. hillier, the ththrteker, laki apesthe resasiathe et tile drain, 250 yards in length, that feet deep, into the lake, which is now gradually ma nias off, and, with the water taken off his lordship's lands, is sew working • gentleman's thread% machine in the Mr. Miller's seat step the undertaking be to: dream to take off the springs whim =a the labs ; sad la the Ewa& if Mardi or April, the weather permit, he Yew to asspist• the ra =Mader of the principal drain, 210 yards Is instb, into the lake. This great work will lay thy sat boa than 130 acres of lead, of arst-rate tiw7s rim Pamir& VALUE OF FREEHOLD LAND FOR EXTRAMURAL Istraoastio.—From • report of the Bead Board of the perish of Bs. Mary, lal isse. to tbo veal. sad from the of the sewed epw.sto at • =NSW it the es& ay,• it appears that the,sold bed prow& of had for their intramural ansieterysitnete fa the Berosoproad, Fisebley, Bushy-heath, Haswell, Foebeergrems, ilegmey,Totteridge, East Barnet, Placer, Elosrball, t o : sa iralten, mesa Breatwood, lionsford, Bromley, eat dm great Eyre" lateral Cemetery ASOOrilliroll, sad the Necropolis aid Natioeal Mausekurs Company. The purchase , money required per awe varied is • newt ennAictiog ratio, vile ST U, &SOL, 6001., 4001., 3601, 3001., 2001., and 1061. ; bet all the offers below 3001. ma UFO were ODD oidered ineligible either from the distance or the wised tenure, or being within the prescribed distance. The n ecesnaisdatlon of the Board waa tannish's@ 30 acres of the Bc. Pancras Burial Board of the letter's freehold estate, called the Hone-shoe Farm, at Finchley, lying at a dis tance of two milts from the north end of Isliegton parish, at 3001. per acre, and attended with the further proviso, that the parish of St. Mary was to beer its proportion of the 'manses in redeeming the land tan upon the estate; and in the of any future purchase or exchange of land adjoining the cemetery, the expenses to be borne impair . tionebly; the espouses of interments to be assimilated by the two parishes; and that uo Pancras wee be buried to St. Mary's, or rice versa, except under peculiar considers ' tion. The chapels to be used alternately. That for the first twenty years • rent should be paid to St. Pancras, at the rate of three-eighths of the coot, and interest of the out lay for making and repairing the chapels sad two main roods; and that afterwards the chapels and roads be kept op at the cost of both parishes in equal moieties.— The Builder. lAdrertisement.l—HOLLOWAT ' S PILLS.—AN Es- ThaelloDirof caksa or LIOVII IrDrOrtioor, APO PLATO. LOOM Max. en Mull orintairatee Eirm.• ileum asseiseetes ram la the Ram tidies, enihred far pare Sem bile, Indlgedine, eat Setnieney, as; Maw% he emedest the meet mime seeneens at the pet he *deed me basil hem** triseimeei, Mot berm aseeertilioraL Bean neap savage asset wad el three drameal sashmiles. is daanaieed to_ oy Oda agao, sett& inglider• wash las otaJsedsoilt 'spas the we* wee sow reastatei bat Is porkethesla toad to ler the bedrolls ibis troodaM ewric h Node ilell by •11 est at Preterite ikh- MIK Stettin letten, of Tuesday, state that the wheat trade bed bees kept quiet owing to the incressedeaution which the banks had exercised in making advances on grain. The supplies from the farmers had been tolerably good, and the quality better than that of the earlier deliveries. Prices had, on t►e whole, been tolerably well maintained, but 6: lbs. red wheat might have been bought at 66a. per qr., free on board, delivered is spring. The advices from Rostock, Racism, and Stralsund re port business firm. The Hamburg market was quiet ea Tuesday. sad there wee decidedly less disposition than the review post day to maks purchases of wisest for spring delivery; meanwhile holders remained Jim, sad previous pion wen steadily insisted on. Upland, weighing only hYltn., was .Itan quoted 715., and 6011bs. Waives 765. to 765. per qr. fns on baud. Equally high prices had been asked for ship ment in spring. The transutUns in spring corn had not been important; barley, weighing 631 be., to be shipped in spring from Danish islands, might have been bought at 365. 6d. per qr. fres oa board. Beam had not met with so mush attention as batons, and their value bad rather re ceded. From Holland we learn that, after a temporary depres sion, the demand for wheat had spin improved, and at Rotterdam on Monday a decided rise took place in prices, caused partly by repots from London by telegraph. The navigation of the river was still eland, with no prospect of an immediate opening. Rye was in lively request, at an advance of 2e. per qr. ; and beans maintained their previous value, say 425. for ticks, sad 48s. BJ. for pigeon. - By the latest advice, from France we learn that the ex citement in the wheat trade had in a measure subsided, but opinion as to the wants of the country bad not under gone any change, and the prevailing belief was that consi derable imports would continue to be required. The very high range of prices had, however, had the effect of econo mising consumption, mud had checked all disposition to speculate. Sellers bad consequently been unable to obtain any further advance, and the rise of the preceding week had been rather reluctantly paid by buyers. At Paris, on Wednesday, the best marks of flour were quoted ' 105 to 106 francs per 157 kilos., which is the highest point yet attained there. Stocks had beams very much reduced, only 11,058 'metrical quintals remaining on hand. The latest reports from the Mediterranean are, on the whole, et a quiet tone, but prices appear to bays been well supported at Marseilles, as well as at the Italian poets. At Leghorn, about 70 imagoes of wheat and Indian corn had arrived, which had been ordered en to Marseilles. The accounts from the more distant eastern ports are of much the sense character u before, the only clump of im portance reported being some reduction in the rates of freight. Odessa fatten of the 9th instant inform as that the de mand for wheat for export had rather slackened. since that day week, bat that preview prison had nevertheless been well supported. Bye had been a good deal inquired fon and equal to 16s. per. qr. free on board in spring had bees paid for the article. We have advises of meat dates from America. Busi ness in dour and wheat had been tolerably active, bat not quite so lively as earlier in the month. At New York, ea the9th of December, white Gen esi wheat was weed 611. 10d. to 621.11 d.. Ohio, 51e. te 69e. 6d., and Michigan 60e. Id. to 61.2 d. per q►. free ea board. Ohio sad Michigan Soar had found buyers as 110 d. to Ws. dd., sad Maws Woad, at from 245. 9d. to 295. 10d. per brl. Freight to London was ls. 30. to 1..41. per bushel for wheat, and 4s. fld. to 4s. 9d. per bard for flour. HOW TO SETTLE IN CANADA. The difficulties of an emigrant on first landing are not those which an uninformed imagination would be apt to paint. Canada is so longer a new province with little Maas of absorbing labour—she is far advise* area her power of absorption far exude the quantity at labour likely to be throws upset her shore. in say partisan year. An English, Irish, sr Boo* Migrant of the lobleillsit clue ism* enough if, an Indhcat Gashes, be lea sal leient UMW* to *my bile dr di ostelomente m e*Outada I redo it MlME teary elm 41 . 11 , :e5s waive sash 11=4., may rasa is certain of oblaisiag emplermelltat sterling • day, and sawn on Vas railways and edger pone works. As Om ultimate sliest of weary ensigraat asemenuall to agriaaltural labour abewld bolo beam alle *was of his own land, be unmet too rsZhs lo aeoplee that knowledge which he will find la his oemstlea. Them is necessarily a wide slif- Ihnimle 1a the mode of farming here from that punned in an ell sessatry ; and the poorer the settler the greater will be God that tifibrenee. It mut be the fate of all agrient- Wel emigrants, without other rosearoes than their labour, he due the had of its forests. This is to all emigrants • new asempollans and it is better .that every emigrant ' &sal leseu semeaking of this and similar new occupations by esseldest for soother before be settles dowa to clear • farm em his own account. Whether he work as • railroad or an agricultural 'shearer, the emigrant an hardy re main any length of time in the country without acquiring gene knowledge that will be use.ul to him as • settler on ble own land hereafter. As a farm labourer the knowledge be will acquire will be of the most useful kind ; but many would at first obtaia better reassaaratioa as railroad labourers. Thug is one thing which all emigrants of the labouring class who have a desire to better their conditiou —and that we take to be the main object of all voluntary emigration--elsould be careful to do; they should shun cities and towns as places of settlement. If they remaia there, ten chances to one they will be mere labourers for life ; but if they spo to the country, there is no reason in the world why they should not become independent farmers, owning 100 or WO agree of excellent land, and enjoying as such real independence as can well fall to the lot of maa. The agriculture 1 emigrant should always keep in view as his great object the obtaining of land for settlement; and whatever he does should always be made subservient to that end. The emigrant who briefs • small capital with him, and goes to work as • farmer, on his old country plans, instead of wait ing to learn the methods which experience has proved to be profitable here, is almost sure to miscarry • while he who brings not capital, but his labour, and is, the'refore, tested to acetates himself to the prevalent modes of fuming, almost iavariably Gnawed& la such eases failure is almost unknown. The tame as which the government disposes of the public leads ors most advantageous to the poor emi grant. The price varies from 6t. to Bs. sterling an acre, for the best leads in the country, or, indeed, in the world. Of the *Brehm* money only one-tenth is required down ; the remainder beteg payable a nine 'usual instalments. These *seditious give the emigrant a great advantage, which would be denied him in the United States where the public lands are sold 'Relatively far cash. — 7 . 04/60 Lender. EXTRAORDINARY MeoowitaY.—A few days WO a bricklayer, employed to repair the fire-place of a cottage at Ditchling. a village about a mile and a half from the flassocke-gate-station, on the Brighton Railway, discovered the bddies, er rather the skeletons, of flee infants. The house had beentenanted fee 14 or 16 years by a woman who had recently been married to • person nausea Mait land, sad who is the mother of two illegitimate children still Beier. The neighbours deposed to a number of very suspicious circumstances, but the bodies being too decom posed to enable the professional witnesses to state with certainty whether the children had been born alive, the coroner's jury, on Saturday, returned as open verdict. The isagistuttee examined the woman yesterday, and re manded her. ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER AND SUlClDE.—Yes terday • murderous outrage was committed by • law writer named William Willis upon his wife, at their lodgings, No. 6, Lee's-buildings, Chancery-lane. It appears that the par ti who are somewhat advanced in life, Willis being 61, and his wife about two years younger, had lived very cola 1-4t.ibly together. Willis, however, came home at between two and three yesterday morning, and without any esplain ahie cause seised • table knife, and going to the bedside of his wife attempted to cat her throat. She struggled vio lently, and alter receiving several weer* wounds, she managed to get out of the room. 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Da. law. .... 10, le Did= of 1 • ,O166O lO 16d10 41 Doke of nodal Balsas dceS . 67 z ,1 and 1) Li BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. TITZBDAT, 10.30 A.Y. Wind N., moderate ; snowing. , Arrived.—Persian, strew steamer, from the Medi terranean ; Demosthenes, from Dwells; Mercurius, from Rotterdam. Off the ship, and Lisbon brig. GRAVESEND, TUTADAT, 10 A.M. CUSTOMS' FISTURN. Wind N.W. • tide high water, fine. Arrived.—Groliee, from Dunkirk; Deborah, from Sines; Amen* from Oothenberg ; Margrete, from Holbck; Olive, from Oenoa. DEAL, TUZIDAY, 9 A. N. Wind N.W., moderate, and cloudy. Paseed.—J. G. Ifeokaher, from London, to New York. THE DEPARTURE OF THE COLLIER FLEET FROM THE TTNI.—NORTEI SHIILDS, MONDAY APTIIIISOON.— The wind is from the north-west, and a Bait clear day. The Immense fleet of colliers that have been detained in the north-oast ports have got under way. Every thing tinder 16 feet water has got to sea. Many hundred laden colliers have sailed for the London market. They are likely to have a very quick passage. THE BANK FAILURE IN THE ISLE OF MAN.—It has been ascertained that the amount of notes in circulation of this unfortunate eopoern, at the time of Mr. Holsnes's death, fell but little short of 26,0001. The license being but 10,0001., it resulta that the over issue was. nearly 16,0001. Whether the insular property, said to be mortgaged for the payment of these notes, will realise money auflieient for their payment, remains to be seen. We hope it will do so, and leave a good balance for de , posher, and other creditors. But should these notes ultimately prove to be good, their being forced out of circulation by their uneurrancy inflicts a most serious evil on the country, and is especially oppressive on the holders of the notes. Bat there is still another elass of persons, and a numerous class too, suffering still worse inconvenience, not to say positive distress, than the holders of these notes. We have on this island a great number of families designated as resident strangers, who hare long been accustomed to draw their means of support from Eng land or elsewhere through Mr. Holeies's bank. In man Of these cues deposits had been made, is we learn, wit h Mr. Holmes, in anticipation of drafts for quarterly or half yearly instalments. The amount ..tf m ney thus coming to the island from abroad has exceeded 100,0001. yearly ; and it has made up no small portion of the circulating medium for this islard. But this sudden stoppage of the bank—this well•grounded apprehension of insolveney—hu thrown every thing into confusion as affrctiog those resident strangers, and in many cases has exposed theaito actual starvation.—Mona's Herald. Messrs. Palmer, Mackillep, Dent, and Co., adver tise the due payment of the half-yearly dividend on the South Carolina Bonds; and Messrs. Thomson Hankey and Co., of that on the Six per Cent. Bonds of the Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomaelc Railroad Company. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, u received by Mr:Renter's telegraphic ex press: Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 93 5-16; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 61 15-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 y ; the Coupons, sk per cent. Portuguese New, 37 9-16. Peruvian New, 653. Austrian Five Per Cent. Metallics, 76 9-16. There prices show a slight im provement. Vienna, Saturday, closing prices :—Five per Cent. Metallic., 931. Exchange on London, 11.15. This bourse is a shade flatter. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at pre- sent prices. To render the results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. lot. per cent. Price. per annum. Three per Cent. Consols (shut) 94 £3 3 9 Three per Cent. Reduced 94 3 3 9 Bank Stock (die. at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum) 220 3 12 Ili India Stock (dm. 101 per cent. per annum) Exchequer Bills (interest 2d. per cent. per day) Bs. prem 3 0 7 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices: Alt. per et. per =UM at the rate or dividend peat Pres. Trios. BAILWAT. Lest a year. LAst year I 8 Ker/ asi \Dahmer, SY .. 111001, Ilirodsibm. rd Derby 61 Mara R0rk............. 5 1 6/ 5 1 6f 19 Smith Eastern _ _ . . _ ......."....,..- _ 4 1 4 5 0 0 151 lAsselna Ora*, sad lksalipart 4 5 1 74 S 7 Ili U 1 % 4 sadOlmiacar 69 Lasaser• sad Toetslare Stoek 84 Oust Wafts% - 114 Laois. as Milk Westin Fifths 78 [Pill awl GrathWaste4a 4 94 4 16 If 40 IlkllsulOsisi Magsra—lrelsad 344 Yak awl North ltidlsad I la 14 Emit Lalliadir• 104 Loas9lo4Bo Math Western 10j Stack 97 Masi NM Basta 9 i 411 91 114 Ll . Newsiatfra. sad Berwick W NUM 17 4 esintliesatral baton' Oxman ....... -... ......... 3 1 114 44 4 6 114 4 0 9 100 Idadu, 141ilass, mad South Court 97 Lana . sad Carlisle 4 34 4 2 : - ..4 25 Calsiaska 3 1 5 4 0 4 9 52 43t. Illachera and Weans—lre:3M 93 Ihresulie sad Carlisle 104 Lsassaff sal Promos .... 4 114 4 3 11 60 Ulslar .- 65 Olupw sal South Western ...... 14 11041613 II idlud 19 Oulu NW Birkenhead 214 011011146rIkern The Wee yielded by guaranteed railway stocks are ea under: tat. par it. Pro. Pete.. GOAILANTOrD DIMINO.. per I .._. 1111110. to Norm western I per cent pref. shares 5 0 9 Olse, P. and Greenock Pretenses • 106 Be. W Yr Preference, 5 per cent. stock 126 91. Helms 6 per cent. preference do 4 1 24 19 Yak wad North Mitthind 41 p. et. pref. 41 llidend New 4$ per cent preference ... . 4 1 31 140 Mlllned6 per cent 4 64 li 161 kireembery and Chester 8 per cent. Pref. 1 1 106 Bullasd Selby 100 Orent Wears 41 per met. stock 4 1 0 9 Earn Imassildre Pref. 1 shares 6 per seat. 144 Gant Neetimrs 5 per cent. preference 141 Lemenekke and Yorkshire Pref. 6 per cent 22 limeedid. I. B. W. H. end Goole N. Division 25 OastOast Psalms. Beading Annuities 131 Eastern Osustlar Preference 6 per cent 140 Les. Ilaighten end 6. Coat Pref. 6 per cent. 11 lout\ inlay 41 per et. preference shares 4 94 2411 North truism. awanteed 10 percent 16 IndlinsWish ro,4 per cent. . 47 P. li WPM UM. 11 1. 6 d. D.A.. 13.15 71.178.2 d 3 1 6 • 11 per mot. until November, 1651, then 5 per cent In perpetuity. 1145. Oh. 1156065.55.065. Pd. Or7oe• Ocel sad Ina 6 - .Asigiopm r i Lismsl 174 46 46 MO- 14 - 31. Amides ape. - . 70 Z 6 • • i 1411.41051.51mA11a1u0.C0. 111 - made Nes . 111 DI: p.a.• pen .., • Mob engem - - Dp. ...... .113) 15 11 13 Co lB - " • 1115015,01150 r - NI N 00 1 01.1.06 6 - - NI, 11 Paliatßaimice d l - Idie - 60, It land 16, N Osalsmd . Nolustisa 0. later o 1— In, I 1111 Mb alawsralsdas all pm 6 - - Zat ew timeps Mew _ 10 - - Pad Li Lead It lemend all f Ipm SW. dimis aiOrldal all - , Pe t a wo., = • 4 " •4 Animme Aarar. ra ss 71 9 77 4 r yie. Telsomb &Op ai idM i Pm 10.900 Pad Dlemmo , 1 4 .1 2O u 1 6 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocic. The funds continue to oscillate within a range of per cent. At the present moment prices are much the same as they closed on Saturday. Console opened 931 to 941 ex. div. for the 18th of January, and after being sold at 93, rallied to 941 to 1. The present quotation is 94, exactly. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 931 to 941; the Three-and-a• Quarter per Cents., at 951 to ; Bank Stock at 220 ; South Sea Old Anne., at 991; and Exchequer Bills, at U. - to 6e. prem. Business throughout the Stock Exchange is on a restricted scale. In the foreign stock market there is no feature of importance, and the sales are limited to the follow ing, lie. :—Mexican at 241 to ; Peruvian Four and-a• Half per Cents. at 683; Portuguese Four per Cents. at 43; and Dutch Four per Cents. at 96. MINES. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. The gold mining share market is devoid of business, with a dull tone. Agua Fria shares are quoted 11-16 to 13-16 prem.; Nouveau Monde, to 2 prem.; Colo nial Gold, to 1 prem ; and Great Nugget, par to prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 43 to 46 ; Peel River, a to a prem. ; North British Austra lasian, /to 1 prem.; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, to 1a prem. Cobra shares have been dealt in at 461; and Copiapo at 13. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. To-day. as customary, is kept very much as • general holiday, and there has not been a public sale, neither have the pnvate contract markets furnished any businen to report upon. Otte.—Seal, pale, 401 10s.; straw, 3.5!. to 371.; brown, 34'. ; Sperm, 891. 10s. to 91/. Os. ; Headmatter, 901. to 924. ; Cod, 371. to 371.105. ; South Sea, 38/. to 421.; Olive Gallipoli, 611. to 621. ; Spanish and Sicily, 671. to 691. ; Palm, 401.10 x. to 411.; Cocoa Nut, 461. to 481. 10x.; Seed, rape, pale, 471. 101. ; Linseed, 291, 52. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady At the annexed prices, viz. --Town tallow, 575. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. ON the spot, 58s. t;d. to 684. 9 d. ; Dec., 58s Gd.; January t March, 585. 3d. to 581. Bd. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 0.51. lISMI ISM 143. Rock on band Ca* ivery teat week Do. Irons Int June arrival Lent week W. from lit June ?rice Y. C. per ewt. Do. Town 24,761 2,M: 1, , +52 90,552 375. lid. 395. tid. 44828 44,303 1,3•13 2,329 80.810 131,8::5 243 4.14 88,304 82,C13 :424.34. iB. 9d. 47r. It 594. 04. Arrival for the week ending 340 3,laat 4ear, 229 casks; and delivery, 1,418 casks. The arrivals lot week comprised 304 casks from St. PIAKIIkpg,4II4 160 ham other places. Total, 464 cult.. ' . SMITHFIELD HAY MARI/FT.—VMS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply shod, bit quits squat to the demand. Prime meadow hay s 85e. ne 1064.; Wenn:, 50s. to 704. ; rowan, 4.55. to 6.54. ' • aloyek_76i, to ; serood cat, 70s. to 10(a.; straw, As. to VA. SHARE LISTS. THIS DAY.—Two o'Clocx. Business is the railway market is very quiet, but prices are steadily supported at about the final rates of Saturday. London and North-Western stock is quoted 104 to 1; Great Western, 84 to 1; Lanca shire sad Yorkshire, 871 to ; Midland, 831 to 1 ; Dover., 181 to 1; Great Northern., 211 to I ; and York and North Midland., 231 to 241. French shares are rather better. WIDMANN MARIN AND ROM. so U 64 n 64 44 Ili • Pi ' Sai 4 47i • Ii la I" $ll Si