The Express. — London, England, 1853-12-08 00:00:00

'.; s' ifi Tvlbt 4- fP43 rt . 1 . • No. 2,2;7.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1N53. [THREEPENCE SHARE LISTS. 011ESTVI: sad lIOI.YIIEAD RAILWAY. u,if.A.ll6t.tctit:T ritorainuits firothery. not,vs[4.u,llAlthol:ll. 1 , a t h, •• toter .01t1 ly brad CompanUrine pro. ,harm.t et h.r , tee doeharge .M Lotting of • 1...•! , mai . . 44 :de itt e Sat st hea4. err relieved to tot. 'n"' pater*(r 111K01. (.1:1 TRANSIT of P. Afro o w: Cat', t.. sot Mon the toir.elpol loom i n 00 , 17 ; , .rot t..,,re apply J. O. BINOEV., roma Ihe.Chro.r.—O) units. r, a, - 4. - WEDNESDAY EVENING. The railway market was rather uncertain to-day, following the movement of the foods. After opening good, prices subsequently experienced a relapse, and finally closed with steadiness, at rates in moat oases identical with those of yesterday. Great Northern, and Caledonians, however, closed lower. On the whole this market may be regarded as fairy sup ported, but the immediate business in railway stocks continues of the most limited character, and the fluc tuations at present are almost exclusively influenced by the changes in the funds. ILIUM £bt. *a. MI Illitalai is Exeter 4 per Ct — Al. IslOgiiniss mu . lwo 111 Is II Amer ..apt Z 10.1147.4 - * all Ad% lad Ikawka 1 NI ail .D.AWas, Vow 11 4 aad slier, hem 1 vr.cdra .. ' I Ilf al 15 tartanditant3 . .ll.•lop.Cs, 45 *I 1 I * Do. do. &i. 17( par C ; 2 6 fj I Do. N. (V. 17....) 7 per Ct lpm 61 Eadg.C.44.kata..S peo-!1 I I 1 pa 111 61 Ditto dn. No. 2: 15 1 10 W . Da. Mc+ a; a Ctn.!. .., .541 /75 £4l le 20 264.17ninr..Fkrt. , 4.1.tp.et 2. 1 :I It , 106 East Laneaahlre ... . . S all Eaat&Westlorkius.sll4 MONEY MARKET. MINES - • -- WEDNESDAY EVENING. I/I $ 'WEDNESDAY EVENING. The English stock market opened this morning with increased firmness, and soon attained an ad vance of a 1 per cent., consequent upon a renewed emphatic statement by a leading journal, with im plied official sanction, that the Four great Europ ean Powers—England, France, Austria, and Prussia— have definitely united in one common policy on the Eastern question, and are prepared collectively to en force terms of submission on Russia. Later in the IrnotAS SALT sod e s ,. LA -T I'.ILE. ALE BEEWEILS, Lt IK It 4,I4):CTCES r. SIORES. Lail^ ....... • ...... !, Illuuserford,hart Lorrp , •l • ..... ..... Sl, licnry..treet. .4 . ............ 37, Brown....tre.t. hasasfl. •••••••••••••... Bullotree. 1.4.4 ...... I. krt: 11.44 lt.e.win.irtreet. • ... 11, Mtltor...excet. pa s:, Croarn—.ltry. 17, purainplaae. 1u: i 6 ..... . IS. Nes in EAtry,, illslialrett lvvy, tiI:INEAS.—Mr. WM. H. HALSR, the ewrodc,.!rae.t. c 1 23. rmlb‘wiek , arerra. La•doa, informs . r waga rid VITZ ILILIMLA ArPAßdef Carl ere aow ready. : 01:.40.11015••• I'4 hi. I . ..n.tAltt nn Meelimd . Wtat Pt wrallh with!ut brahls r ALTEItAII% E PILLS are a tried and Lpm' rm sty tor all thaw ,l abi ateami adrir., front nt .,...rpnon re.perarn id the eane R011114T.P., neitleet ,t ;Hari dirt awl my ruse. he. ti lam of an? a oar% un- in ttabilite, de. they are eatirely rete aaeea, be t.tble. ; to ,. .„. 4ut,....ft1i raetriener, who Nerd tin ra orrp:4*.lertind •fo r Octet or blue pill in all the above .ffveliana. rlty SLt swdly bat • tl.ctuailr at owe um the bowel% liter, Lidnere, 0 , A i. , ~,u;.thig the retrettort.. ma Niels( tone to the whole " K .., Fri par I :ad add bp and Co., la. 04 4 tnet, prior Is lid.. tr. Pd., 4.. 14., fa.; feted by all wrest whop, Sent by post as reerlpt of portage gantry. - s ouNI) and WHITE TEETH are not only r Colda to o foka&leg eztPrics In both mice, but they sr , piny? ararecl...ed thotu s eh life as a bleating highly torebteire dia =ren of health and hmervity. Among the various ',newes t.... no the doryme. are LAMM' ODON ro or pdA UL DESTIVILICw am& unrivalled in eradicating all testae and eon. ▪ tiree,eas I,ystrtlod a prirlMlo ditenem :o the enamelled curfaee, Wit MN vi ..t. imlyieut do my, rendering the erumA hem and red, amid the teeth %roily It their w ekes and, from its aromatic into. o e. way .r.ind omelet". Jml purity t e the breath. Price 9d. per We. Csig,..n.--11se suede, flowlsiele Oduato* an ratite Whet, alai 0 1. lonlatel ei..l Sow, 20, Ilettonmerdee.," ea the farenanent emma. f0..1 ttcm he chemists ead ocinnorm. Pro fret n , .14 of 4e. Insoory or 41.mr). SPERIIATOItItMEA NOT A DISEASE; with ep ealAolt.e, of the Vr.lude rt cothsia oUvertising that . and beau ttlr I.nettoto toe the ttemstfeto and pteaervat.oa GI eivrouit beau sitht.u....imier. A. lakasola. 116, rkeadiUy. =-. ----- • SOCIETY OF ART&-ukErr LAMP& The members of the Society of Arta held their usual meeting last night, Mr. H. Chester in the chair. Dr. OVA I.lt read a paver use • new safety lamp for mines, Mended by himself. After some pref..tory remark , Dr. Glover stated that Dr. Clsnny was the first to conceive the ides, is IMOh, of a safety lamp to burn in mines. In the " u paper by him on the *eject was read to the )toyal Societe, and publiducl in the " Philosophical Initiations." Dr. Clanny's first lamp, although cum brous, was quite safe. His plan was to insulate the light by means of water, and to supply the flame with sir by a bellows. Sir lihtupbrey Davy, before the production of his win-gaunt lamp. proposed four others, all mudifications of that of Dr. Clanny. At length his attenuon was drawn to the researches of Ten• mat, "On Flame. •' Tennant, of Cenehrilge, had disco vered that el .me would p along tub, a in a ?PAO COM poondtd of their breadth and length. The small., the garotte, the shorter would be the length that flame could traverse. Davy improved open the idea, and with that ham sad sagacious genius which belonged to this wonder. ful man, came to the conclusion that wire gsuse was as It were an abstraction of this principle, and that here we had tubes of the 'hottest possible length, and narrowest diame ter. Hence hie nivel:lion of the safety lamp. Hut after the invention of toe wire-gauge safety lamp, certain jasper ketiuns began gradually to reveal themselves. In the first plate it was found to give so little light that the pitmen seizedevery opportunity of removing the gauze, tin. jog, in pent of fact, that their work cou'id sot be done with the imperfect light. And, in the second place, the great fact began to be developed, that this lamp, however secure in a still atmosphere, was not safe in a current. After describing the efforts of Dr. Manny and Mr. Muster to improve on the Davy I .mp, which to a certain 'mot were successful, Dr. Glover proceeded to describe his own inventiou. Toe ohjeciion to the improved Classy lamp is that the glen, with which it is surrounded, is liable to fracture from a drop of water falling on it when heated. Tu remedy this defect as far as possible, the present lamp his been ineentod. hutted of the single glue ci tinder of the Clean; lamp, a double cylinder is used. The outer cylinder is a quarter of au inch thick, the Meer one a good stout glass, • full eighth of au inch. The air to feed the me eaters at the top of both, through wire gauss, and passes downward between them, entering the inner cylinder through gauge. The double cylinder, kept packed as it were together by the gauze, is thus much stronger than • smile use would be, and the double cylinder is a double protection, as if either cylinder be broken the lamp is stills eat: lamp, end there would bo time at least to remove the lamp and replace the injured cylindi r, which could easily be dove, all the glasses for the elitfi rent lamp• being of the maw gauge. The current between the glasses keep. the outer cylinuer cool, so that it can always be in the hand, while • Slieseter or Chinn,' gets soon so hot that it would burn the Leh. The light is even superior to the Clancy, owing pro bably to the more perfect combustion, the air anteing the inner cylinder at the bottom. In the interior of the wire geese cylinder is placed • tin cane ; the object of this is to fora the air to enter the lamp through the two glass cylin den, and so to regulate the supply of air as to make the lamp selkitinguishing in so explosive mixture. The wire ears. could he done without, and a tin or coiip.r tube sub stituted with holes et the top, an in the Elvin lamp ; but in practise we find that such a tube gets hot, and it is thought that it is an advantage to have the whale lamp as cool es possible. Dr. Glover stated that the lamp was used in mines, and hail been approved of by practical men. A discussion ensued, in which Mr. GI en, Mr. Martin Roberts, Mr. Byr..n, and Mr. Johnson took part. The last n.ceed geu.lemati appeared on behalf of Mr. T. V. Hall, of Neweastle•un-floe, who is else), as well as Messrs. Roberts 61111. Byron, the inventor of improved gaiety lenses. The thanks( the sociaty were voted *.e Dr. Glover, for his tatermai paper. THE GAROTTE IN MANCHESTER. - 40 - A daring attempt was made on Saturday evening to tool Mr. Samuel Ler, cotton spinner and manut.cterer, Maiden•street, Upper Brook-street, Manchester. About ►alf pest 'even o'clock he we. walking into town up Brook street, from bin reek:ince in Chorlton-upon-Medlock, and when passing near the cab-stand at the corner of Itusholrne• road he was attacked by a rather tall man, who sprung upon his shoulders, and attempted to grasp him round the aeck. Mr. Lees threw up his arm, end tuned round in order to throw oil his This he found to be a matter of cousiderable difficulty ; and in endeavouring to accomplish it he was nearly forced upon his knees. LlU "Lately, however, he succeeded; and as his smallest teemed disposed to renew the attack be struck him a severe blow on the head with a stick which be had in his band and knocked him down. When he did this four other men cam- up, end said to him, " Teti should not strike the man." As they seemed to be accomplice• of the first man, and seemed dia poen to vane to closer quarters than would bate been agreeable, Mr. Lees gave them notice that it they came near hire he should deal with them as he had dealt with their felted_ At the same time he walked tio, and saw no mere of these men. The man who had first attacked him, however, wee not so easily disposed of. lie followed Mr. Lem aloe,, Brook street, and when they hod a. arty reached the Medlock Inn he was about to renew his attack. Mr. Lees was, henver, en the alert, and be again struck the inn with hi- stick, and brought him to the pound. The son was soon up, and continued to follow Mr. Lees till near the yami of Messrs. Bowden and Edwards, joiners, where he was ageiu about to renew his assault, when Mr. Lees struck him another blow, and once as re keockrd him down. From this place the man fol lowed Mr. Lees to the corner of Charles-street, where a number of mechanics were standing near a tripe shop. One Of these 'peke to the man who had attacked Mr. Len, eMen.g him by the name of It ,bert, and saying Shot he must go nu further. Fearing that these thee might join hi. assailant, Mr. Lees quick. ned his pace, and gut away without being further mohated. At the time Mr. Lees wr hest attacked, there was no e b on the awed at the earner of Itusholene-road, nor did Mr. Lees see acy persons in the street. Al' the way inen there to the end of Charrestreet there were few persons in the street; and, though Mr. Lets looir,l ens:..u.ly for a policeman, in order that he might fne. Lis ism:dant into me.tody, he did not see one, ant did he Inert any officer until he reached Princess street. I:pen a , riviu2 in town, he at once gate informs. 'i is of the a tack been made upon him, at the entrel p'. co office at the Town-hall. Manchester TENTIMIiNIAL, lip MR. (i. 11. WHALLLT.—The ••!•eton and non•.Laors of Peterborough have promoted hoodoo's* tettimusiolo to their Late member, Mr. Whalley. That from the electors was a centre piece and candelabrum, worth 2011 ;Inducing , and that (rim the non•eleemn was a salve► worth 21i pinnies. The presentation was mad* at a dinner given on Tuesday last at the Cora Etchings, SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT.—Ou Sunday night last a child was killed in Manchester, by having fallen from the bed into which it was placid, and between a set of drawer", ItT which thi , little creature hung ou ice chin wail it died.—.‘orMern T.+1,1 THIS DAY.—Two The railway market to-day is extremely quiet, and, with the exception of Caledonians, which are a shade bctter than yesterday afternoon, prices are in nearly every case identical with the final rates of yesterday. London and North-Western stock is quoted 1021 to 1031; Midland, 631 to 64 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 674 to 681 ; Great Western, 831 to 84; London and South-Western, 771 to 78; Dover., 181 to a ; Caledonians, 28: to ; Great Northern., 211 to 4. French shares are a shade lower than they closed yesterday. Northern. are quoted 33; to :; Stras bourg., 32; to 33; and Paris and Lyon., 164 to I prem. Luxembourg. are a trifle flatter at 101 to I. sak. re. ii:l-111 ORDINARY 811/028 AND STOCK& PAO Prism Yeanday. beam to4ty to I p.n. ltuArAts. I V rtUrlt , ... 1 1 02. Ambers.. *Apt Lai :unclip" . SlMlWT.!,arias, • ew ass., lAtansaisoats. iw do. Ileblet sad Inter . Oiledoalaa - . argot awl Rolihuvl enit arri Dahlia sal 41eu.1 , ,et:am Ism Aquae . . Ditto (tl3 I.nd k. Wars Peados Clown Uathy „Mr De. OW I. U. 916) got Leataslttn I Idubburgli asel Glasgow . ralabihrelt sod Itablas lidlabargh. Ferth,Dun.ii. sagew 80 , 800 if tars ' d Grist Means :::! ii: Nadi Ut..%oeth.luidWas.( l / 1 4 Groot Wafture I Irish South Easters. C.r;misi;ye — c;i:;l. 7.77: .ineedrippmoymilw, nw rmi. De. Wart Ituilgllato. Ueda Nc.rthorn Larks and Bluilwan L46.,lllbusy.k Ikraikesi Las.. Bright.2.Bs Larks k Wortli.Weet. Do. kr Koos, Da nth. . 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P,.ecrl.rcleeta. 11 o.ct. 109 W 2 St. 100 Ditto irredeemable 4:Ter et 114 100 14 a loseas4ire sal 0r2.. y dim car 3._ 1.4 Ditto.; I.E r vent Steak_. 1e: 113 at. It. t•ro..r. nrill Dref.3 perct SC 110 Diu., New Guar.6 Wr Ct— SO • Lam.it9thWao.C.o.e.l rd. 1 3 pa 123' all " , ...1nt10r..;•,:77 hOn r.IH 111 WI Laodonderr!ii/Eustei.l+ll I.l} 11 Ken.Sli. eft.Nol 113 73 ,10 10 Do. Now £lO 9s 10 • • 1 D.. AA . . ! pax I pm 111 el Maryp Owns* 43 C:.o' 133 141 • 1.0 0 .* .1 II A . Ditto I 1 1 dia Yt ' 100 Nor Mill 51 pct.Prel94l3.l:' 111 116 Bt ' toe 1).. 5 par... Extn. oteic 106 110 Bt. 100 Do.WavenuyVallay a 7et l 100 f.f410 I all :4 nth Starlordrliita 100 00043, R. mane-, and Waiver., /IS. eptrClin: 103 1.7 all Dit.o .I,tto fla , o. 1 4pm all Soot tlahCcivral NawPraf. • ;Illarrsee.nraft.:4•wl.ilur., 6y w 10 Akrow...4Ctontstplot.W.' I 3Ito., 10 Dn. S per Dett IS ikiath I I ;4 lf l I Ditto Plaid 41 par Cs par • VII all St.2th Arum (Kennel Ana WI Y1.0.A 2l 144 100 Do. 41. per teat. : 103 164 al:;Silt.Yi rkalutelme.thiar, IP 20 3 I Statuforlalianny6p.at' dl. 126 I Ynrt, Near. 4114%34 lit• Dt.:4uta 0: Arm pi.reh.' aS 11 S ,Di.to D.tto 41 II 10 If 0rk&5.1114.11.31..ru5a. 1 . par MINES. ..-riaaa dor Nri. Ohara NUM. Paid. Yesterday. today. ---- -- 146,040 I an. ?Oa all 4 ITa akar 1 sAirlo Australian Gold all 6dr ear "tr,soo IL'. esostolrlternian 10,00 10 *4r:rarer 70.1.00311 fA,,,trallaa Mlo,as 1 A lotroltaa Oordlalara 108,500 i *usual's' Troshold 3 ..cuo I .Ns Warr. 11,000 10 BIWISSTOSInak end A 1 13 94 , ,r4 i briurk Aumalsau tomli AID e 4 dla J 0,035 14 ssriti.sll.ss !ILI S 15 10,055 SI 51:1•41. I r0v.(1.6.. atAt. p - ..I`` 6 f 6 SADO 90 Do.CoesosandCulabal all 14 3 11,1 . 90 ao Do. St. Jobs Dal Hoy' IS I s 7 HI 3ia,l .0 1 Darana'a C?oo. ... i 8 1 db. par a.,,,, 1 :eCla.Coeollin.C.o.,fana' 1 i 11,041 40 (Sow* .loplan ........... all 44 44 444 140,010 8 iCaloarl dold • 11 fpa CtIVIMiIY 1130,t01 et. 4433pper Minors of Lag all U 70 0.005 91 tDo. Prot. 76 permit all 5 7 pea 79,...c• a •Itaastao.trciantlook/ all Se 3 (0,000 6 Omit Re Vela.— all 6 g pea - 1 Do. Register r,f A. s 101.eral 12,00 , I Gran., Darby's( Bari all 1 fCs 1110 ' i Great PIOBIOOIS all :I ri *is .00.111 a i La.66,l6..aurst ..... „ all 14 illa 30,..0 I liberty 10,e0s 9 *Ulan. 30,5./0 I loodon.a.Calllora. 0•51 guar:. Craahlagl33.. all 1 f 1001.590 1 it'llarlioila 1%000 IC ' erbium/MA="lm 9 11 11 6.... 1 I Now Granola /00:44P 1 ! N0t1 , 044 Mob& ite.,oise S i Port Pally ..... , ) ,,-.4.• I ;quota Kuck all i Pm .n.,.* V` .tglivotaey Irea ...... all 91 1 3 10,Stm 15 l f Do. Now . ..,. al 9 10 i.e. , . So sllant./apo de Cabs ill 11 4 Si Se,ois I ~.iib Austratlaa aii 4 IWs ;03l: 10 ,tat Croft ........ .... 41.174 4 , .51 ai 1. 1 4 Unite! 4,Bleas al• 4 41 41 i i 10.00:. 1 Walla 1(0,000 • W•at Granada . .l 4 4 dls 1 .,,..,), i -,..., tisric.05... 1„4...e: , 1 Yuba I Transferable br ataaspad deed. JOINT BTOCN SAM No. I ffh. Dann& 2;5011 1 40 Arotralada . . , 40 Brit. Cot 1.0 . r0t 10.00Dt 50 !Pettish North American 40.000 25 Chartered lisolt of Ada $0 : 014 20 Chart. Hank of India, Ater I tralia, 20000 1W .. . .. .• :O WO Co•invercial of M Gads 15„.100 . 20 Ko t.. :root.. a Aug-Chart 2500 u t Lou. Chart. Houk of Aust 10.4.10 C 50 Lorton awl County 60,000 50 !London Joint *rot _ 50.400 100 ,lerloo and Wertroiroter 10,050 100 'National Prow. of England 10,0001 20 'Do. New :MOO; 50 :National of Ireland 10.000 20 r New :Youth Wale:. 2.i.8731 23 !Oriental Dank CorPOYatiro DOOOllOO Provincial et Ireland OW 10 Ito, New ......... 50000 5 q !total Ao•trilion Drodtied and Cott Imp. Co. 11.000. 2555 ':Louth 2o.oo;!.l:{drou 14 AuAratis 0,00. Do. • w 00,0301 fr) Union of Lorton lhouvi 10 iii6blXl of Madrid NOVELL/Of I 12,50 u ,500 60,000 36,00 U! . 400 1 ; 10.600 100,14011 60.0ou: 13u. 6.060;11 60.M.0 14,00:1 71 1= 66,000, 16.00 0 i 120,0011, zorn; 'moo 60,000 14,44) 104,00:1' . i. 117 lilSubtuslitle Tate & 10, , AM M. V.. 0 lhauku ,, Land ... pi; I k 39 lld% *pm 16 OPENINO OF TWO RAILWAYS AT city of Hereford presented, on Tuesday last, a scene of greater animation, bustling, and rejoicing than was ever before witnessed in that ancient borough; the occasion being the inauguration of two railways. one from Newport and Aherkavenny, and the other from Shrewsbury to Hereford. It seems late in the day indeed to talk of the adoption, for the first time, of railways in any part of the United Kingdom, hut it is the fact that up to this moment no railway has ever passed across the county of Hereford; as if to make amends, however, for the delay two railways besides those mentioned above are in progress, vie. one from Worcester and one from Gloucester. On Tuesday the streets were crowded with pedestrians from an early hour, bands of music paraded incessantly, and arches, feet oons. flags, and banners decorated every quarter. On the arrival of the train at the Barton station at one o'clock there were at least 10,000 persons present, and it is impossible to imagine the enthusiasm created among all ' classes on the occasion. The director+ of the line wire re ceived by the Mayor and corporation, and • dinner was afterwards given at toe Shire hall. At least 500 persons were present. The admission was one guinea, bug the pro viders, /deans. Bosley, generously returned 10 per cent. of the receipts to feast the poor. The proceedings terminated with a ball. EXTENSIVE FIRE AT WlMBLEDON.—Yesterday morning, at a very early hour, • mounted express was de spatched to London for the Brigade engines, a great fire having been discovered in a large building in Somerset road, intended for a gentleman's mansion. The Watling street and Southaark•bridgesroad engines sad men were instantly despatched from London. the entire house seemed doomed to destruction, but with the aid of a good supply of water mom a large tank, sow that of the parish and two private engines, in about there hours the fire was ',rested in its progress, but little of the interior of the building escaped damage. The accident is attributed to a tire having been left on the hearth of the front drawing ' room after the departure of the workmen. NIMES. HOLMES' ESTATE.—A letter from the Isle 1 of Man, received in Liverpool, states that five gentlemen I have been appointed to investigate the affairs of Messrs. Holmes, lase bankers, &c. 'their liabilities, it is stated, amount to 280,000/., and their assets to 200,401. I f tzb MISCILLONtOO3. 1 1 6Aublu Cosi sad Iron 25 Australian Ar.rieultursl 20'Australosiso Pacifte Mail- -I..lAustaullin Royal PA Huhu Watorworkr I 60;BnLish Alorrical LOME,. 6,ltra.h CoL Stn.& itedue. Co 1001Cairods ' O l t er g ai N illiam ew eleryttal raises of Yana N Shit:aster:a St.zus . - .. Edeetric Telegraph . Do. .. ... I.s , Qeueral Sicson 'Nemiga . Soo. 2010eneng 8. S. Shipping Co sr !rub lieulroot Sugar . h fY Shedd:run St. Novagattoa l o iNguluo EatAmtS:egooFusl 1 Notherlarkh Land . Y.S. Wales Coel sW Inter I Skein N2Lvigltion Co. 1 North Britt,ls Australastma I. 1; Dn. New ...- . SPlNorth of Europe &emu h 5 Prot River Laud Inueng bhPeniuotior t Ontotol Soo. be. Do. Portland Iron CemPan .- r 1, 10 'Royal ?tail Steam ... . 2!C0t.t . .....ti . Au. r. I,l.l,Tuni limbos eon. to-os)% No. I n. 00; day, however, there was much agitation, which was increased by the publication, extraordinary to say, in the same journal, of a telegraphic despatch from Vienna, in which the statements so authoritatively made in another part of its columns were in plain terms contradicted. After a fall of 1 per cent. from the highest point, and several intermediate variations, I more confidence was produced by intelligence that the Paris bourse of to day had closed at a rise of I. to 1 per cent., and the mareet finally left off • shade better than the closing range of yesterday. The improvement in Paris is believed to be mainly caused by the receipt of intelligence there of the rise in Consols, the two markets mutually acting on each other. Very severe comments are made in the Stock Exchange and in commercial circles generally on the contradictory statements which have been circa lated by the journal in question. In well- 1 informed quarters it is understood that a new note has actually been signed at Vienna by the representatives of the Four Powers, and has been transmitted to Constantinople for the consideration of the Turkish government, just as was the cue with' the abortive Vienna note of some months back, with out iu any way committing the powers in question to any collective and defined course of action. 'there is a general apprehension in City circles that this new project of arrangement will meet the fate of the former one, as, in the total absence of any symptom that the Czar will abate his pretensions, it is not seen how any plan can be rendered acceptable to both the contending parties. Consols opened 961 to ; for the 18th January, and after touching 98,1 fell to 96. At the o ffi cial close the price was 96 to 1 . At four o'clock, 961 to /, and after that hour . 961 to 5. To-morrow the transactions in Consols will be with the dividend off. The official business report is as follows :—Three ter Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 3,3, 3, 3 1,3, 96; ditto, for the opening, 18th January, 961, 1,3, 1, 96. Three per Cent. Reduced, 951, 1. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 971, 97, 961, 973. Long Annuities, 1860, 51, 5 5-16. Bank Stock, 219. Exchequer Bill, again improved ls. today, closing ss. to Bs. prem. India Bonds were quoted par to 4s. prem. Foreign stocks were generally well supported; but Peruvian showed weakness, and fell 1 to 2 per cent. on the official statement published in the Daily News of this morning; from which it was inferred that the supply of guano is more limited than hitherto be lieved. Mexican was a shade weaker, but Sardinian showed an improving tendency.— At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 241 to 251 ex div. Peruvian Three per Cents., 48 to 50 ; ditto Four-and-a-Halt per Cents, 68 to 1. Granada De ferred, 8 to 3; ditto, Active, 19 to 21. Sardinian, 88 to 90 ex div. Spanish Deferred, 221 to 1 ; the Certificates, 51 to 53 per cent. Russian Five per Cents., 111 to 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99. The list of sales includes :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 963, 3 (exchange 25f.). Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 983, 3 ; ditto Small Bonds, 973; ditto, Four-and-a Half per Cents., 1852, 933 ex div. Chilian Six per Cents., 102. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs. ' 951. Eqnador Beads, 53. French Three per Cent. Renter, 75f. 25e. (exchange , 25f. 21c.) Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 21; ditto, Deferred, 8. Mexican Three Der Cents., 251; ditto, for account, 16th Dec., 23. Peruvian our-and-a-dalf per Cents., 69, 68, 693 ' ditto, Three per Cents., 50. Portuguese Four per Cents., 42 Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 99, 98.1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90, 1, 891, ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 461, ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 221. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 32. Money to-day was a shade easier, but there is still a good demand for accommodation. Good paper is generally discounted at 5 per cent. and upwards, with occasional transactions at 41. The electric telegraphic despatch received from Liverpool to-day announcing the arrival of the Pacific from New York, stated the amount of specie on board that vessel at 587,000 dole., or about 117,4001., making a total receipt of 204,0001. from the United States this week. Yesterday the exchange at Amsterdam on Lon don, as sensed by telegraph, was 23c. lower, at 11.621, short. Letters from St. Petersburg of the 29th ult, report the exchange on England as rather more unfavour able to this country, at 3815-16 to 39 1-16 d. This rate, however, is too low to allow of the transmission of gold from this side. Hamburg letters state that the gold lately de spatched from Loudon on Russian government ac count has been sent to Vienna, whence the funds re ' euisite for the movements of the Czar's forces can be more readily remitted than from St. Petersburg. At Hamburg money . was abundant, at 4 per cent., owing to the large arrival, of silver. The corn mar ket was dull, and prices nominal. Transactions had taken place in spelter at 16 b.m. The frost conti nued; no vessels could reach the harbour, and those there were being hastily prepared for sea. Many cargoes of produce being thus shut out from the market, holders were disposed to raise their pre tensions. Monday next has been appointed special settling day for the shares of the General Water Company of Paris. At Mark-lane to-day the supplies of both home and foreign corn were small. The tone of the mar ket appeared somewhat firmer, but the business transacted was of no importance, at the prices of last Monday. In floating cargoes on passage there were some transactions; a cargo of old Galatz wheat has been sold at 605.; and another of new at 665. Se veral cargoes which have arrived coif the coast were still on sale at the close of the market. With refer ence to the English country markets bold yesterday, and to the leading foreign markets, the report is as follows : Liverpool recovered partially from the depression of last Friday, and the pries of wheat settled at td. per 701bs. under the rates of eight days previous) . Ipswich dull, but the price of wheat unaltered. Newcastle and Hull Is. to 2s. per quarter lower for wheat. The French news resolved to-d .y announce a number of markets with a rise in price, and an almost equal number with a decline. Havre and Marseilles report rising prices. Paris, quiet but firm. At Antwerp the demand was reviving. At Genoa prices have given way. In almost all the Adriatic and Mediterranean ports large arrivals of Black Sea grain were taking place. In the Baltic ports frosty weather had set in, woken early closing of the navigation was expected. Dublin dull ; wheat barely sustained former quotations. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective presidencies, from the 24th alt. to the ith inst., is as follows: Rate of Exchange. Beneal £33,891 I 0 4051 d 4 2 )2e. Old. per Co's. rupee. Madras Bombay Total 1:40,115 6 5 Since the close of the late public sale of colonial wool the market has been very firm, and many par cels that were bought in have been sold at an ad vance. The wool and cloth trades are in a very healthy state, and it is expected that before the next sales in February the stocks in the hands of dealers and manufacturers will be very low. A call of 21. per share falls payable on the shares of the Frankfort, Wiesbaden, and Cologne Railway Company on the 10 h of January. The Australian Agricultural Company's shares were rather weaker to-day, but not materially lower. Peel River were a trifle cheaper, and other land stocks steady. Bank shares were quiet. Bank of Australasia shares were 11. lower, whilst those of Bambara doss to day. 47 e 4 Fr 66 70 It it ii 11 14 ii elial r li the Union Bank of Australia experienced a corres ponding improvement. St. Katherine Dock stock has been dealt in at 93; to 94. The British Electric Telegraph Company, we un derstand, is to be merged into a new company,called the " British Telegraph Company," with a capital of 300,0001., in 20!. ■hares, on which the depoeit is to ho 3!. per share. The proprietors of the old continue their interest in the new company, to which the patent rights, wires, instruments, offices, and other property are made over, and which is duly incorporated by royal charter, limiting the liability of the shareholders. It appears the lines owned by the British Electric Teleicraph Company are already 600 miles, and upwards, in length, pass log east and west from Liverpool to Goole, through every manufacturing town of importance in Lanca shire and Yorkshire, and thence northwards through the coal districts to Newcastle and Carlisle, and by ' the western ports to Glasgow. They have contracts with the Lancashire and Yorkshire, Leeds Nor thern, Stockton and Darlington, West Hartlepool IHarbour and Railway, Newcastle and Carlisle, and Glasgow and South Western Railway Companies. Although the districts at work at present are isolated to a certain extent, by reason of the communication with London not being yet completed, and although half of the lines have only been opened to the pubiic since February, and the remainder within a few weeks, yet the receipts of the company are described as highly satisfactory, and increasing weekly ; and the directors express a conviction that, as soon as the present districts aro united with Lon don, the under:eking will be attended with the most profitable results. To place the company in this position, it is the intention of the directors to coin plete, without delay, the communication between the metropolis and Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Hull, Glasgow, and Greenock. This being completed, the directors further announce their intention of extend ing the communication, by means of land and sub marine wires, to Dublin and Edinburgh, end thus to unite all the great shipping and commercial districts with the three metropolitan cities of the empire, which itis expected will be accomplished before the expiration of the ensuing year. In adverting to their claims to the support of the monied community, on the recon stitution of the company, the directors advert to the efficiency and economical features peculiar to their system of telegraphs, and to the fact that they will thus be enabled, with the experience now obtained, in the erection of telegraphs, to construct a complete telegraphic system over the moot remunerative por tion of the country, fur the comparatively small sum of 160,0001. It is also pointed out that the receipts of one company, in this kingdom, for telegraphic business, exceeds the large sum of 94,0001. per annum, although the telegraphic system of the coun try is as yet so undeveloped. We have received a copy of the report and accounts to the 30th September last, issued by the directors of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, pre paratory to the meeting called for the 13th instant. The receipts for the six months amount to 11,951/. 1 ls. 10d., and the disbursements, including interest on debenture bands issued by the com pany, to 6,302/. 14e. 3d., leaving a balance of profit of 5,4481.175. 7d., which, added to that brought forward from March last, leaves a total balance at credit of revenue of 7,7931. 16s. 2d. The directors recom mend that out of this sum a dividend of 7 per cent., free of income tax, be declared on the 3/. paid-up shares of the company for the six months eliding September 30, and for the two months ending at the same date on those of the new issue ; that a sum of 6661. 13s. 4d., being equal in amount to the excess over 6 per cent. paid to the shareholders, be put to the reserve fund, in accordance with the charter, and that 2301. be carried to the preliminary expenses account. There will I then remain the sum of 2,2101. 9s. 6d. to the credit of revenue for the next half-year. The 23,000 new shares, the issue of which was au thorised at the last general meeting, have been en tirely subscribed fur and paid on. The capital stock of the company consists, therefore, of 50,000 shares, and the amount called up is 200,000/. The invest ments of the company in Canada are stated to amount to 398,4501. (currency). This large sum has been placed on mortgage in rather less than two years, notwithstanding the delays inseparable from the early stages of a business which consists in loans on real estate, requiring the examination of titles, a close valuation of properties, and the execution of deeds. The whole amount is lent at 8 per cent., with the exception of the Montreal Corporation Fire Loan at 6 per cent. The Directors proceed to observe : The fundamental principle of the company's operations, which is to make loans only on real estate of at least double the value of the sum advanced, and the stringency of the regulations, which have been laid down to prevent exces sive or speculative valuations, afford a high degree of secu rity against looses on any of the company's investments; and the directors have the fullest confidence in every loan which has been made. The interest due on the mortgages has been paid with great regularity ; the number of invest ments is steadily increasing; and there is a considerable amount of applications on hand. Towards meeting these investments, the company has borrowed, on debenture bonds, the sum of 193,6001. The principle limiting the sum to be borrowed on debentures which was established by the shareholders at a former meeting, and which the hoard recommend should be strictly adhered to, is, that it should never exceed,sa a maximuns,:this part of the company's share capital not called up. This rule, while it will secure the shareholders against all possible risk of being hereafter drawn into an excessive extension of their engagements, will, at the same time, have the effect of making the security presented to the holders of the debentures abundant and unquestionable—s , as to entitle the company to obtain money on the most favourable terms. With regard to the prosperity of Canada it is ob served :—" The continued progress of Canada, indi cated by all accounts from that colony, must be highly satisfactory to the shareholders. By in creasing the value of real estate, it enlarges, at the same time, the margin of security on which loans have been made; and by opening the field for pro fitable enterprise, it keeps up the demand for capital, which it is the business of the company to supply ; and as this progress is not the result of speculative excitement, but is the natural effect of wider cultiva tion in an agricultural country, it may be hoped that it will not be followed by reaction." Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express:— Amsterdam, Tuesday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 93; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 7-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 11-16; the Com:inns, 5 7-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 76 3.16. Portuguese New, 37. Mexican New, 231 ex div. Granada Deferred, 8 5-16 ; ditto Active, 21. Peruvian New, 644. Dutch, Granada Active, and Portuguese stocks show an improvement, whilst other descriptions were steady. Paris—closing prices of this day : Four-and a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 101.75; ditto Three per ICents., 74.75. Bank Shares, 2,890. These pliers exhibit a rise of to 1 per cent. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. The English funds to-day have again been marked by some fluctuation, but, on the whole, the tendency has been in the direction of improvement, and the present quotations are fully as good as the closing rates of yesterday. Consols for the opening have been dealt in at 941 to ex. div., and are now quoted 941 to 93 for the 18th January, or equivalent to 964 to 1 with the dividend on. The transfer books of several government stocks are now shut, including Consols; nevertheless, there have been transactions for money in this stock by special transfer at 961 to 961, with die. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 931 to 3 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 971 to 3 ; Bank Stock, 2191 to 220; Exchequer Bills, 3s. to 88. prem.; India Bonds, Is. to -Is. prem. Foreign stocks are steady, with a very quietbusmess. Mexican remains quoted 21 1 to 25 1; and Sp anish Deferred, 221 to 3. Granadian Bonds show an im proving tendency. The Active Bonds of this state have been dealt in at 22 ; ditto Deferred, 81 to 1 ; Portuguese Five per Cents., 45; ditto Four per Cents., 411; Sardinian, 891 tx div.; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 161; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64. There has been a good inquiry to-day for home mining shares, more especially for some of the speculative stocks, including Great Wheal Alfred, West Alfred Consols, Caryannal, East Wheal Rus sell, and Boringdon Consols. There has also been a rather marked " run" in the shares of some English adventures in which it is alleged that gold ore has been found in large quantities, and sufficiently rich to allow of its re munerative working. Amongst these may be enn ' merated South Devon Consols, West Wheal Jane, and Castle Dines. The shares of the first-named Company have been run up to 11 prem., though sell ing a few days ago at sto Z die. The sales reported are :—South Tolgus, at 140; Treviakey, 50, 521; Alfred Consols, 241, 1 ; Bedford United, 8,5; Great Wheal Alfred, 37, 1 ; Yeoland Consols, 5, 1 ; Tavey Console, 21, 3; Stokes Clitnsdale C.:nsols, 3,1; Cattle Diana, 15, = ; West Wheal Jane, 6s. 6d. prem. Balnoon, 63a.; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 41; Bor ingdon Console, 375. Gd., 40e. ; Arundel United, 1:1,1; 'fhe gold miffing shares were rather firmer, though not actually dealt in. The Colonial Gold Company's shares are chiefly in favour. New Granada shares were also sensibly better. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted to 1 prem.; Great Nugget, 3-16 to 3.16 prem.; Port Phillip, 1 to 1 die.; British Australian, to 1 die.; Nouveau Monde, sto ;: prem.; Ague Fria, (to 1 prem. United Mexican shares, after their lute advance, to-day showed an unfecourable reaction, of about 10s. per share. The !Metcalfe Company's shares were steady at Z to 1 prem. Thenominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, 5 to 5 die.; Lewis Hill Range, Zto die. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica). Ito pm.; Britannia Gold, 1 to 1 per oh.; Mount Carbon Coal, to ci die.; Kenmore, par to 1 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, 5 die. to par ; Connemara. 1, dia. to par; Glenaulin, Ito dia.; Australian Mutual, 3to die .; Poltimore, ato a prom.; Great Crinnis, per to 5 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 1 to 15 pm.; Sue River (of Jamaica), 5 dia. to 5 prem. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), I to 1 prem.; Adelaide Lund and Gold, 15 to 01 dia. ; Australasian Coal, 1 to 5 die.; Liguanea (nf Jamaica), 1 to 5 die. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 1 , to 1 prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 die. to par ; Australian Consols, Ito 5 dia.; Fortuna, 1 to 1 prem.; Lackamor Copper,ll-16 to 9-16 dia.; Obernhof, 5 to Z pm.; Glad. bach Zinc, par to 5 prem.; San Fernando Silver Lead, par to 5 prem. ; London and Virginia Gold, 5 die. to s prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 1 to 11 prem.; Great Hewes United Tin, 5 dis.to par; Cologne Leada to 5 die.; Monarch Gold, 5 to h dia. ; Jamaica Copper, 1 to 3 prem.; New South Wales Gold, Zto 5 die.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, to 1 dia. ; New Linares, 1 dis..to par; South Devon Console, 1/ to 1: prem.; Dhurode Copper, 5 die. to I prem.; Melbourne Gold, 5 to 3 dia. • THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoex. The gold mining share market is inactive to-day, and devoid of feature. Agua Fria are quoted 13-16 to 13-16 prem.; Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 11.16 prem.; Great Nugget, 3.16 to 6-16 prem ; and Nouveau Monde, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Australian Agricultural shares have advanced to 48 to 49. Peel River are quoted 7 1 to II- prem.; Scottish Australian Investment, 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. ; and North British Australasian, Ito 4 prem. Imperial Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 6 ; Cobra at 46 . ; Santiago 31; and United Mexican at 1 to 3. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. SI:CUR.—The market remains steady but yet inactive. 700 Ithdr. Porto Rico were offered in public sale, about one third bought in, the remainder sold 31s. 6d. to 40s. ; 230 hhds. Cuba Muscovado.: also sold, in public sale, at 225. to 3.is. Refined steady ; brown lumps, 435. 61. ; grocery, 440. to 48s. Correa —The public sale of 200 casks plantation Ceylon went a steadily at yesterday's currency; native Ceylon quoted firm at 475. TEA.—The market is quiet; operators are now anxiously waiting the arrival of the telegraphic news. Yesterday dealers bought about 1,600 chests fresh-landed medium to good common coogou, from ls. sd. to is. Pd. SPICES.-200 bags pimento sold freely in public sale at full prices, 6d. to 61d. per lb. Pepper : 900 bags Singapore sold steadily at 41,1. per lb. Corrox.-700 bales sold yesterday on 'Change, at a shade lower prices. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market today is firm, with en upward tetideticy. Town tallow is quoted 665. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 665. 6d. ; Dec., OGs. ; January to March, 661. 3d. to 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 80s. to 100 s. ; inferior, 50s. to GOs. ; Rower, 454. to 654.; clover, 70$. to 115:.; second cut, 60s. to 100 s.; straw, 365. to 40s. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. _ . _ LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, 10 IL M. Wind B.S.E. moderate, and foggy. Arrived.—C ormorant, steamer, from Rotterdam ; Majestic, from Archangel; Jane Roberts, from Lon don; Sedulous and Enterprise, from Falmouth; Saldanha, from Quebec ; North Star, from Bombay ; Chimborazo, from Callao; Rosalie, from Pernambuco. The steamer Royal William, from Dublin, that was ashore near the Red Noses, got off this morning, without having sustained any damage. QUEENSTOWN, DEC. 6. Wind N.N.W., light. Arrived.—Lykkens Haab, from Alexandria ; Kitty, from Callao; Zoe, from Mauri:ius ; Santruce, from Havannah ; Star, from Tagangrog; Sarah, from Glasgow, to embark emigrants for New York. Off.—Dagger, from Demerara, for Liverpool; and Tonsberg, from Cuba. Sailed.—New Bottle, Auguste, Observer, Atkinson, Marietta, Matteo, and Fortune, for London ; Lotus, for Matanzas. __ GRAVESEND. THURSDAY, 10 A.M. Commis' Rrrnaw. Wind N.W., moderate, and nazy ; half ebb. Arrived.—Baron Osy, steamer, from Antwerp; Fonmer, from Riga ; Eleanor, from Memel ; Sir John Ogilby, from Cronstadt. Sailed.—Tamer, for Sydney; City of London, steamer, for Dunkirk. DEAL, Tau ItSDAT 9.20 A.M. Wind E. by S., light aniline. Passed.—Maid of Judah, from London, for Sydney; Ipswich Lass, from London, for St. Michael's ; Regalia, from London, for Grenada. Sailed.—Bussorah Merchant, Morning Star, and Ludovic ; all for the river. SEVERAL DRAUGHT HORSES were sent out in the Oriental Company's steamer Tagus, which left South amptoa yesterday with the Peninsular mail. These horses are intended to work on the Lisbon Railr o ad . TILE D.ANGERS OF THE PAVEMENT.—The neglect of cleansing the public footpaths in the metropolis has become such a growing eril that at the present time they are not only dilyraeeful, but highly dangerous to pedes trians. A clause of the new police regulations bears directly on the subject, but it has not been carried out. Paragraph 6 of the 60th cruse is as follows:—" F. very occupier of a !mum or tenement iu any town within the said (Metropolitan Police) di.trict, who shall not keep sufficiently swept and cleansed all footways and water cour‘es adjoining the premises occupied by him, shall be liable to a penalty of not more than 40s. for every such offence." AUSTRALIAN EMIGRATION.—The Hyderabad left South,meton on Tuesday, with nearly 300 government emigrants, bound for Port. Adelaide. The Hooghly, another Australian emigrant ship, has just arrived in S iuthamptou. water. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWVIt.—• ... Return of traffic for the week ending Dec. 4, 1860 Passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, and Mai* 21,3321. 14s. 01. ; merchandise, '2'2,5231. 16s. 101.; Mitt* 1,6731. 10.. 4d, Total , 43,630/. Is. 2d. Corresponding weak, 42,0751. 1.1%. 2d. MARIA ANTONIA RAMWAT.—Traffie for week , snding Nov. 24, 1863, 2111. Correiriontling week, 1851, 1981. SI 101 2 is In lAwslat 1 prim 'Tater* 1 In 4 i i +'l f.' 5 74 76 7i di II dis 241 4 1