The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-31 00:00:00

ir./ ‘ .%. yv 41, IF • L.... . - . - _ . 1 • A* A + - 4... • J. -""""..• _. . •.- • - • . \ 1 • 1.• 1 -- LONDON, MONDAY EVENING,., JANUARY 31, 1853. [THREEPENCE. Londonderry City and County—James Murray, Esq., of Mooney, I,ftdonderry. Loagford—John H. Irony, Esq., of Curiekinons, and 31, Upper Mount -street, Dohlin. Loath—Richard Kagan. Esq., of Greenntennt, Castle bellinglunn. Kayo—John Christopher Garrey, Esq., of Murriak Abbey, Westport. Heath—James Lennox Napa, jun., Esq., of Losgbenw, SHARE LISTS. MUGU =LW* Va. 4.16.6 10 8 layer/ Ind lloatordaa I 44114 3 I Solidaa amen Janata I 11 lb za ism lad afgesium 134 144 111 I *Da end Ileastaa ... 4 Ino II 6 Own\ Iltrolak... ... - 2 dlo 64 004 1 2 . $ I ONO = 1.1. 41;;;;a1;... I 21 30 3 Jedollon af me ".. ne tee 01. W • par I . Do. ... -. 4 I - So II - ... es If a* to to Do. (Ilallwai) - .. 4 44 ~ I I I Do. - ... -. .. I .. 1 $ Do. (Illool).- - _ 14 1 10 3 Do.o per at. 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The .Railway Times esiimetes the kraal trea receipts for the whole klogdom since the Ist Jana u fohows.:— • • - Aggregate amount '26. or Average »Wit received. idles open. per au*. 1853 £1,025,213 6,552 £l5O 13 - 0 1852 903,112 6,329 112 13 (I` 1841 8e8,730 6,136 139 19 0 SATURDAY ETZITING The railway market was' generally heavy this afternoon, and, with a greater pressure of sales in the latter part of the day, prices generally closed at a reduction of 10s. to 11. per cent. At the close, the appearance of the market was unsatisfactory. French lines were lower. Luxembourg's slightly improved. - Clsoriia County—Robert Staples, E.g., of Dawson, Darrow. - 4 - t am -Chula Preach, Esq., of Cabir, Premis ing* A. Holmes, Esti , of Cloghor Homo, Bal ellinr:lwe The Hoe. Georg* O'Callagisaa, of Elbassbay Castle, Clogheen. Tyrosso—Aleasindor George Stuart, Esq., of Dromespil, sad lisybert-street, Dublin. Watertord—George Beresford Poet, Esq., of BrllvEle Mats / THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. There has been a considerable fall to-day in the railway market, which sympathises with Consols. Sales, both speculative and bona fide, have been firmly pressed, and at the present moment the mar ket wear a very unfavourable appearance. Foreign lines have also fallen. IMAM AND STOCKS 1:12.01/AZANTIND. Park, Cappoquio. Waterford City—Michael Dobby Hamra, Esq., of Oleo*. tle, Waterford. axe Erin*ley Marlay, Esq., of Belvidere, Wezford—Joka Usher, Esq., of Ballinkeel, Ensiaeordsy. Wicklow-91r1M*0 Howard, Baronet, of Bushey, E11111S• kart. lanwat.. Is to-day sp W I p.m. ale s • THE ACHILLI CASE. MINTINCE UPON DR. NEIMAN, gt. Ito• li. 1 $i I . MiNa ar y "s: ;~ 211 Si 1,1 • II I Mei • COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—TaiI DAT. Baran Was Carron; US. dilionea Osuasoies, Ka. JONIIOI ti ►eil Tina do. do. 201.. !Bridal is' avatar ... - -4 lO7 109_ 6 WT•airmiig, ------------ DUBLIN ' JAN. 29 arrangements, his Excellency ith the Countess of St. Ger expected to arrive in Dublin w entry will be a public am, military to line the aboils ch. The viceregal Nreirgis Dublin Castle yesterday. appointment of Major Lar foder-Secretaryship has given that ' satisfaction which extorts who are inclined to quarrel present government proprietor of the late proprietors of the came before the Court of motion on the part of the ' venue from the county of A laid by the plkanA to , city of Dublin, tMsotion circumstance of the peat rich it would be n to ri . Om the defence, both from this city and The action is one for damage% the = emitting in the publication of certain the Nation and from some London on the case of Birch v. Sir William After a protracted discussion the venue was changed to Naas, in the county of Kildare. The proceedings • which Birch is at the same time carrying on against .lir. C. (3. Daffy, of the Nation, are in the shape et a criminal information for the publication of alleged .Libellous matter copied from that journal into the Freeman. The deputy-governor of Kilmainhani prison has resigned, and it is understood that this step was ren dered necessary by some act of favour towards the Convict Kirwan while under his charge. The de puty-governor's conduct on the occasion was made ,the subject of an investigation. Archbishop Cullen ac kn owledges in the Tablet the receipt of 2001. from an anonymous subscriber for SO fonds of the intended Roman Catholic Univac ity. A Rev. Dr. Taylor. who is described as a graduate of the London University, has been ap pointed in the place of the late Rev. Dr. Coo , one of the secretaries for the proposed Roman Catholic )natitution. IRISH HIGH SHERIFFS. Dratne CASTLE, JAN. 27, 1853.—Their Basellessiel the Nerds Justices have been pleased to emir' the tstsisr tsamed gentlemen to the ogles of high sheriff for tb 61- /mimic counties and counties of cities and towns, be the rap 15 : 53 : __ _ Antrim—Robert Shona Adair, Esq., of BSA Armagh—Peter John Fuse, Count de Salts, of Tan ileregve. Culow—John B. Brady, Esq., of Mysball Lodge, My- CMrickfergus Town—James Barnett, Esq., of Carrick- Cana—Joseph Storey, Esq., of Biaafield, Cavort. Arrastroag, Esq., of Newhall, Etude. Cerk—Riehard Toluca Rye, Esq., of Rye Court, Crooks ton. Cat City —Andrew J. Wood, Esq , of Woodlands, Cork. Deekentl—Alreander John Robert Stewart, Esq., of Ards Besse, Creeloogh. Dowo—William B. Fords. Esq., of Seaford', Mouth. Therteda Town—Patrick Mathaws, Esq., of Anassor, iiutTia—Viseniat St. Lawman, of Rowth Castle, Booth. Dublin City—Valontine O'Briaa O'Connor, Eq., of, Xeresford-plue, Dahlia. ark's.utaaingli—Jaass Hain, Eq., of Armagh Howe, Lie- 11 —„ ,--• uursi—Jamaa Daly, Eq , of Coals Daly, Loabria. Galway Towa—lialsaaed O'Flaliarty, Esq., of Knock haat, Mayeslies. 'UM—Richard Malimy, has.. of Dragoon Cattle, Una . tadae—Charles of Lem Hear hlassa. Kilkenny —Robert EOM S R" elf Illar ea L iLsoctopher. ILilltency City—Hoary Potior, FA., of Drokokal Howe, iLifkartay. • Lag'. Cosaty—Joke Wakoly, Eq., of Bollybarloy, blostlorry. jaltrin—William Arthur Lowder, Fog., of Boasyb•g. veumut. • Llootoisis—Rugh 11 , Ifog ,of Itivoiodolo, ..limerick City—Jams t, ER., of Cloorgerstroot, hismoisk. / 1 ii , ---- , 0 / / i . ~.1 ori •- .- .4 . ig-•.1 7 c-7.:1e x(ei /r- e L ---: ,'. ..... No. 2,010.] --- 0 PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return Yof youth to the respectlne boardlogodeek afar the Mum= C osirlty. Newer a solicitude Al their petsioal esoMmt isal elbow 6... %.,, ~ 0 the itow LAND/ Atacama* off, % w oe= 3 aag,...1 , sad 'or torwartai sod bionalog Ma esir„ z wif., , for Warrior the Ida us. aid sod DOWLADDE to Pass= 1 .n,...1 way ate, r, ~, caertttme Weft bustliolly wbbe ommeidag tba a n ent ,re e Mamonnolb7 aceo.tadialllMlDl fleg llec Oda. 4 Iment of tho-e per adeanlemes se rivenelly see& lw red Wade I. hroare of epalana Natalia there erg webs el I aa a tear • the wee of "Ilowbiale pressitio NM stile sellie aa 0. sosy;er er labst.—SeM by A. SOW LADD wid MOM le. Salsa. 1 palm London. sad by Mendel* and perteosee. I ---------. -7.. . , . I • ,7"ii I d I, I _a . r .• • err , e. • I I ' . 4 . el. ' I • f ; I I ~ N ip•lpMEMmonoC • , ), m_72 - 7 1 ' ! IM' i , I 1 0 ~ 114 4 ,E W 0 MPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, we,' .t.tly elegance with 11001.0111 ac —JAN/Rs cam. Tam Vic: A tllt.siell PoLISIILO MAHOGANY ARABIAN BED. 1 [ IMO. th.t hat. Cermet, Carom, lowans-glass, sad Upholstery Werebours —bitoMPTolt HOUSE, :I and 1.. o........b a udi agi. LOCUM IU DUE. rAtionte• when, and a Hat of galore wan post See THE DAILY NEWS. Lambs Morning raper, prise M. ima r, , :anal Ogee. the DAILY ti ZWI le at Oa heed of the Li- bra Preis al Ones MO* stletwating bus ensures be is brigs' um, ea all swot awl yeestisel reterseq whaler yelitiod. sestet, wie se lestleaL Is thee:me se& wise et Ile Osessel Nesse.—le tbit ounney et he ro::=Toasek la g. m i leths ti Z a Arig= " t bl and =to! wessioell Is the Clty. leaver. swi Neisabsey Ardeles, W i lb l eel is wwwpsesel. sorer a were atelleellse et Ibilyybey dm eny ether paper— ...oda/ early et Nippler to the ham Isms by sleety IMMlnlag sail—sad them , daily Mining Depart, whit Set el prise% Protteri or if to Ilmas, as Wei the wily rawer bedew lb. Mess" whets redeem. sod hers always ateleied. ken No s o on Tioasese atreerti.emella. yo le lobe. Wow Is shows W tbe het TOM W slang waaM is tbs year INN es No Wan Imam wldeb It will be ,sea 'het Ibis poet the iteopet lis t=Mee wry yews) had in firs ruse Melee Ile Mies eleilteempatters: / 110AWONsiL Illeows isseed. 110..ise cu ....--- 1T10......... 5111 . 117 Was ass Pore 1771_ DowY NZ% 11 se Mama-- ...... ........ 1751 LIMO* DAIL Tbgenalneeded maintenaam JIM= jomia ll atrwlas ONO iessotly 'spewed by seeetialteetly: • 'The • Delly hen' Is the youspet - el II So Lewis mixolog =Press the 4-t it Wet Yoh greond and • Mood lume—gepts• insahlartly that easneffetles Illiendea wide' le dimly the . *dm el lOwleal t soil slverly. with Use mow/ highest at Ile lisel deft /seers sod with Ile keyed Mkt se obsellist es Ilse • Thille—elleliol by say dsle pew. he piIWM mese 1100 gerreepeolls with Al simmargial 1 •Ndeswe." Te beseiwel elm Nesbeim ee Newsom la the itlyidlNE ; scat Alollse, le. Dswesrlsoesset. Plestotrort. tondos. .I:rCULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, ovinnks, AlaLempleissl. sod Origtoel. le. emelt ; by yea, bd. I. WHAT TO LAT, DIME, AND AVOID. u. LECTURE TO YOUNG KM M. HOW TO BB HAPPY. IT. MORAL AND PHYSICAL ENJOYMENT OP Lin. o. ON SPECIAL MUM VI. TEI tantrum OP DARRIAOII LIM • en. DIMINO! OP WINTZIL - WO. "DIsIISART DIRANOTA6YIIII, CONVIIPATION, sad HAMM& 1 DOM. ix. sad a. • mourn, WISH, mad SCOTCH LAMM I vele, le. esti it. HYDZOPtTIiT : OR, THE COLD MATES CURL .• agree* IS, Patersoswesow; Carattho. 147. Flestsereet: Masa. ifle. Oesoll. sad all bioltselisio : or et M. L CoIgIININII. M.D., 10, o ir Sageobares, who eery be mewolleddelly Iron ski. • a, IRELAND. • i DUBLIN ' JAN. 29. I . According to present arrangements, his Excellency Alai Lord Lieutenant, with the Countess of St. Ger. i sm and suite, may be expected to arrive in Dublin ( so Thursday next. The entry will be a public one, .but the presence of the military to line the slam* 'mill be dispensed with. The viceregal equipoise ;OM servants arrived at Dublin Castle yesterday. is I anticipated, the appointment of Major Lat. *WI le the Irish Under-Secretaryship has given that .r'i and unequivocal satisfaction which extort' Buhl opaa from those who are inclined to quarrel • AO& miry act of the present government. The ages of James liirch, proprietor of the late World, newspaper, against the proprietors of this FreaseesJournal for libel, came before the Court of ischarra yesterday in a motion on the part of thi Alidnalenis for a change of venue from the county ol .11Wilow, where it had been laid by the pl • • ti locality nearer to the city of Dublin, motive grounded on the circumstance of the psi at witnesses which it would be necessary tc kr the defence, both from this city and from The action is one for damages, the alleged 'enlisting in the publication of certain article, e Nation and from some London newsparn rth d. on the case of Birch v. Sir William Somerville After a protracted discussion the venue was changed to Naas, in the county of Kildare. The proceeding, • which Birch is at the same time carrying on against :Mr. C. (3. Daffy, of the Nation, are in the shape of o criminal information for the publication of *Revd .Libellous matter copied from that journal into the Freeman. The deputy-governor of Kilmainham prison hal resigned, and it is understood that this step was iron eyed necessary by some act of favour towards the Cowie Kirwan while under his charge. The de. The passages to the court were crowded at an early hoar this morning, it having been intimated that sentence would he passed upon the Rev. Dr. Newman for his libel upon Dr. Dr. Newman entered the court shortly before ten o'clock, accompanied by Mr. Ward,who was some timesincedeptived of his rank in the Univenity of Orford for a work entitled "The Ideal of a Christian Church," and who almost imme diately afterwards joined the church of Rome. The reverend embalm, although evidently in an infirm state of health, entered into cheerful cuovenation with the gentlemen who crowded around - IcaTuige;eanse — into court a few minutes alter 10 o'clock, and, on taking their vests, Lord Campbell said that as Dr. Newman was in court, and, as he understood, in a feeble state of health, he might be accommodated with a convenient seat during the pre liminary part of the proceedings. ' Several affidavits were put in and read, that of Dr. New man Natl.' that he knew nothing of Dr. Aehilli previous to the y ends lectures, and that therefore his attacks paulsotisil boa as personal hostility; that Dr. Aehilli ISMS to Illmeimibes, where Dr. Newman was residing, •kora masher of pupils under his charge, and at tar Chisel of Nome with bitter hostility, which ONNlNffiii him (the defendant) to defend it, and that he re lied apes the• accuracy of the charges previously made whist Dr. Achill' in the Ilublis Review, and which, though published long before, had never received any con tradiction. It also recited much of the matter given in evidence by Dr. Newman in justification of the libel, and which it was supposed would go in mitigation of punish ment. Sir F. Thesiger objected, at this stage, to the repetition of the evidence, as he would not have any opportunity of answeriug it. Lord Campbell thought that in mitigation of the punish- ment the alidavit was receivable. — lair F. Tkseiger Bald ilieU;tierintroduced in the affidavit came long after the publication of the libel, and could not therefore form any ground of belief. The Attorney-General (Sir A. Cockburn) said the affida vit would not have been put in but for the attack made against Dr. Newman by the other side. It was desired to show what grounds Dr. Newman had for believing the charges he had made. Lord Campbell, having consulted with the other judges, decided in favour of the admissibility of the affidavit. Other affidavits were put in, same of which were ad mitted by the court, and others rejected. Dr. Bablngton's and Sir Benjamin Brodie's affidavits went to prove that Dr. Newman was in a bad state of health, and that confinement in prises would, in all probability, produces state of feeble ness of body from which be would not recover. The Attorney-General, addressing thier lordshipain miti gation of punishment, said that Dr. Achilli was the , and that he assailed, if not Dr. Newman person 27,117heeds of that church with which Dr. Newman was connected. lie assailed the clergy of the church of Bosse from the Pope on him throne to the humblest minister, sad he accounted for his seeessioa from the church of Rome on the ground of the profligacy of its priests, and his desire to expaw it. It was quite natural that this was a cause of scnadal and offence to those who were attacked, and quits justified the persons assailed in turning round and testing the credit du. to the statements of their accuser. The result of these inquiries were embodied in an article in the Dublin Ruins, and republished in another paper. With those papers Dr. Newman had nothing to do. They bad been =llit i rcla i l l a o t w ed e l'o t r he m m ore to t br e 12 n months, and yet Dr. ed and wamstimed. If their lordships should think that the evidence was hi favour of Dr. Newman, be trusted they would think it a maple's vindication of the course Dr. Newman had in bringing the character of Dr. Achilli to the a the British public. Mr. IlealsoatWilkins feilewed on the sense side, as dii alas Xt. Baseswell,. Q.C., Mr. Addison, sod Mr. Bsddeley. Sir F. Tbsolger, eggrevation of punishment, said he bad boss ossape ll ed. is ansequenee of the extraordinary mom Ids opponeate had take., n address many more oh ' sisrvalimm I.i e end else be bad eriginaily intended. It had boss urged by tits Mbar side that Dr. Newman was to ! be relieved treat all guise of law, and that his high per , meal character, whisk be (Sir F. Theeiger) would not for a I meassotimptipt. was to stand in the way of his punish ' meat Ilea • •Oval. bad never been allowed to any Sollenamt wise had momnd before that court. The 111111 Mill sawed pressoM to address the courtat Gond ; demi& bmgth in opposition to the points alleged in miti plies of punishment. Sir F. Kelly, in following on the same side, said that not a syllable of regret had been expressed on the part of Dr. Newsum, but that, on the contrary, his counsel had per sisted is reiterating the false charges against him in the I most offsasive terms. Dr. Newman Me for the purpose of addressing the court. bat at the suggestion of Lord Campbell he resumed his seat. Mr. ladles Coleridge, as the senior puisne judge, pro seeded to state the opinion of the court on the case as it had been laid before it, and after considering the whole of the circumstances, tautest:od the rev. defendant to a fine of 1001., adding that Dr. Newman most be im prisoned in the Queen's prison, amongst the first class of misdemeanants until such fine should be paid. The fine wu immediately paid to the officer of the court by the rev. defendant's solicitor. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. A, The January omits of this court commenced to-day, at tea Oink Ware lbe Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Itoserlor,, Abitemen file J. Musgrove and Lawrence, the sissies mil unier-eheriffs, and the usual city authorities. The OM edition of the calendar contains the mans of 96C 81.8" Retarder, in charging the grand jury, said that, altbougla die amber of prisoners contained in the calendar wet about the end average, he was glad to inform them that. with wry few imeeptions. none of the cases were of KIWIS OIVIVIVie, IV M peanut any dilliculties either is law se hi. Then was NW charge of murder, the tie emestanger eimmesead with which appeared to be involved is a psi IWO mister!. The evidence went to show that the unbetimete disammil was a woman in humble condition of life ' awl that the eirshited with the person scented, and it dm =girt ebeity Were her death she was heard to utter trim of and that the prisoner must have be at mole. praise at the time. It was very isipsdast dot ewe of this kind should be strictly in vestigated. if this fact and SOMA others that =6,M the depositions were made out to their be theterbt It would be their duty to find a bill against lbe inner. There was also a charge against a man ellbsving deserted his bastard child, apparently with thee** el castiag the burden of its maintenance upon the pull- A question of law might arise in this case whether, as me actual injury was done to the child the act of the Omar ansesated to an indictable offence, bat as the UMW VAS certainly one of considerable lateen% and be raesiolered ti would be a very strange state of tbe law Howell ea eat as this, whereby the child might at all evade he HAM to serious injury, did not constitute an ann. awl so it appeared to hist that it at airevents ametmeedi to ma rusk. be considered the grand jury weal& Is well to AA the bill, and leave it to the omit be beide the dune meesien of law. His leedship then Y▪ elet to the i r i ZerL i azd fraud against Mr. obsonfai Ma% the imp ameent of mew that was aMeipei M have boss ailleinei. and the Wise dosomslonem emmeated with the eon, the inquiry Wel one el a i st deal of interest, yet it did not appear to either with regard to the law or the Maleinnessand would of course deal with it as widi as esikaary ems forgery. Tie gaimijoiy time retired. The Hoa. Jane Frances Bickersteth, only daughter of the late Lord Langdale, succeeds to the famil7 estate in Herefordshire of the late Earl of Ozford and Mortimer, who died without issue on the 19th instant. ii:liii If 1 all io ~ ~s 1,1 all Bt. 1110 ►N' ►OO ►OO ►OO ►OO 12 1 11 it. aoi it. too 11 11 to 1 it 100 4t. 1 1180 i1l Mawr l andsa nslempad Cod' mil Debilama MINIJaw Dadil=rillAtmr. Esse ilea Maks mitt. (LIS Irrai Wien Own IT; CF; "fratel:K:l7 - vo. Awe is ira me r 0 OW as!' usinshi• __••• fie: as ws. tioilatmisla Oligraw . 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Paid ao Aastralaida.. --..-- all 30 Chem sent Or Audralis, aad China I 26 !saheb, Scottish, aad Australian Chartered 4 El !radon Charterwlesalt or Australia li 6 Royal Austrel..Baaktar sad Gold Import. Co. I U South .. winds 2ll ZS Cellos of Adana' all ... Do. New 2% $1 It i 14 1 li Maga( priors Saturday 34 34 par ►►4 43 41 73 74 id 734 3i d 8 ►4 a MISCELLANEOUS. elealng Yvtess.useass. Pd prices Jan. 29. %winkHu Agri. 232 213 N. Brit. Amt. land all 16 II L. Andra' Lut Load 26 42 61 Vas Dietnems Land , 29 15 17 10,000 113,712 12.700 10.000 Baines done to-day Ifo SS MINES. • SATURDAY EVININO. There has again been a gootiliaaneisitilitgllsh mining shares to-day, and the market continues very firm. Botallack and Wheal Trevelyan shares have been much inquired for to-day. We hear of sales in Wheal Basset, at 575 ; East Wheal Rose, 244, 245 ; North Pool, 320, 330; South Tolgus, 225; South Prances, 180, 185; South Cara don, 155, 1571; Levant, 165; Condurrow, 1121; East Pool, 140, 145; West Providence, 54, 55; Can Brea, 84, 86; Treviskey, 90; Tremayne, 29, 30; Trelawney, 62; Alfred Consols, 164, 174; West Treasury, 9,1; West Banat, 74; Wheal Trevelyan, 4, 1 ; Tamar Consols, 61; Neater's, 285., 325. • Vale of Towey, 355.; St. Day United, 31, 34; Cat hedral, 2,1; West Ding Dong, 121; Cubert, 35.., 40a.; North Vale of Towey, 1 - 7 s. 6d.; Cwm Brook, 10a., 12s. tld.; Merliya, 41; Orsedd, 2y, 4; Clive, 8. The gold mining shares were a shade firmer to day, owing, it is believed, to some of the shares having been considerably " beared." Waller shares, however, were lower, the attempts to prop up this market being tempo rarily unsuccessful. The non-ofilcial quotations are : Australian My teal, 1 to 1 prem.; Australian Consols, 1 to 1 prem.; Garnett and Mo*eley, 1 die. to 1 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, din. to par. •, Melbourne Gold, 1, 1 Anglo-Australian, par to prem.; L'Aigls d'Or, par to 1 prem. ; Worthing, 3, ; ()olden Mountain, 5-16 to 3-16 dia.; Lewis Hill Range, to 1 din ; Union Gold, to 3 prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew Copper Company, to 11 prom.; Jamaica Copper, par to 1 prem. ; Misen Head, par to 1 prem.; Kenmare, 1 to 1 prem. ' • Conne mara, 1 to 1 prem.; Olenoulin, par to 1 per; Carberry West, par to 1 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. Business continues very quiet in the gold mining shares, but there is not any marked weakness in prices, generally !peaking. The shares of the Lon don and Californian Quartz Crushing Company are, however, being marked in the official list at 10s., and even 12s. 6d. discount per 11. share. In other mining stocks, and in the Australian Land shares there is no moveatent. Galan *mums no, Adam. Yam Peal rrialls dumb Saturday to-day a---- •- --.- 100,000 1 Una Fria all /11 pm It . 100.090 10e. Atisto Californias - MAO 10 tustralealaa 2 1 4 .31 .. .: KM 10 Amanita* 3 3 3 10,019 1 Australian Cordillera 100.000 1 Australian Freebeld 50,000 1 Ave Warta all ois p 230,009 I llTltlith Australian Gott all 1 Ipmll 1 10,000 10 Irina Area 13.1 10 10,000 13 Brava,lato-(tes.atitps S 1 341 4 0,000 30 Do- Oxamand Gnat, all 1 21 11,000 30 Do. 84. Jobs Del Er 13 19 30 mom, 1 Cereal's 0teen........• 4 MAW= 4 4 13,000 40 Cahn 100,000 1 C. ....-.. 1 24 21 7m 34 1 ..- IL .. O M mpilim. - 334, .. Oapper. ims of Mag. all - - 1, 25 Do- Pre'. 7, per mat. all 110,1104• 1 IlaellsAie.trahaaGypper all 9 11 el. 100,090 2 OreatNegget Vela all II pm 51 20,001 20 Go-oral -.. .. -..— all 134 1 1 9,000 OVUM Deft of lido all per I ma MON 0114 PlieNdL all 11 11 am 191,00 l: Leis Ilenmart. all 1 1 die 123,00 l whiny on I 1 faa 60,000 LOMlllailealitiern. Gold = Crashing Lb all 1 d 1 pat dik 1 1 100,1100 30,093 1 italssablithAsideas 9 44 3ad 100,001 New Gramede ...... ell 1 210,000 Nemeses Meade 154,000 Nest lam. IIIOm 2 1 4 60,090 Gaarte look ... „ all par 1 put 14 10,004 2 Ill i cuiey Iron.-- New 7,900 30 Ilialligt &Cabe 144 7 S Now 1 *NO Malrallan ..... - all 4 die par 1 some 10 Gs Omit 41.11174 sant , Ilailed Mszkaa 70,00 1 Weller - all 14 2 pea 100,000 1 Weft armada ....„ meo Moo llartoomao ar 100,A00 w I Yobs a « all • p 4 t Is Ditto Nara eintAigi &Ws dos* Aretrollaa Tin Craft ....... UNlewl llozkea Waller Wait Gram& Woe ilarlpaaa. We may take this opportunity of observing that the late resolution of the Stock Exchange Committee, in which they refuse to quote in their hat the shares of any new mining company unless they are regis tered and deliverable by transfer, has been con firmed. It will come into operation on the Ist Feb rusty, and will apply to all such mining companies as may hereafter be formed. MONEY MARKET. dAruaDAT Evart)! O. The stock markets have seldom, even on a Satur day, presented so dull an appearance as to-day. The attendance of dealers was smaller than usual, and no disposition to operate was shown; indeed many of the members of the house appear to have left this after noon for Paris to witness the ceremonial of the Em peror's marriage. On the whole, the tendency of the markets was unfavourable, Consols showing no symp tom of rallying from the depression of yesterday afternoon, whilst in the railway department there was a decided preponderance of sales, this market leaving off at the lowest point of the week. Consols ruled throughout the day at 991 to 4 for money and the account of the 10th February, being the reduced rate current after the regular business hours yesterday. The transactions were almost entirely for money, and there were few pur chases. The official report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 4,1; ditto, for account, 991. Three per Cent. Reduoed, 1001, k,l; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1. Long [Annuities, 1860, 6 7-18; ditto 30 years, 1860, 6 3-16. India Stock, 2711. Bank Stock, 228, 2271. The market for Exchequer Bills was not so steady to-day, and the price ruled at 675. to 61s prem. India Bonds mark 70s. prem. Foreign stocks were igenerall7 steady, with a quiet ifetimes. Russian and Sardinian stocks have met 'with some inquiry. Buenos Aj roan is recovering,' and Spanish securities are well supported at the late rally. Bargains are recorded se follows :—Austrian Five per Cent. Serie, 9 prem. Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 104,102; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Centa,lBs2, 98. Buenos Ayres Six per Couto., 87. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 98. Ecuador Bonds, 61, I. Mexican Three per Cents., 23. l ßussian Five per Cents., 120, 1191; ditto, Four-and la-Half per Cents., 103/. Sardinian Five per Cents., 194. • S • h Old Three per Cents., 47, g; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 22i, I the Com mittee's Certificates, b, 51 per cent. Swedish Loan, 2, it die. It appears that the report of a loan being con tracted by Prussia is well founded. The amount will be about' five millions sterling, and will be for railway purposes • but as the Prussian government enjoys excellent Credit at home, and has seldom ex perienced difficulty in supplying itself there with any accommodation required, it is not likely any portion of the loan will be offered in the London market. Still, if the terms are good, offers may be made privately for a portion of it by our home capitalists. The rate of interest, however, is Only 4 per cent., so that the offer, is not at all tempting. Oat-ratan of the movement of the precious lintels this week shows a considerable excess of shipments over receipts, the latter having been on a smaller scale than for many mantles past. The Asia has brought in 201,051 dollars from New York ; and the Tagus 3,3711. from Portugal and Gibraltar. A small freight in gold has also been brought in by H.M.S. Tyno from the Brazils, and by the Lady Jocelyn from Africa. The specie brought on freight by the Humboldt from New York is almost entirely destined for the Continent. Our total recei t ...tt of the precious metals this week probably do not exceed tho insig nificant sum of 50,0001. On the other hand, there have been some consider able shipments to the Continent and Australia. The Custom-house statement of the amount of the pre cious metals shipped direct from London in the week ending Thursday is as follows :—Gold coin : to Hamburg, 9,400 ounces; to Boulogne, 2,0001.; to Belgium, 23,400 oz. and 6,0001. Gold bars: To Hamburg, 2,421 oz.; to Calais, 30,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 2,000 oz.; to Rotterdam 14 oz. Silver coin : To Hamburg, 4,340 oz.; to Boulogne, 450 oz. Silver ban: To Boulogne, 1,800 oz. We have here a total of 67,235 ounces and 8,000/. in gold, and 6,590 ounces of silver, representing an aggregate value of nearly 270,0001. sterling. The steamer which left London for Hamburg yesterday (Friday) aftern3on also took out a further quantity in gold for Russia, one firm having despatched about 10,0001. worth. The shipments of coin to our Australian colonies comprise the under-mentioned sums, viz.: 82,2001. by the Charlotte Jane and 10 , 0001. by the Lima, both for Adelaide; 26,3001. by the Nes tor, and .40,0001. by the Duke of `Wellington, both for Sydney; 120,0001. by the Kent, and 25,0001. by the Caroline Chisholm, both for Port Phillip; and 15,0001. by the Glenbervie, for Hobart Town. The total shipments to our southern colonies are con sequently 318,5001., as above shown. The Hydaspes has also carried out 20,0001. for the Cape; and the Faith 5,0001. for Africa. The total shipments for the week from the United Kingdom are thus raised to 613,0001., which may be taken as almost entirely re presenting a drain on this country, being nearly all in gold. The smallness of the imports is owing to the cessation of active remittances from the United States; to the non-arrival of any packet from the West Indies; and to the prevalence of easterly winds, which is probably preventing the arrival of several vessels bringing in Aus tralian gold. Her Majesty's ship Amphitrite is now on her way home from Acapulco with trea sure on freight to the xalue_of 800,000 dollari. It is not probable the future shipments of gold to Russia will be heavy, as very large sums are now en route to St. Petersburg, and must necessarily have a con siderable effect. One large firm has no less than a quarter of a million sterling on its passage. The exchange comes reported to-day from St. Petersburg 39d. to 39 3-16 d., at which rate the transmission of gold could not b effected at a . profit, the expenses of remittance being much heavier at this season of the year than they are in the spring, when steamers ran direct from England to St. Petersburg. A loan of 6,300,000 francs (252,0001.) has been contracted by the city of Brussels with the firm of Cumin, Legendre, and Co., of Paris. The loan will bear 3 per cent. interest, and it is to be paid off in 66 years, at the rate of 300,000 francs (12,0001.) per annum, including interest and sinking fund. Tho loan is to bear certain rates of premium when drawn for redemption. It appears that of the proceeds of the loan 4,400,000 f. are to be appliedto supply the 'city with water, and 800,000 f. to the construction of a building for industrial exhibitions. The trustees of the Hamilton and Toronto Railway Company . have issued a notice to the shareholders informing them that the pay ment of the remaining 80 per cent. on the debentures, originally fixed for the Ist of Feb ruary, is postponed until the let of March. The trustees add in a postscript :—" It is fully expected that the bonds, as well as the certificates for the shares, will be ready for delivery in London at the date the above payment becomes due; but as the funds remain in the hands of the trustees until the delivery of the bonds and share certificates, and are not until then available to the company, interest can only be allowed from the Ist of March." Consider able diesatiatiotion is felt at this decision by the shareholders, as they consider they are thus deprived of one month's interest on the 20 per cent. a lre ady paid up. The amount of railway calls falling due in the month of February is thus stated in Mr. Mihill Slaughter's Weekly Railway Share List: Dim ix Paw, 1533. Cork and Band" New Pref. Scrip 5 $ 1 0 7,680 7,680 *Grand Just:donor Prance 5 7 3 0 32,000 96,000 lincyport and Cerllsie, 41 pm cent., £l2l 1 81 2 0 unknown Melnik. Daimler* 912 lt 8 1 0 50,670 30,670 North Devoe, No. 1 2l 11 1 0 16,530 16,330 Mtn, No. 2 Vials and Lyme, Beale 1 SO 4 0 68,160 272,640 eweert Planar% 51 per neat. Preference . .... o Watern of Prance 1 9 1 0 50,00 30,000 548,640 • The amount nulled by foreign eebpenk• t £15£1,640, but the holdings of English geoprietors are not known. The total amount called in the first two months of 1853 is 1,785,40 W. against 1,131,7891. in the same period of last year, and 1,115,147/. in 1851. This increased demand on the market, however, is more apparent than real, as a very large proportion of the calls is on foreign lines, in many of which the English interest is but small. Summarising the railway dividends of tke week, the Railway Tunes mention, that the East Lanca shire is to pay 3 per cent. per annum, reserving, however, only 8701. to next account. The North Staffordshire distributes 3s. per share (171. 10s.), re taining on hand 2,4161. The Cockermonth and Workington is in a position to pay 4s. per share (201.), but leaving only 381.61. 4d. in reserve. The Dublin and Belfast Junction is to pay U. per share (451. paid), equal to 4) per cent. within a fraction (41. 96.), the balance being also remarkably good— viz., 4,0001. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on 'riday are thus reported by telegraphic express: — Dutch Four per Cents., 05 1-16 ; ditto, Two-and-a- Halt per Cents., 641; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 1-16; Mexican New, 231 ; Portuguese New, 38; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic'', 82. From Herapath's Journal we extract the following analysis of the railway traffic returns for the week on all the lines in the kingdom : Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. 'per mile. 1853.... £267,707 6,632 f4O 7 0 1852.... 240,726 6,556 36 14 0 1861.... 223,616 6,269 35 15 0 THIS DAY—Two o'Cuiew. The stock markets have worn a very depressed appearance to-day, some impression appearing to be produced In the house by political complications oh the Cont'nent. The Montenegrin difficulty, and the attitude of France towards Austria, are referred to with uneasiness, the more especially as the French faiths have given way heavily, notwithstanding large chases made by the Caisse des Depots of des Conrign+ Lions. Consols fell to 99/ for cash in the early part of the day, and were offered at 991 for the March account, but the present quotation is a shade steadier at 991 .to 1 both for money and account The Three pqr Cents. Redneed mark 99/ to 1001 ; the Three-and-% Quarterper Cents., 103 to 1; Bank Stock, 2271 to 2281; India Bonds, 665. to 69s prem.; Exchequer Bills, 61s. prem. Foreign stocks are dull, with little disposition to operate. Spanish Old Threes mark 47 to 1; Dd. New Deferred, 22i ; the Committee's Certificates, 41 per cent.; Venezuela Deferred, 16; Dutch Fon* 98 to 971; Granada Deferred, 111 t o Mexican, 224 ; Portuguese Fours, 371 t o 381 ex di v.; B uen o s Ayrean, 68; Equador, 51 to 1. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. BYRLIN, JAN. 26.—Voluntary Loan, 102. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1860), 103 ; ditto (1852), 1024; National Debt, 94. Commercial Marino Society's Premium, 1481. Bank Shares, 1091. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—TIIIS DAY. The supply of English W heat this morning was small; the condition for the most part was such as to render it next to unsaleable. Fine dry samples being scarce com manded about former prices, but secondary and out-of-con ditioned parcels were ls. to 2s. cheaper. Foreign Wheat in warehouse is generally held with firm ness at former prices. The transactions in Flour were not extensive, at the same time purchases could not he made on easier terms. Fine malting Barley scarcely sold so well as last week, but secondary aorta of grinding and distilling were ls. to 2a. lower. We experienced a better trade for Oats to-day, at the de cline noted on Friday of Gd. to ls. per qr. Beans scarce...and fully as dear; and, although the supply of Peas at market was not large, it was fully equal to the demand. AIIJUVALI3 INTO LONDON MOM 24th JAN. to 96th JAN. Qrs. Enthrall'. &ranch. Irish. Forties. whott 48,6 4 64 53256 Rutty.- 4734 I 463 15446 05ta....... SI2 6 492 48763 Malt ...... 71911 Flour, I 1735 8849 sacks. HINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive to-day, but wear a firm appearance. A large business done in Cotton, at ad. per lb. advance on Friday's prices. The public sales declared for tomorrow are—Sugar: 200 bhds. West India, and 12,000 bags of Mauritius, Bengal, and Madras. Coffee: 500 packages of Mocha. and 100 casks Plantation Ceylon. Spices: 100 bags Pimento, and 100 bags White Pepper. MgraLs.—lron : Scotch pig has again been subject to various fluctuations; his. was the opening price of the week-61s. the closing; bar and rail remain quoted the same as last week, but the demand has been limited. Tin, E.I, has been in good demand, at rather improved rates; Santa, 1035.; Straits, 101 s. Copper without alteration. Lead : The late advance has been fully supported. Otui.—Seal, pale, 35/. 10s. to 36/. ; straw, 331. 10s. to 341.; brown, 321. to 331. 10s. ; sperm, 841. to 861.105. ; head mauer.Bol. to 871.; cod, 341. ; South Sea, 311. to 371. Olive Gallipoli, 681. ; Spanish and Sicily,6sl. to 661. ; pann,32l.los. to 331.105. ; cocoa nut, 381. to 404 ; seed, rape, pale, 381. to 381. 10s. ; linseed, 311. is 311, Ss. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is a larger supply of Beasts, and of good quality. The choicest still reach 41., but this is an extreme quotation. Trade is slow fir inferior kinds, and some remain unsold. The number of Sheep is about the same as on Monday last. Trade Is not so brisk, and it is with difficulty the quotations of that day are realised. Good Calves are readily sold at Friday's prices. From Germany and H o ll an d t h ere are 639 Beasts, 1,160 Sheep, and 198 Calves; France, 110 Sheep; Scotland, 1,050 Beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,800 ; and 800 Northern and Midland Counties. Naststoat of Mo. a. d. Par stone of Vita a. d. d. Bast Scots, Hereford... 310 4 0 Rod Dna 111.45da. tib 0 0 0 Saort-borne ...... 2 6 3 11 Hat I.and-w001....... 4 C 4 dooood quality Beeski. .210 3 4 , Do. do. Shorn .. 0.1 0.6150 .......... ...... 4 0 5 0 Ewe. aad wood tittallty 31110 4 ftc. . .... 3 6 4 4 1 1/0. do. Storm ..... 0 0 Best Dn.. half.bred. 4 8 5 0. LueM . 0 0 Ilen.rta at usarkot. 4,645; dump and Lambs . 17.730; * Oahu. 236.1 MR 250. TALLOW HARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is steady. The delivery for but week is good, and the demand to-day better than last week. Town Tallow is quoted 44e. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot, 45a. ; February to March, db. 9d.; October to December (new), 445. 9d. PARTICULUIS OF TALLOW. 18414 - 1114 "ii f 21# 21 17 IS 1111 3 21 4 4 34 1$ 10 11 73 I 77 1 1 4 13 60 76 76 21 dls 1 1 pet 6 2 60 63 76 77 40 42 118 120 103 103 113/ 891 6 83 / 30 111 111 gm 76 i7lll 4 4 ids 81 113 . lb II 11 6 1 2 16. 103 104 120 77 3 ma 1 „ 8 901 31 He dim I 12 41 1 1 3111 3 301 1 6 41s 7 1 774 4 411 11 sj Pt l die 2 Si *3 U 74 $ 3 2f die 33_ 311 . ._ '; 4 l die die 4 410 Se Se 4i pa 49 AO 94 97 OS 44 AS 70 70 SO II 20 9 10 14 14 Se die 22 13 7Se 791 111 $9 IS 1 4 I 14 if 9 fi 17 IS 9 9e yor 59 70 74 71 lie .11: roes' 14,000 25 ' 000 23,000 50,000 8,000 20,000 8,000 2,371 se 370 es 1 Feb. Stock on hand Casks Delivery last week Do. from let June t ideal last week Do. from let June rice Y. C. per owl. Do. Town Sec Gd. 395. 6d. 466.6 d. Arrivals for the week ending 1 9 last year, 621 casks; and delivery, 2,355 casks. The arrivals last week comprised 1,954 casks from St. Petersburg's, 286 from South America, and 15 from other places.—Total, 2,254 casks. 36,770 2,494 73,530 20 41,130 t 2,33$ krit;W Do. fi Price I' ,___ 70,712 .2,174 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. .- -. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is active both for new and old Hops, and prices still inclined to advance. Mid. and East Kent, 4/. 15s. to 81. 10s.; Weald Kents, 41. 15s. to 51. 12s. ; Sussex, 41. 15s. to 61. Bs.; old Hope, 11.10.. to 31. COAL MARIEET.-THIS DAY. Holywoll, 17s. 9d. ; Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; West Hart ley, 16s. ; Walls End Riddell, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. &I. ; Walls End Lambton, 18s. ; Walls End Two, 18s. 6d.—Ships at market, 130. LOCAL SNARE MARKETS. LIVNIPOOL, JAN. 29.—The stock and share market con tinues depressed. Prices remain under former quotations, and the quotations remain as follows:—Birkenhead, Lan cashire, and Cheshire (Chester and Birkenhead), 21/ 1 — Dublin and Belfast Junction, par—Eastern Counties, 121 —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 781 11 I—London and North Western, 121—blanchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 301 — Midland, 771 I—South Eastern and Dover, 231 1. MANCNESTEN, JAN. 29.—Tbe share market was flat, but prices fluctuated very little, though slightly weaker. Cale donian, 39 9.16; Ea stern Counties, 121 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 791; Sheffield 61. Preference (New), 9-16 prem.; 771 ; South Eastern and Dover, 23 11-16. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) FALMOUTH, JAN. 30. Put in, the Faith steamer, Parsons, from Ply. mouth for Africa, with mails and passengers. Machinery damaged. SUSPECTED POISONING AT EARDISLEY.—An rendered necessary by flying rumours that a man and an infant child had come to their deaths by unfair means, was held on Friday last, at the New Inn, Eardis ley, Herefordshire, by N. Lanwarue, Esq., coroner. An earthenware dealer named Herretts died rather suddenly on the 16th September last. No suspicion was at the time entertained of his having been poisoned; his death being, on the contrary, attributed to the effects of hard drinking. Since that time, about a month ago, a daughter of the deceased became the mother of an il legitimate child, which soon afterwards died. Family 3 u ro arre e ls led to .lep led taoratsiuosispiciro)nrosbawbltichanoninceeauetilocrly mug not, on any consideration, be allowed to remain un! investigated. The parish authcwities took the matter in hand, and addressed the following request: "To Nicholas Laowarne, Esq., one of the coreners,—We, the under signed, vicar and churchwardens of the parish of Eardisley, request that you will deliver your order for the disinter-' went of the bodies of Thomas Herretta and Herretts, as there are suspicions existing that their deaths were not natural. We therefore require you to hold an inquest thereon." The inquest was accordingly held, and a verdict was found, " That the deceased died from natural causes." An inquest was afterwards held on the body of an infant child of Caroline Herren), ands similar verdict to the last returned.