The Express. — London, England, 1851-01-24 00:00:00

Ttt *llfpttsa. No. 1,378 ] rig ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN GOLD MINING oomph/iv. 01011 11^1110. IN dime dMIL era. 14 beyond tbe omelet die lbws. ADas Chaska% rrrrr Morariel, Adtipett, Lei Mr Camila iab Stuart IMMilelWill;T: ITT _erwhiliut.,Eceleeton•sq. ers Y. D. Mass! lass," INN S. Plowisa-WWIMOOO. Temple. Jobe Parker, Egg., M.O. sarifewboliAtnet. Biffaindhuits A. Y. CUT* DS , Oreffow4Mreta relhammud. Imam T. Bartlett, Dig.; o g gpanges. Geo. E. Getrell. req., 3, Llatieses.ina. LelaWilliswis, Ems, 17, Pelham-place, Tiromptem. PRINCIPAL lIAPAGAI It CALIPOILNIA. Capt. Fir Seery Vag Bentley, AN, of Lasmingtos. A r rangements having bees made for the departure of C•ptsin Sir Nam Ten Huntley, ILS., to Talitornia, to resume direction of thosimin npel.tiow cantle land leased to this company by Cokoel the ,manor for California, the dinettes. beg to amount* iIisaIe.74LICATIONS for the ItRMAINING oltAßkd may now be more ot the office. as above. The large amount of gold talus from the Wow by emigrants and others during the het year, a r sowanunar bt re oppriate to the enormous Rum of a:11.00 0 ,00o Wortlog, may So hiked ape as us amp e guarantee that the ahem al tide wompsay w101„Anon toe pawn: year, prove • mart valuable linoWawat Ow Pir Henry Huntley will take out portable iowifoary at tbo =. 1.,e0.10. Ins cre.l.4. tho wowts Book sod win boo tlw awiolooro of the two moo' of Cwash Wows woo* WNW Mm et the Mariprea prompoolooto. • Ina moot at SW Two litooley as Ow Ooliboonag llowas os Win* r7awoliaboo. Oolor sonowAy. or bylaw. le wujjAms. swwo&g _Dlzoollor, Agin Cheaztswo. AdoroWen.M4OO. Ueda LT: PRAT CHARCOAL — To FARMERS , lATC Ram or Oftwo.—The MUM AMELIORATION beg to arm tho othmaket at the pobllo c =ll . 7 to the 1919111sehisseasforilor plopteßee el hie Pail Mimi 199= 1911 of 1 19 • 9 1 9 millolt a ig=llo = MIMI oR ORA Imilmo I ow eis trukin No • molly Rod be 91•01% ma omMos It 110 b• vellum ee sal . motoyosso withstai the =room to which dinned (swim) mein bes thoossegoaka of wen Midi • I berbegeurel .me. me tbe wise of Meta soil as • asemroar my otteereobta ea Mom poles mosimmoo7. with odobt u la shoot opal wk.% • mum dieseloos Moon le pmentoo a ozza mo l 1. 1 soh Meet tho tumid, tar ate, at Delft ombeavo of mks, tio, per ton . to Loma" Reieltel. 4 km a i rr ItaL mid aim amhorto ha DONA se . 0... pee us. aria v 2 he lirthwith snowed to ail the riodpil towel Is PEOMee. 9, Illotettto.piose, Lealloa.ll9 coke of the Otort, Am 11, 1 9 M. L. 0. Macre% sureary. p i :, COVERS and HOP WATER DISHES I. every new Woe wrest variety, end of the newest end eon patterns. 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BUR FUN, W. 0X1101113.811112T, 'mar at New. 044414•0 No. 1. NEW11141441311131T. 14tablkhed I. W 40441440. &a. MR ABELE CHIMNEY-PIECES, GRATES, and Pao Lad DOWIIO2I, OiSard..treet, (nest ). Lades. Ms es !few is Ids Waive slum rooms. a =zloty ef MARBLE CHIEN EY-P l Mar Orates end et Suva and perreet Improved Shales Pepe sad erarre us. Every sr ausafrotured Ira Sterne aartaat sad at may Nary prilac—acaa mostistaranat Plant MOF 110LIDAY6.—Now that the meson ammal ketatty I. shoat to terminate. sad the aseeetia bosdingabo ?agitated by the bury throng of yoattal rebate, tbdr prom& coalbet and illasellola beam naturally as obley of pod sotatude ath blade sal relation Now it I. tktt WO UNDS,' MACASSAR OIL. fae aseeterstata the meth and do is sod beatifying Oa Mir. ROWLANDir ILALTDOR, he tba .bin and anglanlos, sad roateilas Mama en otion% sad 110WW101/ ODOM for beams the teeth atot preterebe the gam. .* be aaleorially esalikred Waxma n/net. hewn of aperient istuatea The may pastas of each blare the sane of " dowlaad? • preeedbar that el the art a& to Ute 17Nor label, with ttair depreare et the het. is red Mk. thae— LAND nod ti(Mc—lSold oy them at fe, liattotreardes, Undo.. alba reacearle ikertiti ntd perfamers. ✓IM THOUSAND CUR= b DU BARRY'S ILIVIALINTA A3AUC& MOW—. Trausty-Sas yore' is t▪ ams. Oraranotion, rararaleirah IS Debiy, mega as madras mil sine et tSes ban bets eibetaancri i 2 . l:: 11111111‘11 MOO, is • sort* aa—W.ll. Musa° MO& years' wrawars ii =itt u sith ni —I, brae eintenby —ow/ unlt= PSI fa a tray drat tang,—/ n. Mit w. MAL prank! .7bne rant aranshe regeman, ANA pie woos* mg anli• tad Wind SOW. Ase boss Mloalqr POMPIPSII fq DU soars liralSrestorlas Fati—Abies. art. Arabians at Ass egmbberatta."--buld la anbras Sit MA bma sleds at. 9e. , lib, at AL; AL, at IS; M. at SS baps rafted ninny, INA, at IS; at 131.—lit MAIM sad UT. Sem bantitraS Isime-The lb oral LI tba. awns les NEW YEASTI OWL rner - A chap sad met sossitskie seesset r ISO= Is the VERY MOIIIEWB 8008. By Wiwi.* ORD, 1111 .., 0110111111MOr Molar Mewochays th e Royal VERY Lyusg-In Inraltaticia. Centeignal Comm naive Woo llens ia die Inseams of Children sad 111101kes. To be had of all booksellers ; sad of Ur, pablisher, 443, New °got& NEWS, NEWS, NEWS.—The Best, Cheapest, awl Urgent Newspaper is the wand. LLOYD'S W =ILLY DON NEWYPAPER eamtaise large (blared the very Meet Waimea (to the seceseat ot ) tram ell parts at the vette, by ezerree, Airdrie ieiserep► end ether mot% Mang= al erpme. The Osioseas et the hew le pelikikei every thakertey Yet to dale tre poet. Prise welyTte pest *IL SOY three plisleee stente to Word Lloyd. ettetry-eiume. Lea" awl m. 'tool te a amele; se era" et top meg elleet. THE PAPAL AGGRESSION. MONTGOMERYSHIRE COUNTY MEETING. A ranting of the nobility and freeholders of the misty of lioatirourry was held at Welskpool on Wednesday, In address for Majesty oa the subjeet of the late Papal aggreadoe, sod to petitice the legislature to adopt sack Sue as may be beet adapted to resist the attempted aseelledillente of the Pepe of Rome. The High Sheriff el the meaty, Mr. J. S. Carrie, took the chair ; and on tie u Bort Pow's, Lord Sadeley, Sir W. W. Wye', 01.7 ;Ir. m H. W. W. Wyse, M.P , Mr. D. Pugh, M.P., *Ma tarp body of the inesential frmholden of the county. There was also • plotter feature its the meeting, in the pre mises of • nuail.er of titled Wits. Petitions be the Houma Okada and C 1103006.1, sod resolutions eamiemmetery of the promedines of the rope, were moved nod serried without say oppositton, and the proceed** dined. et MS 6 o'clock, with a vote of thanks to the High Hardt LIADILITY OF RAILWAY ALLOTTEEL—The deci des el Vier-Chameellor Lard Creaworth on the gaieties of Wieners Is looked upon as a great relief by many thousaads of piteous who stood in that position—the broad malt of the demon being to leave only the lumbers of the provi renal committee so saistorporated or unformed sompesies oely habit to pay off outstanding liabilities, sod those to be 'teetered by en action at comma law figaieet these who miginally vs the elders ler work sad labour to be don*. TM will go far to tender a greet many of the orders for winding up this dame of emagetalee either nugatory is taseemeary. iLtelLwaT AccIDE,IT.—h oomettunce of the ex weese:y heavy rate which fell nearly over the whole of Scot lead on Monday last, the beaks et the heavy cutting be two's Laurencelsirk and Marykirk on the Aberdeen lies o vailway, wen much injured. In severs' pleas, foe soma diaterece, the open channels for dniniog off the water from Um beide above the line bad overflowed, sod taken down mosiderable ponies' of the taw el the embankments. Two emir south of Laureacekirk, is a cattle train wee poising through the cutting between 7 and 8 o'clock as Yoe day night, part of the embankment sunk forward upon the lies. The engine parsed tine, but the trucks and waggons were mightiest the cert► dip, sad the entire trots was thrown off the Use The molter wee slightly hurt, bat no other individual be charge of the *vela was injured. The trash' were chiefly occuried by cattle sad sheep. Some of the cattle wore mask injured, and will require to be destroyed. Is one Omit twisty seven sheep were killed. Several of the hanks sad wawa, were brekes, and the rails for • short &Mame were twined off their beds, std of them were broken. As the lunar train from the south, due at Aberdeen early in the morning, had net ached, a pilot sera* prowled by two hours the morales mail train to am certain th e cause. One or two elegizes had aim arrived at the south sad of the break early is the months ; but it was fouled impossible to clear the Hs' mad repair the mile in limo for the mail train which keen Aberdeen at ten minutes past sin ars , and the passengers sad mails were pared ever it to anew Oslo. Orly a small pert of the embankment shmkon had tHpoed, bats math larger portion threatened to fall, sad a deep chum of five or sin feet wide, a muck greater depth, and twenty to thirty yards in length, had been formed at the top of the sembaakment, so that a very lane quantity of earth will require to be removed ; as the lent heavy fall of rein, or even the force of the engirt,' palsies, might bring th• damaged beak entirely down ea the line.—Glasseolo Daily Mail. A FINIS TORTLI WAS CATJOIST a few days since mime &homes among the rocks ore the coast sear lizmovith, and soil to pumas who brought It to this city, whets it attracted a good did of attention se an object of earieeity. It bad evidently been washed during the late severe rake from some vessel, the marks on the parte when the nails seemed to have secured it, probably to the deck, being very distinot.—Zaerer Flying Peg. STRIAE AMONGST THE SHAWN OF THE NORTH. On Wednesday, three largo meetings of seams were h•lil in Shields. In the Weapon, shout 11 Oink, • large provision of seams from Sonderlaad strived in South Shields, and after defilisg round the marketplace, assembled in front cf the Town Hall. There were about 2,000 seamen is the procession, and the object of the visit, as explained by the speakers, was to induce the men of the Tyne to joie with dune of the Weer la striking for a standing wages, in the aid trade, of 41. 10r. a London voyage, from October to April; end 31. 10a. a voyage from April to October; and 31. a week, and small stores, in the Americas and Hattie trade. Independent of the strike, the speakers the expressed their decided hostility to the Mercantile Marine Sill, which came into operation in January. In ths afternoon, at 2 o'clock, they met again in the Market plan, and were reinforced by a large body of men from North Shields. Tilers were between three and (our Unwind seamen assembled. The following resolution. were adopted by Use meeting, "That in the opinion of this meeting the clauses of the Mercantile Maine Bill, more *spatially relating to the shipping of and their spate, an. degrading to the character and feelings of seamen generally, highly unteceuary is the northern porta, and are a tax ea oar labour, and will ultimately entail slavery and miaory ea us re a claw" "Thu in eouseqaenee of the Menthe& Marko Bill being now brought into full °pussies, we consider it our ditty to unite with each other toroth the asemare by every constitutheal means." After these resolatioas wen adopted, the Sandulend sea formed =Veels late • gethathemiand themthalatilsg.the as so the kith - lead of the tows, m etched quietly hems eggs. The proceeding, during the day were con dread with perfect order and decorum. Am ear thernpardent was closing his despatch a large meeting of thegBttields seamen was being held in the market pleas. They were determined to join with the Sandarlaod men Is snarling out for 41. the. a voyage; sad resolved to march across to Sunderland next morning to meet the seamen then at • large meeting to be held on the Moor. The Sunderland mass have been oat sines Saturday eight; and a large meeting was held in the Town Moor oes Monday. Atter the saltine, the seen, to the nanther of nearly 2,000, proceeded dons the various gain, docks, is., when Use resektioas of the meeting respecting the rate of wages demanded were made knows I. other seaman, who were not at the meeting. Another meeting was held on Tuesday evening is the Seamen's Hall in the saes town. Some owners I. dunderlsod have paid the wages de 'Beaded, sad sent their vessels to sea; others have seat their vessels out in spite of the men, with crews at less wages. With the exception of a disturbance with a peke boat, everything has been peaceable and quiet. An association, sailed the Seamen's Friendly Amooktios, for the purpose of maintaining those on strike, has been formed in Sunder kad. Companies of seamen watch the vessels In the Wear, to see that no one goes ea board at under wages, bat the speakers urge the men to abstain from the appearanes of violence. Communications have been sent to the manse of Hartlepool end other ports advising them to stand vat. Letters were received in Shields is Wednesday, that the seamen of Lynn are also ca strike. :GRONER'S INQUEST.-AN INFAMOUS - cliii. Yesterday Mr. H. M. Wak ley held an inquest at the Goat and Compasses, New-real, St. Pancras, on Julia Cooper, alias Jane Lochlaw, aged 19. The inquiry, for reasons developed by the subjoined evidence, excited deep and automat interest in the neighbourhood. The jury viewed the body at 67, Fiisroy-street, Fitzroy-square. S Iphis Dudley, who &seabed herself as • widow, end the =Memos of 67, Fitzroy-street, deposed that for the last ten years she occupied that house, and that three was its ego she fetched deceased, whom she thee knew for the first time, from Brighton. The occupants of her house were "ladies." Deceased told her that her name was Jells Cooper, but once her death witness heard that her nuns was Lochlaw. Witness fetched her from Brighton to make night gowns and shifts, and to be • kind of companion. She died at ten o'clock oa Stodgy morning, in the presence of Mary Rutledge and several other females. Mr. loses, sur geon, was also present at her death. Deceased suf• feud from a severe cold for the previous two weeks. A few hours before her death deceased complained of molest pains in her stomach and chest, for which wham adminis• tared brandy and every remedy that suggested i self, but she had no idea the deceased was dying. When eke wee called to breakfast on Sunday she compassed of illness, fur which she got such remedies as she required, and witso69 persuaded her to go to hod *gain, which ate did, and died at e k e hoar mentioned. Diseased had no acquaintance to Londoe, nor did any one Malt her daring tee three weeks the was In witness's house. Whams understood the deceased had • father somewhere is Scotland ; and on the morning of bar decease witness was informed that she had • friend in Chelsea College, whom witness acquainted with her death. Miss Mary,Ratledge, a fashionably dressed female, covered with rings and displaying a splendid watch, stated that she W.:n Mn. Dudley's house and was an unmarried lady h demote lived in the same house witness seldom spoke to deceased, as the latter seldom left her room. De ceased had a cold for the dares weeks site was I. the house. She complained of paios is her aide and stomach, and of shortness of breath. She sent for witness on Sunday morsiog and told her that alas had been very ill during the previous eight. On Saturday night deceased slept by tigrish. Mrs. Dudley was very kind to deceased. Witness dined out en the Sunday on winch deceased died. Witaess was in the habit of vi s ll ng the nurse every morning, to sae bow her (wit nem%) baby was going on. (Surprise.) Coroner—Why, you have sworn that you are a single lady and now you asp yon have a baby. How is that t Witams (perdy)—O, yes, I have a baby ; I had it ten months ego. It'e no reason, because lam a single woman, that I should not have a baby. Rumination resumed—When witness sew demised oa Sande,' morning she told Mrs. Dudley that deceaged wee dy James Wilcock, a Chelsea pensioner, who wore on his breasts Waterloo medal, and wee deeply affected daring his evidence, stated that deceased's name was Jane Lochlaw. She was the daughter of very respectable parents at Dundee. Her father was alive, but her mother (here witness burst into tears) died soon after she gave birth to deceased. When a mere child dewed left her home, and witness adopted her. lie brought her up morally, educated her, and apprenticed her to • milliner in Brighton. Witness had no idea that she was in London, until Mn. Dudley informed hissed bar death. Deceased visited him at Chelsea College, sad always called him father. He loved her as • father. He test sew her slam amen weeks ago, when she visited him at the' college. The same night she returned to Brighton by the train. He had no idea that she was in London. H« had a deal of property belonging to his chill, which she left in his care. She made so will, and he would not keep it, for to do so would be diehosearable, se she had • father. (The veteran pin wept.) Coroner.—What hike amount of the property ? Witness (produeleg • bank book containing deposits exceeding 1201 )--Hin it is. sir. Coroner.—You aro • brave, honourable man—(" hear, hear," from all sides of the eourt)—and it would be only right for you te keep it. Several jurors highly landed the gallant old soldier, whom feelings were so overpowered that Mr. Davie, the sum moning dares, had to help him out of the court. Mr. J 141114 surgeon, was called to visit deceased on Sunday sondes. She complained of pains all over her. He sant, sinned stimulants, slur taking which she Minted and died is eight miautes. Hs pa/termed • post mottoes exami nation. The body was bloodless and emaciated. She died of disease of the heart aid not of poison, as might have been en rorlit.—The surgeon's evidence settles the question. It was my opinion. up= looking at the body, and .tter hearing a portion of the evidence, that dimmed ditd of poison. which opinion wu strengthened by certain capon *prised regard lag the house in which deemed died. But I am now utisfied that she died from natural causes, sad that she met with no foul play. The iary fully concurred with the coroner, and returned a nudist or Natural death." A Fits= CRIMINAL BRNTINCED To UPWARDS or 100 Tien' nOtariouiforfat, named Lendais, was three days ago tried before the Court of Ateials of the Orne, for robberies and attempted sassatina. Men. Although aged only 31, he, is 1836. was condemned to five Imre imprisonment; in 1840, to fifteen years' bard labour at the hulks; Is 1843 be escaped from the &sane, gad ambling remptured was eondemned to twenty years of the same penalty ; in 1846 he mode soother mope, and Mooned a Saratr condemnation to thirty years at the hulks. Is )Lay, 1850, although placed trteler special surveil. lam:odes again contrived to escape from the bagne of Brat. A month later be, in the spare of four days committed ft or mideeloes robberies In different villsgn is the department, and also broke into the church of Easy, trots which be took away every moveable thing of value. Oa the 28th Jose be asked a druggist of Betties, on two oatmeal occasions, to change him a gold piece of TO , bet the dragrriat refused. This demaad bevies excited suspicion, the garde ehonnoetre and the druggist went after him, and asked him for hie passport. He gave a false name, and as they were not satisfied they called on him to follow them to the mayor. He pushed the tradesman rudely aside, and seeing that the garde cAampetrs was about to seise him, he drew a pistol from his pocket, and seem he would blow his brains oat it be approached. The garde, ►owever, continued to advance, and the Jo►cot snapped Ms pistol, but at t►e same moment he stumbled against a heap of stones, sad the ball fortunately mimed the man. It, however, whizzed close to his heed, and his eyebrow was singed by the powder or wadding. The jury declared the second guilty on every count in the bah:tenet , sod the court, for the robberies. attempted aseaminatiou. and escape from the bagne, eonderened hint to 40 yenta' hard labour at the hulke. Added to lis previa,. condeasuatioe, this make, upwards of 100 years.—Cali inane/ Messenger. IRELAND. Doar.ix. JAN. 23. In eocaplianos with a requisition, supported by a long list of the most respectable mercantile signa tures which could be obtained in Dublin, the Lord Mayor has called a meeting to be held at the Royal Exchange, tomorrow week, for the purpose of peti tioning parliament to establish a transatlantic packet station at some suitable port in Ireland. The merits of particular ports will be kept out of view, and the importance of the subject in a general point of view alone discussed. Tale appears to be the light in which the question is now most generally viewed by the con tending parties. A Limerick paper of yesterday states, on what it describes as " sufficient authority," that the question is already decided, and that Holy head is to be the permit...en% terminus, and Cork a port of call. The Irish tenant league bolds its public aggre„ate meeting this evening. A large number of the pro vincial members are in town, and have been sitting in close conclave for the last two days, preparing for the public proceedings of this evening. The Marquis of Londonderry has addressed a letter to Colonel Donne, M.P., on the Irish Viceroyalty question. He says:— it is with wan* joy mit aha wee eangisinklopea tia4 have sees the very able .es of Mr. Cutest], and the central eOlallitttle that has been appointed for the furtherance or measures to arrest the evil, and this day's post has announced to me the apparently overwhelming and unanimous addrew of all classes of the wash's, import's'', and station of the city of Dahlia, to the respected and most deservedly popular chief magistrate to coacene a mating for ohs purpose of addressing her Majesty and both houses of Parliament, with a view of averting the insidious blow. I my "insidious" advisedly, became' I believe it was inteadod last session to press it forward, without even the Irish mem b•lll who then voted for it, or the country, or Dublis, who wen to be the victims, knowing the extant of the mischief that would ensue. It will be a source of failing pride to me that I was (against all advice) alone found arrest and willing to broach the di operate evils is the House or Lads, and I hope my resolution moved there will stead ea a mord of my humble efforts, and show to posterity that he whose name I bear never imagined, when he carried the Union, that Ireland was to be deprived, espe cially after 60 yean' duration of that act, of her sapital, her MOM of law, her institations, and, by oae general swamp, to redeem the first city of our Emerald Isle to the level of Cork, B.llsst, Limerick, Ac. It does not surprise me that the jealousy of thew towns prompt them to get journalists to argue and write is favour of what they imagine ma y turn out more to their local benefit sod advantage. But I never can believe (sad I would ardently desire it could be proved in this way) that the mass of our countrymen would vote foe so shameful and degrading a proposition. The result, if pat to such a teat, would auimdate to the majority of levee millions to one, as the event in France of Louis Napoleon's election. You may depend upon it, my dear colonel, that while I hold the most irrefragable prools in my possession from his papers, that my lamented brother, during the dismusions, deliberations, end considerations it the progress of the act cit Union, never for one moment contemplaved lousiest, if not so insane an aft as Lord John Russell is meditating, no possible effort in my very humble, but very determined, power shall be wanting to aid to crush for ever the teaks that may be sow scotched, bat is not, I ' fear, yet quite killed.—Believe me, my dear colonel, yours very sincerely, VANS LONDONDERRY. Colonel Duane, M.P. P.B.—Lord (Bengali is here, and entirely concurs in all my feelings and sentiments. Mr. Cooper, of Markree Castle, writing to Mr. Long on the same subject, says: I em desirous to unite with those who have forwarded a requisition to the Lord Mayor to call a meeting, at which they may he enabled to exert", their sentiments of opposh tion to tee abolition of the Viceroyalty, and the eontiousnoe of that system of centralisation to which I was, I believe, the first to call public attention. I regret to say that I can not otherwise view it thin u a system tending to an name stloothmal exercise of cabinet power, and founded on any expediency which is the offspring of selfishness. INUNDATION.—On last Friday, after the recent heavy rains, the Foatord river rose toe most frightful dears*, overflowing its banks, and rushing through the streets of that town, doing considerable damage to the out of fi ces and baggirds of the houses situate in the neighbourhood of the river. Fortunate) y no hoes were kst. The flood did not subside for several hour.—Moro Corutiturices.—The low. lands surrounding the City of Limerick are in a complete sea; the banks having broken down, and the grounds, for any gricultural purpose, will be takes' for a considerable period• _ . !ADMIT oval TUE RIVES Bows—lt u intended that the metre span of this monster bridge will extend MO feet, and the spies on either sire 125 feet. Its height over high water mark will be 90 feet, to allow remelt to pass to and from the quays of Drogheda. It had originally been contemplated that a pathway would be formed for the public on the viaduct, but it has been definitively settled upon that inch will not be the cam.— Newry F,aarrisner. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1851. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.—TIMPADAY. 2,000 GUINEAS STAKES. Offers to take 2 to 1 about Grecian. CHESTER. CUP. 12 to 1 opt Mr. Treen's Rheims (t and aft off ) 18 to 1 Mr. Pedley's Cossack (t 20 to 1) 18 to 1 Mr. Meiklent's The Italian (t 20 to 1) 28 to 1 Mr. Brown's Haricot (t) 30 to 1 Lord Cbesteraeld's Lady Evelyn (t fr) 30 to 1 Lord Eglintoa's Knight of Avertel (t) 30 to 1 Lord Clifden's Wand Miff t) 60 to 1 Lord Caledoa's The Plying Gout 1,000 to 15 Mr. Downes Strop (1) 1,000 to 10 Mr. blanpn's Ruseborongh (t) Rhesus, Comock, the Italian, Haricot, Lady Evelyn, sad the Knight of Avenel were its general requiem, sad at im• proved quotations; Trouser?, we believe, a scratched. DERBY. sto 1 eget Mr. Howard's Grecian 13 to 2 Mr. Halford's Prime Minister (t 7to 1) 14 to 1 Mr. Osbildeston's Mountain Sylph colt (t 13 to 1) 12 to 1 Mr. A. Niehol's Newminster (t 13 to 1) 1,000 to 30 Mr. Maiklam's Constellation (t) 60 to 1 Sir J. Hawley's Balsamo (t) 1,000 to 10 Lord Zetland's Lightfoot (t) 1,000 to 30 woe laid three or four tames against Cons:alba tion, and 1,000 to 10 seven or sight times against Lightfoot. OAKS. 15 to 1 agst Sir J. Hal. ley's Vormath hismcitseTzit &WAS, 1861.—HANDICAP for the MANCIIIISTII TILADISMIX'S Cur. Forfeits to be de. clared on or before Feb. 10 :—Psep-re.dey-Boy, aged, Set 121 b; Cossack, aged. 8,1 1210; Dosgb, 6 yrs, Bet Bib; Ramborosgb, 4 yrs, fist 71b; Elthiron, 6 yrs, Bet bib; Wool wish, 6 yrs, Set 51b ; Piulord, 4 yrs, 13st 41b; Bnowstorm.6 Ira, Sit ; Baby, 5 yn, let 121 b ; Legerdemain, 6 yrs, 7st 111 b ; - Wiadischgrats, 4 yn, 7st 11113 ; Thejtalian,:4 yn, Tee 101 b ; Rhesus. 6 yrs, let 81b; Mark Taylor, 4 yn, 7st Bib; Elegise, 6 yn, 7st 71b ; Cbanne 5 yrs, 7st 7lb ; Champion, 6 yrs, 7st 71b ; Alp, 6 yrs, let Bi b ; Cocktail, 6 yn, lit bib; Wild Rose, 6 yrs. 7st bib; Busbrenger, 4 yrs, 7st 51b ; The Dart, Usti, th er e 31b OsCaprioe, 4 yrs, 7et 31b ; °adonis, 4ln, 7st; Brother to Dough, 4 yrs, let ; Chief Justice, 4 yn, 7st; Christiana, 6 yrs, 711; gr h by Yutaka', out of Whim, 6 Yrs, let; Juggler, 6 yn, Est 131 b; Lady Bus, 4 yrs. Est 131 b ; General Sale, 5 yn, 6st 121 b; The Sweep, 4 yrs, 6st 12Ib ; Prior of Lasereost, 4 yrs, Est 12Ib ; Moho, 4 yn, Bet 121 b ; Docility, 6 yrs, Est Illb ; Cosmos., 4 yrs, Est 111 b ; Ailments's, 4 yn, 6st 111 b ; Toe blouse, 4 yn, Est 10113 ; Duzbary, 4 yrs, Est 101 b; En, 6 yn, Est 131 b ; Selina, 4 yn, fist 81b ; BUOIMIMP, 4 yrs, Bat Bib ; b a by Gladiator, out of the Abbewi,4 yn, 6st bib ; Abbess of invests:, 4 yn, 6st 61b; Wilmost, 4 yrs, 6st 61b ; Candlewick, 4 yrs, Est No ; Os dins, 4 yrs, 6st 3lb ; Flash, 4 yn, 6.t 31 b ; Gaff r Green, aged, 6st 121 b ; Bingos B3y, 4 yrs, tost 12Ib Swindler, 4 yrs, Est 121 b ; Electricity, 4 yre,6st 121 b ; Sir Philip, 4 In, 6st 121 b ; Black Doctor, 3 yrs, sst 81b ,• eh c by Jobs o'Claunt oat of John Cosser's dam, 3 yre, sst 61b ; Goliab, 3 yrs, Bet Bib ; Tightwsist, 3 yrs, bet - 41b ; Comas, 3 yrs, bet 41b ; Seigel', 3 yrs, Bat 4 1 b; Sunrise, 3 yn, Bet; Coley, 3 yrs. Bet ; Pandems., 8 yrs, 4st 1010; Pagnits, 3 yn, 4st; Little Finn, 3 yes, 4st; Colibri, 3 yrs, 4st. HANDICAP POI TIN BALYORD BOROCON Cop, 1014.1t8 to be deemed Feb. 10 :—D Alb, 6 yrs, B.t Bib; Woo'wadi, 6 yrs. 84 13. b; Renborougb, 4 yrs, Bst 71b ; Elthiros, yrs, 84 41b; Urlrl, 5 yn, Ilst4lb; The Iron Dabs 6 yro, 7st lLb; The Italian, 4 yrs, 7ot 131 b; Lady Ryld a, nod, 74 llib ;• 6 yn, 7st Illb ,• Min Ann, 6 yrs, 74 111 b; Caney yrs, 7st Illb ; Maid of Team Valley. 5 yrs, 7st 91b; Clunpien, S yn, 7st 81b; Wild Rose, 6 yrs, 7st 81b ; Chris tians, 6y.0, 7.t 4 b ; Unripe, 4 yrs, 7st 21b; Cliff ituttra, 4 yroast 2lb ; Ribaldry, 8 yn, 7st 21b ; Heroine, 6 yrs, 7st ; The Sweep, 4 yrs, 7st; Lobo, 4 yrs, 7st; Alamo, 4 rs. 7st; DociUty, 6 yrs, Got 13:b; Lanoliosr, 6 yrs, Bet 13‘b; Conveyor, 4 yrs, Bst 13,b; &lin., 6 yrs, Est 101 b; Lady Jersey, 6 yrs, Est 101 b; Becton, 4 yrs, Sot 101 b; Cumin, 6 yrs, est Lb; b c by Olstlicor out of Abbas, 4 yrs, 6.t 61b; rtsab, 4 yn, 6st 61b; Oxford Blue, 4 yrs, 84 Sub; Blister, 4 pre, fist 6.b ; Abbess or Jernaux, 4 yrs, flit Glb; eielt, 4 yrs. Est 41b ; Comet* Perry, 6 ps, fist 21b ; Bleari• city, 4 yre, 64 2 b; Su Pailip, 4 pe, flas • Birtbeloy, 4 pb, ; Liu of ll•dortey, 4 yrs, 64; Grist:swat" L Yrs. 081 1 Unity, 3 yn, Sit 4.0; Paststeues. 3 ps, 64 ; Kaki el tie Mountain, 3 yrs, Sat; Pierre de Tonal*, 3 yrs, bet ; Kea shelter, 3 yrs, ; Painstta, 3 yrs, 4st 41b. RAILWAYS. THIS DAT. Two o'Ctoox. The market for shares opened at yesterday's prices, and °optioned quiet for some time, but during the last hour the heavy stocks hive taken a decided start and have experienced a sensible Ow, whilst the tone of the market for other descriptions has also im proved. Tte stocks whiet have attracted most at motion are Great Westerns and London and South Westerns, both of which have advanced considerably, especially South Western stock, which was last done at 83}, the tendency being still upward. ;osier peter Yesterday. MU. to-dgap to 1 o'clock. l i O 101e du kni . 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Vol. of NCStil Wotooford azolliillurny— West London DokatiOaroPrasilati;; Wm Talk*, 6 =pis. Wino lionorool, York.Soiroistiorkßorwtok Do.ltzt. (Yorke, Noma 0DA:114.1.F onboard Do. Ditto mad Noe ... UNorm Yoakum BAtt.wars. Boulogne sad Ammo —. Cuatrol Franco (Vlor000) It Pest D slae Isi 134 10 10 10 1 10 10 10 114 N 1.0 I N Bt. 90 NI 50 N 15 ■ 91 SO 13 30 30 20 20 - iL I si3 sp 1 so . 8 i i " i s fo ff n 20 16 60 60 11 13 II 22 ;;111. 23 iii 431 ex di, 19 e 19 4 I I Do. ... Namur dad Liege Orleans," all i !etas 14i 4 az tat 34 4 Dotdsuz Prisaad Wow '» hrls so id lees . Pali sad ilensbms Lan aid lime Unsaid Navas LIVERPOOL, January 23. yiaarket to-day wis firs, and tic. tr;rsetions were rather nnastoie. Caledonia*, 101 —East Lancashire, 121 I—Laseashue sad Yorkshire, 651 81 l I—Ditto (fifth sham), 7 7-16 e. 7.16 I d.—Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), 64 p.—Lowdow and North 1241—Ditto (new 1 shams), 31 p.—Ditto (1 shires C), 21 p.—Manehester, Sheffield, and Litman, 241 — Ditto (61. new preference), 7.16 p 481 9 1 9 Ditto (1 shares), 20 19 15.16 73.84 4.—North Union, A (Rear. hp London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire), 241—South Eastern and Dover, 234 I—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 191—York sad North Alidland, 22 4. BIRMINGHAM, Amory 23. STOOK ZICILIaGI.—This market was steady to-day. Ox ford and Woroastan are heavy ; the general opinion Poing that even if the preference shins are taken up the line will not pay the interest thereupon. London sad North Weamrns were done at 124 ; North Stafford, at S. dia. ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's at 61 die. ; Be' at 6. dis.; and Brigh ton'. at 95. LEEDS, January 23. Broort Bioaanon.—We have had a most active market this welting. Boilers are mon inn, and the sales effmned are at improved rates. Boles: Bast Imnsmkirs, 2 at 121.65. 33. ; Gast Northern, 4at 171. Is. 3d. ; Leeds sad Thirsk,l3l e.; London and North Wistm stock, 1231; Boat! Eastern sad Dover, 3 at 231; Lancashire andYak skin. 661; Dime Finks, 71 di.. • Caledonlaas, 101; York and North Midlands, 221, 221, dl.. 221- FATAL ACCIDRIIT. —An accident, attended with fetal results, amerred in the perk at Badmlneou on Monday lam Xr. =de, the pererkesprt wide Grain the Duke of Fanfare, was driviag a bad of deer from sae part of the part to another, and his nephew, Mr. William Eeles, we on bonebaok easiating him. The deer were delves into a corner. and one of then, in attempt's; to elope, ran leader Mr. William Bele's hone. The terrified hone diner his rider, who fell to the pound upon' bb head with great violent*, and the hone fell upon him. Oa raising the Taut man be was found to ►ace sustain& very serious injuries He was takes home in a state of isseneibility, and medical meditate instantly procured, bet ' recovered eon. mitneensta, and died to a few bows: The dammed was aof young m►a, about 22 years of sae. An inquest wee nine gamely held, before Mr. W. J. Ellis, and a verdlet ntarned of " Accidental death."—Glotscinter Journal. 5 is ii 6 ell 41 30 50 ;ill 411 ii? I Oil I t 7 1 ,- .iiii' i t o l ; I li alio a t . too " I i dt. too W 1 - 3441 40 44 30 ii lo 6 I II 4 1 it. 100 tii: Bt 1100 ko I fi h _s MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. Business in the home funds has been quieter to-day, but notwithstanding the comparative paucity of trans actions, the market is characterised by much steadi ness, prices remaining quoted as at the eo e cf business yesterday. Consols have been quoted all day without the bast variation, at 96 to # for money, and 961 to 1 for the 12th Feb. Ia this stock and all the other home securities the transactions have been upon a moderate scale only. The prices of business officially marked I are: Tares per Cent. Consols, 961, I; ditto for account, 961, Three per Cent. R tweed, 97k, 1. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, /. Long Annuities, 1860, 7 13-161 ; ditto, 30 ieirs, 1869, 71 9-16. Bank Stock, 2141. Exchequer Bills are in better demand to-day, at a rise of ls.; the 1,0001. arid small bills have been trans acted at 60s. and 575. prem. Icdia Bonds, 1,0001., mark 68s. and 70s. prem.; ditto, under 1.0001., 725. premium. The market for the foreign investment is extremely quiet, but prices are sta= whilst the South Ame aleausasenritise are y trite firmer. The Lodes reporited are lim ited to :—Belglati Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 401. Two-and-a-Half per Cents., Dutch, 671 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 90,1, 911, 91. Mexican Bonds, for account, 331 ex div. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for the 31st, 78, 78. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961; ditto small, 961. Spanish Peruke Bonds, 3:. Yesterday the tenders were opened at the Treasury chambers for the British Guiana Four per Cent. Loan of 70,0001. The Rock Life Assurance Company offered 105 for 65,00 W., and • private individual 106 for 5,0001. The terms are good, and the stock is not, ' therefore, likely to corns into the market. An exuaordinary general meeting of the pro prietors of the lonian Bank was holden this day for the purpose of electing a director in the place of S. W. Cattley, Esq., deceased, when Isaac Carr, Esq., of the 6rm of Cattleys and Cur, was unanimously elected. No discussion took place , other candidates having withdrawn. The amount of bilk drawn by the East India Com pany on the respective presidencies of India, from the 7th to the 23rd inst., is as follows: A Rates of &change. Bengal 114,174 I'" Id. pi . Co row. Madre. Bombay 431 21MS b. I+a. pat ditto. Total 141,113 The accounts from South America are looked upon with deep interest here, for besides commercial rela tions of an extensive character, a large amount of stock is held here, for which considerable dividends , are remitted. At the present moment all the southern commonwealths are in • most unsettled state, and war is brooding in several districts. 1 De news from the Peruvian silver mining districts is important, as announcing a large reduction in the price of quicksilver, in anticipation of Californian supplies of that mineral, indispensable for the reduc tion of silver. The price of silver in various states, as bar and pine, is firm, but there is no advance. Information from Peru states that Chula, in the de partment of Ayacucho, is authorised to be • minor coasting port, with the right of exporting agricultu ral produce, mineral ores, and other national produc tions, and to import in Peruvian vessels foreign mer chandise. Foreign ships may go in ballast to Chas and ship produce. A custom house has been accord ingly established, but at Atiquipa instead of Chalk I as the latter is unhealthy. Whaling vessels are al lowed to enter ior provisions. Another establishment is to be formed at Tanaca, close by, which is consi dered a better barb.ur. The Peruvians have en gaged in whaling themselves. Advice' from the Pacific report that the French continue their preparations for making Tahiti a great commercial etarept;t. A pier is in active progress, and a complete establishment is formed for the repair 01 large vessels. No one in the Pacific seems to have confidence in French management. The accounts received tram the mining districts of Copiapo by the Trent ate of • satisfactory character. The produce of thee. silver mines has wonderfully increased since 1824. In that year the total amount obtained was 310 pounds weight ; whilst from 1829 to 1831, the annual amount was 3,000 pounds. In 1832, the discovery of Cbanarcillo poured forth the unexpected amount of 16,000 pounds, and for three years consecutively from 40,000 to 45,000 pounds per annum were brought into the market. For a time, however, the riches of Chanarcillo in • great measure disappeared, and in 1836 the amount dwindled to the sum of 8,500 pounds; but the steady prosecution of the miners' labours was soon rewarded by the production of 19,000 pounds in 1837, and 31,500 pounds io 1838, inducing many persons to turn their undivided attention to mining operations. In 1849 the large quantity of 51,500 pounds was the result of more minute investigations; but 1840 saw nearly as great a diminution as that of 1836, the total quantity produced being limited to 9,500 pounds. Since 1840, however, the produce of silver has been steadily increasing. In 1841, it was 41,056 pounds; in 1842, 41,420 pounds; in 1843, 39,699 pounds; in 1844, 61,497 pounds; in 1845, 76,723 pounds; in 1846, 80,397 pounds; in 1847, 102,052 pounds ; in 1848, 130,552 ponds ; and in 1849, the produce amounted to the largest amount yet known, being 171,119 pounds. The year 1850 will appa rently fully come up to its predecessor, as no less than 167,172 pounds, worth 670,0001. sterling, being the result of the working of the first ten months being just advised. Projects of general improvement, more espe cially those for affording additional facilities in the way of intercommunication, are stated to be vigorously prosecuted. The railway from Caldera to Copiapo is advancing rapidly; the first cargo of iron had arrived at Caldera. The town at this latter point has been planned out, ai.d the plan approved by the 'stan dout.. News as to the Spanish mines at Copiapo is that Valenciama and DeWitt continue enormously rich. Tree Poems of es are very good ; Retamo is re. turning great quantities of silver to its proprietors. A remittance of silver (about 2,0001.) may be expected by the next mail. The Copiapo Mining Company have received advice, dated Copiapo, Nov. 26, 1850. We subjoin extracts from the mugger's reports : Chico Copper mine.—ln the 30, lode is large, giving rich "Vns of copper ore, and bias lair to lead to a good bunch ; 20, lode is also large, having a branch of from 18 to 20 Melee wide, of superior class ore. The scopes continue to yield well, and the prospects are improved. Bea Pedro.—They have commented Moping away the backs during the precept month ; these mopes have continued well, sad at present them is a branch 12 inches wide of 30 per mat. ore. La Ceeepsoia.—ln the winos in the bottom of the 10, lode L large, producing some good quality ore, with • prospect of improving es they get further down. Le Tieyna.—ln the shaft, the lode continues to improve se they proceed in depth, and they expect to have here one of the Wilt courses of ore in Chili. When this shaft was cot menced, the lode was Emposed of gamin and crystalised Iron, with now and then • stone of ore ; at present the peseta Is passing away, and there are rich deposits of 60 per cent. ore ; and at every (atoms they expect to come down upon a bed odors. San Agustin.—ln edit west there is a very large lode corn posed of a-emu, with • branch on the north wall 18 inches wide of 25 per cent. ore. San Carlos.—ln this mine the operations have been con fined to driving two upper and lower levels, in each of which thus is a large lode producing a small portion of ore. Produce Ifor October Cbeeo, 26 tons; San Pedro, 10 tons ; Lt CO•i• r als, 10 tons; La Reyna, 8 tons ; ihn Agustin, 9 tone. At Fia Hallada silver mince.—ln the 6, lode fs from 1 foot to 14 inches wide, producing ore of about 200 mum the akin (1301 per ton); 10, lodm 2 feet wide, and although not broken down, has the sppeameca of being very nen ; 15, lode is also 2 feet wide, a very good branch of ore -1 20, lode is split into branches; and in the 25, there is a ' good lode 18 hitches wide. In each of the chifions below the lode,', although act rich, is locking well, and at every breaking expecting a film course of ore. In the labor to the north, lode is still large. ens foot of which is ore of good quality. The adjoining fans named " Brlva.lcra," whose riaeep..4 multiage arisnot are 5 tathoms frost this, is raising Nine beautifsl ore of • very rich character. Aereeditas.—ln the 2.5, lode is 16 inches wide, composed of apex and soft prima, giving now and then a small portion Tit St 141 f 14 6 6 101 4 X pm ex die il 4 3 4 3 IS BO j * 79j BOi B [SO 101 Ile 121 1 161 1 83 2 31 21 31 244 101 2t I 49 1 151 I taint 131 141 13j TI 1 61 1 dis 31 th 191 [THREEPENCE. of silver. Ia the bottom chit:l)ll,l*de 1 foot wide, cionspinied of guar.; with sprigs of Wirer. Carmen Alto and Banta Ass.—The lodes in the different levels have a promising appearance. Colorado—The expectations here are great. In the bot tom of the mine there is a beautiful lode, 18 inches wide, composed of quartz, price, and clay. precisely the same SI in the adjoining mine, Silvadora. In each of the levels north end south lode 18 inches wide, and of such a character that ere lost it cannot fail of becoming productive. Desetibridora da oro, Gold bline,—ln the bottom level lode it 6 inches wide, giving stones of copper ore. In the upper level, lode 1 foot wide, producina oleo good stones of copper ore. Jo the chiffon, lode 4 inches wide, saving work for gold, the other parts of the mine are without alteration. In concluding hie report the manager says: The property of the company here continues to increase he value, having es we shortly shall, a direct communication with the p . irt of 'Flamenco, which will give us a compare ratively cheap transit for our ores ; and, with the daily in creasing value of the minera l , we cannot to de well, and _ the coMpany's propirty here time and perseverance are oral will be of immense value, and ly wanted to develop it. 1NG1.1613. Fl n ~e ict neer. 214 15 3 per CL Sea. Ann.. 974 t 3 per CI. eark. Arum. 964 f *CASIO per CL =A4l= Bowls. 4$ per CL Ual6. Bondi, 99 2 It per ear: 136., SI 91 oi.kagui tjw or. educate= liquatlee 2 3 pr et- Dudek Me, 76 9 4 per et Dutch Ma. 67t 8 4 pat CS. Dutch Corte.. *t 14 O. 3 par CL Coo. Alre, 7161 3} ‘ per j M ar lulu. 57. to 60, IY 1 per Ct. Grova4o 505.. IT I Granola Delarrad ea.. v e 3 pw Mu. No.. 33 1 ine ULPorrivlali Ma— 7 Si lr, a l a u 3 at...appal* 617., C: M.lotorrod Wl ltia. . 1040 Pa.olve Rd.. 31 2$ o CL Vvooluvla 000soola I..afarrad 800 11 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Sucsa.—The public sales, consisting of 3,000 bags Man rititts, 3,600 bags Bengal, and 2,000 begs Madras, are pro gressing steadily at fully previous rates, ant basineas Ins been dose in Madras—say, 2,00 bags sold by private con tract. Refined steady, bat not active, at 49e. 6d. to 61s. 641. COPPEZ.—Tber• is more disposition to buy to-day, and the public salts of Ceylon have gone oft at a slight advance ;. 350 bags of very good ordinary sold in public sale, at 484.6 d., leaving general quotation for good ordinary, 485., at which a small parcel sold. Tze..—Tee late decline has stimulated buyer., and there are to day more buyers than seller. of common Cowin, at 1114., short prompts and cash. SALTPETRE —6OO begs refraction 101, were offered, and bought in at 271. 6d. Nirasre OP SODA.-850 bags were offend, and bought in at 141 6d. to 15s. Parria.-1,400 bags Mask, chiefly mold in public at about previous rates ; Malabar, 31 to 3i. 120 bags white bought in at 61d. per lb. ' Nrvialos sold 2.. 104. to 2a. Ild.; Mace, 2.. 4d. to 2s. 54. BAOO PEARL sold in public sale at 19s. 6,1. to 20s. Comorv—Tise market hes been dull and ORRAtiVII during the week, and prices with difficulty sustained. Run, The demand has improved during the last two days. Para.—The demand for Currents has hem good, and a slight advance has been raid. 38s. to 46. Grocers are reported bore of stock. Valencia Raisins firm, at 401. for good sound quality. Turkey Figs in fair demand, but im porters ask higher prices. In other articles no material alteration, and it bee been • dull week ; but to-day the tone of the market bas somewhat improved. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The raerk.t is steady to day. Prices may be quoted as under:—Town Tallow, 37.. nett; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 37.. 6d. ; Feb., and March, 37.. 3d. to 37.. W ; but throe month., 39r. to 38e. 9d. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LIADINBALL —66 lbs. to 641t5., 1 1 ; 641 h.. to 721b5., 114. to 2d.; 721bs. to 8016., 24. to 21d.; 8010 s. to 881bs., 21d. to 3d. ; 881 b.. to 961b5., 3d. to 314 ; 961 b,. to 1041 b., 31d. to 41. Rom Hides, 6s. 6d. Calf Skins, light, 1.. 6d to 31. ; full. Os. BERMONDSZT.—Sheep Skins, Polled, 6s. to 71.6 d.; Kent,. 6s. 6d. to 6s. 3d. ; halt-brads, 6s. to 6s. 94. ; Downs, 4s. to 43. OA. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The arrivals of all descriptions of Wheat and Flour during t►e week have been upon rather a less liberal scale than of late, which, coupled with a slight advance in some of the agricultural market+, tends to give holders somewhat more firmness; still, however, the sales to-day were tea retail de soririon, at Monday's rates. Barley, Beans, and Pees, underwent no change in value or demand, end Oats were taken by the dealers end consumers in moderate quantidee, and at former prime. -- - ARILITALB INTO LONDON FROM 20th JAN. TO 24th JAN. Qrs. Ragligh. Bootee. Inst. Foreign. Wheat .. Barley ....-. ....... 6590 Oats Flour. 3420 seek.. 3520 barrels Mgt, On. LOllOOl4 Avssiono.—Woest, 40s. 10d. Barley. 255. 24.; Oats, Ills. bd.; Rye, —s. Od. ; Beans. 27.. 3d.; Peas, 301.0 d. iIIPERIAL AVERAGES. Wlisat.l Barley, Clata Rya. 1 Baade.l rase. Dee. 14 ... ... 36. fd.l4e 3dl7e 1 23e 1107 a 11.2,28 s W— -21 ... 3114 SAII3a 104.17. 14 S6. ldpla Sdl2Ba 241 28 ... ... 36.104123. 341,15 e lid 21. Ild 27a 34 1 25. 14 Jaz. 4 ... ... 384 10.123 a 816. 84 22. 8117 s s4lls Id 11 ... ... 38. 14:112. Oa 77. 2 8 32, 14 28. Bdl 7a OA 18 ... ... 86. 04'281 Idles Bills IVO. 74 1 211. Ild .weeks' Agg. Aver. SU 9.123 a 411116 114246 3.14376 84137 a Ild Duty.—Wart, Barley. 044 a, Bre. Bassi sod Paaa. 1.. Jan. 4. lad. 111 lac. IM ... ... ... ... . ... ... --- 1.:-- ... ... Pries. Dee. 14. Dee. 21. Dee. 28. 39 39 5 38 10 3910 38 1 38 0 ." 1 BOROUGH-MARKET.-THIS DAY. MOWS. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand (or Salm Hops is on the increase; fin. Weald of Kanto ars also in batter demand. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Edell Main, lac 641.; Walls Bad Tees, 16e.—Ships at rusk's, 46. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. Although the supplies of all kinds of stock are bat small, they are fully adequate to the demand; indeed, on the averages (except tor Calves), Monday's prices are barely maintained. The quality of the Baum 13 not g Ily good in consequ.nee, a few emits ones still melte 3.. Bd., but it out Its considered an extreme quotation. Good Celves are in demand, and, although we cannot fairly quota over 4s. Bd. foe anything, that price is exceeded in a few instances. Our foreign supply consist. of 60 Beasts, 420 Sheep, and 122 Calves; hogs Scotland we have 30 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 300 Beasts ; and 78 Mulch Cows from the Home Counties. Per stew of illba ad.s. O. Per acme of We. ad. ad. Bast Boole. Ilerefonts. .34 3 8 1 Ban pan lib uOO O. Best Bbartborns ...... 3 2 3 4 Best Loornools 3 C 3 Vis d v . . 77 2 : 2 3 2 8 3 4 3 4 8 2 I r b aa 2 , 22, see: 22 ad db " D q — uatiir 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 :3 :2 Plat boa lia/t-erede 4 0 4 4 Lamb._ , ..„ 0 4 Waste At market, 612; Steep and Lambs, • 3,060 ; 2,0; 11P.216. REPEAL OF THE WINDOw Tex.—Three large and influential meetings were held last evening in the metro polis, for the purp we of taking steps to procure an forme dist* abolition of this impost. The inhabitants of the Literty of the Rolls, of 8 , . Leonard's, Shoreditch, end of St. Luke's, Chelsea, met in vestries , strongly worded resolu tions ware adopted ' , pledging the parishioners to use the most strenuous s :anon on behalf of their objeet;and:a confi dent expectation of the downfall of the tax marked the proceedings. ROYAL BARR OF AUSTRALlA.—Yesterday there Waft a large attendance of persons concerned in the wuiding-up of this company, before Muter Richards, when the settlement of the supplemental list of contributories was proceeded with. Mr. George Webster, one of the writers to the signet in Scotland, objected to have his nesse placed on the list for 600 shares. On the other side Mr. Daniel, eounsel for the official manager, contended that it should be retained. The muter adjourned the cue. In proceeding through the supple mental list, objections, chiefly technical, were taken in almost every case, so that at the end of a sitting of more than two hones, very few matters, and those unopposed , were disposed of, and to most of the names were appended the words " taffy ") and " adjourned." HULL RAGGED AND INDUSTRIAL SCROOLS.—The second annual meeting of the supporters of these schools was held on Tuesday evening, at the saloon of the Mechanic' lasti tute. About 600 persons were present, and the mayor presided. Immediately underneath the platform were nearly 70 boys and girls, clad in neat though humble attire, and whose orderly demeanour did great credit to their master and mistress, as also to the benevolent system under which they bad been educated, fed, and clothed. Resolutions were adopted pledging the meeting to support the schools, and thanking the managing committee of the past year for their exertions. A collection having been made, a vote of thanks was passed to the chairman and the proceedings terminated. , DANGEROUS CONDITION Or LANDO' POWDER MAOBZU4I.—A correspondent says " Public attention has been aroused to the dangerous position and state of the powder magazine at London, near Swansea. This magesine, • bieh contains a store of gunpowder amounting to nearly Ks was, is Dale a few yards distant from the South Weise Ruff. ' - way, and it is nightly pseud by numerous workmen, whe often carry dangerous combustibles, The risk of accident is greatly increased at the present time, Ire the [set that there Is in the roof a hole nearly halt a yard waste." !:s7 ;Lis el I