The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-29 00:00:00

• / • de; -~-- ~~~.-1: .~ Tte LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1853. [THREEPENCE. No. 2,009.] MAI.SIIALL and EllitlDOE'd LINE of AU& TILALISIAN PACIMT Mlowiami &skimp graim‘ Peed taeft fre•sanimer gemlitimm, Po oat omprior rapAmoiclUtoo 1. Mk urn ( oral is the Lao krai f lan.): rirack.NlLAtik 11.4 itAbiLLA • • p. 4 4 1.%n WILLLIM fl tkv•Mt 4 - ....... I No Niso sit Lan 11.' 100 ........ 11111111 n ofivra ix. OK taquirot • as I'AS FAWN lits.,ll.4.ralr um- • • !AMIE kW* f. W. Raton i d. T. Mama' Nell) •nrne Melbourne.. Melbourne Melbourne Port Phill 11. Tt twett . and Sidney Port l'hillii T. nervy P. 1•11. n I 11. Larmont . . _ ice mishade Hobert Tows Ilubsr tTowis usaw•tas .1 iimield sr pommy, dietary maw and farther and, to Ihs Irslerelaned, •bu an aon.tantly Oka • iniammes Mt mirror tirm-clam ships (Inaba trades.) to mob al dm Amaraladma inmltA. D1A116113. 1 .1. and EDMIXIII, 31, Tosidiandratmat. KffNAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, et Mt UAL L!VE ASOUMANCE. ANNUITIES. as. 45, t, London. Cnuaw s , -4.IM"EL 11. niv K.IT LLTAA. Esq. 11antt xot %must. -411 lELL4 LUSIILNWTON, Esq. (yawn mu Arr. 'ILEA AYMELL, Es9.. P. tz.tract• from lb' Repast f w : aim tat rat row the :O. Novesnbet last, 1,157 Mielr h im Iwwwed ; the mussel pt.aninuan on ninth inuunlat to MISS Ss. Id. ▪ saws the esue.:isienew. Ws Isvesteti. n, In Dessushsr, 1553, KIM !Welts has bus fleeted. sad Use annual lassos Y saw ▪ U S IM*ll4l Ils balsa of ruffle our diabarsemsata la lin la igu: is 31L, stades thstosskal Id . • il i a hannins obis. de swam at tan lutltatata at Nab of let Wee 411.1tesa et : 1117:7 Dela tom& Amnia of fie. .song of C.pltal. wig ti IN& non From ISU b 111$7, HSTota .. lra Wad 3 re" I;eb. Fib. I Feb. 3 j Feb. 9 IFeb. 26 Mar. Ver. 21 Feb. 9 rob. 9 P.O. 14 Feb. 1 i re'. 38 I Mar. 1 In e.Too ii Teel re Ye,. sa, soul MU ON MN uksait AVM • 71,733 3 113,3811 18 '1:575,686 14 r Ili a resent Act of Serllememe the laresws us empowered to past Isar to Weshsee on the omit, of their Pulaski to the et. test tither 'Ace. %abr. wh w yeemlume fall toe on the Ist , ne re son.!nithat sagas mast be paid militia thirty days fros that date. ref • Mersa pre. gated to the Annual Netting of M, mien ca the atail di , " is 11.111 ready. aad may Os had on application at ys. ultce ; of So Apeais in ths country. Due. ft. ISSI. JOaEril MARSH, Secretory. ToPARDiTS and GUARDIANS.—The return d INA tt the reepecti boardirig.eshoolv after the late semen Tinniest', Mitres a • .11,..ur1e far thur per. al comfort and ahem- Cos. Saw d is that Ittref LAMM' MAC OMAR OIL, foe accelerating the arowth tad roe on wcw:ng and h-autifying the hale, aow LANDe gu,yradt, air imprwving the Ain and complexion, and removing ex:Tames met tiw,a, sz 1 1:0 WLAN ola iNTO, or Penn Denti frice, for renderin; the teem bedutifuoy white and siesservisg the gammon' coril.lered rulewtern sooompanirnentr foe tbs attain. nett of nowt peroad .treat -trees no uoiverailly sought for and Beware of rpurious intitatinna .The 0•17 genuine of rue ..*4l the name of 6 . Lowlands" prece,ilng that of the article ea the ene.eper Sea —Sold by A. ROWLAND and 80N0, 20, Illattas g.,nks, London, wad ty chemists and perfumers. p c R. CULYERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, Ortbsdol, Am.-etoptriesl, and W 444 Is. sash; by post, WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. Jt. LECTURE TO YOUNG MIN. tn. lI3W TO BE TUFTY. ts. POLL AND 1111:1CAIANJOIA1 Z OP LIE. nN SPECIAL DIALASESS. VI. TEE I,I 4 TITUTIM or MARRIAGE LIPS. .n DISEASES Or WINTER. VITI. ERINAST DERAM,U4ENTA, CONSTOATION, sad REWORD. WIDE. ti. and z. ocum, latql, and scurrca LAKES. 2 cola. U. UK . HYD6OPATIIT ; OR, TU COLD WATER. CURL Sbereced, Patersoqtr-neir; Camas. 111.1rbeet-stseet : Mow, 18. Otentelu4 epd s bss ashen. :ofofY. R. Cslverwell, M.D., 10, Areil.eossu, Rentut-street, vbee may be eonsalted drily Irene 10.! ' NV till 9. =DM COLLEGE OF 11EALTTI. IEW-11.0AD, LONDON. The llama Body =ared to o Tree, showing therelbre that It be treated a whole. Ikr 0 R 1 8 0 N'S PILL 8. j, gains or the 11,:man Body, shoeir s that we are like a Tree. Purification of the Blood by (relation of the Illooti disco. the Wettable Universal Medi. Taal by Bar Try. eines, dl eovered by Jean Mori. son, the Until. The Maur lobowro arra oa wolfram or bra Mom • tiffs Clarke POOloa== i lC3-6: • halo of SON repradhp tb. vow mem loasoloa yr Metes hems tram road WNW la dram r Vika. lal flamorolos it won aqieltal maildaery. Hera =sae pea daboroo bower lambda and theabers. ODIUM bl Sob or r is room natetal tire dawn roar Is Marl Moony, d bas/ Ifs blood. Ilygebea d +q thih, einteadlna Ibtis r nab diseme or admen It is the Wad whhh la Really Ille edhanigiaebk and that then fore the a* rag norm& le ouo omo Wd, nay purify the Imo of Mi. OM ids Illearilltbilepplaaa end of Mars dopool. umora rob ado imponar orrof. vs 1111401 b as folloarg fablo ...!Purornt is tri rolootbs of dm jam of So ray rm. Ma et the *lea b bma radar rot row or Aro arso Imarod tbsoord Mao= of pro Is Or alma of r oldm rah moors ao body of a ailllrloof sir Tar* rrs Pam aim as mobil of dire as or or ebb pow of by froollis lamoadob a us ammo ear rook d hod la a le i :: Panda at it are ihnnably diacharped by yomplorka. *le of moo boors' skip, porpro Art tarty "ftlai of tato pomade and a limit At an imorp, tee at NA= °i +.w hem the sarine the boas. isoilds and folababo. at Om ball a moor kr arm ma boor. Iblo le • vorato pm d abs oaloool roroay. rid oboobroly row Win see bed* aid elan 111 OUT Try as Whoa partially obeinand. oak proimol ynem or sera wihem. r a compoi4o the evere. and Ohm retamtniary ; sli .1111114 veal Is clogged and hopeelsa Y Mai eilerantriede. end ill maid lar•hably mar? limn el miter kin sal by woe rears or drosobta Tat M tn. STEASIEII FORMOSA left Sydney on 9th, Melbeerne on the 16th, and Adelaide on the 19th e flnstaber last, end arrived at Singapore in time for her owls to be wet home with the last Overland China and ladia wail. The telegraphic summary, cis Trieste, of the Nils and China news by this mail was received in London es M 13th lit. If the Australian mail had contained any 616441 news of very great importance, a summary of it Chars been included in the Trieste message, and thum ~ srthaw had news from Sydney in 66 days, from Millitne in 66 days, and from Adelaide in 66 days. / ;\ YIN 1 ../i7' ~ • ,..\\*,; i r !..ly ~ ~._. ~..• 1.! . ---. m h , '. 7 .:_ .. •••••.-z.. .‘ :„ 'TT f _,,,,,._, -, r t -- / 1 I .I. • . , V .... .... , A /,', 1'74 . .L).- --1---..\?-i ,0 , p i • yif .Q. fig .1()' it . k. , . -\\•-. ,1 e . ,. : ‘, :i ,... 1 ,'1i k .."\\ / :( 4 -s t. ' • Aik: 41, 1. 4 1 i t ) li '., I t ! i , . z.,J; • -:--- i s i `' w -- - £118,1116 I 7 217,164 14 9 901,311 9 7 IRELAND. DUBLIN, lAN. 28 There was a sale of property yesterday in the In cumbered Estates Court. It consisted of houses in and near Dublin ; and the prooeedinis presented nothing worth mentioning, except tharthe sale was adjourned in one case, the bidding being deemed in adequate, a circumstance which has not occurred in this court for a considerable time past. The Dublin University Commission sat again yesterday. Present—His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, the Lord Bishop of Cork, Dr. Longfield, Edward J. Cooper, Esq., and Professor Hancock (secretary). The next meeting of the Commissioners was fixed for Saturday, the 29th inst. THE KILBEGOAN MURDER. The late atrocious murder in Westmeath continues in volved in mystery, there being, it would now appear, no reason to suppose that it arose from circumstances of an agrarizn character. No is have yet been made. A local journal has the following remarks:—" Most singular, the inmates of the house never made any fiaht, resistance, or alarm, for nearly twenty minutes after the atrocious deed was committed. After perpetrating this dreadful deed, the assassins walked out, leaving the gun lying by the side of their welterieg victim ; but one bf t►em presently returned for and carried off the gun, without the slightest opposition. The inmates were so stricken and horrified that they did not even dare to look what direction the parties took in their retreat, and the men were not disguised in the least, but they were believed to be strangers. Farrell'e house is not more than 100 yards off the road, which is a public one, in the highway between Strcamstown and Kil beggan, and there are several farmsteads and cottages cleee at hand. No possible motive can be assigned for the com mittal of this savage deed, Farroll having been an inoffen sive, industrious, well disposed man, who staod well with all who knew him." Ruciarmsx.—On Sunday night last an armed party attacked the house of a widow named Power, at Cats town, in the parish of Aghaviller, and made several attempts, but without success, to force in the door and windows, which fortunately wen strongly barred and secured ; they Men tried to break in through the roof of the house and anteceded in actually throwing in the roof of pert of the premiss, which fell, carrying the loft with it, to the ground. The rockites then departed, having fired a shot. Providen tially no one was hurt by the fail of the roof and loft. We believe the attack resulted from some agrarian dispute.— Kilkenny Mode7ator. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAMBRIDGE, iAlf. 28. The following list of Wranglers was posted in the Senate-hoase at 9 o'clock this morning : LIST OF HONOURS AT TUN BACHELOR OP AIMS COM- r, JAN. 28, 1853. MODIMATORS. Charles . Frederick Mae kensie, M.A., Clllllll College. John Sykes, M.A., Pembroko College. Ei.sminctis.—William Archer l'orter, M A., St. Peter's College. William Megan Champion, M.A., Queen's College. IV In all cases of etwlity, the names are brochette& Ds. Sprague, Job. 2 Batty, Emm. 3 Nowbery, Joh. 4 Lunn, Joh. 5 Cohen, Magd. 6 Beasley, Joh. 7 Roberts, Corpus 8 Wilson, Trig. 1 Gibsone, Trio. Stewart, Pet. Thorpe, Christ's Wilkinson, Corpus 13 Fleay, Trill. 14 Dully, Caius 15 Gardiner, Pet. Fowler, T ) Christ's Glyn, Pet. 18 Gedge, rin. 19 Taylor, Trio. 20 Pope, Sid. Kinnear, Christ's Powell, Joh. Ware, Trio. 24 Harrison, Trin. 2.5 Maclennan, Trio. 26 Morgan, Jesus 27 Charters, Joh. Brittao, 1 Joh. Pike, f Trin. Autridge, j John's Dicey, Trio. Johnson, ) Christ's 33 Heppe', Joh. 34 Buticr, Christ's. 3.5 Bebb, Joh. 38 Walker, Jeans. 37 Fortey, Jeans. 38 H , Trio. Hartland, 1 Job. Smith, E. M. J Tria. 41 Grata, Sid. Orrimaa. 84 Babington, Trin. 65 O'Brien, Sid. 66 Hopwood, Joh. 67 Bluffly, Joh. 68 Suter, Trio._ Samoa Do. Doman, Emm. 43 Hart, Emm. 44 Kirby, Job. 44 Eubank, Calm 46 Dc Quettevilla, Pet. 41 Helme;Trin. 48 Price, Job. 49 Litchfield, Trin. 50 Harvey, Trin. 51 Snorting, Joh. 52 Stone, Trin. 63 Wets, Caine 54 Reece, Emm. 55 Kingston, Caius 66 Humphreys, Coins 57 Newman. Joh. 68 Paul, Trio. 59 Tiarks, Job. 60 Croad, Trim. Lows 1 Trin. Walker, J. J Trin. 83 Scott, Trill Thaek v ader 1 Joh. Healy J Fwn. 71 Dent, Trill. Fuller 1 Emm Hubbard f Caine Johnson, F. W. 1 Trin. Mason J Emm. 76 Wentworth, Trin. 77 Moorhouse, Joh. 78 Craven, Trin. Rolland 1 Trio. Carey f Trio. 81 finiallpiece, Job. 82 Crayerft, Trin. 83 Highton, Joh. 84 Ray, Magd. Junin/ De. Griffith, Cahn 86 Smith, Caine 87 Pierepoint, Job. 88 Johnson, Calm 89 Blakiaton, Trin. 90 Lefevre, Trio. 91 Windam, Trio. 92 Robinson, Joh. 93 Plowman, Trin. 94 James, King', 9.5 Ogden, Joh. 96 Agent , Caine 97 Clementrin, Perot,. 98 Willey, Cain. 99 Francis, Christ's Cole, 1 Caine Smyth, Christ's 102 Gray, Thu. Bower, 1 Clare Holbrow, f Pemb. 165 Musgrave, Trio. 106 Howson, Queen's 107 Semple, Trio. 108 Molesworth, Job. 109 Royston, Trin. 110 Tearle, Trio H. 111 Calvert, Joh. 112 Atchison, Trio. 113 Heilbror.n. Pemb. Trin. Cooper, J Trill. 119 Phi Spoon, Joh. 120 Doyle, Christ's 121 Bathunt, Trio. 122 Williams. Joh. 123 Hodge, Trin. 124 Kay, Joh. 125 Leaver, Calm 126 Steekdale, Cath. 127 Riley, Cain 128 Whalley, Magd. Burdon, j Job. Morris, f Trin. H. 131 Smith, G. E., Trin. 132 Clarke, Job. 133 Biddle, Trio. 134 Gallon, Trin. 136 Rhodes, Trin. 136 Mok swarth, Christ's 137 Fowler, Sid. 138 Lee, Cath. 139 Story, Job. 140 Anderson, Caine 141 Wets'', Cath. 142 Chenery, Caine 143 Lysley, Trio. Gilmore, ) Calm Salisbury, Trin. H. 146 Collier, Trio. 147 Grahame, Caine 148 Angell, Corpus Conte, 1 Pemb. Daniel, J Corpus 116 Holden, Trin. H. Xottor:ti.—Johason, A., i At a congregation to be hob above, gentlemen will (with hare not u yet quite fulfill proceed to their B.A. degree. len on Saturday, Jan. 29 , the the exception of a few who id their academical course) LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 'PARA iszi. U. ( M oss y 11—."-- . Opesdng , 3 per Cast% per COMO., 1823 4. 44 per Cents., 1552 . 10 $ 20 , 105 - 35 4 pm Cesna. , , ... Bpm OtstaNew Loan _ 1 ... . Maelsmge on Landon: sleight, 23 otirmoractisio money 1 Navies __ _ Do. - 4 Doman 5 - peCeste 99 Do. 2 Piedmont 3 p.Ct. 9B 23 Treasury Bonds De. 10212 921 Bank Shares ritais, JAN. 28.-91. Germain —; Vs:milks (right banki, • ditto (left bank), 550; Paid , and Ort. ans, 993; Paris eel Coosa, 980 ; Rouen and Havre, 490; Ilsrerilles and Ana. nes (Ceinertedl, 837 30; Straabourg and Bele, 34730; Northers, 1195; Ports and otra.bouse, 761 23 • Pan. and Lyons, 880; Lyrae mad Mediterranean, 731 ; Moniereau and Troyes, 260 ; Omit, 978; Slams and S. Disler to Gray, MO; Paris and MIN low 1 . , 903; Dijon and BO 311C014 52 0 ; Midi, 3'.0; Dieppe and tramp, 373; Andrezieui awl Barre, —; Pub and Scans,—. $191.114, lAN. 28.—Voluntary lan, 102. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto (1852), 1021; National Debt, 04. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 148 f. Bank Shares, 1091. lot AMAMI. Dgro:ewer, JAN. 28.—Her Majesty's ship Castor, 36, Commander Wyvill, arrived in the Sound from the Caps on Thursday morning. She touched at St. Helena on the 20th December; the mail steamer of the 16th No vember for Calcutta had not arrived there. The Intrepid, ireisht-ship, with government stores for the Cape of Good Hope, was about to proceed to that destination. The Castor called at Ascension nn the 25th December: found at anchor there the Tortoise, Crane, and steamer Tearer. The admiral was cruising. The United States merchant steamer West Wind, with emigrants from New York for Australia, had been lying there for Aye weeks for coal ; the govern ment depdt, being very short, could not spare her any. The West Wind was also badly o ff for provisions. The mail steamer for the Cape and Calcutta of the 15th November had not then made her appearance, and was long overdue. The Dee had passed for the Cape about a fortnight. The Barracouta, Commander Parker, arrived this morning from Sheerness, with the men paid off from the Phaeton, Captain Elliott. The Swift, Captain AldJam, it is expeetei will be paid oft ban to-nonow. II Higheet. Lowest; Owing 90 99 SO SO 30 30 ioi - 23 1 ini - so loi - so 9070' 23 3, 90 day 4 .34 90. Iterate_ death SHARE LISTS. FRIDAY EVIININO. The railway market showed an upward tendency this morning, but sales were renewed at the higher quotations, and prices fell back. At the close, East Lancashire, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and Great Southern and Western of Ireland were dearer, and Manchester and Sheffield cheaper. The speculative tendency to sell on any rise continues in this de partment. The market closed Bat. French shares were very strongly supported till three o'clock, with a general upward tendency, but in this market also flatness was observable at the close. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The raile4 7 naiVei is very duili74;;, and prioes remain as before. With the exemption of a slight decline in Caledonians, there is nut the slightest fea ture to notice, a general indisposition to operate being shown. French shares have not fully maintained the prices of yesterday, Sambre and tense are steady. SHAMS AND STOCKS UNOVAIAIITIBD. ..ate se 3 p.-. lAn.w.ara. tberdaso trewrs., Nott.ne. Basta a 74 Let Juncuon Kok La.. Lasa.,,‘Clls,Juis. 134 1 11 04 $2 et. 1 Ds. ii.. de. W 1... Illehatil and Deasy « - 0.001a....Jana.. Dundee, Nett:, a..d Var. dern Juno! I,n ... ... Nast Anshan Ditto (F IB E. and H ).. [stern Ostintase ... Swam Unio., Clan 4.. all Vs. dew 11 and 0 Silo FIN bat Issereldre ... . W k W.I. D...kßinaJn 100 Ildlarsargh awl Glamor . 11 Ealinhargh and Peebles.. 110 Edinburgh, Carth,Dunde IM Glasgow k SouthWastarn 100 , Chest Northers ... .. 1100 I D. 1 Marrs, A, Stook... 1001 Do. PrOaree,B, &task.. 100 ,01.8onth. and Wert.(lte. 10 , !Great Western ... „ 11 !Irl.ol South Eutera .. all 1 tatICINWIT and Whale .. 1111 Do. Third. ... ... .. 100 Innearalre and Yerliskalt , 1$ D. Hahn ... ... 111 Do. Won Iti‘ons Unlot all Leeds Northern ... ~ 1111 Laados and Blacken!! . 3 Lon.,Tilbury,lt Fouthend 100 Lon., Bright...ads S. CHIli , lot Loeden k North-V:46W 12 D. Fifths ... . . .. 1 Do. alu an.,l4.and 11.(C 100 London & Froth-Writer I 111 Do., £lO ... ... . I $4 De., S4O ... ... all ' Londonderry Jr Coleraine all loodondrrya Enniskillen 140 Manch„Bbef.,aLlacolnet 41 Do. Man.& Linel. Urio 100 Midland ... ... ... . 100 Do. Mrs. and Drras .. 471.111/I.Gt. "sot. (Izeland).. 100 Newanarant . ... S 1 Do. Bury &tendon .. IS 14 iliewportAbal.itHereford Newry aho. ijmirwwe.. 100 100 100 101 100 Do. Neer Northern Counties Web North FUMY *Will Devon, No. 1. Do. A Deferred Do. 4 B Guaranteed North Stador.enin,.. Nunn Western Northasi E. W. Oxford, .eottieb Wats. k Weber. likottisto Midlaud dim LAN.W.Gsar. Mk _ To o!. W.Illo.) De. Ossrby eletspektre union South Dee= South Esstera South Wee. Sseth Yotksb.litaltstDa Ditto ditto I . I3IWIPPHaven Dock& kI.U. Vale of Minh Waterford sad Hammy. Waterford sad Lamm/. West ropiwall _ _ Pl~biabn wd 100 Tork.Newoootlo &Berl/Lela 2 Do. do. FA toutos• 114 Do.O.N.E.Purobsoo 100 Yolk mod Neal% Midload Ali 6. IG , 25 5 ! 1• 124 Ditto No. 2, 7 per Ct.l Bristol & Laster 4 per (:t. Calodonion SIO Rooter owl 1 In'ybrod Durk mad Baud,* . Donde% rents. and Aber _ 4e3a Junction _ _ 1164 1 wj 1101 Do. do. (1/.) 7 Per Ct. Do. do. (71. 175.) 7 pw Ct. Mrt.Coo.Yat•.,S p 0.,N0t Ditto do. 10. Do _Now ft pet Foot. !toe!! :Icat.Ualaisitwipiu.6p.al 11dInbur0ia. IN.rtl4 and Dundee, si per (mat I 100,OnSt Illortaim3 rwrOont 100 Do. 3 per oat. Scrip, Its. detonable at le p.ot. pot 6,l,ot.lithaWistentlillioloths 6 GWoot-Bkoall.otsenape 100'GLWwrorn, tized ili pAt. 6 Losesoltiro klforks.FLlo NO I Ditto 6 pow Ant Stook 100 ;GA.:. Nnon.Ottar.3 pont 100 Illittolhokrential 3 per Ct. 6 Los.llollltWootCon.Thirds 10 •Lowasader re &Color. iAt dl 114=orr y if.F.nalok.lob is .011.1ne.tos./tot VP Ds. Wow /10 ... .. 1 .11 tl(aryp.k Carlisle, 4 p CI. WO Illidluideut.-.14.4b.5p.Ct 6 Ditto Profanes WO Nortlik Eztom-ina... ill Da Guaranteed si Fir et ill Du. WaveseyVallay &pat ISO Nortk liritlah .- ... all North Statrordalir• 100 Goad, Woe /A . .. ,, DA I lli Wolver., 116. 6 per Gat 0 Dit.o ditto ditto II Ihrows.ansi.NaGuar. 10 welt Cbtota(Nor.W. Also II per Not... 10 Do. 3 per Cent ... , 35 goat,. 1/0101. ... ... 111 Ditto New all .booth ?Astern (Ftsallig Ana.l of X 1.0.6 all ' 1101.Yorkoltiretperrt.Guar 3 ,Watorkedsclulitonny6p.rt 100 iTork, Nowraetlesti. miry., ~ ; __Ot.".coth . ol Eng.purch. TarkilaCXkLl3.W. Porch LINES LEASED AT FIXED ' all 'Birraingharn&ollordwith guarant.(leas.toOLWeed. 30 all (Ditto witbout a guarantee (leaped to Great Western 291 all Bi rm., t ol.,& Uudleywith guarant.(lcaa.toGt.We.t. SO all Ditto without • cuarantee Dewed to Grew. Weetero 29 100 Ortekiagbasioblte (Masud to Loadon&N.Weiners) 101 SO Clydeedale Janetlon (lewd toCakdonian) SS 100 EastLinvilnals.gnar.ep.Ct Ceased to Gt. Northern) 149 25 Olonowter St Dear Freest Dewed to Greatoreehren 124 Si Ralllietelby(Llioelt&NEld 113 23 De. 1 sham (ditto) 5011 12; De. 1 shares (ditto) 1/ 121 Lemke and Greenwieh Dewed to South laden 14 SO Ditto Preference (ditto) 151 20 Lowestoft Ge.Ar.4perGest. I le.raed to Norfolk) all Ditto ditto 6 per Cent 23 all Ilaneb.,Buiton,kslatiock limed to 1.41N.W.5e11d.) S all Iliddkebro' and Beam Dowd to &mkt. k UarL all 1441kad Brad:era 1011 SO Seelkinikaintera 3ye ret 1111111144 r Inet.Cour tlee 44 ss Fraillne&Wyr• (Mae. Low. aD.WeeL&Laae.&Tort ISO 19,0014 and /Inaba (lam to (heat Northern 100 Ow thenreth Stock 192 54 lostlataikedekke (ais] to Mr. ci.Clean) ¶0 Woe Volley, Sp. Ct. faa (tired to Most 28 'Ditto Ditto Ditto too & Somertwt (loud to Otsat Mutual— 1024 follitin ma ILWA 'stoup and Rotterdam] 1 die Ige.swa Dawn Janette& 1 11 .I.2iarkirca awl liniaellnea. 11/ 141 Non and Beaencei 11 pa Data Rhenish 24 Ma Wit ladies el Do. Istanden I 1 2,, Or. !WIWI Plehig ao.. 1 2 21 ie °owl Junta= at France' 1 dis Gt.Weet.ofGrodo.lbarto par I „ Do. genies(lndlea. Mit 7 Do. (lailoni) 1 76 4 8 Do. Do. 6 per ot. 1 Ms , Lyme aal Mediterranean 1 1 0 ea I Madras 21 pa Marie Ante:Wis. ei *in or It Lev (with In.; S 111 Do. Do.ien interest) O4 If j Sortltern of Irrono... U 4 U Uo. lot. .1 prr et. Boob fro R. a Arnim. Pha. 31 141 Norwegian Trunk Prof.,. 0 1/ sukt Lyon. 141 141 pa eArl• ea I Orly. 35 40 Paris see Rouen ..9 40 Yana and litraexeire 864 301 P4la,Csee,asmlCherlaure 4 4 1 0 Plol Quebec and Richmond par pa oaten sod 11.0 rt. l9 timbre and bleu-. 94 94 Do. $4 per Cent. Prefer. leathern of Franco.- 24 9 pa Upper India nerip it 1 8 Wont Plauctere Do. $4 per Cent. Prefer. 1 die Mtwara ..1 . fi 74 :A= Weetern of Switzerland dae par Zeeland JOINT STOCK BANKS. ITT. BANAL 40 Austraisoia 20 than. Bank of India Australia, and China 20 Inghsh, ocottish. sad AnstraHsu Chartered 20 leedon Ch.rtered Bank of Australia • Boys' Austral. Baskin* and Cold Import. Co 23 Routh 1 , await& U Union of Australia ... Uo. Now MISCELLANEOUS. 10,1400 I 111,715 12,7e0 10.000 Itt•dralisa N. Brit. Aust. Lan* all i. Atr•traliAn Land I ZS Van Diemen's Land 29 1 4-1°444 prke. I U. 0 41 IS 17 Badman does to-day MINES. FRIDAY EVENING. A very large business continues to be done in English mining stock, and the market is in a ro ma' hably buoyant state. A buyer of any largo num ber of shares must in all cases concede higher prices. The prices ruling to-day are as follows :—Wheal Buller, 1,100; North Pool, 323; East Wheal Rose, 255; Wheal Basset, 660; United Mines, 385; South Frances, 182, 184, 192 ; Wheal Seton, 180 ; West Caradon, 300; Halamanoing and Croft Gothal, 103; North Pool, 323 ; East Wheal Rose, 255 ; Cefn Bruno, 90, 91; Dolcoath, 54; East Tolgus, 341; West Providence, 531, 55; Comford, 50; Cura Brea, 8,5; Tremayne, 29, 30; Pen-y-Gelli, 27, 28; Alfred Consols, 161, 1, 17}; Wheal Uny, 141, j, 151; North Buller, 101; Spearne Consols, 101; Wheal Exmouth and Adams United, 71; Wheal Cupid 8; Tamar Consols, 61; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 71; Kil bricken, 41; Alten, 51; St. Day United, 31; Bo ringdon Consols, 615.; Tavey Consols, 3 1; Wheal Victoria, 145.; Wood Mine, 65.; Langford, 11; North Robert, 7 ; Vale of Towey, 345. ; Nanteos, ; Wheal Norris, 32a. 6d., 355. ; North Damsel, 355.; Cubert, 2; Wheal Peru, 11; East Wheal Vor, 11. The preferable descriptfohs of gold mining shares were firm to-day, owing in some measure to a scarcity of shares for the settlement, a fact which is indicative of the bears having assisted the late decline in this market. Port Phillip shares improved, closing 1 to 11 prem. Thu less accredited adventures, however, were fiat. Waller shares were forced np to 2 prem., owing in part to a scarcity of shares for delivery. Some of the recent buyers, it appears, have lent shares at Ito 3-16, " backwardation." The rise in these shares is viewed with great suspicion in the Stock Exchange, and many of the principal dealers consequently refuse to touch them. The non-official quotations are : Peel River Land and Mineral, 9to 1 prem.; Golden Mountain, & to k dia. ; Anglo-Australian, par to prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, .1. die. to 1 prem.; L'Aigle d'or, par to k prem. ; Monarch, par to / prem. ; Union Gold, 1 to 1 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 dia. to par.; Australian Consols, par to 1 prem. ; Worthing, 3,1; Barcena Range, 1 to 1 ; Jamaica Copper, Ito 1 1 prem.; Kenmare, 1 to 1 prem.; Car berry West, par to prem.; Glenaulin, par to / prem.; Connemara, 1 to 1 prem. Tills DAY.--Two o'CLoci. Buainess has been almost at a standstill in the gold mining share market to-day, and prices present scarcely a quotable change. Ave Maria and Mariquita shares have each been done at i dis. In the shares of the Australian Land Companies there is also no change. --- NO. than. Mato. ?Ad pri — T . "ee don* yesterday to-day -- -- -- 100,000 1 AK m Fria - all I 1 po IMAM 10e. %onto Californian ABM 10 tustralaalan 2 1 2 PANS 20 teetralian 3 44 14 " 0,910 1 Australian Cordillera MAO 1 Amtrak= Freehold %WO 1 .%re Marla all f 4on 4 1841,900 1 MICA Mandl** Gold all 1 Ipm WM SO British iris ISA 8 10 AM LS Brasil. liep,(iss. at3l.pa 244 A 4 WO 3e De.Oomes and Cala. all If 24 11.410 PS Do. St. John Del Re: 15 29 30 1116.980 1 QUINN Creek 44Ms 4 Pr 111.986 40 Cobra Copper ...._, ali II IMAM 1 Oolonial Gold 11 Jo _ Cepupo l4 6 7 113T,I;00 Bt. C.73e0 Miners of Eng. all 8,400 23 Do. Pref. 74 per mat. all —pm 711,001 3 Bastkotralia ' , nape, all 1 11 Mr 100,11110 II Greet Nutpt Vela all 3 3 4 • 10,004 40 Ge real all 134 lee 72,000 Grand Duchy of Baden all par A pat 11.000 Great Pehrootli all I I If pm 100,00 e Lake !Daunt. all 4 di* par 60,00 Liberty 50,000 Loadou&Calitom. Gold Quart. CruehiniCo. all I f 100,000 afariaulta all 4 18,000 1 Kaufeant36o.Amettean 9 44 8 200,00( New Granola 200,000 Nouveau Monde 146,000 Port Philip 1 1 14 pro 60,000 Quarts Rook all par 4pm 18,000 20 Rh ymney Iron all s 3 35 - Ditto New TAU 36 Boatiago de Cita l4l 7 8 50,000 1 ••outh Australian all 4 die par 6,000 10 Do Croft 42.174 MARA United Healers 70,000 1 Waller 100,000 I West Granada all 1 " 100,000 1 Wait Mamma all 6 i ts par 100. 00 1 Tata MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EYPNINO. The English stock market maintained a firm ap pearance during all the earlier part of the day, Con sols reaching 99 to but sales, again attributed to bankers' account, were renewed, and prices fell back. The closing official quotation was 991 to d for money and the 10th February, but after the regular hours the price was called only 99: to I. Money was easy in the Stock Exchange at 1 to 11 per cent., a fact which would tend to show that there is in reality no pressure of stock on the market, and that the specu lation afloat has been in the direction of a fall. For money on call out of doors we hear as much as 21 per cent. has been given, with from seven to 14 days' notice prior to withdrawaL Meanwhile, there is no sensible improvement in the Exchanges ; shipments of gold to the Continent continue, though not so heavy as of late; and the exports of coin to Australia are large. Money, however, is very abundant at the higker rates. Annexed are the prices at which business weal done to-day in the home funds, according to the , official report :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1991 4, I' • ditto, for account, 991, 1. Three per ' Cent. Redused, :1004„ 4, 4. Three-and-a-Quar ter per Cents., 1031, 1, I, 1, Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16. India Stock, 270, 272. Bank Stock, 2271. Exchequer Bills were rather steadier at 58s. to 6:s. prem. India Bonds, on the other hand, were a trifle flatter, with transactions at 665., 708., and 71s. Foreign stocks were generally firm, and Sardinian land Dutch Fours attained an improvement. Spanish stocks are also better, and the demand fur the Com mittee's Certificates continues. Another article has appeared in the Madrid Herald() strongly in favour of the recognition of these vouchers. Mexican bonds are steady, and Ecuador show an improving ten dency. Turkish scrip and Granada Deferred, on the other hand, are flatter. The day's sales arc thus re corded :—Brazilian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1829 and '1839, 1021. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 981, 971 98, 971, 981. Ecuador Bond s , 51. G rana d a Deferred, DI, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., f or account, 14th February, 23. Peruvian Six per Cents., 1021, 31; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 621, 615, 63. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941, 93, 94'i, 95. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, 1; the Committee's Certificates, 61, per cent. Scotch journals state that the Glasgow banking houses have followed up the measure of the Bank of England by raising their discount 1 per cent. Scotch tills at four months and under are charged 4 per cent., 43 per cent. being charged for longer periods. London paper is discounted at 3 per cent. under these rates—viz., 3; per cent. up to 4 months, and 4 per cent. for longer dates. 'lbis increase in the rate of discounts has not as yet been accompanied by any corresponding increase in the interest allowed on de posits and current accounts, which in the meantime remains as before. At Hamburg, by to-day's letters, discount ruled at 21 to 2; per cent. only. Funds and shares were firm. Australian Agricultural shares were again rather better to-day, reaching 244, and closing with buyers at 240. Ex the new shares the price is 85 to 90. Bank of Australasia shares were 1.3 higher, at 80 to 82. Union Bank of Australia left off 73 to 74, ex the dividend, after making allowance for which a rise on yeaerday's price is shown. Dealings have also taken . place as follows : Commercial Bank of London, 30i ex. div.; Oriental Bask Corporation, 48! ; Victoria Docks (21. paid) new shares, 31; General Screw Steam Shipping, 51i, 52, 53; North British Australian Land, 21, I; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 87; ditto (ni. paid), 51; Scot tish Australian Investment Company, 3. In a circular issued by Messrs. Cammann and Whitehouse, of New York, attention is drawn to the appreciation that has taken place in the market value of United States railway bonds and shares during the year 1852, which is attributed to the increased de mand for these investments on the part of both foreign and domestic capitalists. To show the ex tent of the rise the subjoined statement is afforded, which, as including the descriptions chiefly held on this side of the Atlantic, will be interesting : Dividvtids. Now Tork and Erie Beads, lit mortgage 109 1 11 Ditto ditto 2ad ditto MG) ditto ' , hares SO 91 7 leer rent. Philadelphia and Reading Bonds, lot anortg to so . - , - Ditto ditto shares 57 89 1 : di P e t r u tr k. Cortina River Bonds, let mortgage lO3 109 Ditto ditto 2nd ditto 93 101 Michigan Central Bonds, 1860 Ditto ditto shame 93 106 8 per cent. itichigan Southern Bonds, DG2 B9 101 Ditto ditto shares 97 In 10 ter cent. Cleveland. Columbus, and Cincinnati Bonds 101 118 Little Miami ditto ditto Ohio and Pennsylv.inia Bonds New York and New Haven. shares Rochester, Lockport and Niagara Falls Bonds 100 112 Ditto ditto ditto ahaes 95 112 7 per ant Macon od Western, shares .... B7 108 8 per cent. - - In the market for foreign exchange, to-day, the rates current were much the same as those of last post, and business, as usual at this period of the year, was very quiet. The rate for three months paper on Paris was just a shade higher, but Frank fort was rather lower. Generally, few bills were offered, and the change in prices was unworthy of notice. Our usual list of the prices negotiated is SI follows: Male. Prices u negotiated this day,. Bilk and Y. Money. lie. ... 1111. 174eter. Alit. Note. .. I Id. Is ate. „ laistv.... Ild. lain% Antwerp„ „ 25fr. 23 25fr. Su e. Brussels Ramberg and Altana , „ lames. 31 Mal. :hoc* 6 acb. it. Petersburg per retie " 31+4 canoe ... 331 pence Paris par g Short 251 r. Sc. 25fr. 07 ie. Ditto „ 3Moaths23fr. 23fr. 30c. Amsterdam per S Shat Ditto • s/ c. 3!. Y)+c. ... YSIF. 30. rdoidiet.ca-thealalne Yer CIO ~ 119111. kr. ... 119, 4. kr. diellok ("active) per .0 i, 1111. Okr. ... 11d. 2kr. WO* . 11d. Ocr. ... 1 Ifl. 2kr. Madrid per Dollar ~' 60( pence ... IQ pence GAIL so to iii "me ••• sin :cum SOW ilaredia .., a 50 e Pm* ••• 50 Prue tU a n c• Pena ••• 30 peas n, ill Peers ••• 30 peace Gibraltar race lagitern eiglia Wate per ducat ~ 411 pence ... 41i pence per ounce ~ 1244 peace ... 1244 pence 124) pesos ... 1244 ;enc. Lisbon per milret 90 dap date 53 pence .. 331 pence Olorrto The price of gold, yesterday, at Paris was about 3 per mile prem. (new tariff rate), which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.221; and the exchange at Paris on London, at short, being 25.05, it follows that gold is about 0.695 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. Ily to-day's advices, the price of gold at Hamburg is 4251 per mare, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 100. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.31; and the exchange at Hamburg on London, at short, being 13.31, it follows that gold is about 0.938 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. According to the last accounts, the course of ex change at New York on London for bills at sixty days sight is 109:1 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109.23.10 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.0.3 per cent. in favour of England. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves no profit on the importation of gold from the United States. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Thursday are thus reported byMr. Reuter's telegraphic express:—Dutch Four per Cent5., , 944; ditto, Two and-a-Half per Cents., 64 9-16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 9 -16 ;,Mexican New, 234 ; Por tuguese New, 3713-16; Austrian Fire per Cent.Metal lies, 811. At Vienna on Thursday the Five per Cent. Metallies were quoted 91Z, and exchange on London, 10.46. The Bank of England return for the week ending Saturday, the 22nd January, is as follows : BANK OP ENULAID.—Actovar fur the week ending Jan.:', 1553. o&P•LTVIIIT. Nolo Yaw) Govunancnt Debt— £141:1' 4 .10u Other Necuritl?....... 2.941.90 Odd Coln and Bull:on 18,60>,R e~nr suiaoo ----- V 2.918,040 M,040 Prot:Astor.' Capital ... ni Best .......... .. 3 . 214 . 94 Public Depodialbacial . Oota ligid n:ll d or Il an 6tio Debi, and Dm. Acct..) 4 'Y. 4 754 Jther Dopro4ul . ..... 13:;•27:4,37 kmealsruado4ber 1.4.3d,am 437.932,2'i; ‘.7.7.;t75i0t Reuribee dtkelud.Desd Weight Asnuil .113X.V.407 Utberdeen ty ntles Notes ash! and &Ter ( 4L,• 4v.;,17.• 4 :37 MARSHALL. Chief Ca.tavr. The above return, when compared with that for the week preceding, exhibits the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 23,471,475 Decrease 1!) Public deposits 4,938,754 Increase fIS,S76 Other deposits Geremment securities in banking department..,, 13,830,407 Decrease 10,359 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both Jac. !T. 1853. departments -- Seven day and ether bills The Rest The Reserve 19,404,919 Increase 217,371 1,438,699 Decrease 9U, '6 3,211,206 Increase .1,328 9,931,144 Increase 414,007 The differences exhibited in this retnrn, as con trasted with the preceding one, aro not g rea t, i n a numerical point of view. The increase in the bullion has been already explained by us. The increase in the "other," or private securities—an item the course of which will be watched with interest—is very slight. In the week embraced the payments to divi dend receivers had almost ceased, and the item of public deposits has consequently begun to increase again. The Bank, it appears, has arain effected a small diminution of its stock of government secu rities. The shipments of coin to Australia appear to be brisker than for some time past. In ad dition to shipments to the amount of 173,5001. recorded in the Express of Thursday there have been exports this week to tho extent of no less than 120,0001. by tho limit, and of 23,0001. by the Caroline Chisholm, both for Port Phillip. .I'he Kent is one of Messrs. Wigram and Co.'s ships, and carries out probably the largest quantity of sptcie on freight ever despatched to Australia by a sailing vessel. The settlement of the railway share account was satisfactorily concladed to-day. Stock was freely delivered, and it is a fact of some interest that a con siderable portion of it appeared to come from pawned sources. This confirms the statements wo had previously made. We understand the total dividend for the past year on the shares of the Northern Railway Com pany of France is fixed at 4.1 fr., including interest and bonus. At the top price of ;i, which these shares attained for a moment today, this dividend would yield W. 3s. 61. to the purchaser, taking tho Paris exchange at 23 fr. Tlns is not to be consi dered a tempting rate of yield, considering the de gree of uncertainty, political and otherwise, attaching to all French investments. A good deal of speculative attention is still directed to the iron market, but the price does not fluctuate much. The present quotation fur pig is Gls. to 635. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocst. The stock markets have seldom presented so dull an appearance as to-day, there being not the slightest movement in any department. Consols do not rally from the depression of yesterday afternoon, having ruled throughout the day rather flat, at 9 to for money and account The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to Z ; Bank Stock, 2271 to 22s ; India Stock, 2711; Exchequer Bills, 575. to 61s. prem. In the foreign bond market business is similarly limited, and prices are in most cases nominally un altered. Russian and Sardinian Bonds are firm. Russian Fives mark 120; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1031 ; Sardinian, 943 ; Spanish New Deferred, 22.1 to 1 ; the Committee's Certificates, 3 per cent.; Swe - lish Loan, 2 dia.; Equador Bonds, 5,1 to 1; Mexican, 23; Buenos Ayrean, 67. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCINO-LANB, SATURDAY MORNING. In the colonial markets there 1.1 - ,s been more disposition to operate generally, and in some instances improved rates have been obtained. For the refining descriptions of Sugar, both British and foreign, there has been a good demand, and full rates, to GI per cwt. advance, have been realised for these kinds, as well as for some of the fine grocery de scriptions, but Benares and grainy sorts have not been sale able at former rates. The public sales of Coffee have not been large, but privately several sales have been made, chiefly of the native kinds of Celon, which have advanced Is. per cwt. Pimento has risen id. to Id. per lb. The quar terly sales of Cinnamon are to be held on the list inst. they, comprise about 1,60 a bales of Ceylon. The Tea market still wears a firm appearance, notwithstanding the unusually large amount put forward for sale out of the late arrivals. .7. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a short supply, at the following quotations:—Prime meadow Hay, 80.. to 8.55.; inferior, 61:. to 755.; Rowen, 45e. to fills.; Clover, 90s. to 1003.; second cut, 70s. to 90s. ; Straw, 275. to 30s. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with but little doing speculatively. The delivery yesterday was rather better, being 509 cas k ; and the trade is buying on the spot more Ereet7. Town Tallow is quoted 445. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 455. ; February to March, 41e. 9d.; October to December (new), 445. 9d. to 451. MAIMET AIIERAGES.—Town fallow, 465. Gd. ; Fat 1 ditto, 2s. ; Yellow Ru.sian 465. GI. ; melted Stu , 345. W.; rough ditto, 225. 6d. ; Tallow Graves, Ils. ; good Dregs, 6s. COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. The market is well supplied with Vegetables, but Fruit scarce, more especially table Pears. Hothouse Grapes are also over. The supply of Pine Apples is pretty well kept up. Apples are getting scarce. Cob and other Nuts are realising fair prices. Both Seakale and Ithabarb aro now t,,lerably abundant, and Asparagus is becbmin; more plentiful and good. Potatoes have not altered in value since our last report. Mushrooms are scarce. Cut Flowers consist of Heath., Primulas, early Tulips., Hoses, Migno nette, and Camellias. I Owing i yeeterday.l SO 113 Sli 1 7 i» 1 li rat Si Si pa Hi i SS 43 73 74 stl • 10 MI M 80 61 Gj 101 101 St 6 dt. 21 22 3 24 do 107 leg 33 434 221 13 17 IS 14 4 41. Si 91 31 31 4i 121 IS 94 104 76 8 76 78 25 60 76 78 dis i Pia 21 28 80 62 76 77 40 42 118 110 103 105 ele 894 64 7 SI 10 lie in pa 78/ 7P4 41 34 21 11 16 105 8 1 1 106 2 120 121 tA 1 If 90 . 91 . .. 64 - s;4l. li e 12 t 41s 194 204 30 il 7j 3am 77j 78 44 44 - if - i4 3 it Ms 2i 3f 61 63 35 74 3 21 dim 36 37 6 car dig 41 4 lb s si Pa 49 60 63 63 6* 71 70 NI 18 20 9 19 14 13 II 3 dle 12 23 79 SO U II is 4 I I 14 IS 9 9f II 411_ i r 4 ii Pe Pm 69 70 72 1 77 1 "“ ISa 1161 811 A REG. 107 109 104 1(6 19 X) 6 111 II 36 $ 1 Pal 11 11 ;at 1 I psi 14 14 111 19 $ Se Ifie US 112 114 92 9 1 Ipm 107 10 9 149 Par IP= 152 04 4 pia 14 • IR•• 9 10 11 115 i 441 1 li 150 112 r 24 L'''' e 2 1 103 105 25j 244 11 If u; PS 171 17/ 16 I? 1 pm Par i 20 26f It 20 iii Pm 103 165 Si SI Pal iDu 134 131 I iO3 Beldam dam to-day NAVAL PORTSMOUTII, JAN. 28.—The Tyne, 4, Master- Commander Peter Wellington, arrived at Spithead to-day from Rio Janeiro, having made the passage in 41 days, a very rapid one for a sailing vessel. She left Rio on Dec. 18, being towed out of harbour by the Centaur, Capt. E. S. L. Cannon, flag ship of Rear• Admiral Henderson, C.D., commander-in-chief. The Centaur, on paving cum _ party, proceeded on to Cape Frid, and thence sh , , would convey the admiral to the southern parts of the station. The only British man-of-war at Rio, besides the Crescent, receiving ship, was the Express, 6, Commander Fead. On Dec. 14, the Rifleman, 8, Lieutenant-Commander Dalton, left Rio for St. Katharines, in order to communicate with the Bonetta, 5, Lieutenant• Commander Wake, and deliver to her despatches from the Admiral. The Rifleman was to sail for England on the arrival out of the Sharpshooter, 8, Lieutenant-Commander Parish, which had nut up to the Tyne's sailing mode her appearance. The Locust, steamer, Lieutenant Day, was expected at Rio. The Tyne ended three days after the last packet sailed for England, but brings no political news either from Rio or the Plate. She, however, reports the yellow fever as being very prevalent at Rio, and productive of many deaths. When she left that port, she was herself free from fever, but during the pas sage it broke out, and three boys, passengers, died about eleven days ago. She is now, however, again!free from it. Exchange at Rio was 271 to 28. This ship has brought to England from Rio 43 boys (but three of these died, as above stated, of fever at sea), forming a portion of the 90 who were inveigled to leave Liverpool to eater the Brazi lian navy ; the treatment received by whom, when they gut out, has engaged a great deal of attention, and been the cause of some diplomatic communica•ions between the British and Brazilian governments. It appears the majo rity of the 90 bop, who were induced to join the agents on account of the scheme being under the auspices of the Bra zilian consul at Liverpool, were taken to Fort Vilganhon, in the centre of Rio Harbour, and there, according to the accounts of some of them, subjected to the most repulsive and disgustingly immoral and indecent treatment. Some of them made their escape from their masters, and [brew themselves on the protection of the British re , idents ; the result of inquiries made by the British commander-in-chief beiug a demand for the delivery up of the whole of ttlein to him. The matter is not yet considered as terrulaated between the two governments; a court of in quiry into the circumstances having been held by Admiral Henderson a few days before the Tyne left. result of the inquiry had not transpired, but it app ears unquestionable that some of the boys have been most ' shame fully and immorally dealt with. Besides those breught home by the Tyne, five died in Rio llarbour, and nine others desorted from the Brazilians; whilst a further di tacit ment of 37 more arc to come to England by the next man or-war—probably by the Rifleman. The Tyoe has raised a large number of merchant vessels on her passage, espe cially the latter portion of it, during which she came through several fleets of outward-bound ships. The only ship-, however, which she reports by name are the Ram berg brig Emma, 50 days from liremen, bound to San Francisco, which she passed on the 25th of December; and the Euxine, of Glasgow, on the 12th of January; the was running to the srath, but did not state to what port. The Tyne has brought home some condemned stores, which she will take round to Woolwich. The remaining portioa of the &sth Rcgt., with head quarters, embarked to-day alongside the doekard on board the Roman Emperor, hired transport, when she went out to Spithead. She was towed out of harbour by the Echo steam-tug, in order, it is presumed, to prevent the possi bility of a recurrence of the accident that yesterday betel the Marion, with the other portion of the 85th on board. The Military Commander-in. Chief, Major General Sim peen, was present at the embarkatio n , w ith the officers of the staff and garrison —the troops giving three cheers for hint as the ship moved away from the yard. The Marion and Roman Emperor will sail to-morrow from Spithcad ter the Mauritius. 31 xi 301 N 131 Ille sd 113 57e Is 14! U' IS 4i 22 7611 76 1081 881 91 79 $ 10f 106 j 1204 21 20i MI i tO 45] 4 a 22,300 I 30,000 23.000 16,000 10,000 8,000 20,00, 8,000 s l li