The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-26 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. a fixed and uniform rate is to be charged. The ee N operation of the London and South-We s tern Railway and Southampton Dock Companies is stated to have been secured, and arrangements have been made ' by which passengers for the company's vessels; will be conveyed from London to Southampton with, their luggage, the cost of this transit being included in the passage money. The company also propose to receive passage money by instalments or otherwise , from parties in the colony desirous of remitting funds to enable their families or friends to join them. It was expected that the quotations of foreign ex change this afternoon would have ruled lower, in consequence of' the receipt of lower prices from some of the Continental Bourses, but after the slight demand that at first existed had been supplied, quo- tations went back, and at the close there was not much change from the rates of last poet, except for St. Petersburg, which was more offered, and Vienna and Trieste. Annexed is our usual list of the priess negotiated : 11me. Priam is negotiate' ads day. Bills and 11. Money. Amsterdam per t Short 110. lkstr. ... 110. 17,stv. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Brussels Mambas, and Altana „ " 113wes. 51 schl. 13ram. 6 ma. St. Petemburs per ruble ~ 301 Deno .. 30j pence Paris per t Short 2Str. 20. ... :15tr. Ole. Ditto „ 3 M0nt1a5251r..,25e. ... 251 r. 2;40. 'families „ 251. 25c. ... 251. r. Mc. frankfart.oei-theAlsine ' r,:ir £lO „ 11916. lir. ... 119111 kr Vienna (effective) pert „ 111. Okr. ... 1111. Oar. Trieste Madrid per dollar „ 50/ pence ... 501 peace Cadiz „ 50/ pram ... sot pence Bilbao - pence ... 541 pence Barcelona ,. ~ 10 1 Voce ... SO pence Mersal ... 9. IP .. Pence ..• SO 2 011 c e ts sr - PeOCe •• • SO Pewee Gibraltar „ - penes ... 50 y pons Lesbern Genoa Banks per ducat „ 411 pence ... 41/ pence Palenitio per ounce „ 124, pence ... 124 peace Marina . ' , „ 1211 peace ... 124 peace Lisbon. ..... ......per milrei 90 days date - pence .. 53 pence worm „ „ - pence ... 53 mike The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Mon' day are thus reported by ,Mr. Neuter's telegraphic express:—Dutch Four per Cents., 94;; ditto, Two and-a-Half per Cents., 64k ; Spanish Deferred Three 'per Cents., 221; 'Mexican New, 23 15-16 ; Portu guese New, 37.2; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallice, 82 9-16. At Vienna on Monday the Five per Cent. Metallics were quoted 911, and exchange on London, 10.48. THIS DAY.-- . lwo o'CLom There is a further slight improvement in the mar ket for the English funds to-day. Consols have been sold for a moment at 991, but have since rallied to 991 to a, which is the present quotation, both for money and account. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to 1 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 1; South Sea Stock, 1091; Exchequer Bills, 575. to 61s. prem.; India Bonds, 675. to 695. pp rem. Very lew bargains have been concluded in the foreign house, and the only feature is a further rally is Spanish. The Old Threes mark 46 ; the Deferred, 221 to 1; the Committee's Certificates, 41 to 1 per sent.; Dutch Fours, 961 to 971 ; Equador, ; Austrian Scrip, 8 prem. • • 4.• e g„'", /..••••<' .. 4 ... ,)-e.r•Z-4-..- - d----- , ..„, r• .. 7 ~,,,, / 0 r ,./.5 7 " . P i -C4, 7 ,fr /.. ‘ ; ' 'y r ' • e'o .:"? • • '-'''.•••....-/ • • ' '"' ' ' - ' ' - •'' • - . (EP'xililli. t .1 e % % _ No. 2,006.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1853. ACTION. -To Tradesmen, Merchants, Sh kis ix= ACHILLI V. NEWMAN. SHARE LISTS. FORMON SAMNA yr. 18.59, 6 3-16; ditto, 1 C w att, ra, se.- a hereto it has lately emir so ow 10 8 annum and Rotterdam 1 Idi 21 Bank Stock, 2261. • a permits have ke stem tin arw .." ne .. / Isl.pso M. by sellieg to the trade sod eskers • REFUSAL TO GRANT A NEW TRIAL. TUISDAT EYNlttlefe. 2 2 °alum liestma Juane 1 1 1. 20 Charleroi Int Irmselnees. 14 140 The English railway market was depressed this is • tni oo m g s omov . l as i tan: .g isi fa Exchequer Binary! . t. b°3 ,, us ... P' s:t m ielf:inder the name et BOND ' S PEIUUNENT YAM —This margin is wide; t. to rive node. . that lam eke original awl arse morning on unfavourable reports from the provincial 6 5 s tense Shrints. ... .. 1 li die dealt in at 68s. to 71e 1-.° , I t '',,„ k t ,:a ' Ouratearef of As said amide, end do • ma . moo, QUEEN'S BENCH.-(THI8 DAT). markets, but there was subsequently an improve- t l : 2. 1 da l ata thldha rtarmks - . ••• •• 43 N ° a 1 2 „ 51 . In the foreign hone :re.", '......7..,•uatieb.'"niv:yeiie""mthe i m:;or. "l"."A tiee tbaN tb...rb: amunsi.....4lLads/A....-1310.1aw....1ad., er , na r r ire. wiv jeer n i t e J cammari wellw °N. II- . =rot, in rympathy with Consols. Caledonian, York s 6 Geese hags Paimer hi 1 1 0 , mess this afternoon, b I ealAt • r- unified by me to peewit further impesitioa 'Pon 1 ni..0.1e.A "P u - • t9zro u E. p,„ D0ND 00 0 00 ....,n 0 This morning having been appointed for the purpose of and North Midland, and some other stocks, however, : I „I, m oV istat ftellete amsdk otneee , i 01 ; " character. In Span . h - sr.,l mnous injury o . per Ipa so fg. L ieg _n a s , w a g gn s fsigisd , giving judgment in the ease of Achilli e. Newman, the open dosed worse than yesterday. The near approac h of • , • ; De. au* ( 1 • 511 0. 1552 - '. rally in the latter p ,74',:i...17.• of the late J2ha was, long before uhe usual hour, crowded to excess. Immo- the settling has some influence on prices, the mere .0 ; 1 4 - - . Three per Cent. steel diately upon their lordships taking their seats, especially as the public hold aloof from the market t`o . i' ll o thalahrw sp a. (neuera ii* :': 7 : 4 T O PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-The return Lord Campbell delivered the judgment of the court • until the half. yearly reports shall have appeared. 5 0 Do- _ -., I 41 Bonds are rather flat , ofp „,,_, t o the regimens, basedlnembesisalier the late semen After going through the facts of the case, he said he was of sold at 63, being a a i i ~,...unii iiiiiiive• allettade far t_itikpeAnssi sembet and MM. o pi n i on that the legislature did not contemplate the plating Greet _ILA nt there have been large sales of 5 2 no. (Mull: 7: ::. :: =- 10 2 D 0.6 pie et. Pre ! i die Lion current prior ti - - *'t is the MOW "N IA? MM.." OM ha aaa'haMda to a jury of how much of a plea was proved or not, lint bad ' , trent Western steel. 10 7 Lpm sad N Il Flo There is a general i impr0ving 1 : 55 41. ..: 1 7.. 4. 1 .-.1 ,,t .: 7. - zzgw ana iriugur esentielea r me este • mow re.ir ri p L ii. ,0,ri.,.... - - . urs ids sad • - • see mowlag left it to the court in passing sentence to take that into sea- French lines were also lower, on reduced telegra- le %Madras ... ... ... ... 11 if pm this stock, owing to ad/ratio°. He then went through all the pleas, mideetted phis quotations from the Paris m arket, by the course all- ,. - - - r yaris e..., A r s ( ,1. - t e ';) p 7 - - 4 the dealers, which m cii , see.no w " , t i e N e u agindgelly lake aid pemerelag the that he was of opinion that the 24 7 had ealla V* Id l o2 of which they are at present mainly affected. Nor- 3 P 25 Da. 11 0-013 *tweet) - 6 7 rm.', fur rmoden alt lation unlikely to ret are e onsolered indluseesiffite assompesimeitte ler the attain- in returning a verdict 100 the plaintiff. The elesandeat Md. P!!',`„ l t boe personal 0 05 • 083 ”. 1 1 __ 1101811 • 511 7 Nt nr owl admitted in his application for a new trial that he wegian Trunk Preference shares were liOld at 81, or i i: L " Dr i br irr " c* * • - $1 " I X i '' In isis 'a anxiously directed tc 3 per et Sean i e ' ,Z 5 ,4. wean of stwnim mamma IN° O is: wins° 4 could not put is affidavi ts that the statements he had lf. "dia. for P. & Amiens she.; 13$ 141 ~ gentine Confederatic • Usat the MAW ea wa tram tbe erns by A. Ro LAND isd ewer a% INN .. put forward could be proved, and therefore he could see 10 an teerwegiaatmak PreAr. 7 9 to complain o no use in granting • • fresh hearing of the case. In concise- THIS DAY-Two o'CLosw. JO le l'aire. sad Lynn ... 11l Mom 231 1i ha r loudly IPP graPPl im f id7e 4 , aid by chemists and unfasten. woke. __ *ion, his lordship stated that be was of opinion that if a new The railway market is rather firmer to-day, but re : Pr" 'd ft ert ic.a. 2:' 3 3 : 4 4 : sel it formation as to their se - fence published in SE and COMFORT in SHAVING.-B. and trial was granted the verdi c t r et urne d by another jury the improvement is not considerable, and chiefly ob- x 70 .'4l a .124 litrusev4 • . A s. cso% vAN ,, , , „ ANION nom., or Q u d r u itera t chi., would be the same. The application must, therefore, be E A .,....r. ern :ors 'haying essy Is the maw leader akin. The refused. „„ . ... 0 ,.. t jp..1.11 4 from nut most onliwnt oupea. Mr. Aston The other judges concurred. • • lel 'enrage in Great Western, South-Western, and I°, it i "wasiamcb-km 1 4 1 pm l e i North-Western. South-Eastern stock la worse. is • Mem red Ham . 10 fir • has transpired role debt, and even ti nothing to answer it ;L., - . Km, I have 0 . 6 . IrN_____6l veer 1 2,...Adw nw•Ar e ,_ mg 0 • 0 , 11 _ 1 • After some conversation with regard to the costs between French shares are rather higher. i• J- - erne and New 61 91 9 j 10 4 De.* los Coo 7. Probe. - - , a misnomer, howe , ..,--,.,' T atter than any 5170 9.__ 4 •••• •••• aaaamiml7:l l3 ° N al a r t°ll _ l """ the counsel, it was agreed to go into that pout of the ques- SHARES MID STOCKS UNGUARANTERD. 20 4 imelawa of Frame ll 3 1 Pm . Committee, as it is u Wee io owed warw°3°°' OR a . o maita. N eentaa rtiVi en : lion on Monday nest. ■ lO ts. new teak eerie C. once lire. To 111 Trv. _ , . Clone( &des to-bay ep el all Wass EanAms 4 ,17 22 . P. ' - of it is to be met wi di „,b.,aat. teems, tamer cra w l ir , owl _Fut! _FamplitK r ifli s mated wi thal th!y y should pronounce Ea. Pd.' Itaturan. y. te 2 pas. 10 6 De. 54 pie Cent Prefer. 1 5 . . • the two agents deei . 1 ,1 p ommy, at Sa lid PAW _ .....................u.- rm „.„ -......--- * e Women .4, Prune. a BA :As z qu i t , treir ered Eason. *eft Peeler llMlliffigeTWFW : 7 77 'Pusial else Li ' Za ]Candy ' .• . has already recur ft. toe +endow • .., . es SO 1111 1 le 1 WelsessllNEarfiesa 4 dts pax erei. _ . . . __ 00 44 Arabes, iiiittise.,l - toven. to s laialiall 1 6 die 5117 c ih , 111 r i ec t the bondl T H E DAI LY NEWS. and East .1 , .. a - TB will also Loedon er ased. IREL AND. ill an Une.Welv. AllorearYalles 10 , 1 14 . Ass Political Org.n. tt i r g e 4 Ml6 l. nat thefewatenL, head et the LL SI It Wrens., lan.ACMos.Jan. Si de JOINT STOCK BANKS. . the fact that the crc Peep t arvat braes, adesealau free weanteree la its treaded ift all Do.CheakEirk.3oo.2s4.C. 21 23 DUBLIN, Jaw. 26. It IN De. do. do. 201_ 3 21 ells 1 Cluing Endes: , .of adopting the ate No. Shares Bums. 1 14 °° Penn 42 °°° bare always aceru Ne er 3"l , - ind all v •usul and practical MOW% wisethsr MUNI. NSW. The " Religions Eq _uality" fraternity, which re. , i. too motet and Basta ... 107 109 sr tecmaniesl. wiggle*, 1•43 ,' defaulting stales, vi fi we rural ene "hie 4 "a ani l ia ng " . .." lll4ll. " san g IN hi cognises Mr. George Henry Moore, M.P., as its chief, ',";,' 1 .1 1 1 c„, wad ' i ' a sa i ne li asaa *" '.. 5 4, 3 13 34 •6,54 1 ___ _ la alus espy maid. awl husenal simeeter ef in . . WOW 40 Australasia t i er Rums. - __,, , iii . ii n s i mme dimariummileelal is. haa maned a begging circular, which it was expected 30 all Oxli and Sondem _. ... 110 17$ 10 wet. intelliesaw. e• , - 04,000 20 amt. Bank of India, ausained te the Cerw. Edwin ad 11111 7 41 1 7 Ankles. - to keep out of the newspapers, at least for the present. I', 45 paths ' and Bulimiluau ; 3 1 ' h. 43 i Australia, sad Chine 2 I If pm 51 matter into their News n emergallestL eereere sae a nap* . a m me e th er p,,r_ Like the famous " private and confidential" note of . all Dunne, Perth, mid Abe -. 25,400 59 Engine, Scottish, sad the bondholders to is at upt deen uat. runetion ... ... Si 91 Australia' Charter 41114 pa , , sufferers, and con n emeens a raw et 861 is the lane ems ever, the same body, however, it has found its way into 5 1 5 111 i . UAW to buten Changed leak S e ne s r li nf l =oo 4 l 9l s eauftlea av er ' , whit at t7o6°l* * the columns of the Evening Mail, and is as follows: mi all auto( E. and 11.).. 4 4 of Australia to 4- Cenattes _ 121 0 151 14,090 4 Royal Austral.ll : Wiliine ge allffieds•7• o33 nßeligious Equality Committee Rooms, • ' the expense of la ealrere• ewer is &Wilma as befog r de asal• pape r tnibles the 17 all Eastern Uses, Sass A.. sad Odd Import. Co. 1 - - trees Its estemins 45, Lower Sackville-strett, Dublin, Jan. 20th, 1853. Pate KO. Au) ... . 9 10 really very trifling lime spoilt ruled" sad bte IWO , 5,400 if South minutia ... „ 21 45 46 45 5 Sir-A very important plan of active operation in ld an U.. elhal B 11 1 0 n Wu. 7 1 7 1 ICAO U Cana of Aneuall'n • at 74 76 73 4 of the interest at saameew atartiameata _ shown lb. ha meta a etas St 160 East Lanombire _.- _ 74 78 q ,„,,,,,„„,,,, ~,,,„ta. berm is m ilnla Lamm _ E conaezion with the cause of religious equalkty in this 5,405 ... Do. New 2 1 lO 311 their property it is owe for the per MI to the _____• ~_ ..... 66 1 country, having been completely organised, and re- se all S. k W.I. DeffißirsaJo 23 60 it 100 Bdintero sea Glum . 74 74 Nua i t will he rem that Ws Ilaiiie r i se 7••••`" " ."'"' . solved upon by the unanimous vote of this committee on to . 34 Edinburgh and Peen:. ids 1 pot themselves to bless Mid is eve yeses Wan Its Aka mapithere .MISCELLANEOUS. our ran) -- gatignags. gawp woe& the 12th inst.-and only awaiting the support of the people Si. 100 ISdiatouren, Parth.Duade. 25 28 .......... working committo Cireing d enlisting dinl x c.„,,,,,,,,,,, „,_,........ 17/9....- .... -.. :::,::: to be put in action throughout the length and breadth of lan ! 0 „2, 9 144 3 04 rD 07 • 101 e•Ww• 1 0 1 ,I,? No. 6h. Mwesasuaces. Pd . pewee Ember dies aa . Hussite Port the the land-your assistance is requested, for such mode- th • "'''' "' law Ilatther° -• • ' 77 64 jaa, 23. maw . would be freely an likearove Hawn - 1.180,400 rate amount of pecuniary support as will be necessary to et. ISO Do. 4 A. Stoat. 10 42 St Do. 1 garak abares,E, Sleek . I 111 120 „........- -- tually to secure stir 1 DAILY %ENS if , eru latetr owtai make this movement effective. We have scrupulously ab- ~• 3 3 330 240 230 111Ie SUOMI" "S" ..e. 4 -...-............. 126 ' stained from eking any application for any funds what- ,t too Gnat Was . .. 551 U tt I ; N,D,NA NNAAN en -2) Aa • • of this long-neglei NiBlo 9 1 12,7e0 2' a. Australian Land 23 41 Wad 49 I f debt a ff ords an illui owes semen erverwee ef • " •••••• • •-- A' t h e / m aw mealy ever, until •a w dellnite plan of action bad been prepared II 11 Min boa 0 • 1143 ° - ; I 1 7 a the Deily Nem 'is the youngest ist 14,000 101 Van Diemen's Lend 15 13 15 16 Fres the art it man bk011173301011.141113wWww-recae. sad organised, such as we believed to be worthy of 22. ah 1,0444441 a sod 1 .: 1,4410 ~ 30 JO letting the manage rneq Pg." meebaamly that reenwebeataisiene wheel a fens* the the cause, an d wort h y of t h e peopt..„apport. Be- 161 111 D. Third, - ... .. Ile 124 us :. IN Larkin and Tortiahlr. 71111 7: ei. 791 10 their own hand., th .. NN *N ee er tasted; end Uwe,. IWO the Nu" NO" Keying that we are now in a position to place such MINES. is that their intere areunsa rif the seaweed illy seem smi *IA tis Argo* _ plan be f o re erewtimmii _ Nat se t i n . unie v-ideaugg by any • sewer el emne ,,,,,„tu, b iu mminda contribution at your hands. We do not contemplate a 50 all Leeds Nertbera _ .. 13 IS 161 TunIIDAY EVMMINO. MN pipe, Ns Okla' mem than some to pursue this larger outlay than will be indispensably necessary for our 11l Ili Lanka*/ Illeawall 5 1 41 tea . The English mining share market continued well debt, the warning Te beelifed etas Beeksffier re Nealemsla Iw o the kingdom ; teat present object, ar.d we believe that a limited amount from 1 ., . 11 r ,.. 1 aan 722244 7,5 31114,11 • 24444 1 4 pre' lbsOllss. IA Fiseaatreet. Laudon each friend of the cause would be amply sufficient to carry . i . 4.. ii; 1a m. g ......11t14. Cbmi 104 105 IlmEaffiestv 110 121 1054 121104 14 e q u u t y pored, with a good business doing. The in- In other stocks out a project of agitation, which has obtained the unanimous to II Do. War ... . • 2/ 30 me however, appears to be chiefly for dividend notice. Bargains mouITION, 1631,-10 AUTHORITY OF THE ROYAL 001- approval of this committee, and which we believe will re. le 1 Do.S1m1„1111.will.(6 11 11 „ mines. Five per Cents., tetesioN. Jest paniebsd. present the voice of the people of Ireland.-I have the it. 140 1010013 . 1 V1WW 6 MuNa. 6 . 0 IT, ~_ 90 len honour to be, your obedient servant (on behalf of the con- 122 0 1 D O 4 , A.. ... ••• • vt ee ee The gold mining share market was dull, with the Half _per Cents., 60 14 De.. E4O . 6 41 dis exception of Colonial Gold, which rallied to 21 M 0.. v.iiiemi. cloth lettered. el totrel. Wire 0 •• 8010 " 6 =Wee). G. H. Moons, Chairman. ta ad L a N s a m ., ai bite-ente 11 12 UPPLENIENTAL VOLUME to the OFFICIAL _ as au teesireerest Iterlauce I st 30 1 prem. upr some very influential purchases. The a6.3kalhpeilianr TC e ntshres Due RIPTI VP. and ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. costal& At IN lesimballist.ffilanselash 50 31 30 4 closing price, however, was 2 7-16 to 9-16 premium. tificates, 97, 961, *MI. al Illustration and Dereeptiens; lodea to Istroduetoey COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH (DUBLIN). si 41 Da.Man.lll.3nel, cater 34 3 dis Australian Cordillera and Ave Maria were flatter, French Four-and-e Miles sae *mutates.; and. tint ead Soloed Reports of the Royal MoNDAY. St. Int IMAM . 774 75 76 74 (exchange, 25f. 15( Oremliewe. rt. Arrows or Bum. St. 100 De.BAU . ..sain;he 44 and Carson's Creek were sold as low as par. The bomb uds me Volumes, cloth 1•0110 1 . Inn Of" Pow Three Tna 01710 N V. Datirstil, J.P., AnD OTRillit-Tni NI 474 ItidAt. nest (Ireland). - - ' " rig" in the shares of the Waller Gold Mining can Three per Ce Gahm is, 81E-381L11-BEIDOR AFFRAY. St. 100 Novivaseket __..._ ... . 151 32 Company continues. It is obvious that when scrip Cents., 103. Port HIE OFFICIAL DE 3 C2IPTIVE and ILLUSTR A TED CATA „ The Attorney - General applied in this case on behalf of 3 • 3 " w = g sl = o/kid a .. 2 1 31 1841, 41; ditto F zones. tn. 16 14 Me 4 SO die the crown that depositions against the traverser* might N 7, N oon! ti o 5,,,,,,,k,,;.,, . 24 I I to only a very limited amount is issued, it is an easy matter for parties interested to put the p rice of a to Az imerlune Vaunts, cloth lettered, prim Twenty 56 count, 26th Janu IMPERIAL QUARTO F. uITION of she OFFICIAL G Dlfi a Mti•- be returned to the office of the Clerk of the Crown for the fie all gentrieure Ne datag e ., a 54 TITS sad ILLUsIE %TED C tTALOGUE; REPORTS tor the county of Clue, for the purposes of the prosecution at a. too Noreat ... ... ... ... 62 34 small undertaking like this at any premium they 119 ; dii wile s sad IRTS by the 9044 a, DminfiewNEßS. 1 4114 ._ .„ the next ernes. The documents in question were 13 16 De. New ... ... .. 74 I may think proper, quite irravective of the real Cents , b e laird oe We 017551 Tart a" t° the Itt e w ' t°l2 '"' brought up to town upon an order of the court for • an 2 1 1 ~,,,2 1 N cether°_,„ e i .„,.,, C°°° t 133 NI" 3 a° merits of the adventure, but such tampering with the 103 5 t, .. 4 . 8 "di' - Spanish Old Three typography, ho the command of Us* Royal Closuandomen, for pre:.ti application made last term to quash the finding of the le i g market cannot be too strongly reprobated. tan ato the r.rems who task peat in the Ea*l7 :": 111 North " De— vet 'ie. I. 2. I 6 die the pabiserre toot reserv *". : l lo7lceines tor sale. coroner's jury. 5 all Do. e Lt iroi Delerred 1 3 Santiago shares were again better. Cobre rose 11. Deferred Three i 1.. • The Chief Justice granted the order. • 3 D. II Gesrenteed at. count, 22, 211, 22, Is Om Volume, cloth lettered, gilt edge., uniform with • the Official * 17i North irv.. 4 4 at. Ist per share, the dividend being better than had been anticipatt4. United Mexican are fiat. Monday next hi Descriptive and illuitrated Catalogue, price One Guinea, * all Nee& .We REPORTS by the iC. RIM on the Suppe* la the Tinny Claims le 10 Nutharl i. WesteraJune A 44 pa The non-official quotations are : Peel River Land The whole of tl ILO whisk the /Manioc tom divided. NAVAL in. iss Ward Were., li Wolver 494 50 491 GO and Mineral, 9to 1 prem.; Australian Mutual, Ito V. St ISO Mellish Chistrel ... a LAnoir„.TP, EDITIO N 0 , et , ma Nom f a Two go. ADMIRALTY, JAN. 25.-APPOINTMENTS. - Chap- di. Ise Millienl ,_- U 43 America,ll.M. sshi w p as Sw so il I prom. ; Australian Comm* to 1 prem.; Burns' in hY, the, Para? Immo dee Two Gliallea. lain and Naval Instructor G. A. M. Little, to hoporWstoo ; at. to' illetene. A O ar A 69 71 Loins : spin* Ikethets. whitlow* Mitlestm; Mains Owns N ava l r ai t rwa t or J. &m ein to m o p s .. w or k C. W. rt 1011 De. W .9tk 70 MI Creek Gold, par to 1 prem.; AnglO-Australian, par to 1 prem. i Garnett and Mamie y, par to 1 Mtn.; setavea,prieters. Teear-wrea, Nee 1 57 10 5 15413 " 3 , 111 °Ntn 31° Sturges, to Ansphion; and ' Master's As:Utast, W. H. IN ° a ' 4l•Nglir r CM "' viz., 4s. 11/d. pet (Nce.W. aft.) ... 10 101 Lewis Hill Range, 5 die. to par ; Melbourne Gold, 1 Worsfold, to Medea. 130 ell Do. Halms -. .. , 9O 101 ounce standard fi NO MORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER NECISCr i t e PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 25.-The Banshee, 2, steam le WI De. Ovesetry ... . 14 15 i ; Adelaide Land and Mining, par to }prem.; these supplies wa Fee ladigedion, Coestgistim. Dianthus. , Maly, Neormm, MMUS DideralllS, packet, Lieutenant - Commander James Harken, arrived to- di 6 .1 War.V.WB Ilaillm ... .• 3 4 ti al. Worthing, 21, 31 ; Mizen Head, par to 1 prem. ; Ai nd ier:Norpidtw rift Liver, Cu* enffiens, _ ___M day from the Mediterranean. She left Malta, January 13, it 30 Semi pp! . ._._ .. ... eirear, D.,,,,rneer, spires. Osa . ,._lMMdse.._. a _Urfewlarea s .... Gibraltar, January 19, and Vigo, (where she put in tn ooal, ::* I =„=-... -:: 5 71 g iti ss 4 791 1 Copper, sto 1 prem.; Kenmare, sto 1 prem.; Con- Australian Ag • *me% CWAPI. new 3o3ooo „_ 2, 10 ,..,„.„.„,t ie rn a . e. receiving 40 tons there,) on Sunday morning, at 1 o'clock ' in It See* TerbiltaireiDa a' 1 closing 230 to 24( 11 7° 3 a° hh‘har , " taw/ kr"' •"""""" "''—' ---' bireing made the run from that place to Spithead in 57 P) i Mai dittonemara, Ito 1 prem.; Carberry West, par to 1 price a was 70 to 8 3r.—Pries It, ar 3d. free r i t iesmin) leffi aids& 4 3 41 ENERAToR of th e bran. The Bellerophon, 78, Captain Lord George nutlet, 33 Is YliameNneseDeelialtail. 2 2 prem.; Glenaulin, par to 5 prem. • Sulphate of Bary nks appeared, THE NATURAL l't Gibraltar, having one to Tunis to water. Vice. 10 17 Yale el Ilea* . .. 14 !.4 tea , par to 1 prem.; Portland Iron Company, fto / flatter, upon the aria .l. DR 3 Th E l i T tre ", e iVit "2" / S• wi l t: ame N all3ll9 : ti d a , ll.l3"l3l3l33. . a ngeingini ar I" Admiral ie Dundee, ' with die - Trafalgar, 120; Albion, 90; la " • gn en nreaureiraW•lld°24 sad " it° .• e a r l , 51 prem. dared by the Uni memo. users, practically Dr reatornlismet Weak lo Mathew , 60; Retribution, 28; and some smaller vessels, la • l a w o w o rawar ai 5 0 the most hello , delicate, or Mattered emettamen. were still at Gibraltar. The Banshee passed on the 21st le Illn Wimbilska sad Creoles per Ipm THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoel. of this leaf-named Lend..: Barry Da Barry sad Co., 77, Reginteireet• inst. off Caps St. Mary, near Cadiz. the Peninsular and st. tee litekneermatielillannek 0 TO 22 4 The gold mining share market is quiet to-day, and statement of ace° Oriental Company's steam she Sultan, outward bound, and Id Is pe p% 0 • L nIN 051300 .. 4 4 00 there is no eat change in prices. Cordilleras mark to the 30th June, It h. f h .:UL . V A RKWELL'S MED . ICAL WORKS, on steam 1:1 came , and la. .by , , wL I. °le er- Th l e a i t it i e f r CaPe w th' ste .• er t iras ike to L trave l e ft f o r 14 I°l4 Thattlimtli India" 33 55 " 3311 4 for Liverpool the same day as the Banshee left for _ only sto } p ram. New Granada are also rather concerned, and as worse at sto 4 prem. Waller shares have been done business has since WHAT To RAT, DRUM, AND AVOID. ragl72llE7lCll SHAMES. at 1/ prem. . ' branches of revel this port. The Banshee has brought home one u. LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN , midshipman left at Gibraltar Hospital by the Vengeance, St. I Monism Australian Agricultural shares mark 230 ; South to be even larger ffi l - - tn. 84, Captain Lord E. Russell, and an invalid. She has only 4 all 41.8 Ku ' 2 ` 7 P ur - St. 14 111r1Wel & Letters per Ct. 107 109 i d Australian Land, 45 to 49; Scottish Australian In- actions are re port* HOW TO 95 HAPPY. been in commission since February 14, 1851, but goes to St. 1 Gaiedinit& SIO rv. Woolwich to be paid off. Ilse Rhadamanthus, 4, steam tr, 11 chimer end Holyb;ad" MORAL AND PIRSICAL ENJOYNINT OP IJSIL transport, Master Commander John Belem, arrived at this el 31 Omit enilludea .. - 4 dis par 11 prem. Westminster Ban T. ON SPECIAL DISEASES. port to-day from Woolwich. The Conflict, 8, screw steam. SI sk Dinska t perth, and Mu- Metes annaoss vi. sloop, 400-hone power, was taken under the sheen in the 12°°2 ' ww°• - ••• • :1 Ifs„ Aare. Nom. Paid DMus ass. div. Royal Aust THE INSTITUTES OF MARRIAGE LITZ.,4 0 EusAnelienlSLlAllp.ffi. it steamer basin yesterday, and muted. She Le to be fitted a a fa a. - - &Iwo per c t. - 4 Toster o •7. taday• (11. paid), 5. Ea vir. out immediately by the riggers, after which the Duke of 71 I De, de, N. Do 7 pit ct. Pw _ _ a n i 14 Me 7 -7- 4 I div. St. Kathal DISEASES OF WINTER. Wellington, 131, screw steam-ship, is to be masted and s, 1.1 Fan.Cosatate.,S p e.,N0l , 1 Ipm Std NON 1 Agas Fr* NANO lee trial° Californian VRINART DERANGEMENTS, CONSTIPATION, sad ILICIIORIL rifled • iit ej owe de. No.2' 1 1 pin HI 10 Do. MeV 11 Se es t. Auk 14 14 141 1 SAO 10 tustralseas 2 2 3 „ 1 lands Land Encic BOUM SAM 20 Australian 5 N 6 7 Ix. sod s. SO SO lastUnien.S=p.o IS 1 le V; 1 Australian Ondillwa 11310LIffir, 0.1311, and SCOTCH LAKES. 2 vols. le. sash. THE REFORM MEETING AT MANCHESTER.-It has ' 1 =WWI ^ asid Dunks, 54 per Out ... 8 54 1 Australian Freehold al. already been stated that a meeting of reformers is et 100 Gnat Ilineons vadat 1U 115 aliNeo 1 Ave Marla. all r , par are•quoted 15 to HYDROPATHY : OR, THE COLD WATER CORE. about to take place at Manchester. The cards are et. 100 De. 5 per cwt SIN* Ea. UMW 1 Win& Australian Gold an 4pm li • firewood, 13, Patenneter.row; Carvallo. 147. Flemetreets Matta, WM ID British Km 13.3 It prem. Beziers a 11l Oreieull, cad all bookenters :orofM. R. Cabernet!. 11. D., 10, now, we believe, being issued, and the invitation is to _ _ at Ilp.at pla 11$ 114 111 13 14000 115 droefurap(ho.atti.pe 24 34 4 Royal S wedish Ii aseeti-eiste,itagelaaMit, who may te emsealted deny tram to till s, a "social soiree et the Town-hall, Manchester, ea . 1 11 ll t2tSsss __,_.__WeNwlt ieue Lolsl l o3 ee _ Al 0 Ilps 1 11 pm 41,4* 90 De.Cueassand Webs all ii 11 sad 7 till 9. Thursday evening, February 3, at six o'clock, to meet the 11,000 20 Do. St John Del Be; Is 29 30 way, Ito 1 dis. Tit. i;o3t7irsraotaseetp.a. 107 109 107 110,W1 1 Carson's Creek 1 1 par 13 07 India, 5 die. to pi free trade representatives or the boroughs 111111 of the two te a f a ni a ddee m a de r y imp Ifw iPi divisions of the county of Lancaatr." The invitations are et. IN Mel prittemtetsek... 14. 131 x d ISO ad 11,009 40 Cobee Copper ^•• •••'• 41 48 100.006 6 Colman! Gold • i 21 0 2rt 34 1 The special g SPORTING. to all the leading reformers and fremtraden of the county, et. IN Lama inigh.Oner.l wet - - and it is probable that a company of 200 or 300 persons W. 11l ._ ...... 1911 •PTIOrladal„,_dr,_ 1 1 -., -. ~.... _ Coplapo l 4 64 1 650, . St. p er Miners in Eag all - - Agricultural Coss will ensemble. The repreantatives who have already 5 3 ""."'"'" 4 ,7', A •• 7 1 , r .w ° 6,000 23 Dm Prot . /4 Prcoscal all - -Pot lion of the agre LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. accepted invitations to be present are James Heywood, at 2 =, , , , ,,, E .au 1 , 4 14 70 , 00' 2 BegicA.istnins..C..pper all 14 lidu 3 4 Land and Miner TUESDAY. Esq., M.P. for the northern division of the county ; Wm. K,' is iffinjaitsurn. Neje,' 9 to 100,080 2 Great Nugget vein 20,05 i 10 tie •eral all - There was a crowded room this morning, and a fair Brown, Esq., and John Cheatham, Esq., M.P.s for the 10 10 A.m.,/ dm ... .. lot its 12,N5 I Grand Duchy of Bader. all par fpa passed for swine( - amount of business transacted. The horses most in demand southern division ; Right Hon. T. M. Gibson M.P., and 6 8 De- d 4 - - - 1 Ip m mots . 3 Great Polgoith all 011 an and increasing t were Coatentmant for the Metropolitan and Newmarket John Bright, Esq., M.P., Manahan ; Joseph ' Brotherton, 12 4 is % WuMa Cul l s* 4 6 O Ct., • 1 11 N° 112 badllieop.l.l. ISO 103 100,001 I take Bathurst all Ide par 1 1 cultural Companj Handicaps, Trifle for the Chester Cup, and West Austra- Esq., M.P., Salford ; Wm. Eccles, Esq., M.P., and James . 5 1. me s 1 Ditto Preditense -.... 4 Ipm *Ai I Liberty The Adelaide . lies for the D.-r bl . Below will be found the latest betting. Pilkington, Esq.. M.P., Blackburn,. W. J. Fox, ER, 10 20 Norfolk adeasise... "22 II z d GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE. M.P., Oldham; Joseph Crook, Esq., M . P., Bolton; James sin Do. Geameneed 64 pee'a si •.. 611.00 i, 1 Locdon&Calltorn. Gold mil i 4pm ii. contains some int 11 to I agat OrcarAtaken) Kershaw, Esq., M.P . , and J. B. Smith, Esq., K.P., Stock- 2 all 1 Do.WeemayEalley 3 pet 2 34 - 100,400 1 Itar Liw ieurta erulhlig". VII 1 I dle i f pre di: i l 12 to 1 - Miss Mowbray (taken) port ; and Charles Hindley, Esq., M.P., Ashton. Amongst St. 15e i llorill Bran .. ... ... 103 103 05 110,005 10 Mazioanik9ts.4tnenou' 910 s ' racter relative to meow t New Greirods 20 to 1 - Vienne (talon) the constituents of the hon. gentlemen present will be Geo. l it i ti o Nwth lha r d ' hit :' ae 2 4 22 4 900,000 I Nouveau Mottle 29 to 1 - Knight of Gwynn, (take.) Had fi eld, Esq., M.P., Sheffield. Waiver, 416. II ae C. nt - - 110,000 1 Port Philip I ill Ipa 1 3 METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. SHIPS FOR AUSTRALIA.-Two more Australian 15 9 Dit.e ditto ditto 14 Ipa 411,000 1 Quartz Rock al 1 ilia par 10,001 le Rhymoey lon ...... METROPOLITAN general agncultu 14 to 1 agst Contentment (taken) emigrant ships are now at Southampton, and will start 8 4 ihrewe.&lllrta.NewOusr. II 110 : Dine New ?2 to 1 - Redmond O'Hsnloa (taken) almost immediately for their destination. In addition to a I° al°11 ". Ct "" N t t4w • N * Win, II per Cent... .. 17 171 7,0e0 38 Switiago de Cuba lo s 7 6 It appears the tol ao,mi I Muth Australian all par ipm under the con) 30 to 1 - Snowden Dunhill (taken) the numerous sailing ships and mail packets going to Aus- 10 10 D. 6 per Out ... ... I pm • 10 1 11.000 10 Pon Croft acres. •Of ale 40 to 1 - Adios NEWMARKET HANDICAP. train, there are two steamers about to be sent out as • en- es 33 south p eso . ~ „ tis 11 rate speculation from Southampton vim the A , si and The re 14 ' Ditto New 70,000 I Waller ;:l 1 31 pm 2f 33,841 acres, is i 12 to 1 sett Contentment ( taken ) Harbinger. The screw of the Harbinger has only two fans, 144 all South Eareer• (Reaffine 140,000 1 West Granada MI 111 acres are under CHESTER CUP. which, when not in use, there is a contrivance on board by A. _ .. _An_m)ef ti. 0.11 26 154 whew , Wen Mariposa all par Ipm ; . 22 to I agst Lady Evelyn (t) which their fiat surfaces are at right angles with the stern, a l, a l: a a r• m g a a rroaramaria . r t a a r t r l2 at . " par 100,01 1 Yale ........-- ..... ... all 6I po 10 used for grazing I 28 to 1 - Scarecrow (r) and consequently they offer no resistance to the sea so as to ta 1.0 T or o , N.,...1..0 0L07„ .. ' company's land u I 40 to 1 - Indian Warrior (t) retard the vessel. Gt. North of Ena.pareit 03 163 1044 creased during t i i.. 40 to 1 - Trifle (t) Am - ernes SUICIDE IR MiLutartx.-Mr. Bedford. , * Ditto Ditto ... ••• di _dl . __. . MONEY MARKET. 01 AAT a I •••04. •In Taz REFORM MEETING AT MANCListslon.--- _ already been stated that a meeting of reformers is about to take place at Manchester. The cards are now, we believe, being issued, and the invitation is to a "social soiree at the Town-hall, Manchester, oa Thursday evening, Februa7 3, at sin o'clock, to meet the bee trade representatives othe boroughs and of the We divisions of the county of Lancaster." The imitating see to all the leading reformers and free•traders of the emir, sad it is probable that a company of 200 or SOO wens will assemble. The repres.ntatives who ban already accepted invitations to be present are James Heyw ffisq., M.P. for the northern division of the county ; Wm. Brown, Esq., and John Cheethsm, Esq.. M.P.s for the Muthern division ; Right Hon. T. M. Gibson, M.P., sad Mut Bright, Esq., M.P., Manchester; Joseph Brothertee, f, M.P., Salford ; Wm. Eccles, Esq., M.P., and James ington, Esq.. M.P., Blsekbura ; W. J. Fox, Esq., Oldhem; Joseph Crook, Esq., M.P., Bolton ; James Zeraaw, Esq., M.P., and J. B. Smith, Esq., M.P., Btealt plot t sad Charles Hindley, Esq., M.P., Ashton. b ee Oteennelituents of the hon. gentlemen present will be Geo. iedield, Esq., M.P., Sheffield. SHIPS roes AUSTRALIA.—Two more Australiaa emigrant ships are now at Southampton, and will start them immediately for their destination. In addition le the numerous tailing ships and mail packets going to As.. trails. there are two steamers about to be sent out res et van speculation from Southampton, viz. the A'.n end Harbinger. The screw of the Harbinger has only two fans, which, when not in use, there is a contrivance on board by which their fist surfaces are at right angles with the stem and consequently they offer no resistance to the NS Noss to retard the vessel. ANOTHER SUICIDE IN MILLBANKe—Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Westminster, yesterday held an inquest M lfillbeak Prison, touching the death of Joseph Callseham. aged 20 years, a convict under sentence of transportatka for seven years for robbery and assault. The deceased cow viet was received into the prison on the 26th of April, 1861. from Glasgow, having been four months in separate con finement before his snivel. He first tame under the notice of the principal authorities at Millbank on the 29th of Sep tember following, having been reported for making_ VIM of threatening language to the officers, and distuftlng rs wards. The governor, not liking the look of him, seen han to Dr. Ball, by whom he was ordered into the infinnag, where he stayed a month, but being believed to be Maw wing insanity, he was turned back to separate confinement, when he confessed that he did sham, and that another prisoner told him to do so to get to a lunatic asylum. Ile began his bad conduct again, and became so violent that it was necessary to put a strait waistcoat on having been previously punished with three days b= and water. All the officers who bad charge of him said that they believed he was sane and rational enough, en opinion which was also partly shared in by the higher are thorities. However, on Sunday last he managed to funs the second round of his neckcloth in a hook in the wall et his cell, not more than 18 inches from the ground, and the first sound tightening with the weight of his body inclining from it he soon became strangled. lie had the strait waist coat oa at the time, and from experiments afterwards made by one of the warden it was found that he must have hooked it on the hammock hook with his mouth, assisted pertly by his hands. Mr. Randle, the resident surgeon, was instantly on the spot, and tried to restore animation, but without effect. The jury returned a verdict to the effect that the deceased destroyed himself whilst in a state of temporary insanity, brought on by separate confinement. ELOPEMENT.—Quite a sensation his been canoed in the county of Dorset by the elopement of the daughter of a deceased baronet of that county, with a gentleman of the medical profession, who is a married man, and has a family. II to I agst OscarAtaken) -- 12 to 1 Min Mowbray (taken) 20 to 1 Victims (taicen) 20 to 1 Knight of Gwynn* (takes) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 14 to 1 agst Contentment (taken) T 2 to 1 Redmond O'Hanlon (taken) 30 to 1 Snowden Dunhill (taken) 40 to 1 Adios NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 12 to 1 out Contentment (taken) CHESTER CUP. 22 to 1 agst Lady Evelyn (t) 28 to 1 Scarecrow (0 40 to 1 Indian Warrior (t) 40 to 1 Trifle (t) 40 to 1 Contentment (t) 50 to 1 Babette (t) 1000 to 15 Truth (t) 1000 to 15 Bit of Illne (t) 1000 to 15 Newminster (t) 1000 to 15 Montague (t) 2000 to 20 Augur (t) 3000 to 30 Banshee (t) DERBY. 12 to 1 apt West Australian (t) 15 to 1 Cities& (t) 10 to 1 Unibriel (t) 1000 to 30 Chedd ar t t) Pee the Metropolitan, Contentment was backed this morning for 4001, commencing at 30 to 1 and finishing at 14 to I. West Atveraliiin has been backed for the Derby Ware oar last for 3001., at the Nide quoted. There was no betting on the Two Thousand Guineas. 16 sai II Ili' 171 171 1 1 pm 16 17 Pit pm 1114 If 20 1 di. par 163 16.2 61 61 Per 1 tos !Mit; iTetki 104 i 104 id MONEY MARKET. LOW; LEANED AT TIIISDAT The appearance of the stock markets to-day was a shade steadier, investors seeming rather more dis posed to come forward, and thus counteracting the effect of further sales of stock by influential brokers, believed to be on account of the Scotch banks. In the Congo' market money was very easy, and obtain able at 14 per cent., stock being more in demand than money. In the middle of the de, some weak ness was apparent, but it passed off subsequently, as reports were circulated that the next return of the Bank of England will show an increase in the stock of the precions metals, instead of a considerable fall ing off, as had previously been looked for. In the railway market this afternoon the feeling also ap peared rather steadier. To-morrow will be " making up " thy, when the arrangements for the settlement of the account will com mence. The rates of continuation are ex pected to be light, as many of the recent sellers are understood to be willing to "take in" stock, rather than incur loss of stamps by delivery. There has also been more speculation for a fall latterly, a circumstance which must naturally tend to reduce the " contangos." Consols fluctuated between 994 and 994, and finally left off 99 to 4, both for money and the 10th February. Business was of a fair average extent. The official report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 994, 4,1; ditto, for account, 997„ 4, 2 , 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1004, 100, 4, 4, 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103 b 1, .4. Long Annuities, 1860, 64, 7-16; ditto, 30 years, all D a grataaaarilLl finial isCariaWaatere all Zina.WilLA (laaaaao Dud tr ih ast. all g l ar iL i!boat aparaasse U 31 Ste Ste SO SI I — TrisiVoim;iiii•Taiiii i toe Besklagiridates (lessit. I loltAlsatlLWosssra 50 ClId•01510 Jambe Owed loOskdordas) . 100 60,,t1.0",o.leib:gssrlp.Lt: Viand to Gt. Nort.giffn) touce.ter L Dieu lorut (,• 15 Do.; shares (ditto; .. Ifs D.. j shares (ditto) . 12j London =4 Gresnentb (lewd to South Keeteri fn Uitto Preference (ditto; 20 Loy/watt ltuar.4perCant. (4n..11 to Morfollt) all Ditto ditto I per Cent MILITARY. The baggage of the 85th Regiment will be put on board the troop ships at Portsmouth this day (Wednesday), sad the regiment itself will embark to-morrow, for con s pities to the MAuritine. The two ships charte red (or this Purpose, the Itionan Emperor end the Marion, arrived at godhead on Monday evening, and were towed into har bour yesterday Afternoon by the Echo steam-tug, and plated limpid. the Dockyard jetty. W Nl;t3l7,llYtaa,Bslaiioa (leaped to i .kN.W.1011(1.1 all Middlesbrd asO, Bedew _ _ (lessoTefic;Btookt. ail )L14.1114.1 thadford ( lb& ) to govberTalbuserip peril Nand lo ItentXoliatir• $6 VrootopkWyre (leas. Lon. llN.Wast.ltLane.ltlork . IQ by stia tedllitchia(ter to Went Northern , lOU W.shenrethStock flouthaeordr.hire(loosnit W Mr. Weems)._ SO Wear %Whey, 6p. Mos Dossed to Istocitoattiha 1- Ditto Ditto Ditto , 10A Wilts di Bornevict (loses' to Gnat Wortirs).. °iron' UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL ' JAY. 25.—1 n the Convocation to be holden on T hursday next, the 27th instsnt, St ten o'clock, tt will he proposed to grant out at the University chest tke tom of tire hundred pounds as a contribution to the Val eduaaionnl institution proposed to be founded in me of„ F , eld•MArvhal His G race th e D u k e o f W e lli ngton , 'LW. the late lamented Chancellor of this Univenity. 1859, 6 3-16; ditto, 1860, 61. South Sea Stock, 110. Bank Stock, 2261. Exchequer Billsremain quoted 575. to 61s. prem. This margin is wider than usual. India Bonds were dealt in at 68s. tolls. prem. In the foreign house there was an increase of busi ness this afternoon, but it was chiefly of a scattered character. In Spanish Bonds there was a slight rally in the latter part of the day, the Deferred Three per Cent. stock leaving off 22 to 1 . Mexican, I Bonds are rather flat. Buenos Ayrean . lionds were sold at 63, being a serious reduction from the quota tion current prior to the arrival of the last maiL There is a general indisposition, however, to touch this stock, owing to the wide margin maintained by the dealers, which must necessarily render all specu lation unlikely to result in a profit. Attention is anxiously directed to the state of affairs in the Ar gentine Confederation, and the bondholders continue to complain loudly . of the absence of arty official in formation as to the ir position. Beyond the intelli gence published in the public .journals, not a word has transpired relative to the interests of the debt, and even the committee themselves have nothing to answer in reply to inquiries. It is almost a misnomer, however, to call the present body a committee, as it is understood that only one member of A is to be met with occasionally in the city. One of the two agents despatched by the Messrs. Baring. has already returned, without any intelligence mashing the bondholders, and the other one, it is reported., will also shortly come home. In view of the fact that the creditors appear to be all in favour of adopting the step from which such good results have always accrued in the case of other foreign defaulting states, viz., the sending out of an agent of I I their own, it is very surprising they do not take the matter into their own hands. Were a number of the bondholders to invite a meeting of their fellow sufferers, and consult together for the common good, it would be a most useful step, and the expense of sending out an agent is really very trifling, compared with the magnitude of the interest at stake. For the depreciation of their property it is clear the bondholders have only themselves to blame, as by organising an effective working committee, sending out their own agent, and enlisting diplomatic support, which we know would be freely accorded, they could not fail even tually to secure success and obtain an arrangement of this long-neglected debt. The position of this debt affords an illustration of the folly of bondholders letting the management of their affairs pass out ofl their own hands, the invariable consequence of which is that their interests occupy only a secondary posi tion. At the present time, when it is proposed by some to pursue this course in the case of the Mexican debt, the warning may be useful. In other stocks there was no change worthy of notice. Bargains are thus marked :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102, 1021 ; ditto New Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 98. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 63. Chili= Three per Cents., 78. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 651; ditto Four per Cent. Cer tificates, 97, 961, 971 961. Ecuador Bonds. 51. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Renter, 104 f. 25c. (exchange, 25f. 15c.) Granada Deferred, 111. Mexi can Three per Cents., 221, 31. Peruvian Six per Cents., 103. Portuguese Five per Cents., Converted, 1841, 41; ditto Four per Cents., 40; ditto, for Ac count, 26th January, 391, 40. Russian Five per Cents, 119 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 1031,Cents., 1. Sardinian Five per 93/, 4. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 451, 461; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 22, 1; ditto, for Ac count, 22, 211, 221; ditto Passive (converted), 51. Monday next has been appointed special settling day for the shares of the Chartered Bank of Asia. 'fhe whole of the silver, specie and bars, brought in by the Parana from the West Indies, and by H.M.'s ship Swift from the west coast of South America, was sold this morning at former prices, viz., 4s. 11/d. per ounce for dollars, and da. 1:d. per ounce standard for bar silver. The major part of these supplies was taken for India, the demand for which has revived. Australian Agricultural shares rallied to-day, closing 230 to 240. Ex the Peel River shares, the price was 70 to 80. The shares of the Australian banks appeared, somewhat strangely, to be rather flatter, upon the extraordinarily large dividend de clared by the Union Bank of Australia. The price of this last-named stock was quoted 74 to 76. The statement of accounts of this institution extends only to the 30th June, so far as the colonial branches are concerned, and as it is known that a most profitable business has since been done in gold buyin g and other branches of revenue, the next dividend is expected to be even larger than the one now declared. Trans actions are re ported in miscellaneous stocks as follows: Bank of British North America, 60. London and Westminster Bank, 361. Oriental Bank Corporation, 46, 451, 46. Provincial Bank of Ireland, 481, 1, ex div. Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing (11. paid), lE 1. East and West India Docks, 1681 ex div. St. atharine'e Docks, 98 ex div. Crystal Palace, 5. General Steam Navigation, 30. Nether lands Land Enclosure, 2. North British Australian Land, 21 2/. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 88, 861. Royal Mail Steam, 821. Ebro Canal shares are quoted 11 to 21 prem. Chiriqui Road, par to prem. Beziers and Graissessac Railway, Ito , die. Royal S wedish Railway, a to dia. Zealand Rail way, 1 to 1 dis. London Bank of Australia and India, 1 dia. to par. The special general meeting of the Australian Agricultural Company appointed for the confirma tion of the agreement made with the Peel River Land and Mineral Company, is called for the 11th February. At the same meeting resolutions are to be passed for reducing the capital and nominal amount and increasing the number of the shares of the Agri cultural Company as recommended by the directors. The Adelaide Morning Chronicle of the 18th Nov. contains some interesting details of an official cha racter relative to the progress of the South Austra lian Land Company. The proceedings of this com pany being regarded as furnishing an index to the general agricultural condition of the colony the de tails in question are invested with the more interest. It appears the total number of tenantslholding lands under the company is 475, occupying 40,324 acres. Of this land the larger proportion, or 33,841 acres, is substantially fenced in, and 16,015 acres are under cultivation, the remainder being used for grazing purposes. The quantity of the company s land under occupation has steadily in creased during the last six years, being in 1847, 21,657 acres ;in 1848, 24,981 ; in 1849, 32,083 ; in 1850, 36,186 ; in 1851, 40,272 ; and in 1852, 40,324 acres. It is noticed as a satisfactory feature, that notwithstanding the absorption of labour and the general derangement of industrial operations, more land has been occupied for the purpose of tillage this 3-ear than ever was taken before. Wheat is the staple article of produce. In 1847, 4,282 acres of the company's land were sown with wheat ; in 1848, 4,8 (tares n't 11'49, 7,544 acres; in 1850, 10,520 acres ;in 1851, 10,828 acres ; and in 1832, 11,478 acres, showing a steady . increase. Considering that the expense in putting in the seed, and the prospec tive expenses of reaping the harvest, are . greater than they have been in any preceding year, it is gratify ing to see this evidence of the enterprise and fore sight of the farmers. In some cases the whole of the seed corn is stated to have been put into the ground by women. The company's tenants alone, it is stated, will this year grow enough flour to furnish ample rations for a twelvemonth for half the inhabi tants of the colony. '1 he total value of South Aus tralian flour exported during the year 1852 was anti cipated to be full 800,0001. The statement on the whole is characterised by the local writer as being "most satisfactory and cheering, both as an indica tion of healthy agricultural progress, and an intima tion of unexampled prosperity for the future." The " Port of Southampton Emigration Company is in course of formation, with a capital of 30,0001., in 51. shares. This company is established with a view to forming . a line of ships sailing at short and certain intervals to the several Australian ports. Only one class of passengers is to be taken, for whom SS $0 108 HO 149 111 Std Siezd 113 lIS Sei 57i 27 SS 14 141 id ?5 24i 19 20 73 23 dd. S Se 88 84 1011 1411 K NI 131 134 iII 134 I i4l" 3I in 102 lt3 z 4 IN i 101 id LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For /mown. PARIS, JAN. SS. For Mossy . C 1 ,-----..- 1 :0MM; Highest. Lowest.l OMA& •—•-•.--". 3 per Cente. I 79 70 79 45 79 73 79 21 79 65 46 per Cents., 1&13.. ; . . 1.. ... .. 44 per Cents., 1662 . i 104 .. 50 - 104 40 109 70 104 . 40 101 70 4 I,er Cents. . . ._.. ; 99;5 ... .. 3 per Centa.Neir Loan ... ' Exchange on London : *tided, 35 74; 93 days, 24 90 %Arlan, verCt.lB4o Money I 165 P 148 Bunts Do. 44 ....... .... Boman 3 per Cent& 964 ... Do. 24 Piedmont 3 p.Ct 96 50 TresaurY Bode ... 4 - I Do. 5, 1632 Paws, Jaw. 25.-84. Germain 1,340; Versailles (right bank),—; ditto (left bask), 333 50 ; brie and Orlrans, 990; Parts and Boum 976 75 ; Konen and Ilavre, 490; Marseilles and Avis. nem (Couvertedl, 657 Ma ; Strasbourg and Bale, 341 60 ; Northam 632 60; Paris and misobourg, 747.50 • Peri- and Lyons 816; Lyme and Mediterranean, 717 50; Moniereau and Troyes, 270; (hart, 670; Blame and St. Disler to Gray, 497 50; Paris and Cher bourg 600 ;• Dijon and Beesncon, 612 .50; ; Midl, 135; Dieppe and Paearap. MS; Central Sucre, —; Paris and Saeaux, 140. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THD3 DAY. Notwithstanding the arrivals of foreign Wheat this week exceed 27,000 qrs., the number of samples displayed for sale has slightly increased ; a portion of the supply goes direct to millers, and the bulk forming a part of Mr. Pries' operations, is being taken to/granary. The demand to-day was limited, and only a small amount of business was transacted, at Monday's rates. Flour was dull sale at late rates. Choirs samples of malting Barley fully supported former prices ;but little progress could, however, be made in sales of foreign, of which receipts amount to 10,580 qrs. The Oat dealers Mill hold off the market in expectation of increased supplies and lower prices; on the other gaud, holders are tolerably firm. Beans and Peas maintain their value. /11111.1VAL8 114 10 LONDON FROM 24th JAN. to 20th lAN. WIL English. Geotah. 1131111. VOCSIII. Barley Wheat 2 1460 70 I 10140 Oats ll4O I 3910 24740 Malt ..... MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Boom.—There has not been a public sale, but the mar ket has a steady appearance. Refined quoted firm at yes terday's prices. Copra.-220 packages of Mocha were offered in publics sale, and chiefly sold, but at irregular prices -665. to 60s. and 735. 6d. to 86s. Good ordinary native Ceylon is quoted at 46e. fid., but no business reported at that price. The demand for plantation Ceylon has rather improved. TEA.—The market is well supplied by samples out of the recent arrivals. Prices are unaltered. .-- BALipwrai.—l,4oo bags were offered, and a small portion only sold, refraction 33, 295. 6d.; refraction 91 to chiefly bought in, 255. to 265. COTTON.-400 bags sold yesterday on 'Change. Rrca.-8,000 packages of Java were offered in public sale, and all bought in at Ss. 6d. to I3s. 6d. Sricba.-700 bags Bats"ia sold in public sale at 30. to 31d. per lb., which scarcely supported previous rates ; SOO to ba l g a s f 7 e ti l W y at sold . per sid a . t to 7 sl d d. W , which 7. was ; sh 7 a s c o le b l s . P c l e m . "" SPIRITB.—Rum and Brandy are quoted at the same price as last week, but the demand is very limited. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market remains quiet. There is an abundant. of stock on the market to supply the trade, and consequently the advices received by each mail from St. Petersburg, con firming the reports heretofere circulated, of very short sup pliesin the interior, produce no effect on the market. Town Tallow is quoted 445. 9d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Os. to 461. 3d. ; February to March, 445. 9d.; October to Dircembsr (new), 465., sellers. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market con tinues firm for all hope, with colour and quality. No alteration in the price since last report. COAL MARKET.-TlllB DAT. Holywell, 17s. 9d.; Carr's Hartley, 16s ; Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell, 16s. 9d.; Walls End Has well, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Hetton, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Lambton, 18s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 181. 6d. , Wills Rad Tees, 18s. 6d.—Ships at market, 294. [ll7 ILECTIIC TELEORAI'II.] LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, 10 a.r Wind S.E., moderate, dense fog, and damp. Arrived.—Winifred, from Calcutta; Manhattan and Sheridan, from New York. Sailed.—Atlantic, steamer, with the mails for NeW York. QUEENSTOWN, JAN. 24. Wind S.S.E., strong breeze. Arrived.—Ripley, from Callao ; Caroline, from Philadelphia ; 'Marchioness of Breadalbane, from Honduras; Garli, from Trieste; Blakeley, from Taganrog; Demetrio, from Troon for Malta ; aud Royalist, from Liverpool for Bahia. MALDON.—The crew of the Cleveland, four in number, belonging to this port, who were supposed to hare been drowned during the late gales, reached their home on Monday night. They ha I been taken on board a Dutch fi'hing smack, and landed at Rotterdam, whacce they were sent to London by her Majesty's Consul, elm for warded them by the Royal Shipwreck Fishermen and Mariners' Benevolent Society. The vessel which they abandoned, it is stated, drifted to the coast of Norway.— Ilisiciek Ewers. • 17i