The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-07 00:00:00

• gA j r,‘. wisao . • • . , o•-•-- . a/40i "tea---e-dc-m, ejfie•GCLl46o,. C a2... % " : 0114 ..... 1. 4 00 1.1 5 ... • S t - 7 . _ I. .fprt 11111 P 111•111111 F mu LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, 1852. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAY& THIS DAY. Two ci•Cmoon. The share market is firm to-day, although business is limited. London and North-Westerns and Mid lands are 10s. higher. In the French department there is no change. MIIMIZA AND mom UNOOARAIITUD. MONEY MARKET. limn, US ; town and Rum 283; Karaelllso and Avignon, tn BO; atrsabowg and Bala, 106 21; Oantra, 00160 ; Ilivatogn• and ISS; Worn and Radom; 433; Northern, 681; Port al = Streaboorg, 461 30; Paris and Limy 077 SO ; Toon and Baum U; 140ntoraaa and Tram 146; and ream' p, 130; Bor. donna and Tula. U. BERLIN, FEB. 4.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; ditto Four.and-a-lialt per Cent., New Loan, Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1850, 101; ; dittn 18.52, 101. National Debt, 891. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1211. Bank Shares, 97f, 98. VIENNA, FEB. 5. Five per Cent. 'Aftalliques, —. New Loan (Series A), 95 ; ditto (Series ß : a lt 94t. Four.and-a-lialf per Cent. ditto, 841. Shares, 1,224. Exchange on London, 12.16. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. As usual this has been a very quiet day, and I though Censals opened at 961 to for money and the account of Tuesday, they receded ' to 96' to 1. At the time we are writing they have rallied to the first price. Soon fluctuation is to be expected at this time, with the near approach of the settling-day. The morning's transactions are thus officially reported : Three per Cent. Consols Annuities, 961, 1, ; ditto for Account, 968. Three per Cent. Reduced Annui ties, 971, 1. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cont. Annuities, 981, f„ The unfunded securities maittain the full advance which the state of the Bank returns is calculated to favour. The following is the official report : Exche quer Bills of the several descriptions, 61s. to 645. prem. India Bonds, 1,0001., 71s. to 745. prem. In the foreign stock market we have no alteration I to report, the few transactions in progress being at =Zay's prices. The following are the day's ope as recorded in the official list : Belgian Dandn Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 911; Brazilian Bends, Five per Cents, 94; Chit= Bonds, Six per Cent., 101; Ecuador Bonds, 4 ; French ltentes,Thzss per Cent., 64fr., at an exchange of 25fr. 30c. Ors• nada Bonds, D eferred,' 6l, 8, ; Mexican Bonds, 34 ,1; Portuguese Bonds, Pour per Cent., for the as. count, 321; Russian Benda, Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1001; Spanish New Three per Cents. De ferre,"l7l. The Royal British Bank declared a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum yesterday, and laid before their shareholders a balance-sheet, exhibiting , a material advance in their operations. The following aro the rates of foreign exchanges negotiated yesterday : lune. Pnoos negotiated. Frost Ansteedara per t 616911 its. ter.. ... lin. toistv. MN* ala 9 wirdirt sadAlturaOisr.lll. a Triarrar". all War. Ibiarsad. Ora Jaa..M HO Brad or Karr S sod mid Oihrlaae. dn DoieztralArs. a ▪ Or Anglia (SUL• • I sal L a D) all Do. (Ma 1« Iran Oasil Z. ill• W Bram Oaks. Ora A all DA drs Ore II ad 0 Oro all Lamar" all Do. Nam atom all Car la War bar Orr sad um. satmargb aMir Orifb.Diorr Loh Wolin Ili Ili I lii 14 114 los Way otp M I p.a. $4 NI 141 13 19 194 20 1941 1 3 $4 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE, SATURD•T MORNING. The sales of colonial produce in the early part of the week went of heavily, and at rather lower rates, but to-day there has been rather more animation, and some kinds of Sugar have brought about 6d. per cwt. advance. Some parcels of Plantation Ceylon Coffee, in second-hands, were sold cheaply, while for recent imports steady rates have been obtained ; the native sorts are flat at about 38s. 6d. per cwt. The quar terly sales of Cinnamon were held on Monday, and of the total quantity offered rather more than half was sold—the low sorts at fully previous rates, but fur the good and flee descriptions the bidding. were from 2d. to 4d. per lb. below the October quotations. Black Pepper continues in demand at extreme rates. Saltpetre has advanced Sal. to 11. 6d. per cwt. Tea continua very flat, but prices are unchanged. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. 8 7 2 1 71 1 5 it 3 I lie IS P ! ° si 111 11 4 1 bf I 14 1 Is 4 86 Mt 17 74 SO i 4 j 67j 1 Hi A i The market remains the same, and quotations ro e Petersburgh Y.C. on the spot, Ms. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec., 1862, 375. ; on or before the end of March, 355. Gd. M•IIKET AvvaAona.—Town Tallow, 39.. 6d. ; fat by ditto, 24. Id. ; yellow ltu.sian, 375. 6d. ; melted at J oy ; ; rough ditto, 17s. ; Tallow grave., 9s. ; good dregs, , ; r ),llkarh a ll Tail T. $ MS be.l I Tear. 13 Trim INi a d lIS 171 1$ 17j 1 15i •& ..- . ]No. 1,703. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENIII ---------- K entratax wz OF PACKET SHIM, THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON AND THE Mr. Farquharson . ' Wands, Meaday, High Hall ; Tam ii...izilltr.n, 1 1 / 4 118114 rar ellAPlli blinAtanutu. Tfaders eseriat lari sm.d. A . W = ll2 , ll% day, Hunch*. KAFFIR WAR. Mr. Max's till Monday, Five Bridges; Thindiy, - Robust Kennel-a . 0 1 _.... o he um a tateepnemseasiTliinaleis he their *pet eatling. TO m itirroll OP TOM DAILY sews . " .•••- t ---- .. T... Ommusewm t. ,wt 8124-11111 dradk at the Duke of Wellington in Mar .n L.nigrrieommrl-Taar halt C pas. hr i llborse ,Down; Friday, . Th --- - : ' a ai - I-71 illis en2l:77i 4l4l.44.ll.Bl6ll4l.llll.l" eo g it it i h al revielsgaw bghttlsmi. Tuterielly ettller's Wood; ho T u:da, Tn . ( ley, Ken . e t Li s ek Ba r t;; G Tuesi f la i i s lid FirDeraerea I )4 kW W. L het I.WIM. Feb. $7 /4 1111.14 " Ms a. inengege.,„„ La r p...p h . m ac 1 heparin that themeassmes es the Kaffir header hawks -at 11. In /,(Hero lauds . Air's/ me U. /pima ..... y not. lA6 the Celeste% eat w asf„ the advise et the Wiug ; Thursday, Witham Common ; Saturday, Lew - ---- --- r . ouu ,„, wawa.' immly to the mulersemest. who me eon- latertrwasZWebed to the beet moos to pat ems this tborpe-at 11. 4. 12 o , oo a t img • sommill ad . Ser Instadvas ships Irma* ve warfare. Thegied shhffisia, te- Karl Fi t hounds, Monday, Coll Cress- -- t aw im ps; le Med 81 =2 9 km 69 57. orm .,.. h.west. Z i eargle ai= l.. l• 4 lina . espstishme , at wee gespesed road ; Wedneeday, !Renwick Pastures-at 17. weetm et. I threat the hub. alea l te l s i aas Thaseries.thies h bound, , l Monday, Torthorwold ; Friday, se __.-- • _- BILIT ANN : I i t .r , I; I . I7 . I : .,, ,, A 4i SS be I i ' . I I! . r i . CE ., COMPANY, psome Wbei t the VI rellllBo4 la rn e ele d itth besides aut Into C ldr i°° l7)_. Talc's t aie si s ba .Pa r at eiers, o. Wednesday, Napkin's Crow IP ; Rua asement the hinge Wasik which it ' weeld ash' sa the roads . ; Illettrelay, KUmaurs Mains-at half.p . ; . st 10. 01.. a. 11 mullet , : .01 , t 1111.1,10 , -41, lINDUMISKIIT BILAXCU. th lidalimi, this nein wee seat throe* the =t ai st eir Earl niffa • Satur tha Zy, Bishopton nd fre t a qu arte r wibin hmiia tO 11. eld y, eti I pr ... 71 '.... 7. 0 ... 1 111. Z . 1 : 0 1 1 7,, 0 " b 0 , 44 " 1 0, 0 onear ibe ae r" B " loo o• oealg al". l o lnitag ia 00 - 0 - .It beirever, fief • ffir HAM Sadth, WOreestershire hounds, Monday, Ombersley ; Wan*. : 1 , 1 ol ; ,.,.rite sooner, a fund sae hedependent Is Ye emensead, has day, Plymouth Anna (Hewett); Friday, Coventry Arm. e s ; ~,..,,k , 4,n , mi.. 44 guard WM. MI de revers ad ,soma. eeppeemssNtl eelder Om *lwo of the Sotoseary of the Colonies. (Hieh Green)-at half-past 10. re seine is' ors see frriers l W ha by Oa 102.1....2 drain at kit his be phi eery attention to a dillbreat Mph, et sem- Herefordshire bounds, Tueeday, Whitfield-at hat V. • t ass * seem they tar ilepeietenL 1111=1111 le labia as general co las hew, nil peat 10. 1 ,,,, nos pie.......5tre.4.•• set of Stain it bin pope* la be is amenable to Ik. Mese st the sin Warwickshire hounds, Monday, Hampton Coppice; 111 s O." 19 ' i l'''" t " 1! """ f rm. d. 1.1 "1 "1. 010 a11 . 0 1 1% be e.. neserier-in . re l P Now, surel we, se sines tespeyem Ineday. Milford Bridge ; Thursday, Lower Shnekoargls; i t i s Jalillillf. 14 o ntaltOtt at 1 e dad.. 01 a Win Ot . 111 to know whah., , E.,1 y re , a waited anti • ChM A n a. ; hive eviapkted ,if • boy) Ida twenty- G y net ,at this nissenraa- Fdlay, Upton House. ne....i or. sod to f tot. •5 fifth year el O S , dam as an order, or merely a • *marl et whisk be Wait alwayelraw bounds-Menday, Ereall Mill; Thursday, SS s 7.... , n0.....'- , h , . nevem , . **lllll Os moo* w 6168 ma it ego kr hiemelf as to its either Sir Weetben-at half-past 10. ti i 1NY....... as; tis oasimmeo, elms respired IS rum the shad's out- err, Sadh. as liscessent- obey the Can- Lard Rohde's, • Minds, Monday, Boalter's Bain ; el 1 manderin-Chief ; or as .-eased the Cape of Gerd Wednesday, W e --ea hearten Bridge; Saturday, 13 1 *"."'.----- IS TX Wl6 MON WILY. Hope, he must obey the Savetery et amen Ihr the Coleates; Dag b =she--ea le. et. _ 6, -- 7,,,,.T - taa. t. r w ail AM I tyter.7Prysi:unist toe • _W. re- and he is too old • midis, to ban gene gentre7 o *drop W Hay Gate - at In. et , may drop r snit., salty of nn • 1 I. osiers, manse he hod bad some Built missal Wm for ;ober Common , Friday, Leib* •,. Vite-at b."de-bmadi+. 2 leilesdaYi iii MOAN eke Oes'h or • Esther mom* id the llama of • Ftiatir am gest 10. err Mee; sod to es marl omen nadshidraraSiblaignesess."l • tem le mid dun base sin- dgi gd Modulo with "HA the Worst i l rliba.. WSW ° all ...owe. lanai& Pdfrriddwd i Tildirf, Edwin's Wse of his lied-gesseal is no doubt owing to the reetelbenimai alif d-et half gaft IL /611111.1"1.14" sear at P.'" bar Taialy."llll pew al the past services of that officer, which have bees as desk Uplesmentlneve hammy Tends'', Northend Green. S D. 1 sae great, but then they have been amply rewarded, end sea- Crawley and aelfebill ballads, Monda Tilgate Lodge; es VteName *non L I tteirterle Pradasi_stso not be brought in palliation of an obstinate adlseveme to a Wednesday, Nothiset Vamp ; Friday, Llcombe Village i i i ti I lle2 l . Ind. - •Z, L .1 . 1 .'. AO. " •"*"-- costly and sanguinary conflict. But there is mother point -at a quarter to 11. •13 to be considered ; fur it is stated that the sanction of the Mr. Luahington's hounds, Tuesday, Ringleston ; Friday, 10 1 V ..... Secretary of State had been outained to the making ethos, Stone-stile Farm-at 11 10 illasels I Tem 3 lt 81113311. ' I Test . 3 Y roads and that fresh orders had born sent out for their ins- Monmouthshire hounds, Monday, Pereira Plaid Toll- se ) , mediate commencement. This is tantamount to saying that bar; Thursday, Skenfirith Bridge -at half-past 10. • 111 i - . ---- g a. & d ---... e, d. s 17. d. l l - Sit d. ra.d. t •4. we are to pay for them. Now, surely we think that we are Mr. Lee Sleeve ' s bounds , Monday, Plaistow Village; Si. le set 9 a I e 111 eta 1 13 • 114 0 111 I acting very fairly by the Cape colonists in having denuded Tbunday, Newbridge House-at 11. S. tr O lli s ID v. ag,' 1.9 7 115 3 115 2 England of troops in rather ticklish times, and that V. W. H. hounds, Tuesday, Red Lodge ; Thursday, Si.l6 1 0114 a Ilell I ell V' 17 3 23 8 2 111 . it , , 111 / it would not be asking too much of them to pay Stanton Park; Saturday Williamstrip-at a quarter to 11. so 41 167 Is 91 646 II " ------ fur the construction of these roads. Communications fully Brighton harriers, Monday, Parham ; Weduesday, Race- Si. IS rairreilleamkAo Aletitimyarmwmtemir whisk 0ber...15 a•a7 lot! as difficult have been cut through the jungles of Ceylon, course; Saturday, Dyke -at a quarter to 11. N i ce sensors be e . ..mulls 21 01 maw 111. l e s a slung " """ and indeed the road leading from Kandy to Jaffna leads Prookside harriers, Monday, Newmarket Hill; Thus- 69 1 Imo see , trirstren , or IMO ..„, through a continuous jungle, but it was paid for by the day, Tehrombe Tye-at half-put 10. tot. r "WirAll. , . . 7°. n . Aißs 7 q . t CI . ".. A "' %.'"" °IF Aan- '' . island. In Cephalonia, Sir Charles Napier (then Colonel Southdown hounds, Monday, Polegate-at half-past 10. lil lt ts £4l 2 0 ' 17 all 11 0 Napier) cut roads paring over ravines and mountains at Albrighton foxhounds, Tuesday, Whittemoors; Thurs. o r , n IS SA IS e le 01311 I • but small expense to that state, and none to us ; why should day, Island Pool ; S a t u rday, Chillington-at half-past 10. St. p It I's 3 0 ', 11l 179 IS • we pay for roads in Caffearia ? Who will reap the benefit Atherstone bounds, Monday, Red Gate; Wednesday, 50 I le 94 f 0 'I U 96 6 • of it? Whop, hands will the trade in skins and ivories, Cricket's Inn; Friday. Stretton Wharf; Saturday, Black 15 Z. IL POSTER. leeldmst Itheater• and the farming of oxen and sheep go through ? The eolo- Swan-at • quarter to 11. se Imam Jr. 1. ANDRIM FItA.NCIS, Sarredm7. nista or ours ? Sorely, when the benefit is to be a lasting Berkshire (Old) hounds, Monday, Coleabill; Widnes- so __ .__. ~., one-when an opening is to be made not only towards d a y, Bl ac k Bourton ; Friday, Charney-at half-past 10. it, , p 11 ATIOXAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMEA I peace, but also towards trade, might not those who are to Cambridgeshire hounds, Monday, Meagre Wood ; Friday, a 4...4 4 . 14 , n.N• 7. et. Went .plan e Tirsnitne'elenit Les- benefit by that trade bear at least some part of the ex- Abbotaley Omens-at half-past 10. ea „,e, .not , e, l'ali-aoll, almichmter. perm ? Cmmarthenshire hounds, Monday, Cystanog-at 10; IT I P 4 ' 95•9 • 1 Ma y , II " , A w i th It is really time that the friends of peace and of reform Wednesday, Green Castle ; Friday, Penlan-at 11. r • iosec ec.ol aon.b nes th e ielvdnaem of U e no 14 . e dr and priltybie Inverstmrat of Capital. TM pleat should rally toge th er, and endeavour to arrest the progress Cheshire hounds, Monday, Darnhall ; Wednesday, What- ee . .,: a :sta' 1 psyui or to this Institution. of ambition and of projects which at present govern our croft ; Thursday, Wineham; Saturday, Norley Hall-at 10 I_ isiarsoeum .'rat prospectuses m• 7 br obtained, es appthatise foreign policy. Let as look to our own islands, and be ter. half-past 10. 10 xI. Ilea tine. of the. Aiviatioa, or to the reneethe 31 0. 13 tan that nothing more is required for their improvement, Mr. Colyer's hounds, Tuesday, Shoreham Hill; Thum- di urasumd its ud"^- 1144 "hdd• .. before we carry on our macadamised reads into the wilder- day, %listed ; Saturday, St. Leonard's Gate. er PY.f PR N0RR1,4331. Mermen Ihmetar. ...Legions M Spree. . Oi.y *made to the Maawrhis Director. siren.ls Conuemara yet civilised ? The roads in Monaghan Mr. Conyer's hounds . , Tuesday, Old Samford ;Than- 66 ,, l Is am prevent daily ruminations and midnight meetings; day, Mylees ; -s-turday, Matching Green ; Monday-week, * l ,l lad are not the paths made use of by constabulary andiqued- Norton Heath -at IL i. n ..E HUNDRED COPIES of ROEBUCK'S two rens of dragoon*, just as practicable for mango processions or Mr. Drake • hounds, Monday, Waddesden Town; Taro. aft: moono t , .....7-„,,,„„7.2. ar s te li r .W eA M o ,l,,S mo ll'it am .Y. aa L tima D ai=a - - a t Way& ribbonnten? We may make roads to the Waterkloof day, Weston Peat Pits; Thursday, Upon Village; Set w artime; 11111.11 CT LIMIARY, 25, Upon legiratakalls or Bushkeek, we may build bridges across the Blinkwater day, Lower Boddington-at a quarter to 11. 1111 le .... r . : -a r p, We lasturer, north Parte, Yemsae at lehbabre, rade Kat river, but who is to warrant that we are not Durham County hounds, Mundt. Woodham ; Wr a l aes . to isolso's helm mllls Seetiral. 500 t ,..... Ibig IL 18861,18 . lnsh a _ hs fp Withew, or that if we do get further the depreditions of day, Newbiggin ; Friday tirinden hapel-at half-t mit 10. le 6. is , r, Dr. ilidwidd 00•619' Borrow, t 9 = 9 " ll C l6 = l l` the next border tribe won't induce to nadertiao fresh ope- Lord Elcho's hounds, Monday, Loagridge ; WoeMesitay, so as roe. earynt, aposer's furter, Ede Tv% ration and begin fresh roads. Ladykirk Village; Friday, Kuhn' ; Saturday, Grant's Ill• Lc., l ", 4 , V :Vr„A l the . tthe ak.. ..7a s '',',.,`, ' l % ...t,,,,t i t T ao pamsts.., h." ' The Duke of Wellington, being asked his opinion as a House-at half-pa t 10. 50 .. Ml34...n . .seriyam Ow Guinea pm mmisuM; NM dmmanantry mi li tary was, pee it, and it was one well worthy of a great F.B. hounds, oday, Mylor Bridge; Friday.. Victoria a I , to-corter Two Ureters and swan m% asmodegg to .."••••____Ore Wesim se eaminsaidar; bat we have other things to look to, be- Inn, near Roche - at half-past 10. be oat... ovi. l7 ‘.- - I noWn.t... '• 7 105..". 41 ......• Wks seek. no • series of " victoires et sensetes," sad Hambledon hounds, Monday, Southwick Hare ; Wed- 10 erecting triumplel arches, with the wage of ear vieleries anday, Bodeen house ; Friday, Snakemore. Farm-at • 10 T RWELLRRY. - DOD 1), BROTHERS, 40, engraved from tap to bottom. Last year our meeknlse were quarter to 11. et. es U Catskill Illamildim-bnew sided, Pertlere. alWaramithig ••• traeneests, bet this yea we ara led to ham they will be Hayden hounds, Wednesday, Can's 11.4 ; Saturday, ya serearet_lieer___• 6l wt......." 1 ••• 1116 ° 11 ,_,__ 9 L, 19 • 61 1 1 .,.."•• • •,,,,,.... 9119 °_,_ 119 • water, awl we sienst sled te be mareen Kennel-at 9. et. I°7 of 1•• '.'""'"'"''' """" a ""''''' '''' •• • ••••• ........5... W mean rent In Citron Neither sea we be ban N.H. hounds, Monday, South WaraboYough ; Tuesday, ' 64 ' twit 69499 " . 669196. bra ” lims ' 369663611 ' 11 " 9 " . " .. "'" 11.. mamba gammen, who, despite of ord. hem bone, are West Tiered ; Thursday , Nerthington Down; Saturday, NI le sr .arras Ye Laden, --46.0*6111. water I. wing a warfare, .if semi Ass only thirteen Preston Oak Hills-at a quarter to 11. CLOSE of HOLIDAYS.-Now that the anon a mow. that dry may have their own way. Besides, does Lord Realedele's Hoythrop hounds, Monday, Beultee's WI th• eat of Si, Harry Smith eh," how injurious it is to Barn ; Wednesday , Wilcox; Friday, Bourton Bridge; tei annual Ordway W usimiNsit, sad Me smpastive ...,......p ~,, h . .....p m e fp p a b ug ppm er n. qh,l b""d a ben • as. who is neither amenable as a military Saturday, Dean Cross-roads-at half-past 10. , manes peranat enmeast *I Manmessie 111111111 iii se eb- mesa ase as • civilian, ( or the mere art of recalling Mr. G. Wall Hurney's hounds, Monday, Little Sone- 34 Pod err sounnefa was Ohs* 1•14 seleelen lku le Om lira I. notbing. The mischief is not only done, bat bourne House; Friday, Toothill Brick Kilns-at a quarter lalel.47lPre• naC.AMlAll ., _olle..._ . _fte watahmetterremes ... _._,_. .......... ••• 61 6 raw es, and the repetition of orders will mom likely reach to 11. Sel Itt E "'" , 1 . 3 ••• ''''" "'"•'''''' "" f'`"" bin ikon with his successor. Who is responsible, there- llurworth hounds, Tuesday. Ileighton Village ; Sato:- haw its ant aria and remeetw aulensWil emptiam, sad 3.........,,...,.... * fla p. p m pp eme pp p a p aw . lan? Not the Commanderin-chie4 for he was merely day, Low Middleton-at half-past 10. lit ad es aroma/ ameteme . Osman of sparlons ens& kis 'Pain. Not Sir Harry smith, for though as Riot Kent hounds, Monday, Pranks, Lees; Thursday, s wassev Tb , rade iserke et sub laws Um inn et -• now- ciennandmmiesehiet at the Cape he has to make his repute Swim& Gate-at half-past 10. Pohl • load eir um ef the sad* rm Oar *Mem •• Meol. -11614 ,_ Ito tap , yet as governor he is Nike* only to Mr. W. 8. Lowndee's bounds, Moodily, Lidlingtoa ; le na Ir A. OM UT p ~ and 902 , 111. 20, Hater Oanime 103 ••••, lad .7 Earl any ; is • servant of the ministry, sad most carry Wednesday, Wing ; Saturday, Addington-at 11. ilms awl rnmers. out the pat" of that ministry, which is, to throw ell the Mr. Mnegan's hounds, Monday, Horse Bridge ; Thurs. * swami of neck were on our pockets, and as long as we pay, day, Callington, New Bridge-at 'half-past 10. - , ARLO W'S NEW IN- WWI very Me hew long it lasts. It is clear that New Forest hounds, Tuesday, Bolderwood ; Saturday, stl • ' st l• %%NUM SELYeACTING SYPHON d i , ° mosey m y t h e C o p e loo n be responsible to Whitefriare-at • quarter to 11. o si tli AP. aellelltr..4 NO VENT-PEO l! LSI He seledary, and we should very much like Mr. Newton's hounds, Monday, Rimber Brake, Broad- so i - .r 0h.... ..91.1 . rr .... r """ b . 4 . 1 .„ 11 " 1 " jai mare , s y d ''' . : b re m .. l ; l4. 7 to hew whether Earl Grey will take on him- berry ; Thursday, Stieklepath- at 10. tlf 1. .•••- 4 inOt at nit Inn Sinn 41 11/11/0 assocsta• self the sodium of not having transmitted strict orders Oakley hounds, Monday, Odell; Thursday, Cmaileld ; am . a te Wlfy est the meesures proposed by the Duke, after hay. Saturday, Knotting Fox-et a quarter to 11. * i- a.. , lag asked his advice, or whether Sir Harry Smith will, on South Oxfordshire (Mr. Phillips's, hounds, Tuesday, " ft) l. his niters, be made to answer for keeping to his own *rheum Castle ; Friday, Slow Wood-at half-past 10. crotchets. Mr, Lon Phillips's hounds, Monday, Astulale ; Thum le i ' - - - - 1 II " Would it not be well, therefore, if certain preasetfinery da, Asmaron-at 10. le 3 •ikr r 1 N / _ ._ u m , future ; hie when colonies are at a imams. ei two day, Clipston ; Friday, Dellington ; Saturday, Harrington 116 / useths'ismseeieseise, it bemoan renew mew Shwa yore- -at a quarter to 11. 39 holm sisspialn bona ifreth Mr. T. Theobald's Somerset and Wilts hounds, Tuesday, . / i th. WM. *named to tln mot la se tt bil ' e m and k e b etr ien set .ki p met sem nem dimity Corm. Park ; Enday, Hardington Pillars-at 11. se I A , i two aril or ale ; peke 4a. St; OW "we between .k. c rend the Seth Osage em Lord Southampton's hounds, Monday, Preston Capes ; .1 le for awry, he, te. 3.. 11 Wednesday ,; Plumpton Wood ; Friday, Helmdon ; Satter It . '"liii r mal will mitZ le milibri cem a r i ttde ; v r Ts:-eZ ema sal v es, 24leitewillans" *ask des Astwell Park-at 11 13 MOM cabin Mese key le es the • •••• et II . • . it. ne en star iliac (Masa bee • Win le amp* hen to bey and still lin le bin adept it / North Staffordshire !manes Monday, Dilborn ; Wedgies- 15 . 2i' = ab lenneneurs enesine air ream wen ess nes wen official be a maker at me cona c it. day, Trentham ; Friday, Blackbrook-at half-put 10. . 311130133 • 03 weeks In Tem lawn einies to p oliti cs ? As a militia, man, ha ha &nee Union hounds, Monday, Newland C orner; Thurs. St. Ilise and nary& shwa Me sop blamed l _e eg a. nes Mr ens nem mothimg le Is with policies ; but in Inilitati marine there day,. Leith Hill Place ; Saturday, Kennel-at half-put 10. 118 S 2• SWILOW. Willlem is MI NOM why , be should not ban • suit. Sew eau he Tindal, hounds, Monday, Garret Hatt; Thursday, Kirk- Own /11assismtmsam MYfi,e 1111 a be nnessible for hie lieu sea the a rm y whelpiagton ; Saturday, Dekgate Hall-at half-past 10, 6 le k bi•ntwe w e d si n ews . l affila-sneseegmehreessptsismped sear him maw s has ? H. ellekeerkl-k-ehief of Tiverton hounds, Monday, Cove; Thursday, Knew ICI am whets Mak army, but owe et Ws selessiines, as soon brompton Village; Saturday, Cr uses Morchsrd-at kW- IS fierier. 'rah agog mathed a hoar grim. olemmeld eeel er estau so w am N, end merlies whellemde ore retail hie NBC u bib 8411 dbiaasi . 12 " kick ha bask and peril the pat 10 . IN% OA rem taw wawa*. fie wpm* the trap a mealma safety athe ealBlllB wader hint se musk as he Nears. The Mr. Trelawnr hounds, Tuesday, Bridge End (near 4 ~.......... ~ id. med Is. raaaac lb . tomb Duke of Wellingtaa's advice wee pima benne be happe n . Newton Ferrer. ,• Friday, Ivy-bridge-at half 10. SA liter the asset sense 111. lis. to be the duke • bet It been amend lege celebrated man it United Pack hounds, Wednesday, Ratably ; Saturday, - - wind sheet the goatess. nip aelpet is surely worthy at Vine hounds, Mooday, Clerkengreen Gate; ThiusdaY• 10 I. I )NDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY mom modissmiso.,-Yours, Manydown Park ; Saturday, Kingeelere-at IL 10 6 COMPANY. A PRACTICAL SOLDDIR. Mr. Wheble's hounds, Monday, Billingbere Park ; Tees - day, Streatley ; Tlnifedey, Maley Mill; Friday, Burgh- 12 7 4 The report of the director* contains the following fleld-at 11. - _ _ _ i t i rms the accouter here. ith submitted, it will fie Seen HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Mr. F. Wyndham's South Wilts hounds, Monday, Stock- • ton Wood ; Wednesday, The Beeches; Friday, Grovely It I lathe art revenue for the half year ending 31st De- - East End-at 11. Mir, !ail. amounts, after deduct.ner Wriest on load, Her X 4141011 slid hounds, Tuesday, FarahanCommon ; W ye S i de houn d s, T ues d ay, Vel i avaeh; Friday, Tal- N. I 54 all other preferential charges, imams* an e p n .,,p_ Frida, Maidiabeed Thicket-at 11. garth-at 10. et, I Sip durilc of moor t. referred to below,* /1111.9761. 14s. Id. Che ltenhamp.. A. Way's) siselineds... Tallinrs Frog - Colonel Wjedhara's hounds, Monday, Ball's Hut ; Wed- 16 6 Pm rata: as from 3.lth June 1841, 2,ast mg. Id . The mill; Friday . . o . M 1,14 • - at balf - Pseg 11. smithy, GraSham ; Friday, Fair Oak-at half-past 11. Mitr e ipplatible to dindend,therefon, is 01.11171. In Id. Bees.- 1 . 0 ..eme....e100tad.• illudein Dean= Hill; Sir W. W. Wyane's hounds, Monday, Whinuegtoa • ; : I : hasi 'Leh the directors recommend that • avian* he TB= Oldibideddlit-dil m Tess " ?. 111 .. Wednesday, Queen's Head; Thursday, Carden; Saturday, le the Lot-year at the rate of 41 per cent. per nem be elle- ,__lgetlem_.. ... _ Do g; Thunda,,Y, White Lion (Whitchurch)-at half-past 10. 6 t rnd. amounting ea 8.404,2 la to 17.1,, Illit 80. Id. ; have T• 18 ‘ 10 / W= 96- 4 - ‘ 18 • 861 7 -, "' l 7 488 Oa quarter to it. Breconshire harriers, Monday, Llandefalle Hill ; Friday et. b *is be earned os or to the next half. year um Os. isd. Vl.e. • may sands , Slm„ Clifford Oakents ; Lower Chapel; M und y week, Tam ; Wednesday week, eel 14 imam of tbe kelf-year ending 3lst DOennalle • 1851, Tuesday, Weskinesy Hill; Wedsy, Wherwell Wood • a Furnace Toll Gate; Friday week, Seventh Milestone= the I 1 lasing moved the increase doe directly ad ishreetly to Thursday, HlMstbourn Tarrant ; Friday, South Grove; T rarws i a _ roa d_ ar 11 . Si P. sethation of the Industry of all Nation., menu an ea . Saturday, Rabe Court-at 11. at. Mr. Dyer's Bredon harriers, Tuesday, Trelington Gate ; is swarm' melt, which prevents it from MT. lag aa a criteria. Sanwa:et\ Meads Tuesday, Badsworth Bar • Thireday, Friday, Osenton Vill at half.past 10. M a w ake to j u d ge a t h e pr y. imis o f t h e or di nary tra gi c. Won:melee, Pert; Saturday , Cock and Crown, 'CrOftalk-at Carlisle harriers, Monday, Border; Wedneeday, Than Id Pentipal features an, briefly, an intlololl of receipts balf,_•9• o 4 1 0. by ; Friday High Hesket-at 10. 1e I a empire. wi th the corresponding period of 1e.50, of .5.• Ladatt e snada„Mondsy, Sendbeek Park : Tun- by Deiv'eon's harriers, Wednesday, Shaugh Village; D 1 *MX Is. bd .: an increase of tapers, sof 10,4021. 9e. Id. day. halm • Thursday, Marlborough Hall; Fri- Saturday, Roberta* Hoek-at 10. 17 1 Tee rostaher of paseenglos, in comparison with the member deZa Gehatd Ste-'se' half-past 10. Harrogate harriers Wednesday, Iron Gate Bridge ; Fri lie lithe has been as 1.11.1.570 to 1 . 370 .7 88 . The number Drumbeat Mom blonds, Monday, Riffs; We/due-die, 17 dem. /..k. rum its 1,126.498 to 9.31,0ffi. The pester Coss-wads , Branham Moor ; Friday, Wighill Park; Si. day, The K a ab a - a t half-past 10. _ _ it I Pram el nos additional business occurred in the three turday, Beilhy Grange-at half-pat 10. asses 01 July, August , and *ember. The additional Rufford bounds, Monday, Oaten; Tuesday, Ruford MINES. SO 1 Amens threon up.. the revenue Lot half year are prinei. Abbey ; Thursday, Quinton ; Saturday, Thonsby Park- Se 3 piny hit l a thy l ocomotive and carriage department, i n at half-pat 10. THIS DAY, so din department. they amount to 11,5041. 9e. 7d. I n con . Lord Yarborough's hounds, Monday, Thorganhy ; Th an - Two o'Ceocc. * 1 Illtleare of ILe ventra l an d special increase to the trifle day. Usselby House ; Saturday, Hendal e L o d ge - a t 11. The gold market is scarcely so good t o -d a y, and 0 s ' 4 l , s i,.. rim n once 1549• the estimate foe carrying m o d, Holderness hounds, Tuesday, Beeford ; Wednesday, Bete sellers are not able to obtain such good prices. Last S. 1 wick; Thursday, Rise Mill; Friday, Walkington-at a §uotations aro: Agr a Fria, 21 to 4 • Nouveau 10 I ti. at Mat pineal ha. pruned insufficient, and it ha. been prem., ad relersta to 'mild and order additional etoek to the quarter toll. 4400 el 40.0.001., of welch 10,360'. has been expended. Mr. Meynell Ingrain's hounds, Monday , Lesley ; Thurs. Angle Californian, a to i pm. ; Clolden Mountain, 10 1. '1 , 1144.1 or th e importance of melons the Dement . day. Drakelow ; trtunlay, Wiehnor Park-at half-past 10. bi..i,.• app.. • b tot hr object so much wthed for in rail. Duke of Beanfert's hound*, Monday, The Plough, 1-16 to 3-18 pm. ; Ave Maria, I dia. to par.; Austra- : I ~s 1 management, and as yet fraud rea difficult to attain, Kington St. Michael's; Wednesday, Tate Rocks ; Thurs. liars Copper, 3 to ~, pm.; Australmian, 3to 3 p.m. ,• p I t o h : rlo.las t of the capital aniesset, the directors propose day, Neston ; Saturday, Shipton Moyne. British Australian 3 dis to par; Australian Freehold, le ' the prim 0;d'• of N . re .,„„ i , fund, commenced for l e a Bath stag homed', Tuthday, Clan Down; Friday, le 1 in hew tho helf-year, to provide for additional workiag Comtism - di half - Past 11 . par to h pm. ; C ol, Gold, 7 10 3 ; Poet Philip, 1 ,„ i 1 1..11, t o ,t. 0d..1 to suits nature addition,. to stations and Craven hounds Monday, Froxfi Turnpike ; old Tupike; Weds's. 1-18 to 346 pt.. ; Carson's Cr eek , Gold. pm. i lei gm. ; Corn. IS 1 ts...s as are lo un d t o be necessary for the development of day. Hearted Mill; InJay, White Hill ; Saturday, wall and Devon, par to e pm. l-' 2 • 20 ',•••' thr ,, ; and that th e expense of such additions, intead of Welford Woods-at • quern, to 11. 60.10. hems It, 1 Iren e chats. .1 to capital, according to the practice Essex Union hounds, Wedne s d a y, Punnet Wash; Sr No. 8 Haim,pieta done t u. '"'"'" 9 1, 1 commercial usage, be also by this compani . turday, South Harningfield Tye-as half past 10. pessentay. tarry. El eel this bre forth p u t t o • neerve account, an d pa id 0 East Essex hounds, Tuesday, Crouch Fair Green ; ----,,„, „„„, -, a ___ -- ,,,...... --. - a , ..-- a --, Mew .7 owsw., lay PUMP. of instalments, thread over • given Thursday. Messing Street ; Saturday, St. Ann's Castle-at M 070.; se.' .... ',a. i d a ` ... rea odoo ------ ........ la b ' 1 1 31 : 71 been I 11"1, ~f v . us " half-past 10. Isoo. In deturtna - .... ll .., .. Thun - Ih " n le•rt then proceeds In set for h the program of the South Ere: hound . , Tuesday, Hutton Malting; Satur- 20,000 30 Atimen1ea11.................. 71 g organ ! ., ...... 7 ,, , ai , „ ion ... in , w branches, se., in eon , a of 000 _ dal, Tilbury Mill-at half i past 10. 60,m0 lAm lkela .... .. .., .... 1 i stlat pm from I '., i . :11 in • oilliesion with the main line. F. Conyen's hounds, uthday, Old Sampford ; Thurs- I ' m * 66 al ""• 9 • 11114 . 41 . 1 . 11 / • ••• IMO I 8 onliiii to the rondo.. determined b the ' ioAll dsk aa tivlen; Maned ay , Matching Green-at 11. seth .. Beemsenarlp _. . , „ 1 . .. e . • mee st , h,„,„, . h liars * .. er°-.... i sad Suffolk hound.,' Tuesday, Gel GFriday, 100. / . "41"."2 " .gi11. l anl4. "" a. y s act, t.... hirectura who retire en ....nee ; lO non ,Se Ina. baphs.a a pm. p i - - exist r - ..-'4"'n ar. the Hen. F. Scott, M.P • 11. C. Lacy , Hlntlesham Park-gate -at half-twr 10. 1, 100 Si 1111.01n011iMiOds&.: ea - - being ~..1 • M.P. : sod William Metal, Earl. The y .. have offered Hon. F. Petre's stag hounds, Monday, Leaden Roothing ; Item se Om a. Jam Bel kr; Is - - Ni; .4.14 " 1 " , 1 .4 re-. ieetion. anal three other gentlemen hay* Thursday, Willinsate -at half-past 10. 12,001 ... hem temper .... „-. 40 the 11t11 tho• 'l4 - - ~.... ~. m r0. , , , r , , and p re themselves as ma th - Bir M. Sutton's hounds, Monday, All er t on ; Tuesday, mom y =or • •-•- on the tl i 1 la. C.:;, ,_, ... ~ .. e rt i,.. aos si. ossoo, .1.. W. Helm E . q., tad &apace ; Wednesday, Rothley ; Thursday, Gumley ; e 0. 0,,, pe 0 ,... 1 I d i i lm si for al ~ nottOL O r, En." Friday, Clifton • Saturilny, Belton Pillage - at IL . r u ;ton ' 1 (adds' 1111•Menka..7 . ..:" . 1 it - rr Ipm open!, Duke of ltutlaad ' s ' hounds, Monday, Croiton Park ; Mon s et Pehrea_ -......... . le . • - Tuesday, Aawarby Park ; Wednesday, Little l'onton ; feetrs• II Illentemiallsolliamenern • - - dtc., , "I' I', mists HAILMATII.- -Gross traffic for Friday, Lenton Village-at half-psst 10. 2w5..e." N 1118 ••••.,___,,"""„ . .._ I I 411 Pa. thr weal, Of . ileti.ber, 1861, 1,2211/. 12... October, 1547,it the 1 ' 317. . 4.. 2.1 , Lord H. Beistinek's hounds, Mondai, M. thin Moor; . . 4 ` .° "."""''''s•••••••-••• - HI affix t law/ . s s . Dame, 1818, 1,06 i/. re 4d. Ditto, 1849, Wednesday, Wellingore ; Thursday, 0.0.0 Is T:., reit . . I 7 - •MN Ditto, 1660, 1,4031. 13s. 9d. releford Hour ; 13,174 111..12,Ua1uil Seale ...........- ah - ward. _ Saturday, Midge Inn-at 11. 100,100 1 IW•4 *whom -..... I i 1 pm thus, T.. : 71 11 1/11. ab iralif41.(IreT; IN WaMira_ ... . MI faxislDo aid ONE& ... 1k D. lUD* . . 100 laseadlieasiTaaaisi. 1s Da. 14 Da. ... . 111 De. Wig Ballall U•ka au lAO4O lialltass_ , ... .. llc ea. Ilai Minna ..1 IN lafalwaadla IL Ogpast 100 Imam& Dalla•Wanar. IS Da.Viairea... .. _, _.. .. . 100 Da, 114111.150 B.(C lAmilia 101114111.1 7 1eaaro 11, DDa.a. alll ... ... . 04 pa ... ... 1 LOUt all eau11.8... .41 o.llatl aeoir oe ~ aasb.lbal..BLl 11 lia lima Lind. U al. ita Vidial ... Kw Da 1/ . ..anifTAWil, 47 Mallieleraat Vi at ern oi I Nesaarkr Newport, A mi.,,,mai., sad Ilimi.d 2 45055 7 05 A llaalaillisa .. 100 Nara,* Is 05 .....0e ,Illol:* ... . 7 25 4 5555 .1 a Br . 40,1 '..0n aitish mantis, * Maim . .. 2 : ' arta Deves ... ... .. Aar* 111aDirtailre... . m j 52 Nara Wallies _ ,S 4 Nar ? AlealliWast.Jane. all Wm., IsWolver. L all Aroma i Wm. Cads A vl Ud4Classa.... 7 iimmi w ansigi;d4 ill AIJ slivembary sad Mom an Maw . ..,. .. . 20110 SO Weiss .., _.. IS is& TielikalvdtDu 1 IS sad Daskraillet IS all DainAmml is/ 13 DretANANDADOurines 10 De. IA lisfollars DASJULArshor to York mg lisrek MlEWase UM L*M DD AT ri I DI ffinelesbanDOUNlAlamel - _ - it lb . 1 flf Lamm 1104! =NO Ditbillel 110 - 0 - 0. Slar IS SO :a IS so :a Ormisitoetiawiessnil N,Thay.,lrmi Donal Isiredr - 17•0740viat NJ aft berbagrboine Osampl Oremb 174 bmidoolubdirs Obri Obliebb b baboaX.Wabnii Jobb. (bob ft Cbblooks Sublassimbibrip.O.' Omni Is Ilerlbro) Obabobr Ourt bow DO SO $ 30 lie IS ,43 43 14 1 2 pas IW 1011 , u x .d I (linottoOrootWordoris 10 11•111111111,(LiorkkNMid I 1$ L : di la dims (ditto,..., 11( door (ditto) .. /0 Ikallard (111dioad MUM= 404 Oroatirieta to ilooth toistriti 10 hdoluois (ditto) ID LoomdeltelishiporCoot. 10 IDonal to JIMA) lforermildloalia poirCt 11101001 . • biLOsustios 4$ Ditto 11itu Now 16 Promos& Wyre (leas. Leal 111/4.WistilLaactYarY 11 Dino = in % (A) feuo) Wrote 114•14. mil (Isrmilte 6f Sorsa sal11114116 1. ; le Omit 131 114.414pistli Bala(: 44 411 •+ Si ils ilj 111 :1 3 _ to Mr. Wasaa Li Wear Valk% p. Ct. It, 11 11 die i I land I Aindelosilkilii.! 24 2111 100 WM. & Ossmis• (60•0 1 I I. Om& Wolles.. 01 SS PRIFIBILIICII SHAUL 21 Absalom 10 warm= sis 1 1 - -' IS Mew& obi MAIM I 1 611 Dua46o. PosthosiAlir S &ma Jurtke 11 CL .101.6601106(112.111•14p. i iii 111000603•0040 atom, j I PIR 1 el DM. ma do. Kw 2 If sl 16 1110. Now 6 per OM. 0046 111 I dtebe MI 3 lhoLualisi reb, Arip swe rlt a l .1 61 Dyads& 61 pie Dot , IS, Ors& Ilardwai 14 141 1 6 i 61=Worag 171 Pil 6 Lumailistifibi. 1 If 016 ,100 Do. I per Aft awl ... i10rbr.1110 , 46 1 cusApprauessdk ir.a., me Do. s4oo4mr.4per Ciatd 134 Loris • sit.waLlOrati ifiemiso s pa 0401,. — 6 loollo061•Wsura New, 1 11 poi & 2166.116112•Lt0e. 06.241 1 11 12 I I: gt . 2..,,.. ... . 11 11 we 100 Itullas&Ow.er . ..kg . ... lii 111 I Dale Prik44.6o ... 6 1 4116 SO Nork6k La.seissa... IN I% 6 Do.Ouarestsei 64 p erm. 41 6 6 Nor th Htßids ... .. 6 6 1 6 Oalard, WeniB6B,, .1;.1 Wulver.. CIA. 6 per f 1010 I Ilfew4.o6tre.NreOssr. 10 111 AO Ohrevre.ooimse(Nw.W. Alls.l 8 per Cent... .. ISA 16 AS death Devon ... II II II Tort, Newerellk& Rem, 6 Ditto Ot.Nardi Dila Ilai.porob.l lq Id . . 4 IS Torkaaugica.as.F.4 1 I 1 ail /011114.. .......WATL Su &mimeo and *Nur lll Ilf R d 10 Down' Imes (Twessej 1 20 11 Dash Ilissiik Mu II gem Indian .. _ 1 2 se 3 cheat bass Prolkosels .. 411 Do. . 11 Luseabnorst ... .« I lu Du. (11.011rey) ... $ I Do (Canal) ... .« _ 1 1 271 Maria Astor ia... ... _ 61 De. do. New ... ... 10 Naar sad Lisp . ~ if fµ IN Ilmtisco of homes.._ - 141 lif II Orlosa• “ad Sordesaz 3 21 ti 4 Pam and Lyons ... $ 31 2 4= So Part sod Rom -. SS iii Parts sod Strasbourg ... 11 11 1$ So Roues mad Ilans ... lO 1•1 r. Pluabo. sod News... if 4 17 T.„.. . and Nantes „. I $1 MS &mg 11.6.1.1. . $ 66 140 143 i d EXETER AND SOUTH DEVON VOLUNTEER RIFLE AMIOCIATION.—An association under the above title has been formed at Exeter. The first meeting was held on Thursday, when sundry preliminary steps were taken to organise tho body. Letters from the lord-lieutenant, and from Col. Charles Hamilton Smith, containing s were read, some of which, we understand, were u att r i e p u t t ers u il • meeting on Friday. Several small organisations already exist in the rural districts, where the military spirit is being cultivated with some degree of assiduity. NOVEL RAILWAY CONTRIVANCE.— On Saturday last an experiment, resulting very successfully, was made on the line near the Woreftter station with en apparatus fur taking from, and delivering parcels to, a train at full speed, without manual assistance. The plan consists of projecting parallel harp, horisontally placed, with springs, Ake., which communicate with the passing train, take from it the parcel attached to the upper part of the van, and also affix to it whatever may ha required to be despatched on ward. We presume that moderate sired parcels only sus, thus accommodated.— Worcesterakirs Chronick. 7 ai al ay II 11: $5 a r. 111 117 i f a Nit 1~ " Nit " 7.* 6 4/2 3e de 3 7 0 1 11 1 ds 2I db 117 e t 6 111 lo • q 4 dh 18 13 14 11 elk die sigdr. t " Ir r 11 NI : 4 1 : : Si AL 12 14 6 7 '4 144 14 Si As IS_ IS_ 3 311 Oa II 15 dal I , li trims .• pet 410 .pert . ii"cilotic.m.l3mm. mina. ekr. ...121111. ikr. 1211 Solar. nar. 121 slkr. 12d 384 r _ ••• • Airtmerp „ „ 251 r. 400. •. . I.sfr. Biworie 61us$ :Sfr. 40c. ... 25fr. rob 7, Mort 25fr. 23... ... 25fr. OWE .........., „ 3 lionths2Sfr. We. ... 25fr. Bay, .—......„..„. „ „ 25fr. 44e, Mr. ..._ ..._ -- - . 4 45e. 45c. 174 e. ...... ,„, 251 r. 414 a ... 13th. 42,e. Lyons Menellke ,, " 23 fr. 411 e. ... 231 r. VOL Genoa Wort " „ athr. Ilea ... Mir. 771 e. 1 . 4 . 1 r t 0 per owlet „ 411 peso .. 419 woo per oases ~ 1201 pews ... 1201peoce Merino Madrid per dollar „ 49j prase „. SO pence cots „ „ SO peon ... 201 Death Malan . Gibraltar 499... 49 poses Seville Garottes ,, 491 penes ... 491 penes Bilbao Lisboa per enlivel " 33 penes .. 931 polo Oporto „ 63 pence ... •531 pines ds. Petersburg per ;ibis „ 161 news .. IT pence The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 31st of Ja nuary, is as follows : HON Is. UP EN UL.th 10.—accourr tor the week iodine Jan.ll. 1826 thong 1911PAISII0T. 1 Moran Wood —.. ...... L 11,6.57.230 Gooruseat Debt.-- £U.010.1(0 U ther neerantirs. 2.1094.59 0 Gold Cols mod Belies 17,624.3.56 *Ow Balks 33.379 Z31.C7.730 tn,d~r,t~o. i&icidu DI =Non' %pito 1 ..../114,AW,M0 hldle • 3.254,532 tmotley., soy. Hank% oisinlo. of :•.0..10aal Dobk sod ino• Acct..) 414072 Other If •104 t. . 12,347,04 74evioslassfoiolloor MIN 1,160.4431 7.lnam.is Seemenles deehod. Deed Weleht A‘asoltyl ..... 513.420.F23 Other tleesultlos Noses Ilaid and 1111 w gala 6c4.1142 lii Feb .. UZI 4363144311 U. MkASUALL , CANT I•1040t. Compared with those for the week preceding the 1 Bank of England returns exhibit the following, changes: Circulation issue £31,6:4,730 Increase £275,370 Circulation active 20,738,966 Increase 98,661 Public deposits 4,816,972 Increase 78,861 Other deposits Government seeurities in banking department Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both 13,420,923 Increase 151,825 11,255,601 Decrease 120,824 departments Seven day and ether balls 1,160,443 Icerease 9,866 The Rest The Reserve According to the official returns published in the Oazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending 24th January, was 3,315,9991. • in the week preceding the amount , 7.• as 3,641,2 021. There is consequently a decrease of 25,2031. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks dur ing the same week was 2,7135 7731., and, the pre vious week's return being 2,789,0641., the decrease is shown to be 23,8911. _ On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 20,640,410/. (being 397,925/. less than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circu lation of England and Wales to be 26,922,1821., which shows a decrease of 446,9191. as compared with the returns for the previous week ending the 17th of January. As regards the fixed Mimes the private banks were 1,182,0761., and the joint stock banks 644,2141. be low the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,826,290/. below the fixed amount. The price .9f gold on Thursday at Paris was ab ou t pa! (new tariff rate), which, at the English mint price of 31. 1 s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25f. 17c.; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 231. 271 c., it fol lows that gold is aVout 0.41 per cent. dearer in Lon don than in Paris. By last advices the price of gold at Hamburg is 428 per mare, which at the English Mint price of V. 17s. 104 d. per oz. gives au exchange of 13.6 j; and the exchange at Hamlmrg on London at short being 13.8, it follows that gad is 0.7 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. According to the last accovnts the course of ex change at New York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 110 per cent., and the par of exchange be tween England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.42 per cent in favour of England. After making allowan ce for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves no profit on the importation of gold from tho United Staten. The bullion mark:et here remains unchanged, but at Paris material changes have taken place. Silver has declined 31 per male, and dollars 3 centimes each, while gold of all descriptions, except bar gold, has risen. These eircumsta.nces are the more no ticeable at a time when the jnflux of Californian gold even into France is looked nima as calculated to produce a contrary effect on the pret'ous metals. Ntli.(1111 YUNlly—Tltt. Day. Beak frock. 1'3617 I Loot A ntiultlex. 3 per Ct. Reduced. 574 1 Iproe Stork. 2W 61 3 VrtAur C TV:236 6 l Mt° 71.. 14acitrqucr 11111.,1,0M. Jb. 64, 11 par lit. Cou.oi. 664 4$ per Ct. Beletatt, PI 3 ronsia 6 c . C4..1 . 1r1g . r 3 5 6 per Ct. Keen.. Arrre. 49 51 per Ct. Chollan. 101 10 3 per Ct. Cltillan. 63 6 3 ter CL 1888. b. 78 78 11 per CL. I/tacit. 18 4 per Ct. Dutch. 91 1 14quadet. 3 1 1 1 pre Ct. (i l reusult. 161 174 thanhapte 6 pa? FUNDS. 3 Per CL Medusa, 71'3 I alter Ct. Peruvian, 93i 44 Ditto Deferred. 411 4 7 f 6 per Ct. Partugue..3. NO I 6 per Ct. Itemlan. 112 14 46 per CO. Hum Wt. 1004 6 per Ct. .panirh, Avtive. Ili 3 3 POT CI. s i md.b. 4 03 I Du. Pr are, 43 63 2.2 per Ct. VelktillS, :6 33 Int Deferred. 12 L 3 %L. Ire ten. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. I m Poe INM 10110 14 10 j VI i i Ina 111 1 211 6 i Uy=• II 16 ill In 30 ill PARS. Fr. IL rOf !liiihaVt. UMW" Chins. 03 20 02 341 I 04 60 44 613 103 40 / W 3 40 / 102 60 / 166 60 per 011919. sass pre Crete. New L. 4 1rper tIllta. eents lieeheeite on 1 o i righ.2s 15 ; 00 den, - 25 10. 'kr'4. 1110 .9, 1041 Do. 11 Do. 26 !Wailed Sp. . 119 75 I 11... M Marro 2910 Pasts, Fis. 6.-Bt. Germain, Versailles (right bulk). WO; Oa Irak). 115; Pub pad a iry 1,100; Peru pad' WOOL MAItKE'I—THIS Di t y. This has been a very quiet week in the for riga Wool mar ket. The Plucnician, from Sydney, bri•igs about 1,100 bales of the new clip, so that up to th',. 11th November there bad been nothing to prevent wool from being shore, packed, and shipped. The demand fr am France 'ince the Orleans confiscation affair hail been very much lessened, and there is every probability of 9.e French buyers at the next sales acting with 3reat canton. At present the stock of Wool in the market is so small that prices are fully main tained. The public sales of wool at the hail of Commerce commence ',n the 19th instant. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report trade brisk at the follow ing quotations: Paine:Meadow Hay, 72s to 78e. ; inferior, 6.55. to 70.. ; Rowen, 60.. to 6.55. ; Clover, 80.. to 8.5 e. ; second cut, 70.. to 755. ; Straw, 235. to 28e. COVENT OAHDEN.-THIS DAY. The market continues to be well supplied with vegetables and fruit; but trade is still dull. English Pine-apples are plentiful, considering the season. A few hothouse Grapes still make their appearance. Foreign Pears have nearly disappeared. The best English kinds fetch good prices. They consist of Glout Morceau, lieurri Rance, Ne Plus Meuris, and Easter Beane. Oranges are plentiful and good. Nuts are nearly the same as last quoted. Carrots, Turnips, Cabbages, eke., are sufficient fur the demand. Potatoes are generally good in quality. Lettuces and other salading are suflicient for the demand. Mushrooms arc cheaper. Cut flowers consist of Heaths, Epocrins, Migno nette, Camellias, Roses, Acacias, Azaleas, Primulas, Hya cinths, Tulips, Lily of the Vallee, and other forced bulbs. - -- Hoe-apples, per Ib., ee to as I ()repay botteaus, p. 4. to 7s Liston, per lb., 911 to le Apples, knelt : , per .. bue . b.,.2e vwn ta3eGcl eo Pears, deemert, per d r., toe. Almonds. per peek, Se sweet, per lb., 2. to 3. LaTomo, per dos., lelo 24 uraageo, per dos., to to Is Gd perloo,3s Gd to los —Bealle, p. dos., L, to 34 Nuts, Bor., p. bush., 20, to 224 erasil, p. busts., 12A to 11d Oote, per 100 lb, 1500 ISLES, Savoys, per dos., 10,1 to le Broccoli, per bunch, ed.to Is 61 Atparagus, per bundle, la to Is Seskale, per basket, Is to Is Greens, per dos., 2e to Ss Rhubarb, p. bundle, 9d to Is Potatoes, per ton, 45. to 89s par cert.,lls to Se per budt., Is GI to 2s ild Turnips, per don., 2s. to is Custunters, each, la to is per bundle, MI to Is 611 Canoes, per bench, 44 7,1 Brunel , nprouts, per half Was, Is ld to le IA 'pinch, per Neva, Is to Is 6d 00300*, per Numb, Id told tipanlsh, p. doe, lad Soh I Endive, per OW% 9d to Is Bast, per dos., Is to 2a Parsnips. per dos., 6d to le LNel... Per Ouzel'. 14 to 2d shallots, per lb, 6d to 10d Girlie, per lb.. 64 to 6d Artit boars Jerusalem, per bait atter, 9d to In Lettuce, Cob., p. more, 44 to Is Paull salads, p. pun. 2d to M Hone Radish. per MIL, Is to M Mushrooms, per pot, Is to Is Sd i per punnet, Ild to Is Sorrel, per halt sieve, sad to 94 Fennel, per bunch, Sd to 3d Savory, per bench, 34 to 3d Thyme, per bona, Id to Sd ninety, p. dm. bun., M to Pe 111.nt, per buret... 9d to Is Will, per bunch, 3d to 4d 0 1ortorstn,doo per Wash, M 1044 sestreorms,per los.bunce.tld to M COALS.—LONDON, Fta. 6.—CLOSE OF TEE MARILVP. —Can's Hartley, 13s. W.; Dean's Primrose, 12s. 3d. Muting . Hartley, 13s. 3d. ; Ord's Main, 12 a . ed. ; Red ; beugh 'Main lls. ; South Peartth , 1 22. . ; Tantleld Moor, 12s. 6d. ; Tanfield Moor Butes, 12.. 3J. ; West Wylam, 135.; Walls End Hebburn, 155.; Walls End Walker, 14.. 6d. ; Eden Main , 151. 6d. ; Walls End B ra ddyll, 16s. 9d.; Walls End Lansbbm, les. ed. ; Walls End North Helton Lyons, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End I'cneher, 15a. 3d. ; Wall. End R us s e l' s Hetton, les. 6d, ; Walla End Stewart'., le.. 9d. ; Walls End Whitwell, 14s. 9d. ; Wall. End Denimon, 1.55. 6d. • Cowpen Hartley, 13.. 6d. ; Deep Vein Milford, 22 a . ; leardey, 13s,—Ships at martet, 91; sold, 59. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DIMINO THE PAST WEEK. Mil o °Pelmet. :mune al ULAN?. 1851. 1862. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 1, Blackburn I Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Cork, Blackroek, and Passage Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June 1 Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian East Lancashire Eas.ern Counties and Norfolk 13,; Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, l'erth, & Dundee 1,1 Exeter and Crialiton Furness Glasgow and South Western 3,', 'Great Northern& E.Lincolnsh 7,1 Great Southern & Western(lr) 4,; Great Western 14,1 Irish South Eastern Kendal and Windermere ... • 1 Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire.., Leeds Northern Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Illackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast 7, London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. ' Manchester, Shell, & Lincoln 3,1 Manchester and Southi unction 11• port and Carlisle Midland . , Midland Great Western (In ) 1 20 , 1 1 Monklands Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Stationlshire 4,. North Western Scottish Central Scottish Midland -hrewibury and Birmingham -hrewsbury and Chester 1,, Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern South Wake South Vork.,Doncasteret Goo!) 1, Stork ton and liertlepool - Taft Vale Ulster Waterford and Limerick Wept Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York. Newcastle, and Berwick 12,1 York and North Midland ...• 6,: 10,1 Fottntom. !Central of 1 e' Mee ,hutch Khenieh 'Maria Al.tonts .... Alontereau and Trim Namur and La an Northeni 01' Franca 17. t OrIeNDS sond iiiirdeaan I'aris and Lyons Paris and Oa-Imm Vans and liouen 4 1 Paris and Strasinirsii Hawn awl Herne • ,1 TOWS and Nantes 8161 189 66 104 90 260 I. , 1862. i 45 1,284 631 631 143 166 ,062 1,169 (in 664 1,444' 3,689 ',120 6,866 4881 2,362 97 383 696 806 896 9,18 936 34M 427 636 609 143 169 663 666 ,374 4,112 ,328 13,892 ,904 1,921 ,322 3,197 ,801 1,970 7 . 78 ,2621 3,618 ,4•1! 18608 ,7031 4,067 ,788116,141 121 121 126 140 6,5114 ,V 2 13,111 833 242 V: ~ 191 39,828 719 799 ',97e 7,718 ,055 8,617 147 143 105 116 ,957 6,918 386 449 6 62 360 ,127 30,608 114 1,916 ,046 2,096 ,901 , 9,091 ,410 1,115 ,381 1,617 434 492 612 609 ,318 1,432 ,6191 1,430 ,0110,824 875 1,215 •-•••- 1,314 ,777 1,642 801 830 326 23G 2.i6 193 174 166 ,827 14,074 ,744 7,333 ,730 2,022 918 926 104 166 828 898 1,012 16 18,680 ,731 4,338 ,774 0,616 ,768 7,976 ,9118 6,714 ,605 7,119 ,002 2,386 ,127 2,040 1,213 9.11 1891 esi 34iii 279 4iii 1341 2W