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

4 -1 -s , " l /.-10-- C 74.2 1 A • a • 441_ fp re% , No. 1,985.] LONDON, SAI URDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1, 1853. [THREEPENCE. r 11811 ALL sad EDRIDGEI LINE of AUS pLATIIV.APIAIS rACII: ET !OUP& -Tbs flrst4lare &lid fur %Mgr fuot•railipg qualities, sad baring most .mor dab," frt tellerfterk will sad piactually so their SOU fIiWARK ELECTION.-THIS DAY. RAILWAYS. Kea Amuck Namur t Lem (antil Do. Do.(ez Interest) NuMera of Frame. A Sf $ 7 15j Uf excellent climate—who will presume to fix a limit to the prosperity of Australia, or to say how incalculable be the bene& ' MINES. This being the day apppinted for returning a mem ber to serve in the n- .-- ,Irr are ami-7.7...,.. 24 ,.. 7 ... di5 e. 6 .". ; -.. b....5e...0r tee 'eete 1 her to serve in the preieni Neils - mem as represeutative for THIS DAY-Two o'CLoeff. I 1 It Northern I4f Frame.: _ 831 331 11 1 ai: I Do. 20/. s per et. Bend. 131 incalculable may not be the benefits derivable FRIDAY E'EN itre. ,pitiay. l4 *” . .__t el/ I* Paha- I I "" P s_ • . :en-- °lsms" - 1 = r ikeuemen '' . T " .'" ' o'clock th is morning, convened at the Town-hall for that transactions in the railway market to- a , l swipe.. Thank prat,. _ day this continent of the southern hemisphere? Our va- stocks, the supply of which is by no means equal to - 1 --jr - d a, px.i i - 09 - w. mar, ... .splaep ....rm. a p napaaa. mA ...... have been extremely few. Business in fact is almost •' , to Paris an: Lyon. ... 17 171 pa rious branches of industry already feel the demand the demand. Priees are in moat cases firm, with an ers4 or w Lle, et a stand still. The only change in rice worthy It ti v , e: I . ..:cu.!ti l e! Orlean. ....: : L]t . 4 .... 1 OW N. W. ballet .. : eydney ....Jim. to The Hall was crowded, as we remember it to have been for that quarter, a demand which must certainly in- upward tendency. We hear of transactions in Tamar It tens ..- of notice is an improvement in South Eastern stock. •, ,1• 5 `...,re, me ,,,..., ~,,,..1„„,,• . r 3 Va 5a _ ~,,,,„.., __th is , 20 during the warmest contest, and many were obliged to de- crease in a marked ratio, to our great benefit. Mean- Consols at 51; booth Tamar, 5,1, 1 ; East Tamar, 26; A 'gill% --- ***** - moe .1. V. Seem ... Geelong !law 5 part disappointed at not gaining an entrance. All foreign shares are similarly neglected. in 4 P.rla.C...e-,sw:Ch.h pry; 31 52 cm tesiss .... ..... At 11 o'clock precisely Mr. Pritchard, the high bailiff of while there is no cloud in the horizon from which a South Camden, 1421; Kilbricken, 62; Kirkeud- Lno wsasastts . WOO P. Jansen ... / r ananana ks g a l ilea 17 MARRS AND STOCILB ONOUARANTELD. 1.1 li (Meter and Itlrbetiond .. 1 / pm Southwark, took the chair, end caused to be read the writ - bright, 41; Clive,s ; Alien, 4!. LAREN ', *MUM MO T. W. Roitgars. Melbourne . ;Jen. I and other preliminary documents, after which , Liming pewee Rake todow ep C‘' sorlos ert sf• ~., . 11.4 111 petted to issue. Money is easy and likely to remain The market for the gold mining shares has been t si , f 21 sCSAI:011. 1 0111. Pil. itaawars. yesterday. tor pia • • ... Dn. 31 per Cent. Prefer. - - tee I. llltehert , Port Phillip. lam 13 Dr. Ceeeets propo.cel, and Mr. TmOMeS blanThe se- ' _ _______ _____ 30 4 loathers el Pearce._ -.41 4i so; speculation is by no means mischievously rife in inactive all day, but the tendency remains good, and 104 • • 400 V. lOmmenson Adelaide Jan. 10 coded, in very able addresses, the Right lion. Sir W. it 174 tasehren 10 L. Carer belle Sena y %%TOON 211 32 any department ; and progress is being made in where there is any change in prices, it is in an up- ,. .„,...,. 2 u s_ ea -- ;Dieted. i.e.' 23 Molesworth, Bart .es • fit and proper person to represent l'• a. unbent., dottier., &sin. • I all rat Flanders 31 51 , I ,', ,ltVlll - 3to 1. White .. .. !Hobart Town;lea. 3 the inhabitants of the borough. 13 6 Do. 34 pet Cent. Prefer.' I dis ,pm the . gradual removal of the fiscal and legislative im- ward sense. The conclusion of the settlement of the ant Paw Jaartme . el 111 ei rtilltelelr -- O B4 W. eieherderaillehertTeuel lac. 3 The high bailiff having put the question whether any ;?, e tt,strea....,..Ylt•tetnar,„ •• Va 1 .14 14 11 e 9 .....,,„,, . r e r .r.e. 111 11. ria pediments that have hitherto shackled our trade; account, which was only effected to-day, confirms the in tine, it may be said that the new year opens under fact of considerable purchases of these shares by the sassdilii% d. D Day .... Illebeetlawn lan. 90 _ ~ de it.t ... 0 . . . 8. .... 8888 ... ba. r , gen„ensan had another candidate to propose, and no one 7. ...nrnr . "'re. ' ''' , :.•rii . ..l. % "'"uit m aist .wt o . al a i li di° le 2 ' Weeternot frlutertand...• - - B ogart: .. ••• • answering, he declared the Right lion. Sir W. Mole sworth 0 - 3' FilD e T - '"4„, ---.- d,, --- -- 20 - 7 - - /i - 2 . gi e _ . 1, 1 arra 4 ', ILI . p 1r .„, : ,,..,„ :r ,..... :,..). ... to be duly elected as a barges. to serve fur the borough of se. ea teetotal and [s tee ... ... lee lee _ ._ - the happiest auspices , and that if these favourable public during the last fortnight. Ynba River and larreklkk i k .444 t ' g ere ,i eei , 44 4, 4 (rm ... - tr a i l ') 222 ,,,, 02 Southwark in the present parliament. -.4. 1 V Chled.m...r. • ... 67 671 67 MONEY MARKET. anticipat.ons are realised to any extent, the sense of Australian Freehold were rather better to-day. The ... e ......,, ..1 supreme national prosperity cannot fail to extend in a still shares of the Great Nugget Vein Company were also lac . .i r..:....an c•;imies. Sir W. MOLESWORTH, who upon rising was greeted 1 - all Chester nal ifdynead .. 134 24 FRIDAY Eva:sacs more marked degree to every class of our population. goo d , an d c l ose d w i t h inqu i r i es at 31 prem. v %ISAMU owl ED/UPON, 34, Iremberelealwet. with tremendous appl ause , sa id h e was much obliged to his S(' al. Cork end Hawke ... .. 18 19 . 1 proposer and seconder for the flattering manner in which " ~i , F / Zr, i4 s .,. an . r d , i , Es it ifas . .. t ,s i r b i r ' . S S " 415 The English stock market to day was charge- Australian Agricultural shares advanced to 290 In the shares of the Old Austisilian Copper Com- ----- ANOllllitt COBRA CASE.-See DIOGENES they had placed him before the inhabitants, and he felt deer i Junetton ... .. 111 94 tensed by a somewhat improved feeling, although to day, and closed this afternoon 282 to 287, with a any there was much fluctuation, the price ranging of 7 ' DiT • latl,ll , l3. rrke Id., wrelay. deeply grateful to the electors fur having elected him with- IA all List Anglian (dim es i presenting no feature of much importance. Consols very firm appearance. The transfers of this stock at between 81 and 6 ',„ and closing flat. : reilade tOw the proprietors by Piper, Brother', 23, out the slightest opposition. (Cheers.) When he last ad- and 1- aID „.. ~. . 61 Si s were quoted during a portion of the day 1003 to I the company's officces in small amounts are singularly The non-official quotations are :-Peel River Land r;dt • mid ClOweiterler... dressed them he told them that he would oppose the budget '' e`' . D'...___ ) dt„ .. _ .. ts ..,... 11 ‘ Ist) - ,H , 44 a , I" Airwave. • of the then administration, not because those were in power r, :i. 7,..,,,,,'''''''' s i sjr,..r & is m s. _ '', "'s 134 a ex thv, for the opening of the 18th January, but the numerous, and show the extended character of the and Mineral Company, 14 to 1 prem. ; Nugget Vein - -- - FrE LITERARY GAZETTE is THIS DAY who were opposed to his pnaciples. but for the simple closing price was 100 f to . The official report in- late purchases against sales by old holders. In addi- Company, 31 to 32 prem. • Garnett and Moseley, i'. au tNENTLT 6NLAROF.D to 14 pais& flak LU. 11b.) „. 10/ 116 reason that he was upsetting the basis of the prosperity of oh all Do. clam li ene Cane 6 14 eludes :-Three per Cent. - Consols, for the opening, tion to the miscellaneous share transactions reported kto prem. ; Burns' Creek Gold, kto Z prem.; I etio.. 5, Heerletteverest. Ceveatianosa. the country by dealing with the financial policy in the man- et. to nut Lancashire 77 79 100;1, 1, ex div.; Three per Cent. Reduced. 1011, i s the official list, the following descriptions have Australian Consols, Ito 2 prem. ; Australian Mutual, war repealed by bar • 'a late ministers. (Cheers.) to •U ol- a w.f. Dokahle6-fs 33 410 . III: k. 1 ; Three- (;saner per Cents., 1 0 41, 1- been operated in to-da , viz. :- rat Screw-steam de. to par • \Kaller Gold, Ito 1 prem.; L'Aigle . Isrinizsit liii, rier . re _ae r 1 fION. 6mel es Long Annuities . q 1 Bask Stock, 224j,522,4, . : .• , ' /, 621 0, 1440 0 Irlo i . i Monarch Mine, gto 1 prem. ; T"E :\ . i.i, sta Many Stomas°, * Esq. i 7he bed set , , e Wee of st. too iseate,“.rertinDea le 35 II Exchequer Bills remain steady, being outgun?! ' " 1 1 Steam, ; of Europe teatn, I, ;. te his being Pl_, ind NW the ra mi Va:Varrer yeti ate when - N. Dor ,Glerecon a senthwatere so 62 re ,„to I prem. ; Connemara ;to 1 • ,if i , pr 6u. decry tyranny. It Isamu, wham. • I had been delisted on W. lou ' , treat Sennett' Amok.. .. 614 1126 IS by the increased demand for money noticed during 01 . ! . Land Enclosure, 21 ; Crystal Palace , 4 1 prem. ; Glenaulin, car to ; prem . ; South Cork Cop- ,. „ . toy of prowl by all Wen el 111110110110 1 .‘,4111113 rip W WI ° eft ''' . e. *usual pulley, and he had opposed it. (Cheers.) Ws tee Do. 1 shwa. a, 43 45 the eat few days. The current price is 695. to 725. .14gai .-, ! . • sue Railway Sharee are quoted gix r, par to 1 prem ; Kenmore, 2to }prem.; Ls. sy the mme Analre, . Well, he had aceepted °Sloe, and he thought that for en. St " luu 1) .• 4 'hula B. Btosit. Ire 132 et. , 105 Ut.soutts. and Areet.(lre. 103 107 Prem. tie -„/ , ranch South Eastern Railway, Ito 1 Jamalos Copper, 1 to 1 prem. ; Pongibaud Silver „ 0 , 0 ../s - rtnix lUSW) , .VED, prim 4d. "Ilte swiritlet la warned who had made polities the study of his life, it was not I ie.: , O rent Weetert ... MI INI elf In the foreign house there was little variation. prem. ;7' " . Mal Union Bank of Pazis,- par to 1 Lead, 2to 3 prem: ; Sulphate of' Barytes, ,to ti„,....,e'streesr ititratlua, are written with ability sae aniba- unileeintp OS his mite* respond to the con fi dence placed in 13 II 'lrish 3osith eMeen - .. of I --Weekly Timm Turkish scrip rallied to I prem. Portuguese Fours prem.; ' • d Railway, Ito 3, prem. ; Royal Sere- prem. him by his sovsreige is accepting a seat in the cabinet, so so all teesseter oat Carlisle .. SS 10 mon. Thee day, long as he was coesistent with his former professions for lei 11l Do. MUM* ,_ , 111 124 pm were rather better. There are some strong sup- dish.; ' " way, 1 die. to par ; City Railway Ter- A TIAN 0' N4TIONAL nervier.. pries rd. , w,n e on antt Y. 0. Oseb (sisecemers to Charm Olivia), the welfare of the people. (Cheer,.) He was in favour of _a- Is',; tau astdreene - Toluela' 04 $ 1 41 ke porters of this stock, and in further ex luxe- minas, e'to I prem. ; Great Western and City THIS DAY -Two o'CLocr. t. stl.. , ' Sl 54 lb son of this slight improvement in face of The gold mining shares !email firm, but with less 3. I,,,ac t eastestreet Wabout. the ficancial policy of the late Si r Robert Peel, ri ' e 1 D ''' Fi f ths ••• -- it, Ito. i% r 4 Rhine Unk.t 2 2 . Junctio Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Orleans and _____ table change, except in Austraillm Censors, which to-day, it may be mentioned that some small die. tot Siam.; London Bank of Australia and India, AA. pEbyr, tigiy. metal e d by th e co be met with in that tea, and it would be an immediate 10 3 Lon.,TUbary,allonthein If 11 pee markk value will attach t 3 rho over-due dividends, ito ,:', prem. 44 1 4 b ro t s i th e rm ga , , u s s 7,2,8, 8 consideration Via her Majesty's m'at'sters to redress them. D. 102 Loa, Roditlitta.lo4. Oom , 10 2 74 104 have risen to upwards of 1 prem. a. ie.) Leaden a Nortb- route . Australian Agricultural shares have to 300; 1 n k i . to b. a l b, wo o sa g mad (Cheers.) There was also another important question de- and the 25 per cent. deducted by the government MIXICAN BONDS. I I . i n .. qu a% 49 9 9, 88 . 8 98 4 or leandiolp the immediate attention of government-he moue F s 12 1 Ds iSs l tt i „ Se ss ,1 4:6440.; * 4 1 , 125 1: . 125 1 from lie dividends paid. Although these over-due South Australian Land to 50j, sod Van Dienutn's _INN ' : •• ' 4 r! • ' woe's. the mos debate edam assa. a new Kcforen Bill. (Tremendous cheering.) Who could se 100 tondos a MutoWeeM%, 91 192 " Land to 24. e s, .,ff.f . ..., 5 5.42,,,,,, an .we " a r m 5 , 4 „ 4 ,,,,, a deny that a great reform - in the elective franchise of the 10 471 Do ., gm ._ .„ . a l 4A s r t S. Taller MeepS, ft ftt. country was necessary. ( Haar, her.) There was now upon 14 0 se De, Bee .. ... . 4 Ms terferad with. (Rear, hear. That the electors had been fl• 411 Do.llll eve Lim!. Ifidoi 2. BM. 3 per tent. stock, such stock is not to bear interest of the government of Donna Maria as to the sate of its credt, as shown in this new spoliatory decree, it _ Tis z , TN: ll l DlTO .b n ic O h r has Ta bi s e E n l d P ia ll p t i S y S ed . in the cot. troverey between " T th h e e ab r le . w r rit ßo er o n f d y b o u u ld r e C r i . t7 arhasticelexceinteddyothuer rte, tik.... livelie,t sensation amongst the bondholders. Whether the (le a the bondholders , least beh gents to at it owe the pre- in 2 , 2,..„ „ lA. A u.i . lai: tamer .awn claims, however, are to be f un ded into a deferred g m , "8 bg ty till 18W. Considering, too, the utter recklessness corresponde nt ' ''''•s l' ••••• i. . kl l emerma sag 2. iwit k ell ' ameg7 e.spi, ' 6.1. est is. t t h it e e te nts. lale n o .r f tihnewlibiouchsethoeirCre.dommonionsoflainekeentitambleh"evibeedencen in - f In ? 0 05 1 I Leedonderr „,..k.dm y . k uniNa Celarelat i., 20 11 2 1 1 3 , - *n.• :.r.."... :7.sn . k r tee visneti..ishei.,tlJasolariti 304 si commivee is broken up, or Messrs. Strings are appointed •-•=. 10 ...,, -7- !Alfa „: "B'. I I P: - .1 -7"1" 11 1.64 Piii .:1 - 1 ( rdad o :r. , s .-. -St' .3 4. Dyeable POISIde. la 10. 4 . - .- A taireaved with coald not be denied, and that, too, if tot sc. Out midl an d s • • • •• s o ga a • dickey by persons high in office, certainly by their con- Si . lee Do. MM . . and Osiiie 0 0 is eurpesiog the price of the bonds keeps up so well, sent ' committee to give a decided opinion in their forth- a' aU AS it might have been imagined that this new illus- Doming report as to the CORM they consider moseconducive 2 1 o, a l u t. 20 16 A 4:lll tiattaa viss S. Entente Hair Webb la. eh Aimee. (A cry of " Ben 'ford.") Now, U had always 111 . 47 4 MELO% natl. GralalltD• - - 1 t 1i i ' ' I. Hygienic Deelitries. M. . been is favour of the ballot, and he it was who se- II - l e s' lererhet • - 4 : l: dbi ration of the hopeless dishonesty of the go vernment to the interests of the bondholders. The committee at least 60,e08 I t e u l o trehlCord .awi lllera c.c4 c . 13 7 ,1 .k i 7. Commie Win. ft. *Boded Mr. Orote's first 'natio iin favour of that 44 rte Seery end tioorlithe•; 21 Si wou ld 11S0 led holders to part with their property must know what is best, fur their experience most hare 100 „ ,eoe I anetralten itmenold . 11 01 I kpmla 1 ~00u I ;Are Mona • taught them the canoe of their owp inefficiency and weak- , , ~. even et a sacrifice, in prefereuce to dealing with so sold w all p 84 4 .88888 8884 s a nduk. rest question. (Cheers.) lie waa still in favour of ti• m e n st eereg es emer g. i&B .,. 8 8 of which Mr . Wiliam 2. '"'" " 1 , ..... . ness. When the committee resigned . 1 20,000 * arid " iina fraudulsnt a debtor, and standing the risk of fr esh Pariah Robertson wee chairman, and Mr. Francis Mills iog n 3 3 i & na tl. h al , o ak meg.p ,1 2la : 4 9 Ai ballot, fur he felt it to be necessary to the free exercise of es. le , dartolk .. .. ... .. he 34 ei .. 114. ..... h rL et4r . :...,... E. r .„....,.. 1111"14 _, '''',. the electors' ng" ht, and, as one of her %deity's minister,. IS 111 , Do. New_ ..,. .= _ . 71 SI 11111Mlikall whenever the revenue of Portugal be- deputy chairman, and recommended the appointment of a LAG 30 ; Do•Caeaceand Culotta. I al. 1 3 3 " 4 : ...i "------"' ---• --"--"'"'" *".. he would be found one of the foremost in voting for it. " 3 8 *ether* Okeethek umbra 8 34 ea .- ' , Oars d'lvey, Paris. Si 160 North British (Great ehrell.E.) With regard to the fenifis policy , he M 18 Morin DevidOie. T. :: 4 ! 41 Ms comes insu ffi cient to satisfy the greediness of large and efficieat committee, embrsciog every section of :1,000 90 . Do. St. .101 n Oct It.; IS , 25 30 , the bondholders, they afilled their signatures to their re- 210 ." 0 °. I "Carsee'r Creek was for not interfering with the iaMtgal affairs of other s an Do . 4 A E k4 „ 4888 ' n 2 the official cormorants who are preying upon pert. Let the present committee do the same, and leave 12,Yiv9 40 'Oobre Cupper CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.-The exuberance of countries, for he looked area such interference es fatal t• s 3 Du. 4 B Guaranteed - I We her vitals. Grenada Deferred Bonds improved mum s rekteial Gold - - - the babas, sob MIMS Of piety. naturally Indiana tae fate the liberties of other wins apart from the impolicy of our IL 111 Kerte IltstMdsk;rt.. 4 1 See 134 it 131. Spanish New Deferred Threes were fi rm .. Cspkeio sal sombre! to skins te odvantege tinier tits saga or many bands, doing that which w• had so right to do. (Cheers.) One le all North Wear% ll4 3 ' et 24 tol. The list of the day's sales is annexed :- In them t for foreign exchanges, to-day, the iO, - ii, • , le a p t'Uiltra+ l2ol 9lxr all If I el. 3 : sat therein, to emote smievat alumnae es toedutiaot the toilet. It of the principal reasons Utah filduct a him to accept °Mee t o ° . 1 1 '0tt,'74&n,:13" , abvee A l i 4 4 P s decline wh . been noticed durum. the month 3 ' WP " 1 1 7' Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 73. Dutch Two-and-a- -- a , -00.9 M Mad. . Nounialia - di 1 try Ipm 1 Sim : 111,100 a " l i w " . " s " MACA " AR OH ' f " "" ti 'll was that of him deep Laws la esiesist affairs, and s. so wind , c a - i d r a l firmed, , beginning to be . shacked by the tamp brand Duchy.* Ribs an pm pa sal enisaini a hilarisat Caul of bale . ROWLANDS' HALT DOR. ter mamma ." 88k liar, and ni,aana, sad *mump s . he trusted that his iefsematise tapas sods mania would et. too ;MUM UPHAM ~.... ... 63 6 re Half per Cents., 681. ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs. con-- , hipmeats to the oentinent, which of ' hue( ' brat Poldcoth ...... all II Ipa nommo, ea p al e D ee t i gi ce , f o e imparting a r Aisne so b) be of advantage la =atlas far Sbe impasses amuses st. es Atoms. it Innis. Claw 4si is 99, 98i, 994. Ecuador Bonds, 03, 51. Granada Ilk OW. 'Lake Sakurai all po 14 Ws teak Were ism tee mat app. *date of the colpable. on theethre mem • Si. tee sm. Lene.W.Gear.lith 75 111 Deferrer!, 133, 1, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 23/I ' late have - rather heavy. This evening' edore .s I L i atigtheatil n. Gold all • ' • Pia as be tame% at tbe skim el banay. Tie ....=-O.7=E bow o f gn o go imams% tbo ss r=bargeng at II All enralwarnt sad Dhow 'we hear Jsel export of gold to Ham- 500 000 1 ; ditto for account, 14th January, 231. Peruvian k Coara Cni:hl c 'gib aU if tar as ii. Onswahis Wen been. IftwnronflUftleln some lesph tbe beset* esaweed be taw . plat. W. Mb.) ... If ft r = all Ille. Halm 91 10 al t Ape 1 11 ot t ani." , sea hums the .... a 91b.11.41. 2 als or the lee Sir R. P soilesealudellimsidst several w so Dv Otwortri . "*. .... 14 IS Six per Cents., for account, 104; ditto, New De- " ur g ' t ." - 1 2 . 6 0 1 )00 Ramis * t° the ex- 100.5001 imaricuta tent o f • y , 1. To-dayi , Paris . and same) 1 alexissardiUneraseinia a 4 of sauna es the wrapper ae bed.-imii hp a. Inas sal . !erred Three per Cents., for a2count, G 5, g, 64-I.New Unmade ewes, el k gek. 494 4 498 1 444 9 498 ma * leemeke. /ad wings.. ,' ZE by "Wm= thstilft7 wawa led o h se ilesk ibiapsabe Dmin Uelea ... ..: ... s 3 it. Amsterdam ' me in fair demaS4 . pi some- ' mi t' _____ - _ ...._ X . le ell tit. of his Oiliest lah. • Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 41, 40f.. moue what lower • . Hamburg was dale low twee Nouveau Monde 'l l'4 :a l r Pral te Itoc ll4 k a. -...... • al l l : 21 1 I t pit ta wait vets el shoals was thespaseed, le the MO- Si. NS S S" a l etent ••• ••• -gt 541 1 &sinus Five per Cents., 121 f ; ditto for aneunt, • ... IRELAND la 30 Monte Widen bailiff and ethers. sat the peseeedinp temtlmstsd. ... '1 •i.i/ is 2 . 22226 ii„.•i p i• f l 2 / 1 " 121. Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 951, -- as 13 ' 61 ' '' . off 13.51 moue •.„ • Vieuna 'm° laser 110 Shaine, Ins ...... ......ell :211 A 1 le 6 pate Efts -.... 4 41 1 ,i. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 511. the Com- . Wee d . ell e es ' At 10.58, and left . 'bins ... tuto New _ ... ...- 111 $ 9 DCSLIN, Dac. 31. II 19. lleanainnewailiebalMU 15 i ii inquiry at 1 , ".1 •di shows a .'" or (nil l.ete, es aunago Cs tnba . ......... lit THE CABE OF MR. KIRWAN. so 0 valiantly* ... .... . 11 mittee's Certifs., 41 per cent. Turkish ' Scrip, 3,1, . s" , . two per . cent ; ...„,„,,_ , post. Other ..za a, • • WAX 1 loath AustraUen........ an 1 a p ra It Si ali Malawi Gni ef i, 1 prem. C um 10 Tin Croft - 110 II I have reason to believe that there is not a word THE SHEFFIELD MURDER . - CONFESSION a all wesapiagagg =., m show little al t ! Annexed is a' f 0,174 *IN unite.; newton --.. id. 994 At the close of the year 1852, and the commence- • •., . • . *m e 1 Woe meets& of truth in the statement that are prieve has been OF BARBOUR.-DISCOVERY OF THE PISTOL. * 13 Welt Cerarrall ... 10 pews' negotia 1-- ..: ' . se / 5 we. 11 N Its. leballeam aWereiplas I Yes meat of a new one, it may not be inappropriate to te.„.,.. . .. .. , a m ig. ' 99 09 - ' "We i Tube .... - 1,11 1 1 Ipm received fur the vict Kirwan. It is more than SHEFFIELD, Fatal* * Si. . 100 esosidsvmetedtbssettee IHI take a glance at our present commerc i a l and li nen- • „ , at ay. ...Im. probable that the fortunate man's life will ulti- . 1„ 4 ,,, B ar b a ,,, , e n young .84,gth pe dla r, 1 44 : 4 11 5 0 : . - de. wader - •4 41 sis_ . ~ tl7 ... 1111. ► Mh, 4, • . -- onemutely be spared, hough the judge who tried the sow If biz in York Cowie wager resumes deem/it ' ll, ' -• Ss . . ' el - 1 2 .. lei 50 4 NI SO vial position and future prospects. As regards the me commercial movement of the closing year, it must &swap - •• 't,' 44 , '' . Me , ... tart. ••• • LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. refuse* to recoMmend him for mercy, end Hie *Meg Qs Irked sad templates, meelse : ' -- - be admitted on all hands to have been marked bj womb late Irish government datelined to interfere; but eo Ilhelleld , tit' le st , , bee eaWeelatt. - e ..• ; . ..A.... ,; :r'.. AV' . itawasirg and 4 -, r -..r ' *phi, au SUL cementation of the sentence has yet been made. Meg limn sill umber Ass ~. . .... , , • - mum. unusual prosperity, a prosperity mainly created St , p,,, 4 „a wa ~ , C . r . IMMO' ,i 1 ' . . For Account. IA.RIS, DatB/. 'et IL__. • - ... - 03*.r .a. -•• • • .•- - - i Millmi l 1.3 " 1 1 44a1i g . The Eceeing Poes asserts upon 4 re • — fiL wak!. -' ' ' 1 .., . a t a, ...., by the salutal rrt influence exercised on the ease . r prottell! H consuming masses by the lee° li e ; -•-. ' tv---..- ______. _____ _____, rity" that no offer has been made either to LonkSt. Si. 140 Odedealaa AlO _ ..._ ~. 103 I'7 „ Ntr. 024 e. ... 23fr. Ma e' . , urther development of the beneficent system of Prankfort-on-theAatas 'pet tie " 11840. 0ar ..., 1180. eke 41 "Till.' lei 81 60 'i 82 0 ! 82 5 , 31 Si , 61 30 murdered man KY shot. Leoniusls or to Mr. Blackburne, to continue in their On Thursday in last week, the day succeeding Barbour's 115 l. Mauer sad Hulyneed ... 19 110 liberal legislation which the year 1852 has finally ywnna (drsatira ) peel „ 104. 58ar. ... 114. of o ere ism .1 106 li t 106 0 106 10 ! 101'80 105 so respective o ffi ces. trial and conviction a communication was received at the 1 4 1 3 Oath and Bandon ..... par Ipw there A determined as our future policy. Our trade during m a w per calm : 104. Sfihr. ... 1 ta. Orr. 4 na ,, e mu , I 099 : ... I .. • I . I the Earl of Eglinton has addressed the subjoined ' by Mr. Raynor , from the chief sutho- Sheffield police office es" au. DKEdee,... j .. notioa Peeth, .ea rber : s 10 P ence •• • an used s per Cents. New Lowe ... , .. letter to Alderman Roe, expressing his regret that rities at York castle, acquainti n g him with a statement that ~ ~,. c aat ,„,, 1i ar0a.10 ,4• 5. 6 . 4 4 the year has been extraordinarily large, both at home Cadiz „ „ 501 pence ... 60 petwe wa. London: insight, 25 ; 90 days, 24 90. Bubour had made on the morning of that day in the pre- g,3 D m 9, 8 , al.), p ,, e t . 3 4 and abroad, and has brought abundant profits into Et „ „ 4 9t peace ... PI pease g e bd iet .3 l p= o - gamy 'Napier , ttente 1111 l ; P•9711' II; i he will be unable to take the part which he in- Bence of the gaol chaplain. The revelation was to this 71, 1 Do. M. (71.178.17 me R. fpm , tie coffers of the mercantile community; the labour- Raba& „ „ 492 peace .. 49 pesos „ „ eet pence ... 49 pence Do. 1F53 - _ Roman S per Coate • ... .. Do. 41 ... - - .. Do. 193. tended in the opening of the Great Industrial Exhi- effect :-That the murder of Rubinson was effected am , .• , .., itan•Co..kata.,s p ik,Nol I I 2pm I ing population have met with a larger amount of em- I t ral th . .. . 49 Orme - 4 ?arm nuncio t met. too 50... Treasury Ronda ... - bite!' of lb .13 : jointly by Barbour and the witness M'Cormick, the young 1 ;1 I :ll D ure ms.6 pn da. , seeeh lee 3 ili IS li Pm - . I Wok More. pbyment, and have consequently been enabled to L e o... Viceregal Lodge, Dee. 29, 1852. me n who was in Barbour's employ as a hawker, and with to 130 IffeatUal"Peripeallp.Ct 16 ILI Pettis, Lac. 31. - St. Germain -; Versailles (right 3ly dear Sir,-Though the late political changes will whom he lodged and slept. That it was M'Cormick who t 1 , d isa gstro. 2 , 2 a; and ottain a more bounteous supply of the necessaries GTO" „. 231 r . 274 e . ... 231 r. 300. bankl, - ; tli;to ileft bank), 330; P 5, 45 and Orleans, 1,030 - Pars deprive me of the gratification I promised to myself of fired the fatal shot while Barber looked on, and that he . 1 Dundee, 51 per (mat .... 4 44 Naplea ard comforts of life than at any former period, it Nikon , per ducat „ 411 peace ... 414 pence per ounce „ 1244 pews ... 1241 pence • and/ itooes . 997 30 ; Rouen and Havre, 535; Marwlllts and AT ie - opening the Dublin Exhibition , and even of witnessing the afterwards enjoined upon Barbour an oath of reervicy. St.; 100 peat Nerthern3 perOent' 127 120 Ise may almost be said, within our history. The cases messini.. - : Strasbourg and Bala 363 Di; Northern, 891 50 ; Pariv aid et ' i lOU I Dn ' S Per ."T a t i o l s ' ip ' ala i 112 114trarboute, 820; Pan• and Lyme, HI 4 Lyons and Midler- warm, which will lam sure attend it, I beg to asters you And that after the completion of the tragedy Barbour of mercantile embarrassment have been unusually „.„.,„ taleee per milrel eodaysdate 5r,53, pence .. 53, pence nivean, 777 so; Cunt 745; Blame and St. Disler to Gray, 045; that i will not take the less interest in an undertaking, in accompanied M'Cormick toe certain place adjacent to the Si s , ousthawsia .„te,t2r... ~ „ few, a fact which comes in further confirmation of ••'--- „ „ 331 pence ... 331 Dente Perla and Cherbouit, 617 30 • Dijon and Besancon, SGO; Bus_ the commencement of which I have participated, and of Sheffield botanical gardens and saw him conceal the pistol 89 . 1 in 18344848. , 88&88 =n; ie r i p . The Bank of England return for the week end- loos said Cet e, 6:0; Dieppe Lid Pee Kip, Si;;Parts .4 s eeeet , the national importance of which lam so fully sensible. in • • loose stone wall. The money taken from the person IL 19111,OLWatern, fired 41 act. 1091 UM the profitable character of our trade • and the na- ' in g Friday, 24th of December, is as follows : --_ , Borin g s end Tate, -; Montereau said 'from, 110; Oranel As the only proof I eau give in my absence of my good of the murdered man, Barbour further alleges, was given If 1 11 Laressue evens. rue g Ima tidal revenues are increasing in so remarkable a Oombe, -; Ouest and Solve, 252 50 ; Cei.tre of Italy, - wishes, I shall place at tarsi disposal of the committee those by M'Cormick to a young woman of the name of Sarah, el- Itel DIMS Pesseellfelle- 13i li3 lel ratio that, provided the elasticity of the several BANK OP ENOLAND.-ACCOUN? for moue, ending Dcc. 24, idte. Mee IexIMITIII/M. VIENNA, DEC. 29.-Five per Cent. Metalliques, articles which I had ided to contribute if my stay in who comes from Newcastle, and with whom, he asserts, L'11; ~...,_ N .. „___,Pt. et 7 1- branches of income is not checked by impolitic Notes Ilgo•I &amuse Govseninclit Debt.-- 01.inc.ie 95 1 . New Loan (Series A), 941; (Series B), 1081. Ireland had been extended to the period of the opening of the victim of the murder, and also M'Cormick cohabited. s I s i'''' 4 ,Z sise r s :r os ; . = 1 4 yin legislation, the surplus that may be almost eel 'o o lde.,, decwl . sa t , l i m adia;i l • 2.1 4 ;32, 454 771 Foe ' r•and-a-Half per Cents., 841. lank Shares, 1,352. the Exhibition .- Believe me, my dear Sir, very truly yours, The letter received by Mr. Raynor was sceompanird by it s l 19 1L,„0 0 ,0 44 , 7 h om er. 846 a 84 Meer ltallion IP." Exchange on London, 10.55. EGLINTON AND WlsTore. a ground•plan showing the spot where the instrument of 191 1 ell i timeo rt es,,, 13 14 certainly calculated upon at the termina- .....__. -- death was said to be hidden. Mr. Raynor, availing him- Si 'Mt 111mJsbefffkleee.t kEnal lit Ile 104 ton of each financial period, would of itself be suffi- ate.onee 1.34 • 071,925 BERLIN, DEC. 29.-Voluntary Loan, 101} ; New THE IRISH MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS. self of this sketch-and a very imp r e s s, p ile it . e ._ te e to Dpi New Ali .„ .. It Ili candy large to authorise a considerable reduction of .0 4 0.„1,...r,, E siresTr e t ,r,;%, sw a mi., Loan Four-antha-Half per Cent. (1850), 1021; Ditto The Frewniiin is commencing its war upon the reconnoitred the locality alone on the following day „ L an S I * tiScsr.:_•.'_ spa I IWe 1 1 ume, - - tie national impost& Th;s favourable state of things, lest Irish appointments of the new ministry, its attacks (Christwaa•daY), being unwilling to entrust so delicate a "" DE al / De. do. 116 pCt.i 1 14 pa Mile D.oudtelluclud. itinust be remembered, is not the result of causes aseeq., say. banks. oth er g eeer iti e ' s ...... 14.135.0 s " Mil l ) ••• •• ••• 1134 a•C 43 rine Society'aPremium, 148; Bank Shares, 110 i. being as yet confined to a few cuts from its special matter in other hands, for it was deemed important at that v. too ,tibussocia.,gr,so.4../3 :41 131 tte operation of which has been in force for a few C' 4,0,1 * , a ksikkrea 1 Notes time that M'Cormiek should be kept in ignorance of the 111 & 1 Dine Inshiseee ......... 4 Ipa Dvbto .1 I ..r. hostel 9.207.726 / Oakland Silver Wm t;37 ,ItZ ___... correspondent. whole affair. Mr. Raynor contrived to make • very minute le 70 Inornftt aZIOMISO I. • • ... 33 231 mmths only, in which case it might be argued that Other D.:,..elts ..... „ 12.261..A3 - Few of the other liberal Irish journals agree with search without attracting an !Nervation, and hesucceeded Sel 1 pls ' amanass.l ____._,,_ S S S s " 6 .9 tic present state of national prosperity might, in the .4446-4444 "'" -414 .... 1 . 424 . 2J7 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ____-- --- the 1•• eentan on the subject. The Northern Whig, ,in unearthing a pocket-pistol from the interior of a stone ..,,,„,„....,,wrizr-73,.... tel ,„3t et - ent of adverse circumstances arising, pus away AC Am= _._ A 40.V2.525 -•-•.— for instance, thus speaks : I wall, at a point indicated in the sketch. It was accom- Sc. m 8 9 m e w l ess o sij„ - • 3s4 7 4 ran us like a dream. The national prosperity has D "' 3° ' last. . MARSHALL. Chief Ciutitcr TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Sir John Young, the member for Cavan, who is promoted , palsied by • gasket of gunpowder and some bullets. ft. 111110aked, Wingester, ao.d to the onerous situation of Secretary for Ireland, is not new The execution, secording to the present arrangements, 1 mem elf. epee Orat - - The market is quiet, with no business doing. The de- to week, at noon. IS 11 i Dit.ri ' ditto 24 4 gm. prem steadily increasing since the shock that was The above return, when compared with that for lie is very small. Town Tallow is quoted 455. ; Peters- Ace, having been a lord of the Thum lad • Secre - will take place this day ( Saturday ) s 0 enrewo.kbiremeemilier. 11 114 elven by the revolutionary mania of 1818; it is now the week preceding, exhibits the following results: eTy . Wry totes Treasury. Though still in the vt,gour of life, he • te 10 wa.kensidet(Nor.W. more marked than at any period within these four Circulation issue 22,226,605 Decrease 10,960 44..9d ; October to December, new (1863), 44,. 3d. has beta twenty years the representative of the county of ----- -- - Mimi spar pet. ... 174 t7l Circul ation active rare ; and there are influences in operation which 9,297,726 Increase 640,000 MARKET AVERACEEL-Town Tallow, 47e. 3.1. • Fat by Cavan, aid since 1846 has been a firm supporter of free 10 10 Do. S par Dent .. ... / le pa Public deposits 12,264,343 Decrease 231,927 ditto, 2s. 66d. • Yellow Runian, 475. ;melted Stuff, ' 36e. trade measutes. We suppooe ~it is upon the circumstance A FATAL ACCIDENT OCCURRED AT WISIIAW on RS 41 ItlooP. Dream .. .. ... 141 114 ireststibly lead to the conclusion that at no period Other deposits 10 11 . Ditto New . that so eminent and able a reformer as Sir William , Saturday, about two in the efielaten, at Mr. John Wat- -144 all south Ream (Rabin( MN the commercial future of the country more pro- 11.4eseortn is appointed to the office of Public Works in ' son's coal pit, by which lemmas were killed on the spot. ' Ann.‘ of 11.0.• 94 14 Guernment securities in sizing. In addition to the elements of eta- banking department .... 13,962,689 Without alteration England, aid that the sppointment of Solicitor-Oenersi A boy at the pit head was in the net of putting an empty lo all 13tts.Yorkslitreipmet.Ower 19 NI hility patent to every one, and including poli- Othersecuritiesin banking SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. SD Ireland is now understood to await Mr. Keogh, the .lo- hutch upon the cage, as he thought; but, shocking to tell, 3 3 'WatertordlsKilkilmnyllpan i dis Ipm queue member for Athlone-upon the ground that there la he put it on the wrong side, the cage of that side being at St. 1,10 York, Dencastleja bets . teal quiescence, a good trade, a contented, department cu M ota r. co t s J - .... p D r a inl vi c s m re c po ad rts ow t H ra a d y e , brisk , at fo in ll f o e w ri i o n i g , one radical and one Roman catholic in the list, that a the bottom of the pit with three men upon it ready to come , 5 ot at- I r , r lll of Elt•Perek• IoS 104 because well-paid labouring population, a i .,,. Coin and bullion in both de ents pilly augmenting revenue : an easy money mar- 20,749,190 Decrease 416,034 Seven day and ether bills 1,423,287 Decrease :43 127 ' ' virulent contemporary has taken upon itself to denounce I up. One man heard the hutch coming tumbling down the i s 10 ITss tte siszcmiLL lUtte lLes .i .r a 3 1 3 8 n si ll a Irst , and a healthy develonment of ;flint stork enter. rm.- D.,.. 0 1100 tuff T........... 01 nn , ,e 6r oon i t dO cut,7l. ; Ro w an , ti ;r B en 7s ,. Md. ; t a ci tn, 63: : 2 ; Ute ministry as " a combination of democrats and Deplete." shaft. and jumped off, hut the other two were crushed in a7 C s. la to ee 3 e os. BsL t° I°°t; ; - of we .0:44 ai -4 wishes, artiels s Ireland the F.- Irish being . yet correspondent. tart' has b. Cavan, trade that 11.,lesworth tecoutl cut, 482. to 87s. 6d. ; str.t LINES LIBAUD AT FIX= Sinn" The Rest The Reserve 3,0837909 league . 3,196 12,523,685 Demme 406,074 In this return we have evidence of a considerable increase in the demand for money, 111 usually ob served in the week preceding Christmas, and pre viously noticed by us. For the large decrease in the bullion we had also prepared our readers, at the same time that we assigned the reasons of the continued downward movement in this item. In other respects this return can hardly be said to present any salient feature. , ; : 275. to 34,. METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that the S:otch Pig Iron Market has fluctuated very much this wetk—sales have been made at 76t. 61. down to 70s, but we have again a gradually advancing market, with scarcely any iron offering at the rates quoted, vie.: 735. Gd. cash, 745. Ed. to 73, open prompt. The demand for rails and manufactured iron of all kinds continues very greet, buyers being anxious to s cure stocks of the latter, before the anticipated advance next quarter-day. Sptlter is firmer, and the price advancing-100 tons spring delivery have been sold at 191. fis. Lead continues its upward move mcct, and the market is almoq bare of this metal. Tin has advanced 41. per ton, making the price of .bars 1031. Tin plates are nominally Is. per box higher in price. Coke, 'ill:, to 30s. Charcoal, 355. to 36, per box. soil SO, lei gusrit.(lssa.toOtWsol.l Ditto ottioat s,,wastes fielleedtonrostWooters Etirm,Wol.,&Diadleywith ossrast(lass.toOt.Wast. Dina witheMagaorsata. (leased to OrsotWodern 29 PO iloskisiturteldts (iossodl M Lowkak N. Watenfl 109 II I Uldipodal• Jaartke (lased toCalidoslie) Isottlsoolsob.goardp.Ct. (Mooed to 01. Northers) ttloocrotor & D.so FOriPt ;lector 1 to OreatWest• fle fisil&Arlbl(l.TorkattiMid Do. okays (ditto, . Do. abates (ditto) . Loodoo sat Orosartfeh tle..oot to South restore Ditto ['Nkomo' (ditto) Inwortolt Ousr.4poresat irokad to Norfolk) Ditto ditto kora 30 31 Si 30 i SO 31 14 MI THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. 149 11l 33 34 113 114 31 Si ki 21 14 144 13i 23 23l i The slight rally of yesterday in the price of Console is supported to-day ; but neither in this nor any other department of the Stock Exchange is there any movement deserving of notice, this being an off-day. Consols were steady, at 1001 to ex div. for the 18th of January. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1011 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 10-11 to ; Bank Stock, 2234 to 1; Exchequer Bills, 695. to 72s prem.; India Bonds, 83s. prem. Foreign stocks are steady in price, but quite ne glected. For Spanish bonds the tendency is not so good, the New Deferred Threes having been sold at 231. Granada Deferred mark 131 to 1 ; Mexican, 231; Equador Conde, 31; Cuba Six per Cents. Bonds, 1061. NEW YEAles DAY GIFTS.—ST. NIARY-LE-STRAND. —1 his day the churchwardens and overseers of the parish, Messrs. Smart and Slack, distributed to about 200 poor persons the attune gift of tea, sugar, bread, and other eomfurts, subscribed for by the inhabitants in better circum stances. Among the recipien•s were those of ages varying from 70 to 90 years, and a female deaf and partly dumb there were also some who had possessed property is former years, ar.d who had cheerfully paid towards the relief of others. . _ (*load to 1 .&M. W.k.11d.) Viddlestro' rod Retail 3 31 Beamed to Storkt. Br Dot dd. sad Bradford (Ilia) Northort*Eartarit 3 part, (lewd to Isat.osstier ereatoskßyre (Iwo. Lo: . MN. west klAnc.kTork Bortc. aadlataltla (lam tog 1044 64 OS virulent i. up. the ministry as 1 . a siinhinatioaordineents sad pspina," shaft, aadjuelped --- off but the other two were crushed is a Mr. Keogh is a young statesman, only lately called to the nonfat. The boy fell with the hutch, but caught Menge bar, and of only two years' standing as a Queen's counsel. whoa about half way down the pit, and was thus meedues But his legal acquirements ere admitted by his professional fall/ saved.— Vora BraisA Doily Mail. brethren, and his general attainments, as well as his lib,- SEVERE STORMS IN NORTH WALES,—The violent slit yof eharaeter , do not stand in nee d o f th e i r attestation. gale whieh has been prevalent in most parts of the king. The Qwlc Reporter assumes a still more decided ', don has been severely felt in many parts of North Wahl& kne. It says 'ln the neighbourhoods of Ruthin and Denbigh the coition Ths Irish appoint men t s i n connex i on w i t h t h e new m i- 1 is one mass of water, the high winds being accompanied by aistry, not filled up when we last wrote, have since, w i t h • heavy and almost inc ssant rains. The beautiful Vale of the exception of the Under-Sicretaryship, been made, and, !Cl•yd is so completely inundated as to resemble a largo es we anticipated, in a way thoroughly satistictury to the lake ; and in the vicinity of Hol y well the depth of water c il eountg. The Lord Lieutenancy is conferred on the Earl , such that not only boats, but large vessels might sail agem of st. (lemmas, who, as Lord Eliot, filled the post of Chief its surface. A most terrific gale his been experienced** Secretary, in 1841, a:lth such impartiality and judgment as Cunarvon. The force of the tide was such that the have rarely been exercised by its occupants. The Chief enemies wall of the quay was forced down in flee place% Secretaryship is giv en t o Sir John Young, whose abilities ' huge stones being scattered in all directions, and the spray and integrity are alike undeniable . - The Chancellor- dashing furiously up to the walls of the ancient castle. ship is most properly restored to Mr. Brady, w h owi , Many houses were partially unroofed, and windows in some legal attainments and experience as an equity judge, both instances were blown in. The landing-stage of the piss in the Court of Chancery sod the Court of Exchequer, was detached from its position , and now floats like a raft at so eminently q u alify h im for the judicial functions of the Menai. A vessel of SOO tons burthen, the Onward, his high office, while his firtune-s and impartiality fit him bound from Liverpool for New Orleans, in ballast, has bees no less for the important charge attaching• to it, or regu- driven ashore off the bar, her sails being blown to atom* hung the magisterial body. Mr. Brewster is Attorney- On Tuesday the weather bad somewhat moderated ; beg Geseral, and Mr. Keogh Solicitor General, and their Dam- to-day (Wednesday) it is blowing strorgly, accompanied breed qualities cannot fail to secure the judicious and able by heavy rain. .. tltninistratioe of the i r peculiar department. Lastly, M r . BOSTON AND IDLAND COUNTIES RAILWAY AND John Nadleir i s t o b e t h e I rish Lord of the Trem Ma Docxs.—The directors of this company (proposing to ens. festive In which he will h ave muc h to d o w i t h the I rish neet Nottingham and the midland districts with the port Od business generally, and to whi c h b e w ill bring as much star- Boston, by a railway running from Boston to, and for ling ability sa d practical business habits al any one on a junction with, the Ambergate Railway, near Grantham , whom the duties of the office could devolve. The under- are, we understand, in s condition to proceed with r s e cretaryship, il. . it appears, it to be giv e n e ith e r to Sir Thomas till this session. The docks for the present are abandoned. thatithe" or to Mr. CEFlsherty, and it may be safely said The capital required has been subscribed, and Messrs. conferring it on either wo u ld c om pl e t e a m os t Peto and Betts, the eminent contractors, have arranged Valuable, and certainly hitherto unequalled, Irish with the company for the construction of the line, on term executive i highly favourable to the shareholders. The capital re. Tbe Getteay Pock e t say s: quired for land, stations, sod works is but 2.50,0001., end thish the Restitution of the pre s ent ca bi ne t, th e people of the length of line 32 miles, makin g the cost somewhat ,l' ~,Wastr, have a fair it tee that there will be no under 8,0001 . per m ile. :i s illee Persecution; that the pure fountains of mixed I LItOYAL MUNIFICENCE.—Her Majesty and Prince ' that l — .s!rot will not b e diverted into sectarian channels, and Albert have again testified their interest in the welfare of oast ' Orange ascendancy dodge, which was silently the labouring classes by a joint donation of 1501. towards wader the by the last executive, sill not be tolerated , the funds of the " Public Baths and Wash-houses Commit feuds, which reyrses. We trust that the bitter reli- i tee," making a to'al of GS N. given by them for the , which were seen tly encouraged by the i)erby " Model " establishment in Cioulaton-square, Whitechapcl. Irnerameat, will be allowed - Itesd a mat,— - 1 PARIS Oftzexe.—The police haying for some time . air religious animosities in the minds of the ; t 0 abe tter the influence of the executive will be directed past remarked at different public halls and other places of several elegantly dressed foreigners, whose toiletry, and6tterfeeling among the inhabitants of the ge r wsw alualin s • e n t appeared to them weltici'us. a coommarY of I ,_, stimul a te t h e i r energies to the development of ..sisistrien resources. pike a few days ago questioned one of them as to his isaas of existence. The men became confused, and con doned that he was one of a band of sharpers, who lived by eating at play ; and he added that their profits were so large that they all lived in luxury. It appears that profes sional " Greeks" contemplated making a grand compJign ,its winter. The police have recently mired a great quan tity of marked cards.—Oalignoni. Em MAJEATT.—A fest, stated some weeks ago, l aatboritativily repealed by the nits, as follows: COQ We have reason to belieee that an event may be ex pected ta the eu l y part of Allift west, which will add a new Member to the royal family." ISO 132 1:0 132 1 i dla 32 33 I( 4 It% .win. 1 2 14 IS 2 1 1 C 2 2 ir: If I I 1 pa q T 3 fi i II I 4 111 11 pi Ii 2 1 Pa . easy LIT and a healthy development of joint stock enter prise ; we have a further source of prosperity opened sg in the extraordinary stimulus that must neon trsily be imparted to all trading enterprise by the Australian and Californian gold production. The effect of the Californian gold discoveries was sensibly felt in a marked extension of our commercial rela tions with the United States of America, including California herself, and with all those states of North and South America, the inhabitants of which wets startled from their usual state of commercial apahy by the full tide of progress, commercial and politica l, that flowed in upon them. Quickly following this extraordinary event, we have the discovery of the precious metal in, as yet, unlimi.ed quantities is our own southern colonies, and we can thus discern through the vista of the fugue a state et prosperity that could never have been hoped for bad net one of our own colonies been the scene of the discovery. Already our merchants, our artizans, and nearly every class of the community are begin ning to experience the beneficial effect of the move ment of trade and population in connexion with this El Dorado of the South. Commerce has already despatched a vast fleet, bearing supplies to the value of many millions sterling, and thousands upon thou sands of the classes composing the muscle and sinew a the country—classes which, underpaid and a posi tive burden to the community at home, will form a nation at the antipodes the value of our close com mercial relations with which must be incalculable, whilst at the same time the productive energy of the mother country actually receives a fresh stimulus under the combined influence of the demand for her products from her expa triated population, and the improved position of that which remains at home. It is to Australia that the men who watch the signs of the times are now look ing. In that immense continent there are the germs of a mighty nation and commerce in connexion with these islands, such as unreflecting persons are quite incapable of appreciating. With hordes of the most energetic race of people on earth swarming into Australia from the various parts of the globe to which circumstances and the tendency of their race have carried them—with a gold production at the rate of forty or fifty millions sterling per annum (an estimate which, however immense, may yet prove below the reality a few short years, or even months hence)—with a vast extent of fruitful soil and an APOTHECARIES HALL.—Names of gentlemen who passed their examination in the science and practice of me dicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday, Dec. 30, 18.52:—Charles John Hawke, Port Philip, Aus tralia; William Henry Harris, Hon. East India Company's Service; Simon Armstrong Willis, Florence Court, empty Fermanagh, Ireland. PEDESTRIANISM AND SHOOTING MATCH.—Oft Wednesday, a man, named Charles Westhall, undertook to kill 32 pigeons and walk five miles within an hour, in the grounds of Copeuhageu House, for a match of 50/. Westhall took the gun first, and rattled off the specified number in quick time. On commencing his walk he went off at a good pace, but when he bad completed his task all but the finishing lap be was compelled to give in, being dead beaten. SINGVIAR AcciDENT.—On Wednesday evening Emma White, of Cyprus-street, aged six years, was twirling a cloth about in the street, when it caught in the wheel of a cab which was passing, and dragged her under. The ve hicle passed completely over her body, inflicting serious in- juries. The poor girl was at once hurried off to the infirmary, and very good hopes are entertained of her recovery.—Not tinghans Review. SOUTHWARK ELECTION.—A deputation from the electors of Southwark waited upon John Williams, Esq., late M.F. for Maccicslicld, at the Reform Club, on Wednes day evening, to request him to receive a requisition to allow himself to be nominated on Saturday, In opposition to Sir William Mulesworth, whose votes in favour of Maynooth, and inattention to the local affairs of the borough, had cowed general dissatisfaction. Mr. Williams said to the deputation, that however highly he might feet tlattired by their request, yet he could nct accede to it, as he and Sir William Molesworth bed constantly vo:ed together in all matters of progress aed reform during the past five years—he trusted that Sir Wil liam's acceptance of office augured favourably of the mea sures the government were about to introduce ; and if Sir Witlium wi's not, in hie position in the government, the same advocate and friend of progress and reform as he h:.,1 been out el it, he (Mr. Williams) should feel deep disap pointment. COAST DEFENCES.—Forts are now erecting c• Freshwater, Niton, and Sundown, at the back of the Is l.' of Wight. At Freshwater a large number of men arc em ployed on the erection of the fort, and the work shortly br accomplished. At Sundown the old dilapidated fort will be restored. A body of soldiers are already sta tioned there. 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