The Express. — London, England, 1852-01-16 00:00:00

•I • • / r f . (/‘• 0" -° ' -e ''' I. ~)et!..--1•-•-•e'Z-.. . ,- - j -----2 0 -, . , . , , i . _ ... I : , )-- - - - -'4 ' - - - - - - --4 - - . 24 ,-- 77 :--- q t ._.__, - • . . ... . , Tvibt • si. ......_ LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1852. [THREEPENCE. • _ -", /Nil PROVIMINT INSTITUTION , ' BORDEAUX AND CETTE AND LYONS AND RAILWAYS. MINES. MONEY MARKET The Irish returns are: _________ 'Assir..-1111•1 ;CAL LIM AneVlLsktn, ANNUITIIIII, he. eii AVIGNON RAILWAY CO/IPANIES. 1852. see-.terse, Lawton, D lj u h i t Belfast lirn and a n d il l 1 e a i ll r y aa m t e Junction..na NAVEL Iltyttritee LITAX, nog. _____ _ rumen a '„ ma .. -t 4 %RUM L1'41141,10111N, 16111,111. P. I v p . ,.... ..., uo Mrs ....... 11 wt. ,. . 4 "ILL . 14. 3. p . 5 ... I sesterday, a meeting of the shareholders in theta THIS DAY. TIIIS DAY. THIS DAY. . Two o'CLoca. Two o'CLoce. There is a great deal of inquiry for the Two 0'Ct0ea..627 ... : 664 I k----. 1"" hit . 1 red lb .• no pal ti . 1611 . ensipenie• was held at the London Tavern, fur the purpose The share market is ' t to-da d' . t• qua y, no disposition gold- This is settling day in the Consol market, in anti- Dundalk • and Enniskillc aft3 .... 397 . ~,,.„, tee ana aonmeme leal, tall Penske • II receiving from their committee a report of what has 171 .... 149 *it 79 ' War ,p, ~...si pn want , en whisk eanuat to reweasuy a, dope in res pect to operate for the new account being evinced, but Dublin and Drogheda mining shares in the Stock Exchange to-day, and cipation of which a good deal of influence has beer!lBGaw., ~,, Venni. to the endeavour to obtain a Newma nn n a the caution mosey o cp „ e i te a with the French prices are well supported, and in several instances al 2 exercised upon prices for the last three or four days. Londonderry and Enniskillen 169 .... 142 f ea fv"`" s i •., .., it .4 the Innen. i ii, l• Deeember, Lot t, •,,,,.., h. 44 1 , - . , ~., 0 .. ...., im ,,.. ~, goverment. Ahlernsan BALutIONs, the chairman of the slight improvement perceptible. Thus 164 .... 162' Pass nitre ert...e • isLanca- counts of the great emcees s of many of the Cali- The necessary arrangements have proceeded satisfac. Belfast and County Down , Irish South Western ...... .. a1..1 r we• P "' committee, presided. shire and Yorkshires, Mi dlan d s , and Manchester and fornian workings. Agua Fries have experienced a torily, and the market this morning was for some 148 .... 142. i1..0 . b ... A., .....4 th. , ,„_,„,, ..., , A ., a,„•,,,,,,,,, e i nte l a mat m The CHAIRMAN reminded the gentlemen present that Sheffield s have realized higher figures . - ----. 1 .... i 5 nos 87.14,1971‘.. Id.'' the last time he hail the honour of meetin the in that a l so . a decided advance in Brightens, which Th ere i s great improvement, having been done at 2 prem. time fairly supported, at yesterday's rally, Consols Total £3,472 £3,162 J '''....."" * .i " .. ' Lt 1..., a PRA ,. V I I I b' mole moo** roes, it was agreed that he (Alderman stalotn g ints), m or any a h ave Nouveau Monde e and Anglo Californians are also opening 96Z to ~-;,, at which range the government ENGLISH PUN 1/1..-Tni, Dar. • nw e r " 4 ....'i - no . awl el sl. edect soultantr. trIol? that GINO eg g i ,,, whim , who t . s • risen to 99, upon the strength of the dividend an- very Effaxl. . Lose soositi.s. shot WO -'-- ' 5. Ike shah may seer. Is mat pans. ook an latereet in the question, should 'fho intelligence of the extraordinary yield broker again invested. The feeling, however, is now Raab Rsek, 22417 a 3 par et. Halueol.!-71 t 11011 a so.ek. abut ~. ~„.,,.‘, :.• 1115.• Pis , ge to Paris for the purpose of seeing the Freoch government flounced, and a general coofi&nce in the prospects of the Australian gold fields has given rise to much weaker again, and prices have receded 1 per cent., 3 par et. Corolla.% 941 4 anal 80tp1a,1,11001., Me Tla ''';:eila •en.rl ,l •"° aaaaa te r.„ l l ,;;:a u Trl i ti:o mie "" 4 " t j te ttz sail the President, with the view, if possible, of trying to of this company , excitement, and inquiries are stimulated for the less favourable opinion being expressed of French - moo far Acct.. Yet, 19 961 Exchequer 10115,19.64. Ma tee. -, sue.d: b " '''' e , e my sea see , bit W a r .mosama at Pis sutures the claim of the English holders of shams in the French Shams are heavy, and no transactions can shares of the two companies now in the field for affairs , 34 par cc C0u5. 4 W. 1 7 .. 0 ,5 e 4. • 4 , ,, ,4 ..4 be Avow le tae eoute liksitni imusn, eampanies in liquidation to the return of the caution be ff ted titat lower The fll is FOREIGN YUNIN4. lw. A I' d * dessswel• messy , but particularly that of the Lyons and Avignon eec ' except - Consols aro now quoted 961 to ;for cash, and 961 6 11 pur Perrgr e Cet t t. ... 1 1i ilte1874 2, 4k" .. n A ."e r W r 2. 49 71 3 t or Ct. Meemn, :Vi. ' .... _ - rreeptible in Northerns, which have been done as riferous Ore Reduction shares are quoted I- to 1 prem. buyers for the now account of tho 12th Fe ,, b e ., se th n e . 3 Por et etruolvo.l. 44 Railway, which was in most im delta dan bi ger, cause a ae , a a n e, yort awe. wick Eleideas. %tee 24si a Do. New tr., 5 J „.. r . . „ . a I.IFE in 11 xi U. the government advertised its readinesa to concede to a ow as 182. and British Australian, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. " carryiug over" to which has ruled at Ditto Deferrod. 464 4 143 1 .. It E s sew compauy the making of that line. The committee SNARLS AND erases ONOUARANTLED. to 1-16 continuation. The day's business list includes : 4 try IN. Minna. 161 103 6 ver Ct. Ponogoe-91 3 6 ore et. Ituaalan. 113 16 p 7 B, 111. 31 owe.. Iteoi. Meng lesieeas A 3 per Ct. Chinon. 63 3 it Per et. Ihnodan. lee 1 P Levet a: itswily, Mar, sea tho.. as, OrrehlL duly forwarded the memorial to the Prewident, which 1 Omni peen leans to.day up No. Share. Nam pan actor done -Three per Cent. Consols, 963, 1, 1. ditto for "we- 7 p is C, 1 ,,,,„ 1 „ 1 „ . le 7s 6 per et. annenah. Artira, 23 1 • , woe acknowledged by the Miuisti rof Public Wurks. Mai Pd. IAn.WATs. I yswereay. Itoi pa yesterday- *odor. count, 961, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, ' 971,, 1,1; M 00 ' ll• zh"^b• , "124 , 4 3 per 04. 74anlas. 414 2 ~- , .-"- Pr DIE SC InOtt toe . tuts?! tul'OL/111.'" He (the chairman) left London on the Inith of December, - - `- _4 per rt. Duch, VI vs Do. anew,, 6. 4 • Now 'rod,. le I ask. prat fro, the concession of the Lyons and Avignon being fixed for at. Oa •beriken _,_...." ... 111 12 111 / 100,00 S 1 Aros Fria TII 1:, TWO FAMIL I E S. the 3rd of January, and it being therehme necessary that 111 .4 4 abwas Netu° o ” "° 45 icio. , se 105. Anglo Calkonalea earmetan 6 sternest, 551 to Pot. I wad Inn Junket . 41 61 " , „ Al , , a m o Nun 01 Chapeaus. By the Gatlin of persons who intend e d to tender fur the line should do so by I n a 0b., Aw07 , e meieeen i„ gi le , 24 rosuo so entrains 3 44 • 6 13-16. India Stock, '259, 1. Bank Stook, 2161, LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. .. to.s.e. Salida). night, the 29th ult. Upou arriving in Patin 011 al 26 Birkenhead, leaffebtre,at so,ono 1 Ave Karla 1 Per i MIL 217. This is the day for the regular opening of the wises: soak INles,udes., 83, IN MOIL Friday night he (the chairman) put himself in communina I Chew Jos- Islit3S/Ao.li. - - die ewe 30 IlLuearece ken sad Coal all ... ... books, and the transactions in the home stocks have r•Ruk Jar, ts. For ----___nr As''""L .- - -- - -- bon with Mr. Barry, the English manager of the Orleans, 1116,103 indite. .m 1 Lamm ... - as ii 9000 ._.. Bokan Nato 1.1 1 74 . . at HOLIDAYIL-Now that the season of Tours, and Bordeaux, and he must say that the share. 19 . 59 C° 9 ° l °° l •• •• .-.- 134 . 4 II 131 20,000 31 Brlil•li lea ..: I... Wry as MIMESIS% eV lie loneatln burner. holden were ..4. 4 , deep ehligetipue te that geaueataa. Nan I:lhamer awl Ihelissaa .. ID Mt 10 Ono 33 lintel. Imp Neat 38 pn 241 it 2 Exchequer Bills remain at their slightly reduced --------,,____ - - --C ~ n a.teee hp the hoop Newt es ynethfal err- .. •_ _ Sunday N 45 !Inatome Bellhahme..., 33 Nets ot.ooo 30 De. Ones and Ceiba er,•• • • ...,,, w „ tain t ~...,0 9, ........7 . , " o . (near, boa.. vo moroing he (the chairman) went s s ail . p eed ~ !kit e... d a b .. Male 20 Do./It. Jabal* Be; r , ... ; , "0 6 7, ~,,k• en-s trims, awl ntdmes. gto it is o ut with Mr. If.irry to the Minister of Public Works, but orator - dna Justice .. ... 6 7 13,001 ... Oran nipper .... ~,.., i . :%,.......tiot ' i'twwot OIL. Inc seederalows the prourth ass he tonately thq did not then meet with him, and explained to 16 , all Igen Minna (3.33 Lk S. .: ..... ••• ,„ ,:,, 1 nntalnlnElt in. bile , 14 .. 1 . 3 ' 1 : I ‘ 4l / I loro Ole anima , his private secretary the object of their visit. In the course I and 1.! In ••• ... •• II .0,00, 5 re ClP g ia r. Australian Ospper 14 it been ."` .: ~ ~,,,.......... stsinvi 4 . ll l c 0 . 4407 . 4 .' ortl._ . ' , 1".• "d ef, the, afternoon they received a communication from the is 'an Do. (zit a. a n.) ... 24 2 20,000 10 (kneed - Enhaese cm • binge: steak 15 se; s 0 &TWOS Is. ... ' i IL J s namene Omens ... .. 61 , i '' ,...,„7. - ...1 ee 5 . 7 ......... ,1 7 i "0 u .' 1 r. p. .. 16e .bi . 3 " 3 . M i i. 7. " .7.4.7, 1". .. NI - meter of Public Works to the effect that all persons who Le en ? turn veas. ea . A... 61 1 940 4. 10 Walesa& Fouthatutiena 9St 4 dinian Bonds show a alight rally. The sales of the Bel t; 3 . 1343 lO ikon I 24. 0 4 . 1(43 1. - MOW. 6, 1641 8.114000 1 Nouveau Moods - 11 i •.• ... seaman tone, 101 l 91 margin are restricted to the following : French 3 per Do. 48 ~.. • •••• ••• 7 " 7 „ . - 4 ,,,, a sari, 9 ,,..„. lb . AA .4 a .. R,„._ meant to tender fur the Lyon, and Avignon euncemion must Nue R. V. ah.) ~ .41 II 7,000 DO Sentlago Mx Cabs lOl 4/ if le. laSo 7,:.' ', " 'IL 5 tbe WNW un VW. wrapper rappers Inott.- wad deposit their ti mien before midnight on Sunday. On Mon- 33 lan Dn. alms B ran 0 dltio. all 8,04 10 re Croft . 41,174 ,18.2111 Gated Yellow sni noun, 675 ; Bourn and Haire, Val; Nanwlllea and Armee% per Cent. Certificates, 901. Porturese Four per „,' - i* , 'is“l".t il s". roe stree, ,e, name Oaten, Leensa , ale bp day morning, nut having heard Dom the minister, he (the 16 all dee Lerwashim . ... .. 13 15f 1 1 0 0.'131 I 1 West Mariposa 1 par 11 1 . PARIS, JAN. 15.-St. Germain 625; Versailles (right 1 ‘,,,,..•...,.. lonians*. chairman) addressed • • letter to him to the effect that he . 11 a _„all A __. ll "l. 74 ,, A iii 1 00r",_ .. ., „__,.. - dlisttho Mule' n 4, 2142 30; (Weans and Bordeaux, 40; Nortlean, 371 25; Par a Cents., 331 Russian Four-and-a- alf per Cents., bias), 305; (le sew, re.; Paris ' and Worms 1, ioil ; PANS _.._ could not make any tender for the Lyons and Avignon '"' "" Fast "am lara c""'a "°"" 34 i Activelooi. }Surtli,ive per nr Conte., 23;; d n it t to e., p 9O aagi l, v 9O es . , 5 8 1 ran uastlna m. Firry THOUSA.ND CURES WITHOUT ME- except on conditions imposed by the meeting in London h. j3O &be rad llbegoß' el .8 274 Tn MUMS', EVIVINO • 235 ntplobour, and Bale, 210; Centre, 517 30 - ; neulnEne and ..1 Is -1 7 III: It MATS REV.41.63T 5 A KARP - t MID.- that the 10/111t I' caution money should Ito brought to gt.. ,23 V,ll,,bur g b • gorm,Deodr. 4. 61 3. TIIE AUSTRALIAN GOLD DIGGINGS. • OM Three per Cents. 41ie, lln Mexican no- an d Mr.ohotarar. 443; Paris Sad Lyows 600; Torus and Nantes 301/ ' : .! -"Pay Mai l•S'ii'S`St° •"7 Us's ' I MO'. the aceouut, and he (the chairman) then prepared Italia taw cow a PosthWeeteru - - .., •[......rosolsosiesoisito s.lLltuleney. Napes, wham- Accounts of a most important nature were to-day 31m 8 t. 1:11 . 1t a l i n " , Tre ia l :. 1 1 0.- ; 1 h Th cPP ree e and pe re 7C'e P' n s ta .s „ ; 38 Bunk 1 : " aft "d er _ .. e• . ~ „ Lau ... oin , „ ea re ... we , D. p. m ' s ... to leave l'aris on the Monday . night. It should 11 ,1 vil 61wat Northern ... •• 151 13 4 ISt thing has been d one. ' • Btlenos Ayres are received in the City from Port Philip, under drat: • •Tore, 9 4 6 • .. -.:'•_ y . ,,,,, mu ,. w unh . u m was tber, & b runt. be stated that immaliately after err gin Paris he had at ° L I 1 ) : . t shar "st, WV ". 31 ~1, also very quiet, • holders awaiting the result Bolan, 381. Four per Cents., 141 Five per Cents 134 Sept. 30. The excitement produced by the discovery w '', . . „.,,,,,,,,, a m the meta Dan. the Lord swan applied to the hesident for a personal interview, though 8. • a ll ~...' , X. 1 .7,187.7. 5 ;;• ~,, , ei • of the iperations advised as having been commenced c a ;',, .• i ....e -hvert abubereabie .uneet Ir.= per Food. he could hardly expect it, for the purpose of eel : onion wine si. Ha, Goa weata ' es . .04 574 67 6/ of fresh gold fields was intense, and all ordinary oc against General liar as. 81. Passives, 5 9-14 paper • after * Boise, 5 9. f; 1 .9 . e • -• • . oantemginnelinna"-Ofoo7 dO Don. , " 4 of the arounaent. contained in the memorial ; andjutit as he so an Lationner and Carlb4 .. 76 90 mentions in the colony m om 51 .1. 0 sus p en d e d. Th e . . in . 181 ; a ft er Bohm, 18i. Coupons, 81 ; after Bohm, v ier. Bank of St. Ferdintu;d, 104. Exchange em --.... ,. b. 2...51.; 2 94. 0 6 5.41 , a do., at Its.; IA 115.., .1 Great dise.ussion . bus been . excited the c ity by INS about to return to London, he received a packet with Ma lit Da Third. .. . ..... 74 114 oat Victoria Colonial gives prominence to the startling . ' • .• i-, ...I , • au 13., at 5 St.; 3Ms 51 ti.• : the in lb. ~ ~.. , fl e 14., u t sam, e ft ,. a ~, p., 4 _,..i 1 , the report of the French COMIUtsIIIO,I appointed to inquire Lt-I.T i l 1 . 63064 tir•, ). 1,1.., , 1.1 _ .. V . V0r 36317, 33 52 1 0 ,. 32 1 1 the accounts given in the Ihtily News and - intelligence that a half-hundred weight of gold had „..' • a e.:iiv 58.1 C..., 117. se t Ikeel-e, - 1, , a lea : a.O 60 into the subject, accompanied by a letter from the President i,5 ,j a ' 7 ,,,Z ''"' other papers relative to the f resh extraordinary e ... .. ...... .i . 4t,. ~, luivirwodarict within. expreesive of regret that the report was not more favour- eo I 71 , 1.7 ,„ Wed . 4 : L 161..6 1 9 A 7 3 : been brought into the town by a party of seven, who discoveries of gold in our Australian colonies. Parties radon, 50.95. C 5, 0 70 .3 A / 1 .: . fERCIAL AND MARKETS. able. The letter was as follows . 60 ian Leeds earths -, ... .. 14 134 131 6 had collected this amount in two days and a half. _ ___ -.- who were inclined to think little of the eventual con- I'IIEYENTION OF 111•IGGING IN THE "Sir,- 1 sew you the otlicial report on the subject of the Ili' 11, Looker and Madman _a 7a 2 The golden pieces are stated to vary in magnitude, claim which you have addressed to nut in the name of the fis- 11711 Loot.. lleghteo,st 6 . 05 . 0 Os O 9 96 9 5 seq uences both to the colonies and the mother coun _MTINhoCILIGs pu L b A lis NE sal . - es, TH sO LS isti D sg A s Y f . 400 hhia. M KI ILO POLLS. EL PA Leedom et Nortts-Wesese 116 1161 1161 IS from the size of a duck shot to that of a hen's egg. former English shareholders of certain railway companies. try, so long as the precious metal was found in only .......... do., i thaw ... .. 3 31 pm 25 There was no admixture of quartz, and it is men ! regret eiceedingly that the result is nut favourable la 111 112 Do. 9111144 .-•.- 2. 3 tioned that no cradle was required to separate the one locality, now perceive their error, and discuss b ma W n ag ra e k s s Madras, and 600 bags Java, are g g off heath %.-.l.rJay. a public meeting, convened by the Lord to their preteneiuns, for 1 should much desire to attract to 1 D a gioes.,ased ii.ffe, Is le ',', the subject as earnestly as the rest. e t pri l a n ces n d y i ' Lair e with difficulty supported ; but we do not 11.0--r ig puraisu , . - .4 • reiosiaiti,m, and Itising the above English capital to France, and to give you personal:y a 1it.,14 Lveten k Keats-Mestere 6.7 SG 831 3 gold froze the soil. A postacript to tho same paper 67 erial bl a ge lter M at a i n on riti in al. q1 5 :ti b o a n 0 s 5 co lk mp n a gai re d 3 w 76 1.,. ,'• . Ica, Ira. !4.1.1 at the London Tavern ; the Right mark of my distinguished eentieuenta.-(Signed) Pi illt let Ove ... ... .71 7 die announces that intelligence of the finding of a The Consol account, brought to a liquidation , II . 115 e Lotto 31 soot in the chair. In the immediate " Mr. Dail,' Salumons,M.P. Louis NAPOLEON." *I bi 19 *. Leo .... _.,.. 5 3 „ still larger quantity of gold, to the amount this . day, opened on the I Ith ultimo, with the v.,:n..., of hie loraship were the Nev. Dr. Barber, Mr. No communication from the Minister of Public Works at. s 6l k all p , MoortLs t...l,..mbef B6 o.oro u Losi s kor ub 3 11 3 . 2 1 j est price quoted for the 16th January, at 971 to 98 y e i n on erw to l . y day, the sound was bought in at 498 • 334 1 of nearly ono hundred weight, had A.. 1. reaa Wire. the Rev. W. Hutton, the Iter. W. Brown , reached him (the chairman) until he arrived in London. 841 8, D. 88....1.... Cal ,. 4 .i, 81 8 come in, having been discovered by another party of with the dividend on. The daily fluctuations of o l T a i f h nativen' r id .c a le y . e . an between the highest and lowest rates, COFFER.-In the public sale of 1500 bags and 230 casks Dr .V.ralvon, Mr. c. Cochrane , &c. Tt a , room, • small The meeting would me, therefore, that his missio n was net it !100 Nlellud .. ..._ ... .. 561 117 f 571 1 gib. a., ri . ertlool throughout. attended with success ; but he bad, however, learned the fla 'too Do. Itirm..and Derby • 27 29 fourteen persons. The police were escorting at least Prim since, 1!, pus., ediags haviug been opened, fact, in communication with various capita li ets and suer- 2 0 j 47 5 ibdiarbio , lBl. iii.le2ll3; - - 17,000/. worth of gold Into Geelong. From the both for money and time, are subjoined. The highest ~ ( ..i. tint and mat be considered er Gd. lower rha. last. eta ibr .!god plan for effecting the object aimed at was chants, that ono of the ministers had allowed the equity of Ls 1 'II ses.ssii.s ... - • si si Ballarat gold field accounts of great success were account price during the period embraced being 974 " second class , . sold at 38a. &l. to 39 5 . wee T k aa . .-Th g e feature of the week h d as ed been the large public a Newpwt, Aber, mama di ex v i , rv a ni nd e fi t he t lowest i it p e f r o l cent. low Thisthat .uf cwohnigehoulo4,too:lbosoulttreGyinoznera e a niet . dto the meeting ;in which, after drawing their claim, and excused himself from being able to attend •" sad Barekra - -die P. constantly arriving in town, and numerous peu-ties 000 e of Pa ld c . k to "gea 3d . so ii...ea to the {real nalcnt of destitution in the metropolis, to it, because, according to the terms of the law, no provi- go 7 77 ,,,,, swg m Aio u 'O', 7A .. _ _ Si 1 4 : 31 were daily leavin for the diggings. One l ucky in- e t hx e am 96i o . un ex te d t i o r i tit ~ • 1/11.: ice pr- ads - t.ds to state- lion had been made for it. In doing justice to the position. SS, 100 yo re . .. ... ... ~, It ts 5 dividual had obtained 900/. worth in one day. The has been an unusually long account. saleet a of Lid -In “rder, therefore, that the ilistreesed and destitute iu which he was placed, he (the chairman) must speak in 16 16 W. Nevin)._ . . ... It 134 Ms sal 12.0 ,•I. ti .er ne.•l toed, and be thereby tempted to crime, strong terms of the course taken by the government, and of 60 S t Senna taxman Uncle 3 3 oso xln WSS North British ... ... ... 7 74 71 1 numbers at the diggings were continually increasing, The market has since been steady. acs that there may not possibly exist any clause for men- the conduct of the company which teudereil; and be had la 9 , iced , pee .... .. . 7 6 , , 77 . and at the latest accounts it was estimated that not consols for Ommolo for Ace. BALTPETRE.-'' bags sold in public tale, the good liauty, the committee propose to establish an adequate been told, further, that if he hod done his duty upon aa II ! :,4.,,,h 0.1fi.„74,1,„,... :', 88: .. 84 lese than 2,000 persons were assembled there. A Date. Man. Jan. 16. qualities at high prices, the low scarcely sustained previous sem sr of hospices or asylums in this metropolis, each of coming to Paris, he should at once have denounced the se 19 North woes, . .. . _ ..2 . 5,3.; t .hrli gumbo the four following &par:menu :-viz., parties who ten dered, because they had founded all their 10 St North a South tlMt.Assa. Otis fpm large quantity of gold was waiting to be brought : • .., _ _ ~,...._ 7. ,... 7. rates Refraction 10 to 19, 24,. 6d. to 2.55. refraction 91 to 1e..% soup kitchen ; 2nd, a refuge for nightly shelter ; 3rd, plans and reports upon t ho se o f t h e or i g i na l comethiatitatures. SO all oxford, Wore,* Wolter. I 151 down, but the owners were compelled to await the - _____'°"'"'• r...l°_= _____ 101, 265. to 255. 6d ; refraction 6to 71, 275. to 295. 6d. at. 1. .v..try. for procuring situations and work for see- (Hear, hear.) M. .falabot, who was iormerly the engineer _in. 26 .rottat C enral ...... ..... l i t i 1:1 arrival of an escort. Two g entlemen had just come Den 1: : 971 971 98 971 M. 971 961 98 COTTON.-The market has been dull during the week. Rtes.-There has been a decided firmness in this - sant• aud labouriss ; and, 4th, a free lavatory, with water- of the company a hint ho (the chairman) represented, was 7,-, 2 1, z„„,,, . . 7 41 in from Buninyong, bringing some very fine ape- - ea dlr. SA dlr. let , and full prices paid. The public sale of 2 000 bags of t... `4l • . 4e. also the engineer of the new company. and no doubt he us en • ee ,..„„. e l e, e ;:, de e , ji 8 8 4 omens, one of these parties having gold to the IS 1, be under the following regulations :- had used the old plena While at Paris, he (the chairman) sl si Do., clam li._ .-. 4. 41 16 115. " 1.-THE ItOl'l.-litTelllN , had been amused by offers of negotiations; and it 10 7 numnbaryllliertlerdOto 44 36 Us value of between 6001. and 7001. Judging II 97 5 97 97 tie ° 6 d. • All persons needing final-whether ision4ing to the would nut eurpriso him if the clannents had ten 33 1 all 0411 ,21 07_ 7 8011 ) Ch." 1 IS from the general geological formation of the country 17 is 97 97 96 Srices.-The quantity offered has been small, and prices shut Mot le 90 have been fully supported. Black Pepper must be con - • :- to ur migrating poor-shall be relieved at the kitchen; shillings in the pound proposed to them as u COM NI all Fie - . 1161.8 5. „. „. ... 61 7,1 it was believed that a rich field of gold was opening 19 96 tattered 1 higher. ..:. the politic will be cautioned against giving abase to any promise, or some ewaller sum, in which case the Par' $1 10 MS Osslsitry • ... .. JO It up, superior teeny preeented even by California, and a a ii es fis Spiairs.-Rum and Brandy quoted the Rune as laat ~' . entiou of beggar whatever-it being understood that ties buying them off would probably urge the claim after- to i Ds. ft. ... ... _ _, the excitement produced throughout the colony was n that shut 97 96 week, with but a limited demand. ea r. t iceount will relief in food be ever refused. The wards on the government for their own benefit. (Hear.) le Si alleesailie nada ... .. 31 51 di 23 9l 11 97 se 5 60 Sash VIINON ••• 5 ... la IS S.:a , ' 1. to be supplied by contribution, of provisions He hoped the claimants placed some coufidence in him, and .... IS . .... ._ _ _ correspondingly great. se • a 97 COCHINEAL.- Prices have been fully supported. fens houwholderi, who, in addition to broken victuals, would not accept anything of the kind. (Hear.) They had r., It lO 19 , 19 W I 97 94 Fauer.-The demand for new Currants has been very 975 dule; prieee are firm. Old has been in good demand for soots be invited to give fuod, to the value of from 3 d. to &I. a good claim on the French governmeut, and he advi s ed re' ,7 '2= 6 ;M ev„.'e n z ir, •,,T ~_ opportunities of information are ample, and who do se ',', 974 971 shipping, Valencia Raisins: Scarcely anything doing at weekly, and which would be ample fur all requirements, them to have nothing to do soh oily company. (Hear.) Til j 3 , 4 7;74 ‘ ;= 0 .a..X., 2 . 2 '"' not hesitate to express a decided opinion that the as at est 971 : 7 0 1 tee late reduction. Fine Turk fig and mad a..., the Relines of the weekly contraiutors in favour The Enoch gonruntent gave the Lyons and Avignon half Ils is p...80.8.1.8.8,Eheu Ds is 41 8 government, with a view to preventing a general al shut Mat 97 ey a scarce, in good f demand ; low qualities out of demand ; Muscatels firm, but M the mono of the kitchen , the preeeribed capital of ti 0,000,009 francs, now reduced to 33 an Wasehel awl =.. 31 41 ha. I O. 91 971 97 rush to the auriferous localities, have uniformly re- e 971 97 not much doing. 50,M10,000 francs, and guarantee bes i des to the extant of 5 an Wololibld sea - - - •••• . Pt " i 1. - THIL REFVGI. trained from publishing the details of which it is in 3 19 0 97 96/ 30 DUO 000 francs more, making the total 80,000,000 francs. It' :: '4 1,!: • . '" .... ''" ' ;t '; .. it " - This must he considered a certain place of shelter for .. , t e 971 97 Ihe money which the shareholders ought to furnish wail a , a D..0.,8_,,,,ima... '• 3 1 34 . 34 possessioo and which are stated to bo of a very de exeliv. m 2i.. TALLOW MARK ET.-THIS DAY. de wayfarer, and the destitute of all classes. To the honest „ moo 000 !coos , adit n was even whispend at Paris to a . 8,3 p e a ..8 * N u im i sai s e pie 33 cided eha;acter ; and the same parties express a firm •-. 971 97 971 974 The Tallow market is steady to-day. Prices are more mi , atnous wayfarer iu search of work, such a refuge will him (the chairman) that in case lie held his tongue every 971 97 9. . 0 .. it bus;,. To the profes.ional beggar and imposter belief that both the extent and richness of the Ass- 971 _ 5 9 firmly supported, at the fullowiug range: -Town Tallow, s party who was interested in 101 . of caution money should LINE) Lam AT MILD RENTAL. 97 97 lit w 36e. 9d. nett cash; Petersburg T. C. on traliau gold fields have been very much underrated. 9 57 97 ;1 9' the spot, 365. gel. W• 1.1 tl • an eltainal cheek against continued imposition. hove a sharepaid i fun if h ouladvance up n o w 4 IW. more, IN sorginai n n am act i maj aai i 1., aellunt will ohm be a place of shelter and Chris. The present accounts, coming from Port Philip, Is 97 67 9 7 97 new ; 361. 3d . old; new year (1852), 38e. to 375. 9d. ;an which bore the appiaranee of giving 60 ner tent, cash and sanalal a Sat or before end of March_ 365. fd. to 3d. '''''' 7`ialik f i r arsons discharged 1.1(41 the metropolitan .50 per cent . caution money. If the claimants did this, antee_4l2l, Mal 294 304 where the discoveries have been most recent, must 12 13 vi 911 98 9:1 97 961 proJas. II). 301 Ditto however, they would subscribe sufficient to relieve the con - lee rar e l e llr a = ai ., 0 , 4 29 certainly be regarded as the most extraordinary that 14 96 9.. .. Itt.-Tlll FIER MSOISTRT /OR SZUVANTS AND tractors front advancing a farthing. The government in mu ' mil . ' ty.fp,...3 Diener ' have yet reached this country. 13 . 98 IPS 961 HIDES .- THIS DAY. LAMM KW. the year 184 had admitted that the contract was so ' I Maar, LEADPNIIALL.-561bs. to 611b5., 11d. ; 6411 m. to 72/be., • The free registry will afford great facilities for mem, onerous that it deumodeu amendment, and the Chamber of hondee Weslem i II SO There was a more favourable feeling in the market 1 1 il.; 7211., to Nibs., 11d. to 2d.; 801 be. to 881hs., 2d. to Urdu good, and detecting bad, characters. It will accord Deputies senetioned this amendment . N ow, surely notion- U 1 301/ whisset - - - - for unfunded securities, but prices close as before. 2 d.; 8811 m. to %lbs., 21d. to 21d.; 96Ibs. to 1041b5., 3d. to soh ths interviste of all hoinehohlen, parishionen, de., to ourable contary could eoutend after that that they were (Isernell teerataa al n=le MSI DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The official report states :-Exchequer Bills, 1,0001., . Horse Hides, foe. Calf-skins, light, L. to 2s. ; fall, 51. k• • ea. registt r when they want hands-in fact, they will in this CAW bound by their anginal contract. Suppose the e 17e 171 Illeildeemake tetsinisehit.Wes (b ria) 174 IS id - 575., 595. prem.; ditto, 5001., 675., 56e. prem.; ditto, BoastuNuenn.- Sheep Skins, polled, fie. to 7s. 6d.; Rents, G. &I. to 6s. lel ; halfsbreds, M. 9d. to 6s. 94.; tarby present pauperism and crime, and lessen the parish London and Birmingham Company had made such • cos- se s e e nnei s ne I FRIDAY, J mt. 16, 1862. small, 375. prem. India Bonds, 1,000/. and under, Downs, 30. 9d. tots. 9d. • seA minty roe.. ' tract upon erroneous data with our government, would it Med lefbladelle_ _ ... 142 44 The Rase of the Weather at sash el tie s following pleas at The plug ....mimics as follows: have been bindiog ? The English gevernment, in 1848, had IS 26 leadattsbiskgencap.ol.l Nine o'clock yesterda sasening. The stations are 715., 68s. prem. - Ithe committee feel, that, to realise their present pro- given the parties who embarked in unprofitable speculations Owed* Oa MertbeenJ 221 35) 331 2/ arranged in order of . At the meeting of the London Joint-stock Bank MAILB-LANE.-THIS DAY. is .t. ant carry it fully into execution, between 3,000/. and a turas praitentio, end allowed them to be relieved of pert of in I to !man NMI (leandteenatnensre 1 2pm x d _ .._. _____. ___ _. _ to-day the dividend declared was at the rate of 6 per ~..._ ...._ ____ _. ...... .• . ---- e. oat. weal.' Ix - nquired, but tbey doubt not this SUM th e i r ... tract . M 1 se .NalliiiimlLTeoldhallid Ira ens t•--- .....• 1 Oswald 1 airman or . .._ - ____ . -Tee free registry will afford great facilities for &seer tscaur auu 1. and detecting bad, characters. It will accord ugh th, int, cats of all householder., piarishioners, itc., to register when they want hands—in fact, they will tool) prevent pauperism and crime, and lessen the parish ad toasty rates.' Ike pl w concludes as follows : committee feel, that, to realise their present pro and carry it fully into execution, between 3,0001. and 4:sse. would be required, but they doubt not this sum V., he readily subscribed, from the assurances of support shah bate been already promised them. That their plan rut o tee.esproi.ll with some imperfection, they freely rl sa. Improvements con be made as greater experience is iairid; but until a better, and a safer, anal • more mei al oar is propounded, they feel that theirs ought to Luc • fait trial. Its uNects are two-fold—the prevention aassition awl mendicancy, and the extension of Chris tia charity. If the farmer cannot be completely attained, tra4 the latter will be, as the laws of humanity and larotiolity enforce the diary of affording relief, ie a hind sad 1 ~ r.stiaa spirit, to all that are in ' danger, necesalty, sad •r,l'ation, and that none shall be refused, until they it r ea• .1 ts he und, crying." - - There was a more favourable fooling in tho market for unfunded securities, but prices close as before. The official report states :—Exchequer Bills, 1,000/., 575., 50s. prem.; ditto, 5001., 575., 56e. prem.; ditto, small, 575. prem. India Bonds, 1,0001. and under, 715., 6ss. prem. At the meeting of the London Joint-stock Bank to-day the dividend declared was at the rate of U per cent. per annum, with a bonus of 7s. 6d. per share. The guaranteed fund. 141,3351., is now considered sufficient. Jumbo ilammil Id Othoddlims liddtlisaladiromr.lo.lllt. (Idadil Id ed. Nation) Arralsit Is Mr Idrist (ludded OrostWadtdro 9.oilldby(.TorkainMid I Dsdorm (ditto) .... IwY . aired Illeadford ( (di ilidLiadtto) ..., r baba and um...net, In Wad a 66 lIN his poszil 63 66 lei US • 14 11, U Naas d Place. at PIMP/err, Min .t.. rot. . s.w. rOtyIINOMA ......... «. s.w. Ti "loins GREEN !Promo . el rm.,' ..bianiersa Cu.uw■ tiuue et Westker. The few pareels of English Wheat at market this morn ing were readily disposed of at Monday's rates. In foreign a moderato amount of business was transacted, and its value was also maintained. Ulllll El SO 1 fiiessi;issiii I wise — traisiise — Itairsemterre A rcwit 1 (WWI, Ilerlen SeMost9lNeMent s t) percij On& Ow= Mina Brew Oloth Proms Ora beer g m = om Pisa llnsin Weft Ines Owes Drew Oda Havv7 LID Yoga' tan Overcast rarttelly Moody Zola Saud Sdo Sala O►aelet Partially Cloudy A remarkable change has taken place in the prices of French bullion. Gold coin at Paris has gone back to par; bar silver has risen 2 per mile, sovereigns 13 centimes, bank notes and bank poet bills have risen 23 centimes, and Mexican dollars have fallen 1 centime. Flour was in good request at the extreme quotations of fonds) , lut. Barley was in short supply and brought rather more lone,. English Oats being scarce, the turn in price was in fa our of the sellers. Irish and foreign Oats sold on much le same terms as at the beginning of the week. Beans and Peas unaltered in ♦alue. 1 - TIZT•I SiT -.- lemaiuitiTel DIM eft INW Prdskells_ Wyr• (le= Sef.WMALaseAtTark ULM Lit inth es (Al Onto) Mat. ma (isseite Ea.ta s' I Awns aMMlllils (17 1 /Iv ONO Porlkorn Ds. illialan.(dl 1 itleati_llin tiered 14 1$ U ST U 11' N 44 Se Si I= !la U THIS DAY, Nowt. Orem or arse. Strewth r Wised. ewe et the wartLer. W.S.W. Oest:e Breese. Feir. A2IIUVAI9U4TO LONDON FROK 12th JAN. to 16th JAN. firs. Eastiolt. 90000. Irlsh. Yorriers. "lbw 2390 ...... Batley I 1660 • I ..... 1 310 Onto 670 I I 2190 I 2140 Flour, 9,470 bona, WO nets; Walt, 2,060 qrs. LC, DON ATJULtool.—Whist 419. Id. ,• Barley, 265. 10d. ;Fl t% 199 3d., Rye, Or. 06; Beans, ru. 9d. ; has, 309 9.1. ------ - _ _ iiTiatTiFos — rs: Misr „gi :4 l, llr. ilemod Y Wilts t Somme (leavet Is Orr& Wolin.. 3 3 I If dip la 21 We 916 ad The returns from the following places did not reach thi. slice in time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather oa Wedueslay maandna et sine o'clock. aIPRItfAL AVISKA 6E:4 Co mow ....... roma . - 6 - . W. I. S.& &L N. ILE. Ws Oven.* Bard Mad °must Natio limo Overcast LW °Tersest Goals theme Cloudy Owl, Brew overtea Oman Bend —Ras LovarPooL W.• ray 4aur Aldermaa WIRE moved the following resolution: `1 he , ..ina hlciag beard read end exp!ainual the plan • .1 int t.eted by the committee alba Leicester-square s fur preventing destitution sad mendicancy in the metrompli., sad which ie to he estended to the City of L c Iw . '. of opini , u that it is wall designed to accomplish t• • ads ia and, taking bate emmilderatfen the tape t 10. vault the committee have acquired few many yeats in to gavot et the poor. and is eouaterarting mendicancy, t tine confidently eremites& the wealthy and bear ,' riblie to rock the committee is mining their prat• tar out ;Amiable plan into essentials" r..olotion . as adopted unsaissossly. lit All!;..tllANt moved the next resolvitiori, which was " "That the mould of destitution sow existing th , -tropoli. is truly deplorable, whilst the number of gh. truce ea/ration which weekly occur therein, among iiitants at the breast, Is so appalling se to be take. I incredible, were the feet net asthenticateil by the l rAtriPt/llttrara weekly reports; and this meeting con e, r. that so oressi.na eaa be men appropriate for making • eying 'Mort to terminate these frightful evils than lt• - r.. 1 at which we have so remedy commemorated ' , norm of inir blessed Redeemer, epee his mission of feel to • trtk.•• This tad other reeolutiam having bees agreed to, It was stated that the New Meer Company bad agreed t 8 renal water gratuitously for one year. Sevin' rlanstiom were announced, including 1101., 100/, tal NM. • and a communic ition was read to the effect, that 'Weld 2,it01. br riihecrihod towards the 3,0001., 6001. would Im gives by "F. K and family." The Lout Mayor gave 10 . goial 3.. r r.. . onsawito rot wee created et the don of the proceed jar. en attempt on the part of an old lady to obtain frau tae ba.l 31,y0r perminion to widens the Imeatind ; wbkh s4tool, nook to enlighten as to " the nose a evil." I..rolohip, with great tact, succeeded is quieting her. A •lillitetf =air a similar effort and failure, bat cog. hy .hnt of shooting, to &equal:it the ansting that 1 0 ~ , s ite f,r pauperise era. the propagation of the doe. trio, of Jonas Matheote, who, he isia. had foretold all the' h.ol hefellen eaciety. Tie no ling then diepened. Two lIETIAMINED ATTEMPTS To COMMIT 811- 1 . 1 41`. have been made in the anion-boom, Leicester, during the week. On Sunday one of the peepers, who was an et acetic sto.l. et, but hod not shown any signs of insanity, ewapid through a window, which was about the only one the. •rs not et cured by have, and got on Ow top of the buill.ae, which is three stories high. He immediately holed off and fell on to the pavement Weer. When t 4.11 op it was found that both his legs carte blokes, the loam of mu. protruding three or four inches. This kg the ' 4 r.e deemed it neresaary to amputate, and there ill 1110 i b " `liK/11....i hope of the man's recovery. The Peer fellow ls , wied under suicidal monnmenie. Aeother attempt at wan male in the same establishment as !, morning. On e of the Memo paupers sospended :,h1.1.1i hum thp balestrades of the stalreses by means Gil e ch . serehicf. bat ma alarm was given end he we. rat down. FOI:ND IS VIE GRCEN-PARK.—Yeuterday Mr heated held an bequest, is St. Martin's Workhouse, tn lb. body of a newly born male dad. teem' he the ma; park. near Satlterland-kasmo. en &medal Lill. mated hams, in proceeding through the per ' picked It P the deel body of the shad wrsppeil in se uld newspaper. them was ao endemic whatever e• to its origin, 'ad the lay returned a venUot of " lewd deed." The SECRETARY then read the report made by the members of the French council appointed for the purpose, and which denied altogether that the claimants had any title to the return of the caution =Amy. The CHAIRMAN said, that in reply to that report, he had stated that the claimants were wilting to tender au ens tor the Lyons and Avignon concession, lithe caution money were included. As to the advice in the report to go before the courts of law or equity, lie should prefer leaving the matter to the generosity of the government. It was satin- !acuity to know, however, that their caution money had after all not been forfeited, for it stood yet among the ha. bititimol the lasting debt. The lose of individuals could sever he the gain of a government. (Rear.) The following resolutions were then moved by the Chairman, by Mr. J. 11. Attwood, Mr. Oliveira, Mr. Beg show, M.P., and others, and being seconded were passed noaniinously: 1. Tillt toia meeting expresses a deep disappointment that the endeavours to procure a return of the canton money have proved unavailing. 2. That with respect to the Lyons and Avignon Com pany the case of the French government and the legiala ' tile chamber in the year ISIS in sanctioning new and amended conditions, amounts to a virtual admission that the company's engagements were bused in error, mid ought no longer to be regarded as obligatory. 3. That the recent concession of the Lyons and Avignon Railway to a new company without either the claims of the tomer company being allowed or its caution money re turned, though technically not a breach of faith, is never theless derogatory to a grout and honourable government. 4. That those claims as the French government being common to French mid English Mumma, this appeals to all persons in France concerned in the Lyt m a s :til Arsine, sod Madam: mid Cette Companies, to unite i with it n endeavouriag to awaken the French government to a due sense of their claims on its justice, equity, and honour, to impress on that government its own antecedents, as also the conduit of ether governments uoiler similar cir essastances, and particularly a recent instance of the return of caution money under much leas favourable eireamatances by other governments. 6. That these resolutions be communicated to the French Minister of flambee and of Public Works, and also to the Committee of the Stock Exchange of London. Mr. BAUSIIAW, M.P., hopes! they would pain • strong vote of thanks to Ald. Salomon,. (Hear, hear.) Mr. FIELD thought that they should bear in mind, also, that their chairman had incurred considerable expense. The vote was pawed unanimously. Mr. GARROD would mention that some of the original shareholders had sold their shares to him, and joined the new company. The CHAIRMAN hoped this fact would be made public. The meeting then adjourned. inn °intim* Srr.an-entr.—The new steamer of the Royal West India Mail Company, the Orinoco, the sister ship of the Ammon, is almost completed. She at present Liys in the Thames off the East India Ducks, and will take her departure an the course of next week fur Southampton. She in • timber-built ship, and in size, form, and power is' nearly as like the Ammon an possible. Her engines are by Maudelay. It may be remembered that this is the wail which Captain Symonds, the late ocaunsader of the Amason, had arranged to be appointed to. THE PRENEETED MEAT POR TEE NAVY.—The ex ' andastion of the peermod meat at Portsmouth was conti- Isued as Wednesday sad yesterday, when the results were mere favourable to the contractor than were those of any previous iasputtom Yesterday some 400 cams were opened, 1 when the proportion of good to bad wu about equal . ono. half only bolas ordsdasoned. Previous trials showed only I sa avenge of 10 per met. of um whole to be it for foo& On Wednesday several Muss of bum won found, and SUMO anlinal aznameat whilst on that day and yesterday a large geantity of beers, league, and Himont were disco. vend. The ceatents et the great majority of the canisters ' a:4'4~dd appeared to limo become putrid from the air not having bins sailloloatly expelled in tie peeress of putting the mat in. The most itself we of • muck bates: lquality than bad before born ssasuasd. Ohisissims SIO Climear satt Uolyb.s4 Omdsig i ee p t t reid At. VA I — rm . _ do, Now 6 per Ont. Igo Isst.ll3lfter a ltdisbungb. , Omit lienkeesll rip I Do. 4 got del. not 1 1 11=outt , Do. Dow Orr. • ow 'podia 111.W4M40r01l . _ tanim)l per we.. tAsialithaftys Noy o f if Ns lal3l 1 d Is 6 dam lb d :I : I le t 14°' IP u 3 14 Id 46 1 I F.id Mia.lbetalar Da. Deir lUD . I Do. Ditto Preewas . ...... .1 Nortnik Domoirinessik purCt." I gl o arritask WO -41. • Ouit sad Wereen•or. Warw., 211.11 pa Oa. •Ihrew‘littine.R.wowAr. Illirega&Clasulet MIL D ) • . st— m per Oa . look ra - Tea. Newastle,l Ot.ltarth d ise.parsh. FOREIGN RA AM ARAMs 6 0:tre li nnisee (Threes) last Imam Grist lodise Peninsula.. Dm Do. do. Now . lawn. dad Used . lkwilrwa of Priam .ILIVIIIA II 13 2 ; 41. ile 8. et 8 ;I a op ~rt~ro~ wen &wJwna 41 61 194 10 II 14 4. In 41 44 VI 27J 101 111 . h. 4 41 as - . 11 10 I`arin and (Meow 10 19 Melo and Rouen ... I PO 10 Parlo awl rltirastosrig .. I 7.. 'Row awl Itam .. I.llrehre atrl Al,no• 17 ours had ?IWO.. 10 e. WOW Vlarmler. 4 11111 . 10 sin la " 7 114 101 0 i TUB MURDER AT 811ADWELL.—Yesterday Mr. Baker eancladed the adjourned inquiry, which was pro track' through eight bourn, at the expiry of which thejnry returned the only possible verdict, saintly, that of Wil inurder against Joseph Berdego, the Spaniard." il l II 10 1? --? - ii as 114 17 1 e die 7 1 7 1 i PEI I . ir . 71 ~. 121 7 1 PS --- IS 1114 s d 143 150 LOCAL SHARE MARKET'S. Ltenaroot., Jax. 15.—Our market has been some what better to-day, and leas pressing to effect sales. The following are the transactions:—Caledonian, 151 16 1 16 —Ditto (preference shares), 7}—East Lancashire , 161 ) 1 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 61t 2 e I 621—Dato: fifth shares), 7 9.165 . — L0nd0n and North Western, 115, itto (new quarter shares), 3 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lai rds, 321 I—Ditto (preference shares), 12 0-16—Midland, 661 7 I—South-Eastern and Dover, 201 1 1 201—SheMeld, Rotherham, and Goole N.D., 203 — York and North Mid land, 24. ILertannaTin., Jaw. 15.—The share market has been stronger than for some days past, and there has been a large bosineraffected at improved prices. East Lancashire, 15 ; Leeds, 611, 62, t, I; Sheffield, 331 ; Midland, 56t, 6 ; Dover, 20e. BRISTOL, Jaw. 16.—Our market was somewhat better, although still remaining far from active. Bristol and Exeter* were done at 83, and Taff Vale Quarter Shares at 34. _ _ _ Bisurixonan, JAN. 16.—This market wu rattier Anne, to-day. Shropshire Unions were done at 31 and U. Eis. 9d. an.; end South &affords 11 and 11 die. 'AIMS. JAM. 15.—Thave tree ratter more Waimea done on 'Change, this morning. and the market bad rather a firmer appearance. The _iambs Woe were ea Mew:— East Lanceshires, 151 ; Ilb• and Yeeloblem, 62 ; Manchester, Sheffield, end laraabrabris, Lelia North. erns, 151; Sheffield, Rothman's, sad Ombra. NC HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND DISUSES OF till CHU; BROMPTON.—Yesterday, a meeting was held of the committee of management of the above institution ; the llon. Jotceline W. Percy in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read and confirmed, it was stated that the director. had determined upon the esta blishment of a fkutatoritur at Bournemouth for convalescent patients, and that a committee we. forming for the purpose of carrying out the distleetive objects of this branch of the charity. The Duke of Cwiabiridge had kindly assented to preside at the forth snood festival, to ba h e ld a t th e Albion Tavern. It was ale reported that the eastern wing of the edifice had been presesied with to the extent of the second story. The weal veto of thanks was then passed to the chairman, and the westiag adjournsd. [Advertisemont.)--HOLLOWAY'S PILLS THII MOST EIT•CMAI, Mown sea lbws Contsanne LID Dem= w ina STIMACK —At this mem pre ef llz i s e whas thew air ne ether w valesh there le as lease Mallerreplis wh . wreathe or wee. trees la inailwals sad at the mine dew ed it sip Is pied to dial. the went Me will he relieve& Tee of the.. pas realm k& wires terse Of tire sfieastti =rlllL the liver t ael= r al PIA Ws OW' bow dierwsese ter the sere .d moues who ban a bee reslikeet is heselimehmemi k they Kiri.... • every stew inelliews sMrlrlbm Ow goers& Welly sea.-IWe cad at Prlarair ii 4 lar The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : 1852. 1851. London and North Western 038,389 .... £38,064 Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire 15,50* "196 London and South Western 8,692 ~ h,..20 London and Brighton Great Western South Eastern York and North Midland Exeter and Crediton Bristol and Exeter York, Newcastle, and Berwick 12,937 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,585 Great Northern 9,403 Leeds Northern North Staffordshire Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midlands Junction Manchester, South Junction, and Altrincham Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin. colnahire 0,374 .... Shropshire Union Liverpool, Crosby, and South- Port Shrewsbury and Birmingham 675 .... London end Blackwell Chester and Ilolyheasl 3,289 11,060 1,413 7,058 729 4,407 6,474 358 263 580 784 2,132 Total £169,671 £157,241 The total receipts upon the corresponding lines being 169,5841. against 157,2411. in the correspond ing week of last year, the increase is shown to be 12,3431., or 71 per cent. Tho number of miles open was, in 1852, 3,8681, and in 1851, 3,7781, being an increase of 881 miles, or 21 per cent. The aggregate average return per mile per week was, in 1852, 431. 17s. 2d., and 1851, 411. 12s. 4d., so that the dif ference is in favour of the present year to the extent of 21. 4s. 10d. per mile. This return is even more favourable than those lately commented upon by us. Tho return per mile per week is subjoined: 1862. - _ _ 1851. London and North Western £71.15 .... £73.51 Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire London and South Western great Western London and Brighton South Eastern Bristol and Elder York and North Midland .. 23.61 .... 23.44 York, Newcastle, and Ilerwiek 42.48 .... 37.96 Great Northern 38.97 .... 29.89 Leeds Northern Liverpool, Crosby, and South port 22.80 .... 20.24 Chester and Holyhead The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1882. 1831. Aberdeen Caledonian 7,862 .... 7,644 Glasgow sad South Western 3,436 .... 3,018 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central Total This shows an increase of 788 L, or 41 per cent. Wbeet.l Harley.' 1 h44. I Rye. 1 Eken..l Per. Dm 6 ... . . 1376 6417. KIM 2467. 64606 6c1,29, 64 13 ... ... 1374 14 364 641164 6417. 2464 s 24406 Od 20 ... ... 374 74164 ed 111, 14,274 44196 9419. 60 37 ... ... le 24164 3d IS. 7 411. Id 294 14 794 Od Ise. S —. ... 76 24164 74 17. lel 214 11428. 74164 41 10 ... ... 6 44 266 Sd 17. 104 306 Id 25. 94 164 Id 6 ',au' Ass. Aver. 137. 14 26. 0418. 9417. 104 79. 61196 Id Drrr.—Wheet„ Berle?. 041 e , Rye. Been.. and 2666, la rem._ I Dee. ti. Dee. 13. Dee. 20. Dee. 17. Jac. 3. Jam 10. 37 --I :- 37 13........... 1 ! ..• I . .. 1 . .. •• 37 3 ... 3........... f 37 3 ... 1 .. ... :.. j 11l I Si *a 10 11 1 s lit 1011. tat BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. rattenden and Smith report that them continuos a good demand for all descriptions of Hops, and the late ad vance is fully supported. Currency: Mid. and East Kent, 71. to 121. 12s. Weald Keats, 61. to 71. 7s. Sussex, 51. 12s. to 61. 10s. Yearlings, 41. 16s. to 61. 10s. MARKET.-TRIS DAY. Wo have a large supply of Beasts and a small demand, consequently it is difficult to realise Monday's quotations except for choicest kinds. Several remain unsold. The num ber of Sheep is not very large ; however, trade is so depressed that they can scarcely bo disposedof. The small amount of business actually transacted is at rather lower rates. We have a large supply of Calves, but chiefly foreign. The few good English Calves on sale make as much as of late ; inferior kinds are still very low. Our foreign supply consists of MO Beasts, 1,690 Sheep, and 242 Calves. The number of Mitch Cows is 116. Pair goo, of SIN. ad. e. t. Per tame of Mt a ad. d. Rua Poeta. Herefords S 6 310 Boa Una It 111-bde. ela 0 0 0 0 Best bbert bongs beesud 'waits beasts.. 1.0 3 0 do. aborts Oars . 2 8 4 0 l Ewe. aadescoad quality rlO 3 4 Pi to Item Das It Half-breds 4 0 4 4 beats laws. at wart*, 1,0121 ; Sheep and Loral" 7.000; es, tb Ylas 310. COAL MAItKET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Hetton, 171. 34.; Eden Hain, 16s. 64.; Russell's Hatton, 17a. 3d. ; Mang, 16. Rd.—Shlps at market, 34. REPP.F.SENTATION OF EMIT KFITT. -Mr. Plump tre, who has represented this division of the county for the last 20 years, has just issued en address to the electere, re signing his trust, and informing them that es soon as par liament meets he intends applying for the stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds. lie entered the House of Com mons in 1532 an .• an unflinching reformer," but soon after wards became, and hes since been known as, a " moderate reformer " of the practical school, a staunch supporter of the institution; of the country, and devotedly attached to his sovereign and the protestant chunk of England. lie states that he now retiree from parliament through " cir cumstances and considerations as well of a public as a des mestic nature." Sir Edward C. Dering and Sir Brook Bridges are in the field to content the honour lirglgiegli ' ‘ ! l ilt ,coz2: j (.... the vacancy in the representation of the co Ilnif th , address of the former only but yet appeared. ' ' I , ''' N . i ... %. 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