The Express. — London, England, 1852-01-10 00:00:00

4/-/aeze.o/2 Tvbt 113 rt% - No. 1,679.] • , L KSTR %LIAM LINE OF PACKET SHIPS, Watt, rd obardar Traders Ibr VAN DISXISII port r a 01.7111 A VdTRALIA. bs—Tbase asks , abasa aneL ad dia Int Area have nos elegant assmoodallose lba prose O . deddlbpapsbaats sUI be. den fee Us* Jays of sifts. N. I - delleaba.. 1:1•FW - T - 1% 141 . A sillP HOMAN Cookaig.., 7 ...... IL o.llilder !PT.l — S;tai s To doll. Ilae laa. 15 1.1.. a. IS hanle• ptrtiaalai• apply to tile uslinigard. aao its ma. Saintly Irmo t,. nit • sex•••loo of cup nor ar•aohra AT, (regular leak* lo each of thoAaw t•lian oaonloo, to. ‘1 Att-AIIALL end EMI Mtg. H. frailtareb-sterat. THE NEW NHVELIST. I sos Tothli.bell in 3 roSonoon root ken, HE I .\ II: ('.IItEW ; or, Husband% and Wiroo. .. r , • • . ' , ay. ' claws merit of a nosh order. A •strain quiet.. . • s Merl petrol.. lbe .hale worn, shot rowel a know. kdge of t.t. . . non heart, freedom of style, trutla Wakes of Wei, and youut3 of 5....• 4,. - --Lst. easy 1,1/rite. . Very .‘a 1..,e to the ofamkry sweet. Three le Ille and freohnees about a .. is ratty tone of ',wrathy owl playful wit; the tharostre be. resit!': •,.. uo.w and women are armour, and oothadows."— taken,. tu , s , . •• lt lo ksou •anse we read • boob of this eta.* with greeter premeds b It; awl It .. stopnewhie not to reeognsw and enjoy the aurgednesc Ur foetal • o•sn ond entire, the hum.... otwers ot son and oseinson. life truth ...u. . othetty thostathd by the author."—Loonuner. "Clow -4nd woe) darer —ttsse sorb orrtatoly l.s. The style In carefully so 1..1106 end the mune of the dory II was on safely and @Noddy, and "arise the Inlrfrot of the rreder on to the end."- 14MM/rift boas: Smith, Eder, soden., M. Cothhlll. 01117UMW. - DODD. BROTHERS, 4 .T,.. • Ilaaskii-linase Ode!. jeweller., ailorsolths. sad Ifthibohlo.• , nee to whet as Motown td ;brit t•telb , l” ASOORT. Immo Mob of the ch.ieed =oho ash sonot !...On.d ebta., b00th.... hoodoo, hoop taro" It&a. who lot thh in Woke.— 40. to htU. HENRY 1 7 1, 172, and 149, OS PORN-a T R RE T, LIINIItIN, re etwonriate klehly-aaasbed tioLD WATCIIP7o, of the !NMI PON rAL PINs4TRE , TIi IN, GOLD 111AL4,JRWELLED, he., • Nee Gainer verb. In glom t wen M Two. and-n-161f Guiana. each. NLW 41110 W-1100118, at 171, ralobit ma eituaelve aori itmeut of New and nrL4r4l4.lls7D PLATE, and the NRW ELISCTRO and other PLATED WOW*, at eaecedEtgly rcdtned pekes. Ilia fine gold JEWP LL:IT ir alv la 4.114,4 vat.ety. Fine 0044 Guards fret 40s. nob; Woo Al. DEBT Cll %IN+, from lie. r A Pra; , ll. .. maintains tar I.lst of Pr IM. and •krtehea, wRI It Mt Re v. , . •re, on spplicst:en try letter; sad an r alp Neolietted /I..tr %.I,lrese-171, 172, tool 140, 091 , 0141:440011114 140:4141):4. :r A V 5 QEASi IN.‘IILE FESTIVITIF:S At thin festive o. the year, tbe fob...ring unriv•Ped bee wen.. lor the taint are ..11..1 .eto anTeared regulation. nary. ROWLANDS' lIACASPAR .111_ far abettor sad sertalidne • Iw...dant bead al bin Beal lialydror, be rearter.nly the Plus .04 fair, and thlonb..W Pearl benti/nee, for manning. • • i ..rne.• W tbe teed. ; end 11..drInorte Aqua Oho. • fen. pail eM •.• r.t unto F. tfiamr. an wwtl..l MVO= mistreat to please at and cr•uded ••••=onea The paironspe or royalty t 1 0-ole, ant Use wellAborn elbany of thew mid*, I. • •:bris • orlebtry airpoulleled, a 4 mailer Ohm pstg. bee ly ebb./ .le. warble pie/este. Ilemire of rpurtor indlatiano. n, Noy s n ne al emit belles the same al Itmolande • Oat al tre e• .e the wrupped or lebet.-40111 by A. SUNS. London, and by ebenorta sod radium's., CI.E.‘RING the VOICE, and Itetiering the lit ••• .nd I.n Ott., ao wediethe i• equal to Dr. lAMNICk4 ON ERA. Y... Mr. N. W. Ttrwas.. !wrath/Wt. Yawl harry a. • sa. do sot &poem of pre..t mediums emesealty. bet In r• • Mr. I.ot.Ce. Polmmi W.f.,. I ree.onsieed them foss rawness, ems 'yacht,* their etheaey in clearing the eAre.... •• • to:11, the action of the howe.. Their sedative qualities dlssea. • . ..e heart are alot great, with wt hwitatl as ar the amp dew t the ax of opium and ether ow/ remedies." ham tare. eras Is. 1 rd. b. W. and Its. pm boa. Odd by all • ,•1 vista Sh i t Dr. LOCOMS (MALL WAFILIA the hest mph. • :as Females. They hem • ph...ant teme. EIFTV THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT ME in 1.1 .7 DIT BAaars NEVALV.NTA AKABICA MOD.— 44,••• --fifty prase laddribside sway trod som the w dr• • . t arneb. eartf patios. =. opind al = to • •n 4 dodder, bobs been by Lib harry% es dollent !.• Mad JoII7, Worthen L sew 0S liarkik. Cure N... .of dyspeptic: trio the Lid Flea tht bird Ildidel du Idles -• I had *rim. aseestdidie book dm yew Fes4 bad suer • • •-he published& add ida."—lbmet &Did% ISM fa st Uhl.; 2 Ph, al ds. IL; dbl.. at 114.: II Ib, at o • ' . :rd quethy, le 11., at M.; fD. at 'as• ; tLe le lb. Id 12 • -*ors du sent ?no adder .6 rudot ul rodrelfe , ed. • . ' hews 1ba4.0. Insides aloe A. 4 lese 411.Mhossree riuste44 Wield irltb hb win. lot We s& J. 11. true*. grabs a taw Mild If WOW eaim +muted t.• eltftg •:.* swam. Illsird• sod retail W NZW DIVENTI.I) [AP WitAPPII/8 (IN sworn die lip e rillid W ta M. prr. at awl I tor pailtil The Waft NB. It i• tie Orme tabloids*. SWIM ARI.O W ' 8 NEW IN- _ 1".: .r- VENTED !MU-ACTING NT PHON 7 i VANT-Pral • R NO - 5 eil _ll Pewee% al Ett ., bo ellUtil ra. eider, or Aber liquor. . mfr lra iwine Mt or add ow efteraslly if .--- • that ,be rat pint shall to drawn raped ow . . A t ~.., r ii,..............„,_______ _ .....„ II . i 1 , 1 lb* AM. warranted to moor Ito coot la t• o r we 42.111 ef ale; prim to. art. ; ditto "a f: slommod,4l kr sherry, as„ tw. ?!. 17 Tr al.• sawra•lwg will ear t a t lz t ..i lta atlas. w ben the lira to r Ule kip et the MAK (whist, has a Wrap. If polar Air sionshe RI, o•Mileat Ai nobs. three. Abate the ark W ewe the Neer • • is me ea tiesly; vise the leo le Inroad ,•:, g et no more aeon water. JAN BARLOW, I WM= Meet. Idanegooreare. 6e4llWd lOC AJL—Noe are efteineezeept eteioped Ohl hi• a an. maoll Jim.. "PRESERVED" MEAT FOR THE NAVY. TO THE EDITOR OP Tlll 7111111. Sir,-1 am glad to see you have taken the " pro- SOMA sent " in hand, and I hope yen will call on the Ad lairalty I For the date of the eioatsset, sad by whom it nes aimed 2. lot the terms of the esintract, and whether it is a • what per canning of mese were to be opened ea being received into store. 3. Whose duty it was to open thews, and if they performed it; sad 4. If any accunty was fives, and what, for th e d e s p a d em s..e of the contract. t may, perhaps, be alleged that to open the cages would injure the meat, and that no contraelor would submit to loch terms. If thia, Sir, is the ease, se routines ou/ ia h o tt2 have ri he• made at all, but i/ made, the s e curity hate hi e n high that no loss would fall on the pavers meat, tibial would have been muse consolation to the Chan the Eiehequi r; but what eoasolatioa will it be to Ihr John Franklin and his gallant crew if, when reduced to the law extremity, they (*nod their metros unfit kr Aswan heal I remain, Sir, your obedient servant, Rerchistous, Jan. 8 . CHARLES NAPIER. k;•NUtiRLD OBJECTION TO KOSSUTII'S RETCIOf Ilsasbam newspaper states that the Ottoman Porte has addressed a note to the Emilia& Rovers- Meat. in which it encriteticallv protests against the contem platid mum of Kossuth to England, his liberation having Wire plane. it is &Betted. upon the express condition of his peruan , •nt residence in the United States. The Porte adds that it will insist the son Remaly upon the strict fulfil- Wet of this eagageasent, on account of the salve which it Mathis to the amicable relations which have been happily mestehlisliest between It sad Austria. We hod a parallel Mai west in Ow Vienna correspondence of the Cologne Gazette. INstRAECTION AT Val.e.iitaiso.—The following is es extract of • letter from Lloyd's agent at Panama, dated Der. r. . IKiI •—" The brig Mansielita, Captain Lase:argils, lerived here yesterday from Callan, whence she sailed on Ike lith of November. Ile reports that, ten days before he sailed, a French schooner of war arrived from Valparaiso briernorz news that, shortly after the sailing of the monthly •teareer, a revolution broke out in the city of Val- Pogue', which was at first quite formidable. The vessels of war "I foreign nations lying in the harbour immediately &embarked all their marine force for the protection of the Suloro-h"9.9. and the propery of foreign residents ; that Ike miunrents were finally overcome by the soetraraent hisss, but not b e f ore 1,200 persons were k illed. ' ' PlikilrluATitiN OF THE COA9T.—A battery of 100 r: of 'wary metal, is ordered to be emstructed at the Licht, of Bfinbrifte, near Spithead, r well as a hairy !tempting) at Lumps, also off Spithead, on the Pi ttinmetb shore, and also for 100 heery gun., with the has poattile delay. A sew fort at flrowndown, optinsite 114.- (Wee( Wight), ea the Gosport shore, to in course of aaYtrw ties by two companies of Royal Sopren and Miners elshoov.l at ort Moneton, evediipsten being used to ammo to the wor k s i n two months - l'orfrosoufn Times. 1 4, 1 GI WALES RAILW.tV.--Trafile for the week ' mdir,it Jemmy fl, 1142, exclusive of mails Passengers, 11 / 1 1 7 `. Id •_pareala, 17e. bd.; goods, including traffic heed gi ' Dasa., 3721. fid. Total, 1,3651. Om. 11c1 IRELAND. DUBLIN. JAN. 9. There has been a stiff gale, without intermission, for the hut twenty-four hours. Yesterday morning it commenced blowing hard from the south-west, and so continued thioughout the day; but in the evening the wind veered to the north-west, from which point it still continues, aecompanied, this morning. by a slight fall of snow and intense cold. The Holyhead steamers were two or three hours behind time yesterday; and the railway steamer, due about I I last night, did not reach Kingstown until this morning. The Kingstown correspondent of the Fri-e ~,,, writing last evening, soya: While 1 am now writing, 11 o'clock, p.m., it is blowing in such a terrific manner that those who are obliged to he in the neighbourhood of the pier can with difficulty remain on it. Within the last hour • few small malt have made tho harbour, and I I.arn from one of them that there is a tremendous sea outside, rolling soil tos.ing in the most frightful manner. The barometer, which 1 have watched eloacly, is much agitated—a sure sign that we are in for a "sueeser." The night is nearly as clear as day, and lean Dee • considerable durance at sea, which appears fearfully agitated; here and there its surface is ono sheet of foam, occasioned by the great fume( the gale, which prevent. the sea rising; but in an instant, as if by a terrible power, it rises with a heavy lampy and frightful sea in the divtimers. I ass plainly perceive the Kial ia suffering, ire Nisei. tam afraid we shall liiie - sailierwunts frowiti; Welsh coast. About nine o'clock this morning a boat was observed, with her keel uppermost, shout five miles south of the Kish, and, from its build, it is supposed she was a ship's boat. The debate on the subject of ministers money, introduced by Mr. Reynolds, M.P., at the meeting of the corporation on Monday last, was resumed yesterday, and ended, as was foreseen, in the defeat of the motion of Mrs ltecnolds. an amendment proposed by Sir Edmund *Donnell, a Roman ca tholic member, to the effect that it was inexpedient to discuss such subjects in that body, having been carried by a majority of tad to 13. ALLEGED CHILI) NIURDER. Yesterdtm, the adjourned inquest on the body of • male third, the offspring of Agnes Elisabeth Tyler, was resumed, and concluded by Mr. Bedford, at the Plough Tavern, Caron-sin•et. 'the inquiry had been ad journed from a former day for the production of Mum Eyler, who at that time was too unwell to attend. It was then stated that that person had informed Mr. Stephen% the medical gentleman who had attended her alter her aavrehentrat, that the hither of the child, • person named Lee, had taken her to • person residing in St. Martin's ',stet, Leicester-square, who forced her to undergo an ope ration which bad produced premature birth. The Coroner said that the name of a Mr. Leo had been mentioned on a former occasion, and that gentleman had batterhe present during the present proceedings. Mr. Lee was accordingly admitted. Mies Tyler was called, and on entering the room fainted as seeing Mr. Lee, and several of the jurymen said that he ought to be requested to withdraw. The Coroner said that it was one of those questions which he could not leave to the jury, and upon which he alone must decide. Their was a very serious question involved in these proceedings, and in fairness to Mr. Lee he had suggested that he should he present to answer any state ments that might be made against him. As, however, • solicitor was present to watch the case on his belief, Mr. Lee could withdraw. Mr. Lee accordingly left the inquest room. Agnes Elisabeth Tyler was then sworn, and made the following extraordinary statement I live at 3S, Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn, and am a single woman. I was delivered of a child on the 3rd of De cember last, who died shortly after his birth. Mr. Stephens, our family medial attendant, attended upon me. I know Mr. John Henry Lee; he is a music master, and chorister at the Temple Church, and resides at 77, Newman street, Oxford-street. I have known him about eighteen months. Oa the evening of the 2nd December he proposed to me to ace mpany him to a doctor, a friend of his, that he might see in what state of health I was in, as he was afraid 1 was ill. I went with him to 18, St. Martin's-street, Leicester-square, sod he left me at the door, promising to wait until I came out. A woman opened the door and showed me into a parlour, in which there was a man whom she called "Doctor:" he seemed to expect me, and mid I ought to have been there before. I made no reply. He then asked me to take my bonnet off, which I refused to do, and the woman (who was in the room) said I must, and famed it of. She then laid hold of me, apparently with the intention of placing me on a conch, hut I screamed out and said I would have nothing done to me. I was so frightened that I fainted away, and do not recollect anythin g e l se unt il I found myself upon the couch. The doctor desired m e t o b e cure and come the neat night. I have no recollection of the man doing any thing to ate, but when I said I would have nothing done to me the woman took off my shawl and held it en m mouth. To the best of my recollection it was about 8 o'clock when I went to the house, and it was 9 o'clock, I think, when I came out. Before I went I was in good health, and quite free from pain. When I came out Mr. Lee had gone, and I did not again see him until to-day. About 2 o'clock the next day I began to feel unwell, and continued so until the birth of the child in the evening." By the Coroner—Did you experience any part i cu l ar pa i n whi6t in the room with the person they called the " Doctor" at St. Martin's-street ? WitioTaLlei. I was perfectly unconscious after I had boon than • daft tint. I don't know whither anything woo damn tent or not. Mors is nothing to which I ran arrihate pormiars birth aseept this. No propositi on was me rade to nio to get rid the child by procuring abor tion• ll e irs Te r• was theazitild to withdraw. She hinted time whilst low rider,. Mr. Stephens woe that ami_oegested the evidence he gave es the litorer whki was to the effect that on the main t h e e !ti Domator he wee galled to attend hut WIEN; who hod has dawned SSA Iliad betas-low primly. The said Msd theft allemorde of axleauslisa asseapaat ups _ who bra prosaatuody. The rpm less Mod to he •I I be todliderloped at the pet ourtimi ozerimiles. /he sods a Maser to him to thalami that she lad hems Io s pima are the Globs, is lairioar "am, where a dater had used aa brooms* width pampa bar very mak, avid she was rhea to go egret, r they might kill ; that dill off hese eared lime at Mr. Lsto's ladano at 77, Newman. ma where a Pima podiums - bad several thugs attempted to um at teraseat. The Orssor, La the some sistrailas op, said that this inquiry might taroks ea use, mere, ag es Irma% the law. If a pesos used aeons la abode% and dm child upon ing bolo died , Maw of being too weak to be live, then ths puma who a Mal would be guilty of murder. I. this sots, bosom, It wadi he di& milt to determine whether at amt the dos& hod best lir doer, by an operation, Ives led then bre say dirmt evidence. - The after a long consultation, named the follow ing special verdict : " flat tbe deeissoil eled died hose exhaustion, eoaesgseat spas b 1111111111111tonly how; bat the jury an of opiajos that ihsso eon w.y onyision eh. mmistaneee in the ens, of wide. !sweet:, they had not sufficient legal evidase." Mr. Sidney, Mr. Lse's sol.eitnr, was slant f• Wins the court, but wee stopped by the owner, who any that the case was now over, sad Owe was no ashoolty he Ms to adder the jary. Thin were • sushi, of easpisiser tir aeoisas d the nee 'Ma Mr. Lee night has. demi up. Judos la the soighbrarboad of the Wort ad inn troubled to Investigate omen in whist' Widen wen ed up hod in the street. He had Mai thank that la bat few eons won they plaid then by the tares so sea saw hind Three or dor tans a wed lesinostly weaned and hews Friths ions meistaan one to Ono, as it was periddy hepssible thst act assay end be di of is tre g ualess sons facilities sett toadhed. it wee • very thing to think that adds amid be thrown bko in the streets or square% NM in the majority of inslnnewe it was quite invalids to tress the crime ban* to do (aft porde.. In the aunt of the invoatigation a cud, which was alleged to have boss OM to Miss Tyler at the house in St. dirtied's.% was headed up to the coroner by polices sergeant Tbenposa. It had then words, "P. Ham, Inter pret* et Oiaminmilre, 16, Bt. Martin's-street, Leicester- RAWMARRR COLLIERY ExPLOAION.—A lively sympathy is being manifested with the bereaved families of the unfortunate sufferen by the awful explosion at the Warren Vale Colliery, near Itawmarsb, on the 20th ult. The committee formed at Itawmarsh have already received in contributions nearly 900!. ; and the committee formed in Hhefßeld last week has added to that sum between 3001. ar.d 100!. On Thursday evening a public meeting, con vened by the greave of the feoffees (Joseph Badger, Esq.), In answer to • requisition, was held at the Court-house, Rotherham, to appoint& committee to canvass the town for subscriptions in behalf of the same fund. Amongst other, the vicar of Rotherham (the 1t.,. R. Mosley) had been so licited to allow • collection to he made in and of this chari- Lible movement. Ile declined to secede to the request, and on Sunday he publicly gees hie reasons for so doing. These were that be bad had several collections at the church lately ; that the owners of the pit, Messrs. Charlesworth, were wealthy men ; and that the accident had not occurred in his parish. The public meeting appointed a committee, and subscriptions to the amount of rather more than 1001. were announced. It is the object of the committee to raise 2.0001. ' • and this sum will give to each widow 2s. and to nth child 6d. per week for ten yews. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1852. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoes. The share market to-day is flat, and prices are drooping. North Western stock, South Westerns, Midland., South Hastert's, Berwick., Great West erns, Lancashire and Yorkshires, Caledonians and Aberdeen., are all marked at a slight reduction. Chester and liolyheads receeded to 201„ but have since recovered to 21!,. The preference share department forma an excep tion to the general appearance of the market, being firm, under the influence of the dividend period. The traction in French shares has to-day set in more strongly. All descriptions are lower, and in Northern. and Orleans and Bordeaux the decline is considerable. eUAW MID STOCILI Lawns. Teseerisy. lee to-day up le I p.a. 14 iy :I Iv, H 4 N. IN ni IN la 11.10,010 101.00' V.,006 bo,OOU 2,000 Vi,uos 10.000 6000 Iron "WI 10,000 20.000 10,00 u 74/!,000] If, 100,000 BAIL\ HINES. THIS DAY. Two o'f:wen. In the Stock Exchange, business in mining shares to-day is quieter, and prices are not quite so strong for some of the new gold mining adventures. Agua Ftiaa are quoted 1,1- to _,l l prem.; Nouveau Mondes, to f prem. • Golden Mountains, par to I prem.; Auetraliar (Ltd, to prem. ; Australian Annferous Ore Reduction, to prem. The official list of sales is given below. 2.. 20 110 12s:isi Arm WM timln Willman& - Asturian Aug/Willis Ave Maris Ilommrron Ina aisd Coal Holmes Keep . Mitiola Iron Brasil. Imp Q. at SI. psa Ccems and Cults.- On. tlt. JTanTiisi Craig° Knit. it Australia Coppet !Genera It. aria dutaitAnistiosa I:!loa — !eau — ?l — e - tbds Santiago os Cuba fin Croft lintral Mexican Wag Mariposa 1 101. 13 1 all IS 40 14 ti all ••••••••111 pries ymterday . 1 11 X0 .10 Par 1, - 101 7 all 1 11 241 6 311 4 11 It 3 S. 4/ S i m 2j 21 du. Par 1 1"1"r" to-da d°4 1. Isi I Ambits., rtettleg., Pools 1 . mid 11. mi Jamdits• . tlir7a. "- V/717. i1477eir701; Birkestbsed, Laserhirrs Mo. Jul'. tats 184.1.6.1 Ilia An.Wm (LIS L. mad agD)... . Do. (SI% C. tt.j. Brien Otsustles &Meng Dube. CLiss A . Oats 111. sh.) . . Ito. slaw It ask Rut Lsassehire . Do. Now 4 shaft Rapt pkvirot Imlla Omsk sad Ntra laactfoo - ItAamburigh and (D....ymv VAtuitourgb, rart.l.Dumle• u (Davao,* Faults Wevirru Orem Nmtbrra . Do. 4 Luse% 1,11.c6rn , Dko. 4 phareo,K,oll4sret t.ignatb. awl Wert.ilre. Wog \tinter. ... .. 141 . 0 casiei - ;? . il — Car 604 .7 :: uM - 7 - ni.l7 taassettire and Yarkey.r. Ds. Do. W. 4 R...;6gilts.or. 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AN ACCIDENT OCCURRED TO WILLIAM MILER, ERR., M.P., while shooting one day last week with some other gentlemen, in his p at Leigh Court. Captain Somerset tired at a hare, when a portion of the shot lodged in Mr. Miles's leg ; but, though the mishap has lamed the hon. member a little, we are rejoiced to say, jibes dono him no serious damage.— Watedire bscfspenderif. 46 sO 27 6 6 .66 S 6 Ma 10f Si of 131 14 564 87 481 57$ 77 79 4 Se pa 42 44 .4$ 7$ II . Sj 6 . I 3 I 7 7f 911 07 ll6f 117$ 4 St Si Po 2$ II 80 $O4l 74 7 Ma 34 81 If 31 818 58 isf 24 al II Se die Ii iil dla Ji t du 76 7 If :' l't: 14 v .9 :34 144 IS 9 91 3 11 6 4 4 44 Si die IS IS 64 74 IS 14Se li die II 9 24 S fa As le 13 dls II q 31 U. 181 161 61 el al il 31 23 111 an I an t. W et. a. so is Y I 7 100 IS Si 31 TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST NISH' Oi Hallway. 18.51. 1852. iii mi isul 941 61 49 BRITISH. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Birkenhead, Lime.,& Cheshire Blackburn Bristol and Esetwr . . liii Zi6 188 261 25 iol au 1711 2411 188 264 Caledonian ---- Chester and Holyhead Cork, Blackrock, and Paatatre Dublin and Belfua Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kiagatuwn Dundee and Arbroath Dundep,Perth,AberdeenJune Dundalk and Enniakillen Moat Anglian gait Lancashire Ess.em Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glamgow Edinburgh, Perth, at Dundee Rletur and Crediton 162 671 11 Kaisreas and Troyes Neater and Liege* Northern of Franco Orleans sod Bordeaux Paris and Lyons Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen 5,248 6,676 Paris and Strasburik 6,830 6,100 Ar Rosen and Havre 121 Tours and Nantes • The receipts era exclusive of the amount received from the Belgian government. Furness Glasgow and South Western Great Northern& li.Lincolnah Great Southern & Western(lr) Great Western Irish South Eastern Kendal and Windermere Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds Northern Liverpool,Crwdly, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwa:l London, Brighton, and S. Coast Loudon and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. Manchester, Shell., & Lincoln. Manchester and SoutliJuuction Marypurt and Carlisle Midland Midland Great Western (Ire : Monklands Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire North Western 45 Scottish Central. Scottish Midland , hrewsbury and Birmingha lirewsbury and Chester , Shmpshire'Union South Devon South Eastern South Wales Southliork.,Doncasterdt Goo Stockton and Hartlepool Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Linacriek West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcamtle, and Berwit York and North Midland Fonzzox. Central of France Dutch Rhenish Maria Antonia _ 1841. 1,1161 694 268 8,34 3,714 12,440 1,93'4 819 281 42,010 - 730 8,376 19,2811 9231 2,364 3,444 4,441 1,406 194 1,370 3,900 7,798 2,477 689 809 923 319 676 G3i 4,103 12,704 4,000 2,335 34 4,539 10,000 3,834 13,888 1,6141 12,?!7. 189 3,664 16,300 2 - 24 40,248 800 8,094 8,403 112 622 2.58 3061 2081 6t7 20,048 _. _. 759 2,028 3,483 4,571 502 1,726 513 1,411 508 1,606 12,866 1,365 981 1,106 2,230 929 217 217 13,037 6,605 1,027 103 2,733 1,119 164 412 i 71 ___ 4421 1341 210 LOCAL SHARK lIGIREBTB. Lrmaroot, Jaw. 9.—Our share market has been dull and fiat to-da , but without any material change in PThe are the transaction* :—Birkenhead ClMehire ), 163—Caledonian, 16— said end Windemere, 10 7-16—Lancashire and York shire, 64—Ditto (fifth shares), W.—Ditto (fifth shares West Biding Union), 4d.—Leeds Northern (late L ee d s and Thirsk), 14—London and North Western, 1161--Mid land, 671—Newcastle and Carlisle, 84-Bt. Helen's Rail way and Canal (new pref. 6 p. c.), 2 p.--Bouth-Eastern and Dover, 211—York and North Midland, 231—Dundalk and Enniskillen, 71. MAII=3I2EI4 JAN. 9.—The market was scarcely so firm (Leeds Stock excepted), and there was but a moderate busi es.oo Leeds, 621 Ic. 1 ; London New Quarters, 311 p. Shield New Pref., Ip. 9-16 ; Midlands 68 8; London set Manchester Olen 81 p. es. dir. • lin& F., 11 d. ; Odedeniea, 161; Dover' 21 7-16 ; Eas t Lancashire, 16j ; Idendentar aad Birming ham C. Quarters, 1 13-16 p. Lome, Lan. 9.—The market was • little flatter this 1 . The business done was limited to the following •, 4 7 whisk we give the closing quotations: Lancashire and Yorkshires, 1321; Midland New Pref., 90. 3d. du. ; North Weentras, 12 dis. ; York and North Midlands, 23 ; East Lamakires, 16i. 16s. 3d. Bnosuronen, Jaw. market was rather brisker to-day ; the Monotone were chiefly in local stocks, prices a shade ia edemas. Batson, inn. o.—The market continues quiet, but with prices somewhat firmer than in the early part of the week. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. RATURDAT, .I*.N. 10, 1862. TM Stets of tle Weather at seek of the Mewing phase at Nine °Week yesterday morning. The statical are arranged la seder et latienda. *was at etnag n li or Stars of Wombat. Maw at rue. . bat. Wind W . Ptineorva . —.. W. @tram Proust Ned* Cooky Ilasoritax W. Wien Illrere ellellus 1401171....• foo‘ afm.' , .. . . N.W. Illymilicono Paythaly Coady Poutaryoar .. ...... Trwidatlss• .... W. Sims Pram Partially Mao GREENWICH W. MN - VW aft bra Pray* 64••,.., . Oarannorsa W.E.W. Ilaml WIWI Ohne= MY, dad, CaNaaname Tao arafril...... R.W. !hr. Whkg Vim lins.vama Sup ........ LW. Mona IBM 1in0w67..... —. D. II ay, Gale Ilaaw ifi; oak THIS DAY, Noon. wlrwne ef irled. lama P 0•111,N srum irlaL ENID el the weather. air. The ratans boat the plias did met reuth this fire in time Sat pabliemisa yesterday; they therefore indicate tii• state of the weather en Thursday warning at tine o'clock. Lettuce . . I 11._ Hard has tivitar , ot. ..... 11..mrr . kw. Ilaavy Isla llea>> Oak Kraft Drier Clerstis knew , ' Piro.' Prem. .trepre Mrm•t Brew 14 . rostg Kreame hortially Overrmt a - ZdT °wren' RJR Hem liAla INQUEST ON TILE CHILDREN FOUND IN WHITE } llIARS.—Last evening Mr. Payne held an inquest upon the bodice of the three children found dead in Pleydell street, and near Apotheenrieg Hall, on Tuerday and Wed newlay evening, u before reported. There being no evi dence a. to their origin, ver&ta of " found dead " were returned. MUNE Y MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoce. In the English stock market to-day business has not been by anT means extensive, and is calculated to give rise to little fluctuation. Under the combined Influence of a lees confident interpretation of the accounts from France, and the continued uncertainty as to the position of the ministry here, both which considerations tend to discourage operators, prime have been a shade weaker, and though the improved closing rafts; of yesterday's market were for a moment attained, the market has ruled during the greater part of the day at a decline of 1. Consols opened 97 to 4, both for cash and the lftth, and, after touching 97; for account, have since re turned to the opening price. For tho next account, of the 12th Feb., the quotation rules at 971 to }. To-day's:official business list includes:—'three per Cent. Consols, 971, 97 ; ditto for account, 97, 1. , Three per Cent. Reduce, 971, I. Now Three-and a-Quarter per Conte, 98i, 99. Long Annuities, 1860, 7 1-16, 7 ; ditto 30 year/41660, 6 13-16. Bank Stock, 2101. Exchequer Bills are steadily supported, at their improved rate of 395. to 625. prem., and India Bonds at 695. to 721.40 rem. The foreign stock market presents none of the buoyancy i lately observable, and the tendency is ge nerally n tho direction of a reaction. Mexi can Bonds have receded nearly 1 per cent. from the highest point of yesterday's advance, the price of ' the Bonds having actually touched 301 yesterday afternoon, and the last bargain marked to-day having been done at 29). Spanish and Sardinian are also lower, with less doing. • Actual sales are as follows: Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 96. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 51. Belgian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 94. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., 161. Mexican, for account, 15th January, 30, „I, Portuguese Five per Cents. Converted, 1841, 34; ditto Four per Cents., 341, 34. Russian Five per Cents., 1131; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101; ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 92, 1. Spanish Active Five per Cents. for account, 231., 7, 23 ; ditto Old Three per Cente., 42; ex div. The committee of Mexican bondholders state they have received advicee from Mr. Fulconnet, dated Mexico, the 4th and 601 of December. The government has abandoned the plan to raise funds teethe payment of the January dividend by the issue of cotton licenses, hut has applied to Congress for authority to raise a loan of 2,500,000 dollars, of which 740,000 dollars are to be applied to the payment of the January dividend. The loan is to be secured by duties on articles now prohi bited, which prohibitions it is contemplated 4) abolish. Tho President and his cabinet appeared to be sincerely anxious that the dividend should be paid, and Mr. Falcon net thinks that this may , ha done at an early period by a plan suggested by him, of the succe.s of which he entertains sanguine expectations. tic calculates that the produce of the revenue assigned for the payment of the interest on the foreign debt, which is not yet remitted, and is likely to accrue up to 31st December, will in cash and bills amount to upwards of 840,000 dollen. On several points pending connected with the arrears, as well as on others, Mr. Falconnet was gradually coming to a better understanding with the government, and sonic it was agreed on to allow to stand over for a more opportune time. Caravajal was trying again to rally his forces in the north, but the government was now better prepared (or defence there, and there was reason to believe that the United States would adopt strong measures to prevent their citizens from joining in the fray; and, that in case of necessity, they would even direct their troops to cross the frontiers to lend their aid in repulsing the attacks of the insurgents. Colonel Facio has received 76,000 dollars from Vera Cruz and Tampico towards the dividends,) and the com mittee has received 3,9.16 dots. 97 cents. on account of the arrears. From the Mexican agency wo have the following: Colonel Facio begs to inform the holders of Mexican Bonds that there has been received for account of dividends, per steamer Thames—from Vera Cruz, 60,000 dole.; from Tampico, 16,000 dole. ; from Mazatlan, per her Majesty's ship Champion, 33,630 dole. 3k. 32, Great Winchester-street, Jan. 9, 1852. At the meeting of the Commercial Bank, held this day, a very satisfactory report was presented, and the dividend declared was two per cent. for the half year. The quotations of foreign exchanges rose consider ably yesterday, bills on all places being negotiated at much higher rates, owing chiefly to the improved prices for bills on London lately received from the continental bourses, and partly to the absence of the mails from different parts of the Continent. Under such circumstances the submarine telegraph is an invaluable auxiliary, and it is much to be regretted that means have not yet been devised to make its agency useful to the mercantile community at large. The merchants now feel what a great boon the Daily News and Times conferred on the commercial in terests by publishing during three months the con tinental exchanges of the preceding day. Drafts on Paris were much offered to-day at 25.30 to 32t i ditto, three months, at 25.45 to 50. Am sterdam was hardly saleable and touched 12 florins, as it was extremely difficult to negotiate at even a fraction antler that rate. Hamburg was in better damad,, sad little paper was in the market, yet the =lLrese a trifle, closing 13.101 to t. Mills OR likewise freely offered, and the rat* ad vanced, particularly for Leghorn, which ruled at 90.85 to 90, and Genoa at 25.60 to 6.5. Paper on Spain and Portal made the sole exception, and was mtat ed a sh ad e in favour of sellers. Vienna and were but little dealt in, no prices from abroad being at hand, but the price shows a decided advance, Vienna being quoted 12.6 to 8, and Trieste, 12.8 to 10. The prices negotiated were as follows: Thom Pnoso negotiated. From To F asaihsaa• „ port abort Ili. MI. M tsar. ... lIKT. " i Moistitilla. 19/mo, .. 121. Or Oct.. , " 121. °Mr. 120., irtv. / Mimi them .loa.chL limes. lolra. Fes 410 ~ Mt. elm ...1200. 'kr. ..„ Fri „ 111 . 6Kr. ... 116. Orr. TIIIIIO — „ 12a..kkr. ... Its. IMF. 25fr. 4201. ... Mfr. 470. Ghent .. 23 er. 420. ... 2Str. 470. n 21k. 4244. ... 23k. 47111. •• ± 4l e. ... YS fr. Si 4. Delo ........... „ 3 liTaitisiiir: iie: ... 33h. iei. Havre ...... re .. 332 e. 43e. ... 236. We. Ikedanst....„..„. ..... . „ „ 231 r. 45e. ... Ufr. NI& = wiz ........„ „„ , „ „ 23fr. 454. ... 9312. 309. Geese 7 7. g l 1;: ebre. ... :reit Leghorn t f = . par mieest „ 40; poses ... eh pew R m 112 oo „ 119 pews .. 119/peeee Ipease . 190 wee YAM pee trailer „ 4 12 peace ..... piece Cadla ,, , 49 =S w wee ... 49 me peas er SO 49 peace . 4 mime pease ... 49 me WytU.„ „ 49 pees ... 4 pease tlerceices „ 49 pees" ... 4 penee 1111'eo Ileboe per mem „ 6.1 pence .. S 2 pease Oporto „ „ 32 pence „ pre fit. Pelerdeue ... per ruble „ 33 Deere 3., peen The amount of the position of the Bank of Ens land for the week ending Saturday, tho 3rd of Ja nuary is as follows : BANK Or 11101.11.14 D.—areeelt Nato Weed f 30,991,460 ' Fe for the west Mir Jr. 3. 115.1. P• ST% MIT Gorentrorst 1 , 04 £4l.Ol:JiO Other rifieerltlae 1.1044.9,0 Gold Coln nod Kato 111.110.076 fells.* liolana g 10.9 0 .1. 4s) Erajelsisre 06001 33644" liav n usu.; .4 at4sesi Debt,r4l , Tv. 41111 LI &WAS - 4•1.!ls;•0 1 41i; . 146 11;317ii • 00.992,4:0 .I...roment Koduriti•• (16613.1. Dea.l Wztxt Awinityi g13.2911 011 inhrScomitla• . 12.214.?12 Nogap ...... . . 11.701.80 liold aryl Mime Oo BO.Olll 4:3 7.778.146 1 07.77.046 Jan $l, Mil M. 11•11ATIM.L. Chid Caahl w . Compared with those for the week preceding these returns exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue Circulation active 19,284,690 Increase 604,060 Public deposits 9,117,516 Decrease . 172,030 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,293,972 Decreme 966 Other acclivities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Sevrn day and other bills 1,241,618 Ineream 191,384 The Rest The Reserve The stock of bullion has resumed its upward move ment, and the considerable increase shown above is, the more worthy of attention from its occurring at this period of the financial quarter, just anterior to [THREEPENCE, the commencement of the dividend payments, and whilst large disbursements were being made by the Bank on treasury account for salaries, the civil list, &c. In the corresponding week of 1651, a decrease ' of 133,6631. was shown. In the same week of ISA, the increase was only 4,317/., and in 1819 the increase amounted to 70,1:13/. This return is of additional interest, front its showing the effect of tho reduction of the Bank's minimum rate of discount, which in the week embraced was lowered to 2; per rent. Although the new arrangement could have been in operation little more than two days, the measure has sensibly affected the head of "other" or private securities, which presents an increase of 467,4171. The unempl o y e d mauls of coin and notes 'has at the same time been reduced to 12,272,951/. According to the official returns published is the Gazvtie of lust Tuesday, the total note circulation of 1 411 the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 27th of December last, sas 3,4391461.; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,3.52,1,511. There is consequently an increase of 87,393/. The note cireulat Mn of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2,6411,51:1(.; and the previous week's return being 2,673,239!., the decrease is shown to be 11,726 t. . . On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 18,719,9301. (being 43,7351. more than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 21,r420,0r01., which shows on balance an increase of 119,101‘. as com pared with the returns for the previous week ending the 20th of Irecember. • As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,2;00,3201., and the joint-stock hanks 718,171/. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 2,007,003/. below the fixed amount. ILSOLISII 11:N I:l2l.—Ts ge Dar. Ilant 11t.rt. :111 Long I.l‘u va.. that I•:' 7 11 1n.1.a St•-ct...bnit 3 per Ct. U 7 g 0.. 724. INtto for .t0 . ..t .1.7 Ezelivtuts lowi. GIL 31 ter Ct. C 0...,.. voi j FOREIO p/ir Ct. 11411,:tan. 92 4 S pot Ct. Itr.ai,xo. PI 6 Nor. 936 6 lam Ct. Nous°. trrnt. 4913 6 par Ct. Cholan. 99 1 6 1 3 par 471. 41.c0a. 3 tom i.c. 10‘ 1311 111.11. 71 4 78 II Wet. 11.31 , 4. ri • 4 per IX hutch. 601 V% Itiotki. 3S we Ortauda. 14 13 1 FUNII/4. 3 pm CL 51ellemn, 2.2 5 per it. 91 2 1/.to be;ern.h.!, 444 5 ster , VO 3 6 Pt. et. 11.1.4 aw. 112 13 411.8* it. 11.4..14 3 5 rue , 'L •Itutish. Actare, 3 per Ct. Slosaph. 6113+ Paaave. 21 per et. Werwsuels, 38 7 Du. 11tArre.l, 12 LI At, 312 to 24. Wrii - alea 1 Fri IN EXCILANGEf3. ilf 61 •1 If n I 61 r 7 110 y 17 lei LATEST FOREII I Var Moron. _ PARIS, Jai. 0. 1 1:_w . 1 0,8 7: — in me i . , meat cimuiir. , o..nu k , ........" , 71 -" 0 1.------ 11 30 11 1 .. 0 - — II JO 71 60 0 Cent*. yr Cretx. . do. New Lao .. n• ecnta. I per Cents. lll II 3wg Cent/. — $O3 • p p p pp Y u II IWm Cent.. 11 94 do. Nets Lana ; ft DO II Spar Cent,. Esehiinge on L,m.lnn : at eight, 23 30 ; Ou dly% 25 15. WArlan, 5, 19 in 102.4 gone,. Napiek Reines- .... Monel Do. 3, 1442 Do. 14 Dix 24 91admont 3D. Cents 97 0 !Una Mures lOO ... PARIS ; JAN. 9.—St. Germain, 530; Versailles (ri g ht link). 317 5o ; do. fleet bank 1, 238 25 ; Pub awl net unk, 1,130; Pane and Moen, 7.46 ; it. , ..ea and Havre, 293; Mom- He. and Avignon, 250. stek4lkkork mkt Hale, WI 25; Centre. 317 50; Roo. logim and Alden'., 299 7:0; Orloink an 1 ikodeaux, 15.1 ; Northern, 59; 70; l'kel• ald -n eihount. 492 50 ; fotork and Niintes, 330; Mos inee. and Troyes, 173; Dieppe and Inman, 130, Itorismur and Tete, 100. BERLIN, J.N. s.—Voluntary Loan, 1031; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 103. New Loan, Four and-a-Half per Cents., 102. National Debt, 891. Marine Society, 121. Bank Shama, 1014. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OP THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING -LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. The Colonial markets opened on the 6th instant very heavily, and the value of meat kinds of produce has de chard. West India and Mauritius Sugar has fallen about 6d., Bengal. la. to Is. 6d., and Madras fully Is. per cwt. In Coffee also there has been a reduction of about Is. per cwt., with but little disposition to operate. Cocoa has receded 3a. to 4s. per cwt. The Tea market has decidedly im proved ; a good business has been done in common Con gou, at Id. to td. per lb. advance from the lowest point. TALLOW MAIIKET.—THIS DAT. The market is steady to-day, at the following prices : Town Tallow, 37■. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 38s. 9d. new; 365. 3d. old; new year (1342), 384.; on or before end of March, 365. 9d. to 6d. MARKET AVREAORS.—Town Tallow, 395. 6d. ; fat by ditto, 2s. Id. ; yellow Russian, 38s. Bd. ; melted stuff, 284. ; rough ditto, 175.; Tallow graves, 9s. ; good dregs, 6s. WOOL MARKET—THIS DAY. The foreign and colonial Wool trade is rather more ac tive, several large sales having been made both for exporta tion and home consumption. The stock of colonial Wool is getting low, and parties begin to ask when the next pub lic sales wall take place, and what quantity of Wool is likely to be brought forward. At present nothing for cer tain is known, but it is conjectured that the sales will com mence the second Thursday in .February, and that about 20,000 bales will be offered, many of which were brought in October and November on speculation. Scarcely any Wool has been imported into London this week. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Cooper and Davie report trade at the following inotatiou . . c—Prime Meadow May - - _ qq .tay, 741. to 80s. ; inferior, 60,. to 70e. ; Rowan, 64a. to 60a. Clover, old, 76e. to 905.; Straw, 224. to 26a. COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. English Pine-apples and Grapes are pretty well supplied considering the seamon. A few foreign Pears are still fur nished. The best English kinds fetch good prices. They consist of Olout Morceau, Winter Nell., Beurre Rance, and Chaumontelle. Oranges are plentiful and good. Nuts are nearly the same as last quoted. Carrots, Turnips, C►b bages, Ac., are sufficient for the demand. Potatoe% do generally good in quality. Lettuces and other salading are sufficient for the demand. Mushrooms are still dear. Cut flowers consist of Reatha, Pelargoniums, Mignonette, Stephanotis, Ninon& mufti, Chrysanthemums, Camel lias, and Hoods. UM. PlawappLs, per lb.. 3. to Ge M Glawe eds, par peek, ils Grapes, bothonae, p.1b.,4s to Ts sweet, per lb., 2. to 3. LiAboie, per lb., Pd to Is Orange*, per dot.. 1 . 10 le 64 Apple., Web., per bu.h.,25103e64 per 100. 6. to 104 Fears, dessert, per don, 21. to 6. I Nuts, Bar., p. bush., 20.10 22. Leman., per doe., Is to 2. Nardi, p. bush., 12. to 14. Walnuts, per boa., 12. to 241 Filberts, per 100 lb., 70s to tOs vaorrAeLKA. Cabbages% per doe., 64 to le Leeks, per bomb. Id to 2d Lbulitlowers, per doe.. 2e to.. Whallots, per lb. rd to id Broccoli. per bunch, &IL to I. id Garlle, lb., 64 to Od rotates., per Ws, 436 to Ws lertwaken, per kilt per oft, bto Si love, 9d to I, per bosh., Is eld to 2s Gel I Lettuce, Cab, p. wore. WI to Is 1 Torstpe, per bete* 14 to Ild Ow, per wore, Set to 1. Cucumbers, each. la tole BraWl Waled., p. pun., 24 to 3d Itadisbes, per dos., 11l to Is Horse Radtab, per bell, Is to 4s ' Turnip, per dos., Ild to Is Illtehrowns, per pot, le to 2.64 (Were, per bundle. Gd to Is 6d per bush., Ts to IN Claret., per bunch, 44 to 64 Sorrel, per Welt wee., hd to 04 Brunel. Sprout., per half skive, Fennel, per bunch, 24 to 34 1. rd to 2. tlaws7, per bun. 11, 2d to 14 Sidll•Ch, per slew, le to le Get Thyme, per Intheb, 2d to 34 Onions, per bunch, 14 toad Parsley, p. duo. bun., 2.10 3. Apanirh, p d 0.., I end to 3s Mint, per Puree, Id to kl Endive, per re we, 9d tots Beall, per bunch, 3.1 to 4.1 Beet, per doe., bel to le Illarloratitolo., per buneh, 3d tr 4.1 Formulae, per dew, 64 to Is Waren:maw r :oh bunch.. I to 6.1 COALS.-LONDOW, JAN. 9.-CLOPIII or THE MARKET. - Allerdean Main, 13s. ; Bate's West Hartley, 131. 911.; llurnhope, 13s. ; Carr's Blarney, 14s. 3d. ; Chester Main, 14s. 6d.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 145.; Long ridgc 's West Hartley, 14e. Gd. ; North Perry Hanky, 130.9 d.; Redheugh Main, 12.5. Bd. ; Tantield Moor, 13s. 9d.; Tan- Geld Moor Butes , 13s. 3d. ; Townley, 14p.; West tVylam, 14s. ed.; walls End tiosfurth, 131. 6ds ; Walls End Morri son, lbs. 6d. ; Walls End Northumberland, 14p. tkl. ; Walls End Riddell, his. ; Walls End Walker, lea thl. ; Walls End Wharton, 14s. 64. ; Walls End Belmont, Ills. ; Walls End Braddyll, 175.; Walls End Hilton, 17s. Bd. ; Walls End Stewart's, 171. ; Walls End Bowden Close, 13s. lid. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. ; Wall. End Hunwiek, 14e.; Walls End Reline, 175.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16s. ; Wall. End Thorulev, 165.; Walls End West Reline, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Earkhouse, 15s. Gd.; Walls E n d T e es , 17s. 3d ; Walls End Wept Cornforth, lbs. 6d. ; Hartley, 138.6 d.; Nizon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 215.--Ships at market, 76 ; sold, 51. ItXPORTED DEATII OY C.U'TAIN ADDIsON AT TIIK Cara.—Captain J. K Addison, of the Royal Military Asy lum, Chelsea, has contradicted the reports in the Cam towers, recording the death of Captain Addison, of tho Queen's Royals, from wounds received in action. lie says in a letter he has received from his brother, dated King William's Town, Nov. 19 (immediately before the departure of the mail), be states his recovery to be progressiug fa- Tourably. so lo 6 7 6 1 7 ;) 1. li St en I i Ili i i