The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-27 00:00:00

(THREEPENCE. MONA Y MARKET. London Joint Stock Bank, 211. Oriental Bank Con. poration, 46. General Screw Steam Shipping, 53. Netherlands Land Enclosure, 21. Peninsular Oriental Steam, 86, 87; Ditto (231. paid), 531. 'royal Mail Steam, 821, 82. Scottish Australian In vestment Company, I; prem. North British Austra lian Land; !:, ; Prem. The settit,:,! in the shares of the Lake Constance and Basle Rat:way Company, and the Scottish Australian Investment Company is fixed for Mor.d a y next, the 31st. The quotations of st,nks at Amst er d am on Tuesday are thus reporter; by telegraphic ex press:—Dutch Four per Cents., 9 4; ; ditto, ITwo. and-a-Half per Cents., 641; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 1-16; Mexican New, 23; ; Portu guese New, 37 9-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metal lic., 82. At Vienna on Tuesday the Five per Cent. Metallic. were quoted 911, and exchange on London, 10.44. In the market for insurance shares, almost the only change this week is a rise in Alliance Life shares, which have reached 231. Other descriptions are steady, though rather quiet. The present quo tations of the market are as follows :—Albion, 86; Alliance, 241, 251; ditto, Marine, 55, ex div. and bonus ; Atlas, 201, 3 ; British Commercial, 7 ; Church of England, 31 ; Cleri c al, M e di ca l, sa d Gefieral, 2011 County, 120; Crown, 171; Eagle, 71 ; Equity and Law Life, 51; English and Scotch Law Life, 31; Family Endowment, 31; General, 51; Globe, 149 ex div.; Guardian, 61 ; Imperial Fire, 256; ditto Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 57, 58; Law Fire, 41; Law Life, 50; Legal and General Life, 55; London Fire, 281; London Ship, 281 ; Marine, 18; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 14; National Loan Fund, 23, ; National Provincial, 14; Palladium Life, 3; Pelican, 45; Phoenix, 173; Professional Life, 4 prem.; Provident Life, 40; Rock Life, 8; Royal Exchange, 235; Sun Fire, 211; ditto Life, 55; Union, 220 ; United King dom, 41; Universal Life, 45; Victoria Life, 5:. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1171; General Reversionary and Investment, 100; London Reversionary, 15; Reversionary In terest Society, 106. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Breeknock au Abergavenny, 82} ; Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Western Railway), 1051 ; Derby, 63; Ellesmere and Chester, 351 ; Grand Junction, 601 ex div. ; ditto, Guaranteed Six per Cent., 12 ; Grand Union, 24 : Kennet and Avon, 74 ; Leeds and Liverpool, 550 ; Leicester, 66; Leicester and Northampton, 44!; Loughborough, 510; Macclesfield, 50 ; Oxford, 132; Peak Forest, 70; Regent's, 161 ex div. Rochdale, 42 ; Stafford and Worcester, 403; Stonrbridge, 290 ; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24 ; Warwick and Birmingham, 40 ; Warwick and Napton, 28; Worcester and Birmingham, 33 ; Wilts and Berko, 7,71. Prices of this description of property appear to be generally looking up, owing to the increasing traffic of the country. Shares in bridge associations command the fol lowing prices :—Hungerford, 12; Southwark New Seven-and-a-Half per Cents., 16; Waterloo, 3' ; ',; ditto, Old Annuities of 81., 241; ditto, New, of 71., 221; Vauxhall, 20. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 221; Brighton, 16; City of London, 125; Continental (Third Capital), 69; Equitable, 26; Great Central, 141; Indepen dent, 46 ; Imperial, 86, 87; London Parliamen tary Preference, 25 ; Phmnix, 27; United General, 211, 22 ex div.; Westminster Chartered, 371 ; ditto, New, 61. Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :—East Lon don, 1241; Grand Junction, 69 ; Kent, 841 ; New River Company, GO; Southwark and Vauxhall, 90; West Middlesex, 111. The Assam Tea Company's shares are quoted in the official list, 10 : Auction Mart, 35; Canada Company, 56 ex div.; Telegraph (A shares, 201. paid), 22 ; ditto, B (71. 10s. paid), 8 ; Hudson's Bay. stock, 220; Price's Patent Candle Company, 251 ex new la ( Iluetweal No. 8101888 &xis. Pidd prima Ci douse .yeaterday. today. --- 21,300 40 Australasia .. all 3 SI 80 60.000 03 Chart. Bank Oriaa, Australia, and Chlas 2 1 pa 23,000 24 Radii* Read* and Australia' Chartered 4 II 14 pa I 14,000 20 tendon Ch irlared Bask of Australia & 74 31 64 pie 11 101 60,000 6 Royal Austral. &&&&&&& sad Ovid IrapxL — 6,000 23 South sandhi Co ... li 41 47 20,000 IS Colas of Awstralla all 74 76 76 Si 6.000 Do. New k 8 10 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocc The English stock market opened a shade weaker, but has since rallied. Consols were sold in the morning at 994 for cash, but the present quotation is 991 to a, both for money and account. Generally I the appearance of the market is the reverse of favourable. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to 1001 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1035 to 5 ; Bank Stock, 2271; India Stock, 270 to 272; Exchequer Bills, 675. to 61s. prem.; India Bonds, 675. to 71s. prem. The weekly board meeting of the Bank of Eng land, held to-day, has broken up, without any novelty having transpired, nor was any such expected. In the foreign house the settling is in progress, and business inactive. Granada Deferred bonds are lower, but the Spanish Committee's Certificates and Dutch stocks are higher. Spanish Old Threes mark 465 to 47 ; ditto New Deferred, 225 to 1 ; the Com mittee's Certificates, 41 to & per cent.; Swedish Loan, 15 dis. ; Turkish loan, I, dis. ; Dutch Fours, 975 to 975 ; Sardinian, 94 to 5 ; Mexican, 225 ; Orsini& Deferred, 115 to 5 ; Buenos Ayrean, 631. - // i v:. -.. 0 /0" . ./ge .g ii , r- 0•2 7- - it a........-----...... //,...1 7 ge-a-g... eief.--e•--4.1 .., ..• I • ' ./ a 44 ,4 . 4... Ba r--• .. e....€ 47. -de .418? •••• • 4.! . . • .... . . . . • . ...._. ) --i f f Itab l e ... No. 2,007.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1853. ...--- ..---- ---- 0 PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-The return LAW INTELLIGENCE. SHARE LISTS. 1011251024 RAIL•WAra. o f youth to the respective bosrasimehools area the late season ait ONE fort end atom. •,---- 1: II Inewerp tai Iteremase I 2 4 des 124 ""'''''."'"* . l.l 4 ,.lftwa'r. relA P" S;A c lt il Orc fee etcetera ng COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-TBIS DAY. - WiDNISDAY • EvIIINING. * N End linaellnos. 151 141 Ittrir t h'.u " ..l t for b lei - pro% ing . a . ad .. beaut2ing• tbe ND, ROVILANDtP Stemma in BANS. The railway market was generally better to-day. r s : n ollim 5e ... 6 . 91 1nn0ne ..• , l a wl. The appearance of I lIA LY Dia. FIT ,llllProt_ 11Y,1 , , , !.. 1 5 1 .E.A.. ratie.L., or o a r t fi risw o L s _sa; THE Qtrager v. DinsDALE.-canatriAL INFORMATtos. In the morning there was an advance in sympathy us ft Ilms - Thes i - r ir - .,: ''' " s i; pis yew."' """"%s a Mt7s . s . a'' , .la nal; wane Deeserving the B hert l 7 after the sitting of the court this morning, the with Consols, in ooneequente of the decline in the 20 2 1 : 1 16 EMMlllen .",- 1 2,- ' better to-day. Consol lion, notwithstanding _...._2r , " , / L..";'' it ,W e ',l indimensable accompaniments for the attain. Attorney-General applied to the court for a rule nisi to rates of continuation (as noticed elsewhere). Sales, p 6 7 11 o..„B llidim a msim r.al.. " o 8 .., 71 "'" i d i s l ii s c " --. .....t of -- h" .. 'ors tut missal:ages so universally sought f or and show cause why a rule for a criminal information should account. These open however, were renewed at the advanced prices , and 30 4 11i Ot.WeMa/Oanagn,am eses p a r i peg . A .......;, t 11: e . i re of emulous imitations. The rely Illielee 64 not issue Mr. Dimulale a harness maker , in Ox-balanced by those of t -- id a f "Rowland." preeedbig that °r ths ankle cm f d again st libel • Lewis,the . , subsequent to the fficid close quotations were rather li ••i Lenne t wiwolifsmuso. loll - - "`l' Lear. th' ""e ° Sold b A ~,,,,,,...„..__, ~ „„, mince. or -street, fora on Mr. LO superintendent to o buying hack ; and the ms *to; r' r I"''''' - 7 t A. i ;: t ;,r i , = ; . ...". "'. - so 1 Losseammen:, - t....4,,n, and by chemis e counsel, it appeared that her Majesty had ordered a set ential purchases, chiefly in Northern,. The price of w a 1 ....1215. (itailleayi .7: .... 7 41 7 41 y vernment broker, me --......_____ of hornets of Mr. Dinasdale for two mimeo, and that be had this stock Wall run up to 331, but closed at 331 to 1. ; ir . ). (07 . "' -. = = day by day, must yet I ------- they gradually absorb --------.. - 2 charged 5851., and sent in • bill for that amount. It was h Ine the duty of Mr. Lewis to examine all the bills sent in con- 10 D. S per N. irefaenOs i 1 dig stock afloat in the mar . .....',l l ,llZielis.u4,ll ' - elected with the stables before they were paid. On THIS DAY.-Two o 'Cr. oc z. le Lyons and Mediterranean 5 10 pa N / Nedra _ ... .. ... 11 34 pea . Stock Exchange moor examining Dinasdee's bill, Mr. Lewis thought the chargeenhanced rates latel in full „ a „..„,„,. sse se Marla Antonia_ ... ... - -- ' I * ' il The settlement of the account is was extremely exorbitant, and on that account he refused • l-0. - 0 . 0 Knew A Lief, (with in.) 7 of the absence of - . to settle it, sad wrote to Mr. Dimsdale to say that it in the railway market to-day, and chiefly engages so se De. Do.(ez Mena) .. 111 1 '. 5 - • was necessary that conspeeat persons acquainted with the attention. Prices are scarcely changed, but Cale- * 16 Nerthleset France.- - 334 is 831 trade should look iato the account, and give their opinion donian is rather better, and London and North- Sc all De. WA 3 per et. Bond as to the reasonablenem of the charges before the bill IMF WeIIITPD stock slightly seesker than yesterday. the 9. 8. Amens Ay.) 14 141 detection,mattersemutthe ato o u i no rlpoaniadopt e i edpion d pe foreign it t a l lonnhafoyottawteite fr eshvei s dßa : m n h a i O r : ;.1 „/, •.' , 1 • settled. Dinisdale withous caneaunicating with Mr. Lewis, F renc h s h aves are a shade flat ter 10 an werisegise Trunk Prager. 7 9 sesedmis---. called in three "Mends of hie own, and after stating ..,.... orwma Lyeas etime.e......obirnr. . bari. ..... ..... 3. 1 3 4 3,1 1 50 1 4 4 40 ip p n . to them the nature and expense of the work, • ""'" Great West e rn of Canad a Share. have been is as ili nira" 11 . 00 - . -9 40 --, .•'..a t r ---- . jii they e.me to the conclusion that 5001. was a fair done at 10.. prem. charge, and this was communicated to Mr. Lewis , SHAUN AND STOCKS ONCIVARANTERD. l Ol el 1.11111•1111111 .. 104 111 ar ell P° W lic O y ul a d t ap p i ) i f ..' 1 .-MII who wee requested to • pay the amount. Mr. Lewis objecte 1. , . • -•- I_---' :w main pamea 04144 „ As , ip au su rpm asismrs ... .. 19 101 r: @ millin to such a mode of arbitration, and wrote a letter through ti , pg. his solicitors that arbitrators should be appointed on both - RAILWAY& TeMarisy. _ sides. Dimsdrie had before then applied for payment of it IN Aberdeen „. .„ ,21 10 te 1 p.m !,' A; MlSltes eel laus._.. ... 9 91 10 4 Do. se me 9mt. Misr. - - 30 4 halms ef mem 224pm al 1 the probability of lowe rest, but all the great it - 1001. on accoun t , to enable him to pay his men, and that le SiataLearit„__.. 2l • ;•• ISMS . 90 h. U Wale" -- 4 tpm course, be guided it - -- - at an fluenees as those world sum was paid to' him accordingly, bat without prejudiee. 111 au oin er m e of lr so t ". sr- -41 I se e pea*. /WSW. 1 4 54 611 Dialed** then wrote to say that if the remaining 44 m r e. = sis = „ ri. ' 1 Msand it has never been MPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, who duly elegance with soistemv. -JAMES COOK', THREE I v, !OA FRENCH POLItiIIED MAHOGANY ARABIAN BED. portion of the 5001. was not paid, he would issue a writ it i all against her Majesty for the balance-(laughter)-and 1888s 4 8 g a ddine, Cahiget, Carpet. Loukinairlass, and . Upholstery :fated also that if her idajestusould not . be sued, in Co,,- .C. 21 If 11 1111 De. Ala do. M... 3 14 dis 4 1. I I: 0„,„„on Seleld NS INN .- : 1 , 0 3 7 1 „3 19 , 1014 71 90 9 Woman or hew. 76 {ore! 10 3 weeemer Switzerland 6Ms per 20 3 Zeeland their money. A g The formwing are this day's sales for account: been produced by An impression ha. • Warehousa.-BROMPTON HObeF., VI and rl, Queen rbuildings. sequence of the passing of the sill of Rights, he would bring .., au , am ••• ••• :. 111 l e 634 3 • ottIHNARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Aberdeen, 294 ; Bristol and Exeter, 1084 ; Caledonian, • llNlOUTstalllOe. Unmans given, an d • lister prices sent post an action against H.R.H. Prince Albert. (Laughter.) ''• the market would II 30 all Cork and Medea ... - 171 171 651 1 ; Chester and Holyhead, 221; Eastern Courtier, authority" whilst th a fm. While these communications were going on Mr. Dimsdale SO 43 WNW's! 111610.1an0. , 2 1 ills g came to Mr. Lewis at the o ffi ce of the Master of the Horse, IS all path, mud Aber- 124 ; East Lancashire, 79 ; Great Northern, I yew %Strati BY 1112: AtTIIoR OF "JANE EYRE," " SHIR LEY," Ire. and Mr. Lewis sent fur • Policeman in consequence of the violent and threatening language which was used to him. 16 all Mul ass kaErd - ... 5 5 1 11 2 1 Great Western, 891 I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 794 §; the taine, and to-day tl ✓ gbia day is poblibed, and may be had at ill the Litwin, T E. By c uanut B E " . Dim/dale upon this went awry, and afterwards sent a letter I N I/ 4 21 ! amea llens t ammiss all l'" en 6 21 4" s i f I r Leeds Northern, 16 ; London an d Blackwell, 81 •• London this market of French and North-Western, 1214 20t ; London and South 'Western. of RIMS of the hi hes • VILLET to Mr. Lewis, in which he stated that he was a greater 121 4 91 904 ; Idanchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 314; 80 Midland , ; York , 7 continent . It is thug i a In Three Volumes, peat No. IA all Imam MN% Ness A... w N c e a a w t I T Y e and Berwick, BEenarwilikekil,l64;2utitStootiEthmeEnteornns: been enabled to secure • Loudon : Smith. Elder. and Co., 6.2,C0mbi11. fool than any person he ever knew, and that there was (lallo I. 11. EL) , . a 10 la names t t o ot givehere follow a a n r e 4c la t se St, MORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDICINE. Lewis) wee:of discharging his: duty. The more immediate 74. DM Es* Lsoomildre -. •• 74 76 754 12; York and North 'Midland, 664. Is Too i n ,i,,,,,,,,„ n , o,,,yr,p a rion, pismires, Pal station of the Heart, and direct libel was, however,. contained in • ktter, of the . ...5 0 . ~..n s ll ..... _ n L a W. 1. .. D__ .. salliMinnJ__n . 7 115 , 1 1l 73 PREFERENCE SHARES. Eastern Counties Extension, 6 per Cent., No. 1,11 . 1 m ; a rea b d asis y a Fraie•a7. Acidity. li-artbuna SWIM. Headaelie, Distention, 6th of January, in which Dimsdale stated that Mr. Lewis lo `7 4 iso = oot r, • li en ai = tia '7 . i oi o 'i p , N Do. New 6 per Con. Stock, 141 •, Great Western, fix 4 th al e ill AHRIIT, Torptillty of the Liver , Cmah, Asthma, Ner.oolllollo, 818- was the greatest liar, the biggest knave, and the st. too un aara „ p.a.a an ai• se la ma „,.. D, us 1, spleen, Con-uniption, Dektlity, Parasols, f i r s ondest fellow he (Dinudale) ever knew, and et. 100 Glasgow B:Bontlafeelbre 00 67 per Cent., 108; Midland Consolidated Bristol and Binning- they are frequently the ta a Cramps, Hemorrhoidal Affections, Irritation of the Ul went on to say that Mr. Lewis was the lit, lee Gant Northers - .. 76 77 77 ham, 6 per Cent., 1521 money by the tall th Drys and libdc". Ula . "4 Btone . Mrki ' ll ' es ' 1/ .. thymistilm ' C°44 greatest blackguard ho ever met with, and that it sir.--)tide Id. or rd. fres poet On vtamps) ,lith edition. At. 160 0 : 8 1 s o u . tbsirso.A. Meek- 40 42 PORBION. when the direct euppi is was •• pity that such an office should be flied bysuch •• per- et. tee De. amelleA 11110 *-• ne ISO Great Western of Canada, Shares 16; Luxembourg (rail- have been partially rei m HF. NATURAL REGENERATOR of the St. NS awl Irma (Irs.• 103 103 son, and that he was a vile scoundrel, and that his character ~... IN finos " ham .. 89 90 101 4 ro DIGFSTIvE (MOANS. vrtla ut medici , s. ineonmeleoce. 0r 594 I I way), 41 ; Northern of France, 3311 ; Sambre and Meuse, Consols reached 991 T • . I - ~, 64 7 91. is aware. Thu trrottso it adap ted quently receding to 91 111 amere s• mars, practically illwitratieg the redorationof health to those circumstances he (the learned counsel) had to apply so all Weems, NM Carlisle .. EIS 90 it OW MS treble, debate or shattered conatltutiuu. for the rule. 141 111 Do. Theis 114 124 pa JOINT STOCK BANKS. for account, and 994 I KOt tendon : Barry it s Barry and Co., 77, Regent-amt. Rule nisi granted. AL 100 whom,* mitiioAlid; 79 se 791 official report is as fol ..___ 10 11 Ds. Was - , 44 4 ills Clarbli plisille* sols, for money, 99: la CULVE,RWELLI3 MEDICAL WORKS, 14 Ili Do. West Itiolae . Dace 3 21 „ SO ell Leeds Ilealern _..15 16 151 No. Nana Emma. Pad prior done materday. te-day. 994, a, a. Three pt m IrOrtbodoz, Aatt.ampirkol, and OtigiasL Is. etch; by post. SPORTING. U 4 111 Umber' Ilmbwall .. S si - - --- --- - Three-and-a-Quarter 1 2 . s. WHAT TO EAT , MIMI, AND AVOID. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TIIZSDAT. 10 3 Len„Tlibery.6 lbethent 1 31 pm St. MO Lea. lgentams,lllB. Caw. 105 1014 12,300 40 Australmia ... . . all 79 SI 10 23. 34 % 00 00° se P7 Chan. zugl Ati i,34 atr ite siit t andt „, - i cti -ni aa tal 2ill pa Annuities, 1860, 61, 7 sis U. st. ion Imammesi iiseta-west, 131 122 1:111 1 NEWMARKET HANDICAP. Exchequer Bills rem C LECTURE TO TOUNG MEL tn. 12 to 1 apt Contentment (taken) 10 II De Paha . .• .. 3 3 ism 10 I D0.51M1.,11.61 9.(C 11 11 „ Ampulla. Chartered 4 14 16 pm 3 57e. to 61s. prem. I ws 1 HOW TO BE HAM. Nothing else backed. St. 100 London Et Israds-Wester.. 90 91 91 90 !SAO 20 Lesion Ch atend lank being transacted at 67 es , tv. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 50 111 Do, OS ........64 3 4 Os MAnatralla ... . 71 34 34 pin II 101 In the foreign hot as MORAL AND PHYSICAL ENJOYMENT 01 LIM 12 to 1 apt Contentment (14 to 1 taken freely) 40 14 Dn. 10 - - SS 4 1 dal 30,000 5 Borst Austral. .......... so U TA Lealsabirik Coleraine It 12 andOeld Impcgt. Co. 1 - - Spanish stocks, which IN ON BrECIAL DlB2l/11/11. 22 to 1 - Redmond O' anion (taken) • 16 •aU temdeaderyat Esulekllleo 191 201 8,000 25 South i nada& .. ... .... 15 41 47 orders from Paris. T 4, TL 25 to 1 - l'ug Wreck (tal.eci) 4t. NO Itseslloo,&Llneolash 506 814 81 301 20,000 IS Celan of Asseralla all 74 76 76 51 all TIM INeTITOTEII OF MARRIAGE LIM. 3.) to 1 - Galvanism (taken) 8: 41 De. IlseAtUnel. MM. 56 3 (Us 8,000 .. . Do. New as 810 IC , 4. The Committee he vu. 30 to 1 - Grapeshot (taken) St. 100 Nl ibsil -- IS 754 78 per cent. Its ppear ia DISEASES OF WHITER. 30 to 1 - Snowden Dunhill (taken) St. lon L_D..m.r..ir0..... 44 46 47 NaMISCELLANEOUS. the government Is id 0112 6 /11 2 DMUS° CONSTIPATION, and H. 11310111. CHESTER CUP. 50 114201.0e•Weet. iliehmd) - - St. 100 'llemushat ,_ . , - . SI 51 Liming - measure in center C M 6. sz. and a. 22 to 1 eget Lady Evelyn (t) 25 to 1 - Scarecrow (t) 6 5 Di. Rateasion •.. 21 31 N 14 St 4 o a, S No. N. 11MCLLLANIC1111. Pd picas Business done vouchers. Mexican lad 26. to .day. 11110LISII, IRISH, sod SCOTCH LAW. I veis.. la. awn 40 to 1 - Contentment (t) SI Is Newry me Ilea . II Is - - --- the meeting (a fel se n. 40 to 1 - Trifle (t) N all :=Warriapohigilice. 8 56 IMO Leo ta•driUrn Agri.. U 72S 233 Sig 40 35 at which will be led REDIMPATHT; OE, THE COLD WATER CURL 40 to 1 - Indian Warrior (t) 121,715 iN. Brit.Araer.Land ell li II Pm oflt 11=13. famessfeerwe ; Carrallio.l47. Vleet.atreet: Mars. although in the appoi DERBY. to Is Do. New . 71 3 13,700 25 S. Au.trallan Land 23 46 44 47 114 An & lir.. eel all basbadlem : or of N. R. Culverwell, M.D., 10, a 34 Melbas Conales lista. 8 II an a,OOO 100 Van Diemen's Land, 29 13 17 16 the custom-houses tb me legmbelrat, who may be tonsulted daily from M till 1... 11 to 1 apt West Australian (t) , 9i. 109 Mora British .. ~. .. 34 37 MI 7 great benefit. The r we 1000 to 10 - Contentment ( t) le HI Mirth Devon, No. I. ... 6 di Bs Ms • an Do. 2 A Deferred 2 2 MINES. adopted long ago. I Ms details of the Mt (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) A 174 North Suiffordsair,.. . 4 4 als -----• WEDNESDAY EVENING. am CLERICAL GOLDORRE STEEPLE CHASE HANDICAP. Four miles. le all Nur* western tee, or at least some i a m There have been some very heavy dealings to-day w i ves. It a pp ear , ti n IC 10 Northam. S. Women:June 38 et pm 2 PREFERMENT*. (13 subs.) Rev. Gibeen Bleck (Rector of loch), to be Chaplain to Mr. Barnard's Young Lottery, aged. 10st 41b 1 St. I* Oxford, Wore., a Wolver. 494 60 IR. 100 iocitish Central ... .. 93 97 in some of the large English mining stocks, and alto- • • c o gather the mantet has been very active, whilst sentatives in ollw NIS , SIT Lord-Lieutimant of Ireland. Mr. Wainwright's Heroine, aged, lOst 81b C 1.... . . as es prices in several instances show a rise. Inquiries order to purchase t: WEI Rev. John Drury, to St. Mary Curacy, Clonmel. Six others started. et. DM shrews. 1 Mod. c A 69 71 relative to the trac MR • Bev. T. Gloster, to Killesher Curacy, diocese Kilmer*. Sew-um STEEPLE CHASE HANDICAP. Three miles. st. 151 Do. L.k.N.W.Guar.SUI 70 80 are active for Saint Day United, North Pool, Com- 2,500,000 dollars of NO 281 all atrowshory sad Pool e , ford, Alfred Console, Vale of Towy, Wheal Edward, Rm. -)Lemm a to Ballyspil.ane Vicarage, diocese Cloyne. (8 subs.) Mu '(Nor.W.lita.) ... 194 206 scarcel y would be ma Very Rev. Lard Viscount Mountmorses (Dean of An- Mr. Williams nil Woodlold, aged, 104 81b bee ry), to be Chaplain to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. Mr. Henry's Lady Wilton, aged, lOst alb 2 4 0 1 0 N. . Oseestry ... .. 14 IS follows:- Wheal Buller, 1,085 ex div. • Devon Great nos Rey. Richard Thomas Pulteaey Pulteuey, to Ashley HURDLE RACE HANDICAP. Two miles. (5 subs.) 10 at Slew... Mrs Ualoa .. .. 21 21 Mrthat prevails in all off Eatery, Northamptonshire. Mr. Barton's Uncle Tom, aged, Bst 91b 1 Is 34 Math Dress ... .„ .. 22 U Consols, 420 ; North Pool, 325 ; United Mines , 375 ; tunate republic. Ott Rev. (Merge Roberts, to St. John Perpetual Curacy, Mr. Barnard's Quickstep, aged, lflet 21b Cheltenham; value, 2501. HANDICAP PLATE of 30 sort Heats, one mile and a 1 1 : 1: en° re - ••• a ; 8 1 : 4 " 1 50 ; Ceinhadt 57 / ; Alfred Cwaw)lB . l6 l , tt 17 ; Whe al the account is in prog Rev. I B. Scott, to be Chaplain to the Union, Bath. quarter. , 8 1361 e dltte f. Bev. T. Willis, to Killsedy Rectory, diocese Limerick. Mr. Grime?. Cripple Kate, 5 yrs, Sat 101 b VACANCIES. Mr. Walker's True Girl, 5 yrs, 7st 121 b - .. 14 15 eontango ruled at abe Russell, 111; Wheal Crebor, 13; North Robert, 6, at. PERTErr at CCRACIMI.-Allerten-Mauleverer, York- SO all Welerhil eed Phassq. SI 91 The d ' bargains ar ay e . _ OM. dare, diocese Ripon ; value , 654. ; patron, Lord stourton; VISCOUNT DALRYMPLE.-By the demise of the se it West Oistarell _ _.. 9 94 Cm t S cri p,' 8 1 . per a . „ p Rev. 11. Armstrong. deceasd.lss.; Wheal Williams, 155., 17s. 6d. per Cents. 981 (exc Whteley, lerksbire, diocese Ripon ; patrons, Governors Esti of Stair and the elevation of North Dalrymple, Esq., le Sle. Illimileam and croydoo oar iPa Nili ISO York.llloessastleallavock 69 70 'fhe gold ' mining shares were dull upon the and Cents., Illa Maw Tancred Charities; Rev. M. Armstrong, deceased. to the peerage, Captain Dalrymple, M.P.. for Wigton- ay 14 Ds. a n g annakna .. y 1 7, i t . ' per Ce n t shire. assumes the long dormant courtesy title of Viscount so 111 De.G.M.E.Perebses_ .• 21 2I settling, and not much business. Waller shares were 1054. D per t IR Dalrymple. W. 105 Teak mil Illarlb Midland 334 MI6 " 351 quoted 11 to 21 prem. 651, 1; ditto, Four p LETTERS, &C. FOR THE SANDWICH ISLANDS -The English and Australian copper smelting shares are IMO DAILY WEATHER TABLE. following . notice has been issued:-Information having heavy. Rhymney iron fell 11., but Santiago are Ecuador Bons, 51. Sardinian Five per-4 lee. been received that, in consequence of a convention which raseduotex SHARE& Still recovering from their depreseion. Titenermy. JANUARY 27, 1853. exists between the government of the United States anetthat Three per Cents., 48, fah The state of the Weather at each of the following placee of the Sandwich Mande, mails for the latter place can be et. i 100/traremen - Anglo-Mexican Mint shares mark 24 in the o;; cid Cents., 22 1 4 4 per „ M Bias o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are forwarded with facility from San Francisco, in future, all 1 all Dam N 0.2,7 par Ct.( - - lie. 221; the Committee's Et WO Brawl St Raster 4 per Ct. 107 109 Wronged in order of latitude. letter and newspapers addressed to the Sandwich Islands, ea: I S widows , £lO Barrows-B. ; Gentle Breese ; P artially Cloudy unless the address shall specify that they are to be for- 12 IS Meow mad Holybend $ OUTHAMPTON-N.W.; Strong Breese ; artially , Cloudy. warded b any other route, will be sent from this country ell 3, Dort send Send= . - - 4 prem. ; Australian C onso l s, Ito 1 prem. ; Garnett peeted to show an inn Foutarroxn-E. • Fresh Breeze ; Overcast. Panama in the closed mails for San Francisco made op ej mi DunPorta, sad Aber-stock of the precio I Ourarlor-cal ; Partially Cloudy. on each despatch of the West India mail. Letters for the ease Suction . t . NM SWINDoN-E. ; Light Airs ; Cloudy. EastAaplisall.lo.o4p.Ct 3l 31 Sandwich Islands will be liable to a postage fur the convey- :4 4 4 Do. do. fa. , 7 ..„, CO. , 4 Gold, 1 dis to par ; Worthing. ' 3, 4 ; Anglo-Anstra- downward movement the Australian gold tt are Canaan:ma-N. ; Gentle Breese ; Cloudy. ante as far as San Francisco, of 2s. 4d. when not exceeding 71 8 Ds. is . in.'18,'.5 per c , pm lien, per to 1 prem. ;Port Royal and St. Andrew length gone into the The returns from the following places did not roach this half an ounce in weight, and so on, according to the scale 4 vfilelet.Cohltam. 3 p 0..1401 1 Ipm 11 Ma CePPert _1 to .11 pretn. ; Jamaica Copper ! par to i undergoing the prow ace in tam for publication yesterdey • they therefore for charging inland fetters ; and newspapers will be liable se 01 lIIMo do . ' N 0. 51 1 1 •pse _ idy. Marta the state of the weather on Tuesday morning at to • postage of 2d. each. The postage upon both letters le le Itris *mil pa Cent. Stork 14 14 Fem.; Kenmare, a to i prem.; Glenaulin, par to 1 the Australian suppli. aim o'clock: and newspapers must be paid in advance. 30 15 11101.17~sid. 121d4P.01 11 1 prem.; Carberry West, par to 1 prem.; Connemara, during the week in q a 3 I Mvizieciaa-E. ; Strong Breese ; Rain. Tun FATAL COLLIERYACCIDENT NEAR ECEINGTON. 1 D edia =o,7= ad 8 84 4to 4 prem.; Mizen Head, par to 1 prem. ; Sul- large, and the coma SWINDON-3.E.; Gentle Breeze • Cloudless. -Bastisao, DERBYSHIRE ; TVS/MAY..4R our impression St. 100.011mtlioakenill "magi; IN US 1171 7 phate of Barytes, par to 1 prem. is consequently indica , LEIGHTON-B.E. ; Calm ; Overe,st. of Monday we gave some particulars of an awful colliery et. De 5 per era. Ilerlp, Irs. continent and elsewlu HOLYHEAD-E. ; Gentle Breen ; Partially Cloudy. accident, involving a lees of seven lives, which took place elleendas" "DAL Pen 111 114 THIS DAY-Two o'Clmex. weettatteamino•• Of 9 the Australian gold 1 LANCASTIE-8. ; Calm ; Foggy. on Friday last at the New Coltam pits, near Eckington, be- 41 2 a , aasem ", l 1 •14 „„„ This WEITIY-B.E. ; Gentle Breen; Overcast. longing to Messrs. Appleby and Co. The inquest wits held a. l y a - j aa - n . lama (a t : 107 108 '''' Business in the gold mining shares to-day is dull, over a fortnight or an /me Dadisorox-E. ; Gentle Breeze; Cloudy-Hazy- before Mr. Hutchinson, on Tuesday, at the Remand Crown, and the market generally as rather flat, b at with ing will also be of B al Veit Frost. in the village of Bulbro, and was attended by Mr. Charles et. lee D N 6 Biota, sl6 par 4 eue all vaunt Best 149 133 little change. West Mariposa are marked par, and d ea l o f b e tti ng in th, lIIAP-S.E.; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. Morton, the government inspector of mines for this die et. tee Lem% 9601.0nre.lpseet - - i prem. • • and Ave Maria, 4 die. week as to an mcreas trict, and also by Mr. Appleby, one of the proprietors of IIL, lii . 6 _ „.„. 71011 ersetrIbi 'M a *. - se - Austredian Agricultural shares mark 240 to 235; ' THIS DAY, MOOR. th D't Th ry after a I 2 investigation returned the " "'""'"'" s' Pe There have been a as Orme et /SUL Mow* el WU& Wats of the Weather. e • 1 ' :'.. w are on"sf - t o A ne t va ii s , l ate l y, (tar"' N.N.E. Geode lease. Cloudy. following ve rdic t • op inion 114 all landishen anniennili 181 lig came to their deaths by the breaking of the iron ring; but is 25 MinkaidALlne...;so.ll 9 10 trailer), 11 to 11 prem. ; Santiago de Cuba, 8. considerable sum. T we have not been able to ascertain the cause of the ring in 10 Dm lire RIO ... Mang je ga l. 44 82,2001., and the L' breaking. And we would recommend Messrs. Appleby to . 6 1 1116 alit .7. Ar i A Pia so. Nam Norm. 8 a 26 Wiese dens the Nestor, 26,3001., 1 CALLS TO THE BAR, MIDDLE TEMPLE. - The carry on their work, with more regularity and caution in fu- ' 0 1! ,7,; mama .,.,,.,,,,P 5 z, ~,t, ~..,,. Pei (yesterday. to.day. vie, 15,0001., for Hob IR% • 1 Hillary Term Calle to the Bar of Student, of the Hon. turn, and that not more thee two persons ascend or descend lel $ I DIM lbeheemo - ..... - .1 Lim -- -- -- 190,000 1 Aiwa Fes au 4 I poi lington , which will s 13cciety of the Middle Temple, were made yesterday, Jana- the pit at once." BO 99 IMAM Intanalsa... - -, 13R OIREESMSII2 reset st e 4 N 26, and they comprise the following gentlemen :-Ed- STATUE TO DR. DALTON.-The people of Man- 1 VI I 1 .-. 72 -_. -, _ _ .., 111,010 10e. Anglo oalitersdaa WOO 10 Australasian 1 1 3 GUI 40,0001. We hat ward Calm= Kirkpatrick, Esq. ,• Wilfrid Huddlestone cheater are going to make another effort to raise • statue to 2 ... ~.r.gi tetlf .D. p ... 103 2 l a•Am SO Ampullae 6 31 6 " 51 'A feature of the dt arift Bieseson. Esq. ; Charles Smith, Esq.; Stephen Martin the memory of their great townsman the late Dr. John 10 jriz i T, ', t aw/Ai n -. • ores Leaks , Eeq. William Talfourd Salter, Esq ; Albany Dalton. There ie a piece of marble sculpture in the Man- et mat a a i d. maapen. a . 4 100,000 1 A ve Freehold .. all 4 diet pm I. the precious metals, r rags ' Feableque, Esq. ; Owen Saunders Wilson, Esq.; John cheater Royal Institution, by Chantrey, preserving his like- iiktrer..6lll.llperVent - - 60,000 1 Ave Maria sa ids par 1 WATS 1 British Australian OM all 4pm spatch at 200,000 dal WM& Henry Pattesoll, E sq. ; Jsmes Maurice, HIV ; John ness very faithfully ; and there is • new street in the centre 16 9 Me ditto ditto 14 3;a 119,400 MI British Iran 13.5 11 . UMlmittances, this arriv rabbi Thomely, Etc'. ; John William Grigg, Esq. ; Edmund of the town named after him ; but all attempts to get up a i ll 6 tnisenniSlism•NawGesr• II 11 1 0 11l IhreweJSChester(Nor.W. 10,006 8 8 Rrand.lntp.(lmatsl.pa 241 5 4 4 him Meteor!. Eel.; Thomas M'Enteer,___Esqe ; Robert Orridge, public: memorial worthy of such a man have hitherto MM. a per Cen.... ... 111 171 11,000 20 Do.Comerandettlabe all li 21 11001 20 Do. rd. John Doi Re. IS N/0 at New York on Lon adiir eenl . Seq. ; John Price, E-q. ; Edward Witham Homby, Esq.; proved abortive. A very respectable and influential ► lO 10 Do. 6 per Cant ... ... 1 Ipa 110,015 1 Carson', Creekhowever, too low to A .T at 41 pm 414 to this side at a profit Henry Stephen Hensler, Esq. ; Boswell Hemmen, Esq. ; meeting, however, was held yesterday morning at the 25 Infer Gadsden, Esq. i and Oeorge Pringle, Esq. 13 {oath Doves ... ... ... 16 17 Town-hall, under the auspices of the mayor and the bishop, 10 14 Ditto New 100,0191 8 Cutout& odd y all LINCOLN'S-INN, JAN. 26, .04 all South Imeons (Ikea's 1553.-The undertoeu. which may prove suceeseful. The proposition there made, 1 , __,,_.„ ...... .. (Meteor, t4 ea i official list 1161; dirt rands UNDO , St. Copper Miners of Ens, All - timed gentlemen were this day called to the degree of and which seemed to he most favourably entertained, was .., , 1.„17-„2,=. " is Lai 9.,0M 33 Do. Pref. Is MOTEL en - -em 1877, 1141; City Nt - barrister- a l-law, by the lion. Society of Lincoln's-inn, ins.: for erecti ng _ a statue in the Ardwiek Cemetery, over the 7 7 ,17. -.........".. i dil ple NA° , 0 EttaarAii.tralleoOmpu all S In dn Cent. Bonds, 97. Beery Bona= Carter , E 0 Norman M ‘ ll Ral ..q., eorge Ma ale ~ grave of Dalton, and to found two exhibitions or scholar- St. tOO Tark.llemease/0.111 Iwo.. 100,000 1 Great Nugget Wks • and Elphinstone B maned, Esq. ships in his name in the Owen's College, Manchester-one OtMorth of Ileg.pirs3. 163 105 10,001 20 1 - 4 ...re - - The railway settlin GRAY'S-INN, 17 5 Ditto Mt* .• 51 II 72,014 Grand Duchy of Bean all w 1 pa exhibited, as had be JAN. 26.-At a Pension of the Hon. in chemistry and the other in mathematics, the author of 15 10 Takitiarek" " par 1 pia Satiety of Grar i -i ss • Hill , Gent the atomic t y heor being, as was stated, eminent for his sac- a•y 11.060 Great Poigooth all II 111 am unusual feature of a i Mk , holden this day, Leonard ens in app l yingmat h ema ti cs to th sc ience of chemistry. e lOO,OOl Lake Bathurst. all 4 dla par 1 1 Esq., sou called to the degree of barrister-at-law.- 80,ca Liberty Betides Mr. Barnes (the mayor) and the bishop of the IMO Loadoo3rCallfarn. Gold o. - CAPE MAIL STE4MERS.-The General Screw Com- di „„ o Professor Scott ( principal ' of , there were present contango nearly pass LINER LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. QuartA Crushing tio.. all 1 1 dl. 1 Pun' pray's mail steamer Ilydaspes left Southampton Docks Owen's College), Mr. Edmund Buckley, Mr. Alexander 100,900 Warliaita resterday, at 2 p . m., for the Cape of Good:Hope end India. Henry,Mr. John Mayson, Mr. Moore (president of the ZOE all "BirmingbacullOafordwith 10,000 1 MeximalkilthAmarkeu 9 Se 3 from 3-16 to 1-16. I of a She met eat a large number of passengers, and a consider- /i y and Philosophical Society), and Mr. Alderman 1 guaran.(leasAtiGtWeet. 30 31 saves. New G[1114116 .. ... ....i. all 41 pm able argo n Amongst the latter were about ea bottles of Neild. A mini appointed , d subscriptions co tree was an are .1 30 all Ditto w about a guarantee 200,000 Nonvem Monde ast.r, emicksileer, and specie to the value of 20,0001. She also to be so li c it e d immediately. limed to Quo/Western se, 301 150,001: Pert Philip I 114 Pit 11 1 on South Western, 1 took out a number of fine specimens of sheep, which are in- Ni / all Blew., WoL,Ik Derney_with 641.103 Quarts Root ....... PICP ROBBERY AT LEEDia-Yeaterda POST-OP • y 1 'Nara • nt (lecatoGLWest. 30 31 10,00 10 Shimmy Iron all 24 Se tended for the Cape of Good Hope for breeding purposes. (Wednesday) Eli Crowther, • clerk in the Leeds Pa - 804 all Datowithout 'guarantee , Ditto New Tits Bylupes will call at Plymouth for her mails. She is k and C. peassei tours's% Western 211 N 7,W, 119 Santiago de Cabs the first of the General Screw Co p v' re Well office, was again brought up before J. D. Luccoe . _ 100 usekisehseishise omod 50,00 , I south Australian all 1 dl. tar Ea. deDi- an * steum- ' G M 1 Ems at the Leeds Court-house, for final exam- et talito her departure from Southampton, and excited aG. ac ea, ~ to Learlonn N.vrestern 106 110 6,000 10 Pin Croft ........ ......- 7 i 0 It largely increased, IV we e great des of interest. Southampton dock has been like a nation, on the charge of stealing a letter containing a 61. so so apio .. solo junat . 13.174 21.K61 Cfalte! Weaken 23 f 0 be I Bank of England note, on the rd o cus r est, as toCaledonlas).- 63 14 70.000 1 Waller for the last two days in consequence of the bustle -- 100,000 1 Wort Granada lidos, arising from the loading Of theemigra nt shim and the Da ily News of last week. The only addl. et. 100 tarLl fta ntobiah.guarepAl. stated in the Da (leased to Gt. Northern) 149 151 100,010 I Nes , . 1 .11mm.-- ••• all par I pm 1 i with the money pure 0 tbe Brawoes sod the arrival of t he ed - of tiona ( witnesses examined, were other clerks in the same _ 1 , oteeete. I, Dea, „The too ; co 1 Yuba . all 4 po 11 sensible effect upon li y Jocelyn, another Post-o ffi ce, from whole evidence, it was perfectly clear that In the General Scree Com '(lewd to 6 rrat Western 324 FB4 INIO a steamer,, from Jodie and the through other hand. The following are this day's sales for the account : were especially in y all Cope of Go,' H ope. lb lad Jocelyn . .. the stolen note might h ave passed. Se is Hullaffalby(LiforkftNslit. 113 115 NO. _ e t ase orougns home IS than Moos of the prisoaer. Mr. Luccock , in announcing is 82 Da. 4 au . 14 , m)... 884 57 British British Australian Gold, I 1 ; Santiago de Cu ba, 8. contango. Str asbotu Mag. part of her crew a number of and African sailors. • • to which the bench had some, said the evidence 124 Illi Octavo. (ditto). 21 Si elo ei The latter have never been seen at the port of Bouthamp- the decision_ . . 12 If; Imam end omewiei, were better supplied tea be fore , adduced was calculated . to cause a great degree of suspicion I , and have excited come They are it was not sufficient to pm- Maud to South Eastern 14 141 ELOPEMENT FROM ) T agree -It has been wanted. ' row. I sta ,,, 1 1 up it • curiosity. • to rest upon the prisoner, but . ... 2., Ditto „ dime, 011 m 1,4 ili appears at Calcutta, where they are nick- . theprisoner for trial en the •*' stated that a considerable degree of excitement has been A call has just bee tify the bench in committing ode - a'''. 'Redeem The come from the north-eastern tthat 10 * LoweeleftegnadperCsat. 19 " of Afrita, and loh charge. The evidence given also satisfied the feezer, (lamed so Norank) caused in this neighbourhood by the report that a me. February, of 2/. per &gm. Several lime a cross between the Arab and the there required a complete change in the mode of doing bu- SO all Ditto ditto II per Cast 33 25 dical man in the et ighbourhood had eloped with the ference shares of the of them were seen elevated with drink • m the Leeds Poet-o ffi ce, for it appeared to be con- 64 an Manen,Bustandiretrelesli daughter of a highly respectable glass manufacturer of „..reteftlayi and &mein rots* I in thstreets. Their •line- at il i swed to 3.8111.W.36141.) 3 se ipany. This is the 4t gg, que y e live' an stall- this district. The male delinquent has long enjoyed an i .., ismo s -Kr or quartducted without anything like order, and without y _ en images". tag stint time and fish like eemaster is a fine tall f e ll ow . They on &eat check, so that the üblic might be defrauded of large e'' Owed legteekt.6excellent practice, is married, and has • family of Per sham pa" noble titular ft, to th the Leman, but they are not quite SO par- amounts, without the guilty parties being detected. t oe a u La m a ampanumell.) 1011 109 1084 76 four young children. The lady is the eldest daughter of Australian Agricul , _ Cif diet as the latter. They are strosser CA UTION TO APPRENTICES.-GOING A WRECK- N Hi N a nk irm allhou m sma the head of a moat respectable glass firm, whose specimens arain, but closed 23( , Eels fleas the Laster , hut not so docile. as en Tuesday last, before (lomat to IllinLOsamass 14 IS -.. in glass obtained a medal at the Exhibition of 1852. It Peel River shares. 'ewe, (Advertisem t 1-H ' ING * -At the Ridgwe i s q l...i. ' Captain WII be Mr. 11 Se I.7IOI3 • I3 TE,O I _ 3I ZIA'L .....____,,, _en . OLLOWAY 8 PILLS THE MOST George Wm. Settee, ~ sad oo aim , ka.Weamtmo.sTorli - - appears that the young lady, who is only eighteen, was visiting a relative an Birmingham, and on Friday se'nnight, fixed for the let F 1 M.A. ii;,;_-.72_ , __ u tr, M e sotetss ma ram Coss or Bits Ala MIOOIIIIMID Henry Pope, ship - Levers appeared for Messrs. Thomas and badb. et 1 , swan onialiaa Das. under pretence of visiting a friend, left the house, and nnenerally miscellanc ti 4zl: ~r!it tor a letter ban 11r. D. E. Ears k eintmenial builders, against nineteen ef their apprentices, who • to Greet Ilarlben „ 132 154 The shares MM. Ike .- ley "ewe, dated Sept. 7, 1633: -To hawse Milleway • ge st t a Z I " 14 , 4708 4 e Period I salsred ban MlaMdl. seated t " Lie ye ' h 1 without leave on the 28th and 30th of ot. too Do. elemethillesk 132 1114 " wrecking." II OS eouthetilltrealleopeasol was not heard of until her distracted father received, on feature. Wednesday morning, a letter from her, dated Liegard, Ire- however , role 11., el kik s M d' " --"/ '''"'" 66 a i * th e her af Wie4 1 December last, when It appears they went _ to mr. weseem 1 4 1 1 5 land, expressing her determination to continue with her liars Land fell 21. 1 as. ft. .. nest 'zany et mediehied their regret for I was Three of the younger apprentices swum . _ .„ le war va ..__ is _ o. _ . seducer, and that a search after them would be fruitless. mem., reemisseadrd by .hat Ir." of " The others declined to •• Australian Land am i, P.S. Ina h C vri L i i 01,.., Ili. 111 .1111% 11161160915 e Me 3 11,1 4 their absence, and were forgiven. . se, . _. ° ne w a sa ra n aM. _ Subsequent inquiries peeve that they left Birmingham b y „ ,ter.,) ._ . ~ teat I bare to lelstm pa mas lbw awe re- o n any a p o logy, and the magistrates sentenced en 0 ! is Is pia Dm Mao 3ll 82 4 th e o ffi cial list the Liverpool train which arrives in time for the Dublin in mead D. ~,, PP , rte. rod 1 istemviree gamy best el 1i5e.. ( 1114 . 16td) 14 days imprisonment , izzissseasc.% by all 4 than tosad nine of them to 7 days as, 1s• warn a a ma n t a m ,' Wand WWWW„.., lel 93 steamer.- Wolverhampton Chronicle. business has been tom emeee.=,; I " at PM "' m.. """ 7 insprisonment.-PiposowiA Mail. CALLS TO TIDE BAR, MIDDLE TEMPLE. The Bilisey Term Calla to the Bar of Students of the Hon. Bonny of the Middle Temple, were made yesterday, Janu ary 2t and they comprise the following gentlemen :—Ed lewd Godson Kirkpatrick, Esq. •; Wilfrid Buddleatone Manson, Esq.; Charles Smith, Esq.; Stephen Martin Luke Esq. ; William Talfourd Salter, Esq. ; Albany • Fonblinque, Esq. ; Owen Saueders Wilson, Esq.; John Henry Patteson, Esq. ; James Maurice, Esq. ; John Thornely, Esq. • John William Grigg, Esq. ; Edmund Macron, Esq.; Thomas BrEnteer, Esq. ; Robert Orridge, Peg. ; John Price, E•q. ; Edward William Hornby, Esq.; Henry Stephen Hensler, Esq. ; Boswell Hensman, Esq. ; Roger Gadsden, E.q. ; and George Pringle, Esq. LINCOLN'S -INS, JAN. 26, 1853.—The undermen tioned gentlemen were this day called to the degree of barrister• at-law, by the lion. Society of Lincoln's-inn, viz.: He Bonne= Carter, E.q., George Norman Mauls, Req., amid Elphinstone B irchard. Esq. Gas2's-Ixs, JAN. 26.—At a Pension of the Hon. Benny of Gray's-inn, holden this day, Leonard Hill, Gent., Esq., was called to the degree of barrister-at-law. CAPE MAIL STE4MERS.—The General rdsaar Com petty's mail steamer Ilydaspes left Southington Deal y, at 2 p.m., f or th e C ape of GoodMege ant rentot , oat a large number of pi-wage's, sad a lesdier ale cargo. Amongst the latter were about ISO Wig of etakkoilver, and specie to the value of 20,00111. Oa also took out a number of fine specimens of she.% aiM ism kr tended for the Cape of Good Hope for The Hydespes will call at Plymouth for b re S r il ar i Ct tie first of the General Screw Company's stainnia WM& lies taken herdeparture from Southampton, mad wised a reat.l.al of inter e st. S out h ampton dock has been like a fair for the last two days, in consequence of the bustle arieice from the loading of the emigrant ships and the liydupes and the arrival of the Lady Jocelyn, another M the General Screw Company's steamers, from India sad the Cape of Go o d H ope. The Lady Jocelyn brought home as Lan of her crew a number of Lasairs and African Whoa. The latter have never been seen at the port of 800tharsp- We before, and have excited some curiosity. They are Inked up it appears at Calcutta, where they are nick waled Lreden. They come from the north-eastern coast of Africa, aedlrok like a cross between the Arab end the lifiro Several of them were seen elevated with drink yesterday, and dancing grotsequely in the streets. Their thief or quarter-master is a fine tall fellow. They live ea cite and SA like the Lascan, but they are not quite so par titter .4 to :heir diet as the latter. They are strewn Ike the tartan, hat not so docile. [Advert isement.}—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS TIE MOST ...._Mrsaum e ,rrsn mm nos ens s Oyu us or B Atm Ilmunmsse P.a tn.r. c 4 a letter ft. Mr. D. E. Emmg,MOMmuld •••0?. MIN Sept. ISM : —T• P ri a m . po w as , di. e Wpm et = I I mewed bun ; ih teLeteet neatest bet Aimed er as I wee reetemestire le att r ee dasam, Seeteeekte Ire rear OK lee It le eke ea,,, 4 thiceere UNit lbw* is Wan yea Sea thersema no. a let appetite, ad I awe solov h e tea sikimilLav " a al. -- se b 7 area cad Pedeeser Ittead. Loam WIDNINDAT EVINCING. The appearance of the stock market was again better to-day. Consols realised an advanced quota tion, notwithstanding a renewal of sales on bankers' account. These operations appear to be counter balanced by those of the " bears," who have been buying back ; and the daily investments by the go vernment broker, small in amount though they are day by day, must yet have a strengthening effect, as they gradually absorb a certain proportion of the stock afloat in the market. Both in and out of the Stock Exchange money continues abundant at the enhanced rates lately established, but in view of the absence of any important rally in the foreign exchanges, rumours are still cir culeted that the Bank of England may, should matters not mend, still take another step in the 'direction of a rise in the discount rate. No one imagines, however, that the directors would venture to adopt any fresh measure in furtherance of their unpopular policy at present. The opinion amongst monied men would appear to be rather in favour of the probability of lower than of higher rates of inte rest, but all the great monied institutions will, of course, be guided in their policy by the same in fluences as those working upon the Bank of England, and it has never been found that capitalists have been averse to the enjoyment of higher rates for their money. A good effect appears to have been produced by the rally in French shares. An impression had previously existed that the market would be well supported "by authority" whilst tho imperial marriage is on the tar's, and to-day there were large purchases in this market of French railway securities on account of firms of the highest influence connected with the continent. It is thus inferred that the Emperor has been enabled to secure the co-operation of powerful names to give an eclat to his marriage, and on such • basis there are always to be found speculators ready to follow the upward movement, although they are frequently the first to turn round and make money by the tall that is naturally to be expected when the direct support of the government shall have been partially removed. Consols reached 991 to to-day, and after subse quently receding to 991 to 1, left off quoted 991 to 1 for account, and 991 rather buyers for money. The official report is as follows:—'Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 99:, 3,4, g ; ditto, for account, 991, 1. Three per Cent. Redu ced, 1001 ' 3, 1. Three-and ' -a-Quarter per Cents., 1034, / 3. Long Annuities, 1860, 61, 7-16. South S e a Sto ck, 1091. Exchequer Bills remain rather widely quoted at 575. to 61s. prem. India Bonds were again lower, being transacted at 675., 69e., and 670. prem. In the foreign house the only movement was in Spanish stocks, which advanced sensibly, chiefly on orders from Paris. The Deferred Stuck reached 224 to 4. The Committee's Certifs. were quoted 5: to 1 per cent. It appears from Madrid letters that the government is understood to have some measure in contemplation relating to these vouchers. Mexican Bonds were flat upon the meeting (a full report of the proceedings at which will be found in another column), although in the appointment of special agents at all the custom-houses the bondholders ought to find great benefit. The measure ought to have been adopted long ago. Great disgust has been created by the details of the bribery to which the commit tee, or at least some members of it, have lent them selves. It appears that some of the Mexican repre sentatives in Congress were actually bribed in order to purchase their absence from the debate relative to the transmission to England of the 2,500,000 dollars of the indemnity money. It would be scarcely possible to find a more ' complete illustration of the wretched corruption that prevails in all official departments in that unfor tunate republic. Other stocks were quiet, but gene rally firmer, especially Sardinian. The settlement of the account is in progress, but proceeds very quietly. Oa Turkish scrip, which is quoted 3 dia. to par, the eontango ruled at about a, and on Mexican at 1-16. The day's bargains are thus marked :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 84 prem. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981 (exchange, 23f.). Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 971, 1. Chilian Six per Cents., 105 1 . Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651, 3 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 961, 973. Ecuador Bonds, 51. Mexican Three per Cents., 224. Sardinian Five per Cents., 933, 94. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 48, 47 ; ditto, New Deterred Three per Cents., 221, 1,1; ditto, for account, 14th Feb., 22), ; the Committee's Certificates, 41, 44- per cent. The next return of the Bank of England is ex pected to show an increase of about 200,000/. in the stock of the precious metals. This cheek to the downward movement is owing to a large portion of the Australian gold that has lately arrived having at length gone into the possession of the Bank, after undergoing the process of melting. The amount of the Australian supplies purchased by the institution during the week in question must have been very large, and the comparative smallness of the increase is consequently indicative of a continued drain for the continent and elsewhere. The influx into the Bank of the Australian gold lately brought in will be spread over a fortnight or more, so that the return follow ing will also be affected. There has been a good deal of betting . in the Stock Exchange during the week as to an increase or decrease in the bullion. There have been some further shipments of coin to Australia lately, representing in the aggregate a considerable sum. The Charlotte Jane has taken out • 82,2001., and the Lima 10,0001., both for Adelaide ; the Nestor, 26,3001., for Sydney ; and the Glenber , vie, 15,0001., for Hobart Town. The Duke of Wel lington, which will sail to-morrow for Sydney, takes out 401)001. We have here a total of 173,5001. A feature of the day's news was the arrival of the Asia at Liverpool from New York, with a freight of the precious metals, reported in the telegraphic de spatch at 200,000 dole. As a renewal of specie re mittances, this arrival is important. The exchange at New York on London, as stated by telegraph, is, however, too low to admit of specie being remitted to this side at a profit. Canada Six per Cent. Bonds are marked in the official fist 1181; ditto Six per Cents., redeemable in 1877, 1141; City Navigation Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 97. _ _ The railway settling was commenced to-day, and exhibited, as had been anticipated, the somewhat unusual feature of a general decline in the rates of continuation. On some of the heavier stocks the contango nearly passed off this evening. On London and North Western it declined from to 1; on Leeds, from 3-16 to 1-16. Oa Midland the rate ruled ge nerally at k to 3-16; on Great Western, 1-16 to 3-16; on South Western, 1-16; on Dover. ' 1-16; on Cale donians, 1-16 to k ; ork and North Midland, 1-32 to 3 - 32; on Berwick, 1-32 to 3-32. It is ob vious that since last account " bear" operations have largely increased, whilst speculation tor a rise has diminished. Some descriptions of French shares were scarce on the settling, and this, combined with the money purchases above referred to, had a sensible effect upon prices. Northern. of France were especially in request, and borrowed without contango. Sttasbourgs ruled at 1-16 contango, and were better supplied. Paris and Lyons were also wanted. A call has just been made, payable by the 15th of February, of 2/. per share on the 51 per cent pre ference shares of the West Flanders Railway Com pany. This is the 4th instalment, and will make 81. per share paid. Australian Agricultural sharc3 were rather weaker ai:ain, but closed 230 to 235, and at 75 to 85 ex. the Peel River shares. The settling in the old stock, fixed for the let February, has been again put off. Generally , miscellaneous shares presented no salient feature. The shares of the South Australian Bank, however, rose 11., closing 44 to 47. South Austra lian Land fell 21. In addition to the dealings in Australian Land and Bank shares which are marked in the official list published in another column, business has been done to-day as under, viz. ; LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 111gbest. Lowatl eloping. 80 90 60 40 80 10 80 26 0 105 . 10 104 . 90 105 . 0 ror anus, Jn. 00. m 105 For A 01.011311. 3 per Cen I 10 44 per Cent ts. s., 1825 10 8 1 8 U 44 per Cents., 1852 lO4 80 4 pee Cents. 3 per Cents.slew lean_ ... Ezobange on Intidiins ";talnitt, 33 17 - 90 day., 24 874 BelgianlesrCl.lBlo Nom Napier Rents — gamy, Do. 4 Do. t Piedmont 5 p.Ct..... 96 50 Treasury Bonds Do. 5, 1833. Bank Shares PAWS, JAN. 26.—St. Germain —• Versailles (right tankl, ditto (left bank), 330 ;:Parill and ' Ortega", 1,000; Paris sod 'Roues, 990 ; Rouen end Mere, 490; Mantilla and Avis non (Concerted), 357 30 ; Straston - g and Bain, 343; Northern, 831 25; Parte and Striohnurg, 760 ; Pliti• and Lyons, 8G0; Lyons and Mediterranean, 797 50; Montereau and 'from, 265; Owen, 6/1.0; Blame and Gt. Bleier to Gray, 30; Vane and Cher bourg, 607 50; Dijon and Benancoo, 1410 4 , 830; Dieppe sad Fettamp, 315; Andresieus and Itoanne, 260 —; . VIENNA, JAN. 24.—Five per Cent. Metalliques. 941. New Loan (Series A), 041 • (Series B), 1051 ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 85. Bank Shares, 1,360. Exchange on London, 10.47. TAN. 24.—Voluntary Loan, 102. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103 ; ditto (1852), 103 ; National Debt, 941. Commercial Marine S'ociety's Premium, 149. Bank Shares, 109 a. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. 13t0mi.—The public sale of 1,400 begs and MO cases were chiefly bought in, 30s. 6d. to 37e. The market has a firm appearance. . . COP .- AM.—The small public sale of 30 casks and L2O barrels went off steadily, without altering quotation. z o TEk.—The market remains steady. Pisigicro —3OO bass were offered in public sale, and bought in at a full price, 61d. par lb. COTTON.—There was a large amount of business done, and after 'Change yesterday about 2,000 bales sold at a shade advance. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. This market is quiet, with very little demand either Cu the spot or for forward delivery. Town Tallow, 445. 64 nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. nn the spot, 455. ; February to March, 44E. 9d. to 451.; October to December (new), 445. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Dams reports the supply short, at the foUnwing quotations:—Prime meadow Hay, 78s. to 855.; inferior, 85.. to 755. ; Rowen, 455. to 60s. ; Clover, 90s. to 10084 second cut, .70s. to 90s. Od. ; straw, 275. to 303. APPREHENSION OF A RUNAWAY BANKRUPT.— Mr. Superintendent Gibbons, last week, received 271. as the Plymouth share of the reward for the apprehension of Itishard Cross, the Southampton bankrupt, who carried off L the Follett) of his creditore.Plyinouth R