The Express. — London, England, 1853-02-04 00:00:00

t •" • - s .- 42 ;-11: -4. 4-sr.-.14-"•- ,/ Tlbt Tvort4 " X. is. s _ • 0 # 1 :4 4 ::y - r c cle No. 2,014.] rPARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return a l ma to the respective boardlngdrehoois BAm tho Atomism ,4infp.MMOre a &Arno& tor their per nand ambit and elletaa. „...,,,,, i s ewe RI pia LANDS' MACASSAR. WU kg i g t . ' ,north menthe improving rad Maui:rpm Os Itak, 81 . 011= 1i11..1t Pik for improvieg the AM and omplesion. gad btu; . nos emit tt•tto. and IMIW LANDS' °DONT% gg it ga n ira = tr ., : I ,,,,,,,jprisit the Vrth bealltiltlil whits sod preme d / the . a u, are eciabliered intliweasable motontoodments for dm steam. :Td o ( &An pereunal advantages an anlverrall) sought for and i ott.otl. Pros" of Tomos Imitations. .71vo only psalms of w a ~ vs the tome of ' Roo Wale" 'needing that of the article es tie .rover or label. -.fold try A. ROWL %ND and tiONd, 20, Hattca. ram. Ineatua, and by chemists gad perfumer,. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1853. SHARE LISTS. [THREEPENCE. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Error Ni. JCIITICI CaramwaLlL MID Ma. 1341 , !. MARTI.. Jolas Edward Laatude surrendered to take his trial upon an indictment charging him with obtaining money under false pretences. Mr. Perry conducted the prosecution. Sir F. Thasiger and Mr. Clarkson were conflict for the defence. TIIIIIIDAY Brume. The railway market today was Bat in tone, and prices in most cases showed a downward tendency, although the fall was not generally severe. There was a blight rally on the breaking up of the Bank court, but sales were quickly renewed. The decline was most observable in Great Western, Caledonian, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, Midland being steady. The market closed flatly. French shares were also lower, and closed with a flat appearance. YOBEION RA I Satan"! and !kneads= Boer Bantam Janatt.n Queletai .4.11 Bryoalusto DIM Mon and ftfoODVII . Um 'whin . Do. latendes . ". Groat lodlat rosthomo.. Grand Jusettoo of France! Ot. Motet Canadnnbereal Do. Boole (2nd W.) Lanai Potoja,3 p ci.pr l e I di ' IN, 144 n 4, 41 pia B I all lu g The traffic returns for tho last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows 1853. 1852. 1851. London and North Western £41,605 ..£39,828 ..£39,191 Lancashire and Yorkahire 17,119 .. 14,111 .. 13,202 London and South Weatem 9,644 .. 8.617 .. 8,055 London and Brighton: 9,128 .. 2,728 .. 7,970 Great Western It appeared from the opening statement of the learned counsel for the prosecution, that the defendant was shop man to Messrs. Benson, goldsmiths and jewellers in Lud gate-hill, and the offence imputed to him was that he had sold a chain to a ysung gentleman named Ward, which was marked op in the window u fine gold, and which he represented to be composed entirely of gold, and for which he asked the price of 3L 10s., which was paid, when, in point of fact, the chain did not contain more than one-third gold, and was not worth, at the utmost, more than 11. 10e. Under these circumstances, the prisoner was charged with obtaining the sum of money paid fur the chain under false pretences. Baron Alderson, at the close of the learned counsel's address, expressed an opinion that the indictment could not be sustaintd against the defendant, as be appeared to be merely the shopman, and there was no proof that he bed any guilty knowledge in the transaction. lie added that if the master of the shop had been indicted he doubted whether the act imputed to him would amount to an in dictable offence. l pra Midland .. _ n 667 .: 20,128 Do. (Itulway) Do. Do. (Calik)" . " Do.. porot.yrefereoce". 6( ?I xla i 4 11 I . ..a 3 opm 3 2( mo South Eastern . __... . 12,841 .. 10,823 10,037 York and North Midland 7,900 .. 7,332 .. 6,745 York, Newcastle, & Berwick 13,875 .. 14,074 ~ 12,827 Shrewsbury and Cheater..., 1,518 ~ 1,431 .. 1,318 Great Northern 13,055 .. 10,608 .. 7,181 Chester and Itlyhead Shropshire Union 526 .. 553 .. 445 Exeter and Crediton - Bristol and Exeter .. 3,144 Manchester & SouthJunetion _ 545 .. 448 . 386 East Lancashire '4,603 .. 4,111 . . 3,374 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,737 .. 13,892 .. 13,326 East Anglian 671 .. 655 .. 663 Leeds Northern 1,239 .. 9 1 9 .. b 34 South Yorkshire - 1,213 .. 1,123 Kendal end Windermere South Devon 1,786 . 1, 450 1, 620 THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctoca. The railway market to-day has been severely de pressed. Very unfavourable reports have been again current relative to the forthcoming dividends, and the sales have been very heavy. A serious fall has taken place in nearly all the heavy stocks, in cluding more especially London and Nei th Western, Great Western, Caledonian, Lancashire and York shire, Midland, South Eastern, and York Ira North Midland. French shares are flat, with little doing. SHAKEN AND MUCKS UNGUAILANTIOD. Marls Imelda Vaenor k I..eas(eith in ) Do. Do.(ea fattrtot) Nsetkarn of Franre... Do. 234 d per et Eon* (kw K. a damns Ns-, Nonreglan Trunk ?wake. Parts moo Lyons .. Por . Peru and. Paris sad lowt ... Peru and st.turv,sr• Psria.Caer,audettarbaurs 1 (bob's) sad liettakoad &lima sad Ram unibro and Msusr Do. $ per Oast. Probr. &wham of France— Upper ladla lerip Wad Flanders Do. 34 par Cent. Prefer. earot Roues . Westward Switaniud Tj I Itj HI 32j St I& 1 11 9 17 1119 131 pea 2417 so 294 3 1 31 Pm it 8 , 9 RAILW&TI. I Viborg., Notting.. tiostn. an.lpsst Junction 27i U Is umlisy up t. 2 p.a. I Ig 6 pus I Pal 4g I die 61 g 6i t el' 116"4 s~.w~i. aßw:.v.u:~ TH E 1) A I LY NEWS. London Morning Paper, price ed. row.] ()rpm the lit ILT NEWS la et the head of the 1.1- ,„,„,, r r est tritein, era,eatine free omnmeree in in becndest al: • had end practical rearms, whether political, esidal, In t!.. carat and .The of its neural Yew.,—ln the seenney of ite Los - in the unpk, tradlhil and Mentalist cherseler of Its is , e;:igente, end in the ruled mere.int :le and cue:eerie I y+a.t: , n e,i,tdo,l in the City, hallway, and Ilonetery Artistes, — w anurreract ! It *amiss a more &hake list of Shiprene than any other pewe— es rutrirely wly rrout of shipplee in the Indian Pus by every siell--mid the only dad, liming !trivet, with list of prim, pa:AA anywhere. It al.lnow noel to farm lee, u beim; the only gaper besides the syb a e." ese:i.des. and hag always excluded, hero its totems spec revs advertisements. ;nue. le ruble hamar is *bone by the last rehire of stamps Yu Im q the yea Ist° to t.io leading Ludes Newspapers, by eliwlt it will be seen that this paper (the youegiet by more than rusty pint) hsd in tire yeas beaten as three olden competitors: t:stablished. Stamp. ratted. Nnamo ritensicts Nome, Poer Noutme Musty, l7Bl 1,139,000 DAILY NEWS IS46 -••••••• 1151.000 Ohs actinism audit/soft of this position Muses the mewing ad.,e r emedy expressed by • contemporary: The • Why Sew* ' is the youngest of eh the London sieraing rhea Prom the let It mit high ground and a liberal tree— repro .stier conasten.ly that emenetire liberathm which is dearly the yeibi:r seism of England ; and Mundy, with the second highest eramation of the recognised dully um, end with the largest mate of sdurramenta —nest to the Times '—obtained by soy 1.17, its political more than crampon& with its ousemercial taunter.% T• ler marvel of ley Bookseller or Nelliellan in the Marken ;oral gu t indef. le i hourerinewset, reetatreet i London. p}4. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, ocia r edea, Anti.espftheal, mad Original. Is. each; by peat. WUAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. u. LLCM& TO TOXIN° ALEN. in. HOW TO SR HAPPY. n. MORAL AND PIITIMAL INJOTICIST OF LIFT. ON SPECIAL DISUSES. Tag INSTrTOTES OF MARRLIOR LUZ. Vu. PI:MASER OF WINTRIL 1111. TRLNLIAT DIRANOFWENTR, CONSTIPATION. mad ILLMOIII. VOLIATI, IRIS% sad MODTCa LAW. f veil. le. wL HTDROPAIIIT : 02, THE COLD WAT 62 CC 22. Iherwood, Perrowarr-row. Corral... 147. reet.atrer : Maas. Iff, Coma:. loro al. boo coo Per• wofN. E. Celverwell, *.D. 1 10, Armr...osar, ihnomihatn et, who may be eameleddady from IS V* 6, aid 7 ull IRELAND. Drnms, Fin. 3. (it zucratc TiLsoaArli.) The Lord-Lieutenant made his public entry to day, and was wen received. This morning opens inauspiciously for the interest ing pageant fixed to come off to-day, on the occasion of the arrival, in state, of our new Viceroy. It has rained inoessautly during the night, and at this moment not the slightest symptom of clearing up can be discovered in our drizzling atmosphere. His Excellency is expected to arrive by special steamer at Kingstown between eleven and twelve o'clock, and hali-past one is tho hour appointed for the train conveying his Excellency to - Dublin, to reach the Westland-row terminus, where the members of the corporation have been summoned by the Lord Mayor to assemble in their robes, to receive the Loggi,- Lieutenant, and accompany him to Dublin Castle. As already stated, it is the intention of the Barisal St. Germans to ride on horseback through the city to the Castle, the Countess following in a carriage; but it is probable that in the present state of the weather this arrangement must be altered, and his Excellency be obliged to proceed in a coach. The freeman 's Journal supplies this morning a second instalment of the proceedings at Kells, in the shape of some nine columns of speeches delivered at the banquet which succeeded the meeting, and at which Messrs. Lucas, Gray, and Cantwell were again the principal speakers, and the topics the same as those discussed in the platform assemblage. In the midst of a number of letters of apology which the Freeman publishes, from such Irish members as Mr. Tristram Kennedy, Mr. Cogan, Mr. Serjeaut Shee, Mr. Swift, Sir T. O'Brien and his son Patrick, Mr. M'Mahon, Mr. C. G. Duffy, Mr. Brady, &c., we find the following one, written in an independent spirit, by Mr. Pollard Urquhart, M.P. for Westmeath. Mr. trquhart, addressing the secretary of the meeting, With respect to the first object of the proposed meeting it hells, my opinions concerning the injustice of the Irish church establishment, and the necessity of some way reme dying it or modifying it, remain unchanged. But u the gentlemen who have accepted office have all resigned, or an about to resign, their trust to their constituents, I do not feel myself called upon, as an individual member of parliament, to express any opinion on their conduct, and I think it at least premature to judge harshly of it before the intentions of the government are known.—l have the honour to be, sir, your obedient servant, W. POLLARD USQI:IIAM% Several sailors, composing the crew of the schooner Sardine, of London, were committed to prison yes terday, charged on the coroner's warrant with being accessory to the death of a porter, who was drowned the preceding night, having been thrown overboard from that Thirtivesse --- IWarrived in the port of Limerick since Saturday last, 17 sail of these freighted with foreign breadstuffs. The tint steps hare been taken for forming a sailors home in Limerick. The works at 717 Great Dublin Exhibition build ing are carried on with unabated energy, and it is expected that in a few days more the arduous task of raising the vast semi-circular ribs or arches which will span the great central hall, a hundred feet in width, will be commenced. It is expected that the new Lord Lieuteuant will be present at the com mencement of this interesting operation, which, in deed, has, it is understood, been deterred in order that his Excellency might inaugurate tho work. THE CASE OF THE MADIAL—Last evening an united meeting for prayer, in connexion with the Evan gelical Alliance, was held in Rosemary -street Church, on behalf ef the ltidiai , still suffering imprisenment in Tus cany for their adherence to the Word of God. On the platform we observed the Rev. Dn. Drew and Bce, Pro fessnr Gibson, Theophil us C am pb e ll, George Shaw, D. Hamilton, Jam es Glasgow , W. Johnston, J. Maenaugltan, Mr. Dawson, Ike. After devotional exercises, the Rev. Dr. Bryce briefly stated the object of the meeting, and engaged in prayer. Scripture was then read, and a portion of a psalm win sung, atter which Dr. Drew delivered an ad dress, in which he entered fully into the case on account of which the meeting had been convened. He referred to the fact that Genoa had just laid violent hands on Dr. Maxxinshi (or reading the Scriptures, and that the guillo tine bad been revived in Tuscany, and an execationer appointed at tea pounds a month, the object being to exterminate free inquiry. The Itomish newspapers de fended these atrocities, and the members of the Emma utholis religion bad not spoken out against them. He congratulated the meeting on the protestant union which it evinced, cod rejoiced in the opportunity which it pre sented of common supplication to the Throne of Grace. Another psalm was sung, after which the Rev. Georg* Shaw led the devotions of the assembly. The concluding prayer was offered by the Rev. Theophtlus Campbell. The attendance was large and respectable, and the deepest in terest was evinced is the proceedings of the evening Banner of Ulster. ATTEMPTED MURDER IN IRELAND. —Andrew knif. a fern bailiff o a t wo or three estates near Letter nay, in the county of Donegal, was shot at on Friday ""laffi and wounded in the head. The outrage wu com mitted on the public road by a man who entered into con versation with Long, and walked alongside by his horse for some distance. The noise of the discharge startled the lone, end Lung's daughter, who was riding behind him, was thrown off. He snapped Ina pistol at the ruffian, but it mined &e.—Eresenvi Mast. Mr. Parry urged that the shopman was a person supposed to have skill in the business he was engaged in, and he sug gested that it was a question for the jury. The court, after a good dcal of technical argument, ex pressed an opinion that tho circumMances would not sup port an indictment for obtaining money by false pretences. It mesa wry gram deception, but the only remedy was • civil one. If any false weights or measures had been made use of, it would have been different, but here the customer goes into the shop to buy the article, and he finds it not so valuable as it was repre•euted to be, but this would not jus tify an indictment for false pretences. It was pretty much the same as • hone dealer representing a horse to he monad which he knew to be unsound. The jury then returned a verdict of NM Guilty. Taa EITENSIVC FOKOZAII9 IX Till CITY Robert Ferdinand I'• in, 31, was indicted for feloniously uttering an unaccountable receipt for goods with intent to I defraud. Mr. BaMantic. and Mr. Parry conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Huddlestone defended the prisoner. The facts of the cue have appeared very recently, and have created a good deal of interest. The prisoner was proved upon the present indictment to have gone to Meson. Col I mea n and Stoltfoht, foreign bankers, end obtained from them a large sum of money upon de positing with them a document purporting to represent that he was entitled to the possession of seven thousand qrs. of wheat, which had been deposited with Meters. Brown and Young, wharfingers. The whole amount the prisoner had obtained from these gentlemen was 70,0001. ; but it appeared that in December the prisoner obtained the docu ment in question, and another forged one of a similar kind, which be deposited with another person, from whom he ob tained an advance of 20,0001. The prisoner was found Guilty, and sentenced to be transported for life. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We are but moderately supplied with Bouts; trade is slow, however Monday's quotations are well supported. The number of Sheep is again very small, the demand is more active, and in a few instances prices are rather improved, but there is no quo table advanee. Calves are not so readily disposed of; choice, ones, however, are not much lawer. From Germany and Holland there are 78 Beasts, 860 Sheep, and 249 Calves ; Scotland 30 Beams ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 400; and 90 Mitch Cows from Home Counties. stamp 004 ad.L. d. roe Moms of •Ita s. 4 a. 4. Dot as*, liantords.. 3104 0 I Bog D. L 111.4.15. Elb 0 0 es.,llbast4haras . 2 6 310 118.6 Lase-wools 4 6 4 ipasl4l Barr. . 310 4 De. M. 81.0 rs 3 8 4 10 I Swat mamma goal, 3 10 4 3 6 4 4 1 Ds. es.lll4ses 0 3 0 D. 410 6 0 lambs_ 0 0 • llsols al oddida. 6 l7; ilea* •ad ii•Mb4 . 1.770 . Ww••. 315; Plll4. 310. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market continues very much depressed, and lower prices have been submitted to, both on the spot and for the end of the year. Town Tallow is quoted 43a. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 44e. to 44m. 3d. ; February to March, 43.. 6d. to 43e. 9d. ; October to Decem ber (new), 43e. 6•1. to 435. 9d. • HIDES.-THIS DAY. LaIDINUALL.-aides: NIL to 1141 b. 21d. to 21d. ; 641 b.; to 721 b., 21d. to -; 721 b. to 801 h., 21d. to 21d.; 801 b. to 881 b., 21d. to 3d. ; Ulb. to 961 h., 3d. to 30.; 961 b to 1041 b., 31d. to 31d. ; HOll4l Hides, fa. to ba. 6d. Calf Skins, light, la. to 2a. ; full, ba. BIZMONDIMT.-Sheep Skins: Polled, 81. Od. to 10e.; Kent. and Half-breds, 6s. 9d. to Se.; Downs, bs. 2d. to 6e. 2d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the Hopmar het is in a most healthy state, occasioned in a great mea sure by the very extensive export of malt figure to Aus tralia, etc., blades which the home coomomplinaisewneklered to be rapidly on the increase, in oeneetweseee of the improved condition of the labouring dawn generally throughout the country, prises are gradual, advancing. Currency :—Mid. and East Kent, 955. to 1705.; Weald Keats, 95e. to 116 e. ; Sumo:, 95e. to 1100.; old Hops, 304. to 60e. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Hasten, 113 s. 9d. ; Walls End Haswell, 113 e. 9d.; Walls End Hatton, 18e. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 18s. 6d. ; Walla End Teas, 18e. 6d.—Ships at market, 79. FATAL ACCIDENT AT BIDEFORD FROM BOATING —On the afternoon of Saturday last, two young gentle men, clerks in the National Provincial Bank, named Perry, recently from Birmingham, and Turner, son of Mr. Rd. Turner, Abbotsham, left business for the purpose of • cruise. It was at the time blowing very strongly from the N.N.W., when suddenly • heavy gust filled the sail, and capsized the boat, precipitating, of course, the young men into the water. The catastrophe being observed from the shore, Mr. Martin, Mr. Hammett, and others lost no time 'in rowing to their rescue. They soon reached the spot, when they found the young man Perry clinging to the boat, almost exhausted, his life being thus providentially saved. The other was looked for, but he had sunk to rise no more. The body was not found until Sunday night, when it was taken to the London Inn, there to await a coroner's inquest. On Monday morning a jury was em panelled, and a verdict of " Accidental death " was re turned. The unfortunate individual who has thus been the victim to this sad fatality was 16 years of age , well grown , and his intellectual capacities were promis ing the highest order; ; he was the grandson of Mr. Richard Turner, of Orange Farm, steward to 1.. W. Buck, Esq., M.P. for the county. DEATH OP A WHOLE FAMILY FROM GLANDERS. —A whole family, named Uncles, residing at Maugherow, near Lindell, have been swept away by glanders. The father purchased a horse some time back at a fair in Mayo, infected with this distemper; he soon afterwards took the disease from the beast, then his wife and four children caught it, and they all died in great agony. We have heard that two girls, living at a place called the Windy Gap, about two miles from this town, have also been lost by this dreadful disorder.—Sligo Champion. DEATH PROM A FALL INTO MOLTEN IhON.—Last night an inquest was held by Mr. William Payne, at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, on the body of Isaac Rust, a moulder, in the employ of Mr. Grissell, of the Eagle Wharf, City-road. On Tuesday evening last, the deceased and another man made preparations for running a casting from a ladle containing 2 tons 4 ewt. of molten iron. The ladle was suspended by • chain from a crane having a double handle on one side, and a regulating lever on the other. At about the centre of the ladle was a pivot, on which it worked for the purpose of being tilted into the mould either on one side or the other. The deceased was placed at the lever, and the man Smith had the manage ment of the tilting handles. All being in readiness, the superintendent of the works (Mr. Hones) gave the order to pour. As soon sea portion of the liquid iron had passed into the runner or channel leading to the mould, about one Ralf a hundred weight of the metal fell outside, and about 1 cwt. went into the runner, which immediately com menced splashing, and it was supposed that in consequence of this Smith became timid and nervous, and in his alarm let go the handles, leaving the ladle entirely to the mercy of the de ceased. The consequence was that the ladle immediately turned over towards the deceased. In a moment afterwaro be was precipitated on his back into the molten iron Several witnesses were examined, who corroborated the', main OAP, and they were closely questioned both by the coroner and the jury as to whether there was • sulkiest number of persons to manage the ladle, and it was elicited that • second lever was attached to the ladle and aan named Goold was seat to manage it, but Smith, it was asserted, knocked it away, and said that if the ladle had been worked by two hands before it could be done so again. Upon the Goold went away, and had not long done so when the ladle was upon. Mr. Archer, house surgeon, said the deceased was brought into the hospital on Tuesday night, very much burnt on both arms, back, and head. He died at a quarter to one on the following day, from the injuries received. 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ISO lirzt a motlo.ll et liag.parek. le MI6 11 Ms a 11.911941.19019.1.9. i lk Iry et. tot. Nllli JOINT STOCK BANKS. Closing Dman No. Shane Rams. Paid prices 1 do ust ns yesterdny ts.day 52,500 40 Australasia 60,000 20 Mark Bank of India, 81 $2 Aught'lts, and China 2 i 14 pm 23,000 24 English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered 4 1 1i pm 12,1104 10 London Chartered Dank of Australia ...... . 40,000 4 Royal Austral. Ranking and Gold Import. Co. 1 11,004 U South A attralla 10,000 55 Dalai of Australia all 72 Ti ad 724 ad SAO ... Do. New 24 7 4it ; MISCELLANEOUS. ii - It . 4$ 46 BiIAMON doss today 4tutralitsAt N. Brit. Au t. 223 5 Van Diemen's Land. 29 14 16 MINES. • THURSDAY EVENING. The market for British dividend mining stocks is active, and prices generally, especially for copper mines, are looking up. The mere speculative stocks, however, are neglected. The shares of the Devon Great Console Company are advancing, owing to the improvement in the mine reported below. We hear of sales in Wheal Buller at 1,100; Devon Great Consols, 430; West Providence, 541; Comford, 50; Craddock Moor, 421; Alfred Consols, 161, 1 ; Tran neck and Bosence, 11; Gonamena, 10, 1; Spearne Console, 101 ; Tamar Console, 61; Wheal Uny, 141; Wheal Exmouth and Adams United, 7f, ; Kirkcud brightshire, 5; Vale of Towey, 11; Merllyn, 41, k ; West Wheal Alfred, ; Bedford United, oa ;Cu re, 5; St. Day United, 1 1, 2 prem.; North Trelawney, 51; Rix Hill, ; Ludcott, 325. 6d. ; Balnoon Con sols, 10 ; South Tamar, 61; East Tamar, IL 395.; Wheel Zion, 21. The gold mining shares remain dull, with little business, and scarcely any change in prices. In other foreign mines, the only feature was a further fall in United Mexican, which receded to 51, and closed 6 to 1. The non-official quotations are : Peel River Land and Mineral, 8 to 1 prem.; Golden Mountain, 1 to dis. ; AustralianMutnal, 1 to ( prem.; Australian Consols, Ito prem.; Monar, par to 1 prem. Anglo-Australian, par to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1. dis. to / prem. ; Lewis Hill Range, to k die. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 1 dis. to par; Worthing, 3,4; Mizen Head, dis. to 1 prem. ; Sulphate of Barytes, 1 dis. to par ; Jamaica Copper, par to 1 prem. ; Kenmare, 1 to / prem.; Glenanlin, wto prem. ; Connemara, Ito 1 pm.; Carberry West, par to 1P THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocr. Business is almost at a stand-stillin the gold mining shares to-day, and the market is rather flat. Port Philips have been sold at 1 prem., and Ava Maria at dis. Australian Agricultural shares have receded to 223; and South Australian Land to 42j. United Mexican remain heavy, marking 6. No. liars. Yaw. Paid prism does yesterday co-day - - -..- 100,0 a 1 Adult 3 r lo all il5 ps 2 100,000 10s. teat° Californian 16,000 10 Auotralsslan 2 I 5 „ 20,030 20 Avskroliaa 6 14 S 60,00 t 1 Australian Oordillera 100,000 1 Atlantan Fractal,' So,ooo 1 Are Marla all 0 5 ale 1 200,000 1 British Australian Gold all 5 Ipm 14 20,000 20 Brill& Iran 13 .6 8 10 10,000 55 hksalt.irap,(los.atStp r 1145 2 25 35 8,000 30 De. Ootaesand Culabo all 11 25 11,000 20 D.. It. John Dal Ile:, 15 29 30 110,004 1 Carson's Creek par i pm 12,000 40 Oobre Copper ....... all 4 25 15 am 1011,000 I Colonial Gold CaPirto l4 350,000 Bt. Dapper Miners of Eng all 6 I'- - 8,000 93 Do. Pref. 74 per auk all - -pw 10,004 6 EagStAwuraliaoColdat all 2 1 1 III" 100,000 2 Groat Nugget Vein all 21 2pm 44 row 20 Ge •kral all 155 1 4 72,000 Grand Duchy of Baden all par is ow pm 11.000 Greet Polgooth all 15 1 100,000 Lake Battiest all 4 i f 4 80, . Liberty 50,1100 LoadonitCalitarn. Gold Quartz Crushing 0 an 1 1 di. 1 100,000 Idaritulta all 5 d par :all 20,000 I Kuktonitilth.Anurieso 9 44 41 ad 41 ad 200,000 New Granada 100,000 Roman Weds 16r,000 Prat Philip 1 1 1 pm 2 60;10 Quarts Rook all par il_ pm 10,00 SO Rhymney Iron all 23 25 Ditto New 7,900 10 austiago deaths 1 91 51 78 pm 30,000 I loath Australian all 4 dis spm 6,000 10 Tin Croft 13.174 21.2.0( Gaited Mellows 70,000 1 Waller 100,000 1 West Granada all A 204,000 1 Wm 4 Newham all 5 die l i A 100,000 1 Tuba MONEY MARKET. THUESDAT EVENING. The stock markets again presented an unfavour able appearance today, Consols and railway stocks being equally flat, but the fall was chiefly noticeable in the latter market. No increase of confidence ap pears to have been produced by the announcement that the weekly board meeting at the Bank of Eng land had broken up without the declaration of any further change in the rate of discount. No imme diate change had been (generally expected, but the apprehension of it is yet hanging over the market, as, from the peculiar policy of the flank, it is impos sible to say how far it will go in a repressive direction. In the railway market the flatness was continuous throughout the day, and prices may be said to have closed at their worst point. There were some large purchases on „ bear" account, in realisation of profits, but on the other hand large "ball" accounts are known to be in process of closing or gradual diminution. In fact, it would appear as if the " bears" to-day were mainly sup plied by the "bulls," but the manifest tendency of the market was downwards. Consols opened 991 to and fell to 99, but on the re-appearance of the government broker as a buyer, and the breaking up of the Bank board, there was a slight rally, the closing price being 991 to 1 for money and the 10th. Business in this department was only moderately active. The official report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, !, 99, 1; Ditto, for account, 991, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 1001, 991 ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1, 103, 1; Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16, j; India Stock, 267 ; Bank Stock, 2281. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 655. to 58e. prem.; 10.04 1/1,715 11.700 10,000 1071 G i p! NI 21 i" but there was a decided fall in India Bonds, transac tions being recorded at 655., 675., and last at 635. In the foreign Bond market, the movement was mainly confined to Mexican, which were rather flatter upon the advices by the packet. This stock is, in fact, supported by the " bears." Spanish stocks are stationary. Turkish scrip remains dull at 1 to 1 dis. Sales are thus marked Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 87 (exchange 10 florins per pound). Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 9$ (exchange 25f.). Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 971; ditto Five per Cents, 1829, an d '39, 103 ) . B uenos Ayres Six per Cents., 66. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65 1 • ditto Four per Cent. C er tifi ca t es , 971. Ecuador Bonds, 51, I. Granada One-and-a- Half per Cent. ex. Dec., 1849, coupon, 211 ; ditto Deferred, 11, 10. Mexican Three per Cents., 221; ditto, for r.ccount, 14th February, 221, .4, !. Peru. limn Deferred Three per Ceuta., 62. Portuguese Four per Cents., 371 ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 461 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, I, 1; ditto Passive (Converted), Si. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 2 die. The shipments of specie and bullion by th e Penin sular and Oriental Company's steamer Itipon, which will leave Southampton to•morrow for Alexandria, amount to 299,6001., of which 282,9001. is in silver, sod 16,700!. in gold. The statement in detail is as follows :—To Ceylon, silver, 179,5057.; to Madras, silver, 24,8401., and gold 600/. • to Calcutta, silver, 77,6251.; to Canton, s il ver , 68011 ; to Shanghae, silver, 2601.; to Alexandria, sovereigns, 14,1001.; to Malta, sovereigns, 2,0001. At the Treasury offices to-day the tenders were opened for the small loans raised for some of our West Indian colonies under authority of act of par liament. The sums required amounted in the uggro gate to 203,0001. only, of which 60,0001. is for Jamaica; 80.0001. for British Guiana; 60,0001. for Trinidad; and 3,000/. for St. Lucia. The bids varied from 1031. to 1091. 17s. 6d. per cent., the bonds in each case bearing a guaranteed interest of 4 per cent. per annum, and all the loans were taken by the Atlas Assurance Company. The last loan offered was on the sth March last, when 90,0001. only was to be tendered for, 50,0001. being taken at 1091. 120. 9d. per cent. and 40,0001. at 1091. 3s. per cent. A state ment of the loans bearing a similar guarantee nego tiated at former periods is subjoined: Lowest of the tenders Price of Combs seeepted. at the time. Dec. 16, 1842 £loB per cent. 95 July 7, 1843 lO9 934 May 3, 1844 . 11!' 99 Dec. 8, 1844 ll 100 - April 11. 1845 Dec. 6, 1845 lO5 944 Jan. 23.18.51 March 5, 1852 £lo9 31. :li Annexed is a letter of complaint from a shareholder of the Bcziers and Graissessac Railway Company. Several similar communications have reached us relative to this case, and that of the Ebro Canal Com pany, there appearing to be in both instances very extraordinary delay in the issuing of the scrip and appointment of a settling day. It is high time that some definite information should be given upon the subject by the directors of these two companies, as the inconvenience to parties interested is very great. B?ZIEB8 RAILWAY coltrArrY. Newcastle and Carlisle, 2,287 .. 2;03.1 2,046 Bolton, Blackburn, and Clitheroc 786 .. 656 637 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire ShrewAntry and Birminghatu 667 .. 50;1 .. 502 The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines), are as follows: Gross amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1453 £298,069 £47 4 6 153 9 185.090 4:2144 43 18 4 18.51 The steady improvement in the trAic returns, to which we have repeatedly drawn attention, is fully maintained in these figures, which must be regarded as eminently satisfactory. The late heavy rams ap pear to have had no effect so far ns regards any dimi nution of the traffic of the season. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : Glasgow and South Western f. Caledonian Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central Aberdeen Scottish Midland Junction 1853. 1861. :3,928 .... £3,618 ;8,290 .... 6,857 3,708 .... 3,197 1,932 .... 1,517 1,422 1,264 629 .... 496 - .m........ Total The Irish returns are : Belfast and Ballymena Cork and Bandon Belfast and County Down Londonderry and knoiskillen Ulster Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 1863. 1852. Lb6B )30 160 06 195 165 346 143 977 830 152 101 Total £2, £1,865 DCBLIN, FEB. 2.—Three per Cent. Consols, 991; Ditto for Account, 9th February, 994 1. Three-uncl e-Quarter per Cent. Stock, 1024 ; Ditto for Ac count, 9th February, 1021 1. THIS DAY—Two o'CLon. The Stock markets continue depressed. The Eng lish funds have been flat throughout the day, and in railway stocks a further decided fail has taken place. Consols have been again sold at 99, but the present price is a shade steadier, at 991 to 1 for money and the 10th. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 991 to 100; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 103 to 1; Exchequer Bills, 555. to 58s. prem. Business in the home funds has been exceedingly quiet. There is an almost total cessation of business in foreign bonds, the movement being confined to Spa nish Deferred Threes, which have been transacted at 22Z to; ; Venezuela Active bonds mark 3s; Dutch Fours, 971 to 1; Granada Deferred, 11, No other stock has been touched. TO THE HDITOU OP THlll_ EXPRESS._ Sir,—l last September agreed to take som;;hares in the above company, and having done so and paid the deposit of 2i. per share, hare been anxiously waiting to see some an nouncement of the scrip being ready ; but, on making in quiries, I have been told by my broker that there appears to be very little chance of the scrip ever being issued, and I earshot obtain auy information at the office of the inten tions of the directors, whether they intend to return the deposits or keep as another six months, by which time it may suit them to issue the scrip. By your inserting this is your valuable paper it may be the medium of gaining me, as well as a large body of shareholders, some information as to what the directors of the above company intend to do. —I am, sir, your obedient servant, Feb. 3. A SHAILBHOLDIII. - Australian land shares and miscellaneous stocks generally were dull, with little business. Australian Agricultural closed 225 to 230; ditto ex new, 75 to 80. There were dealings in Bank of British North America, 601; London Bank of Australia and India (21. paid), 11; Oriental Bank Corporation, 46; Lon don Docks, 129; Australasian Pacific Mail Steam packet (61. paid), 51; Crystal Palace, 5; General Screw Steam Shipping, 511; Peninsular and Ori ental Steam, 871, 87. At the meeting of the proprietary of the London and County Joint Stock Bank, held to-day, a divi dend was declared at the rate of 6 per cent. per an num, besides a bonus of 2 per cent., leaving a balance of 21 ,5461. to be carried to the guarantee fund. By comparing the balance-sheet now issued with that of the 31st Dec., 1851, it would appear that this satisfactory result is mainly owing to the great increase of customers' balances, which now amount to 3,281,6031., and to the profitable business caused by a daily increasing connexion, especially among the branches. The paid-up capital has been increased during 1852 to the extent of 100,0001., and in view of the consequently increased requirements for dividend, and of the low value of money during the year, the proprietary naturally expressed great satisfaction at the large dividend declared. The sum of 17,0001., incurred in establishing and pur chiming branches, has been wholly paid off. The expenditure for leasehold and freehold bank pre mises has been reduced from 35,0151. to 30,3031., which is virtually an addition to the extent of the reduction to the property of the bank. The reserved fund has been increased from 36,2571. to 44,3251., after providing for the judicious addition of 10 per cent. to the salaries of the officers of the establish ment, an example which we trust will be followed by other banks, whose officials are, generally speak ing, the hardest worked and worst paid, considering their responsibilities, of any class of men in the kingdom. One of the most interesting features in the meeting was the announcement of an act of great generosity on the part of the chairman, Mr. Sadleir, in bestowing the munificent sum of 4,5001. for the establishment of a provident fund for the relief of the officers of the bank who, from misfortune, sickness, or superannuation, may become incapable of providing br themselves and their fami lies. The applause which followed the announce ment, coupled with the complimentary admission of the shareholders that (next to the ablo manager of the bank, Mr. Luard), they are mainly indebted to the administrative ability of Mr. Sadleir for their present prosperous position, must have been highly gratifying to the gentlemen in question. Business in the market for American stocks this week has been moderate, and prices are steady. The inquiry, however, is not so brisk as it was a few weeks back. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : Redeemable. Dividends. Priem. United States 5 per CL Bd. 11165 Jan...and July 97 IM Ditto 6 per Cent Bd ... 1882 Jan. sad July 104 105 Do. 6 pee Ct. do. do ... 1863 Jan. and July 1094 11. Do. 6 pee Ct. 1n5uM00k...1867.1888 Jan. and July 1064 1094 Do. ditto 1863 Jan. and July 103 104 New York BMW 3 per C 4. 18584860 Quarterly 96 100 Pennsylvania 3 per Ct. and Aug. 87 88ex dv Do. S per Cent. de lBB2 Jan. and July 92 94 Ohio 6 per Cents . Meamobinette 3perCt. Mar Bog Bonds Do. 3 per Cents Dollar ltda 1873 Stay and Nov. 974 984 Maryland& perCtfiter.Bda — Jan. and July 98 99 Illinois Internal linp.6p.t.t — Jan. and July 73 75 Dino Interest ditto — Jan. anti July 47 Virginia 6 per Cl.. Ines. St 1857.1875 Jan. and July 95 95 Virginia 6 per Cent. Bonds 1886 Jan. and July 984 994 Kentucky 6 per Cent. lB6B Jan. and July 97 98 Tennessee 6 per Cent. 1892 Jan. and July 93 96 Boston City ai rser Cent. Tibetans 1872 April and Oct. 103 Montreal City 6 per Cents 1637.1865 I Illarcb. Sept., 186 117 April and Oat. New York Citys per CCM . 18334870 Quarterly 96 97 New Orleans City 9 per Cent. Bonds Central Bail. 94 - Pennsylvania ltd. 6 per I Philadelphia 4 1. HA. Cents dam 11811. 16. Spiv Ct. &e Mort- Nerwieet end Bpp Biwa n 1860 Jen. ani July 66 67 rie Seve per Cents.. Ist mortgage 1868-1869 May and Nov. 1064 1074 Ditto Beres prrOanta.,Com male Oblo &Pessaries.? per Ct Ineolos Banda. Itentaird k Boanoake 7 per Ct. Ist Mortgsge April sad Oct. 91 94 1801 rob. sad Aug. 83 84 ex di, LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, Fan. S. For for Account. Alone,. Alone,. '1 'Operuni. Ilurnesti Lowest. Closing. I - ter Cent*. per Cents., 1025 lOl 30 .. I per Cents., 1851 lO4 60 108 83 101 89 904 80 10 . 10 , er Cents. wa Cents. New Loma ... "'--- S per Cent*. 44 per Cents., 1025 1 44 per Cents., 1852 4 per Cents. 6 per Cents. New Lam' ... 11 •..... I ... I ... , ... &adage OD London: at siht, 25 6; 93 days, 21 1174. Stlean,artCt.llllo Mousy I Naples R l1116 Do. 4 Do. 2 Piedmont 3 p.Ct...... 96 25 Treasury Conde Da. 5,1852 Plaits, Fan. 3.—St. Germain, 1,310 ; Versailles (right bank), ; ditto (left bank), 323 ; Parts and Orleans, —,• Paris and Rouen, 977 50 ; Rouen sod Dame, 455; Marseilles and. Arta. no. (Converted), ; Strasbourg and Ba:e, 340 ; Northam. 822 56; Parts and St rasbourg. 745 ; Part, and Lyons, 840; Lyons and Mediterranean. 715 ; Montereau and Troyes, 230; Ouest, 655; Blesme and St. Disler to Gray, 490; Paris and Cher bourg, 590 ; Dijon and Besancon, 610; Midi, 630; Dieppe and Emma, 313; Andresleux and Rome, —; Paris sad Boman Bordeaux and Tote, 240. VIENNA, FEB. I.—Five per Cent. Metalliqueo 94;. New Loan (Series A), 94; (Series B), 1051 ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 840. Bank Shares, 1,354. Exchange on London, 10.55. BERLIN, FEB. I.—Voluntary Loan, 101 a. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 102; ; ditto (1852), 1021 ; National Debt, 94. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1481. Bank Shares, 109. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. The supplies of all descriptions of grain this week have been moderate, and of foreign Flour we have only received 260 sacks. Holders of Wheat were firm, and Monday's rates were in all cases fully supported for both Wheat and Fleur. Barley sold on much the same terms as before. We experienced a good sale for Oats, and the quotations of Monday last were well maintained. Beans and Feu were unchanged in value. The seed trade was quiet this morning. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 31st JAN. to 4th FEB. WS. Wh &palish. Scotch. Irish. lomat,. eat 720 I Barley 3170 I 1 8410 Oats llO Malt ..... I 2080 Flour, 260 sacks. Loacom Aesasoal.—Wheat, Ma. ltd. ; 1 19s. lid.; Rye, Os. Od.; Baum 34.10 d. ; I', IMPERLIL AVRRAG r:ey, 345. 3Gs. 7.1. Gd.; Os Wisest. Ruler' nets. I Ry•. I &mu. Peas. Dee. 25 ... ... 454 11d 29. 91164 6d 294 4d44 114 324 44 Jam. I—. ... 464 74 394 64 Id. Al 194 74 1 3 3 5. 04 324 9d 6 ... ... 468 Od 294 64 184 id 19, Id,4s 84171 s 3d IS ." ... 45. 10d'29. 1041110 7430. IQ 314 64 Sie 74 82 ... ... 45.1 44 304 5418. 74 32. 741344 114 314 34 23 ... ... .Is w ed 91. 24 154_74 55 . ____. 24 954 94 914 led , 1 4 % weeks' Au. low. 411. 304 Id lee 74 34e 7d 24. 10.151. -- 114 Dry2.—Wtldat, &Ay. O. Rye, 'Reim. sad Peas. Is. Jan. 16. PliC4l. -....... =Z." g 0 I ..... ....1./ ... .:: ". ... 45 11 ... 17 . j ... ~ a•Z..., i :".. ?. 45 10 ... ... 45 8 ... I ... 5 . : ... MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SroAtt.—There has not been a public sale to-day, a very unusual occurrence on a Friday; but the importers are now light of stock, and prudently do not press the market. We do not alter general quotations this week, and there has been a fair business done in Mauritius awl East India, and several cargoes of foreign by private contract, but the quan tity Bold of West India has been small. The refined mar ket has been dull, but prices have been supported ; grocery lumps, fair to fine, 455. to 475. 6d. COFPEE.—The market was rather heavy, but importers refused to take lower prices, and bought in largely at the public sales. At the commencement of the week native Ceylon sold at 475., but the article has been neglected the last few days. TEA.—The market has been steady, and prices have been supported ; common Congou quoted 10d. Rtcu has been dull of sale, but quotations are not altered. . SALTPETRII has sold steadily at previous rates. SPlCES.—Pepper is quoted id. to ;d . higher, which was established in a public sale of 1 . 500 bags. Damaged Pimento hes been held for high prices, and but a small business done. SPIRITS are quoted the same as last week. INDioo.-14,700 chests are declared for the next quarterly sale, to commence on Tuesday next. Corrox has been in good demand, and the extreme prices of last week freely paid. Invir.—Curranta have been in good demand, and full prices paid. Smyrna Raisins: a large business has been done on speculation. In other descriptions of Fruit their is no alteration. le . 330 I 12160 • , O . t i 1 114 • 4.6 Y . 4 43 31 4 I 2 I 6/ 131 I ill i 11j1+ SQ i ISi j i iti ire Uj 121 en 4$ lU 4 IN 4 Yab. S \. •