The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-03 00:00:00

Nt rt ( LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, Is. 3. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocic. :e 1 331 i4i 13i •--- `a No. 1,986.) LONDON, MONDAY EVEN . L 34 .„--.-_ - -- ---7----- - I. 17 NOW itintlns XL DOD'S PEERAGE. no. CITY ELECTION.-THIS DAY. gales in Dublin and its immediate vicinity has now ti. trios for 11121,thiarourkly revned. with man/ hatennments. ascertained to be about 18,0001. 7 . all .-. . fiEItAGE, BARONETAGE, KNIGHTAGE, NOMINATION. • 111 p . u ., fm laid (thetecivh vest). By CIE %KUL/ R. Dos, Evg„ All the four members assembled in Guildhall this The following particulars of a very melaneholi II „c a w es "Dm V•f" • ";•: ( 7 d e i m ",, e r,4" t ir '',..' ? „ K i = l lo!""''' I ' r ' day to proceed to the usual nomination business. Lord and fatal shipwreck on the coast of Wexford is from 1 a correspondent of the Waterford News ; ••la hobo* s "" ' ha tt r ic, t r a tr , and Co .,Ave 51 - a c ela-lane. John Russell was loudly cheered, as also were the other rail •Is hon. members. At half-past one o'clock Alderman Carter About half-past seven o'clock on Wednesday morning • this 1 ...----------- moved fir a show of hands in favour of Lord John flue. Polacky rigged brig was seen running through Daman l a m "T H E • 311 D A I Ll' NEWS. London Morning Paper, pros SA, sell, when, although not more than about 300 persons were Bay, right before the wind, which was lowing a hurricane ,„."' •lo peak. , 0w. .. the mitx Nowa Ii at the heat if t h e 1. present, the show was evidently unanimous. at the time from about 8. by W. She passed outside the •••' • 1 ......, 04 ,,...“ a 6 , 0 wine ; , e ing o ttn g free e n a n ufee i s it. h oth g e o Silent* having been proclaimed by Mr. Harker, Lord Kewe Islands, which lie about a mile and a half from the Brij 71i.g". vv•-• • • - •• •• no g sod pract•cal Moron, whether political, wont, John Rove!, at twenty minutes to two o'clesk , amidst Bannow shore. When she had some distance passed these F • I 'ewe. zed ... a tit ~,,,),‘ , .teal. 0, I tul cheering, proceeded to address the assemblage present. island., she found the Burrow of Ballyteigue lying right a F ra 4 % u; la eatest and value of is General Nalla.-In the accuracy of lb head, when she was put about and hauled clop by the •lo to , awr .,,,.._ j a the ample, truthful. and impartial etmeaccr of It. wind, and fetched up close under tho shelter of the ~ ~, w a mpum and in th- varied oisreantilearul oneunercia 1 in. 7 t jarth,t• ..i coot seed in the City, Railway, sad Monetary Articles,- CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT .islands, and cast anchor hoping, it is supposed, to ride • 11l 61 .,,,, i s a soursomed. out the gals there • bid she dragged her anchors and itt• ••4116 '• • oasee donole 1 Ilst of Shipping than any sting paper- TIIIS DAY. very soon grounded ' on a shoal called the Bridge, snit 7„ . ll 01 ,..121 , 1 a • h ey re p ort of : IN ia the lodise gnu by eney about a quarter of a mile in shore from the larger of the 1 , .171 so rtr:a•+" 7 " • dail MiMno Report, with Ust of Prima oseetal Mat. -all.l the may y , The January session of this court commenced this morn• islands. An attempt was then made, about nine o'clock, to . 16 . _ puts••^•••" 4 " 1 ."1 . 0 , / 6 , o iii,, 06 h e a th t h e only paper b a th e , the ing before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Right Hon. Lad the crew, two of whom made for the shore in the small 13; It aklinessii..e. . boat, and wars upset and drowned about half-way between 31 •se - s 1 excludes, and has always excluded , from its cohuate the Recorder, the Common Enjeant, Aldermen Lateran* nos" 't '" 0 r e,... :m steelioements. and Saloom" the sheriffs, under-sheriffs, &c. do . the sh i p and mainland. About half-past 10 o'cloek the a; • 4 1,• r roreo io nubile favour hi shown by the bat retina of stamps The first edition of ths calendar contains 'the names of fury of the sea appeared to abate a little, and we could see 7,1 . .1/ 06 „,j :-r the year 1 , 5 Y to V, lead i ng London Newspaper , by et prisoner ,. the long-boat lowered with two men an her, and for some a t , i • 1 18 wiLeti it •111 br, -ma that 401 t pap er (the 02. 70uneest O wl ,. more !ham ....., Ind in hve yeas beaten ts three t oast tors. The Court was not opened until eleven o'clock this morn- time efforts appeared making to get the remainder of the a• crew into the boat ; but we could only see three in her at 50 53:11" 71, - g e thigith e a, m am a s teased . ing (ten being the usual hour), in accordance with a suggss • 3 Wants; CIII,ONICLE ....... ......... 1770 913,347 Lion from the Recorder, that it would enable the gentlemen every time, and for more than an hour they seemed to j•! • 2 m•ec - iso P on . 2 Minns , Hewn • iraILT SEA i ..,, this it 4 .,,,,,,„ 1 4-• • =r ift . while the court met at ten, to remain in London all night, pyramids of foam round the doomed ship, and at nearly 12 • 1 o'clock the boat swamped, and three more human beings is Tbe inhumed 41214 . 77177ne e he ''' P.` " l "- -, '--- t he '' as there was uo conveyance to bring them to London in . 2 ion their lives. We could then descry live mon meow et *ma recently f.nP•7.-- •••• a mitten -5•11' the um. a .sandy time to enable them to be present at tea O'clock, and seam - • I ono. Only 7... es • is the yoangeet re staading on the weather quarter of the brig ;it was than 13 ~...,3 , 6 a m ft w e t t in g ' s pound and a Moral tens-npre• sal gentlemen had been fined in consequence of their non-' lioele• im p s( ~War li that comorrative lib , radios which la Yearn tbe attendance. within half an hour of low water, and no hops appaarisse 76 -__„,, a thLe opinion oftasiest ; .aeg .!tlreseY. lei_l_kittrst° 4 to bbi t tte The Recorder, in hia charge to the grand jury, in allta- but the strength of the ship the men appeared to leave the oa , is i a s r,ssa of nookalual Gaul Km. .... `'."' "''' °•''''' soon to the alteration, said he believed it would be found to We et advertmestents -nest to th e `Time .-obtained y e a r i nd quarter.de,k, and go below, perhaps fur refreshment. At w three o'clock a.m. wind unabated, and the tide had it. I.l * ,Yl4 MI T. AB poiitiC4: more than corresponds with its cornoperate in a satisfactory manner, and while affording faci lities to the gentlemen who were summoned upon the grand risen so as to beat right over the hull, which did not lo th no isamenrc." I. et °r a ng / of any Bookseller or Newsman In the kingdom; or at j'ory, would at th e s ame ti me t en d t o expe dit e th e business appear to float, and we could descry the five hands still In 0 ,.. nue Awe. Is, Ile unmeant. Ileet.stre•L Londe.. of the session. His lordship then briefly alluded to the living, making their way up the rigging, and the brig to ht . Wl* - - 0 W HERE SHALL WE GO THIS MORNING?" duties. ten minutes to four o'clock, m.m., the mainmast fell over, It. "um is unisay the query ever the breakfast table with ___ _ _ and seemed to part the vessel amidships. In five minutes IL IMO *Moos t • Leaden. lit u answer the. uestion. If you can admire . more, the foremast, on which the last had clung to life, fell 1 Stew the , me d„ beatiulul spininess of Papier 31ach manufacture which are IRELAND over, and all were gone. Ten had perished, and th e s hip " 0 :, produced us tin. i.ountry, dildand in the most attractive (ens - wok away from our view, amid the waves and the darkness lel is ten east a ha n dsome or useful drro that ingeur, work-hoe, or of night. During all time no effort could be made to it. I hid e wnhne4l.ll -if ymi ne e d any mound.. fur the work-table or nab t- DUBLIN. JAN. 1. save them, although at least a hundred strong and willing * or if you otegr. In we one . 0: the moat elegant emporittimein Lon. baba gees then you 4„ , 0 , tohi „ Afro. 4, Leaieeheluetreett neat the The tories of Cavan have selected Mr. Robert arms we re read to do aught that in them la The The win d 1 4 ~, 1 0 0..awswoavisow moo-rumns you may n au sea sway= has, very Burrows , of Stradone House, to stand against the and sea were so dreadful that no boat could attempt to g o unost mho, pkowatir. high-water, the hull, span, &c., began to land, and about at. 1 me election. Whether Sir John Young is to receive any me. RRISTMAS PRESENTS.-The exuberance of opposition from the tenant-right party, also, remains eleven o'clock at night, parties were ab'e to get on land Pt. 1 OW iltiblllb. Wald weasel gebety, naturally induces the fair what of the hull remained together ; bat no body was le mumfol a dare, alarAme sr he thilv s e w of ° messy o . leie,a, to be been; but that he is himself one of the best found-nor name of the vessel-nor any certainty or what 10 I 144 i r . to berm ties „ maw mAc =ii‘ Nit rt i r r n , s 4 an d most encouraging and indulgent landlords in her cargo was. Some few articles of clothing found show so her to have been a Greek vowel. and a few grains of Indian m 111 : m a kibr anosamtso a Market hod* Miry BOWLS:4W' Kal.Yholt. Ireland, is a fact that cannot be disputed, what booming the Me ssa. far t see Wombs. and liftWlANtle' ever course ho may adopt in his new o ffi ce towards corn, also found, make it probable that she was laden with 24 2196c0a5t% se roe Dueldivisa e rr eapailisa a peutake waiters. to that grain. 15 that the Irish Tenant League and their proposed measure. The agent of Lloyd's, at Skibbereen writes as fol- rte I l a iserWhnesse flea die met appreleleels_ owl. *East Prebt# se fe AMA II the if . The imam the! 00411 ff an Mr. Hercules Ellis, an unsuccessful candidate at ssamplawraue tom Sane& Belmoolonrt'u° hmtsti°l ' The the recent general election, has addressed the elec- lows to the Cork Examiner of another fatal ship- s a t,, i erboeseinew each hews berme of ...briskinas" preening that wreck: hoes des ankle so the wrapper ea lehn.--eald by A. ROWLAND H e ad UM of Cavan, to tell them that if they want a elmm - " I regret to infonn you of the total loss of the Broad 8 • 1 I aa s sum " Itattes•astem. toocks. oot b 7 &omit. nwl P° 7700 .". pion of tenant-right and religious equality, to exclu d e Oak, of Liverpool, from Pernambuco , at 7 p.m. last night is - Mll7O the new Irish Secretary from his recent seat, he at Doolough Bay, near Crookhaven • the captain, first is ' v ---------- .„....---r .f. .. - - •___ (Hercules) is prepared to be their man. He is, how- mate, ever, " unwilling to embarrass their . proceedings by and eight of the crew drowned, five saved. She * had a cargo of sugar and cotton." it. I El% . - s " - srpt c rialthlMYll • 15 a peremptory assertion of his own chums" at present. -- - . 1 0 We I ' .. I may add that it is not at all probable at this MINES. Il st. I &Os . moment, notwithstanding all . the bluster on the sub- s jest, that any of the Irish munsteral re-elections will SATURDAY EVENING. 4 rm. aids be jeopirdied. The mining market has been ve7 quiet to-day. se 1 anti*• 4, , , Sir John Young and Mr. Sadleir have issued ad- Transactions have taken place in Goginan new shares It . I have dresses, calling on their late constituencies to rc-Jlect at 101, premium ; East Darren at 871• V• and Royal e a t. I 22.-. them. The termer is as vogue in his allusion to Ribernmn Mining Company at 11 it. ' rbe. 1 11i11i13111......-- - - *4 Imili 1. .„ principles as any man in office need be. lie merely The gold mining shares were a shade stronger to- s '"' Says : 8L day, prices being in several cases the turn against is; ,!: Ito short • period has elapsed sines toe last general elm -14118. o , __ - the buyer. On the whole, the prospects of this de tion, that the events which took place at it cannot but belaj are very good. The chief n - • 4 E El fresh in your remembrance. I beg to refer to them, and I ent of the mar ket e have only to add, that lam persuaded the views to which r in ticfnittiOn was in Australian Console, which, upon : _ Idris I then gave expression publicly are in entire accordance a reported profitable arrangement made by the com- "a, I miss with those which will outdo Lord Aberdeen's administration pang in reference to the estate alleged to have been 1 0 77 . 2 . LM . POETANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, of affairs, combining a firm adherence to constitutional purchased by them, rose to 11 prem. The closing 30 4 " saeg was study ensues with econamr. -.LAMES OOO.'s ptame principles with the adoption of well considered improve /5 = ILA FRENCH POLISHED MAHOGANY ARABIAN BED. MAD. Bedding, Canoe; Carpet. I:eking-oam, and Cpholnery meats , and the prompt remedy of proved grievances. Mr. Sadleir addresses the electors of Carlow in the price was Ito I prem. The-shares of the old Australian Copper Company, . I: efts Wareham. -13ROMPTON ' 23, thmsere i sh i gtha tha ranged between 61 to 71. Cobre &area continue to = 1010117•11111U0E. Estimat s ilk- a nds listed prior. sent polll use. following te r ms: I have accepted office under Lord Aberdeen, and the seat heavy. so use IC I wife - The committee of the Stock Exchange have ap- ht. I stem pens and ask your approbation of my appointment. I have tads FUND FOR PROMOTING FEMALE EMIGRA- . the Waller Gold Mining Company. le made • sacrifices in order to serve in the govern went of it. I The following dividends have been declared during Isan" TION. Lord Aberdeen ; but I did am hesitate to make those sacri sts, .frO Druflkinalag ate, helm the. tat. 1 1 9 1 24.4 *NW a-4 • - • -- Mee The committee of this Rind have jtireiNatia ble - steadhat advocate of relfibithowledk Inf firmly belies- - bum .. . men Ll 5 0 0 .. £ 3,840 0 0 :10 following report : The Female Emigration Fund, which was raised in the ing th e character of the government affords • guarantee Wh eal,Baol___2;t____ West Condos that no policy will be adopted insonalstent with the rights West "`"mml" 2lO 0 .. 2,660 0 0 IN 6 0 0 .. 1,636 0 0 6 ,, reel e winter of 1849, amounted to a sum of 22,0001. Some small and interests of the people. You know that from my first 710 0 .. 1,600 0 0 -1 Wu entry into public life I have been dm enstaas and seams North oilltises have since been occasionally received ; and a few North Pool min of the emigrants have, through their friends, defrayed some teat advocate of religious equality, nwrlbisimbry reform, Polberro 171 podia of the expense of the passages. The statement of and complete free-trade; and in An, es well ia out of South Tolgus 01.4. 212110 . esealpts and expenditure appended shows the gross amount office, I shall always be found the warm supporter of Tywamhtila and Nancekuko - . ' 1 ,008000 0 0 et INtedosd under all beads, and the manner in which it h as the just claims of the cultivator of the soil to Bedford LaM l4 bon upended. The number of emigrants sent out by the the fruits of his honest labour. In accepting office Wheal Beton geeCondarrow Nee misty amounts to 1,071, nod there remains in the hands of I have i s no way whatever changed or compro mps the smaraitnes a sum of 3,6001. available for the future put- mired my political opinions. For the sake of those Cwmystwyth bib of the society; which will not, at the present rate of opinions you have long honoured me with your confidence, sited 0 2 6 Exmouth ani Adams' X.l .. 635 0 0 13 0 10 6 .. 612 0 0 NY t, enable the committee to despatch more than three and you bare already, at the cost of great personal sacri- T„ "miles 'kb of emigrants. The fearful destitution which pre- fices, twice deliberately chosen me your representative in *mams Coombs Is mil /died in London at the time when t h e society was first esta. the House of Commons. I now ask you again to place me Trumpet Commis 6 0 0 .. 600 0 0 l2' mom in that proud position, that I may with increased influence Onnamena 0 7 6 .. 384 0 0 las = Wished, has, no doubt, by • variety of circumstance., been palely alleviated. Much suffering, however, still prevails, in the legislature contribute to dispel the prejudices which Kirkeudbiightddria a Nan apaskilly among the female portion of the community. The so injuriously affect our common country, and thus lead my Wheal Clifford e• Ilialas which tend to produce a numerical excess of female humble aid to advance the cause of good government and General Mining Campo, of Ireland 6 per cen t .. . 309 11 8 10 Om the male sex M this country, have boon in active pp eas , just legislation throughout the empire. aye Eat drag the last 10 years, and especially during the I am, gentlemen, Total £19,661 3 4 ems Wm potion of them. The census of 1811 showed, in Your attached and faithful servant, isso end Britain and Ireland, an excess of females over males, • Joao N ADLEIE . 31 = la mud numbers, of 320,000, which had risen in 1851 to The ceremony of inaugurating Mr. Kinahan the THIS DAY -Two o'CLoeK. 100 The gold mining shares are looking up, especially se Using opwanls of half a million. There is no • • • • h Lord N ' eminent wine an d spirit mere ant, as Mayor of this disproportion of oozes is the cause, not only Colonial Gold, this company having received very W. emu seaming , but of much immorality, and that the Dublin, took place to-day with all due pomp and favourable advises from then. agent. The price has 25 Aft leriaer eonatry suffers equally with the colonies from its circumstance. The old glass coach was produced on risen to 41 prem. All other desc riptions el° Bll '.._._ T.het•.t• e!ef_7 t°°°°° to believe that this evil is the occasion, with the brilliancy of its best da and business is reviving. et. =mg 10 Oa DIU farther aggravated. The attractions of newed, and a long train of private carriages followed Xo Ihe geld gelds have given an immense impetes to general Australian Agricultural shares have risen to 304 ; is malgesdaa„ though fa Great Britain it is still much more in the procession. South Australian Land to 73 ex div. ; Van Dieman's ScaaniesSmbalaineml by the steady increase of ou r popula. The Nation rants and raves through three or four Land to 26 ; and Great Nugget Vein too} to 1 prem. 20 Ilia. Allwiesteryealgrationoonsiste prineinally of males- columns ' • and in the Tablet Mr. Lucas, in propria the leut of odeenture, self-reliance, and indifference to famil• persona, addresses his late colleague, Mr. Keogh, in thong Sesuiess 4 ,. i 81111411411111,MISVIOlitieSWhieh lead to the desire for e t • 'IP+ tut' terms of equal bitterness, MTWWI• mien done Paid Saturday. toe y. SW Tbs dipopartloa of the sexes will, there fore, increase in • boisterous. el Ma NSW wish the ilcrease of general emigration ; and t Mos Fria - all 11 14jon la i le It sea VI ennead by giving assistance and encourage. The sentence of death on Kirwan, convicted of the LIZ ma awe Cab 0 .. e n 1 tt •. 3 at: sae NNW ill 4.ljbeliela. The letters, copies of which murder of his wife on Ireland's Eye under dream- b,eos te kestrel:inn 1 41 ~ 01 WO =add te ll* regal, are but selections from a vast stances which have ,excited such strong public in- Moo. 10 37 . 77 °L° 77 I 8 4 7 1 7 at. elf • bailee ammeter ; and they seem to show whatl Denali= Modifiers - all i II pa It tereet, was commuted into one of transpor- sa 1 Aurora.. Freehold .. all 4 4pm I f 15 . a wonlarfal asap lees leen wrought in the position of ',tin, for 1,f 6 , •411111 1 Ave Plana. all a il pm If :I r . sin yob= the misty hes been enabled to sure from a '- '-' --' Sows I flritint ailiorallus utak all 1 Ipm lih of rdway sad stagestisa, mad was have attained to People have been looking out with some interest men 0 h e t hth i tha 13.3 11 12 re. r • eseehet. and la some moss Se elllaesee, la soother country. for the opinions of the tenant league organs this IOyMM U dr.ciLlnip,(las.a:s , .pa Hi 4 6 II i The MUSEUM have hoes sliest universally - mornin g the I r i s h •ofthe SAO 30 Dm asmessibleui". ab 3 3 successful, on appointments I dime' ia some ewe, is spite of all precautions, government, and on the abandonment of principle map I asce ' n't Creak 2 1 Imo I 1 II is osminittee have hoes deceived as to the 42 le which the acceptance of office by some of the late Am 4 6 9, 030 7 C 091 191 ~,..-a au EMUS character of the emigrants, and much tufb re u - - 100000 5 ..olosual cold ....„ I If 4 poi 41 bf 3 1 so base had been complained of d • the " brigade" members is considered to involve. The during passage. itilatio l4 7 76 5 iwey year's experience, however, enables the committee expectations of those who looked forward to a regular ismoo ei: otptier tonere of Eag. all - - W le slesiglbri their machinery, and to guard against a ro• onslaught no t been dis a p po inted, f or th e t o ne 8,000 23 D. Pref. 7j permit all 54 7spiss have an de mass of arms. The demand for female servants of all with which the Freeman sounded to the first assault skose so 3anerst alt - - le 1 et dsougmens ht the colony is largely on the increase, and the /tildes Mountain-- all 1 dis j pin el Mir rib despatched are more than ever certain to find, in the early part of the week was moderate and even ? e V Grand Dann of Bader all par pm 16 1 so 17 • miss their arrival, immediate employment, and ample re- gentle compared to the furious blasts of this morn- itogo Great Polgooth all if I osa Rt, t leelaerati_ ea. Meter, . J. 11. Were and. Co., writing from Mel- lag's Nation and Tablet. too,ooe Lake Bathunt. al 4 pr. 11 18 limes under date 7th September, 18.52, say:-'The' Yesterday eiso eon- a deputation of the committee of the :4 00 Loa Libertdoy n*Catltern. Gold all 1 If pm If et I sent out in the Fortitude and Roxburgh Cuff* have Industrial Exhibition of 1853 waited on Lord Quarts Crushing Co all 1 Mr f I in 'I at fall attention -, and we are happy to say were x-• I:WatiqUita IX pa 1 4 1 5 Vied with good situations imoted• I •af pro - a-wiinton to preeent his late yon arm . The young Ex with a farewell 100,10000 1 „..,...,,, k.A . 1 ., 9 4 1 4 114 • Immo by the Roxburgh Castle were landed the day a f ter address. Alderman Roe, chairmen of the committee, 200,000 New Granada 124, tab swivel of the ship, and turned out a very superior read the address, to which his Excellency returned 20 0 .04 0 0 ?batman some 139,000 Port Philip 1 24 211 pa $1 a to illii pay. They were immediately hired by respectable fami- the followin l Imist high rates of wages. We are still in g rep y : - tuartz Roth all 14pm 16 6 great want of I should have considered myself sadly deficient in the 65. 50 0 :,00u SO /throw, Iron ...... 111111111nts, principally for general work • and if , - Ditto New Bmiss fifty women by every ship, strong in morals and best cocours tment as Chief Governor of Ireland, to a pro. I'') Se SSI7IiOdO &Cuba .... y, it would be the greatest boon to this country." feet whic h g . • must necessarily tend to promote the manufac- • 50 000 1 Muth Australian al! 4 I, 4 11l 7 10 11 30 e i tualttee feel that, under these circumstances h ll° fl° Craft I the tunog energies and the scientific of the people ; 49 174 NAM Gaited Mexican Illeid am be ' • ' justified in closing a work in which so much and I should have been wanting in good feeling as an mdi - p30;000 a west Minims lli 44 pm semis es be done, a d N aby means of which such indisput- vidual, if I had aot gone willingly and heartily into a t00, , 00 1 Tale Mil SW emu be effected among a large • d ff • m am _ K. IL gamic, judging of their labours by its fruits , are w' - • , al • liberal and patriotic man by whoa means it h: bean En to en!rust to them the means of co n tinuo . ng the opera- carried op, and . who . has shown to tha world_tba re mesa. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. 13 OM which have hitherto proved, by God 's blessing, so sac- log of Irish nationality. I shall rejoice much if any aunt s to asissfal. They therefore make an earnest appeal to those ante which I have been able to render is found in any way to MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1853. 10 de whose liberality they have already experie nced , andcontributed to have to the success of your magnificent under- Tho state of the Weather at each of the following places is those, li kewise, to whose no • the results o f their labours taking ; and I cannot entertain a doubt that what has been at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The 'tallow are 21 have notice b een w e brought, to contribute from their abun- so auspiciously commenced will be brought to a triumphant arranged in order of latitude. la dance -By order of the Committee Swizz Hz ninme to deny that • • EbEl27, conclusion . It would be affectation . my LOI2II.ICIL -8. • Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. i 4 Chairman, 4, St. Martin's- place, Jan. 1, 1853. absence from the interesting ceremony in which I should MeEhixo.ax-:S. ; Hard Wind ; Overcast. By the statement of accounts it• that from the varied dis- * t , 7 balance now i n h and • 3 ..... l'Peere the working have acted so prominent a part, and HASTINGS-N.3.W. ; Fresh Breeze ; Overcoat. 1 la .autt. U. 114. play which will succeed it, is a subject of deep regret to 0 „,.... ~,„.,,,,„ _Q . Q... ,..... ~....... c ,. ,„....... . 06 People have been looking out with some interest for the opinions of the tenant league organs this morning on the Irish appointments of the new government, and on the abandonment of principle which the acceptance of office by some of the late " brigade" members is considered to involve. The expectations of those who looked forward to a regular onslaught have not been disappointed, for the tone with which the Freeman sounded to the first assault in the early part of the week was moderate and even gentle compared to the furious blasts of this morn ing's Nation and Tablet. Yesterday a deputation of the committee of the Industrial Exhibition of 1833 waited on Lord Eglinton to present his Excellency with a farewell address. Alderman Roe, chairman of the committee, read the address, to which his Excellency retursid the following reply I should have considered myself sadly deficient in the performance of my public duties if had not given my best encouragement, as Chief Governor of Ireland, to a pro ject which must necessarily tend to promote the manufac turing energies and the scientific enterprise of the people and I should have been wanting in good feeling as an indi vidual, if I bad aot gone willingly and heartily into a scheme which is so creditable to its projectors, and to that liberal and patriotic man by whose means it has bees carried on, and who has shown to the world the real mean ing of Irish nationality. I shall rejoice much if any assist mace which I have been able to render is found in any way to have contributed to the success of your magnificent under taking ; and 1 cannot entertain a doubt that what has been so auspiciously commenced will be brought to a triumphant conelu-ion. It would be affectation in me to deny that my absence tram the interesting ceremony in which I should have acted so prominent a part, and from the varied dis play which will succeed it, is a subject of deep regret to ; and I can only assure you of my zealous co•operation se • private individual, and of my earnest sympathy as a sincere well wisher to Ireland, and to everything which promotes the welfare of her people. Mr. Thomas Kemmis has been appointed Crown Solicitor for the Leinster Circuit, vice Mr. William Issnaiii, ;resigned. This is one of the outgoing aismigements of the tones. The magistrates of the barony of Tireragh, in the county of Sligo, have agreed, at a meeting held for the purpose, to call on the government for a reduc tion of the police force, on the ground of the restored tranquillity of their district. The man named Patrick Feehan, who committed some violent assaults in the Marlborough-street Roman catholic chapel on Thursday night, has boon committed for trial. The amount of damage inflicted by the recent MONDAY. JANVAZY 3, 1853. The state et the Weather at each of the following plasm at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. LI MIRICK. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. Mcm.ixo.sx—S. ; Hard Wind ; Overcast. II ASTINOB—S.S.W. ; Fresh Breeze; Overact. 801:THAMYTON.—S. ; Strong Breeze ; Overcast. FOLIIIITONE—S.W. ; Fresh Breeze; Overcast. TONBRIDOII—S. ; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. Bsamostoks—W.; Gentle Breeze; Scud—Rain. Ousartertat—S.W. ; Gentle Breese ; Overcast. SritooD—S.W.; Gentle Breeze ;Overcast, FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—The body of a man was bound on the railway, elm to the Dudley station, shortly before G o'clock on Thursday, with the bead and light arm severed from the trunk. It proved to be that of aim who had arrived from Wolverhampton at a quarter to 4 that afternoon, and who bad been refused a ticket to Stourbndge from Dudley, in coasequenc , of being intosi sated. Shortly after 5 a'clock he wu removed by the porter from the station, but must have male his *ay in /4/111D un perceived. .lt is supposed that he fell from theplatform, and was minced by the fill, his hat bein4 on his head, but mulled — Wrgeorheitygon Chromic*. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST YELLoW FETER.—IMAYSC hops have been i-sued to the Customs authorities at South moron to clue all persona ill from fever that arrive home in the West India packets to be taken to the lazaretto at •e peaksis the Motherbsak, that immediate pratique may be given to SWINDON—S.; Gentle Breeze; 'Scud—Rain. CAMBRIDOII—S.; Gentle Broep ; Cloudy. Y•IOIOUTM—S. ; Gentle Breeze; Rain. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication on Saturday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Friday morning at nine o'clock. HOLYZZAD—S.W. ; Mad Wind; Overcast—Rain. Lawczerzn—S. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. WMITSIC—S.W.; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. DAILLINOTON—S.W.; Stormy; Overcast—Showery. SMAP—S. ; Strong Breeze ; Rain. THIS Ilia, Noon. • mane of WIM. %strewth of Wind. Stew of the Weather. S.W. Gentle Breese. °WNW - - - - - There is scarcely any business going forward in railway stocks, attention being quite diverted from this market, but prices are very well supported, Mid land being almost the only description that has shown any weakness. London and South-Western, Brighton, and Caledonian, are better. French shares are neglected. South-Eastern of France mark 3 prem., and Zealand, I prem. SHARKS AND STOCKS UNGUARANTESD. limcw•ra. tmbcrg., Notting., Omni an 4 Last Junaiiun . in Stour Vallir Birkez. Lan nehono Jun . I! Do. ____ ............. do. do. SOL. i Drivicil art lent ... , Ckeeter en I /10! . ;ItC;d .. i Cork end Ent on ... .. Dublin sad Beirut's's° Dus•lee. Perth, GA Ater. deep Junction . ... ) Era Anglian (CIS I. h and Li DI .. Do. rsas v.. ik . 11:) .... r.44lllll lt i tairi Ll C"l"l" 6llolk ilab. ,F..if sik A... dam ailit Igalnillb. ••• 2 . L. k W.I. Dkr.lißlne..ln Iblinbareli and (harrow . I Edinburgh and Peebles .. ; &tint:wren. l'eriti,liinilr. Olaigow tit nouthWeir. °rest Monitors Do. i !bar.- Dw I:lt..liontis. , .hare, 8, Shade.. ..South. sad Weet.(ln., Oren Western Ilia South Easters .. Laneastar inn CA/Dille .. ILasaaahira and Torkadr. Ds lrlltka Do. Weet lti.und Uosot I Lauda N..rthen Id Lcaukus and Illdeltwall S Lan.,lllbury,* Southend, O Los.. BeSisltwe, IS. 10 Leads. Ss Nart),Alolo: IS Ds. nftbs . . . 15;:iii;;Let.and B.(c Looks k South-Wester, Do, ZSO Do, 840 Leadookrry & Delicalue LoNdoodruk Kentilulks ksf.,4l.knolasli Ib.gius.it LW& Valor. _....___ ... ... ... Do. Ifirat. and MTh. .. Mid. Cit. Wert. (Ingaed). ,e.mark... ... I Ne Wilt end I...LTPtolter.. NewryWarrailautkik. " 1 Northers Counties Usk o North &hist . North Devon. No. I. Do. A Deferred ..... Do. B Oaaranteed llNorth Stafforthhirt.. Wirth Welters rtottimp ti. Nitts.irn.hist I s. biliaTifore. . - igi;i47 ieottimi Oenttal ... Walk Mlldlead 61;;;;,. h Hlrm.. C 1... A Do. L.&N.W.Ooar. Blk Asreirehory Aug at• Ava• (Nor. W. Mo.) Do. Balsas ... Do. °swear, ... Aware. ire Delos South DeTen ... ... . 'loath brats ... ... .. 1.. TaeW.rtßt•aDa IXOIs ditto IltomoollovonDoelithad I Volo of Ninth . . Waleciald WestSerawall Malinke ad rcidoe Tat O nik e llwastialldkri Da. Mara De.O.N.l.Tinbase York sal Korth Mama West LI= 14 111 1.1"" set sionstse NNW Ss GreseWestars 111 . 14 W .4.4Pleiwith OC ri titr 3LW ast Or!fiel le OpantWoetars • tole J~utba _ toosimwso...l tbase 4 mr.6p.th. _ ()sesediTtrt. Giseassler & Dean Sown NNW to OrestWeetero Bsehlielby(Lloek.liN Dei. shares (dittot I Do i starts (ditto) Lead= eat Orseowiek (lewd to South Parton Ditto Frefercnes (ditto) Lowestoft Guer.epeteent (bred to Norfolk) Ditto ditto S p er Cent . _ c d i rt 7 ; iit w i ran. W tra iii:«27di.; 81oa41 islrra. mild and Bndrord (IWL) Nortbernarsoun • poet ((eared to liaLOssatla Prawn %Win (iial. Loa. aiN.Weet4LaseAlrert Somas andlittrbla(kaol to Grist Northern Do. Showed% Stock liithStalrordetare (lewd to Mr. BeCm) War VoMy, 6 p. Ct. rsi _ _ of to fitoettonkDar. Ditto Ditto Ditto . Wilts It Soattnol DionsA to Wog Wobtorn) I Aberdeen Int Bristol tt Fsetert per Ct ' 10 CmWalden XIO j P. Chester nod llo:yhead 411 3, Cork and Bandon 46 oh Dandle, Perth, and Ater. Awn Junction N Se Ilandnallan(Bl.lnekp.Ct. 5 Do. do. (11/4 7 per Ct. 7f S Do. de. (71. 17.4 7 per Ct. i t 01 least.Cue.hatr.„s p e.,N0l 111,1 Etta do. N 0.3 LO 10 Do. New 6 per Cent. Stook I 10 30 EsoLOnion,ieripsu.Bp.Cl. 6 t 'Edinburgh, Perth, and' Dundee, 04 pee ow MO Gnat Northern 5 perOont 100 Do. 5 per c. nt. Scrip, Ito ' deemable at 10 p.ct, pas 510tAkEWeetrollittiglitho SO 843 rfaid.Bko &Hants ex spo Rt. ISO GLWastern, fired 11 8 La *Torts 1 1 'StO ▪ 1011 Ditto 6 per cent Stack 5t.,100 iLon.e Briah.thur.s pont "*. 100 'Ditto New (Wm. 6pe• Ct. Lon.kithWartOon.Thirds 10 Londonderry 11 Co'.er. t oh all LondonderryssEnniok.eak Ilan.ilke/L&Lano. is.i.tiol .110 1 Do. New £lo . 4 aU 5 If Do. . * . arypCarlisle, 4 41 Ct. 41 all / Do. do. 46 pCt. At. 'lOO jltutianacc,...Br.stt.,l , 4 3 11l I , Ditto Preference 70 10 'Norfolk Eeter.sioa... 5 all Do. Guaranteed 54 per et S lall Do.Waveneyralley 5 pet St. 100 North British -" i all 'North Staffordshire 100 Word, Wormier, 2 , d Waver., Xl5. 6 portent • I DN.° ditto ditto Iftrews.thairtu.NewOusr. 10 10 'llitrows.EChester(Nor.W. I Min.) 0 per C. -r.... 10 10 Do. 5 per Cent ... 23 23 ISoUth 1.10.08 .., • 15 IA. Ditto Yew i. 04 all :South Eastern (Reaslhog 1 Ann.) of £1.0.6 SI all SW.Yortubiretperet.Oner 1 3 WaterkedaKiikennyllp.st it. 100 Turk, NowcsaLe,st nem, 01-North of Rae punth. Ditto -'&ll.4o4.Pursh FORRION RA Allmon) and Rotterdam Bosian Eastern Junt.t.i. Charleroi sad Erytetutaa Won aad Smarm .. OutelA Rem Imam . Great Indian Realm-Aft "drawl Junction of Awe Ot.Wert.of Ds. Bonds ( tad im.).1662 LeseakPlatoja,s p.Ct. Laaaisbnlra .. Do. ',Railway) Do. 6 per et. Pretreat* 40 . r.s and Itediterrcnean LILWA 1 2 14 15 1 61 2 1 1 rls i 2 7 21 P . 2' 1 1 ^ei 1 1 pa P 1.1 i , i te 111 11 pa - I 2 i nPe DM OM OM 311 n f t ! r to It ( ti 21( 23 3 1 1 di 44 MI 47( 671 131 74 II I7i '4 2( 4 . 4 el SI Si 4i I di 10i II $ is ss 60 76 84 Ms 2 A 3 30 641 61 II 43 44 46 120 122 103 107 41 21 S. SO 111 i2l pa 461 334 36 31 dla 174 l4 9 '4 1074 I# 2 pis 1041 1231 1261 3/ 4, pm 91# 2 „ 4 921 5 I 41 412 4 ells 11 12 20 21 80# 34 3di 504 SI 47 49 21 dL 21 11/ $5 37 91 TI 8 4 414 41 41 . .. - 44 the 14 JO dig 4 11 Ai. so I 34 44 pts 614 194 H 91 63 SS 66 67 71 131 19 30 94 10 14 19 3 21 di, 6 21 41 Se 39 391 I6', 14i 4 41 14 111 01 9 16 27 1 4 10 9 73 741 PA 41 61 419 It 2 99 61 Si Si 3101 1 SS SI M 4 Is Li 40 1 40f 30 30 109 in N 14 141 131 33 $4 112 114 301 37 111 31 11 1i 134 3 6 1 204 2$ 23 $ $4 1074 1004 64 66 ISO 132 1O U 2 I iab 32 113 MU 10141 SIIA 103 110 103 It 7 19 20 I die i Pla $ 6f 31 33 131 4 SI 1 pm Pok I If pm i4f 13 1111 154 3 34 137 139 Ilk 114 -- if 1 11 pm 1091 110 a 131 1 156 1 Pol 3 4 ;Is 8 81 18 14 9 1O 18 11i I i Pra '49 1 I L,l 14 pm PM IS 234 8 6 2 Si 1024 4 10% "264 21 :2 pm. Ili I 7 171 .611 9= 4 171 L Per 4Ps 24 2G 19 20 Pm I« 4 I Pe lei khday up tot p.m. all all all 100 100 104 (no lo 1 so 30 t' I SO Cal an - so Olt Marki 15 1 10 i I it; II IO 1$ 6 Ii Mu • int.... Clamor & I. ore (with in:, I. Do.(es interim) Northern of Vrial .r . Do. taxi.:i per ct. ram& (fn. N. & **tiro. •h.. Norwegian Trunk Prefer. Pena owl Lyon, . Patio awl °erase . . Patio and 10/114 roan Stranow...• •.. eai*.Cue• ,mulCh bwry Qoarlacc and Richmond .. &mail mt.. M. -ewe .11,1 • Do% pe!Orai. sneer. Htoutheiliot Vranen.. Upper India &rip ..... Weal hinders I/n.34 per Cent. Prefer. 'NeAretn ol 10 I 9 I Western Oiiwltzerland. MONEY MARKET. firmer 6 business for buying, again _ tisfactory intelligence had arrived. Portuguese stocks remain steady. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., and Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. were dealt in ex. the dividend. The list of sales is annexed :—Chilian Six per Cent., 1061. Ecuador Bonds, 51. Granada Deferred, 13:, I, e l. Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 11th January, 231. Peruvian Six per Cents., 103; ditto for ac count, 1041; ditty, Deferred Three per Cents., 6Z. Portuguese Four per Cents., 41. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 104, ; ex. div. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 23 cx. div.; the Com mittee's Certifs., 4; per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 1, 11 prem. In continuation of their spirited agitation for the recognition of the unfunded half of the overdue cou pons, the committee of Spanish bondholders have forwarded to as copies of correspondence which has passed between Mr. Weisweiller, their agent, and the President of the Madrid Committee of Spanish bondholders, the English agent soliciting the co-operation of that body in his endeavours. Subjoined is the correspondence in question : ..... [Translation.] Madrid, 24th Dec., 1852. Excellent Sir,—l have the honour to hand to you the copy of the memorial, dated the 18th instant, which I have addressed and delivered to his Excellency Senor Arista gable, finance minister, respecting the settlement of the confiscated half of the coupons of the old Spanish consoli dated debt. I shall feel greatly obliged if you would please to convoke the committee of the home bondholders, in order to agree upon the most upportune resolution for supporting and aiding my said memorial with her Majesty's govern ment. Your committee being composed of Spaniards so distinguished, and jealous of the dignity of their aountry, I have no doubt but thai. I shall meet with the co-operation demanded by the justice of the cause which we advocate, and whose favourable resolution is so closely allied to the credit of Spain. I remain, Excellent Sir, &e. &c., (Signed) DANIEL WErewEncau, Representative of the English Committee of Sp.inish Bondho!den. To his Excellency Sr. Dn. Joaquin Aldamsr, President President of the Home Committee of Spanish Bondholders. [Translation.] Madrid, 23 Dec., 1832. Sir,—l have received with much satisfaction your com munication of yesterday, and the enclosed copy of the me morial, dated the 18ele mt.. which you leave addressed and presented to His Excellency the Finance Minister, relating to the settlement of the detained half of the interest of the old Spanish consolidated debt. Iu manifesting to you my gratitude for your attention, I at the same ti me assure you, that I will duly acquaint the Spanish committee, over which I have the honour to preside, with the said document, so as to co-operate with their efforts in obtaining a favourable rescinders for such just reclamations. I have the honour to remain, &c., (Signed) JOAQUIN DE ALDEMAJI. Daniel Weisereiller, Esq., Representative of the English Committee of Spanish Bondholders. In answer to an application made to-day at the office of the National Debt Commissioners, it was stated that the office has received an order from the council not to make any further issue of life or ter minable annuities to the public. Should these in structions be confirmed—and from the fact of their being announced on the first day of the new year it is inferred that they must have been prompted by some decision previously come to a very important influence must be exercised upon the market for the English funds, as investors seeking the security of the British government must purchase at once in the public debt. The step would also have the effect of diverting a good deal of life annuity business to the assurance companies. Further information on the subject will be looked for with much anxiety, as the alleged decision of the government would seem to indicate that the future public liabilities of the coun try are likely to be very much modified by the ope ration of the unparalleled gold production. Messrs. F. de Lizardi and Co. have issued notice of the payment of the dividends falling due the Ist' January, on the City and State Bonds, issued in favour of the Draining Company of New Orleans. Messrs. Collman and Stolterfoht have also given notice of the payment of the half-yearly dividends on the mortgage bonds of the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Company. A half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, becomes payable on the shares of the Bank of British North America after the 4th of January. Notice has been issued of the cancelmetit of 114,5001. stock of the Peruvian Six per Cent. Debt, and 50,0001. stock of the Deferred. Australian Agricultural shares rose to-day to 300, and left otf 295 to 305. The shares of the South Australian Land Company also took a start, being quoted after the regular hours of business 62 to 64. Van Dieman's Land Company's shares were also higher. The imports of the precious metals this week in clude 100,000/. iu gold by the Marco Polo, from Australia; 15,0001. by the Iladdington, from Aus tralia and Malta; 6,370 ounces of Australian gold by her hlniesty's steamer Plumper; and 274,000 dollars by the Europa. and 2,10,000 dollars by the Baltic, both from New York. The total valise of these arrivals is about 245,0001. The shipments of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday comprised 67,478 ounces of gold, and 38,344 ounces of silver, representing an aggregate value of about 270,000/. sterling. The account in detail is as follows Gold dust : To Hamburg, 26 ounces. Gold bars : To Hamburg, 5,600 ounces. Gold coin : To Belgium, 14,000 ounces ; to Sydney, 19,002 ounces; to Rotter dam, 600 ounces ; to Hamburg, 27,950 ounces. Silver bars: To Dunkirk, 3,500 ources; to Bombay, 23,000 ounces. Silver coin: to Corfu, Cephalonia, &c., 1,344 ounces; to Belgium, 10,300 ounces. The shipments of gold to Hamburg are chiefly en route to Russia, and in half imperials, of which coin the Bank has held a large amount. The following sums in coin have also been shiprcd to Australia, viz., by the John Ititson, 63,880/., and by the Zeepard, 30,000/., both for Sydney ; by the Sacramento, for Port Phillip, 60,0001. ; by the Strath tieldsaye tor Port Philip, 60,0001 .; and by the Senator, Hobart Town, 6,0001. in silver. The total exports from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to about 490,0001., and are consequently double the amount of the imports. A company is now petitioning the French govern ment for a concession authorising the establishment of three transatlantic lines of steamers, communicat ing respectively with the Brazils, the Antilles and Mexico, and New York, Cherbourg being the cen tral point for all three. The New York line, as pro- [met the follow turns for the receipts follows " Airivataregi slpp .o Aver ,s ,!•-• valleed. • pe,v 1862 £8,090,881 • 6,880 1811 .24: rile. 18.51 18.50 THIS_ DAY.-Two o'CLONG . The English funds to-day ate it4dYr 4Finre being, however, pa the m os t limited - Scale. napla remain quoted 1001 tot ei t div. foithe Janu ary-, with few sellers. The Three per Centnatedneed mark 1011 to 3; the Three-and-a-Qnsiter per Cents., 1041 to fi ; Bank Stock, 2241; Exchequer Bills, 70s. to 72. prem.; India Bonds, 83s. prem. There is no change of importance in the foreign bonds market, in which there is also very little move ment. Gmnada Active stock is better.. Peruvian Actives mark 104; ; ditto Deferred, 641; Portuguese Fours, 401; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 104 ex div.; Sardinian, 96; Spanish Old Threes, 49; ditto New Deferred, 233 to ex div. ; Turkish scrip, 1 prem.; Mexican, 23: ; Granada Actives, 22 to 223; ditto Deferred, 133 to 1. BERLIN, DEC. 31.—Voluntary Loan, 101;; ; New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1022 ; Ditto (1832), 103; National Debt, 94Z ; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 148; Bank Sham, 110 i. ! I ...,...,..... g ail mu are- SATIaILAY EVENING. I gate a power o f 14,500 horses, with a total capita gg l of This as in man - respects quite an o ff-d ay i n the 1 53 millions of francs, or 2,200,000/. s t er li ng. security markets, liusiness being inactive, and the at- Application has been made to the Belgian govern- tendency of dealers small. C onso l s were j ust a shade ment for a line o f ra il way, w hi ch, running from Wespelaer (M a i ms . an d L ouvain section), would firmer at 1003 to '1 ex div. for the openi ng . Th e o ffi cia l nso i, proceed to Meat, Haaselt, and Maestricht. business report in c l u d es : —Th ree per Cent. (A ' for the opening, 1003, 3, 2 ; Three per Cent. Itc• From Herapath's Journal we extract the follow- dueed. 1011 ; Three-and-a-Cln u t er per C ents., ing analysi s o f th e railway traffic retnrns for the , 4 1043, a . Bank Stock, 2231 i • week on all the lanes in the kingdom : Th E indis xche . nee /hls sesuski.ispady maiti tt re G 21 6 .t& we gmi. 7 ' . 1,652 .... A. ; .. . . .... , 895 .... lr -"' . In the foreign house there were few bargefiak. •Dm ,.: , , ",, 1.... ..:- . 4 „ . .: -,0 Peruvian Actives were weaker; Granada Dekrrod 18310 . Bonds remain firm ; and Turkish Scrip further ral- The Rail ine ,f'..*ita..>. é fliffß e lied to 1 t prem., consequent tipon-zome influential receipts kit thatsshohs ktitOodsimmee' • t iht July buying, and its bei ng aga i n reporte d t h at some sa- as follOws I— . V '!:-! ''''' : • ' COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—TIIIS DAY. The supply of English Wheat at market this morning was small, and the condition of the bulk of the samples was bad in the extreme. Good dry samples were readily dis posed of at the rates of Monday last; but the runs of ill conditioned parcels hung on hand, and were only saleable at Is. to 2s. per qr. less money than was realised last week, at the same time the difference in weight and condition' was fully equivalent to the decline in price. Foreign Wheat and Flour met a steady demand, and former prices were well maintained, Choice samples of =hag Barley ci mound extreme rates, whilst secondary are datticatt of disp,sal. Grinning and distilling sorts brought quite as much money as before. The arrivals of Oati have been small, and the trade was firm, at the currency of this day se'nnight. Beans were rather easier to purchase, and Pus were saleable at late rates. ARRIVALS INIO LONDON FROM 27th rEc. to let JP.N. Us.. iimaliab. scotch. 1n.4 Voreigr. . Wheat......... 2149 ey 3O 0 (Bar i nte lO 33 I 301 I 610 0 6 I I h 4 t b ii Malt ..... t ur, MIS Work 'Ad 3918 each& MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The private contract markets have opened with an active appearance at full prices. Coprzw.—There has been a good inquiry. Native Cey lon, 48s. to 48s. 61, and it is difficult to buy at the former price. Business to some extent has been done in plantation Ceylon, at rather higher prices. TEA . —The demand continues good. A large business has been done the last two days. Clean common Cougou firm, at lOid. per lb. COTTON.—The market is dull. METALS.-Iron : Scotch pig, prices have fluctuated be tween 72-. 6d. ; to 765. 6d., but closed firm, at 735. to 745. Bats and rails have au upward tendency. Tin : British has been advanced 4s. per cwt. ; holders of East India have, in consequence, raised the price of Hance to 985., and Straits to 965. Spotter : A considerable business has been done at 191. to IW. ss. Lead has advanced 10s. Copper firm. The public sales declared for to morrow are : Sugar, 350 hhds. West India, 11,600 bags Mauritius, 7,50 d bags Bengal, 800 bags Madras, 1,100 bags Penang. No sales of Coffee. Cochineal, 350 bags. Oits.-Seal, pale, 351. 10s.; straw, 34/. ; brown, 331. to 331. 10s. ; sperm, 85/. to 871.; headmatter. 861. to 881. ; cod, 331. 10s. to 341. ; South Sea, 331. to 381. ; Olive Gallipoli, P 301 .; Spanish and Sicily, 571. to SS/.; palm, 321. to 341. ; cocoa nut, 381. to 401.; seed, rape, pale, 351. lOs to 36/.los. ; linseed, 291. 10s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. We have a pretty good supply of Beasts, both as regards numbers and quality. There is rather a brisk trade for them, at fully late prices. The number of Sheep is smaller than might have been expected; best qualities are freely disposed of, and in a few instances at a small advance. Good Calves continue scarce, and dear. From German and Holland there are 360 Beasts, 1,670 Sheep, and 151 Calves; Scotland, 6150 Beasts; Northern and Midland Counties, 1,700 Beasts; and 60 Sheep from France. rcr..tutts of site. a I. d. , .tornt of 4111.,. P. 4. g. d. Boat 2-ctra Hanford.... 4 0 4 2 Batt Usti a t 4, 0 0 4 .1 Bat Short-lama ...... 3 8 4 0 Bett Loaf-wools Second Tudity Uuaats.. 210 3 4 1 !). do. Slam ethos ........ 4 0 4 10 Ewea aad second quality 3 8 4 0 Piss Dar. a 11216t.rtala 485 0 1 JAn.ba , . . on 0 4 BOWS at wartet.4.2Bl; 21,180 ; Calc“. 181 ; IMg., 205. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The delivery last week was small; neverlheless prices are firmly supported, at the annexed quotations, Town Tallow, 455. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 455. to 45s 3d. ; or before the end of March (1853), 445. Pd. ; October to December, new (1853), 445. 3d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 1851. 0 1852. Stockton hand Casks. 51,272 DaLeery last weak Do. Imm Ist June Arrival kast week 2lO Do. from let June Press V. C. per cwt. I 37 . Id. Do. Town Us. 6d. 61,976 2,417 63,142 1 99,614 36.. 9d. 39.. 6d. 103. 47,135 1,416 61,226 229 63,7311 454. 474.94 - - Arrivals for the week ending Jan. 12 last year, 1,583 casks; and delis ery, 2,313 casks. The arrivals last week comprised 229 casks from Australia. Total, 229 casks. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattendea and Smith report that there is again more business doing in Hops with prices fully maintained. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY. During the past week our market has been only barely supplied, still trade is heavy, and the only sorts in demand are best samples of Regents ; all second rate whites, Sc tch reds, and cups, arc a drag. The weather still continues bail for the season. The following are this day's quotations : York Regents, 80s. to 130 s; Lincolnshire, 70s. to 100 s. ; Scotch, liOs. to 100 s.; ditto reds and cups, 70s. to SOs.; French whites, 80s. to 955. COAL MARKET.--THIS DAY. Ravensworth West Hartley, 154. Gd. ; Eden Alain, 18s. 6d. ; Stewart Walls End, 19s. ; Itusfell's Henan, l9s.—Ships at market, 24. THE Ltts.—Active steps are being taken to secure assistsnce far the widows and orphans of the men who perished last week by the explosion of the Lily. Subscrip tion lists have been opened, and a committee comyixed of persons of influence and distinction is in course of organisa tion to administer the funds collected. Loan PAL ME INDISPOSITION.—Lord merston is not yet sufficiently recovered to be able to attend at the Rome Office since his appoiatment as the head of that department ; and it is feared that his lordship will not be able to present himself to the electors of Tiverton, where, however, we are glad to hear, there is no prospect of aay opposition to his lordship's return.—Observer. posed, would consist of five vessels of 1,000 horse power each, with two departures per month. Th e West India and M ex i can line would consist of six vessels of 800 horse-power each, besides five smaller boats for the branch services. The departures are to take place twice a month, the destination being Martinique, Santa Martha, or Carthagena and Cliagres, whilst the b ranc h serv i ce would include Guadeloupe, Porto Itico, St. Domingo, Santiago de Cuba, Havannah, Vera Cruz, New Orleans, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Trinidad, Demerara, Surinam, and Cayenne. The departures on ;the Brazil line are also to be two per month; five ves sels being proposed to be employed. 'f he chief ser vice would be between Cherbourg and Lisbon, Ma deira, Goree, Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio Janeiro, with branches to Monte Video and Buenos Ayres. The total fleet of this great company would thus con sist of 24 steam-vessels, representing in the aggre _ - total capital of lgian govern running from lion), would ;ht. ici 17f pa 40 41 .i 44 3:1 324 • • :It lir lad II 41 4 4 ti" ►dia •pm II 111 pm 109 OS 76 1 Si Lie i il3 9)j 4 el i f 1 ill 31 . 0 1 1 181 i 6343 39i 71i $ 4 60 !1 Se lo3l 4