The Express. — London, England, 1853-12-13 00:00:00

.r. ..., L rt~l 3.2 7- .5•: - -3. -A: - - --- 7 -44"(;.g• ,„_ t o. 2,'181.] LOIDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1853. [THREEPENCE. BKITONI.% LIFE ASSCILANCE COMPANY, I, Prinveverteeet. Bann, London. e..r.it - tovi Ala. I, 1537. , r 7 epectal Act of Varliaesent, I Viet., esp. 9. phew , weed free of ' , tamp diey. Matt's lie.. c„ . gran ALIMANIWIL, Blackheath Chairman. el...es Peden benchureh-tree • - ..„ o n, Nettie' r Bernrindsey. r. roe, Esq.. awl Twiekenhirn. E-1., >bac •iewel . . Whie liart.ontrt, Lotviliard , dreet. I an Ire bent tower, VAT., 1, Prinopeetreet, Bank. arm , Tokenhou.w-yard. u . Imetor's.e-minions. er ta Moo et • err. IL ellitts lier, fag.. Lineolieshmt. w:d! , tetinine, tG, Lenton•street, Fcnoitrebeetteet. et•E‘ plandale. Fowlers, and It Inuit, 50, Ganda. erb.l .ny in favour of life 6,- , aratce evinced by the ,b met on from inemer-tia of the preunutne paid .0.114 a ens: , far-ily, is tteeerving the most serious i i vz sa_. a d only on .mottat of the actual easing. but awes steam of a. blab eqini-oares in which it privet that the gags of tW on/ewe geneWly to held by the government of the uses .f prelatent. eape.." . ..11; useful to creditors for se wog Lama ce 11. tea. wires. me .14 required during fist seven MM. iraMe e ,tioneg Me, gferata tnling for IIIfTANSIA MUTUAL LitC ARAOCIATIOM. gar. awed by her 3Luesty's Royal lettere Palest. frrit•lnteda neaall y . gompamereiggigert for every three months' diMseesee sem. me,f t seesruseas oe IS new plan peculLa4 dwelt/VOW a*o ee. we meal penerst nestled, a reduetiele ef 30 per east. was oat m uwimurripst reel peeeders ea all partielpedthe Petioles. .theaurisay.) (sereirea.) I?halos Pomba VOWS DM of Tom Lik‘ tag,' wSe II 9 3G. I 9 I. 21$ 4., • li i 1 1 1 • . . Moist . 11 2.._ 1 " I 44 ...," h his . t n . awn", 1 ~ tansy gill. ' aim. I shun. . - - Thre.lllloa. 8 a. 41. 4 & 4 /3 s. d. .311 4I 131.14i0133 II 131114 0134 111 1 7lt I 4 •12 3 II 23114 0134 IL amlit Mist Obsasit. mo name. room CAVTION.—Tu Trade*men, Merchant% Shi org ,,, ~,, a , _ p,reop it bag lately ear to my kw= Ile ease experear:•:.d pi roe ile meow have toe loess Us* pre m a Mpg.* era tt,e tobm, by shim to the trade others a raMth eager the name of DORM !TAXAN ENT MARX. g i rsi—dga le to pm soda, that 1 am the orieriaal sad sok meraitee aad moratichuer said wade. sal du cot t mph" my Miedir, of aolleartio any masa to mine rut themselves amaa *se my teatillehmeed l r thie mem ol eelUaa the said Ink. s rehhabed by me to sweat farther hegomation up.m de yoktie. lad mime Wary to lia. Ike: ode eamutriz sit maw tha Mt Jain bark Laag-taae, Mod thaltheletd, WAIL r** WONDERFUL KALEIDOSCOPIC MEAT gatlL't, meactinted so sekettilis arii egtisa whirl prisaipim by *Kt Ila . the are Is the httellimmoge) la renamed on Sr mat slb:a nurtured fl MK% Me sea at best beleg PO cavern wok that etib (reaper tvely) a mere kandM at feel. a large }cent of me: bay be tree . 111.114 c v•ced with It, sod etc. if bet.weed ell ,we. BAlatAre KALtwo.corte 11114 ST ntitEllS will repay ID Moir oat to c few weak. • Ito moderate Woe will volt everybody. amp n titurN. inventor. enastufaettuer, sea patents,. I I, King ite.ma.or.t. M.m.'omhoum. rstabllebed MO. Men, bla l'A. Mt aisk .7 OD, m admirably costrived that no sediment in gesmk em get dumbed. Also say be Lad, his NEW DIVENTIM POTATO et It SNIEIt, wenswed to cook ie pert/vibes, by which Mem Wee*. Mewled equal to the best saracookal la Ile mil. my method. whilst that ., at tM b.“ 4 quatity me served ay with that Me tom aid delicate farina no other teetbod me supply, they libt asked by ileum, bet wahlut =olden, truly seaselibleol. an VOW all wade le avoided. The above are minuted to delight cony web war. Delllai sod me Mesa, car seed ha animism and plien Mish en be MS pet 14. rNC OUINKAL—Mr. WM. H. HAUB, do Madtral Galvanise. (.1"11, Erstaw-444traare. Inaba. Wham Moab that Ide MYR OUIMILA APPAUATIJI4I am im vady. -NM me ,atlas ,Mar kr lAN Paasahlst am aladhaal thgaaaiala. .. WU& ka wealtb without ►.. u► r LEMS'S ALTERATIVE PILLS are a tried and proud remedy ler all tlum thetreerag releptmos arising from Swag lo le, denagemeot of the romaeh sad drutiee Grimm, orgleet (imager diet ad mule, he.. u lore of appetite, nausea, hertuhr, Miallate,gmata.adaussirtilitClity, es 'they areentirely vegetable. nl Me raW of a amseemtul medial inept lour, who found theta a met* a m use lir askew: or blue pill la all the 'Wee affection.. Vey boa elkatually at ogee os the boor* Ilesr. eetla, n/ iid , ou the seeretlow , aad erring toms to the 1 whole dilam—Peepared ark sod by lIINGOTON, HUAI, sad Co., Is. wi ilddoltur, Ida Ia ltd., tr. It, am ad., ha.; retell by all iillebtareadrem. lest by poet as tufted of plata atemom QOUND and WRITE TEETH ate not only 1117 pwably requisite to a pleasing exterior Is both eeara, bat earl secellerty appeolead thecae Me am a hinalap highly asedasles ai Id& ark locate ity. A all various the put itowtAtt lan, ODON TO sr =fa. WWI= ArabrllwWd In orailloilmg all tartar sag ma. eYt~yaMfspetles peeellhe whtteeles le Ste emeneelled eurface. toren 'gob flbeig dew, the pas but red re. Idee the teadt *NO Ikeet erelole; ben its aronstit inns. al, asp miss amailmah pad, lbe Price is. M. per t4a•Sua.—Thereartia. marafteralif Mao. are ea Use label, aad . 5. thodaad loaa, le. IhNeripols; on the preersabeat asp. Sold W Ursa mad br ettembee aM perteletee. THREEPENNY ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. THE ILLUSTRATED TIMES : a Family Newe roper for Town and Country. Ns. Lord& Journal, oontaln re a the Nene of the Week, and enriched with numerous besuti. -.gratings, W 1 appear nett Saturday, December 17. Prim Three. poor, at3mped. Unloe, 113, Meet-street. Order of oil newseenders. THE PROTESTANT BISHOPRIC OF JERU- SALEM. Yesterday evening a meeting was held at the %radial School Rooms, Islington, for the purpose of ex. paling sympathy with Bishop Gobat, the Protestant Wrap of Jerusalem, and forming an Islington Amnia ma in aid of the Jerusalem Diocesan Fund. The room, Kith is a large one, was densely tilled. The Earl of hiertzsßrltT presided. Oa the motl.n of the Rev. H. VIVIN, seconded by Mr. M.P., the following resolution was canoed 'That this mistime: recognising the sacred obligation which :as epos all who love and obey the gospel to use their dons to bring into the way of truth those who are in war, whether among Jews, Mahomedans, heathen or tikes churehn, rejoices in the self-denying and arduous Monis of Bishop Gobat, and sympathises with him under the recent anjestiliable attack of some who seek to nullify tat gust e,bteet for which the Anglican bishopric in Jern- Meat wee instituted." Oa the motini of the Rev. D. WILSON, seconded by the Rev, J. IltM NI ETON, it was resolved that an I.lington suoexini should be formed, in aid of the Jerusalem Di°. men I and. A ~ .;;Of thanks to the chairmen. proposed by Mr. if AN. and seconded by the Rev. W. B. MAOIIIII3II, thichnled tits proceediop. NAVAL. ADMIRATT, Ditc. 12.—ArpoiNTme8rs.—Lieut• G. A E. Hedge, to the Diamond. 28, at Sheerness. fluter. H. Hitehard (1832), to the Boseateen, 70, lutd thus m ordinary, at Chatham. Clerk H. (rood:wit, to the !tan/tom, 14, sloop, at De vtapnt LE*? Aftiatist 1). O. Burdwood, to the &waren. PoLTIMOrtli, DEC. 12.—The Bulldog, Conflict, fit Ilet:a. stem 400pe, will leave this port to-morrow for tfisonth. unlit the command of Lieutenant G. 11. Clarke, Int of ih.! Blenheim. The two first sewed will remain at I'msooth. torn pert of the steam-renews, and the sv.:. return with the °Sem 'ad men of the Bleu. ha, Will %11l savigat• the WU., sad Conflict round. SP ORTRIG. TArERSLIS-- %V. Suu,;.nb, .1 muste r red au AL mereesly, but beyond paying Y 4 aossrunt on the Wolverhampton 'Vents, Very little hums ossUansacted, as tho subjoined brief list of quota tau wi:l shoo. GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. I°'#) to oftot Mr. W. Smith's Little David (t) 1040 to 20 Mr. Howard's Nabob (t) lOW to 3t Mr. W. H. Burette Haw 1000 to 11 Mr. EalloAr's Ooldfhider (t) 100 to I; Mr. John Scott's Son gs t ress (t) WO to 1.; Mr. H. L a w' s Jonathan Martin (t) 1010 to Mr. Howard' s Littl e H arr y ( t ) MO to :0 Ilmon Ro' h Iltusgerford (t) 1 000 to 10 Mr. Adkins's M r . Syk es ( t ) Mist of :ha *hove het, were I 'id outside the room. ao(s) to :t0 a CHESTEIt CUP. 1100 t o IS pt Mr. Howard's Vira g o ( t) Mr. Howa r d' s Little any (t) DERIIY. 9 to 1 art Rams Rothschild's KistTook (to 2561.) 13 to 1 L,ed Derby's Dervish (14 to It to 23!.) id to 1 Mr. J. Adki ns ' s R uby (t) 1 4 00 to 30 Mr. J. Scott' s M eteors ( t ) 1010 to 30 Lord Derby' s B o i sr d o (,) 1000 to Mr. Ball's COrin (t) 1600 I. 43 Mr. Morris's Kaight of St. George (t) Mr to 30 Mr. St. George's bee to Chanticleer (laid twise) Aatocnt was nominally at 8 to 1. THE Ni w Ea:miss CHURCH IN Peßle.—Hor Ikea? has eon:misted loot to the building of ate new 414 ' 4 loteoinesodation of the British toffees in his. $ll4 BB LISTS. • MONDAY EVENING. In anticipation that the approaching settlement will show an oversold account, the railway market to-day was comparatively much firmer than Consols. Prices of all the chief stocks improved, and were extremely well supported to the clr.”l of huginese. Some specu lative purchases for the next account have partly caused the advance, but the more immediately favour able influence is a demand from the provincial mar kets, chiefly from Liverpool. The relative strength of this market is also assisted by the absence of any fresh speculative selling, such as is from time to time renewed is the Coneol market. In the afternoon there were many buyers amongst the jobbers to square their books. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The railway market to-day has been flatter, in sympathy with the fall in Consold, and with more disposition to sell on the part of the dealers. Prices are generally lower than they closed yesterday. London and North-Western stock is at present quoted 1031 to 104 ; Great Western, 831 to 641; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 681 to;; Midland, 641 to #; Caledo- nians, 281 to 1; Great Northern., 211 to 1; and Hovers, 191 to 1. French shares are also rather weaker. Northern. are quoted 3,i1 to 3G ; Strasbourg' , 33 ! to 34; and Parisand Lyons, 17 to 1 pion. Luxembourg' are quiet, at 101 to I. ORDINARY MARTA AND STOCKS. Pd., Layers. almordees I . liettig " . ;101Pi..1 MS Sat AMMO& . . sista.wco. &Saw Vas. o. di. sal Ruda °brut mg Cark limiklua Dada Deist Jar..., Da. 41e. Vortb. wt.* Aber. 4102 141.10a11a 41 411 1 thus (Sl4 twl 114.1 all Wien Cisaviir 10. Sours Ullll.sl. Cu.' A... 1 4 11 D"). oats 0. ea.) 100 Ass .. 100 It* lasisibe sad 411Pssew 3i MAW . ISO!lldbiergb. firth. jilmdr ISII 'Glow h leativiestess 04 1 11tsat Northam . 1 'lOO I Do. A. AI DA 'lll l ll Ds. B. 0.0 , . • ... INS 01.SesAk. sod 111•94Lro. ISO Ansa Walters 11 ildob AMA Wasters .. I 11,1 Lishissior and Qu'Amie 111 De. Thai . . 1100 Issailin sad Testshiz 17i Deolllll. al , 1 l 'Gee 181 DA * MM rliers Was 110 , 01 . 111 . 14 imailieriji NS ilas,.ll,lllA.Oman: I o, ,las Sis Is i , •111•S.. • Do. fur Naas, D0..0 o. flake . Do. Eightbs... oodon a tootb•Watat au LookorittyilDatalilDo I*4/ ii ii as H 9 n WIAr Unlo , 112S1 Ds Illns. aml labs . 23 24 64& ail $7 39 1- 4741f140. Weer. (II 111 Pito NMI awes—. .. Mk/ Newmarket _ . eo II I — Do. len 11346tallo• . ZS 17 3 4 ISpett•targ.llllleutur SO 1 7,1 K..ry awl ilanistins.s 31 1/fews7Wsircapslattllon at. 130 INN** 111 II Do.llsw 30 E Si 34,4134 es o:4liiiiienl;;; 32.1100 i llicit* 1111•01 14 16 iterllio. • Destei s li es t: i. O , D 11 1 t Do. 4 3 Ossuniseet SO 1 ell North looks 30 1 131 NOVO. Otalaristre... 30 tali Nurth Western 10 10 71st! Wist..lnro It.' 100 OslorA. Won,* Ws.rer 94.11110 Central It. 100 geoid* 10..,100 itarews. a Bina.. 3011 Do. L. 1113.134 10 10 Marowsbury anal 06) an Onrsrerbary sna 0104.43.11114.) 134 all 1 Do.llsless . le 10 Vs. Oswsen; 20 Si Illangskirs owes ea f 3 Mat Dens ... It. 1011 III& Etntsra JO SO lima Wsles 10 Is jamb Teriakiatv . w - Deb - U to o llan nal t impaav ir . Li 30 , 10 , 17 ;Tale et abaft all WaNdad 30 Waarikel awl 10 14 I W. annewsll II 31s. WiabMdos sad Cao:rdia W.dadetloalko7dall. a., Ha ,Todhlturnsst*lllbstwill SS 30 14 Ds. do. gatsodoss II 130 1 Do.O. 1041 York and N.l.Puesimo Nath MIME 54 34 i 412 ler 1 31 die 24 3 6 8 13 52 3i Si die 31 33 / 10 64 II It 53 59 51 rea 111 Ps See S O 91 93 54 ST 60 69 Se 63 2 11 ar 14 16 7 8 11 12 31 31 AM 16 18 61 611 33 '4 I del par 37 30 3 3/ 11 14 6 28 30 614 lig 3 8 1 i 7 4 " 49 39 Loss LKA"Wyr 1100 ,15aakbakboulOra (bassi i to Lcodaalbll.2lolaws) 16Spi=15 Punka taoaladasiao 100 i1a111.900.352.5a3r.05.61 (kmaid to 13t. Northam) • Olostaatar Dam rout (brad to GroitWert.n. all ,Ilartlapool k (lamed to U.N.! NO: 20 1141111klay(L16-UsNaLk1 Si Dal skarn ;km) „ 131. f alaru 12) Woks aad Orsesarke (~grad Su awith 20 Ditto troteremo ISO Lowestoft Guar.4pslent (Laud to No: ,1k) 11011 Mud ditto 6 rat QM • St (lasuasad .Baskao.9lsVadt 1 r .k91." .*Siatd.) 21 3 atalue sa . l !Atka di &la &Mkt. k Dasl. al Nadbrel26ll2.) SO NI 'Mortar akraakraS par (bared So PlarLOaaatie, S per oat Mk).— 01 25 PraelaokWym (Nam. Lea.' 2/29.WokilLeacistart1 If Dias slam VAtto) , ISO ages andailakia(ltv ' 1.0410140n1e1e .„ 149 148 100.0e.limalk 11Na9 1113 :45 01.11011111111115rskizeilarid' to 112.1147.an1.„ 3 le dig SO War T d alky. p. Zeus 10 Stoalm 4111 Dar IS I IM N Utto Litt° .—.. 20i SI 100 Wilk FoakNee Si Omit Waelar , U„ 90 100 101 103 31 $2 lit 14$ SO 111 109 111 646 636 1? 16 134 144 344 34 93 93 dosing Prices yesterday. 21 24 9+ 1N 12 10 410 37 19 4 1 a " 37 37i It 12 14 II 41$ 47 Of di 13SI 1 1 ( I s 44 14 SI fl 64 66 64 64 22j 231 Si 47 Se Si 131 13$ 104 1411 aii U 92 95 - 11 fok 44 ii 66 4 1 61 41 Me 141 141 61 61 1 lira 101 1011 ieff 104 Par I pm 1 1 Poi 7$ 79 eau. tads, up to I r.a. b 1 6 311 nuirtius.vez 111411.1119. 61.•100 absedraa St., 140 larietol lt Meter 4 per Ct., NR : 140 Oalodoldan 810 00 102 I r S • 13 Clisetir and Holybeed Sia!l ,Caek aad Bandon . all Dander. Firth. awl ;NE r 1 dont Junatloa 61 3 6 . 34 41 41 3 3 .Do. do. (31.) 1 per Ct. 34 6 tl , „ 171.17 per Dl.' 4 Fa stiMet.Cllll.rata..b D s-Nol: 1.4 ;la 01 1 al Do. NDittoll 11 10 10 ew 6 per Cvat. St,ok, 131 141 10 20 Ka.4.l7aloa.aatipen.o p.Ct 2.6 21 Ett. 14. r.ast Lancambire — all NemtllWestliorkhin.stbe 5 5 ; rarth,Dondato I e 21 31 St.( 100.0reat Northern! parOent 121 123 St. 100 D.. 5 per cant. Scrip, lie dJamaide at 1 a p.a. pm 109 111 10 10 Do. 46 percent. Peep l4 pea Is: 41 01.319*WarnalItke.tha 51 14 50 6 qtee o -1110 &Hance ez Spa 91 7 St. 154 Do.am.releeni. 41 Net. 104 102 St. 100 Ditto irredeem.iblo4pJr et ba 100 14 6 Loname,ire Saari,. V tie 4 dim oar NC Ire Ditto 3 per cent Stock lii 144 at. 100 Prima. Pr 01.3 perat dr. 100 Ditto New Ouer.6 per Ct.' IS • 11 Loa.6e4tltWamtC.o.Thir6 34 II pas 111 l all Londonderry C4er. eb 131 all .LondoaderrykEnalsk.‘mh 121 134 15 23 ,ManatUtf.all.l.no.isa.Nol , 7 9 10 10 Do. Now 610 ... 10 101 ' Do. 116 , 1 pat 12j all . Allarip.atCarlimia. pCt ' _ 111. ;100 itad4:0na11r.11.6.41.01 161 6 ^ Ditto Praforeere . . Mt 100 leoelollt 56 pet.Pretlltlll67 ' ICW' De. 3 per et. Hato. Stet St. 105 Do.WaveneyValley net 64.; 101.1 Noel\ Aria& IN 141 -I ear 111 116 146 110 .11 Nod It inasur ,o,oro 140 Oskod, Werooettr, sodl W0hw.,116.9 per Con dl Ditto ditto ditto all licottlabCestrollComProl.; 91ir0w...3111r0e.:4•w000r.' 9i 10 IS Choilie(lke.W. l Ma.)) 9 por Dint... 114 10 Do. 3 pee Dist 21 !ioittli Deem% ! 13 II le Ditto lizod 44 per Cleat diet pa all Sostb Emden (ilooding A= )of 100 Do. 41 per omit. all idth.Tolitedrolperet.Onar. 17 10 3 I Woterfeedikliiikosoripot, die lOC Tort, Nowoootto,6 Ot.K , rtlallia9.parah. S 9 19 3 Ditto Ditto 44 44 10 Y0rk3d4.3191.4L14.p.0 di per U U 106 1011 1 11 pa MINIS. Ma i -- sane Krim. ,fold.' ... 1711; — 77 ' 00 yesterday to-day _,..! ...___ I -- ---..1 WINO I ai ag& ms Fels UAW 1 t Anil:llas Oold a lla , die tar 100,0(4 10, ..tdeloCalif,orcum 10,000 19 tAratmlaelcs 30.009 99 /Australian <;0,040 I Alcovallau awdillera , an iit 4 Ale 110,000 1 luaual.as Freshe:d 30.000 1 An Marls all ' 1 dls 9,000 00 9lsesavos trots Is Cosi all ; 11 IS Po,ellO 4 WOW. amerweet boldall 4 1 die 20,014 90 +Brlelehlros 14.4 • 10 10,000 35 tans.' mr.(t..atil: pa 114 34 61 11,000 30 I De.CorsocaudCaiabo all to 3 11,000 SG . Do. St. Joka lad Rey IS 37 49 $l l 4OOO 1 .Carvou's Cv.wk 1 1 clla par 60,001 I 9 1Cla.Coaailue.0o.,/am 11,000 ail I Cbbre Comm ....,....... sll 43 47 04 IMMO 3 tColoulal „ tiold I I li a l fr ii. 4,740 ii. +Copper learn of tug. all 74 SO 6,000 23 +W. PreL 74 per asm. all • •pa 10,0:0 I rEasitArtiellasespen all 21 3 388 • 81/8 7 I Great Nome Vela .41 1 Ipm Do. 10,000 10 etleoeral .. .— a l4 16 73,006 1 Orand leaky of Bader all 1 4 its 11.004 : . 4 Oral fti500tk............ all 11 11 11 to" 2 I Labe Vata1rat........... gi 4 4 ais I0,•W i «man I f l.l Lisamherty s all 111 134 all 1 dia. 30,000 I LoudoolkOalla.ra. 0•1 d Qum Crusade); Us an 1 1 100,000 1 elleriquita 21,000 10 Meziroult9t.Amerisao 9 7 4 8 7 1 6.0)0 I New Grassi& .. all par Ipm 300,000 I Nouveau Roods 100,000 $ Port Plailip ......... 10,400 1 Clouts Rock „. a ll 1 pm 10,001 10 tßhyousey Ices —.... all 31 33 10,1 1 0 15 + Do. New . m... ..... all V la 7,- - .; , $ll Santiago &Cabs lll 5 6 61 171 61 IMO( I South Australlim ..... SAN 10 nu Croft 11.174 7+.2.33 •Thdtel Slei.eas all SI 41 41 70, 1 'Waller 111,117 I wait Granada ....... all 1 dim 104.100 I Wad hi.ripusa. 100..0 1 bs Tu 4 Traoskesble 14 stamped 4141. JOINT STOOK liii lar.Blk I le WOILZION IILILWarI. I Ilittwarp troll Ilathedsa 2 1 dl. 6 ) Heroes la Ge.iasereas 41 11 die liv. lisidloooloikCoo.lod. Se par 6 poi 9 1112110211r40ra Lt. dies 1 11 fla nhooloral sal Zrqu .1111114 13 13 Id nem ma lkousioo 3y 3y pa $ . Dohli larrolo2 .. ll 11 die lo • 11•419211 as ... ... 34 1 pa 3 DP. Ilelairlos ... Pu 4 .. 9 lend hike VoAr. 310 4 16 - l 9 Derod liortlrel It 1 roue, 34 3 pro 111:13.12nok offstrtsdaib.lll.l 21 1$ dlo • .01.4Contral of Pr. tee ' 14 11 pa all OS. Woo. tan.4l,l4lloreo 6 dl. 4 poi tin: iisiolitno & Tomato .. I tart pa 4 la49l9italoja.3p.Q.Poll, — N. 11341191161•12 .. .1 191 11 14 Do (11211.0" ,, . 1 711 7 S ! D.. do l'referealle 1 I I , De. ( ( ital) ... .- „.: 1 r 26 6 . Do. Osaraotted ... I 6 die I pia 11 ' f .ors aad Urdiwasna 101% Zu r .,. ... .. ... .1 2 l ir `parer a 7...c.((wit11 , la.), Si .. II i llutbrao of lfrrsc*:... I 110 isi all i On. JCL 11 per et. hosis. 1 (kr 11. h Astlana Oa): - all 1 fferwegloas Trunk Frew. 10 Parts sad Lyons ... A Pan. eV Or: :9a ... 39 , Maud Roo m .. e: Parr sud •••r5.... to I Parle.iNe...A.:Che te-rp 1 1 4 (6motio and lechaoad all h ares ant flown .. 9 Royal LULA 1 :Royal owedidi ..11 ;limb's and Me.. , ... 4 Do.ll pot Cult. Fruit. 3 'Reath Easters of 1 rams 11 Lhoothrro of From 3s. Upper Whiner*, .. all : 1 / 4 st nudes . IS lASI per rest Prof 10 Meows of Pr. 5 0 ,... 4 'Wotan of a 'Writ:aid -111 linked-- Sla 3 74 e 4 17 I7i pm 47 4i 13 41 3j da• ber r 1,7 flj i. I t pm 4I die S i le 1. u si 6 71 414 I 3 4 I 'of.fffoi No. 'OIL 1 13566.. N. plora • a/01UP doss yeaterday to-day I_ 22,a00 40 'Amtralarla 40 ! .... Hrlt. Col. Bank& Lop: Co yal - - 23.000 59 111ritda North Atoortaan - 50,000, ft (!t,artered Bank of Am: I 04.10)LN le ‘Thart. Rank of India. luai ' ltalia, and Chkm 2 1 1 dls 28000 DO ,Colouial . ... . ...... - 13,000100 Tommerefal of * London. -- - I 1 ' 23 -- 75,000 20 ,En;.. Sem., a Ana. Chart., 10 11 01 G. 9 25,000 20 ,Lou. Chan. Dank of Aunl, , 13 1 Ipa 10.008 50 'London and County l2O - - 60,000 50 London Joint SW* .... -1 10 - - POO 100 London ' and Vf ..osatahmter 37 - - I.:AO 100 National Proy. of Mmlaad 33 - - 10.000 20 , lb. Now . 10 - :0.400, 50 , National of Iretani - 20,000 9) 'New South Walea - - 33.873, 23 Oriental Dank Corporatios sll 48 50 !49 20.0001 W Provlscbi of heard 23 - - i 4.000 10 Do. New 50.000 6 Itoyal Australian lbakku 1 a.. 1 Gold bop. Co. 8,900 15 !butt Aumntlia _ 26 - - 7D.000, 23 Colon of AusuaLla PI 73 17 COON , Do. New. .. oo.tool 80 Ithaca of L06dMi....... . 10 - - 16,0001 40 Calm: uf Madrid - all .- --...—...... MISCELLANEOUS. Clodaa 146. I 1 ilistintaisous. IPd. prior &Saes dos Bb.• yeftcrlay today '-- 32.07 1 I: AutAn Coal sod Iron 16 - - 20.000 1 2i'An.tntliaa Anteultural 174 47 40 471 14606 201Auatralmian Paella Mag 14 - - Dl.OOO. 10 Australian Royal Mail I 8 - - 35,000 10 1 11erlb Ylaterworko_ ... 25 - - . 11,0:1kitkh Amenean Imad 1 30$ 67 CO 701 3 114401 3 *R.& C,ol.timelloduc.Co 1 1 - - 10.000, 100 Canada ........ ' 325 - - 100.00U1 Cryttal l'aiiii3 - ...... II iPa74 1 60,000 SDo Now .. .... 2.4 gm 13800 4 Cryaial Mai: of Yra6M 1 r o 60, SP Eastern Steam 12.000 23 Etretn: TelednA 12. 251 ]so. , ..... .. ~ .11ki 13 - _ 3 um. ....... Stearn Nartgatfoo. 14 - - .... 204:eneral S. S. 861100166 Co ,18 - - It, 53 Ina bootroot Su,,pr - 14,21 10,5laslakes et 32T1P000 , 4 - - 18. I,Natlfmal PatesStetaaruel all - - 60,000 18Natkelatuk Land . ~. - . 4 14 01 dl. 76,00.1 2' 31.14. Wales Coal and . Inter. 19001/4 Nsilestion Co. - 1 - .- 123,711 0 1; Nortkeritloh Amtrakulam all 1 4pm 14 65,000 E Do. New 4 - - 4 26, 2 0 .Northol ku:ob Stoma 4 -. - 1 120,20 5' Pod RD r !And L Mhtual all pm 31 20.000 P , Ponlaoular .60r.attal Sal -o .- a 3 - - 11,00, 5) Da. du. -- . - 689001 e'Portland Iron C.otra.cy - 14,30 10C1t0yal Mall Slava 100,11 1 to.nUsta An lasatment all 14 11 pus at :5 doutla Aus:rallan Loot 3l 30 4 1.70000 1 Submarine Tele..raph bc.d:• all It spm 11 10.0001 1001Vaa ltlcalan'. Land ANECDOTES OF W:GS.—A friend bete related to the an amusing incident, in which he took a prominent part, some time since, in California. He had stopped to rest himself, mil while there he tool a walk to an Indian camp a short distance from the house. Seating himself by the fire. he picked np a knife which was lying neat by, and deliberately taking off his hat, took hold of his forelock and passed the knife gently under his hair. This attracted the attention of all the Indians, when he gave the knife a quick motion, and off came hie bloodless—wig. In an instant the camp was a perfect scene of confusion, the squaws ran off screaming, and the children close at their L..els keeping up a chorus. The males started to their feet perfectly horror stricken—glancing, first, at the bald and shining cranium of our innocent looking friend, and the shining scalp which hung dangling is his hand; and then at the bloodless knife io the other. Horror was depicted in every feature, and there they stood as if rooted to the earth. Uur friend, the doctor, at hat rose from his seat and showed the males that it was only a hoax. The women and children were soon brought back, and they all joined in a hearty laugh, to think how egregiously they had been deceived. Washington Irving, in his " Adventures of Captain Bonneville, - speaks of the astonishment of the North American Indians when he uncovered his head. The worthy captain was completely bald, • phenomenon very surpr.s.ng in their eyes. They were at a loss to know whether he had been scalped in battle or enjoyed a natural immunity from ,that belligerent infliction. In a little while he became known among them by an Indian name, signifyiagjthe " Bald Chief "—" a soubriquet," observes the captain, " for which I can find no parallel in history since the days of ' Charles the Bald,'" These who have seen Wright the comedian in the Adelphi play of " Green Bushes," will remember the fun that is made of this eireumstmee, and the happy release from scalping which a wig affords. Mr. Drummond Hay, in his " Weitern Barbary," tells an equally good anecdote of the advantage of a wig. Davidson, an African traveller, being bald, wore a toupet. A body of Arabs, having on one occasion surrounded him, had commenced plundering his effects, and threatened even his life ; when suddenly Devideon, calling upon them to beware how they provoked the Christian's power, dashed his false hair to the ground, saying, " Beheld my locks, your beard shall go nest !•' The Arabs i'ed, abandoning their pluader.—liowtaiidon 6 Si die I ' the Ills,. lls I se; 'leo 42i 16 so It. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY EYZNINO. The English stock market opened firmly this morning, and even attained an advance of 1 per cent.; but a decided relapse subsequently took place, and, after a tall of 1 per cent. from the highest point of the day, and several intermediate fluctuations, the market finally closed with more s t ea di ness o f c h a -1 wider about 1 per cent. below the closing range of i Saturday. A very favourable imp ress i on was p ro - I dueed by the satisfactory intelligence from Austra-1 lia, and by the arrival of three-quarters of a million sterling . in gold from that colony. The counter acting influence that led to the sales of the after noon, which were of a rather influential character, rested with the aspect of foreign politics. Irrespee- 1 tivo of the statements of a naval conflict be tween the Turks and Russians in the Black Sea—a fact which (if confirmed) cannot be interpreted as' increasing the chances of a pacific solution of the existing differences—there were not wanting ru maws of an adverse character relative to the general position of politics. Consols opened 93' to Aex div. for the 18th January, as they closed on Saturday, touched 954, fell to 95 to 1, rallied to 94 " buyers," descended again to 951, "sellers," and finally closed 951 to The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money (shut); ditto, for the opening, 18th January, 93, 1 1,1 ex div.; Three per Cent. Reduced, 631, f, ;"Three-aud-a-Quarter per Cents., 971. 2 9 ,4,1 3 . Annuities of 30 years, 1859, 6. Bank Stock, 221). Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to 91. prem., and India Bonds 21. to ss. prem. The foreign securities usually dealt in continue little affected by political events, the transactions being still limited. Generally prices are well sup ported. Peruvian shows more firmness. At 4 o'clotk Mexican Bonds were quoted 241 to 23,1. Pe ruvian Four-and-a-Hall per Cents., 70 to 71 • ditto Three per Cents.,4B to 50. Grenada Deferred, hto 81. Sardinian, 90 to 91 ex div. Spanish Deferred, 221 to 1; the Certificates, 31 to a per cent. RUS binD Five per Cents., 112 to 113 . ; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 98 to 99. Sales arc recorded as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961 ; (exchange, 230 Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 98!, 997 Dutch Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 641. Mexican Three per Cents., for account 16th Dec., 251. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents., 42, Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 984, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents, 471 • ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 22i ; the Passive Bonds (Converted), 41 ; the Committee's Certifs., 51 per cent. The value of the gold brought in on freight by the steamer Victoria from Australia, which amounts to 184,000 ounces, is equal, at 41. per ounce, to 736,0001. This is irrespective of the sums in private hands. To day there was no inquiry for gold for the continent; and, unless the exchanges should take an unfavour able turn, there is every probability a the bulk of this large sum being sent into the Bank of England. On gold sent into the Paris Mint there is now a loss of 63 days' interest—a circumstance which tends to discourage shipments of the precious metal from this side. The dollars brought in by the last West India packet were sold to-day at ss. OW. per ounce, being a reduction of no less than d. from the price realised at the last sale ; and the bar silver at 52. 1 d. per ounce staildard, or Id. lower. The decline iu the price of dollars is more marked than in that of bar silver, owing to the former having been driven up to a dispropor tionate figure by the late demand for China. In fact, according to this comparison, the price of dollars is still too high. A portion of the above supplies was taken for China and India, but the bulk of them is destined for despatch to ot her fort ign parts. Hamburg letters of Friday state that money was tighter, at 31 per cent. The stock market was quiet. Bills on London were in less demand, at 13.01 for long, and 13.2; for short paper. Wheat was in more request. In Spelter there had been transactions at 15; to d b.m. Wednesday next, the 14th instant, will be " mak ing up" day in the share market. It appears the amount of specie brought over by the Arabia from New York is no lass than 663,790 dollars, or about 133,0001. sterling. The remittances of the precious metals from that side are certainly much larger than had been expected. The last accounts from New York represent the exchange market as firm, at 1091 to 110 for bills on England, at which rate a small profit is shown on shipments of gold to this side. With reference to the general position of the money and stock markets we extract the subjoined from the circular of Messrs. Cammann and Co., dated New York, the 29th Nov.: The quotations of stocks show generally no material change from those given in our last report. The upward tendency which then existed is no longer apparent, the character of the last news from Europe not being deemed entirely satisfactory, and causing some reaction from the highest point reached during the fortnight. There is ra ther more inquiry far railroad securities, the proceeds of the government loans presented for redemption being to a considerable extent thus reinvested. The purchases of the latter by the Secretary of the Treasury since Ist inst. amount to nearly 1,000,000 dole. As the supply of the former is no longer augmented by new issues, the amount offered for sale is gradually decreasing. In State and City loans we have no important transactions or change in prices to notice. The supply of both is limited, and State stocks are decidedly scarce; the demand for investment and banking purposes absorbing readily all that are offered. Money is very abundant on call at 6 to 7 per cent. This proceeds partly from the decreased demand consequent upon the liquidation of old engagements, and an indisposi tion at the moment to enter upon new transactions in vetoing the outlay of capital. The banks have ceased con tracting, and their specie strength having increased, they ars enabled to meet the wants of their dealers rather more freely. The following is a comparative statement of the different items embraced in their reports of 12th and 26th instant : Nov. 12. Nov. 28. dole. dole. Loans 82,832,400 84,802,844 Specie 12;823,575 13,353,046 Circulation Deposits 56,200,000 58,683,052 The negotiation of paper is attended with less difficulty, and first class names can now be discounted at 10 to 12 per cent. Stock contracts at 60 to 90 days are also movie at :user rates. The receipts of the New York Central Rail road last month are reported at 585,945 34 dole. In Oct., 1852, they were 416,541 17 dole. Increase, 139,404 17 dole. Foreign exchanges are firm. Toe shipments of gold to Europe since cur bat amount to 1,161,451 duls. Re ceipts from California, 1,075,000 dole. The balance of coin in the Sub-Treasury is 6,190,016 dole., and its daily disbursements are twice the amount of receipts. P.S. Since the above was prepared the arrival of the At iantic with favourable fillIIIC , ll accounts from Landon has given an improved tone to the stock market, and prices have alvanced,cloaing firm. The following amended statement (extracted from the London Weekly Railway Share List) shows the amount of railway calls falling due in December: Amount per .hare. Due in Dee.,lssl. t u t ; . A ;: i l s p ca. 0 1. u b ea , g be e , r . •cenerat renimaula ii;;;;;;; ;;--- 6 3 2 0 0 40,000 80,600 FAA Orittste Kirest Indian Ps ninsuly, New Ca pital Great StAfthern and Weetrrn, Ireland, 4 per mt.. Pre ference .C2O Irfah South Eastern 8 11 1 0 0 52,300 52,500 Lancaeter and Preis _ ---- 1 depolit 010 0 11,736 3,86 i Limerick Jt Foynet 1 3 2 0 0 5,200 10,100 Mann., Steeff., and Linednehkire, £6 Prel. • 3 3 110 0 172,500 238,730 Midland Great Wee- Tcrn,.E;4l' ►s 471 2►o 0 :tow 50,000 M ,nd G rest Wes- tern, .1:25 *Paris and Stras bourg Bonds of 1852 lO 15 5 0 0 50,000 250,000 Knewsburyict'bee . _ . _ — try, s p. Med. Pref. Uinteba•en & Far nem Janet., glO Pref. - 931,496 • The proportion called by foreign companies Is £450,000, but the bolding. of Enslila proprietors me not known. The total amount called in all 1833 is 11,238,273 L, !against 8,043,004/. in 1832, showing an incrose of 3,213,269/. Subjoined is a duly authenticated letter from a shareholder of the Frankfort,Wiesbuden, and Cologne Railway : TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. Sir.—Referring to the letters in your valuable journal respecting the Wiesbaden Railway, the views expressed by " A Shareholdior " are quite in accordance with my own, and the reply that his letter elicited from the secretary of the company is satisfactory as far as it goes. On one point, however, the latter gentleman is not so clear as I could wish. Am Ito understand that en payment of the addi tional 31. per share to complete the line to Rudesheim m liability is to cease—that is to say, leaving it o pti ona l wit h myself to make further advances or not, as I may see fit, to finish the line as originally projected ? It is in this view that I—and I imagine the shareholder who first addressed yoa—would willingly pay the call made on the shares, leav tag it for us to decide from the traffic results of the cons ; pleted portion of the line, and the condition of the money ' market at the time, whetker we should advance the further amount necessary to carry out the original plan, or remain content with the completed portion only.—l am, sir, your obliged servant, ANOTHER SHAREHOLDER. London, Dec. 10, 1363. Some of the Australian Land shares tatty were weaker, especially Australian Agricultural and Peel River; but in the afternoon, and after official hours, the tendency was in the direc tion of a rally. Peel River shares fell at one time to prem., on some vague and un authenticated statements received by the Victoria steamer, to the effect that this company's operations have not been attended with success. We under stand no advices of any such tenor have been re ceived by the company, which at present, as is well known, is only engaged in the preliminary arrange ments for the development of its large property. Bank stocks were steady, and Bank of Australasia advanced 1/. per share. Crystal Palace shares were firm. The shares of the Australasian Pacific Mail Steam Company (14/. paid) have been dealt in at 8 ; and Peninsular and Oriental Steam at 72 to 73. The Submarine Telegraph Company's shares have im proved to 3 to t prem. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at pre sent prices. To render the results strictly accurate, tho proportion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. Int. per cent. Price. per annum. Three per Cent. Consols (shut) 951 ex div.£3 29i Three pm. Cent. Reduced 931 3 2 91 Bank Stock (div. at the rate of S per cent. per annum) 221 3 12 4; India Stock (die. toi per cent. per annum) Exchequer Bil!s (interest 22. per rent. per day) Bs. prem 3 0 7 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool lreekly Share Lid) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices: Intper et. per annum at the rate of dividend paid Pree. Price. R•ILWAT. LOA 5 year. Last year 131 Kendal and Whidere.ers 36y Midland, Birmingham, and Derby 01 Midland Stock. 181 csaith I , :iistern •. 16 Liverpool, Crosby. sad Southport 33 Yalinburgli and Glasgow 63 Limaaiiiiire and Yorkshire Stock 83 Great Western It Lond.m and North Western Fifths 77 London and South Western 4 I 101 4 17 41 471 A1i.11..1111 GB at Western—lnland 5 0 3 0 0 '..li York and North Midland 161 East Lanes-hire 173 Lond.in ,nd :teeth Western Stock 06 Itridul and Eider 161 York. Nescastle, and Berwick, 4 1 101 4 Id 101 48 Dublin and Belfast 131 Braude Counties 22 Scottish Central 97 London, Itrigidon, and South Omit ... 3 1 21 410 51 s 0 Lancaster dud Carlisle 1 101 4 8 101 964 Caletloniln 18 Gt. Southern and Western—lre:and 93 Newcadle and Carlisle BA Lsneaster and Preston 60 Ulster _ . ... ... .. ... . 4 8 4 3 0 . . 6 i Gilargo. and Knuth Wenern 4 12 21 4 4 74 11 Soon ieh Midland 19Cheater and Birkenhead 214 Great Nor:hern Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 93k; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 13-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 15-16; the Old Three per Cent., Foreign, 43 11-16 ; the Coupons, 51 9-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 76.1. Portuguese New, 3615-16. Mexican New, 23 ex div. Granada Active, 211 to Peruvian New, 68. Most of these prices are rather better. Paris—closing prices of this day: Three per Cent. Rentes, 73.90; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102.30; Bank shares, 2,930. The Three per Cents. show an improvement of 15c., and the Four and-a-Half per Cents, of 45c., compared with the reduced closing rates of Saturday. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The English stock market to-day has again been weaker, the political news being unfavourably inter preted. Prices, after ruling for a time at a fall of per cent., are now quoted per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Console opened 944 to 95 ex. div. for the 18th January, improved to 93 to 4, declined to 941 to I, and are now quoted 4; to 93. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 95 to 904 ; the Three-and-a• Quarter per Cents., at 964 to 974; Bank Stock, at 220 to 2205; and Exchequer Bills, at Gs. to 9s. prem. In the foreign stock market business is quiet. Spanish stocks have fallen, on the political state ments received from Madrid; the Deferred Three per Cents. are now quoted 224 to ; Mexican is rather flatter, at 244 to ; Russian Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 1124 to 5 ; do. Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 984 to a ; Sardinian, at 90 :to 90,1 ex. div.; Dutch Four per Cents. at 955 to 96; Grenada Deferred at 84; and Equador Bonds at 55. MINES -4.- - MONDAY Evaxmo. The market for home mining stocks was active to day. Speculative shares were especially in demand, and several descriptions closed at au advance in price. The South Devon Consols Company's shares do not maintain their high premium, closing 7-16 to 4 prem. The shares of the Wcst Wheal Jane, however, closed at 1 prem., buyers. The sales reported are : West Caradon, at 280 ; South Caradon, 380, 385 ; Alfred Console, 23 ; Wheal Brewer, 12 ; Caradon Console, 12 ; Trelowelh, 7,1; Hope Valley, 5 ; Drekewalle, 21 ; Mill Pool, 63, 7 ; Wheal Uny, 9; 1 Boringdon Consols, 2,1, ; Tavey.Consols, 3, 1 , ; Quintrell Downs, ; Cohort United, 1 , ; Bri tannia, 13s. 6d., 14s. Gd • New Liaares,"lBs. 19s. ; Lackamore, Os., Os. 6d.; Cwm Darren, 14s. 6d., 135.; West Darlington, 63 ; Boswarthen, 23 • Kenneggy, ; Webt Treasury, 43,1 ; Wheal Glans, 1; , , The Peninsular Mining Company's shares were rather lower, closing 1:1 to 11 prem. Other stocks show little variation. \Vest Indian descriptions are unchanged. . . . . _ . , Ihenominal closing prices of new undertakings are u follows :—Angarrack Consols, par toe pm. ; Lea is Hill Range, ; to 3 dis. ; Clarendon (ofJamaica),fr to 3 pm. ; Britannia Gold, „ to / per share ; Mount Carbon Coal, ; to a dia.; Kenmare, par to 1 prem.; Conne- mara, dis. to par ; Glenaulin, 11 to I the. Australian Mutual, to 3 die.; Poltimore, &to 3 prom.; Great Crinnia, per to 1 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 1 to 1 pm.; Sue River (of Jamaica), A die. to ; prem. Metcalf(' (of Jamaica), Ito 1 preen. ; Adelaide Land and Geld, 11 to 01 die. ; Australasian Coal, ; to ; die.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), ; to ; die.; Port Royal `of Jamaica), is to 1 prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 die. to par ; Australian Console, 3 to 3 dis.; Fortuna, 3 to 1 :prem.; Lackamor Copper, 1; to dia.; Oberuhof, par to 1 pm.; Glad .bach Zinc, par to 1 prem.; San Fernando Silver Lead, par to 1 prem. ; London and Virginia Gold, 3 die, to A prom. ; Peninsular Mining, 1: to 13 pram.; Great Ilewas United Tin, 1 die.to par ; Cologne Lead,: to 3 dis. ; Monarch Gold, 3 to k die. ; Jamuca Copper, to 1 prem.; New South Wales Gold, to 7, die.; SECOND EDITION. FROM Tills NIGHT'S GAZETTE. FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov. 2. The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Frede rick Glconie, Esq., to be her Majesty's Consul at Mexico. FOREIGN-OFFICE, Dac. 5. The Queen has heeu pleased to approve of Mr. George Moss as Consul at St. Helens for her Majesty the Queeu of Spain. FOREIGN-OFFIOE, Dv:. 12. The Queen has beeu pleated to approve of Mr. Tnornaa Snow as Vice-Consul at Dublin for the Republic of New Granada. DOWNINJ-STItEET, Dec. 13. The Queen has also been pleased to appoint William Brands Pollard, Es q., to be Financial Accountant for the colony of British WHITEHALL, DEC. 9. The Queen has been pleased to grant the dignity of • Knight of the United Kingdom of (treat Britain and Ire land note Lieutenant-Colonel Archibald Bogle, of the East India Company's Bengal Da t il)testament, Civil Commissioner in the Ten•sserim and Manahan Provinces. WAR-OFFICE, DEC. 13. 3rd Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Assistant Surgeon Wil liam Legge lteid, M.D., from the'staff, to bo assistant surgeon, vice Tronsdlll, promoted on the staff. 10th L;glat Dragoons.—Captain J. liellerm.su Wedderburn, from half-pay unattached, to be captain, rico Littl e , w h o exchanges; Lieutenant Arthur John Loftus to be cap tain, by purchase, vice Wedderburo, who retires; Cornet Jam,' Macgibbeu Burn Mordoch to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Loftus; John Hudsio, gent., to be cor net, by purchase, vice Murdoch. lith Light Dragoons.—Cornet George Meyriek Dew, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be cornet, vice ROO, who retiree. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards.—Lieutenant and Captain William Mark Wood to be captain mat bents nent-colonel, by purchase, vice Colonel Frederick Paget, who retires; Ensilps and Lieutenant Henry Annytige to be lieutenant mid captain, by purchase, vice Mark Wuoil ; Michael Walker Heneage, gent., to be ens'gn and lieute nant, by purchase, vice Armytage. ith Regiment of FooL—Licutcnant Dugald Stewart Miller to he captain, by purchase, vice Edgell. who retiree; Se cond Lieutenant Thomas Wright Marton, from the Ceylon Hine Regiment, to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Miller. 9th toot.—Ensign John Barton Taylor to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bluntish, who retires; JAMS Ludlow Stowell Sealy, gent., to ba ensign, by purchase, vice Taylor. /th Foot—Surgeon Thomas Alexander. from the GOth Foot, to be surgeon, vice Means°, M.D., who resigns. Sth Foot.—Captuin Hobert Henry De Winton, from the Foot, to be captain, vice Codd, who exchanges. 2nd Foot.—Captain Ellett Thomas SewarJ, from the 37th Foot, to be captain, vice Boinaier, who exchanges. rth Foot.—Captain John William Buiasier, from the 32nd Foot, to be captain, vice Seward, who exchanges. 3:h Foot. —Lieutenant-Coknel Henry M'Manus from half pay, inspecting field of6c.r of militia in the lonian lsiands, to be lieutenant•colonel, repaying the difference, vice Breve:-Colonel Hon. A. Delzcll, who exchanges; Major Benjamin Racy to be lieuteasut•coloncl, by pur chase, vice Isl'Manue, who ;elites; Captaio Andrew Green to be major, by purchase, vie. fluky; Lieutenant William Henry Cairns to be captain, by purchase, vice Green ; Ensign Charles rerrett Noel to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cairnes ; George Stewart Nutting, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Noel. Slat Foot.—Ensign Henry neveley Mitford to be lieute nant, by purchase, vice Robertson, who retires ; Dare Sladen, gent., to be ensign, by purcnuse, vice Mitford. 60th Fant.—First Lieutenint George Charles Henry Waters, from the Ceylon Rifie Regiment, to be first lieu tenant, vice Travers, who retires upon half-pay ; Stsff- Surgeon of the Second Class Henry James Schooles„ HAL, to he surgeon, vice Alexander, appointed to the 20th Foot. 70th Foot.—Lieutenant Arthur Henry Creswell Snow to be cupt..in, without purchase, vice Buchanan, who re tires ; Ensign William Wiltshire Lynch to be lieutenant by purchase, vice Snow; Thomas Richard Devercux Bingham, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Lynch ; Lieutenant Attilio Scheberras to be adjutant, vice Snow, who resigns the adjutancy only. 74th Foot.—Staff-Surgeon of the Second Class James Mac beth, M.D., to be surgeon, vice Fraser, who exchanges. 99th Foot.—Captaia Edward Codd, from the 23th Foot, to be exptsin, vice Dr Witron, who exchanges. Ceylon Rifle Regiment.—Thomas Tyler Gould, gent., to be second lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mertes, promoted in the 7th Foot. HOSPITAL STAFF.—Surgeou James Alexander Fraser, M.D., from the 74th Foot, to be stairsurgeun of the second class, vice Macbeth who exchanges; Assistant- Surgeon William Green Troasdell, M.D., from the lird Light Dragoons, to be staff-surgeon of the Second Class, vice Schooles, appointed to the 69th Foot; John Clarke, gent., to be aseistant-surgeon to th:: Forces, vice Reid, appointed to the 3rd Light Dragoons. UNATTACHED.—Lieutenaut IViliim Peddle, from half pay 21st Foot, Staff officer of Pensiouers, to be captain, without purchase. MMORANDI:3L—The Christian name of Lieutenant Car negie, of the 7th Foot, is " Charles," ant not " Jenard," as previously stated. ADMIRALTY, Dec S. C )rps of Royal Mariael.—Second Lieutenant Cuthbert Word Burton to he lint lie.,tenant, vice First Lieutenant Alexander Flatulent Sutherland. decesassd. Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 7, to dia. ; New Linares, j dia. to par ; South Devon COnsols, to a prem.; Melbourne Gold, I to dis. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctocx. - - - The gold mining shares remain neglected, and the market wears a rather riAt iPPearance. Nou veau Monde shares are quoted 5-10 to 7-16 prem.; Agua Fria, Ito prem ; Colonial Gold, ;to 1 prem. ; and Great Nugget, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 47 to 49, Peel River, to prem.; North British Australasian, 3-16 to 5-16 pram; and Scottish Australian Invest ment,l 9.16 to 1 11-16 prem. There has been a great rise in Santiago de Cuba shares, which have touched 71. United Mexican have been dealt in at 43, and Cobre at 461. BANKRUPTS. JAME 4 RICHARDiON, JOHN StNORM WICKi, and HENRY SMITH, Upper Queen's-buddingt, Brompnns, up holsterers. JACOB CONNOP, New Finchley-road, St. John's-wood, bill broker. CHRISTIAN DRVKE, Garli:•hill, City, dry salter. SAMUEL BARNE IT, Houndsditch, Birmingham and Sher fi,l4 warehouseman. WILLIAM Ifor.ser, Manchester, cotton manufacturer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WILLIAM OGILVIE, Dundce, flax-spianer. Darn> WALKINGSHAW, Hum!burgh, ironmonger. WILLIAM TitOMSON. Glasgow, merchant, deceased. THOMAS BOYD, Paisley, manufacturer. HUGH CHRISTIE PATERSON, Glasgow, confectioner. THOMAS PRINGLE, Sprouston, nosburgshire, fartr.r. deceased. Joav COLLIER, Glaegow. ironfounder. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS D.Y. St:Gen.—The public tales are very large to-day. Barba does and St. Lucia are progressing without spirit at about lit week's prices. The refined market steady at previous rates; brown lump, 13s. 61.; grocery, 44. to 4,e. COFFSE.—The pu blic salf.s et this article are also large. and going ed . steadily at full prices ; native Ceylon sold at 47. net. TEA. —The pubic sales are progressing heavily, but the importers show firmness, arid buy in largely. Azz CIA Lassa.-1,341 ch0 its baa Italy a putiie sale at full prices, 6/. 13s. to 6'. Corn/N.-300 uilca sold )esterday en 'Change, but the article has a dal' appenrocce. IV:E.—The marnet is steady but the tlentan4 is lizatitred. India continue: so geed demaul : Banco, In other artiees uo material alters:ion. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. . . The tallow market h s alvancei, in cousequenCecf poli- Utica news. Town taliow is quoted 36, ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, ; Dec., 555. hl. ; January to March, Jtis. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davin reports the trade witaout alteration. Prime meadow hay, SOs. to 1008. ; inferior, 54•. to 70s. : Bowen, 40s. to 653. ; clover, 70s. to 115 e.; see..:ad cut, tiGs. to JUN.; straw, 365. to 425. BLYTII AND TTNI: RAILWAY.—At a meeting of lender proprietorsof the diitrict, just hdd, Sir Iti. iLdley, the chAiiiitan, said that as mod:: of Cie land for the docks belonged to himself, he would give it to the company, and subscribe to the extent of 10,0001. in shares. $ 4 6 I IN 1 ST II CA i I»+ 1111 Ha Cli 1 24 Se $44 I I I If Ps I , 102 i