The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-31 00:00:00

/ r. .• ( --€ Z " -er •••• Cl ' 11. _ _ ~. Tte Txprt%% No. 1,984.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1862. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAY& j 1 DO(IENES will THROW a LIGHT w p m StANT tClatCrd, commottog ramie/pi, 1651 mw id. op.!• ittOprWWlti by ripe, Brinhers, 23, Tanvester.raw, and wairrere. .vdraw ft Lisp (mu a., 10a. Do.(sa *Wrest) is Itlarlhars el . aU MI V& t per et. raid. Oa R. h Mehra at Ikrorpten Tim& Pstßt. le Perla sod Lysol se Paris sal Omni 60 Portsurl Mom ZO Paris bad Ibtersierre 4 rahere oniCkalitoorp X Qualm and Or doom asa £ limobre sad Meer .. Si pre Cent Pro*. 4 lechers of Proem— Is. Upper help firrip all riot Flanders • Dek si pre Unit. Train. • Worsre ..r F,.or . Wean., Swltarrird , . 4 II ;4 111 1 Orleans and Epernay Railway, par tot prem.; Bank of Asia, I dis. to prem.; London Bank of Australia and India, par to prem. A very active business is going on in American stocks, and prices are rising. Present quotations aro thug reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: The market for American Stocks continues very active, aad prices axe firm. Present quotations aro thus t4perted by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: Meditsmablq. Invldea. Vrier. Caned Ilelm pia Ct. Eds. 114.5 Jan. and Ju 97 lam div Dino pr DN. 142 Jas. and Jul y y 104 105 De. 'wet de. do. 1596 Jas. and July 109 i 110 „ Da. ON:ft bralkock 1887.111411 Jsa. sad July 10.4 1004 „ Now Tort SIMI per Cts 1858.111611 Gatartmly 9; 91 rmeurtawis Neb. and 07 95 dotßaer. 1682 Jaa. and July 93 96 Os mr Maw . 1873 Jan. nod Jaly 105 „ MmegagnallaBgmo.ll4or Ike Nab DM Ap. and Oct IN 100 Do. II prOamb Dollar bee 1873 May and Nov. 974 944 talmatatersailap.6p.tt — Jut and Ju y 73 73 Mae Wired Jan. and July 47 =.43 parCt.Ster.ll4a. Jan. and July 100 101 8 par Cant. bonds INS Jsa. and Jtey 98 63 „ MININNy par Coat. NMI Jan. and July N 9 9 aMr Thelmeme a pie Cast llllll Jam sad July 97 91 , CNN& 6 per RM. Banda 1874 Tab. and Aug. 115 114' 1455, ditto ~„ 1174 Jan. and Jaly It 5 11l De. 44 par Cant Marling lamb 1572 April and Oat 103 104 llostreal Ci 77 I per Costa 1597.1919 r eb • wu 94 87 Kovr Tark Cltys par RM. 1854.1170 oloareerly 98 97 Madalphis and MWIIII4 Mall. e pie Ct. Mort. Maw T me Bomb sad Mem 18•11 Jam and July 841 57 " ait Ide prit Cents, per mortgage 110-11140 lay mid MM. 705 f 111414 Ditto WM per molt, fed =alms lan Mar. and goat N N Ditto IlannporOonts„Osa eertink Michigan Castes! 8 per Costa., Omnertible lll6O Aril and Os% 103 106 Ohio a Peonsym. 7 per Ct looms* Bonds . . April and Oct 93 94 Seaboard a aosic:i; MINES. I. 111 +it I." T ng DAILY NEWS. !mice Moral* raper, Wee 7d. fa a g,,,,gegt r.vusa, the DAILY NEWS IN at the had of the 1- re: rr,r4 At Wittig advocating her aosameree is la *sagest ow, WI a s , und sod practical re:onms, whether pelitimi, modal, grokrivasal. ta tee eat wt eta value are Its Gerona, Nee; -la the relltry ISIP MRSIn the ample, truthful, and impartial &arse,' of its • asJ the vaned arreuittle end emargerzia IM iters* matuord ta the City, itaileray, and Menetary Arran,- • 1 . ..0f A s-arpaiesd. It resthro a more Jetvaita Ilst or kap*. than .no's .. paper y, t et...toriv early Trull of ping la the le,l,ve er by every 4.441 , me'. -and the wily daily 11.ageg !sport, m ith list a/ Wiese, pgahee si.h.re• . safressr• .In bun, r Berm the only paper besides the vtg,,,'• obi .h earlrelea, mid Pa always eaclutiod, from its wlootas ‘ gb,,..ir .1 , if Lannern. 11. I U l / 4 1C favour is rtt , tra by re ;ant Worn of stamps Wad ta the ewer loft. to me leading Leedom itieaspapers, by Or wen that Our paprr (the yncesest,by room thaa ,g•i!vass. h.l to eve yews becen its three okitet ,uropsUearrs Cotabit• bed. !tarp Irbil& rvin. fnknsrts it-aver. P..? ........... 17::......... it:e.ooo 11.91111.1 Il• YU% l3l UAW, ;..tIL% NI:OS It , olsgauni Jateosstee of thia ll =oa km...the laliewtag revt:ta reetatty vaveremed by • ustaisprissy: - lire • troy Neer.' it the yam.* et all the Loads. Mongol "NT% from too dint it sod biglirrod and a liberal taw -wpm gr..* matte . 'y that omoveatlers libiraihr. shish is 'Poorly the gib,* 4 , 14•100 a! DOM' ; and aleferly. wall :be maid Airiest artelatme ::.e readdied May pre mad with the largest oss'or of 4,lve:Loseasmb-MMII M ale • m. Thee. '-otgalaid sa d. y r.rn, am reified daft dna serrespead• rah Oa es saner." ye be Mat redo! say Samkadlat Illeassaa la dem elegem ; as he 01.../., IS, it niverieve*Jeet„ Piethateert beach. THIS DAY —Two o'CLocx. Business is very languid In the railway market, but prices ars well supportsillwand in some stacks, including Eastern Counties, Lancashire and York shire, Midland, and North British, an improvement is perceptible. South-Eastern stock, on the con trary, is lower. French shares are rather better, and other foreign shares quiet. 11, 111 J If Ili es MI 41 44 MI sn 431 i Ili pm I pa : 1 i i 11 4 44 L ima z 3 1 4 414 ; pa 10 Ilf ss $7l i Tnrasn~ll EVENING. There have not been many transactions in Eng lish mining shares to-day, business in the Stock Exchange having been superseded by the settlement of the account. The inquiries are chiefly for Tamar Consols, Trehane, Clive, West Ding Dong, Tavy Con sols, Alten and Linares ; the prices ruling today are as follows:—Alfred Consols, 13; West Providence, 51; Tamer Consols, 41, 5!, ; South Caradoa, 140 ; West Camelot', 210, 220; South Tamar, 51, • ' Merllyn 4; United Mines, 380 ; T rumpet C onsols , 135; East Wheal George, 4,1; West NYhcal Alfred, 4,1 ; Oyfron, 10 ; Alten, 4,1, 4 ex . di v. ; Tavey Consols, 31, f; Trehane, 16, 18 ; W es t Di ng D ong, 101, 11 ;; Trelawney, 54, 56 ; Kilbrieken, 6y; Ken neggy, 5, 1 ; Clive, 5,1; Ea s t Margaret, 61, 71; Linates, 81, 1, In the gold mining shares there was also rather less business owing in a great measure to the Fettling; generally, however, prices remain firm, and in the afternoon the tendency became suddenly good, prices closing with a decided upward tendency. Yaba River, and Australian Freehold are inquired for. i s. es R.ll a 1 In i 11. /WIN Da ft WI AND RODIN I pot z a S. ill Mee iii garde= tabor', iettl;i i baM mad &at lwretion /Wallet?. kMi er Vas Tigig.4".49.6.1k2°R. U 6, 7 7 11l as IN IN 87 117 i 77 i 2 7 Is IS4 Si 24 Cs N .4 Ws to.dy up b! p.n. 4 2^i i MONEY MARKET. Hi M. I al Ili 1O? 174 7 34 .1 S.l S.! r 4 S. I S. 2 .1 4 51 :t 111 IS) 10j 116 6 44 77 /9 64 10 74 Os !+ 9 S olis I I pa 60 63 416 621 tl 46 1/1 11l IN 197_ W$ THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares are firmer to-day, and there appears to be a revival of business. Australian Freehold, Yuba River, British Australian, New I Granada, Nouveau Monde, Port Philip, and West Mariposa, besides others, are looking up. Australian Agricultural shares have risen to 290; South Australian Land mark 51; ex div.; Van Dieman's Land, 21 t o 22. Th e s h ares of the Old Australian Copper Company have receded from 81 to 7. PRESENTB.—The exuberance of k•llais. ••••I Imre of piety, aoturally Whom the tsar a s to Aloe to advaibufg• odor tin we of many Mai% tforrff.r• to do•oto orelPI•11 fetintim to the dutfe. of the tart. It offe au. mom WA Ill• MUM/ Y*GA+eAR 01 T. k, • ~mung tlltauWareaisacristMold ; SOW LA:lO:5' I•ALIDoe. br widuise .14 Ws tat, hot. Ind at rata.. .04 ZO*LANIIIP tilt , !. It; at Peal Derhbias, MI& tlll •pr *a rkpsiabe *Wham to e. omit bra the rot err mrliate aml pima ea a viand at lb, obese at bias* lita Wei Mtn Waft a r e miff, ple•foribb tbob bobs& Ilawareataparbiastaialiabs Ito at:t falnualtel iamb Wan tbe mat at .Itawl aaba. paessibby that dant attleL wOa Traprr a lebol.—fdd by A. SOWLAND PAO, T, Hattergarke, lames, NA by abetaital awl pada:atm 1 4 :fo —N.B. No tape gerafte wept sisemps4 me sad address. . Lit. teat b•eintiti • tow marl at Isielag tritti wsrlsatni to Eciat the too tt, thp! tailgate NM Mail tW NIW INTZNIED TAP WftAF fle ouporde obi wag tarot at IL ad Is. pit prierl. IRO N.B. Ito neriN won orrimesi rid ibly ta• Gnat rabibltios, *mean U. ft. NM 113ARLOW'S NEW IN- VENTED •411..F.ACTING SYPHON Awn " II p ., j Ar . a lit .litu . cider, ci' Vtirr- 7 41 :1 1 2 *enmity - • that tbr let gat bbibb draws asetrd in ' • A ' , • ,_____ !..,, r Serb warmer to tor? ita rot A 1 i t . . . two err of ale; prise Y. W.; erb tor limy, lowto A 11 e o l od ual ECl:Clo ti or g v it4 t e ol ai tod "I 4 - - dr top star pree(mblol hos • Lolo: I=oklortido l o% to tte rnahls r: , t - o 1. 1 I . . OR In 4; Mrs As Pr lo ousel giro rook as arm JAW MIAOW. I Ire =lmo amt. litaroarmo. Ler- . _ MON old Mr nosolltatwor. dm- . _ _ THE CASE OF MR. HIRWA.N. TO Till 101701 01 Till DAILY NUM. SIR,—In the ease of William Bourke Kirwan, it has already been pointed out that there was not a tittle of evidence that any murder had been C am . witted. It was impossible to consider the random statement of Dr. Hatchell (opposed to the egoism of every coroner and medial man of any skaadleg) as evidence, and beyond his ignorant mettle= thin was not a single circumstance to show that Oman& was other than natural er accidental. Not ewe of the twelve jurymen who displayed so reckless an in difference to taking upon themselves the guilt of a murder upon the gallows, would have demi upon the evidence to have brought in • verdict of guilty, had Mr. Justice Cramp.. instead of William Burke Kirwan, been vim the Is'and, and we do but express the verdict of the public in declaring that the flor are/ the jury was utterly irreeoncileable with the fish before them, and is to be accounted for only by their having been carried away by prejudice, and the manifest and most unwarrantable leaning of the judge. the prisoner has been respited, not in the exercise of mere mercy by the crown, but as an act of jostle,. But neither a respite nor a commutati o n o f the NSW tcnce con satisfy the requirements of justice in the ease. There is no more reason the man should be transported than hanged upon imagination and as sumption. What is needed is farther investigation. It is not the testimony of Dr. Hatchell alone that, upon examination, breaks down. There was not in reality a single reliable point in the entire evidence against the prisoner. The facts of the cue an few. The prisoner and his wife, were lodging at Howth, and had on several occasions craned over to spend the day at Ireland's Eye, he as a professional artist in taking sketch es, she in reading, walking about, and bathing. On the Bth of Sept. they went there and spent their time, at all events up to 4 o'clock, when they were both seen as usual. At that hour Mrs. Kirwan declined a seat in a boat with a party who were leaving for Howth, and herself told the linatman to return for them at 8 o'clock. At 20 mi nutes before the hoar the boatman left Howth hal*. hour, and it was close upon 8 when be reached the island. That we may sot be awned of libelling the judge who alleirad web intones to pass, nor the jury who 'NM le =mkt upon it, we m ime. the taseteAw k the eery weeds of the mita= most relied mom by the mom PobiskNost" nearing the Ishadoalled Ms. Kieft% tart 11 1 88 .8tvd• It was gran way id Ohm. T hat it was dark iv. from the Warmed mama, melds aced in view of this fact yet hewed by the mbar himeel4 and which, wet inameemtably, thajedipe fa the worming up omitted to halms spas MI jury. bags the entire credibility of the whams. Some time was spent in lessollag, lease in inquiries. Mr. Kirwan and three of the boatmen then went in search. It was not contradleted that they were absent fall half an hour. It wee departs darker thew. Patrick Hanle. who, by hie ewe assent, had t the half hear of Mama, Wier g Mr. Kirwan% sketch-liesk. this eat eat to join the searcheee. It may le as woe Ma nele. that these le 10(4bl: ram s* hie owa Melmasat le slaw that ha bad lees se lit Wog the bell law. He awe w e how ever, Ale coma shoeing with Mr. Kirwan sad the bottom. They W al Mr been neweasatel. Michael Mangle, one of the party had, however, searched in the Leag liehi as far es the water would let him, but did sot Sad asythise Mr. Kirwan the proposed the shout realm by the same way, sad the Loag H ole wee Abed • le toed thee. According to the arming Matinee& et Hr. Imyly, tt.C., it was the. between Imlggeet aims ea to. deka. The eoadbles of the Me merapeade with Yet hear. The semehmeek thew Us, have hied batmen ea bees sad a Woad tem ?awn) and Paidallespite • who lad bat jai thelt rid tlit "My , batl nem teen dis the Whir the ant OM the Adobe to assent far. Saw rem that may haw hem It wee eartalaly Jett he. tweets hat yeet Mae sad tea, yak as nom dli Patrick Neel& water the Lea; Heim where. hen • boor before, his coeds mid see seeing, than "ha found the lady." Desk *sash it was, he possibly might, without preview Uw *. of its having been there, have seine spin the body; bet it was rather tea my* me it .Nells Counsel for the mew% see toe page, IWO it 4a 1 3 ; but for the British public M he expelled Ile klieve that between half-past KW aad team As eth of September, and after it hill ben " aer7 dark for nearly two hours," thieralik mull hare seen—we give hie own oathing chemise was up under her arms, and a sheet was under her ; her head was lying back is • hole, and her feet were in • pool of water—about the full of his hat of water, about half a gallon." Nor was this all Not only could he in the dark so accurately measure the depth of water in a hole in the rock—a point of some moment to his after statement, that ]ltr. Kirwan got no wet there, and to the imagina tion of Mr. Hayes, Q.C., that the wet came of his wading into the sea to sin ther his wife with a wet sheet—but this witness, so gifted with vision in in the dark, "saw cuts on the forehead and under the eye, and blood coming down by her ears, from her side, her breast, and other places." Not a parti cular afterwards noted in broad da7light escaped this Patrick Naugle in the dark. His was the sole testimony of the position and appearance of the body wiles found, and his strangely clear vision of them in the dark wears something of the appearance of his having known them before ; and it is certainly within the range of possibility that, instead of look ing over Mr. - Kirwan's sketches in the dark, for what he called half an hour, bat which, as we have shown, was in reality more than an hour, this Patrick Nangle might have spent the time in a search, might have found the body, and have placed it where he afterwards professe d to find it. Nor need we suppose such a procedure, however strange, to be altogether without • motive.' He might, in limiest instance, hays simply lifted the body, then, sioning the marks and bleeding, the notion of Misr might have seised him, and he might then Uwe laid the body in the rock on the Long Hole, posiibly on the impulse of the moment, and might have continued to conceal his original discovery, with the view of testing the goat or innocence of Mr. Kirwan. Having allowed the matter at the time to peas without full explanation,he would nate mills have avoided explaining it at the inquest, lest be &cold bring himself into difficulty, and must, as a matter of course, afterwards, when urging investi gation with the police, and in his evidence on the trial, stick to the original story. But there are other incongruities in his evidence not so easily accounted for. He swore positively that Mr. Kirwan sent him to &particular place to look for the clothes—that they were not there—that Mr. Kirwan then went himself, was away three or four minutes, and then again sent him to a particular rock where on searching before the clothes were not, but where he then found them. Not a word of this statement was true. On the con trary, Pat and Michael Nangle were both at the same time searching for the clothes; instead of going on the rock, they returned along the strand. Mr. Kirwan then himself set out, not alone, but with Michael Nangle; went spa the rock, found and brought back part of the c lo thes, end then sent Pat rick Naugle for the remainder. Now, surely it was not to De wondered at that Mr. Kirwan should know where the clothes usually were la when Mrs. Kir wan lean : it was not the One they had been "Cma tip hind, or thst tie ha bathed Ogre. en sly wore thin globe hemelaseiss sleeved over by the jags and irwallind by the jog, but the amningbon eidde Pat Neagh, that no sae elm was am the hind after ire bat the Kirwan. rues idea ler weasel apse his alee dema nd= that as no esaidinvo gettitin bawl « he war at the harbear all day." This Ilse WM ikon apon his owa anithiss, sad yet it wee g that if he woe at the harbour at maetrla= not have hosettlismooms. Bat theatsaSwerel the verdict ham itself prodacei s in the public prints, ahoulant thilifi rsiMeg ellilli = island is to some exist II WO al peat me possibly be of modem ether ot sir would be rely to ithin Math Harbor 110 Mir direct and thyligit apes pit, yet Air et whom it wadi aid eagle for a lady le in with einst o auk and gym wain ifts, again lg • Mr. Brady, at lien ankh eras Ita iimailf was spa Ihe hiwi, eralayt epee it by en agegagatly 'wpm Sable landing, certainly shows that kr an an or other it suits individenis to ran so einall risks to make good tide Loan_ upon Ike island at points out at seamy eV& We, how ever, but robe to this to prows that so far from the chain of airansiaasial (Minn being complete, there was not a limb plat Mahood. Never, we nature to my, was 4 11:= awaited on a awn army protease el It I. maathing that the (bow, has dipped in to stay the anntila deb* mown bat it blast Hal the jury added in aseardene with the e fMase, Mr. Kirwan snit have boss tmgaitted and ow the Winn not only is bat i meal to the dosastitid to • et by that t is ha aliond be oned. FAIR PLAY. SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WAR-OFFICE, Dec. 31. lit Itigisist el DA.MOlL—Asiiistaav Borgne Jobe On. nags. MLA, s. Nth Foot, to be maistanbrargeou, via Orr, eta 11 Light 41.611 - 21 rtetiseat Edwin Adolphus Cook to be cap _ by pershase, vies Sykes, who res ; Cornet the Hermentbk Min his Amens" to b p i lin t/mat, by mane, vise One. 15th Lighttis Dw be igesse. Owen Ms. Thanes Man to ihrelsontorlibetet , vie* Val 1114 MOS . North Is he eer- L l Z il lt= l" nee lit or Orendin Fite nil Lenssist Alonsass Kids* to be liestenst nil seybds. by Fur non vise Lloyd, who NONA Oslistreon Oeards.—Perry Sewn Wren, gest., to l l bo eigr a nd liestenast, by panne, vice Now., win Stets Fourier Osartn—Assistaat bargees ?Mai& Betisies. M.D., bees di 74th lest, a be assietant vise "wills& win loan um Wiley. liiirirt.—lnsip Oserge Cloy te M Bennest, by pur chase, vise Zinn who reins. Und Feit.—lbslgn Charlet SAM Nikita to be Unto- Nthass yeek i t .us ibes si t aas =esti seline. ashen to be entaia, IMMO_ pemisie, vies lirewnwidee Login, who mine egos ran pay ; lowlsad HUI Gordo' to be lieu- Inist, within pss via, vise Hackett. 3M Fen—Aasisease4lergess Willies Jobs Airsaadirt On, Ma Or In to Its enininenspin via Osivingn Isle I Fsedrin Hie a rtiree. n to be liestessat, by nes vi dOth lion.-Bened Cosyogion JUI die. be lionnasst, winnst vise Mina, ed ; Initga Willies ben the Tlet Foot, to be wooed liewienet, trishenlyisibeee, yin JOINS. R iams. Nei Fen— Jenne Intim Tibbitte to bo lles =r nes NJanitt, yeensted Is the Rork' 1 Illoppl Onsiiis liegissai.—Lientessm Jolts Club- Inbar Nina, his Ose Nod Fen Is be captain, by qm i viss Ots, one rake& 1 .—is the 04.1111 ol Not. 11, nts. lor Robe rt =1: Blake, mt. le bo esel is Nth Feet, without reed Re ao m lia.Mba, Ake. Hasossatvor.—Tho Minden sar is of Resign Pratt, if OS 84th Foot, are Hebert Terrenin BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. WILLIAM DATIL YLICII/LID Led DANIZL PAICRAIe, Wei mum, Marylobooo osoolonaitho.—Doo. 21. BAigiaurrs. Jars hum, Wastbiag thussz, JAMUL PCON, Peekkale, taller. Taoism, CULL Newport, lola of WI" Num maker. Fowlers Jana rito, Tyson-street, Cliebismill. sera Mbel , AGM. NIX Iti Humes Rom WeehriA plethit limehke JAN= RICI1111:1 01111ISMAW. resimmis, , wiaater soil Nihon. 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I 4 Ormi hulks of Mar le I p; 104 04.1 1 144.af Camilkihans I I pek De.Daa6 (Wis. 11114 I Lom&PINIeJNI gr. 14 lsombsors ..., “ 111 /a II Ds. ... ... ... .. Ii ii Do. (11mil) ... ... ... I g I =eall 14 II pm sH s Ism Aasiis: Z ... - Pa TkIIIIIDAT Evatrine. The English Stock Market remains flat, and to day.there was a further slight redaction in prices. An locieased demand for money out of doors, which is usual at the close of the year, as noticed by us yesterday, appears to be inducing ;estlisations. Some • bulls" bare also sold, being diseonrared by the efflux of the precious metals, and the understanding that the next return of the Bank of England will show a large decrease in the metallic stock. This drain may possibly cautious, especially as it is am siated by the demand for shipment to Australia, but as the causes of this movement of the precious metals are merely temporary in their operation and perfectly understood, httle importance is attached te it in monetary circles. Up to the present time the amount of coin shipped to our southern colonies has probably been nearly as large as Ike receipts of Australian gold dust, so that the dis oouragement felt by the " bulls" appears to be pre mature. A million and a quarter sterling in the precious metal is known to be on its way to this country, and consequently any downward movement of the Bank's stock can be merely temporary. Opinions are already beginning to be expressed that a rise in the rate of interest may enter into the de liberations of the Bank Directors, and the jobbers, as we know, are reckoning upon a degree of tight ness in the money market which some of them imagine will give a decided blow to speculation foe a rise, but it does not appear that these anticipations are lately to be soon realised. Indeed, in many quarters it is expected , that before the end of January we shall have a very rampant market for most descriptions of securities, including the English funds Money is still abundant at 2 per cent. for all legitimate purposes, although with an increased but temporary demand for accommoda tion, and it must also be remembered that this January dividends fall due in a week from the pre sent time. Consols opened at yesterday's reduced rate of 1001 to t ez div. for the opening of the 18th January, and so remained all day, but the after hours' quota tion was only 1001 to 1. The business report, as officially rendered, is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 1001,A, ex die.; Three per Cent. Reduced, 1011, 1; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104 j, 1, 1. Long Annuities,lBBo,B 7-18. Bank Stock, 2241, 2231. Exchequer Bills continue quoted 89s. to 725. prem. There appears to be sonic omission in the daily offi cial list, which of late has rarely recorded any busi ness in the June issue, although transactions take place in these bills daily. India Bonds were pur chased at 83• prem. In the foreign house there was a scattered business, without any decided change in prices, except in Portuguese Bonds, which were heavy, in co nonce of the receipt from Lisbon of the decree (pub • in another column), ordering the immediate conver sion into a Three per Cent. stock of all the debts of Portugal. This arbitrary enactment is viewed by the bondholders, and indeed by the whole monied community, with a mingled feeling of surprise and in on, the spoliation being of the most barefaced character. What, for instance, can be more dishonest than to order the conversion of a 4 and 5 per cent. stook into a 3 per cent., without consulting the holder in the slightest degree, the Portuguese government at the same time coolly in forming its creditors that all parties who do not present their bonds for cot:version will, after the let J an an d a2 b l . B6 o 3 o , n r u , d ote d oz i ly h : 3 f lier cent. pd interes the t, - version P At the same time, the bondholders are graciously informed that the overdue dividends seeming in the last half of 1848 and since will be fended into •Three per Cent. Deferred Debt, which will begin to bear interest in 18831 But for the feet that the dividends on these stocks have not been paid with regularity for some years, and that from each payment that is made the government has arbitrarily deducted 25 per cent., by which a Four per Cent. becomes in reality only a Three per Cent, stock, the price would donbtlas have fallen heavily. This deduction of 25 per oent. may, however, with equal justice, be made from the dividend payments on this new Three per Cent. stock. The bondholders will no doubt have a meeting, and protest energetically against this caw "b T b nr f lesh and Mexican bat Apinish and Granada Deferrerate=to m The bargains reported include the embesientiesell stocks :—Belgian Fone-and-a-Half per Omits, 1101, I (exchange, 25E). Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 10111 ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 981 1 dII New Five per Centt, 1829 and 1839, 1031. I Chili= Six per Cents., 107. Dutch Two-intim Half re Cents., 881; ditto, Four per Cent. 981, Ecuador Bonds, 61. Granada Ds C rt 121, 131, 13. Peruvian Six per Cents., 104; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 841_; . ditto, for account 14th Jan., 851. Port:now Five per Converted, 1841, for account, 42; ditto, Four per Cents., 39 ; ditto for account, 40, N/. Russian Five per Cents., 121; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1061, I. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 611; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 24; the Committee's Certifs., 41 per cent. Turkish Loan, par. Vene zuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 41. H.M. steamer Plumper has arrived at Ports mouth from the Brazils, with 6,370 ounces of Austra lis yid, transhipped from the Emperor, which veal pat into Monte Video in a leaky state on her homeward voyage from Sydney. The settlement of the account in the mining and railway zembets was brought to • close to-day, although, oleic to the heaviness of the account, man ef the Mimesis stand over till to-morrow for Is the railway market it would eyrie OM lie majority of the dealers retain an maser ;mid" and are opposed to a rise partly on the renempffien that the greater demand for money out of leas may pressatly lead to an advanced rate claimant 1 bet, so far as the Stock Ulan set tlement is maserned, money has been y less wanted's railway shame than at the lad meant. Comiarable amounts of stock are still Mid by the jollies la pawn, bet as they are numeral* oversold qmist the " bulls," eantanges in elm& eases have vithals m ymesd cd yesterday and *dm% At ped, _ the rates have dediedousd the pro. vigil masts generally show no pressure of &at. b ite miselleasous share business to-day was not =me it We. The shares of the English, sal Amtralian Chartered Bank were in imeeed, and imroved to 11 to 21 prem. after the regular hoc The dealings in Australian Bank and 4: forted Immt isms are in the official list. Aus tralia shares v closed 270 to 280. There were is the shares of the Oriental Bank at 40, mil Land Enclosure Company at 1 pm. The quietism of new undertakings are m um& but are i seems cases only nominal :—Chi dwelt Road, I die. to 1 prem. ; Hosiers and Grainer° Railway, ito i prem. R Swedish Railway, 1 to / di ; French South Rogan Railway, I to 1 prem. ; Financial Union Bank of Paris, par to pm.; Zealand Railway, Ito I preen.; Greet West eaand City Junction Railway, par to 1 prim. ; 1.01311 LIAM FLLID IMAM 42 0 7 diau , d irt St 31 014011 04 101 lei A*, SO SI 301 * W SO st. los 1 lItI age I,4*eso ISO 111 M So al=de Juslos $4 Os 0. Ni 00101410144rrapii: OSUMI la OS. lierthies) 140 111 SS 31 Si Din PIMA II Woolen 33 34 So S• Toollollol 114 10 IS ll ~ SI Da Are 1=1... 01 :t owl linavla 20 u rea 1111 alg= 14 Ni IL so Loopeolearet ri =eft N so M ood 1/440 ) $ .111.6141. 4 101 rlllM ikellsollSlML) Ibi ISSi M so ll•stousaumeSpeta Nosed iesaseeute SG N So II iseva r =last et. Iso Berm Ve i re= l . 11: Ib is .4 iiel;rea ills So Ss ow M N4 W ll l ll ll = N. leo WON llomolol pod Is Orset Wm 041.- lON INS . pit so 4 CI. Ist pi 180 aid Aug. 84 $5 Ohio ladthas wen _ per OL,Ownerted - - 1847 Teb. and Avg. 43 - The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : 1852. 1861. 1860. London and NorthWartern g 49,644 ..£41,679 ..041,653 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,756 .. 16,997 .. 13,456 London and South Western 11,992 .. 9.964 .. 9,687 London and Brighton Great Wotan Midland &math NaStelll Takes:ad Nola Midland Yak; Newest* & Berwick 14,749 .. 14,867 .. 13,866 Shrank= Chester 1,612 .. 1,441 .. 1,222 Great N Chaise sad Molykeed Birepekbe Unica 648 . 574 499 liaster sad Credit= 8 .. - BrisSel and Blew Mamanater & Smahlanetion 675 .. 608 .. 399 liestLeassokire 1,417 .. 4,419 .. 3,883 Nest t A ema nglia Osnati n 699 ssandNerfolk 18,038 .. .. 16, 660 .. 556 .. 16,24 - 7 las Leeds Northern 1,264 .. 1,075 .. 967 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire North Staffordshire 6,324 .. 4,736 .. 4,628 Stockton and Hartlepool - London and Blackwell Bolton, Blackburn, and Clitheroe 738 .. 676 .. 663 South Yorkshire Birkenhead, Lancashire, end Cheshire 1,799 .. 1,546 .. 1,277 Handal and Windermere Shrewsbury and Birmingham 709 .. 660 .. 649 The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines), are as follows : Grew amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1852 £242,942 .... 4,6 3 M .... £62 11 2 1851 209,881 .... 4,4 .... 47 810 1860 195,247 .... 4, .... 44 11 0 These returns include a portion of the Christmas traffic and are extraordinarily good. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1862. 1861. Glasxz m a s s t di South Western E4.111 .... £ 3,786 Cal Edinburgh sad elargeor Scottish Central Abortions North British Scottish Midland Junction 6OB .... 616 Total The Irish returns ars : 1862 Belfast and Ballymena 662 Cork and Bandon Belfast and County DOlll2 244 .... 273 Londonderry and Enniskillen THIS DAY—Two o'CLoar. .. _ _ _ _ The English funds have not rallied from their de pression, business being very quiet to-day. Consols remain quoted 1001 to 4 ez div. for the opening. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1011 to 4 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1044 to 1; Bank Stock, 223 j to 2244; Exchequer Bills, 4395. to 725. prem. The foreign stock transactions have also been very few. Portegnese and Turkish have rallied, and Granada Deferred and Russian Bonds are rising. Turkish scrip marks 4 to 1 prem.; Russian Fives, 1214; P Foe" 40f to 41 ; Peruvian De ferred, So ; Mexican,23l to ; Granada Deferred, 131 to 4; Equador, 54; Sardinian, 931 to j ; Dutch Fours, 984 to 99. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. KARI-LAM—THIS DAY. There wm ass alteration l the Wheat trade this morning sal animal of business was transacted at the rates of Mar klkiedned that Ley's rates with a limited demand. Barley was k short supply, and met a steady sale at the enmeney ife•da.: The km plea ham lamented may Oat-laden vessels making Mak m se tz s z u lies, fa sensequenee, are skeet ; y Meted any admire. Besarlr#sas wereimbangell ka yaks. altkrA/A SRO LONDOIllkon asc. se S i d DEC. Os► Sena Stateli. MIL loss. Oat.. US ~. "".. -- I ;OD Oats.. 4llO net em sass bunk and 171 'Mk—. licrnatL •VQAOif. - Herlak i l Ore. I 106.1 . 11erik. Per. Nov. 404 04 KM Ile Mee 44 64 lie Id 17 40. Mille 74,1 h 66117. 1.1 Sa 2482. id Dee. 4 ... 41. id 801 Id Dr 11 Se id 314 6d II ... 411 141196 9418. :the 114144 44 817 104 16 .. 48e 110311 e Ile kV.. SO H. 11413. et 42. 11Q0e 9418 e 640. 44 81. 114 ile Wake 440 Aver.lX - T14,80 - 17r1 Ile Id griatii7T.lll - 71: 18 .. 7 .—Wh051.1400.0ete. Ire, Baas, sad Pau. Is. him Dve. IS. Ni.e IT. Dee. 4. De 4 11. Dm 111.18_es. 14810 40 .. 41 1 77. 4111) MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. The public market will re-open on Tuohy next. Co77ll.—The demand continues geed hr native Ceylon, 478.6 d. wee freely paid yeeterday ea 'Chop, end the pis Nutad= h 475.6 d. to Os., mekistg en advance of Is. upon a 6,_ = whisk ruled previews te the holidays. het beta a fair amount elf heelness done in Comma Oboes the het two dap% ably et 100. per lb., end the ineeket has a wry firs impeengee. Correa.—Tbe therket het Mw del Ms week. Rica.—Tlde ends the ea r eibeneed Is. 6d. during the year, although nii••• have @rhea. atheel. that th e allele would be We the elutes el the 6 Selltheds duty frat the theg boa 1114 Corollas, eall the Vel l hasteee,th el the pleb erep, but a large eibuthil pth mbue lee be.. thee WI several caw et Abuse sell Meet et geetatioss. has, 98. 98. to Ile. ; &weal. IE7 I Is 128. 4d. ; against 64. to h. tkl., sad 8. . to lb. het year at the same Esperiod. The Mel isepe et theiner lath been 22,000 tons t 16,0111 tee Is peer. The teal itheerise 27,000 unt Itlaleal Meth ten ; sleek AM tens against 20.000 toes. market opened with a small stock, end prices advanced in April l to j, but subsequently a slight reaction took plain • at the thee of the year Malabar was quoted 31 to 41, spies, 31 to Bjlb. The present stook on hind le rather sore than lest year at the same period Rtrat.—A oesisidersble advance has takes place during the last three swathe, &key arising Iran the demand for exportatioa, primal pekes rule hues 44. to 68. above those at the close of 1851. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Then la but little doings. Beveasworth West Hartley, 15e. 6d. ; Wells Bad, las. bd. ; Stewart's Was lad, 1101.13‘1.—alp• at mast, 14. 1 ‘1011111( So. Snare. pr:are Boon. I Maim. hid.( yesterday. to.day. -- - --..------ 1 -- - - - 100,000 I Arm Fria ' al) 111 If ;ro :4 1 ton,roe 10.. Amato Californian 10,000 10 lanstraladan 2 / 0 7 ., { 29,300 30 Anotrallaa 2' 8 9 104 71 017 110,000 1 'Attotrahan Oordillora 100,000 I Anotralion Yroonold 66,000 1 A.. Yana all , 1 I vail it 21e,0n0 I Bridal Australian Gold an 1 1 i pm, 1 1 4 20,000 20 Milli Ina lB.l II 13 10,000 U Itroallaap.(lm...ol.me ;11 ! 4 0 0,100 80 Do.omacoaslCalab. all ; 2 3 11,000 90 Do. at. J o hn Del Ito: 13 129 30 291 7 12,009 40 Cotes 10,000 1 Carmaeo Creak wile' 4. 1 v 6 " 100,000 6 Colonlal e TZl 1 ' 7 4 1 1 ,fs Hl. ~ Cor ll llo l4 7 74 70,000 a famkaastrallanOopper all If IM. 4 10,080 1111 Gamed 30,100 Goltlao Mountain all '4 dl. 4 pre 72, 0 90 Grand Darby of nodes A I par I pm pa 11.000 100,900 Groat pelacatia...- all 111 I 1 ma all Pi I Gam. S a ta nut. 40,010 Liberty 40,000 LandaniCsAllara. Gold 1 a Gann, Crumbing tax. ail 4 IMr 100,100 Marty*. MI ,4 1 Ist 11 30,000 1 MooimmllllMummarkan 9 41 44 906,000 New Ciliamtla__ _...... 700,0110 Nanwan Mali 139,000 FartPlap...-.... l 7l 7 2 1 0/ 4 34 4 wet* arm1i...... ml 4 pin 10,00[ 1111 mow k01i.....„ DIM - Mow 1,060 NI Soatimps4oo4l* ... 50,000 I ion & Autrallaa a:l I f 4ymll 4 4,000 10 Ila Croft 42,174 04.2.111 United Madam 108,000 1 Wart linriposa. .ii 4 4 pm• If 1 , 4. 4 00 1 Tuba 2W II $ - 41 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. VIENNA, Dec. 28.—Five per Cent. Meta Wpm!, 95. New Loan (Series A), 941 • (Series B), 109. Four•and-a.lialf per Cents., 841. dank Shares, 1,348. Exchange on London, 10.68. BERLIN, Dec. 28.—Voluntary Loan, 101; New Loan Four-and-a-Half pe r C en t. (1850), 102„x; Ditto (1852), 103; National Debt. 941 • Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 148; Bank Shares, 110 to 11%. SMITHFIELD MAItKE F.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is email, but fully adequate to the demand. Monday's quotations are realised for all kinds. We have about an average supply of Sheep for the time of year ; trade is brisk for them, and in some instances rather more mosey is obtained. Good Calves are scarce, and dear. Our foreign supply soosista of 32 Boasts, 760 Sheep, and 142 Celves; the number of mach Cows is 95. Per stem of ®bar a. 4... 4. Per mom M Mtn 0. 4. a 4. Baal Soo.. lienfortla.. 4 0 4 3 Hot I,lm. a 6i.4541. at 0 0 0 0 Sat Short-harom ...... 3 6 lO 13•81 Loss-woce 4 4 &mod quality 116010... 30 3 6 Do. do. &OM 0 e 0 Calrw nia ....... 11 04 4 , do. Mora ..... I I Ma & 11011-ot•da 464 10 1 Limbs I 0 I Moms m mew. ra; *seep. 3,050; Oahm, 214 ; rtm. 260. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with very little doing. Town Tallow is quoted 46e. nett cash; l'etenburg Y.C. ou the spot, 45e. to 45s 3d.; all this year, 445. 9d. ; Jan. to March (1863), 455. sellers; October to December, new (1853). 445. 31. to Bd. lIIDES.—THIS DAY. LIADINIILLL.-66114. to 641 b., 2d.; 641 b. to 721 b., 241. to 21d.; 721 b. to 801 b., Ad. to Ad., 801 b. to 881 b., Ad. to 3d. ; 881 b. to 961 b., 3d. to 31d.; 961 b. 1041 b , Ad. to Ad. ; 1041 b. to 1121 b., Ad. to Ad. Horn Hides, 6s. Calf Skins, light, Is. to 2a. 6d.; fall, to. BRIMONDSZY.—Sheep Skins: Polled, 7s. to 13s. 6d.; Keats and Half-brads, 6s. to 7s. ; Downs, 4s. 4d. to Is. 4d. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Meurs. Pattendea and Smith report that the market for Hops is still very quiet, but prices are fully maintained. ELECTRIC TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, 10.46 A it. Wind S.W., fresh bre eze , an d dull. Arrived.—Harriet, from Mobile; Goits, from Mira ' michi ; Alfred from Genoa. Tho So pings, from Quebec, for Bridgewater, was abandoned on the 18th Dec. Crew saved by the Carlo, arrived in the Clyde. Wind S.S.W. QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 29. Arrived.—Mandarin, from Callao. Put in. —Flirt, from Liverpool, for Malta, out 12 days. WATERFORD, Dm 29. Tho Ana of South Shields, from Odessa, with wheat, was wrecked in 'Framer. Bay this morning; crew saved. FLEETWOOD, Dec. 29. The James Reddin, from Mitsmiehi, for Larne, was towed in here to-day, with only mainmast standing. TRADE WITH GIBRALTAR. The following announcement hair been received at Lloyd's: "Gibraltar, Dee. 21, 1852. " Sir,—l hare very great pleasure in being able to draw the attention of the su bs cribers to your establishment con nected with the trade of this place, to the most important official notice contained in the Gibrahor Chronicle of_yee terday's date, which I forward by this sues • By it it will be seen that the unremitting efforts his Zacel lency the Governor hero, conjointly with throe of her Majesty's Banister at Madrid, have at last led to the re moval of the sommeeeial disabilities under which this port has for so /away yam Mewed, in respect to the high dif ferential duties impelled as merchandise shipped from this place to Aorta in the Peninsula, as compared with direct importations to Spain from the places of their origin, under the Spanish deg. I have the honour to he, sir, your very obedient ser vant, " J. LONOLANDII COWZLL, Agent for Lloyd's. "To Captain Halsted, MN., Secretary to Lloyd's, rte., London." DEATH OP A MILITARY KNIOUT.—Died, on Mon day, at Windsor Castle, John Powell, Rsq.,military knight, aged 84 . This gallant veteran °Meer, formerly quarter master of the 77th or Middlesex Regiment of Foot, waa nearly 20 can in India, and was_ present in the campaigns _gainst Tippoo and Doondi a W aug h, an d in that of Wynaad, where he was severely wounded. He served also against the enemies of his country at Cochin, Colombo. &denser, Seringapataeequem, Jamalabad, Paagalameourehy. and Annakenti. Subtl he was years ia e WISS Indies and fou r in the Pen i ns u la, l2 and Isul the war th medal with one clasp for Beagles. Mr. Powell was universally esteemed for kindness of heart, high integrity, and the faithful discharge of his duty. TUE NEW MILITARY YNIORT.--MajOT J. W. Henderson, K.H., just appointed Military Knight of Wind sor, served with the Bth West India Regiment at the cap ture of the Danish West India Islands in 1801, and was present at the suppression of the under in that corps, Prinos Rupert's, in Dominica; was with the 3rd West India Regiment at the siseming and capture of Morne For tenet, in St. Lucia, and at the capture of Tellies*. He joined tLe 60th after the storming of Mammas, end was with that gallant corps until the close of the Peninsular was. Ile was severely wounded at the capture of Aire, and hoe the war medal with two clasps for the Pyrenees and Orthie. • 6;i