The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-15 00:00:00

t • - - • a • fteb 1 11( ( 1 4 . 41/ IMO. a. No. 1,997.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1863. :=- ARSHALL and EDRIDGE'S LINE of AUS- IRELAND. 311 ft Maria Antonia. /NA/ASIAN PACKET liIPIPPL—Tbe lollowiag Gest.elase SHARE LISTS. Exchequer r E l t, awed cur their fasbeaLlng qualitim and Laving most .. Id %mar it Lag. (wlth tri.; 81 mace• •aos eta : nn for mter, ea pusetaally as their DEELTS, JAN. 14. 14 Do. Do.(ca interest; .. al 74 upon the increased wet"-Docks : TVIS DAY —Two o'CLoeK. 1 0 , all Norwrgian Trunk Prefer. IS le Ecethern of France._ 334, 34 ss 1 Bonds the decline w a w e,. a Age. Load Is the Nothing is yet known with any degree of certainty 10 a!' Do. 29/. 3 per et. rend. 141 yeaser. Owasusussw. T. nauseam. IT. - . 41 . to the probable fate of Mr. Sad sir , in Carlow. The appearance of the railway market to-day has Its D . ANIISS• tes Ise been decidedly heavy. Prices °puled at, a sensible being made at 735. pr • - •• •,- rtir • That Mr. Alexander, the tory candidate, is en- The foreign stock et 502 1. Solt .k. Idydney fan. IS depression, sellers offering readily , and although alO 2 1 : Vini t'asia a an i ,l st tr ) ; " eriae 1 38 4 i 1 40 9 i P. •••••••'" -ye ey 4 7 0n e y ! Feb couraged by the factious course pursued by Mr. Sad- sales were pressed, a patLNICIAN ...„ . . partial rally has since occurred, prices are still lower tr TS tT t %GE . 900 !'3d 7. .eY 300 1. Anderson !Hf.bart Town • I an. 15 • with some chance of success there can be no doubt, than yesterday, whilst the market on the whole so 4; 3' remarkable feature. 07 " VritV 3.45 W. Ski, t a n .llneartTuwelJr IS wears an unsettled and unsatisfactory appearance. aub ss z t i tt )a y ... "2 ****** soti D. ,IlooartTowy. .23 and he is accordingly resolved to persevere; but It! 2/ Quebec and Riebasond Pm au• sold at II; in the °la 4 4 0 4. niters, coon Adelaide I I "' 2° whether Messrs. Moore and Lucas will content theta- French shares are dull, Sambre and Meuse are !, 4 7 i t u d m its"a b m t, 4 4 ll 47 3 ..' 7 . : 7 1 ,1 1 2 9 0 2 10a gains are thus mail yeNf VAIN . 600 , idelaide lnn. 21 also flat. 9 i i per Cents., 99 (exehai I'la-in dl " I"- 9 , 0 7 . v..n flows . ' liee: oll 4 ! Jan is selves with calling upon those electors whom they Do. 31 per Ceat. Prefer. SINFE 7I •• •••- ggi!Wht6RATII4.. 6 00 S. Janata Souls tetra of Frame 2l pm per Cents., 1021; die 1,03 tso WIIJ toe 2 1043 Put null ' ? 'l na ' 73 and thus to allow the tory to be returned, or whe- 2.. Upper scrip Closing 10 1 64 4 Seim lo• 4 4 11 15 St all Wet Plunder. 5 31 1852, 98, 99. Duce] Diu macsatois. M. Pd. Ran.weve. yesterday. to Ip.m. 10 6 1.74. 54 per Cent. Prefer. 1 ills pit. 661, div. ;di 900 Mb' ert 900 D WILLEM, fl oe r. w. .tewourae • res. 23 some say they intend to do, a course . which would I. toe assrossa 7 - 01 391 I. 9 2 W w ee " te ' ln n old i W r ilse v' r . :ead.: die 7 p p n m r sailor Bond 33 ILL Seh-rper Port Phillip. Jas. 29 s` el alefserr-,fiMn 4 r,WoeM 121, 1. Mexican Tin 12 " m" ;let W. Henry Pnet Phillip have the same result, is not quite certain. Mr. so 3 Zealea.d 1 die p sworn ..... .. sac Mat Junetuni . 131 7 account, 28th Jann freight or p Jeep ilytary maks, and bunker Moore and the other members of the deputation, tsf au Sirm.Vonle. dwarlalls . 11C1 Si tt 19 flirkec., Len.,ACtes. Jun. 81 6 die sr.rt ▪ sit• ' , 3: 0 to n the un em4 o c 74l 4 ho lled . th , 7 p,. oo c a re m ri er m Ain tri4 L 7l . 0 ) 0 6 ,5 k, e t h h* from the tenant league and "religious equality " 474 an ! C . m 22 i JOINT STOCK BANKS. Cents., 103; ditto 1 o t o ,eirev•• n committee,- proceed to Carlow on Saturday for the et 151100. do. do. 10%,. 3 S i die No. Ilharesi Linsing bacin,e, Portuguese Four pc s i Ole fiestr.iiiiien entrain.. PANICS. ;NMI prime I done and-a-Half per Coy l mAustiAt.i. and KDRIDOP, 34. Tenehereh-efteet. purpose of agitating the town on the following Sun- e. ! rul e Ewer 1 0 7 109 h. . Caledonian . 681 67 f • _____Y eeterla •L' t t"a7 * Small, 103!. t;panis day, preparatory to the election, which has been is a u m isc ., as i 33 Il i 2sl 22,0 n 40 Anstra all it MI ex div.; ditto New 1 14E2iod'IScolelrIELuLmi.R4A-LNNO(.3 co E ( AUSTRA LIAN ) G O LD G ia ?L l3 D ib fixed for Monday next ; and after having succeeded, 10 all !Owl' 317 ' 1 1111 . 1071 17 4 13 h a 50,000 20 Chart. Ilmk of India 1 ex div.; the Com as they confidently expect to do , in ousting Mr. fo is I Dahlia aml BelfsatJune 3 2* ds 13 all [Pardee, Perth, a..d Australia, and China! 2 If 11 pall 1632.23,GU0 20 Teglish, scout* and! Turkish Six per Cent l os f or 4y.i6 in*liaret of oseb, without further Baltic from Carlow, th ey will procee d : to Athlone then 1 onettua 51 01 Amitral An Chartered! 4 If 11 mil prem. u s e. is s=„ 4 l7, t,ar c " L a ,,t a n" rani . to carry on the same game there, bat, I believe, with g S.° 990 " ..... --•••••• g i 23,000 2 / L•ndon Cb nand Bank' IQ of Au,tral!‘ • WM the lune, fully maiming the previous report of a great deal less confidence of success. l'a!t e " hbc bad at the ofezt) • and mentioning In all limbers thiam Claa 30,00' 5 Royal Acetral. Bankina ! 2i 3i 91 Par latest exports are 75, o,,,earmeer (elite e r n . • 0 . ( b ) Mr. Vincent Scully, M.P., has written the follow- (tete u. sits 9lO aril Geld !rpm Co.l 1— 30,0001. by the Cello t the eltfidCGl/ aralferou. richness toet t e rem 59 all Om slaw 13 and od es 74' 8 71 8,00/ 25 South I uptrelia 5 " 4° • had teak:Ted their labourers unil machinery to ing temperate but manly letter in reply to Mr. St. 100 East lain:astire 74 76 the Sapphire, for (3 a &mob , r coulpenAs 1400. 25 Usion of Australia Moore's circular : so all /L h W.l. Dka.&l3irm.7a !3 69 8,000 ... Do. New 3, 91 101 I 20,000!. by the Brun 9 88 Lc to •”noonce that they are preparing to marl . t in n-ri,.,ase a a. Sc. 100 Rdirdrargb and Oltv.!•: . 75 77 751 b e , e spedition, su th ppliel se , ith p:;r t t i lu e l . tu p. mb i in . ery, Fernley . , January 11, 1853. 13 11 Edinburgh and Peebtes.. I ills Ipm tate both for Latina My Dear Moore—l received your circular, marked " ire- im asi entry nor — st y for eaten, ne e sm . IL ItEnbure.l, Parl',,flutile 27 39 MISCELLANEOUS. 165,000/, portant," on my arrival here this day,where my engagements St. 100 !Glasgow & SouthWeeteni 81 63 1 ! ONION (WATFORD) SPRING WATER are such as to . prevent me from st . tendingtbe meeting of the 100 Great Northern 79 SO VI lro,stitg j Interest, at the ral COMPANY. friends of rel i g i ous equality, which you have cane.' for to- _Dm I 4 e ..‘ 730 .,.. 1, 8.10 ck...• 119 4° . 1 1, 3 N a 00 -1 Mild'i." olo7l - Pd. Prices BMW"' d° 6 ° advertised as pavabl JOS. 14. to-day. yes 1 00 i... , dere wad the Public are hereby informel that the morrow, in Dublin. tinder ordinary circumstances this "' Bt loe I Th t aired by the Standing Order! of Pullman to might be a sufficient reply, but referring to recent proceed - Sher y_b....•ni south°. 103 1 7 10,060 leo Australian Apl... 33 ' 5l 2611 270 60 lags aud publication!, to which it is not necessary to allude W tera 9,71 93 92 4 1 2 instant. safoo 201 Australian 25 83 6.3zd 611 ,scant tithe tank of England Is the name of the Aceount ._ ant : 13 11 UM Muth Maim corral ahe DAM of Charo . ry, before the ,. 13th Januaiy, OAS' more particularly, Ifi el core li e d to . fat e my . opinion 30 all Lancaster and Cartels .. 88 tO 10,003 100iVanDieraen'sland 29 19 21 A general meeting duly toolmt ; and the Directors are Wiwi anAimary mewed convened for Wedne that your proposed riveting, as well as another which I find 161 111 Do. Third . .. II 1.1 pm is about to be held for a nominally different purpose, are 100 Isineavldre and Torkahir• 82 II 334 111 don Tavern, to " sw, " etiVLl'l'eelTioNi for the REMAINING , TIARES may be ma"a to Longden, and Co , Tekenhmse-yard both of them premature, and I think ill-advised. I would, 14 t a t ma odor a toe Moorgate-stremn therefore, suggest an adjournment until some day after 30 le Dm Fifths , 314 Ca 111 Do. West IC unAl:nlon 2 2i MINES, the state of their aff N all Leads Northern 17 17 FRIDAY EVENING. tion us to the re-cool if 'tom preptema e te and forme o! •_ptheatiem. wllh parliament meets, when we shall be better informed its 111 howl= end Mackwial . al 41 t"ing ttt CumPLni. Wirk:NbkiiblN ea —e7 "heZertarye".— as to the course we ought to pursue. For my 10 3 Lon.,Tilbmy,lB Boutheni 11 2 pm The market or English mining stocks continues bondholders appear own part, lam quite unconnected with, and independent St.ft tr o Silebtao,R S. cos,' too 107 101 buoyant, but business to-day has been restricted, the mismanagement 11. JAIL 14,1' 33 . of, the present government. I have not been a party to 0 13 Da , toaden 3 4 1 :" 1ii-Walte ' 122 3 4 123 4 po 1 12 3 2 4 owing to the Stock Exchange settling. Shares in fore, less necessary t, • QEASONA BLE FESTIVITIES ,— The exuberance any of their late, nor do I know anything of their to Daglieb.,landil.l 11 1 mid ....a gftko . oisim g y, bo w.a intended arrangements ; and . lam fully prepared to oppose It toe LAND Noth-Vicston 904 11 91 dividend mines remain scarce, holders not being ills - of bestirring thcmse lr posed to sell at present rates. A large business has tion of their interest .4 4 - ,h 4 of Pi .1 them, should they not act in a spirit of Justice to our tin -1 no tesemes al are r gammeal •a s, N 111 Do., 150 34 4 dim been done in Wheal Norris, at a rise of 10s.; Herods - by a general mectini osd th "r essfe .." SVSIIIiiOO is the duties the toPet. It happy country. But lam not disposed to join the enemies 10 84 DA, 4 3 dla 15 all , Loadondo.ry & Coleraine 11 12 foot have risen 21.; North Damsel, 2s. 6(1.; and East sent circumstances, t te t.ao• sore that RuWLANDo' MACASVAIt OIL. rot of Ireland in a factious oppositiou to the government, 31 ell ilmdendrrykrantakniso 191 101 les iest i m 44 4 miseiaitg • luattrisat head _of lair; .ItOWLAND_Es• merely because it is a government—nor will I concur in 4t. t oo I ,"..k.Auf.,aunewiih. 20/ 79 Tamar, 51. The prices realised to-day are as fol- make the most of it. 29 4 [ALT Do& fur nemeses the ;km soft, fair„ ,r es . d Momlr. 00 censuring—indeed, condemning—gentlemen who have tic- et 4; ' e 3 do, lows :—South Frances, 182 ; West Providence, 55 ; Notice has been I L wi-tNus. "913 %%, " re' t i led into iac;e:oed 16 MsN - Ow, ceps offices, and who, though they may, perhaps, differ it. too 3Lldknd 131 791 7sl 1 South Tamar, 61, 1; North Damsel, 3Ge.Gd., 375. 6d., been made for ach waitron. to the meta "q Si. 100 Do. Dins..and . 46 48 200 , 4 44 ,4 o,,,totes pares adrantages so universal, me* he from you or me as to the means, have, lam satisfied, the 385., 40s. • Clive, 51, 61, ; Wheal Norris, 233., 255., which, under the t lei a „.i n ,a, ammo of sporious . imitation& Ms mks padosed same object in view. Oa the contrary, having humbly SO 47 ped.ot.'nert. (hemp.. us . the raw 'lllowlasxl.o preceding out of the 4181468 Gs aided in displacing a bigoted administration, which was 11. 4 - 19° 3 15 ,„., „,',„' i;• 0 • 5 , 1 , 3 . 2 , 305.; Cubert, 385.; North Towey, 17s. 6d., 185. 6d.; Canada," proposes t( ths wrapper e 4 label—Bed by A. ROWLAND sad 0033, *Madam. Rarryy Kirkcudbright, 51; Wheal Lanford, 31s. ; Bedford business with Britis vet^ LaSatle.sia by enneibts wed perfumers. rapidly a nd re-establishing island, iron amOranfe la 14 14 ,1; 4 7 44d : 4 ;,0 d i. rule throughout our f IM it So - 74 21 solved to give the present government a fair trial, 19 allyNewryWarremroistkEo . . 61 St United, 91 • East Tamar, 425.; Tavy Consols, ; The directors of tl Rix Hill, 3 ' l; Gauton United, 215.; Hennock, 9i; Company have issue INIMEL'S HYGIENIC 33 PERPL MEET, certified by the rise and to act accordingly. Should it become my duty toop- 1111 . 'Norfolk_ 17 them, I shall do so at the proper time—firmly aad, g . 'ji g ; 7 2 1 9 2 5 , . Er Linares, 101; Spearne Consols, 91, 10; Gonamena, the 2nd call . on the t 9; Wheal Exmouth and Adams United, 71. not be required to b; NIL eelebrated chemist Dr. tiro , P. 11.13„ trust, faithfully—and I have no doubt that such opposition et . too . 41 , 31 . i to 39 . m„ to be of the purest sad meet will then come with far greater weight and effect than were le 13 North Devon.lio. ... 81 171 1 The gold mining shares opened to-day at a further notice has been isa Na , 4 •11 . innocuous quality, and incapable or I now to prejudge therm by concluding beforehand that they t all Do. 6 A Deferred 2 11 decline, and although a partial rally took place sub- Grand Junction Rai , • Injuring Menem delicate shiner COM. are unworthy of Irish support. Imu convinced, too, that s Do. 413 Oserantosel dl sequentiv, yet prices at the close were flat. The that, according to tl IMO •• • 4 43 8 ; )•. '" , valises, effect too oftaa 'redeem this is the course now approved of by the country generally. ,„, 10 71 ,, 0 ", 54 .! ‘‘ 10r" 1.4 •• ft Si as speculation in these securities is quite checked at October last, anoth; all $ • tta * " • - by mason perfumery. lam very unwilling to add anything that might appear " ten ' • - • - ,te. - - Am; e • -• - • calculated ti widen that breach amongst the Irish party in M. MO Word, Wore.,6 wawa sot sty 491 many . cases been assisted by bear operations. In February. use. 7 1 and 2. Toilet Seeps, 6d. and Is. parliament, which has been lately opened with such energy gt, too ;wain Central 93 97 1111. 3. Toilet Vinegar, 24.6 d. by a few—only a very few—of its members. But, I cannot It. 100 Sootthis Midland ... 64 13 Colonial Gold shares, especially, which presented a The market for si , 1111 hie • trms- 4. Hygienic Pomade, Is. ed. avoid expressing very deep regret that an old friend, and 100 117 • 173 . h 746•4 etas '. ' 7 69 tempting opportunity to the " bears" owing to the the Magdalena hav R. ,tit Do. LAN.W.Glaar.Stk TS SO die held high a place amongst . 3. Hygienic Rah Wash, is.llll. one who has d -- us , ihnerabary asd MSC., high premium, very heavy speculative sales were At the meeting thi▪ s 6. Hygienic Dentitrion should have used towards his fellow-members such en. inoe.w.nia.) .„ .19 10 made, and the price to-day wsa in a great measure patty, held to-day, • pressions as you have thought fit to publish in a recent IN all 19 0 . Rem 9 10 supporte d b y th e necess it y im p ose d on the 'r bears " dividend for the I f 7. Coeseetle Lotion s /a letter. lam tempted t 1 seaclude by quoting, on memory , 59 30 Do. Oeweidry .. 14 13 of buying back. free from income-ta •F o ld by pwitmen e i mm t i l s . from your illustrious namesake, Nome lines that appear to 1 141 84 Dereps•be Unmet .. _3l 21 ale awdSantiago shares remained very henvy. stock of the compel Pole Proprietor, E. 11.1.111111 L, 39, apply, with very peculiar twee, to oar present condition— 37 99 98919 Don* —.. 22 a 33 1 100 South Raters ... . SO 51 79 1 1 1 41 - • ' Clarrard-4troat, rah% lad" lad 11, "Alm! 'toss hes, a wayward fate, 14 60 800th Wales, 33 314 with a like diva Our mob of alsomed wow / 1 ) 15 flonth TodoisialearDn' 13 13 THI3 DAY.—TwO o'CLoeK , upon the new pr o f s *ere divry, Parl. Foe wkih war Nalatojala It hate, Wit now lain la km" 10 6 Ditto ditto SS 19 ThainesnaMelDeekblail lf The gold mining shares opened with a very flat calls paid in advan; Ilia THE Oct D QUESTION. Believe me, my dear Moore, veyy truly your'. 10 17 vile of Nooks tit appearance this morning, British Australian receding dead and iuterest, ins /low mody, in Mn, pike Sa. N., VllleaaT SCULLY. VI all Waterford end Winn". 91 lo to prem., and Great Nugget Vein to 3; prem. A company, on ant was REMARKS on the DEPRECIATION of GOLD. George H. Moore, Esq., M.F. 66 Waterbed wad Lisserist. 57 28 By MOO& Minna Curacao. Translated by D. roue my P.N. 91 II The new Lord Chancellor, who will take his seat 211, w" smalisa c' a u n i a l a 'rer44. - pa, I rally has since taken place, but the market is far This is the usual rt from firm. The half-yearly London Smi th , Elder, sad On, 63, Corakill. for the fleet time to-day, has made the following ap- et- 100 rn 81 0 1 •w 41084183414 o 8 w ,41 70 71 4 IN 70 Australian Agricultural shares mark 250 to 260; West India Dock, ry a 11l 2!Ea:endow pointments :—Secretary, Maziere J. Brady, ; South Australian Land, ; North British Austra- but on application 0va11.6 D0.0.N.L . I DR. CULVERWELL ' S MEDICAL WORKS, Seise Bankrupt, m emi ti ra dp a %a ssoc. a. im iota fat wala i a 67 la • . . 111 Mika, 144 prem. Billiter-square, it sPeit rat =4. Crank% Anadmikkol. odaraL MANN le NM. B auer WHAT TO RAT , DEMI, AND AVOID. it. ticrusz TO YOUNG MEM s k Pen* Req.; 4 th4s Lunacy, Richard B. M'Causland, Esq. The usual deposits of ten per cent. on the capital Eli mu uminiaomma LDlEV LEASED AT new Muth. Oziordwltb imagoot.Weet. 38 31 itch Mare. Misr. Clewing Banner meetings arc alwo s dem motion could cons; Paid yesterday. 1041 2- Attention has in Wise were yesterday made in the Court of Chancery by iotl all DC: M ahouts guarando 100,0.0 1 Area Fria HOW TO BE RAPP!. flemadbeOrestWestern 2,1 301 Messrs. Barrinon Son and Jeffers solicitors in . 103,64 , 6 iii. anglo Califon:l6a ro: " 10, all Birm,WeLalliDallirywith 10,000 10 Vactralmi•ai 9 1 21 3 rleaetlee •. MORAL AND PHYSICAL ENJoYMILWT OF Lin. the cases of t he following Irish Railway Bills : _gaiesat(lsas.loOt.'West. go 11 20,400 20 Seetrelirua a 6, 7 61 public information Bandon and Bantry, 16,8001. ; Limerick and Foynts, > O l 517 MlOwla t ir attruitie le 60.004 1 kustralkin Cordillera saes ON SPECIAL DiszAsta.loom° 1 Australian rreetwld Mon 9,7501.; Tra l ee and Killarney, 6,2301.; and Hoserea ge, toe, guidoomomeo (! .sa il chiefly prejudiced 55,000 1 ave Maria all par 1 pa. rt. DINTITITES Or MARRIAGE LIPS. vu. DISEASES OF MOTES and Parsonstown, 7501. A small property in the county of Fermanagh, 5° 5° to Lankshll.Weetern, 109 111 Semetkui Cl = is toOdsionlan), 34 56 209,000 1 tirdLAs Australian Cola al: 1 pm 11 f 10,000 20 nritich iron 13.5 5 10 10,000 15 grasil.leop,lleo.ntsl.pur 114 4 5 mats with them te that the public ti taus atb belonging to Mr. Alexander Nixon, was sold yes- et. too teseLiasatneb.satmee.ef. 6,000 2 0 Do. Cocaes and Calcite al! If 21 stock the affairs of 01111teIT DIPANGEMENTS coNessranoN, as a MINOR& terday in the Encumbered Estates Court. The to to Ot. Northern; 143 1:9 11,000 10 Do. tit. John Del Re: I 5 S 9 SO and-corner way. • !ion*. 11 13 Dlouseirter k DIY Toroth memo 1 emotes Creek 1 i dared was at the , tx• and a , yearly value was stated to be about 2401., and the KNOW% ISLA and SCOTCH LASER. 1 mi., le. mai gr ow sum rea li se d by theses was 3,39,mr Dewed to Great Western 221 131 d 10 ea liallAneitri(LioraciN Mid 115 114 12,039 40 Cabre Coney an it 41 looms 5 colonial tiold 15 13 14 1: i m i l sham ditt o)),.. ( 31 'oplaoo . 14 61 7 Colonel Arthur Gambell Lewis has been appointed half-yearly meeth I% 13f De. Mares @Ito) - 37 23 area, st. sopper Miners of Eng. all HYDROPATIIY; OR, TOR COLD WATER CURL Iherwised, 23, PlaitlolW-TOW; Camillo. 147, reet.etrest: mama, by o the Lord Chancellor a magistrate for the county Oambill. sad ell boo'isellere: ofM.R . Calverwell, M.D., 10, Dublin. Ist 121 sail Greenw.oh (lommi M kostA Indere 14 141 ail SAO 33 Do. Pref. 7s per mac all SI 7, pm T 0,500 lingsAu.•ralianCooper all If If die The prices of A continue to droop. ArgelLnyee,llegoateetrwet, who may be coneulted daily from 10 all 3, : 7 5 13 DUN Psokrema Ohne; 331 386 100,00 c Great Nugget Vela all 3 1 4pm 31 . 4 Mai 7 4119. A meeting of Irish spirit traders, presided so so Levssisiteasmsesramt. se.ees Jolden Mountain... all 1 di. 255 to 2G5. The over by the Lord Mayor, was held yesterday in the Neese te so all DIM Mao 6 Cent 23 23 x d 72,00 Grand Duchy of lades all par Ipa 14 shares has been p 11.0eo Great Polgooth all If 11 pm Commercial-buildings, to take steps for the purpose sa day when the tral soviet Lake Ilatliaret s ells par 1 LITERATURE. of having the duty levied on home-made spirits in r 1 11.111141.) 3 31 3 64,08, Liberty eirg the same way as on rum and brandy. A memorial to +t 1•1•1 ;;K:a li tl= _ _ 30,000 LoadoakCatilern. Gold the peculiar positi Leils Liters left of the Pastrycook's. Edited by HORACE KAYStaW. Illustrated toy PHU. Ingram, Cooke, and the Lord Chancellor to that effect was adopted. too all Ward Ihullard(Nia) 1011 119 MI so NerthmadaMars 3 porta 100,800 I:,uarle Crtubiagtks all 4 di, Marigui.a 24,000 1 Inaleanlitilh.Arnerkar 9 4 44 Grancessac Rsilw Royal Su edish • Co. DUBLIN POLICE—THIMSDAV. tflaarado ßeieLOosaties 84 66 8: New Urania 1611.61soLalmia.hrori 13 , •,000 Nouveau Mande Port Philip all t 1 1 on 21 I I ;At 14 Railway, Ito d North British Au we notion of applying . the old machinery of intercepting Mr. John Knight Boswell, solicitor, the gentleman who et . Ito goon mawnatimasas co.; ye tht.itz Itnek all pa South Eastern H rigs post-bags and seiz i ng dropped letters to the descrip- had on the preceding day tendered a document to the pre- to crest Northern „.... 152 164 10,00 3 Rbyinney Doe .... all lilt 2:1 1 4 lion, by school girls, of " Young Ladies' School siding magistrate in the head police of fi ce, in defence of St. 100 21. th _ iti orath ubuy Stoek tioiad 111 134 Ditto New William Burke Kirwan, appeared again this morning as 12 91 7,Pie 3 . 11 liantlago de Cate vi 31 81 America, 606 ex M s / life; and in a berms of letters from Kitty Clover , the to Mr. !Velum) i 1118 5 0 .0 1 1 e 1 iouM Addra ll an all ;a 11 soon as Mr. Porter had ken his seat, and said he had an 10 SO Weer Valley, 6 p.Ct.paa. 6.505 13 10 12 44 •; General SI • moiled iug . hter of a stockbroker, to her bosom ' applica•ion to make to the bench, in reference to the case of (!wed ot o dmos t . 63,174 12.2.81, Uni•ei Wait= •friend, Nell, in town—these letters having been left 'the convict, and the imputations that were publicly attached 11.1 11 Ditto Ditto Ditto Ithl we ! sin " 561 ; Royal Mai at a pastrycook's during " a whole half" and never to him, on a charge of his having murdered the late Mr. ft. CO' Willa • Somer se t (hued 100,000 1 !Wert Granada Richard Downes Bowyer. It would (continued Mr. Dos- to Great Wedeln) IC3 104 d 103 d t 0c.06„ sa .t -atidota all 1I pm France (21. paid), Tolled for—a " college where female education is , i... ...a. mt. that the committee at senile- 1.44 , 00 1 Pubs Amonest the is [THREEPENCE. Exchequer Bills receded to 665. to 695. prem., upon the increased demand for money. In India Bonds the decline was heavier, considerable sales being made at 735. prem. The fin eign stock market was flat; and where sales were pressed, a reduction was in nearly every ease ertah!iched. This market, however, presents no remarkable . feature. Granada Deferred Bonds were 3 per mile prem. (new tariff rate), which at the English mint price Lif 3!. 17s. per ounce for standard gala, gives an exchange of 23.22 i ; and the exchange at Paris on London, at short, being 21021, it follows that gold is about 0.71 1 5 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. 13y . to-day's ad% ices the price cf gold at Ham burg is 425!: per mare, which, at the EagliPh mint prise of 31. 17s. 103 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.51; .and the ex.:bung() at Hamburg on Lo ndon, at short, being 13.3 t, it fol lows that gold is about 0.938 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. According to the last accounts, the course a ex change at New York on London for bills at sixty days' eight is 110 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109.23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.42 per cent. in favour of Englund. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves no profi• on the importation of gold from the United States. sold at II; in the morning, but rallied to 124. Bar gains are thus mat ked :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 (exchange, 25 fr.). Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 9S, 99. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661,1, 1, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 984. Evader Bonds, 5. Granada Deferred, HI, 121, Mexican Three per Cents., 231; ditto, for account, 28th January, 231. Peruvian Six per Cents., 103; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 63. Portuguese Four per Cents., 391. - Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1044, 31, ex div.; ditto, Small, 1031. t;panisli Old Three per Cents., 4S&, ex div.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., '23:!, ex div.; the Committee's Certifs., 5 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, par; ditto, for account, - - The Bank of England return for tho week end ing Saturday, the Bth of January, is as tillows : 11.iNK Of En ill.AND.—nn.orsi for tile neck culma Jan. L 33. g .411'M 1,P7 1117 X ZS?. Note. toned .... ...... C 3,170.163 Governrant num..— £11.01'300 Other tn.:ulna.. ..... tvn.f.) O.'L Cco.r. ant Lullon V.11,011L Alva lkilion ... ..... 14134 1 prem. Shipments of cain to Australia continue. The latest exports are 75,000/. by the Royal Alice, and 30,0001. by the Cab*, both for Sydney ; 20,0001. by the Sapphire, for Geelong and . Port Phillip ; and 20,000!. by the Brunette, and 20,000 1 . by the Poten tate, both for Launceston. We have here a total of 165 , 000/. . _ r3.170.ics 170.1J6 Interest, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, is adcerti.cd as yrs-able on the shares of the National Mercantile Fire Insurance Company after the 11th instant. 141111110 C . P:oprtet .rz' 041 - cl3: sc." . . ..... 3176,CU Pu....::..l3etweii; (Lid, .1. Nay. Bank; Ongn.ts. of )la , tonal I)4bt, a .1 Pr. Acuta.o 5.711.51 4 Othar n,va 14,31% , ,LJ ieren-day sad otha SUL 1.4 m. 104 Oos.inun ent givnetna invoked. Dow Weiebt Annuli)) £l.l '47).34 °inertia:4n Ins Non, Auld And aver Coin A general meeting of the Mexican bondholders is convened for Wednesday, the 26th inst., at the Lon don Tavern, to " receive the committee's report on the state of their affairs, and to consider the ques tion as to the ro-coustitution of the committee." The bondholders appear to be becoming more alive to the mismanagement of their affairs, and it is, there foie, less necessary to remind them of the importance of bestirring themselves, with a view to the protec tion of their interests. The opportunity presented by a general meeting rarely occurs, and, under pre sent circumstances, it will be to their interest to make the most of it. i:39,1;1.26 1 /79.1.11.35 Jsn. 13.1 u -, /I. ,lARSIIALL Chief Cmater. The above return, when compared with that for the week preceding, exhibits the following results: Ciretdatim issue Circulation active 23,340,681 luerease 3c . .7.17.5 Public deposits 6,7/1,914 Decrease 3,491,428 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,870,796 Decrease 99,8% Othc r wcurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both Notice has been duly given that application has been made for a charter for a projected company, which, under the title of the "Chartered Bank of Canada," proposes to carry on banking and exchange business with British North America. departateuts Seven day and ether bills 1,489,101 Increase 101,723 The It( st Tbellcserve 10,404,936 Dccreasel,o69,2l6 This return presents seveitd 'changes of Conside rable importance. The decrees° in the bulEort is very heavy, but the causes of the drain have been. explained. The decrease in the Treasury deposite is also very large, considering that the payment of the quarterly dividends to the public had only been in progress for one day, but it must be remembered that the payments to the bankers hail been made pre viously. One of the most interesting features in tho balance sheet is the decrease of t,50,203/. in the "other" or private securities. There is usually a great falling oft in this item on the commencement of the payment of the dividends, the advances made by the Bank durinf;.tho period when the books are shut being then repaid, but in the present return the diminution is comparatively small. I)uBLTN, Etx. 13.—Three per Cent. Consols, 1001; ditto, for account, 9,h Feb., 100. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cent. Stock, 1031, 1; ditto, for ac count. 9th Feb., 103 i, Bank Stock, 2231. Dublin and Kingstown Four per Cent. of 100/., 1031. Hiber nian Bank, 2.51. paid, 31. National Bank of Ireland, 221. 10e. paid, 211 ex div. Royal Bank of Ireland, 1101. paid, 161. THIS DAY,—Tw•o o'Ciocx. The tendency of the English funds, and of most descriptions of securities is still downwards. Consols have been sold as low as 991, but the present quota tion is 991 to 1 for money and Tuesday, ands more for February. The arrangement of the account is engaging some degree of attention. The Three per Cents. Reduced have ranged between 1001 to 1; and the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. between 103 ; and and 1; Exchequer Bills mark 6fis., 685., and 635. prem. Foreign stocks continue to droop, especially Spa nish, but the Certifieatea issued by the Spanish Com mittee continuo in demand, and Mexican bonds aro steady. Spanish Old Threes mark 411 to 48 ; dirt o Defer red, 23; ditto Passive, 5 tho Committee's Certificates, Si per cent. ; Dutch Fours, 98 to 1; Mexican, 23. 3 ; Peruvian Active, 103 ; Granada Active, 211 ; ditto Deferred, 12 ; Equador 41 to 51. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES tar Ao..nnet. PARIS, JAN. 11. I . 0 r • Money. poising tatuee. Lowset.( Ck.knge per Ceuta........... 119 0170 $0 50 20 79 05 6u 15 per Grata.; .. i per Genie., 1852 .2 1e4 „ 90 104 , 50'1 105 20 101 . 15 10110 per Cent& 1991 S I ... ..• Per C ent. ' ?lew Loan. • nt n ;7 nn 13 3 per Cents. I so 0 4i per Cents., 1 , :23 .4. i li net Genie., 1833 It 4 00 11 4 per Gents I 99 25 2 per Centa. New Loan' .., . ._ , ... Exchange on lAmdon: at Melt. 25 2i; 93 days, 24 90. Belgian, aperCLlB43 911 Money rantes RenA — &fancy. Do. 43 Do. 2 1 Pirirr.ort a p.Ct. lOO i Treasku7 Sonde ... ... Do. 8, 1852 FAWN Jan. 14. St. Germain, —; Versailles (right bank), —; di , to flat bank), —; Pali. and Orkana, 1,C0151; Par:. and Rouen, 985 ; Rcnen and Havre, 510; Mareolllrt roAl Mist.. nrn (Converted), 570 ; Strasbourg and Bale, 355 ; •NortLern, 84875; Paris and autoboure, 77e 75; Puri, and Lyots, 853 75; Lyona and MediWtrancan, 740 ; 11knttrcau and Troyes, 500 ; t•urst, —; &Icicle and St. bi4ier to Gray, 493' Pare. and Cherbourg, 0,7 50; lapn and Besancon, E 0 ; Midi, 575 ; Dieppe and Prc . ..mp, 340; Centre of Italy, —; Paris and seeaur, —; tordeaus and Tow, —; Control Suisse, 517 20 ; Grand Combo, 1,683. VIENNA, JAN. 12.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 061. New Loau (Series A),' 934; (Series B), 10511 Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 851; Bank Shares, 1,063. Exchange on London, 10.33. - BERLIN, J.N. 12.—Voluntary Loan, 102. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1860), 102; ; ditto (1N52), 11)3; National Debt, 911. Commercial and Marine Society's Premium, —. Bank Shares, 1104. 10 lk Aberdeen --- all Ditto No. 2, 7 per CL lOU ietol Sc Exeter 4 per*. 1110 Oaladoslaa SW ..._ 15 Cheater aid Holyhead 3, Cork and Baadoa _. oh Dundee, rertb, an d INK bets llnnetl,„ ...,.. .., _ _ 107 100 x d 103 12 MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY Evrxixi mire 4 li SI Si 1 4 Il I I 1 1 pa :4 14 IS IS 11 id COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. Leiters left ea the Pastrycook's. Edited by HORACE MATRZW. Illustrated by Pair. Ingram, Cooke, - Co. Mr. Horace Mayhew has hit upon the pleasant notion of applying the old machinery of intercepting post-bags and seizing dropped letters to the descrip tion, by school girls, of " Young Ladies' School " life; and in a series of letters from Kitty Clover, the spoiled d sughter of a stockbroker, to her bosom friend, Nell, in town—these letters having been left at a pastrycook's during " a whole half" and never called for—a " college," where female education is carried on upon strictly modern high-pressure prin ciples, is sketched in an amusingly clever way. The "Principals" are quizzed; the governesses cari catured ; the masters barlesqued ; the system damn up ; and the wit and the, fun are tendered perfectly reconcilable to the style adopted —which is very accurately that of an inno cent school-girl to whom everything is new. We cannot fancy a " book of the season "—though it be only a corrected reprint—better calculated to produce the permissive indecorum of the season among ladies—a hearty laugh ; and if people, most likely of the other sex, should find, under all Mr. tlayhew's merriment, a good moral and practi salpathos (in sketching the governesses and the Principal's drunken husband and the girl " who sever.goes house in tha holidays "), why it will be all the better. METAI,S.—Mr. Moate's circular states that the Scotch pig iron market has been rather easier this week, sad sales have beta made' s. to 3s. under our last quota liou. Our market is qaiet at 711. to 71s. 9d. cash. Rails and bars continue firm, without alteration in price. Spelter been in mere request and several hundred tons have been sold, principally to consumer% at 201. to 201. 6s. per be on the spot ; the price is now firm at 201.95. to 201. 10s. with a limited quantity fur sale. Copper : No sellers at the lately advanced rates ; another advance is expeeted. Lead eectinuis wares and in very large demand. Tin steady, without altiratiou. Tin plates: Col , e a shade ewier. Char- Opal continues firm and in wood tli wind. FIbELITY 01' A DoG.—The Braemar carrier, Alex- Mader Grant, was overtaken by a violent snow storm on the Cairnwell, t.nd finding it impossible to proceed, from the driftii,! snow, he locked up his van and took his horse the e .:riage, and retraced his steps to the Spital Inn. This he Cala It au much difficulty ; he called his dog to fol low, and did not miss him until he arrived at the inn. Atter a diligent search, no deg was to be found ; but on Os Monday following Mr. Grant went with assistance to get his Cart dug out of the snow, when to his astonishment Ise found his faithfui deg, alive, and in charge of the via, having watched it two days and two nights.—Perth *Mier. • VIE RECENT MURDER IN LIVERPOOL—Art in tuit wm held yesterday Wire P. F. Corry. E q., coroner Lieerpocl, upon the body of M. de Cost.), who vcas Murdered by an Amerkan named C:lristie, on board the Gay Skimming, yin in the Mersey, bound for New Twit. The inquest was proecedinawhen our despatch MIL THE REV. JAMES lIENEY, ll.C.C.—This gentle pas, in a moment of unaccountable infatuation, or swayed by ilbadvi,crs, appealed from the decision of the bench of lailistratcq in Achill, to th. judgment of the assistant bu lbar. in Castlebsr. This si.,.eal was tried in tt.at town, *a tbiturday last, before a court densely crowded, and to- Mardi the cosclwkion so turbulent, that the learned gentle Man v.ho previded was under mc necessity of having the rC. cleared. The decision of th e magistrates was affirmed the assistant barrister—thst is, the Rev. James Henry, C., was fined :it for an assault on a Scripture reader.— ilkyo Constitution. Mr. John Knigh7Doswell,ToliTil;,tie gentleman who had on the preceding day tendered a document to the pre ' siding magistrate in the head police office, in defence of William Burke Kirwan, appeared again this morning as soon as Mr. Porter had Liken his scat, and said he had an applica'ion to make to the bench, in reference to the case of 'the convict, and the imputations that were publicly attached to him, on a charge of his having murdered the late Mr. Richard Downes Bowyer. It would (continued Mr. Bos well) be quite idle to expect that the committee of gentle men, who were devoting their attention to the unfortunate circumstances under which Kirwan was at present labour ing, could effect any practical result, whilst the public was led to believe that ins hands were still red with another murder. lie (Mr. Boswell) had in his poeseuion, and ho pledged himself to produce the same—tke most satisfactory —the most conclusive evidence—to show that this last accusation against Kirwan was the result of a conspiracy most foully concreted against him, and he would at once place documents containing proofs the most convincing in the magistrate's hands, provided he was promised that • public investigation should be held in the case. He was prepared with proofs showing that Mr. Bowyer had, in fact, died at Killesbandra, county Cavan, in the year 1841, and that he was buried there. Mr. Boswell then produced a document from the Rev. Mr. Martin, protestant sector of Killeshandra, stating that a person named " Richard Downes Bowyer Blake" had died and was buried there in November, 1h42. A certificate from a medical practitioner named Do (as (as we understood), resident in the locality above mentioned was also produced, and stated that the writer had attended the party in question at Killeshandra in Lis last illness. Mr. Porter said be should at once and distinctly refuse to hold any public investigation, because there was no complaint whatever against Kirwan as yet pending before him. The executive branch of the police had received certain statements, and had acquired a kaowledgc of cer tain facts which had from time to time beets verifi:d on oath before him (Mr. Porter) and other divisional justices. If Mr. Boswell placed himself in communication with the Commissioners of Police such documents as those referred to would perhaps be received by them, and when they should have be en 'trifled on oath there would not perhaps exist any objettion to give publicity to the entire of the circamwmt. , .. Mr. &Nwell, having &dared his intention of waiting Colonel Browne, rctired from the board-room. DUBLIN UNIVERSITY CoMMlSsloN.—The commis sioners met at the Pew, Stephen's-green, on yesterday. Present : the Archbishop of Dublin, the Lord Chancellor, the Dishop of Cork, Doctor Longfiiitel, Mr. Cooper, and Professcr Hancock (secretary.) The next meeting was fixed for Saturday TILE SUZY JOINERS.—These mechanics have sent is a circular to their employers, claiming an advaner ef 61 per day wages, as the shipwrights have 6i., and they stated that the ship joiners have always been paid 6d. per day lets than the shipwrights, the claim being grounded on the fact that the shipwrights have recently hod their wages ad vanced from Gs. 6d. to Gs. per day, in consequence of the briskness of their business, arising from the emigratien to Australia.—Li 'pad Courier. EXPORT OF COTTON AND YARN.—WO have just been favoured with a statement of the total value of cotton roods and yarn exported from Liverpool and the Clyde to Bombay, for each year from 18:0 tr 18.i2 inclusive ; and it is curious to observe how stationary this branch of our ex port trade has continued. In 1810 the total value exported was 1,163,3/11., and in 1852 it was 1,219.7281. In 1812 the value Ives only 831,024/., and In DM it tom to 4588,3041. The quantity, h iwever, of tho different kini's of goods exported shows a material variation in different years, which we shall take another opportunity of adverting to.—Shipping (hurtle. 1141 11 IkatAnglian(ll.loo)llp.Ct . 5 3 Do. do. (514 7 per Ct. 74', 1 Do. de. (71.17 a.) 7 per Ct. es , eSiltest.Cora ' tts. 5 p 0..1601 , 44 131 Ditto do. Nal; 10 10 IDo. Now 6 per Coat. etraMl 12 10 /Last.Thileo.6artiogitep.Ct! I', I Liuihurgh. Dinh, and 1 , , DiaLlee. 54 per Cent ! It ! 100 Great Nordtwa 3 waist I W.l 109 Do. 5 per ant. &rip, Its! 1 , damnable at II pet. pm II 0) OLYAdracetruiDliiirlitle' 50 1 6 Ai Wert-eka &Hawse: 3µll Ilt.l 100 OtWerstero. axed 14 pAt , 16 1 I ILeareahire &Torte'? .4:10 6t ; WS Ditto 6 per mat Steck._ 11-;1611 ,Los..e lirma.Goar.3 perm Bt. 109 101ttoPreferentlal 5 per Ct. 5 I I ,Lon.6llthWestOon.Thlrds ID• iloadoedorry &Cola. Soh It2' fill 1 Londonderry&Fanialtiall 1 A II illac.Bleff./311ne.gaa.1 1 0 1 10 19 Do. Yew £lO ... I 6 3 Do. VI ... •.. 12S 1 all 151arrp.9 Carlisle, .4 pCt ii.lllo i llrimodCon..Nrdelvsp.Ct 14)I e , Dtto Prefetrate 10 1 10 6forlolk tatipaalcm... 5 all ' Do. Guaranteed 34 per . et 9 ' all ' Di.WarenerYa/ley I pet St. led North Britieh ~ ... " 20 all North St;ffordshlre !t' 10C Orford. Wrcter ard wolver„ o . 3. es 6 ar Cent 16 1 6 1 i DD.° ditto ditto 6 6 ihrewa.StP:rtn.YeerGesr. 02 10 ,Direwo.UCoceter(Nor.W. Min. 6 per CCM... 10 i 0 I Do. 5 par Cent ... tS 13 qonta ticr)r. ... ... 10 1( o Ditto New I-04 all ,Soutts Eagarn lamellae I Ann.) of E 1.0.6 30 all i Atl.Yorkeblre I ;enteric 1 3 .Waterlordaliilormayipat St. ICO - ' ' 113 114 62 0 1 1e pm 109 119 Par i Pal 10 132 3 d 31 4 131 1 31 9 . 10. m 1 p pm 150_ 152 221'2.11.t.1'1 SI 01 sd 2 21 let 102 211 200 f 14 pa 11 114 tq 1 16 Ilk Par 1 1 ,66 II 66 24i 11 20 1 dim par 113 61 61 1 Ila zd York, Nowesitlo.Oi qt. North of Kllff.r,llro/1. Unto Ditto .WAT', 10 3 lintwery and . 11Otie; : dini — , die 3 I 3 lioartan Eastern Junetbu 1 JO fl 'Charleroi end Eninelinow. 191 144 74 6 7/lion and P.eaansw 8 Imsa in 10 8 Dutch 11.hentak... „. ...I 1 11 Me " hn 20 Diet Ind , an . .„ Sf 111 pm „ :0 1 Do. Estenslait . ' 1 1 6 • fi , Droat Ina= reignarlh.... 2 14 • • M 7 3nutd Jul :lion of Franci I dim / . 20( 101 . ot.West..iffanada.mbarer n l 14 pmt z m Loces clo.P ai nn i, l: t. ( o, 2n4 3 tep p.t . , ),.i pT slj , So 14 iLtiriastotwit .„ ...I 6 If ID 10 Do. (tieltrapi I If 5 I I Do . . ! 1 2ii Do. (Canid)., ll 10 I I On. 6 per rt. Treierenee A die 6pm fJ 7 Lyons an-1 Mediterranean' In pm 30 44Alailnia .„ ... 1 2) pin al I 5 13 10 This was a very gloomy day in the Stock Ex change, tellers of most descriptions of securities offer ing very freely. It is confidently stated that large sales have been made of pawned stock, chiefly rail way proyerty, and as operators are unable to tell to what extent this movement may be continued, great discouragement prevailed amongst the " In addition to the other adverse influences, we have a serious reaction on the Paris Bourse, and although it is understood English holders of French shares have " got on:" to a great extent upon tho recent extraordinary rise, yet speculators in both markets are still in a great measure linked together. It is very pro b able, however, that if the downward movement should continue, some direct means will be adopted by the Emperor to prop up the market. The report of the intention of the go vernment to increase the number of the agens de change is revived, and the end in view might perhaps be assisted by this step, as the newly created brokers would doubtless receive a pretty bread hint that they must do their utmost in support of prices. The step recommended by one French journalist, viz., the creation of sixty new agens de change, would also be great auxiliary to the imperial treasury, as these lucrative appoiann,:nts might fairly be expected to produce in the aggregate a million sterling. Money was also in more demand out of doors to day, and the rates in Lombard-street were mere stringent, difficulty being at the same time experi enced in obtaining tho discount of any but the best paper. The tendency of the exchange is rather more favourable, and the Indian mail will, it is stated, bring the advice of very large quantities of gold being on their way to this country, the dates from Sydney being more than a month later, but there was no diminution of the feeling of gloom, and the markets closed heavily. Consols were sold in the morning at and after rallying to I.OJ, closed, as officially quoted, 991 to for money and Tuesday, and 1. more fur February. After tho regular hours, howev er, the cash price was only 99'4 to 1. The saes arc chiefly for money, and in this way large parcels of Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent, stock have been realised, bringing the price down to 103:!. The official business report is an nexed :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 991, 100, 991 ; ditto, for aecount,99l, 100, 991. Three per Cents. Reduced, 1001, Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 41, 31, 32. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16, 3 ; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 61; ditto, ISGO, . 3-16, 1. India Stock, 271; ditto, for account, 2746 Bank Stock, 225; ditto, for account, 2261. 127 3 191+ The directors of the Magdalena Steam Navigation Company have issued a notice that the payment of the 2nd call on the shares, due on the 15th inst., will not be required to be made till the 13th'of April. A notice has been issued to the shareholders of the Grand Junction Railway of France, reminding them that, according to the resolution passed on the 30th October last, another call of 73 francs (31.) per share is payable between the 20th inst., and the 3th February. The market for saver is dull, and the supplies by the Magdalena have not yet been sold. At the meeting of the Commercial Dock Com pany, held to-day, the directors recommended that a dividend for the half-year of two pounds per cent., free from income-tax, be declared upon the capital stock of the company, and that the same, together': with a like dividend upon the two calla paid up upon the new preference stock, and interest on any calls paid in advance since the last payment of divi dend and interest, be payable at the office of the company, on and after Monday, the 24th instant. This is the usual rate of dividend. The half-yearly general meeting of the East and West India Dock , Company was als i held to-day, but on application at the offices of the company, in Billiter-square, it was stated by the officials that the meetings arc always kept private, and that no infor mation could consequently be furnished to the press. Attention has on previous occasions been drawn to the foolish anomaly of a public company haying its stock quoted in the Exchange, refusing to give the public information as to the progress of its affairs. The proprietors themselves, however, are the parties chiefly prejudiced by this system of exclusion, and it rests with them to move in the matter. It is obvious that the public will never have confidence in any stock the affairs of which are managed in this hole and-corner way. Wo learn that the dividend de clared was at the rate of 31. Us. per cent. for the half year, being the same as that declared at the last half-yearly meeting. The prices of Australian land and other securities continue to droop. AustralienAgricultural were quoted 253 to 2G5. The settlement of the account in these shares has been postponed till the Ist February, the day when the transfer books will be reopened. This derision of the committee is of course prompted by the peculiar position of these shares. Bezices and Grtussessac Rsilway shares are quoted dis.to „t prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, to 1 dis.; Zealand Railway, 1 toe dis. ; Chiriqui Road, Ito 1 prem. ; North British Australasian, = to 11 prem. ; French South Eastern Railway, 1 dis. to 1 prem. Dealings are also reported as follows :-Bank of British North America, tiOt ex div.; Oriental Bank Corporation, 44 ; General Steam Navigation, 281 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, 52; British American Land, 561 ; Royal Mail Steam, 811 ; Crystal Palace of France (21. paid), 21. Amongst the railways to be brought forward this session, for which the plans have been deposited, the Tyneinouth Duck and Morpeth and Shields Direct Railway stands nearly first on the list of petitions. The necessary deposit of money has, it is stated, been made for the undertaking with the Accountant- General. Hamburg letters of the 11th, notice a rise of one mark in the price of gold, notwithstanding the con tinued arrivals by each steamer from England. Ex charge on London was 1 Schilling higher. Discount ruled at only 24 per cent. All funds and shares were in demand. Grain for spring delivery was neg lected, whilst upland ; wheats on the spot were in demand at a slight advance ; and attention was turned to immediate shipments of barley from Hol stein and Denmark to Ire!and. The weather was mild and damp. 'the quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Thurs day are thus reported by telegraphic express :- 1 Dutch Four per Cents., 93c; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., GG; :Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 1 23 11-16 ; Mexican New, 241; Portuguese New, ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies, 811. At Vienna, on Thursday, the Five per Cent. Nit:tallies were quoted 95; and the Exchange oa London, 10.33. There was only a limited business in the market for foreign exchanges to-day. The tone of the market was better, however, an improvement being noticed in the rates on Amsterdam, Hamburg, and Frankfort, owing to an increased supply of bills. Paris was scarcely changed. For Vienna and Trieste higher rates were asked at the beginning of 'Change, but they closed about the same as last past. An nexed is our usual list of the prices negotiated :- Time. Pt kw,. as neg.tiateu this day. Mils and M. Money. Ameterclana pert Short 112.16 ate. 1111. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp ..... lirussel4 Maintoug and Altona „ „ if ecbt. 13tnes. nett St. Petersburg per ru sh „ 361 cen4e 251 penes Paris „. per E Short 2Yr. ee. 2.11 r. 74c. Ditto Marseilles. 0 22fr. 21c. ... 25tr. Us. FrafsfOrt„mane.Mainerer El( „ 11515 t,kr. ... 1191. Okr Vann& (cd,ctire) pert 101. 44cr. 154. ' 2sr. Trieste Madrid per d one 301 penm Imes radio 0 Pence ••• pence bilbso - pence ... 4''4 ; area Sucelens „ 501 ponce ... 30 rem, Malaga - penes 491 ;.race &Title - pence 44 pe:.en " Gibraltar „ - pence ... 49.1 tenor Leghorn Naples per dilest „ ~, 411 pence 41 pence Pakrrne per ounce „ 121 i pence ... 121 penes ?detains Lisbon ...... --per mitre. 90 days data - pence . , ;me Oforto , - pence ... 2.4 Deltas The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about MINCI7O . -LANE,TURDAY MO1IN!NO. Ia the Camial markets thare has been less anaastion during the nek, and imparters in order to realise have in ni any instances had to accept lower rates. For Sugar thero has not been much &maul; and both at- auction and privately rather lower prices have been accepted. The Cella market has been very dull, and only small quantities have changed hands, the buyers generally refusing to ope rate unless at a decline of le. to 2s. per cwt. upon the plan tation kinds of Csylou ; the native descriptions remain quo'ed at 47a per cwt. Saltpetre has been sold at quotaiene rat err below tha previous currency. Black Pepper hat de clined id. per lb. The Tea market has been rather anti'. e, elm a goad amount of business done out of the cargoes of vessels lately arrived. Common Guava is a little lower. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Oasis reports the supply short, at the following quotations :—Prime meadow Bay, Bds. to 655. ; inferior, to 755. ; Rowel), 545. to 63:. ; Clover, Sis. to 100 s.; second out, 70.. to 678.01.; straw, 265. to 304. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS D.IY. This being i ifilug day for January deliveries, there is nothing doing, the brokers being engaged arranging their accounts. Town Tallow is quoted 461. Gd. loth cash; Peteraburg Y.C. on the spot, 46e. Gd.; January to March, Of. Gd., buyers; October to Pceember, (new) his. 6d. MAILKET AVERAGES.—Town Callow. 475. Gil.; Fat by 2s. 7d.; Yellow limsien, 465. Od. ; melted Stuff, Ms. 61; rough ditto, 23e. ; Tallow (heaves, 145.; good Dregs, Cs. _ . COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. The market is pretty well supplied with most things ; but trr.d. is dull. Pcsrs and Hothouse Grapes are however still insufficient for the demand ; the former consist of Bonne Rune, Ne Plu. M.s es, and Easter Benue. Apples plsati ful. Cob and other Nuts are realising fair prices. Both Seal alu sul I:ouba:b ore now tolerably abundant. Bat goed Asparagus has not yet become plentiful. Potatoes have not a.tered in value since our lust report. Mush f‘' Mg are sesr.'e. Cut flowers consist of Heaths, Primulas, E,.rly Tulips, lio,es, Mignonette, and Camellias. DUTY Olf SUGAR AM) MOLASSES.—Yeaterclay 4 pal hamentary wai issued, from which it appears t , sit in the year cnied the sth of July List, the duty received on sugar and molasses amounted to 4,343,6031. There wer , 7 0 , , 1 rh 5 0 ,51 e 8 c co - s u t. su o m f sugar consumption; i s u sau th o e ub ye o ar f ru e m nte e l tend. m. b d hod 3 tft! 1 1 ! 2 010i Idle 6•da 1 be:: ° W./ ,hi Illi -, In zd