The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-08 00:00:00

7t• ~.„, ~~~~~~ ~~~~ . a vbt ('xl3rt%sl No. 1,99 1 a LONDON, SATURDAY EVENIING, JANVARY 8, 1863. [THREEPENCE. G- - -- =--- gaSIIALL and El/RIDGE'S LINE of AUS utaLt-las PACKET SHIP4.-The leilowtur ars‘elus s.tr.l I r tl.rir twtasillsi qualities, sad lasing moat -.....,r roosiralansis for usseupws, will sill mutually en 'Lett W 7 t., e. Led In lbeloodlue Dodo : - pli• iii V - TX I 0543/0 ....... , 900 ii..fireith.... .... Ilydry 1111,11 ELS% .. ..... 1 754 ,N. Talbot Sydney _ .. ..,,0, 11 . 0 I. vJe Bows . Costae, lo'rissistlAVlS ! WO •P. hues 'Oulu( . .... P' ..nir 11,1CSAtal s, ...... t ,J. Hilohert !Port Phillip . st urtp SIMIAN I !ft IT. N.. uetw mo. The gtvill'a . ........L 73 1 / IL l'• *Kuper Port Plallip . H oatolt ...... i IN ,all. Itiutturrsom MAI& r iim...ipt.a lAN.. NO -.taps at IE ......I did I. Aaderwas nowt 11.3001, ........ re W. Nichardsos UsbeetTiova ibiltiliori,, - ......- imm; of I,,,gbt .•r p•Nage, dirtary seals% and WWI ~` ~.....oply to the uwaruned, ober ire sos impolo ;;', - ; - ,...,.., , a ..f superior KM.. LW ships (rigour asitele Is Ire af Ws Asso-.0.n 0 ”stirw. NARMALL mod WEDGE, 84. rasepreb.dropt. THE WEST INDIA MAILS. FRIDAY EVINING. RAIL WA Y. to 1 le 30 I 2* .1 Si 266: 54 34 --.) I4J 13* 151 16 pa 11.4 40 37 Sai 311 214 g 4 41 .14 I pas 2 P= 10t 101 24 6 pm 61 • IMs to 9: 10 pit Marto Antonia.. Namur It Leer (with In )1 Do. Do.(ez interest) Northern of Trans... Do. ICI. 3 per et. Plea (for H. it /stern elm, Norwegian Trask Prefer. Ports and Lyons ..: Porte sad Orlease ... Ports and Rotten ... Paris mod suaahoerr Parte,Cse-.eadCberbourp 1 and Riehanond and Deere ~. beam, so 4 Mrs. Do. $4 per Cent. Prefer, another& of Trues_ Door India thelp Nest Flanders . Do. 34 per Coat Prefer. Waters -1 nears . English mint price of 31. 17s. 100. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.22 t ; and the exchange at Paris on London, at short, being 25.024, it follows that gold is about 0.795 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By to-day's advicee the price of gold at Ham burg is 4241 per mare, which, at the English mint price of 3/. 17s. 104 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.41; and the exchange at Hamburg on London, at short, being 13.2.1, it fol lows that gold is about 0.936 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. According to the last accounts, the course of ex change at New York on London for bills at sixty days' sight in 109 1 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109.23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.05 ' per cent. in favour of England. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we Sod that the present rate leaves no profit on the importation of gold from the United States. (sy inacritic TBLZOILAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRISPONDINT.) SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY. Arrived, the Magdalena, bringing dates—Jamaica, Dee. 15; St. Thomas, 21st. She has on board specie to the value of 1,700,000 dollars, of which nearly 50,000 dollars are on accouut of Mexican dividends. Eight persons h..ve died from yellow fever during er homeward voyage; she, has, f.oWever, obtained pratique. A revolution broke out at Tampico on the 28th of November. It was accomplished without bloodshed. The Civil Governor was deposed. The yellow fever still rages at the West Indies, particularlt St. Thomas. O'BrienO Colonel died of yellow fever at Barbadoes. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoet. - - - --- The railway market is better to-day, quotations having in many cues slightly improved. Business is at the same time very limited in this department. In fureiga shares there is a similar absence of ii 10 all )10 la 20 10 10 39 :0 10 30_ 4_ ian. 13 Feb. I. lan. 13 1 406 046. 10 C 111 ~i.:. m 1~~ m MAKIN AND !moors 0740IIAIANTIND. les to-day up to I p.m. ii i m te. of all 10 II WI II iTa: IS li. - . is i F d ss..l-. -i l i.-...- ii ,;i tes . II all airs.Welty. Is Blrkas..Laa I !ill Do.OlassilN 11 ale I "Westa acd I pm x n 24 It A fq nq linoi Mild sal Irma ..77" hall Oalsokelaa . .. Calmar lialkaid - CatlEau mad l Samba i ... ... __ _ Qs MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY Eyagnic Abbeville Berbadoes • Ovieeike telboanhe iiikiskort Irw York —Loucks !rim York w (*karts New Trek Cork V4p ralg, Masane.l4 at. SO 24-. Gaits. lun.7 W. IE BEST of • letter o "'Meson his derived you of it. rs brytoO to of dropf• ▪ stirket O. wit.c." , [ t h.“- sad anent, 244. Butt*lot. A. C. Mu. of 7•1117- d• sow the wits of the wife of tt. nein, 4 Os 80. W. W OWN WI& OWW. Row. T. R. odor of St. of the {..to wrburb. b net, We i. Price, el Dry "is. calmly of tug or th• M. CdP" ~ 04 LeWe% of tbe Re•• ed. Eros. puet a Ufa Empress ol .............. ------... Imbira. ' Lostirto ', UM IEASONABLE F ESTIVITIES.—The exuberance 5 of t m koSin i, amid macs aof gaiety, natorally hidoce• the Me d yeathfal to Muse to Measure under to the gam ties Oft the of inaay toi eal, d *Wore to done„ to especial attention the dulet. It a t gda b,thr 14 , .•04 that lOW LANDS' MACASSAR OIL for n o pi m a *whim sr: a luau:ion' Mad of hair; ROWLANDS' *Mai", tor readcnng the skis soR, fair, and hiewing, and (A nvils . otioN Ter, or Pe.rl Dentifrice for imps ..rMag • pearl. r. lAileseirs to the mob, are called into increased requieiWn Morro. Mang •Irdsta the personal ndvantagen CO universally might fur gacheiret. Moans of marmite Ullitallollll. Ihe only genuine el rr tears the name of " Rowlands ^ meording that of the artiste on rr —*old ROWLAND and 001011, 20, Hallos. o w Whoa, awl m ist* and perfumers. HIMME L'S TOILET 1 - 10 VINEGAR (entitled by the esiebeded Dr. Dote, to soothe of the meet sod most salubrious salstanots) superior to &ay Eau de Cologne , a tonic and refreshing lotion far the Toilet or Path, a reviving sear, spina. dentrifloe, and [powerful dials. MOM oportomento or risk mew, wad ttM essitary properties re A it ill lollapensabla requisite In all tamale*. Prick 2a. 64L awl U. May had In bond for shipping at . grad redneties in prim—Sold by EUGZNZ RriGIEL, Perfumer, Sa, Gerrard. strest, Soho; and by ill Cheiniato, ks TR UMNTIMELL'S MEDICAL WORKS Asti-empirical. and origiaiL Is. w; by P. WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. u. LUTUN6 TO YOUNG YEN. m. HOW TO b 6 HAPPY. n. MORAL AND PHYSICAL lENJOYKEiT OF LI/IL ON SPECIAL Dismal'. VI. Tel INSTITUTES OP MARRIAGE LIP'. TU. DISEASES OP Irma". Mina DERANGEMENTI O rsnunos. asi HAltoll OFOLIMI, HUM sal SCOTCH LAIR& f role. Work. 11. H'7llo/AT ; OR, THE COLD WATRIL CORR. Memo* 21, formatorat4rm; Coreelbe.l47,llaMeolroot Kos, Corrub. reel bookodooo or of IL 11. Oileargal. 17.0.00. lewrileree,Ropobbolsoolodas may be oemoshell Rom lb S. al: UR O. t 1 1 Wen Peril ).1. ),'" la kr 41IF , Toilet ) • ant Ds lei der I ,,e ` bt ride atm COLLEGE OF Yesterday lies half-yearly meeting of the members elks College of Precepton was belt , at the once' in aseasbory-sqoan ; the JUT. O. A. Jacob, D.D., head mearsof the gaimaar school, Sheffield, and president of the ....11, in the *Mk. The report stated that the past pnpik ZillithL the , astr isidell esysral 4 1:a f d t ril e l l t11411 r fire(l7lemieledvesia tkotr . The Mae wale that, mkt they had obtained surplus fide, ion having an intneass in the number of members, thrgined sot impart • wand knowledge of the profession. hpsepaitiont had been made to the college by the West Lana mid Nottingham' beards, suggesting the propriety iipalitissim palliasse, praying that all those who under -110 the daties of traking might be subjected to *lamina- Oa Ail principals of abets who desired to become licen tiatetb college, wadi be at least examined in the hasped pastime of lessi, and in the science of phy aka in _annetthen wi th hi sod education. They hi istamierat as pabliaMig a classified list of thine am had bees ese ed for as anecdotes, licentiates, and Yea. The dess's report stated tot 17 gentlemen and 4 bashed pawed their emunthatism lightest gentlemen, ides bad bees in email* hese the charter of Seeellege wee had IMeim members since the Weft in Jam bit 011itlilmtes were granted— ** lint-tlea eml ii* eeenheiett. The 101. net-clam Ms for dosses was awarded is Mr. O'Leary, and the se siedwhes of N. to Mr. ?c'h'ar'. One lady obtained the Imilists's certificate. Than were at present 540 members. 2b total income for the hail-year was 2.531., and the out bir 1971., leaving a balsam of M. The report was received ad adopted. The CIAIRILUI delimited • brief address, in which he sieged en the imparamot to society of having • It skilled and sempansi educators, and sag the propriety et smaiderlag the expediency of an educatioeal memeation to embrace the whole he of which the Cams el Preceptors was well cal- ULM se Memo the sudeue. Time was no hope, how ads swam et gush a sews if the heads of the did net mediZ i osimisrate in its establishment. 611 college go forward in its own quiet ead melmaine course 0 usefulness, content with the Peisal enlamessent of its operations till it commanded the at and cemideace of the country. (Hear, hear.) sae of *oaks was passed on Dr. Jacob for his ad dress. A disanedon Wok place on the paragraph of the report mitering to the expediency of petitioning parliament to asks examination obdgatory on all persons engaging in Indian when the principle of obligatory examination was Elinard on the motion of Mr. Duke, seconded by Mr. amity. A resolution was also pasted, declaring that Members before the charter were free to eome in, and to lake the degree of licentiate, upon paying 100. 6d. The meeting then broke up. DARING ROBBERIES. NOTTINGHAM, FRIDAY. One of the most audacious robberies ever realm basil to km been committed is this town—inasmuch se eilemed almost at mid-day—was perpetrated this morning et balf•put ten, in Bowes-street, one of the public Ihwoughfarts of the town. The particulars are briefly as Mow --- It appears that Mr. Machin, an elderly person, who has kt a number of years held the situation of book keeper at the lace -machine factory of Mr. Gregory, in Canal-street. left the factory this morning at half-past ten for the purpose demise a quantity of silver to pay the workmen their weekly wages. On hie return with the money, he was Cur loaded by three ruffians is Sussex-street--• public thoroughfarc—who knocked him down, and stele from his lemon a bag containing the money, amounting to 201. in ether, and 51. in gold. The robbers immediately made off hi the direction of Knott-yard, a low part of the town. The attack was so sudden and unexpected, and the auda- City of the thieves so astounding, that they had escaped tone distance with the booty ere an alarm could be raised. They, however, got clear off, and as yet remain undetected. It o highly probable they knew Mr. Machin's errand, and watched their opportunity when there were few passengers It eke street. Int , nnation was immediately despatched to the police offee ; and prompt measures taken to secure, if possible, the.. apprehension of the robbers. We are happy to say that ar• Machin did not receive any severe injury. On the preceding night, a very daring burglary was com- Seined in liork.street, at the hones of Mr. Cave. The pre lims., it appears, were rendered secure previous to the ethrpants of the house retiring to rest. During the night, !mem, the shutters were forced open, the bedroom of Cave entered, and, whilst he lay asleep, his clothes Pockets rifled of their contents. Other property was also oblen from the premises. At eight o'clock the same night a young man was walking !hog Bridlestnith-gate, when he felt some one extracting am pocket handkerchief; he instantly turned round, and ll,poia remonstrating with the thief and threatening to give !ins into custody, the ruffian instantly knocked him down. * carpenter passing by at the time and witnessing the transaction, menaced the robber when he was also knocked dawn, and while on the ground, received a savage kids i ngh the ruffian, who then made his escape up Byrod-lane. OCEAN PENNY POSTAGE. The Worcester (U. S.) Spy contains the following I from Elihu Iturritt, anted London, Nov. 5 :—•. Let me beg you to admit into some corner of your paper a few thoegme on ocean penny postage ; a subject whisk must interest, dueetly end deselly, many of your remiss% and millions on both aides sif ems Atlantic. Perhaps you are aware that the project of redwing the transitobargeorietters from any port of threat Britain to any pest boymad the sea, to one peony, or two cents, has been mooted in this country for several years. It has now assumed the character of a measure of urgent necessity and vast importance, and is alms* to be brought forward in parliament, ba cked by dome the unanimous sympathy and suffrage of all political webs sad of all classes of society. in fact, no eppo- Slims to Ude great postal reform has manifested itself in nay qmstesa lt seems at once to conciliate and win to its advent" all interests. The sudden and immense emigra tion to Anstrtlia, within tho last few months, with the old gulf stream of human beings Sowing with undiminished current towards America, has brought the subject home to millions, during she lint year, who thought it did not affect them betore. The poorer and industrial classes of society, who supply the largest tributaries of this swift running river of emigration, look for the realisation of Ocean Penny Postage as a boon of inestimable value. The commercial close of the community begin to under stand its importance, and to urge its adoption. Every interest, every influence, every disposition and, tendency of the times, is in its t But, to make an Ocean Penny Postage universal, co-exlinsive with the globe, the sympathy and concurrence of the people and govern ments of all maritime countries in Christendom are requi site. For, to realise completely the system proposed, what. ever be the distance or direction, or under whatever flag a letter may be conveyed, the single service of its mere transit from any port of one country to any port of another, must be performed for one penny. If the British mail rickets perform this service on a letter from any port of Great Britian to any port beyond the sea at which they touch for ono penny, the American mail packets must do the same. The French steamer that conveys a letter across the Medi terranean, or the German across the Baltic, or the Danish across the Sound to Sweden, must each perform this single service for a penny. Several governments and nations, then, must move in this matter before the whole scheme is consummated. But Great Britain and the United States can establish this system over more than three-fourths of the globe without the aid or cow currenar of any other governments whatever. England can alone establish it between Liverpool and Halifax, and will do it, doubtless, ere long, and between her and a ll her colonial porta beyond the sea, in every direction, and to every distance. And, if she can convey a letter from Liver pool to Halifax, or to Hong-Kong, or to Australia, for a penny, cannot the United States transport one from New York to Liverpool, Havre, Bremen, or Havannah, for the same? What a singular anomaly it would be, if the transit charge ea a letter from Liverpool to Quebec should be two =awl the same service ea one from Boston to Liverpool ho three oink. It is probably the fact, that nine tieths of all the seenspenassss M the world that crosses the NM is esseeyed Y DMA and American vessels. If, tbssnems.these two posesenests can be brought, by • posmare drib& Orates, komite in establishing an ocean ==ese"s s u e r be ss i g a li , m il i n t a thLir th u e n i ttf i d e p l owe t r, o t f lit t y s and IMseatessiN lips* tai Mealy of man." T billmi lt i le allowing letter, dated Lfai_ap. _May 7, 1862, is by Mr. Lawrence late United Stales Waster at the court of St. James, mid:used to his gweenessed:—"Aftor our es priest's la the great increased semespoodesse essesgsent upon the reduction of the bawd nee el there cannot, I think, be much doubt that a in crease would take place, were • sodomise ride it the ma ntes between this country and the United States. It would seem that the Treasury of the United States is I. a condi tion to try the experiment, if it be an experiment. Daring the first two or three years, perhaps, some aid from the Trea son will be required. But it seems to me that the amount whisk may be tamporarily . necessary will be of small import ance compared with the immense benefits to result from I it. f anything is to be done immediately in this matter, the example must be set in the United States. I think that the great body of the people of this country are in favour of the system ; but I bass some doubt whether the government will not view the question entirely in a finan cial light, and be unwilling to make any sacrifice. They maintain a steam navy, in part, by their high ocean postal rates, to almost every part of the globe. Daring the Great Exhibition of 1851 an association was formed for the pur pose of promoting a cheap and uniform system of inter national postage for letters and printed papers, and a large committee was appointed, which has bad the sub ject under e oas ideretiou. A few days shoe several of those gentlemen calld upon me, as a deputa tion from the general committee, for the purpose of dia. cussing the question. Lord Ashburton is the chair man of the general committee, and was to have been the chairman of the deputation, but was prevented from at tending by illness. The deputation consisted of Sir John Boileau, Bart. ; S r John Burgoyne, K.C.8.; William Brown, Za h ri. B , i M.P. • H. Cole, Esq. and several other gm. domes of char acter and standing. They stated that the system o cheap oceanic postage must begin in dm United States; that when commenced it would, in their judgment, be adopted here from necessity, as, in can rif refusal on the part of this government, all the correspor dance between the two countries would be transmitted by American vessels, since no government, in the present state of opinion, would probably wish to renew the severe mea sures pursued towards the Washington, and that their efforts would now be given to effecting a cheap inter national pangs between the United Kingdom and the United States. FIENDISH RAILWAY r.—On fluzs• daytime welds ateGm.lool_ to overthrow a railway train on the Maashestor, filteMeld, and Lincolnshire line by plating hoe wade* railway deepen across the down rails, at a our= two mikes west of the Woodhead Tunnel. For tunately a Image eL a. not one with passengers, was the first to muse is esllbion w'th the obstruction, about 12.16 p.m., sad as Godson injury resulted. A man was seen to lean the Whew at the Get girder bridge, near the place, a little time balm the goods train came up. Mr. Aillport, the manager, eeemmunicated the facts yesterday to Mr. Richard Beswick, ebbef superintendent of the detective riles at Manchester, and a strict inquiry is taking place, with a view to the discovery of the offender. The company have also offered a reward of fifty pounds on the conviction of the man. The express train from Sheffield to Manches ter was due at the place at five minutes after one, and, as th• line for some miles above is on an incline, it would pro bably have attained • great speed by the time it came in MMus with the obstructions, when considerable loss of Nib =sat hive resulted. ELBECAR COLLIERY REPLOSION.—ELSECAR, TallllllDAY.—After a protracted deliberation, the jury came In eieediet of " Accidental death" as regarded the whole of do lea They also desired to recommend that the aft government inspector in reference to the sod general management of the pit should be eesekil out. The Coroner, in discharging the Ihwelled Am for the patient attention which they had dewsted M Ids fees, which he hoped would be the last it would be bls pied &WM investigate. WISWIKINNTI3 Alin. —At Westminster Abbey Church about tea abides are allowed for taking seats be fore the cosgan strikes up, and about the same time for the disponi= of the Lion after the blessing ; and the gates are abseils.* as soon as the sexton, who had performed the oMee of whipper-in, has ejected the last lin gering loiterer, The circnmatance of this rigorous limits ties as to open doors is productive of serious inconvenience to the public ; and it is astonishing to find, considering the rush at the doors to obtain seats, and also the painful sensa tion of cold and damp which is felt even in the summer season, that such crowds should present themselves at the gates long before they are opened, and that, too, in the worst weather. Every Englishman glories in the splendour of this temple, of which he is justly proud ; but the piety of the greatest zealot for high church must be indeed ardent if he can continue his devotional attendance throughout our dreary winter. The windows and wills strum with damp, the datum perspire of it, sad the stone floors are below zero. Wherefore is there no fire ? Is the chapter too poor ? Or is there danger to he •pppprerehanded (St. Paul's *was cost burnt down) from the inEsmmable nature of the materials ? —The Bailiff. THE TYNEEIOUTII CHURCII RATE CASE.—The magistrate' of Tynemouth, after investigating into the ex traordinary church rate seizures and ezhorbitant cats levied on the members of the Society of Friends, by the church , wardens of Christ Church, in that borough, have ordered 131., about one-half of the costs, to be refunded. Considerable transactions are taiiiii;Place in End lish mining stocks , but the chief impediment to busi ness still consists in the comparative scarcity of good shares. Prices are decidedly firm. The gold mining shares to-day were very fiat until after 3 o'clock, when numerous buyers came in, and the market became decidedly better. Colonial Gold left off 31 to 4 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 1 t to a. prem. ; and in other descriptions the rally was proportionate. As the dealers had sold freely in the early part of 7 ; ,, the day, they raised quotations immediately on a re- l° viva' of the demand, but it may be noticed that the 1 3 , character of this market remains highly speculative, st and, en a rapid advance a supply ensues. SI United Mexican, and the shares of the Old Aus- a. tritium Copper Company, were heave. si. le The non-o ffi cial quotations are:—Peel River and se Mineral Land, 101 to 111 prem. • Nugget Vein Com- 10 pony, 44 to prem.; Australian Mutual, Ito j is prem.; Australian Consols, Ito prem.; Monarch as Mine, to 5-16 prem. ; L'Aigie d'Or, par to prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, par to prem.; Burn's se Creek Gold, 4 to 3 prem. ; Anglo Australian, to 3 U prem. ; Carberry West, 4 to prem. ; Connemara, 3 s 4 to t prem.; Glenaulin, par to 1 prem. ; South Cork et. Copper, Copper,to t prem. ; Kenmare, to prem. ; Jo males lto prem.; Pontgibaud, 2to 3 to prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold Mining Company, ft to 1 prem.; Worthing, 5,1; Portland Iron Com- gt. pasy, Ito t prem.; Barossa Range, 51. to 15s. per d share ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining Com- at pany, to; prem.; Lewis 11111 Range, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. East Indian Iron, Ils. to 13s. per share ; Moen Read, 1 to 1 prem. to THIS DAY —Two o'CLoca. The gold mining sham to-day are firmer, the' g, advanced quotations current after the termination of Ili the regular business hours yesterday being main- le tamed. Colonial gold shares have been bought as high as Si prem., and Nouveau Monde at It prem. K Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 270 to 1 4 . 180. South Australian Land mark 68 to 70, and is Van Diemen's Land, 20 to 21. la 18 1%,11.6111 ri done *t. 006i128 MW vricer Ile. sea , . ~ 1•1 yesterday. to.. Ire.= • 410 011 10 : „ I tTlferdaa $4 4 au 1 1 17. 1 . 7 VOW 20 aretralles .......... 3 4 4 7 4 NAM 1 Amarallan Oardlllera all 1 els Ima 100.0911 Aestrelma Freehold all 1 po6 11 15,0911 1 tee Merle all $ &pm MIAMI 1 British Ames:alba Gel, all 4 Ipm 11 WIN 1111 Willa lies 13.3 II 13 10.0110 $2 Bradl.lep.(ha.atdl.p 241 4 5 SSW 10 De.Oceer and Caleb all 2 3 11.099 90 Do. dt. John Del Be - 13 19 30 1111.44111 1 Omen% Creek 4 Pls 19.1119 40 Oem all 42 44 SWAN & I 31 31 ya 41 14 7 le SAWA St Views of Eag all 13 hi 74 per COIL en ei T, pm 70.11110 2VialemeMilloaOmpel all 1$ iea 11 SIMS 10 ell Golden 71.110 Greed Deily of leder all leal 6 Pld 2 11000 Qf.a all 11 pa Leila Liend oe berty ell I 11 pm llatlifers. Gold aßrfa Crsablaios. all I .11, 1115,119 Marisa& all II isa 11 1 ItaalsosalllkAnsriaas 0 4 46 1444,13arbada . all # i par SINIVINIU Marie all 11 14 lA= 1 1 MAN Part osh „. el 20,000 ....... 1 I 2I Am Si Rl 4 poi 60 Saysnaey ell 23 27 V Dino New .... „... 13 II 9 7.110 WAI dewlaps de Cabs 81 71 11= I South all pia 10 Fla Croft 41.174 VAN Selma Modem MVO 1 Weller IMAM 1 West Limon 1 Tabs to-day. I 11. le 1a 1 : ►! It. ►s 60 it. ►6 $ II U! : to I V Se re I I l i n ti t ~. u u i s .t. FOREIGN EV _,..sins OWN& II pia Oists. 41 par Omits, 1823 . Q Costa., 1833 104 08 102 .. 0 103 . 0 105 . 80 111C91 4 per Mats pee Oat& New LORD Ineneane on Lond;;e: t entiti. 25 24, IC allyso 4 92 4. 11sier,r0.1840 fl o r *sly Naples ras cals, dew 98 Do. 3 73 Do. 1830 -1 _ Piedmont S 100 40 Treasury Ikeda Do. 8, 1883 Paine, J.N. 7.—St. Gallatin, 1,390 ; Vanilla (right hank ditto OA ; Puts I,ose; Pens sod Do u g, 920; Roam sad Havre. 310 ; sad Avk. son (ConverterD, 373 ; inseams sad Bale, 330; Neetbses, 827 30 ; Peels sad tambours, 785; Pad- sad ILyeas, USN; Lyons sad Ya ditarraneen, 735 ; Nostsresa sad Treys*, 291 50 ; t)asst, —; Memo sod Bt. Under to Om, 338; Paris sad Clarbotm 522 30; Man sad Essamon, 1140; Rordreon nal la 390 1 MVPs sad pseemy, 382; Emus of Maly, 1002 60; Pula sad 8011111111, ; Berdasas sad Test., —; Omani knee, 317 30. VIENNA, JAN. s.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 98i. New 'Loan (Series A), —; (Series B), —; Four-and-aaalf per Cents., 88. Bank Shares, 1,370. Exchange on London, 11.29. BERLIN, lAN. s.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan, 41 per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto (1852), 103; National Debt, 945; Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 148; Bank Shares, 111. PAZIA. Us. 7. ,ion For ACI/Vat. For Mosey. METALS, Mr. Moate's circular s tates that the iron market has steadily maintained its position this week, and although Scotch pig has been sold in one or two instances at a trifle below the present quotations, the principal holders have shown no disposition to give way; but, on the contrary, buyers have taken the advantage of securing any parcel presenting itself. The past year has shown an immense improvement in the value of iron, and the demand which has arisen fully warrants the great advance in prices which has taken place. The stock of Scotch pig iron is reported at 450,000 tons, but when it is considered that the present demand for manufactured iron is actnally . more than the whole trade of Great Britain can supply in a reasonable time, it will readily be seen that the stock of raw material should be proportionately increased. Pig iron and rails have advanced more than one hundred per cent. since the early part of the year, but at that period prices were at the lowest ebb, and the production far from remunerative either to masters or men, 'while the prospects of the trade were of a most gloomy description; but the increased progress of railway opera tiens in the United States and other quarters of the globe, and the sudden demand for iron which has simultaneously sprung up, has naturally had the effect of stimulating the market to an extent only equal to its previous depression. It may appear remarkable that, with an increased stock, the price should have doubled itself within a few months; but the overwhelming supplies of gold which are conti nually arriving In America and in England must account for the sadden change in the price of this metal as well as in all other commodities which, notwithstanding in creased stacks, have also shown advanced prices: while l at the same time, there is not • commodity which has experienced each an enormous demand from unexpected channels es iron, during the year which has just elapsed. 'Scotch pig iron is quoted firm at 745. cash for mixed num hers, with buyers • shade lower. Rails, forming the most important branch of the iron trade, continue steady with large inquiries in the market ; all the makers are in full operation, and unable to enter into any contracts for early delivery ; the orders already en hand extend far into next year. The quotation stands at 91. 10s. f. o. b. in Wales. Welch bars have followed other descriptions of iron, and are gradually reaching the price of rails. Makers ask 91. to 91. se. per ton. In Staffordshire prices have also ce ai- vand about 90 to 100 per cent. during the last twelve I months, owing to the large orders for rails on hand. Hoops and sheets, tic., have been scarcely obtainable. Speller was sold as low as 141. 2s. 6d. in April, but a succession of operations has gradually advanced the price to 201. per ton, at which sales are being made. A large quantity has ehanged bands this week, and holders are looking for much higher prices. The stock on the Ist instant consisted of 12,934 tons. Swedish steel has ad- vanced to 201. per ton. One or two lots to arrive are offering at 191. Copper, owing to the scarcity of ores, has risen 201. during the year, and the article is very firm at 1071. 10s. for tile and tough cake, with a limited quantity in the market. Lead has improved about 71. 10v. per ton. There is an immense demand for this metal, chiefly for the United States, and the price bids fair to maintain the ascendancy for several months. There are no sellers of pig under 241. per ton f. o. b. in London. Tin plates gradually fell to 225. for coke in May and June, and in some instances lower prices were accepted ; this article however has come more under notice, and makers Dave taken very large orders for forward delivery. Coke has been sold at 295. and charcoal 345. per box; the latter des- I cription is now more in request, and holders ask 335. to 38s. per box, f. o. b. in London. WESTERN RAILWAY OP FRANCE.—Traffic for the week ending Jan. 2, 1853 :-4,852/. ; corresponding week i laet year, 3,0191. Niles open, 99. steraiint is iiiiiiiiirThremet.Ge7 all Daidem l Peak and Ater all La Aqaba MIL. h 0 awl L. hD) ... .„ . mll Do. (Sit .. aa Sailors Deaths, ... • an imam Umlaut, Chem A.. OM, L 11. 1116) all Da dam II sad C att. 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Ili lit A I I is i 150 91 23 1 1P• 6 I 2 1016 1 24 11 t it IT} IT 111 Pa } 17 Pr Ps 281 111 60 ms pit 10 101 Si II I iIP .WAYS. ti I MS 6i I pm S par pt 1 pa 10 11 I= II II In :1 a 1 u The English funds opened at tiiTicelariTseZ a ii - iies of yesterday, the first quotation of Consols being 100} to 1 ex die. for the opening, but some support was afforded by the resumption of purchases by the government broker, who, it appears, has 479,9781. to invest in the quarter ending the bth April next. There were also some considerable _purchases sat Three-and-o-Qtaseter per dal broker. After the close of the official hours, Consols rallied to 1001 to ;, being the price at which they stood yesterday morning, just prior to the an nouncement of the movement made by the Bank. Concurrently with this, the general feeling of the Stock Exchange was firmer at the close, but it is obvious that a sensible check has been given to the general confidence by the measure referred to, the consequences of which, hitherto very lightly estimated in the market, may yet be more plainly seen. Bank Stock ascended to 223, upon the anticipation of increased profits from this attempt to artificially raise the value of money. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, fbr money, 1004, 1 • ditto, for the opening, 1001, 1, 1. Three per Cent. &duce& 1001, 101, 1001. Three-and-a-quarter per Cents., 1041 4. Annuities of 30 years, expiring in 1859, 6 3-16. Bank Stock, 2244, 224, 225. The raising of the Bank rate of discount might have been expected to have an unfavourable effect upon Exchequer Bills, but on the announcement of this step of the directors the price improved Is., it being probably considered that with an increased value for money no further reduction in the rate of interest borne by these securities could be attempted. Foreign stocks were inactive and flat, especially Spanish. Turkish Scrip has receded to 4to 4 prem. Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds are decidedly higher, owing to the fall in the exchange. Trans actions are recorded as follows :—Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds,9l, 894, 904 (exchange fixed at 10 fl. per £). Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98.4, 4 ., ; ditto, Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 103. Danish Five per Cents., 108. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 661, 671, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 981. Peruvian Six per Cents., 1041 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 64, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents., 40. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1044, 1,4, ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93, 4, Z. Spanish Old Three per Cents.. 49, ex div.; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 1,1, ex div. • the Spanish Committee's Certifs., 44 per cent. Swedish Loan, 11 dis. Turk ish Six per Cent. Loan, 4, j prem. In Lombard-street to-day the rate for money on call was raised from 14 to 1/ per cent. The shipments of gold to Russia continue heavy. We hear this afternoon that engagements have al ready been made for the despatch of 120,0001. by the Wilberforce, which will leave to-morrow for Ham burg; and the total shipments by this opportunity will probably be larger. Within the last three months it is estimated that at least half a million sterling has been despatched to this quarter, in half imperials and bar gold. The continuance of the movement of course depends on the quotation of the exchange, as so long as it continues at its present high figure these remittances are purely in the natural course of trade. The St. Petersburg exchange itself is mainly influenced by the brisk speculation in grain now going on at Odessa. A second call of 21. per share has just been made by the directors of the Australasian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Company, payable by the let February. The directors of the North Devon Railway and Dock Company have also made a further call of 11. per share on the 164 " Class No. 1 shares;" a secor d call of 11. per share on the "B guaranteed 81. half-shares;" and a fourth call of 21. 10s. per share on "Class No. 2 shares." These calls are to be paid by the 21st February. The tendency of the markets for miscellaneous shares to-day was generally downwards till late in the afternoon, when better prices prevailed. Aus tralian Agricultural declined to 265, but recovered to 270 to 280. South Australian Land shares, after receding to 64, were more firmly supported, and closed 70, buyers. The price of the Austra lian Agricultural, ex the Peel River shares, was quoted 100 this evening. It is reported that the dividend of this company for the past year will bell. Bs. per 1001. share, on which 3.51. has been paid; but it is understood th at this payment is inde pendent of profit derived from the altered state of the company's affairs. Australian Bank shares were transacted at rather lower rates, but also rallied. In other miscellaneous joint stock undertakings there was a suspension of business. The only dealings offi cially marked are in General Steam Navigation Com pany's shares at 294, and Royal Mail Steam at 814. The demand for the shares of the North British Aus tralian Company, however, continued, and they were quoted as high as 3 to 34 prem. (with 11. paid), but the closing price was 2 prem. sellers. Royal Swedish Railway shares cl os ed 1, to 1 die.; French South Eastern Railway, 4 to Z prem. ; Zealand Railway, to 1 prem.; London Bank of Australia and India, par to 4 prem.; Great Western and City Junction Rail way, par to 1 prem. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies, from the 24th ult. to the 7th inst., is as follows : Rate of Exchange. Bengal £11,783 17 1 Its. Id per Company's r. Madras 4,299 4 9 Bombay Total .... £ 16,083 1 10 In the market for foreign exchanges this afternoon 1 the tendency was rather in the direction of a rally, , but the variation from the rates of last post is not important. The change was chiefly apparent in Parts, Amsterdam, and Hamburg. Vienna and Trieste were considerably lower, being done even at 11.40 to 43. This quotation is thus about 7 per cent. above its natural level, but it remains to be seen if this improvement id the financial position of Austria will be maintained. For Madrid and Cadiz there was a fair demand at sok to I. Lisbon and Oporto and Belgian places were the same as last poet. The prices negotiated are as follows : 71me. Prices as miotlatoo this day. Bib and 11. Mooey. droaterdata pert Short 113. 15rtv. ... 110. 161mv. Ditto Saimaa' Yaws* n n 25h.25,. ... 25h.30.. Brum& assabarg sad Alton& „ „ 13mos. 51 soh,. :3mes. 51 sm. St. Members per raids „ Mil Dews ... MI pence Paris per £ Nor' 23h. he. ... 25fr. 710. Ditto „ 3 licasthatStr. 350. ... 25h. 371 a. Marseilles „ „ 25h. 250. ... 25h. soe. Trankfort.oe.the.Maine per £lO „ 11816. Okr. ... 1190. Okr Yawns (effective) per £ „ 104 . 405 r. ... 10a. 441 tr. Trieste Madrid per dater„ 5Ol pence ... 501 penal Cadis „ „ 501 peace ... SO pence fillboo - pence ... 19 moos Barcelona. a a 50 1 penes ••• 5 0 Prow Mt a „ „ - peace ... 19 pence „ " - pence ... 49 pesos Gibraltar " + ~, - pesos ... 49 peso, Leghorn Genoa f i i .a = per dm • „„ 411 peace ... 411 peace per ounce„ 124 s pence ... 121 penes Messina Lisbon per milre:9ll days date MI pence .. 53: prim °Porto „ 331 pence ... 931 wage The price of gofd yesterday at Paris was about 3 per mille prem. (new tariff rate), which at tho The Bank of England return for the week end ing Saturday, the lst of January, ie as follows: BANK OF KNOLAND..—AOOVPIT for Ulu soak ending Jazz. 1,11:63. baTAI Notes limed x...... 06.014,005 ! Illt.i. 211.01! RADIUM Di AAAAAA Di. Proprietors' Natal ‘14,563A0 Oorenroent Sawlike Sao 3313.824 duclud.Powl Wcorbt Public Deposits Undue Annuity, 513.051.691 lizeheq., Soy. Santa, Other elocurwee .. l5 875,758 Comols. of )laelooal Naos - . .... - 10,90..4.4 De r D b oposits t, le 41 Inv. Area) ..- 9.288. 1203.852 342 Gold anal nilver Cola - 513,P57 Otte -eren-day sue other 11111. 1,34.111 I - -- £41411,599 C41.311.5e9 M. MARSHALL. Chief Coshler. Jan. 6, 1851 The above return, when compared with that for the week preceding, exhibits the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 23,053,510 Increase 828,005 Public deposits 9,266,342 Decrease 31,384 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,961,691 Decrease 997 Other securities in ►asking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,384,381 Decrease 38,906 The Rest .29,955 The Reserve This return presents some changes of considerable importance. The increase in the " other," or private securities, is extraordinarily large, and it is doubtless in consideration of the unusual demand thus made upon them, concurrently with other circumstances, that the directors thought themselves justified in adopting their late measure, the object being to check the speculative movement in several branches of business. The decrease in the reserve is upwards of a million, and the increase in the circulation 828,0051., a very large sum. The receipts on govern ment account during the week embraced must have been heavy, as this item still shows a slight increase over last week's return, notwithstanding the large disbursements ►hat must have been made in connec tion with the close of the financial quarter. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The stock markets to-day are generally a shad• firmer, although there is in every department a sus pension of active operations. Consols were for a moment offered at the opening of business at 1001 fur cash, butthe prevalent quotation has been 1001 to ex div. for money and the 18th, and 1001 to 4 for delivery in February. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 101 to 1011; the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041 to 1041; Bank Stock, 223 ; Exchequer Bills, 87s. to 70s. prem.; India Bonds, 82s. prem. Foreign stocks are stationary in price with very limited transactions. The Spanish Committee's Cer tificates has improved to 41 per cent. Granada De ferred bonds mark 121; Spanish Old Threes, 49 ex div.; ditto Deferred, 231 to ex div.; Turkish Scrip, 1 prem. ; Dutch Fours, 981; Portuguese Con verted Fives, 431. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING -LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. Since the close of the market on the 22nd ult. there has been a steady demand for Sugar, principally tor the refi ning qualities, which have advanced about Is. per cwt. For the grocery descriptions, of which rather large quantities have been brought forward, full rates, to an advance of 6d. per cwt., have been obtained. There has also been some enquiry for Coffee, several parcels of plantation Ceylon changed hands at full prices to an advance of about Is. per cwt., while the native descriptions, which have been freely dealt in, have advanced to 48s. per cwt., but a transaction has been yesterday evening reported at 475. per cwt. Salt petre has been in fair demand, at former rates. The Tea market continues firm, particularly for all qualities in cur ' rent consumption. Black leaf Congous go off readily at full prices, bat only occasional sales arc made of the com mon kind. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports s short supply, at the following quotations :—Prime meadow Hay, 80y. to 851. ; inferior, 655. to 755.; Rowen, 555. to 655.; Clover, 85s. to 100 s.; second cut, 65.. to 878.65. ; straw, is. to 30s. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady, but not active. Prices are quoted is follows : Town Tallow, 455. 9d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465. 9d. ; January to March, 46r. 6d.; October to December, (new(, 465. MARKET Avnasoas.—Town 'Tallow, 475. 9d. • Fat by ditto, 2s. 7d.; Yellow Russian, 48s. Gd. ; melted Stuff , 355. 6d. • rough ditto, 235. ; Tallow Grearcs, 14$ . ; good Dregs, 6 a COVENT GARDEN,-THIS DAY, Wet weather having again set in, trade has been in conse quence less brisk. Vegetables are good and plentiful. Pears and Hothouse Grapes are insufficient for the demand ; the former consist of Beurre Rance, Ne Plus hli uria, and Easter Beurre. Apples are as yet plentiful ; among Om are nice samples of the America,' Newtown Pippin, and we also observed Lady Apples very tine, at from Is. 61. to 2s. per dozen. Cob and other Nuts are realising fair prices. Both Beakale and Rhubarb are now tolerably abundant. But gpcd Asparagus has not yet become plentiful. Potatoes have not altered in value since our last report. Mush rooms are scarce. Cut flowers consist of Heaths, Primulas, Early Tulips, Roses, Mignonette, aad Camellias. rams. . _ Pineapples, per lb., 41 to se grapes, hothouse, do., as to 10e Pomegranate% stash, 24 to 4d Apples,dessert, p bus., 6s to 10s kitchen, do., is to Mt Lemma, per doz., Is to ts Penes, per des., 1e64m4 Ahionds, per peek, 5s sweet, per lb. 2. to Ss Nuts, Barcelona, per bushel, 20s (7.11"1 4 . 11 0 4 - Bpsnith do., les to las Oranges, per doz., Is to 2s Chestnuts, per bash., Bs. to 20s ' ABLES. . _ VgOET , per doz., Pd to le ? k r ent it s ßeans, per 100, ie - I:eeite," per bunch, la to 2d dhellots, per Lb. 6d to rd pas 1 .. Strome% per M., Is to 3s =pee dr., to to 2s Sprouts, per ht. sieve, U le le dedsierges, p. bundle, 3s to lts des eke, per basket, is6d to 216 d likelerls, per bundle, 9d to is 64 freedom, per ton, 3.5 s to 140 s per cwt., Ss togs per bush., 2s 61 to 16 6d Turnips, per doe., Is Od to Is 9,1 Members, each, Is to Si Way, per bundle, Id to Is 3d Olifooll. p. dos., 2s 6d toes Ileskeach, per sisee ' la to 2s Onions. per bunch, 2d to ed Spanish, p. d05.,141 to Is Beet, per doe, Is to Is 6d Garlic, per lb.. 61 to ed Lettuce, cab., per score, 4d to cos, do., 9d to Is Radishea, per doz.. ad to Is Endive, per more, Is to Is 6d Small Salado, p. pun., 2d to 9d Horse Radish, per but., Is to 3s Muabroome, per pot. is to Is 6d Sorrel, per halt sieve, Gd to Is Artichokes, per coo.. is to 6s Fennel, per bunch, 24 to 3d Savory, per bunch, 2d to 3d Thyme, per bunch, 11 to 3d IParsley, per dos bunches, Zs to Is Mint, per bunch, 4d to 6d Bud, green, per bunch, 3d Marjoram, do., '2,1 to 3d Matercremes, p. 12 bun., 4d to id THE LAMBING SEASON.—The lambing season in Surrey, Sussex, and Hants, has commenced geuerally in these counties, and bids fair to be a very prolific year for the flockmasten. For not only do the lambs come healthy and strong, but the greatest proportion of the ewes have thrown doubles. But the general impression amongst many experienced shepherds was that the long continu ance of wet weather, which is so very injurious to Sheep, would have caused the lambs to have conic weakly. But they now are of opinion, that if dry weather should set in, from the great abundance of turnips and other winter pro vender on the land, we shall have a much earlier supply of fat lamb than usual. SAMBRE AND MEUSE RAlLWAY.—Traffic for the month of December, 18.52, 1,5711. is. 6d. Corresponding period last year, 1,2081. 185. 10d. Traffic for the year 1352, 14,6527. 10s. 2d. ; Ditto, 1851, 11,798/. Is. 10d. WEST FLANDERS RAILWAY. —Traffic for the month of October, 1852, 1,3941. Os. 4d.: corresponding period last year, 1,2281. 116.11 d. This amount includes the sum received by the government for the Company's account. s, w :I LEBEC and RICHMOND RAILWAY.— lamer. It HERVEY tiIVEN to the Shareissiders that the IN4TtINENT el £2 %we entre Mares thisOno on the I Ste Pe., PAYABLE in LONDON to the Union Wof lead o : tw LIVERPOOL to Menem Mon and Oa. ... m . 0 ../ Reigate,. d Shares wtU be ready on or after the 13th p.,r.gvat at this otter for Prowistonat Certificates, oat per. Nos ic t h e lam r, accompanied by beakers' rootlets for payment of Igulpst des 0 I LLIAM CII tPIIAN, Agent of the Quebec end Riehmood Railway Company. um" 2, Leadesball-nreet. JP. 7, tun. --- SEASONABLE FESTIVITIES.—The exuberance of 0. c,, , ,,055, Mid WIMPS of piety, naturally Whom the fair Wit pachful to Mae to advantage umber the this duties of the Joliet. mof may ends ..d t here oil to devote especiat attention to 'l"., t pp b.tier re ,roe tits( R• 1W LANDS' MACASSAR OIL. far w pm and surtain ad a lutoriant head of hair; ROWLANDS' gaLYBon, tar rehtlerisi the AM Wt, fair, and IM *ming, and s omotts . otioN7o. or Pearl Dent‘Mm. for imparg a purl s, Odeon a the teeth, are (0100 tato isertmeed requalUon to pro. .o.Lori the to o advantage.. ro universally screglit fos , i.dopei. Swan of sperinos imitations. The only grandee of gm teen , the name " Rowlands" preceding that of the ankle on gammon • r plea. -H old by A. KOW LAND and dONS, 20. HAWS. 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