The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-19 00:00:00

/I€. e • • • ..'s C" --- Z4fr • 4 er g ..... a ..7, iTtt-- . ..-:..:J_'.1.•43.T.: . ..5.:.% No. 2,000.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY E YEN IN G, JANUARY 19, 1853. [THREEPENCE. SE MEN'S HOSPITAL SOCIETY, estabhied el. `sr t the nyzAismovouT. leatienesd is; iikorgoteloil T ANN C4L COLita of me geownwe el Ude sergereden 0: hp o w & ewes, 74. lUDs Willimalredt, ti. ea %LPN ICADAT, As bed .1.1 et February wok ke *be el „ um " velure Mama a tremeomr, kat sod a 'a...amtest for tbe dowsing MI. M1A.114 v ol mart. mod tor the tramedicie et elbow Imeleoeset rr : os aited.The @Mir win be lobes et me As t w o ilindssly. O. KENDALL 000 E. leiliebery. N aid. MIA /4. 'Ling Wilbsoweleese, trimory ISSL I all. Oo their admission, however, they did And a hug , meat of a letter which had escaped destruction, and which contained words Inquiring of the person addressed whether there we. any "chance of the dead man's watch being treeei• SHARE LIST& 60/111011 i.vr• TP. istll66, nod facierdas Ms MO= Br Ni Audios I I °Mini owl Ikqvidlas6 114 144 0660 MAE sal Ord* 118saafaa die zin N.. De. Moeda. 1 If ~ Orest Who realimals... 2 2 1,, Onned ANI*666 of rms. Cs Far OtlkaLeOnsiarnares par I es is De. Sorb p011i5..1,111112 are still many persons, however, who cannot bring themselves to think that the Bank diree tors will adopt the extraordinary step referred to, un warranted, as it assuredly is, by the commercial and financial position of the countri. Meanwhile, the activity of business in many departments has re. oeived a sensible check, and a decided feeling of dis trust has been engendered, although the favourable character of our trade and markets is so palpable that the feeling cannot be aggravated into one of alarm. In view of the suspense which is acting so injuriously on the markets, and checking business, many parties now express a wish that the directors would at once raise the rate, as the worst would then be known, the 31st December. A full report of the proceedings will be found iu another column. Tussah Evairrno. Business in the railwaT market continues checked by the prevalent uncertainty as to the course that will be adopted by the Bank directors, but the feel ing to-day was better. The late operators for a fall were realising profits during the morning, by buying back freely what they had sold. Dovers were sen sibly better, owing to the very favourable traffic. At the present period, just prior to the half-yearly meet ings, business in railway stocks is usually circum scribed. _ _ The Australasian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Corn pany, having nearly completed their arrangements, intend to commence active operations in July. Their vessels are then to be despatched monthly via the Isthmus of Central America. The fleet of this com pany will consist of the Kangaroo, the Dinornie, the Emeu, the Black Swan, and the Menura,the tonnage of which ranges from 1,350 to 1,666 tons respectively. Another impartan t step will thus be at tained towards the accommodation of our rapidly extending trade with our southern colonies. It is only when the several lines of steamers projected shall have been put fairly on the route,between here and Australia that we can hope to have remittances of gold with regularity, in payment for the daily increasing supplies of nearly all articles that are now in course of shipment from this side. It is most gratifying to see the spirit with which individual and joint-stock enterprise hastens to meet the requirements of this new branch of trade, irrespective of the tardy aid derivable from government, which always succeeds in imposing such shackles on a steam navigation company that effi ciency is oat of the question. When we see com panies running steamers on such long voyages as these at their own risk, the question arises, why should the nation be compelled to spend; such large sums in subsidizing szeociatsoNi ) fee smug on muchsharter and more renittnerative • lines, which, if under proper management arid• werc shackled by vexatious government regulations,would r pay handsomely, without any national subsidy. The time appears to be by no means distant when the public treasury may be relieved of a heavy expense in this way, but to attain this most desirable object it is essential that every encouragement should be given to steam navigation enterprise by the autho rities. Although there was no remarkable alteration in the rates of foreign exchange this afternoon, more bill, were ordered on Amsterdam, Hamburg, and Frankfort, which accordingly showed an upward, tendency, but Paris was unaltered. Generally it was considered that the rates would have gone rather lower, but for the impression that the rate of die count will be further raised. Vienna and Trieste were rather higher, and for Spanish and Portuguese places there was less demand. The prime negotiated are shown below : ----- Government Prisons oMce. Dublin Castle, Jan. 17, 1863. Sir,—This observations in your p..per of Friday last, in Misimese to Hie earaduct of the authorities in Kirwan's cam, pip a asty Mt be j ust; but I cannot accept than as in my degree applicable to this department. I have no direct El. trot over the county gaols in Ireland, which are placed aw under the boards of superintendence , and the mode removal of convicts is altogether in the discretion of the tabulary • so that " his prolonged detention in Kil. malaham Gaol," " his treatment there," " the second ekes carriage," the " separate cabin," and all the Ohm incidents alleged to have occurred after he had left Kilmainhant Prison, and before hie arrival at Spike Island, are wholly without my cognisance or control. In all matters properly wining within my juriedictien, I have not abated one jot or tittle from the strictest interpretation of my duty, ea will fully appear on iaquiry. In feet, my interference as regards Kirwan was armaarily limited to this, via., " to enjoin on the Governor of Kil mainham Gaol that he should be clothed is the fauvist dress on removal," and to direct the Governor of Spike Island prison, that on his reception " he should be ago ployed as a labourer on public works." I enclose an ex tract from • letter addressed by me to the Governor of Spike Is and, and beg to add thit Kirwan is treated In every respect as an ordinary felon.—l am, sir, your abe am& mem% H. lirrcurre. Goverment Prisons 011 ice, Dublin Castle, 12th January, 1853. I lees to NU your special notate to the cam of the eau- Oil Unrest, sow to your custody, and to direct that he be Is A atepets treated as any other ordinary felon ; that he be esigispid at the usual works on the island, and that rilam pretence whatever is any visitor to have access to without • written order from the Under Secretary or epertssent, :il i SH AltES.—To be DISPOSED OF, at par, TWO IT SIAN 111011LIELIZT =MUM Wa'', "ba immo (sr •my puMbon M eop am mellioe um Min Imam tee A al mes Mos m Fonm), es a W Writ JOAN POWIJII mr• mmak Temorminet. City. urmaller - 17.."7: tie. (Paha") De. (Cesil) De.. per at. =aana 4 ? There was not so much business in French lines. Prices ruled steady throughout the day, bat after the official hours sales were renewed. It appears that the rates charged for carrying over shares at the settlement just concluded at Paris were con siderably lighter. 0 I 3 3 I $ 1 dal par • 10 pa . ...1 I 114 paa lame t Llera(irltli la.) II Coo. Do.(s lea raft) .. lq ft Nathan id hum. U I 10 Dia. Nil par 41.1161 rR. anima der; 144 Nar (ta weplaalriaak hair. 141 ears ad Lem . 14 144 pa ah Voris sad Opines . 40 Paris mad Sam ... 47 Se oars awl turban/ .. $0 1114 e.ra.Ca4NamaCkerbrarg 41 I an aul Itiallmoad .. f pert dams red Ha** .. 1111 104 imam and . . De. $1 pa Ott, Prefer. %Whirs et Pram— ... 1 le par Upper pea Wag Flanders 4 Dap par OWL Pada. ais P. Ironed 101 M pa WMUMelton' al Ilwitarlsed.. par es pm ... SEASONABLE FESTIVITI EL—The ezaberass• s i ppso, said soar of pis % aalimily loam the ber pi t d (ROM lo akta• to advantage tusias Ms pre if owe Moak. 1 twiroon amyl agresest WOOER le tin OWN Why Plea. It cunt io kW , * thst tvILANOW MACAISAS VV ...priper I lamellae Mad of 201111110. :AIT tw 011, reoto ' , WI as ltZ si tak. is s wain. 2.1 le ea LAN °DUN TO, or !WI pd. spi outman so tbs esseb.sie sags" W lassissed wits sad sob. lea pa i int adeggil so eaistil s sad odidir•L limos d spoilage less. nit pa Wigs dr aims Soretodir presidia' that or made sa 0 . ei gir abs. se loWL—leldlif A. YOWL* ND sad a0:111. eg. "sok% py sismalses ire perfurairy. ..h Sit I 9 27 111 14 S 3 I I z hi 279 29, $0 279 7 and it • id , I* ered that a ft er the fall—by which the measure probably . be immediately attended—a feeling nfidence might be restored, as there ap pears no probability whatever of the Bank be. in g able to maintain the rate at 3 per cent., and the markets and business . generally would then be placed in an improving coureb. Parties conversant with the market know "i 1 iii THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoot. The railway market opened flat, but has since be come a trifle better, London and North Western, Caledonian, and Great Western stocks have slightly improved, but Aberdeen is lower. Business is very limited. _ _ DAILY NEWS.; Weiss Ilendas Papaw, peke I& nee Nasal erges. DAILT SVCS le at tbs bead el LL Veal Priv of Oust irate* edvreetlee tree onsicaeaso lb bessiest mees, and el e easilso o peadheal Worse, wbothir *West, essiel, sr soisslastleal. ▪ thettarat sd sem of as tleserel Nese.-121 the aerrersey of its ' Ia apports, tbe Map* uneaten. sad isiesrtiel aberseter of Is ynreige Istentees" esd In the 'Ansi usessedlssai suromadsl essedas sratvlael r to. aty, bawl% soil liosarty arfobs.- ibis lbw is eirsowynosii. steleklo s weft efabilen lie of lialgilsetllr sty sew peper way eet of Shipplsei is ibra labs Sass by every :I=r-sed m the cooly daily ISOM WM. id* bee el Oen, Olebelleerbere. b oilman matt to famlles, as lie tbs sly ysysr balks dr Moe 'bids ruled's. and has abeam uehis S Drßmum sliolbodoi ssvoilisosots. la is publbe uroar am ohms lay the bet Men of tar st tae year MO to lb* WIN lasi= Itereepaper a C eibieb It wet be area that e pew el DIG MEMO by sauce eau levy pare bat in in 'ran teems lee throe Wed t ompothqs leitabUred. Stamps km& Nosateu omm - to NOIL•11.0 l'oeq Illoasteo lieur.n. DAILY NEWS lertietelneriss esseseld lIIMIESAII of Oslo waft apsersi by •• Ai • Why NODS lie yessys isliWs T:21 : the Looks ieerstag mom Ass ebe ewe It tot bbylk pearl sod • liberal teser-neee maths ambassaly euteinslfts Ilbsesenn whisk Is the =kW of MOM; slissly. in& the semi 1 081 11=sal pow. sad ebb slo wrest We se -sits to SW • Those--oblidood by any We pi" Ili paid osoo tls oorompsois is smosisial losiosose Tolst ossimolaz ammi llsaras t. Isiasussa la th e Mei= ;or at ahowiloo. Tlssioireet. Larks. French shares are all lower, and other foreign lines very fiat. ;news AND 1111001101 Maim prism yesterday. Is. to-day op toll p.a. ItalLwats. , tang., Notting, Naito suid Nast Jumada all Bins.Wolv. !Warta, Ss Bit lam, Lao„atebea. Jos. all Do.Cbecattlitit..l•42Sl.C. n $1 294 i JOINT STOCK BANKS. I W I too !timid sod TAster • I ei lee 14 es MI ate 41 II dim 11,300 110.000 Sharer BAWL& 40 Awnralada X) Chart. Bask of India. Australia, and China 1$ English, licoltialt, sad Australian Chartered 10 Iferrha Mortared ligak at Australia a-- 6 Royal Award. aaaaaaa sod Gold Import. Co U South $ astralla II Union or Australia . . Do. New 112 SS to4ay. line (6;rsiaitiaT UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. • CONSECILLTION.—St Philip's Church, Chorley, tc recently erected in the parish of Wilmslow, Cheshire, was consecrated by the Bishop of Chester on Wednesday last. Is It has been built and endowed by voluntary subscriptions ID entirely, and contains accommodation for 300 persons, 35 nearly half of which is free. It is erected with • view to its enlargement at some future time, when the wants of the 4 .. neighbourhood may require it. Atter a sermon by the r o " Bishop, the liberal sum of 1621. was collected in aid of • c t , fund for liquidating the debt incurred by the committee le beyond the amount subscribed. _ _ a n lOiseir adylisad all Onluod bombs 45 Delllsaml ni U IS 4 4 Ws Oil li II li If Si If all Imo Melia L lulus Osintlas a 3 i is 21,000 60,000 11.000 10,000 1,000 45 4$ 72 74 II 12 in I diremcbtaii A.. Ode .lea M.) ... an DS@ erl Alit NO is 4rillr all t R W.L 100 Rdlablird mid Obsosir . idiNtir* aid lofts.. 9 79 * U 74 ni i 101600aO. Porgy IGO elogimr & Sosikl !Oto Gross poplins. is Ip. ss No. Bb. liziosurssows. Pd. rz tXoslid —— 10,000 leo 19.4ftliaa Art. 33 140 $9O 11,700 23 9. Australlan Laud U SO 34:d, __ . l 19,000 100 Via D4easen% Land 29 II 10 Badness dose to-day. MI 40 U 6.i \ .-- -- -- —.- .. I X D O: i "ul. t. e l. 100 MANN& ma at. (ire. 100 Oslo Waters .- .. 11 UM IN& 114dera _ all Larmrer . NM Carlisle .. iiy iii 39 41 119 131 104 103 91 914 $1 7 116 SO 114 12 c 01 SI 4 3 Ws 131 IS " I 9 1 ge4 100 101 11 ill 1314 I OS 11 . 99 SO 77i S Oli I I --- --- -.— ---.. Time. Priem as negotiated title day. Dille and K. Money. Inanterdain .... per t igwrt 111. 16 ; ate. ... 1111. 17 ate. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Brnmeia Hamburg and Altona .. „ limo. 31 sail. :3mm. 8 aen. St. Petersburg per ruble „ 354 pence . 38 pence Paris per t Short 2.51 r, 24c. ~. 23fr. 7‘e. Ditto „ 3 Months23lt. 23e. ~. 251 r. 2740. ... Eleeesballdwe. now reed , - - v arirB BATTLE a/ WATERLOO. With IA et yrdirota. towakea. Ledo r. Ilbestssted with Owit Jaw" au LA., Imo Ithtseisal lisp el tits OWN the Wet, eitprowel obese IL.u.. Warted Vim et the YAK •Wm et Sr 11•11•11811 Y lit• set two Perommis Views tee imesdistely sew Me bide. • ewspitee Lista ewe, Mow N ew. is to Cssesigs, wlth se AMOURS& .1 Killed est WeswAttl. Ves Wet be welsielet searit 700 mem isites res• lea L. berth, Dwieweteset, I"atlrd.p S& I xAmias iii Di. C 11611 - too wag:ambit; ISOw ... ... Ili - D. Wiwi Waft Malan MI lit LW. 11i taamattri narwlU Lao.:llilbeiy,ll Boatload 100 Um. 1111.kwo, 8. Caw 100 tabs liertir.Wast• Is De. Mho . . Ds..4lolL,lo.ead L(C 100 . IlAndas esatli-Weilart ilarreille; lsfr. 25e. ... 25fr. 30i. Frankfort-on-tims-ltalas par 110 „ If 1194. Okr. ... 1193. ikr M V,ensia (effective) per .0 „ lON. Iokr. .. 100. 211.. Trieste Madrid per dollar " adi row ... VI penes (Kota ~ .. ... POMO , ••• Jrtt Pena, illa a ki 131 I Lai 'lt CULVERWELLI3 MEDICAL WORILE, Or imi.impirteal, sad Ombra. Is.sath; byr post, I. WHAT TO LT. DIM, AND ATOM. U. =ryas TO TOTING lICZN. m. HOW TO as HAPIPT. ISI Do n till ... ... . S 4 De. 1140 . an taargaftritai hliiissas au lANlNNNialfteiddlm IN sioo,lll4.ldisioN ft • 4 dis 11 II 1114 11 1 3 de 77 74 43 41 Wi• Bilbao „ .• 1 0 " •.. 5 . ' ' ll'e. Barcelona „ „ 30i pence ... 30 penes Kew „ ~ Pace ... eel Peace ievills. Gibraltar ,, ~ pesos .., 491 ream Leghorn Genoa Naples per ducat „ 41i ponce .. 411 penes Palermo per °onos „ 124. penes ... 1111 penes peace neat= . „ „ 120 pea ... 12 4 perm [Arbon per milrm 31) days date pews .. 53 Ream ()part° " ~ ponce ... 33 Dente The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Monday are thus reported by telegraphic expreas:— Dut ch Four per Cents., 93: ; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66 3.16; Spanish Deferred Three per Ceuta, 231 • Mexican New, 241; Portuguese New, 38 5-141 Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 83 9-16. At Vienna, on Monday, the Five per Cent. Metallics were quoted 931, and exchange on London, 10.38. :LisslOsiof I iii bi O -717. _ too De. Neu. sal Derby 1 474 40. Weer. (Irekod).. Ileb ermisolee_.. r.. 77 I rv. POLL AND PHYSICAL ENJOYYZNT Of LIP!. 14 11114opxtAim 71 Niter. end Xll lltorr*Wari _ _ . fl if. 1 le 4 4 il di. 43 SS ON lIPECIId MMUS. ti tes INNITTITTEN of MARMON LIVIL Vl2l. MM US OP RUMS. 34 Irorthoro Oloott..unios 100 North MN& Ai North Devooj an io.i i Ds Do. • 6 Da • Orunt owl 11tDortlilltolbrishato.. •N Mirth 111 A . _ U i SO 1 34 24 dis I 3 1 : 4 i I l 44 1 11 au rg: 49 SO 95 9, U 9.2 TT 119 TO 110 Ds lIUT DU16240L1111 , 111 - EOll9 °ID/. orl HANOI 11. at Iz. MUM DM, 000 SCOTCH WEIL I win., Is. ma. 11YDROPallt OD, 111.0 COLD WOlllll. dEL Iherweal, 21, Pgrangogerwow; Damaio„ 10. FloscAler: glass, Cingig, 04 a begraggse• at of Z. 10, =ra,lleggarore, vb. ail be egagalted day tram IS OW g, 7 1 4 r01 4 t. *To IlisPaiWijasteralime . I NII ini.* Wc4ves NM Misolla Mil , DUBLIN, JAN. 17 .*-Three per Cont.-C(1%461Q 990 ditto for account, Feb. 9,99 i; Three.and-a.Quarter per Cent. Stock, 103, 102,1; ditto for account, Feb. 9, 102; 0 103. Bank Stock, 2231. Dublin and Bel feat Junction, 5 per cent. of 5001., 3 years, 1031. INational Bank of Ireland (22& 10e. paid), 21 ex div. IRELAND. DUBLIN, MONDAY EVIWINU. THE CARLOW ELECTION-THE NOMINATION. The election of a member to fill the seat for the borough of Carlow, left vacant by Mr. John Sadlair's acceptance of the office of Lord of the Treasury, commenced in the court-house of that town this morning. During the morning the town, with the exception of that portion of it in the immediate vici nity of the court-house, presented a perfectly able aspect, but the scene within and around building during the proceedings was one of intense excitement and turbulence. When the doors were thrown open _to the public it was found that the court was half filled with oonstabulary, but the tory nevertheless contrived to get in a sufficiently body of their mob to interrupt the proceedings r w4 their uproar. Two troops of Dragoons, and two companies of the 81st Regiment of infantry were drawn up in front of the Court-house, and by their presence effectuaUy prevented the occurrence of any breach of the peace beyond the mere shouting and boisterous exclamations. The High Sheriff, Mr. J. B. Brady, appeared on the hustings at 10 o'clock, and was imme dia tely fol lowed by Mr. Sedleir, and the gentlemen of his committee. Mr. Alexander, the tory candidate, with his friends, coming next upon the scene of action. After the usual preliminaries, Dr. O'Meara proposed Mr. Sadleir for re-election, and the nomination was seconded by Mr. Welch, of Walchestown. The tur moil in the court from the shouting and interruption of Mr. Alexander's adherents was so great that the constabulary were ordered to interfere and re move some of the most boisterous of the party out of doors. Mr. John Alexander was next proposed by Mr. Samuel Houghton, and seconded by Mr. Henry Care. Mr. y Sadleir then presented himself, and was re ceived with vociferous cheers which lasted for some --- minutes, interrupted by groans and shouts from the tory faction. The right hon. gentleman proceeded to address the meeting, vindicating himself in the most triumphant manner for the course which he bad pursued in accepting office under the, government of Lord Aberdeen. Mr. Alexander having also addressed the meeting, the High Sheriff called for a show of hands, which on being raised were so evenly balanced in numbers, as to cause great difficulty in deciding which were the most numerous ; ultimately, however, the Sheriff; declared it in favour of Mr. Sadleir. Mr. Haughton demanded a poll on behalf of Mr. Alexander, which was fixed by the High Sheriff for I Redes!day next. M r." ( usis begged leave to sugest that the united thanks of the meeting should-be tendered to the High Sheriff for his dignified and impartial conduct upon that occasion. The motion was carried by acclamation, both sides uniting in doing honour to the proposal. The meeting then separated. Mr. Corballis, QC. crown prosecutor on the Home Circuit, h as been appointed law adviser to the Castle. Mr. Corbellis is a Roman catholic of moderate liberal politics. Mr. McDonough, QC., who has recently professed Peelite principles, is mentioned u the geutleman most likely to seemed Mr. Corballis in the vacant crown proucutonhip. The imbjoined letter has been addressed to the Erening fail in consequence of some comments which have appeared in that journal on the treatment of the convict Kirwan in Kilmainham prison. The letter is introduced in the Mail with the following tamest : We alluded on Friday to a report then current that the researches of a notice magistrate into the antecedents of the murderer Kirwan, had been baled in a strange man ner in Kilinainheen gaol. The facts, we believe, were these: —The magistrate who hu been engaged in investi gating the circumstances of the disappearance of Boyer, 'bete name has been mentioned in connexion with Kirwan, received information that certain important ifocusents night be found in the possession of the prisoner. He ac cordingly seat two policemen with sufficient authority 10 mete search. At the gaol these men were delayed in the hatch for fifteen or twenty minutes, while, as Apposed, matters were being made site is tits ST. JOUN'II CHURCH, FAIRFIELD, WF,RT DERBY, mats Livaaroot.—The consecration of ihis church by at. the Bishop of Chester took place on Friday last. It is et. situated near the Botanic Gardens, and is dedicated to St. St John the Divine. It contains accommodation for more than , 11 . one thousand persons, onestkintol-which will be free. The Se edifice is of stone, surmounted by a lofty spire springing tai from a tower and is is the interior as well as the candor At. a beautiful s pecimen of ecclesiastical architecture. 10 14 /12/111311247111. So Rev. William Ayers; to Egerton Perpetual Curacy, in Kent; value, 1111. IS Very Re*. Daniel Bigot (Dean of Dromore), to be Chap- lain to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. Bt. Rev. Thomas Badcock, to St. Philip Caney, Salford, r e Lancashire. Rev. John Dickinsoa Bell, to Church-Hirk Caney, te Lancashire. SO Rev. William Hodgson Blansire, to St. James Clancy, si Over-Darwen, Lancashire. N ft. Rev. William Calder, to Fairfield Perpetual NM,, Laseashire. st Rev. Davies, to St. Mark Perpetual Conley, White- Sr. chapel, London ; value, 601. es Rev. John Davies, to Cyffyllog Caney, Denbighshire. Rev. Mercer Davin, to St. Margaret Curacy, Weatetin later. Rev. John David Glennie, to be Chaplain toils* tiara, o Bittern, Kent. Rev. Robert Hind, to be Chaplain to her Majesty's ship II Rodney, 92, Portsmouth. Rev. Ambrose Jams JOIULSOS, to St. Andrew Curacy, i t• Manchester. • Rev. Kearney, to Omoat Perpetual Curacy, diocese • Down. is Rev. John Lyons, to Tallness= Vicarage, Esse:, value Mt with residence; snow, Dean and Chapter of St. ti t Paul's. Rev. John Marshall, to LoiNekht Caney, Lancashire. K . Rev. Joseph Matthews, to the Profescaraltip of Physical et Science, St. David's College, Larapeter. Rev. Owen Owen, to Coins Curacy, Lancashire. Rev. Arthur Packer, to Unmet* Coney, Lancashire. it , Rev. H. Smith Pollard, WA., to Edhngton Vicarage. 36 ,' Lincolnshire; value, 2631. Rev. George Frederick Presiott, to Little Mandan Ca- eis nee. Lanessfdre. et. Rev. Thomas Raley, ts Hunt Canny, Lancashire. an ss Rev. Themes James Rawsoe, 8.A., to Enlist** Caney, es Lanhire. Re cas v. Percy 'Rogers, to be Chaplain and Naval Instructor ts So to H.M. Steam-fnpte Firebrand, Woolwich. to Rev. W. L. Ronnthell, to Holy Trinity Perpetual Cu- 10 mey, Willenhall, Staffordshire ; value 1301., with residence. Rev. John Edmund Sedgwick, to St. Simon Curacy, Salford, Lancashire. Rel. C. W. H. H. Sidney, to Gooderetone Vicarage, 14 ifierfolk ; value, 1191. • Abraham Smith. 8.A., to be Vioe-Principal of Rudders- Sold College. Rev. Frederick 'William Smith. to he Chaplain and Naval Instructor to her Majesty's steam frigate Odin, a Portsmouth. et Rev. John Cambers Thom ma. to be Chaplain to the Ram Riding House of Correction, Beverley, Yorkshire. Rev. Richard L. Tyner, jun., to Headfort Curacy, diocese 1 Team. Rev. Thomas Wade, to St. Thomas Curacy, Lancaster. Ftev. William Watson, to the Second Mastership of the y Dandle Grammar School, and to Sutton Curacy, North- s amptonshire. Rev. John Wilcox, to St. Peter Perpetual Curacy, Him, 1 . 0 3 Staffordshire, value 601. with residence. s Rev. Edward Wilson, to Edenfield Curacy, Lincolnshire. PIIIPITUAL CUILACY.—Portsea, Hants, diocese Win chester, value 1501.; patron, Vicar of Portals; Rev. W. Calder, promoted. Lau u ars r.--Je wish Rpiacopal Chapel, Bethnalirmn ; Rev. W. Ayers, promoted. MASTWASIIIPS.—Nuaeston Grammar School, Warerick shim, Second Mastership, salary 801.; application before Febrnary 16. SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT BRITON FERRY IRONWORKS. —An sesident of a frightful mature occurred to a young man named William Masi% "swayed at thee works on Tuesday Inat Itmppmra that he wished to try his bead at the and la asso l iz es. riots to do so his arm was drawn between and It rally Haled and burst from from his lolly war i t therakke joist But for the timely interferes= stelhodmit pay vibe observed the accident bas whole must have nallatwd la a slake manner. The Ile perms reit mind him, and with his whole added*. forma metiers of the mils until the= was stepped, which was !Inman.* does. • mane was then brought to bear upon*, tree teal. sea lift It from its place, when the peer Mew was Messed hem his peril ous situation. his saffieles none have been most in. Muss, end his seems and mho es the men attending him, to throw him , into the dm, aid misses him at ones from his sedeay perfectly heart-reaffing. Dr. Whitty, the sur geon a *fa weeks, woo premptiy _is attendance, and with the ellellelliell of ewe elide feeliell gleams from Math reedited what smoke they mall to the nidertunate sof ,' furor. lie inquiries emit at the time of writing this (Wednesday evening), we learn that he has promoted mere favourably than could have been expected, although I bet little hopes are entertained of be ultimate recovery.— Ousibrian. Tux Sams ANNIRILATOIL—On Saturday last a meet eseeessful deumetration was again made by the proprietors of this Waist (Meters. Aiteltiesa, Evans, and Fearer) on board the Wedding Ring river steamer, ' before weevil public bodies to whom the invention is of the utmost importance, and wbo one and all testified to its merits. Two models being plead on deck for examination, the parties in succession were conducted to the engine room, and thee shown not only the plan, but the work- Leg of this long required invention. Its simplicity, easy mode of adaptation, easy management, and the impossibility of its getting out of repair, are amongst its strongest recom mendations ; and last, though not least, the cost for such a 1 manifold improvement is comparatively trifling. The proem e the following a current of air is admitted under the fire ban through a small aperture fixed therein, which has • slide or regulston, and by pasting first through tee fires, and then conducted upwards becomes hot air, which coming into contact with the carbon in the smoke chamber mo dem i mme diate ignition. Amongst those officially pre sent were Captain Milne, one of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, Sir Baldwin Walker, surveyor of the navy, Mr. Lloyd, impeding enwineer, Somerset House, Mr. Latch, from the navigation committee, Capt. Rowland, chief harbour master, and Capt. lama. [Advertisement.] Fumy THOUSAND CURBS wrniovr IIItDICIPIZ by 11/1 &IRV, ZZIALMITA lass es PPM.— Cara AMU :—" Fifty yews* heneereene = e ra ersei ia gnia, nemesia, mum% ell& emeasinon, speuell este st the mos* toll hoe bees testeestil . Da eaeollma larL"—Neda J lam me Cure Sea 71, of dyll Mu No ilobt _lissa Ohs lAN Owl ihr theiss:— . 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The fold mining shares arethit,sellens generally redomtnating. Colonial Gold have fallen to 2 prm., but are now rather better spin. Great Nugget Vein are quoted 31 to 1 prem. The shares of the Old Australian Copper Company are also worse. — Australian Agtieultural mark 245 to 235; South Australian Land, 65 to 52; and Van Diemen's Land, 18. -- - - Canoe 61141§4111 Up tsars. Ihniu 1.44 Was doss yesterday. taday. -- - ---.- .. NAM , 1 Ain UM all 114 pm 1 100,00 149. Anglo Calikeslen 10,000 10 toe:simian 1 14 24 „ 34 4 10,900 20 A astratlaa 60,001 1 Australian Cordillera IN" 1 Luanda= larmbskl 1610110 1 An Nada all par jpm 1 104,1100 1 nritiela Australian Oak all • 4 Pm l4 • $9,000 111 &Mob lrms 12.3 9 11 10 NAOS U Ormil.lo9,(lss.atsi.pe 444 1 2 6,000 so Da. Obsess and Climbs all 11,000 JD Do. K. Jolla Dal Mr II 10 410,000 1 (brsou's Crest I Par Om 4 14,402 46 Cbbre Copper twos 1 ooloalai Om ....—..- 14 I 41 64 1$ ra sl I S - 1 411 330,6% It. Cop o9 per 9o Miners 01 Zug all •.004 93 Do. Prat. 74 pre est all 44 71 pm 70,001 Bagianstralisarempsi all 11 14 at. 100,024 Gratifying' 30,9444 Ocelen lawanilabi... all • i die 71,091 Onsi Delliy uf &AM all KM 4pm 1•• • 11.000 Groat PalesM1L.... 100,000 (Us Ilaltart all idi par •10,0 P 30,000 Lommili alm2a. Ubsety . - Gold all i i poi Quarts Oradils,Co all t 1 • 1 100.000 Kirkuk& Kw 1 IlislsaaNltli.amarisaa 9 44 10m0,00o oo Osman mama 150,400 Peatifitiga I pm I/ WOO gamin Meg ....... all i pm 10,101 10 ll= 1nc..... ..... all 01 16 lkir Lew, i lamkg. &Cabs .—. 15 1414 $ 7 30,000 1 loath Aastrallaa all 1 11 , ta . 411,000 10 ha Craft ....... .. 43.174 1/1.4.9; Ualud Wilms .. al 7 • 70,000 1 Waller ...., al l I rak . .. .. lacono I Wilt Gansu ....... an 101,401 ' Want illaripom. all 1p.14 i too,cen 1 Tuba . ........ MONEY MARKET. TIIIIIIPLY EIWINIII. The stock market to-day maii•Tse:id3iiiive shown, on the whole, more steadiness, but the rally from yesterday's prices is not material, and in the speculative departments depression continues to pre vail. The impression that the Bank of England will persevere in its traditional policy, and again raise the rate of discount, became to-day stronger, and it is understood the leading monetary firms are preparing themselves in anticipation for the step. Out of doors the rates for money remain firm, and although the negotiation of unexceptionable paper could this morning still be effected at 21 per cent., the market appears to be stiffening. There well to how great an extent a step of this kind is "discounted n beforehand, so that when the long. expected blow comes at last the effect is frequently far less than had been anticipated. An improving market, it must also be remembered, invariably brings forward buyers, who, on the other hand, hold off al k ipenods when a dowieseLopveasent, of which no Mk MA tell the exact extreit, Is in progress, and when the gloom of the markets is further aggravated by a plentiful crop of unfavourable rumours. At the preterit time, however, and especially in connexion with the railway market, there are circumstances in operation that preclude our entertaining hopes that a further rise in the rate would be un attended with serious depression, as by any such hasty , step on the part of the di rectors, the commercial public and speculators would find themselves transferred with great sudden ness from a period of almost unexampled monetary ease to one of considerable comparative tightness. Still a strong impression prevails that the Bank, should it adopt the step, will find it impossible to maintain such a rate for any length of time. Whe ther the directors can reconcile themselves to the idea of the unnecessary and pernicious disturbance which they are inflicting on trade remains for them selves to decide. General opinion is certainly against the step, and, indeed, it is difficult to discover the ground upon which this second repressive measure could be founded. Speculation at home in its various branches affords abundant evidence of having re ceived its quietus, and in any further change it will be the legitimate commerce of the canntry that will be cramped, developed, as it has become, into healthful activity by the ease for so many months observable in the money market. As regards the exchanges, with the balance of trade evidently in our favour, they may safely be left to regulate themselves, as even if there should be some drain of gold for pur chases: of grain• and other articles, it must be fully met by the large supplies flowing iu from Australia. It appears to be the impression to day that the attention of the Bank is now in a great measure directed to the repression of speculation in connexion with the great gambling movement going on in France, and it is in anticipation of this that French operators have been forstalling the Bank by sending over here and selling large quantities of securities of almost every description realisable in this market, including French railway shares and Spanish bonds. The repression, however, of a speculation in which English parties are now in volved to only a very limited extent, cannot be re garded as a Justification for the general and perhaps serious embarrassments which any further rise in the rate of discount would cause to our home interests. Consols ranged to-day between 99$ and 99$ for money, and 99i and 991 for the 10th February. The closing quotation was 991 to $ for cash, and 991, rather buyers, for time. The list of actual sales is subjoined, viz. :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991,1, 1, fr, ; ditto, for account 10th February,.99l, 1, $. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001,1. Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 4, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16, 4; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 61. Bank Stock, 2241, 226. To-morrow is par-day in Consols, when the final liquidation of the differences on the account will be made. There was a further fall in Exchequer Bills, which are much offered. The closing price was 60s. to 635. prom. only, being a fall of 7s. since this day week. India Bonds were flat, with business at 775. prem. Prices of foreign stocks were in most cases the turn against the seller, but business in this depart ment is restricted, and the alteration is not material. Bargains are marked as follows: Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta., Small Bonds, 102. Chilisn Three per Cents., 80. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 66 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 971, 1, 98. Granada Deferred Bonds, 12$, 12. Mexican Three per Cents., 235. Peruvian Defe rred , Three per Cents., for account, 28th January, 621. Portagueso Four per Cents., Small Bonds, 401. Rus sian Your-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031 ex div. ; ditto Small, 1031. Sardinian Five per Cents., 931, 93. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 471, 4, ex div.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, 23, 221 ex div.; ditto Passive (Converted). 61 ; the Com mittee's CertiE, 61, 6 per cent. Swedish Loan, 2 dia. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, par. Venezuela Three-and-Half per Cents., 39. The Portuguese financial agent has issued notice that the dividend due on the Ist inst. on Portuguese Five per Cent. Stock, 1841 (24th dividend warrant), Four per Cent. Stock, 1845 (16th dividend warrant); sad Three per Cent. stock, 1848 (9th divident war rant), the half of said dividend on the Old Uncon verted Bonds, and the twelve months' interest, also due Ist inst., on the debentures of the December and January issues, will be paid at the agency after Tues day, the Ist February. Messrs. Rothschild and Sons have published the numbers of the bonds of the Austrian Five per Cent Loan of 1852, contracted here, which were drawn for redemption at Vienna on the 3rd inst., and would be paid off at par on the Ist July. The total amount ' to be redeemed is 17,5001. This is the first half yearly drawing. The directors of the London Chartered Bank of Australia have made a second call of 51. per share, payable by the 15th March. There was a decided rally in the shares of the Australian Agricultural Company, owing to the re ceipt of favourable accounts, from which it appears that he fame of the company's gold field was ex tending, and that the law was in force to keep off trespassers. South Australian Land shares were also rather better than they closed yesterday. The shares of the North British Australasian Company improved to 11 to 1$ prem., and closed firm, owing to a report that the management and, the concern is to be entrusted to the firm of Messrs. John Taylor and Sons. Amongst the miscellaneous share dealings business is reported as follows :—Bank of British North America, 60, 601; London Joint Stock Bank, 211; Oriental Bank Corporation, 461; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 481 ex div. ; Southamp ton Docks, 39 ; Victoria Docks (21. paid), 41; British American Land Company, 53; Crys tal Palace, 5; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 86. Ebro Canal shares are quoted 2to 21 prem.; Chiriqui Road, par to prem. ; Beziers and Graissessac Railway, 1 4 dis. to par ; Royal Ss edish Railway, # to 4 die. ; French South Eastern Railway, 1 die. to par; City Railway Ter minus, die. to par; Zealand Railway, #to 1 din ; Great Western and City Junction Railway, par to prem.; Bank of Asia, 1 die. to k prem. ; London Bank of Australia and India, 1 to 1, prem. Most of these quotations are merely nominal. Monday next, the 24th, has been appointed set tling day for the shares of the North and South Western, Hampstead and City Junction Railway, and the West End and Crystal Palace Railway ; and Friday the 21st, for those of the North British Aus tralasian, and Great Northern Four-and-a-Half pa Cent. Preference Shares. At the meeting of the St. Katharine Docks pro prietary, held to-day, the usual rate of dividend was declared, viz., 2 per cent. for the half-year ending 19 90 911• 14 111 Si 31 49 3$ 23 9111 94 II Is 19 4 4 94 Ist :4 9 P It 27 _ll4l I \ Pa 14 4 Oh S 7 14 21 2 144 166 ORA REG. 107 109 a d 101 IL7 !dill Prz : a 4 4 1 poi i 5 1 1 1 = 1 : 1 I pm 14 14 II I If 111 $ $l4 • $ it ad pm 104 li 1011 $ 103 zd s il In In 111 114 9 1 9 lai 10r lir l in x d 11 4 4 is 8 84 181 lit 111. lo t 'U ! 4 pat ISO US 2 4 4 PI d I I& " NI ISt 2 4 lee 11 14 17 1 111 pa 16 1 ... .. Par il= le 11111 1115 *0 Obi pr 1111 10 si N par jpm : IP $1 IN $O4 SO II MI N 1119 111 $1 U 141 ISO S 2 1134 z d 111 Ili Illi STe if ZS 14 ►4l i d SSI lea 191 199 3$ 21 1 d I $1 la 1011 N N IS: IS: In ISt I ilb — He fai ICs 104 t d TITIEDLE EVENING. English mining shares continue to meet with a good business, which, as already noticed, is only restricted by the difficulty of finding shares. Divi dend mines are in brisk demand, with few sellers. The inquiries have been chiefly for Alfred Consols, Tamar Consols, Herodafoot, East Auteuil, East Pol gooth, Caradon Consols, East Crowndale, and Alter. In Cornwall, a Wheal Buller share has been sold at 940 J., being an advance of 1004 per share on our last quotation. The prices realised to-day are as follows :—Devon Great Consols, 420, 425; West Caradon, 240; South Caradon, 1471; Wheal Trelawney, 60; Great Wheal Alfred, 45, 46; United Mines, 280; West Provi dence, 64; Wheal Arthur, 28, 29; Vale of Tot 11; Bedford United, 94, ; South Tamar, 61, ; Alfred Console, 14,1, I; Nanteos, 11; Mendip 1111 61; Cubert, 331, 34; Wheal Golden, 41 cum div.; Tamar Consols, 6/, 7, I; East Tamar, 2 ; North Bassett, 7 ; Alter, 5, ; East Crowndale, 41, 4; Rix Hill, 34; East Polgooth, 2; Caradon Consols, 11 ; East Russell, 9, 1 ; Boringdon Park, 31, 1 ; Wheal Crebor, 11, 12; Wheal Norris, 11; Trannack and Bounce 10; West Ding Dung, 121, 13; North Damsel, 2. There was an improvement in the gold mining share market at the uommencement of business to day, the Australian accounts naturally exercising a favourable influence, bat sales were renewed at the improved figures, and the market went back, closing heavily at a further depreciation, especially for Nouveau Monde, Australian Freehold, and Colonial Gold. This last description was unfavourably affected by the calling in of the shares for registra tion. The Nouveau Monde Cumriny, it is currently stated, have advices from their agents, but none have yet been published. It is also stated that the Ague Fria Company have a report from Mr. Att wood on the Gold Hill property, but no notice of its result has been issued to the proprietary. The shares of the Old Australian Copper Company were heavy. The non-official quotations are : Peel Rivet Land and Mineral, 91 to 101 prem.• Nugget Vein Com-: puny, 31 to 1 Ilium.; Australian Mutual, to prem. ; Australian Consols, /to g prem.; Melbourne,. 1 to 4; Anglo-Australian, par to / prem.; "L'Aigli4, d'Or, par to prem.; Garnett and Moseley', par to if prem.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, pW to 3 prem.; Adelaide Land and Mining, par to prem.; Misen Head, t to 1 prem.; Pongiband, fj to 3 prem.•. Burns' Creek, par to t prem.; Carberry: West, t to g prem.; Connemara, Ito 1 prem.; Glen.: aulin, par to rem; Booth Cork Copper, par to pn..m. • Jamaica Copper, Ito prem.; Worthing, 3,' ; Worthing (New Shares), par tot prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. There has been more fluctuation in the English stock market to-day, and, as sellers predominqte 4 prices have assumed a lower range. Consols,-' , Whlsk were done at one period of the morning at 991, soon fell to 99: for cash, and are now quoted 99: to for money, and 99: to t fit the 10th of February. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100; to 4; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 4; Bank Stock, 2241; India Stock, 271; India Bonds, 735. prem.; Exchequer Bills, 64e., 625., and 635. prem. Generally the feel ing in the several departments of the Exchange Is one of depression, intending investors holding off. Very few transactions have taken place in the foreign market, and prices are generally unchanged. Mexican bonds are firm, and the Certificates issued by the Spanish Committee have improved to 5: per cent. Mexican bonds mark 231; Peruvian Active, 1031; Russian Fives, 119 ; Spanish Old Threes, 464 to 47 ex div.; ditto New Deferred, 22; to ex div.; Turkish Scrip, : prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For AOOOIIM. Tor ;i Money. Opening highest . Li:m.6l.lMbps., , 3 per es 41 Cens., 1t35 1 ... . ... ... '4; per Cents., 1352 110 510 105 . 35 106 46 106 „ 10 105.10 4 per Casts. 3 per Centv.New Loan Luissage cc Laatin: stdsh — t. 25 5 r 90 9n79, 94 90.;x' --'.... design, apart:l.lll4u 92, Mons; 1 Aeons Menu , Do. 4S ....... .... Kuban 5 per Cents 90 1 ... Do. 7 i Do. 1853 Piedmont o p.Ct 99 70 : Treasury Monde; ... ... lb. 9, 1863 I Bann Snares PARIS, JAN. 18.—St. Germain, 1,340; Venaillea (right bank), —* ditto (left bank;, 347 SO ; Paris and Orleana, 1,600; Paris and Rouen, 969 ; &awn and Havre, Bale: Mareellies and) Avis ton (Cceverted) 566 ; etraaboarg end 345 ; Northers, 820; Paris and mra.'bourg, 765 ; Pori. sod LTOPIP, BaB 75; Lyons and Mediterranean, 730 ; Mont:rata end !royal. ; Guest, 665; Sloane and 61. Disler to Gray, 500; Paris and Cherbourg, 610; Non and Besancon, 620; Midi, 161 25 ; Dieppe and revamp, 330, Centre of Italy, —; Paris and : 2 0sans.1411; Borden nz alb Toile, 180; Central Suisse, ; Grand Combo, —; Cleave Suisse, 501. PARIS, JAN. ie. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARE LANE. TIIIO DAY. With the exception of an arrival of about 10,440 barrels of Flour, the supplies of all descriptions of grain and Flour have been moderate this week. The attendance of; buyers in Mark-lane this morning was small, and the business transacted was equally limited, and the value of all articles must be oocsidered nominally the same ax on Monday. lIMMIYALB INTO LONDON 601117th JAN. to 19th JAN. Gre, Saglieb. Soutch. Irish. Forcer. Wheat..... I 3190 I 3750 Daley s77o Oats s o ,o :MO 3200 Malt ..... 2270 Flour, 10161 barrels, and 5870 sacks. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SVGAL—There ha.; not been a public sale to-day, but the market has a steady appearance. Corraz.—The public sale of plantation Ceylon (seconds) went of without spirit, and a large portion was bought in. TEL —The public sale of Assam has gone off at high price.. Rms.—The large public sale of Madras went off freely at fall prices, chiefly 10s. 6d.—ei part lls.; 500 hags Java bought in at 9s. Sricas.—Thc public sales are large, and going off steadily. Rms.—There is a good demand for high strength Deme rara, and full prices have been paid to-day. Cortex.—The market is firm, but not active. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market continues quiet without any business drag. Town Tallow is nomia.lly quoted 455. 6d. nett °Ash ; Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 469. to 465. 9d. ; February to Marcb, 4.5 a. 6d. ; October to December (new), 401 4 fig...remr--, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that then iiho Apr- ation iu the hop market since Monday. Price. arh atill • • fully maintained. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Walls End Hazton, 175.; Walls End Eden Main,l7s. t3d.; Walls End Lambton, 18s. ; Walls End Stewart, 18s. t;d.; Walls End Haswell, 181. H.; Walls End Tees, 184. Ships at market, 411.