The Express. — London, England, 1851-12-20 00:00:00

I , • / Ttt (exprti No. 1.661.) g% 00ARoesler g r :sTSALLAN LINE OF PACKET SHIPS, A l e. SIDI ST 010 Traders tor VAX MINIM • VONT 7.ItILIP. sown AUNTRALIA. Am— am = :,, m e s a ON or dr drot arm Am nor Wear ~..rootr. rad soldOrroato rid be Ors tor their erste ribs. 7-- .- - - - - ~,,,- Tr:. trearoirn. =IL . l ii r• MU. . f r- 1 --- 1, Vrt • Ml ES . ..... .. $.lO . Nur* Z. ..... Ma. le ni 0 % .......... 700 E. /totem Port . ..A. I - 61.0 . dr XTLET • • ISO P. Putt I, 01%11 CA41.6 2.0 11. G. finder Port :tort „Asa. I FT, ier oortteorro apply to too ..4onirr4. HO re coo -0,,,,, r emotobtar o ortooros of rondo, Ord.olor tiro (togolor tram.) to telt of Ur Aurratra 000 , 040. Sr. II tILSIIA EDIU LL ort DOE. $4. Pertincrtiotert. IiANDSUNit: CHRISTMAS PRESENT AND NM TEAL'S GIFT. %uthoritt of the Rnvsl ermoniarburers. TIIF. COMPLETE OFFICIAL DESCRIPTIVE awl 1: ILEATRATY.D CATALOOVR et the GREAT ERUIRI vito of theNOIUCe al DIDESTRY of ALL RAID ;NS. 1121. IA tad.tc..e. vc!omet., peke TLn c Guiner is the rely one that will at all times hate the to recolleetion the most interesting features of the eni• ng .ro."—Atbennunt. •N,pfi , i.iet (.4 the Metal Descriptive and Illustrated Catalbilins ef the tin,: Exhibition • ..iidiM minitition. It has an endwise in the awn of edinabie inf in - t onne of Inman every denerip shhh it ...mains. Ewen abject in thc cdlection will be round bhm ut,: down And descrieed with the amount of purtienlarity duo to it.. Ali rMe 7 , w. , et ts, slci published in Five Parts: Parts 1 sal 2, prior W O wit; ntA Pot. 3. 4. sod 5. price IS, each. SAINT'S HANDIRX)K to the OItEAT EXIIIBITTOY. In wises% rime A . Hos of the met reviler esswientoes and histories of abs actin% 'stamina of the astione4"—Atheeream. t THE OVER PAL SMALL C.ATALOGUE. Molly canceled and u i peoed Onion, with Indexes and Priced LIMN Pe., price is. Gd. srIOER BROTHERS, Wboleuk 84aticaera WM. CLOW En and SONS, Printers. °Av.' Dominica* Ofilm, 29 New bridge.strOet, illsettriers, and of MI booksellers. • hr ~me and addrae. it,t,..c,,es grans • Erg method of tapping cans, warranted ile .est au o•-oU It, and augullea wholesale an 4 retail his NEW INF (KI TA W ISAPPERS (to supersede the hungduli method .1.6 d. and Is. per racaet. 'lke trade sopplied. ▪ N.V. It IA m the I Treat Eahthilion, Sretiost 21, 10. 464 New ready, prier nee Sal Maori QT. DUNSTAN and Tim I)EVIL The True 1 - 7 L•for..: holf t►e lIORNEeHOIS becalm a °harm .r..n•t Wit I With dlitetrattona by Gooiest C11 , 11011A)M, tugnor4 be J. T110213.0X. U. tiorrae, 44i. fleet-street, Looks. and all booksellers. JEW ELLERY. - DODD. BROTHERS, 40, 040,A -home aide). jowellovo, oilworenalto, and watelimaliaN beg to 'elicit an loom:Lion of :heir eztoweleo AIk4OIIT NEN/ ot JET 011,1A11E117 4 . fonolm stook et lbo etukew out we in clout% brg= L browieob, hoop swim% Ow. tv we with L .mbron.-10. ')EARLY TEBII4.—KOWLANDS' ODONTO, et PY.AILL tae VTIF RICE, a Mile murder, empooodeil of the satt Met recherche t.., •a of the Oriestal beeleg. orobettee tartar trim We teeth, rememe epee of taetpierd des*, MM.* mad prams , I Ite sum , nel. baserelis U.suet pen sed Me Mimeo% sod Pee* smells* old prism le the *MIL Macy to by it. terms etobeemd tom the pmek lad • boil*, moo mad robes. ere tedeohl ; is that Pe Melt (V ism) en Um rewind Arm la their mime. Us truly elisint rMhuipme et. ertio proprrtin haw Modest ffi estodeet by me (bow, the Overt, M the Popp rafora v lawat Mild% Me Ihmoreipte sod Itehlay Pompom Mee la. par ate—Oeseles. TM meth Illoweeads' thailfill so lir ea melt bes.— Pelt * h. BOW LAPP mil SUM Itk 111Mlemmeden, [ madam;; sed M~tSamen& art pedome• Bird-on-the-Wing, 3 yrs 6 2 Frantic, 3 yrs 6 2 Harpsichord, 4 yrs 6 2 Letterpraa, 4 yrs 6 0 Merry Bird, 3 yrs Mashies, 3 yrs 6 0 Adine, 3 yrs High Sheriff, 3 yrs 6 0 rzlaidas, 3 yrs 4 jrn 6 13 t by Ithuriel out of So rella's dam, 3 yrs Young Troublesome, 4 yr. Curl, 4 yrs Perjury, 6 yrs 6 11 llsrdolph, 6 yn Scarecrow, 3 yn 6 10 Hyacinth, 3 yrs Blood Royal, 3 yrs 6 7 Ready Reckoner, 3 yrs 6 7 Haresfoot, 4 yrs 5 7 Black Audrey, 3 yrs Old Rowley, 3 yrs By Melbourne colt out of Sally Werfoot, 3 yrs Joe Miller, 3 yn.. Ingratitude, 4 yrs Janina, 3 yrs Cyclops, 4 yrs Surprise, hb, 3 yn.... 6 4 Follow-um-Lads, 4 yrs 6 3 Bunidale, 3 yrs Bishop, 3 yrs Mary Ann, 3 yrs 6 2 Stamford, 4yn Snowdrop, 3in 6 1 Plumstaid, 3 yrs 6 1 Poodle, 3yn Tasted, 3yn Ethelwult, 3yn 6 0 Sir Charles Napier, 3ny Lady Amyott, 3yn Captain Flub, 3 yrs .. 4 12 Kate, by Auckland, 3 yrs Urbanity, 3 yrs By Ratan, f, 1 by Mel bourne, 3 yrs By Cothentone, e out of Wryneek, 3 yrs.. 4 11 By Laneroost, f out of Jmninsa. 3 yrs 4 6 Benue, 3 yrs Cs.rina, 3 yrs Barbara MU, 3yn 4 6 Royalty, 3 yrs 4 8 Uncle Sam, 3 yrs Ellar, 3 )n 4 4 Min Bundy, 3in &tarry, 3 yrs Truth (pays forfeit), 4 8 12 71* ARLO W'S NEW 1N- , ... A ; ,7 0 , TENTED PILLF.ACTING SYPHON I. ' • _ 'ri 11`. 11.545 (RES No VENT.PEG !! 45 NO .... .1 Prevents ale beer. eider, or other liquors ~ from becirnUer Sat or add so tactually .1 ; 1 .... a that the Iset pintshall be drawn Osgood as r- . A I - LI I Ala. k ------- '---------------) One 9 N l i • r I - ---'---- -I x 1 I the Bret; warranted to repay its cost In -, i . i two e.i.lui of ate; prise 4. Pd.; ditto ii eleetro.p•st d for shetry, he., Ps. ;; 1 1 The &b ore engraving wall explain It. setae. When the loan key is fitted on .0 the top at the PIUITC (which has a &deo:). 1 fl . w.f.., the air-tube II I. stilhelent air rustle` through it int., the ewe to cause the liqww .1 F . to rue off freely; when the tap is till ned ... off no more air mot enter. JAPES BARLOW, 11. King William stmt. hleaskin.honse. I , ..t.till.hed 1020. N.B.—Nen us sennineexcept marvel _ _ _ SPORTING. 'MAT 1 HANDICAP FOR THE STA .t. lb. -- 2 3 14 Cl u n i Zi e' r 4, 7s •s yrs 8 13 King of l.) , , 6 yrs Elthiron,6 yrs 8 7 Vatican, 6 yra 8 7 Landgrarc, 6 yrs Cariboo, 6 yrs 8 6 Hernandez, 4 yrs The Dan, 4 yrs Miss Ann, 6 yrs Backbiter, aged Duc-an-Dlturras, aged . 8 3 Chatterbox, 5 yrs Marlborough 'Suck, 4 yrs 8 2 N, asham, 4 yrs Musician, S yrs Itarcelona, 4 yrs old Dan Tucker, 6 yrs 7 12 1 Vampyre, aged Dovh-sux, 5 yrs Isir Charks ' 6 yrs Chief Justice, 5 yrs The Marquis, 4 yes 7 10 Rshy, 6 yrs Mark Tapley, 5 yrs 7 8 Fogleman, aged 7 8 Hippolytus, 4 yrs Brother to Truthteller, 4 yn SirltowlandTrenchard, 4 yrs Cock Crow, 4 yrs Herbert, 6 yrs 7 6 Calculator, 4 yn 7 6 lanthe, 4 yrs Crum', 4 yrs 7 4 Melfurd, aged 7 4 /iilquade (Lite 3rd of May), 4 yrs 7 4 Hesse Homburg, 4 yrs 7 8 (Anon., 6 yrs 7 $ Lough Dawn, 4 yrs By Harkaway, o out of Due - an - Dhurraa's dam. 4 yrs 7 I 1 Grand Duke, 4 yrs 7 2 Young Enema, 6 yes 7 0 Calmar, 3 yrs .. Terpsichore, 3 yrs Tophana, aged 6 13 Tout Holtby, 4 yrs 6 13 Pandeuous, 4 yes 8 12 Kick-up-the-Dost,4yre 6 12 Combatant, 6 yn Th i ngerford, 4 yrs , John of Derwick, 6 yrs 6 10 Don Pedro, 4 yrs 6 10 Antigone, 4 yrs Achyranthes, 3 yrs 6 7 Grey Tommy, 3 yes.... 6 7 Ruook Knoll, 4 yn.... 6 7 Harp, 4 yrs 6 7 Soler to aothworker, 5 Kathleen, 3 yrs 6 6 Csudlewiek, 6yn 7 7 . . WESTBURY STEEPLE CHASES.—TinitaDaT. Frets R•I4OtCAP of 10 son. each, 5 ft, and 50 added. (1 1 subs.) Mr. 0 land's General fist fib (01rner Mr Tbrobsl4o4 RYAN Mt Ma. —ff. Marrows Mr. It illisos-'s VIM. 1114.-..... ...—.... ...... (J. Maims Mr. (Eddy, Ydisergranfts•cbjest, lest ....-. 41. IMO , Mr. Elst:re's Mame. Ida — ... .(iflalds Mr. Ithys's lido senaer, lost .... .... (a. Trees Mr. Terns's 1% . 1 0... 001 (Stevens Mr. P•lnses I M Ilb (T. Dario Mr. Ilst 71b. cr. win. Betror: d r» , egst Tburgarton and Venice, to 1 tird General, 7 to 1 agst Fifteen-pounds-no-object, and 10 to 1 apt any other. Won by a length, the mane between the second and third. Stumm Braces of S son. each, 2 It, and 26 added. (6 rub,.) Ir. G. BTassed's Twang Lowey (LOOP, list flb (Ablate I Mr. B. Lead's Fmk (Xt..) list (Owen 1 Mr. Ilsdily's Value (310.), lost nb ..... (J. Sager 0 Mr. Ithyss Übe Xmas, (501., la (R. Tam 0 Mr. c.t.mighe• vim ( $ 01.), 1 0,t 71b (T. Other 0 Even on Young Lottery, who won by two lengths, and war sold for 1021. llt. NTElii. STAILLI of 3 60•11. each, 1 ft, and 20 added. (7 subs.) Mr. (tsstes IC. oath (101 ) Kr. Morse. Friary QM (PM) (T. S ir ; I Mr. Ocelot's Madcsp (30i.) The winner was sold for 331. \Velure been interned thatit is definitely arranged that the sitoatios of teMe-geswel of the esuary be C 011• !ern. d tapas kis Hopi 111.1rimma tie Duke of Cambridp, la mammon's ea* of Liest-Cieearel &giber: tan. C. 8., ma thee C las iasi Bigkeses will rums his Oates ea the Lt et April assi.—Xerniel Clavlseck. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 1851. Carlisle harrien, Monday, Houghton ; Wednesday, We theist! Shields ; Friday, Laity Close Head--at 10. Craven harrier, Tuesday, Oill Church ; Friday, Carlton —at 11. Mr. Deaeon's harriers, Wednesday, Roborough Rock ; 1 Saturday, Lamerton Green—at 10. Harrogate harriers, Tuesday, Patina'; Friday, Little Wonder—at belt ' -put 10. High Peak harriers ' Monday, Parsley Hay Wharf; Wed nesday, Robin Hood Bar; Saturday, Idouldridge Orange —at 11. Lewis's (Capt. Hampton) harriers, Tuesday, Crosby ; Friday, Morton Bridge—at 11. Lord Lousdale's harriers, Friday, Broughton Farm— at 12. llorpeth hounds, Monday, Whalton Village; Friday, Morpeth Station—athali-past 10. Newcastle and Gateshead harriers, Monday, Washing ton ; Friday, Medley—at 10. Mr. Okcover's harriers, Tuesday, Hall Fields ; Friday, Windy Harbour—at half-past 10. Stockton and Dillingham hullers, Tuesday, Hutton Henry ; Friday, Dricrton—at half-put 10. South Warnborough harriers, luesday, Blounee ; Fri , day, Slade Heath—at half-put 10. Linlithgow and Stirlingshire foxhounds, Monday, West Calder Village ; Wednesday, Livingston Village ; Satur day, Wallhouse—at half-past 10. IRELAND. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. W '• Two o'Ctocx. The share market sympathises with the English funds, and the feeling is firm, though very little business has been done. The only exception is Great Western stock, which has been sold at a trifling reduction, but it is now better again. North British Midlands, Brightens, and most others are well sup ported, and Caledonians have improved. In the market for French shares there have been a few transactions, chiefly . in the way of sales, and the tendency of prices is slightly downward. SHARri AND STOCK. Destre. Dec. 10. ts The bubble of the Catholic Defence Association t has burst somewhat prematurely, the immediate cause of explosion being the election for secretary, g which took place on Wednesday. The matter is ex- ei plained in a protest in the shape of an address to the 30 people of Ireland, signed by seven of the Irish mem- s t , ben who were present at the proceedings. They rt. esy We can no longer disguise from ourselves—we can no longer disguise from those who have confided in us, that the IQ decision at which the committee of the Catholic Association be has just arrived fills us with dismay and apprehension as to /n -th(' conduct of the future policy of the country. In opposi tion to the wishes of all the live prelates assembled—in is el direct antagonism to the all but unanimous opinion of the is I reprieentatives of the people, who bad fought the catholic ni cause, night and day, during the past session, an utter 20 stranger to this country—a gentleman, no doubt, of very 5 1 7,1 high personal character and position, but wholly ignorant ~,s ! of the feelings , habits, and politics of ' the Irish people—was g t ,! elected to a position for which, above all other considers- 11 I lions, a perfect knowledge of our national habits, sympathies, 7/C and disposition was absolutely indispensable. We are now I? on the eve of a general election, in which everything t• depends upon a proper organization of the country; and so believing, as we do, that this appointment is fatal to the ss national, and therefore to the catholic cause, wo should be et. , shrinking from the duty which we owe to the constituents s' that have chosen us ' to the people that have honoured ue, to the cause that has been entrusted to our guidance, if we ;:s. did not, at once and fearlessly, protest against this act of es ignoble fully and national degradation. To the people of to Ireland we make our appeal. It is for you to say whether this policy deserves the fiat of your approval. If it does, wo will bow to your decision, and still struggle to overcome Y 3 obstacles that appear to us insurmountable. But if, on the so ether hand—as we base too much reason to apprehend— a t. ; our dissatisfaction pervades all classes of our countrymen, to we invite o you, by every means, in every locality, through 1 l 6 the columns f the press, through your clergy, by comma- nications with the amend ition itself, to give free expression t s ‘ s. ' to your opinion. Side by side with the preceding document, in the !! Freeman of this morning, appears the follo win g for- -4 miduble letter to the editor, from the ltev. Mr. to Cooper, of Marlborough-street Chapel, the most S I, active of the secretaries of the Catholic University to committee: fleeing learned, from what I take to be sufficient anther so city, that it is the intention of certain parties, who ought to go be the last to do so, to disturb the public mind as to the et. election of a secretary to the Catholic Defence Association, 3o which resulted petering in the nomination of Mr. henry n Wilberforce—an election, I must say , as one who took an " active part in it, conducted with the greatest fairing, and 14 terminating in a choice the propriety and wisdom of which go the country, unless purposely agitated on the subject, too will, Imu convinced, cordially ratify—having, 1 say, just et.l this moment learned that such a course is in mischievous L 2 I contemplation, I cannot hesitate for an instant in warning L I you, as the editor of a journal protessing, and I believe hitherto honestly to, to promote the interest of the catholic cause in this country, nut to allow its columns to be abused NI to so vile and wicked a purpose ; but, at least, to suspend the publication of any such document until the opiuion of „„.. his Grace the Primate, as the nearest representative of the .ss sacred interests at stake (for they are those of religion), • shall have been taken on the subject. Should you hesitate to abide by this, my warning, I then call on you to insert in full this, my letter, by the side of the communication I so contemplate, and at the cause time I have to inform your self and the public that in stating the views expressed in s's this letter, I but anticipate by a few hours their more full gp and more authentic expression by his Grace himself in an official communication to the honorary secretary of the De- N Ms to.tlay up to I p.m. RAILWAYS. fence Auociation. From statements made elsewhere in the Freeman, it appears that the only other Irish members who N took part in the election of Wednesday last, and who H, have not signed the above protest, were Mr. Rey- r a ' nolds, Mr. M. J. Blake, and Sir Percy Nugent, and that the Roman catholic prelates who took part in the it , ' proceedings were Dr. M‘llale and the catholic Bishops so of Meath, Elphin, Cloghcr, and Clonfcrt. so MILITARY. Mout laat night's Gazette.) 12g WAILOYVICY:, Dec. tb. 40 4.1 t Regt, Drag. G4..-4apt. C. U. D. Dorievax, from 4th Lt. Dreg*. to be cap[.. vice Coke who each. Gth Drug. tide—A. J. OWL.% gent, to be veLeurg., rice Cherry, pp. to the 7th Drag. Ude 61 7th Dr ALUdts—V•c-sur ~ A. 11. Cosier, from 6th Drag. Ode., to be 12 'rt.-sure, vice Mitch dec. 9th Lt. Drags.—Capt. J. R. J. Couto, from 4th Drag. Gds., to bepapt., as .ice Minot - an. whal e xch. I .th Light Drags.—.the Uou. W. U. W. Quit to be lieut., by pur., at. nee ateemea, who .eta. 14th Rcpt. of V.—Ens. P. fterrnee to be lieut., by per., vice de Wil ton. w 131 rets. ; D. b. WAKILILN, gent, to be ere., by pur., vice Smythe. 17th F. --Lieut. J. Portent to be capt., withent pur., vice Bourehler, prom.; Erie Y. U. lITLIOS from the 13th F., to be beat., without por., ViVe Bourne. 3ith F. --Capt. L. U. Damao, from 31st F., to be capt., ‘6lll NSW ners, who each. Slat F.—Capt. U. IL Ma/11146, from the 37th F, to be eapt, Ale Belford, who ault. litirJesstem.—bee. ChweStaff Sorg. J. A. D.MCBGAN bulky° placed at the bottom of the list of see. clue staff sums., to take rook after bee. CLAN burg. W. Ards*. whom =smarten bears date July U. Baron Rothschild's stagbountts, Monday, Hardwick ; Wednesday, Rowshans—at 11. Herefordshire hounds, Tuesday, Hall Court; Friday Kentchureh Park—at half-past 10. Warwickshire hounds, Monday, Hay Wood ; Tuesday, Lower Smiles; Friday, Farnborough; Saturday, Alseot Park—at a quarter to 11. Shropshire hounds, Monday, Fifth milestone on the Bas church-road ; Friday, Lutwyche—at half-past 10. Ludlow hounds, Tuesday, Loudley—st half-past 10. Ledbury hounds, Monday, l'ntley Common; Friday, Feathers Inn, Staunton—at half-past 10. Upton-on-Severn harriers, Tuesday, Pheasant Inn, Wel land Cemm,a—at half-past 10. Wheatland hounds, Wednesday, Crestage Park—at 10. Dumfries-shire hounds, - Tuesday, Rammerscales; Friday, Gretna Station—at half-past 10. Brighton harriers, Monday, Patcham; Wednesday, Race course ; Saturday, Dyke—at a quarter to 11. Brookside harriers, Monday, Newmarket Hill; Thurs day, Telscombc Tye--at half-past 10. Crawley and Horsham hounds, Monday, Rowfant Lodge; Wednesday, the Cock, Southwater; Friday, Sandarac% Villag•—at a quarter to 11. Duke of Beanfort's hounds, Monday, Lynch= Green; Wednesday, Foss Lodge ; Friday, Trouble House. Badsworth hounds, Monday, Uwston Hall; Wednesday, Shaftan Two-gates ; Saturday, liavercroft—at half-past 10. The Brambam Moor hounds, Monday, Harewood Bridge; Wednesday, Gateforth ; Friday, Marton; Saturday, Col lingham Bar—at half-past 10. Sir Patton Sykes's hounds, Monday, Settrin;;ton House ; Wednesday, the Windmill, Stockton Forest; Friday,l Scampaton House—at half-wit lO. Essex Union hounds, Wednesday, Munden Fune ; Satur day, Plough and Harrow. East Ewa hounds, Monday, Marks Hall; Tuesday, Crouch Fair Green ; Saturday, Panfield Hall—at half past 10. Mr. Conyers's hounds, Monday, Blake-hall; Wednesday, Broculley-common ; Saturday, Matching-green—at half past 10. South Essex haunt's, Tuesday, White's-bridge; Satur day, Orsett-heath---at half-past 10. F x and Suffolk bounds, Tuesday, Stour-wood; Friday, Alsington-hall Gate—at half-past 10. Hon. F. Petre's stag bounds, Tuesday, Long Barns, Ab bott, Roding—ra half-past 11. Suffolk hounds, Tuesday, Wattis fi eld Swan; Friday, son-hail; Sat urday, Stowlangtoft-hall—at a quarter to ... Mr. Lushington's hounds, Monday, Queen Down-wafter Wednesday, Sharsted-park ; Saturday, Long Beach-at 1 Shropshire hounds, Tuesday, flab milestone on the Bas church-road; Friday, Lutwycke-at half-past 10. Surrey Union bounds. Monday, Fair Mile; Wednesday, Rule-hall; Saturday, Kennels--at half-past 10. Tiverton hounds, Wednesday, Leigh Wood; Saturday, Killerton-at half-past 10. Lanarkshire and Renfrew/shire hounds, Tuesday, Girth fee; Saturday, Castle Temple-at a quarter to 11. Her Majesty 's stag hounds, Tuesday, Hayes; Friday, the Golden-ball, Brackwell-at 11. Mr. A. Smith's hounds Monday, Park House Tuesday, Workaway Hill ; Wedn e sday , Wherwell Wood ; Friday, Brigemiston ; Saturday, Wintenlow-at 11. Bath stag hounds, Tuesday, Lenadown ; Friday, Water house-at half-past 11. Craven hounds, Monday, GA edwin Broils ; Wednesday, Anvilley ; Friday, Ficldridge ; Saturday, Fir Tree, North Heath-at a quarter to 11. Mr. Lumley's bounds, Monday, Jockey House ; Wednes day, Barlborough ; Friday, Oatefonl-hill ; Saturday, Stainton Village-at half-past 10. ltufford hounds, Monday, Winkburn ; Tuesday. Park hall ; Friday, Ossington ; Saturday, 1 horesby Park-at half-past 10. Mr. M. Ingram's hounds, Monday, Canon ; Wednes day, Bretby Park ; Saturday, Inircstre-at a quarter to 11. Sir It. Sutton's hounds, Monday, Stauntou ; Tuesday, Thrussingtou ; Wednesday, Uveracroft Abbey ; Friday, Holt and Disewurth-at 11. Duke of Rutland's hounds, Monday, Croxton Park; Tuesday, Aswardby Park; Wednesday, Boothby Hall; Friday, Raneeby-at half-put 10. Lord Henry Bcntinrk's - hounds. Monday, Lea ; Tuesday, Wickenby Park; Wednesday, Blaukney Friday, Burton; Saturday, Staplefurd Moor-at 11. Lord Yarborough's bounds, Monday, Tcalby Cross-roads; Wednesday, Blyborough 11.11; Friday, Nes/sham Lodge at 11. Earl Fitiwilliam's hounds, Monday, Wasbingley ; Wed , aseday, Barnwell Castle; Friday, Kennel-at 10. Mr. Hillier's hounds, Monday, Cawkwell ; Tuesday, Tumby Swan ; Saturday, Welton Wood-at 11. Cuttesmore hounds, hlonday, Ryhall Heath Wednes day, Seaton Mill; Friday, Swayfield ; Saturday,Sowerby at 11. Albrighton hounds, Monday, High Onn ; Wednesday, Tuck hill; Sat - inlay, Somerford-at half-put 10. Athentone hounds, Monday, Barton-in-the-Beam; Wed nesday, Wharton Village; Friday, Corley; Saturday, Coombe Abbey-at a quart rto 11. Old Berkshire hounds Monday, Faringdon-at 11; Wed nesday, Wittenham Wood; Friday, Newbridge-at half put 10. Cambridgeshire hounds, Monday, Caxton Gibbet ; Wed nesday, lleadman's Cross , Friday, Sandy Warren-at half pant 10. Cheshire hounds, Monday, Prover; Wednesday, Duddon Heath; Friday, Bandiall; Saturday, Norley-at half past 10. Mr. Drake's hounds, Monday, Edgcott 'Village; Toes dsy„ Shillswell House; Saturday, Warden Ken nels-at balf-past 10. Durham County hounds, Monday, Cocken Hall; Wed nesday, Braneepeth Castle ; Friday, Essington-at half past 10. Lord Elcho's bounds, Monday, Doddington ; Tuesday, Hirsell Law Toll Bar ; Wednesday, Kyloe ; Friday, Pol. worth-at half past 10. Saturday, Longridge-at IL F. B. hounds, Tuesday, Kowtow; Friday, Ladock Wood-at half-past 10. Gogerildan hounds, Tuesday, Crosswood ; Friday, Inas- Raehyulleth-at 10. Hambledon hounds, Monday, Soberton Down; Wednes day, hill ' l Place • Friday, Mansell Hall-at a quarter to 11. H. 11. hounds, Monday, Greywell Hill ; Tuesday, Mat terley Gate; Friday, Illis fi eld Church; Saturday, 'Bed stead Green-at half-past 10. Ileythrop (Lord Redesdale's) hounds, Monday, Great Tcw ; Wednesday, Bradwell Green; Friday, Addlestrop Gate ; Saturday, Gosford-at half-past 10. Haydou hounds, Wednesday, Mile House ; Saturday, Al lerwash-at D. Ilulderness hounds, Mouday, Meaux Abbey ; Tuesday, Louilesborough ; Friday, Frodingham Bridge; Saturday, Lund-at a quarter to 11. Husky bounds, Monday, Compton House (King-Servo bourne); Wednesday, Crabwood Farm ; Friday, Stande n Gate-at a quarter to 11. East Kent hounds, Tuesday, Selling° Lees ; Friday, Snow Down-at half-past 10. Mr. W. S. Lowndes's hounds, Monday, Sheep Lane (near Woburs) ; Wednesday, Salden ; Saturday, Ken nel-at 11. Monmouthshire hounds, Monday, Faunal fluid Toll Ban Friday, Rockfield ; Monday week, Tallycoed Wood; Thursday, Graig Finger Post-at half-past 10. Mr. Morgan'a hounds, Monday, the Toll Bar (Brent-or) ; Saturday, Callington New Bridge--at half - past 10. New Forest hounds, Tuesday, Stoney Cross ; Saturday, Whiteparish-at a quarter to ii. "Oakley hounds, Monday, Snelson ; Wednesday, Tyrring ham ; Saturday, Swineshead Wood--at a quarter to 11. Mr. Phillips's hounds, Tuesday, Wsterperry Common; Friday, the Three Pigeons (Itycote)-at half-past 10. Puckeridu hounds, Monday, Standen ; Wednesday, Stanstesd (Essex) ; Saturday, Layston-at half-past 10. Pytehley hounds, Monday, lioldenby ; Wednesday, Crick ; Friday, Cottesbrooke; Saturday , Badby Wood-at a quarter to 11. Lord Southampton's hounds, Monday, Woodford; Wed nesday, Potcote ; Friday, Weston Wild-at 11. Southdown hounds, Monday, Folkington Crossways ; Wednesday, Alfriston ; Friday, East Iloathley-at half past 10. Mr. Meddler's South Wold hounds, Monday, Cawkwell ; Tuesday, Tumby Swan; Saturday, Welton ood-at 11. North Stalerdshire hounds, Monday Dilhorn ; Wednes day, Trentham; Friday, Adderley-at half-past 10. Kr. Lee IlMere's hounds, Monday, Newbridge House; Fear& Park; Monday week, Tissues House; ir old, at 11. TWO IdeadanNubbock Toll Bar ; Wednes -49164i i nllnCll Pler•--at half-past 10. , Ebbw Bridge; Wednesday, Osedloarnen=l Friday, Ooitze--at half-put 11. Trelaway's Mends, Tuesday, Coytun ; Friday, Mar -lapikT!ll Ber.-at hapme 10. Tuesday,WansebvfieseiraliriMil;"Saterday,3wYdon. Station at quarter to 11. ine housda, Monday, Oakley Hall ; Wednesday, Haw Sillgton ; Saturday, the Pine Apple-at 11. Mr. Whabla's hounds, Monday, Stag and Hounds, (Bin day,,,; Tuesday, ; Wedneaday. l'inge Wood ; Fri- Bessle‘ild ; Saturday, Eversley Bridge--at 11. Wyeside hounds -Tuesday, Velirmach ; Saturday, Rhyds pence Gate-at 10 Colonel Wyndham's hounds, Wednesday, Fittleworth Wood ; Friday, Oumber Corner--at half-past 11. Sir W. W. Wynn's hounds, Monday, Baschurch ; Tau day, Erddig ; Friday, Greddington ; Saturday, Malpas Moor-at half-past 10. York and Aunty hounds, Mond, Naburn ; Tuesday , Ribston Hall ; Saturday. Pill Moo ay r, Bnfferton-at half past 10. Breconaldre barriers, Monday. Penney?, ; Wednesday, Caerbwld ; Friday, Pontalltarnog ,• Monday week, Taly bout; Thursday week. Taiwan-at half past ten. Bred= hamers (Mr. Dyer's), Tuesday, Aston Cress; Friday, Budgeway-at half-past 10. W . l~Miru ... - kii — oelsi.; iOttiinr .. ., ico n Awl Rut Junction gill= is Roar Vallo3 Lnsoombirn* Ohme. Jon. Ws 431.6a.5d. 100 DANA all Sun. ... . r ow SO balskela . . I* cart 54 . '6;4 . 44 Olaillearl lihstaanc. al Desies. rarekord Lbw deli Jordon -. IS liont Ameba (523 L. kis end L k D)... . . IS Do. (SDI S. iii SY Swim Grandes Is Warn Won Q s • (We IL D. A.) -. SI Do. of II and C dltu 13 Soot Lansublrs .. . I G. Do. Sow 8 them 40 (Sari IS Toot Indla Dock and Dim. loataloa 511 FAllabonn and Olnonor • 25 itAinburith,Parth,Duirlee 120 Dlonow t Rota Western IS Greet Northern ... 12; Do. eharee,A,Deterre 121 Do. elaues,ll.6 wet. 10 01.8012 th. and Wast.jre. 1100 Ott Lancaster and Carlisle .. Third. Liam.btrie und * Yorkshire IS Dn. I shares Is Da the Its Da Weill lidiailizion 11 - 31 pes 371 671 ei 8 " 6 61 .. 14 16 6 1 7 t 4 15 II It pin 84 141 8 7 AL 7 6 „ I 11 111 32 3 71 We 55 55 17 18 1 1 (nods and Blocking' 100 Loo„ Brighton, IR S. Caw 1100 London of North-Waten 2.1 Do. do., j shares ytt Do Witth. I"I 57 ii7:11.m..0413.(c,, 100 I.onderk & Soutli..W,.*Wrs 11 Do., 7:10 . . A• linett.,Bax.,sor.talloe. 1100 tanch.,Bl.3l.,74LiticolnAh. 4t Do. Man.* Libel. Colon 'lO7l 11idlaad 1 100 Do. Dian. and 47: Midland Ureat Weetero(l; 75 lormayket 1 Ne;port, AbeiguWerny, end Hereford.. 7 Newt T and Enalskilleh... 199 k 15 Do. New i 20... .. 3; Northern Court:Uri Valor 20 North British —. . .. 174 North Stntfurdehire.. . . 94 North Dsron ... . t ... 3t Nor th &South Weet.Drae. 30 Oxford, Worc., & Wolvor. 33 icottleh Central ... ... IS Scottish Midland ... ... 334 Do. New . ... .. 1 13 &rem. & Dim.. Mr A _ .Ib.. Cl us. 71 $1 51 11 qt. 25 12 14 13 1 di. 31 di. 6 7 5 5 dim 76 66 ,• a din par 15 154 16 146 I 91 7 S. 31 4 4; 4 3g dis 6 doburydlietefordOld 4hrevrobury and ebortor (tNor. W. Mn.)i tt Iv Do. Osdostry ibrsidldre . 04 lamb Devoe /0 South Eutern St south Wale* 15 south YorkehlttlrerDu . 15 itirlieg and Doerr:allot 114 ellocktua and llarCepool 18 TharoesHarouDocliaktail ' 11 West Cbrnmall all Woodford mad taostiok 25 Yor6,Newordeaderwt4 l . , 2 Do. do. Iztodoiou Do.O.N.E.Parebase 1 54 York sad Nati Xidiuut 14 16 7 6 101 14 31 418 14 . 18. ii 93; 2 291 4 3 41s 9 10 11 13 111 13 dls IT IS 71 7 &a Il I II “ k U LINES LEASED AT FIXED 101"BirailogitamkOzIordienel sal edulypd a tirwithguar. l antee (Iw. to GLWeet.l 7101 Ditto without &guarantee (teasel to UreatHmtana all 'Bina., Wole., and Dualleyl eallsiulypil,orwitliguar. (leased to Greattge.ternl all 'Ditto without &guarantee: I (knee Ito Great Wratern; 7 9 pea 171 Buakiii,rharehire (leased' to LondoniaN.Wraterni 17/ 704 SO C,yileettale Junction • (teasel to Caledonian •4l 49 25 ( postLincolnah.guat 6p.Ct I (limed to Gt. Northern), 124 &Bow:eater & Dena FOregt (ICAMNIWGITYIWOSiefII 16 21pi9 Ilallknelby(LYork&N Hid 104 206 IS Do. 4 sparse ditto) 3 0 1 4 1 62) 126 De.) that , . dsta) 14 156 50 Leedn% bradiord Midland 1 1016 121 Landoe an a Greenwich Oared to South Eastern' 11l II) 25 ,Ditto Vreferenes (ditto), 14 23 20 ,Loirensft Gnia.46ereent " I (kneed to Norfolk) $0 NortherokYnatern peret leased to Eamt.Countisei 54 56 43 ,Onto ditto New ' 4 bpm 25 „PreatOn&Wyre (leas. Lou &N.WeetaiLanc.lkYarkl 'Ditto 4 sharks (A, (ditto)' B) 9) pm • 20 illead.,Uulld., and Reigate' (lowed to *silk Eastern 111 21: 61 Ropoton and liitedun (Nan I to Great Northern 64' Du. Shepreth Esten.(dltto 1 ) 1 psi SI dostliStaffonfrhireiladsodi to Ur. Welean 9l 11 dla , 25 Wear Valley, 6p. Myna , , (leaved to etockton&Dar ;IS 29 100 Wilts & Somerset (lowa Ito Great %Mem. 1911 921 AI $0 SS SI • 10 pea 10iFuttotr reErstunws SHAWN. 41.110 Caledonian £lO - _. 71 1 Chester and Holyhead .. 121 16 oli; all Dundee, Pcrth, and Aber. Otto Junction ~ ... 1 1 dim 14 111 EitunnglistOLlOCite,Ct. 21 21 try 6l Eastern Counties Entente., 5 per Cl No. 1 4 Ipm 61 61IDitto do. No. 21 par 1 pen 10 10 Du. New 6 per Dana Stook 101 11 10 10 East.titdoa,Seripp.6p.Ctl 61 101 0 5 Edinburgh, PertN and! Dundee, 51 per Cent ...I 1 8 1 1 m 121 - 12i3Ortat Northern 5 per Cent, 1 131 12 ! Se Do.3pCtatedrernsblefierip, 1 Pia 61 6l42aStetsWertrntflEigte tte. 1 1 P.• 20 1 6 ,Lancaalairotaltorks. ?SU dl. at.loo . Do. 6 per Cent. SW* -.133 133 841100 'London,litight.,& l l.o l eaeL , j Pre43perCtaitoo4,l l lsl. St. ,100 , Do. New W es per Cent. 141 143 lit Ilk London I t.(Cor.k , Nuneaton) 5 pen Cent...l 601 1 LandonetialiWatternNewi 21 31 pa 36 11 Man.Sheff.ELlne. lea„Nol , 101 11 10 10 Do. New Lie ... .. 1 12 12 M. w mult.nacooNar.iii.ip.ei in 113 lig Ditto Preterite. Ii I tlin to 11 0 Norfolk Ettenwoa... „.. 151 151 6I II i Do. Guaranteed 61 poet. 4 44 Nd 5 ?North British .., ... 1 41 3 1 a 'North Staifordeleire ......1 6 Oxford, Wattmeter. sod, IWaver., gls.4pirCont; 1 dis par 6hrewaikEinn.Nowthard 91 101 , Strews.* Chaste, (Noe.W.l Win.) 8 per Celt... ...I 151 16 , tooth Devon .. ...! II 13 'York, Neweastfe,..k berw.,l OLNurth of Eng.parolt. : 15! 1 4 61 Ditto Ditto llarkEN.llsl.ll.&sl;orei 1 1 atm .WAYS. 2') .Bonlogne anaToltei 20 Centro' Vranos (Vaersen: 01 'Daub 141,1toialt . 1: 1 iz 0 " 3 si " n I 20 11; iadue 3 5 6rest Indian PeOneida.. Do. 20 13 'Lazasobloxe If 10 1 Do. (Railway) 5 f Do. (Canal) I3i 27i /tarts Antaila 10 , 55 Do. do. Nut .„ 20 1 20 915nrar anal 20 16 Northern of Prom.. 20 9 Orleans and &Mkt= 20 20 Parts aad Weans 20 So /aria sad Boum ... 10 15 ,Paria sal lit/again SO SO !Rouen ad HMO ... 31 an dusk% sad Mean... 21 17 lours sad Manta .„ 10 at'Wast Manaus.. ii 61 16 1 4164 41 41. 36 ID 15 25 si 51 416 11 .. f 4 13 i4I 3 1 11 I z is g 1 2 dil g MELANcitots Occuaatmca.—A melancholy cata strophe happened at the steamer's wharf Drcemehaire , night of Saturday last. A man named 'Mr* the steersman of the Lady of the Like otemeera-irs wife, having taken some spirits, a dispute, it is supposed, arose between them, when the latter threw hich hers us elf from the side of the vessel into the river, upon w her husband leaped after her with the intention of saving her life, and both were drowned. Gallagher was a quiet steady man Sligo Chronicle. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. _ Two n•Ctoce. Upon the strength of the highly favourable Bank returns, which decidedly support the view of a fur ther relaxation of the money market, the English funds to-day have established a fur ther advance of .1. A good deal of in terest has been excited by the exclusive announce ment in the second edition of the Daily News of the intention of the French government to raise forthwith a loan of eight millions sterling, to meet the pressing necessities of the state. A measure of this description has been expected by many parties, as the expenditure of the l'resident a government must be heavy. Throughout the Stock Exchange the course of business to-day, ns usual on the last day . of the week, has been very quiet, with only a limited at tendance of members. Consols opened at yesterday's closing rate of 961 toy ex div for the 16th of January, and' are now quoted 961 to 07. The business list of the morning embraces: Three per Cent. Consols, for account, 961, T 1, ex div ; Three per Cent. Reduced,97l, • New ihree-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 98 t, 1; Lo ng An nuities, 1860, 7, The unfunded securities market remains firm. Exchequer Bills have been dealt in at yesterday's rate, of 48s. to .51s. prem.; but a transaction has occurred in the smaller class of bills at 495., or a rise of ls. For India Bonds buyers aro offering at 625. premium. In the foreign market, Mexican Bonds arc the stock chiefly dealt in, and the price has to-day been carried a fraction higher, to 27. Spanish stocks are rather flatter, with little doing, and Sardinian are a trifle lower, other descriptions remaining steady at yesterday's rates. The transactions of the morn ing are in the following stocks, viz. :-Chilian Six per Cents., 100. Equador Bonds, 3. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 891 ' 1. Mexican Bands, 26/, 27, 264, 1. Peruvian Deferred, 461. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 102. Sardinian Five per Cent. Bonds, 831. Spanish Active Five per Cents., In the Californian gold-mining market Agua Fries have rallied to a to 1 prem., owing to the announcement that the lease has been extended from seven to twenty-seven years, whilst the others re main quiet at late rates. The protest executed by Mr. Capel, the chairman of the committee of Spanish bondholders in London, has been transmitted to Daniel Weisweiller, Esq., their agent in Madrid. By him it was placed in the hands of his excellency, Lord Howden, who, at the wish of Mr. Weisweiller, sent it to the Marquis of Mit-attires, the minister of foreign affairs, with a re quest that he would acknowledge the receipt of it. Notice has been issued of the due payment of the half-yearly dividends, falling due the Ist of January, on the following foreign stocks, viz.-Russian Sterling Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Canada Deben tures' South Carolina Sterling Bonds, and Mary land Sterling Bonds. Little business was transacted in the market far foreign exchanges to-day, and the rates did not vary considerably from those of last post. Short Paris was done at 25.171 to 20; ditto three months, at 25.371 to 421. Amsterdam was a shade lower at 11.171 to 1. Hamburg closed 13.10 to with but little doing. Frankfort found ready takers at 121. Bills on Italy were a little more inquired for, and Leghorn was a shade lower, viz., 30.80 to 83. Spain and Portugal presented no change. St. Petersburg was not in the market; there were buyers at 36. Vienna comes higher from the other side, and was done here at 12.36 to 40, 'frieste 12.40 to 43. Great regret is expressed at the discontinuance of the tele graphic exchanges from Germany . on the part of the Daily A - eics and Times. The prices negotiated are as follows: Tune. Prue neptiated. From To Ameterdant pert Short lea. Iddr. 1111. Blot.?. Ditto Rotterdam o 99 Bandung and Altana „ „ 13rnes. 13rnea. Olgeb. Prankfart-olaanamilalne per £lO ~ 1200. Okr. -12114 Okr. Vienna ......... 1211. 3Gar. ... 125. 40kr. Triads Ant% erp Brumela Gant ... rata 2oe .e. Ditto Montlm2:.fr. 374 e. 25fr. 4210. Ilarre Bordeaux. " " 2 2 5 1: ... 1 2 5 1 4 4t. Lyons Maraellke 23lr. ... 2.51 e. 43e. (lents Leaner% Man „ 301 r. 17fe• ... 301 r. Ids Naples per dlinit „ 40e pence ... 401 pence ra1errn0....... per ounce „ 1191 penes, ... 1191 pence Messina Madrid per flans: „. 49 pence ... 19 pence endm IV ... St 49 pence ... 19 pence Melees 0 491 pence ... 1 pence Gibesltsr „ „ 49 pence ... 49 pence Seville Sera lons „ „ 49 pence ... 49 pence Mao 49 pence ... 49 pence Lisbon per mllrci „ 511 pence .. 52 pence 52 pence ... 52 pens* St. Petersburg per, ruble „ 36 Deno, ... SG pence By last adsices the price of gold at Hamburg is 426} per mare, which, at the English mint Rrice of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13A-, ; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.61 it follows that gold is 0.466 per cent. dearer in London than in Ham- burg. - According to the last accounts the course of ex change at New York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 1103 per cent., and the par of exchange be tween England and America being 109 23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.92 per cent. in favour of England. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a profit on the importation of gold from the United States. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending the 13th of December is as follows : InNIL Or KNOLAND.—A DN2I ccom won Note boot ...... g40,27....CJ0 BAUM DI Pf001140111 . Cap8 • il 614.653,000 tat . 3 125 084 " pohlY =.ldry. l .. of li Debten.l 410004.1 8.334.018 9.33048 E.T.o-day and other 1848 1332.433 for the 'reek ending Dee. 13. MI. ISTMUM. Government Debt E11,0115,1(0 Other decuritim 1.661,140 Gold Coin end Bahian 16.248.346 Sliver Bullion 33.376 ILIOXIA O PLITIIIIIIT. CD Governmen Enciettins 6D .L Died Weidl Annuity) 513.241,7139 Other Securities Noted Ookl and S u rat Ocin G11.31:8 DOM:3II3i 4806.728.113 Dee 181851. 11.4881IALL, Wiles. This return presents the same features as noticed for so many weeks past, with the difference that the accumulation of bullion and notes in the bank coffers is proceeding even more rapidly than before. The stock of bullion, it will be seen, stands now within a trifle of 17 millions. The effect of the revenue pay ments is now more sensibly shown, as usual about this period of the financial quarter. In view of this extraordinary increase of resources, the maintenance , of the rate of discount becomes daily more dubious. Compared with those for the week preceding these returns exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue £30,279,620 Increase £376,690 Circulation active 18,889,275 Increase 34,770 Public deposits 8,534,018 Increase 466,674 Other deposits Government securities in banking department Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 11524.53 Decrease 4,410 The Rest The Reserve 12,031,713 Increase 367,634 According to the official returns published is the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 6th of December last, was 3,409,2101.; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,433,4671. There is consequently a decrease of 24,2471. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the :same week was 2,697,1021.; and the previous 3,515 7,532 2,389 110 t 27 837 552 414 659 188 4,010 14,378 1,736 3,230 2,029 70 ___ 41,268 782 8,039 9,195 166 115 6,425 466 599 22,196 1,997 643 1,460 10,233 1,364 1,460 1,330 2983 266 189 13,103 7,313 18,768 3,320 5,675 8,034 6,835 4,734 2,361 3,811 804 214 733 1,026 18,057 3,608 7,050 4,906 7,642 1,937 10i i $ COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. __ MINCING-LANE, SATURDAY MOILNING. The sales of Colonial produce have again gone off very heavily, and at lower prices. In the value of Sugar there is not any material alteration ; fine qualities have brought very lull rates, and for the low brown descriptions ther, has been a fair demand, at about former quotations. For Coffee there is very little inquiry. Native Ceylon has been sold at fully 6d. per cwt. decline, and the longberry kinds of Mocha are about Ss. per cwt. lower. Rico continues in good demand, at former rates. The Tea market remains very flat, and prices unaltered. WOOL MARKET—THIS DAY. There has been a public sole this week at the Hall of Commerce, of about 3,000 bales of low Wool from Egypt, Bombay, Alexandria, and Islay. Priest were, on the aver age, pretty well supported, owing, in a great measure, to tke demand from }ranee. In German ThecaNS'ols there is very little doing, but prices are steady. ock on hand m rather larger than it ought to be at this season of the year, being estimated at from 3,000 to 3,300 bales. The imports of Wool into London this week are only 6 bales from Ant werp, 60 from Mogadore, 120 from the Cape, and 14 bags front Hamburg. COVENT-CIARDI r.-THIS DAY. - pine.•;= . ll).o B t• GB Orveg. ob. ai 311 WM. Pirb i taag ed IP*" 110.• /88 u nne . reMi li g "to Sr W 1.1. to tw- e et , r peak, es per lb., 2s to 3s I Oranges, per doz., Is to la 6,1 per 100, 68 to IN Not.. Bar., p. 20s to 22s - Brazil, p. bush., 12s to 14. Filberts, per 100 lb. 701 to 904 =fflir. 14 to Is— =do.,Ls. Is to 44 lINSMA Pig Mao Is 34 MMus. par M. SI Sal pm ause.blsba yes Ws.. 111 • 1 l• 21 84 Tsai" garbles*. MI I* 111 =".11. SS se Is , 6 1. = s e s t l • • 1 fd is Is 011111. - Pia l el l b SS Is Is es l t==bi s rl u t f l a dm. 1 Is el GIs — Isle Is id = /• M 111 IDA Hsu ... whs. gamma * 1 " ill iream- ss Is triailaiss al" 1131.66 laski. par bank Id to 2d UAW% pre lb. id to 14 011=19.. ad to Id hawk" pa half aim, 99 to la latood m o 99 ., p. NOM 44 to Is SO" alt tO 111 1 8;a-11 1.41.1,...a.,,, ito. i Horse la 049 Malholook Per 119 e. Is to 2 2.41 pee WA" Ts to 109 99994, per MU dm. Y In Pd ros9l. pot url. ale id lively. sr book UM di now. palm* MI to lid Robb p. die. ba, le to is Mt. pir Wok 14 to Id lad. ldni. SI se dol joiparmid.: prim* id told Wddidlemaideddaddlob•dd to ea st lb. .f s i. I to 10i 11 flaw lit lit SO 20i U 21 die 6 74 11 ll 6 6 1 i 141 1 5 49 31 16 29 3 33 171 181 6 5 13 I 3 35 331 15; M 76_ 60_ 13i 85 I A 116 151 65 3 28 7 C 4 A. ...1.., 4.n O lt. 60.4 u 44- .14.4.0, ayie a O. BSOLTtIu FU Bank Stock, 2141 154 3 per Cl. Italuml.l.T4 I 3 tor Cl. Cuto,l4. obit 3j per Ct. Cuoro6, ,$l I Cowls for Amt., Wit DT POREION per et. litirtau. 3815 S per CL 73 5 Do. Now. v 2 4 6 tour CL Mom. Arr.. 41161 ti per CL toT ocr Co. Maw.. tit 3 Kt CL ITuil4o. TS 7 1 , 1 per Ct. Dutch. ft 9 61 4 per CL Dutch. ST W 1.24 per Cl. Unuade. 135 ltt K.:thaw 5 MT E*/ Gr• S'..t;l 6'4"3 II PAY. 6.114 An 0000 .but 1114111. Irl to Inxelo.l.ovnt.. 594. Ce 2.. Ei,:bolner Bills.l,Unni. 48s. fai. r Pll3 pp. 3 per (t. Ilexlatti. NI i 5 per Ct. Pcrusiait. Si Ye Pitt.. Deferrol. 456 64 6 per et. l'urtuguer... 90 3 6 per Ct. Ititrelen. 111 13 41 I. Ct. ittroian.lu3 4 6 per (:t. Apenl.6. Active. 2661 3 per CI. 6pas64l. 3JI 406 //o. Paw, c. 61 21 per (14 Vuocutels. 34 6 lw. l)efurre4. 11 1 124 Cent.. bi to 90. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING TIIE PAST WEER. Nike opens& Nam of Railway. 1851. BlitTlBll. 1851 9.51 199 94 6 49 Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Birkenhead, lainc.,&Cheshitt Bristol and Exeter 'Ckdedonian Chester and liolyhind Cork, Blackrock, and Passage Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and K ingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee, Perth,Aberdeen June Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian East Lancashire Eas.ern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, dc Dundee Es eter and Crediton Furness Glasgow and South Western Groat Northern& B. Lincolnsh (irsat Southern & Western(lr) Great Western Irish South Eastern Kendal and Windermere Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds Northern Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwell London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln. Manchesterand South Junction Maryport and Carlisle Midtmd lama Great Western are.: Monidands Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire North Western Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birmingham •hrcwsbury and Chester Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern South Wales SouthYork.,Doncaster& Goolel Stockton and Hartlepool 1 Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick York and North Midland 1860. FOREcox. Central of France Dutch Rhenish Maria Antonia Montereau and Troyes Namur and Liege• Northern of Franca Orleans and Bordeaux Paris and Lyons Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Paris and Strasburgh Rouen and Havre Tours and Nantes 412/ 71 1661 82 4421 134 t 240 3,1001 827,1 I'l 1,005 • The receipts are exclusive of the ameaut received from the Belgian government. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is firm. The delivery is large, and de mand still strong. Prices aro quoted ss follows :—Town Tallow, 371. net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, new, 3714; old, 38s. 6d. ; new year, 385.; January and March, 375. Minium AVM/AGM/I.—Town Tallow, 395. Bd. ; fat by ditto, 2s. ld. ; yellow Russian, 384. Bd. ; melted stuff, 295. ; ' rough ditto, 181. ; Tallow graves, 94. ; goal dregs, Bs. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Kolas. Cooper and Smith report the trade at the follow quotations :—Priase meadow Hay, 70e. to 761. ; infe rior, SU. to 865.; Bowen, 68e. to 63e. ; Clover, 700. to 040. ; snood vat, 60a. to 721. ; Straw, 221. to 251. 2 0 1 2 111 12 [THREEPENCE. week's return being 2,740,9341., the decrease is shown to be 43,8321. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 18,84,50.1/. (being 368,960/. less than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 24,960,817/., which shows a decrease of 437,049/. as compared with the returns for the previous week, ending the '29th of November. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,28ti,865/., and the joint-stock banks 712,8t45/. below the amount authorised to be issued, makiug a total of 2,001,7501. below the fixed amount. At a period when so much attention is being paid to railway debentures as a security for investment, the following authentic statement as to the financial condition of these stocks has been prepared for tho Stock Exchange by Mr. Slaughter, the secre tary for the railway department, and will be pub lished in the Railway Circular: ia...—................ opt4oxxow..lrmv=wx ailLga-uW-s,4=ariE' ; iwr:Et,-.0,91-gt2 ..:qnT,-46-a.Fi:gelm-"lt P44-EiWz6-44-1.0.1 Egv: 5F4 rIS;I'WLS; wg';:t -.. ' awc"oi* wvgn wi . - 411 i„... .-..1 L F t Fe: 45'.;- tg-V 1 V SkTia =. D . ' tD V r .. . I ... ... 8 w e ti r 2 3°- .- 1 . • A. ._— .ms 4" 4adese-8--s§B"i"tt-§V§ tt O 15.1 Fah. ww voLlvAsts.Elvt...l.;msent'4z.= cr PP 1 33747.v.f.PP.P. attlettgs . o4s§.gv ". ." 0- fax ~G~mm /*Sp. 1 2et&i:VVAitSiitlaii ilqii . r. .ZW bD.P. 4-1 : 6 :7, ! !"" i6i 241 188 264 101 90 260 450 t 60 1,391 627 181 1,116 3,39.5 6,896 144 688 3,464 L 4,516 1,706 3,371 2,035 6,815 4,121 1.5,632 3,749 14,183 814 8,308 344 764 2,050 3,170 4,614 0431 457 1,511 8,314 687 1,308 2,111 834 366 13,i1 6,669 368 3,432 10,402 4,1.50 16,338 139 3,523 16,507 1,004 2,210 3,342 4,688 628 1,668 474 614 BOP , M 1. rife or 7, the a soh Me A• .1. 1 . .6'BB aeleso Ifs t.... ..., mall‘ Wad" se 0.