The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-10 00:00:00

. ' c , Tte -T43rt4 No. 1,992.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1853. [THREEPENCE. b a rrANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Ketablaltal Aar I, 1837. E a pArered by Specie.% Act of Parhimat. 4 Tletoap.ll. ItOBWAT ALSICIDEN, Raab's& 111•16 AIIWASIAGES OW TOW Lssuninox. a T a b:, Inerramett rAtes of moms, repssiall, adapted W the of Loam or Debts. gA.:•ordit *honey La the premien 'My is payable at death it trot ir•re . :Lewn• „ i n.! In! al gill, at wariag peevisealy. Laketaent Beath albeed/af t tbe saw et Pavia( .40/.:01 a.I staid la Itik waswriag arsaitise, to Cliy.rta ec+pwsee at the Parfet , ' dualk bad ba - •••I ire shell by pm, or r daughter brt 134 h yaw at ape. IRELAND RAILWAYS. 131 11 11991911ateela.. ..) r• — ii i f: r e Hier tled i vr o la... !. 1 II 14 weer e 1 Tame— .. $4 Ili Mt WI Da. Ni. 9 per et Nadi Pie& I i Mims ohs IQ 11l Unit helot .) . ISt 10 lids ant 14eme ... l4 16 1 9 91 '4 949394 El OMEN ... 44 41 449 &OM 39 49 [.,aid Illsaibrairt III 51 4altlippolambeers 4 II la SI eel Illineeel 4 pa awiliewre -. N 9114 sad Mim e... 94 Ha . De. 54 per OM. Prefer .4 lowborn et hem& 24. Upper . bileNdp .... 14,,, z all Wiest 11 . N . • 5 i Do. he pr ONA.Preler. I die 14 par 9 Nemesis a resew . 9p 19; pi I Western el Owlllerlaad — sj $ U In silks the upward movement is very remarkable, as shown below : MINES. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoci. The nitlway market wu firm et the commence ment of business this morning, Caledonian and Great Western stocks realising enhanced quotations, but the market has since become a shade weaker. Very little business is going forward. Sambre and Meuse, and Paris and Strubourg shares are better, and other foreign lines quiet. SHAMS AND STOCKS 1:1140UALINTIIII. For the month. For 11 months. 1862 £153,760 .... £1,363,930 1861 79,768 .... 1,224,834 1860 114,337 . 1,147,023 Linens fully bear out the other evidences of trad ing activity, the shipments representing the annextd soma, viz.: For the month. For 11 months. 1862 1861 1860 "111 WI 17 I IF4asa.r.. kw today up te 3 p.n. sle II 7 4 iataTlisrZ tiettfag .. W East Junction _ _ I eirms.Wely. Illibus,,Las 01 Diabrill BRITANNIA It UTt.:AL LIVE ASSOCIATION. pap3llend by Iter Nab" Fife Royal Letters Patent. usual Ilmot Vrotits. robn . M,4lrn I•Jrticipate in prate sitar lea or semi amid prr • xv .diag tbe calis mar Ara. Prowess sakte-sted for every Om Mile dilliesn of sa credal whams armed an nem mina* twß m les opal ha:l brews. s nag lemlind iota/ ehe main At wen M us) ming manig ea ties 27th April Is" • sedialbs • ▪IU per Mllt • .A. l ttta o ais the amine nisei peahen we a mi. spa Jd A Med Digestants' httermisSia daily at 2 o'clock. Ak. a the *poured 'heresy ness shoftted Is the policy. e ,bm ..tterki.agto iewunersted lo all wpm tut their r- r •,'..--- All""Y A buses hots the iillif CM ditgaillPree oirruat..) it how TWA with Pardedgadow le h haft. altin Sewn Yearly Parasite. lief VW* ?rg anis PIO.= fast for It& Ag e. dries ,rnadader Tan. I LW, Maul Pro. slam. n a l& Mrsly Pm.. alga. j 2. 119 9 19 2 I 6 3 • A .. d Tara Nths. 2 $ a,. 30 0 110 1,1 3 430 I 6 613 4 0 L s. $7 1 7 27 1 • 's s. 1 4 1 1 4 1 4 - Z. R. FOSTER. Reddest Motor. ANDREW VRANCLS, Boczeari. 1, Mkkomiteet, Bank, Woks, Nov. let, 1131. SEASONABLE FESTIVITIES.—The exabsetass of feeltnits, anti home of gaiety, aeliu•Ry WINN Wee* ▪ teetbfut to Aloe te, edtestette Oaf the pen of may sod tbiretoro to &Tabs eeptelat attention le Sit dodos et the ILIA et Ott legate MOM ROWLAND* l a ja r r won std austotetag • that hastiest beak oflLAChnhi We ; AO / / mom he reoleothy the Ala ND, Yr, sad Woos*" sae poWIANter ODONIO. Doe DesflAWß lot tispeeft • MM. Me vilmen to the MA, ere east IMo imeneed Meted seedy the perinea 010 wdeetwoMit kr eeL rake& Beware el modem porirre sok bon the name of "Lnitanis" prerrers Met of @NW ea he weeper er libel. —Odd try A. SOWIAND sad 110114 SS. Ma ks. perm lades. sett by theeihis and perfumer% rPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, who wwly 'Wows with wanow.—JAMES COOK'. SHIM :OA PUNCH POLISHED ILAHOOANY ARABIAN BED- Rt►o. wain& C type. Looktw-gian d rtheistery W kroltrasa—Bllo)MON 101;9E, 22 food 23, LOOWISEEIDOI. aliww:o3 ryes, oed• • list of prim sael post THE DAILY NEWS. Lain Ikettray Paper, *tee 3d. au Umbel Orgee. the MIT ?SIMS to at the Mel of the I. Mei Prow et Gent eshosaiag tree mums Imes bends* ewe, ad ell mai mei seemreisree, whether pollee. moll, le le the mesa isi war el tie Geemmellteve.-Im Or ermmyd lte tee an feemelel ilmailimt Me. of is the mid* emmuleteemei emonerete I =lme enieird Im the etty, gel liesalry his twee mempmemeiL It immeims a are der e* Old of &bibs this wig sew pow . Nil= newt it Str ain - im Wee Mel evle7 mewl the esly ally Raper; Li m let prism Irtymismre. It ellimme heir le MAY* es bang dr all piper bride the Mon' übleheeelidie eel it deep meads; from lei Area teelbeeee adeerthemle Ite entree Im polls hemr ohne by the bet nines et de % OM had for the peme UN he the Ist leeks It .111 he um let die per esty ma) hod is Mbe belies Ili dime emempeamme s alra u tarmel. Iseeme rem list . 1 . 110,00 DAILY 111.11, le mem* sobt . iiiiie - er de li = juseidTiewhey libiem reasely elyeenet by a semiesperary °lie •My Sews dee reepei at all the Lewin minims Mee, Peon the Int It leek le* semi mei • Ong tue-mere• ▪ amieleatiy that arsureeties Ilbeeeles while le dr= ear Cl Umbel I awl Ow" weft leseri Cl the veseemiel day Mr . mei via the hose take It semeilse k-elielemiay s Z . 1 4 Mr. **Mg ore thee esereeptate et* Is m lis Vabrenhemi l esslmileresheireet, Le mke. me Newsman Is the oral le* e, Vi ' I ~r '! ;.' l ft•t 1 r 1 1 ti @ 1,1 • ram BUDGET. nis day, 6.1., or port We on wets o r in Qom% huge. FARMER'b BUDGET. A. lASI than thorough will aot do."—Lord Watford. fdlogimo WIWI. publisher, 11, Royal isalisoge. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, M. I:) L orthodoz, Aan.imptriaid. aad Orlidnal. M. doe; liF E. WHAT TO EAT, Dina, AND AVOID. n. LEVIERS TO YOUNG MIL ISL HOW TO BE RAM. MORAL AND rumuce.z cv . ENJOYMENT OIF LIFIL v. ON SPECIAL DISEASES. vz. TEL INSTITUT= OF MARRIAGE LIM DISEASES OF WINTEIL nu. ENDEAR! DERANGEILENTLCONSTIPATION, rd RAMIOPM. 111.1. 1 , 131134 odd SCOTCH i.wa. 3 void, ts. lIIDZOTATHT 011. TRZ COLD WATER CRIB 'god. la, Paiorsoator-row ; Coondlio.l47. Thot-0 11001 A Wm. Barad& med all badman :or H. R. CtilvetwoU. mD., 10. wri al 7. llogoo‘sioolorbo soy 00 ccaooltod dad, from 10 dB 3, NAVAL. POIISIIOIITH, JAN. 9.—The Sintoons. 18, iron screw tlbam userehip, Captain Eingeome went out of harbour Wmilisk anchored at Spitheod. She waits for an the reception of which the will proceed to aid ashark there the 31st Regiment for the Hai tian... Having disembarked them she will cos the tillitsma st ie bein liorfuNoto,.Maltl;.tlL76th the iath Iliat ben the hat named place to this port. It is antiei ptadthatthe slave service will occupy the &moors about The Vengeance, 84, Captain Lord H. *Sum into harbour to be docked ; her main and 11 11111 ibis being, it is reported, defective. The Terms .lll 11, screw stearn•frigate, Captain Gifford, was towed "Oa but:iota on Friday evening. DIROSPOItr. There have been no arrivals or aft, of importance during the week; but the dockyard traliawas a scene of very great activity and bustle through imPopustion of some vessels for service, and the increase _anip with which those in course of building are now ong nrwarded. The Avon, Masr-Counminam Veitch, tender to the Impregnable, te arrived ea !Mfg front reelementh whither she had gone with especiamertes. MILITARY. ROYAL ARTILLERY.—Sixty men, `*van and driver, of the Havel Hone Artillery, for the impetus of the ausgaientatisn, arrived in Dublin on Friday from Woolwich. One half will be quartered in Dublin, the 'lbw pressed le Limerick to be quutered there. This wenalway are cadet the command of Captain Du Plat, R.H.A. Onarrso OP A FREE CM:SCR OP ESOLAND.—Yetl „,•timillag which has been erected at Stoke Rowing a____lllivah erned span what are termed by the founders Inmost England principles, but entirely inapendent of E.. t.a, id.betio. al tie Bishop of London. The Rev. Mr. • radium who was ordained some years ago lis eff Ohio, and who was some time since re _ s Yam to officiaW in the metropolitan diocese on RS depand that he was admitted into holy orders by a fo 110111.dair, is to be the officiating minister of the sew e g e twa her s eh. The Rev. J. IL Gladstone, late minister of 11i ....„2.1gin0pal Chapel, whose name his of late been y before the public, took part in the services, rise_,_ilee 4. 611 Rey. Tenison Cu ff , who weeded from the Emit of inland in the early part of last year. CIARLEs LemoN.—lt was reported in Devon- PO ea &talky evening that Sir Charles Lemon, the Maar highly esteemed M.P. for West Cornwall, died II Desire. Jas. 8. At a few minutes before 12 o'clock to-day the Earl of St. Germans left Westisnd-row by a private ex press train for Kingstown, when his excellency, accompanied by his private Secretary, Major Pon sonby, embarked for Holyhead en route for London. Captains Cust and Peel, aides-de-camp, and Captain Willis, Dean Tighe, Mr. Cony Connellan, &c., were in attendance on his excellency. It is underst ood to be the intention of his excellency to return to Dublin, accompanied by the Countess of St. Ger mans, about the 4th or sth of February ; and notice has already been published of a levee to be held on the 7th and a drawing-room on the Bth of that month. A privy council was held this day at the HSI castle, at which his Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, rat the tight Hon. Lieut.-General Sir Edward Blake- n ney, G.C.8., and the Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench were sworn in Lords Justices, in the se absence of the Lord Lieutenant. so The Irish tenant league is to hold a general meet- ss se ing on Tuesday next, and the "Religious Equality " Association one on the following day, to consider the altered position in which they stand, owing to the fi junction of some of their friends with the govern meet. In the mean time the active naisne of those bodies, constituting their working committees, t have not been idle in the factious opposition which it se is attempted to raise in Ireland to the present go- ge sernment, or at least to the Irish liberals who hold 4 , 1 ° °thee under it. At a meeting of the council of the se. Tenant League yesterday, the following resolution, r t - . moved by the Rev. Bernard Daly, and seconded by e l . Mr. J. Macnamara Cantwell, was adopted: Reeolved,—That the council have with indignation beard 12 that attempts are being made to delude the electots of so Csrlow with the false statement that Mr. Sadleir, Shojis- 161 nior Lord of the Treasury, was not a party to, and there- t• fore not bound by, the resolution poised at the Tenant a Right conference, held in Dublin on the Bth and Bth days '; of September lest, and a copy of which is subjoined. Is tat order to enable honest men to give a direct contradiction to 10 this statement, as well as to remove from the corrupt any 9t. pretext for hereafter pretending that they acted upon the faith of this, we feel it our uuty to submit the following ; narrative of the circumstances under which that resolution es, was passed, sod to the accuracy of that narrative the council 69 pledge themselves. 40 The " narrative" is then given in the following words: rt. _ _ The original resolution was moved by Mr. Potter, M.P. B i . for Limerick. After having been discussed for some time, e t , Mr. Keogh, the present Solicitor-General, who was than se sitting beside Mx. Sadleir, addressed the meeting, and St. stated " that, for the sake of unanimity, and at the sugges tion of some frieeds near him, he would suggest that the words ' a meson fully embodying the principles of Mr. w Sharman Crawford's' should be substituted for the is words' the full measure of justice provided for by Sharman N Crawford's bill,' which stood in the original resolution." &- Accordingly, to assure unanimity, Mr. Keogh's alteration was adopted, and the resolution was then put from the ; chair, and passed unanimously, with only one exception, lo that of Mr. Burke Roche, M.P. for Cork. Mr. &dish. N was beside Mr. Keogh when that gentleman made the speech le and proposition to which we have adverted, and when he It. stated that he made that preposition at the suggestion of t some friends near him, and Mr. Sadleir occupied the same ok. place when the resolution was put from the chair and N. passed. Of The original resolution alluded to above is as use follows : er That in the unanimous opinion of this conference it is & essential to the proper management of this cause that the 10 .. members of parliament who have been returned on tenant- ;;* right principles should hold themselves perfectly indepen dent of, and in opposition to, all governments which do not make it a part of their policy and • cabinet question to give U to the tenantry of Ireland • measure fully embodying the 10 principles of Mr. Sharman Crawford's bill. N The Tenant League Committee have also trans- as mitted a circular to the priests and electors of Car low, Z. exhorting them "to show their seine of Mr. la Sadleir's desertion and treachery, by driving him from e the representation of their borough"—that is, by re- K. turning the tory Mr. Alexander in his stead. The following is the circular, signed by Mr. 0. H. Moore, M.P. Mr. Look M.P., and Dr. Gray, by which the " Heligious Equality" Committee en- 11l deavour to muster their adherents: Mi liiroars.nr has been thought that special general meeting of the friends of Religious uality should be held at the committee rooms, 46, Lewes Sackville- a . street, for the purpose of considering some important pro positions connected with the future progress of the cause ; as and the course that it is advisable to take at the present crisis. We need not remind you that late events render it N. absolately aoassary that the friends of Religious Equality is sad fbeerient should lose no time in taking (Gummi as to the beet mew of maintaining and ge I that sentiment of union and determined ear- IS nalseas en *wily and unanimously manifested at the oon- I forms* of Octo ber 28, 1862. We have, therefore, most (9 to y urge upon you the necessity of being present = s o liS fl i n li ducing as many influential friends as possible to io attend. The meeting is summoned for Wednesday, the 12th inst., at 11 o'clock, a.m. so In the midst of the din of factions agitation which l e some half dozen people are thus endeavouring to te raise, for the purpose of damaging the new Adminis- 1 . 0 oration through its more popular members and oN- AO sere, Mr. John O'Connell has been tempted to raise u his voice once more, and, as if to bring the derision which it merits upon the whole uproar, he hoists the et. 1 2 bLr_eral magma, and addresses an epistle to "the 11 ,1 re of Ireland." He modestly asks: is =advise the resumption of our agitation ? Wil lingly would Ido so, for my whole soul and being are " bound up with the cause of Repeal. But it is for you, le people of Ireland, to decide what is to be done : and!, who 14. tar 21 years have sought to serve you, and cheerfully neglected the many occasions of personal advantage which at various times were open to me, I will obey ; and shall be glad onus more to be the humblest follower in the CiPtiranks. But whatever be attempted, whatever may f r e, this must I for ever proclaim :—" Thus is no bps for Ireland bat in the Repeal." No step has yet been taken to hold the election for the borough of Carlow, the High Sheriff not having ask his appearance, or fixed a day; and as the interval of eight days allowed from the laming of the writ has now ()lapped without the sheriff acting in the matter, it is doubted whether a new writ may set be found necessary. The absence of the sheriff is tar the first time accounted for, by the following paragraph in the Carlow &Wail of this day :—" Sir Clement Wolseley, Bart., ham, we regret to learn, sustained a dislocation of his shoulder by a fall, and in consequence was unable to leave London to hold the election for this borough." A meeting of the Queen's County Liberal Club, presided over by Mr. P. Lalor, of Tinakil, one dabs' stanchest friends of tenant-right and other Bled meaning in Ireland, was held yesterday, at Mary borough, and the following sensible and well-timed resolutions in support of Mr. Sadleir, and the princi ples on which he has acted, were adopted : Resolved—That we view with exceeding great pain the differences of opinion which seem to exist as to the prelims or propriety of the popular memben accepting office. That in our opinion it is premature, and highly injurious to find fault with these members for accepting office, until , they shall do some evert act which shall be subversive at injurious to public interest. That Is our opinion the public interests will be best served by having the fr iends of the people in office, until they shall violate the principles upon which they have been elected at the last general election ; and if such shall here after unfortunately occur, we pledge ourselves to be amongst the moat stern opponents of persons so acting. That a deputation, consisting of Rev. Mr. Hume, Mr. Patrick Lalor, Rev. Mr. Nolan, and M. Dunne, Esq., M.P., do wait on the constituency of Carlow and present the fore. going resolutions to them. THE ALLEGED ROBBERY OF DOCKYARD STORES.— Peter German, master of the Unity, schooner, belonging to Portsmouth, was on Saturday charged before W. N. Massey, Eq., M.P., Recorder for the borough of Portsmouth, with stealing between 14 and 15 cwt. of old iron stores, consisting of a chain cable, iron knees, iron shackles, &c., the pro perty of the Queen. These stores had formed part of • cargo he had had to convey from the Dockyard to Johnson's Wharf, London; and which, on the return of the vessel to the Dockyard, were, information being given which led to a search, found on board in an out of the way place. Messrs. Poulden and Wise were the harridan on the side of the prosecution, and Mr. Saunders for the prisoner. The cue occupied the court nearly an hours the defence being that the articles in question were on boa rd the Unity with out the knowledge of the prisoner ; and the jury adopting this view of the Case, acquitted hiss. SIR H. LYrroN BuLwza has left Florence, on leave of absence. 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The Stock Exchange markets to-day were gene rally firmer, but there was less business doing, and the trifling improvement noticed would appear to be produced by a few " bears" buying back what they had sold in the earlier part of the week, an operation by which they would have realised a profit. A good deal d attention has been ancited by the large in crease in the private securities held by the Bank. The increase on the previous week's return is no less than 1,739,804/. At this period of the year, an augmentation is always noticed, but not to such an extent as in the present instance. In the correspond ing week of last year the increase was 467,4171., and in 1851, 722,0901. The increase this year is under stood to be occasioned by . an unusual influx of short dated bills, mainly in connexion with the increased activity observable in trade, whifst there can be no doubt the speculative movement in some articles of produce, including more especially grain and iron, has als o had some influence upon this item of the return. The approaching close of the period within which the bank had undertaken to ad vance money on Stock and Exchequer Bills at the reduced rate, and the suspicion excited that the Directors were contemplating the exaction of higher rates, would likewise have the effect of swelling the amount. An increased degree of interest will now attach to the weekly balance sheet of the Bank of England. Consols were opened for a moment at the com mencement of business at 1001 for cash, but the pre valent quotation was 1001 to 1 ex div. for the 18th, and after the regular business hours the price for " this time " was called 1001. The payment of the dividends commenced to the public to-day, and will be carried on rapidly all next week. The official list records business as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 1004, 1, 4 ex. div. • ditto, for ao count, 1001, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 101, 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041, 4, 2. Long Annuities, 1860, 64; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 64. Bank Stock, 225. On the strength of anticipations of an increased value attaching to money, sellers of Exchequer Bills came forward, and the price fell 25., the price of the day's business being 675. to 70s. prem. India Bonds were purchased at 82s. prem., but there is little business in them. Foreign stocks were very quiet, and the only change in price worthy [of notice was a further im provement in the Certificates issued by the Spanish Committee, which advanced to 41 per cent. Sales are thus marked:—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 994 (exchange 250 Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 664, 1, ex div. • ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 981, 1, 99. Gr anada Deferred Bonds, 12/. Mexican Three per Cents., 231 ; ditto for account, lan. 14, 234. Portuguese Five per Cents., converted in 1841, 434. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1044, 104, ex div. Sardinian Five per Amts., 951, 95. Spanish Old Three per Cents.. 49, en dlv.; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 234, ex div.; ditto, Passive (Converted), 54, 53; the Committee's Certifs., 44, 41 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, # prem. The first instalment of 21. 10s. per share on the dims of the Quebec and Richmond Railway Com pany is advertised as due on the 15th inst. - The imports of the precious metals this week com prise only the undermentioned sums, viz., by the Phoenician, from Sydney, 48,959 ounces of gold ; by the Niagara, from New York, 45,000 dollars; by the Madrid, from Cadiz and Lisbon, 2,3651. ; by the Sul tan, 24,1001., chiefly from Constantinople ; and by the Cresswell, 50 ounces of gold from New Zealand. The total value of these imports is only about 230,0001. We are also advised by telegraph from Southampton, late this afternoon, of the arrival of the Magdalena, from the West Indies and Mexico, with a specie cargo, stated at 1,700,000 dole., or 340,0001., but as these sup plies will not be delivered till beyond the middle of next week, we do not include them in this week's summary. The Custom-house statement of the shipments of the precious metals direct from London, during the week ending Thursday last, is as follows :—Gold coin : To Oasis, 3,000 oz. ; to Hamburg, 79,570 oz.; to Belgium, 20,100 oz. Gold bars: to Hamburg, 12,185 oz.; to Calais, 8,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 4,000 oz. Gold dust: to Amsterdam, 600 oz. Silver coin : to Hamburg, 4,000 or. ; to Boulogne, 1,500 oz. Silver bars: to Boulogne, 1,100 oz. - This gives a total of 127,455 ounces of gold, and 6,600 ounces of silver—of the aggregate value of no less than 495,0001. Of the gold shipments, by far the larger proportion, or 91,755 ounces, representing a value of 355,0001. sterling, has been despatched to Ham burg, chiefly en rouge to Russia. The other shipments are an follows, viz.: By the Timandra 40,8001., and by the Euphrates 40,0001., both for Adelaide; by the Royal Exchange, for Sydney, 37,0001.; by the Haddington, for Constan tinople, 17,7651., nearly all in gold; by the Tagus, 10,8001., chiefly for Lisbon and by the Medway, for the West Indies, 5,9771. The total exports from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to 647,0001., and there is consequently an excess of exports over imports to the extent of more than 400,0001. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Friday are thus reported by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex prem : Dutch Four per Cents., 964 . ; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 65 13-16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 2315 - 16; Mex ican 24 1-16; Portu guese New, 381 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 84 1-18 . At Vienna on Friday the Five per Cent. Metallics were quoted 984, and exchange on London 10.42. The Board of Trade returns far the month and 11 months ending the sth December were published this morning . The total declared value of the ex ports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the two periods referred to was as follows: For the month. Forjlmonths. 1852 .... £65,349,798 1851 .... 5,188,216 .... 63,314,272 1850 .... 5,362,319 .... 60,400,525 . „ The activity of our general export trade is shown by these returns to be unexampled, the improving tendency appearing every month to progress in an increased ratio. On the returns for the single month the increase is nearly a million sterling, whilst the 11 months' figures exhibit an increase of more than two millions since 1851, and nearly five millions since 1850. A considerable portion of this expansion is doubtless owing to our extended trade with Aus trails, the mercantile transactions with our other foreign customers being at the same time characterised by a gradual augmentation. The exports of cottons, which in the previous month had exhibited a check, again show a tendency to rise, and for the 11 months stand at a very satisfactory figure. The annexed figures include cotton manufactures and yarn : For the month. For 11 months. 18.52 .... £2,619,957 .... £27.465,0 9 3 1851 .... 2,438,022 .... 27,684,944 1850 2,408,588 .... 25,775,677 The shipments of woollens are also rising again. after being checked by the rise in the price of the raw material. The subjoined figures are very goods For the month. For 11 months. 1862 .... £739,620 .... £9,265,692 18.51 .... 636,014 .... 9,146,862 1850 748,998 9,338,219 The month's shipments of the other chief articles of export are shown below : Month ending Deo. 6, 1852. 1851. 1850. Beer and ale £72,208 .. £50,077 .. £54,823 Coale and eulna Earthenware Glass manufeeturr 4 27,956 .. 30,308 ~ 25,687 Haberdashery and mil linery 161,3.59 .. 119,328 99,102 Hardware and cutlery 228,581 .. 216,409 .. 224,4.56 Leather, unwrought Ditto, manufactured Machinery and mill work Soap 18,450 .. 16,168 13,424 Stationery W 001......... Oils Metals In many of these items, some of which would be very liable to be affected by any sudden extra de mand, such as that for Australia, the increase is very striking. Indeed, it is one of the features of the government tables published during the last few months, that every important branch of the national industry appears to be increasing in activity. The tables of imports and consumption tell the same tale ofp a T e serity. The quantity of unrefined sugar that into the hands of consumers is stated as fol r owe : 1852 .... 1851 .... For the month. For 11 months. Cwts. Cwt.. 522,606 .... 6,467,491 , 628,114 .... 6,840,940 466,068 .... 6,761,607 .. ____ A more lucid view of the extended consumption of this article of primary necessity, is, however, pre sented in the annexed table, as it includes refined sugar and molasses for the 12 months ending Dec. 5. 1852. 1851. 1850. Raw tans 358,830 390,741 321,298 Refined , 15,771 22,886 16,349 )(okras „ 10,419 15,136 17,551 Total tons 386,020 428,762 365,196 ___. 1852. 1851. 1850. Raw tons 344,046 312,403 310,646 Refined „ 14,036 16,815 5,344 Molasses , 14,898 14,341 17,357 Total tons 372,980 343,559 333,347 The increase in the consumption is very steady. The consumption of coffee is shown by the an nexed figures to be proceeding at a still more extra ordinary pace. For the month. For 11 months. lbs. lbs. 1852 1851 1850 The consumption returns of tea present a falling off on the month, though still exhibiting a consider able increase on tho year. This item is probably unfavourably affected by the rescinding of the Tree sag minute which legalised the adulteration of ooffee. For the month. For 11 months. lbs. lbs. 1862 1861 1860 The consumption of corn and tallow has largely increased, and nee and a few other articles of food are rising, but fruits are falling off. The returns of the import. of raw materials used for manufacturing purposes are generally satisfactory. From Herapatles Journal we extract the follow ing analysis of the railway traffic returns for the week on all the lines in the kingdom Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1852 1861 1850 The Irish Bank returns for the four weeks ending Saturday, Dec. 25, 1852 are as follows : Total Average Circula- 20i,273 641,264 420,922 241,203 422,140 1)&1,932 AiNirage amount of Coin. 17,967 49,479 Total... 5.685,441 1,478,149 These figures show a continued increase, though not in the same proportion as in the preceding month, in the items both of circulation and bullion ; the increase under the former head being 62,2891., and under the latter, 94,2001. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. More firmness was observable in the English stock market to-day, Consols realising 1001 for cash, but a reaction has since taken place, and the present quo tation is only 1001 to 1, for money and the 18th. 1 The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1011 to 1 ; the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041 to ; Bank Stock, 2241; Exchequer Bills, 675. to 70s. prem.; India Bonds, 795. prem. Foreign stocks are neglected, and the current quotations exhibit scarcely even a fractional variation from those of Saturday. Granada Deferred Bonds mark 121 ; Mexican, 231 to ; Peruvian Active, 105; Portuguese Converted Fives, 42 ; Spanish Deferred, 231 ex div. ; the Committee's Certificates 41 to / per cent.; Turkish Scrip, / to 1 prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. BERLIN, lAN. El.—Voluntary Loan, 101/; New Loan, 41 per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto (1852), 103; National Debt, 94 . 1; Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 248; Bank Shame, 1101. MURDER.—It is our painful duty to record dreadful murder which was perpetrate d on Wednesday evening last, at Crawl, midway between Beeehwood and Cloaghjordan. The victim, a quiet, inoffensive man, named Hugh Cauley, who was bailiff to the Misses Craw ford, formerly of Maple, was shot dead while reading a letter at t is own fire-side. It is stated that an armed gang same to % window, one of whom took deliberate aim and shot the unfortunate man on the spot, wounding also severely his son, who was in the act of holding a candle for his father at the moment. The cause of the shocking out- rage is not ascertained; but it is alleged to arise from some entertained towards Cauley by some persons evicted from the Crawford property. Cauley was for a num ber of years in the service of Cooper Crawford, Esq., of Rapla, by whom he was held in very high regard, on ac count of his general good conduct. We learn that several persons have been arrested by the police on suspicion of being implicated in this fearful deed.—Limerick Reporter. &ma AND TYNE RAILWAY.—The estimated cost of the proposed branches to Tynemouth and Morpeth is 75,0001., the subscription contract being signed for 50,0501. and 5,9051. paid. . PaIDICH RILILWAT TILAVPIC.—The following are the last 1 returns of the gross notapte of the pens:pal Preach railways : liewrovap.—Front D.c. 23 to Dee. zip.: Passengers, 267,7011.; goods, 060,76 x.; total, 0116,4831. bassi.—Pram Dee. 26 to Jan. 1 Peassagera, 66,30314 goods, 1011,2011.; total, 169,8841. etavaa.—Pram Dee. 36 to Am 1: Paweepos, 11,01131; goons, 47,7864; total, 70,383 1 OSIAAIS MID BIANCO LlMA—Pram Dee. 33 to Des 30: Was. stagers. 203,9335. ; goods, 309.2666 ; total, 313,11151. enaessoulte.—Prom Dee. 23 to Des 311: l'asseogem 143,0111.; goods. 216,1071.; total, 339,119 f. Bata—From Dee. 20 to Des. ttl Peasengers, 11,11761.; goods, 14.6421; t 02146,7181. Montunoao.—From Dm. Ale Des. 31; Passemisrs,l3,9o7L; rodla 20.5561. ; total, MOM. Lawn—Prom Dee. 26 to lan. 1 : Prawn, 137,1114 L; geode. 148,8501.; loon, 1110,41.112. *anon.—Prom Dee. 37 to Jan. 1 t Passenger s WOOL i P 0 . 1% 23,1341.; total. 116,3161 Law. Mantrusamesaii.—Front Des 16 to Des. 13.—Pooln$01111 10,11961.; goo:1009,4101. ; total, 169,8081. SATCRDAT EVENING. Business in the English mining market ap pears to be increasing, there being a preponderance et buyers over sellers, and with the upward tendency of the metal market, prices are advancing. The prices realised to-day are as follows:—South Tamar, 51, 1,6; Mendip Hills, 7,1; Tincroft, 114; Penl lyne, 275. 6d.; Merllyn, 41 • Gonamena, 101; Great Wheal Baddern, 21; E a st iamar, 305. , 325.; Bedford United, 10; Cr a ddo ck Moor, 42; North Damsel, 255., 275. 6d., 30s. ; East Russell, 65 ; Rix Hill, 31; Wheal Carpenter (South Sydenham), 101; Tavy Consols, 31, 1; Wheal Golden, 41, ; Hennock, 91; North Towey, 155., 17s. 6d. ; Linares 10,1. The gold mining share market to-day was sensibly better, purchases being renewed with freedom, and imparting considerable buoyancy to prices. Colonial Gold, Port Phillip, and Agua Fria were the descrip tions most favourably affected, but all these securities have improved. Name sad Tide. the Bank of Ireland The Provincial Bank of Inland The Belfast bulking Company The Northern Flanking Comport The Ulster Banking Ca= The National Bank of The Carrick-on-8W ?Mira Busk of Ireland Us papal National Bank ol THIS DAY —Two o'CLocK. There is less movement in the gold mining shares to-day, but prices are generally fairly supported. New Granada shares are better, and Nouveau Meade very firm. The shares of the Australian Agricultural Com pany are rather weaker, having been sold at 2;0 to 277. South Australian Land mark 09 to 70 cx div.; Van Diemen's Land, 20 to 21. ........na 1,11........ •eee done no. 'there. Mum. ,41 id $ ail...day. a to-day. 100,40 1 Awn Fria no I li it. II 100,000 101. Anglo Californian 10,000 10 Australusian 1 4 5 „ 20.000 20 Asstralian . . . ...... „ S 7 3 71 60,004 1 Australian Cordillera 100,000 1 Australian Freehold 60,004 1 Ave Maria al: 4 Ipm 1i 200.000 1 Stitish Australian (molt all 4 Ipm If 20,000 60 British Inn 13.5 II 13 11l 10,006 13 Ormil•lmp.(isa. at3f pa 34 4 6 6,000 30 Do. Comm and Cala'. IL 2 3 11,000 20 Do. tilt. John Del Re: 13 29 SO 210,400 1 Carson's Creek 4 4 IPm 12,009 40 4 bre Copper .... 100.000 6 Colonial Gold • C 0 P 16 105 830,000 St. Copper Miner/. of Eng. all 13.000 25 D. Pref. 73 per sent.. all 64 7, pm 70,000 EsenAultraliaatloppei all 11 I di. 31 20,090 20 General all 50,060 luddes Mountain.. 72,000 Grand Duchy of Bader all par 4pm II 11.000 Great Polgaith all II .4 pn. 100,00 C Lake Batkurat all par 6 po 60,000 Liberty 30,000 LoadonkCalifern. Gold Quartz Crmlnag Co.. all 4 3 dle 100,600 Martgaita all 4 1 pw 14 20,000 1 Illszloanaflth.Ametiom. 9 1 44 201,04.1. New Granada ..... 230,000 Noumea Monde 139,000 Port Philip 1 21 I' ma 214 61,000 Qtliltt. Rock all 3 pm 10,00 e 60 Ithymney Iroe ...... Ditto New ... 7,000 ii Mafia.° de Caha l4l 64 14 10,041. 1 South Australian all 4 .m 6,000 10 Ttn Croft 03.174 18.1.51 United Metkan 70,000 I Waller /00,00 u 1 West Mariposa .ll 4 1 pin 14 100.000 1 Tubs MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The mysterious operations in the grain trade, which have puzzled everybody engaged therein for the ast year or two, have resulted in the arrest of the chief party con cerned, and the suspension of payment of ens of the lead ing merchants in the city, who apparently have been the main importers. Our market was only moderately supplied with English Wheat this morning, and the condition of the bulk of the samples wu so very indifferent that it was scarcely useable, which rendered smilers disinclined to purchase, and much remained undisposod of at a late hour. Foreign Wheat was in fair request, and its value was fully supported. Barley was 111 short supply, and the turn dearer. We continue without any arrivals of Oats worth naming, nevertheless the dealers managed to withstand any advance; a few needy buyers alone haying to pay rather extreme prices. Beans and Peas were saleable at last Monday's rat s. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM Ord JAN. to oth JAN. Ws, liaollak, lkotab. Irish. Foram% Witaat 3123 126 I ..... 5020 Barley 4924 108 Os% 9l 131 Ii Malt ..... Flour, 7010 bans* and 4261 sack. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive to-day, but most articles have a firm appearance. The public sales declared for to-morrow are rather large, viz. :-Sugar : 350 hhde. Barbadoes, 8,500 bags Mauritius, 9,000 bags Bengal, and 300 bags Madras. Coffee: 100 mks plantation Ceylon, 2,000 bags Costa Rica, and 200 cases Mynard Plantation. Saltpetre : 6,000 bags. Pepper: 9,000 bags. Rice : 500 bags. Cochineal : 350 bags. MaTaLe.-Iron : Scotch pig has been in less demand this week, but quoted firm at 735. 6d. Bar has sold steadily at the late advance. Tin: British firm, at the last week's currency; also Bast India Tin plates are Is. to 2s. higher. Spelter has advanced 10e. to 12e. Copper cake has ad vanced 41., 1071. 10s.; sheet, Id. per lb., and quoted Is. Oils have been in demand at higher 'prices. Seal, pale, 351. 10s.; straw, 341.; brown, 331. to 331. 10s. ; sperm, 851. to 871.; headmatter, 861. to 881. ; cod, 331. 10s. to 341.; South Sea, 331. to 381. ; Olive Gallipoli, 651. ; Spa nish and Sicily, 601.; palm, 321. to 341. ; cocoa nut, 371. to 401.; seed, rape, pale, 361. 10s. to 371. ; linseed, 301. to 301. 55. MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of Beats is much shorter, and the demand is good ; in consequence, we have a ries in price. Some of the choicest are said to reach 41. 4d., but this is too much to note as an ge for the best descriptions. The number of Sheep is also rctker smaller, but there is not much ad vance in price, yet everything is quickly cleared off at rather more money . Good Calves are rather dearer. Our foreign supply co nsists of 482 Beasts, 1,140 Sheep, and 146 Calves ; from Scotland, 800 Beasts ; Nor olk and Suffolk, 1,000 ; and 1,000 from the northern and midland counties. • Per stow of Me. 4d.e. d. i Per eke,' or dere. .. 0. e• 4. Best loots. Ileretords.. 4 0 4 Tat Dec It 111.-bde. db 0 I I 0 Beet fatortdeortes —.. 319 4 0 Beet Long-wools Second quality Heide.. 3 0 3 8, Do. do. dboeu calm Pin 4 0 6 0 Ewe* sod second gamine 4 0 4 4 3 8 4 8 I Do. do. bb0ra........ 0 0 0 0 Beet Dna. 4 11 6 11-breAt 410 6 2 ternbe . .... . 0 0 0 0 Baal bt market. 3.738; d 6 eOP. 83.600 . thdeee. ... ; PIP. 210. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is fairly supported to-day at the annexed gnotatMns : Town Tallow, 475. 9d., advanced 6d. per cwt.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465. 9d.; January to March, 461. 6d. to 465. 9d.; October to December, (new), 455. 9d. to 465. OF TALLOW. 1851. j 1852. 11858. @tank on 52,51 i 2,7` Delivery teat week Do. frost let June Arrival last week Do. hoot let June Vile T. C. per owl. Do. Town krrial Do. h Pr.s T 1,759 60,883 4,070 87,950 57 . id. 3k. 63. 61,246 2,313 1,737 6',555 63,363 1,563 1,276 92,267 70,011 38e. 9d. 0 4 . W. 398. 6d. A 475. 9d Arrives for the week ending Jan. 19 last year, 2,144 casks; and delivery, 2,858 casks. The arrivals last week comprised 709 casks from Australia ; 348 from South Ame• rice; and 223 from Miser places.—Total, 1,278 casks. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS . DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is an in creased demand for all descriptions of Hops, both new and old, at a further advance in prices. The continued wet weather is much against the prospect of the next year's crop, and a considerable quantity of old Hops have been bought up on speculation. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.-THIS DAY. Since our last report the arrivals coastwise have been limited, owing to contrary winds ; but the supply from France has been greater than any week during the season, and foreign sorts are lower in price. The following are this day's quotations : York Regents, 80s. to 1305.; Lincoln. shire, 70e. to 100 s.; Scotch, 80s. to 100 ; do. reds and cups, 70s, to 80s.; French, whites, 708. to 833. ; Dutch, 60s. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Russell's Raton Walls End, 225. 6d.; Tees, 22..64.; Adelaide Tees, 225. 6d. METROPOLITAN TYPOGRAPHICAL WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND.—On Saturday evening a numerous meet ing of the compositors of London, members of the fond, was held at the Harp Alley School Rooms, to receive the annual report and elect the officers for the ensuing year. The report gave a very encouraging account of the progress of the society since its formation three years since. The number of members is about 700. Above 1,200/. has been collected, 700/. of which has been paid to the widows and children of deceased members, leaving a balatuatt of up wards of 5001. in hand. The report concluded withdi itrOng appeal to those compositors in the trade who hayo . notiot joined, to come forward in support of the ftio.a: Tho report having been received and adopted, several altera tions of rules were discussed, after which the comlllittee and other officers for the ensuing year were electO, oaths sassodag them separated. ,-; \_ _ m a stir "71 It' 7,739,488 927,667 261,611 243,440 311,079 761,737 24,084 66,428 901,909 224,237 229,937 33,670 133,497 216,635 kVA