The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-09 00:00:00

i ze• gi ll 11J ebt 0-113rt1;% 4 No. 1,704.) CS tL AUbTILALIAN GOLD MINING CONPAN T. „ liedlalloisk peraraint to 7 and d Vidalia, sap. 110. ararp OEM 11, Atcliara‘laas, City. m oo: oi MAO nein nt C. Pub. to t paid up la tall AnOUKUS, dno further LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1852. [THREEPENCE. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. RAILWAYS MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. COMMITTAL OF MR. PRARGUS O'CONNOR, M.P., i; . W. Tir Deputr-11.1. et. of avnwalL :timber' .0. )Ater. Fancy. t o etb mover to sml.l to thou numbs.) t o m • etanth %%A is* 4 Walter Vorl. Grees.-treet, 11i I • trthur Einem*, Portland-street, and ge=. at .I. r,sod. Weattersesupark-eillar, and flak-Wt, Turd NSW. Ng, Wet • • . et. LA., C.W.. Ste., Taber, Purvey. Y. • . • -4 , It, St. Mazy Axe. and Artutston4qunne tf , , ,G, debtors-Meet. RV r . text., Claes:court, Temple, and bloondleldulteeet, 1111110 1 ... Vevar ,• and Virtcr a-road South, Lona 1. . the Grove, Stoke Newington. ek, Seq., the Tecep!r, and 11, °micro-aquae* IMO' A sa • . tt,enset, Ea+, liesplandttreernt, sad Bromley, , With power to add to their namber.l Opportne. : —Jeur Bakierston (Pulse!, Elg , r ‘ y„ (l e er pore tabarras„ Vale Purest and IS crier tk,kll Mining Myer....react and Virginia; the Manna and Huallasen M K N Penh An.) swum NI• • rs. Martin, Stone, and Martine. 6 ", 1 elaberd-eUteet. o.• oet—To oe elected by tee atom:widen. -• sestae reo tan.-11r. John Musts* Sew s Walker. Henry Orchard, Lou, IL Staple Inn. r -bens stay* amide to the sultedoe, or the secretary RIP' . suck artetcN ores am* 11101,1,11,, IS an MN* be ca pon o • re-peanble MIONCWI. *henna, they volt not be 1111 1 1 1181 d. _ _ spoRTING \IF-N.—GEORGE FRANCIS .t• Y itosaohAto bawl advertiorinente so LlVir awl "SVNDAV TIME+." Vebtaaf .th. A ',- Wimp br tostwat no*. UEUROE VKANCIS,I.I, Ctialwril•street, IL Mirstrwt-tai 1. Wiliam. TIM REFORM BILL EXPLANATION OF TO NIGHT. It is —w quite certain that the government werwure 10 be brought forward this evening will not Contain the ballot. Lord John Russell, —it was oil fisturdai announced by his friends,—has finally made up his mind so strongly against the ballot, that. should i . during the progress of the bill. be carried (es it is improbable it mar be. by the opposition Beim eft:tele-awing from the Douse of Commons pre vious to a ills ision on the point'. his lordship has re mised to resign office. Thus the country is again hkely to is• disappointed in acquiring that protection kern dirt dion and influence which Mr. Roebuck, on wthocitt. states formed . cart of the recommendation mule to Earl Grey's cabinet by a committee consiet isig of the I etc Earls Durham and Besshorough, Sir James Utahans, and I.9rd Juke Russell hinueff ! .ts alnisly announced, the franchise is towns will be reduced to di., and in counties to 201. In addi tion. however. it is now added that an entirely novel description of franchise has been framed: though what it may be is kept a profound secret by those entrusted w ith the preparation of the bill. In themselves thew reductions in the electoral qualiticeion will not, it is supposed, be deemed ob fectien..l,le by the conservative party in the House of Common; a wish is indeed openly expresses' by some for .1 county franchise as low as 10t ; and even the chats are by nu means prepared to take their stead on the question of amount. On the assumption that the bill will not . greatly augment the power of the large manufacturuig towns,the conservatives will Bet offer it any systematic or violent hostility, but sir rather prepared to discus it as a matter of detail; sad in toot view they will, it is said, be content with marling then amendment in the Commons, mid 'me in:idle large attention to be effected by Lord Derby in the 'Lords. It seems almost certain that the bill,—as now ar nnircd,—will not contain any schedule A, or disfran elnse any boroughs; and the whigs de lard that it will not increase the influence of the agricultural in tires! by merely enlarging the electoral area of small boroughs. Other plena of increasing their consti twines.' haw, it is confidently stated, been devised; such as grouping together small towns, and claming is me electoral district several boroughs now sepa rately represented. In this respect the measure, it added, will be much better than has been de scribed. On this point, great discussion and some difference, it now comes out, occurred in the cabinet; but the supporters of nomination constituencies (such se (•.ilue. Morpeth, and Totnes) prevailed. This is the more to be regretted as probably the opinion so strongly entertained by the late Lord Durham is . tornect one, viz., that rotten boroughs, where one man money was es good as another's, are infinitely preferable to nomination boroughs, where the patron's shim is law. On the whole, the opinion prevalent is, that the bill will disappoint the expectation of the more ardent reformers, and yet that it will, notwithstand ing, largely extend the suffrage. Where it will fail Is in distribution ; and that happens to be a main point in the question. A few of the large towns now unrepresented in parliament will, however, it is un derstood. be enfranchised. All this, however, is a poor instalment without The Ballot.—Daily News. Luau BROUOUILY'S Nzw COUNTY COURTS BILL— Oa Satuiliy Lard Brougham's new bill on the County Courts wrs printed. There us 28 sections in the bill. By Oki. hill. which wee printed by order of the House of Lard., the 'uterine the judges may be increased to 1,5001. a ycsr, cod clerks to 7001. a year. An appeal is to lie by either party to a trial dissatisfied with the determination of atemity Court judge 1:i point of hew in any cum tried with sr without a jury. The Lord Chancellor may appoint County Court judges and commissioners and others of the Gain of Bankruptcy to he officers of the Court of Chancery. let Hundred Court of 01114 w is to be abolished. _ _ THE I woo AT HENEFUItD.—About an o clock on Insley evening the waters of the Wye began to abet*, and early this (Saturday) morning the road in St. Martin's menet and Blackmarstone became comparatively (reefer the SA, of the market day. The ravages from Hay to Chep stow, with all the intermediate towns and villages, have slily hero exceeded once in extent, ia 1796. Close to Here ford one farmer lust 100 sheep; another, some in-calf cows, LW at Eegu Mdl the waste among the flour, barley, and salt was to a great extent. The ruts in the streets are keg , : enough to bury • hone, and there is • current belief that two missing farm servants were drowned en Friday while vainly striving to rescue a flock of sheep. IIteLVHEAD BREAYWATLIt Wow:B.—A grand ex 'bolos took place a few days ago at Holyhesd, in the quer n, at the mountain now 112 course of working for material for the formation of the extensive breakwater and pier at the sew harbour. Upwards of 7,000 lbs. of powder were kedged in three chambers, in a shaft ti, feet In depth, with 0 feet of heading; and this heavy charge was fired by reams of wires attached to a galvanic battery. The ex phsion proved eminently successful, throwing down and dislodging upwards of 30,000 tons of stone, many of the w..•e1l of rock being upwards of 20 tons in weight. A day or two helure the above explosion • lamentable occurrence Welt place at • quarry, whereby • man named Owen Wil liams lost his life, Ming literally crushed to death by the falling of a large block of stone, weighing about four tons, ape him ENGLislt llosizae.—Within the last few days leveral Saxon manufacturers have been in Nottinabam, in quiring into the precise causes which have enabled us to temp to to successfully with them even in the low hosiery breathes, and it is said they express thennelves perfectly @Masked that nothing they can bring to bear against us taa match the speed and economy of our new machinery, epeeist:). as we have so ready • command of the raw maim whiee they are compelled to ship their yarns from Inerpoul to hamburg, and to carry them in cumbersome waereas thence to Chemnitit.—Nortingheas Renew BraITA'TILD MUIIDEIL AT HOLML.—Very great ex citement was caused in the little village of 11,,Inic, near llama in Kindel, on Friday morning last, by tho dis ett'ry of the body of a young man 1U1104,1 Thomas One nap, under circumstances which gave cinema ground to tamer! that be had tome to his death by means of violence. The die -ascii, who had formerly resided at ltenthant, whet : he worked in the flax mills of Me.mrs. ltoughseelge, tad ales was personally kuuwn in Hahne, although he was ant at the tone in employment there, was • penes of auk t, and was in a state of great poverty; sad what metes- ran have existed to CM eteamiesima et se find 4 4 , 1 is, indeed, • mystery. As yet set the slightest sap ilium attaches to a single isdividual use is it kiSOAS that any in hitched was in company with him after he had bees Mewl, the say to th e Ci n d e r Overal, where he Form' to deep tor the night. The evidence of Mr. Noble, swims, to the inorke of violence on his person, mud the dram- Nance deio.d to by another of the witnesses that he bed bei n chartered a portion ef his clothing, leave it beyond dneNt that he had sot died a natural death. On Friday aft reus.n no isiquest as, held, when the jury returned a retell t of ee Waled murder against some person or persons I shaowa."—Zeasilal Mercury. FOR SEVEN DAYS. This morning, Mr. Fougus O'Connor, M.P. for Nottingham, was charged with having on Saturday night last knocked down Sergeant Morton, of the A division, in the execution of his duty at the Royal Lyceum Theatre. The defendant was very noisy during the performances while he was in the boxes, and, the audience and band being annoyed, asked the assistance of the officer to speak to the honourable member on the subject, when the defendant committed the assault stated. Evidence having been given in corroboration, Mr. Henry, after some severe resorts on the conduct of the defendant, sentenced him to the term of *oven days' imprisonment in the House of Correction. A tine to any 'mount was offered, bet refused. SURREY ADJOURNED QUARTER SE& SZONS.-THIS DAY. Them sessions commenced the morning at the court- Mess, Newingsse-maseway, bike. J. W. Freslifield, and a full bench of county ma sehedar contained the names of eighty ="peimana OK ail of wham ware for miadinumaser. Os dr rend jury mourn, the chairman iskented theta that the inane at the Wender aid not require any par ticular notice has lina. CALLING OUT THE MILITIA. TO THI IDITO4 OW Tin SIMMS. SIR,—I am delighted to see your able pen and powerful influence at work, to moderate this wild military propaganda that is at work. What do we want with militia? Are we going to be as mad as our continental neighbours, and ruin our population ? What can it lead to, but exciting a martial ardour, to be satisfied only by a me lancholy reality. All we require is that our naval and military departments and forces should be efficient as far as they go ; let our phy sical power be well handled, sod we need not fear the results. Instead of militia, we require sailors' home.. A standing army we have and must have, but it need not be large. Let us have also a standing navy, and no foreign force will then be able to laud of sufficient strength but our standing army will give a good account of it. Neither Louis Napoleon nor the French nation has the least idea of going to war with us. It is less likelto/ than when Louis l'hilippe was on the throne; and al you find the ministen abusing the press, it ia very gen . M; believed that the government bare assisted to get up the alarm cry, and the wish for rifle ems, to draw off public att.ntion from certain other disagreeable matters. I trust your advice will be speedily followed, and the people at once declare by great meetings that they are not going to bare their time turn-fooled away with—shoulder arms—right sad left shoulders forward—march. A CONSTANT READER. TO TII lEDITOIL OF THE Masse. Sin,—Working people are 'err much alarmed about the government raising the militia; because, if we are taken from our work, our families will be sufferers. I bare got a wife and four little ones, and, if I am drawn, what are they to do? Why, the workhouse will have them, and I shall lose everything I rare for. A great many gentlemen who can afford it offer themselves to form ride clubs ; why don't Lord John have these who can come, and are willing so to du, and not to ruin us working folks ? Stick up for us poor, and we will bless you. J. T. 8. INSPECTION OP MAIL PACKETS. The muter mast-maker of the Portsmouth Dockyard has been sent for to Southampton to examine into the effici ency of the lama of the Brazilian mail packet Tay, which leaves the latter port on Monday. This is the AM time an officer of the dockyard has been desired to impect the Southampton contract mail packets. It appears that metropolitan Admiralty officers examine into the efficiency of the packets, and after they are pronounced It kr the mail service, the local Admiralty superintendent at ffizethamptee, is bound to see that they have sullicient crews to go to sea with, that they have proper mail moms • that the mails an safely embarked ; and that the mach take their departnie according to the contract tinse. Re has also to see that an Admiralty 'pat takes shame of the =silt, and that the latter is properly instrubed in hi, deities abroad. In eon suers= of the less of the Antasms, a strict watch will be kept en the efficiency of the mail packets imme diately preview to their departure, and in important cases of emergency the officers of Portsmouth Dockyard will be called in to give the assistance of their judgment. It would be advisable, we think, that the local Admiralty superintendents sh ould see that mail packets are fur nished with a sufficient number of proper boats, and that the latter are properly hung ; for although the safety of passengers, in ease of accident, is a matter that concerns principally the steam packet companies, yet if there an not means of saving the passengers the public would suffer, because ill circumstances of life and death the mails would be the lest thing that would be attended to, or thought of. MR. GIBSON'S COLOSSAL STATCE OF SIR ROBERT Peet is progressing very fast, the model in clay being near its completion. The talented sculptor has successfully en deavoured to leave the usual hackneyed range of paths raentAry statues, by communicating life and feeling to the ductile material toner his hand ; he has abandoned the cus tomary placid and contemplative dna/minus and pendent scroll with which omen are so frequently represented, and has aimed at poartraying the late Sr Robert as animated by the heat of debate, with dilated nostril and parted lips, striking the scroll upon his left hand, in the act of triumph ant argument. The statue, which is destined to eanspy a place in Westminster-abbey will be commenced in marble forthwith.—Roston Cbrearreadent of Ms Daily NeloB. BOOKS AND WOW CM ART PER POST.—It affords us great piweale te be alio to samosa's that ea the l*t of Match aiiitisamt biller wit be @Swami by the Post-office in the trameskisa at hada art woke at eft Our readers are aware that at present Inkyasr lekeee allowed to be sent in a shilLrltee„ mai that as writ is permitted except on • page of the bush. Both these restrictions are to be heed ; and, der the day mentioned, any number of separate yublieatkes may be included in the same packet, mad they may coati& any amount of writing (provided, stesursc, that it be oat at the nature of &letter); and, it with this latter exeeptios, • person will be allowed to mad the beak-poet say quan tity of paper, whether p written upon, we plain, together with all legitimate ammatuig, or carving including also rollers in the ore of plate, and is short whatever is nceersq for the ash temseelesion of Weary or artistic matter.— RAILWAY RA0 . 1.1,08.-o'l y,an opportunity was afforded as of viewing the weak. kakis at limn. Cunningham end Carnes anthems he narking ea Mil war Bu s tinospßerie pontr—in in= the =tare of which been mom than ewe to the public journals. The invention may be said to seed* of sta tionary steam-engines or other indtasestkeg power, a main pipe lying the whole length of the Ile% la which the air is to be ratified by means of the stwamemghtes, airmsgines situated in pairs along the Lae at distances 'of about one hundred yards commuticating with the moil] pipe, traction rails attached to the within • short distance of the mond enrol& .7 r = brought into contact laterally wages pressine with the peripheries of the wheels of the ak infin• and being with drawn from ontect with nen. and ityperehts attached to the earring, whereby the ale MOM ass illsins4 to Muni the proems et the sesesphsso me the Lain appromehem each pale end ere shoed as the teela haves it t the maw of pregame bang reemalabal by the pima to nags of the engine by the vetoing or delmoodeg of the vendee whelk. Security, anitiaty, and owerstay - in working, as senyered with the ionnotive, are claimed for this invention. We bear testimony to the admirable working of the sod recommend it to the mead attention 0 1= :1 :. neeted with newsy SUICIDE at A TItr aL ONEIL-00 Saturday an in (PICA was held by the coroner of Liverpool ou the body of a young man mid John Jones, who had been convicted of fe:ony on the previews day and sentenced by the recorder to 15 years towunertediets. The crimper was removed to the Liverpool bessegh eau' and clothed io the prison dress ; the turnkey pee him sonic oakum to pick, and on going to his cell sheet an hour after he was found hanging by the • having tied his braces to an iron bar placed across an hole in his cell, and life quite extinct. lie had pre viously many times protested his innocence of the crime for which he was sentenced to transport/ion, and, from some vabsequent inquiries, there is reason to believe that owe of the witnesses who spoke to Joses's identity may pos. sibly have been mistaken. The jury returned a verdict of " Temporary insanity." BA sl NUSTOK It AN I) SALISBURY RAILWAY.—On &husky the standing orders were declared not complied with in the case of this company's bill for making • rail way from Basingstoke, in the county of Southampton ; to Salisbury, in the county of Wilts, at a cost of 280,000/. The non-complianeee were only with reference to the point as to whether the subscription contract signed for 212,2001., mid with 21,2201, paid up, was a copy of the original. LONDON AND MANCHESTER DIRECT RAILWAY.— The scrip in this company is being celled in, prior to • division among the shareholders of the funds recovered from the directors. Two °Tuna. The account day in shares is near at hand, but the market is firm, the prospect of favourable dividends making a good impression. All the leading stocks are higher, including North Westerns, Great Westerns, South Westerns, and Midlands. French shares are at the same prices u Saturday. MAINS AND STOCIN CINGUARANTRID. oft, v 7• lamelay. is to-day up to I p.m. M likii.Trok. Illsor.l I Chm.,4o.+lme. IWO r le di 4S ell Ilell and Nubs ... ~ lamisermed notibtod IDWlPaisiblitast l ivays . 11l all II all DWric a.6 7mitath. I lirt Milks (SU L. k A &lois (limals! (WA IL V. m. IL) Da t ion F . mat 'est. saTt :77 Mat rest . 1•111, Doh. aad la (Ilanav an Moat Ilfattlers all Ile. all IN. all °Miami'. aol Ift Gnat WOWS all Lamasalm sod IS • IDo. - I taserMe mailifiiki; D IN lOU 11 1i ,IGO et. rico ii I iif Winded Mrinmill Wirretalat Di. 64. diem •• Ds. Me Dwalesk.lasii( Lurks 14 11.1616Wealsrm M s!. !s sadllaikak li re= l" 7.l 4" Ltini, &km; rjw 0 - !-I ie Osaka. am ai d inwm %arby Mimi Oust Walorap) Newry aril isaliidass— Ser_t _ Do. Moo Sit .. - ' ,lotions elemis. jar& SulWhitt:L. . .. wea Waimea NarlialloushW.e ire & Woln. Strews. It c A .„. 111awasty sal Ch Lree.W.Mia.) Saud Wale ... TorkiLltitinvOu Weft mod Dunfermline Ilsamilawai Amok! MAL SJ I all Waterford Rod tilllarnay. ' SO • an Waterford mei 'Jarred. St. a Teri,Nerreratlerakidae. SS 2e Do. do. Itzt.kwoas .. U • Do.O.D.E.Porchuse .. St. SO York sad Nardi miai.se LINE LEASED AT Sei 11. e Aft Meant • roman (bred toOnatMaslars Web, and Dudley ritlyper. =iii.rigatWaMies flrt is OsenwA = o o9 ll, dlo l + lllgti.. .:rl Woriii Gisimotir khans ' , Groot, OmothoOnotWoolto* limilklltity(LtortaNNld I Lio. dime (d itto)...' I Do. atm ditto) .... Demiltod Ilidiad I Larks is 4 Oreetitei* (lired Is Muth t4aterm , Ditto ~..are Loyoestoilteoor.iperetat.l I /TaiioTk . ) - 1 IN,llw!brastm perN Tie - 6 - e -g ,____ Dille Mao New i Prousemellive (kaita. Leal all.Weetotlame.iffeell Maw @A%) (tee) Pad. Ind litelgewe (lowed* Itswies• F NA WNW (Ism to Omni liettkara lb=rite.plitte (Wised lb 16.Wilimai. Wag TOM . 1 4 e t : Fla• zebu. l t illititta:: 4 I softest Moon. I SIO Meow mid Holyhead Desdiaa ties rilioad al Ilatiariliegsl.los; ea BaseersOmelos Eitel $ par Ct. 51 Dine do. 150. le Do. Ma I pet Oiat. 110 ileoLOMea s lidlidarge s DEM" 61 per , 13s Grog Ilanhoni Do. Weene(lHN*l i r y a lAerashirellillares. Do. psr Ora. Mork L =li i r ea tei Do. Sew Oar. poi Oa lamas t N.Ha.rase Nineetna) 5 pr (lalo lamestlithWoolenste ism.l4el De. Nort tie Da. SS PAIN 1 ~..1.6.....::::: H. swilirruk.:' 77., Wow .i te , , and gll.ll per Ord Ifirt..l•l!N.:!Ottar. I I I N 1 lo 11111 I 5 10 • i I 44 11. 12 Illrewheltries (Nor.W. NIL) gm Oat— .. lowa Dram York. NowifiliA Otillorek st Isupayti. (eheraes) Dye Dame Orme DONE Peetrwe , s... De. Uo De. gr ai l a way) I 4WD /Moen ... De. fes. New Dowse nee Uwe Ifeetbeea el Inisee... - Wr Deed e eesz fartsaParts awl Lpes Pare Illeelwee. Eno sal me DMus Woe LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN DIVIDEND.—We learn on very good, thonrh net racial, authority, that tho directors will recommend a dividend at the rate of six per cent., and that about 60,0001. will be carried forward to the " rest." _ _ _ ( - WEST WESTERN RAILWAT.—On Saturday, the stanihng orders were declared not complied with in the case of this company's bill for additional powers for en struction of the Oxford, Worcester, and 'Wolverhampton ltailway, for extension of powers to purchase lands and construct the Birmingham and Oxford Junction and Bir mingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley Railways ; also fur new lines and power to Icy broad gauge rails on South Staffordshire Railway tygween Wedncsbury and Dudley. Irsvercii DOCK.—On Saturday, the standing orders were complied with in this case for consolidating the acts, incorporation of commissioners, anti fur allowing draw. back on coal and coke. $4 96 141 136 19 196 10 19 416 5 $ 69 7 11, 111 II 49 40 N 117 41 I 131 191 si 14 14 1 4 97 73 IN 7 . 4 4 M a. . 1 7 i 13 71 " 91 s 1171 114 le 11 1 463 77. 7 611. :I 4 7j " 70 If ttla 371 373 26 73 74 S 41 4 d U 14 13 (Ile 1 4 3i 3 tit 7l s 7i if dls 9 89 clis 9 1 efts par 61 ; 5 1 i! 8 91 9 1. 4 41 :: Ms 12 14 6 7 94 141 IS 24 i Is its 1 1 4 :1 df Si ells 16 15 &a 1• 39 SO ad U U ad Ile 14 14 le poi 106 !id SS at 23 26 101} ion I 112 d 124 .6 41 41 Se 2 1 Pa 21& 211 IP SO 1 IA tre IS 41 41 1i 11 41. lii 211 9.3 j 911.4111111. :$ 11 dim . 14 17 . 3 51 2e 23 1 jr.' 111 af t 9.1 If IMs 14 141 4 71 Pul' II li 414 t . .. 1 149 10 a d Si a Pa p 11. Id 1 Pia 134 14 41 6 31 dis 10 101 1 ISM 16 II IS 11 16 11 41 1 1 a AL./AVM. Ili 111 x d If . in etl. 41 2 2 pa le : 2 i h if 13 8 111 11 if il• "dr lii 2 4 II Se ells 11 4 16 16 MI 64 SO 141 q Sil .9 I f I 0!.., - .#JI et. 114 0 r. !leo ifi I ii s 1 _s THIS DAT. Two o'CLoon. The advisee by the American packet as to Cali fornia have not yet been distributed, and the market remains Ilet. Last quotations are :—Australian Copper, Ito pm.; Australasian, to pm. ; British Aastralian, dis to par ; Australian Freehold par ; Colonial Gold, to pm. ; Port Philip, par to fpm. ; Carson's Creek. k pm. 81111:RDAY ETVIINO. No very great change has taken place in the Bri tish mining market during the pest week, but there has been a good demand for the dividend mines, as well as for shares in many of the most promising young mines. Alfred' have advanced to 181. Stray Park, in consequence of an improvement, have been in demand at 111. per share, being an advance in price of 31. per share. In Garreg, Merllyn, South Tamar. St. Aubyn and Grylls, a good business has been doing, and several inquiries made for Trebarvah, Chiverton, and Speedwell. During the week gold mining enterprise has attracted an undiminished amount of attention, and several new schemes of considerable promise have been added to the list of projects at present before the public. The Australian branch of enterprise has received a stimulus from the receipt of intelligence of fresh attnellose fields of even greater value than any previously discovered, having been brought into pro fitable working at a spot 130 miles from Sydney, and a corresponding degree of excitement had been oocasioned. One important feature of the advioes received is the evident entire absence of sys tem in the gold-seeking operations of the colo nists. Each man, it is quite clear, works "on his own hook," either with or without a license, as the case may be, and after making proper allowance for this circumstance, it becomes still more surprising that so large a mass of the population should find it profitable to desert their ordinary callings, and persevere in so uncertain an occupation. This consi deration, no less than the large shipments of gold from Sydney, gives assurance of the extreme rich• nese of the gold fields yet worked ; whilst it at the same time calls for promptitude on the part of the companies forming here, which will commence working under circumstances of a peculiarly favourable character, as compared with the desultory operations of isolated individuals. In the general position of this branch of enterprise, it is satisfactory to notice that the mania fur " getting up companies " exhibited at one period of the pre sent movement, appears to have received a salutary check. More consideration and more time seem to have been expended in the formation of some of the companies last in the field, and there is a decided improvement in the personnel of the management, an object at all times of the highest importance. Prices of the established gold mines during the week have been well supported, with a general tendency towards improvement, whilst a large amount of business has been transacted. For the Stock Exchange prices reference must be made below. The latest non-official; quotations may be stated as follows : Australasian, 4 to 1 prem.; Colonial Gold, 4to / prem.; Carson, Creek, 4to prem.; Quartz Hock and Australian Freehold, par tot prem.; Auri ferous Ore, k die. to par. The following aro the latest prices taken from the official list published by the Committee of the Mining Exchange :—Alfred Consols, 171 181; Bed ford, 31, 6; Berton, 21; Bodmin Wheal Mary, 31; Cefn Bruno, 50; Clijah and Wentworth, 21, 3; East Bolter, 3, 31; 1. ast Darren, 80; East Tamar, 1, ; Great Wheal Alfred, 101,11 ; Gustavus Mines, 21, 3 ; Kireudbright, 4, 41; Lelant Consols, 141,1 15; Merllyn, 74, 71; North Buller, 17; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 101, 11; South Tamar, 2?, 24; Stray Park, 10, 11 ; Trcbarvah, 51, ; Trehane, 54; Tre 'jokey, 2121, 215; Trevelyan, 21, 31; Trumpet Con sols, 124, 126; West Alfred Consols, 11, 114 ; West Condon, 119, 121 • West Ding bong, 21; West Providence, 1121, 113; Wheal Bassett, 385, 395; Wheal Chiverton, 44, 41; Mary Ann, 44, 46; Speed well, 4; Wheal 'Trelembey, 38, 40; Wheel Tre -22, 23. mayne, 22, 23. Oasts Basins No. Sue.' 111)1111. Pal4l. prices dos ISaturday. to. say. ----- -- ----. 140,000 1 Ass Fria •-1 — 2 l am. 3 # 100,003 10 0 . 1 %silo Calintrulan 15,00' tO Agarian l3 ... ... VAS 20 'Australian I 1 1 1 40,000 1 Ave Karla . 1 1 &so psi t OM* 50 Illiatmarson Imm and Coal all ... ... 2,00 .. Bolas Scrip 100,000 . 1 , &KS Australian Gol4 ; 11 Ida 1 pas I 10.000 23 Brasil. Imp (trust 51. pm: 444 (000 30 Do. Omani awl WAS.; all la,oooDo. Rt. John Del a 7 114 ... Lci s ab_r_Copper .... l4O ~ 14 —- 00,000 • 3 I Faig7k Australian asps , 21 11 sui n. 20,000 2 General —. 41.00.0 I Uoldes A15entain.........7.1 1 par Ipm 11 11.000 2 On at Polgooth 20,000 II WKS, & anothAnterloss 9 300,000 1 1411111111111 Ilona* 7,000 20 amities &Cuba lOl 8,0 0 0 10 Tin Craft 43,174 „li. 1211 MSS Maxisan 100,010 1 1 twat Nadirs 1 ## PM 11 LOC:AL SHARB MARKETS. LIVERPOOL. Fan. 7.—Our share market has rather im proved to-day, and prices have shown an upward tendency. fhe business has not been large, but a better feeling is manifest. The following are the transactions:—Eastern Counties, 71, 7-16—Great Western, 87—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 631, 3 I—Ditto (fifth shares), 7 7-16 d.—London and North Western, 1171—Ditto (new 1-shams), 31 p.— Ditto (fifth shares), 21 p.— London and South Western, 871 —Manchester, Sher, sad Linc.,3ol—Midland, 671, 1. 11.1 —S. R. and Dover, 201—York and N. Midland, 21:, j, j. MANCHESTER., FRP. 7.—We hero had a strong market, and prices were higher generally. Eastern Counties, ri; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 611, 1,1; Lancashire sod York shire Fifths, 7 7-16 d. ; Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midland, 2 6-16 ; Manchester Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 301 ; Ditto (101. pref.), 121 ; Midland Railway Consols, 57) ; South Eastern and Dover, 20 7-16. BIRMINUMAM, FEB. 7.—This market was more animated to-day, and prices had a marked tendency upwards. North Stafford@ 81, 81 dis.; London and N. Westerns at 1171, 1. Leans, FRP. 7.—We have had an advancing and very firm share market again to-clay. The following were the closing prices :—East Lancathires, ib ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 631 ; Midlands, 671 ; North Western preferences, ' I 131; York an d North Midland, 211. DRIPTOL, Fan. 7.—The market was very firm, and im proving in its aspect. The closing prices were—Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth, 021; Bristol and Exeter, 861 861 ; Great Westerns, B'l 871 (were done alter Exchange hours at 88); Midland, 67 671. You will see by the accounts of the Great Western Company, which I send herewith, that it is proposed to pay a ft er the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and pass over 107,814/. Ils. The shareholders here seem to think that the directors ought to divide after the rate of G per cent., which would leave a balance of ever 66,0001. BURNTIsLAND WATERWORKIL—On Saturday, the standing orders were complied with fur establishing water works at Barad'land. CIIAIOWEN AND PENNANT MINING COMPANY.— On Saturday, the Muter in Chancery Tinuey appointed Mr. M. P.,llarding, of Guildhall chambers, BasinghAll street, official manager of this company, the debts of which amount to 3,5001. UNION BREWERY COMPANY. —The Master directed the state of facts brought in on Saturday to be amended prior to deciding upon whether it is necessary or expe dient that this undertaking should be wound up. F MINOR RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The following ore the but roturism of receipts of the t.:inetioal ' , tenth rattrap : Naarnamt.—Prom Jen. 21 to Jar. 20. Patteng.ro, 171,4821.; goods 268,2461.; total, 4147201. Hot v.—Fran Jan..B to Jai. 31 : Panangers 66,3124; goods, 81,1881.; total, 145,8981. !Lavas—Pros Jan. 23 to Jan. 31 : Emersion, 21,6534; goads, 29.182 f.. total, 60,8114 Bnannwa.—From lan. 20 to Jon. 26 : Paawages., 40,61 67,750 f.; total, 106,0671. 1 4 WWW.—elan Jan. 23 to Jan. 24: Paresgen, 22,81: 21,177 f. ; total, 10,6011. 4A/VIILLI•.—rI4XCIJan.I3 to Jan. 11: Pawenge.ra, 83,40. 21,113; total, fl ,116. Lrose.—From Jan. 18 to Jan. 24: Passengers, 152,90 f.; pada, 108,28614 total, 235.5621. Claruns—Prom Jan. 16 to Feb. 1: Peanengsro, 79,3014; goods, 128,9484 ; total, 43,848 f. Cairo.-1 ram Jen. 26 to l'eb. I: Pasreagers, 19,4574; goods 802014 ; total, 30,1041. llowntitae...—Vran Jan. 22 to Jan. 20: Passengers 7,6481, ; goods, 17,3281.; WWI, 21.3244 It atm.—train Jan. 19 to Jan. 16: Posensers, 23,9214; goods, 11,41134 ; total, 28,3191. nra.awano.—From Jan. 22 to Jan. Se; Poneurre, 106,152 f.; goads. 91,162 f.; total, 196,6142. • ; good% :re* .; rood*. To-morrow is account-day in Consols, and the re mainder of the week will be occupied with the fort nightly settlements in foreign stocks and in railway shares. Consols opened at 961 to 7 for money and to-morrow, but few transactions have taken place. Lately the price has advanced 1, being last called 961 I to 1. The continuations to the March account is about 1-16 to 4. The only transactions which have taken place are thus officially recorded: Three per Cent. Consols 96 ; ditto for Account, 961, 7. Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, 977, 4,1. New Three- 1 and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, 98a, a, a. Bank Stock, 217. India Stock, 238. There is nu political intelligence at all operating on the market, and the contemplated Reform Bill excites little interest. The most effect is produced by the enormous remittances of specie by the Trent and Asia, being together nearly halt a million sterling. The imports by the Trent are larger than they otherwise would be, arising from the desire to ship bullion before the additional and impolitic duty of 21 per cent. on the shipment of specie from Mexico comes into operation. In the unfunded securities there has been little activity. The quotations are the same as on Satur day. The following is the official record of the morning's transactions : Exchequer Bills of the usual dosciiptions, 61s. to 64e. prem.; India Bonds, 1,0001., 72e. prem. 'l ho chief feature in the foreign stock market is the rise in Mexicans to 331. Spanish are better. In Equador but little has been done; operators await the result of the meeting of the Spanish American committee 'to-day. The following is the official re• port of the transactions : Belgian Bonds, Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 911, 7. Dutch Bonds, Two-and-a -ll& per Cents., 581, 4; ditto Four per Cent. Certi ficates,9l,9ll. Equador Bonds, 4. Granada Bonds, ex Dee., 1819, Coupons,l6l ; ditto Deferred,6l. Mexican Bonds for account, 327,334,321,13; Peruvian Bonds, Five per Cent., 947, 95 ; ditto Deferred, 471. Russian Bonds, Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 101. Sardinian Bonds, Five per Cent., 877 ; Spanish Actives, for account, 237, 23 ; ditto Passives, 5 ; ditto New Three per Cents. Deferred, 177. SATIVEDAT EVENING, The terms in the discount market remain the same. In the course of the next week the settling days occur in the English and foreign stock and rail way markets, but money is not expected to be in great demand. 'the amount of bullion in the Bank of England, and the further supplies from Australia by tho Phcenician, have the tendency to keep down for the present the rates for money. Thejoint stock bank meetings of the week include those of the London and County, and of the Royal British Banks. Each shows progress. The follow ing curious return, exhibited by the latter, illus trates the large amount of transactions carried on in a London banking establishment: The number of money operations inwards and outwards was, in 1830, 221,707, and in 18.51, 441,836; the amount' involved in 1850 was 15,239,390!., and in 1851 21,414,1941. The average of each operation was, in 1860, 68/. 14s. 9d., and in 1851 65/. 6s. Among the banking events of the week is the re cognition by the Stock Exchange of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, which has made a call of 2!. per share. The company began business in the province in October, and already investments have been made to the extent of 80,000/. at 8 per cent. interest on municipal securities, and before the month of May next the total is expected to reach 1120,0001. - . . he banking community, after the anxiety to which they have been subjected as to the practice of crossed cheques, are again thrown into the same dif ' ficulty by yesterdays decision, ordering a new trial, and involving all the delay and doubt of further litigation. In the case of Spenser Ashlin an important deci sion has been given in the Court of Bankruptcy to day, under which the commissioner has withdrawn protection and directed a prosecution against the bankrupt for a misdemeanor in making false entries in his books with a view to conceal his estate and effects. The Bank of Vienna accounts for the year ending December 31, 1850 and 1851, show the following results: .--- . 1850. 1651. Bullion DOcounta Circulation 351 141 4 4 I 4 Si I I i Si if 7 nig x d lISe Ili IBS 15111 sl7j S Government Securities 22,300,000 16,700,000 The chief feature in the bullion market at home during the week has been the measure adopted by the Bank of England with regard to gold bullion under standard, which has been the subject of much misapprehension, and treated in some quarters as if a change in the standard price of bullion had taken place. The new regulation of the Bank, however, only extends to charging an extra commission of id. per oz. ou gold bullion under standard. It does not lie within the power of the Bank to alter the mone tary standard, inasmuch as whatever the Bank may give for bullion virtually, whatever commis sion it may charge, it is always competent for the holder to take his gold bullion to the Mint and to have it coined into sovereigns at the ,rate of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce. Another repre sentation that has been set afloat in consequence of the now regulation is that the Bunk is taking steps to prevent the influx of bullion. That the directors have under their consideration measures for employing their funds to the best advantage there can be no doubt, but they are not likely to debate upon, what they cannot compass, the means, if even desirable to be adopted, of preventing gold reaching this island from the Californian and Australian placers. We may take this opportunity of observing that much dissatisfaction has with justice bccu expressed, that the Bank should only recognise one refiner. Now that even the bullion brokerage is no longer in one hand it seems time that several refiners I should be authorised. Tao bullion prices, as given by Messrs. Sharp and Wilkins, arc as follows :—Mexican and South Atne ' rican dollars, 4s. lind. per oz.; United States dol lars, 4s. 103 d. per oz.; Bar silver, containing gold, 'all gold above 5 grains in the pound to be paid for, 51. Old. per oz. standard; Bar silver, without gold, ss. Old. per oz. standard ; Bar gold, 31. 17s. 9d. per oz. standard ; Sianish doubloons, 31. 18s. 3d. per oz.; Columbian doubloons, 31. 18s. per oz. The imports of specie this week include: 05,000 dole. by the Cambria, from New York ; 260,000 dole. by the Atlantic, from New York ; 2001. by the lagus Peninsular and Oriental steamer, from Gib raltar; 40,7961. by the Sultan Peninsular and Ori ental steamer (from Constantinople 40,5961., and from Smyrna 2004); 22,649 oz. of gold dust from Sydney by the Phrenician. The total value of the imports is about 200,0001. The total amount of the precious metals exported direct from London during the week ending Thurs day last is officially stated as follows :—Silver coin: to Rotterdam, 101,000 oz.; to Belgium, 30,000 oz.; to Dunkirk, 18,600 oz.; to Mauritius, 22, oz. Be Silver bars: to Rotterdam, 62,000 oz.; to m, ' 35,000 oz.; to Dunkirk, 460 oz. Gold coin : to Mauritius, 4,5001.; Hobart Town, 50,0001. This gives a total of about 121,765/. The exports from the other ports include 50,000/. from Porten:llllth, by the Hydra steam sloop, :for troops at the Carte, and 19,050/. by the Onnoco, for the West Indies. With the exports fr3m the port of London the ship ments nearly balance the imports. The export on Australian account of 50,000/. merits attention. An analvsix of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the lust week, published by Mwtspitles Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,363 miles to ho 2.16,02 W., or nt the rate of 371. lea. per mile per week. The total reeeip:s for the corresperv:i ing period of lktil were 229,1841. on 6,269 mrien, or 361. 10a. per mile per week. There is thus in crease in the oggregetereceipts of 17,8441. t or 7.82 per cent.; an increase in the mileage of 294 miles, or 4.53 per cent.; and an increase in the amount received per mile per week of 11. The Railway nmes estimates the total receipts since the Ist of Jan. at 1,163,8931., which, on 6,453 mice, gives an average of 1781. 1611.3!,d. per mile, and as the amount for the same period of lest year was 1,085,8311. on 6,222 miles, or 1741. 10s. 3jd. per mile, the balance is shown to be in favour of the present half year to the extent of 41.6 s per mile. OLldll FUN Mk—Tail 1,6 r. Bank Stnek, 9617 Low Annual., 3pa L Iteducou.676 1 Win Hurt, ZS CO 3'..r Lt. C.nunk, 961 f Uitw 1i0n , 181.1,UM., 716. 74., Intto fur Amt.. 96 a Exchnluur 0116,1,0961. 61., Olt. 3/ OL Cuurols, 94 I 10111610 4 6 per n. Relefrat. 91 3 6 rr ,... et. i. l w lrr r i . 1 , 1 1 . ea. 113 per Ct. Meter. Aver. 4 , 6 61 0 per Vt. 101 103 J per CL Chlletn, 63 6 314. per Cl.o IMnl.h . TO 78 Ct. Patch : 4 per Ct. Dutch. 91 f f Nuti.lol. 4 ; 1 per CL UruuW., 16i 17; Butlidin 6 per( 1 1 1 111413 3 per Ct. Mettetst, 323 32 6 pot Ct. Pertarlata, 435 44 Ditt.• beferrod. 414 32 5 per Ct. l'ortttrue., 90 6 per Ct. R 10.1.11. 113 16 44 por Ct. it 1.6141, Jou* 5 per Ct. -46.41411. A. tare. '22} 3 3per Ct. Spat,l4ll 402 Ups. l'rtive. 5 2/ Ct. ut.la, 359 T Do. Defurre4. Vtmet 12 U est., 87 to 8. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. MADRID, FEB. 3.—Three per Cents., 37;; after Bolas, 371. New Three per Cents., 181; after Helen, 18!. Coupons, 91; after Bolsa, 9. Passives, 5; ; after Bella, 51. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 103 c. Kuhange on London, 60.86. rot Mkmulr. 14)persineftbau. ------- 61 73 1 64 30 61 Se 103 102 9.. 103 10 41 91 71 , PARA Pas. V. lkw Aessess. Lowerti Clogissit. 61 45 6ll 45 153 10 102 50 3 pan awl& 3 per Cents 3 ptr Ceuta. Ntw Loan' 4 per Cents. 44 prr Cent. Exchange on London : atisight, 25 25 ; 00 days, 23 10. .. - . . . . Belgian, 1 peret.lBlo 1001 Money) Ned. terms Do. 4$ Do. 21 ... - . .... 101 ... Do. 1 ',sr Piedmont 6 p.bt 9O ~. Treasury Bonds ... 4 .. Do. 1, 1831 Pllll.lB, FEB. 7.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (right bank). 3U3; (kit bah's), 23173; Paris and Orleatie 1,113; Pal IP and armee, 815; Konen:god Barre, i 1.3 50; Mar.tille: and Arigts h. 225'; Rtr3-bourg awl Bole. 28 871; Centre 34 7i; Beulogne and Amiens. 207 SO; Orleans and Bordeaux. 435; Northern, .70; Park and strarbourd. 163 7,; Paris and Lyons, 313; Tome antianti Nantes. ;W; :5; 311 Income a nd Troyes, 143 75; Dieppe and receive, 212 60; Bordeaux and:lW" U. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-TIIIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive to-day. but the prices of Friday last must be considered firm fur most arti eles. A few purchases have been made iu Costa Rica Coffee at lull prices. The public sales declared for to-mor row are not large, say-Sugar, 300 hhda. West India, 3,000 bags Mauritius, 5,500 bags Bengal, and 5,500 lags Madras. Coffee, 100 cos . ., and 200 barrels plantation Ceylon. MFTALC-Iron: The demand has limn limited during he week; Scotch pig quoted, milt numbers, 35*. 611. to 355.9 d. free on board; No. 1, 36*. to 365. fad.; Gartslierrie No.l, 38. Spelters: The only transaction reported is a sale ' at 151. for arrival, and holders ask the same on the spot. E. I. Tin is quoted lower ; about 2,000 slabs sold for cash. Baneu, 821. to 82e. Bd. ; Straits, 79. 6.1 Tin plates aro quoted 6.1. per box lower. Otte.-Seal, pale, 311. 10s. to 32/. ; straw, 30!. to 311. ; brown, 281. 15s. to 301. ; Sperm, 831. to SW. 10s.; head matter, 871. to 90/. ; Cod, 311. to 321.; South Sea, 311. to 32/. 10a; Olive Onlipoli 431. 10s. to 441. ; Spanish and Sicily, 411. to 421. 10.. ; Palm, 251. 15s. to 261. 10s. ; Cocoa-nut, 271. to 351. ; Seed, rape, pale, 311. to 311.11. Linseed, 2.51. 15s. to 26/. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, and although the delivery last week WO.l good, via., 2,365 casks, yet prices are barely sup ported, sod home Tallow is accumulating in stock, in con sequence of the prices being altogether artiliciul. The murket letter price of town is 375. nett, it is to be bought, however, at 35.. G.l. for good. Petersburgh Y.C. on the spot, 360. 9d. to 35.. 6d. • Oct. to Dec., 1862, 375. ; ou or before the end of March, 355. 6d. to 355. 3d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. WM. I 1631. *Ark thia day pe ter Delmar laat week Do. liroul 1.1 Jun. Arrival but weak 42,104 1,975 01,3.53 1,472 16,746 shi. 39, ed. Do. front Ist Joss Prise. To Y. we d day pbr Do 43,527 1,13 70,97 130 91,466 35.. 39n. 6d. 51,9 M s,»a 77,905 '321 96,307 30. Md. 391.6 d. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The very unfavourable weather for threshing Wheat ex perienced during the past week caused our market to be very shortly supplied this morning, and the condition of the few samples on sale was very defective. Inferior condition and small supply made our millers very indifferent about buying, and heaeesthc trade ruled dull, at the rate: of Monday leSt. Fine dry sample■ commanded full prices. Holders of foreign Wheat continued very firm in their demands, and where sales were made extreme rates were insisted upon. There was rather more Barley at market this morning than of late, and if anything purchsocs could be made on easier terms. The dealers still manage to resist any improvement in the valuo of Oats, notwithstanding short arrivals ; in fact, if 'there was any variation at all in price were talkie in favour of the buyer. Beans and Peas sold on quite as good terms as last week. BRITISH. Milliner per (Sr. Wear, BONI k Lent red 40 to 19 to 43...w0ite, 46 to 48 to 51 Nottolkood Suffolk „ 10 to 42 to 44 .. t:o. 43 to 47 to 36 Talavera (Urea or nutroilo Cloobridge & Linsolored to 40 to 48 . white, 12 to 44 to 4S Rea, new old, to 11141iLar, feeding Malting MALT Uwe; Engll4ll, foul 21 Ditto Pain& 19 to 21 potato 31 to 2$ M. rwlek & Biondi, reed 29 to 23 ..potato ....... l5 to 37 Irish, nod.- ...... .. 18 to 19 to 20 -Moat lO to 21 Ditto, potato 22 to :4 Mutt, re, 37 to 19...map1e 3O to 32 Iglus. 3O to 40...iinperial 44 to 48 Whit* 1.0 to 32. .boilera .. . ... ".. ~... 32 to 34 Bunn Maragan 23 to 27...tiek 2310119.. oil CI to 33 Darrow 13 to SO.. innall3oto3l...oid 14 to 88 foam. newandog, per Muth.— to —new winter 4a to old to ltaroarno, mew ---41 to 44 . . -.iroo CAW' last.foo 6otas. per thouould LI to st IV IS CL praciumigu, pet cot., red-- to to --white— : to—to— . .. Pet smelt u:24o.be. not it, town made, delivered...,. 40 to 43 _fine hosiebold . 33 to 26 Norfolk and Bulbs* 32 to 34...shltes ....... ........ 14 to 36 FO1tS:1ON. Shillings per Qr. WHILAT, Mottle and Kgaloierg 41 W 46 .llns Pomeranian 49 to 44 -Hoottick 41 to 46 -Stettin 40 to 43 'lsbell 33 to 37_11sobung ...S4 b 40 to 43 Rumba 212 to 42. .Egyptisa ........ 27 to 31 Deaube ...... it to 31. .Miew............... 16 1,3 40 Rim .—... — to Batiste, (bang 2l t 0 26 .illotillit.g 26 to 25 Lomb — to -- Indust Hasa 27 to 39 Mrs, Russian —... ' 9 to 21 Punteraolms and Straintad l9 to 21 Swedish and Danish 30 to 22 Friesland and Laden, feed l7 to 19 Ditto, brew. .:21 to 93 _Poland@ .......... SI 4, 33 1 n.. 11.11, tick snail ' , groan ........... II to 22...Tibessi7 IS to 20 Prat„ grey bbtts 25 to 32—boilers ......... .. 32 to 34 Tsar. old SS Ito SS maw to tu 27...1aige -.— 31 to 35 Lisbon, Sabo and Rumba —...„ 41 W 44 Pledltsersocan and Olken Itarreato 42 to 46 . Remote' ... .. ..1143 to 37 l'o. CACI/ —2l , 44a2uty. per tar, 14 re to C 1 13 Per Harrel ed 109 lbs. Hoye, American „16 21 22 to 24 Coignes 2l to 32 lastaste to —...homburg "rends per seek of blabs 2ll 33 to 34 to 37 ARRIVALS ISTO LONDON FROM tad FES to 7111 PHIL Qrs. Snallth. Semen. Irian. Somers Wheest 3430 7037 Rorie). 2424 1 11 I 633 I the 1 Osto Floor. 3 213 barrels, 2,149 reeks; Molt, :.,643 ,rs. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. ?deur*. Pattenden and Smith report that the dvitumil for all Hops couticues unabated at improving prices. COAL MARKET.— TILIS DAY. llolywell, Lis. 6d . ; Eden Main, 15s. (id.; Tanfielit Moor, 12s. lid.; Walls End Riddell, 14s. &1.; Walls Er.d Haswell, 16s 6.11. ; Walls End Stewarts, 16e. 3d.; Walls b ud Tees, 16s. 3d.—Ships at market, 316. SNIITIIFIELI) MARKET—THIS DAY. The supply of lleasta is large, and although the we other is favourable, trade is exceedingly slow. Price* on the average are about the same as on Monday last, l'.ut they cannot be all sold. The number of Sheep is larg and the average quality is much better than of late. he trade is scarcely so brisk, but prices remain about the came. We have to-day a large supply of Calves ; a lurge prove', tient, however, ate fore'.go, and choice qualities ale nut w och lower. From Glenn my and Holland there are 4U3 ?winds, 1,280 Sheep, mid 268 Calves. Scotland, MO Bette:, Norfolk and Suf fers, 2,200; and 500 from thu northern and midland Vatustica. - Per stow of ell. d. d. t Por atone or Md. a. a.. d. scow. II lorefonla 3 ti 3 8 13..2 I).ut. ta, 0 0 0 Het Sbort•horue . 343 t I Urst.Long.wook ....... 08 4 0 6 0 0 )o. do. 5h..r.3 . 0 0 0 0 4•l‘ca Pig. • .... . ... Po. a i1.d...r0.14 4r j 4 4 lamb. . . PIP. 330. HAM.. PA 010:006 4 .1 1. 3 ; PIMP and Lob . 234 ... a 4: •..... 331 -4 111 Ili 51 51 ei 10e 41 1 S li Ibi 141 3 3 ai i 11l a I Slid ii Tye" 24 " 111 I gi e l 1 91 lii I