The Express. — London, England, 1851-01-13 00:00:00

Tvbt 44txprti No. 1,368 ) 6.1:0, UNION d LONDON, hoorporated M s r uAt arger.—sommtke of 11111.— Lief PhIZEHOLDEIL MMTILLBUTION ME bo entitled to SELECT he .00 blilefethrr. a ROM of AZT from ono of the pails emennons, Brom raborriber will lam be rash planes the; *the a:ef o lto We n mTter, ...the Burial of lissold." by r ihses. Man I. L ta& A. 11.1.0, . Tbe Villa of Locution ^ by E. r, &JUL*, Aar W. T. Leitch; and, Is addition, a veinal d $1 twee gegvaliav by reefant artists, iilumtmliffg Goldsmiths prim ft "The TlSTatif.. The herressions of the .. Villa of La. filiko tee re Ira* for Ogee who reirst that HAMM. MHO.). GODWIN, lireentry 111113 POODCX. J Isemeseas. IRELAND. Mum, BATVIDAT ETENIXO. The Belfast papers of to-day oontain an account of an appalling accident which occurred yesterday, near Bearsbridge, in the vicinity of tiat town, resulting in a fearful loss of human A new flax preparing Drill, the property of Mr. Robert Boyd,.ad the Messrs. Steen, the walls of which were raised to wra IllmeiL Ic:mePERFECT SUBSTITUTE Ur MEEK, /LEAL NICKEL SILVIIII, - - 14 yam ago by & Is I:llTtee , wigs piled by go pegs( mem it MINNS. MOM awl Cs. I bowed A wispeirbss the ver7 log snide MI le olegeao AIM gut or be employed es wok Mot really or legemoolo&y, es by oee miles um eew et be eistlogollbed hos little. Mori WM& .10111101,.. tieitte=pee daub - 180. eee. Dora Ms. Destert Draw ... 41e. Tab epees w —40 a the. Tee bat web Dab ebb" . 4•11 , 0 16 . 10 . lb. b peepattemete mew Al Mb a rbplatlag ease by the veleta pram CHEMICALLY PURE NICK EL, NOT PLATED. Plebe Theeseted Mart Petters. Mews. ream. Table Orem sad ?orb, fed' Oar, pre boas ... lb. ... Ob. preen ad &to Turn Mb ad .51t10 aura CUTLERY, WAERA.NTED.-11.• oat varied .r TABLE CrallltY la the woad. el larriated. le gasp medal a WILLIAM IL bmaitso. prleietbat me reirre- Web ebb botemaef between etas Web ip.aa beerbeallel bele he° .Ile bib tatehlath tee. pee Ewa; bum% le bet* ▪ 11 In ku.ancy, Is. pee lam ebbs; bream, i. ad.pee pele ; Yea am a elect riartea, to M. per Bass; Y Main, via abet !mks. fn. 3...; white base table tably hem lb pee eases; merle, es. , pre par; Yea bent hale baba trim b. pee awe ; &ante, : mare, b. M. ; tale etieb. l Ise each. Tbe beret art le plate.l bean halbe rel brio. berm owiletbet. telob ma el the ma plead tab la slam& Ai* bele lbeetweet el men, prettuas, ahem M. et the but sully. Wa pa led retargets, with teeprensp dewy beebalegai lilieb, NO ( Pee . WiLLIA n haX Ill'ItTO!re Neel of GENERAL TIIANDIECINO pltoNlloNtibllT le lobe Ivrea le tbe world, tad se se lea. roper be teeplepd le pia leeslama Its variety sad mint, wawa an baled spe w eel lad It. Tbe wavy le Ise teary what ea eppeuted —Se, uar..ime /lima omit of reel), sad No. I. Nlefllbl.llT/LIT, Leades.—Lits. Ise belbstnet. 1070. THE ONLY sToYII WITHOUT A 'Lug.- tIrCE'o PATENT, be wombs MIK pomp% woloodateln emonereator. ham ormer^ shop, ils% aid oil plum ienunino orWkal warmth, petee tram On awl teporonla. heyseolinsooo Rona sn mot, ,e uopleraat men, lineal with I S Agues Potent Feel, sad cur to.ur burn from It to 4n hours F r, ottostion at espies loharg. Se wen La tore daily at the sok Penprlolor's, WAN NASH, Y, t, • .11...n.strevt, Farinelling Ironmonger ; and it tbe City Depot, 119, hexed,. rreet ; and to be had from the principal in.nmnoren, In torn or n.outry. Joyce's Prepared Fuel for the etcora, la, 6d. per More ~ note tone bad ume pith the ovkl sod name on the man 253, tletotd.atreet, and 119, Neweate.ntreet. to S..+. al. the honour of an inapeetton (at his aplictowl Show (Word...tree. I ul hie large and elegant uwortrnent of • .tod ',it, •• Fire Iron., kitchen XioNIM, Ten Trays, alai all orrodunc Ironmongery, umurparwed for beauty at deafen am• l m. rate prktes.— Here' reed cYPHON AIR VILIT 01JCILta, • . aa6 key. So. ad • do. do., kketro-liated, 3 and to. M. ARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES, GRATES, and' 1t.,410.116.—J. R DOWRON, 1:1, Oiford , treet. (near Me a nt.eirenv). Inadna, has cm view is Itiv ei'eenire 'how TOMB; a I~rrtt.t euirty v( ■ %RIME liaiticer Grate. sod of Mr n at rimmat and perfect deveription, improved hitches naive veil other 400illafr appanlus. Leery funds mthatnetured upon tho neat comet tinnetider. and at ready mum) priam.—oils shoulact uteri et Cundy'a Patent Stolllll. JO VENT-PECI ItEQUIREI) far HARLOW'S 144. W 111VV-41TED SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP, wh.ch pally prevents ala, kw, elder, or other liquors, from berwarne Sat or tell, ivies 46.114.; or sent tree to any part of Vineland (If two are taken', f.ie Ss. lid. each: ditto kleetro Plated, Sur Mei ry, Ira, N. ii.l, 1) wooer which • great mein; will be Wrested. The Minim lop, when tarred on. admits ad into the cask sufficient to CaOiie toe Liquor to non end DO more; and when the tap le Wm,' .df the air can no longer enter. Ma advantages are oh. lima , . 1 hi- Lot pint may be drawn in as brick and fine condition aa 'hes tie i.ok vow Aral tapped. The importance of preserving from ocular the duals we drink cannot be ovemited. It IA a well known tart, that ,ciol 4 tordaw• are often the predisposing maw or cholera. A 1... ti..) ia- had • great variety of ouperior taps at greatly reduced prwe,- •:A la kr; SAKLOW, furnishing inienuswer, 14, Ling Wil haat-atrri t, Maurine-house. Eiitablished ISO. The showy are vs,- ranted t.. glee entire isithleatice. None genuine unto". sward with J. Marlow'' , name end adimes.—The trade supplied.—J. B. teaches grata • Lew aerial al tapping main. QEASONABLE PRESENTS.—At this festive I. period of tbs year a ewe than usual anxiety le treated Ow— rerminal attractin. and the lollowisg unrivalled ducoverles for Le t,,,t0 are edk.l into inereaell rentiPitein, namely, (BAWL 'OLDS' lIACAS AB BIL. for meth* and stotsirdner a luxuriant bead of • hair; VA PNLANUW KALTBOR, for nattering the .tin met. fair, and blooming; ia4 QOWI.ANUI' ODONTO, Of pearl dentifriee , fare impartos agm art-like winter... tenths teeth. The patronage of Roy alty tbnamboot Lampe, and We high &predawn by soak and Whoa, with the well.known infallible calvary of these articles, rim them a celebrity unparalleled, and render them a peculiarly elegant and reelonahle lee-ent. Beware of apurloo isidattona The only genuine of each bear• the name of " Rowlands' " preeediss that the article •in the wrapper or label—Vold by than. at Ye e Mattoon gumbo. Lon lon, and by chentide and perfumers. Foit ASTHMATIC (X)UGHB, INFLUKNZA, ac,...-IttIITER'S BLACKCURRANT Ot ELIXIR. cans. pounded in.,,, the met talsamte and he 110 expectorants to the 11/Wefia otedh.t, to 41.14 tscommentiad by the most erament ,of the faculty us th, on:y min and certain cure for asthmatic cough., istia esaa, diet. ulty of hreatlitog, and all disorders of the claw; arid lunp. newton dtstremung paroxysms of asthma are usstantiy relieved by It sold in botttea at 2a. 9d. and Is. Dd. each, by N. and A. Drew, she:mots (late ate an I Sun), it, Blacktrun•trcet, Borough ;W. !whom, Ishg-atrcht, 4:be-speak ; Bade, 31, , Hannay and ro„ (tat. aMmrect ; Tuwersey, 2tl, blarylebuneaurect, 11,W ors Quadrant; Strand' Canes, Walmxth. Caution. —lnemrc for llorl'EWS BLACK t.IIIIItAIST 0011011 Will, sad do nut be persuaded to pardon ma ledtaties. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' NERVOUSNESS, comtipstirm, Indigestion, sad Debilitswhith ea reedkhre soar remove or relieve, boar Man effectually cured by DU nuars JULVALLa TA ASA BICA FOOD, in • very short tama—W. B. tees , Tool Anthony, 'Theron." YJght years' dmopepala, aormanners. OMAN with eranro, aromas, and mama, Illre been allectaally Mama by OU SASSY 'S delicious Dealthantharbig Food la a very show tine.—lter. John W. navel!. Ridlthyton Ilectore, ltarfdt arum yettni earegalTe nervousness, with thine In ray neat sad left are, sod seneral Jrahly. be. been radically removed by DU SAUK\ 's I Indth-reaturing Yood.—Alsas. Stuart, Archdeacon ot 8e.., Saibtxtren." —Sold in snider% with toll instructkma, weighing Illa, at 2.. !,t.; 21b., at il► ed.; aila. at III.; Iftb.. at Ina Supra rogned quality, PIM, at nu; alb, at na.—DU RAWLY sad Da., /17. Now bandagrast. Londo n—lb 10 and 121 M. earths, am. Jost ante EVER'S MODERN HOUSEWIFE. The 20th Thourad I s sow Nte• 7e. Ild., to be had at every 11We. Ulm MAO NM Uh, at every large iron. neretee.. And Ids emestleat SU, at the Ant-elmae same vision. CRAWS Of SHOOTING HT PG•CHERB.-J. Su" W. ASSN J. Wilkinsda, R. Willima, J. LSO% Sad T. Roberts, were, at Bt. Asaph, charged with bariag, a tha alert of Ileaday, the B.h of December last, shot at R. RJberts. J. C 111111•11. and E. Davies, with latest to murder them. The tests of this case here already eppesred. On the premot 0CC.115 Robert Roberts, Gas of the gang who had been fully eematitted to mite his trial, mad brought up ander a writ of Aabear corpus by the gaoler Si Eliot was eramintd, and said on the Bth of December last he sa d the prisoners ail met at Copy-field. We went (said he) from the Copt•fieki to the Crest Wood is a party. We left Cr. at WO.KI to nes Chambers, along the road to St. Ampli, as far as the piatold, Winos to Itchiest, sad over Lannerch Bridge, sad same the park and bolds to • read leading to breath. We them west along the Dyson's. road leading to ktioddlan. We neat west down that road a little, and crossed ors r beide to some woods. It was talon between 12 and o'clock is the morning. We wont abreast into the woods I , la mart h of pheasants. We shot three immediately we ' entered the wood. When in the middle of it, we heard 1 men shouting, and we went away. We left the wood the same wey we went into it. We sold the game, and I re- ceived ninepence, my individual share of the proceeds We lett the wood woes fields into a road, at a place opposite a farm house. We then went across the fields into an old uninhabited building. We crowed two meadows, and came tea farm house in • lime leading to Post Da fydd. We went slang the lane, and there we suogrettel that it would be better for Dome one to go alone to New Pont Dafydd, for Gni there were some keepers. I agreed to go, and I gave my pun to James loom, and took his stick. I went towards root Detydd end into the St. Ample road. I heard people coming from St. Asaple, sad net them very near the bridge. One of them said "good sight," and I answered "good night." Thor* were three men. Two took hold of me and the other was behind. The nes behind felt my pockets, and the We* led me Ma in the direction of St. Asaph. I jumped to a gate, took Mid of it, tad called to my companions, " Cone kere, 100, ho save tor, there are only three of them." Thin se me in Welsh to keep bold of them. They thee sane up towards me, and one of the keepers ran on towards B'. Amon, and the when over the bridge. One of the men (Copan) took the stick from son, whew my sow Mime sews up to no sad the keepers rut away. I told them to lire at t hem. They cane into tio rood through the gate with their guas. I think it woo my nether who come into the reed hest. I this heard a diet. I believe it was my brother whet fired the first nu, whin ma is the Osmotic. of St. Areph. Ose cd the keepers had sea din way. I Wok It was Roberta. 1 sew bin nossiarg. I bend another shot frost the Mali the diminish of rent Dstydd. Two el the keepers, trnsad emener, beim that way. Jesse Jesse slim woe IM MO* eta lies rash tees the held atm Cue ash mil the mher beeNt._ I heed lithe Wilkens say that be led theta erne - Seth shiest is the helm. Five shots tome thee ba all. Miss the ditiotiad we Met hem the Whim_ hie the imadeve sad eleas the river to the Limner& min% aid ems the park to the antes*. Re then crowed reed sad none th a lase leading to Nam glory, sad ow Gelb re Peeterellt goch, from thence to and Plat Sestet Fisk to Crestwood, when we separated i about four o'elaih. The Omen were 1,117 oomaitted take their UM M thaws amine. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The market for railway "hares to-day is flat, under the influence of the arrangements for the settlement of the account expiring on Wedneeday next. The rates of " continuation " are in some cues heavy, but on the whole they are decidedly lees than last account, in several instances being very light. Prices generally have slightly drooped. Great Northern' were last done at 17; ; Midlande, at 481; North Stab fords, at 91. • height of 80 feet, suddenly fell in, and crushed a great number of persona in its rains. Those who lost their lives (believed to be 13 in number) were workmen engaged on the premises, carpenters, and bricklayers, with a few labourers in the employment of the 6.m, who were at the time sinking a drain to carry off the water along the base of the columns 1, within the building. About a quarter past seven •)• the workmen commenced their operations for the day, and had not been longer than three quarters of * an hour at work when the whole building came down so with a fearful crash. The workmen wno were en- n gaged in the lower room/etc-aped with trifling injury, es bat those in the upper rooms were overwhelmed in the ruins. lip to six o'clock yesterday the mangled N I remains of six men had been taken out, er. and it was believed that seven others were still 1 ,2 lying under the mass of rubbish. Six workmenbren taken oat fof the ruins alive, but severely injured ; 1: they were at once conveyed to the general hospital, ;, and it is believed that one case only will terminate ss fatally. No canes can be assigned for the accident, I l i save that the heavy rain of the previous night had & I loosen( d the brickwork to such an extent uto unlit;it :- for the support of the beams. The public sales of land were resumed yesterday :I before the Encumbered Estates Commissioners, at their court in Henrietta-street, after the brief inter- so V,4 Dan 8 RAILWATS. 141 I 61 Abram .- .„ ear M A=berf.. Noting.. %ft. lad are Justice ...! II Barks Bs eats. Sat. pt.! ... 11Ve . at.perriAlLal St..U.)l oallslolypd,orwitliguar. 39 Do. widboot • guarantee If =: 1 0o1.., and Dad*, II Do. or=t &guarantee 131 5hr5.W01v.6166343 Valby 100 1136031 and Esator 174 Sookilerbsooldro 061sionies Do. BIS Prodoosse $ Closter and Polybood 13 Do Prodromo 46 Drbila 'ad BALK Joao.. Do. 3 Do. / rl6 11:1_ LIU C1..r.) 7p.mr. Do. 31.11606p.C.Pr0L g 6 Eaelea Dominos 10 Do. Plow Irite p. CR. Do. lit, bp. QC, No.l byq Do. do. Po. Do. K. Is Poet pelt Ct replies el the Christmas holidays. The court was filled on the occasion with persons who evinced a se lively interest is the proceedings. Before the sales U commenced emotion was made before Commissioner r, Hargrave in chamber, by the solicitor who had the tt carriage of the order of sale in re the estate of Messrs. t o S. sod R. Jacob, who applied to have an English is gentleman, by whom an offer had been privately made 114 for the entire estate, declared the purchaser, without tit waiting for the result of a public auction. The estate SO had been advertised for sale that day in open court, e V and the offer in question was made only on the pre- It ceding day through the firm of Messrs. Stewart, Pim, L. and Kincaid. The solicitor said that having given 54 given the subject his best consideration,he had arrived to at the conclusion that the offer should be accepted, l i r being nearly 16 years' purchase on Brassington and at. Grain's valuation. The commissioners refused g the application; and in the course of the day, when so the estate in question was up for competition, Mr. at observed that one of the lots was about to be knocked down for less than the rate at which he bad se offered for it, mid that other lots had actually been 1, sold foe lees than the proportion of the price he had bid. The commissioners, nevertheless, adhered to St their principle of selling when a reasonable price is 9 offered, and recollected that they had to keep in view se not only the present sale, bat the interest of all future tat ones, and that by disappointing the public now they so would discourage competition hereafter. The eight LI. lots into which the estate in question was subdivided ; were therefore knocked down in succession, and the is result is worthy of attention, for the sum realised by the whole actually netted 2101. more than Mr. Pim 40 had bid for the whole estate, a result which fully jus- ro 011 s the firmness displayed by the commissioners, to; and must considerably augment the confidence both at. of owners and of purchasers in the ordeal of the to public auction. • The first estate sold was that of W. A. W. Kerr, i r s t . owrer and petitioner, and comprised lands situated se in the counties of Monaghan and Meath. It was Si. offered in eight lots, the aggregate rental of which l a k amounted to about 8901. per annum, subject to as at. annuity of 20W. a year, payable to a lady 8 3 years i : of age, and other minor charges. The whole pro- s duced 13,901. The Meath property was divided 111- into two lot*, the joint profit rental of which was s ; estimated at 6621. a year, and realised together so the sum of 0,1951. The Tyrone estates of the 13 124 Messrs. Jacob were next put up, in eight lots, the es gross annual rent amounting to a little over 7001. t Each lot was sold separately, five different parties a t . becoming the purchasers. The total sum produced u amounted to 9,7101. The gross sum realized by the i ls„ sale of the entire estate exceeded the price offered for - 4 it in chamber on the preceding day by 2001. An 4, estate in the county of Galway, the property of Mr. * William Kelly, of Rockville, with a profit rental of 1 0 6 kin than 2001. per annum, sold for 2,7251. The re- ?: mainiog sales consisted of properties in Kilkenny, to Cork, and Kildare, but each of such very diminutive proportions as not to call for any twice. Their extent ys and value may be guessed by the fact that the sum i yielded by the sale of the entire was but 2,1701. 60 SS Do. New -. . .- IS Restage CU" elan • Nate E. U. ft.) IS CB. SO Do. Seeip (gete. 6p. Ct.) a gut Lantesitire .- SS isetLsocolnett.guar.6p.Ct M Edinburgh awl Claws LS Edieburgh,Perth but Dan t litte u. n te Ezer,Yeoett,at Its. Enter and Eamouth ... U Oreat Northern a. Do. Isherea,A,Delarred it Do. shares, 13, 6p. Cl. 114 Do. per Cent. Pref.. SO Gt. bonth.and WeaC(lre.) tee rut Wester n ... ... t 3 Uo. Nel SI Will sod Selby ad Ms shares 111 Da. shut! I uirli - ater — anii e'muiito 11l Do. Mut* 476 Lancaster and 'Preen° 190 Laneashirs and Urinal:as 1111 Dn. Ds. 820 . 100 Da tp. ce. Pnt Stock iii Da Wan 'tiding Union 90 Leeds and ktradbed 60 Leeds and mune . 9 Do. Prat Quarters.l64l _ 11 j London end Bleekwia __ 100 LOG, Br Ibtoa, lt &Oust 11111 Do. New lue.o p. II Do. guaranteed S i t: . late Croydon SO Do. Pref. J per Ceet.... 10 Do. Contrt.3 p.Ct.,1153 In !dodos and Cr..... ; tw;elciiiTiOTtlL-Vieedol 7 Do. do. New sham ~. II Do. Inft4 I Da.Slo.l2.,M.sndß.(C) 100 Landot& 80.?.tia-Westiro St I Lk , . New, fig Do. Sew Preference 111 101 i die. Si bi so i I PO 22 2. 27 171 I 11 pia. 7 /I poi. IP II 74 7$ 174 II 11l 104 61 $ 131 104 14 144 23 23 die Lovzsto --. iGhtZP;;Eleiii: 01 Wadi, Buz., tau NI Week 100 Ma Deitnelrf.,24l.,..inc?lneb. 10 Do. New £lO Pref. 1 Do. 116 Prekreneo .16 Do. Mao. a Ltool.Unias 24 2i 1 11 1 I 101 10 Pla A dise ,- - i _.pa 4 6 3 i 4 ►s ►T If 11/ $ll 32/ 211 29 61 6k IT 11 Itt al! II 41 1;1 40 7 71,° - 4 5141 a. 99 101 . _ 6 4 PR 27 „ el 104 74 7 air. 11 II" 110 134 6 it clia. 95i 464 13 14 61 64 I 9 90 101 111 37 60 17 64 115 19 113% 41 3i 31 pa ti 7 *. 77 78 11 11 41s. 19 91 614. 2 1 2 6 Ps. 13 13 41 31 Me 935 265 11 19 101 101 P 6l 3 4 3 uo 471 44 191 18/ clia 24 26 125 129 31 4 29 34 13 14 126 16 17 45 Ai 81 5 S 3l lib. 131 161 42 43 74 41 pas. 19 19 71 7 1 1 1 9 68 14 145 7 31 6 3 , 914. 51 31 di& 10 101 ,fsa lio SS Do. X3O awes 100 Do. and Darby... la) De.00n5.13.a19.•p. C.' 13 Do. New IS Do Estrada, • Do. Outran. 04 per Ct. U Nardi British 9 Do. Prefeleoce 171 North Staffordshire 50 Oxford, Wore.,& Wearer. II Preston and Wyre 101 Do. 1 ebares Is saw, Guild., sad llelple 11/ boyeton and Met= .. n Do, Shopreth Seottiab Central 33 Scottish Slialand 211 Do. New 131 Shrews. a Btru., MN A 91 tb., Cleas B I Do., New Guaraiteed.. Warewabary and Metter (Nor. W. Ma) 131 De. Halm „. Sto Do. Oeweetry 1 Do. New . 10 Do. per amt . . Prey. ... S Sbrocebare Union SO South Devon IS Do. Preference 96 South Staffordshire 10 South Eastern 50 South Webs 13 South York. & liver Dos 14 raw Val* Extension ... 13 Cale of Neell 19 Waterford and Kllkainp. 50 Weer Valley, •p. Ct. pas. U Ditto 1)1tt0 10 West Loodan SD Do2ndClreerrtiseo.atpar PAPAL AGGRESSION.—ADDRESS OF TIIE CLERGY 20 OF WATERFORD AID Lunn''.—Wed , oday lest a meeting Of the clergy of the dioceses of Waterford and Limners was held for the purpose of considering the propriety of address. is Inc the Lord Bishop of Cashel on the present important to crisis. An address, for presentation to his lordship, was 20 unanimously agreed to, and signed by the Venerable the 50 Archdeacon, on behalf of the clergy. It was out deemed EL necessary to address the throne, as this had already been ; virtually done in the person of the bishop, who signed the 17 'darns forwarded Priem the archbishops and bishops of Iy 'resod. The reply of the Lord Bishop, we undent►nd, has It not yet bee. reesised.—Waterford Maid. 12 14 6 7 1 91 lei 1 die Ili 14 11l Si 1114 14 16 11 13 - h A dia' 22 13 31 3 dim 9 7 di. 3 74 64 5 die 104 24 is; Wavy tiomerret, &%%ejia., IS York, Seocaetle &tlersuk 10 Do.P.M. (York& Newea., Do.O.N.l6.Parchorrret 17 Do. Ditto 6 Do. Ditto 60 Took ad Nada Midland. 10 Do. Prahrance .„ Tomo) Unman. SO Boulogne and Amino ... 20 Central Frame (Vionum) Dumb Itleuiab II Foot Indian „. Oraot Indian Pentunia... 24 Do. do. .„ • Luxembourg ... 20 Namur and Liege IS Numbers of Frame.. ... Orkoas sod Bordeaux ... 10 Paris sad Orleans JO Paris sad Roues IS Paris and titrambowg 10 Room sad Hans ... SO nuabm and Manua 16 Toon and Nantes 44 41 1 :t Ms. 3i 2 dis. 14 17 111 41 31 16f 12t I 32& 171 I 11 1 121 ill 111 j 100 j 16 1 4 4 4 i t 2°lll I ` ' 4 16 7$ 6 Si 151 II 151 144 14 Sj di. 41 dis 13 2i 3& 22 1 VIII - 1' -- f sh. 81 8 181 13 1 4 di. 1 pa 1 I 3 8 141 3 4 i 1 4 die x 34 SG 368 27 6 6 dis 101 10 21 2 101 10 die Fizz AND Loss or Lirr.—A Ike, which unfortn- io to lately remind in lose of life, broke out cn Saturday morn. 30 tog at No. 7, Upper N ath-etreet, Brighton. The house is eecupied by a .launtireu, named Fin. Her husband, it 2f ) appear, arose at his anal time, ail o'clock, sad lighted • 20 tire in the front parlour. which is used as an ironing room. 30 He then left home, and 0003 after he had lett, the room use 30 discovered to be on fire. In the back palour Figg'e dough. II tar was lying dead is Inr &lin, her funeral being appointed " to take place on Sunday. Oa the alarm being given, Hrs. : 0 6 Figg rushed down stain, with her infant grand daughter in so her arms, and succeeded in mailing into the street, by 29 forcing her way through the flames, which bad by that time N communicated from the bout parlour to the passage. Both grandmother and grandchild were buret, but not very seri ously. A man samed Holden with hie wife and child oc cupied the upper floor, and a son of Figg's slept in the attic. All these rushed to the top of the house, but the smoke booming every minute more and more dense and suffocating they determined to attempt an escape by the beck' attic window. The young man, Figs, suc ceeded is gaining the roof, passed over to the front of the house, and thence safely descended by means of a ladder into the street. Holden and him wits and child nest made the attempt, Holden having an impression that the roof was flat. It was quite dark at the time. The roof proved to be slanting, and they all three rolled off of the roof sato the back yard. The houses in this part of Upper North street were built by the side of an ancient chalk pit, and in consequence, although the front of the houses show only a height of three stories, there an five stories at the back. It was from this height, between 30 and 40 feet, that the unfor tunate family fell into the yard. Eventually the child was found sitting on the mould of a small flower garden, bevies sustained only a few slight bruiser. Mrs. Holden was greatly injured, one of her arms being sunned by the fall; some fractured bones have since been removed from the arm, and she is ?ensuing. Her husband was taken up insensible. He we. at once removed to the Suter County Hospital, in a b e; and yesterday morning he died. On the alarm of fire eing given the neighbours and firemen were quickly in attendant, and the fire was soon esbdtaed. lIIIADrOL SHIPRILICKI.—REPORTED LOB 3 OP nrsirsane or 300 Livia.—Diariag the weak several appal flag lessee have bees reported at Lloyd's, and have exalted sessiderable attention in nesennesse of the great lose of life with which they were attended. The most heartrending are thole announced in the early part of the week—the total loss, with all hands, of two whaling ships in the Acetic Seas, off Bening's Strait., and the wreak of two English vessels, with 'dentition fee the gold mines at Calafornis, off the west cwt of South Antrim The mesh@ of the whalen wen diseevered by a ()spina Boron Ihe lid September lest, ell she Want Ceps; bat the imam of 100 along ilia hod. sad • bray joikposobadod him septemides soarer than them aloe de in epee when they lase greatly be aseartalmal lam the who, soma ISO alba eo the soathersed of the weeks, that the Tomb woe lint the steely past of last ',deg, sad_ that all heads had yarisbod. Ns belemeNeit sesialwOrestal as es where they balms& The Balibb isle& lee ea the west sort of 110141 i Ameba were eargesed to be the Jolla sad Ladies ; the Mara was • bargee, sad was ea a perms frees Paeans to Boa Far elate, with 230 passeeeses se bead' the Lucifer, • othesaw, had 60 poison ea bald, sad we peesoodiai baa the Wan Pori. he Ulm. With the szsgpds• of abeam 20 Isdivi duals, an Met with a wally pm. si 3 II jut il9 ej LIVERPOOL, January 11. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1851. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAT. Two o'Ciocx. The general feeling of the Ecglish stuck maser I a shade firmer to-day, the accounts from the French eapital being considered rather more favourable tban those previously received. Prices during the course of business have improved } on 1 Saturday's rates, but this bas cot b.en maintained.' Consols opened 4 better than the closing figure ofi Saturday'. market, being first called 961 to I ex div. I for the account, and the price improved to 961 to I,' but it has since returned to the opeting quotation, and so remains. For money operations are recorded at 96;;', 4, and a. In the Nrw Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. there has been a good deal of business at 981, 1, 99, and 981. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 971, I. Long Annuities, 1860, 71. Bank Stock continues in favour, and has realised a further improvement. Tue prices of transactions are 2145,214, and 213. Exchequer Bills have changed hands to some ex tent, at Me., 60a., and 59.., prem. for all sizes; but in Milt Bonds nothing has been done. Foreign stocks have attracted scarcely the least •tiention to-day, the only object of interest being the arrangement of the fortnight'. account, pith which the dealers are beginning is be busied. Prices have experieteed scarcely even a fractional change. The sales of the morning are restricted to: Dutch Two-and-and-a-Half per Cents., 571, 58; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 901, 1; Portuguee Five per Cents., 841 ; ditto Four per Cents., 35 ; Rus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 951; ditto small, 961; Spanish Active Five per _Cents., 17'1, 4 ; the Passive Bonds, 31. . . . • - It's notimprobable that the value of money in the Stock Exchange may be temporarily affected by the occurrence of the settlement of the account in the several markets, which takes place in tie middle of next week. The current account in foreign stocks and shares terminates on Wednesday, and that in Console on Thursday next ; and the attention of the dealers is already beginning to be turned to their ad justment. . . The following notice in reference to the memorial , of the merchants fur closing the Royal Exchange at an earlier hour was posted this afternoon on the FA. change: A memorial having' been presented to the Gresham cont. I mittee tor an alteration in the exchange hours, by closing the door for strangers at haV•put three o'clock, and clearing the Exchai.ge at tour o'clock, the committee hereby give notice that they will meet at Mercer.' Hall, on Friday, the 17th of January instant, at two o'clock in the afternoon preci•ely, when t' ey will be ready to receive any further suggestions the rooronants ma wish to submit on this subject. Mercers' Hill , J an. 11, 18.51. We have to report the ball rates for money un altered since our last weekly review ; but with a dis purition out of doors to discount bills below the rates of that establishment. Foreign rates of discount may be quoted as follows: —Adelaide, 25 per cent.; Amsterdam, 2 per cent.; Antwerp, 2to 4 per cent.; Bourbon, 6 per cont.; Brussels, 4 per cent.; Copenhagen, 5 per cent.; Frankfurt, 21 per cent.; Hanaburgh, 3 per cent.; Ha vannah, 8 to 9 per cent. •, Madrid, 6 per cent. ; New York, 6 to 7 per cent.; Peru, 24 per cent.; Phila delphia, 5 to 6 per cent.; Rio Janeiro, 7 per cent.; Trieste, 5 to 51 per cent.; Vienna, 5 per cent.; Valparaiso, 12 per cent. Tne returns of the Bank of France are satisfactory. An increase of bullion arises from the English atd continental import. The apparent diminution of die. counts is because the former week (the last of the month) is .always more active. The payments on account of the dividends seem to hive ceased produc ing any effect. Towards the beginning of the week the general tendency of accounts from the continent was in favour of a rise in the price of gold. Some of the later accounts show, nevertheless, that it has again re ceded. These influences are solely the result of the speculations in bullion. ENOI.IBII FUNI/3.—Tau DAT. Bask Stoat. 213 11, 1 3 pre Cc. Coo ace, 961 3 par et.. itol. Atom. 3#por Cu. 1 3SW Cl Con. Anus.. Jots bad:whom boo. Cis. to 64 fOSKIO: pow Ct. A6ttl66 Bond.. 66 tor Ct. Haig. boob. 90 24 per Cent., 6 pot liroxiltui• 6d 90 Ditto Now, d 43 d 6 to i r „ ?. ta ttronoo li td , re i t. 3 47 3 50 Ditto Womb. 3 11A66 LOotoiwr D.l O . 35 1 low (X Dooloti 73 8 25 dor Ct. Dutob Dd., 574 $ doer Ct. Dutcti Carta. 305 1 IN FUND& I 1 par Cc Ortax4a Bic, 17 15 Grenada lletat.4 Bds.. 35 4 5 pet Ct Alen. 345 5 d per UlPerutlia !Plc. 79 80 rottustbstd Cast.. 345 Se 5 per Ct. ltuJ. 814.. 11 , 11 CAW *spil titl4.. 175 3 per Cc SpaPieb Bd., 34 5 190. Deferrdd IMtw. Lao 1'84.1•• 15 per Cc Nreatitudta 30 Venemela lroterrda lion 1., 11 11 STOCK EXCHANGIL—The market may still be pronounced dull, bat steady. —Caledonian , 101—Chester and Holyhead (prat o ar. ai per cent), 141—Lanceshire end Yorkshire. 561 1 I—Ditto (fif.ll shares), 7 3-16 d.—London and North Western, 1241 4—Ditto (new 1 shares). 31 p.—Man cheater, Sheffield, and Lambs (prat shares), 101—Midland, 481—Ditto (1 shares), 191 d.—Scottish Central, 131-Bouth Hastens and over, 23—York sad Nortb Midlioa, 221. REPRESENTATION OP OLAMORGANBUIRE.-A pro tectionist candidate bu declared himself for the vacant seat occasioned by Earl D 44444 en screwing the Chiltern Hun dreds, as stated in the Express of last Monday. Sr , George Tyler, supported by the Bridgead Agricultural Protection reo,tt a y, bas issued an address to the electors. Although no candidate has yet been formally announced, it is not expected that Sir George will be permitted to "walk over the coons" unopposed. TIM HONOURABLE Mn. H , , wit„ the Nova Scotian minister now in this country, i= on a visit to the Mayor of Southampton. To-morrow he will attend a public meeting in that town, called for the purpose of hearing from him him what measures his government have designed to promote emigration to the British American colonies. On Wed nes. day the honourable gentleman will be entertained at a banquet by the corporation of the town. Mr. ilowe has expressed himself highly favourable towards Southampton se an emigration port. One portion of his plan to facilitate emigration ill to tit up wt.at he calls ocean omnibuses, that is, large steamers, without sleeping berths, but with large arm chairs, to accommodate a large number of emigrants, and to convey them from England to Halifax in ten days for a very small sum per bud. Once at Halite', an unlimited number of emigrants would not have ►ong to seek for labour and subsistence in abundance Mr. Howe will explain the great object of his mission to this country to morrow night, and being one of the foremost men in British America, and devoted to extending the con• action between this country and his own, and facilitating the means of intercourse between them, his visit to South• ampton will be interesting, and the public expression of his views important. The honourable gentleman is anxious for s' me government assistance towards promoting emigraticn to British America. He has had a most favourable later• view with Earl Grey on the subject. " PERVERTS " TO ROME.—The secession from the church of England of Mr. Francis R. Ward, son of Mr. Alderman Ward, of Brim!, and a member of the eminent legal firm of O•heraes, Wards, and Co , of that city, who, with his lady, were last week received into the Roman catholic church, bas been followed by that of the Rev. J. H. Woodward, incumbent of the large and populous parish of St. J►mcs, in that city, who has intimated his intention of immediately placing his resignation of that living in the bands of the bishop. The church was densely crowded yesterday, it being understood that this rev, divine would preach his farewell sermon, and enter upon a statement of the reasons which had led him to made. This however he did not do, having, in concurrence with some friends, thought that his doing so might lead to excitement and possibly to confusion and uproar. The living is vested in!trustessoall of whom are of evangelical principles, to which section of the church Mr. Woodward, when appointed as the suseeesor of the Hew. T. ' T. Eiddulph, belonged. He hos for sometime however been a Femme, and not long since Dr. Pusey preached two sermons in his church in opposition to an intimation by the bishop that the proceeding did not meet with his approba. tion. One of the rev. ineumbent's canto preceded him is the march to Rome. Mr. Woodward was a man of active benevolence, and, apart from his peculiar views, was very much beloved by his parishioners. - - TEL Lint GALS IN Tile Wzsr OF ENGLAND.— The gale which ea Wednesday last swept over Bristol sad the Bristol Charmed, did a great deal of 'mischief alone be western tout, and particularly at the fashionable little town of Weston-super-Mare, almost every house or building of which was more or less effected by it. At Emmanuel church two pinaseles, weighing over three tom each, were thrown dews, sal one of them falling backwards to the church serried is the roof of Me neve, smashing the pews beneath and 110184 injury to a emaidwable amosat. Several vessels off the shore wore placed in imminent peril: a schooner was prevented doted on a rook by the intrepidity of some beat. saes who mot off to her moistens,. sad a sloop drove from her saehoesse ander Brian Doors went in among the SW. sets, deli a great deal of damage both to herself sag At Clavicle% Beraltsas, the gals aloe laded furiously. At the tomer plies wail Plows Of wreck and a smell boat have °seas ashore, es alio a West India smar hogshead (supposed to have belonged tesemeoutward bound hip) with limed meal sad brooded 11 is a diamond. TSB LIVES LOOT AT Std.—The Franconia, from Baltimore, for Liverpool, lades with mottos and tobeceo, esig as the rooks at Iheselois 0 1 ,804 aff Riffb% 1111 . 11, total wreck. Captain, mato, sad side nes drowsed. MINES. (Prom the Daily Nev..) SALTITID AT EvENnto, Taking the average for the week toe market for mining property has been more animated than for some time past, though in some instances prices have not been maintained. For South Bassett, Trev;ekey, Bedford United, West Providecce, Devon Console, and Grambler and Si. Aubyn, there has been a good demand, and the former shares advanced from 326/. to 3601. per share in cons( quence of a good discovery. Business has also been doing in Mary Ann, Trelawney, Berion, Trebaroab, Tremayne, Tincroft, Stray Park, West Caradon, and in a few speculative shares. Metals keep up. A further rise is anticipated in the price of tin. The following are the latest quotations :—Devon Greet Console, 2601., 270; Alfred Consols, 18 10. Tremayce, 21, 211 ; Mary Ann, 65, 66 ; Trelawney, 49, 50 ; West Alfred, 11, 111 ; Trebarosh, 5. 1 , 6 ; Berion Consols, 5; Merllyn, 5, 51; East Buller, 7 ; Cligate and Wentworth, 5; °rambler and St. Aubyn, 43, 45; East Tolgus, 19, 20; South Tolgus, 155, 160; East Tamar, 1, 11; Herod's Foot, 121 ; East Pool, 150; Stray Park, 20, 21 ; Bedford United, 61, t. Trannack and Boum*, 121, 13; Trsviskey, 276, 286; Tresaveao, 200 ;West Caradon,loo, 105 ; Trefosis, 18, 19.; Mill Pool, 10 ; Venton, 91, 105 ; Lslant Consols, 21, 22 ; West Tolgus, 8,9; Tregardock, 5; South Bassett, 350; Gustavus, 61 ; Cefr Bruno, 60; Best Gunnis Lake, 11 ; Holmbiush, 20 ; West Tr easury, 7, 8. In foreign shares :—Alton, 3 ; Australian, 1; to / die.; St. John del Bey, 14,1 • Imperial Brazilian 41, 51 ; United Mexican, ,51, ; ' Cobre, 35, 6 ; Comes , 21 ; Copiapo, 51, ; Santiago, 51, 61. The fulluwing amounts were realised by the different mines: Cern Brea, 634 tons ' 3,7551. ss. ; Tywarnhole, 409 tone , 1,7881. le . 6d.; Wheal Buller, 361 tons, 2,630/.1. 6d. ; Per Consuls, 302 tons, 2,6171. 195.133.; Allred Consuls, 209 tone, 1,3571. 18s. 6d. ' • Levant, 200 tons, 9261. 165.; Wheal Agar, 46 tons, 2241. 55.; Hawk's Point, 45 tone, 1201. 7s. 6d. ; South Wheal Spred, 26 tons, 1601. 6e. 6d.; Cooks Kitchen, 25 tons, 1911. 17s. 6d. ; Evana's Stag, 25 tons, 251.; Trelyon Consols, 24 tons, 1291. ; Wheal Towan, 20 tons, 421. ; Total, 2,326 tone, 10,9591. 15s. 65. The next sale will take place at Truro, on the 23rd instant, and consist of 2,613 tons. NIETALP.—We have no new feature of moment to notice in the metal market. Lead since our last has advanced in price, and a further advance is antici pated, owing . to an increased demand for the United States. Tin is in fair request for foreign at full rates; English is t. Scotch pig iron is inactive, but prices are well maintained. Copper without alteration. Spelter has slightly given way, and the arrivals continue large. BIRMINGHAM, January 11. ell'OCl Biarmsoi.—There was very little doing in this market to-day, and prices were not quite so good. Shrews bury and Birmingham B's were done at 41 du., and the Preference shares at M. MANCHESTER, January 11. STOCK EXCHANCIL —The market is rather heavy, 011ang to the close of the amount being at hand, which operates is two ways—depreseing prices slightly by the unwillingness of buyers to operate for the present settlement, and by &also which are slightly faced on the part of brokers, for who me unwilling to pay the heavy rates dersanle a dlo e : contaagos. LEEDS, January 11. sTOCI Exceturos.—There has been a winiewhat firmer market to-day, buys" operation with rather nor. eontideatte at thetoms" quotations :—Coledeslans, 101; Bass Lan anhires, 12t ; Lancashire mad Yorkshire', 661 ; Leeds sad Thinks, 131 ; ditto Prat (No. 2), 11 a. dis. ; ditto No. 3, Miia. ; London and North Wooten new Quarters, 31 ; dland prof., 19 db. ; North fiteloateltiroe, 81.6 e. add. dim.; North Widersto. 121 die. ; York, Newcastle', and Berwick., 181; York end North Midlands, ; ditto prof., 1 dia. PARIS. Jastwsry U. Bonn.-Bt. Germain, 410 ; Viusaillas (right bank). IU 60; ditto (left bank), 180; Park sad Or seas, 846 Manillas sad Avignon, 186 ; Strasbourg sad Bale, 137 60 ; Paris and Booms, 675; Northern, 40 26; Paris and Strasbourg, 350; Tours and /haus, 146 25; Dieppe sad Phoansp, 196 ; Illoator•sa and Trivia, 96. THE luicric. Cagsin Lm, mailedTelml oa Saturday kr Now York. WINDING UP JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LANCASHIRE, CIIESIIIRE, AND STAFFORDSIIIRE RAtLtYAY. Srurday • meeting of the parties was held before Lis lioi.ur Master B.unt, to ascertain what was to be done with rtftrenen to obtaining the broke and papers in the nonunion of M• sm. Burdett, of Manchester, and Messrs. Bearden and Co., of Rochdale, the late solicitors of the company, wno claim upon them a lien of 2,4001, and without which it was stated, by Mr. Harris, solicitor to Mr. Goodcbsp, the tffi.ia , manager, the winding up of the affairs of the com pany c..uld not be proceeded with. Mr. Tibbetts, of the firm 01 Ssarpe, J scksen, an I CO , said his clients, the late sol citors, would am up the books and papers on receivinp an undertaking that their bill should be p.iid, after being taxed, out of the first aft et' to come in land , r the 'vete, and an order for the deiivery up of the books and papers on the terms propoeed is to be forthwith waved on the solicitor'. The uebto outstanding are alleged to amount to between 3,0001. and 4 0001. ; bet out of the 96,000 applications for shares only 635 paid the deposit, - - BOSTON, NEWARK, AND BIIEFFIELD RAILWAY.— On Saturday Ma Hutu Muter Richards, directed Messrs. D..an and Gaderich, solicitors for the directors of this company, to bring in, as requested, a counter state ment of tact, to that lodged with him by the petitioner for the winding up of the company, and which called upon them to account to the due expenditure of the depoaita received ' by them frum the shareholders, emceeing to 168,0001 , and the greater part of which it is alleged wudiopoaed of in reek leu and extravagant expenditure. LIVERPOOL MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY.-00 Saturday his lion ior Sir George Rose gave his directions to Mr. Hutton, tne ndicial manager, with reference to the court* to be pursue d windiag up this company's affairs, the ope ration, connected with the carrying on of which exhausted, it is alleged, ell the paid-up capital, leaving a large amount of outstanding liabilities now to be uiscbarged. GENERAL COMMISSION AND SLIT' LOAN ASSURANCE COMPANY. —OA Saturday his Honour Sir Wm. Horne gave directiuts to , he official manager bow to proceed in the wind. log up of ttis company's sal" the outstanding debts of which era estimated at 7,0001. TnE Deng or NEWCASTLE has again rallied, not withetanding the very alarming symptoms presented hot week. FATAL AFFRAY mint POACHERS IN YORKSHIRE. —Another of those dread:ul and fatal affrays whiter are of so frequent occurrence in rural district's, resulting from the deadly encounters ot poachers and gamekeepers, last week occurred near Oanton Dale House, halt way between Driffleld and Scarborough, by way of the Wol.'s. The fol lowing are the particulars. About noon on Friday list, tame young men named George Parley, Was. Chew, and John Major Dennison were out poaching near Denton Ugly, and were observed by the gamekeeper to Sir T. D. Leusrde Bart ,of Gaston. The gamekeeper went to Mr. Holtby's farmhouse to get his m.n to assist in pursuit of the poachers. He obtained the services of mix of them, two going in one direction, two in another, and the other two acorn. panyiog him. The keeper and his party soon ote *treed the poacher', and laid down on the ground, expecting they would soon come lapin them. The poachers, however, had seen tie keeper and his party, and kept aloof, but were follower, the poachers endeavouring to get into Foxhole, periA. Chew had a gun with him, and whilst he and his companions were walking he tack the barrel out of the stock, which he put into his pocket. Darla, with an oath, told him to pull it out again, and make ready to bre. The whole of the pursuing party had now met together, and come up with the poacher. Darley elm"( the keeper who hz was, and whose grounds they were upon. The keeper told him they were upon Sir Thome' Legatel's lands, and that he should want them to go before Sir Thomas. Daley drew a large knife—a deredly weapon, with • blade as sharp as a razor—and with 'ahem• ence observed that he would be d—d if he would be taken. Chew held up the gun, and desired the keeper to stand off; but er.tcbing his opportunity, the keeper aged hold of the gun with both his bands, and tried to wrest it from Chew. He, however, did not succeed, and two of Mr. Holtby's men also got hold of the gun, and four of them were all struggling for it. Daley came forward, and seized bold of toe Run by the muzzle with his left band, whilst he hel i the knife in his right, and attemptei to cut the man's hand,. Joke Seller, another of the men, prevented him by pinioning Eras behind. In this fearful struggle the gun went off, end lodged the contents in the lower part or Parley's body. He fell backward', mortally wounded, into the arms or Seller, exclaiming, " D—n thou, thou hest dons for me now !" He died within a few minutes afterwards, before any medical or other aesistance could be procured. On Monday lac an inquest was held at Clanton Dale House, before E. D. Conyers, Esq., on the body. The above cir cumstances were detailed in the evidence. The keeper and the other men stated they could not account for the Inn going off ; but it was their belief that the trigger was not interitionslly pulled by any one. The jury returned a Tar diet of Homicile by misadventure." Toe three poacher' were all young unman ied men, and the . unforttinate deceased was a native of Caton, near Scarborough, and had for MOM time resided at North Staten. ream of c u.. I_ i f A ....F. 17 .4 .1:jiumn 0t tbto. j c p.. . 6.717 7 . 4 r....h fo r. HO: nui n .v g .. a r : r e i6 t :7 l:e ase lu f. : r.4019,976L; total , 378 . 662 L • p 65 1181 • goods, BOVIIIII.—YIOIII Loc. 21 to Jon. 4 . sausgen, , 79,2421.; WWI, 194.0601. siovos.--Proto Doc. 19 to Jan. 4: Puseogers, 19,2341. ; goods, $1 0.,,,, •123L; 6°1 41 1 1: 3 1 7 ) f ie. 30 to Jon. 4 : Posingses, 117,934 L; goods, 116,137 L; total. 116,3911. Pesossox.—Rom Dee. 39 to Jan. 4: Ammagers. 27,53,5 f.; good., 42,0791. ; rate, 81 4 6141 . Visuos.—Pros Des 30 to Jas. 4 : Plaseges; 27,7941.; goods, 36,0601.. '014,14,334G 71314 13 Bovuson.— 4042 eon Dee. 30 to lan. 4 : Prstogen,lo,9loL ; goods, , toss!, 2 Desen.—Prom Deo. 29 to Jan. 4: Poneagen, 3,5761.; goods, 4133 L ; WA, 11,5e9f. nose(.—nont Deo. 31 to Jou 3 : Psuengen, 14,4661.; 1:01; 10194; total, 35,7931. tlywooas.—Pros Dec. 29 to Ju. 4: Pussuers, 61,1001.; good; SO L I 481. ; tols4 113 .25 8 L Bas.—Fran Dee. 23 to Dee. 111 Passages, 143611.; goods, 16,444 L; taq 34,316 L lloorsiese.—from Dee 34 lo Dos. 31: Pessiff4eri, 9,949{.; goods, 11,13I1.; total, UAW Iteszuss— From Des. 24 to Dees. 11: Pramegss, 41,1971.; gads, 111,4831.; tots:. 69 bat. Lreeta.--Trom Dee. 311 s Du. 18: PAritsien. 13,9110,; goody D4ieiss— 'OM Dal. 23 to Dee. 99: Prnengen, 29 977 f.; goods, 13,0341.; toad, 42,9311. [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. !iIINCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. The private contract markst has been inac:ive tc.day,.but most articles have a seedy appearance. TE.t.—Therr flu been rath.r more demand to day. COTTON.•-• We are without transactions to report. Tte.—The dement for East India continues pod, and Bane& is quoted at 86s. FIIVIT.—The demand last week was dull, sod prices rather lower. Fine Currants scarce, and pries nominal; Valencia Raisins lirm at 40s. ; Turk.y Figs held for higher prices. The public sales declared for to morrow are rather small, consie.ing of—Suwar; 150 hhde. of Wee India, 1,700 ti.ls Mauritius. 1,400 Sencel, 1,200 Madras, and 3,80'1 Penang Coffee ; 800 bags St. Dominco. Oics —Seal, pale, 371. 0.. ; straw, 361 ; brown Red yellow, 341. to 351 ; sperm, 841. to hBl ; hetid.matter, 961.. to 981. ; end, 40/. ; South Sea, 341. to 38.. 10s.; olive, Gallipoli, 441. to 451.; Spsoish and Sicily, 431 ; palm, ,39.1. to 301.; cocoa -out, 291. to 331.; seed, rape, pale, 391 ; lie seed, 341. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is s'eadKwith a fair &mend on the inst.'s& not much dohs./ for forward &Huse. Priori may be gusted as follows:—Town Tallow, 375. ; Petersburg Y. C. on this spot, 375. 3d. to 375. 6d. ; Fa,., and Much, 37e. 3.1. to 37e. 6d.; last thras months of 1861, 39a. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW.—(Tuur Dee.) 1849. lesu. 11551. Btork this day Cuka. Delivery last week Do. from Ist Jnae Arrival last week ........... Do. from let Jule Prise Y. C. this day per eurt i Do. horn 38,003 44,44 32,383 2,3.11 2,318 2,759 63,403 61,210 611,863 3,181 571 4,070 93,879 80,213 47,930 41s. Id 393.04. 374.04. 435. 86. 411, Od. 3184.04. PUBLIC SALES ADVIRTIBED ,01 FRIDAY. J to. 17, 1851: 175 auks 200 boxes 1200 inatquotu South Ato. titan Tal low ; 20 casks North Ataarican ditto ; 226 casks Australian ditto. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The supply of English Wheat at market his morning yes small; the condition for th• most Fart wry laditt. rent. Good dry parcels readily commanded last Monde ' s quotations , but damp and inferior samples were very difthult of dis posal at that day's rater. There was a retail sale hr foreign Wheat. and its value underwent no change. Flour hung heavily on hand, although freely offered at former prieu. Barley add slowly, and oa about the same terms aa hat week. . . . The arrivals of Oats are not large; nevertheless, it wu found impracticable to establish an advance. Deans were ls. per qr. ci.eaper, and Peas hardly sold so well u on this day se'nnipht. 14R1T1S11. Millings per Qr. Wour, Firs & Kent ~ . rod 39 to 41 to 44 ..white, 41 to 41 to 46 Norfolk and Suffolk . ~ 33 to 37 to 43... do. 39 to 43 to 4$ Talaver3 ( Ewe or ,olfolk) Cambridge & Lincolared 33 to 27 to 43...wh4e, 3 to 41 to 43 Art, new 26 to 22 . BAAL.; feeding Molting 24 to 26... chevalier 2610 22.. fine 30 MALT ... Oars, &Ok feed _ ....... 17 to 19...b1ack ..... Ditto Polands . Berwick & Scotch, feed to 19 potato -, Irith, feet- l5 to 16 to 17...b1ack ~ Ditto, potato Ps" ey blue White. 17 to 16 19 to 21 20 to 22 16 to 17 16 to 20 24 to 26. ..maple . ....... 30 to 33.. imperial 23 to 26. .buikr• 27 to 30 24 to 27...tie1t 22 to 27.. oat 27 to 29 2; to 29.. eata1129t031...01d 21 to 33 to—...new winter 40 to 44...01d to SO to 36 Buns, Managan new spring RAPESIKED. new .... Cwnn•rm, per cwt., red- ... to U.-white Wino emus; per thousand 30 to 00 .c 6 to S 9 IS Per wick of 200 Th.. Duet; town made, delivered-- 37 to 40 ..fine household .. 31 to 33 Norfolk and Suffolk 20 to 30 .whites 3O to 3$ FOREIGN. Shillings pre Gr. %four, llontrle .11.1 Konigsberg 4E to 44 _One ... ... 46 to 30 Porn/rowan 12 to 43...1t00t0ck 46 to 44...6tettin 40 to 42 Yreock ..... 33 to 42—Brabant 42 to 44 lowish 39 to 43...116mburg 4O to 41 33 to 39 Egypti.6¢ 34 W 33. .odema 36 to 42 22 to 22 Danube.... ......... B•ct.er, feciling L 12.711.4 ...... ... 2t to 21...dtatilling to --lonian Corn .... Uers, lluanun.. rotneranean and stralound nwedith and fronieb Ft iezeland and Dutch, feed Ditto. brew. Buns, tick entail 479 6. P gni White: 13 26 to 311...b011ers old. n to to --large .. Lirsainalal!ie and itturd.a ... 19 to 21...Towasy , _ 114 RAPICSICID . i and Odessa. 43 to 34 Itemposol 22 to 24 .. 33 to 33 le to IS 19 to 19 12 to 17 —2O to 21 22 to 77 S 9 to 31 17 to 19 2.5 to 26 30 to 32 to ..41 to 44 ... 11 to 45 51 to 35 CLOVIS/41KP, red per cwt. SO to 41. white r— 30 to SO Itaratiao CAzio ...tereaduty, per too, t 1 10 to f 4 15 LiSCOLLD Cain, Dutth and Gomm ditto £4 oto 17 0 Ditto reesch and Amerian ditto _ £7 4lto £0 Ter Marra! of 11011ba. Pthars, American 2l to 22...Cnnedien Dentate 2l to 23. Malabar( Trench, per seek of 211olte. 2B to 33 alialliAus LIMO LONDON VLOM 6th JAN. TO I Ith JAN. Wa Itaglash. Kama. Irish Varela% Wheat 2342 Berle, —... 5101 3lO 3312 9J6 210 I 1620 1 7266 rim 12667 . seshs ; 3694 barrels. Iloh. 4703 ops. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. 11.17weU, B lea Main, 151.; Wtst 10.; Walla Bad Huw.U, 16.'; Walls Bad Stausst's, 16..; Walls Bad Teas, 18e.—Scrip at osasket, 279. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY. From the unprecedented ly mild weather trade is very heavy, which, with a considerable supply, has canted Itp prices to be submitted t particularly Scotch Cups, which ere nearly unsaleable. tne following were W.s day's quotations : York Regents, SOL to 100 e.; Scotch Regents, Ms. to 70e.; Scotch Cups, 55e. to 605.; Cambridgeshire and brunt& Resents, Ws. to 70s. ; French whites, 50s. to 60s. MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a good supply of Boasts, both aa regards quan tity or quality. Trade is dull, and prices are ro better. The number of Sheep is very small; howevor, the mild weather is against the trade, and it is difficult to obtain higher rates, except in something very choice. The supply of Calves ia urusually small, owing to the non-arrival of some vessels tram Holland; trade us ecnstquently, on the ge better. From Germany and Hoilerd there are 358 Beasts, 890 Ship. and 61 Calves; Scotland, 400 Beasts; Norf.,lk and Suffolk, 1,500; and 900 from the Northern and Midland Counties. _ . l'et stow of bibs. d. L 1. Best Scut,. Berefoo.b 3 6 3 8 Best Short berm 3 2 3 4 Second quality Brat 2 4 2 10 valves Pia . . 2 4 3 4 Best Dm I Balt bred* 4 0 4 4 ti a , I Be 14• at market. Per stelae of fibs d. a. d. I.d~NbU 0 0 Host Loog,oold 3 a $ tau. do. 0 U }Nee ...,..tqusdity 0 10 Lamb, . ....... 0 0 0 and Laois. 13.(10; Cadres, 100: IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING DUDLEY, JAN. 11.—The final meeting of the sr ornasters' for the current crearter took place here thin evening; there was rather a larger attendance than usual of those engaged in the trade, as well re of manufacturers—a fact which may be attributed to the sort of doubt which hunt over matters at the commencement of this series of meetings, and which had the effect of causing parties to hold back their orders ; the result, however, of the fullest inquiry has been such as to afford proof that there are positivity no stocks on hand worth mentioning, and that the irocmasters are sufficiently well off for orders to keep them steadily going; it has brought out a not inconsiderable number of new orders, the manufacturers, who are large consumers, and have compara tively little iron in stock, not caring toms the risk of a rump of five or ten shillings in the course of next spring, should there be that demand for railways abroad and other purposes which is anticipated, especially in view of the fact that the demand for iron for export has been gradually creeping up. The quotations vary now as usual, but for the best qualities they will be found to be : Staffordihire bars, 61 ; hoops, 61. 10s. ; and sheets from 10s. to 11. d . Pip as before stated from 2s. 61. to 65. in advance of the prices of last quarter day The meeting this evening passed off satis factorily, indeed the entire settlement ' of accounts at the work's meetings have been characterised by that degree of puectuality which is a distinguishing feature in the trading soisoeros of the district. EAST LONDON SAVINGS BANIC.—The managers of this heat itution bats just presented their report for the year ending November last. It appears that 1,9 9 penes have made deposits during the lest twelve mouths, whoa, ba. knees have net exceeded 201., 551 between 201 and 501., 123 between 601. and 1001, 31 between lOW. and 1601, and 13 between 1601. sod 2001. The management expellees have been 2001. 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