The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-24 00:00:00

• . / 4 11,4a.40 4 44 t• -• 1 „ , 441 .7 dlgag-c" 5, (41J•-• No. 2,004.] L 1 4 INERALO(II.—KMOI COLLIME, Loam. Folsom TNNANT, LOA., ea eemumbee its IMOMID otlib we itsx enesiotri et TEN lAMB= ea unto& I mite e wire to feetlitate the deb el MorMIET Wel M. sp. ;. et awn! .atsterree In thems. VW INOMMIMEMIEme. iii , ~,t, mire eollectsaa Cl VISIMMti sal wM 1111111•111•110 MI WO ea EMMY MORNING. ik A 9 Abet MKT eM to we. owe mat sucetvdlng W Um. ednesday, at the some boor. lee. Otte between deed or parlament and precarious lemma, not on the pried* of the late Chaneellor of the Exchequer, but based urea • system calculated to produce general satisfac tion. We have keard. too, that there bno idea of extend ing the immune tax to Ireland. A Galway paper states that it is expected there that the tint trip of the Ericsson caloric ship will be made to that port. The Batson of Maar says : We are informed that on • careful examination the coal lately discovered at Carrickfergus is found to be similar in quality to the Wallsend °nal. and quite as good. The miners eve working night sad day to complete the shaft at Out earliest parallel moment, in order that the vsluahle mineral may be made rierviseable to the noble proprietor and the public. Puffs preparatory appear in the Dublin papers about a " great meeting to be held in ReP,s at the beginning of next month, to petition parliament for a measure of "religious equality in accordance with resolutions lately adopted at the Religious Equality Conference." Mr. M. E. Corbally, M.P., is to take the chair, and the requisition is signed by several magistrates, Roman catholic priests, and others. According to a statement in the Linisrick porter, the Marquis of Lansdowne has repudiated some acts of severity and coercion that are all eg ed to have been practised on his tenantry in the south of Ireland as in divot opposities to hie wel&nisowei uniform principles; "the truth bring," as the Lime- rick paper continues. " that he never, at any time or under any circumstances, interfered with the free exercise of their votes on the pert of the tenantry ;" and the same paper adds; "We have also beard, with much satisfaceion, that Lord Lansdowne has directed his agent to return 10 per cent. out of the 20 he claimed and obtained from the tenants at the last audit, and the money was so returned on Wed nesday last." LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1883. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. SHARE LISTS &mime The railway market, today, was sensibly better, the " bears" showing a desire to buy back. At one time the improvement wee rather considerable in some stocks, but the top prices were not maintained. The market, however, closed steadily. In French linseed all descriptions there was also a farther rally on the intelligence of .better prices from Paris, sauna the hope that the imperial government will not fail to support that Bonne. Belgian shares also experienced a favourable reaction. !ORLON 11911.11944. . 1:4,4 11: ii i i 941g latw ir liors u 1,. Jouelks 1 i t ill 91 6 11199 94 Boloa9a par josi 19 JO 4 D 1903 1199149.. ... - lf Ms o 9 9 C Ds. _ -.- .. 61 NI o 10 1 20 1 464lmiso . II 3 „ 6 & *Ws Pamosis ll .. . ID 7 'mods. of 1 6 4996 49 psi 64 I 104 111 1149.9 pa Ipa 49 ... 19,9944(1adie5.)0962 -.. • 3p. au 14 g — 7 i 10 10 Do. (194196 i) ... 44 1 & 9 Do. ... ... ." — G S Ds. (04941) .. — 10 1 De. 6 par 9 f 7114 per 97 7 Lyme. 49 4 111 pa '6 41 Bladras ._ .. ... •. 11 si pm 414 999 Ann% ... . la.) 8-. ...- Manor & I.l6'9(wltis 64 .Do.iir thrutsr= .. $1 8 7 4 ,i s gfi j a tal DeAU.S per IL limb (Mr R. & A 9946 abo; IR 141 . iforveglas Task noise. 7 9 Pam 99 144.4 .„ . 14 1411 m lif f 4 a lat Pori, aad Odom ... 34 40 Primula Sem 63 44 Pools NM 99whoorst . 30 544 i ii i i l ir 4 P914.0m0 n e949999 1 4pa if j fa 11 In lisuan4 Bars ... 1 1114 lo r frabrampl Wonsir,... 114 NI II 14 4 wii. sew 24• L nom w 4 W woven.' ..., 44 If pm 1 % 111 0 1 .1.... 0 1. 4- I I P la 1 • s4 p 44 Oast. 4969 Ma psi 44 4 worms ..t roloos• . j• 7sa a 134 a a • 1 Wutaraelewhaerbad I die 4 BATI7IDILY 3•111111FO. The general feeling of the Stock Exchange to-day was one of increased firmness, the pressure of sales having ceased, whilst the bears were engaged, as frequently happens at the close of each week, in buying back and squaring thei r accoun t. U n d er these circumstances prices in the several departments of the house experienced a partial rally, and the markets generally closed with a tolerably steady ap pearance. In Lombard-street and elsewhere there' is still plenty of money to be had on good security, but the discount of first class paper does not rule below 21 per cent., 21 to 3 being the current terms. Consols were for a short time sold at 991 for ac count, but the prevalent and closing quotation was 991 to - for money, and 99j to f for th e 10th F e b. ruar7. Business in this department was quiet. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 99j, ; ditto, for account, 991, 1, 1. Three per Cent. RWuced, 100/, 100. per Cents., 103/, 1. Bank COMMERCIAL AND HAREEM MARE-LANE.—THIS DAY. A moderate supply of English Wheat this morning by land-carriage•samples from Essex and Kent, and although the demand war not active, factors obtained rates fully equal to those of Monday last. A fair amount of business was transacted In foreign Wheat, at about the currency of his day ee'nnight. Flour met a retail demand at former prices. Malting Barley brought rather more money ; and die. tilling and griading qualities were fully as dear as last week. In addition to the quantity of Oats reported as arrived, several cargos have since come to hand from abroad, samples of which appeared at market ; and although the quantity on Gals was considerably increased; the dealers still refrain from purchasing to any extent, knowing that further sup plies aro slow at hand. Beans and Peas underwent no alteration in value or demand. PARENTS sad GUARDIANS.—The return of Mill is dis vespalos issedisedassis sad lbe titosssg. indims a WNW, Ad disk Noma emir& sod slim. ▪ No , it Whit 1101/lAXDP MAcidua I,=, *worts sorer losseses. sod Imedjlod She Irk 'ALMA toe 10 . 1 "4 1 tie sit ""l t a•tosiaa imarrauy Imo cam= N es seedionsi Isdlosesale sess i!s ; N o of I s wawa avamil” sidessmay sus* kr sal devass st sPerisss Indmesm Mks se, mew i s el s too dr was " Rsdradi" proomMag OW of lAs Milo so ▪ wort Isse.--dsid II A. mowuotp sad MIS. IS, err. " dm yd.. sod try dmillt perfluam. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoet. Increased firmness was perceptible in the railway market to-day, prices generally attaining an im range, especially for London and North Ve ve sttn, Berwick, Midland, and Caledonian stocks, but Boilers hays since offered freely, and a reaction has taken place. The heavier stooks have chiefly suffered, the reaction being in some cases 11. per cent. French lines, and Sambre and Menus, are lower. imams AND ATOMS UNOUAIPANTIND. Al IS 1, 1; virppt 4 .1 1 1 1 / 44 E •I = ii I 16 A 1 di AIatIVALB INTO LONDON FLOM 17th JAN. to 22nd JAN. Qrs. 6.ltalt. &retch. Fort,m. 1 1 8100 I 112411 I 5 90 10859 Barley 9357 1696 2154 05ta....... Malt ..... 11869 SO 1 25 IrUm. 1001 burn's, and 6808 soaks. ii ` a lis ay tads, le i p.a. ....._ Stock, 228, 227. PA,arlina F b iaist li;" :l "6.1 ~~ ~i teriyl i I Do, ;7 mi l d la/ ParAst JOINT STOCK BANKS. :.i,W 'Si iU NI I all I 36 WV Ili Pal IMF M " ili S es Priwa ttirday.l — does f&day. 1 4. , AZtralla. t!at;tlA, liattlah. A"stsanas Owl 7• II :PORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHINO, PIO eleglie. wi th wiwwwl7.--JAVILS COOPC'e WIRES uneNCLI MASH IiAIIOGANT ALLMAN BM MaD. Biddies, Cabinet. sad Up Watery ihrobae&—BROMPTON HVAEDSlVraitesterb smaaresimor. ratisnatee gives. sad • Let of priers SIM past Os • II DAILY dee NEWS. k y IL Ye i rl rw a1 11= 7 7145 * et the heed of the Lt. lad Gent Pled% eaverike free 11011111■1101111108 brea* *ma a owl awl pailleel phone. latether patient, amial, / *hued air of Ito Cisoentlteao.-13 ile ereney of tie D o r As the =Pa truthful. esti hapartial Pamir of It. IrlfyM edit the varied wiervaaaliteed parrierela P. leirdlea amedeed lbo Oty. ladwey, sad Mammary Artistes. — Olt 11.4elliley=4, •imps ammo el *WI* thee say Pim pp:— rap* ef eltirybe le the labia ear by pry pow the aaly doily Min deport, atilt Uet of pimp yetilidel/••• 10 . 7eihopplieolf te deMer, ae bolas die ea* papa WPM the " lelidiceikadm ml WI always erleil* her he pima' Illaweleoeleordandeld is le pelle Wirer lo shows *the bet ream el doer ila dr yew tile ai the lama* louden lieweeeptp Pildi It ell le am thet *is paper DM maple W bite Ibis ammo hed dee yelp beds Ito oboes aka esagetteme lidatiiabeL ammo YEW. Swim Comm ..... MO— IRMO was DIM The aelleeed aelellevele of *lnk pidoeteg atewldli •rdalemple*: Ile Nese • Is la yeampot el en the netely pap the Opt I look hap poded eel ellemleme—eoprei raft wariarre* diet seranellee liet.Deet dad* die Srimb ie vllelm ef Derrl I aid alreely. tho ppm et dr somplesil dolly pe% sal al* the teapot maw • areaketemea—aget le the MEW-41MM * fey eddy lie yolidad mete thee earreopede w Ile eeemeekl Num Te letedeelef DPW* or Nona= te fde Meade* ;oe st laddlea I Mweloeepl. elataetreet i loadca. NO MU NUJ 01 ANY 01111111 If MIMI. pallppess, theeeeeleo. ItWhom letileiss of Os Ifeert,, iota" Ifrubees. Serum Neeembe, Eikeeles, SoWte., et Ile Uwe. 00.0. holtrujlereasssu 111 war" lephuh, Olusemples. DPW. Perettell e opine, amp. ifinentriag brlbilea it the ID& up leg 10older Masse. Nam eldstures. OW, In.—yrtes (Ad. No by pet Oa vamps) ellies. Tin NATURAL REGINERATOR et the DIOUTIVE ORGANS. leetbrbt beadislas. assumbeam ar miaow This treatise is bee WNW bebibr. euelelee mum meee. quenelle MINN, eadeasibi bad& be So mat debut; at oballabliaMilalblel. lambs : Bury Da 'MI lapatotnat ZCULVERWELLS MEDICAL WORE% ONA•dia. Addiwaidzidal. mad OrlglaiL IA dub; by podd. . WHAT TO LT, MINI, AND ATOM. th LZCTUU TO YOUNG MEN. us. ROW TO DI RAM. sv. EOM. AND rursicu. ENJOYMENT or LITL v. ON SPECIAL DISTAILEL vs. MI mown= OF MARMON LIM vas. DIANABES OF WINTER. viss. ma saran mad z. =MKLIda, 101 MITCH Len& I vele. WA*. HTDIOTATBT: OD. TIM OOLD WeTtlt int7lll. Ml= sl. Cereebs. 147.Tleet.etrer : Kum me an nealeanan: stet H. 11. Celvervell, N.D. 11, yrLisall mike Bey be esesdled deft rim 111 in 4 IRELAND. Dwisss. Jas. !I. The weekly awns oldie Tenant Lain ire ail_ 111.4, sere ad monsenos, with the abuse of those Lib who hare hum thought worthy of the et government emd who have either =*hen And plias at trust and honour. lint et &tempi for the mem of the Orange bibs in (*low is ptathedy bins% le a molt &deg Woos of the isesontimay whin they pro bed anthem themeless where it bin sot yet lima diem to nat. Mr. Lens, is the MOW, tali Mr. &dales 'peen "an InPerder met W a bask and Maw Ommgman," me us t . tamtbat *if a tort of even tonal& sena in and Mel fang had been oared le them Cai "7"... enithave Mt tea Catholic votes to every eme glens to Mr. Almada:" yet the Ultramontase Mr. Leas re- Nees in the return of this " Meek and bitten" nay of his religion to parliament rather dots that the Ilheral Roman mthe whom the Ingeme have undertaken to hound dews einsidho eneemellat The Naas, in the excitement of the amen. heats with contempt the bidestkaml_ sib Meth who were friendly to Ilbr. ninete._ "We knew (says the Y oung Ireland ores ) that Na is& lir was backed by the whole weight and Mama of the whig bishop of the diocese, and essteind by inhere of the local catholic dery who me sub titled to that p re l a t e ' s iron dididas in politics. • • We do deplore that Meer James Usher, of Graigne, whose name has hernearo sand something in Irish politics went with Mr. Bad isir• . • • Why is he found nillying round Mr. Whir with the greedy pack of phiemliunters sad Alio who composed his body-gesrd ?" The Pine Mbar of whom the Naas dins Musks is the umber Archbishop Codes, and ems of the most Minds] 1 the Irish Roma cathode priests. The plMame , having exhausted its vocabulary in timieg Mr. Ombeir ' now has recourse to ingenious see ant him. The other day Mr. Dunne, Ardis Clasen's Count ,was to have resigned his asts dist Mr. Sadl e i r might have an opportunity of t9hg his fatale with that con s tit ue ncy ; and this mane was made the text of a tirade of &nuncio thleassimc mg liberal Irish member who would laliemem is the deserter," of any Irish coned 1011Mrehisk would dare to " diabonour " the country dal* him. Now the rumour is contradicted, tib said that M r . Dunne raver heard a word on i. 1▪ 1 2ist sr entertaine a thought of retiring ; but o dm same infallible authority, that Mr. 'mist is hnegiven up the hope of entering parliament I W with it has surrendered his post in the that he has been appointed to the In▪ n wider -secretaryship, which will keep him :rsellciently in Dublin Castle. at lad Tipperary property in the Incumbered anew Wart, yesterday, the high rate of 27 years' ram was obtained. The lands belonged to Mr. i the nett yearly profit rent was 7531., the mine of plantation equal to 161. a 1.11:1 Ike Ina realised by the isle was 20,3001. i4 , 4118* ifireseti4 Advertiser says: i ~ r hind fist thelearment of Iced Abordass de mmess as inportaat saoclifteatioa of i lowlosilsomies a Minna raw, distiagalibise Ole fie DRAMA. A hoses crowded to an extent that mast have been almost dladreseksg to every ons but the treasurer, rati fied, on Saturday the verdiet we had mitered to give in the awing paper on " Bt. Cupid ; or. Dorothy's Fertans." &Nag before the opening of the doors a dense throng filled the entrance of the theatre, and spread half way across Ordlord-street, and in the house itself. The half-hour bane thu ris i ng of the curtain was agreeably ' whiled away by the sleeigw of the aspirants for seats, and the bunts of pagoda eisiessme with which thy distracted box-keepers embnesursii Is jiasam the enraged British public. Oas 461616 di pttlrimai, actuated, as he stated, solely by pales plumW heroically, like another Curtiss, fatsa sagged swat, Nelms. that he bed paid his money, sad dicta sess—an expresses mmosyllable— for any oat" The galtery, leaving a noise is the box., cheered impulsively Mani the el* bust knowledge of the es* t matter, end so uneehareed seem was Mari nest, when the etisitishis smenneement the; shbssids re served seats mint be pesissist m trus who MEN MS ad. reasonable sessmnisnerisa base their Remy _us! turned, pa ...1 mem the *amyl to a_priaelple, sad AMNed a puma! chew ham the audience,. The undivided Mew Bon of the hoses re thencehrward Elam tots play, M. ear .Monet of via& eV lam Ma to .dd, et - mit a slight earresties la the ale M the fair Dowdy, whim letter to • !mob IRMA wo lei la our oblimosses eahlekes for a meshes, simply home ft was all ahem lows, sad • bright Maim of the writer's mom is the west of St. Cupid." The pleas altogether werbsd, if pesibie, better oh theme* *ea ea the fleet hilliM The aeons NOMA to ospomi emsept eii hallo lee. Me piste wee pima with a men pedal dpi, sal Mt hearty sad tern:dewing of theler s i e amsusenturn hardly posted amid the frigid etiquette of • seam Os the other had, es gene oemliseed to go of better him haves bees memos* lastok led stamped is the mat arsieery,. the p/ey es this occasion " went dr with • promise sad sompieteness in all its pens sashes was never before whammed es • int night, ad obi* ks !oilers never would be.. boss attained had pa the Nemo lel to face in the trot inseam the ordeal of sepal geltiskaa. There was no awkward tissably towards the Ire; for " cum" no hesitation ia the middle .f an Ipprentsog dialogs', so necessity for benolme to instruct their Lena is aa madmen' as to the Mem is which their septum. Amid be expressed. The gesilittle s tr amisy wee li sombotk es the sailors say, " all ser" sad Mg the mew work, each in his co her respesise peelesk Km. O. Sass's Dorothy is a beastifelly Inished its ' alibis which the "art of sawmills' an" is carried to its possible perfectice. Her rwilis ewers, fall at the same due of amoral semi lie seams to be minty pin. The Wiwi teuelleoly spa the bassist esestry fate. trek chested telk her she* pees, smiled M bee sisioeft, sad opopaiblpsd with an her little love lossiihm There was set • ma, nor Grin woman in the lame who wadi set Imes gee. away indignant bei la the Mid est anything under a bens te.l.2 ha the pseemeee ci Mao tease lay the true proof et sinks piker, better tire ell the thunders brought dews by eats& eieesion, oneemillesely elaborated " points." We have acelsim to add respooling Mr. W. leey's Vabo OW, Mr. Xrairy s Dr. B er Xr. Wright's Qum Mel tamp that illakduatee of the genie/ loci was is the iseeemal Wanks with which the = tlemenhat MD their respective characters. BM S. of the =bee Meier we ewe a Use or two, whisk iho hito ams ei. Oates, ad oder deem& ea earmase i s stead eetelekly k Ikkeirre &Miss. kn. Willer hes • Ills peee, •Auks ittilo gawkish serest, she Popo with truesieski meths, end which is ems le be. sem a loge favourite milli the public Her mode ofpfelag me et the author's lost=islast the peat e _ s e t N. simMesth mesh a essead eke et laresbec o that =kik ea ess et *fie le satin the emit jots fur tie bees& elks lee. Mb= k Ile messed aft she is Itetilei by Vokalkoda threat of esseteg die ismsM beigewellobe woks him et Qom • prim, aad s user of it, stye, " tapeerr ette eft hi at hoe, sad et yes hew Cla a tektied whisper) his has bees three pane waits ..sr since." Mr. Jassy Vining has but Mt& to do es Sere, hes that little be ism well, his mosseption et slay Mks palest, and his "mks up," gait, aced that be uadorobsis mad has carefully stailed bMi t pert. . as ihmer, the spy, makes the start of an ifiamiarg• Of the play itself we must say, beds, wiemene • second performs's', that • more carehl esseklerstioa makes evident a look aim r emminseden while the eapiona may ups o iMemiMent with the diguity of we* P= eheiroseme aleo are rotbst men of behlient than sieenglimarked it>dlviiv alitisa but then the thine they bane mom re really so brilliant, and they my theft. so well airily, that they at °ace mike ithapeaker popular, the public go on listening, hughlag, and plaudiag two hours and a quarter, without a • weariness, lentil at last whim the curtain falls they imp& rienee a start of surprise, and can hardly believe their watches that the piece has " played" so long. At the coo elusion of the performance the actors collectively remised the honour of a call before the curtain ; and, in wurver to loud calls for the author, Mr. Douglas Jerrold showed bus ed( in front of one of the proscenium boxes, and accepted with a profusion of bows the hearty felicitations of the audience. We perceive by our advertising columns that Mr. Jerrold has, in the liberal spirit of true genius, thrown open the store of his wit and wisdom to the great shilling public, who will no doubt gladly avail themselves of the opportunity to omens or correct the impressions they may receive is the theatre. ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.—Oa &tardily morning, between seven and eignt o'clock, the greatest consternation was crested in Stratheden-bonse, the mansion of the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench, at Knights. bridge, in consequence of the disatvery that one of the see wants of the establishment bad made a desperate attempt at pelt destruction. by cutting her throat with s table•knife. She was removed to St. Georges Hospital, where she was attended by Kr. Buck and, the house surgeon. Her wound is of a verydangettoue character, and readers her recovery doubtful. This nattrible mode of self-destruction has of fate beams very prevalent among suicides, as there are four MAP of the same nature at preheat la the above hospital, vie., two Ines and two women. Drarsucrivit Ffae uttivißrool.—On Wedoe•- day aftaraocit the rice mill of Krems. Irving, Son, and Jones, of Biackston-street, Vmmhall-road, Liverpool, was burnt down, end property to the attest of 10,0004 was de stroyed. The owners are insured. LAdvertileelitontl — IPIPTT TROINIAND COME wane,, Mamma b Easafs Ismienrra Awl/et Tom.— Oro MIPS tr—" yeere Indmonhathe mem been dye/meta; wswaosses. Mims. sansllgelim. EmskrampnWPCDS. MOD. ANS st ths stanaM w er Ism Men sentemeht Da= esselhat bed." pre he. 71. of j qam. Bon. the It i r Out l et is Dasim:—" I bat= samiliwabb bairn ttimarear ?cod, azi emberbe the publiestioa of these Ilms."—llkirt de Denies. Sold It sanielses, 5 lb., at 11s. ; it M. et Oa demmeslinue giellty, to at ; S lb..the 10 md IS b. canishers bee et wrote, he Bailiff Dr team mad Ow. IL Itemmeirest. Leadon. [Mblrtissiosot.)—A LINUTINANT or DRAGOONS cram or Ilmoinamin we Notiowark Ourmwr AND PIUS.— Ma taws, Me Is ft Si Dateltermy, emus that Milieu's eels and steam& toes amedkim of eheumelisse. Mid spewed Is lee Meanies, as aritMr hatIMIIMPsi bse" vaunted as sure n sesdin MI lin mg pod. NM ef lbe destm, arm swami mmilie• Mel. was egthent mossm. At this imesture he tommossed Wig Emnse is sml WAIN the eingsent Isto the nempolMag purls miss a im. Midi mod Men in the soars. rids emit Ibe Ina aIsOMMI sus lovenshal tor by Mr. J. E. Sliatmso. et Eseekblishe—qinf sli MOO% Eli at Peallmor Milommea 4.141111100 1 , 11.4 sum. Imam r ~..,..,,...„. !Anal rer ssa tb, 'MAW - ... AM Melba _.— DIM C a t e mitt 11.). Ibilea &Om Oa*, 1211 Z •... DOA Do. elm 11 awl 0 IMF Lot latiffaise I. awa.aamagaiii.i. 77 199 19 104 flei 114 111 711 lOU II 12Ij j i lei ai 10 IL lei I 7111 I 41f P "ii li du M. 11l 11 CP" -- Ili ali S 3 SS IS II 4 a To a 14 14 4 1 IQ IT SS a I•p ITO i 41 I) AY In 11 m " m 4 SI all IS all St. ISO 30 all 1311•01. p A ed _ annamw Dellorr Weston 6t. IN suites :liii Lim I I I an lu tii. §t. 101, 16 I* 11 Swamies& olpi si NertlelL'WestleSioo Wasa,lll Wan,. 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ON.Woot. 14.08.617 or% re. 1 'Mum aadElltebla lora t, ANN Worthen IL 1•' larNhooroia Utak -- 13 "lik i i = "l to r. ) li an In II Weer NW, op. Ct.daa llkodollo dtori — Id 41 1 .11110 Ditto Ditto . IN $l4 It. 141. lif o r s rooroot 4;4;0 71001403 IN 164 1 d WI 1.3 11 In 21 Si Ms 23 2 21 IN 10/ 10$ IS N 131 1 IS 2 3 Oa i i I 4 4 13 9_ le_ i if 7 i 74 N 40 MINE& fiATUZILIT Evattrw There were a few sales to-day in English dividend mining stocks, and thus a very brisk week's business has been brought to a close. Levant, 160; North Pool, 295, 300; Cern Brea, 79, 80; Condurrow, 1131; Trelawney, 38, 60 ex. div. ; Alfred Console, 16. The gold mining share market was again better, although business was not brisk. Prices generally exhibit an improvement all round. The non-official quotations are : Peel River Land and Mineral, 9 , 1 to 101 prem.; Nugget Vein Company, 3# to f prem. ; Australian Mutual, # to l prem. ; Aus tralian Consols, to I prem.; Burns' Creek Gold, par to 1 prem.; Lewis Rill Range, # dis. to par; Gar nett and Moseley, par to I prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, I die. to # prem. • Chartered Australian Land and Mining, par to prem.; Portland Iron Company, # to # prem.; Jamaica Copper, par to I prem.; Mizen Head, par to prem. ; Worthing, 3, 4 ; Asumare, Ito 1 orem.; Glenaulin, par to I prem.; Connemara, to I prem.; Carberry West, par to prem. ; Port Royal and St. Andrew Copper, 1 to / preci. Subjoined is a copy of the new resolution of the committee relative to new mining companies. Resolved—That after the let of February next the shares Of no new mining company wIU be quoted In the offieial list on/est they be registered and,deliverable by transfer ; but the committee reserve to themselves the power of marking the shares of each companies as have fixed an early day ter registration.—By order of the Committee, Jan. 19. ISM. (Signed) G. Wm, See. Complaints are madeof the vague manner in which the resolution is couched, and which has led many parties to infer that it would strike most of the new gold mining companies now on the list. Upon further discussion, however, it appears that by the term " new mining companies," the Stock Exchange Committee does not contemplate interfering with such companies as are already officially marked, but that the proposed new nil, will only apply to future projects of the kind, and, it is presumed, to those already on the market, but for which no settling day has yet been fixed. As the action of the new ru le will thus not be retrospective, its range of utility will be mate rially lessened, u many of the adventures actually upon the official list—and which, as at present con stituted, are palpable illegal—will escape, whilst the risk of forgeryin all these eases remains undiminished. The committee, however, are adopting other mea sures to enforce conformity with their regulations on the part of these new companies. The Golden Mountain Mining Company has been struck off the official list, owing to its being discovered that the repruentations made when a settling . day was applied for, by which the committee were induced to believe that the requisite amount of capital had been subscribed for and paid up, were incorrect. The re gulations enforced by the house before a settling day is appointed for any of the new companiesrequire that a certain proportion of the first payment shall be ac tually in hand, the undertaking preliminarily con stituNd in due course, the scrip ready for deliver', as well ss other points; and we hear the committee have determined to go over the entire list of the new companies now officially . quoted, and institute a strict examination into the accu racy of the representations made on behalf of each of them. Such companies as may be found to have not complied with the regulations of the house, in other words, such as have obtained a settling by false representations, will be immediately struck off the list, and in this way it is expected the official list will be weeded to a considerable extent of some schemes that have lately succeeded in creeping in. TEEM DAY.—Two o'CLocw. Business in the gold mining share market to-day. Prices opened steadily, but, with the =option of Waller shares, which have aga►n been run up, quotations have since become a shade weaker. Australian Cordillera are lower. Australian Agricultural shares mark 232 to 240 ; South Australian Land, 61 to 62; North British Australian, 11 to If prem. - - - Claim. :•iimmra u. dime. MYR Alas Agar.lay. t..4q. am - - - mo I Ansa Fria ... I .1 .. MAN 10e. Anglo Call...alas .... 4 , . KM IS tostralasLus i I 4 . 4 99 tieetraliaa . 4 1 Australian Cordlike% S 1 Australian Prooltiold MAO 1 Awe Nada i a MAO 1 Itritish Australia Oak NI I a poa 11 WWII 11 entre. Insa 1 9.1. 5 11 11•1010 II itrull.ltry.(l.4l.atsl p. 4 1.44 .ii 44 aN Da. Coornand WY. all If 1f 11 Do. St. Jolts Dot PA , 16 ill 1111 1 runooes Crest li par Ow AIM 41 Oabr• Came ..... 44 all 10 41 41 WAN A Oaloslal Gold ..... . Copia.* 1341, I t. popper Inners of ant all 5, • . 13 Do. Pr f. 7, per oat all pm 70,00. Kaitauatraliro. '.pies all II 14 au 1$ 110,110 Groat Nugget Vela ... ..11 Se S. • 11 i Wel 19 Goaoral MOO Grand Dishy of Midst 411 per • p. 11.000 Great P01500th....„ ..... all 11 le MIO4,O4CUM W Labs Bathurst Libert WIN Laiden y tealiforn. Gold i 4 PO Quarts Crashing 0.... aU 1 4 db. 100,110 Ilariquita 20.000 1 Maziimial4o4Aaarissa 9 14 1 104001 New Gruada MAW Nouveau Need. MAN POI PlAllp I 11 II ow $4 44,044 Quarts Stoat all i du 1 la 10,018 SO Ilitemesy tree ...... ... „ .. Ditaa New 7,110 141 asailago deeds lOl 4 7 40,4110 1 loath Australia. ail par i pa li 11 • 11011 II T. Croft .... . .... 111 • 174 A 1.% Rafted Neatran 70.001 1 Weller 104,000 I Weft armada ...... 111,10 I vhm tivi4o44. all pm ;ma MOO 1 Tabs ....................... nil 4 pm 11 i ExCheqUer Bills remain depressed. The price to-day, however, was rather more settled at 58.. to 61s. pram. Foreign stocks were generally better, in sympathy with the improved feeling observable in the other departments of the Exchange, but business in these securities is also restricted. Sales are thus marked:— Brazilian Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 1024. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Conte., 6.51, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 971. Ecuador Bonds, 51 ' f. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cent., ex Decem ber, 1849, coupon, 211; ditto Deferred, 11/, 12. Peru vian Six per Cents., 103. Portuguese Four per Cents., 40, 391; ditto Three per Cents., 1848, 37. Russian Five per Cents., 1191. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93, 1. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 224, 1, /: We have received from the committee of Mexican bondholders a copy of the report which they have drawn up for their constituents, preliminary to the meeting on Wednesday next. The document in question will be obtainable by the bondholders at the publisher's on Mooday,and contains much important intelligence affecting the interests of the debt. The committee,. it appears, estimate the gross produce of the Mexican customs revenue belonging to the foreign debt in 1851 and 1852 at fully 2,018,552 dole. On the other hand the receipts here, as remitted to Colonel Facie and the Messrs. Baring*, are stated at 1,474,346 dols., leaving 544,205 dole. still to be accounted for. Of this at least 73,900 dots. are at the disposal of Mr. Falconnet in Mexico, and about 150,000 dole. are stated to be in the hands of the Mexican govern ment. Some part, it is stated, has also probably gone to pay the expenses of the financial agency in Lon don, and for freight and insurance. The revenue for the month of December is expected by the next 'packet, which will probably reduce the balance to leis i than 250,000 dole., the greater part of which, say the committee, is no doubt existing in the custom-houses, and in the hands of agents in the shape of duty bills not yet due. The chief question for the bondholders I to get answered is, what has been the exact revenue for the last two years, and what has become of it? To arrive at a satisfactory answer, they . will peruse the report with attention. Proprietors of the debenture shares of the Norfolk Railway Company have received notice that the third call of 11. per share must be paid by the 21st February. Australian Agricultural shares were more offered to-day, and receded to 230 to 240. The chief in gully was for the shares of the Union Bank of Aus tralia, which closed buyers at 75. After the official hours, the shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were quoted 33 to 4 prem. ; the English, Scottish, and Australian, 11 to If prem.; whilst other Australian banks were also firmer. North British Australian shares closed 11 to 11 prem. Sales have been made of Colonial Bank shares, at 161 ex div.; London and Westminster Bank, 361 ; Provincial flank of Ireland, 481; East and West India Docks, 169 ex div. ; St. Katharine's Docks, 100 with div., and 98, and 973 ex div. ; Australian Royal Mail Steam, 41 ; British American Land, 48, 51; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 87, 88. The movement of the precious metals this 'week has again been highly important. The imports have been as follows :—By the Parana, from the West Indies, 800,000 dollars; by the Anna Maria, 23,290 ounces of gold : and by the Neptune, 17,329 ounces, both from Sydney ; by the Calphurnia, from Port Philip, 56,177 ounces of gold; by H.M.S. Swift, from the Pacific, about 800,000 dollars ; by the Tay, from the Brazils, 2191. in specie (besides 20,0001. worth of precious stones) ; and by the Ripon, from Alexandria, 3,4001., of which 1,0001. was from Aus tralia. Thesemturns show a total import of about 710,0001. sterling. The shipments have also been large. The Custom-house statement of the quantities of the precious metals exported direct from London during the week ending Thursday last is ss follows: Gold coin: to Port Phillip, 5,000 ounces ; to Hamburg, 33,630 oz.; to Belgium, 5,400 oz.; to Boulogne, 2,000 oz. and 1,0001.; to Port Adelaide, 10,0001. Gold bar:: to Calais, 15,000 oz. ; to Belgium, 4,000 ot. ;to Hamburg, 36 oz. Gold dust : to Rotterdam, 600 oz. Silver coin: to Mauritius, 5,0001.; to Bon love, 1,200 oz.; to Hamburg, 730 oz.; to Belgium, 4,000 oz. Silver bars: to Hamburg, 48,210 oz. ; to ' Boulogne 19,200 oz. •, to Dunkirk, 3,600 oz. • to Bombay, 123,000 oz. We have here a total of 65 ,288 ounces, and 11,0001. in gold, and 199,970 ounces and 5,0001. in silver, of the aggregate value of nearly 320,0001. The other exports comprised 226,0831. by the Pe ninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Indus, for Alexandria and the East; 10,0001. in specie by the Madrid, for Lisbon ; 10,0001. in specie by the Orinoco for the West Indies; 80,0001. in coin by the James L. Bogert, and 65,0001. by the Aden, both for Port Phillip; and 25,0001. by the Peat" and 25,0001. by the Maitland, both for Sydney. The total exports from the kingdom for the week are consequently raised to full 730,0001. It thus appears that the imports and exports of the week have been pretty equally balanced. A portion of the shipments to Australia recorded in the London Custom-house re turn, however, is probably included in the supple mental exports above given, and is consequently stated twice. From Herapatles Journal we extract the following analysis of the railway traffic returns for the week OD all the lines in the kingdom : Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1853.... £267,396 6.624 £4O 7 0 1852.... 237,2x5 6,566 36 3 6 1861.... 224,655 6,269 36 0 0 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. An improved feeling prevailed in the stock market at the commencement of business this day, but sales have since been renewed in the English funds and railway stocks, and prices have fallen back. Console were at one time purchased at 991 for cash, but have since declined to 99/ to for money, and 994 to for 10th February. The Three per Ceuta. Reduced mark 100 to I, ; ;the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1034 to ; Bank Stock, 226 to 2274; Exchequer Bills, 58s. to 61s. prem.; India Bonds, 675. to 71s, prem. With the exception of Spanish stocks, in which 'sales have been pressed, and a decline established, foreign bonds show little change, this department being altogether destitute of movement. Spanish Old Threes have been dealt in at 461; ditto Deferred, 221 to 12; ditto Passive, 61; the Coinmittee's Certifi cates, 41 per cent.; Sardinian, 934; Dutch Fours, 974; Mexican, 24. FRAUD IN THE GENERAL POST-OTPICE.--Some enutternation hu been caused at the General Post-office, ownit to an o ffi cial in that establishment, in the receipt of between 6001. sad 8001. a year, baying been &tatted in eentwitang hands on the public and the poet-office depart mat. MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive to-day, but Friday'. prima appear to be supported. The publie salsa lectured for to-morrow are confined to Sugar and Cochineal. Sugar: 350 hhds. of West India, 9.000 bags Mauritius, and 1,600 bags Madras. Cochineal: 620 bags klwrstn.—lron: Scotch Pig has declined 10u.; mixed numbeM sold at 61s. to 625. cash ; other descriptions quoted the same as last week. Tin : A further advance of 59. thu been established on British, which has induced higher prices to be asked for B. I. Banes quoted 1029. ; Straits, 100 s. Lead maintains last week's prices, with but few sellers, and the same may be siid of Copper. 011141.—Seal, pole, 351. 10.. to 36/. ; straw, 331. 10 s . t o 311.; brawn, 321. to 334 10s. ; sperm, 8.51. to 871. ; head matter, 861. to 871.; cod, 341. ; South Sea, 341. to 37/. ; Olive Gallipoli, 681. ; Spanish and Sicily, 661. to 661.; palm, 321. to 331.105. ; cocoa nut, 381. to 40A ; seed, rape, pale, 381. linseed, 311. to 311. 109. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is smaller than on Monday last; however, the quality of the supply was improved. Trade is not brisk, but prices are fully as pod as on that day. The supply of Sheep is very short, and consequently they are quite as dear as they have been of late, but buyers will not submit to an advance except in few instances. Good Calves are scarce, and are sold dearer than on Friday. Our foreign supply consists of 686 Beasts, 1,280 Sheep, and 116 Calves; from Scotland, 900 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,800; and 600 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Par stow (dabs. a. d. a. d. I Poe Boas at ate. a. d. a. 1. Hot &eta. Ilarafarda.. 310 4 He Dos. a 121.-bds. eh 0• 6 6 But Short-bacno —.3 8 4 Bad Latia-unoia 46 4 8 *mad quality Haas.. 210 3 Ds. do. dhorn_ Galva ................ II 8 6 Ems sadsecund pliant,. 3$ 4 3 118, 3 8 4 Do. do. Haan 0 6 0 0 Nola Du. It Half-brada 410 6 lambi 00 0 0 8.4. as Than*. 4.176; &keep Sod Lunt* 17,660 . Oakes, 181 : MP. WO TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day, wit► not much disposition to operate. Town Tallow is quoted 455. nett cub ; Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, Us. ed. ; February to March, 455. 3d. ; October to December (new), 455. PARTICULAXA OF TALLOW. dank as band Casio_ 0.631 39,246 41,746 2,643 2,043 Do. Iron hat Jana ............. 63,766 7 3;36 6/4444 irrival last week 4 1,353 1,34 Do. from Ist Jane Pries Y. C. per awt. ...- 37 - .9d. 365. 34. 454.6 d. Do. Mom ase. Id. 39.. 6d. 475. 3d. Arrivals for the week ending Feb. 2 hut year, 20 casks; and delivery, 2,494 casks. The arrivals last week comprised 1,138 casks from Australia ; 357 from South Am*. rico ; sad 28 from other places.—Total, 1,523 casks. SOUTHWARKPOTATO MARKET.-THIS DAY. Since our lut report the arrivals from Yorkshire and Scotland have been liberal, and a fair supply from abroad, and lower prices have been submitted to with most sorts. The following are this day's quotations : York Regents, 801. to 140 s. ; Lincolnshire, 70e. to 1004.; Scotch, 80s. t o 100 s. ; Scotch Reds and Cups, 70s. to 80s. ; French, 70a. to 80s. ; Dutch, 80s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Masers. Pattendeu and Smith report that a good demand for Hops still continues, with prices gradually advancing. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 18c. 6d. ; Walls End Btewarts, 18s. 6d.; Welland Hettton, 185.6 d. ; Walls End Tees, 18s. 6d.—Ships at eaarkipt, 355. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. VIENNA, lAN. 21.—Five per Cent. Metalhones. 941. New Loan (Series A), 04f; (Series B), 104;; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 841. Bank Shares, 1,361. Exchange on London, 10.44. BERLIN, Luc 21—Voluntary Loan, 102. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1860), 103 ; ditto (1862), 103; National Debt, 941. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1481. Bank Shares, 109!. LOCAL SHARE MA RENTS. LIVIMPOOL. JAN. 22.—The share market has shown an improvement upon the prises of yesterday, although the market has been Rat. The following are the quotations : 1 0.. Aberdeen, 141--Caledonian , 34 —Chester and Holyhead, 23i—Bestern Gentian, 12 13.16 East Lancashire, 18t— Lancashire ties, and Yorkshire, 791 i 80 79i 80 791 80 }—Lon don and North Wolters, 121 } I I—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 31 i 1 Midland, 78 ` 8 ig— North British, 8 13-16 9—South Eastern and Dover, 23j 't i —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (101. shares), 111— Ditto (61- new), e p.—Dutch Rhenish, 2d. Btainnosiit. JAw. 22.—This market has been doll all the week. Prices are a shade lower, and the transactions are chiefly in local stooks. To-day Shrewsbury and here fords were dons at 2 dia. Moticinsrui, Jatt. 22.—The market has been rather stronger, and prices close a shade higher. Blackburn, No. 1, 71; Bast Lancashire, 181; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 801, ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, New 61. pref., 7-16 em. • Midland Railway Consols, 781 Mari quits, par; So uth kastern and Dover, 231, 4 ; Lancashire i lasuranse, 11-16 p. Limns, JAN. 22.—The railwey share market has somewhat rallied from the recent depression of the pest few days. A better feeling has prevailed on 'Change to.day, and an are rage business has been dose at improved rates. The elosing transactions were as follows :—Leeds Northern, 16; Laneuhire and Yorkshires, 80; North Westerns, 81 ; Mid land Stock, 781 ; South Eastern and Covers. 24. Mines : British Australian, 11; Carson's Creek 3.. pm. ; Australian. Freehold, 11. GREAT FIRE IN SHOREDITCH.-THIS DAY.- About half-pest eight o'clock this morning an unusual amount of smoke was observed to issue from an extensive wax Eger* exhibition, near Shomditch Church. Aa night be exported from th e inflammable nature of the property in flames, sad havoc wm made, and for a time no hops wan entertained of saving any of the exhibition. By ceattinnedi exertions in two hours all further danger ceased, but not until the entire levelling of kings, queens, lord., commons, and many other noted eharaatess was completed. DEATH or THE EARL OF OflfollH.—The death of Alfred Harley, Earl of Oxford and Mortimer, took place at his seat, Eywood, near Kingtoa, Herefordshire, on Wed nesday last. The deceased nobleman was born the 10th of January, 1809; succeeded his father, as sixth earl, in January, 1848; married, the 17th of January, 1831, Miss Eliza Nugent, daughter of Lord Westmeath, by whom be leaves no issue. This ancient title, therefore, becomes extinct. Gong° TO AIISTRALIA.—On Monday evening last the workmen employed at Mr. Reed's boot and shoe estab lishment, Market-street, Devoisport, invited the son of their employer and his nephew to supper at Reaund's Globe Inn, Market-street. The occasion of this meeting and enter tainment was the leaving of the Mears. Reed, Jour., for the diggings. They proceed in the ship Maria Shtlson,with a large stock of boots and shoos of the value of several thousand pounds, and these being commodities which are much in request at the diggings, the specul►tion will no doubt be one successful in Its results. The party numbered about 60 ; the supper was a well•served repot, doing great credit to the worthy host, and the evening was spent velry pleasantly, " success to the voyagers" being the prevailing toast. Wehope their enterprise will most with a suitable reward. . _ . — X"Votintrtn. Vrrzamt.—Lieutenant W. V. L, his fest been appointed to Greenwich Hospital. He war born in Ito 6, entered the navy in 1821, and snide lieuten ant in 1827. He lost a leg at Navarino, for which he awl a pension of nearly 601. a year. There are score s o f old war officers (that is those who were in the war whkill termin ated in 181.5) covered with wounds, who have he l m trying to get appointed to Greenwich Hospital, and lt,,,ve Wed fey want of interest. _ _ -" Ige — RCITYO --- R SIR Zomt FRARRLIII.—Adrioes from the Sandwich Islands, via Panama, mention that Captain' Collinson, R.N., of her Majesty's ship Enterprise, who had been sent to search for Sir John Franklin by way of Bel , tine'a Straits, but who had not beekheard of sins, ha went into the ice, had been wet by same Ightlers whist' had jut arrived. I/ xi p 104$ iisC'ii 14,1100 16.000 Kea I'