The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-06 00:00:00

__1p_ ._ ;, ,,,._..,,,,.,... 2% ///' ;.'' rTaV.I 7 fq aur Tte (Ef 1 rti Na 1,702.] rENTRAL AUSTRALIAN GOLD ILL'fINO madam Olrrs ors 1101112 T OM NOTICE Wit NO APPLIPATIONS • s M 111.0.111 , 1 1 YA Ilbe snowy lIATOIDAT rat, obi - tly inks at lirs Mord. AIMS 111311410 X. Ilowerary pro 11. OslarsOrine. FAA INK THE COMMONS OF ENGLAND AliD THEIR mission, the House of Commove had nothing better to do than discuss the prime of their wines, the con dition of their table cloths, and the lighting, ventila tion, and " bottom room" of their hall of assembly. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1852. [THREEPENCE. NEW HOUSE. (►ram the Daily Nora.) RAILWAY& THIS DAY. NONE h ' MAN KRT. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. 43.10 .... 26.24 .. . 40.22 .... 44.38 .... 23.27 .... 40.26 26.33 49.84 33.09 21.36 einEII:IIAL AU3TRALIAN GOLD MINING 0.111. peoro,4 to? old 6 VOW* esp. 116. I. op fro•I 01160% 11, ANA arft-Isee, t liy. Xll ,23.0 0 1000 , 01101 Z IS IS ps{,l Sp la lon K 6,4 166 foram 11.6116 y. ool.rynw dt j , j V,von 11.putv-Lloot. of esosoall. .„k„ 14% • e., I..bm, Purvey. pr, woe, to sd.l to lint looal r.) pia /MA cAshn Mem- tweet, Ilyee-park. sm. A,thut luagetaia. PurtlantLetnet, se I Neirbrout, Ovnt, Moo. 1n.... 4. ar pliLyl.l.rht, Wet., Kestlmuria-parlvvillao, and Owl-hall, but OIL Dant D U. aIK ILA., CR. he.. TleMet..lueme. =Flee l4. A. Mary Am. aril Arimitc Ileldgemmeereee. Were I*.t.rem Mek reeea.mted, Temple,liod 111.1 • .ra • PITO.. Viam 164, bumAis-tratir 164, and Vlcter rread Routh, — sesame l.ra. W. Ilettery wavrte FAII. • the Goole, Stir Neemaim. 111,Coarbe I 'star!, best.. tbe 'remote, and 11, us mot- a-aqbare. Stint a. Cr.,z a. !Cram*, kosirobtadereseent, and Brotoloy, (With Jamie V. 1.44 httheir umber I Callorts•ass Itorataaaa - era. bawl mom alasoby, (Lbw batuber to the Cablrrso, I' sir hero.. mad B ahr U. 4,1 Manisa Campmates swims out Va Roma; We Cluitta art Mallows Pater Maw. rem be.) Illemsol•-- Wogs. *atm, dt *al Marti.% 6r. 1 ombarstsaireet. At Drat..-To ne dere I ay th..ha telettreas my J•Aso .4810.. a. Somartem - Walla am Ite-sre oseenank 1..1.. 11. staple's& olr="I f .1411.1 mar lar motet saartusr, or Oar secretary . psary;:mo .b. b . mskat worst lanseeer, I. all we. be _-red by retromerh utberere tart bl/1 but b. etQUISE of HOLII)A111.—Now that the memos of Mend leetnity se lemma del. esl the reverie, beirdlsg• ' Mel to be reedend by Ile eel genre el yestbrid wet town tla If prM1.0.13 ...110•1 414 .t . rart.,* is. num. II •terai% eh eh pe• .4 gnat maninde en la Wk., b nal rektor.. Mee bdm d 111,1rLth LW Mbe tee tit OIL tar amertatind Me dreen It ead be b a r e, a Ned breehlyang IN sat, Iteetentb' liabdur, ler Minor. ire the tblel Old 11•11hNelke IN sad remorist e .I.annwa• weepit.qte. 41,1 tberam. telmeet, ter Imailtylne be ate and temente, MP was% 11.04 •••' torteeneby bur mend thieve...tee. NelllA, • ul Num... theteteen. Tbr may dieenne et emit ben the sem of •• Me. bete" pretedeby Met et the web en tee ere,per .tr !amt.- nob! WarttLllXd Mt tb BON4 et, Hattie baron., Lubbe, and by ald pellotell REION CORN TRADE.—The Emperor of 11wiatisappelberlell Ind prakeit dr noon .4 orola boas arsurras *a ens 4 lor abort spa ta, Canimat mar xillag • gook MI as •re lbo vao brapartmor. swot =T fro aloa obi* Or a rm&et 4. bears bob chap boa tart la lb *Add lASI 1L1P46/o—the minority al Ile Vera hada, bo b aunt awl Frew. -deb% Oak Yearat rE LADIES' COMPANION, beautifully illus. inset Nib a ire hew it .4 bbiZ Crew • awl e4televel f e YeW Am -o.ecent• . - L. so.ket ; by DoT,elfb bey -W bey by Mr*. b 00.... by Lb. Wtheer -:eyeseef . by Wary Cowden Cure -Uwe. ae.4 An. Le eat •LrwwWry Lore; by Ara T. K Ha w - ei• tem.. by Hato -I. .1.. i Purr by An Ab ey. C. H. Bite►nal OwneelWl leer. IV New HAT; by Hannah Clay /Wow Hefle-Hefft • ais -*I ea W..ch labk. atem....ese Weers.m.o. Ailleibleb-Ose:ww; by Madoemer I.hvy, Iblere... "MP. SM. Om& posbard. s Is.. WITCHCR I VT The W HORSE-SHOE ; s aro. M. V. G. juss. Illustrated by 0. Comm.,. is. 111810.1 W J. TlisSpors. ISM dd. flistatese . isd atl Bo lodides. IRELAND. Dust's, Faa. 5. The Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Claren don. attended by several members of their suite, yetteld.ty visited the new baths and wash-houses, which have been just completed on an extensive letle, at the Nlendieity Institution, for the use of the pour of Dublin. Their Excellencies remained for oral• an hour examining the various baths and wu.h•rooms, and expressed themselves greatly grati lied with the manner in which the establishment has Men fitted up. Ruth the Queen and the Lord Lieu tenant have been subscriber's to these baths, which bare been erected by the aid of private contribu• boas. . . A nuiponty of the second jury, on the trial of Francis Kelly, were for an acquittal ; and it has been üborrved tha all the jurors were protestant*, every Homan catholic having been set aside by the crown. Mr. James Birch, of the lute it newspaper, was admitted to bail yesterday. It appears that he had come to town for the purpose of surrendering to take his trial, and had actually given notice to that e&ct before the anest. A mysterious murder has been discovered in the county of Limerick. Inc body of a farmer, named Janus gander, who was missing since Cku istmas,w as found buried in a held, and a gunshot wound was dis• covered in his breast. The Orangemen of Down have met and adopted • ktong resolution against the Ribbon conspiracy, warning all protestant,. to avoid implicating them wive. in it. Mr. Chambri, has so far recovered, that his medical attendants think it unnecessary to visit him, except at interval% of two or three days. l'hileray I - indicator states that Mr. Courtney Kenny. a magistrate of the county of Mayo, and lonnirly distinguished as a conservative, has em braced the Roman catholic religion, and was re ceived into that church on Sunday last. The Bishop of Meath, in consequence of his late dauprous illness, has been prohibited by his medical atkinLints from attending his parliamentary duties foe some time. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Orroitio, FEB. s.—ln a congregation holden this smanie,4 the following deserts were conferred :—Master of Arts--Iles. George Downing Bowles, student ; Walter W sp. ;leer Stsuhope, student, Christ Church College ; John .% Hen, Grand Cuinpounder, Brasenooe College ; James Christie rail!, lit. John' , College ; Rev. Wm. Hood Sage, Moo ) ('•dlewe ; John )ipughan l'syne, Urand Com. peastkr, New lon Hall. No wisely of Arts--Eraaris Sty. net George, Tribute College ; William Martin Shewell, Weereslet College ; defer Read Adam, St. Mary 11811. FEB. 4.—At a cougregation holden ths l,l , thefollowing degrees were conferred. D.U. by 'al mandate —Richard Parkinson, Wt. John's College; -Robert Weal, Catharine Hall. B.A.—Charko hold Larl, Trinity College; John Knot Laughton, Cain+ Cul *. Christopher Blackburn, Corpus College; William limenlow, M.A., of Pembroke College, Ullord, was mi aowed ad remake. sisseistisent of assessor is postponed. There no foss 1 ; now le;eerick of Schleswig-Holstein has bows ad isnot at Trimly Colleges. RRRRR R. s F. Clue, M.A., to Mt. Asarco by the Wardrobe, loth't. Asa. Rectory, illackfriass, Loodua ; eater. PM, with rtnatrace; patron, Lord Chancellor. Res Wshum Kr. Fletcher, M.A., to be senior chaplain Her Rol ladle Compaq's Nervier at Karraeate. Groeolratil. 8.A., to the head saasterslap of the Gronsioar Neoax, N....church, Ia ttooteadale, Leceatiore Net W. U. llrlltr , to be ehapleta to the prisons, De empot. Ks.. brawn Grimm Johna, to he • haplaia of the ((rest Mead Aeylam, Moorti.l4., 'modem. ic.hert Yount K.ay., M.A., to he archdeacon and o the n,te of Bombay. ittv• It. Rey Jou ph Melthy, Rector of Kitgleteliffe, to a Oloaire in Durham Cathedral ; value, 47Af. ; patron, ItlehOP d Perham. Le John Chart.. Itoolatt (sod not the Rev. J. Clarke larel..tt . , to br a PrOot Vices. of East. r Cathe.lral. Rohe rt Steerly, to Franklield Perpetual Curacy. wea n `.• Cork; patriot., Trustees. woo Itaatet fi,oebre tiwayne, to humane Perpetual vane p. fileommrs , bire, valor :MC and modem.; patron, of thleserstm and Unmet. var•sartz.. tatmaisa. -Albegun, * Kvat, arad,orrev Canterbury, vsla. 111. mi t e , aid a rt; pavan, Earl of Itonlocy ILv. M. F. J. Marshall, der vasvd - . CM“diehiyeteae, 41. Mary, li , •nt, archrlincere Caattrbury, %ilk COL awl resolver,.; patroo, Archbishop of Carib r ha; Eva. A. I'. Payl v r, &teamed. tt Burka, thereav Oxford, value 210/. • qtr...., Itnea• verse J. Bedeck, ; Mee. U. P. J. Ma:Tabun, dr- 1. 4 1 .11. kl, Ewes, tlineroe R.ehemer, value 211/. and re•i . lattnie,, the Ito pn•eentativca of the late Rector; It., It. I. Pas t e, 1. AkAI.F..-11.si1111$1, Kent, dioevae Itoehester, value . Ihktt had Cuaptt f of It.tchtster : Rev. 1 J. Manham, tlt etaard Or all the clu si in London, tho worst managed and most uncomfortable is that of St. Stephen's. That, even in the others, thmus do not nlways run upon all fours, the public is occasionally led to suspect by announcements of dismissals of secretaries and Jr cuisine. Rot only in St. Stephen's is the whole "rungs so intolerable, that instead of sitting down quietly to read their papers, or entering upon the political gossip which is the business of such re unions, the luckless members are driven to raise a clamorous chorus of complaints so loud, that every passer-by is deafentd by their lugubrious gabble. On Wednesdae afternoon, at the time when the members of the Itcfonn, the Carlton, and Coneerra tin., of Brookes', the Travellers', and the Athenaeum, and of the Senior and Junior United Servitx., were comfortably disetening tho merits of some racer or opera-dancer, or the chance/1 of a ministerial change, or the merits or demerits of the sold-out °Ri vers of the Blues ' Loma NArotram, or Mr. O'Coxsolt, the members of the St. Ste phen's Club could do nothing but heave groans, and rent semi-articulate expressions of personal dis _ eciasfort. Mr. HUME cumpLiined of havit4 his partly person "confined within such narrow limits." Capt. Ft MOT remonstrated about " the stench and puffs of alternate but and cold air which prevailed. Mr. Illyas.u. ()minus compassionated the case of Major HEKEAVOND, u%cr whose head "one of the lamps was constantly leaking," and humanely advised the hon. protectionist whipper.in to shift his seat to tho *fristsury Hunch. This, by the way, might not have much helped the unctuous tunetionary,—the victim of this novel kind of "extreme unction,"—fur lamp buspendsik over the Treasury Botch are as ill•hchaved their neighbours. That under which Lord JOHN HUS:4ELL stood while explaining his fracas with Lord I'voit ask os was suddenly extinguished, with out any apparent cause— all omen at which the bos om able member lot IVestbury was observed to tura pale. Mr. 11WINAL O:4UORNE also stated that only as hour lalitre the club was opened on To= "one of the candelabra tell, and went th the fluor." Not even the heads of Weed SOITOONI. or Mr. MUNTZ could have Irk& stood such a concussion. Mr Fitxxen complained of overcharges fur wine, of tablecloths too seldom changed, and generally of inattention to the prandial comforts of the weathers. Mr. ANNTEY complained that the dinner committee, being composed exam. 'lively of protistants, due cure was not taken for pro.' per supplies of fish on Fridays, whereby he and others of his church were unabl • to lust comfortably. Such talcs of woe might move the hearts of mill stones. The members of the St. Stephen's Club ap pear to be almost as ill lodged as the prisoners who were confined in the blaekhole of Calcutta, and worse fel than the inmates of tho Andover Workhouse some years ago, or the seamen who may have eaten the Admiralty preserved meats. Unless matters are mend. d immediately it will be impossible to induce candidates to come forward at the general election which some believe to be at hand. Patriotism is a powerful motive, but scarcely strong enough to nerve men tp undergo suffocation, from being packed close as negro slaves in the middle passage, poisoned by stench, and alternate but and cold blasts, and, — wont of all,—poisoned, like KING JOHN of Magna ' , Charts memory, by " ill-fare." One or two of the managing committee did, in deed, make a faint attempt to stem the general cur rent of complaint. Lord Mauves HILL defended the wine tariff, alleging that very good sherry was to be had for 4s. a bottle. And Lord SETMOVII.— %hose courage when any harsh or disagreeable ital ic tion has to be defended is well known,—stood boldly up to vindicate the stenches and hot and cold blasts. "The ventilation was not yet brought to complete perfection, so that it coo 1 not be said to have had a fair trial." Fair or not, the trial his now been in progress for some years, and every year has added to the sufferings of members. One year the air of their " house ' was insufferably hot and stifling; next year they were all in danger from bronchitis, from being exposed every alternate quarter of an hour to the est:eines of heat and cold; and now stench is supemdded. How long does Lord SEYMOUR expect that mere mortal patience can endure being thus experimented on ? What conceivable amount of courage does he fancy will enable men to submit to the next step of an experiment which has year after year been making them more and more intolerably uncomfortable? Kindly nature would appear to have endowed his lordship with a constitution to bear it, but he ought to remember that it is not everybody that is so toughly put together. ihertmectic; suggested appear to us quite inade quate. On the chapters of dirty tablecloths, and short-commons for those who prefer fish-dinners on Fridays, nothing was said. Lord MARCUS HILL appears to have insinuated that only French wines are overcharged. Lord SEYMOUR'S panacea is a few more experiments to ascertain whether the maximum of malaria that mortals can endure has been attained. These recommendations, us coming front officials, might have been expected to fall short; but the non-official palliative was quite as defective—it was proposed to call Mr. BARRY and Dr. BOSWELL REID to the tur of the bonne, or before acominittec. Now, " honour to whom honour is due" is a sound maxim; and equally sound is "blame to whom blame is due." We do not think that the two gen tlemen named are fairly responsible for ell the local discomforts and absurdities of the New Palace at Westminster. It is an old and true saying that "too many cooks spoil the broth," and what could be ex pected from Mr. BARRY when committees of both Houses of Parliament, and Royal Highnesses and noble and non-noble amateurs were all allowed a voice potential on the designs for the new Houses of Parliament? Every man's crotchet has been lis tened to; and moat men's crotchets have been adopted ; and the consequence is an erection which on the outside is so very pretty, so full of minute Lottinesaes of detail, that in the sooty atmosphere of Lndon wo must employ sonic PAXTON to blow • glass cover for it ; but in the inside is sadly inap plicable to many purposes for which it was built. Chen as to the ventilation, Dr. Buswekb Rem is no doubt a kind of Ctisnwtee in his way; but the great original error was in running up • new building that required artificial appliances to keep it well ventilated from the first. 11 ith old ill-ventilated buildings we cannot help ourselves, we must have their atmosphere purified as we beet can, but in a 'pick and span new building, it was too bad to run it up in a fashion that rendered it imper meable to pure air. Be it understood that the aim of these remarks is not to exonerate Mr. BARRY or Dr. Boswra.i. Rem, bat to show that they have ac complices. The offence of the architect and venti lator is that of having lent themselves, for the make or a jolt, to a system of expensive humbug. And we humbly conceive that the best way to cure the mischief they have helped to make, is not so much to' call these gent:eaten into " the House," but to push them out of it at once mid for ever. One other remark and we shall drop this most curious and important theme. 'lle leginning of the parliamentary session has much the appearance of one of thane low practical jokes which the vulgar call The habits of the legislature were too well known for people to indulge in visionary e%pectations of valuable measures,promptly and strenuously urged. Hut the lovers of excitement were all agog, an hopes of brisk spurting matches between the residuary ministers and their late colleague. Even this modest expectution has been disappointed. The affair be tween RUSMtI.II. and PALMI:RsToN went tamely off; it was a match with the gloves only, not with the naked fi ats; and neither or the combetatits exerted himself so much as /famiet in his fencing tout—' they did not " sweat " as the Owes if Denmark says her soli did. And, out the second night of the CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. (Fltroaa Ta. Loa. Chin Bassw.) Tut CN•11011 or MURDER I/1 Jose Fertouro Iterdign, 30, a Spanish seaman, was indicted for the wilful murder of lames Almon. Mr. Clark and Mr. O'Bri;;;;:cidueted the prosecution. Thseprisoner W.ll defended by Mr. Bsdentine. The circumstances under which the charge was preferred have appeared very recently in the police reports and in the proceedings before the coroner. It appeared that the de ceased, who was a young man, was a seaman, and was paid MT from hi. ship on the 24th December, and it seemed that I he then took up his abode at a low brothel in Old Gravel lane, ShaJcell, and cohabited there with a girl named Mary Anne Smith. The occurrence in question took place at two o'clock in the morning of the Bth Jan • nary, and it appeared that at this time a woman named Kirwen, who WIN the landlady of the house, was in bed in the front parlour with her daughter, and the deceased was sitting in a chair near the fire, Smith and two ur three other girls hiring In the room at the mins time. The pri soner, who, it appeared, was also a seaman, came to the house, accompanied by one of his countrymen and two girls, and said they desired to remain there for the night ; but, on the lanulady telling them that they could not be accommodated, the girls went away, but the two Spaniards remained in the room, and the prisoner's companion sent fur cane drink. This man and the girl Smith then went out of the room, but came hack shortly afterwards, and they all then partook of the liquor with the exception of the deceased, who reinod to drink. It appeared that upon this the prisoner and his companion went into the passage of the house, and were heard to open their knives, and they came again into the room, each having an open knife in his hand. A cry was immediately raised by the persons in the room for the pollee, and, according to the testimony of the calicoes, the deceased got up from his chair and was about to walk arrues the room, when the prisoner stabbed him in the belly, mid he fell to the ground. Immediately after the act was committed the two Spaniards ran out of the house, and the prisoner's companion con trived to make his escape, but he, himself, was taken into custody, and the knife with which the deed bad been committed was picked up close to the spot. The unfortunate deceased was removed to the Lannon Hospital, where he lingered for two or three days, and then expired, and in his dying declaration, taken in the presence of a magistrate, he continued the statement made by the witnesses, that the prisoner had stabbed him in the way described, without his haring given him any provocation for the act. A good deal of the evidence was of a character nut tit to he mentioned, and it was very evident that mine of the witnesses were persons of most inlamous character, and that, iu many matters they were desirous of concealing the truth. Mr. Ballantine, in his address to the jury for the pri soner, said that he would not attempt to rescue him from a conviction fur manslaughter, but he should contend that the jury would justified, under the circumstances, in ac quitting him of the more serious crime of wilful murder. 'line I d counsel then commented upon the facts of the ease, and urged upon the jury the probabil,ty that the pri soner and his companion haul been assailed an the house, and that the fatal wound had been indicted by the prisoner during the scut& that took place. • The Lord Chief Baron, having summed up, the jury im mediately found the prisoner Usiiitg of manslaughter. &tames was deferred. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—THcasDAT. LIVERPO./L ATY.P.PLECHASC. IS to I Apt Ciaail Lads. I.OSt I sot thin SO t.s I t blown The above bets wets takes to 101. each. INSITROPOLI AN HANDICAP. IS to I apt Duke of Bedford • flow II otburd (t and eft ad) 10 to 1 Mr. Mem'. MI-. Aaa (t and aft od) cuts GAL clip. 111 to rest Mr. 11. stealer'. Dinfe.ear (I) la to —01 r. Mart o-oo's booty ,t and eh off) Se to -- Mr..l. Pillion. Histb Jet-0f SI to Mr. Parkirieou'• Greed Dale Otto 14 ' ,11 " 1 1'• Riaal,der 4 , to Mr. w ilia .ore. Seagulls (t) 40 to Duke of Bedford's lime Homburg (t SO to 1) 40 to Lard Edo:Pais Hipp Sytio DSO to 1) 40 to Lord Wilt..'. 1, Iy Evt47ll (1) I,OIXI to 30 Mr. Coate'. e ..at of Due a. Ultarraer dam (t) 1,0 0 ta IS Mr. Goiche's Surprise (t) 1,000 to IS Mr. Yer.a..re'• Cat Anal Wire-nen 0) Contemor was backed freely in the first instance at 20 to I, and finally at 18 to I ; the outlay on the other horses quoted wra inconsiderable, and the prices, with the excep tion of Nancy, who woe let• in favour, and lligk Sheriff, very nearly the same as on Monday. DKRBY. to apt Me. Merry's 11.401. Noble (t) It to Lord Zetland'e eaear (t arid eft off) 14 10 Ms. J. Stasey's °redo (t sad out ad) 14 to Lord EglinieeNtlaverboime (t undated) IS to lord Batitrlceda:e's Lispidist 10 to Mr. ittebbisies Alfred tkoOrcit (t) SO to Mr R. Pinot'. A con.iderable outlay on Lapidiet, resulting in an proven:rot of four points, was the principal feature of the betting on the above event. Augur, Orclio, Cloverhouse, and Alfred the Great, were backed to some amount, hut without leading to any noticeable change in the quotations. MEL _ . IT . to SS ant Doke of Itial;sood's Rod Ulan CO THII CHISTER Cur ACCIPTANCNI.—WO IWO authorised to state that Herbert was left in by mistake. RAILWAY BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS. WORCESTER AND HEREFORD RAlLWAY,—Yester day the standing orders were declared not complied with in the ease of this company's bill, fur a railway from Worcester to Hereford. with branches to Worcester, Mal vern, and Ledbury, with power to make arrangements with the Midland and London and North Western Railways. The noncompliance' were chiefly with reference to in formalities in the books of reference and notices to owners and occupiers of land. Fetoni, YEOVIL, AND WIYINOVTN RAILWAY.—The standing orders were complied with for incorporating this company with a proposed capital of 550,0001. MIDLAND ORIAT WPOSZNX RAILWAY OP lIAILAND.—, This company's bill, fur Longford Deviation and Cavan branch, and other new work., estimated at 300,000 L, tom plied with the requirements of the standing orders. Sotten WALEa RAILWAT.—ThiI company's bill, foe pro posed new lines to Milford Haven, Newport, and other pur poses, also complied. The estimated cost, 178,0001. GARAY WIDITZKIi AND SIIIIIWSBUKY RAILWAYS ANAL °Avian:Ht.—The eomplianeta were declared proved fur the amalgamation of these companies. The following bills also complied :—Liverpool Sanitary and Local Acts, Liverpool Museum and Library (to esta blish), Liverpool Corporation Waterworks, Leeds Water works, Cheltenham Improvement, Tyne Improvement, and Forth and Clyde Navigation. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Carr's liarsle, 13s. 61.; Eden Main, as. 9d. ; Walls End Russell's 11 .tton. 16s. 6d.; Walls End Lambton, 16s. 6d.; Walls Eud Stewart's, 16s. 6d.—Ships at mar ket, 91. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, and there is very little basins*. doing:: The public sales have gone off Australian, 9d. to 6d. lower, and beef but litUe es Fur South Aine.ican importers asked the is.. prime es lost year, bat could nut effect sales. Pre,ent quotations ere: Town Tallow, 365. nett cash ; Petershurgh Y.C.un the 35a. 9d. ; Oct. to Dee., 18.52, 375. to 375. 3d. ; on et bee the end of March, 35e. fid. to 35t. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pottendeu sad Smith report that there is a firm and steady trade fur all deserptions of Hops, sad a very ►imited supply of the Sussex growth. Curreney:—Mid and East Kent., 71. to 121.12. ; Weald Kent., 61. to 71. 7..; flhassea, 115 e. to 61. 10..; Yearlings, M. 16s. to 61. 10.. SMITIIFIELI) MAItKET-11118 DAY. The supply of Bea.ts is small, but there is a remarkably slow trade for them. Purchasers arc unusually scam. What little business is transacted is at rather lower rates than 041 Monday last. The number of Sheep is aloe mall. but fully equal to the demand. They are for the meet part disposed 01 at Monday's quotations. We have but few Calves on offer, those expected from Iliolland not haviag arrived. Oood qualities arc readily disposed of at ad vanced price s. Our foreign i.apply consists of 118 beasts, 210 Sheep, and 46 Calves. Ihe number of mikh Cows ea sale is 125. Pay wx. ir 4ta. .. s. Put .1004 of 4104. 4. 4. a. 4 04 new.. I lurolorsho 0 4 . 3 11 Sea Dn.. I 11f..1.14. Mb • 0 • u 1.1 Ibtort.hona 3 3 4 1 Mum Luw.4001... ..... 3 II 4 0 8 0 , 4014000'4 144444$ 1 4 510 114. 454. •4110 r 0 0 0 II ohmu• 3 e 4 0 10.. Mo. Moo, • . .•:. 1.0. • 1100.4,4 4 0 1 4 brut. 0 0 0 11 .•e., •s, 11141‘.... Ist . 141$$ rep 1401 Lamle. 5.040 ; Clam. 133 ; Pop. 3 to. TIIY. ADMIRALTY.- It wax rumoured yesterday that the new Lord of the Admiralty will In the lion. Capt, Rama, who formed one of Lord Ellenh o r oug h' v hoard ; an d that the Ilmi. W. Cowper will retire, .11111 Lord I:Arington will .unit', 41 him en the civil tut nibt r of the niw CU0U116 , 14011. We give these as mere repot ta.--.--fanilard. Two o'CLoot. The trail* returns published yesterday, and ana lysed in the Daily Ness, exhibit a steady and con tinuous increase in the income of the companies, and, what is of no less importance, collateral evidence of the favourable state of trade in the country. As the stimulus of the Exhibition can no longer be assigned as influencing the returns, there is solid rounds for believing that railway interests are assuming a satis factory aspect. There is, nevertheless, as yet, little movement in this market, sales pressing from time to time. This morning, however, the feeling is firmer, and, although London and North Westerns are weak, full quotation" have been in most other cases ob tained, and several stocks have been dealt in on better terms than yesterday. Among them may be noticed Great West e rn s , Midlands, Eastern Counties, Brighton', and Aberdeen. Lancashire and York shires are as much as 20s. higher. Wad ARP HOCKS ONOUAL►NTERB. Tfttarfisy. Is' to-day .p M I pas. I Aberdeen ... lA. :1 4 1 6 •Sl i ta s: 11 . 111108 4 lannallanA[ Qat Jan.. h r .lrae.w. Its , Dablasnad Onedsa im PwAsad Mien doss Nog d Its D ndllm(DlSLe is an) Ds. (ass aia:j P.lllOlllll Masi. OMNI. Qua A &Is L D. Do. War II and C vast laanahlas Do. Now 1 shwas . E l 4 h Wirt WIG Doak, sad Inn& harsisa iraikabnrien and Wrenn Vallnaurda, Portn,Dealr• Dlalow a south Western Great Northern Do. sharea,A,Dalserr Do. sharsa, B. a wet, . ath. and Wan. (Ire. threat Waders Laaressisr and Carluds . Da Mini - . - Lasooohir• .nctTorbislr. Do. Do. West NoOrogon:on Look Northvo . Lodke oid Ellochwoll . Lan, Lrah.rll. It S. 00. 1014011 a North-Wrote, Do. to.. 1 mown Do. Mho Do.S 10 sh.,lCsori 11.(e Lad= Is Soutio.Wootert. Do.. thash.,los., sett MOOG* thisoL,Shol..6l.lsco.e.h Do. 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Now 4pm Diet. tad Krt. 8 p.O ltdiabes", as Doh% se pa .. p_ret Medan II rte. 16111101fakeu(1)16 Amessbire&Yorlu. _ 1)o. 4 pee Com. Ntoil7.l 1,040 411 ,1 i5aL.1. Warm, Coo.Speret.eltoek 113'1 , 4 110. New Gar. O per Pat. ibnalos s ft W0..m....5k' flopeaton) 5 per LI at...! Landuals4hWe•ter■ New Jar It. its Li I ie. isa.Nol: Dare. AlO ... U.tto Prefotooto "torlolt kottnvon . Ue.(ivaranwedi;perel..l :Wirth It, Itkolt ... ... ... Oslotd, Maccoce., awl 1 Waiver., 513.6 per PM' Arews.allora. NI. wthastr.l itirrimit (Ate.t.ei Ntw.W.l NW.) II per C.nt... ... Uevy Yak. Newnestle,ic lk v.v.) rit.M.Etli ►of rno.pureh. , Ditto Mtn ...1 .TarktNalid.H./M. Pun& FOKEION MA tg n:ro` ubl u M tt , r . 1 rule' INtni+h iot indinn itj ''' -..—...—.. ludeoew.ird „. „ 1),.. (Itailway) „., , lb (0.1.11) .. .. ~ %lob Aatodi. , . ~ lb. du. New ... , 1 amid dna Lleb. .. .. I...theta b Vrance .. 41.,•k0n. ,WI 8.11 , 1111•111 .. 1%114 Std Lyons ... . Pane odd Yaws ... I rrnm Tara. Hnd 'Arlibserg .. limb ..ad, Ilabe . .. lliadirt sad Sinn ... rol Ns** ... .. 1 Won Manion.. ... ... t no u, li: If S 4 all SS SS JO 111 1 I Si ; 6 ; 100 ' Yesterday was reported as a dull ime on the Stock ,t i opu th b e pub '• This morning, however, opened with n b e ri w g e ht of w th ea e t g h o e l r d discandoaveb:iestterhasatgteivnedrai n a ek to: .. ac•lile lic feeling. - Large sal.• are still made, supvosed to be on account of public bodies, but the govern.ment broker continues to purchase. Consols opened bath for money and account at 961 to being a rally to Wednesday's prices. They were afterwards dealt in for money at 96; to 1, but have again rallied to 961 to 2. The news from the Continent is tran quillising. The following is the o ffi c ial report of the morning's transactions:— Three per Cent. Consols Annuities, 961, :g • ditto for account, 962, 1 f Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, 971. 2; New 'lliree-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, 98:, Exchequer Bills went down yesterday morning, under the temporary depression, to 595. to 625. prem., but rallied laterin the day to 605.t0635. prem. This morning they were first dealt in at the latter quotation, but have since advanced another ls., and are quoted 61s. to 645. prem. This state of the mar ket has limited operations, as the official report will show :—Exchequer Bills, 1,0001., 635. to 645. prem.; ditto small, 60s. to 645. pretn.; India Bonds, 1,0004, 71s. to 72s prem. Except some operations in the chief speculative stocks now in favour, little has been done in the foreign stock market. Mexican Bonds have expe rienced a further advance, and reached 321 to /, Mr. Falconnct's arrival and the completion of his opera tions, including a satisfactory solution of the indem nity question, being now expected to take place at an early period. Equador Bonds have receded to 3; to 4. There is no particular reason for this, although attention has been directed to the circumstance that what is called Equador stock does not represent a claim fur 100!., but only the remanet allotment of the old Colombian debt, not taken up by Venezuela and New Grenada. On the other hand, measures are announced as in progress for making the great re sources of Equador available for the liquidation of the bondholders' claims. The Spanish Certificate has been dealt in to-day at 11. Grenada Deferred are stronger. The following is the official report of the transactions of the morning:—Danish Bonds, Five per Cents., 103. Dutch Bonds, Two-and-a-llalf per Cents., 58:. Equador Bonds, 32, 4. Grenada Deferted Bonds, 6. Mexican Bonds, for account, 321, 2, 1. Portuguese Bonds, Five per Cent., Brazil Guarantee, 921, 92. Spanish Active Bonds, for ac count, 23; ditto New Three per Cent. lkferred, 171; ditto Committee's Certificate, 11 per cent. The market for American securities continues active, and prices exhibit a practi c al improvement in several cases. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co: Oedema able. D 4. 'ends. Prima Faded Steles S per CL Erle 1633 Jan. and July 90 : eit Ditto, 0 per Ct. 114. Llo. 6 par Ct. do ...._.........« ' 14411 Jan. and July 1091 1:0 Do 6 pee Ct. Stoat Faanatiranla S PP, rt. *leek Peb. and Aug. 63 63 llamillunetts S per 01. 111trUisi Utah Maryland Spey Ct. sterling Bd — i.e. and July 66 89 (Bkaada 6 per Ct. Beads 1574 Feb. and Aug. 107 10$ Ditto 6 per Ct. scrip Rectorit, S per Ct. The Spanish papers contain the full details of the terms for the Aranjuez and Almansa railway, ten ders fur which aro to be received on the 31st of July. I esteriay the London and County Bank declared a dividend of U per cent. and a bonus. Thus the ge neral tenor of metropolitan banking is favourable, and the result must be a still further influence on this branch of investment. The transactions in bank shares during the week have been confined to a few descriptions, and prices are well supported. The sales recorded are : British North American (501. paid), 4S; Colonial (231. paid), 121, 111 ex. div. ; London and West minster (20/. paid), 29(, 30, 291, 1, ea. div. and bonus. In dock shares the only incident to be noticed is a further advance in East and West India 1)ock shares. The transactions have been :—East and West India Dock stock, 146 cx. div.; London, 121 ex. div.; and St. Katharine, 82. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares are a shade lower and quoted 68, and the new 171. Royal Mail Steam are also lees firm, being 761 to 771. General Steam arc 281, 28. In insurance shares prices remain unaltered, except Law Life and Legal and General Life, which are a shade higher. The latest quotations of the market are as follows:—Albion, 86; Alliance, 211 ; ditto, Marine, 431 ; Anchor, 11; Atlas, 171 ; British Commercial, 61; Church of England, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 271; Crown, 15; Eagle, 7,1; Equity and Law Life, 31; European Life, 12; General, 51 ; Globe, 133 ex div. ; Guardian, 551 ; Imperial Fire, 245 ; ditto, Life, 18 Indemnity Marine, 49 ex div. ; Law Fire, 31•• Law Life, 461; Legal and General Life, 5; ; ' London Fire, 21I„ 1 ; London Ship, 211, 4 ; Marine, 151 ; Medical, Invalid, and General, 21 ; Monarch, 195.; National Loan Fund, 2; cx div.; Pelican, 38; Phoenix, 161. Professional Life, 1: Provident Life, 30 ; Rock Lite, 6; ; Royal Exchange, 227 ex div. ; Sun Fire, 209: ditto Life,4B; United Kingdom, 4; Victoria Life, 5, 6.1. The General Reversionary and Investment Com pany's shares are quoted 94; London Reversionary, 42 ; Reversionary Interest Society,lol ex div. Among the miscellaneous shares we noticed for the first time the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada. Others are thus quoted :—Australian Agri cultural, 20 ; Australian Trust, 20k, 1; Hudson's Bay Stock, 206; Price's Candle Company, 23 ; South Australian Company, 231. The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, are made up to this day as follows: 1852. 18.51. London and North Western L 39,828 .... £39,190 Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire 16,111 .... 13,202 London and South Western 8,617 8,055 London and Brighton Great Western South Eastern Yoriiand North Midland 7,332 .... Exeter and Creditor Bristol and Extant York, Newcastle b t er ßarwick 14,074 Shrewsbury and Great Northern 10,608 Leeds Northern North Staffordshire Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midlands Junction Manchester, South Junction, and Altrincham 448 ..• • Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire 0,316 Shropshire Union Liverpool, Crosby, and South port Shrewsbury and Birmingham 509 Kendal and Windermere Eastern Counties and Norfolk 13,892 East Anglian Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 1,269 Total £184.613 £173,052 The total receipts upon the corresponding lines being 184,4361., against 173,0521. in the same week of last year, the increase is shown to be 11,354 f., or 61 per cent. The number of miles open in 18.52 was 4,233; and in 1831, 4,132;; being an increase of 10111 miles, or 21 per cent. The aggregate average return per mile per week was, in 1852, 43.46 1 .; and in 11431, 41.671. ; so that the difference remains in favour of the present year to the extent of 11119/. per mile. 3,443 12,827 1,318 7,481 833 4,410 . _ 126 13,326 663 The return per mile per wetk is subjoined: 11162. London and North Western £73.53 .... £76.69 Midland Linea%hire and Yorkshire London and Routh Western 36 .... 7597 Urea W..trrn •• • • London and Brighton 44.60 46/4 South Eastern 1,052 I SI I 10 4 1 N 1 ggliil ell 31 II 1 IRS !l i st, II I 1 87i I „ 111 O Si IS II MI IS K IS 6,744 5,957 444 169 Bristol and Earle, York and North Midland York, Newcastle, and Berwick Great Northern Leeds Northern Liverpool, Crosby, and Booth p^rt Eastern Counties and Norfolk The returns on Scotch lines 16.11 .... 43.14 .... re as under : Aberdeen 1844. Caledonian 6,856 Glasgow and South Western 3.618 .... Edinburgh and Glasgow 3,197 .... Scottish Central Total Hank eine*. 7161 7 NOLIIIII FU. gu1 d' 7 4.41 MCt. e tot A% .* : Z . : 3 1 sw Ct. Coasul. veis M per Ct. 11016•21. id 3 rosectu: 6 per Ct. 110:1114a 931 10. New, 92 tl per Ct. Ittmekr. Arms. 0 0 I' Ct. Chelan. DPI 141 ; per Ct. l'ldlrtn 0 5 3 it. 1.41,10 h, 74 . 14 Per Ct. I. 1/1 * 4 per Ct. 10446. 96 6 Equa+lo, 3i 1 par Ct. tirothad-k 16e 171 totr.lolao 6 par( 1851. :1,145 7,120 3;262 3,321 1,310 E 16,228 16.462 r)A T. Leout A lonneurs. Next .ek, 2:4;61 1..W.11.,..1.1,1mir0t.. 7.1+. 71a. Exchequer Dill.. i.evul. elex IJ.. IllNie4, 3 jewel. 3fesinan. 331 i .1 per t:t. ert nn . to3l 41 HAP. Pererre..l. :111 71 per It. 00 2 per It. 1tp1.400. 112 14 41 per Cr. Ilumeoo,ll.lol 5 per Ct. , p•alliSh. A 224 3/ 31+r Ct. Mparthe, 401 1 11... Paerlv:.23l. ycr 1.4 Y 312 22 Do. Deferred. 12 U an.. ST to It il __ _ Ito Aocoont. PARIA, Pot 5. I PI." : , Money. •Opeedas alsbool i Lows' Cloomig. —l --e or Gen tn. - 63 95 it 63 13 63 15 /61 90 63 10 wr Celina. er Ceuta. : Ni 50 /, .. ... ... ... do. New 1..n0n •VIIS i , . . ... ... ... er Cm% 3 per Gent.. ..... - I 83 93 il 3 per leer.. 1 per Cents.. #6 do. New Lam I• 91; .5 i , 3 per Orn l s. . I Itzensnie on Lond o n : at ods1:1, 23 25 ; 110 days, 2310. Belem; 11031 lOll Money. 1 Saplos Item... _. ...:9 73 Money 1 , 0. 5. 1112 • ... Roman Isom, 1. 31 . 69 Do. 44 ... Dn. 26 .... . . .-.— ... Treasury Honda ... 31 ... Piedmont 3 to. lints. 90 Boni. ,h.res PAWN, Fan. b.—Versailles (right bank), • ditto (left tank), 213 50 ; Paris and Or 7 an*, 1, 1 12 70; P.orno and knock 630; &own and Havre, 263; Marseilles an , Artnnon, 2:3 Su; MrliabOUrft and Bale, 2'n; centre. 341 r 3; Nooloonse and AMINO... 237 50; °Mons end Bordeaux, 433; N.-thern, 36/ 75; Par, and , r.0....t0rt, 461 73; Parts and Lynn; 3610; Tours and Mots., :91 25; Slontereau and Troyes. 111173; Ulleir , C sod ktemnap, 224 30; Bonleauz and Teste, 47 30; et. Ocroab. kw. MINES. THIS DAY. o'oes. The arrival o f f avoura bl e news from Two Sydne CL y, and of a very large amount of gold-dust by the Phoeni cian, has had a very powerful effect on the public mind. It is no longer open to doubt that the gold resources of Australia are large. Already, even in its infancy, Australia takes the rook of ono of the great gold-producing countries, bullion coming forward - in large amounts, the ar rivals being numerous and the total receipts large. There are now weeks in which the Australian sup plies mount up to 80,0001. or 100,00 K, and we be lieve this week the Australian imports into this country will be greater than those through the American channel. The mining market has already been influenced by the advice% referred to, and much greater activity is observable. Some of the later projects still hang on hand, but the older ones have generally improved. Although the advices refer to Australia, and more particularly to the Freehold Gold and Lake Bathurst Companies yet the Californian companies have no less benefited. The Carson's Creek, a new company, is quoted at to 2 prem. Agua ferias have further advanced to 2; to 4 prem. Altogether the present quotations of the market are in advance of those of yesterday afternoon, when a revival took place. the pre sent quotations are : Australian Auriferous, ) dia, to par • Anglo-Californian, 1 to 1 prem. ; Austra lian Copper, Z to Z prem. ; Agua Fria, 2) to prem. ; Ave Maria, par to j prem.; Gold Mountain, j. to prem. ; Le Nouveau Monde, 9-16 to 11-10 prem.; Mariposa„; t o prem.; Carson's Creek, e to 2 prem.; Colonial Gold, ) to a prem.; Port Philip, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Cornwall' and Devon, I to} prem.; Australasian, j to lj prem. OWOW 511.11bille No. Share. ) Nam. ilaid I prices ; dans reaseday./ toddy. . 1-- 10 0 ,000 t Ages PM& .....---- 1 I 211 pin. 31 1 100 . 00, 10 a. Altalooolll6amlna ....—.... 10a. 1 1 „ 111 a I'x,oo , 10 Assuan ................... 111 . .. 20,000 10 ;Aa5tra11e11.............—....., 3 1 1 It 30,000 1 Ave Kris 1 a die j Ina , 6,000 30 'Biomass°. Iran and mat all l . 2,00 , . Bohan Scrip .. ... I .. 100,000 . 1 Britioh AlletrAlll Gold . . all aMa par 1 10.000 33 Brasil. imp (twat M. pm. 114 6,000 30 tb. Cocarsand Calab an MOM 10 : Do. St. Jabal.* Nor'_ MI Copiap3 70,000 5 Eng. & Atneraliaa Capper al 1I awl a. 20,000 20 Grotrol ; all .!. 3 on.o 1 Goble.. Mountain . ..... . 1 1 i 1 pm Pit 1 1 11.000 3 ; Or at Niemen par all 9 1 ,9 0, . 19 liblikaalillosthAsierken 9 200,900 I Waives. Meade 7,000 00 Saadale Os Cabs lOl —-- 40.0 10 Inn croft _ . ....... 63,171 Is,:y Willed Melissa 100,000 1 1 ' Wont Madams 1 1I Ps 14 i lois In MINCING LANE.—THIS DAY. St:GAL—We have no alteration in prices this week, but the regular market must be quoted less active than last week; yet holders have been firm and refused to take lower prices. The demand by private contract has been good for low descriptions, say from 225. to 275., and the buying has been partly of a speculative character. To-day 5,000 bags new Mauritius with strength suited for refiners, sold at very full prices. The relined market steady, but not active. Grocery lumps, low, 435. 6d. ; fair to fine, 445. to 48s. COFFEE.—The public sales have gone off heavily this week, and prices scarcely supported. Importers have bought in freely in public sale. Good ordinary native Cey lon, 384. to 395., partly nominal. TEA.—The market has been dull during the week, but prices have been supported. hits.—This article bu been in good demand during the week; about 15,000 bags are reported to have changed hands, chiefly pinkey Madras, at the extreme rates of iaat week. Corrox.—A fair amount of business has been duns, at full prices. . . . SALTPITII.—Fine descriptions, being scarce, have sold at high prices ; other descnptions at about previous rates. Cocx NA L.—No public sales brought forward, but price. have been supported in the private contract market. INDIGO steady. The quarterly gale will include, on Tuesday neat, 14,500 chest■ declared. SPINITS.—Rum continues to wear a firm appearance, proof Leeward's, Is. sd. to Is. sld. Brandy steads. In other articles no material alteration. Markets gene- rally have been inactive this week. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LIIADENHALL.-561ts. to 641b*., I Id.; - 64Ibe. to 721 be., 11d.; 7216. to MIN., 11d. to 2d.; &Ohs. to 881 hp., 2d. to 21d.; 8816 s. to 9616., 21d. to 24d.; 9611 w. to 104th.., 21d. to 3d. Horse Hides, be. Calf-skins, light, le. to 2.. 6d. fell, Ls. to 5s 6d. - Sheep Skins, polled, 6e. to 7s. Od. ; Kenu, be. 6d. to 6.. 3d.; tudf-breds, as. Od. to 6s. Od.; Downs, 3e. 9d. to 45. 9d. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. There was eery little English Wheat at market this morning. and Monday's quotations were unaltered. A limited demand was experienced for foreign Wheat, at for mer prices. American Flour was held for the recent Enhance, which checked its sale. Of Barley, Oats, Beans. and Pen we continuo to receive but very moderate supplies, and the value of each article was fully supported. Ait/l/TALN INTO LONDON FROM 2nd FEIL to 6th YEB. QM Laeliah. Savich. Irish. torrlen. Wheat 1.30 I I I 60//0 Barley 1740 .. . dill I 0nt5...... I DOI .. . I 1.4 ill I iivi Floor. 3,21 I. bane* mils; Malt, 1.31' ors. Ixoloon A ow/I.—Aiwa, 4 is. .kl. ; Parley, 31s. Id.; ON. 200. 10d.; Rye, to 0.1.; Dram, 2114. Ild.; Nos, i.e.l 14d. lIIPIIIIIAL IVP.KIk.r., Wheat. Rat 132. 1 2 4 , 173. 8em.... Poi .. Dee. 27 137. 24 Ile 34 111. $ 4 14 2.1• 24:e 04 3,.. 3 1 37• 20 34- 74 17. 9421. 114 211 74 211 44 10 ... 117. MI 33. 34 17.1 30. 14 26 9d 211 Id - 12 _ 33 7.12'. 14 13. lc. 2; • 34 27- lid 20 114 34 134. 114:7. 104,18. 20 27. 10129. 21 213 - 31 _ 134 104 214 &Was 2d .7. 111211. lld dd 44 sem& Agg. t•... 33- 2d:17. trha. 142 - 47 - 61 - nr,,—Wh•at. Rata,. Cala taa sad rasa la raft _I um. tr. — sio to ar s 34 3 37 4 37 ii i ~ ... _: Join..S . , phs. iu..........4a. I: ..... .1 5..44..J . V izi.i. : I ' - i* T. - .. -- 1.1 - .:: ::. :: .e , ,. , ,• , . At / ...o,e• . %.•4 1 , ft ei 13.52 41.38 33 Ulzd 101 2 It! a Ilia •d 31 lei mi : e l be