The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-20 00:00:00

( 4 1 .-efe. 0111114.1.1 .0 4 J xprie At ,o r Ft • _ No. 1,974.) LONDON, MOND, NORM DECEMBER 20, 1852. 'ENCE. MINES. SPORTING. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. RAILWAYS. • THIS DAY —Two o'CLorli. The railway market is rather better 10-day, Lan 'whin and Yorkshire, South Easters. Caledonian, Aberdeen, and York and North Midland showing an advance, amongst other stocks. &miaow is very quiet. Fomign lines are steady. l i SMARM AND STOCKS &WM & Lisp (wha fa.), 4 II Ti 0.. 1104 t WM .. ' illrisra et 'trap— .. lei Da 1191.1 pa et. as daa (br Lb Ashlar dhs.) Li Hi Plarwri Irma hely. M sad loam ... .. Is Illi pm Ports smil Oskis• .- - SS ar Park dad Rosa ... .. so 10 Prim ma 1111/0110am ... SS S l 4 a d P'7ll.°l 2ll= S 8 4Pa Queers I Ipa . Mama rid ilairs ... lll It babe awl lbw. . Ili ill Do. 14 pet Ont. heir. Isatlidra Prams— ... di I Uppr basil* ._ 1 pp &at Sisailla . S Dam si por CUL Prier. 1 i dla ipm Malang els ?tsar lIIIf 1• Wariersed adribedird.. NI SI SATWIDAT E• 11111 1 ,16. Business in the English mining market to-day, in consequence of the gold mini ng s p ecu l at i on , has been quite stagnant, prices remaining nominally unaltered. The excitement in the gold mining shares con tinues, this department of the market being exces sively crowded, whilst the transactions were again most extensive. Nearly all descriptions, both Aus tralian and Californian, were again higher; end although at the close the feeling was scarcely so strong, the market leaves off at the highest prices of the week. Further accounts from the colonies and California arc expected with much impatience. /TAO MOVMDII. Her Majesty's, Tuteday, Slough ; Friday, lialdsabwid Thicket—at 11. Claeltrahani, Tuesday, Pasedown; Friday, Kilkeruiry— at balf-poet 11. IN ad ' FOX HOUNDS. Albrightou, Tuesday, the Pioaork, Westeu Hntb ; Thursday, Higley Taphouse ; Friday, Bormobel—at half past 10. Heckle, Wednesday, Hatton Conyers; Friday, Watlas— at hall past ten. Old Berkshire, Wednesday, Sem/Weigh ; Friday, Cox. well Wood—at half-past 10. Cambridgeshire Friday. Nora Wood—at half - pant 10. Carmartheashin, Tuesday, lied Mose ; Friday, Mydrien —at 10. raa 31i I as i 1 IP fls 1 MONEY MARKET. it E DAILY NEWIS. Lenexa Montag Paw, plies M. e,tieel Oeps. the DAILY MEWS le et the at UlO Lt. „.; ~..' s toma Ihrhals, advasealmq tree aammes• r its breaded .. ta mod sal polka Worm. minds, plink sosisl, sot ' .mai - tom sot sass a Ita °mall 110%-la Os onstsay Us ...a m -Is She @MON trutbhg. arl loappelYkehoreitor ef eed is the varied ohiondlleillideelnliedel Wee eoldoed Is In Deb Itsdesft sot lisastaa Sitadta.- r:str. somplessi. it arum a um Mead Met Ildflin that es/ War pose . `,.2-VaragSs e ry i lt 1 1 4%rt. lai r1111: 8 1 • AbAt elle ett4"l Feb.& 11 !• ••02 6/16If Illibeelse, as Why Usk sulgasea Win the qwe' *task submiss. 1566 always minim i lls. ibajoase el se rlebab sable Wear 6 615.551115 r bel NOM et MIT • ! • ts. yea WO te the Mean Laski .t • be ens that ads roper (Me presel le :Aines ~arr bed la dye years bodes it. time Mad eampadesie Itetabtlahed. imeeeL 114.1.1616 C1560511.:11 Wu... , ton ..... ....... Int saws N.,•1•011110m.O. MIL% N FAO Tao hetteeed magmas/0 of thtlottes j .rO.O revestly earnooo by a am •• the • 1104 News 'f. the yoanentont • the Louisa supsies M!You the Ora it tech MO potted and a Used i mam erieteetly that earervative Itacesdre whir Is the pi:a ovation et Ilastaad ; sod &heady, with tho NMI ens mum it the reeeshired daily pm% sea vllli tM 0400 0 0 000000•001001s-sra te the • 71MM • -•tYrea W O 7 00.• ropy, U. ;Widest usest sarreepomis Ir simmendsl Yeses" 1. be swami st Ileassilet se Nemesia kap beim or at *WO" Is, Intit4l7•4, 1312 CORPORATION AND CITY or LONDON. T HE LAWS. Sneed Ilitteh ewe, CUSTOMS, USAGES, and' lo.outAnoss a the CRT re PORT et LONDON • with I Soto .4 Use various Charter% Ree ess, Neteret, esd Dee!- . will,* they ars 4181•11. WIN he amnia es Ne Oty In 1,. Atta, M. by Mahatma Punta. Dol. Sarnia , IF No tw,r .teederd week oe the laws and usages ot Lestaa."--144 Do Non, wefts ankle. dal Fels.. ISO. Dutarrworth* 7, Ilret-sIOOOL - ~ L.II)IF.S of delicate toispieii" 140 Gil= .- - wevyttii• of dames el mollber. IPS ire tal• , 1,,,a i 0. I. 'ALT DOS aratipaimbil at SY pedid•lWg, G .R.tse e. d satsuma viola nal dump aniegbille g•••• ea MOM a. - .• :,, p. road Gambit r atuastiaa. Tlib mho quids arUl ...., , 111 tab's mei limiesw of the Al% nom salmapas dia tirecnt at.. Omni moan the me• mil Ed =mu i, . ~ ......,t,l ikZ iginamt. Ds wear sigliadleiv• Impel w ~. ~•,;•.,•••• • boa= mod mil • solome ....i .tr Any to tie awl ag ib ra i N— = n it Il• IL sal 1.,, c: r.. n. Casaba—Ma sass ollidasif killSor as aiM lia v ., r, .: ...di enld by A. IROWIAND mei WIWI. U. Man. w 4,.. 1.., •.4.••• IN all Clicalfilla art laultame. IMPOIL •- •Ar. .tuy era MAD. Ded4air, Wain, C. looking-pm sod Optiolstary Ihaboon.—BILIMPTON Hat AB, II sod tresefrbundrp. Fattuages gim, sod • Wee prism soot FM ..........---- ~...---._ - - :; : i ,111 • h I ~.11 t ../ ilef j) ; ':. .. • II - - si 4 4 ono . tTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, itilmVarot.twolorirAlattringislitt IRELAND Drums, Dac. 17. The news of the defeat and consequent resigns hoe of the l)erbyite ministry was received in Dublin at 20 minutes to 2 o'clock this afternoon, and pro- diced a sensation almost amounting to an outburst of public rejoicing. I never witnessed more sada hum at any announcement of the kind. The notion el the Irish populiwitv of the late cabinet was all a sham. The most ardent of the Irish party well kanw l that they have more to expect in the long run fres these who are, on principle, the friends of liberty, than from its avowed enemies • and it was quillel impossible there could be any c ordial good feeling &song the liberal party in this country towards any government with Lord Derby at its head. The news, as I have said, did not reach us until shortly before two o'clock, the arrival of the packet having been diliied by the boisterous weather in the chancel , but the moment the telegraphic despatches; 'Lich conta.ned the wished-for Intelligence were cried the news flew forth with a speed which 'walled that of electricity itself, and in a few moments it was known in every earner of the city. While I write the news-rooms are besieged with crowds anxious to learn the particulars, and all whom I have heard express any opinion on the sub left rejoice to hear that the reign of the " Derby etifhas been so brig. twinms bode of the seethe seadered by the bilk members I. everting Lard Dolby, sad says : The pied tast se the dillies bike esielkoties which Let Duty hes naked, sad whisk Wend his heaped Ass his Insist hoed. lie acted weeskseemly ea See ped thse's bill, and he has had his reined. The Irish moms ~Weser his gevessemes. nark* the faithless ta the dem. lessen k weeldl mar INN ir t as the nda li hi* timer. Lied Vestry amid net with hapasity Weal betray. Ha tiled it la the giblai abashar, sad his thaw • week • laid him by the basis. De tee sad Must rigkt will prove a hanidebb atambliag Midi es ether • om thus the ass saw mar it theskties. Preparations are on foot among the shims of Lisburn to entertain their newly-elected re ether, Mr. Johnson Smyth, at a public banquet,. The N•fthfro, Whiy, however, states that Lead Heft. ford's agent has refused the use of the Pah& Assembly Room of the town for the wpm el Oval the entertainment, the refusal &paltry mode of showing resentment for the excuse if their franchise of which ti been mi AMitey Lid bun guilty. The magistrates of the Leitrim Petty Snakes hire been investigating a charge made spinet the km Mr. M itzgendd, a Roman Catholic eleegysesa of the town, for having exhibited at his chapel gate daring the election time some inflammatory placards. Ater hearing a great deal of aviators they decided Cu putting the Whole cue into the heads el the hew Munn of the crown. The Bev. Dr. Cooper, a Roman catholic priest of Doblin, who has acted as secretary to the so.called Catholic University Fund, and has generally taken at active part In the sectarian politico of this ever by. died this morning of fever. A nutting has been held this week in Kilkenny Sir the purpose of getting up a monument to the Illernwry of John Banim, the novelist. A committee with the Marquis of Ormonde at its head, was sp. Pitted to carry out the object of the meeting. The celebrated Irish sporting horse, Herkimer, which began its career on the Curragh eights /ft" ago, was sold by auction to-day for 5301. Dec IS. Tl:e sales in the Incumbered Estate, Court yenta. day 'hewed rather an unsteady state ef the land racket. Comparing the prices obtained with the bet yearly value of tho lots, as set dew he 110 1 rentals, we have the following remits :—.ll hailhoil 1 State In the county of Cork, with a heavy kid walts brought only 1,0501., equal to 10 years' yttedmee. • foe simple estate in Westmesth MIS 110111 be 3,7011/ s being a rate of 221 years' purchase. Prellorif'r Mb' Siting of rent charges in Tipperary white' 6,14,1 1., went at the rate of 13i year n' purchase estate in Down realised 3,4501., being at the rate of 17 i years' purchase, and some house property In the Sty of Dublin was disposed of at prices equal to 11 easy purchase. The gross sum produced by the I' Sale. was 17,2951. The bade Erpreu states that the honour e hThßldluod has been offered by lard Eilia!ss to Mr. Iv ahem bargee, the maim& railroad Nu. tractor, and originates et the Sisal ladaddell F4li bitim of 1 83 3. mai list Shoham ougsseing tled med. Mr. Dews is most the kit am he At Wield who would set a lake CO sooty tithaOles blooms to be amply Willed with lie hig h p unkah. he holds in th e es ti ma ti on eta lIIImi 7eland, Thursday, Act Lam Village—at balf-past 10. Mr. Calyees, Tuesday, East Hall; Thursday, St. Clair ; Friday, New Barn. Crawley and Horsham, Wednesday, Cucklield Park; Friday, Ashford—quarter to 11. North Devoe, Tuesday, Mockhara Down Cress; Thurs day, Kennel—at half-past 10. Mr. Drakes, Tuesday, Finesse, Villa6e ; Thursday, Editoot Village ; Friday, Cheetortas haU past 10. Durham County, Tuesday, Farewell Hall; Friday, Elemore. Lord Eleho'sTuesday, Twael House; Thursday, Hir ai Law Toll ; Jrriday, Precton-by-Disase—at hall-past 10. F. 8.. Friday, Bishop's Wood--at IL Mr. Fans's, Friday, 'Wasik Crone. at kall-pegt 10. Kr. Osrth's, Wednesday, Swishy Lodp, aes, Ate; Friday, Nawnhans Oreen—at half-post 19. 0 wirtheyre, Tuesday, Cribyn ; Friday, Lampeta—at 9. liambledon, Wednesday, Fair Oak ; Friday, Hill Place—at • quarter to 11. H. H., Tresday, Hinters How; Thursday, Bighton Wood; Friday, Well—at • quarter to 11. Hartley, Friday, Amileld Coessaoa—at a quarter to 11. Hurwortb, Tuesday, Croft; Friday, Hannay—at half past id. Kr. M. Ingram's, Wednesday, !Incision; Friday, Blythe -6 M—at a quarter to 11. Bast Kent, Friday, Aerial Mill—at half-past 10. Llaaley, Saturday. New Lodge, Peatbrey—at 11. Linlithgow and Stirlingskure Wednesday , Dalmahoy ; Friday, Duadaa Castle—at a qu arter to 11. Mr. Liman's, the Kennel--at hall-past .10. Mcmmouthshins, Thursday, Dispritow Bridge--et half peat 10. New Forest, Tuesday, Stoney Cross; Friday, WLits pariah—at • quarter to 11. Mr. Newsom's, Thursday, Witherdoa, Broadberry at 10. Oakley, Thianday, Dungee Corner ; Friday, Swinealsead Weod—at a quarter to 11. South Oxierdshire, Tuesday, Stow Wood; Friday, Thane Town—at halt-past le. Pembrokeshire, Friday, Wallestoe—at 9. Mr. Lort Phillips's, Thursday, Ashdale. Puekeridge, Wednesday, Btanatead, Hem; Friday, Lay about—at halt-pest 10. &shy, Wednesday, Wiltos-hridge ; Friday, Kininvis— at half-past 10. Sir Henry Seals's, Tuohy, Rokter-bridgs ; Friday. Norton. -- iliaisfaiton, Tuesday, Rieeal-beidge ; Friday, Kirby fooorside—at 10. EannWsetliulnaiptlon, Tuesday, Bs borough Planta tion ; •Friday, Washborounk Turnpike-loco—at kali past 10. &menet and Wilts, Tuesday, Braltoa-Sate ; Friday, Hardiaston Pillars—at kalt-put 10. Lord Bouthanaptea's,Wediaseday, Cowper's Oak ; Friday, Bradden—at 11. Coosibe—at haLf-peat 10. Mr. Tr*lawny's, Tuesday, Bideford-bridge; Friday, Longdon-hall—it haltgest 10. NE. Trevor's, Wedity, Coleinas-green ; Friday, eilso•—at half , past 10. Tisdale, Thu,sday, Dilston—at half-past 10. Tredegar, Wednesday, Trodegar-how; Friday, LUST thea—at half-past 10. Tivysede, Thunday, Penybryn Nelda—it 10. Mr. Vaughan's, Friday, Llanarth—at 11. N.W.H., Tuesday, Stone-hill-gate; Thursday, Pas bridge—at quarter to 11. Vino, Wednesday, Aldertnastoslark ; Friday, Wort Sherborne—at 11. _ ; Thanday, Stroptliiy —AU 11. 'l 7 6;ads, Tuesday, Cliroa-kill ; Friday. Aswan Polo—st balf-past 10. York sad Aissty, Tassday, Previsions's-groat ; Than dab 1411-sraor, Bradlartoa—ss lon-past 10. Aiktee, Friday, Thersby--et 9. Lord Bolton's, Tuesday, Dsaby—at 11. Breawydd, Wedseeday, Folatrosol ; Friday, Capel C B. half•past 10. B. V. H., Tuesuy, etunainster Cosmos ; Friday, Hay• isel—at halt past 10. Carlisle, Tuesday, Dalstoa ; Thursday, Red Howe, Kirk liatoe—at 10. "ThramiT, liarday, Ashton Tam ; Friday, Bankaurtaa— at 11. Mr. Deuce's, Wednesday, Whileharsh Down; Friday, Cadalord Bridge—at 10. Delverton, Tuesday, Twelve Awe Poet; Tharidny, ate fent RAIL llooday, Calgaith ; Wedadeaday, High Bridge, Cando firemsby—at half-past 10. Mempita—lizaday. ilanepithereits Bridge ; Thanday, Sou QlNlrm —at lid ll- 1. 084 10 . High Peek, Monday, Moneyash Village; Wedaesday, Robin Hood Bar ; Friday, Pyke Ball, at 11. Captain H. Lewis's, Tonday, gigaton; Thanday, Hrs. with—at 11. Nairealthr sad Gateshead, Moodily, Coal Barn; Thom day, Berwick half past 10. West Norfolk, Monday, Halo Dais; Friday, liwaffhaa Splashes (a da rt 11. Mr. Okeovor's, Tuesday, Ipetoaes; Friday, Blakeman —at 11. Tan n = Mandsy, :roekhuret Hatch; Thurs. Trensollar Dews, war Bray's Neap; Friday, Viverdee—at 10. SCOTCH 101 HOWIDO - I sel A Is;•;l;77B7;cothre Gat. : Fri me—st pea T. Kr. A. D. Tara, Kola 4, Hopida'a Crouroad ; Friday, Blosiagtoa Toll—at 11. P 50 1 ,28801 EMPSON.—Williaa knows a Professor Roma, sad editor of rr ase lliesisayh tilir Review, died on the 10th Mt, at the Rut ladle Deism Halley_bary, la kis sixty-third yew :—the hamilnl• ISM ef his big a raptured hisailewei. Kr. Bursa WM this lespeetual &sir at !setoffs et Civilian at =,—a emir dim* Illempled by Malibu sad . Mr. Leases we admit* darn a Wisher I ser e aad afterwards ea Osßep, Claisheldp ; hat was set, we lb ski rl la ter at oohed or at die masked kasteSsige, at argrerwrat bums Rdieharah Reviewer is warded Wm* =as esizedr o ' sad through J 's imilsesse, Mr. Mum Mika is edible of the great Whig Re- view. la his our dies--whisk fantieher his dela is we ties ia ear ashowa-4. is mid to have 'lsla greet stir bailee le g the grageleUrs at the Resins, sad ts the great =1.7..1714t"—` 1 1,..._'11=.t0 lb. of the litualese MI aseatry. He was ;I; := lB lltd ra llis two alysiatessals I be, *web the " Bat eel Rae" was slim aggeesseal la rneilel*e. he wall sang the law deb o faßgy has the study est ague *a Ile impales thst. Meng =ea Red d leggiest relhu thee bud belies wider his editor ship t s thee : table of enema" samet be takes se moverWPM by um% ef the ihratere of the whisk ideedllesiel dud esaslsadsL The nem =for sash a ems' ley his Meads ties the altered of our lituatare, mil the alliesllaa that is LI/ the weekly rem of There roma Ti thisi am th a llii hes bola =5 'ea the other side, that the Inlay was to es an authority she sathess , diem was a epodes of contempt won" this bud MI6. KT. Rama is said to have wriUen acme Way ardise for the Edinburgh Review these shady of awes during the pond wham he wee au its editor. His artiedee, as yet muolleeted, embrace law, negro davery, demo tic polities, and the antdition of the poem Mere ; varied by biography, general history, end even poetry Of subjeets SO diveniied, it is not to be "sputa that be was equally happy on all.lllis great artiele, to which his admirers WM satin in call*, attention, wee that on Mr. Stanley's Life of Dr. ArnehL—a well weighed, and well written review, in which be 111111 artainly at home—for hie studies had extended over the SIMS field as Dr. Arnold'', and be brought to its masidention the Might of his Haileybaz as sip:rienee in testlag the views OM greet mole at .—Mr. Emma, with it p hi What; will set, however, Itassalatt by his s, as hie eon:told= is est graweilly geed, well br erbium beds to truth eslaisat Se saiesessed his miens alba M leased aid to ealessall endure. His Memel* awe ewer, as editor of the Reliallaryd, is Lord Mrartaegle.— Athereawws. NOTTINGHAM, SaTuaDAT.—The water@ eft *Rata out in this Mud. lids hes fallen every day during the week, whisk has erased the elm Treat to rise three dart due Thawday. The se=e==d raise ue maw barley sust Nelms Yam% enazia the Mrs& RS as doe% V IIII :11114 lime by the lal i tei le SAM 82 sty 81 74 He II 7 14 as H SIS 34 If Sas IN HS GI 15 SS SG IS4 IS $ 3 as I II 4• 13 13 11 . 77 19 119 0 /I Y " Ms le ne sii 0 . .41 illllOl mad Briar Cbserr sad Beirbead Cork sal Dablyi Ildeastp!es.. Dui* 14111. sad Alm , arty . all int Amelia (SW Lit . 11: Do. (SIB D) all awl L. .) . s. se @Wen Owego, Ilmilera am Deft LO. IL) ea felee s Gee :lot Bag Fi.1 . 1, - IFI I sadm" lamp, & riallii= —Do .—.- OWL.. than,. A. 4:lt.ismilk. " eta Mott .. Ith h INA sisssei .. tainser . s.lo•llol .. II ITh7ffitis -- , — .. — . ::I itareibe sal yielishir 1 D:. i . irWsiaTas Two. loads Seetber• Leans NM Mairsoll lALAIDurni =Difilrigt e r Do. new De.suse..E6i Landes kimatili-Weitin = I- D. UM. 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Dino Dias _ POZEION K &shun awl JlMlord= resat Lw Boils INKEK Aram Morbid sal limetitism Nos awl lllmam - Grad bibs helmK. rirerl MAW of Pram ncllKMAlrdorkabsw De. bob atm IKE Ildriio~2.ol.lftet Wing (lIallway) ros. 10=1).- ernesse mfg. IlidN ,WATP. 'l7e ITS II ps 17 IS Ps: Poi 152 ■ If 20 0 As i 2. 0 In IN N it 1 11s I{ li If I die Si pm 9 9i gm 1 it ros ■ 1 14 pa 7 1 1 I ISO ill too I too , 100, la la MO 15) IWO 194 196 9 11 1 16 $ 1 db 2 111 1 89 1 1 4 ISIf 7 q 10 3 10 II 1 1 PM 74 16 16 1111 db li 1 oe 10 el SO it My ON M s n Se Ile IN 111 $3 U 149 ill U $4 113 llb Ule S 4t4e it 14 144 Ul "I IS • U ▪ id 107 j kii K N IN 112 IMP 11l it ne Sti 1%4 mpg IN Ile 103 Icl 10 114 1 dim ll= 4 4 ill 4 Pa 1 tpt I 11 pa 14 Ili 14 Ili ql Itl is 111 113 Oa I If Of pm 11314 1 164 lir DIP. ii pa : th Ii . 111 in 1 Pa I 1 4 9m 149 . 194 ;1 . 11 fe 102 104 .~ _* I. 0 n an W IM 6 2 m e A" $4 ea sw lISI Si Mi Si aei i I SATITILDAY IVINTDS. Although a ministerial crisis usually exercises a very depressing influence on the Mesh markets, the removal of Lord Derby's ministry from elks is suc ceeded by a decided advance in the English funds, much confidence being felt that the next administra tion will be imbued with greater strength. Consols opened this morning at yesterday's eking rate of 1001 to 1, and finally left off at 1001 to 1 et div. for the opening of the 18th Jan., being a farther rise of I per cent.,aad the highest_ pries they.bies attained fantasy mberthe, after ImMog allowante for the de duction of the January dividend. The advance is the more worthy of notice from its occurring on the dullest day of the week, and at a time when atten tion is so . prominently directed to other securities. The total rise since the defeat of the cabinet on the budget is exactly 1 per cent. At the close the mar -1 ket was firm. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 10014 ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 101 k, 1, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041, 4,1. Long Annuities, 1860, 61, 7.16. Exchequer Bills were supported at yesterday's rate of 601. to 63e. prem. ' but no business is marked in the Juno issue. India. Bonds were purchased at 80s. pram. Foreign stocks were neglected, except Granada Deferred, which met with more inquiry. Spanish Bonds are steady, and Dutch remains firm, with dealings in the Four per Cent. at 100. The late upward movement in these stocks is mainly influ enced by the fall in the exchange, the difference being altogether in favour of holders, and it is noticed that at the present exchange prices ought to be still higher. For instance, if 12,000 guilders of Dutch Four per Cent. stock were to be purchased here at 100, for which 1,0001. would be paid, the holder would receive in Holland on the lit April, when the next dividend becomes due, 12,240 guilders, in cluding dividend. Calculated at the present ex change of 11.10 for short, this would be equivalent to 1,0371. 55., or to nearly 1031 per cent. here. After making a moderate allowance for any possible fluctuation in the exchange between this and the dividend period, and also for the proportion of dividend that has accrued, a considerable profit on the operation is still shown. The list of the day's sales is as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 100 (exchange, 26f.) Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 981. Dutch Two-and-a-Ralfper Centt., 681; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 991,100 (exchange 12 guilders per £). Equador Bonds, di, 1. Granada' Deferred, 121,131, 13, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 1, Peruvian Deferred, 65. Russian Four-and- a-Ralf per Cents., 1064. Sardinian Five per Cents., 961. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 501, 1; ditto, for account, 30th Dec., 501; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents. for account, 231; the Committe e ' s Certif., Three- an d-a-Half per Cent. Swedish Loan,' die. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 11, II prem. The excitement in all Australian securities oonti nued to-day with even greater intensity. The shares' of the Australian Agricultural Company were run up as high as 340, but, on some ales made by old holders, relapsed to 280. The closing price was about 2951. to 3051, after a very large business. Buns fide purchases of these shares increased to-day, and they were freely taken in lots of one to five by the public. The sham of the South Australian Land Company ranged from 66 to 78. Those of the Van Diemen's Land Company were run up to 40, but left off only 241. to 271. In all these securities immense excitement prevailed. The rush ofpurchasers of Australian and Californian gold mining shares also continued, some of the former roaliaing 400 per cent premium, and a strong demonstration was like wise made in favour of Australian Bank shares, all of which were higher. In fact, in all securities con nected with Australia the mania has fairly set in. With reference to the Australian Agricultural Com pany the subjoined will be read with interest. It proves that on two of the three great estates held by the compuy gold in plenty has been found, via., on the Peels River and Liverpool Plains estates : TIM AUSTRALIAN AOIICULTUKAL COMPANY'S OOLD PIDLD, _ LIYISPOOL PLAIDS. _ _ Copy of a letter from John H. Dwbia , En., to the Chled Commissioner of Crown Lands„ Sydney. Crown Lands Office, Liverpool Plains, July 7th, 1862. 81r,—With reference to my previous communications, relative to the Hanging Rock and Piero River Gold I have the honour to inform you that daring the last meth but little progna has been made is developing the tellolitelle of this field, owing to the constant heavy raters. During the early pert of the month of June a few parties took up claims on the Hanging Rock Creek (which creek has been nearly deserted for other more favourable ground). The men have been it ellvemunerated. On the Oakiaville (vide my letter of 145th May, No. 52-250), but little has beat done in consequence of the sa• perabundance of water; but the dry diggings are still being worked and yield large returns. The bank diggings on the "River Peel," wherever the water permits of their being worked, are highly rents.- relive and a few men whose claims were flooded, emu menoed last week to wash the surface soil from the alluvial eats on the banks of the river, tad were averaging about fifteen shillings a man per day. The quarts ridge on the Australian Agricultural Com pany's lead, alluded to in my letter No. 62-260, and speci mens of which I bad the honour of forwarding to you, is, I conceive, of great richness • and I have every reason to believe that other quarts of eq ual richness will be found ex tending, not only over the Australian Agricultural Com pany's grant, but also over the crown lands on the right backof the river Peel. The quarts vein on the Australian Agricultural Company's grant is not at present being worked. The number of licenses boned for the mesa ei were 188; for May, 223; for June, 210. A number more licenses would have been issued Arius the month of June, had it not been for the extraegglatery inclemency of the weather; and I am informed on every side of 'numbers who purpose coming to the field as Ken sew warm weather sets in. Boma few of the late arrivals have ammo from the Port Philip gold fields. Having explained so fully m 7 view, and expectations raganting the northern gold field in my letter to you, of 24,h January, No. 62-18, I feel that any further re-iteration of my opinions would be superfluous ; I nerd only say that time has fully confirmed my first impression, and all that is required is a sufficient supply of labour to develop the rassurees of tho northern field. It is my pleasing duty again to testify no to tho general geed order which has prevailed amongst the miners, freak the isirig of this gold field up to the time of my placing Mr. As#unt-Commissioner in charge.-1 have, ele. • -.et of Crown Lends. Join, H. Doan% To the Chief Commissioner of Crown Lands, Sydney. The total sales of miscollaneous stocks ffireporta in the official list are as follows :— Bank o Aus tralasia, 821, 811,82, 1, 82 ; English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, 61, 6, 61, j ; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 61, 61, 01, 1, 6 1 1; Union Bank of Australia, 711, 1, 71, 72; Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, 31, 1, ; Australian Agricultural Company, 310, 280, 333, 280, 296, 270, 283, 280, 303; South Australian Land, 79, 70, 78, 63; Van biemen's Land, 40 30, 40, 27 ; Eastern Steam Navigation (11. paid), 1, 11, 1 ; North of Europe Steam, 21; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 89 ex. div. end bonus; Australian Royal Mail Steam, 61; London Joint Stock Bank,2ol. Our detailed list of the prices of shares anew under takings is subjoined :—Besiers and °minimum Rail ' way,ll to 11 pm. ; Royal Swedish Railway, to pm.; Central Italian Railway, par to 1 pm.; South Eastern, $ toy prom ; Hamilton and Toronto Railway, par to prom.; Danish Zealand Railway, to li per; Lab Coaatoace and Sala Railway, SI f NJ 1 ille ea saw f dia. to par ; Oust Western and City Junction Railway, f to f press.; Orleans and Epernay Rail way, par to f prem. ; Tynemouth D oc k s an d Rail way, par to I prem.; Great North of Scotland Pre ference, par to pram.; Bank of Asia, to prem.; London Bank of Australia and India, 1 ; Ebro Canal, If to 21 prem. • Isle of Wight Railway, dis. to par.; Magdakna iteam, par to prem. The prospectus of the Chartered Australian Land, Mining, Importing and Relining Company was issued to-day, with a proposed capitol of half a million ster ling. Au improved method for reducing the gold ore has been adopted by Mr. Charles Watt, the com pany's swayer and chemist. An agreement has also been concluded for the purchase in a well known auriferous district of a lime freehold estate, situate in county of Argyle, New South Wales. The con sideration to be paid for this is, it is stated, remark ably small, and will consist of paid up shares of the company. This undertaking, it will be seen, comes upon the market at a time when it is pec uliarly: ready to receive it. Our list of the imports of the precious metals this week comprise, the undermentioned sums—viz., by the Asia, from New York, 225,000 dollars; by the Teviot, from the Brazils, 31 lbs. 2 oz. of gold dust, and one package of British coin ; by the Queen of the South, from Caleetta, 100,000 rupees; by the Iberia, from Wig and Lieb09,11.0001.; and by the Gni we, from Sydney, 827 ounces of gold. 'The total value of these Imports is only about 63,0001. On the other hand the shipments have been very heavy, large sums both in gold and silver having been despatched to the East, Australia, and the continent. The Custom-house amounts of the ex ports of the precious metals for tke week ending Thursday is as follows:—Gold coin : To Hamburg, 18,822 ounces; to Belgium, 5,350 ounces; to Syd ney, 25,0001.; to Ascension, 2,030 ounces and 4,3061.• to Adelaide, &c., 4,000 oz. ; and 33,3001. Gold bars: to Belgium, 2,000 oz. ; to Hamburg, 1,100 oz. Silver coin : to Hamburg, 49,200 oz.; to Ascension, &c , 8,000 os ; to Adelaide, &c., 486 oz. Silver ba: to Hamburg, 100 oz. ; to Ascension, &c., 27,080 oz. We have here a total of 33,122 oz., and 62,6061. in gold, and 84,866 oz. of silver, representing an aggregate value of about 212,0001. The other shipments include 45,0001. by the Elira Hunter, for Sydney; 70,0001. by the W. S. Lindsay, for Port Philip; 5001. by the Mahomed Shah, for New Zealand; and 9,2001. by La Plata, for the West Indies. The shipments of specie by the Penin sular and Oriental Company's steamer Ripon, which will leave Southampton for Alexandria on the 20th, amount to no less than 467,5331., of which 48,7581. is in gold, and 418,7751. in silver, destined fur the undermentioned ports—viz., for Ceylon, 9301. in gold, and 147,0451. in silver; for Madras, 4,0701. in silver; for Calcutta, 263,66.51. in silver; for Penang, 2,5001. in silver : for Hong Kong, 1,0251. in silver ; for Sin gapore, 2001. in gold; for Canton, 4701. in silver ; and for Alexandria, 47,6281. in gold. The total ship ments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to full 800,0001.; and there is consequently a balance against imports of nearly 740,0001. This result, which will be regarded as of some interest at the present time, is mainly due to the partial cessa tion of the imports from Australia and other quar ters. The Lady Flora must be close at hand, with 77,500 ounces of Australian gold ; H.M.S. Plumper is bringing over a further sum of 8,000 oz. ' • H. M. S. Swift is also on her way home with 800,000 dollars from the Pacific; and the Australian steamer is daily expected w:th a cargo of the precious metal, the ' amount of which is exaggerated by common report to an almost fabulous sum. The directors of the European Cu Company have made a call of 21. 10s. per share on their new shares, payable by the 19th February. The European and American Electric Telegraph Company, which has just laid down a subterranean line of telegraph along the high road from Cornhill to Dover, where the wires are united to those of the submarine telegraph in communication with Calais, are about to raise an additional capital of 60,0001. for the purpose of extending their subterranean system of telegraph to Birmingham, Manchester, and Liver pool. These works are already in progrets. On the line from London to Dover 50,0001. has been expended, and it appears the cost of keeping the line in repair is so trifling, that a contractor has guaranteed the maintenance of the works for the ridiculously small sum of 1001. per annum. In the ensuing month the company intend to lay down a submarine cable to Belgium between the North Foreland and Middlekirk, near Ostend. This line will also be in communication with the rest of the company's telegraph system. The undertaking is one of great interest to the commercial and general public, and it is gratifying to see how rapidly all obstacles are surmounted by private and joint stock enterprise. From Ilerapetles Journal we extract the follow ing analysis of the railway traffic returns for the week on all the lines in the kingdom : Aggregate amount No. of Average metipt received. miles opsa. per mile. 1862 1861 1850 The Railway Times estimates the gross traffic receipts for the whole kingdom since the Ist July as fo llo ws : __ _ Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. pper mile. 1862 £7,493,843 B,BM £lOB9 4 0 1861 1850 THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market remains very firm, with a quiet business for investment. Consols have been strongly supported at 100/ to 1 ox div. for the 18th January. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1011 to 1011; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104/ to 1041 ; Exchequer Bills (March), 60s. to 635. prem.; India Bonds 80s. prem. The entire attention of the Stock Exchange is still directed to the Australian and Californian gold mines. There has been only a quiet business in foreign stocks, and the only remarkable change in price is a rise in the certificates issued by the Spanish com mittee, which have reached 41 per cent. Turkish scrip is fiat, and Spanish bonds rather firmer. Spanish Old Thnes mark 601 to ; the New De ferred, 24 to 1 ; Sardinian, 96/ to 96; Swedish Loan, dis ; Turkish Scrip, 1 prem.; Mexican, 24{; Peruvian Actives, 104; Granada Deferred, 131 to 1; Equador, 6. SHIPWRECK, WITH Loss or LlFE.—Portland, Friday, The. 17.—This morning, shortly before one o'clock, a French barque, laden with arms, ammunition, clothing, spirits, wines, &c., struck upon the Portland beach, and in less than twenty minutes, the whole vessel was broken into fragments by the force of the waves. The wind had been blowing for the previous fourteen hours a perfect hurricane I from the 8.8. W., and the coastguard at the Langton eta ' tion having discovered the signals of distress, were on the spot when the struck, end were instrumental in saving eight persona out of the fifteen who composed her crew. The parties saved are the captain, the mate, the supereargo, cook, and four of the seamen. From these we learn that the barque was bound to the African coast, for the purpose of trading with the natives. Up to four o'clock this after noon, none of the bodies had been recovered. A few cases of goods hays been washed ashore, but beyond this not a vestige of the unfortunate vessel is to be seen. HOLYHEAD HARBOUR WORKS, FRIDAY.—In ad dition to the ravage* roads by the recent floods, a fearful thunder storm raged yesterday at Holyhead, which has caused much damage in the locality. A dreadful accident has occurred at the old harbour, by which a man named William Hughes has been deprived of life. He was engaged on the landing jetty, when one of the crane', being too heavily laden, fell with terrific violence upon the deceased, and hurled him into the sea. Immediate help was at hand, but though picked up in a few minutes life was 'Miner, the heed of the unfortunate man having been nearly severed from the body by the force of the blow. He has left a wife and four children. At the new harbour works, on Tuesday, two men were at work on a stage nearly thirty feet high, when the end of one of the planks on which they sto xl gave way, precipitating both to the ground. One happily escaped with comparatively little injury ; but the other, a fine young man of nineteen, named Griffith Wil liams, received each seriatim how, that he has eines died.. Oar eorreepondeat adds, that serious differences still Ma ties& to exist between the lawny= fee*, woeku mak the ass la WI; saipley. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. Immense excitement continues to prevail in the gold mines, Australian and Californian, but the " run" to-day is chiefly in the lower-priced descrip tions. Australian Cordillera have run up to I prem. ; Yuba River, to 1 prom.; and Ave Maria, to .1 prem. Share. o f tk e Australian Agricultural Company have ranged between 287 and 310, and are now worth about 303. South Australian Land have fluctuated between 63 and 70; and Van Lliemen's Land, between 23 and 28. United Mexican mark 91 to loi. 1 I 100. , 10 f 0 1 C := latoMy. S dor tea• 1 S 1 41 li " .• I 3 i tb 101 Ili ill 4 ii i lAgas Fria ....... 4e.trcasiai: Australia. Australian noshed Australian Garth Ana Aso Marla Britian ArsDallas Gold Britian Iran Brasil. I oup.(las. at D. pa, De. Cocoas and DAL% Do. Bt. John Liel Me, esirsoas Croak 0 otos Copper Colonial Gold M ia rmetrauas. a n y. assled _ Goias lissatala ..... Orsai Deft . ... oAust ....... Lake oakum ... Loa. AcCaliter,O.tga.C4ll6 lisrigalts Simian& SouthAmorists N.. Or t4ou.sau biome .. Nin PMlip ..... ihymney Iron Pitto New ...... duo de Cuba loath Aa5tradda............. rid Croft Clatted Meskaa Wed !Wpm. Yuba 7 9 . ICI 11 Po Pa 3 1 i 4 41 3 1 411 Pin II adr I 1 ins II P p: Pal P 0 4 . 4 . 4. ut 14 2 I p 1 PIE 2 i 3 0 10 II . 2i Pm 64 74 10 . 11 PM If 2 II I t r I lol p. i Pa 211 i I ~a,174 toe,eoo t .o. (go COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LANE.-THIS DAY. The reoeipts of Wheat during the past week have been small. The supply this morning was only moderate, and there was no difficulty in effecting sales of good dry at the quotations of Monday lut. Foreign met a retail demand, at the cnrrencypf this day se'onight. Flour scarcely sold so well as last week. Oats sold to needy buyers at Gd. more money. Beans and Peas were saleable at late rates. Red Clourseed was in demand, and fully 2s. dearer. Carraway Seed also advanced Is. per cwt. 911311VALII 1510 LONDON 1 , 0031 13th DEC. to leth DEC. Qrs. EnsUal. 150:94h. 1/IY. I , wet" Wheat.-- 1171 Barley 1937 I 170 350 Oats 94 903 1035 Rale , 040 barrels, sad 233 nada. MINCIN G-LANE.—THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive to-day, but AM amides have a 'toady appearamw. SMITHFIELD MAttKEJ.—THIS DAY. The supply of Busts is large considering it is the Monday after the great market; " more than twice as many as on the corresponding day last year. The town being tolerably clear of meat, and consequently there is a gexl attendance of buyers, • clearance is effected at about late rates. We have also a fair quantity of Shears, but generally speaking of middling; quality ; best descriptions are therefore dearer, and all kinds arc quickly disposed of. Good Calves are scarce, and considerably dearer. SW as°, of dita. .a.a 0. Ter *one se Mts. . a. Boa Post. R•rifords.. 4 0 4 Hat Dr. lib 0 • 0 ilest Easect.hanis . 3 • 3 1 Boa Lose-wool. do:4W quality Naas.. 3 • 3 , DO. do. Sam 0.1. s Pia 1 4 4 90. Is. Man o Bast Dna a 21.01.141.1 s 4 4 4 Lamb •• 0 0 0 Nora .4 wows. 2,170; &op sad lamb. 13.150 ; 001 rs. 192 ; 210. 3W. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. - . The upward reaction continues, and the trade, who held back during the dccline, are now buying for consumption. New Tallow deliverable during the autumn of neat year, is also commending attention. Town Tallow is quoted 465. nett cash ; Peterabturs Y.C. on the spot, 465. 34. ; all this year, 465. 34.; January to March, (1853), 465. 6d. ; October to December (1853), 445. 2d. PAZTICULAU OF TALLOW. MO. I lISI. Cuks.. • mu.... Moak this day Mbar, bat wash De. tram lat Jam arrival last week Do. from bit luso ties Y. C. this day per •v.• De. lowa 55,040 2,454 51,194 1,244 as,sse 37 .04. 31e. Id. i -- (5,471 49,342 3,101 2,123 6u,5113 29,241 128 '2,822 99,340 1111,161 Me. 9d. 461.04 Ds. ed. 479.3 d. Arrival De. tr Pries T. Arrivah for the week ending Dee. 29 last year, 1,052 maks; and delivery, 2,262 casks. The arrivals last week comprised 1,166 casks from St. Petersburg, 1,495 from Aus tralis, sad 201 from other places.—Total, 2,862 casks. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.-THIS DAY. During the put week our supplies coastwise have been very limited, with the exception of the French, which has been liberal. Notwithstanding the small quautity of Eng lish and Sootch, the trade Las been extremely heavy, and prices not so good as the previous week, which can only be accounted for by the over supply and cheapness of vege tables, and mildness of the weather. The following are this day's quotations :—York Regents, 80s. to 1205.; Lin collie, 755. to 100 s. ; Scotch, 80s. to 05s. ; ditto red, 755. to 80s.; French whites, 80s. to 955.; Dutch, 60s. VIENNA, DEC. 18.—Five per Cent. Metalliquev, 941. New Loan (Series A), 941 ; (Series B), 1011. Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 841. IBank Shares, 1,332. Exchange on London, BERLIN, DEC. 16.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1021 ; Ditto (1852), 1021; National Debt, 941; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 148; Bank Shares, 110 to 1101. BIRMINGHAM FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.—The annual meeting of this society has just been held at the offices in Temple-street. The report, detailing the pro gress of the institution, announcing the issue of upwards of 3,000 shares, and the receipts of upwards of 50,0001., was received. Some discussion ensued as to the proposed alte ration of mode of allotment, whereupon Mr. Taylor moved and Mr. Harris seconded the resolution That the busi ness of the society has been and is now greatly limi'ed by the past and present method of allotment and making ad vances, and that a more effectual system of satisfying tho wants of the members is needed. This meeting, tnerefore, notwithstanding anything to the contrary, requests the committee to take such steps as may appear advisable to extend the operations and facilitate the purposes of the society, by adopting the plan of the National Society."— Mr. Peakoms, Mr. Blatland, and Mr. Beal, supported the resolution, which wag carried unanimously. This meeting, following so soon after the recent Conference, is important, and the adoption by the Birmingham society of the princi ples of the National, cannot fail largely to influence kindred societies, and extend the operations of the movements. THE AMERICAN MINISTER.—The Hon. J. It. In- Reno!), the American minister, having accepted invitations to dine with the American Chamber of Commerce in Liver pool on the Ith proximo, and with the Mayor of Liverpool on the following day, is expected to visit the Mayor ef Man chester before returning to London, and to spend two or three days with his worship. A meeting is summoned at the Town Bell on Monday, also, to invite his Excellency to • public dinner with the leading inhabitants. THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL STEAMER ADELAIDE, Captain O. W. Jackson, which sheuld have left Plymouth on Thursday evening, was still in the Sound on Saturday evening wetting for fair weather. She has nearly 200 bags of letters and newspapers and 300,000 sovereigns on board. The vessel and cargo is estimated to be worth 450,0001., upon which a premium of Insurance, at the rate of 35e. per neat., has been paid. The Adelaide belongs to the Austra liaßoyal Mail Stem Company, is 2,000 tone register, and has Onfinall of 450 hone-power. Elbe was pe e etel Captain A. Lowe, R.N., who expressed with her and the erisagtineats for the pansingess. Ifhe WM ft lisiardef o f s 4 V P • kite v 4. .4 IN I ii IR lla a IS, 11 a 94 109 ini i 7 14 111 113 IS 4 4 s 4:010 10.000 30,000 11,0110 11.1Y3 100q0C 10.4010 100,100 SO NO 104,000 ??9•C:4-1? I - Si:Olio 64.000 10,000 7,000 50,000 5,005 Ite i i— la 9 SC 139 14 VP 1 i 9 iti i i 1 1 4 9 i